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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-16

winters, upon the severity Of which
our rivals so much delight to dwell,
are by many preferred to our sum-
mers, pleasant as they are conceded to
be; that we are above and beyond
the region in which malarial induen-
ces prevail; that the health of our
people when contrasted with the mid
die, south, and southwestern States,
is alone sufficient to determine think
ing men. Tell them of these things
and that we have here already seven
hundred thousand people; that we
can justly boast Of possessing the
most magnificent endowment for edu-
cational purposes of any State in the
Union; that we have more good
land and at more reasonable prices
than can be had elsewhere; that we
have pine forests to furnish lumber
for ages, and in portions of our State
mineral wealth that will tell upon
our future. .z.
The world don't know what
State we have up here in this freshly
opened portion of the new Northwest.
Many will look with incredulity
when told that we have here at the
headof the Mississippi river two such
cities as St. Paul and Minneapolis;
that only four miles separate these
cities that contain nearly eighty thous-
and people and embrace the head Of
navigation. of the Father Of Waters
and the, outlet of the Minnesota river,
the Falls Of St. Anthony with their
four hundred thousand horse power,
the capital Of the State, the State
University, the financial centre, the
commercial centre, the manufactur-
ing centre and the great railroad cen
tire Of the new Northwest ; that twelve
important railroads now centre here,
bringing to this grand dual city the
commerce of an empire! That we
have here two cities almost interlock-
ed, blending and mingling into one,
that embrace more advantages than
can be claimed for any cities Of equal
size in the world. - q
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-09-16

TX 4 1 Agents, in their locality. Costs NOTHING
W. to try it. Particulars free. P. O. WICK.
cry & CO., Augusta, Me,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-03
PIAT1'S q BEATTY
CELEBRATE
GOLDEN TONGUE
ParlOr Or ans !!

A RE RANKED BY EMINENT MUsI-
"A clans and distinguished men of honor
throughout the world, as the leauing Par
lor Organs now in use We challenge any
maker to equal them For Church, Sab
bath Schools, Lodges, as well as the Par
Tor, they haze no equal. Testimonials and
cards of honor are constantly being receiv-
ed in their favor. An offer. Where we
have no agents we will allow any one
wishing to purchase one of our organs,
the agents discount, also to any response
BILE party wishing to purchase one of our
organs from distance and prefer TO see
and examine it before paying for it, the
same will be granted them by sending as
recommendation from the cashier of their
nearest bank, or some prominent man in
their vicinity, in proof of their RESPONSE
bllity, and if the organ is not just as repre-
sented, they have the liberty to return the
same at our expense, we pay the freight
both ways. 1t is with pleasure We intro
duca the GOLDEN TONGUE, knew
ing that it will give universal satisfaction.
as it possesses many advantages over all
others. The tone excels in fullness, and
the deep vibration of sounds, an evidence
that 1t stands first as to merit of all must
cal instruments now in ase
Send for our price list and list of testi-
monials, as we have them from persons
who have been using our organs from the
past six months to seventeen wears. Ad-
dress.
BEATTY & PE,nEvTS
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An Indian B1lrying-GrOund

A correspondent of the Columbia
(Ky.) Spectator tells the following
story: Dr. II. Peryman, of Cassey's
Creek, has made a discovery that
is truly wonderful. On a perpen-
dicular cliff not far from his house
about twenty-five feet from the
bottom, is a shelving rock about
one hundred yards long, sheltered
from the rain and stormy blasts by
an exchanging rock, which was
once used by the Indians as n
graveyard. Hundreds of Well-pre-
served bodies were lying side by
side, with thin rock slab between
them. Each body has a stone vault
covered over by a thin rock, and
the whole row is covered over with
dirt brought from distance. 1t
was very cold day when
the doctor made the discove-
ryl and ne opened only three Of
these vaults; but in each of these
he found a Well-preserved corpse,
the hair and everything complete,
but they melted to dust as soon as
the air struck them. The bones re-
manned intact, and one skeleton
was OF enormous size, some seven
or eight feet long. In these vaults
were willow baskets, ornamented
with shells and various trinkets,
showing the handiwofk of the de-
parted. These trinkets all crum-
bled ON coming III contact with the
air. This place, the doctor says,
has been observed before, but there
being nothing visible but dirt, has
attracted no attention. The place
is almost inaccessible to man, and
how these bodies and these stones
were got there, will ever remain
mysterious.
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Legends ofGenesis.

iIr George Smith who bad charge Of
the expedition sent to Assyris By the
London Telegraph has been busily en-
gagged since his return in arranging in
scriptiors he found vuried in Chal lean
and Assayrian mounds. With several
small pieces in the British museum coll
lection he has succeeded IN obtaining a
continuous series Of legends giving the
history of the world rom the creation
down to some period after the fall Of
man. Linked with some Of these he
also found other legends on primitive
history, including the story of the
building Of the tower Of Babel md the
confusion oftongueS When his inves-
LEGATIONS are complete ! Mr.. Smith will
publish full account and translation of
these Genesis Legend, In recent let
ter t. the Telegraph he saws: "The
narrative on the Assyrian tablets COM
menccs with description of the period
before the world was created when
there existed II chaos Of confusion. The
chaos is pres ded over by female
power named Tisalut and Finmat, cor
responding to the Thalatth of Berosus :;
but as it proceeds the Assyrian account
agrees rather with the Bibl than with
the short account from Berosus. We
az I'iAtt III tiiN .IitDbipiiNf VI tht iuti
of the celestial being whoappears to cor
respond to Satan. In his ambition he
raises his hand against the sanctuary of
the God of Heaven, and the description
of him is really magnificent This re-
bellion leads to war in Heaven and
the conquest Of the powers of evil, the
gods i n course of time creating the uni
verse IN stages, as in the Mosaic nara
tive, surveying each step of the work
and pronouncing it good, The divine
work eliminates in The creation of man,
who is made upright and free from evil
and endowed by the gods with the no
bic faculty of speech. The Deity then
delivers II long address to the newly
created being, instructing him in all
his duties aAd privileges. and pointing
out the glory of his state. But this con-
tinuation of blessing does not last long
before man, yielding to temptation,
falls; and the Deity then pronounces
upon him q terrible curse invoking on
his head all the evils which have since
atili tied humanity
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Wealth and Insanity.

Mr.. Anthony compton. of New
York, who is only rs years Of age,
and is worth about 100000 has
been adjudged insane, and placed
in the BlOomingdale asylum. He
has conceived the idea that his
wife, brother and other relatives
are conspiring to ruin him, and his
aim was to get away from them.
His grandmother, we'll advanced
in years, will leave $4,000, 900 be-
tween Mr.. Compton and his broth
err, and this he the thinks they are
trying to do him out of.
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DYSPEPSIA,

Dyspepsia is the most discouraging
and distressing disease man is heir to.
Americans are particularly subject to
this disease and its effec S such as sour
stomach, sick headache, habitual cost
iveness, heartburn. water brash, Snaw-
ing and burning pains in the pit of the
stomach, coming up of the food, coated
tongue. disagreeable taste in the outh
impure blood and all diseases of the
Stomach and Liver, Two doses of
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will relieve
you at once, and there is positively not
a cas- in the United States it will n 1t
cure. If you doubt this go to your
Druggist, J. l.. w. Baker, and get a
sample bottle for 10 cents and try it
Regular size 70 cents.
Sold in every town and village.
Nov. weoW.
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$50 BUSHELS

of pr, me Glover Seed on hand and for sale
a. EVANSVILLE MILLS,
Martinsburg, w. Va
March 6, 1875 -wtf
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A HOung Woman Almost
Roasted Alive.

PITTsBURG, Aprill About II
O'Clock to-day Matilda Lenning, a
domestic in the employ Of Mr..
Heating, No. 3G Third Avenue,
was horribly burned, and is now
lying beyond all hope of recovery.
1t seems she has been standing by
the kitchen stove when her light
calico dress ignited, and in a mo-
ment the flames had enYeloped her
completely She ran screaming
into the hall, and started to go up
stairs, when she fell on the stair
way. At this juncture a neighbor
rushed in, but too late to render
any aid further than to carry her
to her room. Every stitch Of cloth
ing was burned from her, and the
skin has literally been burned from
her body. a physician is now in
attendance. but has no hopes OF her
recovery.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
HOPE FOR THE DE,sPGN-
DENT.


No pulmonary Complaint however enron
&c, can resist the healing influence Of Dr..
Morris Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and
IIoreh 1und. As a remedy for coughs,
colds sore throat, hoarseness asthma and
all disea seq Of the throat, lungs and chest,
leading TO ousunption, il has no equal
1t is the best known remedy for GROUP
and tkes away all the distress attending
WHOOPlSG OUCH, contains no opium
end is pleasant to take. Cough woi VIC
tins whose langs are racked and torn with
paroyysms which threaten to choke them,
find speedy relief in its use.
Hundreds who once thought they had
Consumption have been cured by it Tiial
siZ' 10 cents.
d. j BRIDGE. Druggist,
Next to I'ost Office
Mar30, 15lydaw cow
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A large lot Oh domesuc dry goods
consisting of all GOOD GOODS, whtL isl
be sold as cheap as any house in tow
at II n DIETRICH
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The most Of the New York dali
lies are taking hopeful view of
business affairs and predict a large
and profitable spring trade, but the
World is gloomy over the prospect,
and says-the season wiIlsurpass in
dullnest that of last spring, which
followed the panic of the fall Of
'73, and was thought to be as bad
as it possibly could be. 1t claims
that there is general business stag
nation and that there is one-third
more buildings for rent than last
year, and that in temporary rent
ais the reduction Of price is be-
tween thirty ard forty per cent. If
New York landlords thus yield,
the rate of rents throughout the
country must come down perma-
nently from war prices.
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Oct 21tf.

We nave for SAFE the celebrated Car
Isle Shoe for ladies misses and children.
Call and get pair and try them by
Fl. n DEATEICK
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MOTTO Es.
In -As.
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
Special T "a * g 81,
Hay the Ist. 1875 to dprU the
3OtH, 1876.

THE REVISED STATUTES OF
4 the United States, Sections 1892, 1927
1898, and 3239, require every person
engaged in business, avocation, or en-
ployment which renders him liable to
a special tax, to procure AID place con-
spicuously in his establishment or place
of business stamp denoting the pay
ment of said specia' tax for the special
tax year beginning May l, 1875, before
commencing or continuing business af-
ter April 30, 1875.
&a-The taxes embraced within the
provisions ofthe law above quoted are
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JUST RECEIVED, another lot of 10
doz. 3-button kid gloves, all sizes,
at 81. per pair, the best and cheap
est glove in town, at
II. n. DEATRICK'
Oct 21tf.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-03

A Cumberland county mans
hair turned gray during toss from
an enraged bull.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18

1'hroo row ynsnor arc being built nt Milton ;
at dsurgotown II now buildings nave other lust
boan or nro boing erected while Marlborough
Follows with g. Susnoy iB evidently progrcsl,-
nR.
movement in In contemplation 10 unite tho
Two United SchOOl districts Of Dover and place
NIL tho nchoolr under tho management OF Board
uf Education, after the manner OF tho Whining
ton schools.
Dr. VIM. II. Barr hnh pUd tho stock land FIX
tIron Of hiB drug store IN Mnldetown 10 hln
brother, Capt. J. NJ barr, aud tho business will
hereafter bo conducted by Eugene j. l!arr, ron
Of Capt J, NJ. barr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18
Money g.Oni,ed.

We are YliUl bJ learn that the Union
lhfs lhnnrance Company, u Name, has. through
In Delaware Local Board Of Directors, just made
dnDH.er loan here ~ one of our leading citizens
upon real Grtate sscnnty of un1nestlonable value
We SPEAK of this for the TeanOn that it proves
tlih cpmphnY mGaht btirlnerh when the delaware
Local Board whr organized, and sad that II our
ctiIsiIh would encourage II by intnrlnY II would
loan hero what H. would collect ia prnrninnnr
provided III course that IT reGelY'd proper nrcI
fity. The company hn- hlHayH, dnnnb ltr TWEEN.
ty-nlR ytafB GIistehrG raiikHd one Of tho lead
ing, rMDnRart and bsh managed cpfnpanien,
aud II N tho lrrt ldfo lnnnranGn company that
has ever done Justice 10 Delaware by lparing It's
cOloctiour here, and Llins enabling IN D kGep
our mnnsY ht home where IL In much nnednd To
hnild up our stats. We do earnestly nrge our
cilllsnn W giye u Their lnr1rancn IN preference
~ inrnrinR with other coInpanlar who only col
lrrL our pfcTniutnn ia order 10 tnko tho money
away, and with IL help build up rival cities and
states. Our manufacturers and merchant. com
plan that ti1y neoi money. Money IN tight.
II all tho thGnBaiiiH Of dollars Of urnrance pro-
mininn collected hero wsro lpanoi here, where
IN strict Justice they onght 10 bn loaned, how
much oatier would bn our money market
We urge our roniiarn to bo VINO IN tholr day
ana generation, nhd encourage Tina company III
The Just policy IL laH introduced. Many Of our
lo~ilng men hnyn already injured with IL lot
moro follow snit l.et IL not bD said tJ our
shame that wG do not appreciate fair donling
IL should bn rad IN Justice 10 tho Now York In
Hurhhcn Conpnnieh Llni the reliinli law Of that
htnLo Guinpolr them 10 make all their l0nin IN
that btnto. Tho New Yurkers arc nliarp and
noliinh ~ their policy, and have always known
how To build themselves up at tho expense OF
tlslr noighbDr. About g2D0, 900 arc ront encli
ynhf IL lifn ilHlrancn premiums out Of Lhi,
HLata, which mOney could have all bnen retained
here hh1 this Inrurhncn bonn given t6 the Union
Mulnnl lLfo lnnnrhnce Company, aud wo urge
our eltiHonn 10 patronage said company IN future,
and Keep tlInr mpnoy ut home.
The oilicn pf the Delaware Local Board Of III.
roctorn Of tho Union MUTUAL I.fe Insurance
Company IN nj III Hhiplay street. Wilmington.
olilc"rr of tlio ioari arc Johliih Mnrih, Eml.,
Irorldont q. y. Thomas, ViGo Ircstont b.
~. Kent. Treasurer Dr. ID. A. Dodge, Aocrotnr,
AMI Mhnngor Dr. John r. Wnlor Modicnl Ex.
amnor. D0pn Dri,iinnrfdn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18
The First Day and Ibe First Lot TO our
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18
Spiral Botifes.
Grosvenor's Improved Belindonna
Plaster.

& Grosvenor,s Improved BeIiadonna
Plaster.
capscufn PiastsT,
Patent Lint,
biass Nipple Hhclib,
IT. ViDeenis Arrow koot,
I,Duers 6iyCefine,
TurDeN Won Boxes,
SesOns Gelanhe,
Concentrated Glycerine,
sGhernYH EhlDra liydratc,
Tin heldltz B0xea,
htar Mills Paper,
Filterng Paper,
French Muatari Ilastcrs
Rnerycsclny Granular salts, tKeasbey 4 Mattlsonsj
Is a ca Sugar cDatsd Pills and Granules,
hlcfckH Porous Plaatsrs,
Moller's COD Liver on.
Vinegar BtterH,
HODWsy's Worm COnfectons
hatthey Caylus Capsules,
Pianten's Capsules,
Tarrants Seltzer Aperent,
Henszey's TroGhes,
BfOwns Bronchial TroGhes.
Yankee shaving soap,
Sheners pepsinr,
DDw's Llniment.
snppllei u the trade at the loves, market rates,
by
y. BkISBHUB4T a co,
Wholesale and ketaii Druggists,
Corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18
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siorts, 5,satfrs, Bangfs, &r.

Ne" @1O% L AND HEATER STORE
AID
iZHgRlL ac- .g-gCK.IsgIss EMPORIUM
FILLlAN ?. ROBINSON
aAs OtsSED NEW
STOVE AND HEATER STORE
- ne y, g cor. u 5eeOnt and King sts, fronting
VI seeoll 81 Go3s,sniy On hand al the a.es; IN
proyed STOVES, HEATERS, AND RANGES. Pa
'rrfs s0ppliei a. me saOrtest mice loctl4-i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-18
w T.. Williams, Cor. Ninth and War
het Streets.

w T.. Williams, Cor. Ninth and War
ket Streets.
0rers fDr sae AT prlcea fay0rhg buycrs,
Lufilns AMI other makes VI Fine 1Oil't soaps,
Fine t5ac1et Powders,
Hair, Tooth and Nal Erushrs
Buffalo CGmba,
Pungcnts, Pun Boxes
Perfume Dnusers,
Lublns Extrarts
Hilunel's kXlTacta,
AtkinabnH KXtTactA,
LDw'a Rztfacts, 6c., he
4 speeiaily With ua IL the Centennial Icrfnmery
u ~lch W. have ~ different extracts and bOqtiets
THIS line ~ perfumcry TIA the lclicary Of the lnea
French with the perinanence " the hest Engiinh
Inakca.
Believing Holiday Rrmembrances 10 be among
the ntcessAfliea u NE. Kecognzlng the duty N
the time and fncldenta Wishing the quality of
those perfumeA " he known ny the few who have
not yet tired them, We shall offer Inducements IN
price,
DtHlNG THE HOLIDAYS,
that Will make them ncOmparaby cheaper than any
YOD'lb Approaching them Ia qua ily IN the market
Our Florida Water, Toilet Waters, Opera. Bolnct,
Farlna and Floral Ognes seem 10 Hult all trying
them They are refreAhlnR, delicate permanent,
ani priced to suit ALL Al
WILLIAMS Prescription store,
declyly Corner Hlnth and Market Sta.
Medicines.
For he Family and the Physician. hllnpathy
homeopathic, Botanic, anh flcciic Fresh Hupplicr
weekly, Al tho Delaware Avenue Drug Store