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The jury question is about to come to m ipsue
in Germany. Bayard Taylor, in ono of his
1ettors, explains that thoro are two forms Of tho
Jury systom in uso, tho .schofrongoricht and
schwurgericht. Tho lattor corresponds With
our systom, but the former In peculiar to Cor
many and German switzor|and It reaeryos oil
quoBtions both Of fact and lav, to Judgon and
Jurors, who moot together and return common
vordict. Tie Judges aro generally threo
in number, aud the Jurors not moro
than six. In tho draft for tho GRIM
innl codo which has boon submitted to the
1mposiel Parliament, tho proforonce Is givon to
tho Schonongericht. Tho peoplo as q whole
arc opposed to tho jury system altogether, upon
tho ground Tint it ia d French importation.
The advocates Of tho system have therefore
very Bhrewdly sought to show TINT It was orig
inally the creation Of Fatherland, that 1t thonco
travelled to England and France, aud afterwards
csmc buck to Germany, whsro it WAS completely
leyelopod. '':
, 1873-06-20

MYERS OPERA HOUSIt--hfonroo Atroot, bstwoen
Rtato and Doarbprn. Moran L hlauulus's Mins.1ols,
, 1873-06-20

Tho obituary record OF tho past fow wooks in
cludes several distinguished names. Among
them nro Frederick Ludwig G. von naumor, tho
eminent German historian, whoac reputation ia
worldwide; Philippe do sart1gucs. who bus loft
aoTeral works on political cconomy OF high reputo;
Baron von Kuboch, tho Austro-u Hungarian dfp1o.
mattat; john Camden Hottcn, tho wo1l-known
London bookaellor md publisher; Frederick
Pineknoy, forforty years Deputy 3tato.Attorno,
OF Baltimore, and son Of tho distinguished law.
yor and ssasoHaau, William pinckncy; Ha1iI
Pashn, Grand Master Of Artillery in tho Ottoman
army, who created tho Ordnance Department Of
Turkey; Joseph Drocl,, for many yc&ra President
Of tho Massachusetts Horticultural Society;
and Wolfgang Men2ol, ono Of tho groatoat po-
lomical writer's Germany has ovcr produced. 10
was violent opponent Of Goothe, Hogol, and
Voss, and hold hEs ground for many years, but
VIVA finally ovorthrown by Heinrich Heine, who
maae him laughlng-stock all ovor Germany.
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z CENTAUR LInIaIENT.

There y no pain which the Csntaur Linimsut will
not relieve. no swelling 1t will not subdue. and no
lsmsuess It will not cure This IL strong language,
but 1t true. Whore the parts sre not gone it, o.
Ssctsare marvellous. 1t has produced more cures Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, palsy. sprains, swell.
l:ngs, caksd.b casts, scalds, burns ssltrhsu, car
ache &c., upon the human frame aud Of strains, spa
vim, CALLS &C., upon animals In one year than have
all other pretended remedies since the world besnu
1t Is counterrritaut, silhesling pain believer.
Crtpplss throw AVA their crutches, the lame Whk
poisonous bites harmless and the wound
ID are healed without scar. It IL NO humbug. The
recipe ID published around each bottle. It IL selling
q no article ever before sold and It sells because 1t
doss Just what It prstsnds 70 do. :Thoss who new
suffer from rheumatism, pain o. swelling deserve Il
suffer II they will not use Centaur Eminent More
than 1000 certificates Of remarkable cures including
frozen limbs, chronic yhsumstis, CONT, running to-
nors, &C.. have been rsosivsd We will send ctrcu
lar containing these certificates, the rssps, &c,
any one requesting It. Ono bottle OF the yellow
wrapper Cs0taur Nniment 10 worth ono hundred dol
lars for spawned or sweenied horses and mules q
for screw.worm in sheep. stock-owners-this lii
ment II worth your attention. No family should b,
without Centaur Liniment. J. B. ROSE L Co., Nov
York.
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ST.. JOSEPH, April 8, 1873.

E D1ron JouRNAL.-Your letter dated
March 3lst, asking as to my experience
with Odessa and Scotch Fife wheat, reach
ed me April 7th-too late to send an an
swer by return mail From ny experience,
think Odessa wheat will stand more Sc
we're droughts and il suited better for
light, sandy land than the Scotch Fife.
Last year (the season being very mo;st)
was very favorable for Scotch Fife on light,
sandy prairie lands, and Was better crop
than Odessa. The average yield on St.
Joe prairie Was about rs bushels to tho
acre. Odessa varied from Is to 80 bushels
to the acre, being always the very best on
the lightest sandy land. On rich soil it il
very apt to lodge. Tho stalk is toe soft
and mild (ssme Is tho well-known Red
River whest) to Withstand heavy rains. It
even lodged on the light sandy land last
year. I sowed Odessa on : rich loamy
soil. The growth in, straw WAS very heavy.
It lodged early, before tho grain: WAS full
grown, and it was very difficult to har-
vest. The average yield WAS only Is bush
els to the sore, while the Scotch Fife, ON .
less rich but equally loamy soil, averaged
10 bushsls. The -four from Odessa wheat,
which got both from tho st. Joe steam
and water mills, is tho finest and best l
ever had in Minnssots, except from white
winter wheat, aad one Of the nillers
George Dobmeier) declared it to BE- the
best wheat that he ever ground to -four *
cept white winter wheat.
Very respectfully,
FRRp SCHloYp1R.
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NOTICE

10 hereby given to Ill concerned. that l
will conduct public examination Of al the
teachers desirous to teach the Common
Schools in tho County Of ;Stesrns, during
the summer torn, 1t the following places,
to-wit:
let In the City Of st. Cloud, on the 2lst
day Of April, 1873, At the Court House.
I'd. In tho village Of Richmond, on the
2ad day Of April, 1873, at the school house
Of said village.
Sd. In the village Of Melrose, tho 25th
day Of April, 1873, at the school house
No. II, Of said village.
Hours Of examination, fssm 9 O'Clock A..
Il. until o'clock ?. II.
All persons DESTROYS to obtain oertifi-
cate sre requested to be present, because
nobody will he allowed An extra exami,s-
ton, unless sufficient proof Of their diss.
bility to attend the public examination be
given. BARTH. PIRZ.
Supt. Of Common Schools for stesrns Co.
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0oAaD Or EDUoATI0N.
sr. CIouD, April 7. 1877

ssr. CIouD, April 7. 1873.
Ptessnt REV. Campbell President, and
Msssrs. Barnes, Bennett. CLARK, Davis,
Dam, Rdelbrock, Rsichsrt, vossburg.
= T. b. Dam, Esq, elected to Ill Tho ~
esney oeeasionsd by the death Of Dr.. Tol-
man, wss qualified and took his seat. 49,.
The report Of the Principal Of the Union
School for tho month Of March WAS read
and ordered placed on file. -: -. ... .
The Committee reported IN favor Of paw
Ing the bill Of G. F, 4 ". Powell Of IS. 80
for locks, 80. Warrant directed to be
drawn. ~ .-> 80.
The special committee to prepare course
Of studies for the Different departments in
tho Union 6ohoel Submitted their report,
which, o. ustisn Of NJ: Vossburg, WAS
laid upen The tAbls. 1.}a.:. 80.
The Presidsat Of the Beard being IN
able to remain, Mr.. Edslbroek was called
70 the chair ~ ~ :. ) <[t:'---..
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned.
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MsIRoss, April 2, 1873.

EDITOR JsuRxAI.-Ia response to your
favor, inquiring Is to the experience Of
farmers in our town In raising Odessa and
Scotch Fife wheat, would say that I do
not know Of any farmer in this tswn who
has tried Odessa wheat yet but some 9TH
er varieties OF soft-bearded wheat have
been tiled and the result has generally been
in favor Of the Scotch Fife. do not object
to consulting millers, ~ they must be the
best judges % to the quality Of Touring
material. The head miller employed By
E. l. W. d. Clark, 1t the Melross mills,
Mr.. J. F. Cronen, who three Or four years
ago came frsm Canads, says the Odssss
s;played out" in that country ten years
ago. Mr.. W. h: Clarke tells me that their
dra will not buy any other wheat to make
into -four for shipping purposes 70 long -
they can get Scotch Fife; and that ~ soon
90 tho formers cease to raise. it or some
other - good and hardy variety mot
Udsssa), the reputation Of Minnesota -four
will 30 lost. 'aIs D.. ,.'1--'
In ny opinion every small farmer can,
for years, improve the quality Of his seed
wheat BY selecting the esrliest heads and
from them tho largest kernels. But with
all their care in selecting seed, farmers
cannot succeed if tho ground il not propers
ly prepared.
The soil in the township Of Mslrose IL =
black sandy loan south Of ssuk river
porth Of the river 10 al timber land, with,
generally, black losm and clay saesoil OF
good quslity, but It is very little cultivated
yet. Melrose seems to prosper. Surround
cd by IN excellent farming country, It
ought to DO . good business place.
| ...,~.. ~. Respectfally yours, q
=. .....zs...~ ~, 49,. - A. LlxDs11a,
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MON EY LOST.

A man walking up street yesterday dis
covered that he had lost = considerable
sum Of money by not going to Young &
Bradford's and buying his goods, while
they are closing out. Hs Immediately in
vested all his remaining funds In securing
the 6rst-olass goods they are Offering At
such low prices. Other people who do not
60 by next Wednesday (aftsr which day tho
store will be closely will find that they,
TOO, have lost money.
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STOP THAT FUSS!

Every grocery man and every dry goods
man in town is getting out handbills, telling
what no will do. Tenvoorde does not
propose getting outbills, but he will sol
goods cheaper thar any or al the rest and
his goods are NO old lot, either. Come
along, everybody, who wants good goods
ohesp, and 500 what Tenvoorde has to sell
you. His prices are good deal better
than tho ''oost prices the other merohsntsl
are making so much fuss about.
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People who were born in April nstu-
rally feel anxious to know what 80 pro-
found . sage as Josh Billings. has to Gay
about their future: Here 1t is:
The man born this month will have .
liquid temperament, but not necessarily in.
klined tew Ticker. His great aim will be
tsw get married and he will git hiz bird
by marrying hutiful and also good look
ing wife. They will liv happy % two
lambs, and leave one SOD, whom they in
tended should be President Of tho United
States, but who very wisely konkluded tew
bs . merchant taylor. Is
The lady born this month will hav blew
eyes, and full set ov teeth. Her heart
will bs ~ tender a. porter house steak.
She will keep = lap dorg, who viii hav
weak eyes, and whose Christian name will
be Fanny. She will die and leave . led
quilt, which win 60 down 70 posterity,
with upwards Of hundred blocks in it.
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Tho following, which We ind In an
Eastern exchange, sounds very mu oh like
the dialect Of St. Clouds champion AUG
tionesr, Sheriff Mickey:
"Hslf.a-dollsr, halfadollarfsdollsf ola
fadollathst's bid now, give meref ye want
it Half-a-dollsr fivs-eights three quarters
-Three.qusrters I'm bid-givs ne the dol
lar for this brsn-new, double baok-action,
patent-twist silk umbreller. Three-qusr-
tors I'm bid-givs me tho dollar. giveme
dollrgivemedollr-oiu me the o-l-r-r Z.
Three. quarters, Observation-Disclosures
qaart-thee-quart-thee- quart, one dollar
shall I have?"
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II. PAUA 4 PAOlFIV NAIhAkOAD,
WlAtsr TlnAo Table,
CAURCH DlaEOReRY.

CoNaRKaArloNAL-(Church south Of kavine bridge.I
Services every sunday at Ao1a ~ III. AID pm. sun
day Senooi " Il O'clock. Prayer meeting Vt tue
Cyrus Picket, Past r. Resldsnce, corner VI v ells
aveAuo Alu Lake street.
lChurch on Richmond avenue.l
SERVICES svesv Sspsssh ut iv1S y. M. ana u p. '-
aud prayer msstlns ~ ~ o'clock. pews tree ana
ssrsngsrs invited. Rev. b. V. Campbell, Pastor.
ERIseOPAL1St. Johns Church, in lower TOWN.
Ser, every sabbath at w u. u. anu ~ p. NJ
Friuays All o'clock. Rev. ). I. ChaAber'' hse'oi'
kME1Auhlsr.-Cnurch in lower town. Services every
SUNDAY VI lO1 and n Pm. Sunday School ~
21s \. Rev. }. I. lsWt1n, Pastor.
CA1Houc.-(Churoh Of Immaculate Conception,
St. Gsr.Aain slrsst). Pastor. Kew. bensdivt hsina
Y. ). H. ASSISTANT Rev. Bonifacs Aull v. >. b. Ser
vices: Week days at ! H. w.; sanuass, First mAse,
~ 4. M, Nigh mass and SERMON ~ ~ a.. M, Vss-
psrs as y. ". Cathecetcai Instruction At p. M.
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Office and rssideooe on Washington Avenu.

DOUGLAS Couxrx.-Another run of burrs
10 to be added to the Alexandra grist mill,
making four in all.........Liquor licenses
in the county are 500; auctioneer licen-
ses, S25........Dr. G. Vivian is the cham
pion Office holder-being 0verseer Of the
toor, County Physician and Coroner........
The county has just paid $572.25 for q
safe.........T The goddess do flourish At Alex
andria. Some sinner attended q donation
rarty. paid ST for his supper, and then
stole the ministers gloves, worth $2........
The Post says: 1--WE are pleased to state
upon authority Of Rev. Geo. Stewart that
all the material for the Episcopal church
Of Alexandria, which WAS contracted for in
St. Cloud, will be completed by about the
let Of May"
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The greater portion Of this grain came
from the country in and around Osakis and
Alexandra, as bought BY tho above par
ties.
The prices for wheat have been about
90 cents for No. l, and 80 cents for No. 2
though sometimes rising above and then
falling below these figures, which are tho
average.
Farmers and merchants have brought
their wheat down to the system Of grading
very we'll in so short time. II far
mers keep doing that way, al will BE- right.
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MARK ETS,
ST.. CLOUD. Apr. 10, 1873
To.day's quotations for wheat are

3
NO. l........"......... ...".... 69a9Oo.
ne. Z........."..."....... ...... ........o7a66c.
NO. 100000. 77esVe.
Oats-2oc to 22c
Corn, 300 for new.
Flour-XXxX $6.50a6.00; Xxx $500
1850; Xxx 81 o0a4.b0 Per barrel
Feed-$l.ooal.1o per ewt.
Corumsal-$l.l5.
Shorts-75c.
Bran-$sA1o per ton; 500 per cwt.
Eggs-Pleata At l23o.al5c.
Butter ranges from IL to 25c. and sx-
osedingly scarce.
Potstoes-25a4oc.
Green apples $3.50 $7.75 per barrel
100 per peck.
cranbsrries, $1.6oa26o per bush.l 8
per quart.
Onions-$l.0oal 80 per bushel.
Honey-25a30c per pound.
Cabbage-$5a$l0 per hundred.
Beans, $l.eOa$l.75 per bushel.
Cheese-15a2oc per pound.
Hsy-$6.6oa7.6o per ton.
Wool-Unwsshsd, ssa36o; washed, 50a
| $50.
Country hams-loal2}o per lb.
Sugar cured hams-l5c = 200.
Wood-$4.00a5.0 90 per cord.
Beef-On foot, So to 10; re.aihng, 8al2}c
per pound.
Veal-7a8o dressed; retailing, 10al23o
per pound.
Mutton-en foot, 3a4c retailing 10a124c
per pound.
Pork-53o dressed; retailing, 10a12}e
per pound.
| Mess pork, SIT per barrel.
| Clear pork-$2o per barrel,
Turkeys-l4a1so per lb.
Chickeas-9al23c per lb.
Geese-9al23o per ID.
MILWAUKEE, April 9.
Wheat-$1 273 for No. l.
Oats-26o.
Il COrn-34c.
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HOUSES BLOWN DOWN.

That was at Davenport, but the largest
arrival Of new goods, including staple dry
goods, the latest styles Of dress goods,
clotsiug for men and boys, notions, &c., is
At Joseph Edelbrock's. Mr.. E. brings to
this o'ty the best goods to be found in any
market. This is an undeniable fact. And
he sells at tho lowest prices.
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COME AND SEE.

NJ. Becker has just received ell the new
styles Of boots, shoes, CATERS, slippers, &c.,
for ladies', gentlemsn's, misses and buys
wear. Ills stock 10 very complete, and he
can satisfy any demand in that lins.-
Goods selling ct extremely low figures.
Give him 4 call.
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GOODS AT COST.

We generally look upon selling at cost Is
. catch game, but We can assure our read
ers that the sale Of A. W. Bush's former
stock Of clocks, watches. sllverware, and
jewelry is being sold at cost, just as slver-
tlsed. The sale will continue only short
time.
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= MAGIC OF THE MourH.-Odorifaro
Sozodont renders tho mouth enchanting.
Composed Of rare snt,septio herbs, it i'm
parts whiteness to tho teeth, : delicious
dower-like aroma to the breath and pre-.
serves intact, from youth to age. the teeth.
spalding's Glue, handy, mends every
thing.
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ONLY FIVE DAYS MORE,

Young 4 Bradford have already begun
packing, and win positively close their
doors sfter Wednesday next So that all
who want 6rst-classs dry goods At less than
cost must call at once. : 1t will be long
time before saoh IN opportunity for bar
gains will be again offered.
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See advertisement in another column.

SPLENDID CHANCE MIR. Mark Whitney
is agent tor Our Ereside Friend, one Of the
best illustrated story papers published.
Every subscriber gets an elegant chrome
1t the time Of subscribing, and also share
in the distribution Of $25, 900 in cash and
tother premiums. Terms only $500.
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Go1Na Those who want boots, shoes
and croekery very cheap, should call At
Joseph Edslbrock's. He is closing out his
stock entirely, at less than cost. Now il
your chance. ..
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Castoria II more than substitute for Castor
Ou It IL the only safe article in existence which 10
certain to assmiats the food, regulate the bowels
cure wiad-oolic and produce natural sleep It con.
talns aethsr minerals. morphine nor ALCOHOL and 70
pleasant to take. Children need not cry and mothes
may rest. jsn30em
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BURGLARS ARouND.-It would be we'll
for our citizens to get their household
artillery into shape to repel boarders
(Which is . naughty-oal phrsae). On Tues
day night the servant girl at Hon. J. P.
Wilson's was awakened by the noise Of
man crawling in through window which
he had forced up She Immediately gave
vent to her agitation by vigorous cries Of
"6re!" when Mr.. Man backed ont, and
vanished. Keep sharp look out for these
providers, even ifyou have to sit up ell
night to do It.
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st. Cloud Quadrille Band

The undersigned viii furnish fIst- class
music for Balls. Special attention xivsa 70
supplying private parties. with ffsn tvot 10
i've pieces, 90 may be desired. :
Charge lpAse1able. a. 15 - : 80
:. aso: ls1uLLI1.
81. Cloud, Sept. 7th, 1871.
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M1Iloss, April 8, 1873.
Ep1roI JouRxAI-Hsving . short stay
At this place, l called on Mr.. E. G. Bloom
field. the Elevator Inspector, Of whom l
received information Of interest concerning
tho amount Of wheat handled through the
elevator BY the following firms, which I
forward you for publication
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SEEGAL NOTICES,
ON MARRlAGE.

Happy Rslief for Young Men from the effects Of
errors and abuses In early life Manhood restored
lmpediuents to Marriage removed. New method Of
trsatnsut. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circular sent free. In sealed envelQpss "A.
Philadelphia, Pa-an institution having hish rep.
ptation for honorable CONDUCT and professional aki
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Largo aooks Of geese have been wing
ing their way northward, to get sniff Of
eosl air.
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"A large stock Of croekery and glass;
ware At Paul Mookeuhaupt's will DO sold
for cost, % hs intends clssing out the
whole lot,
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CLUB RArEs.-Tke following are the
club rates Of The JOURNAL:
s copies, $l.75 each.
q IN

Town AND ROAD BLANKS -We are pre-
pared 10 supply town officers with all kinds
Of town and road blanks, printed to CORES.
pond with the latest laws Of tho Legisla-
ture. Send in your orders.
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CLuBBING WITH MAGAZINES.

For tho accommodation Of our subscri-
bers who may wish to subscribe for . mag
aziae or periodical, and also to give them
the tene6t Of whatever reduction We get on
contracts with tho pu alishers for their re-
spective issues, W offer TIE JOURNAL in
connection with others, per year 40 fol-
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LOOK H1xI!-Groosriss and provisions
Of al kinds can BE- bought ~ cheap At
Limpsrioh's - st any other place in town.
II you do not believe this, call and 900.
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King Of the Blood .

CANcERoUs TuMoRs. Cass.-It is with
pleasure l write, in behalf Of my mother,
who has been taking your medicine, King
OF the Blood, for tumor, and oan say she
is almost entirely cured. She has taken
four bottles of the medicine. The tumo,
WAS Is large IS goose egg when she com.
menoed. It is now only about the size Of
grain Of corn, and rapidly disappearing.
She has doctored hundreds of dollars away
without benefit, until using your medicine,
for which We shall always be thankful and
can recommend the King Of the Blood tc
any one needing it. My mothers name il
Sarah Dulin.
Yours respectfully,
SARAH McM1S1s, Kenton, Ohio.
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-For i've days moro, and no loseer,
Young T. Bradford viii sell goods for less
than cost, They prefer to make heavy
discount rather than pack their goods, but
after next Wednesday everything unsold
will DO packed. Hurry upl .
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Music G1vES AwAY.-We will order
P<ters' Kus,cal Konthly to be sent for one
year to any one who will send as i've sub
scribers to our paper At 50. each. Think
ofitl You can get At least sixty beautiful
songs, duets, and ohoruses, and from fifty
to sixty piano pieces, worth At least $40.
by aeuding Eve Subscribers 70 Tn jour
nAc
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TO any one paying us $500. No vii

TO any one paying as $500, we will
send the Western Rural, the popular and
excellent Rural and Family Weekly Of the
West, for one year, and credit one years
subscription paid TO our own paper. The
Western Rurul, alone, is $3.50 per year,
and every family in tho West ought to
have it.
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There will soon be two trains q day,
each way, between this city and st Paul,
runaing on about the same time a. the
trains last summer. This will be . great
convenience to our people dssiriug to visit
the little village down tho river.
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We would call attention to the law
card Of Msssrs. Moore & Kerr, st. Paul.
The gentleman composing this firm srs
both well known here, and it nesds no Is
sertion from % to satisfy clients that bus
mess entrusted to them will be carefully
attended to
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-10
III. p. BENNETT.
Dealer in
GUNS AND AMMUNITION.

49,
Rreecb Loading Rifles, English, German
and American Shot Guns, Revolving
and Single Shot Pistols, Metasio
Cartridges Of all kinds,
STEEL TRAPS & SEWING MACHINES,
Fishing Tackle, and General Assoztnsat
of Hunters Goods.
Manufacturing and repairing Of au.s, Light Ne
chinery ,Sui veysn Compares Surgical Instruments
Tools. Patterns. Models Brands, Dies &c. All order
fergoods or work promptly afforded to.
DEER HEADS PUT UP IN THE BEST NANNn
Repairing dune Promptly aid Hasrasted.
Prices always At the bottom Of the market.
14opposite the Kelley House. st. Cload. Nina.
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