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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-28
MINNESOTA NEWS.

A bounty of So 90 is paid for
wolf scalps in Olmstead county.
Trains now run directly through
from St. Paul to St. Louis in 26 hours.
The Rochester Post reports the
loss by fire of building of VIM. Carley,
in Orcnoco. Loss $500.
The ice in the St. Croix is thirty
six inches thick-thicker than for
years.
The Anoka Union warns people
to be on the lookout for ono "Geo. Fl.
Harris" who claims that he is engag-
ed in securing back pay and bouuties
for soldiers
AN OK was killed by Messrs.
Eamcs Il Co., Of Red Wing, few days
ago which measured Eve one-halt feet
in height, girth eight feet two inches,
and weight 3,os5 pounds.
On Thursday last W. Scvepscke
was killed in St. Paul by the accident
al discharge ola blast. An iron drill
was drleen through his head. Fred
Alkcy had an eye blown out.
The Faribault Democrat says
Geo. Flores was shot in the leg end
SO severely injured that amputation
was nccessary---7--A man named
nonohue, OF Eastwood Station, had his
leg broken in two places.
The Chataeld Den, ocrot says a
German butcher by the name of
Andrew Lind, hung himself to death 10
big meat market at Spring Valley, that
county, on Saturday night last. He
was single man, and Of very inten.
rerate h,bits.
Col. J. R. Clough, John D: lay
man and Albert Lawr.nce, Of Minae.
apolis, have been awarded twenty
mile contract on the Northern Pacific
commencing twelve miles west Of The
Red River,
BY an aecide nt on the Main Lin,
Of the St. p. Il P. R. r., near Randall
Station, Mr.. Fitzgerald, engineer o.
No. 10, and Ole Knudson, a brake
man, were killed instantly killed 0
l.. Dudley, had one leg broken aud hi
body badly crushed, and Dennis Sui
Ivan had bis left arm broken.
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THE MARKETS.

|" ..'-'... ST.. CLOUD, March, % 1872.
Wheat-Firm at $I.c0 a$l C5.
Oats--36c to 38c.
Corn-45a50c.
Barley-C0c
Rye, 55c.
Bran-G0c per cwt.
Shorts-$
Feed-$la$1 60 per cwt.
|. Hay, is ofexcellent quality this year &c
sells at 81.
/ Beans, $1.5o to S2.oo, according t,
quality.
Potatoes buying at 50a60c.
Cheese-Minnesota, zoe; New York Csc
Butter-Ranges from 124c to Csc.
Eggs-2oa25c.
Green applcs-$4.5oa5,oo per Dbl; g
cts. per peck.
ranberries-25 Oa3 90.
Wool, 40c.
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.50 70,
fullcord; green maple, oak, &c. ,$4a$4 25
tamarac, $3.50.
MILWAUKEE, March II.
Wheat-$l % for No. l.
Oats 32e for No. 2.
Corn-39c for No. 2.
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION.
FRS.
(CoNCLUDED FROM LAST WEEKLY

ST.. CLoUD, March 2lst, 1872.
REGULAR MEETlNa.-Present Wesley
Carter, Chairman, B. Pirz, NJ. Greeley, T,
Schroeder and J. J. Getty.
Frank Bcuolken was allowed $50 for re-
lief Of poor,
The'aum Of 500 was appropriated to
Sank, Centre for bridges $40 for each
bridge aud $40 for slough-to be drawn on
report Of Mr.. Getty.
An appropriation Of $25 was made to
town Of st. 10. and ST. 90 to st.. Cloud for
the Rockville road.
The bond Of the Judge Of Probate was
approved.
r W. DeLano was authorized to print
500 extra copies of Financial Statement
for distribution.
On motion $3.50 was allowed L. A.
Evans for publishing solid matter Of last
tax list.
The petition from Sank Centre for a
County liquor license vas rejected.
Barth stephany was allowed aid for his
sick child.
FR1DAY.-The bill of the State Reform
School, of $23.l3, was rejected.
Wesley Carter was appointed guardian
over the children Of Mr.. Beaver.
The application Of the Supervisors of st.
Martin, for relief Of Henry Ramp, was
laid on the table.
The application Of Mrs. DRESSING for re-
lief was referred to Wesley Carter.
Mrs. Hathaway, Of Sark Centre, was al
lowed $6 per month. O. r. Heath and
family, Of the same place, were allowed
$12 per month.
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The people of Sank Centre have in
augurated a course Of readings. MIR.
L. B. Davis, while digging well ON his
farm in the town of Getty, ten miles south
Of this place, last week. found pure stone
coal, at a depth of eighteen or twenty feet
from the surface. It is believed there is
plenty of coal in that locality at no great
depth.........T. c. Mcclure, Esq, has NOV
ed the machinery of his new saw mill from
the pine woods in Todd County, about
thirty miles from here, to Brainerd.-Sauk
Centre Herald.
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JOSEPH EDELBROCK
FOR THE EAST.

Mr.. !. W. Tenvoorde will start for the
East this week. TO purchase an entirely
new stock Of goods for his store. 1t will
include dry goods, clothing, dress goods,
groceries, notions, crockery, and every
thing that may be wanted. 1t will be the
stock Of the season for St. Cloud. In the
meantime, all goods on hand will be sold
at cosee to make room for what are coming.
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We learn that the laborers engaged
in digging the we'll fer new tank house
at Milton Station, on the line of the North
ern Pacific Railroad, have discovered
marked Indications or the existence Of q
bed of coal in that locality The o.
ter Tail River is now entirely open be-
tween Otter Tail and Rush Lake, the warm
weather of the past two or three weeks
having made complete wreck Of its icy
coat.-Otter Tail Citu Record.
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LITERARY NOTICES,

-Onc Of the choicest publications
we receive is the "For Everybody"
monthly issued at Buffalo by Henry
H. Sage. It is printed On tinted pa
per: and is embeliished with illustra-
trations which approach very closely to
perfection. The reading matter is we'll
prepared.
The April GALAXY opens With
sketch of the great novelist Chas. Reade,
by Justin Mccarthy. "The Frerch at
Home" is spirited analysis Of French
character. "Lincoln and johnson"
is another of the Hon. Gideon Welles'
contributions to the history of the mo-
mentous events Of the war, aud the
years Immediately succeeding it. "Wo-
men and Journalism" IS Intended to
show in what particular branches of
journalism women may hope to succeed
and have already succeeded. The pa
pers entitled "FiIteen years Shakeress"
are brought to a conclusion in this
number. Gen Custar, describing "My
Life on the Plaips," tells story of ad-
venture with great spirit, and in way
to command readers There are many
other excellent things in this number.
Shelaon Il Co, publishers, New York.
"A half dozen illustrated articles.
an unusual number Of short stories,
several bright essays and sketches, two
or three papers Of special interest to
scholars, and some excellent poems
make the April number Of Scribner
not only popularity attractive, but
really valuable. The leading article,
beautifully illustrated, is descriptive Of
the greet United States Navy Yard at
Mare island, California. "Curiosities
Of Plant Lite"is an entertaining paper
on Natural History, with number Of
striking illustrations. Prof. Schele,. de
We're writes sketchily, and with the
aid Of pictures, Of the "Earth's Hidden
Treasures" and Amos j. Draper, him.
self an inmate Of the institution, de-
scribes "Thc Silent College at WASH
ington." The articles which follow arc
of equal interest. The fourth number
Of Warren's Back Log Studies" is juicy
and delicious. Scribner & Co., pub
fishers, New York.
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HERN1A.-It is now demonstrated that
rupture can be surely cured without suffer-
Ing. Elastic T1usses are superseding oil
others. We advise all, before buying met
al trusses or supporters, to send for de-
scriptive circular to the ELASTIC Truss
COMPANY, No. 6ss Broadway, New York
n37-12w
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CITY COUNCIL.
ST. CLOUD, March 25th. 1872


REGULAR MEErlNG.-Present: Aid Clark
President, Bvidgman, Dorr, Carter, Lamt,
Owen, Powell, P. Smith and J. G. Smith.
The following communication from the
Mayor was read and placed OH file:
To the Common Council Of the Cify of St.
Cloud
GENTLEMEN.-I have the honor to call your
attention to Ordinances numbered 1G and
II, which have been declared duly passed
by your honorable body. 1t would be well
for some provision to be made at this
meeting of tho Council, for preparing and
executing the bonds provided for by said
Ordinances, preparatory to their delivery,
ces referred to shall have been fully COM
piled with.
I am very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
CHAS. D. KERR, Mayor.
On motion of AID. Bridgman the Clerk
was directed to correspond with Hon. Geo.
L. Becker relative to obtaining and prepar-
ing said bonds.
The annual report of the Street Commits
sioner was referred to the Committee on
Streets and Alleys.
The report Of the Committee on Fire De-
psrtment recommending the purchase Of
first-c]ass fire engine, with all necessary
apparatus, was presented and read. On
motion Of AID. Dorr it was resolved that
the purchase Of an engine was necessary.
Ayes-Ald. Carter, Dorr, Lamb, P. Smith
and J. G. Smith. Aid. Bridgman, Owen
and Powell not voting.
Aid. P. Smith moved that the Committee
be directed to purchase an engine, &c., at
a cost not to exceed $4,000. Adopted.
The same Alderman introduced q resolu-
ton providing for the issue of bonds to pay
for the engine. Ayes-Ald: Dorr, Carter,
Lamb, Powell and P. Smith. Nays AID.
Bridgman, Owen and Smith. A majority
of the Council not voting, in the affirmative
the resolution was lost.
Aid. J. G. Smith moved reconsidera-
ton of tho above vote, and that further
action be postponed to special meeting.
Adopted
AID. Lamb moved that the COMMITTEE on
ordinances be instructed to report IN Or
dinance at the next regular meeting re-
pealing the amendment to Section IL of
Ordinance No. l, requiring auctioneers
to pay license of $500, and inserting in
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REGULATIONS and Defamation:

Do You KNOW 1T THAT everybody who
wants good, fat, tender beef, or any other
choice meat, consults his interest by 60
ing to Coates & Freeman's This firm is
known all over the country as paying high
prices for stock ; and their city customers
know that, in some way, they manage to
offer the best Of whatever is to be found in
the market. This is the style of doing
business that always wins, and Coates g.
Freeman understand it.
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Go to the closing out sale at auction

1t is again asserted that negotiations
are IN progress between France and Ger
many for tho speedy withdrawal of German
troops from French soil, and that the En-
peror Williams government favors some
plan to attain this end, on the immediate
payment of 500, 600, 900 francs of war in
demnity, and the payment Of the remain
ing indemnity in yearly installments.
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CLOSING OUT.

Having received new stock of choice
staple snd fancy dry goods, and for want Of
room will sell my entire stock of boots,
shoes and crockery at and below cost for
cash.
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&C. W. West, proprietor Of the West
House, is fitting up the large building in
lower town, known as tho "Garling:on
House." as boarding house for the men
who will soon begin work in the saw mills.
Caleb drives business, whatever he under
takes.
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Hon. Fl. 7. Wclles, OF Minneapolis,
President of the railroad company which
is authorized to construct line from Min
neapoiis to Sank Centre, in which St. Cloud
will have some interest, writes to the edi-
tor of the Monticello Times that the road
will be built without doubt, "some day.
but that it is impossible to say anything
definite in regard TO it, at present.
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6,7l3 $2,513 II
PERSONAL.

On and after June LIST, 1872, I will lie
found at the Drug Store Of NJ. c. Tolman
Co., where shall be happy to see all my
old friends and lots Of new ones.
A. G.. GOWDY.
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Repatriation TuH JOURNAL by John Zapp
- Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.
Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Ending March 23d, ls72
Whitman r. James and wife to George II.
Fish for lots 4 $3.50 lOll and u
blk in James Add to Sank Centre $3.50
Edwin and VIM. IL. Clark and wives to
Joseph B. Taylor for lot blk 3 in town
of Mclrose. $50
Janette A. Turner and Hush to A. Grove
nor for lot 2 blk 20 in Cold Springs City
$50
James ". Kimball and wife to Peter Morey
for nj of NEG nwq Sc, Il T 12l R %
1925
John P. Klein and wife to Nicholas johann
mas for W Is acres neq neg sec IS 7 125
R32w $2O7
John Klein and wife to Jacob Mehr for
e27 acres nwq neg sec IS I 1926 r 81
W 1910
Jerome J. Getty and wife to Robert Stanley
for swq of NEG nwq sec 10 T 1875 R "a
W 500
First Div St. P&PRR Co TO George H
Brinkman for seq swq sec 8 T 1913 4 20
W $24O
h6@uel N1CAuLIEo dAO uuSO u 1ebpcAl8 DOW.
ing ct al for lot blk 81 in A. A. Browns
Add to st. Cloud $1,000
David Mode and wife to Theador Behner
for ne 5 acres of neg seq sec ~ T 1872 R
80 800
David Mode and wife to Julius Crosse for
acres of NEG seq seo q 7 1872 r 80 "
500
Theodor Behner and wife to julius Crosse
for nwq Of seq seq SEQ 80 T 1872 r 81
$50
Rachel W. Mc1ntire and Hush 10 James F.
Stevenson for lots 2 and blk ga in A. A.
Browns Add to st. Cloud. $3.50
Samuel A. Blood and wife 10 James F.
Stevenson for lot 10 blk 'E" in City Of
st. Cloud $1,000
First Div St. P g. r r Co to Rt. Rev.
Thomas L. Grace for neg nwq sec 25 I
l26R 29w $16O
First Div St. P & P r r Co to Wendelin
Merz for swq nwq sec rs T 125 Il 80 "
and WI swq sec I 1875 R 20 " $3.50
Some twenty-five Of the leading citi-
zens of Alexandria signed guarantee that
the promise of the people Of Douglas coun-
ty, made in mass meeting, that $4,000 in
bonds for the right of way ofthe St. Cloud
and Pembina railroad through that county,
should be made good. But the people, in
an election about two weeks ogo, refused,
by vote of 272 to 1862, to authorize the
bonds. This is bad faith and equally bad
| policy.
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ERIE has been creating a great ex-
cltement 10 Wall Street during the past
week, aud its stock has advanced very
rapidly, from 80 cents to Of cents. On
Tuesday 100000 shares changed hands.
The sales have been mostly to English
capitalists.
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SEECIAL NOTICES,
ON NIARRIA&E

ON MARRIAGE.
Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE
With sure means of relief for the Errng and Unfor
tunate diseased and debitated Sent free in sealed
! envelopes. Address, HOWARDASSOCIATIONN No
% Ninth st., PHILADELPHIA Pa
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A good farm, with farm house, aud thir-
ty acres under cultivation, about IS miles
from st. Cloud, on the road to Sank Centre.
Will be rented for the coming season. In
quire Of KERR & COLLINS
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The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet in special session on Saturday to
act on relief matters. under the provisions
Of the law passed by the Legislature last
winter.
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FoR TIE LAD1Es.-Miss Clarke has just
received her large and complete stock of
millinery goods, to which she would invite
the attention of the ladies. Ii includes
al! the very latest spring styles,
some of which are now brought to st. Cloud
! for the first time. Call aud see
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Said one Of the shrewdest men in Min
nesots, . heavy capitalist and = prominent
railroad man, few days ag,: "Were I a
young man, looking for place to 60 into
business, there is no town in the State
would select 90 readily as st. Cloud for
there is no town which has SO promising
q future"
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The Lanesboro Clarion, one of the
sblest local papers Of Southern Minnesota,
in IN article entitled IAN Evening with
our Exchanges" after referring to the St..
Paul and Minneapolis dsilies. says:
Outside Of the larger cities, We have so
many excellent papers. that to name them
separately and note their good qualities,
would be equivalent to writing book but
NO cannot refrain from mentioning o few
Of them. The st. Cloud JOURNAL, edited
BY Mr.. Mitchell, is enc Of our best country
exchanges and credit to any place.
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The Dramatic Club has received lot
Of standard plays, and has already cast
several, which will be produced in the
course Of few weeks. First.class enter
tainments may be expected from this Club.
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-Julis Favre broadly intimates that
Minister Washburne aided the German
spies during the late war in Europe.
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"A circular from the Third Assistant.
Postmaster General states that Postmasters
are not required to receive or redeem any
currency which may be 50 mutilased as to
be uncurrent. This ought to remove sill
furthe. difficulty on this point.
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Last fall Mr.. Alfred Castle, Of Quincy
Illinois. Was drowned, but his body was
not recovered until few days ago. HI
was brother of Capt. H. A. Castle, for
merly Of this city, now Of St. Paul.
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BIZ ckeye force-fecd Seeders,
AT GRovENoR's.

The Fergus Falls Adrocat> says Messrs.
Foster & Balch are already on the
ground with men and teams prepared to
commence work upon their contract at
Evansville. They are live men and will
make railroad time on their work.
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An appropriation of $25 was made for
bridge over Spunk Brook in the town Of
Holding, the money to be paid on the re-
port Of R. Holding.
The following were rejected:
J. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 13 Is
p. Thomo. % IS
Also, bills of John Meyer, Adam Plein,
Geo. Geissal, P. Schmit, and NJ. eau.
Bills of Adam KNAPP, Dr.. Palmer and DR..
Weber were laid on the table.
The Treasurer was instructed to collect
$40 from J. ". Tenvoorde for two iron
doors.
The Board then adjourned until March
30th.
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Next Monday will be the first day Of
April. Parties who receive papers through
the Post Office will remember this and pro-
vide themselves with the necessary change,
as no papers will be delivered without
prepayment Of postage.
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Mr.. Geo. ?. Peabody, Of ST. Paul, Of
fvrs to the trade very large and well-se-
lected line Of wines, liquors and cigars.
He would ask dealers from Northern Min
nesota to give him call, being satisfied
that he ca suit them in every way.
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-Cranberries, farna, oat meal, dessica-
ted COCOA nut, and dried fruits of all kinds,
at L1MpER1CH's.
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lieu thereof $10O. Adopted
Tho FoI1o-;n ~ hills wnro rofnYrnI
SCHOOL APPoRTIONMENT.

We are indebted to Mr.: Barney Voss-
berg, County Auditor, for the following
abstract Of the apportionment made Of the
State School Fund received for this county
being A cents for each scholar:
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Mas. N. P. CLARKE.

We noticed at Hines paint shop the
other day, "buck- board" on the back Of
the box seat of which had been painted q
large church. We understand that it is
perhaps for colporteur purposes.
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We are in receipt Of the Leg islativc
Manual for 1879, which contains Map Of
the State and much information that 10 Of
value.
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Much complaint is made concerning
the toll charged parties who crossed the
bridge yesterday to help put out the
fire,
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j. E. Hayward is Strengthening the
dam at his mill on Sank River by putting
in lot Of granite. The ice is 20 thick this
winter that trouble 10 apprehended when
tho general breakup comes.
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The LAST CALL AND THE LAST CHANCE
Fairchila is closing out his stock Of dry
goods, at less than cost, as this Is the las
sale he intends making in St. Clouc.
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From L. B. Wait, of St. Paul, we have
received Waits Descriptive Catalogue of
Choice Vegetable and other Seeds. Mr..
Waits seeds are said to be very reliable.
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One pier Of the Sank River railroad
bridge has been completed, and the ma
son work will be done in week or ten
days.
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-Fairchild vest erday sold prints at cts
per yard good muslins at 8 cts; gipg-
hams at 10 cts and great many other
goods in like proportion.
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The scamp who has been stealing wood
from This Office will find himself in police
mans clutch if he doesn't reform inside of
tWenty-four hours.
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A PAPER MILL is to be established
at Mankato, in connection with an oil
mill,
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just think Of it heavy snowfall in
Memphis ON the ed Of March.
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The funeral Of the late Major General
Robert Anderson will take place Wednes.
day, April Sd, unless the relatives residing
in Ohio, meanwhile express wish for an
other date,
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Two canal commissioners of New York
have been indicted for malfeasance.
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Great bargains to DO had at the auc-
ton. This is the last sale in St. Cloud.
Goods ore sold for anything they will
bring.
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YEAS AND NE1GHs IF horses could make
themselves understood in human language,
they would signify by universal "Yea,"
their assent to the statement that the Mus
tang Linimept is the best remedy extant
for oil these external ailments, and by q
most emphatic :'Neigh!" show their dis
pleasure at every attempt to use any other
preparation in its stead. Ever since its
introduction at St. Louis, at the close OF
the Mexican War, in 1849, it proved a
signal blessing to horse and man-curipg,
with ABSOLUTE certainty a nd wonderful des.
patch, such equine diseases a. spawn,
ringbone. poll evil, scratches, hoofail, &c.,
and relieving and finally removing the
painful affections which attack the muscles.
sinews and external glands Of human be-
Jugs. It Is fact beyond contradiction
that for oil injuries or complaints Of man
or quadrupeds to which an external remedy
is applicable, the Mustang Liniment is pref
cradle to every other.
Fair Haven -four, the best in market,
at R. NJ. RUssELL's.
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California had another earthquake on
Monday night. 1t was q mild one.
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Would it be personal for a newspaper
man to chronicle the purchase of mule by
brother editor as remarkable ease of
seli-possession
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Young Man Bush has what you want,
or ought to want-engagenent rings.