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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

J.. SENATOR WRIGHT, Of Iowa, has
shown himself worthy .ofs his name by
Introducing q bill in the Soma to to al.
low newspapers to be sent FREQ to sub.
serlbers il: the county where they 'sre
published. Now let some Senator or
Member Of Congress Introduce. 4 bill
abolisbing the unjust postage tax on
Newspaper exchanges, Let both bills
b. passed, and Congress will have done
. very ereditable thing. 1850. "a r..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

TWEED was greatly affected. BY: bis
transfer to the Peniteutiary. One. Of
the papers says: Gle did NOT CLOSE
bis eyes the previous night i; be sent
away his breakfast next morning +uo:
tasted bis voice. vas broken and Al:
most iha!adible, and he shook: ike ;.
Leaf" But !! :. after al, he b never e once
hiutedsat q willingness to- restore the
stolen money. When be does that,
says the Chicago Post, the m.udlin
sympathy expressed by some Of the ps:
pers for the ola sinner VII 81 . little
less ridiculous and offensive.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

TIE State Normal Board devoted
much valuable time last week to SQUAD.
bling over Prof: Phelps, Of tie Vino:
No Normal School. Mr.. Niles brought
up his charges. which, ai&er the prope.
explanations had been made, were too
puerile for consideration. The fight
ended with = love feast, and Prot.
Phelps was not removed. The exhi.
billion was anything but creditsble 70
growu-up men having in charge the
most important educational interests of
the State; s:'+-,+.> $50 !, ...~.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

LoNDoN's nice place, isn't il? 90
Tuesday, at two O'clock in: the .fter::
noon, q dense fog made the city 10 dark
as night. In 40 hour afterwards the
toy became 40 dense as to render the
transaction of business impossibls.-
Boys and men turned an honest pen.
uy by carrying lanterns to light pedes.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

: The St. Paul Press is rather dis:
posed to publish Communication. just
as received from correspondents, spell.
ing, ospitalizioe and .ll,: xhioh
makes merchant IT that cit y - wiring
Of the ladies, gash after this j. manner
'god bless them they are ': az principle
customers" 7.''As - ga. = ss's'@'@ = .
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11
PROFITLEss PROPERTY.

Nothing would please tho Chicago
Tribune more than the utter failure Of
tho Northern Pacific Railroad enter
prise. In, speaking Of the road and
tho country through which It passes,
'h.t pspsr has stopped .s no degree of
misrepresentation. Nov that the
Company il embarrassed and operations
temporarily Suspended, tho Tribune
looks forward hopefully to the srush-
Ing out Of the enterprise and docs
vhst il sas 70 bring about that result.
I, says:
Its charter provides that ct least fifty
miles Of read must b built every year.
and the entire line completed bsfors July
4th, 1877. II 10 certain that the COMPANY,
IN to present shape, e16hot comply with
these conditions. II the road should stop
where 1t 10, and the land revert to tho pso-
pie, " ass not sure but It 10 the best
'hisg thsa could hsppen.''
The l.nd beyond the present tsrmin-
~ Of tho Northern Pacific, - matters
now stand, would be about the most
useless property the people coald pos.
cess. All that can give il any value
will b tho continuation of this line Of
railway to the Pacific, aud until that 10
done there will be neither settlement
nor improvement on tbsse lands, which
the Tribune would have "revert to the
people" As they now are and a. they
will be Tor long years without tho
building of the Northern Pacific, they
are Of no use to anybody with the
completion Of this road they would odd
10 the wealth Of the whole county,
Every assistance possible, eousisten,
with sound principles Of government
should be extended by Congress to the
Northern Pacific.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

"A party Of Indians from Witt;
Earth Reservation. .rs hunting in tn.
.i'inity Of W y des and ~. .,.oea..r.
iog deer 81 the vhole,..le 10. E;e h.<.u
oaro.sse' were shipped BY them OF
Tuesday from Widen. 70 Audubon bj
The n. P. r 4. From there Ii. gam;
viii b. .. E!..uled. to. Whit. Earth b,
ee'm' ;, aud tho .qu.vs, viii do th.
h:..vy business Of: ajeikine" il 0aee'
country, this, where poor lilo" go.,
hunting and ships bis game kome by
[. fiat freipht: -. ,.~ ,;::..:s
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BISMARCK may be a capital sfter all:
It will be if the bill Introduced By Sen.
ator Ramsey, to divide Dakota Terrific.
,ry into two parts; tho northern part to
be called tho Territory of Pembins,
passes Congress. >a<.as.sn~s l.: szi&.o
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

One Of tho inj.ldg balloons which
aossed out Of Paris during she :Dielt
d.sr sssa:found; Il, 900 mile. fro. il
'peiat:of departure, In Ne south: a
Aftica. .:: Il eontaiasd Letters, dispatch,
e1,sese., aad4 carried Prok. Wtss's Theory
.'sog With IL ID 81 directly .iou.herlJ
route.. ss s:s: Gs.::s::: c$s ID - ~ -Fs'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

z1% .A|slr;wa cylinder press has been rem
/! dered :. necessary BY tho rapidly .i in
ore.aiog circulation Of the Fillmore
County Republican, and the needed
addition to the meohanioal facilitie, OF
tho Office has beer. mad .: The Re.
publican is live paper, aud deserves
its good fortune.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

,-Tbe Cincinnati Enquirer (Demo.
or.tie3 pays the following deserved
tribute 70 the: DsmooEstie s''sestsshnan
who uis honersd, % Monday hst by
being:vosel:ter for gSpsaker uftsthe
House bys ~ simon.parsF De.osrae:
'sFersando Wood, b much as'asy zn1s,
isrespon,ibls for Tho system and' Md.
ENJOY in the government Of Nov York
which ROBBED tie sityy of, nillieas tand
sent Tweed q: Blaskxell's IilAad y =. ''1
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hon. I. Donnsllx will lecture this
winter on "Darvinism: and the Blble,"
taking the position that tho theory of
Natural Selection does not conflict with
the Bible account Of the origin Of the
race: The Minneapolis Times expresses
. the opinion that this is very much like
a man trying to lift himself over the
moon by the seat Of his trousers. One
thing is certain, Mr.. Donnelly's lecture
will be able and interesting. ~,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

THIRTEEN Touring mills in Mime:
.polis, with seventy:six run Of stone,
manufactured during 1873 over half /.
million barrels of -four. Like .ll other
Minnesota -four it was No. /, Is" >'.'>'
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

= "A. ! L. 4 [.,.as, Of M.nk..e, fol, and
broke his. left leg. ... =: =, !:
B s.: Loomis: has beeas appointed
postmaster s;at:.s Preston, :vice w, P.
Conckey resigned.
= .-sRsmseyk county, hls*,p.id, jacob
Mainzer,$i5, 900: foe hin sst Of abstract
books. - ::::= = 49, *:::*~.. 49,.
Capt. >Hsy.>f Lord Gordon. rid
fame, has been appointed CAist Of
Police >of <Ainosspolis vice r. ".
Hanson, zesignedss s+'' ~
>-Fred e&Jaaobe; :workisg ia Col.
Ohn's mill;aue'r Hoshsster, lost par, Of
bis right hand BY the accidental dis
charge Of both: barrels Of . +sho. eus
which shscwas. handling.
Tho Sheriff took possession Of tn.
clothing store Of A. r.. Winslow L Co.,
At Minneapolis, At the instance Of q
New: York Grin, On Monday. evening.
Winslow H. Co.'S, liabilities arc over
$4,000. Assets $4,000.
Herman Kruger, . geutlsnas
living in the town Of Ellsworth j. thu
county this year from 100 acres Of
land raised 5000 bushels Of wheat. %
average Of 80 bushels to the acre. On,
forty yielded 40 bushels to the aors.-
Liteh field Ledger.
-Dr: Foster arrived IN the city on
Monday evening from Nehsask. where
be has been for several weeks 10 search
Of information for bis forthcoming In,
dian History. He remained with his
family over Tuesday aud started 70,
Washington o. W sdnesday mosnink.-
Dulnth Ainnesotian. x 49, =,
|. George Axier, Of Canistse, in this
county, Wa shot BY his stsp.son, F.
Sheotoo, On "Wednesday morning last;
aud seriously If not fatally wounded.
One shot took effect in the right side
Of the :nesk, jsst grazing the jsw bone,
passing through tho neck, and lodxiog
.g.idst The loft collar bone; the ether
entered tho left shoulder, and passed
dlsgonslly downwsrds, md, IL It'll; in
bin body.-K asson RepwAicaa.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

AMONG tho appointments Of the
President confirmed by the Senate on
Monday, were tho following tor MIN.
nesota: w. W. Billson, District At.
torney r. NJ McLaren, Marshal; j.
E. West, Postmaster at St. G oud,
and j. Bobleiter, Postmaster at New
Ulm. Yesterday tho Senate confirmed
Dana y. King Surveyor General Of
Minnesota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

THIS is what the Chicago TIMES has
to say about'its party the Democratic {:
"With John Morrissey for standard.
bearer in New York, and Fernando
Wood for standard beareraiu th:, nation,
the rotten remainder Of the putf;d
"Reminiscences is certainly well and ap.
propriately oficered." 80 ~ 49,: ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

THE French court yesterday found
A'rsAl Bas.ine guilty ct the charge
Of tho capitalization :of: Metx and Of the
army 10 tic open field, condemned him
to be degraded from hit rank aud 70
suffer DEATH. Bit The court united in
an appeal 70 PrGsidsut Ne Mahon 70, .
mitig cation Of tho sentence.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

The attorneys for the parties who
proposed 2refsr1ipg formal charges
against Indian Conmissioos, Smith,
have declined To- pressnt their dosu-
ments, on tho ground that the present
Commission is not clothed With sun.
oiens powers: Nj WEIGH. Of Phil..
delphis, now makes charges on his oxa
: esponsibilitJ. 49,, :: .-.
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-: -7.Thha hs1d times 90 having their
effect 10 Michigan. The pspss 1i'h.
IRE ,uspending far want Of ~ usual
supply Of r,g.. The people ars Hsas'
ing their, old clothes. ,r.::.iE. ~ ::
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

~ fascinatine daughter Of Rev.
Mr.. Richardson of Corinth, =; Miss.,
.played. the mischief With 4 young
m'a's heart, tho other day. She put =
pistol bullet through Il. 80.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11
THE TRADE
ST. PAUL, MIMI,
FOR 1878.

The Paul.
respectfully call
west tho determined this offer inducements
prices Receiving
and relying location shipment Of
the best Western Market for Il. Hn
Of farm products and shippers will ind
-. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
york; s& Ss s
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND srA11ossRs
Pro-. H fas. Co.. Co., Ssa a's' h''' sls rhr'
BOOKSELLERS AND srAr1oEERs
D D Merrill Co, 1ee rhrds IA Taylor l4s Third st
;:;:.: s.::s =, &sss:
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND psA1sRs
S's H. s:ic q ss1s' Henry % % and Is West ''
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS PAPER, &C.
% n s: st a.. II Fs NEW To g H:: :ss s
CHINA, GLASS. AND ouEENswARE. >
Marvin
CIGARS TOBACCO.
z 3i Ss III; 4: as sss: is! s.: e. S:'
R ss:'; a. e: S ss' ''''''s' Co.. 80 Third
T. i IL COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS ....-.--.-
s:s:: u.s. 50 %, .s :: ,.... SITS While
ass::i; ;s::s II ss. sSs:
''' cosrzq1pestas IT,:
Miner Mccarthy, Fourth St i Mor.aas 2s4.ad
~ COPPER AND:BRAss WORKS >@:=@z < :::*
4':' "''' '; pooss st. a4sa yfps4tp nouipds
9' Co.. cor md : % 1 csa ns Co. ''
' Brothers Cutler 81 1:s; sa4 d3 sss ''s' 'S' Third
. En-: ' u and IL i* e: Third ::. Retail.
- :::.fs aeoRs: NOTIONS
H'''''' Ito Third FANCY AND n4 f'; ao65 s
John a'r''r' 1852 Third It, <%:1 :5n51 4
Brothers. ee1 1sa stf h sAusy rhid.t
| Il GUNS. RIFLES, PISTOLS SPORTING GOODS
dsoorn,ns AND n; rsoscss ''' Third
md ss s ssas
4onssr &c., Wholesale Retail 2oo4hra 1926 '''t'''
! HARDWARE CUTLERY
ss: s s::4: S;s g
t.: >-..5... HATS AND CAPS
Gordon Robert IRON NAILS 4 M :::; 100 Thirds
Richardson (wArcHmAkERs TOOLS MATERIALS ,74 rha.
| LEATHER AND FINDINGS
| mrHoaRApHna AND ENGRAVING
Reed Third and ''ot''
~"~~~ LUMBER COMPANIES AND DEALERS
s g. @ .r Pin rs cs s''' 90
MACHINERY SUPPLIES.
Robinson Co., 80 Thirdst
! MILLINERY GOODS.
Co, 4he,t R.t.p
i >..xs s. . NOTIONS, TOYS, SO.
r.;. 81 " Edward 1ss 49, ~. Third.
! 49,. PAPER BOX MANUFACTURER
''''" . - H' "'>:" PAPER DEALERS
AverlL Russell Carpenter,
| PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK, FRAMES. &c.
ros.,2 .
l-
II Woohey Co.. corT andJa
! sADDLERY AND sADDLERY HARDWARE
Schmidt Kissr, 80 Robert
| MANUFACTURERS. -':e
+ An:in ch.dree Hairs Safe Lock
+ E:
II jackson st I
i SEWING MAcHNEs-wHoLFsAlE AGENTS
Baker Sewing Machine les ls4
D., s:@!s. x..,e. Co.., va c.. in.
ford den. 124 hsa9s,
| HOLLOW WARE. 49,
co,aat c@as ,tA.aue.asp wa''.ia: THE
IT, : sE*S TRUNK UFlcruRERs DEAtEKs go
oap''? ge''ss'a' Third = u
Beaumont It | Peabody Lyons
N Fsankel& Third %
Bssx& Besht POI Third ~ Ketek Heck 81 Jackson ti .
Retail, Business Of st. St Paul kasul,;
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W. G., CLI1AND, EGG, the we'll
known and popular. Assistant. General
Passenger Agent Of the 9Psnsylvania:
Railroad, is N St. Paul ri: ,a7a,ss y>se $:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

The New York Tribune, while eriAi.
cising Secretary. Riehardson's nanags-
meat Ct; the Treasury Department, il
eaodid enough To- cay :. 1--WE have not
the remotest : suspicion that he has
tempered, o.. knowingly eountsa.neea
any tamperiug, With the, public fand,:"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

Ar special election hsld in Ramsey
county on Saturday Lorenzo Hoyt N,
elected Representative over Il. J.
Braiperd, Who tied him At the ssgulai
election.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

In tho New: York market Minuessta
flour is quoted 81 so higher per bar,
rel than: the best st. Louis, Ohio, In.
diana and Michigan -four. -.
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: ON the Central Pacific Railroad II
now takes five locomotives to haul Z
single train through tho snow. A dis.
patch says winter has set in 1t Salt
Lake Gin terrible earnest" .,oo: -s2u !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

For few days last week it appear.
cd - though we must have var, any.
how. The Spanish in Cuba bl,zed up
aud declared their determination to die
in tho last ditch q half.doxen times
rather than submit to the humiliation
Of delivering the Virginius to the
United States and complying with tho
other requirements Of tho protocol be.
tween Secretary Fish and Admiral Polo.
But whom they came to count the cost
of . foolish resistance of this kind
their ardor oosed out ftheir finger ends,
aud they gradually cooled down. Many
of these higb.blooded Spanish are men
Of immense wealth, and they began to
think more of their rich estates aud less
Of tho ';uss::;;cccc::!! honor" prefsrriog
that tho latter should stand slight ruo
rather than tho former be utterly lost
TO them.
The latest reports say that the trans
fer Of the Virginius aud the survivor,
Of her passengers and crew will Be
quietly made to the United States
The Captain General, who was deter.
mined last week to resign rather thao
obey orders from tho CASTELAR, govern.
mont, he's thought better 0: it and con.
eluded TO remain.
-Yesterday's dispatches from Wash.
ington state that tho Vireinius will be
delivered on Tuesday next to one
United States vessel Of war aud the
prisoners to another. There will be at
KY West the strongest naval force
that has been collected by the govern.
ment u any American port since the
termination Of the war. But It il not
anticipated that there will be any 10.
reference With the ful6llnent of the
treaty stipulations.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-12-11

A DESTRUCTIVE tornado swept over
the Ohio Valley last week, while food
cd streams added largely to the damage
done. -, ~
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~. II. st... Hoa.so %bo,ss :eo.s own;
ten, millions! and 'onsi hundred ssl
,h,rtv..:;I liza. So S::"-.>'~ ..'.;<:. 3t*s;
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The Litch6eld Land Office is to- be-
'emoved to Lao qui Parle. s,.r.+ :,t:.
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4 Chance to Make Money

Wevaat I've >Wids.aWaks Agents, male
Of Neiale, 1o>eaAsassE Stear1s county for
hsn. aad Iius hooks. ~.-. ~..--~--.--,~. .-..,--
Aiasseo ''04Nk1AL BOOK A0SNCY,"<
DoR A3D1 a&sa 1 - ~ 6 oI.RAULS
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tor of personal s,y.so; it was publicly
declared in the Senate, by Senator
Wright, during the discussion Of the
$4,000 bill, and the Pes will not
deny 1t. When did these gentlemen
discover that the bonus would be Gan
unjust, unnecessary md unbearable
burden" and so neroioally decide to
turn their backs on the bill and enlist
as the saviors of the city1 When it
.oas learned that the location Of the de-
pot had been changed! And right
here is the marrow of the whole diff
Guilty. While it was supposed the de-.
pot grounds would be where some Of
these gentlemen wanted it-where it
would serve "their o~o personal land
pecuniary) interests"-they we're ia.
vorable to even the 100000 bonus.
But when the people, having
already yielded much in oonsenting
to the FIRST location, retused
to accede to change which would
move the depot still further away from
the business center Of the city, aud
which was desired by no person save
these geOtlomeo, and taking the mat.
ter into their own hands, removed the
depot grounds in an entirely different
direction, then these individuals dis
covered, for the first tune, tho "objeo'
t,onable features" Of the bill, and that
the bonus would be-, ."aa2 unjust, I'M.
necessary and unbearable burden" :>s
ing to tho Pres these gentle'
men who had met iu- sscc'et oonoI''e
and determined to oppose the "issue
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Attractive Goods
ATTHE
Grand Central Dry Goods Estabiishm' t
OF
WI. u. LOVE s. CO.


"E have added to our stock the pact few
bargains.
%. 1873,
1,cOo yards Foulard silke; beautiful goods,
in the new shades.
$500 yards A Printed Cretons. at 1G5 cents
yard. Cheapest goods sold this season.
250 pieces Dress Goods, from 25 cente to Il
yard, in the new colors.
Two-liutton Kids. at IS cents pair
Tucked Skirts, at Is cents each.
Ladies' White Aprons, from Is cents to Fl 25
each.
Yard-wide White n Matting, at % cents yard.
Lace Collars, at 25 cents each.
Printed Linen Lawns, Mt 80 nnd 37i cents q
yard. in fast colors.
White Piques, at 25 cents yard; fine goods.
White Nameook, at 12a cents yard.
Plain and Lace Striped Victoria Lawn.
Embroidered Sets, at so cents a set.
Club-handie Parasols.
Our Lace and Embroidery department COM
priaes very choice selection.
Hosiery, in all sizes and makes.
A full line Of Prints and Domestics.
All are invited to call and inspect our at
tractlve stock.
Customers will find whatever advertised, at
the drand Central Dry Goods establishment
OF ". ID. LOVE t. CO.,
Under Wheeler House.
w. ID. LOVE. B. B. MCCREERY
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Correspondents of. tho London ~75rsss.

Correspondents OF. tho London, FPfssa
ooncsr in. ;seprosenti1E She PSFs IS 9
very bad patient, and as insisting on
carrying his infallibility into the question
OF siok-room misunderstanding TO re-
main In bed when his physician wonld
have him do so, and absolutely rebelling
in the matter OF wearing flannel and
keeping himself covered with the bed
clothes.
Nattans' Crystal Discovery for the
hair, the greatest discovery of modern
chemistry, will positively restore gray
hair to its natural color in from three to
ten days. Warranted to contain no lead,
no snlnhnr. no silver or other poison.
Get your Druggist to order it. Take no
other. For sale by G. n. M1oT. M30f3
An Iowa paper half boastingly says
that it starts on its sixth year with the
same subscribers who commenced with
the first numbers, and have never paid a
cent.
The lightning recently atruck o house
at Sandusky four times in one night, and
then succeeded in rousing only part Of
the family.
A Knoxville burglar stumbled and fell
against table with such force as to rem
der him senseless. and the handouts
were on him when he came to.
The London PGH Mall Gazette styles
Hon. Caleb Cushing's book on the "His-
tory OF the Treaty Of Washington, San
extraordinary flood of blackguardism.
+" The Boston Daily Times has been pur-
chased by the proprietor of the Daily
Meas, and the Times will henceforth be
discontinued.
The Newport Mercury, weekly paper,
established by Franklin in 1853, is the
oldest paper in America.
How can man see the point of q
joke when he is the butt?
The first OF childish games-Bawl.
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THE PICTORIAL
HOME BIBLE.

@ WITH a complete and concise Lii
ENVbrary OF Biblical knowledge, formibg &
&SS popular Cyclopedla of companion
G articles, exact. clear, vivid and ab-
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royal quarto volume Of over !. 100 pages. and
Illustrated with over 800 engrayings. Size OF
Bible, twelve inches long, ten inches wide.
Printed il the English and German Ian
guages.
This book can only be obtained by sub.
scription, and I am the only person from
obtain it is at once. During the month of
june, expect to canvass the city from house
to house. This book is not-cannot de-orer.
other books. I exhibit numerous testimo.
malls from the most eminent scholars and di-
vines. But the work can and shdU rest upon
as oDn merits. A sample copy can be seen at
June II ". T. McCLELION. Agent.
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ON ia I'M
The New Store, one Of
the finest selections of
DRY GOODS ever of.
fered in this city. One
advantage in purchas-
ing in this establish
ment is the bright light,
which enables all Gus
toners to see what they
are buying. and not be disap-
pointed by buying in the dark.
As all advertisements are only
half believed, you are request
ed to call and be sure Of what
you do. G. F. JACKSON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-03
THE HEALING SPRINGS,

THE HEALING SPRINGS,
On the Line ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio r. r.,
Hath County. Virginia,
XKTILL be opened for the reception OF
w visitors on tho FIRST OF JUNE, with
accommodations for THREE HUNDRED PER
SONS. They are accessible by the Chesap axe
and Ohio Railroad from Coyingtcn Depot,
fifteen milee by fneturnpike of easylgrades,
in fine order, passing in full view OF the
CELEBRATED FAILING SPRINGS and the
NAGNItICENT SCENERY ON JACKSON'S
RIVER.
Passengers by mail train from the East ar
rive at Covington at P. NJ. Express trains
from the West arrive at 6.3S 2. II. Visitors
for the Springs by these trains remain over
night at Coyington. Passengers by mail
trains from the West arrive at Covington at
20 A. NJ. Express trains from the East ar
rive at 2 A. A., Stages and othor vehicles
for the Springs leave CoYington every morn
ing. TRIMS stop twenty minutee ct Coving-
ton for breakfast and supper. Two hotels,
with ample acc c1mmodations.
KESSSICH'S FINE BAND OF MUSIC is
enGa ged for the season, and the usual facli-
ties ,r amusement and recreation provided.
Descriptive pamphlets can be had OF
Messrs. PURCELL. LADD i Co., Richmond, or
OF the Agent at the Springs.
TERMs-Board, SO per day; $50 per month.
Children and colored servants half price.
nj. b. HocsToN, N. D., Resident Physician.
May 70 ~ b. III. QUARLES, Agent.