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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

IRoLoGY7TwELTTn PAer-fourth column.
BOARDERs wANTED-GLEvKNrn PAGE-First and sec.
oASD H Gf
second Column, and TWELFTH rAcE-sixth col
sEo9kYS SA
rAGE-First column and TWELFTH PAGE-Fifth col
BgsISEss oPPoRTUNIrIEs-EroHrH PAGE.
66UsINEss TcEsI ; PAcE-sxth columE; Fla,
column. and TWELFTH PAeE@Fiith Column.
CLERKS AND sALESMSN-iwrIsrT P1cE-ThiTd col
OoAchaEN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
CoAsfwisE STEAMsHIPs-EIEvEsrH PAcr-Fourth
COUNTRY BoARD"ELEvrszu PAer-socond and third
GGINymas ana ITEzrH P4Grsxhv g1% eaump
BESTSTRY S1e..y@gFTts eo SSi%%n
u TX III PlcEzThlrd and fourth
EuRSPG%2 xEsTT E0'f
and fourth columns, ana TWELFTH PAGE-Fourth
ExcH%SSEN,r,H pAsr-Fourth column .o,,n, 49,,
TWELFTH PAGE-fourth column.
FOR ,sALGm-sEooSD rAoE-sixth column, and NINTH
FURNfsHEb ROOMS 5SiS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SseoS sd, fsan-t0;Grth and fifth columns ami
HELP Observation-Disclosures ET1n PAer-sccond
HELP WANTED-MALEs-TwELrru PAeE-Third and
HORSES CARRIAGES, &c.-FrRsr PAcr-Fourtn and
HoTELs-ELrvKSru PAcE-second column, ana TWELFTH
HoUsES ROOMS c &u "WIANrEp-srcorp rAen-rnh
ana sixth columns and TWELFTH PAeE-fifth and
1NsTR six orf eoHm FIssr p.or-rn,ra column
JERSEY CRY, HoS5KES. HUDSON SS] GTTY AND Der
GIN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEooND PAGE
toc column Column
nnASpHINEEYS Ninth PAeE.Third column -, oo,un,u
MATRIMoSfAL-FiRsr FAesH bird column. - '''
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MIsrSt oIu anx .nvyp1rcpwvNTs Tvx-u .cv
Fae aomn column
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcE-sixth column.
pIANoFoklEs, ORGANS, &c.-NINrn PAeE-Fourth
op4 GF cS For SALE OR
REAL 70
ond and third columns, and TWELFTH PAGs-FIith
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sncoND PAcr-Third col
TGIS5n Faafsa and
REwAKDs~TRsr PAcE-second column.
sALEs AT AUGrl 9NIFrsT TAaSGFiiti column
sifuAflONS WANrtD-tEM ALES-iwELFrH PAGE
s1rua6S SHa pAorseo
SPECIAL NoiiULs-FiRsT PAcE-second and third
sPoRTISG-DoGs BIRDS. &o.-F,rsr PAar-Fourth
sUMGEh p 1Saun column
and TWELFTH PAGE-sixth column.
THE TkADks-rwBLrrH PAGE-Fourth column
~ LEI FoK BTNs
THIRD column and TWELFTH PAGE-FiftH column.
TRAyELLLRs' GUIDE-ELEvaNTH PAGE-FItth and
UNFURNisHEp ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Fourth col
wATCHEs, JEwELRY, &o-FIRsr PAcE-Third col
wEsICHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS sTE1aSoaTs 1F sSuRn
umn.
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DRY GOODS.


WE SHALL THIS WEEK OFFER SOME VERY TX
TRAoBDINARY BARGAINS IN LINES OF GOODS
OF WEIGH WE HAVE A SURPLUS STOCK.
RICH MARsEILLEs DRESSES, CLoAKs &C., &C.
FOR CHILDREN FROM 1 TO IS YEARS OF AGE
REDUCED TO osE-HALF THEIR ORIGINAL COST
DRESSES, SOLD AT s. 80 REDUCED TO So 65
DRESSES, SOLD AT SIG So REDUCED TO 50 IS
THE ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED IN THIS PRoPoR
TON
GREAT REDUCTION IN LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
RICH LAWN TOILET sACoUEs. TRIMMED WITH
vALENCIENNEs. REDUCED TO 81 So
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
FINE MILLINERY GOODS,
LADIES' SUITS
TIES FANS, JEwGLRY. &C, &C..
OFFERED At UNHEARD-oF PRICES.
FLORIDA HATS, COMPLETELY TRIMMED,
FINEST QUALITY, AT lsC.
E + i i EFHn + + Geo i + ssSf 81
ZEE HHnH RRnRR Il HHHH ssss,
! H.... f III i f f : Geo t t i '...! !
m EIGHTH AVENUE 209
2S7 EIGHTH AVENUE $50
BETWEEN PATH AND 18TH SITS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Moths EXTKRMINATED-TN FURNITURE. GAR.
NI pets and clohing, without injury 20 the most deli.
n goods. Inc expense tor labor
to clear them the largest parlor suit will not ex
ccca 81 For 81 we viii forward recipe ana Instruction
and guarantee all we claim refund the moncy We
70 any national bank IN city and the CONNER
cal agency Of MessrS Dun Go.
khwTON nAVIS. RAahantaa Nv
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MILLION DOLLARS
n GIVEN AWAY BY THE
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION,
AT ALEXANDRIA, STATE OF VIRGINIA ON

2217S CASH GIFTS, AMOUNTING TO SiQO,0OO
Number Of tickets 10000 Price of tckets-Whoe
Ave and tickets for sl6o eleven tickets $500
President, Alexandra, Va, or r. METCALFE. General
Agent S25 Broadway, New York; Post office box 44S6
Send descriptive circulars. They refer by permits
sion, to the following distinguished gentlemen -
His Excelcncy Governor James l.. Kempcr. Ills Ex-
celcncy Ex-Governor Gilbert Ciwalker Hon Robert W.
Hughes United states Judge Eastern District of vr-
glna Hon. II. X. Wthers Lieutenant Governor of Vr-
gina and United States senator elect; Hon j. W. John
son. United States Senator; Hon. John T. Lewis.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
LOST AND FOUNI

| CT AIMS CHURCH, EIGHTEENTH STREET NEAR
- Firth avenue.-Sunday services at and 10 30 A. NJ.
r. NJ. and for deaf mu;es at so r. NJ Free seats.
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QUICK TRANSIT FROM NEW YORK TO NIAGARA
FALLS.
FASTEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD.
SPECIAL. NOTICE

Tickets can now be purchased through 10 Saratoga
Take Herald Train to Schenectady where carriages
will be in waiting convey passengers Saratoga ar
irving there i'll time for breakfast.
Fare IRON New York, including n delightful drive Of
70 miles through the country.
Sc 81.
Close connections made at saratoga by rail for Lakes
George, Luzerne and schroon, arriving there bofore
noon.
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DOLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, /, 1893 BROAD
IL way, remains open day and evening all summer r..
Gentlemen ladies can have private lessons in bust
writing, bookkeeping arithmetic other
Boys prepared practically Tor business in one term -Four
desks vacant An elegant hand guaranteed 10 every
obcdient pupil.
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sPORTING-DoGs. BIRDS, sc.

ENGLIsH BREECH LOADER. TOP LEVER DA-
~ mascus barrels, rebounding locks cost $780, gold
price elUOi also good Breech Loader for p3S
IL. G. SQUIRES. No COrtiandt street
GPORTSMEN, ATTENTION.-FOR SALE FINE
~ Remington Creedmoor Rifle with all improvements.
Jus. such one as the American team use in
Europe. Address CREEDMOOR. box I40 Herald office.
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ID H. MACY & CO.'S
III. II. MACY CO.'S
K. II. MACY IS CO.'S ..
WHITE AND LINEN GOODS LAUES, tMBKOlnEL
les; LADIES' GENTIiEMENiS AND CnILDREN'S
FURNISHING NOTIONS, SMALL WARES, MILLE
merry, RIBBONS, PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, BOOKS,
Stationery Toilet Articles, Perfumes Toys Dolls Trim
mings WorStsds House Furnishing, Keeping and orna.
menng Goods.
CRUCKEKY, GLASS AND WOODEN WARE.
LA FORGE KID GLOVE, 2BUlTON, Csc, warranted.
GLOVEF1rTlNG SEAMLESS SHOE at Siy9.
Catalogue samples sent free to any address,
Orders by mail attended to with special care.
FOURTEENTH Strict AND Sixth AVENUE,
NEW YORK
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

EoR sALE-A GOOD HORSE. Is HANDS HIGH;
brosscs street
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"a WEST FOURTEENTH STREET. Sixth avenue,
BRANCH STORE.
1854 Bowery, corner Fourth street.
Tho finest collection Human Hair Goods positively
retallcd at wholesale prices
Satisfaction guaranteed goods returnable. The
latest novelty received direct from Paris,
The SARATOGA CHlGNON, price So
Chignons IS ana upward
Invisible Front Pieces hand i'll large variety, from
81 upward. 49,
List.
Finest quality Hair Switches, solid not dyed.
Is inches ounce weight. b
~ inches ounce weght
rs inches, 4ounce weight.
81 inches ounce weight ....;....:;.......;..p
ha ndsome collection OF Curls and switches hand,
In the rarest shades at very low prices Combines made
up. 25c and 50c. per ounce; by newly invented
method roots PUT all one way, 81 per ounce.
Ladies should not TAIL TO call at newly opened
establishments "a West Fourteenth street where all the
novelties OF the displayed in great variety
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF CARPETS.
oilcloths, Furniture, Bedding, &c,
at $40 and ola Eighth avenue
OF thirty sixth street
| ID. KELLY successor to H. O'FarreIl.
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1ENNY.-THE GENTLEMAN WHO ACCOMPANIED
y you thursday night coming from Philadelphia faed
70 meet YOU. Please make appointment and address j.
e. NJ, iieralc office.
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TENNGE "iTANLEY"-sEND YOUR ADDRESS TO
y an old friend NJ. H. b., Herald Uptown Branch
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INFORMATION wANTED-OF THE REV DR. W. b..
Matchette by w. j. CAHOONE. III Broadway.

IMPORTATION WANrED-wILL BRIDGET b. SHE
dey Please send her address to her nephew, j. RYAN
BOX l0I Herald officer
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A SODA WATER. MINERAL WATERS GINGER
~. AcS sparkling Wines manufacture Of complete
outfits Apparatus and Materials, with lull nsiruc-
tons all departments Of manfacture, botting and dis
pensng; exclusive Rights In desirable tcrrlory
logues free. JOHN MATTHEWS, First avenue. Twenty
sixth and Twenty seventh streets, New ork.
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REFORMATION WANTBD-OF A MR. GRAHAM,
who stopped short time at the Washington Hotel
Liverpool England In the year 1869 1870 Address
A. b., box l5o Herald Office
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PERSON Al.

A UNT-YOURS JULY 80 JUST RECEIVED; FREE
"A from pain slight Improvement; very comfort
hue. patient and conte il all for the best,
ling; keep we'll cheerful and happy; don't worry about
anything all will come out bright Ever faithfully
your own. h.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT AUCrIONhhR OFFICE NO.
w 8 Chambers street, sells tuesday 10th inst, 10
o'clock. the stock OF miscellaneous Merchandise
contained IN No. - Catherine street. consisting
Household Furniture. Carpets Pier Mirrors Hardware,
Showcases, Counters stoves scales safes, 5OtO Cigars
Crnr Figures BuggIes Furniture Cart Horse liar.
ness. &c Catalogues at sale.
I Snn CASES BOOTS AND SHOES-HOYr &
I.DOU BRADLEY, Auctionccrs, l5 100 Church
street Will oter Monday, August y 1875 at l0l, A. NJ
first IL IL trade sale OF Boots, shoes ana Brogsns.
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| DOR SALE-A YOUNG MAJOR ANDERSON, TEARS
| j. old. lf1s hands high; tr0t very fdst; hice
driver will be sold very cheap Cen be seen at III
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
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RRoADWAY CAR. FRIDAY EVENING. THIRTY
ID Nth TO Twenty fifth srect.-Wl Younger OF two
ladies plea se address GLASSES. Herald offceY
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INSTRUCTION.

A VIRGINIA LADY, OF MUCH EXPERIENCE AS
n teacher desires To make an engagement for tho
ensuing year; teaches music, French Latin md all the
English branches. including mathematics; best refer
given and required Address box ia Post Office
Fredericksburg, Va.
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r. STEVENS WILL PLEASE ADDRESS DAMON
". AND PY1HlAS, at Brunswick Hotel, and learn
iause OF sudden departure.
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CAROLINE SMITH AND GEORGE SMITH mER
~ husband) VINO sold -FOUR lots in Broadway between
Alhambra and Georgia avenues. New York, in 1868
and 1863 20 r.. ID. GIter Will hear something
advantage on application TO j. CHADWICK, 202 Canal
street, New York
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I EFT NEW YORK ON JUNE 2S SAMUEL G. AN
IL derson. for South Carolina; has not been heard
from since tho above date. Any information will be
grateullv received by his irend, II. r. t. No. 577 ud
street. New York
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DETER H. MEYER AUCTIONEER.-ON MONDAY
j. August g. 1873 at 101S o'clock, Will SELL without
the entire Surniturc contained in the house No
35 West Thirty ourth street. owing to the cav-
ing the city. consisting of Paror Chamber and Dining
Room Furniture Carpets, Bedding, Crockery, &C. Cat
alogucs at the sale.
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MILLINERY AND DKEssMAIxING.

NINE. LAMY. LACE MEMBER, HAS REMOVED To
1 % East Twenty ninth street. corner sOurh avenue.
New Lace work superiority made Nv TO order.
NINE. B0NGRAULL. 1883 BROADWAY HAS JUs1
wi received a case from New Bond street, London, Oh
Round Hats Riding HABITS and handsome, rich Plumes
Store No. Down,ngs Block Newport r. l.
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U,ORT WASHINGTON FRENCH AND ENGLISH IN
II stitute-Ciassicn Ma the NAUTICAL CONNIE re al and
1ndustral Institution for young gentlemcn Hist street
and Kngsbridge road, former residence OF r. Martin
ESQ.,; twenty irst year; nine resident professors; will
reopen September i6 For circulars apply TO q. Les
pinasse, No Pine street. application at the Inst
tute station NJ also at the U. > School and College Di
rectory, Domestic Building
V. PRhyOoT successor 10 Lespinasse q Provost
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DERsONAL-A YOUNG MAN OF POSITION. AN
Il orphan, who has property temporarily tied up in
law desires 10 meet an agreeable gentleman who would
assist hin who shall be amply repaid. Address LOUIS
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &c.

A -lrO BOATS ON HAND READY TO SHIP
N. all kinds aud sizes spoon oars, metallic Lid
Boats all cheap 35S 10 53 south street. near Gouyer-
neur slip. STkfllbN hpBEkTS.
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DAWNBROKERS' SALES.-JAMES AGAR, AUG
J. tioneer, will sell ut salesroom 80 New Bowery and
No. Oliver street,
Tuesday, August 1880 lots of gold and silver
Watches gold and diamond Jcwery silver and Plated
Ware, Opera Glasses, Guns, Pistols, Fancy Goods BY
order A. b. Barnard, Third avenue.
Nednesday-5O lots Of mems and women's Clothing.
BY order Mrs. IL Abuses. Stanton street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BOTTLED BIER FOR HOTELS, RESTAURANT
ID and snipping.-All brands of imported BAVAKiAl
BEERS; also the we'll known and highly recomme Rde,
BARrOLpMAY ROCHESTER, Lager BEER. HOf
LENDER CO. sole Agents, Nos. and Centre stres
(staats Zeitung Buding).
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A WEBSTER FORMERLY OVER KNOWS HAT
n. storc) has resumed business at 202 Broadway first
floor, back room.
A DEBILITY BROUGHT ON BY INDISCRETIONS
IA and all kindred diseases OF men speedily and radl
caIly cured by HENRY A. DANIELS N. d., la Licking
ton avenue, Twenty ninth street Office hours
from
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EOUND-JULY "a. IN MADISON AVENUE STAGE,
IL Pocketbosk containing small of money
owner have it by applying at office corner Foreth
street AMI Park avenue.
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A MEXICAN STANDARD BkVEb BILLIARD TABLEA
"A with Delaney's wire cushions, solely ued m All
championship and match games; second hdt rabies At
great bargains W. H. GRIFFITH 90. ~ NcSeY 81.
DHELAN's BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE ONLG
Il by GEORGE T.. PlIELAN 50 East Fourteenth street.
New York: 9a Chestnut sLreet PHILADELPHIA,
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THE TURF.

A UGU T MEETING At SPRING VALLEY DRIVING
"a Park, August q, 25 26 Tuesday. August "a purse
$l5D for horses lrottng nearest minutes same day.
pl5O Tor 23S class Wedne slay Is purse
$40 Tor 2AD class same day, purse $50, tor double
teams thursday August Z6. purse SlJJ rs class
same day purse $3.50. for 80 class Entrance 10
per cent Entries close Tuesday August H. at o'clock
r. M at the Far View House spring Valley. Address
A. FUkMAN, spring Valley ~ Y
AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD MORN
n. ing and evening at THOMAS Exchange, 1899
broadway, on the Saratoga Running Races; full
turns by telegraph Particular attention paid TO orders
Tickets IS each.
OLIVER l.. MARSHALL, Aucfioncer.
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IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.
IL WILLIAM KENNELLY Auctioneer, office No. 6
Pine street. will sell at public auction ON Wednesday,
August H. 1873 at IL O'clock the sheepold in Central
Park, near Sixty xth street and Eighth avenue,
63 south Down Lambs
Central Park breed aged about four months.
WILLIAM IRWIN, Secretary Department Parks.
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SARAToGA RACES,
- 1875
SECOND MEETING.
TUESDAY August ID.
THURSDAY, August r.
SATURDAY, August H.
TUESDAY, August IL.
THURSDAY August 10.
SATURDAY, August 81.
w. Il. TRAVEkS. President.
JNO MORRISSEY, Lessee.

@ wHEArIY, Secretary.
CEA VIEW DRIVING PARK, NEW DORP s. l..
- August I2-First premium 500. goldheaded Cane !;
FREQ tor all county horses SECOND premium 500 set of
Harness. county horses, three minute css. Entrance
IL per cent Close August 3, r. NJ Address 7. LUBY
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-07-29
UNDERW0OD's ROTARY GANG
A SATISFACTORY TRIAL,

Quite anumber of persons-farmers and
others-were at the Acknowledgements near
the depot last Saturday afternoon to witness
the working of the rotary gang pillow in
vented by John X. Underwood, of Sank
Centre, and manufactured at J. F. Steven
son & Co.'s foundry in this city. There
are two revolving cast-steel plows, three
feet in diameter, act at an angle of about
49,, with their convex surfaces next the field
and the collcave next the fl,rrow. They
can be set to cut furrow from to IL inch.
es deep and from 10 to ii inches wide.-
They are hung on an arm which runs across
= frame supported by two carriage wheels
with castor wheel behind to carry up that
end. This arm is hinged at the back end,
while the front end, which works in a shoe
or guide, may he moved up or down to reg
ulate the depth of the furrow and can be
set in an instant by the driver on his seat.
The frame is of iron, and the entire plow
weighs about 600 pounds.
Inc TRIAL TOOK place Friday in field
which had not been plowed for several
years, and the ground was dry and hard.
Two horses were attached to the machine
and the plows set to cut fnrrow about
eight inches deep. The work was done
rapidly and to the satisfaction of almost if
not quite every person who was present.
A furrow of ten inches was afterwards
plowed. The horses were then attached to
a pillow of the ordinary kind, and to all ap-
pearances were nearly as hard worked in
cutting the one furrow az in cutting the
two burrows with the rotary, and it was
necessary to put a man on the beam of the
pillow to make it cut any furrow at all-the
ground was so dry and hard. 1t was the
general opinion that this pillow would be, at
the price at which it will be furnished,
about 500, much cheaper than the old
style pillow. Mr.. Underwood expresses his
willingness to test his rotary beside any
gang or other cross plow.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
reported 'ueekly expressly for The JOURNAL
BY John Zapp, Esq.,, Register of Deeds.

Reported '0eekly expressly for The JOURNAL
BY John Zapp, ESQ.,, Register Of Deeds.
For the week ending July 20, 1875.
Mathew Shiefer and wife to Samuel Green
man for e3 SET and nw4 set sec T l25
4 35w 5000
Edward Oakford and wife to Eva A. Car
penter for lot Is in R. Moore's out lots to
Sank Centre $1,000
Nehemiah P. Clarke and wife to Anton
Wartenberg for lot sec Is T 122 R 80
W $3.50
Julia E. Fischbach and hush. to Mary Karls
for lot 8 blk 80 in Cold Springs City $l25
Amplias G. Ward and wife to Abbie c.
Davis for westerly 10 acres of sw} sw4
sec IA Tl26 r "a $3.50
Luke II Stokes to Karl Book for SET sw4
sec IL and nw{ nw@ sec T122 r 32w
$3.50
Nicholas Klein and wife to John Weidert
for SET sw} sec ID T 122 R SOW $3.50
Christoph Scheibel to Andreas Scheibel for
set sec "a T 125 R31w 800
William P...Todd to Chancey Butler for 23O
acres in sec % T 122R 28w $4,000
Frederick Williams and wife to Henry
Williams for lot blk IL in Sank Centre
$1,000
Solomon Pendergast and wife to F. H.
Lindsay for 50x179 feet of 10 is 2 and 8
blk II in town ofSauk Centre $l,150
Chas. F. Hamilton and wife to Hiram
Rogers and William w. Tileston for nw4
sw4 sec II T 124R 28w $500
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-07-29
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT,
Railroad Bridge at Brainerd Gives WI

Tuesday morning while a freight train
with a caboose attached was crossing the
railroad bridge at Brainerd and when near
the middle, the bridge gave way, the en-
CINE and forward part of the train backing
into the break, the rear part piling in on
top. The caboose struck on the pier and
broke in two. The train and bridge are
both almost total wrecks. The engineer,
James Peterkin, and the fireman, Richard
Gordon, were killed, as were two Indian
women in the caboose. Several persons
were injured more or less.
The bridge is a wood truss and trestle
bridge-of the same style as the railroad
bridge at this place-622 feet long and 80
feet above the level of the river. There
was, we remember, good deal of trouble
with that middle pier when the bridge was
built in 1871.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-07-29
DEATH TO PAIN.

Read the Following Proposition
Which will be adhered to positively to any
person who uses Death to Pain in the fol-
lowing cases and does not receive the bene-
fit desired he will receive back his money
on return of empty bottle
1t cures rheumatism, neuralgia, headache
toothache, sore throat, diphtheria, burns,
bruises, sprains, collie pains, Inflammation
of the bowels in man or beast. Use it &C.
cording to directions and do not hesitate to
use preparation that the proprietor is
willing to take all the risk. To him who
uses it will be given TO know it's merits
For reference as to its curative properties,
l..reter you to any one who has used it. It
is sold by Rhodes & Spencer, and all drug
gists. L. BIXBY, Prop,
maYl9.3m Owatonna, MINI.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-07-29
"OUR RAILROAD"

From the Hutchinson Enquirer.
The Directors Of the St. Cloud and St.
Peter railroad met in this town on the 9th
inst. and we understand large amount of
business was transacted, among which was
the report of the engineer upon the located
line between Hutchinson and the prelimin-
airy survey of the Hastings and Dakota
railway, which was adopted, and now only
awaits the action of the voters of Hutchin-
son to vote bonus to this company to
enable the grading to commence as soon a.
the action of the people at the polls can be
demonstrated in favor of the project.
Notices will be Immediately posted in
conformity with law to enable our citizens
to vote for bonus to this company; from
now until the close of the polls on election
day we call on every friend to the future
growth and prosperity of our town and
country to resolve himself into committee
OF one to work in the good cause. Do this
and success must and will crown the effort.
This done and other towns along the line
will emulate our example.
We understand steps will be taken by
the directors to ascertain the cost of grad.
ing the road from Hutchinson to Litch-
field. Also, to run line from Hutchinson
via Dassel, Kingston, Fair Haven, Mai ne
Prairie, to St. Cloud (the latter being
more direct line than by Litchfeld), al
though we understand under the law we
are obliged to 60 by the way Of Litchfeld.
But with view to an emergency or change
OF line the directors are anxious to ascer-
tain the cost Of grading by the Dassel route
compared with the Litchfeld route. This
being done they would be prepared to
adopt either of said lines as the most bene.
fetal and accommodate the mercantile and
farming communities contiguous to and on
the line of said railway.
We are assured the directors mean
business if there appears the least chance
for support from those quarters where it
must inevitably appear they would be
materially benefited by the construction of
the road. A large amount of business was
considered and acted on; bills were audit
ed and allowed, and the meeting adjourned
to meet again at the call of the President,