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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-11

George Smith, living eight miles southeast of
Watzeka, Iroquois county, Illinois, recently bad
born to him four girls. The robust mother
nurses one !; the other three take heartily to the
bottle. The children are of average size. AS q
matter of course the parents were very poor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-11

EE-Persons leaving the city for the summer, and
wishing to have the DAILY COMMERCIAL sent to
them, will please send us their address, Where the
paper Is desired for less than month"; the postage
had best be prepaid at this oifice. BY prepayment
of postage by stamps regularity Of delivery will be
insured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-11

PHILADELPHIA July II.
Cotton dull at 2O@2O94. Flour in fair demand
for best grades others nominal supertine 81
as Penna Ohio and Indiana extra family 81.
5O0DS 25 rye -four dull at 1915; wheat dull /;
red 81 5s91 60; amber 81 6s@1.70; white,
Al ,7O@lt S5 new Delaware red S1.70 corn in
fair demand yellow 56@5s mixed 55@25a
Oats in better demand Shlte aod ao&oT ID m'Aeu 90
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-11

Yesterdays internal revenue receipts were
$429 SO4.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-11

colored boy named Turney was drowned il
the canal at Harrisburg last night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-11
9tew advertisements.

TNNRY OUR LYKENS VALLEY COAL. 1T is
very superior fer use in mild weather, to any
other Coal in the market,
GEO. w. BUSH SON. French-St. Wharf.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
Man over bored-Ap editor.


Nothing overcomes passion more
that silence.
Counter lrritants-People who
examine the whole Of the stock and
buy nothing.
When is a Photographic album
like an old fashioned china. shop
When it's full Of ugly mugs.
If you arc conscious of certain
in6rmities Of character, select oompan.
ions in whose society yen would b,
ashamed to give way to them.
Tho 81. Louis Globe i, responsible,
fer the following: "Lsarning tha,
some ladies' are about forming Come
Heme Husband Club ws suggest tha,
it be about four feet long and have 4
brush on one end. If that il not effec.
tive, the only resort loft will be to meet
and resolve"
This item from late San Fran.
cisco paper: "String beans and pea,
are triae aearer; asparagus has ad-
vauesd new potatoes are quot.bls at
e. per pound -; ereea corn and eee
plant are out Of market no strawber.
ries haye been received for more than ,
week. Lettuce, 25c to 3oc per dozsn
sveunber,, 16s pr dozen" sts.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL.

An Illustr,.ea Magazine for Beys
and Girls. The Little Corporal i
now in its eighth year, and ha: from
its beginning been; 4 Distinguished
for the purity and ud,sorieinality Of ito
literary contents, and the beauty and
excellence of its pictorial illustrations.
Tie serial stories for next year will be
continuation of ''Unole Dicks Leg
acy," BY Emily Huntington Miller !;
"Hidden Treasures" by Mary A. Den.
nlson, and a new story by Helen G.
Weeks; besides . variety Of Shorter
Stories, Poetry, articles on. Scientific
Topics, Natural History, lettsrs Of fTray-
el, Home Amuseme1ts, etc. All new
subscribers, for next year Will receive
the remaining numbers Of this year
free. Two beautiful chromos-
er's Morning Glory" and "Little Run.
away" given to every subscriber, old
or new. Chromos sent promptly.
Terms, 81 so year, including tho
chromos, unmouuted, sent postpaid for
10 cents extV; mounted, sized and
vanished, ready for framing, rs cents
extra in clubs of Eve or more Is
cents extra. Specimen numbers With
Premium List, Free.
Address, JOHN D. MILLER,
Pub. Little Corporal, Chicago, III.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
DR.. A. TRASk'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT
FOR THE CURE OF
INFLAHKAToRY DISEASES.

Dr. Trask was engaged for twenty years in
acourse OF experiments upon the medical prop
critics and power Of vegetables, separate and
combined. At the age Of seventy year. he sue:
q his e4pePments of a VsgetsSs ses esS
eases is unequaied in the annals Of Medicine.
ton Of these powerful Vegetable Extracts with
Electricity or Magnetism in the form Of an Oint-
unprecedented success which has attended ita
application in the cure of diseases, stamps 1t at
calls for trial and close iavestigadoa Of It's
Il n1ver fails, while there rernains suf-
dcient life to restore natural and healthy &C.
ton to the capillary. vessels Of the body, and
"a e eeoed
most malignant forms Of disease, which cannot
oe Obtained from any other remedy.
Such IL the power OF this combina.
the human frame; every bone and muscle, vein,
nerve and ngament is searched ont and made
sensible OF It's purifying and healing influence.
Hence Hence it. copes as readily with internal a. OK
Numerous instances are On record
where this remedy has restored health to pa.
asnts s 90 near the grave that the most powerful
Such b: frequently bean the case in Indammar
No patient ever need die with this
disease whore the Magnetic Ointment can be OBJ
tanned.
For Inhammatory Rheumatlsm
this Ointment is the most complete remedy ever
prepared. For Diphtheria or Putzid Sore Throat
It 10 unrivaled.
IN ninety.nlne cases out OF a
hundred, 1t viii AFFORD entire relief to the wont
cases Of Nervous Headache In thirty minutes.
For Nervous Diseases thg medicine 70
OF immense value.
A1eesicns Of tho spine, Rhsunanem,
1Ameness, Uloersted Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Plearisy, Group, Collie, Cholera Morbus, -Ague in
The tace or Breast, Burns, scald Head, Scfofula,
Sores, Sores, ETC.. win be immediately Felisve6
WITH use Of Dr.. Trask's Magnetic Ointneat.
p. RANDoH, Son i Co., Pfopr's, Buhlo, ~.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
1000 Bushels of CorA WANTING q Pur.
chaser.

From tho Hannibal Cosri.r, lstA vi.
A gentleman arrived in this city this
morning from Leroy, Kansas, and visit.
ed the T W. and W. Railway Office
to obtain rates for the shipment here
Ut 5000 bushels Of corn. Il, was re-
Arrsd for rates to the q. and st. j..
Railroad, as the other road gives no
rates from Leroy. In . subsequent
sonvsrsation with him, we ascsstA Aa
that he had offered the whole crop in
his native village at fve cs~t' per bsah.
el but could not find purchaser. He
aex. went to Kansas City, but iouad
the market glattsd. Then he inquired
the rates to St. Louis, and ascertaiued
that he would lose just 10 cents on the
bushsl BY shipping there. Now he il
trying to got rates to this point which
will enable him to sell his crop At 10
cents per bushe'.
We asked hlm Why he did not raise
hogs and feed the corn to them, but
he assured 10 in order to do that hs
hs must keep his hogs up, - there il
= State lav there that they shall not
run At large. The peor fellow is in !
sad dilemma ~ to what course to purs
$40 now, aud talks Of making fuel Of
his corn: At present prices he cannot
expect . sufficient remuneration from
the sale of his crop to pay for tho tine
employed in gathering it.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02

Our births and our deaths are but
changes in the great life 10 are living
the life Of immortality.
= We put thiaea= in=sefdss; God,
does the rsst.s lay sn iron bar east
and ves',-itis NOT n.sn'ti.'d. Lay.
it north and south. !'.d .nd it t.-Heres':
Mann. =. -, s,,x- r,>. =, ss,,>s saya
Professor Agassis saysNiagara viii
ran dey iu ninstsen ssntusiss, and tie
Niagara h.ek,nsa have raised th,1
fares in consequence. '~
We Americans, ssys Dr.. Dio
Lewi', eat too much animal tood. Ia
consequences, many Of ~ -ars fsvs,sk
anil prsmatursly old. Dariag NE sold
season, hard workers need 'me,t, bul
ouly once day.. Beet aud mutton ars
best. W. think =. majority VII d vsll
to take this meat for breakfast
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
Farm for S Ie.

V>HE undersigned offers for sale . eoed
l farm Of 100 acres, on tho north and Of
Maine Praire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres arc timber, the balance prai-
rie and meadow, and tho whole enclosed
with sgeod fence; thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises is
GOOD COMFORTABLY HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouss two
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm il directly on the main road FROM st,
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire at this Office, or Of
J. S. DAM,
On the premises.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02

in vain did they mangls me; - voics
from above cried, Live, Salsthiel, live -!
Pu.sca Thy endless journey. Oo.-ou
a-no, forever! I eurs,d ,hat ,o!o',
anu laughter mooked mo what could
I do against the Ete,nal
"Ths giants club has bsen broken
against my head. The arm Of tho ex'
esutioner has been disjointed in his
efforts to end my sxiatsnoe. I have
iasulted despets and tyrants, that they
might give me death. I told Nero
that ~ Wa pssster; Mahonst that
be- va m animpsster The Popsthat he
held no title from Heaven; the inqon-
itor that his hands were red with the
blood sf innocence and virtue-that
bic power vas dnwn from the igno.
rance Of the people, and he Wa the
most iguorsnt; Ispat upon the long
beard Of the Grad Master, and de-
aisd in his presence the existence of a
god! The tyrants invented new tor.
lures; my bones cracked, my flesh
qulvered, but the blessing of death soas
,oitAeld. :s5
II cauaot die, I sannes dic ! Even
my owa hand has vaisly tried to ex.
tingaish the everlasting fame that
burns within me, Will cthefs sever
b any rest for me ! q! Thou who
hast condemned me to this eternal pain
hast thou still more torture t. lnfict 7
See my death'pals face, my dccrepid
limbs, my msngled body! y! I am
tired Of seeing that neve, .sndidg pro-
cess Of nature which continually brings
forth, and continually destroys. Jesus
Of Nazareth, psrdon! pardon! Thou
art aa m'roy-.t least Thy prophets
sreacA it ~ the world have mercy,
then, o. me. What is the life Of =
ssrn 70 Thee! Spuras ne -.at Of the
<sy s,rukh No !. kill a,s +: -. >
Aud SaAthiel fell With his face to
toe eastb, and rsr tho 1rst tiue shed 4
fecd Of tsale.
"Sslathisl J" exdlAimed . voice.
ssh.hiel raised hi. heal, and saw the
ssgsl Of death before them.
"Sal.th;e" soetinu, d The angel, "De
h.e ollhined reposs f'r thee from His
Father. Close now thins eyes-res,
Sleep urtil the dsy Of j'is s'n<n,. He
will then call up all meo frcm the dead
but, fear not ; the nnger ot Gvd is not
eternal. For thou dldst s. urn His hol.
Son With thy foot, and did rejoiee to
sec the blood shed At Golgetha, h
hath pardonsd thse!"
A strain Of heavenly music came
down, q it were, freu the skies; tho
air was perfunea With the fragrance Of
unseen flowers = stiffness as of death
followed the harmonious sounds. and
a feeling Of joy unfelt before c.me over
| the sene<s Of the bruised aud crushed
Saiathiel. Earth now looked beautiful ;
thc curse was removed. He was t. Id
- e.ose his eys and sleep; he obcyed.
1t was tho sleep It death.
The Wandering Jev ,oas called
home.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
HORACE aREELEY'S HORROR OF
DEBT.

From His "Resollection. Of 8 Busy Lye."
Half the young men in the country,
With many old enough to know better,
would "go into business that is, into
debt-to.morraw, if they could. Most
poor men are so ignorapt as to envy the
merchant or manufacturer whose life is
an incessant struggle with pecaniary
difficulties, who is driven to constant
"shiunins," and who, from month to
month, barely evades that insolvency
which sooner or later overtakes most
mon in business so that ithas been COM
puted that but one 10 twenty of them
achieve peeuniary success. For my
own rsrt-'od I speak from sad ex-
psrience-l would rather be convict
In State prison, slave ip = rico
swamp, than to pas, through life under
the harrow Of debt. Let no young
man misjudge himself unfortunate or
truly poor, 10 long as he has the full
use Of his limbs aud faculties and is
substantially FREQ from debt. Hupser,
cold, rags, hard work, contempt, suspi-
'ien, unjust r.pro,sb, are disagre..ble
but Debt is infinitely wer.e than them
all. And if it had. pleased God to spare
either or all Of my sons to be tho sup.
por' aud sc!acs Of my declining years,
the lesson which I should have most
earnestly seught to inpres. upon them
is-''Never >un in debt! Avoid be.
saniary obligation a. you would pest.
lscoe or tamiu". II you have bat fifty
csnts, aud can get no more for = week,
buy a peck Of CORD, p.,ch it, and live
on it rather than eve any mao dollar T.
OF courso I know that se ne men mu {
do business that involves ,isk-, apo
must ofsea give notes add other oblie,.
t'ons, but l do not coosider him rcail,
in debt who can lA> his hands directly
on the means Of psyiog, at some little
sacrifice, al he owes; l spssk Of real
debs-that which involves risk or &C.
rihse on the one side, oblig stion and
dependence on the other-and I say.
from all such let every youth pray God
to preserve him evermore.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
.l3a;{a aff(339

49, AoseA, - Jsassasss al ~ n c4oasss f. MI
g1GLLI0Ns Rear Tesstnseny 70 their
Wonderful Curative E1eets.
yInsgAr BjttePs are not . vils Paney
Drisk, Mads Of Peer Rum, Whiskey,
Prsof Spirits and Refuse Liquors, doc
torsd, spIeed and swsetened to please ths tasts.
called Tonies," Appetizers," Rssorers, &C.
that lead the tipplsr on to dranksnnsss and ruin,
but are true MedieiBe, made from the Native
Roots asd Herbs of California, free from all
Alcoholic StimnIants. Tbey are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, . perfect
Rsnovator aud Invieo<stor 4 the Systeno. carry
ing od all poisonous matter and rsstoeias the bieod
TO . healthy condition. No Derson eaa take thsss
Bittsrs according 70 directions and remain long
unWsA, provided thsir bones are not destsoJsd
by mineral poison Of other nDssns and the vital
organs wasted beyond ths point Of rsDair.
They are = Gentle Purgative as we'll
~ . Tssie, possessing. also, tbs peculiar merit
Of acting - powerful agent in relieving Conxss-
ton OF Inflammation Of the Lvsr. and sf ali tAs
Visesrsl Organs. 81.
FOR FEM ALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young o. Old married or single q the dawn q
vonanhsod or At the turn Of LIE, these 7eaie Bat
tsn have no equal
For Ilaanunssry asA Chronic Rkea.
natissa and Gsut, DysDspstn sr I.-
~Aigestiss. Bilisss, Rs1ittsss asd
Inssrnitssnt Fsvers. Dissases sf fhe
BlesA,. Liver, kidaeys and Bladder,
These Bissers have bssn most ssseesslRl bseh
Diseases. srs esassd by vttbssod Bleed,
which IL ssasrsHy 1ssdses1 b. Assasssnsat Of
tAs Disessiss Organs.
DYhPERD1A OR lND1Gx1T1ON.
Hsadaehs. Pain< IN ths shea1dseh CouSh1. Tigstc
- xH>r 49, ck
ths sto1ssh. Bed IAsts IN The Moth, Bilious
Attacks, Ra,pitasaoa Of tAs Heart, InAanmasson Of
the Lasgs. Pain in thsxpgions Of tae Kidneys, md
handrsd otAse painful symptons ~. .ths o.
sprines of DyapepsA- <f"'Se -
Thy fnvieocnts ~ 8AeQssa ~ Ainaziate ~
tss,iA Liver and Rsvs,l. Which rsaAsr tAsn q
r.squAllsd sAsaey n elianAng the bieed 4 IL In
ps<itiss, aad npaitnG Asw HE - uGsx - tn
vhoaa evr(GlxlR.- 2 aS. -;%%z8 . - u
.T0RAKIN nIeKA9E1, pmsases, ,1stsas.
nait 1hanm. NoteheA Bpots. Ptmpiss. Paseulss,
. BoiIa, Oesba.sass. lins.Waza, Bad Head, ssrs
y.axya1ssa4 1t:h, Be.rrh, ptsc:.eratio., Of ii.
eyer na.e q ases1s, aEs htesaoZ l.9 sp aad ~:
I'D s4t q tAs2Ao2 r. ssexs - p - ~ ~ se
vines tHs NOT inored1isss Il thssr earahvs e6sx.
Cssaass shs vitiatsA Bass4 whsasvss yoz 80 "
inpuxttiss hsIsting tArezgh ths aldA n Pinples.
KruDesas q sores; e3saAss Is vh0 yea IND 4
: eeskueasa nsaA 6asxisA in ~ ysiAs: cleanse
whsa h II foua asady ysar feelings viu tall ysa whsn
.KsU ~ blood pun, and Ahs hsalth 4 the ysesu
VIII foliow.
PIN, TAPK. and otAsr WORHs, urha,
h ths sy:tsu ef - Macy taessa.dA AZ sGsasaazl
destroyed and removed.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGaIsTB AID DIAL11S
DO, Dr,xEists snd 0sn. AgatA San 1rancs9o
O.. ana 81 and a connares etrsst. New York
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
.sUBscR1Pr1oNs.-1sy3.

Hsrpers Ka9asae, one year..........$4 90
Aw7srs Weskly, one yesr............$4 90
Harpns Bazar, one year............-$4 90
An extra copy Of either the Xsgasise,
Wsskly or Basor will bs supplied gratis
for every club Of i've ssubssbers at 81 %
eaeh, in ens irenittanss |; or six gsopiss I'll
$40 90, without extra copy. Axt
Subscriptions to Rsrpsr's KesAsisS, Wssk-
" and BsiSr, 70 sns Iddrsss Tor one year.
$lo 60; o., txo ef Harpsr's Periodicals, =
., B.et ' numbers p ~ -. ,. saPpllsa ;at ny
:. = Ad1rs.. iHARrrR 4 BRor1xRs, x.v
j OK = :, s;4FE = y lI4- =: " y!sI,f,
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
Harper's 7Weekly.
sFLBND1DLY 11LUsrlA7sD.
Nolieu efM Anesa.

No@ie1 eftA< Hsss.
The Meekly . the ablsst and mast Nv
erfal illastrstsd periodical p.blishsd in
this country. Its editorials sfe saholarlv
and convincing, and carry much weight.
'lts fllustratione Of currs1t events are full
and frssh, sad are prepared ty ear best
.aooignesesa ithre ieealaaisnasfz 900.
~ W,ekly !. read, byM l4a.ts AAh nil.
hon persons, and its ilauenoc q On ora.
Of opinion 10 simply trsmsndous. Ths
weekly n.iat.ia: IT: pesitiy. position: and
social pfoblsms.-Loxi.vtXs jCexfisr-yovs
nat. -----,-~ -, ---.--
-. .'... =. - -,
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
MORTGAGE SALE.

W 0AhEAo aeIanlt hAs been made in the
w dftlons OF . certain mortgage duly executed
eck novledged and delivered by Heinrich LAudsn.
bach and Mary Katrina Laudenbach his wife mort
gSgors, to Charles schulten, mortgage, bearing
cate the fourteenth day Of October A. D. 1868
and recorded in the Office of the Rcgsts, Of DseAs
in and for Stearns county, the State Of Minnesota
on the said fourteenth day of October, A. D. 1865.
gage deeds, page "a which said mortgage was civ.
On to secure the payment of the sum of Three
Hundred and seventy-h,e Dollars 1876 00] accor-
ding to the conditions Of pronissory note for that
amount caring even date with said mortgage ,mals
By said Heinrich Laudenbach payable to the order Of
Charles schuten, due or before January lst lST0
WITH interest at the rate of twelve Per cent. per
And whereas there is now claimed to to due,
and due and unpaid said mortgage and said nots
secured BY the Ut the date Of this notice. tha
sum OF Two Hundred and sxtydve dollars l$265tol
and no action or proceedings have been had at law
Or equity to any part Of the debt 50 secured
By said mortgage;
Now, therefore. notice il hereby given that pur..-
ant to power Of sale contained in said laertyaee
and to the statute In such case made and provided
SAID mortgage will be foreclosed by the sale Of the
premises conveyed BY said nortgsgs described
1ellsws 70 Wit: All those tracts, piscss, and par
eeA State Of AinnsaetA, described follows, to-wit
The east half Of the south west quarter And lets
numbsred three aad four, OF section thirty-ix in
town.hiP ens hundred and tventy-four north, range
thirtyssven aerss and sixteen one-hundrsshs Of an
age, ssgsth4 with al the bersditansaIs and ap
PurtsnaAsss 70 said nertgaSsd prsnisss belonging
= .s1: q public 7sa1:: to L. Sixa..t Liddsr
Deash. ~ the Sheriff Of aid stsarns County, At
AS trent door Of the Court Houss, in tbs City Of
. fa Id sas; q s.
JANUA1Y.A. D. ISIS, u 4 e'elsek n shs aftsrnsoa
q 1hat dey 4 aid premises * % mach thereof -
~ b necessary 70 nftbfy the aasllt which shall
sseas b ass sa .t9 note aad nortssss WITH eesss
II foreclosure and the further evn of Yfftv doiars
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
ADVANTAGE: $:oRPl1BYE:!o oaRk{l61BEo BY THIS

It keeps the money in tho State.
1t insures Females without extra risk.
It's - liberal - 10 consistent with per-
feet security.
It 10 conducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability are we'll
known throughout tho State.
1t receives . high rate Of interest on ito
loans.
Its rate Of mortality must be low BY res
son Of the healthful climate of Minaesota.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
7sss"'J y EVVs~sSS z tS3SOSI, wa 11S11vl
Harper's : BazaF.
Nosiass Of the Rress;

The Bassr is edited with contribution
OF tact and talent that we seldom ind in
any journal; and the journal itself is the
organ Of the great world Of fashion.--Bo,-
ton 1ravsler.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY,

A Serial Story BY DR.. Holland. Ntv;
Story BY Saze Holw. 4 Story from
Bret Harte. Brilliant Array Of Contrib
utors. C7a,e1ce Cook on Furniture end
Decoration. Il. II. Stoddard on Aviho,,.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
iAAGEMJS iAASGi En- b$S,.la! .Ma!AnIIlED: AZ IlEzlD!

D1NT1D PKRNIUAS, GRATIS WITV
THE. CITIZEN AND R0U1D rAnxR
-" (Estsbllshed 1855
Aag agniAeant PAIR OF CHRONO2 srr. n,,.,..
sl1," and "Rxru1x" Of Tl1 IIYyloi4. ,i,s M Hv
11H hen the OIL PaintiaEp Of Thos. Brsoks. Leadec
dawn .adsr The Immediate supeEinteudsass II, aai
kt1assd n eotors by Aessrs. Armstrong Z Co., It
1ostSn, re As iargsst, most lAtsrsstiaR subjects.
s.s the bsst werk Of any Prsniun Chronos. Tl.y
c ..n Wos'ss " ne lowest estimate, TWENTY DOL
~ nxs 1as :ane subject. STEEL printed i. blsek
seY, sse selling rapidly at Fifteen Dollars esad s
~ sseefe PAIR Of these mstcAlsss CHRONOS.-
ample copies Of paper and rates to agents ffse.
THE CITIZEN AND ROUND TABLE,
Ao. Sz Bsskman Street (P. o. .Aaxe76kl Nev York
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
DIRECTORS
Guarantee Fund:


Bank and other stocks ~ per following
schedule: SO shares First National Bank
Of Rochester, 80 First National Bank Of
Winona, 80 Second National Bank Of St.
Paul, 20 First National Bank Of Red Wing.
2o5 First National Bank of st. Paul, 50
State National Bank Of Minneapolis, 60
City Bank Of st. Paul, and IS shares Of
Preferred Stock Of st. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company.
Par Value. Market Value.
$58,O00.00 $72,25O.o0
- $7a, ,25o.oo
The above described fund is
deposited with the State IEsur-
Ance Commissioner free of inter-
ct and is pledged to remain
thsrs free Of interest or other OK
psnss to tho Company, - long
- it needs to hold the fund for
the security Of its policy holders.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
'SstsA Hevsabss HtA, 4. D. 1873.
eH!EVEicE OF, lrORTaAak sAlE.

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sSknsvisde,d. ..S 1sIivsred sv jc..nh nroksr .n1
0srtraI 1roksr, Ais vie. 1ortra9en. e III
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The St. Cloud journal., 1873-01-02
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE I ST; PAW
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RAILWAY. 80
Postal, RxPress and 7elogFoDh.
ALL RAIL LINZ

AO]AA0A w - Il
Postal, Kxpress and :7elogFaDh.
ALL RAIL LINK:
MILWAUKEE, cbfS1oo, III xrw YORK,
NEW ENGLAND AND TIE =.
CANADAS,
i.:lsa'as .!: al 1"'''r'' sa.tA's.. ..A s'.Av~...
Iras leave 1t. Paaldpet, fost Of Rsbset ssrs>, -
ollews:
Js1 Hating, Red xi.s. Lax. c.ty, r:.d'. l..t
vaakee, Chicago aud East and South.
9.1k .. m. Mail Train, Sundays excepted.
7:So ! 2: m; Through Expr:ss. Saturdays skeap1sS-
With SLEEPING CAR from St. Paul.
THROUGH
WITHOUT, CHANGE OF CARS
TO CHICAGO.
snd connecting With the Sis p. N. trains Il Oh
sago On all Eastern Roads.
By this line Passengers can view all the naxuka-
cent scenery Of the upper Mississippi without the
annoying delays Of river navigation or tho dsst and
heat Of inland routes.
e:4s m. Mail and E1prsss for hearssor
Prairie du Chen. Milwaukee, Chicago and
EAST & SOUTH.
4.30 p. m! St. Louis Express via. Austin, osda
Rapids and Burlington, with
THROUGH CAR TO ST. LOUIS,
And SLEEPING CAR from St. Paul and Minnsaps
BAGGAGE Is CHECKED
to oil parts Of the
UNITED STATES.
Passengers should purchase their tickets Via. NIL
WAUKE, In order to secure all the advantages ot
his line.
For Minneapolis.
Leave st. Paul........ ..................... 635 a. u
Leave st. kau1.. 10lS .. N.
Leave St. Paul 200 pm.
Leave St. Paul.......,,..,., ,, 40 On
THROUGH TICKETS to oil points East West
South, and SLEEPING CAR BERTHS secured On %
phcation to J. 4. Chandler, Gsneral Agent.
s. 8. MERRILL, General Manager.
J.C. GAULT, Asst. Gen. Manager.
A.v. A:CARPENTRR, Gen. Passenger Agent.
Gu. PRIOR, Division Superintendent.
J. A. CHANDLER, General Agent.
Once corner Third and jackson Streets, a1l .
dsrot.