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" NJ 1Se116n err fAjxe tiaese Niners &C.
eOrdnx 10 directions; ana remain long un.
veil: f0y4ded ther bones 1re not 1dsnroyed
81 49, SsSgo q s1oa as "a 'l
FL laAa sse1oaya3sadse
} - 10s4AS, 9ishtaesst1ol
fl04h1stcDiMtns11e6 oUfs EsU6soao ne
St0mAQoS4Da6JIAStla chg the -1Goo4hISD 3Hons
&c., Ra,pttstteo eftAe. bear. 49, g.sion
eti'sf p,a9ef spia1s,
are the omprtngs Of Dyslep44ce0n hottie
van. prone better guarantee Of ~ merits
t4en b engfH advertisement.
|: 11GEN1s11e' CSap1afnts,f ~ yudnG OF
:ohsMlffted Or single, a. the dawn q woman
;h01& ~ me turn Of life, these Tonic Btters
eaf soon perceptible.,
Fer 1h4aAnAtAfy an4 Chronic
Dbepna1lS1n ana Gout. Btlious, Remittent
ndf6tesMittent Fepers, Diseases Of the Blood,
LIVER kSdnSys and Bladder; these Bisters have
10 equesS Such Diseases are caused by VIII.
They ates1eensie R.rgasfve - we'll
powerful agent in relieving Congestion or
ln1eWnatiop oftHe Liver and Visceral Organs,
and In Bilious Diseases.
Fer Skin Diseases, Eruptions, letter.
salt Rheum. Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules.
BoiA Carbuncies, Ring-worms, Seald-H
Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, IT,. Scurfs, Discolora-
tons OF the Skin, Humrrs and Diseases OF the
Skin Of whatever naE4. or nature, are Hter-
ally dug up and carried out Of the system in a
) short time BY the ose Of these Btters.
Graceful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR
BrrfERs the most wonderful Invigorant that
ever sustained the sinking system.
Il. II. 1IcDONALD 4 CO.
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal,
i c0T.lof Washington and Charlton Sts., =. T.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS.
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Proposals for Beef Cattle,
-.
OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARy OF SUBslaT9xcH, !
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA, )
NYRLk

OFFICE CHIEF COMMIssARY OF SUBslar9NcE, !
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA, s.
. So ST. PAUL. MINI, Feb. n, 1851
2E4ED proposals., in duplicate wiz Be, received
0GAEthis ofice, until IL O'clock NJ, Aprils3, 1876,
R4mfnishing lfe.W ss Subsistence Department
At Fort Buford D. T., 100 head on or before Aug.
1, 1875.
At Fort sully, D. T., 1O6 head or before Aug. L.
1875.
',.At EoIs Wadsworth D. T., 90 head on or before
9 ssps1ass, Sep proposals must oe-m.ae po,t
Each proposal must be accompanied by bond 0n
the sum Of $780, duly signed by two responsible
Pereons th3t if the proposal be accepted contract
in;the usual form, with two good and sufficient
sureties, will be executed within ten days after
such acceptance.
The right is reserved to the Government to reject
any Ind all bids; also to increase or reduce the
above number Of cattle for either all the posts 50
Per cent, by giving notice Of such change 1t any
time prior 70 May 10, 1875 PROPOSALS. ~ leae mum
berSthan atos8: Specihed,cwM De considered IA
memorandum containing further information can
!. = B. DUBARRfS
mar1fs4V Natbe and c. s..
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SEEDS-iAND>PLANTS;;


C.:G.;- The True Cape Cod Cranberry,
'1<Co sbestsortsfor upland; lowland, % Or
garden, by mail prepaid: 81 per 100, IS per
l0Q0.li All New; Choice Strawberries
and Peaches "A priced Catalogue Of these
AMI all Fruits, Ornamental Trees; Ever
greens, Shrubs Ba,lbs; Roses s. Plants, &C.,
and FRESH .sFLOWERa e GARDEN
SEEDS,s theif choicest collection in the
Country, with all novelties, will be sent gra-
tis 10 Sny. plain address: rs sorts of either
Flower, Gamen, Tree, Fruit, ,Eyergreen;l or,
Herb Seeds, for SLIGO, sent Hby mai, pre-
pai&ao Wholesale, Catalogue to the trade.
A8epte Maithdv :Eou zH ,::s:llJ Tsyjsae bns
1 BsMzWzATsON, Gid Colony sNuiseries>
AZ saedMarsheuue, Plymouth, MasesEe-
tsAbGshsd 1842,Frs. vii n.j.y:;!% feb18.
.sm :. ) t'-s<, Ii l:Slz TG-s'.ns. 90 ."i<'
- - r!s.s=rs :
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syps assR sSas'isfs e asss
DEEDS.
ouiteiaiS%;., = !. e aSSatea9 Mortgage.
=, .x...;;,.,, DISTRICT, COURT ~,
Summons Executions. 81 10
III Notices oiTrial.. 81: Marriage Csrtineates, =
Certid's Of Comparison, Yerifcstion by Party.
=" AuthehticstionF IL oi"e2H u" Attorney,
Notes Of, Issue, II ntz ! Transcript OF Docket:
,,,< JUSTICE COURT
Appea1-A!nidavit for 'Garr1nishee SUMMONS, III
: g.. Notice Of. Afidat Of Gsrnishnaent
!. Bond on I'll Notice To- Defendant In
3 Oh Atat'ehmentIR9ad fcr ,,G.rAiihss summons
80. Writofi :, Summons = re,
Repleyiu-Afidayit inl Subp{ensg,
.,u Bond In =.
-" Writ of =" 81
-, x1scE1I4N hsoou 5ss:.
P E =, s Of Attorney, Iea.s~.:,'
r.! ...... TOWN BLANKS: =
70 Orders ,th.tabs-aooie Dr. bound In books Of
e 8 es s: .':sas9 81 70. Town
Bhi:heaa.. Nth affidavit attached.
Notice Of Town Meeting..-'
Bond Of Town Treasurer,
Constsble.Tn,r f,..c u
i" Justice 81 tie Peace
Notice to District Clerk of Election OF Justice OF
the Peace.
Notice Of Election of Constable. ~
G0rders from the country, for any quantity:
~ filled low prices. F'!,:.: i ::3.!<.:! ga. -
a5~Banks Of all kinds printed to order on short
notice. - F"'- -
We have added to our already large stock Of
blanks the following:
Bond for Attachment, Notice of Argument,
Affidavit for &c Bond on Appeal, -
Writ Affidavit for Garnish-
Bond in Repleyin, ment, ,,...'.lI >
Affidavit in " Garnishee Summons, II
Complaint =" =" 4 Notice,
Defendants Bond in Re- Notice of Retainer,
plevin. Bond for Costs.
MISCELLANEOUS
Sheriff's Certificate onI Satisfaction of MORTGAGE
Execution Sale, Partial Release Of Mort
Sherif's Certificate on gage
Foreclosure by Adj Bond for Deed,
vertisement Bill Of Sale.
School District Bonds Contracts.
with coupons. ...:- ,..-..>..
Township Blanks and Books furnished to order.
AO''s w. B. M1FcHH1H u:
st. Cloud Qinn
&C.
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sZs-Mr. Jewellss new postal carda
will protect the secrets ofthe writer's,
They win Be in violet. As' - y ,.
|sa.--Austria has appropriated u.s.
900 to defray expenses for the repre-:
sentation at our Centennial. =. -"
"A boy heing' asked, who was the
prime minister Of England; sunhesi'
tatingly answered, ''Mr.' spurgson:'
r. Fruit should be kept; ! where the
temperature is as even, q, possible,
land the nearer it is to IS or 40 de-
grees the better..sis ~: Nsf .":-.
-"Ouida," says an exchange, ':is
a. and has aneves been. married! j"
How in:thesnamsTof >stommon,sj SENSE,
then, car she be = Ouida dos
s.-statistics> show that there were
in 1871 about 81, 0o0, 600 sheep in
the United States, yielding an average
Of four pounds Of wool each, or 1885,
100000 pounds in the aggregate.
Lady .:Burdett Couttss certifes
from personal knowledge that one
Partisan milliner fuses 10000 hum,
ming birds every season, and she
thinks that at such a rate the species
will soon be extinct.
-There'are young men who can
not hold a skein of yarn for their
mothers without Wincing,: but. will
hold l25 pounds Of a neighboring
family for the best part Of the night,
with .patience7a ndodocility that are
certainly phenomena}:--
The Liverpool. Mefairy .devotes
nearly three columns Of it, space to
the description:of one Of thes7trevival
meetings held<ih chat town by Messrs.
Moody and sahkeyj, the american re-
vivalists. There, Was al immense at.
tendance and tie: services elS5S were very
interesting.
The first 1awaIsuit i under the Civil
Rights bill occurred IN Nv lminpton.
N c., where scolored citizen: y b,arsoSnght
an action against a saloon Keeper for
refusing tossell him : . cSdrink. The
Court scrutinned! the new t1awiv sclosely,
and decided that it didu't apply to
bar-rooms. And now two co)orea
s men AZ aEe about to sYe the proprietor
!, 9f the Wizards Hotel barber, shop,
Washington City, for refusing oeto
shave them.
-. --The Remington Cum orks, at
11lion, n y: are Il employing i,i 1900
men, night and day, upon contract
for 100000 breech loading rifles for
the espani5h zGoaeThi1snf. Betvaed
1000 and 5000 finished "a rifles are
shipped per week. The Providence
Tool Company, Of Providence, R. l.,
are now 1t work on a contract for
100000 Peabody-Marsini rifles for
the Turkish government, and are
turning out about 600 of them daily.
1t was quite laterat night, and "a
party of friends were standing in front
Of the house Of a Pittsburg Alderman,
when drunken woman, yelled, stag
;gered along: : One of:the party clam
ored for her arrest, and his compan-
ions, being pretty we'll sprung, agreed
to:it, She was dragged up 70 theEAl-
:derman 81 house and I, surqodhdedi by
her booty aocusers. Her veil was re-
moved, and 10! the culpr,t was the
wife of one Of the party. -
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: " .
Nine out of ten fash oidabfe WtFofGi
EN- now wear the black velvet throat:
,,bbend for complexion purposes:i''".;
Causes of NervOusness,

The maladies which above all ,others cause mar,
vousness, are dyspepsia, biliousnsds-aad condIFe
ftion. The greatsysn whie1 eonffecei
The epieaisnd rst65RP With the biaK, q 1wsyye Ia
jurious!y Affected 4 the stomach and oVois afe dis:
ordered permanent arrangement Of the fune:
tions of those organs reacts by sympathy upon the
entire nervoas system: HogtetteIs Stomach Bit
ters in restoring tone and regularity to the dige
tive apparatus, and overcoming CONSTIPATION; pei
manently remedy: the nervous complaints which
originate in alimentary weakness or disturbances
They are the very best 'nervine that can be used
BY eradieating the exciting causes of nervous
weakness, they permanently overcome the disabili.
'ty Itself But this is not all. By checking the
maladies which cause nervousness, they build up
anew thesystem weakened and depleted by nervous
disease. :.. g. II; -
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bong llea aoce sDetween
he high3 banks at ANY ldesirable
Epoint.ss1 ssas;a 5ssgssaa }'sas&ss ~ &af q.
A dam might be built that would
raise the surface Of the lake 6 feet
We're it necessary, but the scarcity of
the supply for so largo All area rem
ders the raising Of its surface more
than 5 feet useless. j,
). Csss and Winnibigoshish Lakes.
~ ~ The latter 1akeshasga surtace-area
IF seventy eight and'ssa half square
miles. 1t can be readily raised ten
feet above its.ordinary level by a dam
at its outlet. The fall from Cass
Lake y thish ten feet, so that the
water would in fact be backed up in
to the former. No dam will be nee!
essary at Cass Lake, as the lower lake
can retain al its discharge. The To-
cation for =. dam is favorable. the
banks being high on either side, and
not more than ! 900. feet apart.
The total area Of the water sheds Of
attluents Of the Mississippi river above
the Falls Of St. Anthony is l9,903
square miles, including the following:
Little Rock River, and LEFT bank Of Missis.
sippi river, to Sank Rapids..:..:.:...:.:.:.. l21
Little Elk, and right bank Of Mississippi
river to Swan river ......................... 22S
Swan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1872
Swan river to Sank River ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Al
Sauk river 981
Right bank Of Mississippi river, from Saint
Cloud to Crow river including Clearwater
INSTRUMENTATION. 434
Left bank from Sauk Rapids to Elk river. 50
Elk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
Crow River. Observation-Disclosures. 1861
Rum river Observation-Disclosures. l542
Right bank of Mississippi river, from Crow
river to St. Anthonys Falls 1855
Coon and Rice rivers.... 25l
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The following is summer .epi4
sode, as evolved by little Johnny ;
Last summer our dog Towser was a;
lyin in the sun trine to sleep, but
the fiies was that bad he cuddn't!
cos he had to cetch9em, and 'byne by||
q bee lit on, his he'd, and was a work!
ing about like, The dog was.a lnan!
Totwserhh he bel Ills he'd still, and When
the lee way ccloAsp bis B dss ;,7iss
winked ct me, like he said, you seel
what sthis duftar, j. a doin',:: ,..h be thinks
l'm1aslilly Of the valley which isn't
open yet, 'but oua sj " wait TIL 7
obloesom and you will see some fun,
z. and sure 'r teni,f ToWser opeped' his
mouth, yer slosso as not to fritens the
Bee, and d the bee went into, Towser's
mouth, Then Towser he ashet@ hi,
eyer. dreamy, and his: mouth. too, and
had 5begunsto make.a peacefe 4 smile
wen, the bee stung him, and You H never
see a lilly .of'the vally ack SO in ali
your life - I, - = " a~s4r.., - n
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The amount of water which may be
retained in these reservoirs is $751;
48,6O7 cubic feet.
For purposes Of navigation be-
tween Pokegama Falls and the
mouth Of the Prairie river, there is re-
quired 2,474 cubic feet per second
from May I to December l., or for
2f4 days, which will require a redue-
ton Of the above amount of water by
45,743, 270, 400 cubic feet, leaving
available for distribution at times Of
low water, 40, 1928, 577,907 cubic feet.
Now there is a good stage Of water
on the Mississippi river to St; Paul,
when the amount Of water passing
St. Paul is 10000 cubic feet per sec
ond. 80
=; The extreme low water flow of the
Minnesota river is 800 feet per sec
7ond. The low water flow at the
Falls of St. Anthony during 1874, ex-
elusive Of the low water flows from
the country above described as gath
1ering- grounds for reservoirs, was rs
per cent. of the mean-fow due to the
entire rain fall. As this percentage
would not change very much, we may
compute the low water flow at St.
Paul to 800 cubic feet-(26 per cent.
Of q ,547, low water flow for Is inch
es of rain fall $500 cubic feet to be
uniformly discharged over Pokegam ma
Falls, equals 0,462 cubic feet per
second Now this low water never
obtains before July l, generally not
before August Is; so surprising that
the low water continues from July 1
to December l, or 1853 days, it would
only require total Of 20,331, 129,8oo
cubic feet additional to be discharged
from the reservoirs, not one-half of the
above steerage.' The mean annual
rain fall, rs inches, is, l think, quite
small. -. ..
Z The following are the observed rain
falls at Fort Ripley for the past three
vesara
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:: .4l:r[!'&'n'|k R!|'ql!!!E)1eYE:
PrOpposaIs FOR stone.
q. 8. EN0FNRnA,s OFFICE, !
Is v ashiRgto1AYepue, J

.0EALEQ. RxpnQeals in duplicxt6 wNlbe, aec6(yid
y asvhn 6dfe6 unfit s r II, 81 THUK4b1Y, EHE
.1gTHNXNQF MARCH. tlS7h for the Stone Ifof Il.
Nafy't fGfS Canal Improvement.
6ation upon TIE subject sappay, q this
Office G. WETZEI,
nnar<13 - Major of Engtnse{s-
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Good: sf0r;'i Entertainers
House, BARNARD .Btocket Rare
. a&saz u sB1ft4in. ~ ]. 81

The property Of MfB lashhshys; Ss.t ah u
IN story house, 1s1S7, With: a1911&,
first-class finish from cellar 70 SafiNeist; ex-ss
cellent cellar, cistern and we'll; barn,
30x36 grounds planted with fruit trees of
all kinds ; il a very desirable place for
some one wishing to live near the city and
DOUBT DO, the greatest BARGAIN ever es ofsr s
.TeFnsy&450 caah;e 5esin ;oue iyyear4sqArs.Ts
Ply to J. r. BOY t, st. Gioads.s jaa2sssm;r
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TEO - '7;3e ;.nS 0O1 81 =

!; Rublished 4uarterly.--Januar Mum
beEjust .;iasped,i and: contains over 100
Pages SEQ. Engravings,,c descriptions Of
more thanahQA Of our best Flowers and
Xegetab1 es,: with Directions for Culture,
Colored) Plate, etc.: The most useful: and
elegant work Of therkintt in the world
Only: Is cents for the year. Published in
English and, German;
~ Address, :o:. :, .a-.
JAMES WICK. Rochester. n. Y.
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conduct an agency for the reception of advertise
plete establishment Of the kind in the world. Six
thousand NRwsPAPERs! are kept regularly on file,
open to inspection by customers. Every Adver-
without any additional charge OF commission. An
advertiser, In dealing with the Agency, is saved
instead ola sea SanSfed 81 th as s:'a1
Book Of eighlI pages eoptsilibg lists Of best pa
pers largest ciFcalations, religious agricultural,
publications. which specially valuable to adver-
Users VIII SOME about prices, is sent
FREE. tQ.a9{ sddre~ aa j knp3katioh. Persons ut
in any town, city, codhty, State pr Territory Of the
Unttet any .pd1tt0H Of thbl Dominion iof
mt sss e1ass rs 3 ~ ssSS
they desire inserted, and will receive Information
by ietvfh1 dM With. will S6aSlSl thsdotJ decide
INFORM 10 eharse Orders 1sEs ssksn
feE single lsger q yell q for Aist; for single
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MINNEAPOLIS
54s9a -
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r-~..sa,,. - & ..a e.. .G. --.
HER. TRADE.
FOR1.1875:;.
AN D.,

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pleasure .pnouneng friends Tho
prices goods
tbis liza arsr countries; md VIII r.,
II 4. p%pt i .ssa &,
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slippers orth
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Gould Co.. Washington Avsnus, ne Audsuysof
49, MANUFACTURING
sI4s4 seo* nruss s -
Fsibpa. Printing Company. City A.np1taiug s.:
Wi... Co., .,.p. &c cusbn. II
Co., Block 3D. North s Boot she. Co.. 2ss
w.k.a.d P.n; No. Secure Block.
.an ..., < cLoTHt
c.ansy ue.ssors entity
Ia .Ay..>~@~-*. ~.- . ~. CARRIAGE aANuRAcruaERs:
ts:. T. 5s1: e: e: :s P' Son. ID
.-.> -, -. 49, onIsA al1ss 4 zsp ausssssx 4.nnss:,
':' Benton Centre s:;f Con- ''''1
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MINI! stsli. cdsSn +n, D not,'asfFF epriaor
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Simpson, ~ sshss nsa.s
Linton, sbst w.shinsso. 4.s.a.
Durham s'e
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b.etn'fs Brothers cog Hs9esRja 5
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=. - CAPS .suaat :.4-s ~--: -4;-- ~~.-~
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sis6sr, First street.
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BrevsslB cdsfnesr
x,uo.z a..z. rpg4pHHyk2aa Aoon1nas n4sur1otu111*
Hsreres7ss Co., Noole ave cor % rett:@ao 5
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Monitor Pillow woh'eor I'd aok
PUMP MANUFAoruRERs pEALsRss~3
~s.:; az:
.u-< t AND sADDLERz HARDWARE o,c ;;.d :
:.ss' s...:. "
p STENCILS sTook::
THc'Hahffn ;N,d6uef avenue cdr Cd street.
IT.. . sr0vBsI md HOLLOW WAR; s,., .-- w
Adams SO Wo.d s2s Fieoet
r*-~.~A TEAS? fosAocos, oo1FEl
Roy sqdres; w4sh1nEt 5n avshue vz. 81, -
RBw.ts. fs9 his6nsf .yaepp6stty tdaa6hes ,,t;5
T. tRbfR AANuRAcTg1lRA
whitney Aattshslf t44 t{nas .o,tl[
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w't.r wsl: sca le vsiss.. .1...,
Oswald srsads opeta nod s4oSr9 d.
------- WORKING" ~ aaa2&fst es!
wsk bt'th'f' Dealer ~
a. 1'*6A1 :sasS4:ss k;sss
E':s ::
. laie o;,.sR
sa1sd sss:S
r. & V.:5iast.. A.
1 :. s Lodgings 50 vi ...z,. o9lAf
NORTH STAR STAR IRON WORKS,
HARRiso ottN$3N,& cos;aPf66 ppnstoofs:: &aa
River se5sha Avenue NORTH w. Division, 49,.
nnfIrSrSfsAPoLIs,::~ M1NNEsoTA."
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CHICAGO, ::M!1IW!'Al y!
AND ST. PAUL R'Y.;ss' s

CHICAGO: MII7WAUK'EE
AND 81: PAUL. ny.
TIE GREAT THROUGH LINE. BxrwxzH:n:
Chicago 59, vonv NEW EN T;11 y u. !. j.
All Esst;rn and southern Point. +'f'
AND: THE GREAT NORTHWEST,
Connecting IN Chicago with all Eastern aid
Southern Lanesi LIZ 49, 60 -
,oG e. H5 1sse e. sss SEC %b :9A 4 49,
OF the city eonStantly pasanE Iz.::&--- ~ -.
CHICAGO CITY o1y4cEs 81, and 50 Clark st..
MILWAUKEE pERoI:=Go1uer Reed and South
%s;sl sssss' 4ab Ss:s 81 G sa9 a:
Of the City. -
es ssF 1:sss,,9 4 = East w.'srs''''
Observation-Disclosures BETWEEN
CH1CAGO, MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL
AND p, M M. :!'7zAl1 POI T.
II tsavsr.ea s.ane.countuev athgsaodeei ashsly;I
pleasure rsseis aaa my KSfshv kfn
Line. And theo only Railway Line =. -.
TRAvERsIsa THE VALLEY OF
THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
AND ALONG THE SHORE or LAKE'PEPN.
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The reservoirs should be, if possible;
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