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E.  A.  HOTCHKI:S.  Editor  &  Pioprietor. 


LIBERTY,  LITEKATUKE  AND    LAND. 


Terms— $1.60— Invatiably  in  Advance 


VOL.  4. 


WINNEBACO    CITY.    MINN.    WEDNESDAY.    MAY   1,1867. 


NO.  27. 


TJiEjiqpsiH^Aj). 

Otiioo  on  Main  ;!trii't   noxt  .loor    A'orth  of  tb. 
Winnebngo    Ciiy   Hotel. 


ti:km.-  Or  iiji].sciurrioN. 

One  e'>pv  ";i*.'.voa!  -         -         *'•'" 

f.>f  ;ni>  ttirai  lo5i   luiin  o    .uoth?,  5  ccots  a  w«cv. 

RATESab^  ADVERTISING. 

So.  in.  M  ^-i  |_2^r  I  4jq  IJcol.  I  4^'ol.  11  i;"l 

l*T^.'t      l.'»<»     1.i"|   ^.•'>""     ^•^^"        •'»••''"      ''*•'"* 
IrnTth     2.-.0     4.00,   r..00|      7.00      12.00      20.0ii 

^  f't^   '  :i.>M    .s.ooj  8.0H    lo.oo 

<  .n't'i*     j.on    ^.O'Vii.oOi  1.7.00 


J  2.00 
Ifl.OO 

2l.no 


^  -a'ths    s,o)  ii.ao  l«».oo   20,00    :'.o.on 

\  voir.  ,10.0 J  n.OO -iO.lKi    25,00  i  40,00 
Ten  lines  or  ioi^s  inukc  one  .•quH»*e. 


.^().o^l 
70,00 


Ailrcrtigoinents  uot  mjirkcl  foi  .»  spcclfioii  time 
will  bec«»ntinue-l.  snd  chxrijeti  for  acfonliiij:'}-. 

Ye:»rly  a  lvert"Hcr<  will   be  b.>M  .«triotly   to  .iil 
▼erti««ment!»   pei mining   to  their   busini-r?      All 
•  th.-r  n  iticcs  will  be   ohu.iCPf'.  at  tbc  regular  nitc? 

Kxce!«s  .>f  alvertisements  in.ivucil  will  be  charg- 
9  I  prorxrlioaaic'.y  to  tbc  number  of  squarca  bar 
gaiiie-l  for. 

Legal  iuht.rtijcm<»nts  in..ft-tc(l  at  tbc  the  ex 
ntiitt  of  the  attorney  ordering  tbeui.  a?nl  not  .le- 


LAKE    llorSE, 

Watervillc.  Lc  Sueur  Co..  Minnesota, 

J.  M  GRAY.  Prop 

Terms  ReasonabIe.--Team^tcrs  over    night 
One  iloliiir  anil  ;ii|uurter. 

(Jeneriil  sta-e  ofEee.     Uooil  Stabling,  anil  reason- 
able ebarges.  47v:{yl 

GARDEN  CITY  HOTEL. 
Evans  &  Fall,  Proprietors 

T\v^  lIoti!«c  is  Now,  Connnoilious, 
rii>:i!<;imly  LooaleJ,  anil  has  boon  Now 
Iv  ranijshoil  tliroiiujijout.  Tht-  voiy 
liest  Mi'oonnnodiilioiis  guaijuileod  to 
IriiVt^lor.s  and  boarders. 

Good  Stable  Koom  for  Toani!*. 
n4ur>vl  Gatdca  City  Minn. 


For  the  Free  Homestead. 


Harness  Sliop. 

The  unilersigne.!  takes  thin  method  of  inforra- 
n-' t*ie  i-eoplo  i.f  Winiiebiigo  City  an.l  vi«  inity, 
L*l  he  ba*'  just  ui  ened  a  new  harno.-^*  ^!l<•I>  in 

WINNEBAGO     CITY, 

Uropiirelto    .lo  iiH  kind:.- "f   work   in 


»Vib!ofor  leg..lpr.-occlings,  but  must  be    paid    ,n,l  i.  now   prop.re  I  to    '""I"  ^;";';  •,'    \''7  ^' 
f      '    ^1      .  liis  liot'.      >•»•    loirness  nia-Ie  to    (-ntir.  ani   an 

.   ,•  „  1 Ki.idi'  of  rcpaiiin-   done  on  .-L.Tt   i...ii.e.     .";>boi. 

.,p  .«t:iirs.  ne.\i  doorsLU.h  of  Itiehard-s.-n  A  Key 
njido'  (jroitiy 


BY    KATK  B.  S -. 

Spriiig  19  coming!  don't  you  hear  It. 

In  the  bretzcs  sift  and  low. 
Ki.^sing  the  glad  bright  sun.xhine, 

A'"  it  uiilt-s  away  the  anow  ? 
Feel  it.  as  it  fans  the  fcteied  check  ? 

All  things  feci  its  soothing  ii>flucnco, 
From  the  prlnetly  ball  and  palace, 

To  the  loncl>-  cotltga  uiock. 
Spring  i.<  c m.ing  !  don't  you  see  it, 

In  tho  flowers  around  your  way, 
Filling  earth  with  sweetest  fragraiicc, 

Crowning  woods  .and  fields  so  gay  ? 
Mature  revels  in  such  splendor, 

Turn  whichever  "ay  you  will. 
All  is  fie.-'h,  and  glad,  and  radient, 

E'en  the  gently  murmuring  rill. 
Spiing,  so  young,  so  fair  and  blooming, 

Thou  art  welcome  back  to-day  ; 
Thou  do>t  bring  the  gladdest  bird-song. 

And  tha  happy,  happy  M;iy. 
Thou  dost  chuhcr  uwuy  the  sorrow, 

From  the  carc-worr.,  achii'.'^  brow, 
M:i5di.geaeb  .vid  heart  to  gladden 
At  thy  .«milingnod  and  bow. 


A.  'I'.  Sleu  art's  New  Maiudoiu 


The  Caine  of  Ycwker. 


BY    J08II  HILI-INOS. 

The  mignificent  and  splendid    new        ^^^.^  .^^^^^^  ^^^^^  ^^  ^^^^,^^  j^  ^^^^^ 
building    now  being  ercclcd    in    ^'^'^  07  years  old. 
avcnuo   and  corner    of    Thirty-fourth        ^^  ^^^^  ^^^^  di^kovered  by  the  deck 
Btrcet,  whioh    ^vill  be    the  futtiro    rest-  ^^^  ^^  ^^^^^  j,^.^   .toamboat,  and 

dcncc  of  Ale.v.  T.  Stewart    bs  l.To^ress.    ^-^^^^  ^^^^^^        ^^^^^  ^^  ^^^^.^^.^^^  .„ 
in^'  most  sati.sfaotordy  to  all  those  lead- 


BKIi-lKFAST  TABI^i:  POISONS. 

Tea     and    CoHee— What    we    Think    w« 
Drink  and  What  we  Drink. 


int;  men  interested  iu  its  construetion. 
1  he  noble  structure  is  a  pattern  of 
ehastoness  and  elegance,  ar.d  the 
builders  are  doinj,'  their  part  in  a  very 
creditable  and  prai.soworthy  nvjnn(?r.  It 
is  viewed  and  Lokcd  .«it  by  thousands 
of  the  elite  of  our  city,  who  traverse 
the  Fifth  avenue  night,  noon  and  i.ioru- 


awl  its  juvenile  buty. 

It  is  generally  played  b}  4  person?, 
and  owes  much  of  its  absorbingness 
lew  the  fakt  that  yu  can  talk,  and  drink. 


From  tte  New  VorK  fiun. 

A  case  now  before  the  Court  of  Ap- 
peals has  developed  some  curious  facts 
in  regard  to  what  the  public  commonly 
suppose  to  be  coffee.  The  dispute 
aiiscs  from  the  failure  of  a  certain  ma- 
chine to  do  what  the  inventor  claimed 
for  it.    The  beauty  of  this  mr.clmJG  was 


ing. 


lU  delivery  of  tue  afn  Livit. 

N'o'.iees  in^cited  iu   the  readinc  colnnin.    dou- 
ebla  rates  E.  A.  110TCnKI~.<. 

Kdit-r  .t   Pr-prietor. 


E.  IT.  IIUTGIllXS. 

Winrobjzo  City.  .May  2:..  ISrtC.  32tf 


It  is  estimated  that  when  completed, 
it  will  cost  .ibout  ^2,000,000.  The 
arcltitecturul,  ornament;d  and  chaste  de- 
signings are  all  purely  Corintliian.  Tor 
elegance  and  beauty,  so  far  as  it  has 
progre.^^sed,  it  stmds  unrivalled.  In 
fact  there  is  no  buildin-  to  compete 
with  it  in  the  city  of  New  York,  it  be- 
ing constructed  of  the  })ure8t  and  finest 
AVe  yesterd -y  announced  the  mar-  \  maible.  .Some  estimate  n.ny  be  form- 
riai^e  of  one   Dr.     W'ght    to    a     Miss    ^j  ^f  the  cost  when  it  is  kn<.\vn  that  it 


A  (tuci-r  t'asf. 

From  the  New   Albuny  (Ind  )  Ledger. 


a  peculiar  and  miraculous  power  of  re- 
and  chaw,  and  cheat,  while  the  game  ,  ^^^^.^^^^    ^^^^^^^^^    ^^^^^^^^^    ^^^^jj^^    ^^ 

is  advancin.  ^        I  j|.^jn.,„(.j  coffee,  much    of  its    original 

1  have  seen  it  played  on  the  nuo..on  ^  ^^.^^j^  ^.^^  ^^^^  ^  ^^.^^  „  .^j.^  .  machine, 
UU.y  railroad,  in  the  s.nok.ng  car,  with  ,  ^^^^^^^^  ^,,^p,,,y  ^^ed,'  would,  it  is  al- 
more  immaculate  skill  than  anywhere  ;  ,^^j^,^^^^^  ,,y,.^  ^^^^  oOO  bags  of  coffee  a 
t'lie.  I  jj^y      jt  ^vould  be  interesting  to  know 

If  yu  play  th.ere,  yu  will  often  bold  j^j.g^ij,^.|y  ^,],r^^  ra^  mtte.ual  was  used 
ahatid  that  will  afctoni.sh  yu.  .piite  oft  .^^  ^^^.^  ambiiruous  sort  of  mill,  but 
en  1  queens  and  a  10  spot,  which  will  |  ^q^i^j,,^  j^  menlivnicJ  beyond  b'ajklea  1, 
inflame  you  to  bet  7  or  ^^  dollars  that  |  ^^^^^^  ^^^^j  soapstone.  Those  are  nice 
it  iz  a  good  hand  tu  play  poker  with  ;  i„gredicnts  for  the  brc.kfast  table,  but 
but  yu  will  be  more  astonished  when  |  ^^^^^  ^^|y  ^^^^j^^  -^  giving  weight  and 
you  see  the  other  feller's  hand,  which  j  ^.^|^j.  ^^  ^^^^  wretched  compounds  which 
invariably  consists  of  4  kings  and  a  1  \  3^^.!^  machines  'turn  oui'  under  the 
spot.  '  name  and    disguise  "f  coffee.     If  the 

Yewker  i/.  a  molatto  gamo,  and  don't    p^^jjc  knew  one  half  the  trash  th.at  ea- 
compare  tow  old  pledge  in  majesty,  en-  ;  1^,.^  into  the   composition    of   what  b» 


3a3iae3s  Directory. 

(J.    S.    hf\^    «'     '^   »     •     *^'^' 

Wiuneb.v'o  Citv  Di>ti'lct. 


r.^Ei   *-■ 


■JD    ACCFl'TKn    M.\.-0NS,    W 
CITV,  MINN. 


n7:4 


7 


\     H.  Rll-l.t*.  Utpi»ttT. 
n.  \V.  11  H.uKV.  Utceiver. 

».0»teO'nc^b'^'U«l''"'^'n  >  .V.  M.li'.l  »r.  M. 
Wui.iebiioCuy.Vi:i:i..  Jet.  ^ti;  Is  r*. 

ULL't:  EAllTll  VALLKV  LODtiE 

NO     '11.  .  ,r  L 

,      M<.<t  kinds  of  country  produce  wanted  f-r  w-nk 
I  Cutting    done  on    short  Lotice,  anU  warranted  to 

a       lloiiular    CVmrnunu-ntions     avo  fa  if  prV'i'.v  ^^<^'  ^l' 

'^%r    he!;l  on   the  first  r.nd    third  TucsJaVi  of 
Sr\    each   Mont!) 

-OFFICKUS- 

T   ni-ni^'Y  w  M  cr.o  A,  wnn.  F.  P. 

B    M\I>150\    J.   W.  A    K    W|(•Kn\^^.T^l•;r. 

C.  k.  .MOILTON,  Tre;.^.     E.  11.  ULICIHN?,    !?>c  y^ 

"liLUE  EAKTII    CITY  LwDGE 

U.  D. 

rr^t  \ND  ACCLrTKP  ma^on?,   blue  e.vrtii 

■  ■  ClTV,    MIN.N. 

F..a-LAlir,mmuMi..t;on.   are   ''^•'^.^^';;^  j  jj  J-^  HK  1  H  g  1     I  O  WS. 

n   P   CONSTAN?,  P.  n 
A.  K.  K  VSTMAN,  J.  D 


BLACKSMITH  SHOP. 

Black^miihing,  Shoein^Uepairing,  S:c. 

The  undtr^^igncd  still  o.-cupios  the  shop  near 
the  •  lc:im  Mill,  and  would  respectfully  announce 
that  bu  i»  row  prcj-ared  to  manufacture  r.oth 

IIUD  Sz  MOLD  r>OARD 


gran 


in  the  case. 

Wiolit,  however,  determined  to  mar 
ry  bis^swift  wilnessChambeilain,  again  i  i^,.^  r^y^  erected  purposely  ior  supporting 
sou'dit  a  divorce,  the  court  hearing  but  I  ^^^^  ^^^^^,.^ 


plnced  on  either  side  as  cheeks  for  the    ^.^^  .^^.^^^. 

d  stoop.     In  the  entrance  iron  pil-  I      ^  ^.^^'^^^  ^,^^^^^^  ^^^.  ^^.^  ^^^^.^  .^^  .^^ 


RF.tJri.AU  ''MDnumi.ations    are   iit-id  on  the 
Fir«i  «nd  Third  Wedi.e.-d«ys  oJ  each  'n"^tl»- 
H    I'    VOCNO,  W.  M  , 

W.M   .J'v AY.  ii-.  •         GEO.  l^  KlN.;:=i.'.:Y.  Sec. 


I.  0-  of  a  T 

WINNEBAGO  CITY  LODr.E,  NO  11. 


H-JvlngJ.cnrid  the  rcrvices  of  FIR-T  CliASS 
workmen.  I  am  able  to  of^er  the  be.«t  .(uality  of 
wf.rk,  both  .M»nufaeturing  and  Repainn-,  .lol>- 
bing,  Horse  A  0.x  Shoeing,  ic  in  the  be.^t  tnnn- 
ner.  Tl.aiiklul  for  pan  favor?.  I  would  soaeit 
a  t<.ntinuauce  of  the  public  patronage. 
v4nl9tr  J.  M.  WHEKI.ER. 


■)  r(UL\n  mceiing  ev«ry  Friday  c\eLirg.  at 

V  Mo.,,,.,.-.  H.n.  ^  „„„,,,,,,..  e. ,.  ■^viIOLESALE   &  RETAIL 


T.  L.  RICE,  W.  U.  3.  

OFFirl.VLSOI'   FAIUUAULT    'orNTY. 

A..iuor_r.  w.  c.nv.    "'rr^.v-i;^  b.  joi^n 

Coroner— ^^-M.  A.   WAY.  Com.-I)l.  LA  \  LU.Nt. 

County  C"in.  1st  Di-t  —  A    R.  MORE, 
..     '    '•       -.'d       •      -  11    J.   NV.AL. 

«.      !j,j       ••     —JOHN  H.  Sl!«SON, 
•  •  ••       4rti     "     -JAMK.' »  HAYS'. 

<•  <•      5ii,      "     _J.>ii;i'i;  C  iOGKTT. 

—  DiitrlcrC-.ari  -.fthi*  Divnct  meelsai   iJlue  EarO. 
Ci;y  ou  tbe  tJr»i  MonJiiy  in  June-      ^^ 


Crockery  Store 

MANKATO,    MINN, 
ALBEllT  S.  ^VlHTE,  Proprietor. 


? 


one  side  <'f  the  testimony— that  given 
bv  the  Moman  Chamberlain.  Having 
hi.s  divorce  in  his  pocket,  Wight  and 
tlie  wr>man  Chamberlain  were  married 

yesterday. 

NVi'ht's  first  wife  v:as  a  hopeless  in- 
valid.     Wight  married    his    first  wife 
when  she  was  young,  beautiful  and  in 
good  he.alih.     She  is  yet  possessed   of 
good  looks',  notwithstanding  tlic   afllic- 
Tlons  which  have  hovered  over  her.— 
She  IS  a  lady  ot  rare  accomplishments. 
She  was  of  good  family  and   rejiuted 
wealthy  at   the  time  of  her  marriage, 
liut  after  serving  Wight    for   thirteen 
years  she  was  put  away  by  divorce,be- 
cause  she  was  an  invalid. 

At  the  wedding  yesterday  this  divorc- 
ed wife  stood  beside  the    woman    tliat 


Such  is  also  the  case  in  the 
basement,  as  well  as  in  the  fir«t,  second, 
third  and  attic  stories  These  are 
chaste  and  beunliful,  fully  capped  in 
the  newest  Corintliian  style. 

The  first  floor  contains  parlor,  24  by 
40  leet  long;  reception  room,  10  by  32 
feet;  dimn-  room,  19  by  :'.2  ;  with 
breakfast  room  and  butler's  apartments. 
The  m.Vin  hall,  leading  Irom  the  princi- 
pal entrance  to  the  picture  gallery,  will 
be  10  feet  wide  and  50  feet  in  longtli. 
There  will  also  be    a    tr.ansver.se    hall 


gredients  of  adulteration.  Beyond  these 
the  public  had    better    not   prosecute 
natiff  fierceness.  tlieir  inquiries,  at  least  until  they  havo 

But  I  won't  play  cnny  game,  if  I  |  resolved  to  give  up  the  use  of  all  such 
know  my  charakter,  whore  a  jack  will  |  eoffee.  An  analysis  of  the  vile  cora- 
tako  an  ace,  and  a  10  spot  won't  count  ,  puunds  called  coffee  would  bring  some 
for  game.  !  strange  facts  to  light.  The  ingredients 

I  won't  play  no  such  kind  of  game,  j  ^ggd  fy^  such  mixtures  may  be  divided 
out  ov  respekt  tew    old    Connektikut,  |  mto  two  classes— the  innocent  and  tho 

poisonous.  The  former  are  for  tho 
mon  part  disgusting  alike  to  the  fancy 
and  the  palate,  such  as  the  second 
hand  refuse  of  other  people's  coffee 
pots,  and  various  roots  and  grains.  — 


mi  natiff  State. 


N.  p.  Willis. 


In  a    letter    (o  a    literary    friend   in 

1854,  the  l?te  N.    P.    Willis    thus  ad- 

V(  rt^l  to  the  old  age  of  lit  or,  ry  men  :  1  ^-'  ^^^^  ^^'poisonous  classfis  small- 

er  in  bulk,  but  the  materials  are  select- 
ed from  the  drug  store  with  reference 


"But  there  comes  a  time   whtn    the 

hand 


full  (U)rintbian  caps.     The  picture  gal    j  npon- which  necessity  still  calls  for  bril- 

comcs  what 


Cro.kpiv.  Glass-ware.  Grr^ccrie?.  Ac,  foi  sale 
br  whoUsule  or  retail.     Country  stores  supplied 
reiironrtblc   term'^.     lloonu  on    Main    fclreet 


on 


C.  J.  FAKLEY, 

PirYSIQIAX  AXD  SURGEON 

(  FFK'E   ATTIIK  l>ar<-  STOUE. 

Calli  by  flay  ornight  p«omptly  attended  to. 
WinaeUgo  City.  Aug.  li.  1S6G. 


Dr.  J.  P.  Humes, 

Physician  &  Surgeon, 

Offi-eover  the  Ilnrdwar.^  Store,   Main    St.,  Win- 
neb.igo  City.  Minneiota. 

>-.  U.-Office  .pen  for  calls  at  all  hour*  of  the 
diy  and  night 


ANDREW  0.  DL.SN, 

Atto.  aey  and  Couust-Uor  at  Law 

,2^-    Will   uttend    to    professional    business 
broughout  the  .^tate. 
Winnebago  City,  Minn. 


WlbL.aiD  &  BAKNKY.  | 

Attorneys  <fc  Coir^«^i*>r^  at  Law. 

MANXATO.  U.XE   EARl  U  COUNTY  >iINN. 
-ii.  vt.....i  promptly  and  f»Uhfuily  to  all  bu.ine-.sln- 
aaeil  to  their  care- 
Htvolorsaleat  all  tiraev  l"'?«n"ant>""  «M 
Trust    Lands,  and  other     raluable 


nearly  o{)p»jsilP  Lradley  ifc  llro. 

P.  K    WIS E K, 
Practical   Watcli-Make.T, 

AND 

JEWELER, 
Mankato,  -  -  -  Minu. 

i»t:ALER  IN 
Watches,  clocks,  .Jewelry  tt  silver  waic 

Uepairing  neatly  exteutcd  and  warra»  'iid. 

CliAiTTlHlLr.OKN. 

Mmufa'-turcr  and  Deakrin 

of  every    variety. 
Gill  Moiiiaings  Kept  On  Haiul 


noss.  If  bhe  stood  there  voluntarily, 
wo  see  in  her  an  e.vample  of  woman's 
devotion  such  as  we  never  before  heard 
of.  If  she  stood  there  through  com- 
pulsion, the  curse  and  blight  of  the  Ab 
»iii;;hty  will  follow  tho  husband  and  his 
new  made  wife,  (formerly  his  divorced 
wife's  nurse,)  to  avenge  the  wrongs  of 
ihe  wretched  woman. 

\  Wonderful  Old  Man. 


aUothc   drawing-room,  pirlor  and    re- j  immortality.     The  world    which    is  to 

'  honor  them  when  dea<l,  neglects  them 
cention  roonis,  j 

The  basement  story  will  be  appropri-    wlicn  old.  Willing  gold  for  your  mon 
•ited  to  the  uses  and  apartments  of  the    ument,  but  reluctant  pennies  to    keep 
servants.    These  will  be  nicely  finished,    you  from  starving  on    your  way  to  it  1' 

1  will  be  ten  feet  six  inches  in  ceil         All  the  Year  Round  says: 
^"''       ,  i      The   ''oldon   thread   of   genius   was  ;  dedly  the  age  of  paper.     Taper  postal 

ing  higbt. 


sickness  and  distress  are  caused  by  the 

cof- 

fourMis 

The 

so 

are 

realized  by  this  class  of  adulterations. 

For  tea,  a  great  variety  of  native  leaves 

are  so  ingeniously  substituted  as  almost 

to  defy  detection. 


The  Agk  of  I'ai'er,  — This   is  deci- 

idly  the  age  of  paper.     Paper  postal 

ilip.^s  will  be  is', nixed  in    the  warp  and  woof  of    Mr,  j  currency  and  greenbacks  flood  the  coun- 


WARE  ROOMS  CORNER  OF  HICKORY  k  SECOND 
STS.  MANKATO    MINN  *2l>: 


ten  feet  between  the  beams 


Wiaiie">a.To 
Farming  lands. 


F  9   BARNEY 


,A.   ^»LLARi>.     .     .    21./ 1 ^^ 

"  CONVERSE  HOUSE, 

Bine  Earth  City, 

Thw  hou«c  having  been  ren^Ored  nnd  newly  fur- 
!,';:«  I  thr.uV-t,  is  now  open  for  the  rccrp.,oa 

of  gllCSfi 


BILLIARD    ROOM. 

DAN  .MaKKIIAM  A.  CO.   PKCS. 
Opjiosite  CMil'ton  House, 
^la'^'kato,  Minnesota. 

Q,,,.  M« '.-•  tir'i  nnwhnd  nro  of  the   best    uial.o 
Good  cigars  and  lifiuors  at  the  bar.  40yl 


r,r,';f.,:,':Mr:,rJ.'";,.a;":.i-'...i-»..'- '.-^ 

v,.r^buu  with  a^.-:.Il.  p^..-^  KUSE.  rronrietor. 


^.J.U  TON     liOL'SK. 

Fr-.stJlr*tt,i.ea.'btr  Lc-^'^. 
„    ,^ MINNESOOa. 

M-    T.    U.  FJLOWKR^    Proprietor. 

Oen-ral  -'«,;,;;.'^,  ^j.,,  attentive  OMle-.        I9yl 


CHARLES  E.  MAYO, 

WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 

SIASIOWAME  ! 

AG ENS  FOR 

F  A  I  U  B  A  N  K  S     S  C  A  L  E  S  ! 


Capt.  Frederick  Luhrburt,  formerly 
of  the  Si-vtcenth  British  Kitb  »,  w.as 
entertained  at  a  breukiast  on  tho  9th 
ult ,  given  by  General  De  Pey.«ter.- 
Generals  Warren,  Butterfield,  Shaler 
and  Crawford  and  Admiral  Farragut 
were  a.nong  those  present.  Tl-e  occa- 
sion was  tho  celebration  of  the  101st 
anniversary  of  Captain  Lohrburts 
birth.  He  entered  the  British  army  in 
ITSU  and  fought  throu-h  the  war  in  the 

Netherlu.ds;     the    i'eninsular      earn-    '''"  -.,V'^,,^,  ^f  f,,,Htire,  and  will    ,ido  of  Mr.  Willis, 
puigns  and  Caflee  war.     He   was  also    mo  t  ^^^^l^^^^.  ',"„^,..,,fieent  and  e.-st 
one  of  Napoleon'8  guards  at  St.   Hele-    be  '^f:^2r^,^^,,,^xonc.  will 
old  out  in  ISIS,  and  has  since  !ly  chandebcis. 


bands,  while  tho  ladies,  uot  to  be  be- 
hindhand in  the  matter,  wear  various 


A    ScKNE    IN    School.—  Quite    an 


na. 


He 


«cnau.u.n  .—,"..-  "  -      ,       .    .,,.,,  «„,,i,cd      The  sofas,    .-^mu^i"^' J'>1^^    ^^''-^M^^rpetratcd    upon 

nnts  ol-  the  world.     He    also  be  siaula.  y  hn^led. 


lived  in  many  ] 

4«  V..W  York  in  1^4^    with    his 
came  to  .^ew   ioik  m 


tables  chairs,  &c.,  of  the  dining. 


draw-  i  t^i"  l:^^b'  te.tcher  of  an  object   teaching 


ST.  TAITL. 


T3n.".4Tl 


I^WS    TXOTKL. 

C.rner  of  Holley  A  Main  Street..  Winnebago  Ci^y 

D.  S  LAW  Proprietor. 

stage!"  leave  this  House  for  all  Points. 
There  is  also  a  pood  liver,  conuected  witMhe 
House. 

' '  LTTki^dTTrJob  Work  done  t«  order  at  this 
OQlee. 


SMITH    &    HUMPHREY, 

BOOKS  ct'sTATlONEHY 

POST    OFFICE  RL'TLDING,    FIIONT  ST., 
MANKATO, MINN. 

A 

nt( 
all 


had  too  much  taste,  and  too  little  carn- 

Tho  porticoes,  corridors,  cupolas  and  !  cstness  for  political  life  iu    America. -- 

•i-  ,r^  will  far  ex  el  those  of  any  other  \\^  ^y.as  social,  sentimental,  convivial,  articles  of  paper  manufacture,  the  last, 
^^*  '"^  evercoastructed  iu  the  city  Taste  and  culture  made  him  what  his  |  but  by  no  means  the  least  of  which,  are 
'Tncnv  York,  whil^  the  outside  rail-  |  countrymen  called  an  aristocrat  lie  |  p.aper  pauta'cttes,  the  latest  invention 
•^  ,r\uroundiii«' tlie  mansion  will  bcjijved  artistic  achievement,  therefore  |  and  deservedly  popular  among  the  fair 
mass  o  .         1  ...,.,.      -,  1,1,  •■•"nal  !  se\-.     It  is  now  reported  that  shirts  and 

of  the  same  ma- 
such  low  prices 
f  all  classes.  If 
this  be  true,  then  tie  occupation  of  the 
washer-woman  will  be  greatly  oacruach- 
ed  upon,  .as  these  garments  form  a 
considerable  item  in  the  weekly  family 
washings— What   next  will  paper  bo 

ter- 
this. 


thev  havo  breakfasted  to-ethcr  for  sev- 
eral years.     Capt.  L.  looks  Oieman^of 


^^"" -^ki^ds  of  Juttir^'9  Blank: 


1        ;.„,  ,1,0    childish  brain  associated  with  tho  name 
A    Kdv    iilavful  V  condemning  tlie    «-'"»  - 

A    la<l} ,  rm>iu  y  „^„p.^,i,^.,     of  Washington.       'Because,'    he     ex- 

inTurUibly  set  iny  f^ce  against.  ■■  l.«=  -ever  wH  «  I.e. 


who  painted  that  man  all  black  so?' — 
'God  did,  my  son,'  replied  the  fttherw 
'Well,'  said  the  little  one,  still  looking 
after  the  negro,  'I  shouldn't  a  thought 
he'd  a  held  stUb' 


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THE  HOMESTEAD 


WINNKBAGO  CITY,  MINN. 


ixs 


MAY  1, 1867. 

li.  A.  iiCTCHKlS^  Ka.ror. 


S;'li«K»l  CiiVorniuciit. 


»Y  J.    k/bLIIHU3. 

A^  many  young  hihI  inrxjteiiencotl 
liinc-liors  arc  oiii|>]oyeJ  in  a  ik-w  coun- 
try and  ni'W  (list; ids,  and  as  we  have 
\\'>  spooial  place  ntar  lor  ihe  liainmi:;  ol 
trachfis,  no  insiitutcd  or  normal  clnss 
esi  yet  or^ai;iz«'(l  on  vw\  fnmlu'r,  I  tu 
c\>so  liert'  a  few  linos  on  School  Gov- 
tnunf  nt : 

Did  you  ever  know  a  tlisorjorlv 
tcchor  tu  liavo  an  onltily  fii-huol  ?  J)iil 
you  rvor  know  a  noisy  ifatlior  to  have 
a  Ktiil  svliuol  M)v)t's  ihe  toatlKT  wlm 
threatens  uio.st  (witliout  exetuitinu)  or 
wl»ip  nio.-^t  liavo  the  most  obediint 
seh  lars  V  DoiS  tlie  puront  who  threat 
ens'with  loud  oaths  :ui«l  teals  his  chi'- 
»lieii  uninoicirully,  si-nJ  the  luost  obe- 


f;oort   Nous  «*or  the  Dcstilute. 

From  th«  Miink«t<t  Uofoid  of  April  27. 

Wc  arc  ^rnntica  to  state  ihat  tlie 
ifelieloiMMiUiUee  al  this  place  reeeived 
h  h'ttc^r  t>M>m  ('n]>t  Win.  F.  Diivids  n, 
ueo»»j'\\uir  ilie  oonna  ilee's  proposition 
l*>  Sell  grain  on  time,  taking  county 
Becuritv  for  payuionl  atier  liarvest,  with 
twelve  per  e«'nt.  intere.it. 

Til  M  pr->po.s;uon  was  svHt  to  Captain 
I'avidsui  Several  weeks  ago,  hut  ow- 
ing lo  his  al'Senei!,  it  was  not  rceeivi-il 
liuiil  the  fir.^l  oJ  tile  pro-oni  week,  when 
he  pr-mpMy  replied.     He  .-ays: 

"Yi'iir  ■•."inmitlcc  projH).<io  ti>i>>«f  timrkft  price 
for  wheut  f.-r  :'t'<><l  for  ."iioh  <>t'  V'lui  cidiiiu  a* 
Are  in  nec-ii.  .tint  >;ive  ymir  c  >iiiity  •'nlur^<  m  av- 
»uri.).  with  ivvol vo  |»cr  rcr.t.  iiiten-ii  until  pai'l. 
I  am  ro.'uly  to  accept  y"ur  |>ro[i'>>iiti>iii.  .'Mtlioti^li 
I  woulil  pii-Ivr  ilio  tui'iicy.  t  lUi  wiling  to  do  ii:» 
ji>  ir  c»!n  iii;ioo  *u;;>jcti.     .\ll  I  wiii't.  iiu«kr  lh«- 

ciroiituiiai.ier,  i*  to   I'o  wi'll    rv.urcti,  iniKs«    voii  r  ...  .  ,   . 

■h  .ui.i  neei  ni  -re  tiiHn  I  ha.i  ^ui.posoJ  y'uu  ^  uutiivaiiee,  ana  li  ei>rreelion  need  be 
cuitiiiy  w>.'uUi  iieeil.  Mr.  II.  U.  Valcatino  will  bv 
U}>  in  ;i  tV>»  .liiy.-»,  .th'I  will  Iihvo  my  vieivi  t'ull\ 
in  the  mntu-r.  tl.ipiu;^  tiint  ilio  nccily  ni;iy  be 
T  ii«Ted  '>j  yonr  •iTort"'.  .iJi'l  the  country  benctiicil 
Ihrougli  the  [>laii  »u>r.:c«tc  I.  I  mn 
Yours,  truiv, 

W.n    V.'l)\\lT)>Oy." 

V/e  uu'le- Stand  t"r»Mn  a  reli.ihle  e  ti- 
£cnof  our  town  that  Captain  PavifNiti: 
is  -.villiiig  to  extend  his    jin^'osilion  to 
M.irt'u.  Jacks  tn  and  Watonwan  eoun 
lit'"*,  upon  the  .-^ame  f»Tms. 

Ot'  e.mr.se.  it  is  iinde. stool  tliat  this 


Special  correspondence  from  Duldin 
and  Thurlcs  iudieateH  very  plaiuly  that 
another  and  more  e.xtensive  Fenian  ri- 
sing 18  e.vpected  in  Ireland,  and  the 
British  C'ommaMdei-inCiiief  is  forced 
to  keep  fully  prepared  for  active  c.xer 
tion  at  any  moment. 

Attorney   (ilencr:d  Stanherry  is  said 
to  liave    recently  remarked  to  the  Dis 
tiict    Attorney    ot    V'ir-iinia,  that  Jelf. 
Uavis  must  be  disposed   of  durinj!;  the 
coming  term  of  the  C/ircuit    Court  of 
the  Tiiited  States,  which  meets  at  Ivieh 
iiu)nd  ne.xt  Monday. 

Two  Cincinnati  merchants,  who  had 
purcliased  goods  in  JJo.'^ton  f(U'  years, 
cut  its  aLt|uaintanee  entirely  the  other 
day,  untl  countermanded  a  ^100,000 
order  because   they  ciuild    not  tiiid    a 


WAilCOMMENC'D. 


d  »nt  eliildroii  to  .^eliool  ?  i         /.,•,,•  , 

.     ,     ,    .  .  ,         1.11       '-jla^s  of  ale  with  which  to  seal  their  bar 

Ami  what  was  the  mode   adoj  led  l»y 

the  bi'St  teacher  within  }our  knowledge  ' 

Wa-  there  not  gener.dly  a   htwile  on  his 

laee.  a  l-Iow     of    enthusiasui    on     his 


made,  a  fnui  at»d  ileeidid  tone,  never 
thrciltiuni;  more  than  ho  wouhl  e.xe- 
cute  'f  -viul  never  Iciving  u  by  hall 
whipped  iusl  enough  l..  make  him  ugly. 
Hal  .1  ter  the  ihiiil  ii  tloroutrhiv  sub 
dued,  Ileal  him  kindly  Show  him  you 
take  an  i;:t.'iesl  in  jiis  we  I'are.  Ii  a 
t' aeher  loves,  iespi-e!«,  aiol  speaks 
poliu  ly  to  his  scholars,  tlu-y  will  d<»  the 


proposiuuti  IS  iM;.iiiieo  D  apjdy  only  to  I  sjjiue  towards  iiini  an  1  to  eaiii  other. 
iKMX'iis  ill  actual  iiee«i,  aiid  w1m»  are  VVe  may  persuade,  in\itc  and  win,  at 
v»lioily  unable  to  procure  seed  npt»n|jj,,^.  {i,.^.^  ^^|,^.„  ^l^^,  d.,cirine  of  subo 
tlieiriudividiia'   responsibility.      It    is  !  ,   " , .-.  ...  i...  .i 


aNo  expected  that  the    cinnmissioneis 


|dmation  is  not  in  ipiestion  by  the   pu- 


will  impure  closuly  into  all  application-  \  l>il,  oi  after  he  lias  been- subdued,  may 
made  to  them,  atid  caretully  «j;uard  :  alluro  him  ly  kind  treatment  ai.d 
against  abuse  and  imposition.     The  re     am-^.-able  manners.     Hut  kindness  can 

lief  bjiu-;    intendevl   only   tor   sub    as'    ^  .•       .i       . 

,  '^     ,  •.    ;    I  1    not  suitplv  the  place  ot  authority,  nor 

have  no    other    recourse,   it    \*  fiopeil  j  i  i   .  i  .  > 

Doue  otlnr- will    apjdy.     If  this  under- !  g':i»»'""l^*    that    of    bubmission.      The 

titauding  i.s  carried  out  in    good    faith,    teacher's  auihori'y  must  be  recognized 

but  a  compar.ative.y  sm.dl  amount  will    ^^ju-st  and  unconditional.     He    should 

be  reouired  to  meet  the  demand,  and  at  ,  .       i  ■  i      i    .  .•     .. 

,        »  n         .      1         a-    •         Hoverii  not  lor  his  own  sake  but  lor  the 

llie     same     lime    all    a-Uial    sutlcnnir ;  =* 


■  voided. 

Many  inquiries  relative  to  the  propo 


goo  1  of  the  school.     The    murderer  is 
not  bun^  for  his  own  good,  but  for  the 


Billon    of  Capt    Davidson    have    been    good  of  the  public 


mule  at  this  Oiliee,     and     it    is    with 
pleasure  we  pubi'.-:!  the    above   article. 


It  Wiuild  be  i"!  y  in  the  extreme    to 
act  by  rule  in  the  di-iijhne  of  a  school. 


'wish  to  avail  themselves  of  his  liberal 
offer. 


lor  the  information  of  those  who  may  :  That  physician  is  a  piack  who  pre- 
scribes the  *ftnifi  rcmeily  for  every  dis- 
ease. So  the  teacher  must  sudy  the 
disposition,  and  learn  the  nature  of  the 
offence  before  he  can  prescribe  a  rvuie- 
dy  that  will  euro. 

H«.ddint5  weiLjhts  in  extended  hands. 


Swi.N«JI.NO      AK0".NI>       TUB      Cli;CLK 

Aq^t.n. — President  Johosoii  lias  ac- 
cepted an  invitation  from  the  citizens 
of  Ilaleigh  to  be  present  at  thai  jdace 
about  the  middle  of  May,  to  attend  the 
laying  of  the  corner  stone  of  the  mon 
ument  in  honor  of  the  President's  fath- 
er. He  will  be  accompanied  by  Sew- 
ard and  one  or  two  others  ot  the  (*ab- 
iaet.  and  may  extend  hi»  trip  further 
-South. 


L^ain. 

A  Taris  correspondent  siys:  Epicu- 
rean luxury  has  lound  a  new  n.-^e  for 
flowers.  A'iolets  are  eaten  with  cream 
and  nugar.  Recently,  at  an  Apician 
dinner,  given  by  a  merchant  prince, 
they  were  forthcoming.  'Jhey  were 
very  nice ;  the  violets  taste  uu  they 
smell. 

In  liicbmond,  on  the  2od  of  April, 
a  iie;:ro  insi-tcd  upon  riding  upon  a 
street  car.  The  conductor  put  him  off, 
when  seveial  humlred  neiirocs  gather- 
ed  and  iiis-ieted  lliat  the  man  should 
ride,  A  strong  force  of  p^dice  ca.nc 
up,  and  the  man  wis  arrested.  Much 
excitement  existed  ;it  the  time. 

The  St.  Uaul  J'rcs.t  states  that  the 
Commissioner  of  the  (iencral  Land  Of- 
fice has  tran.^mitted  to  the  office  at  St. 
Peter,  Minnesota,  for  examination. with 
the  view  of  bringing  the  same  into 
market,  a  preliminary  list  of  lands  ap- 
pearing vacant  and  lying  within  the 
limiis  o(  the  late  Lake  Pepin  Sioux 
Half-Hreed  Ueserve,  on  the  Mississip- 
pi river.  The  list  embraces  22,500 
acres. 


I  anrnrm  rcrcfrlng  tbo 

l.cargest    and    Most    Cumjjlete 

stock   of 

Dry  Goods, 

Clothing 

FURNISHING  (;O0DS. 

Ilats^  Caps,  ifec. 

Ever  Hrougbt  to  tlie  Minnesota 
Valley, 

and  have   coiuin<:nceJ 

AVAUoNlIKill  riJfCES, 


ofnl.icL  fact  all  mjr  old  cu.--t()iuvr!i  and  tiic  i>ub- 
lie    gene  tally 

Will  be  satisfied  by  callin;:;  and  Exam- 
ining Uiy  (toods.  and  hearing 
my  i  rices.  * 

«Ti;r  bc«.iiig  in   luind    uij  motto  of 

Seiiiiii!:  :Morvi:  (JooJs  for  one 

liOLLAU  thati  ANV 

llou.sc  ill  the  \'alley. 

Isaac  Marks. 

Mankato,  Minn., Nov.  26,  ISGG        ly 


ijipoktant  decision. 

Aftprcir-fnl  invcati;;aiion  by  comfietent  jwil;;e« 
it  h  fi  liter,  fully  atid  fairly  decided  tLat  Ibo  beat 
jilace  to  |jnrel>:i.ie 

DllY  (iOODS, 

GIIOCERIES, 
HATS  and  GAPS, 

BOOTS  and  SHOES, 


und  in  fact   any  kind  of  Good",  \s  nt  tbo  Store  of 


R.    M.    Wilsoij 


Next  door   10  RICH.ARDFON?, 


^ 


NEW  ADVKKTISEMENTS. 


The  fact  is  too  manifest  to  be  denied 
and  too  important  to  be  disregarded, 
that  the  Republican  party  is  rapidly 
e:?teQding  its  ramifications  throughout 
the  Southern  States.  In  all  of  these 
States  initial  movements,  more  or  less 
formidable,  arc  on  foot  for  forming  a 
compact  party  to  cooperate  with  that 
organization. 


U,  S.  Land   OJItce. 

^\in'lf1..^g.>  City,  Miun,  April  23,  1^67. 
To  IJii  ijte'  KliiH  : 

Ji'liii  r  Pmills  bus  tbi«  day  n)i|iticd  for  tlie 
Houtii  e:i«t  qiijirtcr  of  'vctioii  2-1,  town.>bi|i  11)2 
nortb,  ian;;;3  ,'U  wont  |  it  being  tbo  land  you  filod 
<»n.  You  arc  hert'by  notifu'd  to  be  jiud  nppoar  nt 
thiii  office  on  Sntunliiy  ibe  2ith  dny  of  June,  ISfiT, 
at  I  o'clock  p  in,  fii  tbc    pur|>o?c    of    giving  tbe 

sitting  upon  nothillL',    bendillir    forward  i  *^'"'«=  mmtcr  ;4  lair  m.d  i.nprtrtiiil  invc.^tigal•on. 
"      ^  '  =  A.  n.  ItULMS.  U.i4istir. 

with  t)»e  arm  extended   to  the  tloor,  till '  "•  '^^-  hollev,  Ktctiver. 

blows  about  the  liead^   and    ad    violem 


shakiuLT  of  children  bv  the  shonMers, 
endangering,'  their  health,  f-liould  be 
avioded.  The  t- acher  who  resorts  to 
sucli  punishment,  must  be  wanting  in 
2ood  common   sen^e. 


U.  S.  Land  Ol^ce. 

Wisncbago  Ciiy,  Minn.,  April  25,  ISC7. 

To  L.ijfiiyetto  W  Snow  : 

lloriu'c  .\  raiuifj  b.i!<  thi^  d.'>y  .Tpplicl  for  the 
e  i  11  w  'ir  of  n  w  ^r  n  w  ijr  .uid  lo.  iio  1  section 
S,  iowi;»Lip  lOj  nortb,  rangu  2S  tve.«t .  it  l>eiiig 
the  la.ul  joti  filed  on.  Yoii  ure  lurot.y  noiitied 
to  be  and  r,p|'»«.ir  at  tbi»-  ofliec  on  Monday  tbc 
lOtb  dav  of  .Ii.nc,   ISfi",  at  12  o'clock  ui,  for  the 


If  the    teacher   asks   vh.at    kind    of ,  j,,,,.^,^^.^-^^  ^,i,.i„^' .^^  ;,,.^,^  „,,(j„^  ^  ^^j^  ^„j 

nun'-lhment     ^ball     be     ilillicted,     moral    impartial  invc*l:gaiion. 

'  A.  n.  nfM.IS.  Rfgirter, 


suasion  or  the  ro  \  I    answer    one    <r 
both  as  circumstaaccs  require. 


NEWS    ITEMS. 


The  trial  of  John    II.  Surratt  i.s   ex 
pcctrd  to  take  place  next  June. 


II.  W.  HOLLEY,  Uccclvcr. 


U.  S.  Laud  Ofiice. 


An  unofficial  letter  to  the  department   in  K  )mo. 


of  Suite,  dated  Pari.i  April  8th,  from  a 
prominent  American,  says  there  is  no 
liope  of  averting  a  coUi&ion  between 
France  and    Prussia.     All    mtdiating 


AVinncbago  City,  iMiun,  April  23,  1SC7. 
To  I>:in'cl  W  Sqiiiro  : 

Chri.s'iHn  Jobnion  ha.''  this    day   .ipplied    for 

tSc  «..iitb  went  quarler  .'octLm    22,    to»u-bip    101 

nortb,  range  2"*  we.-il:   it  being  the  land  yon  filed 

on.     You  are  bcroby  notilied  to  bu  and  appear  At 

.  £^.      ,    ,        _,         1  !•      •       tbii!  offi  c  on  .Mond:;y   tbe  27  day  of  May,    isr)7, 

Ihe  Widow    Ol    Sir  John   rranklin   is    ^  12  oVIock    lu,   for   lbcpnrpo:ic   of  giving    tbe 

whole  ui.ttter  a  fair  and  iinparnul  inveciigatiou. 
A.  n.  lUM.lS,  U.p.Mfr, 
II,  W.  nOLl.KV,  Kocelvor. 


Garibaldi  is  writing  his  memoirs,  to 
be  published  posthum(jUely. 

One  (.'bippewa  Chief  was  fatally  stab- 
bed by  aiKjther  I  hief  at  La  Crosse,  re- 


congrcsses  vr'iW  prove  a.^  fuMlo    as  the  i  ceutly. 


©no  which  met  to  avert  war  between 
Prui«sia  and  Aiis'ria 

Vera  Cruz  letters    cm  firm  the  cnp 
ture  of  PupVla  by  the  Liberals    by  as 


The  annual  rejiort  of  the  Methodist 
Hook  Concern  .-shows  a  profit  of  over 
*:i0.oOO. 

The  peojde  of  Fa'ibnult  ."re  taking 


sault,  on  tbe  2d  iiist.     Dii/  lost  about  i  steps  to  build  a  new  school  house   this 

2  COO    killed  and   wounded.     Tbe  Im   Summer,  to  co.st  «2r>,000. 

pcrialists  lost  ab.mt  1,000      No  quarter  |      ,^,,^^  eommon  school  fund  of  Indiana 

vas  given.     Diaz   sent  a  force  agiiust  I  j^  ^,.,.j^i^.,.  i|,.^„  .^r^i  ^.f  .i„y  other  Steite, 

Vera  Cruz,  and  expected  it  would  ca     j^^;^,,^  s7,0U0,O00. 

p>tii1ate.     The   Inr.erlalists   m.de   an   |      ,^.,"^,  ^^^^^^^.^  ^^  j^^.j,^    ,.j.^j,^^  .^^  ^^^^ 


Dissolutiun  of  Co- Partnership. 

The  firm  of  UoiInU  &  De.nrborn  i.«  this  day 
di.'<.«olv«.d  by  mutual  con»ent.  The  >aid  M.  Dear- 
born will  pay  all  deiiiandy  and  collect  all  account* 
due  sniii  firm. 

C.  A.  COTTKELL. 
M.  DEAUBOKX. 
Winnebago  Cily,  April  KWh.  l,sr>7. 
\.  1!  -    IJuj-iness  will  hereufler  bo  curried  on  at 
the  ol<i  stand  by  M.  Dcurburu.  u26w;S 


other  sor'ie  from  Queictora,  and  were 
defeated. 


count y,  are  e\cite<l  over  a  discovery  of 
saline  water,  in  sinking  a  well  tluTJ. 
Tbe  ('«»iniuirt>ionor    of    the    (Tcncral        y^^^,  Paragtnjan  war  continues,  and 
Land    Ottiee  b.is   transmitted    to  local  ,  Qj,,..,j,.,i(y  ],.j^  j-i^od  a  second  bombard- 
olhces  at  VVinneba^o  Cit>  and  St.  l'eter»    jj^^.^^  ^j^.  ^j^,  iJ.aziliau.s. 


Minnesota,  lists  of  land  approved  to 
tn*  Slate  by  the  Secretary  of  the  In- 
terior, as  jnnving  thereto  under  act  of 
Sept.  i,  1841,  gran  ling  r>00,000  acres 
to  each  Stare  for  wo:•k^»■  of  internal  im 
provement.  These  lists  emhr.ic  c  in  the 
a;.'gfegate  25-,0'j->,0}  acres. 

A  colored  in.lividual  named  Ash  w .» 
elected  one  of  the  commissioners  of 
Plymouth  X.  C,  at  an  election  held 
iheie  recently.  He  is  considered  one 
ol  ihfl  best  selections  that  ciHiId  have 
been  u\.\*\",  Jind  as  a  part  of  liis  p(dicy, 
he  hits  iteolaryd  that  he  will  opjio^e  the 
nrining  of  thy  \,Giir<j*'»  ^•J''  ^^'•^**  ^''^'Y 
uiiLihi  shoui  u  negiO  ttmduutally,  in 
Blcad  of  a  white  n.an. 

An  <5.\ped.iion  is  Lein-  oigaijl/.id  % 
tlio  State  Department  tu  txolore  L'ust 
8ian  .\merieo,  and  acquaint  our  peopo 
wih  the  value  of  their   recent  acquisi 
tion.     It    'v'lil  sta-t   about    the  first  of  •  m. 

.1*  I  two  hemispheres 

the  i  ioeynt  month.  nwoncuii 


The  New  York  Methodists  ar>k  tbe 
worM  to  discoura^^c  the  practice  of 
"  playing  ihost;  «;amcs  which  do  not 
tend  tofiodliness." 

A  Washington  letter  .says  it  is  believed 
the  Supremo  Court  will  decide  prompf- 
)y  to  dismis:;  the  Georgia  and  Mississippi 
bills. 

Aj  l)iications  for  baiikruj)t  positions 
;ire  coming  so  thick  that  Chief  Justice 
('base  will  not  be  able  to  complete  the 
labor  of  fielection  for  two  nK)nths. 

A  long  time  ago,  a  little  boy  twelve 
years  old"  on  his  way  to  Vermont,  stop 
ped  at  a  country  tuvern  and  paid  for 
his  lodgings  and  breakfast  by  sawing 
wood  instead  of  asking'  it  as  a  gift.  Fif- 
ty years  later  the  s  laie  boy  pased  the 
same  little  inn  as  (Jeorge  Peabody,  the 
banker,  ^^'Uo^e  pamc  is  the  synonym  of 

a-niticent charities -the   honored    of 


PRESTON 

AVOOLEN     FACTORY. 

We  .-^re  now  in  operation  and  arc  i>rc]inrcd  to 
take  wool  lo  niciuifucture  by  tbe  yard  or  on 
."bares,  into  ('j.ssiiiiore.<,  Twi.eds,  Flan.iel.-i,  Dlnn- 
kets  and  Stockini:  Yarn.  We  aI:'o  bavo  m  largo 
asjortmpiiit  of  Doulilo  and  Twiclcil  Ca.ssiinercs,  be- 
sides lb)!  above  mentioned  goodn  to  exchange  for 
Wool  on 

REASONABLE    TERMS. 

Wo  are  ready  to  ?jdn  and  card   U<dl<,  ]<'ull  and 
Pre.-.-'  Clotb,  iiroinplly  and  in  goo<l    Fbapf.     For 
particiilar.-^,  ."ee  eircnla'S.     Feel-.ng  cunliilcul  we 
can  suit  yon,  pb  n.-e  give  un  a  call. 
Your.-',  truly, 

WALLACE  it  WHEELER. 

rro.'ton,  April  13th,  1867. 

P.  .'^. —  The  n>(Ovc  (5ood.-s  will  be  kept  sn  band 
at  John  15.  I'Mwanln',  two  uiilivs  wc.-'t  of  Winnv- 
lago  City,  lu  exchange  for  wool  or  *ell  on  reas- 
onable terms  and  at  Fm't'try  pri<•e^^.  Pcr.?onij 
wi.'-bin)(  wool  manufactured,  rpinniiif;,  Carding 
Ol  Cloib  Dre.-'hin;^  done,  will  save  cxpcnsa  by 
Xeigbbora  collecting  their  wo<d  to;;ether  and 
1'  ndin>;  one  p«r.«on  with  it,  and  to  will  attend  to 
it  Us  well  a»  if  you  brought  it  yo»rsulve:«, 

u2r>w2 


U,  S.  Land  Office. 

Winneha;^o   City,    Minn.,  April  22,  18o7. 
To  William   M.  Kniglit  • 

Forsteii  Lar-'ifMi  bar!  this  day  applied  for  tbe 
pouth  ea^<t  quart«r  of  section  22  township  103 
north,  range  2.j  wc.st ;  it  being  the  land  you  filed 
f)n.  You  are  hereby  notified  to  be  and  ftpi»car 
at  tbi.<i  otlice  on  Salurda"^,  the  26  day  of  May, 
IM)7,  at  ten  o'clock  A.  M.,  fortlie  pnrjio.se  of  giv- 
ing tho  whole  matter  a  fair  and  impariial  iures- 
ti';atiou.  • 

A.  n.  Bin.LL«?  Rcjji.sttr, 
Jl.  W  liOLLEY.  Rocoivcr 

lULIJArvl)    KOOI^I. 

njm  M  a»EHA^f  &  co.  pros. 

Ojipositc  (.Tifton  House, 

Ma."kat.o,  Miuuesota. 

Our  tablc.H  nro  nf^wand  aro  t»f  tbe   LcbI    make 
Cooii  cig.irs  uud  liquors  at  the  bar.  4'Jyl 


Vegetable  Sicilian 

KAIH  RENEWER, 

•♦•♦ 

As  the  name  indicate?,  not  only  rexews 
lh<^  growth  of  the  hair  when  thin  .lud  fnlliu^ 
off,  buV  positively  rtntica  the  color  to  y^« 
origin.'il  ^tado  when  it  is  turning  g'^y  or 
white,  wLe^^r  caused  by  Uiscaac,  J^icf  or 
jlJ  agp. 

It  will  ccrtaiflL7  do  what  is  cilfrrncd  for  it, 
a  fact  to  which  Vmdrods,  B^  thousands, 
who  have  used  it,  ^o  reaJy  and  willing  to 
testify.  "Where  oneT^t^^is  fairly  u.-^ed,  in 
any  community,  itsj^eputation  "spreads 
like  wild  fire,"  ai^T  iXthe  best  advertise- 
ment and  recom^cndaVin  wo  des'ire.  In 
the  Ea.«!tern  StyCs,  whcreVie  "REXEWEK" 
originatod,  Jme  young  laXea  u^e  it  as  a 
hair  dre.^j^g ;  it  ia  foun\on  the  toilet 
tables  oC^ung  men,  (also  tt;\ioir  barbers), 
while^Idcr  men  and  womenVbo  desire  a 
Renmbtr  and  Res(oratii>e  for  thci\grpy  locks 
an/a  bald  heads  will  not  be  w-^out  this 
•riiclc,  waich  givc«  in  every  iust^^e,  en- 
lifc  BCtisfaction. 

C^TJTXOlsr. 

T>oi/t  ift  nny  <lI■ll^;|.;i^t  or  il<-il'>r  urpe  ni>rin  roit  a 
tlifTcreiit  •rti<'l<»,  iw  thora  i.<  no  jirej^r.-itititi  In  tlir  wt:rIJ 
Uko  tliis,     liuwtiru  uf  any  article  |jur|iortuiK  to  L»  Ui» 

Try  IIAr.I/.SlI.VIU  KE.NKWEK  acccnllng  to  I)ir«- 
ti'Mit,  lui'l  y<>n  It  ill  uiM  iv)  cither. 

If  i>  >t  aol.l  Kl  druf;i;MU  iu  yi-'ir  t<>T*n.  a  trial  t^'ltla 
will  ho  p«-nt  T<>«  t>y  (>x(>r«>M,  ujxii  r»>c«'ijit  ofitn'  linUsr 
%j  nukU,  tlitM  cIvinK  V'^u  an  i>|>|><«tiuiily  at  t/ture  of 
l«»tini;t1M  »xrrTl<>!it  qi'Mintl.-«i. 

Orderi:  fot  trui  l<udtt  uktist  b«  Af\anamA  ^ 

C  A.  COOK,  tutca^o. 

fl«nT  A^jwiT  for  Northwisstarn  State*, 
R.  P.  It  ALL  A  CO..  Ampii^'ru.  Niuflinft.  N.  H. 
Bold  at  T>  nOI.KSALK,  In  tfllm/^,  by  FULLKR,  fl^CTI 
k  KUtLKR,  UirBMI.Oi:?  *rTAN  SCHAACK,  I>OKD  k 
H.MITII,  sunn  A  DWYER,  J.  II.  EKED  k  00.. 
CUAS.  G.  fMITir,  PIKTZSCII,  HI/JCKI  k  CO.,  Ii 
PCOVTL,  \f .  D.  Q  AKRIS  ft  00,  TOST  ft  BADBAT7,  aa4 
kgr  drusgiita  aad  d«ftlen  (onorony. 


where  more  Goods  can  be  had  for  o"o  dollar  than 
any  other 


in  Faribault  County. 

K.  M.  WTLSOX. 
v4n21tf        pr  N.  W.  Saugext. 

April  .'ith,  1867. 

WANTEI)— A(;KNTS~SCHOfJL  TEACH 
EHS,  CLEKGVAIEN,  to  take  orders  for 
our  new  woik, 

Cnr.IST  AND  T»1E  TWELVE, 
Edited  by 
DR.  J.  G.  IIOLLAM), 

Author  of    "Jiife    of    Lincoln,"    'Tiin)thy    Tit- 
coinb'i  Lcttet.s"  "JJittcrt=\vfct,"  etc, 

Agents  alroaily  in  the  field  me  taking  from 
fifty  lo  one  hundred  order.?  per  v.-ek.  No  other 
bo((k  now  jmhli.-bed  .«'j11.<  so  r:4.  .'y.  Largc.-t 
couiuii.«sion  given  to  Agents?,  lor  tcnnrs  und 
territory  apply  to  C  II AKLE.-;  BILL,  Chicago. 
III.        '  v4nlS 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

a,    -,.    Winnebago  City,  Minn,  ilarch  28  18CT 
To  ThouiaH  II   Dredge  : 

Edgar  Trompcr  bu.i  this  day  applied  for  tho 
.s  e  qr  no  (jr  und  n  e  qr  s  o  qr  sea  10  township 
10;,  north  raugo  29  wc.st,  it  being  the  land  you 
^'A'i"°'..:^"V°  ^"■'"^^y  notified  to  be  and    ap 


P^".*VcrV'  "Pr"  ""^  Hatnrday  the  27  day  of 
April,  1.  07,  at  1  p  m.  for  tbo  purpose  of  giving 
the  whole  mattu  a  fuir  and    impartial   iuvcstiea 

A  II  Uiilli.s,  Rcgistor 
"  V;  lloUey,  Rcccir( 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Miun,  April  2d  1867 
To  James  Toner  : 

David  M  .l.:(;k.-on  has  thi.s  ilay  rpplicdfor  tbe 
n  w  (jracc  '.M  iov/n.'hi|)  102  north  range  2'J  west 
it  being  tho  land  yon  filed  on.  Y'ou  aro  hereby 
notified  to  be  and  appc.nr  at  thi.?  office  on  Friday 
the  3 J  day  of  May,  1^07,  at  J 2  ui,  for  the  pur- 
jpo.'c  of  g'vinjr  tlie  whole  matter  a  fair  and  im- 
partial iuve:  tigaiioQ, 

A.  11.  BULLI.S,  Ro-i8i*r. 
II.  W.HOLLLY,  Ueceiver. 


U  S  Land  Office,  Winnebago  City.  Minn.,Marfh 
r.l,  18C7.  To  Hugo  WallinuUcr.^ii  D  Urown  has 
ibis  day  applied  for  the  s  w  (jr  of  sec  14  town  101 
range  2^5,  it  being  the  land  you  filed  on  You  ar^j 
hereby  notifiee  to  appear  at  t.M.^  office  on  .Satur- 
day the20lh  day  of  April  1S67  at  12  m,  for  tho 
purpose  of  giving  the  wholo  matter  a  fair  and 
iui[)artial  invejtigation. 

a  h  buUis-  register         h  w  Lolley  receiver 


U  6  land  office  winnebago  city  minn  March  19th 
IS<37  To  Oriii  L  Tread  well— ii  D  lirown  ha.'this 
day  ajiplied  for  the  s  w  fjr  of  ace  20  town  iOi 
north  ran'.,'e  T.\  weist,  it  beiug  the  land  you  filed  on 
You  are  hereby  notified  to  be  and  appear  at  this 
ofl'ico  on  Saturday  tho  20th  day  of  April  next  at 
12  m,  for  tbe  jiiirpose  of  giving  tlio  whole  mat- 
ter a  fair  and  impartial  inveetigation. 

^2j  -A  II  Bullis  Register 

II  W  Hollcy  Reccciver 


Livery     Sta!>le ! 


(JEOKGE  xt  CO(iGKAVE. 


Would  rospectf  dly  inform  tbe  public  that  they 
hnveopcnod  »  first  class"  Livery  Stable  in  Winno^ 
bago  t'iiy,  where  good  'est.iblisbinents"  can  be 
ha<l  at  all  tiiuc.«,  d  ly  or  night.  I'a.^.'-engcrs  ar- 
riving by  stage  carricii  to  any  ptdiit  desired. 

Stable  and  Office  just  back  of  tha  Kew  Labtist 
Church. 

Winnebago  Gj'y,  Jan.  10,  LSC7. 

"  \\i  Xis'  E jTa  u  o  ~1ji t  V  ~ 


Diil'C;^lM>HI^:. 


DR.  C.  J.  FARLEY, 

DEALKK   IN 

Patent  Medicines,  Paint?^,  Oils, 
and  Dvc-StiiHV,  Kerosene  Oil, 
Lamps,  Pertuniery  and  Fancy 
Articles. 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

ATinncbago  City,  Minn.,  April  22,  1S67. 
To  Patrick  J  lirady  : 

John  1*.  Hird  ha»  tbi.<  day  npplied  for  the 
north  westfjunrtcr  occfion  21,  township  102  north 
rango  31  west:  it  being  Ihe  land  you  filed  on. — 
Y'ou  aro  hereby  notified  to  be  and  ai>(icnr  at  thi.s 
office  on  Saturday,  the26tli  daj'of  May,  lsr)7,  at 
I  p.  in  .for  tbo  jiurpoJ?©  of  giving  tbe  whole  mat 
tcr  £  fair  und  impartial  investig.Tlion, 

A.  II.  niLM.**.   ItcKistcr, 
H.  W.   HOLLKV,  Ueccivcr. 


L.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,  Apiil  9tb,  1367. 
To  Philip  Rurchit : 

George  Nnit  bai>  tbisi  day  applied  for  tbe 
douth  CH.st  qr-seo  2S  tuivnibip  102  north,  ra*)ge  29 
we.«t  ;  it  being  tbo  land  you  filed  on.  You  are 
hereby  notified  to  bu  and  npp.^r  at  this  ofifico  on 
.Mond.iy  the  l.'Ub  day  of  May  iSfir  .it  1  p  m  for 
the  purpose  of  giving  the  whole  matter  a  fair  and 
impartial  invc:<tigation. 

.\.  IT    HT-T.LI"    r-iTiBter, 
H.  W.  ilOLLiSV.UeceUcr. 

ASTROLOCnn 

Tlic     Woi-ld^'Astonished 

AT   TIIE  WOXDKHFCL  UEVKLATIONS 

Made  by  tlie  (jieat  Astrologist, 
MADAM  II.  A  rEIlIUGO. 


She  reveals  ."i^crcts  no  mortal  ever  knew.  She  restores 
In  hnpitincK  lliose  wlin,  from  (lolcfiil  events,  ciLtstro- 
l<litii,  croKs  in  love,  loss  of  rel.ations  and  friends,  loss  of 
miiiii'v,  .Cc,  have  hecnine  despondent.  She  hrinps '«- 
Kcthcr  tIio.se  long  scj'arated,  gives  Information  coiicern- 
\ui:  ahseiit  friends  or  lovers,  reslorts  lost  urslcden  prop, 
eriy,  tells  you  the  Uusiness  vjo  are  best  i|ii:ililied  to  pur- 
sue and  in  what  you  will  be  most  slice  >S8fiii,ci'U'<i's  ."jpce- 
dy  nurriu^'et<  and  tells  ynii  the  very  day  you  w  ill  ir.arry, 
K'ivcs  you  the  iniiiie,  likciie.ssjintl  cliaracterletics  of  the 
person.  Slic  reads  your  very  tliouu-bts,  and  by  hir  Jil- 
inost  snpernalnral  powers  unveils  the  dar":  and  hidden 
mysteries  of  t.lie  future.  From  the  st.-iis  wc  si-e  in  the 
firmament— the  mab-lie  slar-ithif  overcome  or  )>redonii- 
natein  Ihe  coiifiKUratiou— from  theatpecis  and  positions 
of  the  planets  and  Ihe  fixed  .stars  in  the  time  of  birth, 
4he  deduces  the  fiilufe  destiny  of  man.  Fiiil  not  to  con- 
snH  the  jrreal est  Astcolo^'ist  on  .->;irt,h.  It  e.>.sts  you  but 
a  tritle,  und  yo»  may  uiver  af;»in  have  s*>  favoroUe  an 
npp  .rtunity.  fonsulialion  free,  with  likeness  and  ,ill 
desire.l  information,  One  Dollar.  l',-.rtles  livinjr  at  a  <lis 
lance  can  consult  the  Madaiii  by  mail  with  ecpial  snfity 
and  (iaiisfaelion  lo  thems.lves,  as  if  in  person.  A  fuil 
and  explicit  chart,  w.-itlen  out,  w'f't  all  in(]niri.  s  an- 
swered und  likeness  enclosed,  sent  bv  inaiV  on  leeeipt  of 
iniee  abov,- m.nti.iiied.  The  utriclest  seciesv  will  be 
maiiit.ain 'd.  and  all  ccirreN-^)ndeiwe  rcturne<l  ..r  di  [.troy 
cd.  References  .if  Ihe  hi^'hest  order  fiirnishhed  those 
dcoiringlUem.  Write  plainly  liie  day  of  tbe  month  and 
year  in  woU.h  yon  were  born,  enclo.sinfi  a  small  lock  of 
hair.     AdvArKS, 

MADAM.V  II.  A.  T'KURIGO. 
v4nlSf1  p.  0.  DrawarJH:!,  Buffalo,  N.  T. 


Pure      Liquors. 

TunAcco     and     Cigaus, 

School  Books   and    Stationery. 

Blank  Books,  Diaries,  ^lemo- 
I'anda  Books,  Letter,  Cap,  and 
Note  Papers,  Pens,  Pencils,  Su- 
perior Ldv,  anJ  otlier  articles 
kept  by  Druggists  Generally. 


Winnebago  Cily, 


C.  J.  FAr.LKY. 

v4nl5tf. 


U  .«  land  office  winnebago  ••ity  ininn  March  ]9fb 
1S()7  To  George  II  Porter:  II  I>  I5ro\vn  ha.s  lhi.« 
day  applied  for  the  sw  (jr  .=cc  12  town.'hip  101 
n<irth,  range  21!  west,  it  being  tbe  land  j-ou  filed 
on.  Y'ou  are  hereby  notilied  lo  bo  and  appear  at 
this  olPce  on  t^aturday  tho  20th  day  of  .\pril  1SG7 
at  12  .M  for  tbe  purpo.-e  of  giving  the  whole  mat- 
ter a  fair  and  impariial  investigation. 

a  h  biillis  register         h  w  hidlcy  raceivcr 

IT  SLandOflTico,  Winnebago  Oily.  Minn,  Mar, 
22,  isr)7.  To  Wm.  P.  Mason:— Geo  M  Potter 
ba.s  this  day  applied  ♦'or  the  .«outh  we.«t  quarter 
of  section  thirty  lour  township  one  b.unircd  ami 
four  rango  150  it  being  tke  land  you  filed  on.  Y'ou 
are  hereby  notified  lo  be  and  ajipear  at  thi?  office 
on  Patarday  the  2llth  dsy  of  Ajtril  1807,  nt 
2  o'clock  p  in,  for  tbf  purpostj  of  giving  she  whole 
matter  a  fair  and  iinpurtial  investigation 

A.  II.  Rullas  Kegittcr.  II.  W.  Ilolley  Register. 


U.  S.  Land  Officx^. 

AVinnebago  Cily,  Minn.,  April  11,  1SC7. 
To  Wm  V  Stone  . 

hila«!  Piieb:ird?.on  has  tbi?  d  .y  .Tppljed  lor  the 
north  west  ((u.arter. section  20  t(  ■  -isliip  101  north, 
range  29  west;  it  lu-ing  tho  i:  "d  you  filed  on. 
You  aro  hereby  notified  to  be  .mil  ajipear  at  this 
office  on  Saturilay  tho  11  ih  day  of  .day,  1807,  ai 
10  o'clock  a  tn,  for  the  pur))oso  of  giving  the 
whole  matter  a  fair  and   impartial  iiivcsti;;ation. 

A.  11.    lULMS,  Ke^,'i^ter, 
II.  \V.  1101,1, KY,  lieceiver. 

""SALOON! 


GEOROE  E.  NELfsoN,  Proprictf.r. 


'])!cj,lJUU    «t«'"«^^il   '1'^ 


made  by  nny  one  with 
oobi        No  experience 

nelsesury.     The  l*ro*-ident.s,  Ga«bier.'»,  <ind  Trens- 

u^cri  of  ■"nbiiiks  irdorso  tie  circular.     Pent  frc? 

with    .«:.!npb  s.     Adilre.=<:    the    Atneviean  Ptenoit 

Tool  w»rk8,'Springfiold,  Vcriuoht; 


Litpiors  of  all  kinds.  Cream 

.  Ale  and  Lager  Uecr,  constantly  on  hand. 

Oysters,    Lobsters,    Peacltes, 

P.lackberrics,   Kaspberrics,   and  Caxnec  Fnun.« 
of  all  kinds. 

l^lain  and  Fancy  Candies,  and 

Xnts  fjom  every  clime. 

Winnoba-o  City,  Feb.  27,  ISCr.  vlnlStf 


U  SLandOificc,  Winpebago  City  Minn.  Mareb 
19,  1806  •  To  Joseph  More  : — John  L  Richard- 
.son  baa  this  day  .npplied  for  the  n  i  sw  i  and  a  i 
n  w  quarter  of  section  20  town.'hip  102  north 
range  29  wt.'t.  It  being  tbc  land  you  filed  on. 
You  are  h'ireby  notified  to  be  and  aj'pear  at  tbi.i 
office  on  Satnnlsjy  th^  20ih  day  of  April,  1S67, 
at  12  M  for  the  purjiose  of  giving  tbe  whole  mat- 
ter a  fdi""  and  iniijartial  investigation. 

A  II  iJuUis,  Register      II  W  Ilolley  Receiver 

U  S  Land  Olfice  Winnebago  City  .Minn.  March 
lith  1867.  To  Marcelln?  P..  Gardiner :— John 
D  Maxwell  has  this  day  abplied  for  the  cast  half 
of  the  north  west  ipjarter  and  th  •  nortb  half  of 
the  north  cast  fpiarter  of  section  ten,  township 
101  rangtr2j  it  being  the  land  yc.u  filed  on  Y'ou 
are  hereby  notified  to  be  and  appear  at  this  ofifico 
oil  Mijiiday  the  l.'>th  day  of  April  1867  at  one- 
o'clock  p  m  for  the  purjio.-e  of  giving  the  whole 
matter  tt  fair  and  itrpariial  investigation 

A  11  liullis  Megisler         H  W  Ilolley  Receiver, 

™U  S  Land  Office  Winnebago  City  Minn.  March 
16lb,  lHe7.  To  Fug<,ne  R.  Burnett  :—Mi.-*s  Elbt 
R.  Nickcrson  has  tlii?  day  applied  for  tbe  south 
e.n.<t  quarter  se<'tion  lour,  township  10.}  North, 
Range  T),  it  lioing  the  land  you  filed  on.  Y'ou 
aro  hereby  notified  to  be  and  appear  at  fhi.?  f-fTico 
on  Wednesday  tbel7tli  day  of  April  next,  at  1? 
o'clo'.k  a  m  for  tiio  piirp'sc  of  giving  the  wholb- 
mattera  fair  and  impartial  investigation 
A  II  Dulli<=  Register, H  W  Ilolley  Receiver. 

U  S  Land  Ofiice,  Winnebago  City.  Minn.,  Mar. 
i:Uh,  1S07.  To  J(din  H  Code:— II.  S.  Manning 
had  this  day  applied  for  the  south  west  fjunrter 
of  section  22  town  101  range  twenty- three, 
it  being  the  lanil  you  Clod  on.  Y'ou  are  hereby 
notified  to  be  an-i  ajipoaral  this  office  on  Saturday 
the  22d  day  of  April  1867,  at  12  o'clock 
m.,  for  tbe  i)urposc  of  giving  the  whole  matter 
a  fair  and  impartial  investigation. 
A  11  Rullis,  Rcgi.-ter.       II  W    Ho'dey,  Receiver. 

U  S  Land  Ofiice.  Winnebago^  €Iity.  BTinn., 
March  loth.  1806.  To  Emire  Eliendson  :— Will 
iam  Case}  has  thi.s  way  appli"  1  fo:  the  south 
east  riuarler  north  east  fjnartcr  and  north  east 
(|uarter  of  south  west  -juartr.r  of  -pr-tifu  six. 
township  KUl  range  9,  it  being  tbe  bind  you  ai*(f 
on.  You  are  herel>y  notified  to  be  and  appear  at 
ihi-  oihee  on  Monday  the  22d  day  of  .April. 
1807  at  10  o'clock  a  m.  for  the  purpost*  of  giv 
ing  tbe  whole  matter  a  fair  and  impartial  iuvexii 
gallon 
.•\  n  Ridli*.  Rejisfcr.  IT  W  llo'ley.  Recei\er 

U,  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,  April  1st,  1S67. 
To  Harvey  iC  Landers: 

Silas  Ilieh.ir'lson  liastiris  day  applied  for  the 
II  w  qr  sec  S  township  102  north,  range  29  west, 
it  beinj  the  land  yon  filed  on.  Y'ou  aro  hereby 
notilied  to  bo  and  ppi'tar  nt  tnis  oflSce  on  Mon- 
day tue  Cih  di-.y  of  May.  1807.  at  12u*clAkm. 
'  f  r  the  pur;  o>e  of  giving  tbc  w^oie  mnttei  a. 
fair  and  impartial  investigation 

A  II  Buliis,  Register 
11  W  Ilolley,  Receiver 

U.  S.  Land  Ofiice,  Winnel'Stro  Cily,  Minn.,  Mar. 
22, 1866.  To  Chns.  M  Fessend-n  ;'  Hogr.  Gaulr 
has  this  day  applied  for  the  wr.<i  l.Hif  ..t  lo:  t'l 
east  quarter  and  eus' half  o!  north  wesi  quariei 
sec»i  •.  .'.ii,  township  one  hundred  and  lour 
range  20,  west,  it  being  the  land  you  filed  on. 
You  aro  hereby  notified  to  be  and  appear  at  ihl.«; 
ofiice  on  V'edncsda}',  tlie  2oth  day  of  April 
1867,  at  one  o'clock  P.  M.  for  tbe  purpose  oi 
givinc:  the  whole  matter  a  fair  and  imp.Tr;if.l  in- 
vc.;igat:on. 
A.  II.  Rullis.  Register,     IT.  W.  Ilolley.  F«^cciver, 

U.  S.  LnvA  Office. 

Winnebago  t'iiy,  Minn.,  April  6th,    1867. 

To  S.-.muel  McCUy  : 

Albert  H.  Parker  has  tb-s  day  applied  for  the 
n  i  nw  or  sec  12  and  s  i  sw  qr  sec  1  township  101 
north.  r.inge  27  west;  it  being  the  land 
y  u  filed  on.  a  on  arc  hereby  notified  to  be  and 
appear  at  this  ofRce  on  Wednes  iny.  the  Sth  day 
of  May.  1807,  at  11  o'clock  a  m,  for  the  i)uipo»e 
of  giving  the  whole  matter  a  fair  i^nd  impar;ial 
investigation. 

A.  II.  RrLbIS,  Register, 
II.  W.  UOLLEY,  Ueceiver. 


U  S  Land  '^fTlcc.  Vinnobagr*  City,  Minn..  Feb 
2r.tb,  1807.  To  Erastus  Bowen.— Mr  OrisD. 
French,  ba«  this  day  applied  for  the  south  east 
(piarter  section  24  township  lO.i  range  tbirfy-tne 
we?t,  it  being  the  land  you  filed  oi..  Y'ou  are 
iicreby  notified  to  be  and  apjn.arat  this  office  on 
Wednesday  the  27thday  of  March.  1867,  at  ten 
o'clock  a  in. for  the  jiurpose  of  giving  the  whidc 
matter  a  fair  and  impartial  investigation 
AH  Rullis,  Register,         Ii  W  Ilolley,  Receiver, 

r  S  I.md  Olnc".  Winnebago  City  M':in.,  March 
1st  1867.  To  r!,iirles  H.  Francisco. — Myron  W. 
Howe  has  thie  day  .ipjilied  for  the  north  west 
(p>arte.5  oX  section  20  township  102  range  twenty- 
three  we.«t,  it  being  tbe  land  you  filed  on.  Youare 
hereby  notined  to  be  and  ai)per  at  this  ofDce  on 
Wednesday  the  ?"  day  of  April,  1867,  at  ten 
o'clock  a  m,  for  the  purpose  of  givrng  the  Aihole 
matter  a  fair  and  imparti.il  investigation. 
A  11  Rullis,  Register,  h  W   Ilolley,  Receiver. 

U/8.~L7nd~Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  April  J?,,  1S67. 
To  WiUiiin  R  iMinn  :' 

James  L.  Cook  ba.-«  this  day  .ipplio  i  for  the 
south  i  south  east  i  .secli'Mi  ji-  ;i:  1  south  %  south 
west  i  section  20  town.^iiip  101  north,  range  2i 
west ;  it  being  the  laml  you  filed  on.  You  are  here- 
hv  notified  lo  be  and  appear  at  this  office  on  Frir 
d;iy  tho  17  day  of  .May.  1807  nt  9  o'clock  a  m.  for 
tho  purpose  of  giving  the  whole  mattcra  fair  and 
Impartial  investigation. 

A.  II.  r.rLT.lS,  Register, 
II.  W.  IIOLLKY,  Receiver. 


U.  S.  Laud  Office. 

Winneb.igo  City,  Winn,  April  3d,  1SC7. 
To  Mnry  A   Cornish  : 

Jonathan  Shejiard  has  this  day  app1t»«d  for  tbe 
n  e  qr  n  w  qr  and  nw  qr  n  cqr  sec  6  township  101 
range  29  and  s  w  qr  s  e  qr  and  8  e  qr  s  w  qr  sea 
XI  townslii()  Ili2  north,  range  29  west;  it  being 
the  liMul  yon  fiied  on.  Y'ou  aro  hereby  notified 
to  be  and  appear  at  this  ofiice  on  Saturd^^y  tho 
Iltn  day  of  May  1  807  at  1  o'clock  p  m.  for  the 
purpose  of  giving  the  whole  mutter  a  fair  and  '\m 

partial  invtisligatlon. 

A,  n.  Iiri.LIS.  Rcg!«t«r, 
H.  rt.  UOLLLY,  Heceisei. 


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LOCAL    AFFAIRS. 


WiNNEBAQo  City,  May  1,  18G7. 


DIVINE  SERVICES. 

Oongrerational  -"^erviren  every  S»'>l)atli  in 
the  hpw  tjcho  )1  House,  at  11  o'duck  A.M.,  and 
7  o'clock  P.  M. 

Rer.  B.  W.  MEUIULL,  P«stor. 

Baptlst--Sor\  ici '  every  allernatc  S.ahhAth  in 
the  baptist  Church,  at  11  o'clock  A.  M.,  and  three 
Sundays  in  each  month  nt  7  I*.  M. 

Rov.  E.  STILLMAN,  P.-i?tor. 


NoTii-K. — Ail  thojc  induhteil  to  me,  are  herehy 
notified  that  tboy  luust  call  iintnediatoly  and  set- 
tle, either  hy  cssh  or  n<itr,  ns  I  eimnot  carry  on 
my  husincss  unless  scttlomonti'  are  made  more 
freqiently.  C.  J.  PAULEY. 

26  w  2 


Mathodiat— Services  Kvory  alternate  SnM>nth 
in  the  liitotist  Church,  at    11   o'clock  A    M.,  and 
ono  Suaday  in   each    month  at  7  o'clock  1'.  M. 
lUv.  A.  S.riiriUUCK,  Pastor. 


The  Ferry  »t  Uuiiliam'b  ford   is  all 
rigltt. 


The  groat  secret  ot  success  in  buFi- 
ncs9^  is  to  get  "the  rin.£j  of  the  tnu 
97ittal  -Priyiter's  Zinc." 


Considerable  wheat  has  been  so^-n^ 
but  the  ground  is  not  so  seedy  :ie  it  will 
bj  in  a  week  hence. 


The  ftr.><t  number  of  tlie  first  P^Iucu- 
tional  Journal  of  Minnesota  is  to  be 
issued  during  the  |)re8ent  mouth.  It 
will  be  edited  by  Wni.  W.  I'ayne,  Ks<)., 
Supcriiiteiuk'Jit  ot  schools  in  Dodge 
county,  and  entitled  the  ^J/inficsota 
Teacher."  The  terms  of  the  Ttuchcr 
will  bo  one  dollar  and  lifly  cents  fur  the 
year,  and  the  addtcssot  VIr.  Tayne  will 
be  Mantorville. 

A  monthly  journal    doyotod    exclu- 
sively to  the  interests  of  popular  edut-a 
tion,  isjust  the  thing    needed    in  this 
State,  and  we  predict  for  it   a  marked 
Through  a  mistake  of  our  own,  last   ^^,,,.,,      .^j,,.  enterprise   leecives   t'ne 
week,  Mr.  Carpenter  was  mentioned  as  '  honrty  commendation   of  the  State  Su- 


"Now  dance  the  lights  ou  lawn  aud  lea." 

The  prairie  fires  at  uight,  ligliting 
the  border  of  our  seeming  Pioleraaic 
world,  present  a  magnificent  appearance. 


Burbank's  Stage  Company  have  ngain 
resumed  their  coaches  on  the  lines 
running  into  Winnebago,  and  the  reign 
•of  mud  is  nearly  over. 


Mark  H.  Dunnell,  Ksq  ,  entered  up 
on  his  duties  asSupeiintendeut  of  I'ub- 
lio  Instruction  in  .Minnesota  en  the  *-d 
ult.,  bringing  to  his  otlico  a  lar;;e  expe- 
rience acquired  in  a  position  of  a  like 
cliaracter  eUewhere.  Mr.  Dunnell  will 
devote  his  entire  time  to  the  discharge 
of  his  duties,  and  will  organize  Teach- 
er's Institutes  in  ev«ry  (bounty  where 
it  shall  bo  found  practicable. 

The  School  Commissioner  of  Fari- 
bault County  is  on  the  look  out,  and  it 
is  quite  probable  that  we  sh:ill  have  an 
Institute  during  the  coming  autumn 


^/// that  wo  have  in  our  midst  one  of 
tho  siij>portiuj:  pillars  of  our  political 
ff.bric.  It  i-  the  «U'«ign  of  the  Trus- 
tees to  m.ike  this  scIidoI  such  as  will 
afford  superior  inducements  and  advan- 
tages to  siudentB  from  abro  d. 

Tliu  attention  of  <.ur  readers  \*  called  to  Iho 
Adverii^eineuts  in  another  colmaii  of  Mcr'srs. 
Heryer,  Shutts  k  Co.,  Gheini.st!>,  Troy,  N'.  Y. — 
Tluy  arc  iiianufactiiirri  of.  and  a>:cnt<!  for.  some 
of  t'>o  most  »aiu:ihlo  T  diet  |>rep:ira(ioDri  in  use. 
I5y  tlicir  une  all  m;iy  lusiipss  a  ciciir,  Jiinooili  skin, 
or  a  hcnltliy  and  luxuriant  growth  of  ba<r  upon 
the  head  oi  race.  Tho^'e  of  our  readers  having; 
UHc  for  an^'thiiit;  uf    the    kind,    would  do  well  to 

patrouizu  theiu. 

. -J. 

Messrs.  ('lark  <t  Co.,  Chcinists,  r^raciiso,  N. 
Y.,  would  call  ntfeiiti'>n  to  their  advertisements 
in  anotlirr  C"hiiiin,  hi-adcd  "Rviiarator  Cajiilli," 
"Cri^'l•cr  Coma,"  and  "Circassian  Balm."  These, 
undoulitcdly,  are  the  most  perfect  and  eflicaciouH 
articles  of  the  kind  ever  offered  the  American 
public.  To  nnhclievcrs,  wo  wculd  sny,  "try 
them  an<i  ho  convinced.'' 


EEfflSMBSl 


wnai^m 


Wonderful  but  True.         \  SPECIAL  NOTICES. 


THAT 


Warranty  Deeds, 


^t.An.'M  l!K  ir.imV'.N.  the  worl  1  reimwii..!  A^fml 
f^i"!  ai/il  t^iiii.iiiiiilii  :»!;<•  <lniiv<.i»ut,  '.,1  ilc  in  a  cl.ir 
M>y:in(  »t>if.-,  iMt!ii;ii..r<|lir  v<i\  feiit..n.'  ..f  the  ji.  r.^/i 
.Villi  i:n-  l„  ini.iry,  an. I  l>y  lli.-;4i.l  ..fiui  ii.51  nin:e!il  of  in 
•iii.-n  J.'  W(•r.l<n<.^v•■  IS  IM.-  I'sy.l.oiiiotri.!,.-.  km  ii-iiitr.-.- 
fo  proiliice  )k  |M!, rot  and  i.filikc  |ii<  tort-  of  ti.e  lumn 
Jiti  'l:ni  vl  or  wif<'  ort)i<-  ;)i.;jlic.iii  t,  Willi  ilnie  of  m«rrii»Kf. 
occuiiiitioii ,  Ic.'uliiiff  tliiils  «f  cliarac'cr,  Ac.  Thin  is  in 
iiiil>n'iti'in,  as  Ifsliiiiniiial!"  nlHi'.nt  ninnlitT  c^iii  iiHsirt. 
Ily  .'t«tii:i,'  i>l:.rf  of  biitli,  «!;■•,  ili>j)'(^itiiiii,  color  of  yyvj", 
hair,  nml  eiiclconiiif?  fift.T  rents,  aii'l  Kfaiiijii-il  i-Tivi-io;,.' 
ad'Iri'sccd  to  your^c!'",  .voii  will  pr.-ivf  l!i«-  pictiiri- h^ 
return  innll,  tOKi-tIi<T  with  dcjirt'l  inforniHilon. 

A.l.lrciis  in    CiifKl,  I..V,     M AllA.M    Cl.KTIMDI 

UKMINJiTON,  I'.  O.  I);).l  Two    liUii-iicti  ami    MsKty 
Bcvi-ii,  W.-^t  Troy,  N,  V.  vli.lsyl 


Mortgage   Deeds, 


J^5^A  YoiJXO   Ladv  roturnintr  t^ 

nrr  country  )iom<',  nftcr  a  soj.,urn  of  a  few  uionllis  in  tin 
city,  w.>s  i'lar.lly    noojjniie.l   \<y  Iter   friends.     In  |>la<t 
of  a  cour-^,  rti-lic,  l!inln;<l  fact-,  .'lie  Ji^d  a  ^oft  rtihy  coin- 
pl-xion  of  almost  niarljlc    sinootliiicss,    and    instead   <■'. 
Iw'  iitv-tlirto  fhe   rrally  apiK'aaoJ   bui  tiirlitt>*n.     U|)rii 
inouiry  a»t<i  tin;  ciu'i  of  so  i,'riat  a  <|ianf.'<.-,  ^lle  ))laiiil> 
to!d  tliom  OiHt  (die  had  usfd  tin- «;ir<'H«^loil  Itullll 
and  coiisiddi-d  it  an  invrliidu-  aiiiuisition  to  any  Lady: 
toilet.     I(y  its  u^e  any  lady  or   ^'tIllI(•IIlan   cm  imi.r.ivi 
lliftr  iicrsonai  hpix-.aranc-  an  linndr<-d  f<dd.    It  is  xiinpl. 
in  its  ^oinlmiat'on,  a-s  Nature  li<i-s>  If  is  .simple,  yet  unsm  i 

IK.  I         ' 


being  a  Route  Agent  of  the  American 


perintendeiit  of  I'tiblic  Instructiun,  and 


Express  Co.      It    should    have    been    ^.^  ^^^^  ^.gg^.^ed  that  amoncr  the    lovers 


Messenger. 


of  education  in  Faribault  county,  a 
large  list  of  subscribers  \yill  be  lound 
ready,  and    more  than  willing   to   i>ay 


Bailey  Madison  is  hard  at  work  on 
Bullis'  new  house,  which  is  to  cost 
about  #1,500,  «nd  will  be  situated  on  !  ^^'O  subscription  price  of  this  journal 
one  of  the  five  acre  lots  just  south  of  i**  adcancCy  not  only  to  encoura^ie  the 
the  town.  .  unaertaking,  but  to  keep  themselves 
advised  p<irticularly  of  the  education- 

The  first  day  of  M.ay    brings    us   iis   al  advancement    in    the    North    Star 


blessing  in  the  shape  of  a  Drayman's 
oart.  Hereafter  the  Kuf.e  IIomesTk.vi) 
Office  will  be  lound  on  Cleveland  St , 
one  door  west  of  Richardson's  store. 


A  Mr.  "Wright  of  .Austiw  was  killed 
by  an  accident  on  the  McGregor  and 
Western  Railroad,  April  ITlIu  Mr 
Wright  was  only  twenty-live  years  old, 
a  *iigfiiy  respected  citizen,  and  leaves  a 
iamily  to  mourn  his  loss. 


State.  Subscriptions  left  ot  this  ofhce 
will  be  forwarded  immediately,  rr  we 
will  fmnish  one  copy  of  the  Fuee 
IIoMKSTK.vn  and  ^Jlhutvsofu  Tcncht  r* 
one  year,  f -r  two  dollars  and  fifty  cent.s 


Mr.  Pelsey,  tlie  School  Commissiun- 
•er,  informs  us  that  the  examinations  of 
Teachers  were  po-^tponcd   on    account ' 
of  the  bad  roads,  which  rendered  it  ah-  ! 
solutely  impossible  f  r  him  to  meet  his  ' 


WiNSKBAGo  CiTV,  April  29,  1S67. 

The  winter  term  of  the  Wiiinebniro 
City  school,  imdcr  the  su[)erinten<k'nce 
ot  S.  D.  Potter,  assisted  by  Mi.<s  Kinma 
Richardson,  has  just  closed  its  session. 
I  he  upjx^r  room  only  of  the  new  .school 
house  ha**  been  occupied  the  past  win- 
ter, consequently  great  inconvenience 
has  been  experienced  from  the  nocessi- 
I  ty  of  having  two  recitations  going    on 


,     rr.  •  I  at  the  same  time;    an    inconveiiieiice 

engagements.  The  appointments  as  thev  L,    ,     .„  ,  ,        .  .,    , 

„,„  „.      1     .,,  ,      .       J      ,        ,  .-  ;  that  will  liereatter  be   avoided,  .-is   llio 

now  stand  will  be  found   elsewhere   in  '     ,  ,     .^   •  ,     ,       , 

.,.        ,  otiier  rooms  are  10  be  tmished  and  made 

this  column.  ,     ^  ,     . 

ready  tor  use  during  tbe    spriii;;    vaca- 

For  two  weeks  past  the  weather  has  !  "^"' 
been  as  independent    an.l  saucv    as  a        '^^'^    f^chools,  like    other  portions   of 
yankee  boy,  just  before  he  is  to' take  a  j  "''''  communities,  rccpi.re  a  little   time 
whipping  with  a  new  pair  ot  pantaloons  |  ^^  ^^  ";='^'''  homogc-nious,  and  this  as- 

similating  process  impo  cs  an  additional 


•on. 


■"Dip  down  upon  the  noithern  <<hore, 
0  sweet  new  year,  del.iyin^;  long  ; 
Thou  doest  expectant  naiHre  wrong, 
Delaying  loop;  delay  no  more." 


tax  Upon  ilie  teachers  j)atience  and 
la'oor.  All  things  considered,  !Mr. 
Putter  is  worthy  of  great  credit  for  the 
successful  manner  in  which  he  has 
eonducted  the   school  in    this    village; 


D.  W.  Fuller,  who  was    recently  po- 
litely escorted  to  jail    by   Richardson,  |  \,u  wan  conntenanco  bears  evidence  to 
very     ungenerously    turned     the    cold    the  truthfulness  of  his  own    statements 


shoulder  on  his  friends  who  were  board 
mg  hira  free  of  charge,  and  without  th^ 
•lightest  intimation  to  his  'Miost"  of  his 
intentions,  dropped  through   the    back 
door,  and  emerged  into  a   cold   hearted 
world,  whore  it  became    necessary  for 
him  to  shirk  for  him.self.    IIo  has  sue 
cecded  so  well  in  doin/j  this,  that   the 
authorities  have  no    knowledge  of  his 
whereabouts. 


The  Zady^s  Friend  ^or  May  has  a 
very  prettv  and  pleasant  Steel  Enj^rav- 
ing  entitled  "The  Recognition,"  Music, 
''Isn't  it  Provoking  ?"  Steel  Fashion 
Plate,  Toilet  for  the  Opera.  Ball  Dre.«8, 
Evening  Dress,  Catalane  Bonnet,  Little 
Boy's  Pantaloon.'',    Girl's  Jackets,  tfco. 

A  beautiful  Steel  Engraving,  called 
"One  of  Life's  Happy  Hours,"  will  be 
Bent  gratis  to  every  single  $2,50  sub- 
Bcriber,  and  to  every  person  sending  a 
club. 


The  public  examination  of  Teachers 
for  Commissioner  Districts  three,  four 
and  five  will  be  hebi  as  follows,  to  wit : 

District  No.  3,  Comprising  the  towns 
of  Walnut  Lake,  Brnsh  Creek,  Foster 
and  Seeley,  at  the  Walnut  Lake  School 
House,  Wednesday,  May  8  th. 

District  No.  4.  Comprising  the  towns 
of  Winnebago  City,  Verona  and 
Guthrie  at  Winnebago  City,  Saturday, 
May  4th. 

District  Xo.  5.  Comprising  the  towns 
of  Barber,  Lura  and  Minnesota  Lake,  at 
the  Claggett  School  House,  in  Lura,  on 
Tuesday,  May  7th. 

The  examination  wi41  be  conducted 
by  written  and  oral  questions  and  an- 
fiwers. 

A.  H.  PELSEY, 
Couafj  -SuperiutoudeDt  of  Coaiu»ou  J?claool«. 


of  his  exhausting  labors. 

There  have  been  eii'htv-sevcn  schol- 
ars  in  attendance  the  past  winter,  one 
class  in  analapys,  one  in  rhetoric,  one  in 
natural  philcsopliy,  three  in  grammar, 
four  in  written  arithmetic,  and  two  in 
mental,  f<»ur  classes  in  geograjdiy,  in- 
cluditig  map  drawing,  seven  in  read- 
ing, six  in  spelling  ;  thirty-eight  pupils 
have  attended  to  jiennianship,  and 
weekly  rhetorical  exercises  have  been 
given  thcrn  during  the  term. 

Too  rutle  interest  is  takrn  in  onr 
common  schools,  resulting,  probably 
from  the  inadequate  ideas  the  people 
generally  have  of  their  importance.— 
Notwithstandiufr  our  numerous  well 
endowed  colleges,  seminaries  and  hi^h 
schools,  our  common  schools,  including 
those  graded,  are  tJui  sohools  ol  the 
country  ;  here  the  ina.«8  of  our  citizens, 
are  educated  ;  these  are  tlie  mints  in 
which  the  grand  circulating,  intelcctu 
al  medium  of  the  nation  is  coined  for 
common  use.  All  oth-r  instil utions 
must,  of  course,  rest  on  these  as  their 
foundation. 

'J  he  citizens  of  Winnebago  City  have 
demonstrated  their  appreciation  of  the 
value  of  common  school  education  by 
the  erection  of  so  expensive  and  com- 
modious a  building  for  tl.'C  benefit  of 
the  rising  generation.  If  their  plan  for 
a  graded  school  is  correspondingly  car- 
ried out,  as  it  probably  will  be,  South 
ern  Minnessota  will  not  contain  a  supe- 
rior institution.  The  building  alone 
would  be  an  ornament  and  an  honor  to 
any  town  in  the  State. 

It  is  hoped  that  its  bell  will  soon  be 
sending  its  cheering  tones  over  the  vil- 
lage, summoning  the  youth  to  its  crowd- 
ed halls,  and  reminding  us  more  audi- 


lixid  III,  C.rlijirah-  «/  Her.  It.  T.  Flunlin. 

To  Du.  IlosTKTTKtt  : 

/hiir  Sir  : — Tlii.i  I?  to  certify  that  I  wa.s  taken 
with  ilio  dy.tprpjia  a  year  ago  last  Mar  h,  and, 
for  a  period  of  eighc  months,  was  ouo  of  the  moat 
tuiserahlc  creature.s  you  over  behiM,  not  being 
ahle  either  to  eat,  drii;k  or  sleep,  and  Wa.S  com- 
pelled to  walk  the  floor  ince.isantly.  I  was  ncArly 
deprired  of  my  rea-'on,  and  hope  had  entirely 
left  me,  all  the  eflortu  made  for  my  recovery  hav- 
ing provc'l  fruitless. 

iJy  the  first  of  Novenihcr,  tS65,  I  had  become 
so  wciik  and  feeble  that  I  coiiid  f<c!ircoIy  utand 
alone,  and,  to  .all  appearance,  would  poon  die. — 
At  this  time  (having;  r"ad  your  advcrliuemetit,) 
wj  wife  prevailcil  u\iou  mo  to  try  your  JJitters, 
A.  bottle  was  procure  1,  and,  i«tr.in^c  fo  .say,  I  soon 
c  iinincnced  recovering.  I  have  taken  four  bot- 
tles, and  am  enjoying  as  giod  health  now  as 
could  bo  expected  for  one  of  my  .•i;^o  (about  sixty 
yoars.j  I  have  no  doubt  that  it  wasyoar  Hiuera 
alone,  under  Uiviue  Trovidenc",  that  effected  '.hi? 
wonilerful  euro.  R.  T.  FLrAM."*. 

Hudson,  .Michi>cnn,  August  30,  ISCfi. 


<sumnu»n8  for  Grand  and  P<'tit  Jurors,  for    June 
ioim  of  the  District  Court,  A.  1).  1807. 


gTATK  OFMINNE.^OTA.        ) 
lAKlUAl  I.T  COUNiV.      j 

Tu  Ok  Sheriff  </  F'U  ihanU  t'oitnttj  : 

tiuKKTiMi  : — In  the  name  of  tiie  State  of  Min- 
nesotn,  you  are  hereby  commanded  and  reijuiiod 
to  *timuion  t.'ic  followiig  named  persons  to  ficr\e 
as  <irand  Juior.<  for  die  ens-uiug  term  of  tbe  Dis- 
trict Court,  ttir  the  Countv  a^tresuitl,  to  bo  and 
ajipear  befire  tlie  s  .id  C  >urt  at  Blue  Earth  City, 
in  said  County  aforesaid,  at  the  Court  lloui<o.  iu 
said  town,  at  or  before  tiiu  hour  ot  eleven  o'clock 
a.  m  ,  of  thetir.>it  day  of  the  term  of  jaiil  Court, 
to  wit:  The  lirxt  T'iesoay  lu  Juno,  A.  I).  IStJT, 
the  Siujo  being  the  4lh  day  of  June,  A.  D,  IS67: 

2Cames. 

1  David  Trcvbri  l^i», 

'2  A  Shu!ti!<, 

;>  \\  ni  H  lkli.-<i>, 

4  .^amittl  ."^chuler, 

5  ISarun  A  Stow, 

6  J  amen  ISarbvr, 

7  D   II  .McDowell, 
.s  I.  C  1  'v'-'""* 

y   D.isid  I'ralt, 

10  Ldwanl  D  iJrooks, 

1 1  An-on  liartlett, 

12  Thomas  Wil.'on, 
lo   (icorjre  Taylor, 

14  WD    r.uiaiiig, 

16  August  lla<i.-«e, 

k;  Daniel  V  Carpenter, 

1  7  Arthur  loj»Mvt.ii, 

15  (.icorgo  llar-ics, 
1  y  A  K  M  Kc, 

I'O   Kbcnezer  Kaymoud, 

21  1?  J  Armstrong, 

22  C  i^  Peas, 

'I.i  William  WaMru.T, 

And  you  ore  <urlher  commanded  and  required 
to  fumiiion  the  following  named  persotis  to  b« 
and  api'car  before  tlio  afore^^aid  Court  at  the  time 
aud  place  bpeciticd  hereiu;  to  servo  us  Detil 
Jurortt : 

Namks. 

1  J  G  Woo  Iruff, 

2  A  P  Launton, 

3  Wiu  B   HaiQiuood, 

4  iliifus  Jobnton, 
0   A  J  Rose, 

6  J  a  UK'.-'  llr.rdee, 

7  11  T  Stod  lard, 

8  Samuel  liinlcall, 

9  Charle:?  (Jetdul, 
lO  L  w    Brown, 

'1  John  N   Miller, 
l2  Silas  Mills, 
'•'i  John  Woolery, 
1  [   Peter  Pace. 
'.'>  John  Ilowland, 
Ifi   Henry  llamarar, 

17  Samuel  Yettcr^ 
Is    SiUs  Uoger.>», 
ly   H  M  Temple, 
2)   J:  T  Park, 

^1    C  M  Hlv, 
•-'2  Wm  A  Way, 
'^'4  J  A  l.fttim, 
i!4  L  S  Kugg,or 

GiTcn'nnder  my  hand  and  seal  of  the  District 
Court, at  Blue  Karth  City,  in  said  County,  thi* 
2ith  day  ot   April.  A.  D."lsr,7. 

JOHN   K.  FKATT, 

Clerk  Diriirict  Court. 


Winnebago   City    Market. 


Correcled  weekly  by  Moulton  &  Dcudon. 


Wheat,  "priBg,  No. 

1. 

f2,2.'i 

"             '         No. 

2, 

2,00 

Corn, 

l,i>0 

Oats, 

1.25 

Flour,  p«i  100, 

fi,!A) 

Coru  Meal, 

3,^,0 

Potatoes, 

1,00 

Butter, 

26 

Kn'gS, 

20 

Beans, 

3.00 

Onions, 

2,.')0 

Day,  per  ton. 

D),0() 

Wood   per  cord; 

3,00 

Chee.*-*, 

2(1 

Pork,  salt,  per  pou 

id, 

I8I020 

Pork,  frenh,  per  cwi 

,, 

12,.M) 

Doef,  fresh,  per  pound. 

10tol2i 

EXCELSIOR! 

EXCELSIOU!  ! 

OIIASTELLAR'S  HAIR 

EXTFilMTNATOR!! 

For  Removing-  Sapcrflonia  IZair. 

To  the  ladies  ospccinlJy,  this  ioraluabln  depil 
atory  r«commend.s  itself  os  being  an  almost  indii 
pcnsible  article  to  female  beauty,  is  easily  appli- 
ed, does  not  burn  or  injure  the  skin,  bnt  acts  di 
rectly  on  Iho  roots.  It  is  wartanlcd  to  reraova 
suporduous  hair  from  low.  forcboids,  or  from  any 
part  of  the  body,  completely,  totally  and  radical 
ly  exterpatiiig  tbe  same  leaving  the  skin  soft, 
sinootho  and  natural.  This  is  the  only  article 
used  by  the  French,  and  is  the  only  rc»l  cfTeotua' 
depilatory  iM  existence,  Price  75  centii  per  pack 
tifcc,  Kent  post  paid,  to  any  addrcsi  on  receipt  of 
an  order  by 

BEKGEE,  SUUTTS  A  Co.,  ChemisU. 
vtolfl/l  2^5  Rmr  St.,  Troy,  N.  Y. 


Quit  Claim  Deeds, 


Cliiittle  M()rt;C'Ti:r<^'s, 


Mai'riage  Certificntc'^, 


and  ALL  kinds  of 


JUSTICES'    BI,AXKS 


arc  Printed  and  for  Sale,   wholesale  or  ritai'.,  at 
the  Otficcof  the 


if 


X  ilJLi  h 


.vet  uiisu 
pa.-:s«,<l  in  it.s  ttl'u'ai-y  in  drriwinv  imiaiiilii-n  fioiu,  a 
III  aliii^'.  diansini;  ami  •I'-autihint-'tlK'  skin  aii<l  ooinpl.x- 
ion  it'v  il>  <lii<-tt  action  on  tlie  cut  c'.i-  it  tlr:;ws  from  it 
all  imi)irritie><,  kiiollv  lieaitnR  the  s»iii«-.  ami  loavioj,'  tli.- 
hurfa-c  ah  Xalui--  iiiicudcl  it  s'lioiiM  be,  cichr,  soft. 
suioodi  and  l.eamlful.  P'ice  •^"'-  I>"lliir,  sent  by  mali 
cr  express,  on  rccii|.f  of  an  i"';'.  ♦•>; 

\\.\.   CI,.\!!K  A  CO.,Cheml(*ts, 
\o.  8,  West  Ki!.v.-»(.-  St.,  Syraci-c,  N.  V. 
The  only  Amtrican  .\gcuts  for  the  md-;  of  the  tame. 
v4iil6yl 

There  comcth  ghid  tiding  of  joy  to  all, 

To  young  and  to  old,  to  great  and  to  email, 

The  beauty  'vbii:!!  once  war-  ho  precious  and  ran  . 

Is  free  to  all,  and  all  may  be  fair. 

B7  the  Cio  of 

CI  LA  STELLA  irS 

WSsilc        Liquid 

E  N  A  M  E  L! 

For  Inj^rovinifand  Be«ot!ry>iig  the  iJompIexicn. 
The  most  valuable  and  pcrfrct  piepHrr.tion  in 
u«c,  for  y'w'U^f,  tb'-  skin  a  nea-ittf'ul  )><arl  liki 
tint,  that  i.'^oi.iy  0  und  in  To-th.  It  ijui'-kly  r<- 
movc.^  lau,  Freckles  PlD-jd'-',  I»!ot"bcf=,  Moth 
Patches,  :-'aUowne.<s,  F.ruptiona  .\i;d  r'l  itr.jiuri 
tics  of  the  skin,  kindly  healing  tbe  sane,  having 
the  .skin  white  ai;d  chirr  a«  ftl-iltt-t*-.  Its  u.-e 
can  not  be  d  .'c.'te.l  i-y  the  rtoFt.-t  Kf^ri'.tiuy,  and 
being  t  vcj  ■  tr.ble  prepara«i'>a  ia  pcr.''e<-t'y  barin- 
le3.-.  It  is  the  on'y  art  ■<-'.#  vt  the  kind  u^-»d  l<y 
the  FrcP'b,  and  ipVonp-ilere.^  hy  thv  i'ar.-^ian  a.-^ 
in('.cspon.-:ihlc  to  a  p'T^e-*  tJiht.  Unwards  of 
30,1100  bottles  were  HoKl  lio'ing  tno  f.n.'-t  year,  a 
.-ufTicieut  guarrantcc  of  ''If  if^-i^j  Pri'-c  ot.ly 
7a  '-ats.  sent  by  mail,  on  rrceipt  of  »n  order,  by 

BEILGKH,  SDUTTS  t  CO.,    Cticmists, 
v4nl.Syl  2S5  llifer  Pt.,  Troy,  N.  Y 


CABIXET  SHOP. 


y\y..   JiALLANDR 

Would  rc.«pccfi:lly  inf^'-!')  the  public  tha  Jnftof 
iiaviiig  bar!  a  week  Co-rn'tnt-rship  with  Poet 
lobii  Burrii.*;,  >s  Hjiiin  dointr  '--^.-uncs.s  in  lii^  owa 
"^lob.  K.\p.rif:i<-i.  and  lor  the  tfrsi  lime  Laving 
I  g-,.,d  Ftock    (d" 

Well  Seasniicd  Lniuhcr  oh  hcivA 

ilsoau  .nlaii'od  shop,  thinls  fo«rtti;fv  all  oil 
■u.-'toinr.r.^.  and  n<!w  ones  too.  A'A  kind's  i.f  fftr- 
•litiire  on  liar.d,  orinide  to  ord<r  promjitlj'. 

Xew  oii.stoiner.s  nec'd  not  nr-k  for 

my  rooms',  as   I     Lave,  tlie 

om]v    UFA)   m'llAy- 

LV(;S  ill  tlie  City. 

According   10    airrcemenf    made    between    ."\rr. 
rri  s  .•\nd  my.-Tif.  iia;<-d  Dec.    I  j;li,  l^liG.    c-ich 


inob.i'   to  ])ay  l-is  own  d'.bt.-*.      Orders  .'igurd  \>y 
file  1   will  j(.iv. 

Wiiinobn^ro  City,  Jan.  G,  1S(>T. 


MOFFAT'S  Life  Tills 

AND  PIKEXIX  BITTE2S. 

Tbo  Jlost  Successful  Medicincg 
in  tho  World. 

Established  in  1835  by  one  of 
onr  Most  Eminent  riiy^;idans,  and 
now  wscd  tliroughont  North  and 
Sonth  America,  with  more  pleasing 
resalt.s  than  any  other  Medicine  in 
cases  of  diseased  Liver,  Eiood  or 
Skin,  Indigestion,  Costiveness, 
Bilious  Complaints,  Rheumatism 
and  Fever  and  Ague. 

ThousJinds  of  certificates  are  in 
our  possession,  giving  detailed 
acconnls  of  perfect  Cures  effected 
by  these  invaluable  Medicines, 
They  regulate  the  System  and  put 
all  the  functions  of  the  body 
iu  a  healtliy  condition. 

S  dd  ly  all  Dru^^-ists.    VLlto  &  Ilowland,  rrnpri- 


AFFLICTED! 
Suffer  »o  Mor«! 


HOMESTEAD." 


Don't  fail  to  buy  all  your  BLANKS  at  thia 


®FFIC 


and  yoti  will  alw.iys  ho  lati.-'fled. 


Bill  Heads 


Letter  Heads, 


Notes, 


Checks, 


iifj^ 


llcccipts, 


When  by  thei'.scof  DK..IOINVn,Lr:\<  ELIX 
IK  you  can  be  cured  permawcutly,  ai.d  at  a  tri- 
fling cost. 

Tlic  n'^tonighing  success  which  hn.«  attended 
this  invaiualile  medicine  for  lMiy>ic:!l  ami  Nerv 
ous  weakness,  (Jeneral  Debility  ami  Pro.-^iration, 
Loss  of  .Mufccular  Fiicrgy,  Impoti.iicy,  or  any  of 
the  consetpicnces  of  youthful  indiscretion,  ren- 
ders it  the  most  valuable  preparation  ever  diicov 
ere'.. 

It  will  remove  all  nervnup  afTcctions.  depress 
ion,  excitement,  incapacity  to  study  or  bu.»iness, 
loFJ!  of  E'.iviory,  cont'us^ion,  th.-uglits  of  self-dc 
.'Iru' tioii,  fcai s  of  insanity,  Ac.  It  will  ret^tore 
tbo  appilite.  renew  tbe  hoAltb  of  those  who  have 
dc-'troycd  it  by  .^ensual  e.\cc*s  or  evil  practice?. 

Young  men.  l>e  humbugged  no  more  by  •Qu.ick 
Doctors"'  and  ignorant  jiractioner.-'.  but  send 
without  delay  for  the  Llixir,  and  beat  oncc  re- 
stored to  health  and  happiic.-<s.  A  nerlct-t  cure 
is  Gaar-mtecd  in  every  lUfctHTicc.  Price,  $1,  or 
four  bottles  to  one  a<l.lress.  .?.'{. 

One  bottle  is  sufRciout  to  effect  a  euro  in  ah 
ordinary  ciscs. 

ALSO  DK.  JGiNVILL'S  SPECIFIC  PILLS. 
for  thespcoly  and  permrticiit  cure  of  (lonorxhea 
Gleet.  I'rethrul  Di?cliar„'es,  (jravel  Stricture  and 
all  affc-ticns  of  tin:  Kidneys  and  Bladder.  Cure* 
effected  in  from  oi'.e  to  five  day)--.  They  arc  jtrc 
pared  from  veger.-i'olc  extracts  that  a'c  harinelc->-- 
on  tho  .oystcm,  ami  never  iiausoato  the  .«tonia<-l. 
or  imjire.gnate  the  hrcaJi.  No  chani:e  of  diet  i« 
neces-'-ary  while  u.-^ing  Ihem.  pordocs  th'-ir  action 
iu  any  manner  interfere  with  business  pur.-!uits. 
l'''-ice  >Jl  1"*''"  box. 

Either  of  the  above  mentioned  article?  will  b< 
sent  to  any  address,  closely  sealeil,  ami  po..Jt  pai<l 
by  mall  or  express,  on  receipt  of  price.  Addre^^ 
all  ordi-r.-'  to 

BEIUJKK,  .'^IH'TTS  i  Co.,  Chcndsts. 
»4»il,S>-l  N«.  2S5  lliver  Street,  Troy,  N   Y 


:ists, 

ctors,  6u:cessor3  to  l)r, 
2Couat,  Hev  Ycrlk. 


Jolui  iloffat  and  Dr.  W.  B. 


BEAU  T  Y  ! 

Auburn,    Golden,    Flaxen,   & 
tilken  Curls, 

1)'lOI)rci:D  by  th*    upcf  Prof.  Ttr.  Pvni  x* 
FilE-1!     LK    CFI  EVEIX.     On.;  aj.i]V&. 
tiou  W  AliKANTKD         to  r.irl  tbo 


Know  Thy  Destiny. 


Cards, 


Envelopes, 


Posters, 


rogrammes, 


Madame  K.  F.  Tliointon,  llie  great  En^liirh  Aslrnlo- 
plut,  ('laiivo.vat.t  and  Ps.vclioinft.i.i.in,  wlio  'ma  ttf- 
tonlrtlifd  tlie  KContifn-  Clas.-:i  »■  of  trie  OliI  World,  lias  now 
located  lijrs<'lf  at  Hudson,  N".  Y.  Mada;  ic  Thon.tcn 
posst-s.s  5ucli  wondi  rf..I  |ii>wci-s  of  second  sifrM,  i.s  to 
enable  licr  to  iaip.art  Ui.o«  Uiltrt  (T  t'lf  {.T-ca'cst  inii  or- 
lancu  to  the  sinj;lc  <ii-  iiiavrit'd  of  citlicr  sex.  Wliili-  in 
a-'ifale  of  tr.-iiicc.  slii-  dt  liiit-atcs  tlie  vcr.v  fciturcJ  <{  iho 
person  v<'a  arc  to  iii.irr.v,  atid  l>.v  llie  aid  of  an  instrn 
incnl  ofiritcns"  jiow")-,  knuwn  as  t'n"  Paycli.irio'ropc, 
pnarantcos  to  produce  a  Iif|.-likc  iiictmc  of  the  fiilurn 
liusb-md  or  wife  of  tl'c  applicii.t,  t.';-'c!t'tr  •itii  d.it-^  (f 
niArria.i;'',  position  in  life,  Icadinp  traits  of  clrtracter, 
Sic.  Tliis  i'  no  lnniiliii;/,  as  iliocsjtnds  of  tf■^t!l:lc.Ili.■ll^■ 
can  assert.  .She  will  send,  nJu-n  desired,  a  ceitifJcd 
certificate,  cr  wrilton  .voiarantcc,  'hat  the  pictnt-e  is  wl;;it 
it  ptnport.s  to  'le.  !>>  enclosii^'  a  small  lock  of  hair,  vi)i\ 
st.'Win ? place  of  hii-tii,  a.i?:',  di^i.'si'.ion  and  complexion, 
and  encloninir  M  cents  and  .stninptd  envelope  artdrcsscti 
to  yourself,  yon  w;ll  rei-eive  the  iiicliirc  and  desiroi)  in- 
formation liy  return  mall.  AH  comini.nit  aliens  s.-icred- 
ly  cnnfi.leMi-.!.  Addrt-fs,  in  confid<ncc,  M.\!>A.Mi: 
K.   F.  'niOltNTOX,  I'.  0.  Box  22.3,  Hudson  N.   Y. 

vJiilSyl 


KEPAEA'IOR  CAPILLI. 


Handbills 


Circulars, 


Throw  away  your  false  frizzes,    yuur  switches,  your 

vr'K— 
Dcstnu-tive  of  comfort ,  a.id  not  worth  a  flj;: 
Tonic  aped,  conic  youthful,  conic  ucly   and  (xh. 
And  rejoice  in  your  own  luxtuiant  hair. 

UKK'AKATOIC    C.\PILL,I. 

For  restoring  iiair  upon  bald  heads  (from  whatever 
c  lu-e  i!  may  have  fallen  oat)  and  forcing  a  giowth  of 
Imir  upon  the  f.ice,  it  has  no  equAl.  It.  will  force  the 
heard  to  grow  u]>iin  th'  smoothest  face  in  from  five  to 
eight  weeks,  or  hair  upon  hald  heads  in  from  two  to 
three  i,!"nt!is.  A  few  Ignorant  practioners  have  assert- 
ed that  there  ij  nothing  that  will  force  or  hasten  the 
growth  <if  fh<-  hair  or  heard.  Their  assertions  arc  false, 
as  thousand."  of  Hvin?  witnesses  (troni  their  own  experi- 
ence) can  hear  witnesi.  Jiut  many  will  say,  how  are  we 
to  dislinj'uish  the  genuine  from  th«  spurious?  It  certain 
ly  is  dlOicuit,  a"!  ninetrnths  of  the  different  preparations 
advertised  f<>r  the  hair  .-iiid  beard  arc  entirely  worthless, 
>»nd  you  may  have  already  thrown  away  large  amounts 
inllulr  pnrcliasc.  To  such  we  would  say,  try  the  Itepar 
ator  Cappilli ;  it  will  cost  you  notliiir.r  unless  it  conits 
up  to  (111-  representations.  1fv-i:;-  Pinggist  does  not 
T  ^  ^  '  '^'V'  '*•  **■''"'  "^  '""^  dollar  and  we  will  forward  it,  post- 
JjaUcl'^  I  paid,  toijether  with  a  recuipt  for  the  ni'incy,  which  will 
■^  >  be  rct'inicd  you  on  application,  providing  entire  satis- 
faction is  not  given.     Address, 

W.  I,.  CI. AUK  &  CO..  Chemists, 
vlnl?yl        No.  ;i  West  Fayjjte  street,  t^yracuse,  N.  Y. 


Ui  )st  straigiii  ai:ii  .^lub  lion  Lair  ofeiihcr  rex  iii- 
to  wavy  riii;;lets  or  h'*'-'y  mnssiv-o  cirls.  lias 
be/u  u.^ed  by  the  fn,Kl:ionar.'is  rf  P?ris  .nnd  Lon- 
don, wi!b  the  most  gratify  lag  re  .ills.  D  cs  no 
injur}'  to  the  hair.  Price  by  Tnail  s^nlep  and 
postjiaid,  $1.  Descriptive  circulars  sent  fn  e. 
A  l.lre^s  liKRoELi,  i^iri-^TS  i  CQ.,  The  u  iis, 
Xo,  2.-'.5  Kivor  .St.,  Troy  N.  V.  0/)?9  a-^pts  fyr 
Ih.j   I'nit.vl  Slates.  T-iulSyl 

LQ^-ip  THE  L\DY'>  FRIEND— 
OuU.    Ihe  be»t    of  the    Aloutblies — devoted 

to  LITEUATUllE  and  FA^IllON.  $-'.00  a 
year.  We  give  WHEELER  &  WILSON'.-.;  cele- 
brated $oJ  Sewing  Machines  on  tno  following 
terms : — 

Twenty  copies  and  tbe  Sewing  Machines.  $T(^. 
Thirty  coj.ics  "  "  "  "  f-^:;. 
Forty  copies  "         "         "         "         $1('0 

Sen  1  15  cents  for  a  sample  cojy  to    DEACON 
*  PETERSON,  :<19  Walnut  Street.  Pbiladelphia 

*"        Z'     brTschenck's  T 
PULMONIC    SYRUP. 

This  creat  medicine  cm-ed  Dr.  -T.  11.  Scur.N-'-n,  the 
Proprietor,  olPa;^.l.^rary  Ccin'.r::p*ion,  wtien  i'  Iiad 
assumed  its  most  lonuidable  aspect,  and  when  "leedy 
death  apiwared  to  be  inevitabe.  Hi? phyaiciane pro- 
nounce J  his  eoise  incurabJe   when  he  couniiu-uood 
the  Uflc  ol  this  gimp's  but   po^\  crtiil  remedy.    His 
health  was  restored  in  a  very  eiiort  time,   and  no 
return  of  the  diseafo  has  tx'en  app^c^on'!cd,  lor  all 
the  symptoiivs  quickly  disappeaied,  and  liis  present 
weight  le  moi-e  than  two  hundred  pouudt-. 
I  S'.uco  his  recover.-.-,  lie  hm  devoted  hi*   citentioa 
e.xc!aa:vel.v-  to   tlie  cure   oi   Consiv.iipHoti   and    ilio 
dire.i3cs  wh-'ch  are  usually  coinpJica.cd  wih  it,  an-l 
the  cure;  olt'ccted  by  his  niedJc-Tio.=  ha%'c  lieei  vciT 
numeroos   and    truly    vronderiul.     Dr.    ScnF.x.^K 
makes  profteMioniil  visits  to  several  of  the  larger  c'tias 
weekly,  where  he  haa  a  lari-e  co-icour^e  of  pat-enls, 
audit  is  truly  a-touishing  to  see  poor  congunipiivo.* 
that  have  to  be  lifieJ  out  ot  their  c»rr:a7r»,  and  in 
a     few     months    heaithv-,    robust    persona.       Hiu 
SCHENCK'S  PLLMONIC    SYKIP,    S!i:A\YEt:t> 
TONIC,  aud  MANOKAKE   PILLS  a:v   te.ierft'Jj' 
all  reiu^red  iu  curiug    Conimupiiou.    Tuli    direc- 
tions accompaay  each,  so  tl'.at  aav  ore  can  tak-^  them 
without  sccinj  Dr.  Soue.nok,   bi'.t   wha.i  it  is  ccn- 
veulent  it  is  best  to  so?  him.    He  give?  alvicc  ireo, 
but  for  a  thorotigh  examination  with  h*  Bcipircmeter 
his  fee  la  throe  doUari, 

P  e?.£c  ol>serve,  when  pnrchasintr,  th.V.  the  two 
likc-icstes  o;' the  Docior— one  when  in  the  Iait8ia.;e 
of  Coiiaumption,  aad  the  other  a.'  he  now  is,  ia 
perfect  health— arc  ou  the  Government  sta-.np. 

Sold  by  all  Dra;Tgigt«  and  Dealers.  Price  i  .  0 
per  iwitle,  or  $7.50  ihe  ha^f  dozen.  Le.ters  lor 
advice  should  alwa.ve  be  directed  to  i'r,  Sciicack'i 
PiflBfipa!  OiVicc,  1.1  North  lith  S*.,  PhllaJo.p■a.l^  Pa. 
General  Wholesale  .A..centF:  Demas  Barues  &  Co., 
N.  Y. ,  S.  8.  Ha'ice,  Ualfiuiorc,  Md. ;  Jolia  I). 
Park,  Cincinnati,  Ohio;  ^V;^l!cer  >.fe  Ta\-lor,  Chicago, 
IlL :  Collin*  Bro<<..  £i..  Louis,  Mo.  iM  w.  ea.  ■.'•o.  I  yr. 


Law  Cases  aud  Points, 


Froe  to  Etrcrybody! 

A  large  0  pp.  Circular,  giving  informntion  of 
tbe  greatest  importencc  to  the  young  of  both 
sexes. 

It  loaches  how  the  homely  may  become heauti 

PrinC'd  to  ordor,  on  short  Notice,  r.nd  at  reason-    J  '^    ^'"^   desp'ecd    respected,    and    the  fors^.tkcr 
able  rates.  l)\ed. 

No  yonnp    lady    or    pentleman   should   fail  te 

scud  their  address,  and  rCeoive  a  copy  post  paid, 

by  roturu  mail. 
All  Orders  hy  3IaU  Promptly  Attended  to.  Addrcso  V.  0.  Drawer,  21, 

v4nl8iufi  Troy,   N.  Y. 


Dii.   SWAIN'S 

Bourbon  i5?iters 

A  JleaVhy  Tonic.    Orvfh>  SfimvJrnt^ 

and  Unenualed  Morninij  Appetizer, 

Vrepared  in  Kipe 

OLD    BOLHi^ON    AVITISKY 

Free  from    (jraiu    Oil,     Wiiii    Flowci-s, 

Duds  and  Parks  of  tic  Highest 

Medical   Virtue. 

l>y  incrcnsin;j  the  appetite,  aj'sistinj;;  diirestion, 
re.i^nlatin^  the  bowels,  an.l  givitij;  ;.;,ic  to  the  svt 
tcin,  tliey  iin]»art  strcn.irth  an>l  vi^or  to  ihc  bodf, 
j>nd  cliccrrulncss  to  ihe  mind. 

^prST"  If  y    ur  <ir;iL"_'I<t)j    <t  tr,ldc?iit:ir  1-nr  not 
<^ot  TllKSK  RlTlEilS.  have  bim  sehd  for  iheia 

'''^^  l!onu-inber  tlu-  ti.?u>o.  n;iu  ta!:e   no  oihcr. 

For  sale  bv  druggists  aud  Grocers  eveiywhcro. 
C.il.    SWAIN,  «'i-..pri--'tor. 

Sf '^ontb  Wntcsst.,  ChiragOv 

At  Whnlc?a?o  in  fit.  Paul,  by 

BEAUPiUE     <fe    KELLY. 
BENZ&CO.  v8H2lyl 


E.  A.  HOTCHKISS. 

Wiuncbago  City,  April  :4lh,  133r. 


A  new  lot  of  Warj-anfj/  Deeds  ^  nut 
prii'tcd  nn'l  f  r  s:'.!e  ;it  this  office^  ^ll- 
io all  kiB«l8  of  JuMtic^'s  Bltmh*. 


Lfind  Office,    VVinnel>n<:o  City,  Mimu 

March  2oih  U-iJ5^ 

To  Tabor  A  Sherman  :  L-lwi*  i^  TLu^cIicr- 
has  thi:J  day  app'.ic!  for  the  so^jfT,  huH  of  ?(^'ith 
onst  quarter  aud  east  baifer  s«mlh  west  oHuricr 
sec  2-4  town  lO.i  raii^^e-  :jy,  it  being  the  luu.iyua 
tiled  on  You  are  h<.'reby  notified  to  be  n.:  d'  ap 
near  at  ibis  ofTu^  oh  Wetfnesday  ths!  ls>  d.-iir  of 
May  ISfiT  at  10  o'd'tck  a  lu,  for  tho  purpose 
of  i^iviujj  the  whole  matter  a  fair  and  impartial 
'uvcsti^atiwn 

A.  H.  Bitllls  Register.  H.  W.  Holley  Receiver 


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LTi  kinds  of  Joi>  Work  done  to  ori'.er  itttbi* 
Office. 


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.eustinjr  .m.ccUoIc  tb«n    I'^at    ot    an    otbervvue     ,^^^yj,^.  colurod,    faWn-Colofcd,  aud  Other 
n         1  ii>£  laiy    working   lirr  jaws  m   the  | 

»"e*<b  an-J  riii-niii's  tiidcu...r  to  re.huc  to  ;  peculiarly  tinted  hoi'scs  appeared  ill  the 

;z"i:;;;lc'h!w''uL;;;';"'i;f^^^  « g'^«'*i  j^^i  ^«'  ^"'i^'^i^/  >^a« 

in'ti.i«  t.M.ii.-h  and  m.oanry  hu»..t.    f^""*'  '^•"^'  I  ,o;u)ile9ti'd  to  kilow  wlierc   thuy  Came 

Kuui   ar.-  ..t  that  rhi'*  •  f  whi.h  tbe'  ^'a:'  do.'^.nb-  ,  tj-om.       ll  US  HOW   gOllcrally   kllOWn   that 


GREAT    EXCITEMENT! 


A 


1(  lil*    o  ■  '      ■    ■     

X'»  aw'  iinkommon  cbjoi-ts 

That  akrau^  luy  viihin  knm, 
the  ^lril^c:■fil!»n^i  ;uaintrst 

la  tUal^ui  a  -h^wiui;  j;uin. 

IJer  .larlin  ipouth  onki-miiil 

A  ralKi  look  ill   wad, 
S'.;u>  le»8  lb;m  Pud-ly  MHip>>y 
Mile  ka  rv  in  bis  Loil. 

TUem  m«)«binj  she  w.\-  'H  ikin  — 

I  coodt-nl  k:iu'  cv.\  ch.wi!  9, 
Tbfv  waii't  MP'  f :iY  rvUttd 

To  that  crc  jort  o"  Jew  ins. 

r.,r  tun-,  .iii-llii.?.  and  grinders, 

A  Intlici  ui.«'.  :i  yaw, 
111'  work  iliiv  w«z  performin 

Kuo.l  hw  no  nau>u  but  cliavr. 

'Tv^v-c^n  Virr^'inchin.  winkir..  gi.^^'liHi 

An!  t,MW>iT:n  fill  ?:iil. 
Ilur  watvrfall  krvt  wi^^jlin 

Ju«l  like  a  Uicrmaid'a   tail. 

Hiir  jiunty  knp  and  rooster  i>lewm 

DinKt  g"i'y  in  tbe  breoz  ; 
I  wundercd  ef  sbe'd  \«oi  iu-r  gum 

Provided  ibtj  sbood  knccr. 

llor  parrysaui  was  biJtcd  up, 

Awlmosl  »ix  incbei  IrauJ; 
I  ?r.)«e  'iwa*  ^i-rciiJ  to  kcop  the-  Jun 

From  mcUin  wbiU  sbc  ob.iwcd. 

Hut  ho.rs  sb'  jwuns'.  l'"r  curl*  sbe  bobbed, 

Aud  wbon  ihutrifd  to  si;-vke, 
That  bully  masticated  hunk 

Maid  bulges  111  bur  cbeke. 

I  wundtrcd-shood  tb-it  bill  uv  burn 

Wun  0  htv  a  kissiu  >)b — 
11j»»  jhe'd  e'er  Ji-pose  uv 

TLnit  saUy,  uuksbus  g.>L.S. 

I  h'.pc  aim  cbap  '11  marry  hot 

As  Tew:'>ii  wmiimn  well, 
An  i  kwps  a  tu  buss  grosfri. 

With  lots  uv  guin  tu  sell. 
If  he  don't  give  bi  r  ;rab  and  kloie 

Ar.d  bosses  for  tu  ride, 
And  awl  the  ruiu  sbe  wants  to  cbaw, 

1  hops  she'll  chaw  hisb  de. 

FurUT  awl  heirinaa  geenusei 

That  o-ir  mi  path w a  fcudd, 
The  mnastest  intere»t:nc.es 

Is  bur  as  chaws  bur  kudd. 


the  peculiar  appearance  of  these  horses 
iiiowini;  to  the  liair  boint;  clipptd,  or 
isliearcd  olf,  astci'd  appo.'iriug  (juite  of 
I  auv)lh»'r  color  wlu-n  his  hair  has  been 
IcU^sely  si. eared      Most  people  suppose  j 
'  ih:it  operation  to  be  a  fanciful  one  mcrc- 
I  ly,  but  such,  it  appears  is  not  the  case 
'  IJesides  adJini;  to  the  beauty  of  a  horse, 
the  clippinijj  if  asserted  to  be  comlueivo 
/a  hoallh,  and  it  is  saitl  a  clipped  horse 
1  eais  less  and  can  t;o  further  and  faster 
I  than  the  same  horse  nut  clij-pcd.     Uc- 
I  »ides,  it  is  not  one  half  the  work   to 
i  lake  care  of  an  anim.d  when  not  cover- 
Ud  with  long  hair,  aud  the  prnetice  of 
clippin-   is  thus    a  ])»pular    one  with  j 
irro..n»>*.     Of  course  greater  care  must' 
'  be  taken  to  keep  a  blanket  on  tb.e  short- 
•  haired  horse  in  the  stable,  and  M  blank 
I  et  hini  wlioneyer  a  stop  is  nia»le.     'Vith 
j  the>e  precautions  the  animal  is  cous-.d 
I  ered  to  be  more  comfortable  than  with 
I  bis  coat  left  the  entire    Icn-th,  for  he 
t  perspires  less,  t.nJ  quickly  dries  etV  on  | 
being  put  mto  the  stall.     Clipping:  has 
been   practised  In   Kngland    f.-r  many 
years,  and   is  beeomini:  more  popular 
every   year.     The  pi.aclice  is   also  bo 
coming  more  and  more    popular  here, 
and  lU'V'  r  were  so  many  fhort  haired 
horses  seen  m  our  citif^s  as  the  present 
season.     The   practice  is  almost  con- 
fined   however,  to    driving    hor.-cs,  as 
team  horses  are  necessarily  obliged  to 
stand  much  in  the  cohJ.     Most  horses 
api.car  to  like  the  process  of  shearing, 
which  is  earrif  d  to  great    perfection, 
and  without  any  dan-er  of  piercing  the 
skin.    IJoston  particularly  ailects  shear- 
ed   Iiorses,  and  the    lioston    Tnivchr 
estimates   that  at    least  two  thousand 
Irorses  have  been  put  under  the  shears 
in  that  ci'v  this  winter.     In  the  viein- 

!  ity  of  l^owdoin  square  there  are  no  lessj  D,.y  Good^  Will  warrant  geilC 
'  than  nine  clipping  establishments,  and 


"J^^^ 


DR.  WIIITTIER  18 regularly 
educated  and  Icgitimntcly  riual- 
ifiod,  and  has  experience  in  all 
forms  of  di.'-eaKe,  a  knowledge 
luilc  indispensible  in  the  treat-  ' 
incntof  the  vcneral  diteape  In 
all  it."  varied  an.l  complicated 
form.s,  ard  li:"  !'  r    years    mads 

d 


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MABS 


»be  tivunncnt  of  private  diseaM-.«  his  businei's  an 

nil  xncricncc,  the  bo«t  of teachcrH,  ba.s  en- 
abl  d'hWn  to  perf.c't  remedies  at  once  Buflicient 
«afc,p^a...'.t.:OMMnu..,.t«asescanbeu.ed 

uritbout  bindrnnc  to  busniet-c. 
"' Pa'rtLular  attention  given  to  old  "tand-^--' 
«,«,-h  as  were  con.'idcred  incurable.     ^JP^  '''»!'" 
7x  l^rm«  ;  (ionorrhca.  «Ieet.  Stricture^  Orcbjte. 


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trintic  Merit  and  SufjfriorHy.  In  variety  of  pritc- 
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Woman,  or  child,  wishing  to  purchase  anything  in  thejine  of  Faluy  Dross 
(Jo..ds,  French  and  English  Me.inos,  Mpaccas,  Scotch  Plahls,  Dolalns,  Woolens 
Flannels,  Striped  Poplins,  lialmoral  Skbts,  Ladies  Cloaks,  Cloak  Cloths,  Do- 
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;;;;;'  Pkie  nitration  of. he  vital  pow^ 
crTlLofmimory,  ringing  in  (he  car.,  can  be 
fully  restored  to  bealtb. 

A'II  letters,  wi'h  slampp,  answered. 


Litcratnio, 
Arts,  bciencet, 
Sdacatioo, 
General  Newt. 
Market  Eeportt- 


Agricnltore, 
Sheep  Husbandry, 
Borti«:ulture, 
Architecture. 
Domestic  Economy 

Willi  illu«fratlon«,  Tales,  Skotchea,  Po* 
etPf ,  Wiialc,  KebnueJi.Knlginaa,  *<•  .  *€. 

Thf   KtRAL  i.s  ably  Edited,  neatly    Printed, 
well  Illustrated,  and  udnj,tcd  to  the    tchoU   (ouu^ 


In     Farib..ult     County.  High     iniccs     are     now 


cure  gn!ir.inteed. 

iJr.Wbitticr  cures  the  very  woratkind  of  rup- 
ture in  a  few  week.".  1.   .•   „ 

l>„.t  OITue  IJox  229 1.  OfTicc  and  Con.oultation 
lUom«  101  South  Clark  f(r«t;  Cbxa-o.  \ou 
can  seethe  Doctor  every  day  from  9  A.  M.  to  5  p.  M 

rT  waite, 

JEWEILER,' 

Tins,  and  will  keep  constantly  on  hand,  for  sale  : 

VLOCKS  and  WATCHES, 

Jewelry     and    Silverware, 

And  will  attend  promptly  to  .ill  kind?  of  Rcpalr- 
injrof  (Jlock.s,  Watches,  and  Jew'.'lry,  and  gu.ir- 
iMuee  perfect  fati.-faetion  to  ail  who  patronize 
him.     Room  opposite  I'nion  Hotel.  SOyl 

llluc  Earth  City,  May  17,  ISCC. 


try  It  employs  the  beft  Talent.  For  exampl-, 
its  Department  of  Shiei,  Jln^indry  is  }^dircd  by 
Hon.    II.   S.    KANnAM.,    LL.  D.,  Author   oi  t^«- 


And     tlie     new     mo 


de     of    trading— late     decline 


Foundry  db  Ma- 
chine   Shop. 


.State  Ag.  Societv,  now  of  Maryland.  Man/ 
other  able  and  talented  writers  are  regular  con- 
tributor.s  and  the  whole  paper  U  under  jj^  Edi- 
torial .Manigement  of  its  originator,  ^•^■^* 
.MooHK.  TuK  Ki  RAL  is  the  best  Journal  for  «*• 
Farmer,  tbe  Horticulturist,  the  Stock  anil  Wool 
Grower,  .xnd  the  Family  Circle  now  obrainable. 
KememboT,  also  that  it  is  not  a  Mo»t/i/y,  bat  a 
Large  and  IJcautiful  Wkeki.y. 

Examine  a  number,  and  see  if,  next  to  your 
local  paper,  the  Rural  is  not  the  one  for  your 
money. 

VOLUME  XVm,  FOR  1867, 

In  Supefior  8tyle,-ncw  C.pper  Faced  Type, 
Good  Paper  anrt  many  Fine  Eograviogs.  bach 
of  its  Fifcy-two  No's  (not  12,  like  a  month  y.) 
will  corapriie  Eight  Double  Quarto  Pages.  An 
Index  Ac,  at  close  of  the  volume. 

TERMS,  in  Advance-  Only  $3  a  jear  ;  Five 
Copies  for  $4  ;  Seven  fur  $!« ;  Ten  for  f  26.  and 
any  grcdt«>r  number  at  sam-^  rate,— only  ?A5W 
per  copy.  Club  pap«r;!  rent  to  difjerent  Po«t  Of- 
fices. As  wc  pay  American  postage,  $2,«  0  is  tbo 
lowci-l  Club    rnto  to  Canada— fli.^O    to    Europe. 

^^-NOW  l.S  TilK  TiMK  TO  SlBSCRIBE    A5D  FcBM 

Ci.iBS.  Premiums.  Free  Copies,  Ic.,  to  Club 
Agents,  and  we  want  at  least  one  agent  in  ts<^ry 
town  in  the  T'nion.     Specimens,  Show  Bills,  !■- 


The  Mankato  Fonndry  and    Machine  shop    >'' ,  ducemen^ts.Jcc^.^^ent  free.     Address^^ 
now  in  operation,  and  we  are  prepared  to 

MAKE   &   REPAIR  MACHINERY 


of  every  description.     Steam  engines,  Tbresbing 
Ma.-bincs,  Reapers  Farming   Implements,  Ac. 

We  also  make  all  kinds  of  iron  and  brais  cast- 
ingH.  Rabbilt  metal  always  on  hand.  Orders 
soUcilcd  and  promptly  attended  to. 

Old   Iron,  Brass   and  Copper 

wanted,  for  which  the  highest  price  will  be  paid 
C.  W.  BARNEY,  k  Co. 


D.  D.  T.MOORE,  Rochester,  New  York. 

city" 


Mankato, 


HALL, 

.    •    Mixx. 


v3n7yl 


•ral  satisfaction  to  persons  coming  to 


Uailroad    Car. ; 


horses  have  been  sheared. 

C'ulti\atioii  of  Hops. 


in  three  of  them  an  air;;regate   of  700 
A  Day  Dav.u  View  ot    a    Uailroad    l  ar. 

>,'i^ht  passeii^^ers  will  appreciate  the 
followinsr  adm-rable  sketch  of  the  in- 
terior of  a  car  at  day  break  :  !      Hops  will  grow  on  any  soil  th.at  pro. 

Long  before  we  hear  the  roar  of  ■  Juccs  yood  cifps  of  wheat  and  corn; 
wheele  we  see  the  gVimnur  of  a  glowing  i  but  reqnirc  heavy  manuiing  with  barn 
li.'ht.  r.riuhter  and  broader  it  opens, ;  yard  aung.  First  spread  it  plentifully 
like  the  Cvclopean  nnwinking  eye  it  ^  and  i)low  it  in,  and  then  a  top  dressing 
is,  the  head  light  ot  the  train.  Then  !  will  answer  every  ihivvl  year,  covered 
the  steady  jar,  then  the  mingled  «-lank  ;  r^^^  worked  in  by  a  cultivator.  Put  a 
as  of  a  thousand  shaken  ch.ains  and  the  ;  forkfnll  on  each  hill  in  the  fall,  as  a 
cars  are  here.     'AH   aboard.'   :.nd   'all  ,  winter  protection. 


To   lay  in 


iiieeliitgo 


their  winter's  snpr.l.v,  if    they     .vill     only   call   at 


■E9 


riMu'  follow  each  other  "m    quick   sue- 


Set  the  vines  from  six  to  seven  feet 


eessi^m,  and  we  are  b.eathing  the  close  apart,  in  r  .ws  both  ways,  so  as  to  ciil- 
nnd  heivy  air  of  a  crowded  d^.rntilory.  |  tivate  each  way,  and  when  this  is  done 
The  car  lamps  hove  i;one  out  disgusted,  i  early  in  the  season,  and  ^cell  done,  it  is 
the  little  wakefulness  of  the  slteps  has '  not  much  labor  to  keep  the  vines  free 
subsbled,  .M.a  11. c  dim  snoring  outline    from  weeds. 

of  cloaks  and  shawls,  and  frightened  j  Pules  should  be  used  for  the  hops  to 
looking  heads,  flocked  here  an<l  there  run  on,  as  the  short  stake  and  corn  sys- 
likc  a  irnub'ed  Pe:i,  with  white,  com-'  t^.„,  is  not  a  good  one,  as  the  vines  do 
pose  th*«  landicnpe  ;  while  over  all,  like  ;  „oi  produce  as  larj^e  crops  on  this  sys- 
pcnduiums,  swing  ph-thnric  carpet  bnirs  ■  tern  as  when  they  run  nj.  jioles.  But 
pl<)«]y  to  and  fi(s  and  little  satchels, ,  the  pules  are  expensive,  froui  -$15  tu  e^o 
brisk  aa  n.ni.ile  clock<,  and  bonnets ;  .^  li„„dre'l,  fifteen  feet  long,  at  leasi, 
made  of  no'hinu,  dance  up  and  down  |  .j,„i  j,.oni  eight  hundred  to  nine  hun- 
like blossoms  in  a  laiu  ;  all  timed  to  tlieiaied  are  required  for  an  acre.  The 
mntion  of  the  train.  \  hop  growers  of  Central  New  York  use 

Hut  the  dim  jry  tutus  to  an  old  eyed 'g,|.,,.  j,(,U.s  wholly.     In  the  fall  th<'y 
white,  and  the  breall.iii:  bundles  begin  i  .^j.^,  ,..,-,j,^./l  when    the  hops  are    picked, 

to  stir;  ««nt  <»f  au  ej.:--b:'I'e'l  p '^'-^-V*' ;  J;^^^;l;,.^"^  up  \\\  ;i  w<»rkinan-liko  manner, 
U  hachel  a  w>nvtn.  with  locks  di>he\- !  ^^^,jj^j  ih'.ny  "-r  b-rty  in  a  .stack,  with 
eled,  Ike  Venus  fr-'in  the  sea.  A  throe  ,  ^^^^^  gj.^,.^.,,.,^  upper  einls  so  interlocked 
or  t  '»,  ami  a  rougher  Imin  emerjes  ■  ^^^.^^  ^^^  winds  cup  blow  them  down, 
from  clo.ak  and  sh  iwl  and  shakes  itselt  ;  'phcrc  is  a  science  in  staekin;^  hop  poles 


nioTOGiiAriiic. 

—  0— 

E.  AH.  T.ANTHONY  A  Co., 

Manufactureri  of  Photographic  Materials, 

Wholesale  and  Retail, 

SOl.BKOAIiWAY,  N.  Y. 

In  addition    to  our    main    bu-incss  of  Photo- 


^^^^TK£  GEEAT  CAUSE 


OF 


PilJMAN   MISE'IY, 


grapluc.Matenaljwo    are  Uea(.iiU;.r.crs    '^^ '^S  y,,^i„„i„,.„^  i„j„ecd  by  Self  Abus-3 ;   l.ivoluntar.. 
1ohoi»ini:,  VIZ  :  ^  ^  Emission-,    Iiupotency,    Ncrvou.'?   Ocbilit.v,    anc 

Stereoscopes  tt  Stereoscopic   Views 


0    American  and  Foreign  cities  and  Landscapes, 
tiroup«,  Statuary,  etc. 

Sterco-scopic  Views  of  the  W  ar. 

From  negatives  m.ide  in  the  various  cam- 
paij;iis  and  forming  a  complete  I'bolograpQic 
bi5l'<»ry  of  tlio  great  con'e'^t. 

Stereocscopic   Views  on  Glass. 

Adapted  for  cither  the  Magic  Lantern  or  tbv 
.s;ifr<!i.-ii-ope.  Our  Ca'.nlugue  will  be  *cut  to 
anyaddrcrts  on  receipt  of  .olainii. 

Photographic  Albums. 

Wc  inanuf.fto.rc  more  largely  than  any  i-.iu  i 
bo",  H-,  jilxtut  '-''•'>  \aii<Mes  .rom  61)  ei  nl.-<  t..i^.>l' 
each.'  Our  ALIU'MS  have  tbe  repiitati..n  of  be- 
ing   superior    iu    beauty  and    durability  to    anv 

Card  Photographs  of  C.enerals,  States- 
men, Actors,  etc.,  etc. 
Our  catalx^ue  embrac<;.s  over  FIVE  THOl'S 


m  Clo:iiv  :>'"•  "Ml... ;   mere  is  :i  ox  *'./«(.  t  m    oi..»v.n....„  ..<.j.  j,.,.vo         Oir  catalx-'ue  eml.rac<;.s  over  ri>  i'    jiiw«  .-i- 

V,:...     A  s1,»pclc-  '"•^-  •"•■'■■'  »'"  I  Urn.  ,K.  mm  cu,  .n.ster  at  first  «igl'<-l  «^';,;-™:-^,™,''i^:r;^^;';';:^^^^^^ 

ill  bear.led  like  a  par<l.     A  pair  of        U  t^kes    three  years    to  get    a  hop  I  <;(,^,„t^,,  „j^..    tutulogucs  sent    on    receipt   ot 


Just  pulUshcd  in  a    sealed  cnveloi»o.     Price 

Six  Cents. 
A  Lecture  on  the  Nature,  Treatment 

ind  rrdieal  Cnrv,  of   Seminal  weaknes.-*,  or  Pper- 

ry 
potency,  i>crvou.'!  i/eoim.v,  and 
Impcdin-cnts  (o  marriage  gOiierally ;  Con.«uuip- 
tijp,  Kitilcpsy  and  YWi'  :  Mcntnl  and  Physical 
Incapacity.  Ac— 15y  HOU.  J.  OULVrRWELL, 
M.  ]>.,  Author  01  the  "(ireen  I5'>ok"  Ac. 

Tiie  world  renowned  .lutbor  of  this  a  Imirablc 
Ledme,  clearly  pro\es  f.cm  his  own  cxpevitnee 
that  tbe  aw'nl  co:ise<iucnces  of  self  abuse  may  be 
iffectually  removed  wilhov.*  mciieii-.c,  .  nrl  nitb- 
out  dangerous  surgical  oiarntion.",  bougies,  instru 
mc.nis,  rings,  or  cordials,  poititing  out  a  mode  of 
cure  at  once  certain  and  etfeetual,  by  which  ev- 
ery sulTcrcr,  tio  matter  wb.it  bis  condition  mny  l>c 
may  cure  liimsf'f  c'coaidv,  jirivntelvj  and  radical 

iv.    TL>  LK'.rniii-:  will  pkovk  a  boon 

TO  Tilol  SANl).-^  \NO  THOTSANDS. 

Sent  under  seal,  to  any  addrc^s.  in  a  plain  seal 
cd  tnveloi>c,  on  tbo  receipt  of  six  cents,  or  two 
stamp-.  Also  Dr.  Cuivcrwcirs  "iMarriage  (Ju'uc" 
price  I'o  cents.     Address  tbe  PubV^-hcrs. 

CHAS.  J.  (  .KINE  A  CO., 
127  BOWERY,  N«w  York. 

Post  Office  Box  4586 


I      TU 

Winiieba?{o  Mill 

Havin"  inad«  Homo  chafig.'M  concerning  the 
businc--* 'transaction:'  oi  tbo  "Winnebago  City 
Mills  *'  we  wish  to  nnaounce  to  itie  public  that 
we  aie  now  prepared  to  do  all  kinds  of  work  in 
our  line  of  bnsiness.  for  ready  pay.  Logs,  wood, 
wheat,  or  even  Money  taken  in  payment  fur 
work.  Our  terms  for  sawing  arc  :  One  half,  or 
$r-;  per  thou.^and.  Flour.  Dran,  and  shorts  con 
sLitttly  on  hand,  and  for  sale  rbcnp. 

Lumber   ^io-OO  per  Thousand. 

E.  RHODES. 
Winnebago  City,  March  I7th.  ISf.G.^ 

BLUE    EAUTII    CITY. 

Goods  well  bonglit,  aie  half  sold. 

A.  B.  BALC03I 

ofTcrs 

GREAT  BAllGAINS 


JOHN  F.    MEAGHER 

ha.«  on  bana  tbe  large?t  and  best  selected  stocfi 
of  Hardware.  Stoves  and  Agricultural  Imple- 
ments in  tbe  M-nnesota  valley.  My  stock  of 
Agricultural  Implements  is  very  large  and  coai- 
plcte,  consisting  of  the  following  machines  ; 

55  Buckeye's. 

GO  J.  H.  Manny's, 

Self  tfc  Hand  Bakes, 

20  Kirby,8 

Excelsior  Droppers, 

and  Caugia  Cbiet, 
6  Sweepstakes  TLresbers, 

G  J.  .1  Case's  Threshers, 
6  Velrator  Threshers, 

]Ma?sellon  MacLinea, 
6  Buffalo  Sulkey  Iv  kes, 

35  Bevolving,  Lorse  rakea, 

and  all  the  sro.iller  implements  in  s*       * 

My  stock  of  Euilders  llardwax       ha«  been  (• 
lecfcd  with   care,    nnd  is    very    large.     Buildcrf 
will  always  find  a  full  supply  of 


Nails, 


Cdass, 


Sasli, 


Door^, 


Blinds, 


IN 


aw: 

mill 

boofs  thrust  ot'.t  like  a  bow-jirit,  goes '  p|.^„t:^ii„n  in  full  beariir^;   but  there  is 

out  of  siMit  as  the  owner  comes  in  view,  ^w^v^  nionf  y  ma<le  in  that  than  in  any 
(inei«  soothing  an  irritated  hat  with  other  farm  cr  p.  Farmers  who  grow 
gpuile  tnu(rhos"of  his  f  Ibow  ;  another  j  hops  ate  getting  to  be  wealthy  very 
>mirrr>ir  at  his  wilted  coll.ar.  T>isonh>r-  fast,  the  net  profits  l^/jng  $-'(.»0  to  ^;{U0 
catres:*es  a-e  sn.oothe.l  with  hasty  |  per  acre  in  most  cases,- /^am/ .Lmr- 
touches  of  the  hnn<l,  »""!  crumpletl  lean, 
Rloi've»-  nersnuflc'l  into  shnpc.     One  la 


lMi<.tographcr3  and  others  ordering  goods  C. 
0.  D.,  wi'l  please  remit  2:.  per  cent  ol  tiic 
amount  of  their  ■)ri'cr. 

-V^  ibc  prices  and   quulit-  of  our  goods^can 
not  fail  to  satisfy.  v4n2lyi 


DRY     GOODS, 

GROCEIIIES, 

HATS  k  CAPS, 

YANKEE  NOTIONS, 
Etc.,  Etc.,  Etc. 

at  prices  that 

DEFY   COiMPETITION. 


Locks, 


Latches.        ci'c.  <tc. 


Prices  Exceedinly    Low    for 
CASH! 

All  persons  desiring  to  purch.ase  Reap  »n(l 
Threshers,  would  do  well  to  givt  me  a  call  oefor» 
pnr'basii'j;  n?  tv  stook  is  \erf  large  and  I  will 
'•Viirrant  all  maciiines  to  give  .-rit:-*.".y:tion,  and 
my  prices  imJ  term-'  «»«nnot  fail  to  suit. 
34v3yi  JOHNF.  MFAGHFR. 


(ADVERTISEMENT.) 

IMPORTANT  TO  OWiNERS  OF 
HOR^^ES 


DR.B8GELOVY 


,lv  linslearneJ  her  lesson  from  (Irimsil 
ki.  anil  makes  her   toilet   precisely  like 

a  ent. 

The  cold,  elenr  light  of  early  morn- 


SeLkcti.ng  S.ikkp-— The  most  ay-prov- 
ed form  in  a  .sheep  is  general  roun<lness 

nf  shnne     and    fineness     of    bone.       The  1  one  dollar  each.  The  pri/,e>< 
OI    S.iape    aiiJ    I  ,      ,  .,  ,,     and  lot  on  ild  street,  $1,200; 

chest  should    be    broad,  the   ribs  well 
arched,  the  back  and  h4"S,  broad,  flat 


ing  is  always  trying  to  human  beauty  ;    j^^,]  straight ;  the  limbs  should  be  short 

in  proportion    to   the    b-xly,  the  head 
mall,  the  ears  thin,  the  skin  soft  and 


tlierc  are  no  tints  to  be  borrowed,  no 
softening-  shaden  to  bo  worn  ;  a  plain, 
cold  stare  that  lo^ks  one  cut  of  coun- 
tenance. B'lt  in  a  railro'id  train  the 
ordeal  is  appalling.  If  a  fiico  ever 
looks  faded  it  is  then  ;  if  the  hair  has 
any  gray  in  it  it  is  sure  to  'show,' 
wriiiklen  are  re;id,  like  a  sijcn^-^'^J^r^l.  afar 
oft*.  If  there  bo  discontent  in  the  heart, 
it  comes  into  tlie  month,  and  everybody 
lorvV-  like  people  after  a  masquerade,  or 
Kichufd  after  liobrcamc  'himself  again.' 

It' men  would  confine  their  talk  to 
wliat  they  undeistaDd.  every  sixty  min- 
utes would  witne'is  "  silence  f.»r  tiie 
spaoo  of  balfan  nour.'* 

Sp«aV  kindly  to  tho  «gc^ 


elastic,  the  wool  soft  to  the  touch, 
thick,  and  coming  well  forward  to  the 
face,  but  not  covering  it.  The  face 
nnd  forche.id  should  be  clothed  with 
short  hair,  and  the  eyes  shomld  have 
a  lively  expression. 

A  cotemporary  gives  the  following 
receipt,  and  pronounces  it  a  good  thing. 
'♦  Fill  the  lamp  half  full  of  common  salt, 
then  fill  up  with  oil.  It  burns  with  a 
clearer  flame,  and  is  a  saving  of  more 
than  twenty-five  ])er  cent  in  oil." 


Gift    Concert. 

Russell  A  (;o.,  of  Sh.akopce,  will  give  a  Grand 
(jift  Concert  at  Kndreh's  Hall,  Shakopee,  Minn,, 
on  Wednesday  evening,  May  \<  ISfw.  One 
chan-*-  in  eiglit  Five  tbousand  dollars  worth  oi 
valuable  pr..j*irly  and  money  to  bo  distributed 
to  ticket    bolder.-*.     No    postpoiieuicnt.     Tickets 

consist  of  a  bouBC 
.1  lot  "II  2d  istre.'t 
at  :?2(M)  :  a  bouKc  and  lot  on  HmIuio^  street  at 
S'.iJO;  four  lots  finely  located  $100 ;  one  piano; 
one  priite  in  greenb;keks  $100;  one  horse,  one 
top  buggy  ;  thrco<iilk  dress  patterns,  one  sowinj: 
machine:  <.ne  gold  lever  watch  ;  one  American 
watch.  Albams,  napkin  rings,  Ac,  in  all  542 
prizes.  The  ol>j<;ct  of  tbe  coneert  i.s  to  dispose  of 
the  property  advertised,  and  not  for  a  spoculn- 
tion.  Address  by  mail  (with  price  of  ticket  en- 
Ho.sed)  M.  C.  Kussell,  P.  0.  Box  270,  Shakope* 
yinnesota. 


♦^    Lt  '  ^     Ihiil  lniiiii'li'il'.^«-».'<»' to  rcliliiih  II.  .\i>ui 
^T   &^•:'=^     «>  vt.  Ill,  (ii,(ij;itriii;4  your  iMcraii'l  I'l'ly. 


Tobacco  is  a  native  of  Virginia,  the 
onion  originated  in  Egypt,  and  the 
cucumber  cime  from  the  East  Indies.  1  Blu«Ear»    Citf,  M^  T,     »«. 


BALDWIN  &  CHILI), 

BANKERS, 

AND   REAL   ESTATE  AGENTS, 

Office  opposite  "  Union  ITovse  "  Bhtc 
Earth  Clii/,  Minnesota. 

Will   do  a  General  Banking  and    Rer.l  Estate 


(,  \'  ;, 

\_^^/  is  til  1  iiti!  V  I'lij-.-ici-in,  .na   i«    Sfc;  inli'.t 

Ct'Tg^^^-  ii„\v  ia  v"li;(i»(rii   lli.tt  <iin   lie  cnlirelj 

'*■'*'■  icli.iil  i!|>!.n.    do  T'' mM.iiliil  lift  filf.'-l 

V3    thi.ll 

1.  vi.li.s  i|i-.stro\  n:;;  y"iir  liii|>piiiisK  aiiH 
liiliiii'  jit  •■-111-  ■(»  III  lilM.     Ill-  hm  iiiii'li- 

.      4Bv<?''W   riov.MK  iiisK.\?K.<  iin.i  .M;;nuis 

V._      BSp^      DK.illl.llY    liis    slii.iy    fir    111.-    |>:u*t 

Ui,.""  r^.f  A     IxM  iitv  V'tl  ;.  iiii'l  i.s  tii.iclon.  ilw  iirr 

•^'tA  Vim  f''^      ^,,„  „;,„„..  ;,:i  alUirl-.l  .slii.iil.l  .  .insult 

Si  oil"  I'Vi  r  lii-;iril  ''I'  a  ji;iticiit  <it  lof   imt    I'ciiin   rum; 

•iiiw   li.>   li:i.s   liccii   in    tliis   <ily.       IIik   npiitati.n    Inn 

vourli.-rs  ill  all   tli'>  city   jmi'dH.   Iiii   i.ati.iil))   ami    tin- 

(il'-iliral  |>r.'fi"<:iioii.  Imtll  lii'ie  !i!>'l   atif.ia.l.  as   ln-iii;:  l!i- 

iiKi^f  HUilli'l  sp.'ii.ilist  ll"  r  '.  kikI  a  tlc.i<>ii:.:li   iii.ihti-r   ol 

ll!    Hcxiiat   .lis..as.-«.      If  nil    ollicrs   tail,  .li-nt   ilcsiiair 

<iv<?  liiiTi  a  call.       It  i.-J  "iilv  a  roinninn  i.cciiriiMii  •■  with 

'liin  to   ciii-.j   «iirli   rascH.     lli.s   ni.iiiis  arc   .s-iiarafo   Im 

lad.'H  an.l  -.•nllcnicii.  aiil  tlic  must  c.iiii|ilct.'  in  tln'nty 

Vui'Ni  Mr.v,  TvKK  P'.KiK  ui.Mi  N'liicK.—  >..rt.ir  r.ii;.- 

ow  ■l..r..fi-  nitiih  of  liis  tiiiif<  t.'  llic  Ir.-atiiM-iit  of  tlios.- 

•i.- •<  cans.-(I  l.v  a   m- i-t    lialill,  wliirli  Ml  ii-.    l-oth  l"'(l^ 

ui.i  iiKiLl.  iiiilil  tin-  II..-  .11.1".  I.uiat-  ii!.li»  i.liial  for  -illi.-r 

.„«;.>.-s.s  .ir  «oci.-tv.     Tl.r  >a.l  clf.-.t  .,1  111  •.--  .-afly  Lain  h, 

.rib    cxc-.<«of  ii|.cr   .vs.rs.  is  t..   «....k.-T.   an.l  .l-Lili 

•al«  l!..-  <-.in-.lil.iti..ii.  .!.  -Iio.v  tli.-  |.h>.sical  nn-1  iiu-iitn 

.'...wee   .Iii.i;;i-li  an.l  cnl.-clii..  t!..-  n..i.iial  f(-lini;.-<.  an.l 

■.xl.anyHlii-  *it;.l   rRirH   ..f  nianl.oo.l ;  th<-   I-l.-a-niw. 

.nir,.ai-  niarr-.l.  tbo  ol.J''^<  .'f  Il>i>^■'»^r  frii>t.alrd. 
in.l  .-xist.-ncu  its.-lf  r.-n.l.-r.  .1  a  term  .-f  iinc.-.-i«Mi«  iiiwerv 
.11.1  rrnr.-t.  S.ui.  l..T«.ns.  csp-cially  Oi-"'  cnt.-in 
.1  .tiiiu  iii-.rri.iK.-.  Klioiil'l  lose  no  liiii.-  in  making  iiiiiii'- 
'iiU-ai.i.li.-Hfi.iii,  Mi  I>r.  r...  I'y  bi-i  tx-w   tn-atm-.-nt,  >» 

.nntil.-.l  to  in.-'ii-'--  :i  N ''.v  '""'  I'"'".'  ', !'*:'"'*'•„      i-g 

f.inM.iltatioi.H  fr.-.-   *...l   c..iil..l.-nlial        till.-.-.    No.l.S) 

•l.intii  Clark  H!r.-ot.  ,<.M.m- ..f  .Monroe,  l.all  a  l;l..ck  fmrn 
•(,..   IViKt   Oili.-.'.      !'-*«   Olli..-   H-x    li>4,   thic-igo,   III. 

>iric«  bo.irs  from  9  .\   .M    to  K  p.  M. 
Seii.l  for  hM  -'Uiii.lo  to  jrouitii,"    pnblUbcd  muntblv, 

rei-  of  rhafK-.  ....         ,       ,        r  i. 

N  B  -l.a<li<'H,  Hcu.l  for  a  dcs.:np»iT««  circular  of  !'«♦ 
nMe  ileiuclic,  thf  Ih-hI  provcntivo  -.f  cnc-iitioa 
Mwn.    S«oi  to  auy  a.l.lrewi  free  of  cli-  r^e. 


3f<irrla[/e    and  Ctlihacy. 

AN  Essay  of  Warning-  and  Inatmc 
tion  to  Touvgr  Men.  Also,  Discsaes 
and  abuses  which  prematuroly  Piostrate  the  vi 
tal  Powers,  with  sure  means  of  relief.  Sent  free 
of  ('barge,  iu  .sealed  letter  envelopes.  Address, 
l*r.  J.  SKIIiLAN  IlOl^GHTON,  Howard  Amo 
•intion,  Pbiladalpbiiu  P&.  T3n21yl 


qooD 

Butter  &  Cheese 

wanted  at  all  times  at  the  market  price. 

I  never  was,   N('ver   can,   aud 
Never  will    be 

UNDER  SOLD! 

Give  me  an  early  call,  and  see 
for  yourselves. 

A.  B.  BALCOM. 

Blue  Earth  City,  May  14,  ISGG.  3n30yl 

WHISKERS. 

AND 

MUSTACHES! 

FORCED  to  grow  upon  the  smoothest  face  in 
from  ethre  to  five  weeks,  bv  using  Dr.  SEV- 
IGNE'S  KESTAURATETR  CAPJLLIRE,  the 
most  wonderful  discovery  in  modern  scieuce  act 
ing  upon  the  Beard  and  Hair  in  an  almost  mi- 
raculous manner. 

It    has    been   used    by      the    elite    of    Paris 
and  London   with    the  most    flattering  success. 


Advice  and  Prescriptions  for  Sick  or 
Injured  Horses  given  Free. 

The  Editor  of  Wilkes'  Stimt  of  tup  TiTiEi 
desires  to  inform  the  owners  of  Horses  tbr  -  sh- 
out tbe  United  States,  that  he  ha.:  .^gulariy  en- 
gaged upon  his  paj  er,  one  of  the  ablest  and  mosi 
experienced  professional  veteriuananB  in  the  IJ. 
S.,  whose  special  duty  it  shall  be  to  answer,  grali* 
all  questions  relative' to  siok  or  injured  horsei 
which  may  be  addressed  to  the  Spirit,  u-hcthtr 
hi/  Kiihscrilcrs  or  not.  These  answers  will  in  alt 
cases  contnin  a  prescription  for  the  injury  de- 
scribed, aTi.l  Till  be  printed  h^  connection  with 
the  qt^o-tion  askcl;  iu  the  following  r^niber  of 
the  Spirit,  ^o  answers,  however,  will  be  given 
bv  mail,  it  being  a  part  of  the  object  of  tJe  edi- 
tor to  submit  the  ability  of  the  professor  who  baa 
assumed  this  department  of  the  Spirit  to  tho 
keenest  criticism  of  the  general  public.  By  ad- 
ding this  useful  department  to  tbe  Spirit,  th« 
editor  contribute?  to  those  of  his  readers  and 
subscribers  who  own  horses,  a  horse  doctor  free, 
and  not  only  to  bis  subscribers,  but  to  every 
horse  owner  in  the  United  Stater  who  may  chooee 
to  direct  an  inquiry  to  the  Spirit  by  mail.  The 
subscription!  price  of  the  Spirit  is  $5  a  ye.«r  ;  but 
single  copies  may  be  bought  from  news  agents 
from  week  to  week  by  those  who  desire  U^  use  ki 
t<jnipor.\rily  only,  for  veterinarian  questions,  at 
filteen  cents  per  copy.  'ii.o  Spirit  of  t»» 
TiMKS  is  a  high  toned  gentleman's  paper  which, 
(with  tbe  old  Spirit,  whose  businesn  and  title  it 
inherit?)  is  of  forty  years'  standing,  and  ia  de- 
voted to  tluuiiig.  Fishing,  RacMig,  Field  SBerta-,. 
Literature  and  the  St<tge.     Georgk  Wilkbs. 

Editor  and  Proprietor, 
201  William  St.,  New  I'ork. 


ne..i  r-Maie  AAA  A  TEAR  made  by  any  one  with 

Business,   pay    Taxes  for    nonresidents,   make    cp^^jV/Uv/  $15— stencil  tools.     No  experience 

Collections,  Ac,  Ac.,  '  necewsary.     The  Presidents,  Cashiers,  and  Treas 

„..,_-„.„  e    p   piTTT  n     urer.s  of  3  Banks  endorse  the  circular.     Sent  free 

U.D.BALDWIN,  -    -    -    &.  » .  i.uii.i^.    ^j,,,  g^^j^.j^,.     Addres.s    tbo    Am.Tic»n  Stencil 

aOyl    Tool  Works,  Sprinjfricld,  Vermont.  42yl 


GRISPER  COMA. 

Oh  !  sbe  was  beautiful  and  fair, 
With  starrj'  eyes,  and  radlent  hair. 
Whose  curling  tendrils  soft  entwined. 
Enchained  tbe  very  heart  and  mind. 

CRISPER  COMA.  '^ 

For  Cuilinfj;  the  Hair  of  either  Sex  into 

Wavy    and  Glos.^y    RingleU    or 
Heav)    Masslqe  Curls. 

By  lulnfr  tbU  article  Ladies  and  Gentlemen  can  beau* 
tify  'hemeelves  a  thousand  fold.     It  Is  the  only  article  tn 
„    ,,  .  ...  ,  •  .       J        1  -r    the  world  that  will  curl  straight  hair,  and  at  the  ume 

Names  of  all  pcrchasers  wi.l  be  registered  and  if    time  give  ita  beautiful,  glossy  appearance.  The  Crtipcr 
entire  satisftvction  is  not  given  in  every  instance  |  Coma  not  only  curls  the  hair,  but  Invigorates,  beautlfle* 

and  cle.ansea  it ;  is  highly  and  dell(chlfully  perftimed» 
and  Is  the  most  complete  article  of  the  kind  ever  offered 
to  the  American  public.     The  Crisper  Coma  will  l>t  seLt 
to  any  address,  settled  and  postpaid  for  one  dollar. 
Address  all  orders  to 

W.  h.  CLARK  k  CO.,  CheBiiali, 
v4nl97l       No.  S  West  rayttte  Strast,  S/r»«w^  K.  T. 


the  money  will  bo  cheerfully  refunded.  Price 
by  mail,  sealed  and  ]iostpaid,  $1.  Descriptive 
circulars  and  testimonials  mailed  free.  Address 
nKRGER,  SIIUTTS  A  CO.,  Chtmists,  No.  825  River 
Street,  Troy,  K.  X.  BuU  agents  for  th«  United  StatM. 
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LIBERTY,  LITERATURE  AND    LAND. 


Terms— $1.50 — Invariably  in  Advance 


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AV1NN1!:BAG0    city,    MINN.    WEDNI^SDAY,    may   8,  18G7. 


>s  0.  ^8. 


tmivm.  Mf..^viiiMJ-  a»-n.  j~  iigA.i  irtJi-ijgji  -jc 


TIIF  ITOATiXTi' \T)  !        i^^^k;e  iiolsk, 

LLLL-' J^l^-ijj:-;r;i^|  il-M.^-        Walcrvillo.  Lc  Sucnr  Co  .  IHinnc«t=, 

Oaic«  till  .Mam  direct    uext  door    iN'urtli  of  the  I  J.    M-    GRAY.   Pl'Op- 

U  iiiin.-L:tj;<»   City  lloiv'.  I  Tcrms  Reasonable — r>..imstcr5^   i-vir    ni;^l.t 

■  ■■  -  ■ >       OiM-  tl.iilar  ami  :i  1)11:11  Irr. 


f>ii!  c^nv  iinti  vear 


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47n:'oI 


GARDEN  CITV    HOTEL. 


I'or  .i!i>  roru  \vm  tnan  o    .Aitth!».  5  ecuts  a  wecu 

s.;:in.M.,i^,l-.^,Tc.jrr;;^XTT;^       Evans  &  Fall,  Proprietors- 


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n  It  1 1   J.  -^i    ».o  1'  r,.(»'>!     7. on     i.'.nn 

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J .  .  'J'liis  llcMiso   is     Xi'W.  (■i»mM\<Mli-.iis. 

s.«(t    lo.o.i     i-..i>.)      2;..ort    l>I,.MSintI>-  LocMtcJ.nn.l  I.MS  I..-,  h  Nfw 
•,'.i»>,   l.'>.tn>     'j4.o,i     ;i.».oo    1.1/    .   •  •, 


^    u    'H      •<.  <»  ll.Ot  K,  u!i'    2ii.(».)      .Ui.tlO       ;.().(ii> 


ly    F.inii>li»'«l   lluou^lmiit.     Tin-     viiv 


I  yji'.    I  »  M  1 1..  I  .»o.ii,i    i.).<»(t  I  40,00      70,00    l>«'Sl     .•u-conmiodjitioiis    j:u.  raiiicctl      to 
Ten  lines  or  .v«s  iu:ike  one  .oiiui^.-v.  .  triiV<MTs  ;iml  bo.'ll  iK'IS 

(Jood  i^lablc  Il'iotn  fur  T«':nn<. 
n4uf.yl  Garden  City  DCinn. 


\  Ivcrti.^cinent.v  jot  icirkc-l  f<>.  ..  spofifietl  tiiuo 
vi'l  lice  >'<tin:n;  I.  ..n-l  olrtru^oi  fi.r  ai'ooriliii^ly. 

Tji- y  i  hort'-t^Ts  will    lu*  h.'!.:  strirfly    to  ml- 

*e.-tM.»!no'if*  pciuiiiiii):^    to  thoir   biisnuT?      All 

ill  ir    I  .iiir.'."«  will  be    c!i...<ei!  nt  the  rejrular  rates 

Kve.'.'ij  if  1  l.'erti:ieiucnt.t  in!<v.iicil  will  be  charg- 

•  I  p"  »■>   rti  »  la.t'.y  to  tlie  numl'er  of  squares  l);\r  • 

: ail) el  f>>r. 

I.eii.il  a<lt  ir(i.4em''nt9  in^ci'tcil  at  tbc  the  ox- 
n-i  i««   'f  tlie  ittorripv  orJ»"ring  tbeiu,  ami   not  -\e 


Tbc  umlcrsigncl  take?  tbi«  nu'tbixl  of  iiir<>rin-  ■ 
nj;  tlic  |»<n«le  of  \Viiiiiel'a;r'>  i'ny  mi'l  \iiiiiity,  ! 
\x-Al  ho  ha"  jii>t  ii>(.iuii  a  ikw  I  aii.i-.-!=  .-!.<  p  In 


AVlNXEBACiO     CITY, 

.vi'»L-  fir  le?.il  pr.coe  rmg.",  hut  Uiust  bo   paitl  !  »'"'  is  now  iirepan-.l  to    .l.i  nil  Kiii.l^of   work   in 
...               ■            at  ,      ■                                                   i»is  line.      Ni-w    li.iriu>.>i  mailo  to    i.rtltr.  ami  all 
.    l-;!ivery  ..t  tiiC  affi.lavit.  ;  ,  -..i,  ,.,•  „..,:.;„.,   .1,., 1,,.^,   „..ii.-...     SI...11 


I' I      111  >-• 


kiiiil>'  of  repsiriii;^    (ImiL!  on  .'Imrt    iioiii-c.      i-^lii'ii 
insjittJ  i«    the  rca'ling  coluiun.   dou-     ap  si.iiis.  ncvt  doorstuili  of  I'.idiaiJjon  A  lUy 
r     \     lIOTrilK'T'S.'?  1  nv»lds'  lirucery. 

I:,''.^;w......    i  E.  II.  IIUTCIIINS. 

■       :■=     Winnebago  City,  May  2 J,  lii'.ri.  I'lMf 


3i3ia33s  Directory. 

•  ♦  .    N  .     H  *Xl\  A  i     '   »    I     *     t  VI  A  1  . 

iViuiUib.i-^o  Citv  ni>tr'iCt. 


V  1:  \\  w  Y, 

T  A  I  L  <1D  H  ! 


A  u.iui.u?.  R.pMer.      '  NV'imiobago     City     .Minnesota, 

,,     ,        ,        c^M.-i.i.  Nf  Ma-.  hefniMol  In  Fellows' Now  Block.  Or- 

r;::l:!:i:^*iina  !it:^;oV.!,ii-  ''■  \  pos^tc  Cctt.en  &  D.arbcn  «  Wcw  store. 


;r    TV 


~      at  111!  tiiney.  vn-iiared  to  ih>  all   w-hU  intru.-^te"!  to 
^1  '*.-         ....... 


-— —      at  111!  tiiney.  ]ir«'iiareii  10  no  an   wuh  iiiiru.-icii  ii» 

!«:   KA'.ITH  V.XLLHY   LOIXIE     '  ir.m.in  the  l.itc  t  New   York  Fa:,hioi..s  or  to  suit 


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♦'■■*•    "-^  CITV    MINS  rmtii.!:    done  on    m...ii  ..<.tice,  au.i  warranted  to 

,,'  -  „     :  lit  if  propelly  made  lip.  "?   •* 

A        li  li'iliir    <  oiiuiiuiiicntiDus     are 

•*.'J^    he    I  Mil    th^  Cr.'t  and    third  Tuesdays  of 

—  OFilCF.i;?— 
I.    t>''nLKY.  VT.  M.  <U:0    A,  WKIR,  P.  D. 

n  Mvi»'si)\.  J   »v.  ., - 

•i    K    M.n  Lro.N,  Tre«s.     K.  II.  lUl  CHINS.    S.cy.     | 


BLACKSMITH  SHOP. 

m'- >  i-KvShi.s:  "i.  p.  '  IJlaclssmitInn-,  Shuci.i^,!^.  pairncj,  kc. 

A  y.  wirkii  \m,  T»i<-r.  j 

r..  11.  miClllNS.  S.cy.  I 

-  ,  -    ,^ —  i       The  iv)dc'rsi<;ncd  •li'.l    ncrrpjrt    t)ie  .'hop  near 

Ifi.l'K    KAIM'H       CI  lY     JiwDCih  l  the  -  team  .M:;!.  and  «.  uld  ri-.-|<<l"i!.v«nii..unce 

.1      .1  _    -    -_     1  .       f iK 


U.  D 

TT.rr.    AND   ACCKI'Tin    MV    '»\>5,     r.LUK    EAUTII 
CM  \,    .Ml^.^ 


lh.it  tie  1*  i:ow  prip.:red  In  in  iiiiifa 'Uiie  i.uth 

KoDiV:  MOLD-IiOAllD 


Tin:  HIV  1:11    PATH. 

EV.    J.   <:.   WllirTIEK. 

N.I  bird  sonc  fl'>and  down    the  bill, 
Tiie  tangled  bank  bclo  v  was  still, 

I'oraplle  from  t'lu  birchen  stem, 
>..  ri]  p!e  luin  llcwatei's  I.»in. 

Tlip  dn^k  of  twilt-!it  r-'iind  u<  grew, 
We  felt  the  fallins  of  the  dew. 

Tor  from  v,  e'er  Ihf  day  was  done, 
The  wooded  hilla  »luit  out  tbc  sun. 

Tut  on  t!^c  -ivr'-'  f;trihf>.-"t  ."idc 
V-  e  s.iw  till-  bill- tops  jjloviticd — 

A  teii.hr  irlnw.  ..xrcdinL' fair, 
A  divam  .'t   day  without  il:s  {;larc. 

Willi  n-  the  d  »  lip.  the  ••hill,  the  -;looui, 
With  iheuj  the  sunset's  ro.-'y  bloom  ; 

Willi"  dirk  ihr  >u;;li  willowy  vistas  seen 
The  r"»    r  rolled  in  sbado  bttwecn. 

From  out  ihr  ilarkncss  where  we  I  rod. 
We  j;«/ed  up'<u  those  b  lis  of  (Jod. 

Wlio'c  li;;Iit  s-nned  not  of  moon  or  sun, 
We  spake  imt.  luU  our  thuii{;ht  was  one. 

We  pan.-ed.  as  if  from  that  brif;ht  ^bo^c 
Deekoiied  oiir  licar  ones  gone  before  ; 

And  stay«d  our  hcatinst  hearts  tobear 
The  voit•l^  lo.stto  mortal  enri 
f  nddm  on-  pathway  tiirntd  from  night, 
The  hills  .swim;,'  opm  to  Ihe  light; 

Thro'ihiir  j;rien  {rait-:  the  .«ur.Fhiiio  «li(  wed 
A  h.iig,  -1.1. it  >pliiid   r  downward  flowe  1. 

r>i.w!i  }:hide  and  glen  and  bank  it  rolleJ, 
Itl»rilg«.d  ihe  .Nhadtd  stream  with  gold; 

.\nd  home  on  jiiers  of  mist  allied 
The  yuaiiosNV  with  the  sunlit  side  ! 

"So,"  said  we.  "when  our  feet  draw  neat 
The  liver  dark,  with  mortal  fear, 

And  tho  night  cometh  ehiil  with   dew, 
0  TatUrl  let  tliy  light  shine  through!"' 

So  Jef  the  hills  of  doubt  divid'', 

.'•o  bri'  g-<  with  faith  the  suultss  tide! 

.?o  let  the  eye.s  that  full  en  earth 
On  thy  eternal  hills  look  rorlh  ; 

And  in  thj  beekoninp  angels  know 
The  dear  ono-^  wh<  m  wc  love  b-'low! 


lie  \\'m\  g«no  oil  ll.iis  from   morning 
till  Ill-lit  («'Xt'q)t  wlien  ho  was  engaged 


The  .Modern  )^Ir  Isaac. 

The  Troy  Tunes  tells  us  how  Ifaa- 
at  hi.i  nuals)  for  about  a  month,  when  |  Xewton  became  coiiimissiotitr  of  .n-ri 
the  kill- he-:in  to  be  rather  tired    with    culture: 
his  locu.sts,  aiul   iuterrupteJ   his  story 

with  :  .  -  ^ 

"  \V\11,  well,  wc  have  heard  enough  |  i,e  ever  got  office,  and  such  au  ofilee  a.« 
of  the  locuBts:  we  will  suppoo  they  |  l,©  long  occupied  wiihout  fillinj.',  was  a 
helped  ihimsclvcs  to  all  the  corn    they    wonder  to  all  his  friends,  and  a  woi.dei 


Mr.  Newton  was  not  Lorn  to    oflico. 
nor  was  oflice  thrust  upon  him.     'I  ha' 

1.  .  CC. 1 1.     ....     ^fl:,.,.    o- 


wanted.     Tell  us  what  happened  after 
ward." 


to  himself.     Fully  sixty  winters  passed 
over  bis  head,  and  Sir  Isaac  had  never 


'Jo  whieh  the    storyteller    answsred  :  sliaken  official  (lust  from  his  shoes,  noi 

deliherately  :  dreamed  of  such  a   thinj;.     Fur   many 

'*ir  it  please  your  majesty,  it  is  iin-  ^  ycais  he  sold  ice  cream   and  fresh  pies 

posi-ible  to  tdl  what    ha['pened   a^ter    i  to  railroad    passengers   between    I'hila 

ward  before  I  tell  you  what  happened    delphia,  Babimore  and  Washington.— 

In  the  early  day.'?  of  Mr.  Lincoln's  ad 

ministration,  liis  interest  in  the  country 

:itid    the    advantage.^*    offivrcd    in    the 

Washington  market,  took    l-im   more 

and  more  to  tbc  capital  of  iiis  nffiic:ed 

carried  on-  anoil^  of  corn,    and    country.     It  is  stated  that   one  day    in  .  ^ 

then  another  locust  went  in  and  carried  ;  the  goodness  of  his  heart,  he  scut  Mrs  |  «^dInoss  at  a  sermon  proverb  a..     Nt 

oil    another  grain  of  coin."  |  '--o.nsix  quarts  ot  eatly,  Ycry  eaily  :Kean  to  r.ad  the  Mu.g  o^/  ;»>-,    -" 

The  king  r^Itci.ed  with    uncon,uera.    peas.     They  were  accepted  by  the    la-  i'^at  i,et.  oen  Davi<    and  Golnih  or  th. 

-.        •  1  1        \  A„  ,>r  ib«  wi/ifr.     H,,n«o    witli    iniuv  story  ot  tlie  prodigal  Son    or  ol  L  in*l  ."< 

bleralieiioe  tor  S!.\  monthii  more,  when    dy  ot  tho  \\  Ip.to     11.  use    v\un    man}  j  i         '"^ 

.     .  11-  1  tUniilo       Viito.l  Mt  1n«5  siicco«s  he  very  "tnuncialions  ot  the  henbes  ans  rn   r- 

l.e  a<'ain  interrupted  bun  with  :  thanks.     jjatMi  ai  ins  sucu  .  s  ne  ^lij  , 

-O'l  •  'rien-^  '  I  am  we-^ry  of  vour  soon  repeated  the  kindness  by  sending  |  «secs,  or  to  recite  one  ot  Chabne.s  ser- 
locusts.'  How  .oon  do  you  tbiuklheyj  Mrs.  Lincoln  a  crock  of  the  very  finest  jnons,  and  you  wi.l  s  e  pe.ple  who  h  d 
^i„  p.vedoneV"  j  l>"tUT.     '1  banks    a.ain-tbanks    ^om   begun  to  a-ju^t  themselves  m  tne  c<.r- 

T.>  w.i-.eh   the  storvleller  u.ade    an-    the  White  House-again  overwhelmed   mr.s  ol  li.e.r  .<eat.  lor  the.r  accustomed 


fir.st." 

And  lie  wont  on  : 

"And  then  another  locust  went  in 
and  carried  off  another  grain  of  corn, 
and  then  another   locust  went  in    and 


The  Stage  and  the  Tu'-iit. 

Fancy,  says  the  Uiasirlow  (Sct.t'an.i) 
JLr<dd  the  thiiiling  eflectol  theScrip- 
lures  it'  read  as  Keaii  reads  S.iakc.i- 
jtcaic  <d'  recites  Macauley  !  And  wly 
-IiMiild  we  not  have  it  so?  Is  it  rigia 
iid  I  roper  tint  every  hook  f(;r  piibiic 
ie;iding  .vhould  have  justice  diiie  to  it 
e.veept  the  IJji.lc  ?  Aii<l  that,  wh  le  ev- 
ery iher  i.s  allowed  tho  advautage.'*  of 
I  natural  and  iuipressive  deliveiy,  re- 
leligii.Ji  is  denied  tbcni  by  all  ?  The 
Miunstrous  la!Ia<y  with  whieh  well 
tneair.ng  but  ouiuse  people  have  beguil- 
ed ibemselves,  is  ib.it  such  readin^xand 
iceiting  would  be;  theatrical,'  and  ilat 
(lieatrit  al  e.vhibititnis  are  not  leeoininj^ 
in  the  jiouse  of  (rod.  To  llis  hollow 
and  lidicUloui  fillatiy  m.iy  be  traced 
most  of  the  o.vecrable  pnljit  reading 
and  do'ivery  that  rub  the  ScripiUies  if 
half  their  power,  and  bavt;  often  mado 


swer  ;  "(;,  King  I  v.ho  can  tell  ?  At 
the  time  to  which  my  story  bus  coi'^c, 
the  locu.ns  have  cleared  a  smod  place  ; 
it  may  be  a  cubit   each  way  round   thf 


iheoldman.  Rare  squashes,  HiormouS|'^'»^oze,  sit  up  and  listen  to  biiii  very 
pumpkins,  delicious  inelon.s,  strings  of^l'^«-'  "'U'  ^-K^'^-  ^'}^'^  and  l^aied  b.e::rh. 
onions,  crisp  le.tuce,  plump  cahb.:ges  And  all  this  simply  Lecu.se  Keau 
followed,  not  in    unseendy    frequency.   ^>»'»i^l  ^^  ll>^'  piece  ju-^tiee,  that  is,  rnad 


if  nnv  t)o  .T.  cubit   each  wav  rour.u  lU''  :  -vii -.!■>.",  ..v.-v,                       j           i         *     ■»       .       i-          i       •           i  .  .     i            i 

I         T  n  r^i    is    till  dirk    With  lo-  I  "or  ,n  large  quantities,  the  gilt  of  Isaac,  U  naluraby  and  as  u  ought  to  be  r.  :ul 

i\f>le    and  the  air  is  :?tlll   tlaiK.    >>iLn  lo                        o     i                  >          <=•                         /\          i     .              i  i                    i       -.t     ..       , 

llUlt,    tHiM    Hiv^    »»••      -^  .  ,.        .     ,       ■■  .'.1    ^     T» I   i:   .  (Ill       \V    IMf.       I1;l>sl'dl>        oiVt     Mil       I'lllt'T       lit 


l>''';lI.Ai:  •-.mmnni.-ati.ns    are    held  on  the  |    B^  ,'rt*  *  5  P^  G  i  V-?  J"  ji'^  J  O  ^^' f-  • 
I  V  I'  •«  — "d   ilird  W..;i.e  .1   ysote:Hh  m^nth.      -"US'  ^    <-  ^ »  *•  •"  »■  ■  "» -^    -^ 


The  Story  WI'h«!Ut  an  i:i:d. 


It    ;•    V  »LNr,.  W    M  , 
L  w.  .1.:  »\v\\  s.  w 

K    »V.  TKKfr.li.  J.  W. 
W  i.  A.  WAV,  Tri.*.. 


Tin  re  was  niue  :i  eertaiu  King,  who, 
H^vings.mrd  li.e  ..IV... t  ol  /  iU«T  (.'I.A.'^.'^    Iiki-    iiiaiiy   Kastcrii    Kin;:'',   was    very 


n  !•  covsrAN,-5.  s.  1) 

A     K.  K  \<I.MAN,  J     l».  „ .  - 

J    I!.  i;!ArM.»Nr.    '^ler.  ;  wrkinen.  I  a'n  a'.le  oi  •lit-'   tin-  be.-l  ipiainy   ol 
GKO.  II.  KIN-Sl.KY.  S.e.  


I  0   of  G   T 

WINNEUAGO  CITY  LUDOK,  NO  11. 
|>  '■('.  I  l.Ai:  meeting  t-vtry  l-'r;  lay  everirg,  at 

I   t     .MnollMoV     IMI. 

r  :-  \\\iz,  w.  u  s.      e.  u  lurcniNS,  w.  c.  T. 

»F>'i  -tALS  ).*  Fv::iaAri.T  corsTY. 
\«i:s"r— F.  w.  r\nv.       r-.-s"r-i:.  r..  jounsun 

^•,i«trr-  K.  L»M  .  »l.i'l;--<     K.CIIAi'M.. 

Ato.'iev— J.  II.  >lM:<»rT   Ju.li:.- AMOS-    I'KKsToX, 
Cjro..«r— W  .M.  A.    W.\V     Cot...-  UK  LA  VKKO.NE. 


...._..-      .  ,.  ,^  .  •.   .,   ||.,      f  M.li.r  lif.irlni;  H*<»ries   tohl.     To   this 

wi.rk,  h<itU  .M«niila.-timii^    a'ol    Sn-painng.  .J.'i>  --^ 

hjng,  ll.Tie  k  Oi  .^h.-tii.;.'.  Ac    in  ihi- b.-.-t  nan-     ;iiiiiisemelil  he  gave  U[)  all  his  tilnO,  but 

nir,  Tliaiiktiil  t..r  pa>t  lav.f.  I   wonhl  so  ieil   1  "     •    n      i         ri-i  .,;    ..^ 

Ho.ntinuaneeot  the  puhii- pan..na,M..  lu-  was  never  satislled.       Hic  e.\ei  tions 

vin!'Jtf  .1.  M.  WIM.KI  Ki;.  i.T  bs  e.'tnt  ievs    were  all  in   vain.     He 

\i7uMr^~\7'r"i       iM^T~\~n      -'^  '='''  niMi-a  pmclamation  ihatifany 
VVH0L;-SALL     .».     LLIAIL^^ .h.u.id  tell  him  a  s'ory  that  slmuld 

I  1  ,:isr  |or.'\  .r,  he  would    certainly    make 
d'OCkCS*y     S^tOE'C!  '  l.i  ..  W^  lu-ir  and  .Jve  him  the  pinee.^s 


C'Minfy  Com.  ^*\  D  sr.-.A.  V.  MOHK, 

'.I  ••     —II.  .1.   .NKAl,. 

••  '•      .HI  ••     — .)  mIV  li.  SIS.SON, 

••  ••      4  li  "     -  JAV.KS  rCAVS. 

••  "      .'.111  ••     — J  (.-Ki'll  IJ  \<,'ib,rT. 

—  Dittricf  C 'tir*    ifrtiis  Di^'iict  iiieets;if    U!u«'  Kanli 
City  o  1  tilt  t!ijl    .Momhiv  in  Juot. 

c.  j.~FAii77i?Y\ 

rn  FN/c  I  A  X  A  yi)  s  un  g  eox 

<  TFK  I-:  AT  Tin:  DiJi  <i  stokl:. 

Ca'.U  by  day  ornigbi  i»  omptly  attended  lo. 
Winnebago  City,  .Aug.  1 J,  18GC. 


.MANK  \TO.    MIN.V. 

A!d5i:UT  S    Wli.TK,  IVopiiitor. 


Dr.  J.  1*.  IIuQics, 

Physician  &  Surgeon, 

OTi  e  '.ver  ihi-  il  ir  Iwan^  .Store,    Main    St.,  Win- 
n.hi.i'1  riiv.  .Minii'ry.ta. 

N.  li  — 0.1ie  «  i>eu  for  ealls  at  all  boura   of  the 
d  ijf  .III  I  nighl 

AN'l^'.i::W   C.  DL.SN, 

.Vttoi  iiev  .'^nil  C;n.nscll<)r  at  Law 

^<y-    Will    rtte^d     to    profjssional     busines* 
I'jr  ii^h  >ut  the  .*tate. 
lV'i.jiiebago  City,  Minn. 


Croekory.  (Jlas-'-w  ire.  Cr^  eeric.«.  Ac,  foi  sab- 
by  wholesale  "r  titiil.  t'luntry  st.ut—  nioplii-'t 
«in  reas.in.ibh;  t«riii-i  U'l-'iii-  on  Aiuiii  Jrlrccl 
ncui'ly  oppositn  L'radit-y  .%  IJ  o. 


1*.  K.  'VLSKi:, 
Pi  ac'lical    ^\'atc•!l-^L'^kc\T, 

A  N  I> 

J  ij  w  I :  L  i:  11 , 

Mankato.  -  -  -  Minn. 

i»i:ai.i:'i  is 

W.itfdicP,  clucks.  .1.  wiliy  ct  silver  vritu- 

U'jpairin<2  neatly  cxeeu'ed  and  wai ranted. 


CHAS.   Hi:iL!  ()!;.V. 

M  itiil':i'-!iir>r  Mill    l»i-atei  ill 


w^ILL.illD  &  liAltSKY. 
Att  xneys Sz  Couiis'jlors at  Law. 

.\I\n:{\Tv>.  ui.LK    EAItlll  COLNIV.MINN. 

— h.   I  »<...!  prinptly  and  fVilhruily  to  all  buiincr.iin- 
uitt^il  to  their  c.ire- 

llive(..rstU-at   all  times,  l..i go  quantities  of 
\Vi;i.iL-!.iro    Tijst    Lands,  and  other     raluable 
F.irining  lands. 
.A.   W.i^LAai/.    -    -    2I7I     -_^  .F  S   nAltXf.Y 

COX  V  LUS  E^I  10  C  SE, 

Blue  Earth  City, 

This  bouse  having  been  repaire.l  and  newly  fnr- 
„isbe.l  throughout,  is  now  open  for  the  reeeplion 

^'^Thrilroprietor  respcc  fuliy  .olioits  the  patron- 
,.e  of  the  traveling  vublio,  and  is  .^eterm.nrd 
that  none  sha'l  go  away  dissatisfied  who  may  la 

Tor  Iiiiu  with  fi  eall.  ^„     „         •  .   _ 

47y  <;.  ^.  CONVKUSE.  Proprietor. 


his  d.m''httr,  in  niarriago.  but  if  any 
one  s'niiulil  preieiid  he  had  sueba^tMiy 
;.nd  shou'd  iail—  thd  i."*.  if  the  story  did 
e  >;ne  to  ;in  einlr- he  was  to  have  Ids 
b  •  d  eut  oJV. 

For  .Mndi  a  pr'.cc  as  n  bcauiilul  piiii 

iM'ss  :ii  d  :i  kiiig«lom    many    candiilalcs 

appeared,    a"d     dieadfu!     b^iii;    stories 

s.iiie  »'{'  them  told.   Some  lasted  a  week, 

collie  a  n.onih,  and  some  y\x    months. 

,  oor  lellows,  ihey  all  sp.m  them  out  as 

I.  Il"'  :is  they  possibly  cnuld,  but   all     in 

vain.     Sooner  or  later  they  all  came  t.t 

<n  end.  ono  afier  anolh.>r,  and    the  un- 

;  linky    story  tellers    h  id     their    heads 

ilioiioed  ifl'.     At  last  came  a  man  who 

s.ii«l  that  he  had  a  story  that  would  last 

.oicvir,  it  h:s  majesty  would  be  j.leas- 

u  I  to  i^iv.;  him  a  niah    He  was  warned 

u!'  h.s  d.nger;  they  t«dd  him  how  many 

h  ol  tiud  and  lost  their  heads,  but  be 


of  cverv    variety. 

''  III »■• -  » 

Gilt^MoilltFlMirs   K(*V)t  On  Hand  U:,  d  that  he  wa- n.d  afiaid  ;  and  so    he 
^                *  ...  1     ...     .1       1  :....        II..  ,.... 


WARE  ROOMS   COUNKI!   OF  IIICKOUV  i  SHCONK 
ST?.  MANKAIO    MIN.N.  21yl 


I^ILLIAUI)    FvOOM. 

D^N  .MaliKIIA'd  ti.  CO.   FR33. 

Opptisito  t'littoii  Hoiifc, 

^In^'Uat'),   Mlliiitftot'i. 

Our  tabU's  are  iin«(  «fid  ar.;  of  the    bvsi    .nnke 
Good  eigars  ahd  liiiuori.  at  the  bar.  4'J\  I 


UlAFTON    HOUSE. 

Fro.it  'Jtrett,  ueavthe  Lc  «e. 
MANKATO. MINNESOOA. 

M-    T.    U.  SLOWER,    Proprietor. 

Cen»r»»  Stasvf  Ofticefor  all  Point:. .  .tti*  State.     OooJ 
'     St»Mln|{  with  attentive  Osllr'«^        19yl 


LAW'S   TIOTKL. 

Corner  of  Wolie.V  A  Main  Streets.  Winnebago  Ci»y 

D.  S.  LAW  Proprietor. 

Blades  leave  this  ll.iuno  for  all  Points. 

There  is  aU'.  a  g^^J  "very  '=°»''«'=*''^^  J^;Jo*.|;; 
II<>u«e. 

LL  kind!  of  Jwi)  Work  dooo  to  order  »t  tbie 
OCBt*. 


CHARLES  E.  MAYO, 

WHOLESALE  LEALEU  IN 

HAIIPWAME  i 

A GENS  FOR 

FAX  II  15  A  N  K  S     SCALES! 


ST.  VAVh. 


T:Jn34y1 


's.MIlll    ct    HUMPIIUEV, 

Devi  era    in 

BOOKS  &  STATION  liUY 

POST   OKFICK  IM.rr.DlNO,    FRONT  Sf., 
MANKATO, MINN. 

e^Parlieular  attention  paid  to  Music  Orders 

~A  n'cv7bito~f"lFarr«nf.v  Deeds  yi^l 
nriuted  and  b.r  sale  at  tlrs  office.  Al- 
to »U  kiads  of  Juaiicc's  BlanJu, 


.v:;s  brought  beii  it"  the  kiii<:.      He  w  a 
.1  man  of  a  very  composed    ami  denh- 
ra  «:  way  ol  speaking,  and  after  mak- 
in-  a'l  iiecis.>ary  sti|)ulatioiis     for    his 
r:,t  ng,  drinking  and    sleeping,  be  thus 

began  : 

'  ()li   kin.' I    tbore  w.as  once  a  king 
.vh.»  was  a  great  tyrant;  and  desinng 
10  ioerease  his  riches,  he   seized    upon 
tiie  corn  in  liis  kin-don,  and    put  it    in 
an  imineiise  granary  which   was  built 
on  purpose,  as  high  as   a   mountain.— 
This  lie  did  for  several  yet^vs,  until  the 
.^Mana.y  was  quite  fuU  to  the  top.     He 
riieii  stopped  the  doms  and  windows  on 
.,11  sides.     15ut  the  brieklayers  had    by 
aeci  lent,  left  a  small  hole  near  the  top 
of  tbeerai.ary,  t'ud  there  came  a  flight 
of  locusts,  and  tried  to  get  at  tl-e  corn, 
hut  the  hole  was  so  small  that  only  one 
locust  could  pass  through  at  a  time.— 
So  one  locust   went  in  and  cariicd  off 
one  grain   of  corn,  and   then   anotlier 
locust  went  in  and  carried  off  another 
-riiii  of  corn,  and  then  another  locust 
went  in  and  carried  off  another   grain 
of  corn,  and  then  another  locust  went 
in  and  carried    off  auotbcr   gram    of 


cu^s  on  all  sides.  15ut  let  the  king 
have  |iaticncc.  and  no  doubt  wo  f-hall 
have  coiuu  to  the  end  oi  them  in  time." 

Thus  encouraged  the  king  listened 
on  for  another  fu.lyear,  the  story-teller 
nfoin'Min  still  as  bet\)re  : 

••And  another  locust  went  in  and 
carried  oil'  anolher  grain  of  corn,  and 
then  another  locust  came  and  carried 
off  another  grain  of  corn  and  then  an- 
other locust  went  in  and  carried  off 
another  grain  of  corn,  and  then  another 
l(!cust  went  in  and  carried  ofT  another 
ovaiu  of  corn,  and  then  another  locust 
wen!  in  and  carried  olV  another  grain  of 

corn  "' 

At  last  the  jto^rk'n.' could   stand    it 

no  loii'^er,  and  he  eii*  <i  out  : 

'*0h  I  man.  that  is  enough  !  Take 
my  dau'.:hterl  take  my  kingdom  I  take 
anything,  every  tiling  ;  only  let  me  hear 
no  more  of* the  ahominalde  hcusts." 

And  so  the  story  teller  was  married 
to  the  kingV  daughter,  and  was  declar- 
td  hcM-  to  the  throne,  and  nobody  ever 
expressed  a  wish  to  hear  the  rest  of  the 
story,  for  ho  said  it  was  impossible  to 
come  «o  the  other  part  of  it  till  he  had 
done  with  the  locu.-ts. 

It  IS  stated  ihat  after   the  groat  sue 
ee^^s  of  ''Ihe  Ideas  of  Madame  Aubray,' 
tl;e  late.-t  play  of  the  younger  Dumas, 
M.  Dumas,  ;><?rt',  wrote  to  his   son   as 

I'd  lows  : 

Slit:  Your  writings  are  charmini:. 
I  should  like  to  write  something  con- 
jointly with  you.  I  refer  you  to  my 
published  \\ork.s 'Monte  Cristo,'  'Les 
Trois  Mousquei aires,'  'Yingt  ans  oprc-V 
etc  ,  for  my  tetitimonials,  and  I  am, 
Aht-XANDKE  Dlmas. 

To  this  the  author  of  'Les  Dames  aux 
(;amelias'  rep  ied  as  follows: 

Sill  :     HI  bad  not  read  your  works, 
the  very  high  ojiinion  which  my  father 
has  t.f  you  Would  have  forced    me  to 
acc\i>tyoU'.-  proposal.     I  am,  abo, 
Allxandre  Dumas. 


to  the  first  lady  of  the  Republic  j  On    what    p..-iMe    groiid,  either    of 

Mrs.  Lincoln  had  a  kind,  good  heart,  common  sense  or  good  t;iSte,  can  ob 
and  one  day  she  said  U  Abrah.m,'\Vhy  j-cinn.s  be  taken  lo  the  iiaiund  deiivu-y 
ea.rt  I.<aae  Newton  have  an  office  r'-  "f  =1^  !^'='^l  ^''^^  .^erm.n  ?  Il  Garri- k 
'Certainly  he  can  have  an  office,'  said  ^'^"ii  ^' t  even  the  i:-.im  soldier,  v.hu 
the  President,  'Fll  make  bun  a  briga-  j  was  on  d.ity  :it  ihe  roi.'  r.  f  \w  s  re.  t. 
dier,'  'No,  now  I  am  in  earnest;  cair  blubl  ering  l.ke  a  ciiild  ;  amJ  ii  Mrs. 
Isaac  Newton  have  an  office?'  'Yes,  Suldons  c«miM  ovcipow.r  li.e  io.  mi  t 
I'll  make  him  gaidener  to  tho  While  ,  ira-e.iian  Vuung  thai  he  co  od  not  re 
House.'  'That  is  not  an  office;  it  is  liain  Ironi  .-obbing.  al.>ud,  ihoiii;h  he 
onlvaplace;  I  mean  a  good  oir.ce.''—  was  hnnsell  on  the  stage  act  sig  li  e 
Old  Abe  saw  the  way  to  peace  in  hisjvnlain  ot  :h-.' piece— and  ;il  this  while 
domicile  w.is  in  ^ivinu' Isaac  an  (dliccj  merely  ulu  iinglhe  w  or.l.- ul  a  li.t;  i..u^ 
and  the  happy  thought  stiuck  hnn  or.chaiaLicr  w  li.il  overwludmnig  iffi-.i.s 
makini;  him  CoM.missioner  of  Agi'cul  lintheway  of  awakening  Mn..ers  and 
turc.  Isaac  was  diimb!ouiided  b  U  j  j.ies.-ing  Innue  ihe  mess  .g.- ».!  ihe  (ios 
happy,  and  continued  in    that    singul.r   pel,  migi.t  not    be  introduced   by  mm 


The  excavations  now  being  made  in 
Syria  have  resulted  in  the  discover}, 
at  Nadir  Sarapc,  of  a  Hebrew  house, 
dating  from  about  the  second  century 
before  Christ.  Some  of  the  rooms  are 
in  perfect  preservation,  and  contain  a 
number  of  Hebro.w  books,  including 
the  books  of  Moses  and  the  Realms. 

A^youiig  iMethodiit  clergyman  his 
preach'jd  from  the  steps  of  his  church, 
in   Salisbury,  N.    IL,  all   through   the 


ciiidiCum  frotii  the  day  of  his  appoint 
ment  until  he  was  rulhksdy  deoajVi 
tatcd  on  Tuesday  last..  Tho-e  who 
were  in  the  habit  (d*  seeing  hini  in  h  s 
office  know  that  he  'admiiii>^tr."ted'  w  ilh 
vi"or.  'ihebu-sin  the  slu»w  ca-<  s 
were  always  kept  in  or<K'r  The  gaiden 
seeds  had  their  pr 'j  er  libels.  'ibi- 
(lowers  were  aira'  god  in  tin;  highest 
style  of  art.  No  coutify  seed  sor- 
was  never  more  inviting  nr  in'eretiii:^ 
than  wa*  Newton's  dejtaitinent.  '!  in 
most  difficult  du'ies  of  his  offi.-e  weie 
devolved  uj)  n  a  well-appuinte.l  and 
experienced  set  of  subordn  ites  ;  Isaac 
superiir ended  affairs  in  general,  and 
'showed  up  the  visitors.'  He  was 
especially  at  home  on  early  Ftraw  ber- 
ries and  'garden  sts*.''  'Ihe  knowledge 
he  dispensed  on  these  sidjects  to  vis 
itors  was  cheap  as  dirt  at  31,000  [)er 
year,  his  salary. 

Ml  SIC    AT    Home.- Every    w  man 
who  has  an  appetite  for  music  or  sing- 
i„.jr,*<hould  bless  God  for  the  gift,  and 
cultivate  it    with   diligence— not   that 
ohe  may  dazzle    s' rangers,    or   win  ap 
plausc  from  a  crowd,  but  that  she  may 
brint'  'dadness  to  her  ovru   fireside.— 
The  influence  of  mu<ic  in   strengthen 
ing  the  affections  is  far  from  being  p  t 
ceived  by  many  of  its  admirers  ;  a  sweet 
melody  binds  all  hearts  together,  as  it 
were  with  a  golden  cord ;  it  makes  the 
pulses  beat  in   unison,  and    the    bean 
thrill  with  sympathy.     Rut  the   music 
of  the  fireside  must  be  simple  and    un 
pretending;   it  does   not  require   bril- 
liancy  of  execution,  but  tenderue-s  of 
feeling—  a  meny  tune  for  the  young - 
a  more  subdued    s.rain    for  the  aged, 
but  none  of  the  noisy  claptrap   which 
is  so  popular  in  public.     It  is  a  mist  >kc 
to  suppose  that    to    enjoy    music  re- 


whu  arc  giving  utterance,  in   iln-ir  owu 
character,  to  ihciiiosi  subiiiiie  ami  ?jul 


sliiriii'j;  tm  lis. 


winter,  the  house  having  been    closed 

a'l-aiust  him  soon  after  ho  was  scut  there,    quires    great  cultivaticm.     The  degie< 


corn. 


>> 


No  one  comes  to  hear  him,  but  storm 
or  shine,  lie  takes  his  position  with  un- 
covered bend,  and  e.Mhorls  and  prays^ 
and  no  expostulation  or  entreaty  can 
turn  him  from  wdiat  he  deems  his  duty. 

'Good  blood  will  always  show  itself,' 
as  tho  old  lady  said  when  she  was 
struck  by  tho  reduesa  of  her  ooie. 


of  enjoymeut  wi>l  of  course,  vary  with 
our  power  of  appreciation,  but  lik. 
all  other  gre.at  influences,  it  is  ab'.e  to 
attack  even  the  ignorant  And  thi<  is 
what  the  poets  taught  when  they  m  .  h 
Orpheus  and  his  brethren  the  civilizt-rs 
of  the  earth. 
Manner  is  a  great  raattcr. 


♦'liuw  aro  Yuii,  Bill  i" 

Yes'erdav  allemoon,  tin  ing  llic  re- 
ci'ss  ol  ilio  t.  onvenii'in,  wc  l.iol:  a.>tr  !i 
up  .Main  street,  widi  ou  ohag  iiouh 
and  i;ool  lo  iking  youii::  iVieml,  .Ju  igo 
Will  T.  H.nly,  of  Mount  Su- ling. — 
Our  obji'clive  point  was  l.scolt.s  :::..|.c« 
ry,  wheie  we  intended  to  dazz'e  his 
eyes,  bewi'dcr  h.s  b  .an  and  captivi.le 
his  fancy,  by  introdu.-in^  h  m  to  the 
ma.-ter  w.)iks  of  the  painters  g.  .lin^;. 
.)  ii.'^l  alter  pa>sing  F.niith  .-Irt-ct  we 
W(!:e  conside.ably  astonishe ',  an  i  oi^r 
iricnd— who,  wiihout  excepiiou  is  \U^ 
mo.-t  modest  umii  ii  Kentu  ky-  iiil^en 
'all  .aback,  by  .a  youn^  and  lovdy  la  y 
rii<hini' out  of  ;i  store  and  I'urA;  inj:  :i 
pair  of  the  whitest,  roundest  and 
piumiicst  anus  about  the  .Ju.lge's  m  ek 
Warm,  earnest  and  lieavenlv  ksses 
lell  uj»on  bis  own,  tVom  lips  ih.il  w.-iild 
tempt  a  bee  lo  search  lor  luniey.  He 
twceii  the  jiauses  of  ihe  kisses  &hc  ex- 
claimed : 

'Why,  Dili,  how  are  yon?*  (Ki-s.) 
'When  did  you  get  back':*  (Kss.)  — 
U  here  have  you  been  a  1  this  lioiu/^^ 
Why  have  you  not  been  to  see  n-,  yoa 
queer  olJ  duck,  you  ?  ( Ivi.ss,  kiss. ) 

'.\la-a-a '  ^Ivis-,  ki>s,  kiss) 

•Theio.  there,  you  darlii-g-  (kiss)  Fm 
not  going  to  scold  you?'  (Ki-s,  Ui.s  , 
kb^-',  ki.«s,) 

Oar  friend's  (ace  turned  as  red  as  a 
boiled  lobster.  His  eyes  s:o^d  out  lVo:u* 
h  8  hea  I  !i!»e  the  horns  of  a  ^-ea  ling 
c.ilf.  I'er-piiatioii  jioured  down  his 
cheeks  in  drt»ps  as  lar-e  a-^  paitridgo 
e::i:s,  and  sudic  eiit  quautity  t«>  ihor- 
ou"'hlv  w.'ish  his  shiit.  At  las;,  by 
oncenlratiog  ail  his    streiigili     f.»r    u 

singe  (b'csive  ifFo;*.  the  J.j.l.jo 
wrenched  hnnself  Ir.-in  'he  Indy's  em- 
brace cxcl  "iminir  a^  he  did  s». 

*.Madam,  ilieie's  .s.-m.-  mi^t.ke  hi-n-  1' 

'(4<»od  (io  i  1    ei-.e<l  the    la!y,    when 

i»he  diseoV'trt'd  s'e  had    been    wa-tiiig 

ur  sweiiiiess  on   a    straairer.     *>'ool 

■iod!   I  lli"Ug!if  it  w:i>;  Hill    Dvis!  ..  • 

.-V'ld  in   an  in  taut  a   visioa  i»!'  criuoiino 

ind  a  <  alrVe    diappc;irii!g   lhi«  ugli    :» 

neiiibbtuing  <b»<!-  w  s  all  ihal  w  !«  nim 

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NVIXN  i:iiAi;0  CITY,  MINN. 
MAY  8. 1867. 

£.   A.  HOTCHl-liSS,  Editor. 


A  corrcf<|ioiu]tMit  ot  the  St,  Paul  Pi- 
OMcer^  wriling  from  Furibaiilt,  Miuu., 
uiuUt  ilalo  of  M:\y  1st,  S!^y^ 


iSiLWS    ITEMS. 


Minncap'ilis  is  full  of  lueagles. 
Tiiiins  on  the  S.  M   K.  II.  have  corn 
like    t'x;inmi;ition    ot  Allirrt    Ilovt  •=»    ^ 


•;iti  ixalluT  it  \i<  Mi  follows  : 

Ilitvt's  cMlllo  have  hccu  tlilvcn  hy 
liiui  sevornl  liuies  into  StamrcrJ's  on 
•^»^ulv,  iiiul  on  yestc'i\l;iy  I'.ioruinuj 
Iloyl  sent  two  of  his  cluUlrcM  l'>  diivii 
lliciii  into  it  aiiain,  wliou  S^'iiulorJ  Jruvc 
;lu  in  out  aiii  till?  c-hi:»lri'n  home. 

lloyt  imme.liatoly  took  d(»\vii  1h.s  nx 

iiul  s;iiil  lie  would   «,'<)    :u:il   s.-itle    the 

(iiatter  wilh  Ktain'onl,  and   s'.arloil   lor 

tamfoitrtj  lu>u.so,  incLtin^   hi  in,  as   it 


I'riiitlot;   rivpcr. 

A  Into  tolournm  Uom  Now  Y«)'k  con 
tTiimthc  f"llowiii>;  infonnalion  concern 
iui;  ihc  \t\'uv  o!    ))riiUiM«4  ]  apiT  : 

I'mlor  llto  iiitliu'ooo  of  lOioiit  iinj'Or 
tatiot'^  ot  I'viuiiu-'  j  apoi  Irom  Muh'I'O, 
juul  the  jiruhahUily  (»f  furllu'r  i>r(.krs 
lifMls^  :^on'.  (vut,  llu'  I  r  c-o  i»f  I'-.r.:,  ji.liU 
h:i!^  .u'vllmMl  to  1')!  an.]  lt»  enits  jui 
pou'id.  Straw  aii'l  r.o^'  nrxo  1  raiii;c.s 
irnoi  i;>j  'o  !.'>  vcws  as  por  quality.  — 
Tliv'  j.uMislu'is  hoii'  :irc  <K'l».'iiiiiiui]  uoi 

10  .-iilniit  any  li^iijor  to  'hc'  e.xtoriionat'- 
jMiri'!«  i:tij»"S'(l  Uj>.  II  ll.rm  1' r  a  yo.ii 
I.  vt.  (J, .1(1  juiiit  |>it'«r,  suh  as  tlu- 
ji;HM-rrt  now  uso,  cao  bo  jiurel.a-od  iii 
JkMc-.'.vm  for  I'i.^iii  to  luiu'  ei'uts  \ri 
|.oan.l  in  u'Mil,  ami  c.ui  bo  lalJ  J->wii 
iiiMT  iu^'ii'liiij  tlie  tluty,  frci-ht,  iusi:r- 
:':ioi',  (•■>i:inii<>i«''..,  Jc*-  ,  at  about  six 
tri'ii  c 'nt>  ;  :nt(l  niMi\'  than  tint  |»rici' 
ihi-  No«v  Y'>ik  ih.ilifs  havf  r«.s  .Ivetl 
ii  >l  t>  pay  liio  JiHiK'Sfio  v.v  nulitclurer-. 

Thi-  Now  Voik  Tri^'itiiH  h.-s  for  :. 
loui;  t-iuf  buujit  ail  *.f  its  j>:iui  paju'i 
in  Im  l«;!Uin. 

TIm'  j>aj«M'  up  n    which   il.«'    IIoMK 
Pir.AO  i.s  p.iiitL'v].  il>  livi'iL'il  liore.,  c  'Sls 
a  triiL-  m  .r»-  tli.ari   t^vo  ly   ioir  conts  a 
j.ouii  i,  :)r..l  iu-re'of'r'j  has  bv'on   nr.sor- 
a'»'.- .-!iii",  >^fir.-oly  ih.s^'rvin:^  the  nanu' 
of  p*p-  r,  aii.l  m.a:!uf:u-;uro  I  .it    Mlrno 
np.»li.s.     'i  Jiis  week  I'Ur  .^ubsrr.bors  wili 
no'i««'  wi>  aro  usiuu;   a    bot'er  quality, 
whie'n   wo  izot  fr.»:ii    >\"u^con>iu.     Tho 
MlmuMpolis  papf r-ui;ikoi.s  de^^orve    r.' 
lavroiiuge  S(.>  1  ui:  as  th'.'V  c-iitlnuo  to 
press  a  C'tumoa  sized  silraw  stack  au'i 

11  p.uiid  of  r.ijis  int.'  out*  bundle  td*  pa 
por;  bat,  wo   will  aLTi-ie  to  puioha.so  ol 
l!i<  m  whou  ihoy  loo  ihc  uiark.prefonin- 
Ij  dod  ^^  ith  home  manuraelurors. 

There  is  u<»  uond   roasi>u    why    pub 
lishcrs  sh  u!  I  lo  compelled  to  pay  such 
exorbitant  'prices  for  paper    stock,  and 

it  uilv  rc(.uiics  a  i.ttlc  pluck  at    iCdiio     uas  an  old  man,  leaves  a  luri;e  family 
nul  Convcnlious,  to  ovor  ride  ihe^wli  do 
monopoly. 


'dj;u<jf<d  with  Uie  murder  <d  dosiah 
Stomtord,  In  the  town  of  Hritli^owater, 
in  this  county,  i.s  now  in  p.n»iiie.«*.s  ho- 
'ore  Justice  iVrkins.  in  I!enri<  li's  IlaH- 
Tl.c  dov"l'  pmonts  of  the  ca.<o  up  to 
this  houi  .^-tamp  tho  affair  as  one  of  the 
:nosl  atrocious  muidcis  *m  reciud.  The 
iii-^lory  if  the  ca.'-e  antceodcnt  to  tin- 
poipetration  of  the  crime  so    far  as   I    rcecnt  fre.>het  in  Iow:i. 


Tiio  ears  on  t!ie  Pacific  Railroad  aie 
MOW  running  .'U).")  niiles  west  of  Omaha. 

Secretary  S'anton  is  c«.-n fined  to  liift 
house  by  severe  indisposition. 

Tiic  annual  producti.>n   of  diamondri 
is  estimated  at  ^  I,  lUt.)  OUO. 

Tiiirty  lives  have  been   lost  by  the 


U.  S.  Ldiul    OJ/f're. 

WiniK tliapo  City,  Miun.,  Maj  21,  18(57. 
To  .Tutnc."  Mo'irii-y  : 

Jiliii  Sullivan  lins  tlii.s  (Iny  applicfi  for  t!in 
norili  wist  .in.irtcr  of  ."trtion  24,  t.iwn.'liip  102 
noilii,  r-AVj^L  2'J  west  ;  it  t.ciiip  tb)  lanil  you  Olcd 
oil.  Ymi  arc  In  n1»3'  iiotilii-'i  lo  brt  iiii'l  apjicar  .'it 
tills  otfiii;  oil  M.iii<l-iy.  Ilio  -«1  <li*y  of  Juii«,  iSii?, 
nil  <i'»-li»i-k  ji  III,  for  tlio  iiurpo.'-o  of  K'vin;;  llu'. 
wiiulo  uialti-r  a  fair  aii«l  inin:irti:i!  iiivo.«tit;uti«u. 
A.  il.  lUM.IS,  lUi?l-tLr, 
II.  W.  IIOI.I-KV,  Uccfivcr, 


After 
1 
place  to  purchase 

DRY  GOODS, 


John  S.  Johns,  tele^^rajh  operator  :il 
Gtisport,  Ind.,  was  mur<K'rod  in  hi.s  of- 
fice last  \Vedne.~-dav  ni<'ht. 

40,0'"*  bu-hels  of  wheat  have  recent- 
ly been  shipped  from  New  Voik  lo 
Iii:evpooI. 

Judi^e  Pay,  postmaster  of  Ilochestcr, 
-Miun.,  died  ol"  .mii.ill  pox  on  h'riday 
mi'rniii!.;.  Tlie  Union  says  the  citizen!* 
of  that  titv  wi'h  oneaecord  are  in  favor 


r.  S.  Land  OHice. 

Wiiincl.axo  City,  Minn.  Aluy  tth,  1367. 
To  .riTrtiniiih   Ciiiiiiioy  : 

Kie^iiif  Saliivau  iias  l!ii^  (lay  api'lidl  for  tlio 
norlli  wtst  <i'i:.rt<  r  .*<e('tion  12,  to\vii.'iiij>  I02iiorlli 
ran^o  L".l  wost ;  it  lioinjj  the  lainl  you  lil(>l  on. — 
Yon  aiili'TLl.y  imlilitil  to  lie  iiint  .'iiipiarat  tiiis 
■(.I^Cl;  oil  .N.i'ur'liiy  tlio  St||.l:iy  ol'  Jinn-,  l^C.?,  a» 
12  o'll^.ck  M,  liir  the  |nirpii.iu  oT  ;;iviii;^  llic  wliolc 
matter  a  lair  and  iuip^irtial  invi!>ii;.':itioii. 

A.  II.  Ill  I.I.IS.  Uigl-Nr, 
II.  W.  IKU.LKV,  K>cciMr. 

U.  8.  Laiitl  Ollice. 

Wiiiiif1ia;ro  City,  Mill!),  May,  7,  1S(57. 
T  I  Cl!:lrU•.^  S  Kiiiiliai' : 

Willis  ii  I'l  rriii  lia.<  t!ii.^  day  n^iplic'l  ''or  tlio 
iMiilli  wi'.-l  <iMarli'r  of  .•■c'clioii  iw<»,  to>irii.'<liiii  one 
hull  IrLiI  a'.nl  lour  iiorlii,  range  lwriity-niii<!  w<'.''' ; 
il  id  ill;;  iHi;  lainl  yon  likil  oil.  You  nro  ln^nliy 
ii'iiiiicd  tohu  ami  appear  al  ihlti  oflicu  on  iSalanlay 
(he  .S(ii  iJ.^y  of  tJiim-,  lcf'i7,  at  1  oVlixk  p  in,  lor 
ihr  piufio-c  o!  <;iviii!;  >!io  whole  lualtir  n  fair  aii'l 
i  nip  art  1.1 1  in  v.;  a  ligation. 

A.  H.  Isll.M.s,  n.-j<i^(-r. 

u^  w.  nuia.i.v,  iu,ciiv*.r. 

U.  S.  Land  Oilice. 

Winncla;^o  City,  Minn.,  May  lih,    1SC7, 
To  (.'oriK-liiio  C.  Car  . : 

Ira  .M.  lllkfr  has  iLis  day  apjilii-tl  for  Oie 
iswint'l  Iw'iseiAsei.'jelp.c  in,  lowiifhip 
101  iH.rMi,  raii^j  2j  west;  it  bciiijj  tUc  Inii-l 
yiiM  filf'l  on.  You  aro  hfri:'>>  rmlilii-ii  to  h'j  and 
Hiip'Mr  ul  (hi.<  ifllicu  on  Friday,  the  7lh  day 
oj  Juno.  1S()7,  at  1  o'l  Idck  p  in.  lur  iho  purpoee 
</f  ;;iviu;;  l!io  whoic  inatlcr  a  lair  i%iid  impartial 
invcitit^uliyu. 

A.  II.  lUi.l.I.s,  Itiv-'^i*", 
n.  W.  lloia.l-.VK-.o'.ivcr. 


WARCOxMMENC'D.I  ™portant  decision. 

After  car<-ful  invPHtlgation  by  competent  judge* 
It  h»g  been  fully  and  fairly  decided  that  tli«  Lege 
place  to  purchase 

I  am  now  rectiTing  the 

l^iirgest    and    Most    C(>ni])lete 

stock   of 

Dry  Goods, 


-lam  OKI  s  iiouse,  incci'.ui'   hiiu,  as   u  i    ,.    .  .   ,         ,       r  «i  ^   v...„,  ,.« i 

/  ...      'd  the    appouitmcnt    ol  tlic    nereavcil 

iPI'ears,  .abiiut     forty    ro.ls    from     Ids'     .,  r  »    i       v       ,  ,  i  :^    .-....,  o .   .. 

'1  '  willow  01  Judge  ray  :is  his    successor 

\xvx\^c,  ill  the  road,  when     a'ter    a   few  |  j^  ^j^^,  ^^jjj^.^,_ 

.vurds  ii»^  struck   at  l.ini    wiih    l.'i3    a.\,  '      ,         .  t  ^     .      / 

,..,,,  ,    .  '      liu-s;a  proposes   t'»  take  a    ileet  ol 

.•atliii'4  h:s  riiiiu  haiu!  marly  11!  two.—  I  \  ,,-.,,. 

/    ,     ,    "     ,  ,     ,  ,         uen  ciad.s    Irom   the   I  nited    btatc-j  in 

.^t:•.m^'Jd  ilm;     turned    to  run,    when  ,        .        »         • 

...  .         ..•       I  •     I  r.    T'l^V'ncut  lor  Kns-ian  America. 

licvl  sinick  him  au^•lln  cuttnii^  his  iott    *    -^ 

liandcntirelv  oil  and    buryii-    h-s  a.v        ^'-^'•'''•^^    McCJrath,    the    la.^t    of  th. 

bit  in  St.«nrours.sl.ouhlor    and  fJlin- |  ^''^"^"•^^•^^  IV.dans,  l:as  been  .sentenced 

him   to  the  -round,  Ilovt    ;i!Urwards  ,  l^»  ^^'  '''"';-^' «>»  ^''^'  ^^^''^^  J^«^''  ^^  '^^''■ 

-t.ikl.o^  th.  lodv  and  he* ,d  -f  Stamlbrd  |  »-^"t«.  ^'-  ^^'-     '^^^'^  '^"^^^^  ^^''^  ^"^  ^^'^'^ 

nine  -r  ten  blow  .s  nculy   severing  the  ^'-i'i?^'^i  ">  r=»«"  tl''^«    sentence,  but  did 

iiead  from  llie  body.      Ilovt  then  wci;t ,  i»>t  Mipposc  it  would  be  carried  uut. 

I 
liome  .-Old  told  his  wile  that    ho   had  ;      There  are  now  forty-seven    new  pa- 

kir.cd  old  Slamh-rd,  and  thtt  he  would    pcis  published  ia    .Minne.'iot.i— a  Sfitu 

mnygo  and  finish  splitting  rails.      I>ut  ;  ,j^^t  yet  ttn   ye  rs  old --live  of    which 

in>teal    he    proceeded     to   Stamford's  ,  .^,.(;  j.^i]y_     On  an  averat^e  these  papern 

house  and  u-t.  inptcd  to  kill    his   wi!e, '  ..^^.td  in  typograpliical  ai>pcarance  and 

who  called  her  two  s  .ns,   a-ed  17  i-nd  ;  f, life  rial  ability  the  newsp-.ipeis  of  many 

JO,  to  her  a^>istance,  aiul  together  they  j  „{    ^^^^^,  ^;^^^^^   States.     The  number   of 

bound  him  nnd  took  him  to  Ihmdus  find  !  j,.^^^.,.^  jj,,^^,  published  recalls  to  mind 

d.-i;\ered  him  to  a  constable,  by  whom  .  ^j.^.  ^\,\  auecdoles  in  regard  to  Frauk 

ho  was  b.ought  to  Faribault.        ^  j  u,-,    .nother-in  law,  who   oljected   to       J^^r'^ri^';  ^ultn'lt' U'^arried  on  at 

Iloyt  has  a  tan  ily.  composed  ot  a  wile  ,  |j^.j.  dau-hter   marryiio'  a  luinter    be-  '  i""*;  *">^'  «tand  liy  M.  Dearborn.  n26wo 

and    seven    chiidieii.     Stamford,  who   cause  two  newspapers  were  published Li    A   "3"    ^\^W^t  • 

IS  an  old  man,  leaves  a  lurge  family,    m  this  country,  and  she  did    not    sje  R^mM^^^Oi^    ! 

Th<}  conduL-t  of  the  accii.^ed   is  most  I  j,^^^y  lu-pjauiin  was  to  n:ake  a  hving. 
indilTijrent  and  n<mch'(l'?nt. 


9 


FURNISHING  GOODS. 

Mat^j  Caps,  t&c. 

Ever  Brouglit  to  the  Minnesota 
\' alley, 

and  have   ccmmenccd 

WAR  ON  HIGH  PRICES, 


of  which  fji'.-t  all  my  oil  customers  and  the  pub- 
lic  generally 

Will  be  satisfied  by  callino;  and  Exam- 

iiiing  my  (Joods,  and  hearing 

my  1-  nces. 

ever  bearing  in  mind   rnj'  motto  of 


r.  ,S'.  L,n,({   iijjirf. 

Wii.nc  l.:i;^o  Ci'y,  Minn.,   .May  Cib,  1SC7. 
i'    l.,ii;i.-iiy  Uiiico: 

Olc  Uk'.-»iin  Floe  h.^.s  thi:'  ilay  applied  fur  tl;'- 
IK  rth  east  ((iiaittr  jf  .xci-rion  22,  t-'Wii-hip  lOl 
ncilli,  ranee  2a  wc.-t  ;  it  b-inp  the  land  you  lili-  1 
on.  You  aro  hcnby  noiilii.il  Oi  appear  at  ti!i>  ufiue 
on  ."Saturday  tlif  ""t'l  dtiy  of  June,  I'('i7.  at  I  p. 
m,  for  thu  purpose  of  j^ivin;;  tho  wlulo  mutter 
.1    lair  and  iaip^irtiul  inxestiL'.iiion. 

A.  n.  lUI.IJS,    Rrtjiffrr, 
11.  W.  lloI.l.bY,  Kectivcr. 

Dissolution  of  t'o-Parluer.sliip. 

The  lirm  of  l/onnll  4  Dearli'irn  i.<  this  day 
''.i:«.«oUt'd  l>y  n^utuai  c-ous'tnt.  The  .=nid  M.  I)c.ir- 
b'trn  will  jiayuil  demands  und  collect  u!l  nccouun 
due  said  !irm. 

C.  .A.  COTTIIKLL. 
M.  l»KAKl>OKN. 
"VVintiebrt^o  ("iiy,  .\pril  lOih,  l"f).'. 


Sellin^,^  :\[ORE  Goods  for  ONE 
DOLLAR  than  ANY 

House  in  the  \'alley. 

Ih^aae  Marks, 


GROCERIES, 
HATS  and  GAPS, 

BOOTS  and  SHOES, 

and  in  fact  any  kind  of  Goods,  i?  at  tlie  Store  o} 

B.    M.    Wilson, 

Next  door   to  KICUARDFONP, 


whera  more  Goodi  can  bo  had  for  ot>o  dollar  tbi 
any  other 


in  Faribault  County. 

R.  M.  WILSON. 
v4n21tf        pr  N,  AV.  Sargkxt, 

April  3th,  18C7. 

WANTED— AGE.V'I?=— SCHOOL  TEACH 
VMf-,  CLElltiYMEX,  to  take  orders  for 
oar  new  woik, 

CHRIST  AND  TWE  TWELTE^- 

Edited  by 

DR.  J.  G.  HOLLAND, 

Author  of    "Life    of    Lincoln,"    "Timothy    Tit- 

coinb'p  Lcttets,"  "Littcrswcet,"  etc, 

Agent!"   already    in  the  field   arc    taking  from 
fifty  to  one  hundred  orders  jor   week.     No  other 
book   now    published  eells    s-o  rajddfy.     Largest 
,^  co!nmi>!'ioD    given    to   Arr'nti.     F<.r    term*   and 

MankatO,  Minn.,  Nov.  20,    1><jO  ly  ;  teirif.ry    apply    to  GHARLEs  DILL,  Chicago, 

v.nlS 


Livery     Stable ! 


l-^'Uii  St.  Paul  Pioneer  ol  May 
Gd  ,  in  .pi  'tiuLj  an  {article  from  the  New 
York  World  relating  to  the  pictuics  m 
ILiiper's  Weelily,  .-ays: 


<>ur   Ac(|ui>i(iuiis. 


Au  Ktigll  h  paper  in  the  Annus  Mi- 
rab'.lis  ISGo,  gives  a  note  cf  r;iiii   fall 


111. 


L"".  S.  Land  Office. 

\Tinneb.ago  City,  Mien.,  April  22,  1S67. 
To  Patrii-k  .J  ilrady  : 

John  1'.    Rird    ba.«    this  day    applied    for    the 
nor'h  we.-it  quarter  seetifin  2L  lon-iir-nip  102  north 


■^^y*/    \  '■'■  ...  V-'  "\  -5     rang..- CI   we>t ;   it  I.ein^'the  land  y.iu  filed  on. — 

/S^>r^i       -   ^••— .  '   '^\  "5  j  You  are  hereby  notified  to  be  and  appear  at  ths 

.'        V  v- -'  -      -    ■'   ;-•     ^  I  ..«iec  on  *aturdav,  thc2.^th  dnvof.May.  1>B7,  at 

I.'.,    .it.   .1    N^i.    -•  .    '■,' B.a^J*.'^ 


(JEORGE  ct  COGGRA\'E. 


At  tJio  rate  we  are  goinoj  on,  the  old    of  the  year.     In  January,  .<"ixfeen  da} 

lli^ure  of  speecli,  ":hat  the  whelc  buund-  I  i;iiu  ;   February,  firtcen  ;  March,    nine- 

ItfS-?    continent  is  ours/'  will    soon  be   teen;  Aj  ril,  nineteen  ;  ^May,  ten  (less 


A  few  days  a'u'>  We  de=cribed  sonv  h^'^'''^^  ^^'  l'-^'"  '"^"^^  ^"^"''  '''^^^-     ^'''''■•■'    i1»^="  i>'^'  ;n<«-'i,H';;  J">^e,  fourteen,  uith 
ot  the    villa'inous  ]>ictures  with  whicli  Uhe  Constitution  \va.s  adopted,  we  have  j  plfpty  (,f  cloud-i;  July,  eleven  diiys,  and 

II  ..'.    \\'..„t.i..     I....     1...,-.  11     i.-Qi'ltiiiirl T.i,rn     -  :..:.: «.,»■•,...  •        i         i  »..    ..    ..       _ri....    o. 


Would  rc«peotf  illy  inform  the  public  that  they 
have  opened  »■  first  ela=>  Livery  ."^tablc  in  Winne- 
ba;^o  t,'ity,  where  g^iod  '•e.<t;ii«ii.'-hincn's"  ean  be 
had  at  ail  tiine.'<,  d.iy  or  night.  Pas.-engers  ar- 
rivi:!g  by  stagn  ravried  to  any  point  de.-ir'.-d. 

.<ta'b!eand  Ofiiee  ja^t  back  ol  tL«  New  liabtist 
Chtir'.  !i. 

Winnebago  Ci*y,  Jan.  10,  ISC7. 


Hamper's  Weekly   has    been    insullinij  |  „i^,]j^  ii,(.  fjH^^wmg  actpiisitions  of  ter- ■  jjim-Ji  cIoipI  ;   Au,mi-t,    eighteen;  Sep 
the  pn>titute  and    .-utreriii-  •*5^u^'».  ""^^  I  Htory  :  '  *      Jenihrr,  twci.lv-seven    niiii,  with   only 

d(dn«' itx  utr.iosT  t.  I'lolonuf    our  pre,'*- ,  -  -t      •  i'         ..       i        <"       r  i      i       /^  . 

eiit  di>un;on  and  kindle  ai.ew  the  tires        1-  -j  "'^'    I"ncha.o    of  Louisiana  and  ^  one  hue  d.y  Iree  Ireni    elondi;   Oct> 

ol  s  ctional  is'.rife.  '^'9  Mi^.s:^.s;pJ)i    Valley,  in    iJr'oo,  IVoui  j  Ler,  ."si-'ven  ;    Nmeuiber,    fiileen,  with 

What  a  pi-y  it  is  that  tho  jvoitilute  <  France,  for  ^^lo.OOO.UUO,  j  much  f':^:  rnd  damp  ;  ai;d   December, 

South  Bhould  be  in.Milted  \v:lh  "e/V.w//.-       -•  The  puieha.se  of  Florida,  n\  ISIO,  ;  twenty-two.  The  total  neaily  2'JO  d;iys 
ou/'  ploturoi.      AU  ir.il  I  nude^l  Se  1  from  Sprdn,  for  >!3,()00,t»0i».  L.^  of  otio. 

cei^siu.  ^-  The  anuesati.n  of  Texas,  in  lS4.y  |      .^j^  ^.^.^^^  j-^_^,^.,.,^   :.  ,,,,^   ,;-^^,p,  ^,^ 

,  ■*■  '^'•'^^  rureluve  of  Cahforni.,  .New  \  ^^^  ,^.^.  .^    ^^^^j  sj  ecidation*  this    lime.- 

:^^A    Wa.hingt.u    di-p.irch    says  ^Mexico    and    [  i.n.  from    ^lexico,  f\.r    .,^  ^    charterers    expended     -tl40,000 
that  it  is  alter  ull  a  matter  of  doubt  as  ;  sl5,U0.V)U(h  in  isds.  !  sterhu'^  t.  relit  the   ves.el -for   p.sseu 

M  whether  Jad.^eLndervvoodwales.savj      5.  The    pnrcha.HW)r  Aiizona     from  '  .,,.j.   tiailie,  ba.sin-    uM-eat    exiiecUitions 


GKOUGE  E.  NKI>ON,  Proprietor. 
Liquors  of  all  kinds.  Cream 

Ale  and  Lajcr  Deer,  eousianily  on  nand. 

Oystt^rs,    Lolbsters,    IVaclies,  j  "'Yy'Y^^lNEBAGoTrrY  ~ 

niaeklierries,   Kaspberries,   and  Cansep  1"i:i  n!"  } 
ol'  all  kinds.  i 

n.'iin  and  1-ancy  Candies,  and  '  DRFG  ^TC^ISE. 

Nuts  Ijcni  every  climo.  I 

Winnebago  City,  Feb.  27,  lS«r.  T4nl.1tf  


I  p.  m  .for  the  purpose  of  giving    the  whole   mat 
iiT  a  fair  and  impartial  inve.-ti_-a:ion. 

A.  H.  P.n.MP.  l**ji-ter, 
H.  W.  noLLEY,  Receiver. 

U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winneba.,'o  City,  Jlinn,  Apiil  8th,  ISCT. 
To  Philip  I'ur.Lit : 

George  Nntt  ha"  this  day  upplied  for  tbr 
-oath  ea.«t  qrsec  2S  toirnship  lii2in,rth,  T.i-^ge  2?- 
vve.-t ;  it  being  the  land  you  filed  on.  Y'ou  are 
hi  rcby  not'tied  lo  be  and  app- -«r  at  this  ofTice  on 
.Monday  the  l.lih  day  of  May  l>^ti7  at  1  p  ni  for 
the  purpose  of  giving  ibe  whole  malter  a  fair  and 

ioipaitiai  iuvealiziition. 

.\.  H.  Uri.LI.^.  Hepster, 
H.  W.  HOLLfcY,  Uec*i*er. 


ASTISOLOGY  !;i)R.  C.  J.  FARLEY, 

Tlie     AVorlil      As<-oni.^lied 


AT   T:1K  WONDKHFI  b  nKVKI..\TION.'» 

Made  by  tlie  Gretit  Astrologist, 
MADAM  II.  A  1  ;:UUIG0. 


DEALER  IN 


U.  .S.  La}ul   Ofice. 

Winnebago  Ci:y,  Minn,  April  25,  1SC7. 
To  Ea    trer  Elia?  : 

John  I'  Daiiills  has  this  day  apjiiied  for  the 
,  sriiiih  e«.-t  rjuarttr  of  section  24.  township  102 
north.  langj  ."1  west;  it  being  the  lai:d  you  filed 
on.  Y<^u  are  lieriby  notified  to  be  and  uppvur  at 
tt.i3  ofiiceon  Saturday  the  2jih  day  of  Jur.o.  1M>7, 
at  I  o'eljck  p  m,  f'>i  ibe  purpo5e  of  giyir;g  the 
whole  inattei  a  lair  and  import i:i!  invefflisration. 
A.  H  nUI.LIS.  Ke?if!(r. 
H.  W.  HOLLEV,  Ucciver. 


Ljer   tiaiiie,  basini;    great    exjiectiitions 
!  uioii  the  (ireal  Kxp- sit'on.     They  pay 


ihe  trial  of  Jelfei>on  Duvis  at    the  May    ^[t.xico,  for  ^?lO,00(.),(XMJ,  in  1no4. 

'  '         '         '  s  ii|uii   me  Ml  eat  i'.i.\j>'  nii  uii.       x  >"-'y    p*') 

term  of  the  L^iitcd  Stutci  district  court- 1  ().  The  purchase  of  the  i"»nense  j  ^-i  ^.o,j  ^^^.,.,i.,^,  j,^,.  mouth.  be.s:de.s,  ol 
If  the  term  be  adjourned  wiihout  such  \  \\x^s.\:^x^  r  sses.^ions,  runnin-  down  on  ;  ^.^,„,^.^  .jj  ,,,,"„;„j.  expenses  and  port 
trial,  the  1're.^iient  h.a.i  daermined  to  ^  Ui- Pacific  coast  from  the  Xorlh   l'',le  '  ^.j^.^,.,,^  j,      r^^^^      \.^  char-es    at    New 


■'•■••>  '"^  •  •"-  — '    I -   -     "••    -    -^  ■  c;i:ir^(  s.     'idie  jn'it  chari^es    at    New 

at  once  relea^e  Jef!.   from  confinement  |,o    fifty  fnur    f.rfy    north    l-''ituu^>,  at  |  y,.,,,:"^,,^!^  j.^^^.  ^1,;^^  ,,.,., ./^(^ :-,;  (^^^^^^ 

at  Fortress    Monroe,  on  nominal    bail,  j  vrhieh  line  it  strdces  the  i'hiii.sh    j,o..scs     ,,,,,-,.i,.^   ,„^,  bi-.t,  c.mmi.s.sions.  ndver 

The  Fre.<id.'nt  has  in  his    p>..s.-e>siun   a|i,ior,q. 

letter,  sii^iud  by  lead  ng  Republicans,  j      These  extrusive  flights  of  the  Anicr 

asking  tl^t  Mr.  Duvls  be  released  ;  aW.  I  ican     eagb,    iVom    the    fri.id     --"^l' 1  ^,..     ,,„„,i,i         j„,e  eighty  or  one  bun. 

a  propo>iti  m  fmm  Il-race  Greeley,  of-  ^duwn  ahm  .t  to    the    eip.at.  r,  lu    ^^^  .  ^^^  ^^^^^^^^  dollar^to'pay  cpouccs. 

feriii-  to   be  one   of  Mr.  Pavii'  bond-   «u''"y    J^<'ntl',  :i!^'    '>»   Ji   <haracler    to  1  

convince  the  world  th.d  notliin;:;;  >-liort 


ti-ing,  etc.,  and  the  entire  proceed.s  td 
the    vovape  were  only  sJO,Gl'S.     Each 


men. 


^^^IjT'AboMt  \>   o'cliK  k  p.  Ul.  on 


Wed- 


nesday thu  -ith,  u'lt.,.  an  earth<pnke 
was  full  with  more  or  le>s  severity  near 
ly  all  over  Kansas,  Mhsr^ouri,  lo-.va  and    from    Fapc  F'lattery,  the  cxtronio  we 


of  the  whole  We.-tern  Conlim-nt  will 
content  "the  universal  Vunkce  "Xoti'iu." 
The  new  region  just  acquired  1  y  tin- 
Pussian  treaty  extends  our  western  Fine 


Ni:W  AF^VFKTlSFMKNTS. 


At'iachmcut. 


Iliiiiois.  Three  very  di.-tinet  .shock.s 
were  Telt.  .Uri.  k  buildiii'^H'the  founda- 
tions of  which  we:e  deejily  laid,  expe- 
rienced more  fully  tiian  frauie  build'.ngi-: 
the  etfect  of  the  shock.  Tiie  vibrations 
of  su'.di  were  generar.y  from  three  to 
five  in.hes  f.oia  cast  to  wo.it.  The 
carthfpiake  was  the  ni->»t  violent  of  any 
recorded  oince  the  tireiit  one  of  Fil2, 
■jvliiidi  shook  the  wliole  Mlsi-ifsippi  \'al 
ley,  fr.>in  center  to  ciicnmrtrence,  and 
Uiterly  destroyed  Xew  Madrid. 

Kittori  api-earcd  in  Xevv  Orlean.^j,  in 
Myrra  and  An-elo,  in  the  TyiMut  of 
^'Mdua.  Ilor  receipts  for  Fcvcnleen 
ni-lits  were  6i7,o0(j-  In  Clixago  for 
four  iji.i.'hty  and  a  maiii.ee.  she  received 
§:iO,8Ud.  Fo'iT  ijij-dits  in  Cincinnati, 
$13,<Jt»'',  and  in  St.  Louia  fi)r  the  Burnt 
niLJiber  of  pei Jormancei?,  td(;,000.— 
She  will  .sail  for  Europe  ou  the  18ih d 
M  y. 

r:;;9-.Scnor  Komcro,  Mexican  ailu.s- 
ter  at  Washington,  r-ccived  on  the  fiat 
in.st,,t!ic  folIo'.viMi,'  telegram  from  the 
Mexican  coii>nl  ut  New  ( bleats :^^ 

Xicw  OftLEA.vs,  April  30.— 7b  M 
jinntro,  W<i>ihln'jton,  I)  r.-M.ramo, 
is  dead;  the  Imperial  force.<*  are  d.s- 
Landed  ;  Mur.pie.>»  is  completely  defeat. 
,.1;  (^aeiat:*ro  taken,  imd  Maximiliai 
Ind  hll 


tern  point  of  \VaKh:n;,'ton  Territory, 
just  under  the  outer  coast  of  \'ancou- 
ver's  Ish.nd,  in  longitude  VIS.  ."  4  de- 
crees west,  to  VS.y  degrees  west  (or 
rather  to  1*17  de;;reos  east)  longitude. 
This  extension  is  e<|nal  in  thnift  from 
Cape  I'latte-y  to  four  liours  and  thirty- 
three  minutes;  so  that  the  lull  measure 


ST.\TE  or  MIN.\::S<)T.\.      1  ,, 
(•ol.NTV  OF  KA111I5AI  I.T.    j      ' 

To  the  Shu-if  or  a»y    ConsUtblc  of 
said  Conntij  : 

1.1  thf  name  of  tho  State  rf  Minnc«ol.i,  you 
are  b'nby  e<..iinini 'K-d  W  aOn  h  th-t  (Jood:^  and 
th;i'  il.-. '.Moneys  Lireel.s  and  fndits  of  \W.'t 
wo  )d  Tolivtr,  or  *o  inueli  there. I  as  .<;i:ill  lie  .-ul 
licei  t  to  .'•ati-'ty  tho  suiu  of  forty-tight  d.dlar.s 
and  lorry  eeiit*,  witli  iiiletedt  and  co»t.-<  of  suit,  in 
nbi..<-e.«of\<r  b.ii.ds  or  po5.v!.-<Hioi.  the  fame  may 
bi:  found,  in  yourCoJiily.  an  J  -k.  piovi'le  that  the 
t;...i.i.s  and  ('li.ilti-l.s  .-o  ultaelied  may  be  -iibji-.l  to 
fvriher  j.roeeeding.-i  thereon,  iivtbo  l.nv  rt'iuire.-; 
and  al»o  to  .-uuiuion  the  said  W  estwood  'I'olivcr 


Tobacco 


and     CiciAi:.-;, 


,*:ii»  revc.'.l.''  «<-cn  t<i  no  mortal  fver  1:nf'r.  She  r'-«lf<r»'S  ^ 

to  Irijioiiufcs  i!:<is«- ulio,  from   iv  U-fi  I    t-viits,  raiastiD-     _/xl't IL 'It-'S. 
jiiitM.  eross  ill  loTf,  l>>^:t    of  rtliilion.^j  and  fio  nil«,  1  •*•*  of 

iiioiicy,  .tc,  have  liteoinc  iU«|ioii'l.i.t.     S!.e    lirin;;*  •«>-  I  

pi-ilicr  til' .-■(•  Ions  Mparutiil,  jr'v«s  mfortfi'iioii  ooiiCiTii- 
i;ii{  al'->i  lit  fiifirl-i  or  l.ivirs,  rerlori-r'  lo.^f  i  rstolni  prop- 
fiiy,  tfll«  \oii  tlie  l'ii-iii<-s.<  vvi)  me  In  <t  ((iKilltifii  to  pur- 
sue and  in  wliiit  you  will  !'<■  m.j>l  suoe  •.s>riii,ci!U..S'S  ciii-e- 
(iy  iiiarriiiLO  .•■  ami  tilN  \.  ii  tlu-  \(  ly  liny  you  ttiil  m.ary, 
i:ivi-.i  ,\ou  ill*'  ii:iii;«',  Iikci!>.')i<auil  etiar-elcrictk-s' of  tin- 
jterj-on.  t^hp  r<;icl«  your  vi  :-y  iIk  ii^Iil^.  and  b.v  Iirr  al- 
r.i'^-l -iijuriialmal  |i  i«  ITS  uavii:.**  tlu' darl:  ilid  liiddea 
m\>-tfrics  of  ilie  fiiiurc.  rvmii  the  stars  we  s^'- in  tin- 
fli'mititi.-iil— llie  m:il(lio  st:ir.« that  ovti come  or  jircdoiiii-     ^    .  ,      T>     .1--,       mi/l       ""i-f  o f  h-knnvx'- 

nMt,.  !n  tlu- oonr._'iu..ti..u-fr..iii  MuaMuv'- and  posiiions    Jii-cnooi    books     and     kMaiioneiy. 

of  111!'  I>t;iii(ti«  niiil  111'.-    (i.M-d   rt;ir-  ill   tin-  tiuu'    of   liirtli,  

jlii"  di-'iil-i-' the  flit. :f'- "i'-sliiiy  ol  iiiaii.    I';,!!  not   |(>«om-  ■  ~~^ 

Miil  'Ik- K'i-:it.'st  .\>tc<-loi;i>t   on   •Mitli.     it  .•...-l.i  yu  I'ut  1>1„,   1      !>         I,..     T"k:.,,.wi,      Afuliir* 

a  trill.-,  nii.i  y>n  m;.y  n-  v.-r  .n-i.hi   l.ave  .-.  favoiol.lc  aa  15IanK    ljt>C>KS,   inUl  1C\-',    l>i^  HIO- 

..(.IMitiiiiilv."    foiisiiliatlon  (lie,   wiia  liU«in--s  and   all  -i         -r-.        i             t      aa            r^                      1 

d.Mr.dinr.Mmnfion.  Oml)..IIar.     P.  rli   s  livii;:  ul  .i  .lis  foi|(^|a     l-JoOlvS,       J..ettCr,   LUD,    and 

taii<-e  ean  consult  ll.t   Madam  ly  i  lail  xvi;!i  eijual  saft  ty  '                                        .              , 

ami  sati-sfaoiioii  lo  tlieni-ilvis.  as   if  ill   l"isoii.      .\fiill  ■\r     .^  ^    Pm-kr»r»!      T*('tl«?       Vplirils      Su- 

anl   eNiiiird     el.art,  wsiUi-n    out.    with  all  im,-Jiii.  >  an-  A  OtC    i  apCI  >,    1  (_  IJ??,     l^:^llen^,    k.  U 

Kwired  .in.ni',i-iussri.el<'S.'d,  sc-iit  l.y  mail  oil  ric-iipt  of  .              T     1         «•     1       .+1.^,.      ni.fi/^l/:io 

,„w  aiMvim  ..iion.d.  The  .-t.iit. .-t  .k.ci' sy  wiii  lie  lienor    Ink,  and    other   aiticie^ 

maiiitainrd.  and  ;ill  corri-:-p>nden(<- rttunif.l  or  ilistioy  j  1  i  t\  •     <       r^  11 

cd.     U.f.riiicesof  thi-   lii,-l.tst    ord.-r   funii-lilnd  U  "><:     I   p,.f    l.y    jJl'UO-0'li;i:S  UCnCrallV. 
.K-'ini.Kllicm.      Write  plainlv  the  d.iy  of  llio  month  an-l     l^'- |   »-    ^J  cD    '  •^ 


Patent  Medicines,  Painl-s  Oils, 
and    Dve-Stuiis,    Kerosene  Oil, 

T  r,,.,-.-.  .       l*..T-fiiniMTT'    on<l      P-nipv     To  LavfHVette  H  Sn  >vr 

Lanip>,      iellumCl}     and     i  c1LC\  „^race'A  Faune-b..sihi.^d..y  applied  for  tb» 


U.  t!^.  LandOftice. 

Winneb.igo  City,  Minn.,  A^ril  25,  IS67, 


yt-ar  in  v.  Iiii  li  you  were  born,  eiicto-inri   a  small  K'Ck  of 
iiair.     Address, 

ji.vDAMA  H.  A.  rruiuoo, 

v4nlSfl  P.  O.  Drawsr'J'.'.i,  Uaffulo,  N.  T. 


Know  Thy  Destiny. 


M.'idanie  E.  F.  Tlminton,  Ibe  prrat  Kn^lisli  A^^fro.o- 
eil  Cl.iirvov.-'i  I  aii.l  I'svcluiiK  i.ii  iaii.  wlio  h.-i"  as- 
lunish(-dtlM-  M-.  iitifii-  elass,^oft!n■  Old  Wor.d.  lias  iio\r 
loeitc-.l  h -rs.lf  at  llml-nn,  N.  V.  .Madui  le  Thon.O.n 
|.,,s-.'s,  s  .such  w.i!:d.rf.  I  pi  Wisof  fiCoimI  si!.!t,..s  lo 
oiiul.k-  h.  r  to  iaii-art  k.-ow  it  dj.'c  rd  I'l.-  pni.»i ;  t  im,  or- 
l!iii'-et>  t!i;-(iii{;le  or  .iiaiiicd  of  dllit-r  s-'X.  \\\\A>-  in 
II  slate. 'ftraiic",    sin-  ihlim-atis  tlu-  very  f.-alur.  s  .f  the 


Winnebago  City, 


C.  J.   FARLEV. 

vtnlStf. 


Vegetable  Sicilian 

HAIB  BEWEWER, 


-♦♦♦- 


.         ,.  .,  .    ,     ,      I  ,1  ii.heb.iiiid,  to  be  nnd  appear  at   inv    olbeo    in 

oft-.ino    trom  tlie   .New  Ijruniwick  to  I   ^;  j  ,.^„„(y  „„  ,.„.  j^d,  ,iay  oi.June,  .A.  D.  isc.T. 
the  Atlantic  line  of  our  territory  will  be  I  "t  one  n-ei.cU  aUcrno.n.  ';;^"-r,*,;;, '';'';;;'''  J;- 

Law,  Ki  a  Livil  lidion.  to  his  (Kiiua^'o  uiic  Hun- 
dred dollar.*  or  uuder. 

(Jiveii  under  n-.V  bund.thw  Titb  d:,y  of  Miiy,  A. 
1).  ist;7.  '  11.  B.  .<1'1«  Kl'.il.M  \N. 

i,2swl  Jubtieo  of  iho  1*0300. 


over  €l(jht  hours  and  a  h^({f\  or  one 
hundred  a'ld  sixty  dei^iee-s  of  loiiiritude. 
Whor.  the  sun  m.-irks  noon  at  F^astport, 
it  will  be  fjuite  •':->0  in  the  mornin^x  nt 
.\tlnn  L^land  ;  or,    beiniij    noon    at  tho 


,  Winieba:,'o  City,  Minn,  May  5Mb,    1867 

said  Island,  it  will  be  tl  iittle  more  than    t„  Wiiiia.rt  ireiami: 


U.  S.  Land  Oilice. 


8:30  in  the  cvenino;  at  the  Main    bound- 
ary. 


The  larii^eHt  paper  mill  in  the  wdld 
is  about  to  j^o  into  operation  at  Green- 
vill,  Conn.  It  will  turn  out  thirty  five 
Ihouiiand  pounds  of  p  iniing  paper  per 
day,  and  is  expected  to  produce  a  de- 
cline in  price. 

]}y  act  of  the  last  Leoislature,  the 
saleries  of  the  State  oiEcers  and  Judg 
esof  Minnesota  are  as  follows,  Gov- 
ernor i5!3,Ul>0;  Sccrctaiy  of  State  and 
.Superintendent  of  Tublic  rrinling  -*!- 
SOO;  Auditor  $2,000:  the  dud^es  of  the 


Kniid  Tcderson  has  this  day  njpli.  d  fi'r  the 
II  e  ([r  see,  14  lownKhip  lUl  north,  ranj;e  ?<">  west, 
it  b.  iiK' the  l.iiid  you  lilt-.l  on.  Vou  uro  hereby 
notilicd  to  be  au'l  ;>ppear  nt  tnis  (illiee  on  ."falnr 
day  Itie  Sih  dny  of  June,  l.'-()7,  at  1  o'eloi  k  p,  in, 
for  till-  purpose  of  >:i»  inj^  tho  whole  mailer  a 
fair  and  .nipnrllal  in  vcbli^^atiun 

A  II  r.iiHis,  I{e;:;ist<)r 
n  W  Jlolley,  lU-e-.iver 

U.  S.  Land^fiic^ 

Winnebago  City,  .Minn,  May  Stb,  ISllT. 
To  John  Haley  : 

Peter  Larson  bai?  tbi.s  dav  ;  ipH.  d  for  the 
s  e  i|rsee  H  lovvn.ship  101  north  ran-o  10  west  : 
it  belli)?  the  land  you  tiled  on.  You  arc  ben-by 
notllied  10  beandappf*«ratlbi»c.ftii-eon  S.4lurda\ 
the  Sih  dav  of  June,  IS()7,  al  i  p  m,  lor  the  pur- 
pose of  givinj;  the  whole  matter  a  fa'.r    and    ini 

parlial  !Uvc.-tii;utioi'..  ..,,,-    „    ,. 

'  K    II.  Ill  1,1, I>,  It.'-i-^t-r. 

)1.  W.JlOiibKV,  Ki-ceiver. 


Aa  Ibe  name  indicates,  not  only  rekews 
the  growth  of  the  hair  when  thin  and  fallin^ij 

;::s::;;v,:u an:\o^man:;::ad;";he*' i^ir^^       I  oir,  bu^  positively  rcnc.  v.  cdor  to^s 

iM.iit  ofiiiuns.-  i..)w.-r,  kaouii  ..s  fie    I'sycli.m.aiope,      Qricinal  ^ado  whcn   it  \A  turning  grj0  or 
.'iiir-mt.'."?  t.i  nroi'.H-e  a  life  like   jiictnre   oflhc    future  »  "V  j  ,        i-  ^\^fr., 

lol'nilml  or  wd'.  ol  the  apidicaoi, toj.. n  cr  «iti.  date  of     white,  whciVr  causcd  by  discasc^ief  or 

,n..riia:.'c.   position  in   life,  ha.linK  traits  of  character,  ^j^j  ^se.             \                                        X 

.tc      Thisis    ii.<   htmih"-',  ■•>'<    thoiisan.is  of  tcstiiimmals  "          &                ,\,       ,         ,     ..       y^     A  f^^  U 

ciiiftss.rt.     S-he   will    send,   wh.n    d -ind,  a    crtitied  It  Will  CCftaiO^  tlo  What  IS  d^imcd  lor  It, 

,.;.,,ir.c.le;or  written  ^marautee,  Ihattl.e  i  iel.i.e  is  «hal  |         ^                     ^^  Vindreds.  «^    thousands, 

i,  piiri.oitsto'ie.     l:y  .-iicloMii;.' a  small  lock  of  hair,  iiid  ;    •  i'*^''    '■^    ^        ,.    \                 Jt       a       -ir„       *^ 

s'l'iiini'i'O-eofi.irih,  a},'.',  di-i-osi'lmi  an  I  coiniikxion,  ,   yf\^Q  havc  used  it,  Vo  rcod^  and  Willing  10 
,nd  ci:eiosi.i^'.M<  cents  and  stamiied  ei,veio|.e  amiiYsed  j   ....     'Where  oneVtl^  is  fairly  used,  in 

to  voiir-^elf   vou  Will  receive  the  iMClure  and  d.sired  ill-      V08UI}.      m  ut,it  uiio  *^^^  j  . 

f..riiiatioii  lie  return  mail.     All  cmmiimcatiois  ^;o-r.  .!-       a,jy    community,     itfljfreputation    "SprcadS 

i^   ^"tiloKMONi'l'^o^'lJox^SS^^^^  l^k«  ^il^  fire,"y^\hc  best  advertise- 

mcnt  and  rcconmiendaVin  wo  dessire.  In 
the  Eastern  St^^,  whereVie  "RENEWEU" 
originated,  mQ  young  la\o3  use  it  as  a 
hair  dres^rog;  it  ia  foun\on  the  toilet 
tables  o^^ung  men,  (also  atVieir  barbers), 
while^fildcr  men  and  women Vho  desire  a 
Renmbcr  and  Restorative  for  tliei\?:;rey  locks 
aivi  bald  hcada  will  not  bo  w^^out  this 
»riicle,  which  gives  in  every  instiJS^e,  en- 


\  InlSvl 


0  )l  n  w  .|r  of  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  and  lo.  uo  1  seeiiou 
S, 'township  101  north,  ran^'c  2S  we.^t ,  it  being 
the  land  you  filed  on.  You  are  hereby  notified 
I,,  he  and"  appear  at  this  offiee  on  .Monday  tl'e 
lOlh  dav  of  June,  1667,  al  12  oVlock  ni.  for  tho 
purpo.ieorgiviuj,'  the   who!«  matter   a  fair  auii 

impartial  invest  ij'ation.  ,,    „     .  . 

A.  n.  P.lhLI:*.  r.e?i?t£r, 
11.  W.  noLLEY,  Ueceiver. 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebapo  City,  Minn,  April  25,  1S67. 
To  Pati-el  V»'  !*.;uiie: 

f^hri.siiap  John.ion  has  thi'  day  applied  for 
the  souih  we.st  .juarer  St  ctix.n  22.  lonusbip  101 
norlh,  raUj^e  US  west:  it  b.  itiiribe  laud  you  filed 
on.  Vou  are  herd  y  uoiilied  to  be  and  appear  at 
this  of!i -e  ou  .AJr^nday  the  27  day  ot  May,  1S«7, 
at  12  o'eb.ek  ui.  for  ihe^iurpose  of  giving  tho 
whole  matter  a  fair  and  inipirinl  iuvesti;.'alion. 
A.  IT.  IULLIS,  Ket;;ster, 
H,  W.  ilOLLEY,  Keceivtr. 


U.  S,  Land  Office. 

Winneb.Tgo  City,  Miun.,  April  II,  lS6r. 
To  VVm  V  Stone  . 

Fila?:  Riebardson  has  this  day  applied  loi-^o 
north  west  ijuarter  ^^eetion  20  township  104  n*lh, 
ran-^e  211  we.*t  :  it  bcin;::  tbo  land  you  filed  on. 
Vou  are  hereby  notilied  to  be  and  appear  at  this 
ofiiee  on  S.iturday  the  11  ih  day  of  day,  1867,  at 
10  .;"cl.i-U  a  ui,  for  the  purpose  of  giv'iag  the 
whole  matter  a  lair  and   ini]»artial  invi  sii':ation. 

A.  n.   lU'M,!?.  U-uister, 
II.  W.  liObLEY,  Ueceiver. 


Dit.   isWAlN'S 

lloJirbo2i  2?sltcrs 

.  I  Jlrdlth'f  To>ii<\    Gentle  ^Sdnnfirnt, 
and  rn((jn<(/<d  Mornhtf/  Appttizir. 

Trepare.l  in  llipe 

OLD    BOUUBON   WHISKY 

Tree   from    <!raiii    Oil,    Willi    Floweri, 

Uu.la  and  Harks  of  the  Highest 

Medieal   Virtue. 


IT,  S.  Land  Office. 

Winntla-o   City.    Minn.,  Apr<l  22,  1867. 
T"  V.'iliiiiiu  M.  Knight  - 

For-^ten  Larson  has  this  day  applied  for  the 
r-^nith  east  quarter  of  se'-tion  22  t<  wn»bip  lO.'} 
!io-ih.  r:«.n^e  2.)  west  ;  it  be.iig  the  land  y«u  filed 
■  m.  You  aro  hereby  notilie.i  to  be  and  ai  ;  lar 
it  thi.s  oftiee  on  Satu-da-,  the  26  da*  o  .May, 
iMir.  at  ten  o'eloek  A.  M..  forthe  puri.os?  of  giv- 
ing the  wIjoIo  uiattcr  a  lair  auJ  imparsial  inves- 
ligaiion. 

A.  II.  r.ULLT^   Regi.^ter, 
H.  W   HOLLl-JY.  Receiver, 


/.<i;jnc:l 


w 


r  V^I'^NV  DAI."^,!"'^'':-.    trict  ('..ui-1'  ^•.' ."»'">. 


A  no;v  hit  of  Tr'/nv/;/^/ 7)^^(75  just 
Minromc  Court  ii^o.OOn,  nii-l    tl'«    I)i»<- -  nriiiK-.l  aiw]  f- r  s:t!o  .Tt  t].i.«  offioo.     A'- 


.f>rs%\\  kinWs  r^f  Ju4^/»  hUms* 


tiro  sctisf&clion. 

O^TTTXOlsr- 

Don't  let  any  drugpst  or  de-iler  urpce  tjpon  ynn  a 
different  articla,  m  there  is  no  jirejviratioii  In  the  world 
like  this,    Beware  of  any  aiticle  puri^rtiuf;  to  b«  the 

•*'a8-  ..  ■.^. 

Try  lIAbL'f5  HAin  RKMKWEIl  according  to  Direo- 

tioiu,  nnd  vou  will  use  no  other. 

If  not  sold  at  druiTRista  iu  your  tov::.  a  trial  Ixittle 

will  ho  sent  voa  i>y  ox;irei«,  U|>on  receipt  of  one  dv.lUr 

by  mail,  tlina  giving  yon  an   opiiortuuity  »t  once  ol 


Hv  inercnsing  tho  appetite,  a»sl«:liiig  digestion, 
regiiliiting  the  bowels,  and  giving  tone  to  the  sys 
teni.  they  impart  .■*tieng»h  and  vigor  to  the  body, 
iMid  ebeerrniii's-s  lo  ihe  mind.  „_,  ,.._ _  , p,  ., _ 

/TAf  If  v'liir  .IruL'gi.^ts    or  trivdescian  has  not  j    tentini^us  exrotlent  qualities, 
got  Tin-:si:  KITTF.US.  have  him  send  for  them  I-      Orde«  foi  ijxii  t<.W«  mu-t  bo  ajdrowed  »^ 

i*^..  lleineinb.  r  the  name,  and  take   no  other.  !  C.  1.  COOlt,  ITIlCag^O. 

Fer  sale  by  druggixt."  and  (iroeers  everywhere  I  6enT  h^um  for  Northwustam  Statoij 

C.  11.    SWAIN.  Proprietor.  I        ^.  p.  haLL  *  CO.,  fropjl^tors.  Noann.a.  N.  II. 

gold  at  %nOLKSALK,  in  tnteago,  by  FULLER,  tVS(m 


U.  8.    Land    Office. 

Winneb.Tgo  City,  Minn.,  April  1.3,  1S(J7. 
To  Williiin  H  Dunn  :" 

James  1>.  Cook  has  this  day  applio  1  for  tho 
.<outh  2  south  eat<t  j  section  ly  and  t-outh  *  south 
west  ^  seetion  20  township  104  north,  range  23 
ivef  I ;  it  b  ,ing  the  land  you  filed  on.  You  :ire  here- 
liv  notified  to  be  aiol  apjicar  at  this  office  on  Fri- 
day Ibe  17  day  of  May,  1867  at  9  o'eloek  a  oi.  for 
Ihe  purpose  of  giving  tiic  whole  matiar  a  fair  and 
iuipaviial  iiivcjiigatioB. 

A.  n.  rri.LI?.  Rrplntcr. 
11.  \\',  llOLLKY,  Hecelver. 


31  south  Wales  it.,  Chieago. 
At  AVholesaio  in  St.  Paul,  by 

KK.M'PKIK     Sz     KF.LLY. 
BLNZi:  CO. 


k  FlHiLER,  LURNUAMtJ  k  \  A.\  SCHAACK,  LOUD  k 

BMITII,    SMITH  *   DWYER,    J.   U.  REED  k  CO.. 

CnA5.  O.  BMITH,  PIETZSCn,  BIXJCKI    *  OC.,  A 

.Q     .>i     .1    '    (COVII.,  W.  D.  HARRIS  *  Or>,  POST  A  BAPBaTT,  Ml* 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

WitUicbugo  Oily,  Minn,  April  3d,  ISCT. 
To  y.ar.v  A   <;.»rni.-;h  : 

Jonathan  Shcpard  has  this  day  appli"d  for  th» 
n  e  (jr  n  w  qr  and  u-rf  qr  n  eqrste  6  township  101 
rang-j  21)  and  s  w  qr  s  »•  or  and  s  e  qr  sw  qr  *C3 
:;l  township  102  north  ra 'g'i  29  west;  it  being 
the  laud  you  fii'.-d  on.  Y  .u  are  hereby  notified 
to  bo  and  apjiear  at  this  oHico  on  SaturJ»y  tb* 
lltn  day  of  May  1807  at  1  o'clock  p  ni.  for  tf.c- 
purposo  of  giving  the  wlfble  matter  a  fair  and  iia 

partial  invattisatlon. 

i.  H.  BULLIS.  Rejlit»r. 
U.  .»    HOI, LET.  Ui-cel^wr. 


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LOCAL    AFFAIllS. 

WiNNKBAOO  City,  May  S,  18GT 


Cianicn  City  Items. 


DIVINE  13EP.VICEJ. 


Reported  for  the  Free  Homestead. 
I.  O.  OF  O.  T. 
Grinlcn  Citv    Lodcjc   No.  16,  of  the 
n    Indopcndont  OrvlcV  of  Gone!  Tomplnrs, 


T..;;^.::;"f,;M.,.r.c.w;a.«au,.c.,.[T^|7!Ti^^  BAUER  &  CO 

•Waiting    fur   «he    Voidic-l',    l.y    Mrs.    Ilo'.ecra  1 
Harlin/?    Davis;     'Opiiu'i  and  it.-t  Vidims,'  fcy 
Al.)ii/rt  rulkiiis;  'AnolIitT  vi.>w  i»»'  M:i«l;iiiio    Uc- 


taiuicr.'    hy   C    C.irk  ;    •IViri^'i.iu    iMiirli^-U,'    by 

^.         ,     .       .  CM    ,K  .„     imi«-l"iiv*v..v   V. , ,    (!.,uM  r..<num  ;'!».«  l>r.-:.m   Child;    hy    M.    1^  I 

th.  new  ;.lu,ol    llousr,  at  lU.VK.k  A.M.,  and    ig  ju  a  VCrV  VTO-VCVOXU  ConaHlon.     Pur-     -Now  \..rK  an  I  Us  IVoj.!.,   l.y    L .    J.    Oit«r.-c,n  . 
r  o'clock  r    M  I  .     -i     .        T    «    •MiiuoiuoijilU-,' »>»    S.   1'.   ll..j.kh(.-' ;     'A    IJird  a 

ilov.  E.  W.  MEUUILL.  P.Mor.     |  i.ig  tl.o  past  <iuartor,    notw..l.Kta.ul.ng  |  ^  ^^^    .  ^^^  ^,  ^^  ^^,^^  .,,,.,,;,.,„,   „.•  vi..v.l. 

Bapti.t.-s7r;;^::;;7;;7y~ahc:;;;;:roTab.a.h  i;  '  ^^^^  severe  com  WCUlher  an.l  l.a.l  maas,  ^  ,^  ,.    ,,  crau..h  ;  -Sleven  L:.nr.n..c,.  V.-.-nan,'  hy 

iho  r.aptist  Church,  at  1 1  D'ch-.-k  A.  M.,iind  ihioo    i^s  nicniborship  has    Stcaillly    increased,  j  Mrs.  i:dward.«;  'Words  a.idthoir  U.c.s,'by  Ki.-h- 

Sundavi  in  each  month  at  7  1'.  >«.  j         •,  ,,.,1  ,i,,.„  nn\no  '      T1h»  oiVu'Crrt  ^oT  1  •rd  (.Sraut    White;  'Uusiian  Aiii"rica,'  byJJ.    K  . 

Kov.  K.  STILLMAN,  I'a^^tor.      ]  «»>«■»    MIU  UK  }    t  oiiu  .  ( 

the  present  quarter  were   installed    by 


THA 


Methodist-S.rvi.o.  --y  i;;;-;;^  ^^';;;^^  |  n.  W.  C   T.  Deputy  t^iso,  on  the  even- 


in  thf  IJaiUist   Chur>.-h,  at    11 

oue  Sundav  in   eai-h    muitli  at  7  i>"«  link  I*.  M. 

'      llcv.  A.."^.CliriUUt'K,  I'astor. 


[Lines  sugiccsted  by  the  perusal  of  tUo  Pueui  by 
KateE.  S— .j 

Is  it  true  that  sprinj:  if>  ooming, 

When  old  Dorcas  reigns  abroad, 
JTrcezin^  t-'cn  ones  very  titals, 
With  biscoM  and  ehihing  rod? 

1?  it  true  that  March  batu  left  us, 
Ilumujini^  still  her  winter  lay  ? 

April  too,  with  storm  winds  t;rcct  us, 
Louding  still  her  r^be  to  May  ? 

"Who  with  Janu;iry's  m.Tntl«\ 

Xow  romcs  dan.ini^  on  her  wav, 

Whito  keks  now  with  brown  arc  mingled  ; 
Golden  locks  with  silver  gray. 

One  would  ibiuk  the  two  together, 

Kow  in  pea<'e  would  spend  their  days, 

Freezing  all  mankind  forever, 
By  their  cold  and  chiU'ng  w;^rs. 

Absent  arc  the  pretty  blossom?. 

That  once  dtiked  her  fair  y<>u:ig  bruw, 
Blackened  arc  the  gloc>niv  praiiics, 

Clouds  obscure  the  vision  now. 

Freezing  fingers,  writing  p  .ems, 

Testily  to  sad  neglect. 
On  the  pari  of  Mother  Nature, 

For  our  past  undue  rc?pect. 

Katie  S—  is  surely  living 

In  a  latitude  m.rc  mild. 
Else  by  wealth  orfoitunc  fay-'rod, 

•She  must  be  fond  nature's  child. 

I)UUCA.<. 


\na;  of  the  4th  inst.,  us  r<»lU)\vs  : 
W  C  T  :Merrill  M  ClaTk, 
W  V  T  Miss  A  K  C'larlc, 
W  S  Cli.arlos  O  Kaee, 
W  A  S  Mrs  ("liarlcs  O  Raeo, 
\VT  Wm  ITeurv  Burnett, 
W  F  S  Mias  Florence  Evona, 
W  i\r  Jatncs  11  M  uvin, 
W  1)  M  Miss  E  J  Folsom, 
W  J  G  Mi^s  Katie-  Marstcn, 
W  O  G    nen]  liersie, 
W  C  Uev  A  rase, 
W  It  II  S  Mrs  S  M  Hark, 
"W  S  II  S  Mi^R  .TiMinic  Marion, 
11  W  C  T  Henry  i:  (Jerry. 

THE    FRI'.SIIKT. 


i'ou.l  :   'Nebulae,'  iiy  tlio  Ivlilor. 

Tiu-  price  of  iht?  fin/.i  • ,/  in  ;iO  ccnl.-<  X   nuaiher 
Su   scri[tti.«n  price  fit. J')  a  year  ,  invariably  in  j 
,\auri>.      Two  copies    will    bo    smU  Tm' $•>  ;    live    •  \\r 


oi:f:at 


f\m  mn  m  ilooeon 


UlllV 


al 


copies  for  Si  1  ;   Ic  i  lor  SJ.i ;  twuufy  for  ?.V>.  au  I 
onu  t'>  iho  gjttcrup  ol  tin*  club;  eacli  additioinl 
copy  $2,ji).     .'subscriptions  fbiKild  bo    ad  Ire^su  I 
ly  W.  •'.  A-  F.  1'.  CUarch,  VTo.  ;i'J  I'ark  iiow.  Now 
Vork. 


WariT.ntv  l)ced.s, 


Moiti^acre   DccjI^, 


'00 


Tnr.  ATi.ANric  M...ntiii,v.  — For  May  contiins 
The  (luurdiau  Ang.l,  Fart  V,  by  Oliv.-r  Wendoi' 
lloluici;   !Ilit..ry    «>r  tbo    Shewing    M.i-hinc.     A 

skt»lih  o'  the  invc'.iti'Ki   of  ."lowing    Ma-bines,  •''".>.     'i    /'I.  *         "H  »     1 
th«  .i;ili"ullios  and  d. -lay  1  i-i  securing  their  iiitro-    V^Ull   l^laUll    IJCea.S, 

duc'.ion  to  use.  aad  ol  the  changes  efl'ecte  I  by 
them,  by  JaiM.vs  Fartnn  ;  ll'«art  a:i  1  Hearth,  a 
F-oeuj  by  Thomas  Uu.'hana.i  Kei  I  .  The  tieu!u< 
of  l»i'ki«n!«,  a  critical  es  ay  by  F.  F.  Whipple  ; 
(ieriuaiiy  111  New  York,  by  Charles  Dawson 
.-^hanly  :  Katharin-i  M.ruo,  I'arl  VIl,  I  y  the 
autlior  of  'Heraiafi;'  S  )rrow,  a  Focui  ;  Th« 
Flaintin  Nonsuited;  .Soin-J  Uuapprueiat.-d  Ciiar- 


K  31 1»  O  li  I  TJ  3r. 

WAi'.KKOOMS   IV 

*  Crosby's  Opera  House' 

C9   WASHINGTON    ST, 

(New    York  Warerooms,   050  Broadway.)      me  1  will  pay 
\\U,  1<-skI.'  A^'.-iith  for  thf  U.  .«.  f«.r 

WM.  KHABE  &  CO.'S 

CKLKIiKATKD 

Gold  Medal  Piano  Fortes. 


;  CABINET  SHOP. 

I  WM.   LALLANDE 

Wuiild  rp«rpctfnllv  inform  the  public  dn  (af'er 
havMiL'ha.l  a  week"  C  Fi.rtl.t^^hip  with  Fo*-t 
John  L^lr^u.^  is^jrain  rlr.ing  bnsincsa  in  M?  «w,i 
ni^rnc.  Kxpcric.iee  and  iorllie  Qrsi  time  huving 
a  (;oo(l  stock  of 

Well  Seasoned  Liimlx  r  on  l]aii<l 

,  also  an  •  u!.ii  i'.-(l  6ho|.,  thinks  to  tatiefy  all  "bt 
cti.stiiiiKr.,,  :,ii<l  now  <.M>-d  loo.  All  kill'i^^ '-f  l-ur- 
niluic  (ill  haml.  -.r  made  to  order  promptly. 

Now  customer.^  nipfd  not  ask  f<jF 
lii\'  Fooni^',  as  I    liav(^   llie 

JNGSintlii_M:ity. 

I  A'^r'iTi'.'pg  10  ngrecnient  in  ah-  t.-rwcfn  Mr. 
I  Furri  »  «r..J  m  vvif.  d.ilcd  Die.  iJb,  I^Ofi.  rf>fii 
i  one  has  to  pay  I'i*  own  debti.     Orders  sigaud  \j 


WM    PAM.ANDF. 
Winnchrgo  City,  J.tn.  0,  1^07. 


Cliatllc  Mort;^'agcs, 


"  '•  iictcrs.     A  humorous  sf.temrnt  of   the  posjible,  .  ^,    ,.+  •/•.    4-,.^ 

I  j    ,1 '1  j'ri'i'^c  V, t^rtlllC'*tC^, 

llio    Wattonw.an    river  durin:;    the   but  j.ot  popularly  erjiit-.l  virtues  of  »u.h  per-    -    '       'o'  ♦ 


-       1     *  *«•„!„   iw.;  ,l.t     lilt      sonages  as  b'domon  s    blu^'gtrd,  the  O.  I   M  in  of 

cur  nn-  fieshets    attamctl  a  neiLilit    uti-  " 

r'"-^  '  1  the  Sea,Xantiiippe,  Bluu  Ue-ird,  (J  illii),  and  Cal- 

kllOWll  to  the  oKles.t  inliahitants  ot  tuts  .^^^^^  ^^  ^,  ^  ii.,,.ewell  ;  O;  Iport  iu  Winter,  by 
section.  Moiul  ly  aftovnoan,  April  l.')lh,  l 'j\  »v,  Uigginson  :  M.irbio  tiuarrie.-!,  a  F..eai,by 
the  ieo  Showoa  si-ns  of  breakin-  up,  ^  «J  mk  11.  F.  rSargcut;  The  Custom  of  Furial  with 
ami  on  Tues.lav  moruiu^  it  ,vas  all  |  tl- "-^  toward  .1^.  Fast,  by  K.r.  N.  I.  Fro.h- 
•"'  '  -  -^  ..         !  iii.Miam  ;   IKroes  of  Centr.il  AtVica,  by  W.     >\  in- 

movint?  ilown  stiva.n,  the  water  iisaipr   ^^;;^^^^  j.,^^,,^  j^cvi.ws  and  Literary  \otic,'^. 


md  .\IiL  kiiius  of 


JL\ST1CKS'    BLANKS 


i  rapidlv  anil  ovcrth)wiug  the  banks.   At  ^     tickxoh  &.  Fn:i.D.s,  Fubiisiiers,  Uoston. 
I  one  time  daring  the  forenoon  on    Tucs-  1       ^,  ^ ^  .^^^  (•^!{,i,„t^  ../  /,Vr.  /.«.  r.  Ff-  ,/,•/.. 
j.lay  an  ice  Jan.  was  formed  about  three-  ,  ^^  ^^^^  n.,sTi:Trnn  : 

1  quarters  of  a  mile   ahovC  Ilarritlirton  Sz  ,       /;,,„.  ,sV,.:_This  is  to  crtify   that  T  wa^  taken  ; 

I  I  OVeland's     mills        Previous      to     the     v.iib  the  .lyspej.sij  a  ye:'r  ago   last  Mar.h,  and,    are  Frintcdnnd  fjr  S;;Ic,    whoUsa'e  or 

1/       ,  !  "  ,.   .,'     .         .  ,  ^..^    .,.„'  fur:.  i..ri..dol  eiL'ht  month.',  xv.as  one  of  Iho  most     the  Office  u/  tho 

breakm--'  ui^  c    the  ice  lam  above,  tbe    '  "^  •' '  -'  ,  ,  ,,        .  1  •   „l 

■■"      '  .       •  i  miserable  creatures  you  e-.cr   beheld,   not  bung 

new  hrid.Lie.    at    tins    place  — leccMitly    .^,^j^  ^.^,^^.^  ^^^  ^.^,^  ^j^j^,^  ^^  ,,^.,.,,^  .,„.i  „.,^.,  ^.o,.,. 

completed  at  a  cost  of  nearly  !?:l,000—    '  j.elled  to  walk  the  lb«.r  incessantly.   I  was  noar'y  j 


MOFFAT'S  Life  riiia 

A>'I)  PH(E>TS:  BITTERS. 

TIio  Most  Successful  Medicines 
in  tho  IVorld. 

EstaMished  in  1S35  \,7  oj^-e  oi 
our  310^1  Eminent  i'liysicians,  and 
now  used  tiiroughoiit  North  and 
Souili  America,  wltli  more  plcasini? 
results  than  any  other  Medicine  in 
cases  of  diseased  Liver,  Blood  or 
Skin,  Indigestion,  Costlveness, 
Eilious  Complaints,  Rheumatism 
and  Fever  Jind  Ague. 

Thousands  of  certificates  are  in 
our  possession,  giving  detailed 
accounts  of  perfect  CUBES  effected 
])y    tliese    invaluahlo    Medicines. 

hoy  regulate  tho  System  and  put 


Ah  (..  til"  n-1r.!iv<-  jii«-iits  '.f  tli'.-<!  I'lANO."?,  WO  would 
r.f.-r  I..  It  ,•  Ciiiii'-.it.  -  ..r  cxoil-i'"- ill  o'lr  V'-^'f'"''"' 
fi....i  'J-  H  M.  n  K  R  ii,  ti  O  T  •»'  «  (■  II  A  L.  K, 
STI<M-4)-<  II,  <;.  SATTKU,  II.  VIKUX- 
Ti<::»li'S,l.<>(  ISSTAAUhiiIK.-^II  ZIO,  Mu- 
fcir.Tl  l>ii.-.  !.,/  ,(■  I},..  Ii!i!iui  *>)..M.i,  iif,  ill-,  ti.iii  K.me 
of  111..  II...  I  .Ii  liii-iiisl.fi!  ri.ilcHK.  r.i  luxl  Aiii;it<-iir«  ill 
lite  couli!i>.  All  \ii!*[iu:itt'U\a  ffiuu  united  J  (/)'/.  Lt  yiurx, 

ALSO,  ACI'.MH   r  la 

A.  H.  GME  8t  CO.  &  EMPIRE 
PIANO  FORTE  CO. 

Asn  oTiiKii  Fui.ST  Class  IManos. 

W«  Jmvo  til"  I,AK«ii:ST  »i;<l  ni>T  A.^J.-OHTED 
STOCK  OK  I'lANOS  IN  TIIK  CITY,  whid:  S.r  I'.  w..r 
an.l  .«w.-.-t:..-s  ■  f  Tjii-,  Ka-y  »:..'  A^^ro.  hIiU  Touch,  itii.l 
li.  ii.l.v  ol  finish,  have,  l.y  JiKlg'-,  h'-tu  prouomiCKa 
uririrulWil. 

4iiJ"  i'aiti<iiliir  ntlfiilioii  {.;ii  1  1<>  tlio  RPlr^llon  of  In- 
stiiiiii'-nl^  (..r (lift. lilt  oiiI.Th  iiti'l.i  |.rivil«(:<;  ol  ixcliaiipe 
pr.ilitiil  Ht  :iii>  liiii"  witliiii  fix  li;.  lUlii-,  if  tlio  Iiislru- 
uieiit  should  i.'ot  jirovfi  ii:ir  ly  saii.-::.  t.  ry.  A  lihervl 
dif"iitit  to  tkTtryiuiii,  Tciich»-.»  auJ  Koliouln.      Tt-rmi 

lll.C'hl.  ... 

W  M<»1.K.''AI.K  DK  \I.KH«  will  fii  .1  it  to  th<ir  nrlvnii- 
i  tape  t..  ;{ivc  II- ii  <!'ll.  ii<  l.y;r.:itly  iii.  r.-.iscii  lacilitii-a 
we  are  <-!i.*l.i' li  t.>  lili  oii'..iH  will:  ii.-ii.|.  li  „  _  ,  ,        -i 

PlANO«ill.l.  will  to  cuH  I.  ■!..■.•  l""xlK«>.iiiiel=twliei«»        •iil        l-l«       lilULllUllS       Ul      lilC      M"t*J 

♦.♦ in  a  healthy  condition.  ♦ 

WHOLIISALK  A^JKNT.S  rOU  |      Soil  by  all  Druggists.    VHilto  &  Howlan^,  Prcpri- 

ctQ:-3,  S'iccetjsord  to  L>r.  Jolin  il^ll-t  and  Dr.  W.  B. 


T 


rwtai",  Ht 


United  St:Ues    Senator    Henderson  |  ^^^^^^^^^^  ^^^^^^  ,,^  ,^^,.^^  ^-^^^^  ^^  j,,  ,,.,„w., ,,  n.y  roas....,  and  h,-,;  htd  entireiy 

lias    our    tuauks    fur   pubhc    ^1"^"'"^"^^  ,  |^^^,,,-„,^  tl^i^-^fro.n  under  tlie  COr.ls  b..  u.-,  all  the  cHorts  made  for  my  recovery  hav- 

received                                                                         "                  ,                          i  '"'"  I'^-'^'d  fruitu.-:^. 

resting  on    them.      The  Stono    work     at  j-.y  i!,e  lii.<t  of  Ntvember,  l't'3,  I  had  become 


y-y  l!ie  lii.-t  of  Ntvembir,  1''('3,  I  had  become 
SI  veak  and  feeble  that  I  couid  .-icarccly  ?taiid 
a'.'.!;.',  iin-l,  to  all  apjicaranee,  wtuld  ?ooii  die.— 
At  thi^  time  (having  p-ad  your  advertii-oment.J 
mv  wile  i.revaikd  up -n  me  to  try  your  liitlcr.-. 
A  b  ,;tle  wa.<  iirocured,  and,  str  tnge  to  s»y,  I  soon 
c  piumciKid  recoveritig.     1  have  taken   (our  lot- 


rcsting  on  them.     The  stono  work    at 

A  good  round  [irico  will  be  i>aid  ior  ^  ^\^q  ^.^^^j;^  end  was  des'rojcd.  The  cast 
a  few  early  potatoes.  Iii<iulre  at  this  |  ^.j^j^j^  ^j-  t],p  i^ridge,  (oO  feet)  is  the  on- 
office.  Iw"^      ,  ly  partion  remainiii.g.     A  large  amount 

Hon.  Alexander  LamTev  has  favored  '  of  thotimher,  phink  and  iron  earricd 
us  wiih  uumeruus   and  valuable    doeu  j  away,  will,  no  douht.  be  reeovercd. 

,„.„»,  a,„o„s  whij, .,:  the  -  K.  ,...\  At  one  ti,„c  .i.iio  .i,o  vivor  w.s .,  ^-;;;,;  ^ :^;/;:;„::,«:^,,;;r;i::L^ 

upon  the    Mineral     Kecourees    of    the  ^  its  bei.^ht,  tho  water  was  at  least    t.^v<"»  ,^.^,.,r..  ,    i  have  no  tloubt  .hat  it  wasyo.ir  lUtter.-* 

United   States,"  by    Spceial     Coiiimis- j  feet  above  tho  piers  and    {d)ntments   of  aion.M.tider  Uivine  Providence,  that  effected  this 

siouers   J.  Ko.ss  lirown,  andJ.mes   W.    the  brid-e.     This  is  the  seeond  brid.-c  wonderful  euro.  li. 't.  Fi.r.vL.N. 

built  at  this  place,    used   but  a    short      ii-.d-on.  Michigan,  Au.us.  :'.-.M^ 

time  nn.l  destroyed  by  the  rairinp;  ele-    " 
mcnl".     On  We  Inesday  th.e  wat,er    be- 
can  to  fall,  and  is  novr,  (May  Gth,)  and 
ha«  been  U'-'arly  a  week,  low  enouah  to 


I »  yi m  n  ¥  1 

J.   Jl  I  JLi  « i 


Carliart,  JNTeGclham  &  Co.'s 

HARMOHIuiiiELOMONS 


&£d£utt,  Kew  York. 


AND    ORGANS. 


Mar.nr.iftiiicir*  ami  Iiiiiiortor?  rf 


B  E  A  U  T  1  ! 

Auburn,    Golden,    Fiexen,  & 
Silken  CuiIg. 


MUSIC A.L  IITSTEUHEITTS  ■  x^noprcKD  b.tb.  .i.^r  i>-,.f.  d.  -.„,. 

*  1     lUK.SI!     LE    CH  KVEiX.     Onc«r.o):r«- 

i  Strings,  Accordcons, 

i  Violins,  Clarionots, 


11  0 IM  i:  S  T  E  A  D. 


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Taylor.  These  Jieports  are  most  com- 
plete, and  are  rca  ly  a  very  valuable  ac- 
quisition to  the  library. 


Don't  fail  to  buy  all  your  LL\NK.=?   at  this 


BRASS  IHSTEUMEHTS, 

And  other  Llurlcai  Ivlcrcnardise. 

The  S:i  v;;r  anh  lir.vs  1%  ii  i  mf.nth  of  lur  miiiefir- 
ttin-  ;.«•!  iiii|..Mta;i..n.  an-  us.«l  l-y  uDst  ail  of  lli.)  Ixst 
liariih  in  'hf  Vxiixl  Stiit.x.  iii..l  wlicin-v.-r  <  xi.ilii-<l  have 
»lNv;iVsr..<.civ.-.l  th.-(J..hl  M.-l.tW  iin.l  I!ir.III>1  I'R'M'.IMS. 

♦i»   n:^vin^- roiiiiictioii  villi  Vaniifutiiiiuc,  n.-urx-s 

In  n.-ilin,  L.-iini<.  Di.mI.i..  I...i..i.i..  »'"'  i';".':-.V.';.\','' 
i,n  i.ii.  li  t..fiinii-h  IiKAI.KliS.  inNlitaml  INUnDU- 
AI.S.  Willi  ivriy  Ml  tick-  iu  this  Ijiic,  at  tliu  luVtst  'uan- 
uf.iiturei'a   5)1  i.s. 


tjon  WAKK  ANTED  to  curl  ibo 

most  ftrj-ia'i!  u;.d  siub  Ii<«'-1  t»ir  of  cither  rex  in- 

_.  ^„-^„„_        t>  wavv  ringlets  or  hoaj   Dmesiv*  cMrls.     Uj;" 

in>uras,  i^au.iis,   1  ,^^^^^  ^^-^^j  ,^^.  ^.^^  f.ci,j,.R,,vjf  a  I'.^ris  fiuJ  I.on. 

don,  with  the  ni'ot  gritifriajj  results.  D-  cs  no 
ii'jiTV  to  the  hiiir,  Tri'-e  by  nuM  eoaley,  and 
j'.'stpaii,  !?1.  1)  !«orir,rive  eirjt.lR.rs  sent  free. 
Address  ni:R<3EH,  .-!!  'J-^T-S  4  CO.,  rhe-u  «ip, 
N'>.  2^^.'.  Rivtr  .-t.,  Troj'  K.  V.  L^o^e  .^p-n•t  I'.t 
the   Unite!  Statct.         '  T4nl^yl 


Hereafter  the  two   fortnightly  nuni 

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Tuimber    i-sued,  theieLre,  will    bo   t^jrl'      '       -      .  ,        •' 


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as  was  .^ntieipatcd. 

Harrington   A'    Loveland's  dam  wns 


".     on        .        n\  1      ,'..,.;,     not  entirely  washed  out,  although  bad- 

rema-.n  20  cenl8.     Ihe  ve:n  !v  suuscnp-  •' 

.,,  ,  1  '     1  *.     d.o   -  »     ly  damaL'od.      'Ihe  necessary    rejjairs 

t:on  price   will  r>!.'  redu.'^e.l   to  b'>  of,  \  -^  ,,..., 

.,,  t.r    ,,    f    ,,     ,,   ,.,        ,    V       have  been  made,  and    their  miiis   are 

Aldresi  \V  .  C.  Cc  1-  .  1.  (.huieh,  No-  -  «   t^  •      v 


i^O  Turk  Row,  New  York. 

The  other  dav,  and  a  dav  or  two  be- 
fore  tliat  dav,  and  several  succcsiive 
days  previous  to  that  day, 

•'  The  wind  blew  as  'tuad  blawu  it*  last." 

Tlie  wlieat  is  mostly  s^vi;.  but  little 


no  V  in  operation.  Qnayle  Sc  Friend's 
mill  dam  w.is  slightly  damaged.  150 
dollars  will  probably  cover  all  repairs  of 
dama^'o  done  bv  the  fieshet.  Work- 
men  arc  very  busily  ongao;ed  in  putting 
things  to  rights,  and  in  a  nii:ht  or  so, 
we  exj)cct  to  have  our  'dreams'  slight- ' 


Wlicct,  Ririwg.  No.  1, 
No.  2, 
Corn, 
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'Wood  per  eortl, 

l'h<  c.-u, 

r.irii,  salt,  per  p.-iund, 

I'orij.  fr-^h,  per  <-v»t.. 

l*cef,  frcih,  per  pound. 


iiid  you  will  alwajt  ba  latiiCod. 


l,.>o 
1,26 

e.jii 

o.JO 

1,00 

23 

20 

8.00 

2.. -.11 

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3.00 

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l?to20 

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who  have  never  swunr;  the  birchen  rod,  BUsTsr.^^S. 

are   doubtless    lo.king     forward    ^ilh  j      j^j,,;,,^^  ;„  r,^\   branches    o 

high  lioi.es  to  the  pleasures  (?)  of  some    ,j^.^.^^.      Farmers  an.l  mechanics  are,  aR 


1  -I     .1     t  •      4l   ,  A.„..,«  ,..^.1-  .-.r  tliji    pen.-'ible  articl.*  to  Jemnle  beauty,  ii  eaMly  appli 

Laot  Saturd.ay,  School  Commissioner  I  damaged,  tint  is,  tho  fiame  v.  oi  k  ot  the   y,  _j  ^^  ^^  ^^ ,  ,,^.,,  ,,^  ,„.„^^  .,.,.  ^^..^  ,^„^  ,,,,  ,„ 

_.    ,  .    \  1      1     ♦     1      ♦      1  I  mill  btlildin"-     The  niT-liincrV  was  Sav-     rcctiv  on  the  r.MtH.      It    i^*    rtar'antcl   to  n-m  .v„ 

rdsey  was     m    town,    and     distributed    n^l"   ""•"^'".--     -l '"    ""    miii^.>  M.porfloo.M  h;.ir  Irom  b-w  f..rehei.:.'..  onVo:n  n-y 

<rht  or  ten  Teacher'.s  Certificates  to  as  '  cd  and  the  dam  is  reported  as  being  all    ,.,r,  of  the  ho.ir  eom,detc  iv.  t.-taiiy  .nd  rsdi.-ai 

a  I     .    ,  '  Iv  cxt.riiating  tlie  .«uino    leaving    tno    sxin    .»oit, 

any   la<Jy   applicants.       Tho.se  of  them  ,  I'Ight.  /moothe    ai.-l   natural.     This  i.-«   the   only  article 

,        ,  „.i...  i:..„i 1  ^^ used  by  toe  I'-e. oh,  and  i-  tlic  only  real  (fli  it-.ial 

(J,.pil:itoiy  iv  cxi-tence.     Price  T.'i  ecnts  per  yacL 
,.  a"e   .>.iMif  1'oj.t  iiaid,  to  any  adJret.<  on  receipt  of 

ontinu'*.s    •■'-•••'    ',  „    ' 

an  order   hy 
•s  are   as  j            jiF.iic.EU,  SHrTTrJ  A  Co..  rhemi.sts. 
rural  distrfct,  wbere  the  summer  hours  ;  „^^^,^  ^^^^,^^,,   ^,^^,  ^^.^^^^^    ,^.^:,,  ;;„  |  vini.yi                    2s.  Uiver  St.,  rro,.N.  Y. 
will  glide  away  amid  the  quiet  hum  of ;  ^^^^.1,^^,^,^  j^  ^^^p^pi,   i,,cir   Bharo    ofj      riEPArvATOR  QWUAA. 
the  school  room.  !  public  patronage.  |  

'•Jlifihte  leatned  is  ye  pedagogn<!,  Phv«iciins  ind  Wwvcr^    FOCm    tO    be  '  "''''"  ''^''^'  ^""'"  ^'^^  ''"'"''"•   '  '"■  '*'"^''">  ^""^ 

FuUe  apt  to  rcade  and  spello  ;  J  H}  SlCians  aiUl  law  }  ei  .^    nc.n    lo    oc  |  ^.^,_ 

An.1  eke  to  teach  ye  part-  of  ...eecho,  soaping  thoharvost  early  in  thc  season,    K:":;,i:r:on:";';::;^Mnb"o^^^^^^ 

And  .trap  ye  t^eht..  .e...  I  ,  ^^^^  ^^  ^^,^^  ,^.^  ^^^,.: ,.,  >o^.  o.i,  U...iio,  hah. 

method  Prof  Peisey  has  a.b)pted       '        .'        •       r,-      it         c  i  Hi.;i»AieATOu  r.ii'ii.M. 

,    .         boCOining    quite     laslHOnahlO.  Several;       por  roslnrini.' hair   anon   l>«Iil   h.-a.l-<  firom   whn'ever 

examinations  will  rectinuieiiil  it  •  .  '  cms.-it miv  i.a\e  faii^nout)  ati.i  ioitIh^' «  kiowHi  of 

buildings  are  in  course   of   erection—,    i,,.,ir  upon  til.  i,.-.,  it  Ikhii..  .-ri-b    it  win  i.tc-  the 


Xtites, 


Checks, 


Ivecei])ts, 


in  his 

Bclf  to  every  ono,  by  it.s  perfect  impM- ,        .  .   .  .  i.,..iiito -n.w  ii|..mi  m.-.-niorMa.-i.  ....c  ...  ..■-... - 

■;         '    •;        I     .       ■   ,      •    :  EiniGrt'^nts  arc  arriving,  an'.l  every  thing  ..-.^.i.t  vv,.,ks  „r  imir  m.on  i.ai-i  hea.u  in  n-om  ttx..  to 

tialily  ;    and  we    believe  be    is     Ilgllt     l'>  :,,,,..      «,  U       T       l  llue.Miiotitlin.     a  r.n-  i^Mi.naiit  i.iaeM.nerHhave  hv-.H- 

'   '  ?'  \  bids  fair   for  an   unusually  lively  tsCaSOn.  ci  thai  ih.-rc  U  noth-n-,'  that    win   force   ..r   hasten  the 


h.'.ril  to  ;.'iiiv»  ii|>.mi    tin- .«lilonl!i.-L-l  f«rc  fn  from  Ove  to 


growth  of  flic  !i:iir  or  !>• -inl.     Th>  ir  a.-^ertioiis  aiv  fals.-, 

a»thi)U>-aiMls  of  livii.;;  wiltit-ssfs  (from  their   own  exin-ri 

I  one-)  cjii  l.ar  witii.-s-t.     Itiil  i.iaii.v  will  say,  how  :im'  we 

Tho.c  o{  our  readers  who  lacl:  a  growth  of  bair    ">  :"^^'"^'";:''  ""•  r--'^'";;  I^''^;, 'I'"  *:•:!!;;;::;. .!!.^:;;k:;;; 

"  ly  \i  (liSriCuIt,  as  iii:iftrlith!<  ofthe  i.iMfi  elil  pi '  )>ai.iiions 


Baying  that  thc  true  teacher  has  no 
need  to  strike  a  blow.  Stu  ly  the  dis- 
positions of  your  pupils,  and  win  them  

\  .,r»    :«•  .,««,!    1./.      ir.    i-i.iir    C-ivor    '  upon  tho  face,  or  those  who.-;?,  hair  is   falling  out,  n.lv(it;s.  .1  fo'r  ili..  haii  and  Ix  ai<l  are  ei,iii-.-l.v  w.>ril.hs», 

one    by    one    it    neeU     be,    to     >OUr    KIV01.^"I'  „     .       .        ,  y.  nn.l  no,,  hkiv  have  alui.lv    thrown  i.w;..v   lar;,'.Hn...UMts 

- — j  or  h.ave  bocomo  bald,  would  do  well    to  t;y  "Dr.  j,|„,-ir  ,„„.,.'i,a,i..     t..  siieli  we  wouhl  nay,  try  the  Itii.ar 

Of  the  many   Cjtmeties    and    Toilet    Article.'- !  ^..^  ji^.sTAt;iiATKi:R  CAPiiXAiitE."     This  ttfor  Ca,.pilii;  it  ^'i'' ';•''' >"'iV'''''''''l7  .."'^'T.i'l.rn,'!? 

,  ,  np  to  ou>-   ninesentalioiis.     H  >  our  lirn^{i{i>i    iiois    not 

now  advertised,  but  few  prove    t:)   bo  what   tney  ]  j.  ^.^p^^^jj^j^^^  ^j^i^  been  u«c  1  by  thoasands   in    this  k. »  p  it,  s-eml  us  ..ne  aollar  .and  w.;  will  h.i  ward  it,  ih)!-!- 

are  represented.  Me.^r..  BK'tGi;.:,  S.n;Tr.    .  Co.,   i  ^^^^^^  .^  ^„,, ;.,  i..,r„po.  with  the  mo.t  ^rnli!Ving  H'b  '"f^'-'!-'-  *^'"'  '"-'l-^'l'l  ^"^  "'^.':';:"7'..'!l'.;:;'i::i''' 


Chemidt.i,  of  Troy,  N.  V.,  arc  advertising  exten- 
sively several  artiole.s  that  have  proved  them- 
e.''vo8Just  as  represented,  for  which  tliey  are 
ACtin  "  as  agents.  \Ve  believe  theoa  to  be  perfect - 
]j  trustworthy,  and  that  p.'trti;.>s  Uiinglheir  prep- 
arations will  find  them  iully  up  to  the  reco-i- 
ni3ud«  given.  Soa  taeir  advortiioaient  i-a  another 
« jlumn  of  this  paper. 

Thk  Black  Crook  a.no  tiik  Pkmo.-«  Dancers. 


count.-y  an.l  m  r/irop.'.  wun  ...e  m  .,t  -iia,  i.yu.^     j  _  ,.,-„„-,^.,,  ^„„  .,„„,,piication,  providrnK  eniiie  sAiis 

rcsuUs.        Testimonials    of  thc     molt    Ibittoring    faction  is  not  civcn.     A<i<lri.i, 

.       ,,  .,  ,  ,1  W.  1,.CI.AUK  i  C0„  Chctni^ts, 

character  have  been  rcceifcd  frcm  the  most  weal-  j  v4nlSyl        "So.  'i  West  Fayejte  ^;lreet,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

thy  and  inlluenti-tl  citizens   of  tho  country,  and  ' ; 

will  be  sent  to  any  one,  on  application,  by  Messrs  IjIj^,.CIvfeMI  111    oHOL. 

Bkugfiu,  .^iii-TTS  1  Co.,  ChciniHt*,    of   Troy,   N.  j 

Y..  tho  only  agent,  in  America  for  the  .«ale  of  Iho  j  i}i,^.^sn,;il,-„,j.  ShoeInj,Repairing,  ctc. 
same.     Read  ".heir  advertisement  in  this  paper.      ' 


Beadle's  Bass  Ball  Tlayer,  i-i  a  work  just  pub- 


Tbe  undnr»iigncd  ffill   oecujiies   tne  shop  near 
the  fsteatn  iMill,  and  wonhl  lesi-ectfully  announco 


,.        ,.  r..      p  I  .  ^     .  1  /.  .v      *      ,.   I  that  be  i*  iM.w  piipiiredlo  iniuiufacture  lioth 

— Justout.     The  startling  hutory  of  tb«  famous    ii,i,ed^  containing  the 'proceedings  of  tho   tenth  -i)^.!^  Ami  n  l^O  \  l*n 

B.C.,  with   all   its    Magnificence,   Mystery    and  I  j,j,„ujji  jj^ss  Ball  Convention,  together  with  tho  |  ItOH  CC  31U1j1>'-1>Ux11\U 

"Immortality"— beautitully  Iliustratad  in  many  I  a^paded  rules  a<loptcd.  rules  f -r    the   r.rniation  |j»^  1.  J  ||  O' JPJ  d^  WC 

brllliani  colors.      The  gorgooui  scenery,  Spirits  J  of  club.s,  and  the  constitution  and  by-laws  oftheTtPl  C  Ct  l.kl  J  ft  ,^  JS.     S  ^  ▼?  0« 


C.ira 


^ 


Envelopes, 


YZonderfulbut  True. 

MAT>AM  rF.MTMr.TON.  the   t.-.-tM  tCTi.^Trr.ail  AylrM- 
nirim  and  .'^.iinnaiiiluili<t!<-  Clairvoyant,  r.hil..  in  a  clair- 
vovanl  'late,  dt  leliiat-s  thp  very  fi-at..r(.s  <  f  th.-  jitix^n  1 
you  «:«  to  luany,  aii-l  by  th'- aid  of  an  i;i«trutiie;it  of  in-  ; 
j  leiisc  jiow-.-r,  known  a-  the    l'<yelioni.)tr'Ji)»,   ;>aarant.res 
I  f..|.rn.lijce   a   veih'Cl  and  lif.iike  i^i'ture  ..f  the   future; 
!  hul.-ai;'!  or  wifi-  of  tin-  :i]>y!i    ut,  \\\'M  date  .jf  !ii4rria.re,  , 
t.c.-iipation  .leadiRi;  traits  tf  chiirs'C'i-r,  .le.     This  is  no  ; 
ini;>osiii.  II,  as  testimonials  without  nuMihor  cm   »~sert.  ; 
»>   <t  iii!.'--  iilaci-  of  birth,  ap',  lii-p  .>i;!..n,  e.li'r  of  t- vis,  , 
liiilr.  (t:id  t-ndcsinj'    liftr  c-nt-,  ;in'l    ftainped  enveh  pe  , 
addrt-si-ed  to  yours-  If,    yon    will  r'  ciivL-   the  picture  hy  , 
ri.-iuiii  re.til,  toi'.-thir  wit!i  d'sire'l  infornrition. 

V.!,ir.>sin    C  .mi.l.i..n-,     MADAM    (i  KllTntDK 

RKMIN'iTON,  P.  O.  li.'X  Two    liuuJreJ  aul    Ninery-  , 
«ev.-n,  U>st  Tri.y,  N,  Y.  v4iiKyl      j 

I'-t^f"  \  Young    Lapy  rttuminii  to: 

ncr  c.  uiitrx  home,  aOt-r  a  soj,  urn  of  a  f*w  ni..nlli!«  in  tlie 
<:iiy,   washanlU    r.-.-..>;i.iz«il    l.y  h,  r    frit-nds.      n.  place  ^ 
of  i  i-o:n>e,  runic,  l!ii-1icd  fa -i-,  sin-  had  a  si.fl  lu'.y  iMiii-  ' 
plx!:)n.>i    alnio.-i  mai  hlr    .siiioo»iin.-<«,    and   iiisteail    of 
iw-niv-thret*  Ml..-    really  ai>)'<"ii' '^   bin.  eightt-cn.     I'pon  : 
in'i"''"*'  as  to  \}.\:-  CIU--  of  -..  s-'o-at  a  i  haii-e.  Mie  plainly  ; 
,,.1,1  llieiii  ih.it  >he  h  i-l  U-.   ilh  ■<  ir«-;'.<«    itUl  Ettlltll.  ' 
and  coiisldL-rvd  it  an  iiivaln.ihl.-  aciiui-it'.on  t..  uuv  l.a.iys 
to.lct.     15y  its  as  •  any  Udy  ..r  ^rcoileniiu   c  m  .nipr.ive 
iht'tr  v'^i'^'iial  ,.r).val"jncf  an  h-jn<!rtd  foltl.    It  is  siinfle  ; 
i„p»...nil.iiiaii.n,  as  Naturf  li.  is.lf  issiiii.h-.  Vct  unsui-  ; 
pa'^^rd  in  i  s  lli  "ny  in    drawl.','   iiiipunl.es   fr  au.  an  I  . 
he*lhiL'.  chan.'injiand  i..«n!i!yin^.  lli<- skni  and  ooiiijl-'X- 
ion       IU  itn  oirt  et  action  on  'lit-  cutieie  it  dn.ws  iroiiMt  : 
All  inijnirilifs,  Uindlv  lieaitnr  the  sani".  and  leaving  the  . 
(jiiifa-i- a^   Nitii;.-    liiteinicd    it    siioi'ld   be,  clear,   sott.  I 
ii.4ioo<li   Hiiil  heaiit'ful.     I'riCf  One  Dollar,  se^.t  by  mail  j 
cr  exnress,  on  rec  ipi  of  an  oi.l.-.  i  y  . 

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Tho  on!y  Ainerieau  Ageuls  for  the  »ak  ut  i!itS.iiue. 

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PULMONICr    SYRUP. 

Th'S  frreat  medicine  nired  Dr.  J.  II,  Scuent,  th« 
Prcprietor,  of  Pulmonary  Consumpriou,  whea  i  had 
asjuraed  'l«  ruopt  lorniidah'c  a?p'"ct,  and  when  ^-needy 
deaih  f,:>peircd  to  be  iuevitab  e.  Ilisp'a..«.c.an8pro* 
nounoei  li^s  cac  incurable  wiiea  be  tommenced 
tiie  Uiee  of  this  siinp'.e  but  powerhil  reniedy.  His 
health  WR«  restored  in  a  vtr-  short  time,  and  no 
return  of  the  disease  ha?  been  apprehended,  ;or  ail 
the  sytnp'oni?  qu'cljly  disappeared,  and  his  present 
wcipht  is  more  than  tT^'o  buiidrcd  poaudi. 
I  Since  h*B  recovcrr,  he  ha^  devoted  his  attent'on 
e'^e'uiirely  to  the  cure  ot  Consumption  and  .he 
disca/>eB  which  are  u.^-.ially  coinpiica.ed  w  iili  ii,  an  1 
the  cure3  effec'cd  by  his  medicines  have  been  toit 
numerous  and  truly  wonder.u!.  l>r.  Si;ui:>""K 
makes  prceMional  visits  to  several  of  thc  larjrer  cities 
wecklv,  where  he  liaj  a  lar^e  co'icour.e  ol  patieata, 
and  it  IS  truly  aitonishinp  to  fee  pjor  con=uiiip!;vo« 
t'latbaveto  be  iliteJ  out  ol  tbeir  carria^ics  ftiid  '.a 
a  fe^  months  heallh:.-,  ro'o-j.'t  pcrions.  Da, 
SCIIENCK'S  PI  LMONIC  SYUIP,  SEAWEED 
TONIC,  a:id  MANDKAKE  PILLS  are  te^eraily 
all  required  iu  curing  Consair.p'.ioa.  Full  direc- 
tion? ai-coir.p:iay  each,  so  that  any  one  can  take  ihem 
Vvithout  Eceing  Dr,  gfjiiENOK,  bat  whoa  it  is  coa- 
vcaieut  il  iii  U.et  to  see  him.  He  t.'ives  ad'.-ice  ireo, 
but  ibr  a  thorough  cxaiuiuatioa  wiib  hia  ll.."pi;-omcicr 
his  :ee  is  ilirec  dollars, 

P  cose  ob.?Gi\e,  when  piirchasln?:,  that  t!ie  two 
Ukc:ic.-«s»  o:' the  Doctor — aiie  tviiL-u  i!i  lue  last  slants 
of  Gonsnnip?ioa.  and  the  ether  as  he  now  is,  ia 
perfect  hea.th— are  oa  ihe  Gove/mueat  ctainp. 

Sold  by  all  Drucr^ists  and  Dealers.  Price  *  ,  0 
per  liottle,  or  $7.50  the  half  do^cn.  Loiters  lor 
advice  ehould  ahva/B  be  directed  to  I<r.  Schcnck's 
PriiielpalOliice.  15  North  fith  St.,  PUi'.adelph  a.  Pa. 

Geueral  V/hoiCrale  .Vi^cnui:  Dema?  Baruert  L  Co., 
N.  Y, .  S.  8.  llance,  Baltimore,  Md. ;  John  i>. 
Park,  Cincinnati,  O'.uo;  'NVaii^.er  &.  Tayior,  Chicago, 
IU. :  ColUas  Bros.,  SU  Louis,  lio.  Li^d  w.  ea.  uio.  t  /r. 


E  N  A  M  E  L! 


Circularp, 


Labi.'ls, 


La^"  Case.^  ami  Puiiit.^, 


rrinted  to  ordorj  on  short  Notice,  and  at  reason - 
able  rates. 


rierponts.  Skeletons,  tbe  Crook,  Ac,.  e.Kactly  rep- 


reseutbdas  performed  in  Now  York  and  Phila 
delphia.  with  the  exciting  Dances  and  Positions 
of  th«  beautiful  Parisian  Ballot    (Jirli   correctly 


National    Association,*    Ac.      Every    bans   ball 


When  hy  tbensoof  D11..I0INV1LLE-S  ELTX  1 

III  you  call  be  cured  permuucully,  and  at  a  oi-  j   -  — ^ 

'^'Tl.ra'ftonisbing   success  which  bns   attended  Tbere  coraelb  gUd  ti  Firg  of  jot  to  all. 

this  invaluable  medieine   for  Physical    and  New  To  young  and  tc  old,  to  great  and  to  fraa'l, 

ous  weakiie.-s  (jeneial  Debility  and  Prostration,  ci,e  luauly  which  on<«e  was  so  pi'eeious  audrarr, 
L  >s.s  ofMiiscular  l:iier2v,   Iinpoti  ncv,  or  any  of  ,       ,•         i     .,  .     r  • 

,  r  ,1  (   1        \\u.    ,-   „     .    ..  Is  free  to  all.  and  ail  may  be  fatr. 

the  coiL^ctjU' i:e«!S    of  youlblnl  in.li^cretum.  leu-  •' 

dcrs  it  thc  most  valuable  preparation  ever  dijcov    By  the  Use  of 

It  will  remove    all  nervous  afTections,  depress  |  (   ,  j    |    A  S    I     T  ;  I   .  I    -  A    H    Si 

ion,cxcifiinent,  incapaeirv  to  Mndy  or  business,  i  V.  J.  J.xl  ^J  i  XJ_LUJlXl  t    kJ 

loss  of    Ee-aoi-y.    contusion,    thoughts  of  self-. le     "K-kt  l      •j 
struction,  fears  of   insanity.  Ac,     It  will  re-tore  |    ^f    llllG 
tbe  appetite,  renew  the  bo.ilth  of  those  who  have 
desii  've'.!  it  by  ."CTSual  c.\ce.«8  or  evil  jiractii-e?.       | 

Young  men,  be  humbugged  no  more  by  'tiuack 

Doctors  '    aii'l   ignorant    pi::etiouers,    but    send  ' 

without  iie'iay  lor   tho  Elixir,  and  be  at  once  re-  [  For  Tirrrovinp  ttr.d  I>rt^:3tf'j-\ugt'i«  C!.>mplex''>Ti. 

fTored  to  healt'i  and  ha]. pit  ess.     A  perfect  cure  j      The,  luos-t  vn'uaMe  j»<i<!  •^««r»,ipt  iuef'-iatitn  ia 

18  tjHarauteed  in    every  in»tHiiec.     Price,  $1,  or  |  u^p,  frr  giving    the  ttkia    a    «)emjtl'ul    pearl  like 

four  bottles  to  one  a.l.lrcss,  $;i,  i  ti-.u,  (hat  isoniv  f-  nnd   ':»  yo'th.     It  <(Uie'dv  ra 

One  botile    is  suflieieut  to  eQ'ect  a  cure  in  all    moves  Ian,  Freckles,    Plrptafi,  Piot'ht-^,    Moth 

ordinary  cases,  i  Patches,  Sa'lowne.  a,  F.ruptJora  *cd  a'l    impiirt. 

AE.-<0  DM.  JOiNVrLI/.^  SPECIFIC  PII.I.S,  |  tics  of  the  skin,  Lindly  bcH'i'.j  Ihe  s«'<ie,  l^avin^ 

I  for  thespeedy  and  pernirnent  cure  of  xJonoVThea  I  the  skir»    wbi'e   and  cloar  at    a?a'"a'»r'r.     Its  nso 

j  IJleet.  rretiual  Discliar^es.  (travel   .'<tri<tur«  and  i  ran  not  be  detected  by  tbt,  ck'S«>!»t  fccruilny,  aiiil 

I  all  uffc'-lions  of  the  Kittneyi  and  Bla  Idcr.  Cures    being  a  vojetabie  preparatij?*  {■'.  foriceilyharin- 

I  elTeeted  in  from  ono  lo  five  days.     They  are  pre    less.     It  is  tb«»  enly  !»r*;rl«>  :»»  tbe  kiti.f  u.«cd    by 

j  pared  from  vcgettible  extracts  that  ate  harmeless    the  iV-nch,  ar.i  i?  coifjddr^i!  by  ths  Ptrsian  s» 

I  on  tlio  system,  and    never  nauseite  the  stotuaeh  j  indt  spcnsihio   to    a  f.trf«*-*    to)'«t.     V'^wards  ot 

'  or  itupregnate  tho  brea  li.      No  ehanz'J  of  diet  is     ?0,Oo'}  Wotti«.s  wero  soM  4.'r-.ng  tite    pp.st  year,  » 

necessary  while  usin>;  them,  nordoes  their  action     fcufEt-ie-t  gnarrau'ee  ;.*"  'tf   f'^''-n.<rj.     Pr-^a  only 

in  any  manner  interfere  with  busiucsa    pursuits,  i  75  '.^niii.  scut  by  ih.*;!.  or  rpceipt  of  »ii  ordfr.  by 

Pi-iee'Sl  per  box,  ;  P.KKJi:)?.,  biJUTT^  A  lO.,    Chen.ist-, 

Kilher  of  the  above  menlioncd  nrhcles  will  be    v4nl«yl  >e5  lll-rer  .-t.,  Trov,  N.  Y 

Sent  to  aiiv  adilress,  closely  scaled,  and  post  paid  \ [ 

hyn.allorexpro.s,  onr.ceiptofp.iee.     Address  |  A  "X  *  T  •  ^        TYTi^Ti^^y^ 

all  orders  lo  JLl  t  V   1 V       l-^         I  JL  I  I     M     I  1  i  1 

DEKGER.  S1UJTT.S  A  Co..  Cbrrrists,        I  '-«  ^^   *  *       »-J         •- *- v^    J_  A.*  >..( , 

t^ulSy  I  Ko.  285  River  Street,  Troy,  N   T    Corner  of  Iloliey  A  Main  Str^iets.  Wiuuebafjo  Ciy 


player  sbould  ba.'o  a  copy. 

Roadie's  Dimo  Dialogues  a  netr  collection  of '  workmen,  I  am  aldo  to  offer  the  best  .iu.alit.y  of 
,        f      „i„„i.     „„,..„  J  work,  both  a:- i.ufacturing    and  Repairing,  Job- 
Minor  Dramas,  Purees,  Ac,  for  schools,   pallors  ,  ^  .^^_^^  ^^^^^^^  ^^  ^^^  .Shoeing,  Ac.  in  the  best  man- 

engravud.     Complete  edition  saut    by  mail    post  j  and    Festivals.     Much   amusement  may  bo   got  1  n^.^."        Thankful  for  past  favor.",  I  would  so'icit 

free  on  receipt  of  iO  cect«.  Address  plainly  TH  E  j  o.t  of  this  little  book.    Pent^  to  Rcadle  A  Co.   1  !3  j  a  continu^neH  of  tl!M'"»'lic,.ationaKe. 

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■\Vir.n.b.^go    «i'y.  .\pnl  2<lh,  i^CT. 


LAKE    HOUSE, 

Watcrville,  Le  Sucnr  C«.,  Minnesota, 

J.  M  GRAY.  Prop 


D-  S  LAW  Proprietor. 

Stages  Ica^e  this  »iou«e  for  all  Poinrt. 


There  is  «!*<»  a  good  liv^ery  coauccted  with  rlio 
Terms  RcasonalnlQ.— Teamsters   over    Digtt  j  ^^""'^^-  OciUii'tfi 

'.liu' doll.'ir  and  ayii.'ii  ?>«'r.  j — ~    .-- 

(icnera!  .-sta;.©  t  »!ii.a.     tli.-.J  rt.-.bling,  and  i»n«..-^ii.  ;      a    '.1,  kin  \t  ->.''  J->H  W    rk  d-'-.i*  f.-.   ir  '-r  »•  t'ai 
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M  M>\M  UF\inn.T<»N.  ibc   worl.l  renowned  A«trM- 

Tovl.l  -laU-    ,lWe...al.sl!.r  very   l.:U.r...  ,  f  U,-  ikT.-.m 
V  ,U  i  e    .'    .un^.  an.l  l-y  U,.  a..»  ..f  hu  inn.un.on,  of  ...^ 

..-.ii'.  vf  cluiriicli  r,  .VI'.      mi*  li  ho 


occupation  .  lea'!  uv  l' 


rithi'Ut  m«iiil>ii   *-■•»"   »»»t'>t. 


i;v««lir,j  place  of  l.i.ih,  atf-,  ai«p..«ni"«.  cnUr  of  .•>e». 
hilr  ami  ■".olcoilMg  fiftr  c.t..  awi  s.ampc.l  envelope 
mnrV*"eU":o  vou  Jlf.  -«  wiUncu.c  the  picture  by 
return  mail,  together  witl.  •«'^*»'%\>!V;';-'"''V';'uTPrDF 
R'fMlN'iTl»N  I'.  O.  li  •*  Two  lluaJioa  an.l  Ninety- 
«e%'en."\\>*t  rr-.y,  N,  Y.  v^ul^y^ 

^ii^f"  A  \oLNU    L\l>Y  v«turjriii::  to 

l.er*ciuitrv  Ji'Miie.  »fter  a  sojcurn  cfafew  moiulis  in  the 
t-itv.  wish-mllv  r.v..<uiiel  by  he-  fneioli  in  p....  c 
r«e  rusiic,  tlusievi  t.ue,  she  had  a  sof;  ml  >  com- 
o(    almost  marble    amonthiuss.    iina    :nr.n.a;l   of 


of  I  coarse. 

pi  -xion  ol    „  .   ,         •     .     „ 

iw'!iiv-U.rev  she    rcallv   ai-p.  a;u  .1   but  e-.giitien. 
iM,,.rr.-  as  t  ^  tt-.-  .-iv.-e  of  >••  v:.e,.t  a  et.a..^;.-.  ^''^-  -     , 

»Ti.i  Jons  .liTc  i  il  aiiiiiva^i  .'•  e  aoi>ii*it.oi.  t. 


I'pon 

plainly 


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fi.iL'Kih    an  J  I'c  111 

ti- exiM-eM,  on  reci  ipi  of  a-i  ov.ic 

'  W.  L   CI,\UK  A  O'r.ChoinistJ. 

No.  S.  \V.-!<t  Kayctte  St  .  ?yi;o.ase.  N.  \ 
The  only  American  Agiuts  (oi  ihe  tal-  "f  ;hcsame. 
v4n'.syl 


Thcrv-  cuiuetb  j;la»  t;.iii.g  of  j.y  to  all, 

To  youuj;  :i:iJ  tv.  i.l  I.  to  great  aiul  to  .imail, 

llie  beauty  xv'niob  o«cc  wa*  so  precious  and  rare,  j 

Jf  f.oe  Mall,  ami  .ill  maj  W  fair. 

B/  tie  Ua3  of 

CilASTEI.LAll'S 

WSutc        I.jqjsid 
E  N  A  :M  E  E  ! 

Tot  Ir-rrovinw'  huJ  U.v«uiMy'««  tl.*  tN.mplcxion.  j 

«'*.  for  j;iv.nK    lht.:.><in    »   bev.tfVl    pearl  Iikc, 
iTt    th.t  .....av  .•  -Mi.l   in  '»'>-tb       It  .,nu-k!v  re 
Ian    Fmk;c.<.    ">^J--.    B'.o'-ne..    Molb  ; 
V.rjfT'.>t2i  .it^.  1  <:'[    iiiii'iin 


niwe? 
Hat'-h-r. 


THE  CHICAGO  DRY   C.ouUi  T^  Ut. 

It  i^  .t  >:'■<' ««  ml^tiUo  niafleby  H>-n<<ofoin    UVitcrn 

runny  i,.m1i.:ii«  liial  ihey  can  :-ii>  ;;''«>'l' lo 'h- wi- 

•  Iviiiit.iie  i:i  .N«*»  V'Mk  linn  in  thi<  ■•;;'■    I'  !■.  •  1  •■l.i«-l 

■'lit  11    .N<\%    Ytik    tlli-ll'   i^    Sietlci     <  i;  111   r   I'.    -eliV 

>  1  >T,  th  It  pi  K-'*«  •»!••  fiiiiii'ih  I  •«'«•!  to  !ii  lU-  I  li'i'Vi'-n  e 

-f  ftvi' T.'.  c-nt  .  ihit   it 1  p'.itinly  •••  pr.-i.<-    ihf 

.»ii-«t  siyl'*- i>  t'lr  b«>jttr  in  Ne»v  V.nU  ih"i  •  iiy 
.thT  pi'nt  U'."!.  tijuM  are  the  I'tiiw.pAl  i»a>oii3  lu 
fiv  «r  .if  N'W  V.vk. 

r,-,tli   o'>-i«:v.Ui»n   nniJ  f\X.t-r'.rr\re  havj.  »iM(:,-i  n* 
that  tie  li.-il  \^  ui!-)U'»l.  'liie  t'lii..i^o  diy  v>->i<  -u  tv- 
Ket  U  i*i^yi  ail'.,  i:    if  New    \  ..1.   .naii.v-.iii    miImii 
r,f  llie    vi;    .in   <t  »  V*   ill    >ill-   r.-ua!    V    -t  .:.•■..    -v...      f 
w'lich  ure  f.  >  ii  .^«'w  Y  ).k  «  1 1  -oih-  fioiii  (  !ii    i^  .  uill 
r  ,••  f  i,ni'*:'s  »'««'   »ii »  I  loU-i  lino  I,  ■.     .1  ■•  ■  .  I- 
•  .»  b.'f  n»  h  IV  n-   will  It'll  yon  t'.nt  -.It  •  i  in 
,{ot  a*  i;'>»  Hi.vloi  )f  llie  ileilcr  w'a  >  b  ly-i  it  Cliu  uk 
««of  U.:n  »;»)  b)..<i:i   Nev   Y.»:\.    As  to  t.i-  >«  •:  -i  I 
rea-n;i.  we  vei'urnt*  vern.k  thit  »>•  ih«  ikt  •.••it. 
ni'ite  r.r  lei«  U  mjie  thn  oilei  u;.  in  t!»o  ex-w-  i-e-i    i .\ 
tilp.<f  l.o<)  :irl.»»  l.>.i  jff.on  fv^tj  I  lur  uivW  li  n.v 
•»T  I  n.ii'oli'.-nl   f:eii'.»t.     In  f.t.  I.  W"  feel  siif.-  in  »t.MiU 
tint  O.e  aittere'.i  e  in   pvi- ^r  ,f  (too.!-'  14  niel  -ip  I  . :  o 
over  by  th'-ie  e\pi'-i  im.  It  miy  be  ^•ti.!  tin:  I'l"  f  <^.':it 
fi-oift  Ne.v  Y.>rk  to  O'jiduo  mist  be  p-iM;   w'ly    .  :  •-< 
well   piy  if  T)  t'>e   ii .in-p>rt.i: io.;  cii";i  i iiiiiM  i    f  i  lI:  « 
Ch^  t.:    i)>'v!-:'   Wo  iiapaen  Id  k'l).v  lint  ih- t'lii-az  > 
i^bter.  «'r-)r>  v:   in  lluin  ,if  .1  >'.i  i;s'    \v)ii!i    •!   ■;:'-U 
every  -ei-  1 1.  h  i.  « Ivintairfi  jver  the  -•  vntry  .leil.v. 
wh  '  Viijp*  but   tjviMnil*.  lait  !e  iv  •  i  ui  i/.:i  i   >f  f.'>  u 
»j|  yr  ■■<■.;<    \o  "j  -.ler  (0:11.  .;l  f'Vi.  .if -li-.i  '»  »■:•  i  u 
tl.'.iJ  in»-"i  ii  ai  m'.v;'!  I  m  tne  fi  ni.-;-   '  i".  VlieJ  'b- 
t.«r.  an  ev.-iy'  »ei:'l>'.e  III  in  cm  u:i  le  <•  i  i  1    "  H   lil-i*" 
^  I  >•  p  rif.  iiy  to  »"  ;>  of  ke;-  rn  •  hi  •>*  i  '?   '^e';  u  >  in 
the  Itte-t  ?ty!e<  )f  s^i*.  Tn*}  t'h  c  »z>  j  »'"*.'  ''  ret.re- 
se- t'.t  f.  in  .l.iuii  y  t)  .Tmuirvln  Now   Y  •:■;.  I'l.n 
aii.l   I.  .1  Joa  t.y  bu .  iT^.  wb  >  u-i  le-"' vi  1   l-n'  nii  kc-ti 
!«>.  U-- t-'uniry  iptiilercm     Thee  reine^oT  ativei  a:o 
rev\v  t)  taUe  h.Iv  i:»T.ii;t-  of  every  Hi  tiiirin  in  tho 
milk -f.  r!!'i.:e  in  tb"  -ityle  atv!  tlie  like  tonhip  T^^Xs 
\S\-h'..  an  i  I  «  i,i  bef  i.e  the  coiinry  iiieti  b  rit  r«ali  ;;et 
!br>.i.:h  I  iiUin,  .'Ve.  ihe  -r.uj  i !  ml  ite  \>'.'.u-z  -vh  il  to 
l.iiv.  liiesanse  •.  better  »tyle-'fL"»  iNim"  in  :be  nwims 
.if  !l.e  rjii>M>;o  f.iii).  ready  f  r  tlu-  i-miiitry   tiale.    If 
thi-  .•   llr-i.i    be  fr.je,  h:iI   we   !.i '\»    Ibiv   .inii*    !•• 
ftr..'!.  no  nietvhiiit   we-t   of  Ciifi--"  <i!i    iITii.l  l.> 
fiitli.^r  ei-t  .o'.iy  in  hN  ■>!<«k  of  ^<k.kIs.     II  ■<  "Wu 
inteie  t   •.vil!   >eiiJ   hini   t.t  niii"!;:'^. 
jA:n  n -tlie'.e.  iiiU  »bo>'a!eh  »u«e<  in  Ciiioaizo  r.ri« 
si-»:i.l  h  ,;::'.  ibiH  t'le  ,,1.1  e<;aMi-^!i.' 1  b  >iwe  of  P-.'-'i-V 
I!    .;ilr:r.-«    l.ik'-t:et      A:  :l  re.  fV  vi.::  we  t  •  k  r'.re 
t.i  I..!;  i.vei-  ili-ir  establi'h:ni-it   ant  ctiniiiif  iheir 
k    .f  ilrv    .;i>l-<    It   «  .III  1  •«•   lii.n.nll  to  fin.i  even 
Y.iik  a-i  v  II!  Ifte  a:  .!•^l;•  :  S'  i:  e  <»  tiii-.  >»  .»h 
r-ier^V  Ile-e  ;b:cO  b'..!U.".»   l.a>e    I.»»ie<i  to 


=:at 


ITEMENT ! 


A 


Better  ()j)j)(>rtiuuty  i.s  uuw  offered  to  any 


MAN 


DR.  Win  rXIKIl  i8re>,'ularlj 
cduciiled  luitl  li;;iitiiii;Uflv  <|iiiii- 
ificil,  and  lia.-i  e.\l'(.rici;tu  in  .-Il 
iorui*  of  iii.'<cafii;,  a  kiii>wlcd;{e 
juiie  iiulifpurii^ibie  in  the  trout- 
^y,  iiicnt  of  tlic  vciicral  «li.-ca.s«  in 
W.^  all  It-*  varied  an. I  coinplic-atcd 
^^-^T^  l„ri»H,  unil  lia.s  for  vearo  iiiadf 
the  trcaimt^t  of  |.riv«tc  di.<eaM•^  hi.-*  hu.«inc.-s  and 
slirlr.  K.xpcriei.^-e.  be  l..->t  of  teacher.-.  I.a.s  en- 
abled him  to  i.eriVei  remedic.H  at  once  .Mini-unl. 
.-■afe.iiermanent,  and  in  nio.^t  <.i.-c.s  can 
without  bindranc  to  busincf.'- 


ALWAYS  TAKE  TIIC  HILST  I 


Hi 


Jo  il,.\vMc>;.< 


tliat    -il  >i;l.l  rvil  tin:  or  ibe 
So    well   h  ive  tl.ev   «(|Ci  it 


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II  •iio 

Ki  !il- 


i.,de<.u.n.-=-.S;e    to    a  o"*'-'    »^''*«-     '  '•^'^rd*  .r 
^0  0.  ■»  bi-Mle-  vp^re  -..i-l   l—'nij  tttfl    p""''  venr.  s 
roin-iert  ^'.M'r.ntee  ..'  'tP   ^'f"—7-     Vt\>'c  only  \ 
7^  ..-,'«    sent  bv  mad.  "r  --r-ipt  of  *n  «.r.ler.  oy  i 
v.HKGKR.  <U»rr^  i  CO..   ('l.....u>Mi=. 


AFEEicri:D! 

SuHVt  ih>  More! 


\Vi;en  l.y  theojoof  Ull.-IOINVILLE'S  ELIX 
lli  y.iu  cj-i  bo  cured  pcrniancnll;.-,  and  at  iv  iri- 

fl  n-e"»t.  ,      ,    ,  .        ■,    , 

Tli«  H«fni'bi'tS  5UCCC.-5  win-  ii  h.is  attcn.iea 
this  iMViUialdr-  niv-'d-eino  for  l^iivsii-al  and  Nerv 
«u.-  »»e:iki.e-f.  tJeneral  L»,-liiliiy  an.l  Prostration. 
»,.♦.«  ..f  Mns-'ulir  I- jierRv.  liii,.o:<  ncr.  or  anj  o' 
iif  Miiithtul   ill  li.''ireti..n.  nn- 


..t  i.-t. 

Ill  Ne^-v 
iiiii!:in; 

ii-r.l  I  a  w'l  .b'-iile  ti.i'U' 
lieivie^t  .-i-te.n    tlr'H*. 

thii    t»-liy    tiiey   lie   iiii>ii:pi-.-i-.l  by    'l>y    ft-  :i 
cii:iti\    i:i  a'libty   lo  nieet    tb-  «:>iil<    if  tlie   : 
*e..te  n  tr.ile.   tber  xib"  f  .r  1^  >*  hiv  i..;  l.-ah'-il  the 
e!i.i:a>.:-'-ii-n  jf>'">»>  » ■  »•    ^Viili  . :  |  i:  »l  f.;i;li.  ient  to 
;>  f'.ieir '•to  k  .inl.T  the  ni.wt  .!<pte^.ii;:  »tiie  of 
l;iev  ate  [i:tpiri~i  to  b.ll  ro-hI.  b.i'.h  in  ij'iilty 
to  ih"  ciantry   ib-ile.'s  on   fun.litiont  ihit 
ik  Ifc'tlor  trila  !'fi<l  fiirer  piotit  than  can  be 
:tay  .l.'ibr,   who  .-p.-nUa  inonMi  to   vi^ii 
Ne-*  Y  >.k.    The.;-  fK-ilitiei  fir  t i.iii-iv.rli.t io*  are  Kiicb 
thi:  tliey  <  ifi  ar^.rlto  sell  on  the  in«r-:n  »o  in  i-le, 
fjiis  suvia^ti  llicir  cu.-itouei-s  the  niTey  nnl  time 
exjeiil  iaa  trip  Ki-t.    In  the  city  <■:  (hit  a-o  iLey 
■\;e  un  'ir.ii-  e.l  in  any  ii-pe  t.  e.pialle.1  in   f.w.    In 
till-.  p.i.ti.  ii'ir  Mviloii  they  are  e-p.-.  ially  jjaii  in- in 
f.iv  >r.  a;!  I  it  ii  n^ tel  that  the  blirew.lest  country  de.i 
ei^  aie  ^iiviii;;   |o\i.N    Ur.nriir.P.s  the  prefeien.e.    Ta 
:h  xc   >f.ur  reiii.':>  e!iirH'.;e.l  in  the  »!ry  gn»ls  tra.lc, 
re'.iieiiieii.l  .i  .•an  fill    e\-iniiii:itio!i  "f  tho 
,,;!  pri-ei  at   tUii   utilise,  be fjiu  layiu;  ia  lUo 


Woman,  or  cLiM,  wishing  to  i)urchf\He  anything  in  tlio  hne  of  Ftilicy  Prcs-s 
Gooils,  FrcMich  iiiul  Eiiglibh  Mciinus,  Alpacca-^,  Scolcli  VU'uh,  Dtl.^ina,  Woolens 
Flannels',  Slni)ea  Toplins,  llalmoral  Skiits,  Ladici  Cloaks,  Cloak  Cloths,  Do- 
mestics, piiut.«,  shawls,  hooi)  Skirt.*:,  .Sliirl.v,  drawovs,  wrappers,  Hosier},  Xotiou.s 
No.  1  AV^oolcn  Elankols,  IJov^ls,  Shoo.s,  Hats,  and  C;\ps,  aud  Fur  gooas  of  every 

dcfcripticn,  than  has  cverbcfure  been 


Litcrrtn-e, 
x\its   ^cicncc«, 

Jt  UlIC  iioc, 
Ginci-tl  Kcws. 
iViriLct   ...cjcits. 


Moorj's  Rural  New  Yor^rer, 

t:if.  most  populau  naticx/.l 
AOlilCCLTii:A/.,  UT/:i:M:y  a.xd  fam- 
ily WllLKLY, 
For  Both  Torn  nnd  C'oundy. 

bo  ii-ied  I  Tmk  UrrtAi.  i.s  tiitf  staiid.irl  in  wn  .»phrrj  of 
.Jmirrnili.-^^m.  beinj^  toe  lat;;c.-l  eiuulaliiin  I'ap'f 
l"arIicul'arattcnlionjiiven  toolilstdtidiiKcaPCf!,  I  of  its  Cla.-!- in  th<-  worl  — be-t  ivi.,<iMc  ..t  /„- 
surh  as  were  considered  inrur;ible.  Sypbiilis,  in  j  trinnic  Merit  and  Supcrioriiy.  l-  v.ir.cty  (,|  j,u.c. 
all  forms;  Gonorrhoea,  (ikct.  .Strictures,  Orcbites  !  tical,  Useful,  entbrtuinin;^  «nd  liuiely  lUad.nu  it 
D'abetof,' bladder  and  Urinary  Diseases.  Also,  j  has  no  equal,  its  amplt;  pujjes  c..Uipri«iDj  l>e- 
theeflects  of  .solitary  habit*,  both  ruinous  to  body  j  parlnicnis  devoted  to  or  tifcat;D;j  upon 

Agriculture. 
Saccp  HnsbanCry, 
Horticulture, 
Architecture. 
Domestic  t.concroy 

Willi  Ellns'ratlon*.  'I  ale.  Msci«  hen.  Po- 
etry, Illuxlr,  IXfcbii*»c«*.I'-iiI:iina.*<,4c.,  Lv. 

'in;.  JlcrAi.  is  ubly  L<:iu ...  i  eaiiy  J'lii.tt-l, 
well  Illur'iraitii,  Jind  (nh jttd  lu  li.a  tr/,«(e  Conn- 
Iry.  it  cnl|'l^ly^  the  l,i.-i  l.-iiii'.  f-r  s.X.'i' }.!-•, 
II:?  Dejiarttner.t  o!  Shfiip  JJi:nl-i.>dri/  iy  liiiiie"  l.j 
il-n.  II.  S.  IlA>.iAii..  LL.  I»  .  At.lb- ;  ..t  ;i<- 
•■J'idcttetif  Sli'plitid,"  ".^iitcp  llutuuiiilry  in  the 
South,"  fic,  &.V,  I  lie  berl  :.i..ii«  iil.\  <  ti  H  e  ri  bji  1 1 
in  Anie.ie.-i. — while  ili«  Soutlicu  Corn ctipotiii luff 
Z7ii'.'o/-  ;.- lion.  ']'.  (\  P»  ler.-,  une  I  j.  r  i  .\  'i  . 
suite  A'.'.  t^oL-iety,  m.w  <i  Aljiiy'M.I.  Mi.iy 
otiier  abb  and  t.ikniei'  »rinT.»  me  ie,£ul).r  «i,n- 
iril>iit'>r.«,  and  the  .«h<  le  paptr  i-  ui.<J«r  -U-  IMt- 
t.-iial  Man  ii;einent  of  iis  '•n;;iiiei.  r,  1>.  if.  T. 
Moon--:  TiiK  Ulrat.  i."  tlin  b.-i  Jiuriiaif-T  the 
Fanner,  the  Iiur!i(  nitlni^f.  tie  tt.ik  iii.-'  V. ,  ..t 
_  tirower.  and  the  Family  (.'itelc  n-w  "b'ni 
7  Itimcn  ber.  fti.-o  that  it  i.<  n'>-  m  ...o..i.'.' 
L:ir5:e  iii-'i  i'>ei.u!iiul    \V:<i:.i.V. 

H,<  inline  a  nuii:'.  r.  Hi;d  .-er  i 
Ujcal  paper,  ibc  iU  I'.^i-  u  n  Ji  tL 
inoncy. 


and  min-l.  aid  which  produces  Foinc  of  tho  fol- 
l.iwinf,'elTect.-:  iJlotebe.s,  IJod  ly  WeaWnef-M,  Con- 
stipation, Aver.^ion  and  Ui.'ea.-inc^s  in  Feii.alc 
Society,  Uninanlines.-'.  Dread  of  Futnie  Kveiits, 
fmally  a  ooirid(^pr<>stration  of  the  vital  pow 
er.<.  lo.<.«  of  nieiuWy,  ringing  in  the  ear**,  can  be 
fully  restored  to  health. 

All  leiler.-,  ■\vi*h  ^l•l!llf..>',  nn.swtrtd. 

Dr.  W.  i.s  ti;e  iiubli.dier  •)!  a  n<  w   work,  cntitl 
cd  "Nip  the  Evil  in  the  l]ud."  which  will  be  B"nt 
10  all  on  receipt  of  10  cent.=  to  pre-pay     po«ta;fe. 

Con.'-ultation  free.  Charges  moderate,  and 
cure  {guaranteed. 

Dr.Wbiitier  cures  the  very  worst  kind  of  rup- 
ture in  a  few  weeks. 

I'li.st  Ofiic;  Box  2201.  Office  and  Coi.suUatioi 
Ilooins  ICl  South  Clark  ?lrret,.  Chcaio.  Yoi- 
can  see  Ibc  Doctor  every  day  Iroio  'J  A.  M.fo5  I'.v 


rte 
tl.^ 

aail   iri  •• 
will  iii-il  e 
i    ■<e<.  lire  '•  ■>} 


III     rarlbault     Counly. 


B^^^ 


prices     arc     now 


J 


R.   WAITE, 

W  E  IL  E  R 


lias,  and  will  keep  constantly  on  hand,  for  sale  : 

<J LOCKS  and  WATCHES, 
Jewelry     and    Silverware, 

And  will  nttond  prom]  ily  to  all  kind?-  of  Repair 
in;;  of  <;loek.«,  Watcbe.«.  and  .Jewl\v,  and  ^niar 
HUtee  icrfict  satisifaclbin  to  all  who  palroni-^' 
biin.     iiooin  opposite  Vnioti  Hotel.  «Oyl 

r.lue  Earth  City,  May  17,  18CG. 


V. 

u!.;e. 

next    to  yur 
one   for   your 


voLUSiE  xvi^r,  roH  iee7, 


fn  .'^ 


11]  Cisor 


And     tlie     new 


mode     of    trading— late     decline 


viy 


Ma- 


we 


•ai  ll.fl 


.Mr 


Mil  ^X..<V*. 


the  c  ■••>e.cieiice-> 


th 


in 


sj  V  iluable  prcparat. 


•n  ever  di jco\ 
dc 


Dry  Goods  will  warrant  general  satisfaction  to  pcrsjons  coming  to 


il  r  in  >vo    all  nervous  alTecti.ins.  dcj>res.' 
iicipaii  y  to  .«tiidy  or  bii-ine'S. 
cli-u.rut.'*  of  .'•ei!' •!» 
ft  will   n-yt'.'i  ' 


•  i.r*  !! 
ered. 
1:   » 

i    I'l,   r  ■{••i.CMlCllf 

I  .-<  .1      E-r-iory.    .•oofii.-i.m. 

i'Tii  II. .n.  fcir"    •:    in^.uiity.  1 

rli^  ..pii.tiie.  renew  the  h-ilth  of  ibosi;  wli  •  have 

dc  I  -ve  I  it  by  >e  v;  i.tl  e.xce««  or  evil  pr.etiee.'. 

Y.iiiii^  ine-i.  t-e  huuibi::r;:ed  n-;  tn.-rc  by  'Quack 
D  .  \.,rS'  an  I  i.;o'i'iiif  pra.-ti..iiers  but  .send 
wii'i.iut 'i-lav  f.-r  th.-  Elixir,  aii'l  be  at  ...ice  re- 
jf..r-.l  to  health  an.l  happit  eJs.  A  p-rtct  cure 
W  li  lii'-aiifecl  ill  every  iiisttnce.  I'ricc.  $1,  oi 
fo  ir  b.ttl*;:'  to  ODC  .id  Ire.s.J.  $;!. 

,).)e  b..t!lo  i*  snCieieiU  to  elTw-ct  .1  euro  :t  al. 
•ir  Ii  ri'"v   c  ii<e^. 

.■vi>.)  i.ii.  .lOiNvrr.r.s  .=;i'i:cirrc  rn.L.-=. 

'•■r  t!i;sii.:,>  ly  and  p;ruirneiit  cure  ..f  t:oii<>rrliea 
(;•.■.••.  I'r-tiir.il  [)i-.--o  ir^es.  ^:r.lv 


,  el   Stiieiure  and 

M  I  a.r  -JK.Ms  .if  lb.;  Kidneys  an. I  'Jlabler.  Cure< 

•el  in  fr.-in  one**!   fu  c  .la>!«.     They   are  pre 

il.L-  extraci.s  that  r.'o  h  irinel--'- 


.1. 


pared  from  ve.:etabi.j 

the  «yst€-in.   and    ncv.  r  nauseite   the  5i..ii-a.- 

;at.- t':e   brea  b.      No  change  of -liet  i» 

while  ii.'^in..:  ibe.n.  r  .r -Iocs  th<^':r  actii-n 

•11  tiin.'r  inrcrlere  with  busincii    parssuiis. 


on  me  "V 

or  i'lip'-e-.; 

lie  -e-.-iry 

in  <!i  V 


I'l-.f?!  p.r  box.  .,  ,     ' 

S'lbT  •  f  t'o»  above  inenti  ine.l  ariulc«  wni  i.  • 
...nV  ri.unv  :,.b»re«.--.  eloiieiy  seale.l.  .nnd  post  jui'l 
1..  ii...'.l  ..r".r'^!'re«5,  on  receipt  of  prie(».     Ad  Ircy.^ 

;4li  ..f  b-r*  ri, 

i:i:r.i:r.i!  ^^inrTs  a,  to.,  Cbtnii*fs. 

l:iver  -^    r-et.  Tf'V.  N 


GCHENCK'G    S2AWEED    TOI-J::!. 

T!u«  iiieJieinc.  m'.CTied  by  Pr.  J.  II.  Scuei^ok, 
o.  l*tr.!alo  p'.i  a,  ia  iii:e.iJfil  to  dissolve  the  food  and 
i.ivUcit  lU'.ocb  in?,  thclir.'t  pr.iccn  o:  d'-.'eetioa.  fly 
cei::son  ll'.e  sioniat!i  w '.i!i  Sh-nc.**  Miidrake 
rills,  the  T.ia  c  eaan  rctorci  the  ap;>ctile,  and  tood 
thi:  o.ild  n^t  be  ea.cj  Ic.or;;  luiuj  .t  w.l!  be  easily 
diiCifVcJ.       y  t. 

Cj:i?ump  on  cr.Tiot  b?  cursl  l»r  Sih-'niVj  P-.:l 
inon.c  S  r.'p  uale.'s  the  etomac'li  and  li%cr  is  male 
l.ciiliy  tii  t!:2  r.^.T.'l'.c  r.  sort  1,  heuco  the  Toa"c 
aad  P.l!9  «u"c  rem  roi  in  pcar'.y  crcr/ca'O  ol  coa- 
iua.p  I,  •.  A  le.l.'  Uoz.»a  bjtfcj  o.  the  S.-'-AWKK') 
T  JNI'.-  a.iU  iLrco  or  :oar  bjx^j  ol  tho  M.VNi'U  MCi" 
PILLS  «;:i  c.ire  t.i.- o:'.I'r.sr/  cx'y  of  dy  j   p'ia. 

1>.".  '£..:.\cu-:i.  r.is'ici  j.-j  r-..'o;iSl  t>"Is  i.i  N -W 
Yjr«.  lix-ton.  8Ti  a;  lii<  p.iuc'p\'  0;V:ce  In  J'ii'.'ais!- 
r'l'a  c.'?r.'  v.e  .'i:.  Gee  Ca  1;  p:;io.-..  o.  c'.-b  p  arc.  or 
li.:<  i>a.iipli  e.  ou  cojisuuip  loa  lur  h  s  «Ia.'«  i;,r  vi.'ila- 
Ii  >a. 

J*  ea-c  cb»"r-e.  Trh;n  p-jrcliaJiinf;,  thv  t!ir«  trro  'l'.;e- 
uf.a^to:  ill:  j>jc;or,  o..c  ivle-ii  in  \\i:  tkl  tXIs  cl 
<'jn.'jii.-p  0  1,  ai-i  the  o;licr  a.  Ii  •  now  i;i,  in  po.'.ect 
k  -ilih,  n..'..'o:i  ib3  tivU'eruii  e;u  Fta.i.p. 

Si'db/  ai".  l>rur,^«ti»  a-id  Meaeri,  ji-'cs  !jl."iri  p?r 
Lo  f.e.  or  jfT.'itl  tl:o  In'.  -  >>/.,->n.  .Ml  ;ea.Tj  or  a;!.-  co 
■hju'd  le  alJrcJcJ  Id  I'r.  K  •.ii-:M.'..'a  P.- a.*  n. 
O.i.c   N  ).  r.  N  >i-.:i  kIi  S.rc.-:,  i'  i   n  le  ni  a   Pi. 

(ieaera:  V.'aj  ea  c  A  'eat^  :  li.-o-i;  Kir.ifv  .\t  I'o., 
X.  Y. ;  i*.  S.  Ila::f3  lii  t.nivj.c  •:  !.:  .1  >'in  I). 
r.ir;ti'.  ClnC'Diari.  ()'i;o;  Wa  ;;••.•  k  ra.ior,  Cii- 
cai;o,  lil. ;  (;o..i:n  i'.:iii.,  Si  1.j.»  i-  .Mi.  f 

ri':  kv.  '.'s.  1-}.  I  JT. 


The  Mankafc  Foundry  nnd    Macb.inc  shop    i 
ni'W  in  o[>eralion.  ami   we  are  pn  par.d  to 

.MAKE   ct    UErAUl  MACHINKUV 

of  every  descripti.m.     i-U-am  engines,  Tbre.^bin;- 
Mai-hines,  Hea.ier:',  F-nniii^   lini.lenicnts,  Ac 

We  also  inaVe  all  kindti  o»  iion  ami  brasi.e  cas:- 
in#:s.  lial.bilt  i... '::'.  ■.lv,:iys  m;  loiiid.  Order, 
sol'eiied  and  promptly  atiendci  i". 

Old    Iron,  Brass   andCoppej 

wanuil,  ivr  wlWL  ti;<;  1  :i;-hf-^t  pri-e  will  l-e  piii. 
v3n7yl  C  W.  1^.\1;XEY,  Jt  to. 


,tyle,— new  fpi'i  Faced  Typp, 
(io.i.l  1', -per  ami  nany  Fit.e  K  .;.■■  av  it -«.  l.a'b 
.f  it.s  Fifiy-fwo  NuV  fiioi  li.'.  like  a  :i.oiiih  y  ) 
.rill.M.uipiise  E  ^:;t  Dou' 1-  (^:..i>'j  r.-.-r  An 
li.dex  Ac.  nt  tU*^-  ot  ti'  vhi'-  e. 

'iEKMJ^.  il  Adranee-   Only    $:;ajo.i.-:     Fi^e 
L'opie.s  f<T  ?  4;  S   veil  Jor.^rF.'j    l'- n  «<.i  tZ:>.y^'\ 

•  •ny  ;;ri'..f-r  no'i.ber   ai    Fair.o    ra'c. — onl.v     .  -  -'' 
.'••r  c'py.     einb  |,ap*rs  HM.t  m 'iit'efi.t  I'o'i  "f- 

ice.x.      A."  we  pny  .'.;-  .r");r:  p  .s  a-e.  $-,7b  i-*  I  "O 

•  iwe.'t  Club    rate   l-   CaliaHa— C^:'-.--"     I"    Kiiri:ln-. 
Z'T-'Sovi  !s  Tiir,  TiMf.  To  Si  H-ciup-:   a.m»  Foer-r 

LIES.      I'reniiuin-,   Free    <    •p:ey,    i*  «•..  to    t  inb 
\^oi)t.-',  -.n-i  we  w.iiit  a;  lea   I   one  aj/r;  in  m  ry 
•iwii  in  the  liiion.     S|ii;Mi<*i>.  Siiuw  Uiils.  i- 
lucel^l.l.t^,  ik  •..  '-ent  !ite.      .id.iiefS 

D.  D.  T..MOOUE.  F.o.d:..sui,  New  Y<  tk. 


T 


NKW    <  i\i\y\rK 


»  »K 


'niiNirr 


To    lay  in    their  winters  supply, 


It 


they     will     only    call    at 


Mou!lo3i  4fe  DetuloBi  s 


zesKmaaa 


rHOTOliUAMUC. 

—  0— 

E.  A  n.T.  ANTiiONY  A  Co., 

Manufacturers  ..f  rhoio;.r.ipbic  Malcriala, 

Wholesale  and  Uetail, 


-irTrr-t.  THE  GREjiT  cause 


a.A^i 


OF 


HUMAN   MlSEllY, 


WliH6»-i»a!ir<»  i*MaE 

llavinj;   tnai\e    some  >>!i:iiii''"<    t-.n-i"!)..,^-  j! 
•Mtsines^s  iraiisaetio-'s  ••'  ilie*  W  intirDa^o  CIt' 
DfiiUs.'    we  wi.-ii  «••   iit.ii  .ooe-;  •••  ilie  ;m.i.1i.-  ii.. 
A..-  aie  iriiw  pri)>are<l  to  O"  all  k;i..Is  .iI  vs..ri\    t 
airline  of  busim  ss.  for  realy  i<...v.      L. •■.!>•.  wo.. 
wheat,  or    even    Money   laKeu  m     (•;!%. uent    T 
kV'rk.     Our   term.<  for  »a\viii;r  «:e :  One   half... 
?r",  oer  thou-au'l.     Floir.  liran.  and  sborii  c. 
stantly  on  haud.  an. 1  for  .-ale  •ln.a]i. 

J^umber    §25-00  per  Thoiisa'i.E 

F.  ll!IODE<. 
Winnebago  City.  March  iVtb.  Ifctifi. 

BLUE     KAirrir  CITY. 

(lOod.'^  well  lioimlit.xiie  half  sold 

A.  B,  1IALC031 


€IT¥ 

IMaxkato^ 
JOHN  F. 


IirAGHER 


.is  on   !:;i!).i    liie  Iar;?e-I    a!':     b.'st    s  -iccie-.    sifK-« 

:  ilar.lwa'e.     S.'.v.  s  an. I    Av'ri'-iiiiurai     li-.  :• 
lent.s     11     tie  M:t  i.esnta    Vidiey.      My    frioek   «".t 
\^rii.s.'i.iai  I'lip'tii-cn*.!*   is  very  liir;ri:  and  com- 


pete. CMniiolin 


<\  the  <■  il.iv.ii 


1111:1  (.ille^ 


)') 


Buckeye's. 


00 


T 


11.  ^.laiiF.y'.^. 


•eir  <t  lljuid   Uakes, 

*20  KiiLv.o 

OxCl']si<!F  ])Ff-p]H-lS. 

jjii<{  Cjiii;:  i  •  c  L''/r. 

•    Swcep-{;iivt'S  'Il.ir>Li  is. 

(i  J.  .[  Ciis.^s  Tlir.-sliers, 
.  \\]iatuiTliie;ii«is. 


?d:isst  lU)ii  r-Iacl.r.i''. 


a^uilalo 


•ultvfV 


[.. 


'y.)  ll.-volviiu'-,  lit  i.se  Fsikes, 


>iit  ill;  the  f  mailer  itni'letnen!:^  in 
>ly  stock  ot  I'.ui  iler!!  U  irdw  u 
"led  •.\  H li   ca'"e.    ii'' 1    i-    vciy 


:a.- 


!.;•*  Inn  Ft 
:.-.    EuilJers 


:  W  !i  ■-  " 


u  a 


III" 


I'rice 


ire   Jljai.  (piaricrs    lor  the 


V  J    1  '  N  i 


•><  ■ 


CD  I3UKPTICN 
i;r..  ^ClIENCI-I'S  riEDICINES. 

e;c-:i  i:t.h?  b3 
.?o;!.v>  i^ ' 


-   C  L  i  :i  AX!       C  L  I  H  A  X  !  ! 

CURABLE     EY 


tK'-:  co:;3L«?iio.N'.  '..le 

o  lu  xt  ihe  '..iTn  will  h J»'.    T-J 

1  vrr  nn  1  ntona  b  miin  nr..'  be  cta.-'.-J  aii 

-  el    or  food  r. ho'c^omc  ooi,  wU  eh, 

:.c^  niei.c;a'i  vill  be  d^c.cd  prtp-riv.  aoJ 

\  '    \  Mil'-:    tba>  ba  .'iia.:  i.:»  lae 

oTi.    8c.i-:N::.rd  mvn!)i:ai;i:pillj 

»,-.r.'r.acho:a'lb;i;oai  or  in-acju.!  acc.iniu- 


p"piro.i 
1 1 

1 1  1-.OS  te  ^rc 

b 

CST  :    u 

L^^^"*nib7u.  .IT  th.  S2a^Veed  Tonic  l:i  ca- 
re-  rn  Ui-trnet 'f  ■."re'tcre.l. 

8  .ilKNCKS  PLLMONIC  SYU'F  -^  nr.tr.c  ou3 
a  we    ,.,nc  Vc-naV  c-ia.  b.- ua-n:.- llie  fare,  r.n.e.l  c., 
...      .„..-.  c.   ere  expycl  from   the  ..  rem.  a  id 
'ool   wbolc'ome  bo>l  ma'^c,  wli.ch  ivill  rep.l  al 
-    "SO.    1   '.•xf.eit.^^iMl.V-.ellin'c  nlClliem•^-llC.?o^u- 
i^  .0  u  rc.nio:iJ.  Cjti.'a.i.p  ion  ver.-  ;r.- iue-itly  in 
■a,l  B  n.  e  •  e-.'-'  rcvlib.-  loilier  n:;t:o  i.    "i  \\t  the 
|.-oa  re  iiicnt: -.  to  e  caTi?e  lhi>  liveraid  i-tonisch.    It 
Ci  -  '10.'  o  lo-.'T  ibA  b-ca  to  th'.-  b3wew  ar^  not  coa- 
tee tbe  •  are  r.ci»  r.-inire.!,  ior  .n:...etiii.e.  in  .1  ar.- 
laa  ;hi- .  a-.-e  t.cce..^"»r.-.    The  .ton^wh  i.iu.'t  I  c  l:<  p. 
l'„i   I,      e.,r\  »:i  a;..i   ;e  cr.-.-l  to  r.r.ow  '.ht-   VS- 
c  S  rv-y  f>  •»-  OT  he  roTirator.  or.-n:j-  pr.  p  rly 
'.ato-j.    Taeaaiitbalisreraimlto 
»n     c-.ri*  >,    to  p-cvent  ta'iinT 
^.xc-r  FO  aiout  -.he  rjom'  a.»  tnucli  a'  po-ni".  --, 
.h  !  r  cbf  Ft   oo«'—  at  iiicft*.  tai'^e,  a'id.  in    c  : 
r.n.-.^n-.tli-  r.ppr;t:ic  c.-nvoa  :  but  be  p-.rtieu  ar  a  id 
i.ujr.  cr..p  V  n"'. 


tzi: 

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Ci   »  :  1  U 


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P.ic:e*:i  Climax  Salvo,  a  Fan!!ly 
blt'ssini?  for  '35  conts. 

It   heals  \vitiioiit   a  scar.      No 
iamiiy  slioiild  lie  vritlicmt  It. 

Wv  v.arrant  it  to  cart*  Scrorrila 
Korrs,    Salt    llheinn,    Cliilhlaiiis,  j 
Tetter,  rimple.s,  iivA  vM  llriiptur.is*; 
!  oi'  (he  Skin.     For  Sore  l^rer.st  cr 

Nipples,    Cuts,   Sprains,    Braises,; 
i  F,ii:-::s,    Scalds,    Clmpprd    Hands, 
I  A:c.,  it  ma!:es  a  periVit  cure. 
I     \i  \v.v.\  been    useil   over  (irtoon 
'  yeiirs,  willnut  one  lailare. 
I      II  ha  4  no  paralle'— Mavhii;  per- 

fi'clly     enidicated     disease     and 

lii-iled  alter  all  otiier  remedies  had 
;  tailed.    It  is  a  compannd  of  Arnica  I  <i  'i--  m-^t  e 
!^vllh    many   other    Fxtraets   and  I  ^;:;;;:^- ^'" 
;  H.ilsams,    a:'.(l    put    n;)    in  larger 

boxes  Tor  the  i.ame  price  than  any 

olher  Ointmeul. 


Ji:it  published  in  a    scaled  envelope, 

Siz  Cents. 
A  r.octure  on  the  Nature,  Ticattnciii 

an. I  ra.li.al  Cure  of    Seininal  weakm-fr',  .>r  Spcr 
mat.iMho.a.  in^tiiced  l.y  .-^elf  Abuse  :    Invluntars 
i-hni.-.-iuii-.    Imiiolency,    NerNou.s    Debility,    auel 
Impe.liinentK  to    marriage  pe.!  era  Iiy  ;   eoiir-Uiiii. 

I  I.-    ..„:,  .w.iti..«iii..l  1  nidseaie^   1 'ion,    Epilepsy    and    Fits  ;   Mental  and  IMiy-ii  a! 
Auitncanandt..rcij;n  ^-''-''^  »"•' ^'"'^'='''^l"=''' I  r,  ,.,:,..,,'i,y;.tf.._i;^  p.,iij.  j.  ,;r  PVI- UU  LI.L, 

M.  D..  Anibor     '  t'l.j  "Ureeii  Hook"  A<-. 

Tlie  world  renowned  author  >if  this  a  hnirablc 
Lecture,  eleaily  ji roves  f.oni  bbs  own  e\peri<  nci 
that  MiC  aw'iil  eons-iiuenee-^  'jf^ielf  abn.se  may  bt 
vfleeually  removed  without  Miedb-ine,  and  witli- 
.'iit  dauLM  rous  .'<ur;;ical  ojicration.-,  bougie*,  in.sii  n 
ineiM.-',  riin;.-:,<'r  ecrdi.il.-,  pointing  oui  a  mode  ol 
.lire  nt  once  oeriiiin  nnd  eiiectual,    by  which  cv 


i:if 
t-i 


UKPAIlATOii  CAFiLi.1. 


Throw   siway   your   fdw  frizref,    y-ur   iwitchei,  your 

win  — 
Po(itrue;ive  of  comfort .  *.mI  noi  worth  a  fl^' : 
roiiiH  aced.toine  youlbfal,  .omeUily   -m'l  >'"'. 
Ao.l  rejoice  in  your  own  lii'^uri.iut  Uair. 

I$KPAR.\TOK  <.%PII^l.». 
Forrcst'.ri.iK'bair  o;..oi  b»bl  b-a.l.s  .fr..-.n  w'latever 
C.nsi-il  ni.ybaie  fallen  out)  aii.l  l\-ieiii^'  a  Krow.h  of 
h.iru.onilief.e,it  ha*  no  -.,....1  U  «*  I  lore 
l,...r.rto  ^.ow  Uiion  the  si:ino!b.  M  face  in  from  i 
eiirh'weeK*.  orb.ir  upon  b  ibl  bea.li  in  fn-iu  two  to 
tiu-e  ,.,.M:tlis.  A  fen-  i-tioiaiit  i.r.ieti.. tiers  have 
e.l  that  It '•■■e  1*  li.th  11^  iha'.  will  f.-.rc. 
ff  ..w:li  .f  ill-  hair  or  b-ir.l.  Th.  ir  ass,rti..iis  ar 
astb..u.ai.-ls  of  livii.^.  v,r.,ne.«e..fK.in  Iber  -Mvn  expe 
cue.  )C  lib  ar  w.io^ss.  Hut  ..laiiy  will  niy,  !i.w  4ie  «t 
til  .lisli  i.ui-l.  ibe  v'eliui  le  Ir  .rn  lb*  sinrio'  n 
vi»  ililb'-uii.  il"  Mii..-t.-!itbs«>f:l.e  iliff.-  <  lit  !  . 
adveit-.-il  for  il:e  hair  ami  b -ar.l  ar.-  totir.ly  w.-rHile--.. 
:,n.|  vouiiiav  have  aire  .ly  lhr..wii  aw  .y  lar«H  aii.'-iins 
iti  tli;.ir  piircba-e.  To  .-urli  we  w.uM  .-oty.  try  the  b.  p  ir 
:»l..r  CMpiiilli  ;  .'■  will  cost  y..u  iL.tbii./  uabHil  it  eoiii^i 
u-.b.  ..a-  rr.ie.entHlions.  II  >..ur  |iru-<i>t  does  le.t 
ke.p  it  v-ii'l  U-.  ..ne  dollar  ai..l  w-  will  f..rw:u-.l  it,  '>«^^- 
fiall    t.>-itb.-r  wiib  ar.cw.pt   f..r    the  ii...liey,   wbicli  will 

b- rrlu.ii...:  . i..pi.;ica:i..ii,  provi.liiiK   tniin;  lutls- 

facti'.n  it  not  (riven.     A'i.lr.-*^, 

W.  L.  Cl.AKK  A  t'O,.  rheini^ffi. 

No.  3  AV.jit  Kayeile  .^tr.  .-I,  ^'yracasl^,  N.  Y. 


^O   I  bv  D.ii'j'ists  fveryr, !ici 


o'i.itr  ';  llowluiul, 


ECl,ErCAL\V/Y.  K.  Y. 

In  ad.liti..n    lo  our    main    business  of  Fluto- 
^rraphi.-  Materiali  wo 
1.  llowing.  vi/.  : 

Sfereo.<^c<)pes  &  Slcreo.«copic    Views 
u 

(iroiip*.  Mainat^  .  etc, 

S;ereo.-c<H'ic  Views  oi'  the  \\  ;ir. 

From  ne;;nlives  in  id'j  in  'ho  vaiious  -.-iiin- 
pai-ii.-' and '"forming  a  complete  I'holo-rapbi.' 
history  "f  the  ;;reat  eon  test. 

Store jeseopio    Views   on  (^la^s. 

A  lajled  f..r  either  the  Ma^rie  Lantern  or  the 
jstoreoseope.  Our  fatalonue  will  bo  tent  to 
anyaildre.sj  on  rcceii.t  of  stamp. 

Fliol()gr:iphic  AlLuins.  \ 

W'c  manui'acturc  more  lar;,'el?  than  any  othci 
ho;  ^e,  about  LMP«  variiiies  .roiii  .'»0  eeiits  I..  $jl 
each.  Oiir  AM*.1'.>«S  liiive  the  repiilalion  -.f  be 
in;j  si'.ierjjr  in  beauty  and  durability  to  an.\ 
other.-. 

Card  rhotogr.iphs  of  (leneral.*.  Stutc.'< 
men.  Actors,  etc.,  etc. 

Our  ratalo;:uc  riiibract;^  over  F'VE   TIIOF.S 
A.N'l*  ilill'erent  .^ubjcet.s.  inelmlini.' reiirodiierioii>. 
ost  eelebr.ite.l    En;,'rav  injjs,     l'aiiuiiig>. 
«'.italo;;ues    sent    on     receipt    o: 

p. 

l'liolo;;rapher.-'  and  other.''  ordering  cood?  C 
0.  !>..  wi'l  nlcasc  remit  2J  per  cent  ot  tin 
amount  ol  their  jn'er. 

>\,tlt.  Ibe  prices  and  (jualif  of  our  goods  eat 
not  fail  to  .-'iiiisfy.  \4i:2l\  : 


cry  siilTcrcr,  no  matte.  wli;«t  hi.s  condition  imy  be 
may  cute  him.si  If  cheaply,  privately^  and  ra. Ileal 
iv.  'ilSFECTrKE  nil. I,  PlloVE  A  liOOX 
iO  TlloU.-ANDS  AND  TIIOT.^aNDS. 

Sent  under  seal,  to  any  address,  in  a  plain  sea' 
ed  envelope,  on   the  receipt  of  six  cenis,    or  two 
n   imp--.   Also  Dr.  <'i:lverwiirs  ••Marria;ie  Gu'ue" 
p.  ice  25  ecntJ.     A.ldrcsS  the  Publishers. 
CHAS..T.  ('.  U\SE  .V  CO., 

127  BOWERV,  Kayrr  York. 

Post  Office  Box  4586 


oilers 


GREAT  r>ArvGAL\> 


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rioprietoi.s  l-l  L.berry  «ireet,  .s.  w  i  ork. 


.s.«C't- 

..!•    bait,  n  tie.- 
f.-vlw-. 
•ri 


Dll.  SClliliCirG 

tlANDHAKE    PILLD. 

A  Su'fsfifHff  for  ('<iloni<f. 

Thev  PiUa  are  coinpi.clol  var.ou'  rjotn,  liinn-? 
the  piwer  to  re  ax  ll.o  eccr.it  c:n  of  11..'  liver  uj 
p-ou  ?'!v  ml  f  ■  '."ur.'iy  m  bao  p  II  cr  :Tior'r,ir  , 
and  v.-i'lioat  proilacia-T  a.ii' o  ihoic  dVf.  TCcab!c  or 
d3-i;.'prou3  e3i:c.s  wbicIi  ollc.i  Icllow  the  use  o!  tho 
latter. 

In  all  bilious  disorders lhr'<!  Tills  maybe  urc.i  with 


Gift    Concert. 


Di^.  B3GELOVV 


confi  Icncc.  oi  th3y  proiiio!o  : 


scli.-.r." 


O!   vilic'.'d 


Il   C  Ot,-\iil 
e;>  .i-AtioilH 


v4nl'^yl 


Free  to  Everybody! 

A  Inr^'c  C  i.p.  Circular,  giTing  inpirniation  of 
the  grcKttsi  importance  io  the  youi.g  of  both 
Bcxes. 

It  teaches  bow  the  homely  may  beeooic  beauti- 
jul.  ihe  de.-p=sed  rcfpccted,  and  the  forsaken 
loved. 

Xo  young  lady  or  gentleman  sboubl  fail  ta 
iend  ibeir  address,  aud  receive  a  cooy  post  paid, 
by  returu  mail. 

AdUicsi  P.  0.  Drawer,  21, 
tlulSiufi  T'oy*  N.  Y. 


bi'e,  and  r.?nnve  Iha^c  oiwlr^clioas  troin  ih-j  liver 
and  biliary  daots,  wUicli  arc  tie  caaee  ol  bilioua 
tHeclion.i  i;i  rcac.-a!. 

bCUKNCK'd  MA.NDUAXS  PIIX3  e:iro  Sick 
i:caila:;he,  anda'l  dirordcrjo.  Ih?  Liver,  indicated  b/ 
callow  ikin,  co".'el  tonsuo,  co-tiveaetB,  drowBinc.»«, 
tad  a  pnsi-al  belin?  ot  wei'iae^ii  aud  la-iitHdo, 
tliowian;  that  tlij  li-v^er  ii  in  a  torpid  or  obeirutted 
con;i.tio.i. 

In  short,  lhc:!0  Pills  mar  ba  u^oJ  with  advan- 
izrc  in  all  cax's  when  a  parc'alivo  cr  ailerative 
lucdiciue  is  ro  paired. 

P  ea?o  ask  lor  •'  Dr.  Schene'..'d  Mandrake  PIIIb," 
and  observe  that  the  two  likensssea  ol  the  Loclor 
arc  on  the  (iovcrnnicnl  ftamp— o:io  when  in  the  last 
tta-re  of  Ccaiuu.p.ion,  and  the  ether  .n  hie  prcrt-ut 
licalth. 

Sold  by  all  DrngfTisU  a  id  deaVra.  Price  25  cents 
p:;r  box.  J'rinc  pal  Olbco,  No.  b'>  Norih  (kb  Slreat, 
Phiiaieiplia,  Px 

(iei:era.  Wboii-iwc  Accnte:  P'lna^  Barnes  k  Co., 
:i  Park  \inv7  Ncv.  York.  B.  8.  ll.iiice,  IW  Halti- 
r.iore  St..  Haiti  i  or  .  Md.  •  John  U.  Paik.  N.  E. 
cor.  ot  I'ouTili  and  Walnut  8.,  Ciuc^nuati,  Ohio; 
IN'aker  &  Ta/ior,  1*1  and  Jr,.1  Waiivsh  Avenue, 
Chicago,  111. ;  Collin*  Uroihors,  southwest  tornti 
•i  Hc<:0ud  and  Viuc  Ste..  St.  Louie,  Uo. 

iitix  &ab  w.  e*.  mo.  1  yt' 


Fiussell  A  (Jo.,  of  .Shakopee.  will  ;,'ivc  a  fJran.' 
(Jift  Concert  at  Endr-h'.-^  nail,  Shakoj  eo.  .Minn, 
oil     wediiCaiday     evening,    .May    l^t     l.Sl»7.      <)n' 
elian'e  in  ei;;lit     Fivi;  thon.sand  dollar.*  worth  !'• 
vah'able  j.ropcrly  and    money  to    be  .rutribntei 
|.i   lii-l:et    liol.L's.      No    jioftpiiiu-nient.      Ticket 
OIK!  dollar  ea'h     The  prizes    con.sisl  of  .i  nou.s 
•.-ml  lot  on  2;l  -ftrci't.  !?1.'J(I0;  a  b-t    on    Id  Hire.- 
:..t  ?2(>0  :    il  boUse  and    lot  on     ll.. lines    ?trett  r 
i.i.ib  :   four  lots   liii'-ly   i.ica  e  •  •: !(''! ;   one  piano 
one    prize  in    );ni-iibi.el<b  :^I00  ;  ooc    bor.-e.  o'l. 
i.'P  b.i'.'oy  ;   tbreesilk  >lrc--'  i>at terns,  om;  win; 
iiia.'line:  one    ;;d'l  b-vur  w.ileli ;  one  America- 
kvileb.     Albums,   in.p'-'ii    rin^s,    Ac,    in  all  i'll. 
jiri/.es.     The  object  ol  th"  eoueert  i-*  to  (H.«po-e  o 
ttierroprrty    iKlveitij^ed,  ami   n-it    for  ii  s),ccula» 
lion".     Address  by   mail   (with  prion  of  ticket  en 
elo.sed)  M.  C.  Kus^ell.  V.  0.  Box  270,  Sha';opc« 
.Vjnnesola. 


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ISANKEl?^, 

AND    HEAL   ESTATE  AGENTS 


tl,(.  oi.lv  Physii/ai\  n»  a   Spi.  lali'l 
now  lj  Chicsico  that  .-an  be  .  iitin-lv 
I  ( h'-ri  i;i'..n.    «i''  t.>  him.  an. I  not  i«iille! 
IliHl  houil.b-  li.-.-as'i  t.'  1.  iii'iii  !'•  yu' 
->st.ni,"listiKii'i'''^  .^■'  '"  ta'"':oi.l  l.o.ly^ 
I.'.-s:l..f  l!v^tr.'\l:ln  v. no  lr,ii.i'ii-.ss..n.! 
•  .:ii,.-  |.r.  -p-'s    .1  .;i.  .      lb-  I.I.-  i-.i..l.- 
I'r.l\  A  lli  PI.^KA^LS  aii'l  NK".\UL'I' 
pKilll.rrV    bi<    sti.ily    f..r    the    pant 
t«.-nt-.  y'-ai!..  and  i.s  llierolore  ilu- |i.'r 
It:, II  vsii.iri  :ai  h'.H.  I.-I  sli,.i^!  1  cuisnlt 
.plot  n  -...ilieiil  "I   III*  !'.it   l.i-iii;;   oire.l 
,iucc  h..   hi.K  b..en   11.   tiii.'*  <i)-     .»>"'  •■•pnt-"  •■•   «"" 
v...;.h.rsin   all    tb.-'Mv    pap.:s.    his    pi.ti-iilh   aiol      he 
,ii,.!ir4l  i.i..f-s<i,.ii.  bull  h.-i.-  :.ii-l  Hbr..a.l.  as  l.eiii^  III.- 
t..st  .skili.  ll -p<'i'.b.t  her.-,  mi.la  tli..r..i!.^h  niast.-r   ..! 
.xiial   .l..s.;u,e^       Jf  all    others   l..il.   .l.-"  I  .!.-8pair 
ilv  a  .-"ininon  ..■•cuiieiic-  vvitri 


N.i  one  over  be: 


lira 
III 
III 

j;lve  liiai   ic.iil.      II  l.soil.v  a. 

i.im  to  cure   Ml>b   .;u.e.<.     Ills   l...iai.  are  sepaniti>   l..i 

lidii-saii.l  '.iilb-ii.".,  ai!.l-i..'  in..-.t.-..ini.l.-I.Jii  lliecitj 

Yi     NO  .M_.i   T*KK  P   i:-i  1  ;  «!•.  .NoilOK.—  K>ct..r  P.i}:« 

'  .v»  .IcT.l'-'.i"  1'  '■'  '''■*  "'■""  '"  ''"■  "■'•-'"-"■"'  "'  """"• 
;»»..s  .  1  -si.l  by  a  i^i  -r.  t  habit,  will.  Il  ril  lis  I...II1  I  «i\\ 
tn.I  mill  l.ii"litti!.:-' ibl- uiil.>iiii..'t'i:..li'i'i.ui  li-reiih.-r 
i!r  n  eii'lj.    Th' >ad  .-tb-ct  ol  11) -sc  e; 

to   Wi'.ik.'U   i.iid    i   ''ib 


i,e,s  .,r «<■■'•■-      ■"    — '>  hai'lt... 

•r  tl;<-  i-xc-si*  ......  ,        ,       .     ,  ,  ,1 

lit"  III- .-on  tllnli.n.  d-stro>  i!ie  ph,\.''irnl  ,.11. 1  menial 
. ,  %M-i-,  ,liii.iai.-h  and  enf-eblo  the  m.tnr.il  l.i-linirs.  .md 
(•xhaiMl  tie- vit.ii  eie  .(fi'-*  .'f  t'ialih<>od ;  th.-  .il.-nsiire« 
nf  !if.- :ir.-  laarr.-.l.  !'i-  o'O  't  ..I  aiarri.igo  trii-tru'ed. 
\\\\  --xist.  iK.--is.irt.!i.l.i-<ilft  rniof  •incasiaj;  inisorv 
tn.l  iTKirt.  bu.b  jH-rsoiis,  .-|..-iii-:i.v  lii..fe  cooteni 
i.l.it:!iL'  iivirrfaK'-.  sb"il.l  lose  11. 1  lini"  in  inikiiiL'  itiinii- 
ii.'ite  up.Ii.'.-t  >  a,  ;iJi  i;r.  T.  .  by  his  new  tr.aliiieiit,  ik 
.•iiivMe^l'lo  insure  u  speeily  11  •'  pcrin.iii.-iit  cure. 

r..i!«iilt.iti"n'*  b''.-  mi'l  conlbUiilial.  Olhce.  No.  179 
S.iiith  eiark  Street  ,  .■•>»-r..f  .Monroe,  b:iUa  block  from 
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arie    Reuiedie,    tb-^    best    previ-ntivo    -if    conception 

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.Ai!  persons    le-nivir  t"  I'lircL.-i.se  Keii<  .--t  •! 

hresbeis,  wiubl  d.i  v<liT..  ..;«  '  :•  a  <jillr<l.  re 
iir<  basini;.  as  iiiv  .si..<  k  is  i.*     iaryi  .^•..•\.  1  wii 

.Vj.rrant  a-I  mac.-iiiic.s  i.  j.'-'''  .-•  i■•^'•a■  ;on.  ai  .. 
ly  prie.-s  and  Ici'-      -  -'•t  >  '  •'•  i'  '•■  •'*•■' 

^^;;v|  JOii.N"  F.   .\:EAt;ilKU. 


(ADYLItTI?EMKNT  1 

Ml'OiiTA.M'  10  OWM-iiS  OF 

llUiiilS 


GOOD 


UHltcr  &  Cheese 


wanted  at  all  times  at  the  market  price. 

never  was,    Never   can,    and 
N(iver  will    be 


I^NDEK  S 


Uh'lcc  and  J\\si)'ijt(!o)f.<ij'vr  SlcL'  or 
Jrjni\d  Ho."!'! .<  (jiceii  I'rci . 

The  EbiTon  of  Wu.k.-:.''  c'.r.ir  .i'   1':^-.  Tiue» 

■  esires  to  iniorin  lie  .  wners  «>(    Meifes  ii.rci'j.-h- 

ut  the  Ihiiied  .'^lii.  s.  II. at   \  *■>   lias  re};'ili.i.\  rn- 

.;i;re.l  upon  his  pi    er.  one  ol  ibealdot  ami  uio.st 

.\perienee.i  pr..bs.>':"nal  »etci  Liana'  S   il.    'A  \   V. 

^..  •-b.ise  specia   ihily  it.sliiill  be  t"  answer,  «.-iati* 

ill  queMiouf  reNiive  lo    ^il.k   '.r    i-.iu.i(t    ii;-.« 

.vhich  may  be  ..ddie.ssid    lo    Ibe   ^^l■ll•!T.  ir/, •:.'/. cr 

'iff  siil)>(cr!l'rrg  of  iitit.     'lice  iii.swti.-«    wniiu   nil 

ases  eoniiiin  11   i  lesci ipli.  n    b-r    the    iij-.ir»    do- 

oribc'l.  and  will  be  prince. I.  in   i-..iu-ve'i<-n    ■^:'.h 

be  (Hieslioii  ,->s5<.-  I.  M!    the.  fjiiowiii"    i.-uiiiiier  of 

he  .SpiuiT.     X"  un'<w-is.  howi  ver,  wi.:  b«  f;uea 

y  man.  it  b<  ing  a  V'-rl  <>l  the  objeet  of  ibe  «di— 

i-r  III  submit  the  iibi;iiy  of  ibe  pr>-fesfi..r  who  ha» 

•  (■snnieil  il.is  lb  |oiii  >iici.t    of  ibe    Si-iniT    to    the 

uei-tst  iri.iii.-iu  ol    iLe  gemri-l  |  nbiie.      Fy  ud- 

lii.g  this  nsclul  ileiuirtu.ent    lo    lie    ''iiRiT.  tha 

•lilt T  co»  iribi.ic.-   to    iloK-  <  f  '  is  re.'ocr'!   »r.d 

sub.strincrs  who  r.wn  bursts,  a  h'irse   do<-t.'r  lr»*C, 

1., 


ml  ii-.l  only  lo  liis  piib.-ciibevs  lu.t  to  ^v\:\f 
lo'sc  owner  in  the  F  i.iicd  ."-tati-s  w  l.o  ioh*  ebo-'kd 
.1  direei,  u-  iii.|M'.r;,  t.i  tin:  *PiriT  by  mail, 
libber' i'l;.'  1  piiiA.  ol  liie  ^iti;.!  ji  ?j  ..  \c  i 


Ojfirc  opposite  ''Union  ILna^x  "  JUuc 
Kai'th  CiUi,  Minnesota. 

Will   do  a  General  Hanking  and    Ileal  Estate 
Husine^'s,   pay    Taxes  for    non-residents,   u.akc 
Collect. ons,  Ae..  Ac, 
a.  D.  BALDWIN,  -    -    -    S.  !>.  Cnil.D. 


]\[(irri'(je    and  Cdib((cy. 

A  14    Essay  of  V^arningr   and   Initruc  I 
1\.    tion  to   Youz/g*  Ulen.    Also,  Di 


Giivo  me  a:i  early  c.nll,  and  see 
"^     for  yourselves. 

A.  B.  BALC0:\I. 

Blue  Earth  Cit^',  May  14,  ISfiO.  3»3f'yl 

whTsIcers 

mustaches! 

FOUC 
fro  I 


OUCllD  to    grow  upon  the  smoothest  face  ir 
_  m  eilire  u  'i     ■  w.vl;.^.  by  -.i-inL'  Dr.  SKV 

KJXE'S  KEST.MJKATK'll    CAPll.lilbE.  tlo 
isesaes  j  luost  wor.ibrfiil  discovery  in    modern  .-eiemo  a., 
urn!  -ibuss  whi  i    prematurely    I'lostrate   the  vil  ing  upon  the  Deard   and  Fair  in    an  alui'St  ini 
tal  Powers,  with  sure  means  of  relief.     Sent  free!  racubnn  manner, 
of  Charge,  in  sealed  letter    onvf>lopes.     Address, fl    l^  has    been    used    by      Ibo    elite    of    Pari- 


Dr.  J.  SKILFAN   HOUlinXOX,    Howard  Assr 
eintioi*,  I'hiladelphin.  Pa.  v.3n21yl 


nnd  L.imlon    with     the  most    oaltering   siieee.-s 
Name.sof  all  perchasers  will  be  re-:is-!ered  an  I  i. 
entir."  satisfaction  is  not  jiiven  in  every   inriuu. 
A  YEAR  made  by    any  one  with    the  money    will    be  ebeerlullv    lefnn.b-.l.     Pii.' 

S'-rfii-i*  ( 
Addres.' 
urers  of  il  Banks  endorse  tho  circular.     Sent  free  j  PEUfiKU,  SIMJTTS   A  CO.,  Chemi-is.  No.  ^IT,  River 
h  i: .am pies.     Addrerfs    tho    A tncrican  Slonoil  |  Street,  Troy,  N.  V.    S.d*  ageuu  for  the  United  Siatei 


CO  AAA  ^  YEAR  made  by    any  one  with    the  money    will    be  ebeerlullv    lefnn.b-. 
^^(0}vJUU  $1;')— stencil  tools.      No  experienco  j  by  m."»il,' seale-l  ami    poslpiiid.  ."?l.      D 
neee-sary.     The  Presidents,  Cashiers,  and  Tr.;as    circnlurs-  an. I  testimonials  mailcl  f.'o. 


wi 


Blue.  Ear»     Citf,  Maf  T.      0*. 


»Oyl    Tool  VTorki,  Springfield,  Verraonl. 


42yl 


v4nl!iyl 


Tba 
but 

iujr  e  eopic!' iiii'v  be  boufht  f.-om  1  e»s  at'entJ 
ton!  Week  t"  W'-ek  by  Ih-se  wli..  tie.sil.,  I  -  ii.««  it 
>  mji.  rar.ly  only.  Pi  \t-tev-rnii.-n  i.ii. -ti.  r.s,  Rk 
iii'.en  cents  pel  coi  y.  lie  Simiit  ok  tbb. 
1 IMKS  i-  .i  Ligb  tone.;  yntU man's  |.'.|er  vyliich 
With  ine  oM  Snr.ir.  wi.<se  I  nsii'<  f'  •"  d  tiileit 
ti.iiriis)  is  of  r.niv  y.  ai.s'  stamling.  and  is  de- 
voted to  numi  ..u.'f'i.-!  i"^'.  li.'fi'-;^.  J- '•  1^'  f'ports, 
Liteiat..rc  and  the  Si,,-."-.     G>-...i.<.k  W  11  kk*. 

E'lii"'-  a-.d   j'n  pnetor, 
201  W  iViiam  .-t.    New  York. 

CRlSFKlv  COMA. 


(Ml  !  she  was  biiut  ful  and  fi'lr, 
Willi  starry  eyes,  ai.tl  lailieiit  hair. 
Whose  cui Hi. g  ten. 'rils  Soft  .niniiH-.I. 
Ei.cliaincd  tbt  very  leart  Hndniinit. 

CEISPIR  COWiA. 

I'or  Cr.rlini:  liie  Hair  ol*  eit'ev  Sex  iuto 

Wiivy    ami    (llis-y    lUngleis    or 

ITo;v\    M.psiqf»  CimI>-. 

Hy  Hjlnp  tills  article  l.ndi.  s  and  Cei  tUmT  c»r  h«»rtt- 
iify  'I.l  iiisii  ivi  s  a  tli.aisai  il  '..Id.  It  i-  Ii,.,  only  i«r'irle  ill 
ilie  wold  thai  wilt  carl  straiiibt  hab  ,  si.d  i-l  the  s:  11  *• 
lime  ( ive  ll  a  bi-miiful.  abisS\  iipi)ea.ei.e.  .  il-  tii-|«r 
I'.in.a,  n.ii  oii'y  coiH  the  1  ;,ir,  I  nt  1-  v  p.  r:;!.*  bfi  ulifea 
m.l  rleaii.ses  ll  ;  ij  highly  and  deliil.l'nlly  p-ruu  »rt, 
.111(1  i-  th  -  II. "St  c  Uiide'e  Hr-,ic:e  nt  ibe  kii.d  iv»r  ul.treil 
10  tilt-  Antrican  p>;b'ie.  Tli.-  Ciispei  Coma  willbv  vt\,% 
III  iuiv  addriKS,  ^.    bd  aud  p.  stpi.id  f»r  one  dollar. 

Addrets  ait  crib  rs  lo 

W.  L.  CLARK  .t  CO  ,  CbtmliU, 
tiolS/l       Kw.  %  Wttit  ¥W»M«  §uct:t.  S.-.  rMWt.  V.  1 . 


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E.  A.  HOTCHKISS,  Editor  &  Proprietor. 


LIBERTY,  LITERATUKE  AND  LAND. 


Terms— $1.5C — Invariably  in  Advance- 


VOL.  4. 


W1N2<E15AC0    CITY.    MINN.    WEDNESDAY,    Mx\Y  15,  J8G7. 


neasaaKirsnaBBS 


I.IJtU.IIWWF.M'HU.'Alia 


TUEjIOMKSimD. 

Office  on  North  Fruut  Street,  one  door  west  of 
KithiUilsonV  ?t«re. 


TKKMS  OF  SUliSCRll'TION. 

One  C'">py  one  year         -  -         -         $1  .."iO 

Vor  anv  tcrai  less  (uan  o    aioths,  5  cents  a  week. 

RATES  OF  Ai)VEUTlSTN(I 


l.AKE    llorSK, 

Watcrvillc.  Le  Sncnr  Co..  IVlinncsota. 

J.  M   GRAY.  Prop. 

Terms  Reasonable. — Tcumstutf  ovi-r    ni;;l>t 
Ohc  iioll;;r  aiiJ  aiiiiitrt  r. 

GcniTal  ,<t;vne  ofBoe.     Good  ^tabling,  ami  rrnsf^n- 
uMe  ohargps.  ^Tvii^l 

GARDEN  CITY   nOTi:L. 
Evans  &  Fall,  Proprietors- 


Thl.s  House  'h    Xew,  roTuino(1ir>u.«?. 


K.y  in.  I  I'sq'l  2  g.|  I  4^.-^q  I  i  col.  |  )  c<A.  \  1  col 

I  \n\l\i     2.><>     4.<U»;   ft.OOJ  7.00  12.00  20,00           .        ,         . 

6  w'k^      3..»n    ."i.on!  s.oo  10.00  ir,.no  ■  2.'>.t>0  I*l(>r\«Jiiitlv  f.oc.iti"  1.  niitl  lias  Ixh  n 

^  .u-t'i.     5.00    ^.00  r:.oo,  1.-..00  im.oo  ,  .••.^.o(.  u-  i.\„-nisl.ca  ll.n.u-hout.    Tlu-    vny 

9  iu'!';'<  :  s.o)  11.00  itVd'.iI  LM.oo  ;:o.iio  '  i.o.oo  /                          ,    .    •                   .      1      ,\ 

1  V3.,r.    io.i),vu.oo20.i.j'  2...O0;  10.00  '  70,00  ,t»^st,    afc*)mnuHl:.t ions    guarantcea     to 

Ten  ILnes  or  .o.-s  make  one  .«  iuh.c  I  l^'VokTs  :in.l  boanUMS. 

„ , I         Gooil  Stable  liooni  for  Teams. 

Advertisements  not  marked  for  a  j;)C(Mn.>.l  fime  I  „  ,„«^,  Garden  City  Wliaa. 


will  becoiilinueJ.  anl  chirj^eufor  aocorilinjily.       | 
Yearly  adverti-'ors  will  be  ln'M  strii'tly   to  ail-  I 
Tertisetaents  pettaiuing    to  tholr    bii?;iur!'      All  j 
•>ther  notices  will  be    o!'.».;;«il  :it  tin-  n-irularratis 
Excess  of  advertisements  in.ivi  led  will  bo  e'.iur^- 
•  1  prop«^rtionalely  to  the  number  of  squares  bar- 
gained for. 

I.e.iial  a  l\crti«emont.«  iuoOftcd  at  the  tbe  ex- 
pense of  the  attorney  or.I.M'in;;;  tliom.  and   nc-t  .le- 
ayable  for  leaj.il  pri>eeediiig.«,  but  iniist  be  paid 
on  delivery  of  the  affiilavit. 

Notices  iuscilt-d  ill    the  readinj  eolumn,  dou- 
«bl»  ratc«  E.  A.  IlOTrllKI-S, 

i:  ii:  .r  .V  Tr  piiftor. 


nlnfivl 


Business  Directory. 
Wiiineb:iLro  Cltv  District. 

A.   H.  Rfl.l.l.-s.  R»-ist-?r, 
H.  \V.   U.»Ul,f  V.   Ktcciver. 

f^p-0 flee  h->ur5 from  ^  .\.  M.iiH  4  P.  M. 
Wiaaebiiso  City,  Miiui..  Jcl.  :io;  1?6''. 


Hariie^s  ^hoiK 


The  unilt  r.'iirncd  t.nUfs  tliis  uielliod  of  irT-Tm- 
!.•,'  the  I'eopio  of  Winiiebapo  City  and  vicinity, 
h'ftt  be  ha«  just  opened  a  luw  harness  shop  in 

WINNEBAGO     CITY, 

anj  is  now  prepared  to  do  all  kind>' of  work  m 
ills  iiiir.  Ntw  !:.;rt:e»s  iicnlf  to  order,  and  all 
kind*  of  rej'airinjt  done  mi  .•■hurt  noii-c.  Shop 
:ip  :*iairs,  nixt  door  sciuti  of  Uichard?"  u  A  Ley- 
;,.M.«"  (jrocirv. 

>:.  II.  IIHTClIiNS. 

Winneb.igo  City.  May  2J.  ]^M. 

V  i:  U  R  Y, 


32tf 


J. 


TAIL.  O  SI  ! 


Tin:  M.i\. 


Is  a  mnn  a  wl.it  the  belter 
For  bis  rii  he?  and  his  jrnitis  ? 
For  "i-  acres  and  his  piilace  — 
If  hi*  inioost  heart  is  c:il!ou^^ 

Is  H  man  a  whit  the  better  7 

And  if  a  nian'd  no  whit  ibe  better 
For  his  cuirnrs  .ind  his  mines, 
For  bis  pnrpU-  and  fine  '.nen, 
For  his  vineyards  and  hi.'«  vines, 
Why  do  thous.inds  bend  the  knee, 
And  cringain  mean  .servility, 

If  H  uan's  no  whit  the  better  ? 

Is  a  man  a  whit  the  worse 
For  a  lowly  diess  of  rai;*  ? 
Thouuh  ho  owns  no  lordly  rental, 
If  hi.<  heart  is  kird  ;\nd  gentle, 

Is  a  man  the  whit  the  wor.«e? 

And  if  H  man's  no  wl  it  thb  worso 
For  a  poor  and  lowlj-  stand. 
For  an  empty,  even  pocket, 
And  a  brawny,  woiking  hand, 
Why  do  thousands  pass  him  by, 
With  a  coM  and  scornful  eye, 

If  H  man's  no  whit  rbo  wr.-e  ? 

iiov»  in:  roi  xi>  tsii:m  uir. 

The  AdvcnUircs  oltho  <;ri-t'<lj  IJenhat^saiu 

A  word  spoken  :it  laiiJotn  lias  often 
|irove(l  of  more  utility  llian  tlio  best 
conceite<t  plans  ;  hence  it  ha|)pen8  that 
fools  often  pro.sijor  where  men  of  talent 


H)h,'  fisiti  the  culprit,  ^behold  the 
ling  but  hide  our  shame,  and  you  shall 
ni  ver  want  good  faro  again.' 

•lie  silent!'  exclainu'd  the  astonished 
l!i  nhasran,  who  little  thought  that  what 
he  had  s;n.ken  of  hi-i  meals  could  have 
made  the  plunderers  betray  themselves. 
•He  silenH  I  have  it.' 

Some  "ec.se  were  feediut'  befuro    the 


General  Cirant  and  Art. 

1  he  rhicairo  Trioune  has  the  follow- 
ing  rather  amusing  gosbip  abjut  Geo. 
Grant: 

♦'IJ.  S.  G.  is  a  j^ood  judge  of  a  ci^ar 
He  knows  Havana  from  cabbage  leaf, 
and  knows  it  cnsy.  lie  is  a  {jjood  juclgr 
of  a    game   of  billiards,  and  can  makt 


.--     -^  -  .,  ,  shots  around  the  table  as  ea.sily   as  1 

window  ;  ho  went  out,  and  having  seiz-  |  ^j.„  'scratch.'    lie  is  a  good  ju<l-;c  ol 


cd  the  largeirt,  forced  the  ring 
down  i;.s  {i;ullet;  then  declared  thutthc 
hn-f>e8t  had  swallowed  the  jewel.  The 
goose  was  kille«l,  the  diamond  found, 
lu  liie  meantime,  the  ivory  merchant 
returnftd,  and  was  incredulous. 

*Somo  crafty  knave,  O,  wile,'  K.iid  he, 
'either  the  thief  himself,  or  his  aleitor, 
has,  witii  a  well-concert«d  scheme, 
wrought  on  yttur  enry  faith,  liutl'll 
soon  try  his  powers  of  divination.  I'll 
provi<lc  liim  witli  a  meal  Mkeway.' 

No  sooner  said  than  done ;  between 
two  dishes  the  my.  teiious  fare  was  hid- 
den. The  false  conjurer  was  told  to 
declare  what  was  the  c-nceahd  cheer, 
on  j>ain  of  being  well  beaten  hhould  ho 
fail. 

'Alas,' lie  muttered  out, 'iJeidiassen, 

fail.     Here  is  an  illusiration  :  U'"'»  a»'^  a  ].ig  ;  thou  art  di  ad,'  refer. 

A  poor,  simple  peasant,  of  ilien.-unc-    n  =  'K  to    himH.'lf,    and    callin,'    hiuiS.K 


NO.  29. 

The  IJiLle. 


WMlluVbaLTO      City      :vlinm-s<>ta,    of  Uetd.assan,    hein-  heartily  ti.cd  of  ''ii''^C'--                                                 . 

'                »                -^                                  1  •      1    1      <•           c    \             i..,,i    ..,,1  'He  s  riiih  ,   tlie  merchant   cried. — 

_  ,.        .„       «,     ,    #>        his   dai  V    hire    ot     brown    broad    an-l  i.«v.r.i'o") 

Mayb.r.nn.i  InPchowB-N^wriock  Ct»-    "             -*                                        -    w    1  Give  him  a    Durse    of  «'-uld  ;    1  honor 

positc  Cittt ell  iDoarboas  New  Store,  ;  water,  resolvc'l,     whatever   might    be  ^"M-  " ''>   '^    I'^*'-*-    ^'»'^; 


BLUE  EARTH  VALLEY  LOlHiE 
NO.  27. 

FREE     .^>D    ACCKl'Tin    M  As'ONS,    WINNFDAGO 
CITY,  MlXN. 

A        ItHirular    ('••mmnnieationR     nre 

"V^f    h»'l'i  "n   file  first  and    thiid  iut-iayi  oi" 
^r\    each  Month. 

— OFFICrn.*:- 

L    DT-PLKV.   W.  M.  tiKO.  \.  WKTR.  P.  P. 

D   Wt  1  :  -t    W  .M.  >.  l!I.VN(»|,nS.    J.  D. 

B.'  MADISON.  J.   W.  A.  K.  WtrUli  \M.  TvKr. 

a.  K.  MOLLTON,  Treas.  F-  H.  ULITUINS,    Sh:^^ 

"blue  EAufll    CITY  LuIKH': 
U.  D. 


ni.*.  prtpar.d  to  d-  :iii  wi.rk  intru  I' d  to  I  ^j^^  consec.uences,  to  Jirocurc  to  himself 

I  him.  in  the  late  t  New    York  Fa.-hions  or  to  suit  j  _       ^        ^        i    ^  '     ^^  ^    ^^ 

be  iusi>«u:er 


BM'F   EAUTil 


fllKE    AND    ACCKl'TKK    M  aSON-^, 

crrv,  Mi.N.N. 

r>  Kiil'LAR  C>inmutMcati..ns    nre    htMontbo 
\i  Fir«i  and  Third  W  eut. ".-:-.;.  s  ..(  ea.-h  ni.nth. 


M"-!t  kitids  of  conntry  pr-ducc  wanted  f-r  work 
Cuttiiii:  do.e  nn  ihorl  notiie,  anil  nurranled  lo 
lit  if  propetly  made  up.  n?v4 


by  hook  or  by  cr  ok,  even  at  the   ex 
pense  of  a  bndcen  he.'id,  three  sumptu 


tale!its  sm.h  as  his.' 

It.  was  pork  in  the   dlsii.     Tiiu.s    our 
gutton,  by    tlirce     random    Kpeeche 


horse  flesh,  never  makes  a  mi.-.take  ii 
his  betting  bonk,  and  will  tell  you  to  a 
quarter  second  what  time  Dexter  wili 
niakc  in  the  coming  race  with  lady 
Thornc,  and  he  can  plan  and  fi^^ht  a 
battle  to  the  perfect  satisiaclion  of  his 
opponent-.  But  when  U.  S.  G  indulges 
in  high  ait  he  is  apt  top'it  his  foot  in  it 

The  New  Y'orkAlbiou  has  cDntaincJ 
among  its  advert i&ementf;,  for  some 
weeks  pa.-t,  a  conspicuous  notice  of  a 
volume  of  steel  cngravin::'s  from  the 
celebrated  'Cartoons  of  lltphael.'  The 
notii:e  is  accompanied  by  a  d.'/.in  testi- 
monlal-s  to  their  vjiUie,  at  l!»e  head  of 
which  is  the  following  : 

'TIk-v  seem  to  me  to  be  verv  fii;c,  J^^^d 
a  de.-:irable  collectitoi.  f  r  iho-e  who  do 
not  possess  the  original.-^;  (  I  I  )  to  hayc. 
—  I'.  *S.  (Jruiit.^ 

Now  that's  an  opinion  as  is  an    o})in 
ion.    As  the  originals  are  the  property 
^f  Victoria  and  safely  housed  at  Hamp- 
ton court,  and  as  neilhr-r  I'.  S,  <i.,  nor 
Pere-rrine,  nor  any  one  else  will   ever 


LLACKS.AlITll  SHOP. 

IJlacksmithing,  ShoeingJlepairMig,  Sec. 
The  undersigned  still    necii].ics   the  siiop  near 


nense  oi  a  oroutii  iilmo,  huc-u  nuiuMiit  .       ,      ,  ,        ,  i 

^  ,      ,.     •       .  1        .1-  ^     ua'  '<-*^l    thrc-e    heartv    meals,  a    heavy 

ous  mcal.s.  Ilavm;;  lakeu  this  courage-    »  ;.  ^ 


H  P  Yorsfi,  w.  M., 

L    W.  RHiWN,  ."i.  W. 
R    W.  TKKTKlt.  J.  W. 
WM.  A.  WAY,  Treai. 


ous  and  noble  resolution,  the  next  thing 
was  to  devise  a  plan  to  put  it  into  ex- 
eculi  .n  ;  and  here  Ids  good  f iitune  be- 
friended him.  The  wife  of  a  rich  ivory 
mereliant  in  the  nc  ighborbood  of  his 
cotta;;ehid,  during  the  absence  of  her 
hushami,  lost  a  valuable  diamond  ring; 
she  oftVred  m-eat  rewards  to  any  person 

ElrC^cll*^  Jll^^'PiOW»^«     ^■^''*  ^^'""''^  recover  it,  or    give  any  ti- 

* 5*^„ din;:s  of  the  jewel.     IJut    no    one  was 

II;^vin^'s.cur"d  the  .'ervices  of  Sltl  >T  CI..\s.s  ,  iij,;elv  to  do  ciilicr;  fur  t.iiree  eunuchs, 

r,l  Al  M'»\T,  ;">Ifr.  j  w„rki»i.-ii.  1  am  able  to  otler   the  hv^X  .c'.adty   of,      ,.      ',  ,.  ,    ,    .         i       i    _  i  ...»  .i.     - 11 


the  -team  .Mill,  aoil  woiild  re-pie 


Ifnl! 


ii>n  ounce 


that  Iif  is  now  firep-artd  to  ni-'iiiiractiire  i>«.th 

iiOD  .t  MOLD-BO AUD 


II.  p.  roN.-iTANS,  S.  0 
A.  K.  K.\.-iMAN,  .1.  1>. 
J.  I  . 
GKO.  U.  KlSOSLKV,  Sic 


jnu'se,  comfort  for  riie>  .-ind  a  mo.st  bril- 
liant repnt:iti.>n  as  a  cunning  man. 

^akiiijif  a  Dislike. 

An  ill-natured  fellow  quarrelled  with 
his  flweet  heart  on  the  day   tl^i-y    were 


S<<me  wj'tergivei.  tlic  following  acaly- 
-is  of  tl;at  bo-k  of  ho-ks,  tlio  IJiblo. 

It  is  a  book  of  Jaws,  it  shows  tlie 
lif-dit  and  wrong. 

It  is  a  book  of  wisdom,  ihoi  makes 
the  foolish  wise. 

It  is  a  book  of  truth,  which  detects 
all  hum;in   <  rrors. 

It  is  the  ho<»k  of  life,  and  bIiows  how 
lo  avoid  evei lasting  dtath. 

It  is  the  most  autiientic  and  entcr- 
laiiting  history  ever  publish'.'d. 

It  contains  the  most  remote  ar;t:qui- 
iles,  the  must  remarkable  events  and 
vi'onderful   occunences. 

It  is  a  code  of  laws. 

It  is  a  perfect  body  of  divinity. 

It  is  an  unequakd  narrative. 

It  is  a  book  of  biography. 

It  is  a  bovik  of  travels. 

It  is  a  book  of  voyages. 

It  is  a  book  of  the  best  covenant  ever 
u.ade—  tlie  be.=-t  deed  ever  written. 

It  i.-  ihe  best  will  ever  execiiled,  the 
best  testament  ever  si<_'ned. 

It  i.s  the  young  niaifs  bcstfcmpanion. 

It  is  the  school  boy's  instructor. 

It  is  the  learned  man's   ma-terpiece. 

It  is  tiie  ignorant  man's  dictionarj, 
Tiud  every  m:;n's  directory. 

Senator  Sanlsbury  was   saved   from 
: expulsion  .by  the  appeals   of  h's    wife, 
who  promised  to  t.ke  him  home — and 


1  I   .     u      «t  «..,    ;*;olchedid  it.     Ihe  appeal   could   not   be 

have  money  enough  to  buy  them,  It  18       ^  ,         ,         ,         /. 

,.,    ,      ,    ,     ..,       I'  w:   i'    ,.,.   ix.,.„     resi.-^ted.    nor    cannot   be    thought    ot 
not  likely  that  either  L.  h  O.  or  ieic-, 

,     1      ,         .,,  Iwiihout  emotion.     T  hough  overmaster- 

crine,  or  any  body  el>e  will  ever  pos-i  ^  .   ,     ^,      o     i  t 

,         .  .     ,  ,  ^;  „     r  „^..i  'ed  bv  dnnk,  Mr.  Saul  bury  is    a   man 

sess  the  on':inalf,  unless    -Mrs.  Joseph;  -  ',,,.,..       "^  „     , 

,     ,,.         ,.,   ..  ,  ,        -,  , of  very   maiked    abiiities--one  of  tno 

wh'm  she  shuliies  oil  this  mortal   coil,  '  -,    ,^      •  i 

,,-     .,    .     1  .,    .1  .     _abe>t,  most  cogent  and  effective  ppeak- 

shou'd  dec  deto  btque:ith  them    tome!  ,      ^,  „^ 

as  a  testimonial  of  esteem 


,.     ,     ,     T  tv6  ot  the  feeiiaie,  oi  fine  per-^ouai  ap- 

,  ....        n.earaccj.  t;.ll,  erect,  da»k  conipluxioned, 

,.p,.e    regret  to  say,!  ht  re  arc    no  indiralions;  ^  .       ,,     ,  i-.n     t 

,     T,  .,      ,,  '    i„i    .,..,  i„!  wit  •  piercing  black  eyes  and  jet  black 

iiid    at  present.    It  the  benerat   had    made  i  f  -^  .''.,. 


to  be  married.     Afler  theccrcm 'Uj 

be::.in,  and  he  was  ask.d,  'Do  you  take    i^'O  re... arks  about  pictures  of  Niagara 

.1,.  1  t      i-o. 11". 


R 


I-  0   of  G  T 

WINNEDAGO  Clf  Y  LUDOi:,  NO  11. 

EC  t'l.AU  mettir.g  every  FriJuy  evei:lrg,  at 
Mi-ultiyii's  Hi.Il. 


J    K.  CALDWELL,  W.  C.  T. 
Ct.  M.  POTTER,  W.  K.  8. 


wf.rk.  »  o'l,  .Mwu'.if.i -inrin:;    and   H;  pairing.  Job 
biiig,  Horso  fi  0.\  .•^i.ieiii;:.  .1'-.  i:i  tbi-  best  u:r.ii- 
ner.         Tliaiktul  l-.r  pa>t  lavors.  1  would  solicit 
u  c  ■itinuani.e  of  the  public  patrona.:^e. 
v!n!y.f  J.  M.  WnEliLER. 

WHOLESALE  ^&~K  ETA  IL 


of  whose  lidelc'ty  she  had  not  th.r»niftll 
est  doubt,  ha  1  st-deu  it.     The  loss  soou 
reached  our  glutton's  ears. 

Til  go,'  ones  he ;    'III   say  I    am   a 
conjuror,  and  that  I  will  di.-cover  where 


tliis  womjin  to  be   your    M'edded    w;!e 
ifcc.,'  he  replied, 'No:' 

'Whj.i's  your    reason?'     a^-ked    the 
mini.-ter. 

'I've  taken  adi>iike  to  lur,  aird  that'.« 
en<righ,   wa3  the  surly  reply. 

The  p'lrties  retiied— ihe  bri.le  in  tears 
— ^and,  after  much  persuasion,  the 
groom  wan  iu.»ue<d  to   hav«*    the    m^r- 


Falls,  or  jdiotooraph  of  Saturn  and  his 
ring.<,  the  originals  of  \\hich  are  oith 
cidt  to  possess,  it  would  have  been  quiie 
as  mild  ae  his  a!:tonl^hing  ann.ounce- 
i:u  nt  in  ri*ga''d  t(»  the  cartoons  <»f  Ka- 
piiael  I  am  afraid  that  U.  S.  G  knows 
more  about  pontoons  and  rebels  than 
cartoons  and  lvaj)haels. 


OFFICIALS  OP    FARIBAULT  COrVTV. 

Auditor-F.  W.  rvnr,  Tr.-s'.'-R.  B.  JOHNSON 

R^:ist«rr-F.  LENT,  J^lK-riff-C  E.  CHAl'KI.       . 

S>unu-y-i.  n    .-I'P.orT  Ju-'.-e-A MOr-    IMU.sroN, 

Coroner— WM.  A.   WAY.  Com. -DE  LA  \EUC.NE. 

County  Com.  1st  Dist.— \.  R.  MoR", 
•'  '•      od      '•    — H   .1.   SEAL. 

••  "      8(1       '•     — J-UIN  (t.  SI^SON, 

•«  •'       4!li     "     --JAMK.-;  I KA  Y.s, 

'•  *'      :a\\      "     — JO.iElMl  CiOOETT. 

—  District  Court  nf  this  District  meetsat   Blue  Earth 
tiiy  ou  the  first   Monday  in  Juue. 


the  i;em  is  hidden,  on  coiidiiion  of  first  |  rjage  pioc<  e  1.     It  wa.s  ivw  the  lady's 

CI  |.,,       „-^     ^^^,,^f  ;  receiving  three  sph-ndid  meals,    I  .-hall  |  im„^  j,j,d  when  tlm  minister  tisked    her 

1  Oi^iiVt  I  J      ^lOfe  t..    j..^j,^  .^,g  ^^.^^^      vVhat  then  ?  I  sh.all  be  |  ,i,c  all-imj. mutant  .juestion,  'N..  I'  said 

treated  as  an  impostor  ;     my  bick  and  i  y],c,  rtn-joluiely,  -I've  taken  a  dislike    to 


C.  J.  FMH.EY, 

P7Z1>7C  TA  X  A  XJJ  -S  L'Ji  (rlJOX 

OFFIC  K   AT  TlIK  DUl  <i  STOKT. 

CalU  by  day  or  night  piotnptly  attended  to. 
Winnebago  City,  Aug.  15,  1SC6. 


M.\NK.\TO.   MINN, 
ALlJEJl'f  S.  WHITE,  rroprietor. 

Cr^ikfrv.  f;i:t>s-ware.  Gnccrie;),  clc,  for  sale 
by  wbclcsa!e  or  retail.  Country  atore-  supplied 
on  reasonable  terms.  Itoonis  on  Alain  .tlixot 
nearly   cpp-i.-ite  Ilrad!'  '.  A  Bro. 


sides  may  siy,  'How  d'ye  do?'  to  the 
bastinado,  but  my  hung.y  stomach  will 
bo  tilled  !' 

To  concoct  his  scheme  and  put   it  in 

a 


Dr.  J.  P.  Iluuics, 

Physician  &  Surgeon, 

OfiSceover  the  H.irJware  Store,   Main   St.,  Win- 
lu'b.i'^o  Ciiv,  Minnesota. 

j;.  li.l-OlH'e  (pen  for  caPs  at  all  hours   of  the 
day  and  night- 
"  ANDREW  0.  DL-SN, 

Attoi  uey  aii<l  Counsellor  at  Law 

^^-    Will   attend    to    professional    busiuesa 
broughout  tbo  .■Stale. 
Winnebago  City,  Minn. 


P.  K.  WISER, 

Practical   AVatcli-Mnke.r, 

A  N  D 

J  E  W  j:  L  E  \\  , 

Llankato,  -  -  -  Minn. 

liiiALCR  IN 
Watches,  clocks,  Jewdlry  *fc  silver  vraio 

Ilepairinfj  neatly  e.TCcutcd  and  warranted. 


him' 

Tb.e  gro  m  admirin.u  horspuuk,  uiude 
the  matter  up  with  her  as  iSoon  as  pos- 
;  sible,  and  a  third  t.me  Ihcy  prt-.-entod 
practice  was  but  the  work  of  momonta.  L|^^.,^j^yi^.^,g   i^elore    the     minisier,  wh.. 
The  lady,  anxious  ftir  the  recovery    of    |j^.g„„    ii,^.    t-crcmony   by  asking    the 
her  rill;:,  accepted  the  offered  terms.—  |  „j,„a!  question';,    which    were  >ati.-fac- 


WILLaRD  &  BAH.nEY. 
Attorneys  tfe  Counselors  at  Law. 

MANKATO.bi.LE    EARlll  COUNTY  MINN. 

Will  aUcd  promptly  and  f»ithfuily  to  all  bu^lne-^ic- 
nst'^d  to  their  care- 
Have  for  saloat   all  time,-!,  l.tRe  r,uantitie).  of 
Winneba-o    Trust    Lands,  and  other    valuable 
Farming  lands. 

.      .F  S   BARNEY 


CHAS.  ih:ili;okn. 

M-inufuHiirer  nnrt   Di-aler  in 

of  every    vanety. 
GiltMotiMings  Kept  On  Hand 

WARE  R00M?»   CORNER  OF  IMCKOUY  k  .SECOND 
STS.  .MANKATO    MINN.  'Jlyl 


A  sumptuous  dinner  was  propan-d  ;  the 
table  was  covered  with  rich  viands;  ex- 
Ijiensivo  pbttes  of  every  sort  were  plac- 
1  ed  upon  llie  side  board.      Allah  !     how 
I  he  at'j  I    An    att^ntve  footman,  one  of 
;  the  socret  tliieves,  filed  him    sheibetJ 
our    coi.juror,    gorged,    exclaimed  : 
'  'Tis  well :  I  liave  tlio  first  !' 
The  servant  trembled  at  the  ambig- 
uous words,  and  laoto  hi,-*  comp.iuions. 
'lie  has  found  us  out,  dear  friends/ 
he  cried.     *Ho  is  a  cunniuf?  man.     He 


torilv  answered  (his  time.  Tut  to  the 
a-Jtonishmentoflhc  party,  hi.s  n  vcrcuce 
continued  :  iVreU,  I'm  glad  to  hc.ir 
that  you  are  willing  to  take  each  other 
for  husband  and  wife,  for  it's  a  good 
thing  to  le  of  fo  giving  temper;!.  You 
can  now  go  and  get  married  whore  you 
will — I II  not  tic  the  knot,  for  I've 
takeu  adi.>»like  to  both  of  you.' 

A    Pl'z7.li:.  — We  find  the   following 

ptiZ7,!o  in  an  exchange,  aud  would  be 

.,,     ,,,...       Ml    .         ',,  ^"' i  very  much   obliged    if  our    delinqu  nt 
said  he  hid  the  h; St.      What   could  ho  -^  ^.         ,  ,     /       . 

moan  but  me?' 

♦It  looks  like  it,'  replied  tho  second 


A.    WlLLARD. 


21/1 


CONVEUSE  HOUSE, 

Bine  Earth  C.ty, 

-This  house  having  been  rofaircil  i.nd  newly  fiir- 
cished  throughout,  is  now  opeu   for  the  reception 

'°^The  proprietor  respcc  fully  solicits  the  patron- 
age of  the  traveling  rublie,  and  is  determined 
that  none  shHl!  g-o  away  dissatished  who  may  lu 

»or  htiu  with  a  call. 

47y  G.  S.CONVEll.^E.  Propnetor. 

CLIFTON    HOUSE. 

Front  Street,  near  the  Le/ee. 
MANKATO. MINNESOOA. 

M-    T.    C.  FLOWER,    Proprietor. 

General  S.at;e  Ofiic  for  all  I'oiiiU.  i  .  th^  State.     Cood 
.SlaliliiiK  with  a'tenUve  Ostle".      J-'^j 


BILLIAKD    llOOM. 

CAN  MaUKHA:.^  &.  CO.   PT!OS. 

Ojqxjsite  Clifton  ILniPn, 

MfJ^'kato,  ^Minnesota. 

Our  tablcif  aio  iihw  and  are  of  tho    best    make 
flood  cigars  and  liquors  at  the  bar.  4yyl 


LAW'S    HOTKL. 

Corner  of  Ibdley  k  Main  Streets.  Winnebago  Cify 

D.  S-  LAW  Proprietor. 

stages  leave  this  IIou.«c  for  all  Points. 

There  is  also  a  good  livery  conuccteJ  with  tho 
-,  OeloO  ()0 

Iloutie. 


A 


LL  kindi  of  Job  Work  don«*to  ord^r  at  this 


CHARLES  E.  MAYO, 

WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 
AGRNS  FOR 

F  A  I  11  BANKS     SCALES! 


ST.  PAUL. 


vSnfllyl 


thi'f  'I'll  wa  t  on  him  to  night ;  ns 
yet  you  may  have  mis.akcn  hii  mean- 
m^.  Shonhl  he  sijcak  in  the  same  strain, 
wo  must  decamp  * 

At  night  a  suj)per  tit  f(»r  the  caliph 
was  set  before  the  Ki*e««^y  Henhassan, 
who  filled  until  he  could  eat  no  more, 
fho  second  footman  watched  him  all 
the  while.  When  satisfied,  ho  rose^ 
exclaiming : 

•The  .«econd'«  in  my  sack,  and  cannot 

escape  me.' 
Away  fL*w  the  afrighted  robber. 
'We  are  h.'Stl'  he   cried.     'Our  heels 

alone  can  save  us  ! 


subscribers  would  send  us  a  solution  ot 
the  game.  Try  it  and  sec  if  it  won't 
make  you  feel  and   rest   easier.      'The  j  Inmter  pours  some  water  on  the   crea- 


The  Spirometer-  nier.suring  the  re 
tual  buik  of  respired  air  in  any  individ 
u  I  ptir  ot  lun;^s— has  shown  tli^t  this 
measure,  as  might    be  suppuscd,  is    a 
very  good  general  index  of  tlie  state 
of  bcalih  and  vigor  in  all  resjiects,  cwcu 
when  tho  variation  is  not  very  perct-M» 
tible  in  o'her  ways.  A  medical  reviev.- 
er  in  a  late  jmblication  testifies  thtit  'in 
e.vamiiiing  for  insurance  persons  appa- 
leutly  robust,  v.e  have  found  that  none 
of  those  who  habitually    drink  spirit> 
between  me?ls,  even  iu  such    modi  ra 
tiou  as  to    be  considered  strict'}'  tem 
perjte,  can  blow  up  the  s['iromelcr  tn 
their  duo  figure.      And  in  several  in- 
stanco.-;  of  really  intemperate  persons, 
this  mode  of  operation  has  led  to  tiie 
d.  tection  of  their  secret. 

How  IhsSlAN  SaULKS  AllKC-'AUOllr.-  • 

Provided  with  a  small  pitcher  ot  water, 
tho  hunter  stations  himself  iu  a  tree 
over  the  hole  leading  to  the  habitation 
of  the  animal,  aud  when  the  latter 
C'";mes  out, and  stands  looking  about,  the 


h:iir,   courtly  and    inmressive    in    his 
manner,  and  of    noble    and    generous 
itr.pulses.     The  case    of  Senator   Mc- 
Dougall,  whose  term  has  just    closed, 
is  a  simi'ar  one.     A  man  of  clear  intel- 
lect, finished    culuire   and    fascinating 
manners,  but  cursed  with  the  >ame  af- 
fi'ction,  he  was  to'.e.  ated  in  the  Senate 
only  from  a  similar  motive.     One  of  the 
most  touching  sights    to    be    seen  i:i 
Washington  during   tlie    se?5i>>n,    was 
the  presence  in  the  pallery,  of  his  wife 
:«nd  dauiihter.  waiting  ni^ht  after  nigh.t, 
o  ten  till  long   past   mi.inight,   anxious 
and  ilistressed,  for  him    lo    accompany 
them  to  their  liome.     It  may  be  said  to 
!iis  credit,  that,  whatever  he   m.iy  havo 
been  to  the  res^t  of  tiie    world,    he   w;-.8 
fjcver  anything   but  rtspectful,  obedi- 
ent and  tender  to  them. 


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contains  a  fine  moral.  Peciphtr  it  if 
you  can.* 


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The   UNinviDED   Ciiuucii.— Take    a 


ture's  tail,  wdiicli  almost   instantly   he 
comes  frozen  to  the  ground.     The  hnn 
tcr  then  descends,  and  with  his  knife 
slashes  the  sable's  face.  Tho  frighiencii 
animal  struggles  to  get  away,  and  final 
ly  escapes  through   the   opening  made 
in  his   countenance   by    the    hunterV 
knife,  leaving  its  skin  in  the  pobscssion 
of  the  hunter,  while    it    returns  to    its 
hole  to  await  the  growtli  ot  a  new  skin. 

Sehvkd  Him  Right.— In  an  English 
railway  car,  a  short  time  since,  an  indi 
vidual  wdio  persisted  m  smoking    a  ci- 
gar after  he  had  been  requested  not  to 
do  so,  was  summarily    ejected   by  the 

The  acrgrav.Tfcd 


A  lady  siys  the  first  time  she  was 
kissed,  she  felt  like  a  tub  of  lOses 
swimiuing  in  hjuoy,  cologne,  uuimegs 
and  crauberrics,  She  felt  also  f^s  if 
something  was  runnir.g  through-  her 
nerves  on  feet  of  diamonds,  escorted 
Itv  several  httle  cupids  in  chariots 
drawn  by  angels,  shaded  by  lioney- 
sucklcR,  and  tho  whole  S[-read  with 
melted  rainbows. 

A  practical  friend  of  ours  says  the 
iir:t  infl  he  ever  kised  didn't  feel  Lko 
that:  she  felt  like  a  stick  of  candy. 

Constancy.— Let  our  love  be  fiim, 
constant,  and  inseperable  ;  not  coming 
and  re-nrning  like  the  tide,  but  de- 
eou.Iing  like  a  never  failing  river,  ever 
ru;iiiing  into  the  ocean  of  divine  ex- 
cellency, passing  on  in  the  chai.iiels  of 
daty  and  a  constant  obedience,  and 
never  ceasing  to  be  what  it  is  till  it 
comes  to  be  what  it  desires  to  be  ;  still 
bein.ii  a  river  till  it  be  turned  into  sen, 
aud  vastness,  even  the  immensity  of  a 
blessed  eternity.—  e/t^>wy   Tayloi'i 


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POST    OFFICE  BLILDlNO,    FRONT  ST., 

MANKATO, miMN. 

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io  all  kind*  oiJustic€i'  Jilan.is. 


'Nut  so,'  answered  the  third.     'If  we  !  u.nss  of  quicksilver,  let  it  fall  to  the 
fly  and  are  cught,  we  lose  our    heads.  \  floor,  and  it  will  split  .t<ell  into  a  va.t  ,  ^^^^^^^  ^^^^     .,,,en^ers 
ril  tend  bun  at  to  morrow's  meal,  and  !  mimber    of  distinct  globules.     OaUiev  |  ^^^^^  ^^^^^^  ,,^^  ^,.^.^^,  ^,  ,„,   ,f  ,,;, 
should  he    thenspt.ak    as   before,  TIL  tliem  tip  and  put  them  together  ajzam,  |  ^^^^^.^^^^^^^    and  charu'od  him  with    as 
own  the  theft  to  him,    and  oHer  some  .  -'1  they  will  coalesce  into  one  body  as-j  ^^^^^^   ^^^ ^    ^^^^^^^^^      -,,,    ^.^i.^rate 

....at  reward  to  screen  us  from  punish-  |  l>e'--«       ^  >'-    ^-;^  ^  f  ^'^    .'^ '^^^^  "^^    i,,roi.e  whom  tne  cse  was  tried,  decid 
*^  ,    ,       ,  11-        .1      •  ,.   '  Rometimes  cvumpU'd  and  distinguished 

ment,  and  that  he  may  deliver  the  jew- .R^^"'^""'-  «  ,„ 

'  into  various  parties,  thou-h  they  are  m 


el  to  the  lady  without  betr.-ivinf,' us.'      ,  ,  ..  i    .k^    cnnP 

They  all  agreed,     (in  the  morrow  ,  fact,  members  ot  one  and    the    s  tme 

Cenhassan's    appetite    was    still     the  '  mystic  body.     Hat  when  t.ken  up  fn  n 

al    At  last,  qu  te  full,  he  exclaimed  :  ^  the  world  and  put  together  in  heaven 

[«aiii«3     XI L  I.*    ,1  »  _       .        .    '    ,  n  -.-.:...♦«.»....  rv.^iious  undivid- 


'My  task  is  done  ;    the  third,  thank 
Allah,  U  hei-c  T 


they  will  constitute  one  glorious  undivid 

cd  Ckurch  for  ever  and  ever.-  Toplaibj.    V^^  ^  l^^^^' 


cd  that  the    smoker  had    given    sutfi 

cleat  provoeation  for   the    assault,  and 

\\^  was  doubtlul  if  he  would  not  be  com 

polled  to  lock  him  up  for   assault    and 

battery  for  puffing  smoke  ia  other  peo- 


j{.--^^.s!^ .\  o-roat  excite  uent  has  been 

eaused  among  tho  .Jews  at  Bonib.y  by 
the  issue  hy  their  pontilr,  H.  1>.  Koyn, 
who  has  la'cly  arived  from  Jerusalem, 
of  a  pamphlet  entitled,  'The  Voice  of 
the  Vigilant,'  the  object  of  which  is  to 
pei-Miade  the  Jews  that  it  is  useless 
waiting  long.r  f^r  (he  promised  Mes.^i- 
di,  as  this  ii  Jesus  Christ  IdtLSclf, 
'whose  doctrines  have  been  spread  all 
t.ver  the  world  without  sword  or  force 
('ompare.'  says  the  poiriiV.  -th--  Old 
,i.d  New  Te&tanuuts,  and  the  truth  will 
be  seei'.' 


rp. 


T.uo  religion  V>e«j[ins  in  prayer,  and 
in  prayer  more  than  anylhing  else  is 
e  vOrcisod. — Knox. 


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THE  HOMESTEAD 

WINNEBAGO  CITY,  MINX. 


MAT  16, 1867. 

E.  A.  HCTCHKISS.  Editor. 


Kc-AiTcst  of  l*rl!<oucrs» 


Mk.  liiTTi.K  id  iho  jiijeMt  siMit  out  bv 
tlie  rolicrcotiiinUteo  tf  Miiiikato,  to  ns- 
ciMtain  di'tiiiiti'ly  the  coiulition  of  afftirs 
iu  ^Jarl"^^  aiul  J:tckson  rnunties.  llo 
reports  :i  nuinltcr  of  cases  of  ilt'stitulion 


[From  tb«  Maukato  Ri-conl.] 

C]»ps.  Julinson  confined  in  cur  conn 
tyjail  on  cliarge  ot  obtaining  goods 
under  false  pretenses,  and  w!io  made 
\m  escape  about  two  weeks  ago,  war 
rearrested  at  St.  Paul  Last  week,  and 
has  since  been  brought  back  to  his  place 
ol  abode  by  tSheritV  Walbridge. 

Fuller,  oi  Faribault  county,  who  es- 
caped at  the  same  time,  lias  not  been 
recovered,   but  it  is    feared    lie    was 


\       A.V    •                \  ■        c  -1            diowtiid.     It   appeals  that    both    left 

Hii<'  Nutb'nrg    re^uhnikt  from  sukncss  ^                               il'-"'^  ^"•*''    '^"'"    '«-'i 

,    ,,                  1  11     '  i>   .  .1     I 'it^i'o  together  iu  a  small    skill*,   goiiin: 

an  1  other  unavoidable  causei*.  i.ut  th"                                                           '   »      o 


le  causei*.  i»uc  iiu^ 
trea'er  am  nint  of  want,  he  attributes 
loini'maiiMgemont,  or  lazincs'^,  or  both 
lis  field  of  labor  seems  cnlculated  to 
p!pa<e  as  well  ns  pain  the  clo^e  observ- 
er of  hnrn:i!i  nature,  and  we  were  con- 
pid  lahly  amused  the  t)ther  evening  at 
hi»  d»'stripTion  of  some  who  seemed  to 
la  'k  the  pr  >por  nerve  power  ol  mau- 

h"od. 

One  wa"*  co»ictrn?nga  man  who  had 
a  large  htmily.  and  nui  a  uutitthful  ot 
food  in  the  house.  lie  came  ^v\■agger- 
ing  up  to  Mr.  Little  with  a  request,  or 
nther  deuvoid  for  fifteen  pounds  of  flour. 
Poing  refused,   he   inquired  the.'reason. 


b;'  would     not  work. 


down  the  ri\er.  A  few  miles  below 
town,  the  skilf  upset,  and  both  men 
were  thrown  into  the  water,  but  clnng 
to  the  sides  of  the  boat.  .lohnson  let 
go  and  swam  ashore,  and  at  the  same 
time  cried  to  Fuller  to  follow  his  example, 
but  the  lattei  did  not  do  it.  Alter 
reaching  shore,  Johnson  continued  t(» 
call  to  Fuller,  but  receiving  no  answer, 
concluded  that  the  latter  was  drowned- 
Making  his  way  to  a  farm  hoUBO  in 
Xicollet  county,  Johnsou  woke  the 
fandly  and  told  the  above  story,  reqnost- 
in<'  the  farmer  to  «cnd  word  to  Man 
kato.  He  made  this  rc<piest,  because 
as  he  .«aid,  he  feared  that  he   might  be 

His  ap 


and  was  informed  that  it  was  because, 

II--. 1  «;..    ^i' charged  With  killing  Fuller 

A\  ith  an  air    ot  i  =^  = 

,,,..,,,  ,    ...  ,„    !•- i  pearanee  gave  every  indication  that  his 

II  suited    dig>:tv    he  iMrueiJ    ujion    Ins.'  =  •' 

,      ,  ,       ■     .1  .1     ,1  „,  i.„  i  storv  w.'is  correct,  and  the  larmcr  keiit 

heel,  rcmnrku'g  with  an     oath,  that  lie  -  '  * 


was  not  to  be  bamboozled  by  any  man,  j 


him  until  morning,  wlien  he  resumed 


,,      ,     -  ,      .  .1  1*1  his  ituirney  towards  1:^1.    l*;»iil.     Since 

He    had   gone  about  three  rods,  when,      .    •'  "^ 

,    ,  ,    "  ,      .         1  •        .       •         his  re-inest,  liowever,  Johnson  claims 

iirobabjv     remembering     his    starving  i  ,,,,,.,  -,     ,- 

'      .,      .'  Ill        r  1        11,       that  r  ulkr  did  not  1:0   with    him,  but 

lamilv.  he  .^'uddenlv  returned,  arul  b»'g-  ^ 


says  that  betook  a  dtlcrent  tlircction. 
Wiiich  of  Ids  stories  are  correct  is  dif- 


gt'd  the  flour,  f;iithfully  promising  tt) 

M'ork,     The  flour  was  weii^hcd  out  to  , 

,.       1      1-1         1  1   .  11  ♦.  i  ticuU  to  determine,  but  the  i>robabilitics 

hm,  he  did  work,  and  "all  went  merry  :         ,  ,      '  ^ 

1    I,  ri  "  I  are  in  fnvor  of  th«  fir.^t. 

as  a  marriage  bell.  . 

But  for  his  children,  he  m'ght  have  j      ;^Mi..fferson  I  >avis  arrived  at  Kich- 
been  .as  obstiimto  as  the  man  who,  being '  ^,,,jj  fj.^,,^  Fortress  Monroe,  last  Satur- 


too  lazy  to  work,  and  on  the  verge  of 
starvation,  was  made  the  Mibjoct  of  a 
consultation  (m  the  part   of  his  neigh 


day     afternoon,  on  the  steamer   Juhn 

Sylvester.     Long   before    his    arrival, 

!  military  arraniijements  had  been  made 
1  •  '^ 

{by  (Vn      Schofit'ld.      As  the  steamer 
liim  alive.     As  they  were  tearing  him  1 1 ' 

to  the  grave,  a  good    Quaker,   leaning 


bor'.     They  finally  decided     to    bury 


over  his  gate,  inquired  : 

"Friends,  where  do  thee  go  with  that 
man  :"' 

•'lie  is  too  lazy  to  work,  and  mc  are 
going  to  bury  him,"  they  replied. 

•'Thee  need  not  do  so  hard  a  thing 
RS  th-ut,''  replied  tho  Quaker.  Let  him 
be  idle  if  he  will  not  work.'' 

"Hut  he  is  starving." 

*  Then  I  will  send  him  some  corn 
from  my  granary." 


in  sight  with  tho  national  flag  fly- 
ing, the  most  intense  anxiety  was  ex- 
hibited by  the  crowd  to  get  closer,  but 
tiiere  was  no  demonstration,  no  cheer- 
ing, nor  hissing.  He  occupies  the  same 
rooms  at  the  Spottswood  Hotel,  that 
he  did  inl>iGl. 


A  handsome  suit  of  men's  clothes 
costs,  in  England,  from  ^lo  to  *25.  — 
A  silk  drebs  costs  %5  to  1^15  Tho  same 

would    cost  in    this  country    at   least 
three  times  <ts  inurh. 

In  a  tract  distributed  by  the  ^^lormon 
l)reaeher,  the  ftdlowing  question  and 
t'nswer  occurs  :  "What  shail  be  the  re 
ward  of  those  who  have  forsaken  their 
wives  for  righteousness  sake  ?  A  hun- 
dredfold of  wives  here  and  hereafter.* 

A.  T.  Stewart's  stoic  on  Broadway 
New  York,  is  to  bo  enlarged  durin*' 
the  summer  to  six  times  its  present 
si/e,  when  it  will  cover  an  acre  and  a 
quarter  of  ground. 

There  is  an  Italian  member  of  a  cir- 
cus in  Havana  who  performs  beautiful 
melodies  on  an  instrument  nailed  the 
copsologo,  being  thirty  four  ordinary 
j^lass  tumblers  half  full  of  water. 

.\  new  riding  vchieic  in  Taris  is  mount 
ed  on  very  large  wheels,  with  the  horse 
between  them,  liio  driver's  seat  over 
the  centre  of  tho  horse,  and  the  latter 
fi:irly  under  the  body  of  the  carriaire. 
Prince  Henry  the  XXII,  of  Heuss- 
(Jreiz,  having  attained  his  majoriiy, 
h.as  aseended  the  thrcne.  His  territo- 
ry is  seven  miles  sxuare.  We  bow  the 
knee. 

In  New  York,  on  the  morning  of 
.Mayod,  ihero  wa.s  suf^ieient  snow  to 
cover  the  ground,  and  ice  formed  to 
the  thickness  of  three  quarters  of  .an 
inch,  at  Cleveland,  O.,  the   same  day. 

The  body  of  Louis  Fox,  the  billiard 
player  who  myst.riou.sly  disappeared 
in  December,  was  found,  on  the  10th 
inst.,  floating  in  the  tJeucsee  river  at 
Charlotte,  seven  miles  from  liochester 
N.  Y. 

During  a  scvoro  gale  oiv  the  British 
coast  a  8team.<hip  lust  one  of  her  pad- 
dle wheels,  and,  in  order  to  make  the 
other  work,  the  stock  of  coals  running 
^liort,  four  hundred  j)ios  were  burned 
to  keep  up  the  fires. 

Kggs  with  iron  shells  will  be  a  fact  at 
the  Paris  Exposition.  A  lierlin  chem- 
ist caused  his  hens  to  [n'od'ico  them  by 
feeding  them  on  a  pieparation  in  which 


NEW  ADVEIITISKMENTS. 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Wiune^aRo  City,  Minn,  May  13,  1887. 
To  Fraruis  M  Weld: 

K.hvnrd  J  Dowling  hai  thi«  day  «ppli»d  for  tho 
south  weal  qnartcr  .-icctioii  2,  tovvimhii)  101 
north,  TiWgo  :',2  wcat ;  itl.i-inp;  the  laud  you  filed 
on.  You  arc  herchy  nolilitU  to  be  and  api.ear 
at  Ihis  ofTioo  on  Friday  tho  Ulh  day  of  Juno, 
ISfiT,  at  tt  o'clock  A  M,  lor  Inc  purposo  of  giving 
Ihr  whole  luatlcr  a  lair  and    imi'arlial    iuvesli- 

;'ation.  „     .  _ 

"  A,  n.  RfM.IP.  RogiKttr, 

H.  »V.  HOLLKY,  liecdvif. 


U.  S.  Land  Oliice. 

Winn.;lmgo  City,  Minn.,  May  9ib,  1867. 
To  Silas  Town: 

KliJHh  Ileldin  has  this  dny  applied  lor  the 
north  ea-l  i|uartcr section  IS  town.sliip  101  north, 
range  'Id  we.«l  ;  it  Ix-ing  Iho  hin.l  you  filed  on. 
You  are  hercKy  notified  to  be  and  ai)pe!ir  at  this 
office  on  Saturday  the  K(h  day  of  June,  lSf)7,  at 
12  o'cliiek  I.,  for  tho  purp(.s«  of  giving  the 
whole  matter  a  fair  and  impartial  inv«-sligation. 

A.  II.   lULMS.  K.-KiMer, 
11.  W.  IIOI.I.KV.  Ucceivtr. 


U.  S.  Land    Office. 

■Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  May  2d,  lSr)7. 
To  .Tames  Mooney  : 

John  Sullivan  has  this  dsiy  apj)!ied  for  the 
north  west  (iu:irlcr  of  section  '24,  townthip  102 
north,  range  2'J  west;  it  Iteiiig  tho  land  you  filed 
on.  You  are  hereby  notified  to  b'i  i«nd  appear  at 
Ihis  office  on  Mond->y,  the  .'Id  day  of  June,  ISC.7, 
at  I  o'clock  i>  m,  for  tho  purjio-^c  of  giving  the 
wholu  matter  a  fair  and  iinu:nti>il  invc.-^tigation. 
A.  II.  mi, MS,  Uepistcr, 
II.  W.   llOLbKV.Ktcelvcr. 


WAR  COMAiENC'D. 


II.  S.  Land  Office. 

AVinnobago  City,  Minn.  May  Uh,  1.^67. 
To  .Tereniiah  Courney  ; 

Kugene  Sullivan  has  Ihis  day  api)lit:d  for  the 
north  wo.'^t  ((Ui.rtir  section  12,  townf-hij)  102  north 
range  2'.l  we.<t :  it  being  the  land  you  filed  on.— 
You  are  hereby  notified  to  bo  and  ajpcar  at  this 
JolTice  on  Salurdjiy  the  Sthdiiy  of  June,  l^(■>7,  a' 
12  o'eb.ck  M,  for  the  purpo.-e  of  giving  the  whole 
matter  a  fair  niid  impartial  investigation. 

A.  H.  Uri.MS,  K.glstiT, 
il.  iV.  llOl-LKV,  I'.'.ceher. 


The  X.  V.  Tones'  Richmond  si)eeial ! '"'f^'^  ^^as  made    to  take    the    place  of 


gays  it   !^eein9  impossible  to   ascertain 


lime.     The  eggs  may  do  very  well  for 


positiycly  whether  Jt-ff.  will  be  tried  or  transportation,    but    how    about    the 

chickens  ? 

A  few    days  ago  Pierson    Scott,  an 


not. 


Judire    Underwood    says    if    he    is 


fponthiHiberal  offer  ll,cre  seemed  !"°''"    ""' ^''  ^'"''""'  "";  ••^"™'7^ ol.l  citizen  of  Flej-J    county,  I,„li.,„a. 
to  be  no  resort  but  to  let  the  umn  live,  i  •■"■'    »"'   ''"''^  '"^    .'"'"'r^  '  "':'.!  "•'^•iJi"l  »t  his  re3i,lence,  three  o.ile.  from 
vhen  he,  turning  to  _the  Quaker,   in 
Cjuired  : 

♦Ik  it  shelled  ? 

•No,'  replied  tho  Quaker. 

♦Will  you  shell  it  for  nie?* 


NEWS    ITEMS. 


Others  were  described  as  coming  in 
to  town  with  one,  two,  or  half  a  d  -zen 
rat  skins  under    their  arms,    the  pro- 
ceeds of  which  procured  them  tobacco      The  number  oflndians  in  the  United 
enough  for  the  day  or  week,  when  they  !  States  at  present  is  586,774. 
would  seat  themselves  in  some  favora-       Ti,e  latest  New  York  idea  13  akitch- 
ble  position  for  observation,  light  their   en  in  the  f^arret 

pipes,  and  with  jack  knives  endeavor       The  Good   Templars    in    Wiscon.sin 
to  make  the  little    end    of  a    stick  the    ,,^^^1^^,.  07  000. 
larger;    a    phicidity     of   countenance 
meanwhile     indicating  an  under  current 
of  content,  an-l  entire    res:gnation  to 
the  will  of  the  gods,  such  as  must  have 


characterizt'd  the  pilgrims  to  the  Del. 
phic  oracle  in  old  Thocis. 

This  scruboak   indolence  was  well 
rebuked    by    Mr.  Little,  who  osyiircd  !  the  Northwestern  Itoad  for  the  l*acific 
a!l  such  tliat  they  would    look    in   ya'io   Railway. 


200,000  frcedinen  have  learned  to 
road  during  the  past  year. 

A  noted  courtesan  in  St.  Louis  sub- 
scribed f  10,000  to  rebuilding  of  the 
Lindell  House. 

Three  trains  of  iron  a  day  i)ass  over 


for  help  in  case  of  a  second  necessity. 
r»ut  these  are  only  individual  ir..«!tan- 
CC8.  It  is  estimated  that  §X  000  will  bo 
required  to  subsist  the  poor  of  the  bor- 
der counties  until  harvest.  Last  week 
Captain  Kennedy  of  llou>ton  Co  ,  ap- 
p  >inted  by  Gov.  Marshal  to  disrtribute 
flour,  seed  grain  and  money  in  these 
counties,  arrived  at  Fairmont.  The 
Mankato  relief  committee  h.a.s  sent  over 
3,000  pounds  of  Hour  to  Martin  Co. 
One  huiitlred  and  eighteen  budiels  of 
Beed  corn  is  being  imported  there,  and 
everything  that  can  bo  done,  will  be 
done  to  relieve  the  present  want,  and 
giye  the  sufferoM  a  new  start. 


Salt  Lake  City  covers  an  area  of 
about  nine  s<piare  miles  — that  is.  tlirec 
miles  each  way.  It  is  one  of  the  most 
boanlifurv  laid  out  cities  in  the  world. 
The  Ftreets  are  very  wide,  with    water!  ,„of,j]y  ingured. 

running  through  nearly  every  one  of  j^,,jq  jj  (;4Q^^^|,  ^^^^  ^^  first  tempor- 
Ihem.  Every  block  is  surrounded  with  ^^^^  ^^^^^^^  j„  Uochester,  on  the  4tli  ol 
beautiful  shade  trees;  and  almost  eve-  jujy^  ]y43_     si„ce  that  lime    he  has 


ry  house  has  its  neat  little  orchard  of 
apple,  poach,  apricot  and  cherry  trees. 
In  fact,  the  whole  nine  square  miles  is 
almost  one  continuous  orchard. 


Court  is  ready  and  that  Chase  will  pre-  Jeflor.sonville,  of  dropsy.  Up  to  liie 
side.  It  is  asserted  that  the  govern-  time  of  his  death  ho  had  been  tapped 
ment  does  not  desire  a  trial,  but  wish- 1  sixty-one  times,  aixl  one  hundred  and 
es  Davis  to  be  released  from  military '  fifty  two  gallons  of  fluid  were  taken 
custody,  and  the  responsibility  of  his!  from  his  system. 

loycd 

pa 

pel 

sides 

00k 

and  chamber  maid,  has  proved  a  very 

eflective  man  with  the  shovel  and  the 

drill.     What    he  lacks  in  strength  he 

makes  up  in  patient  perseverance. 

A  prize  fight  between  Elliott  and 
Davis,  took  place  at  10;  57  A.  M.  last 
Friday,  on  Point  au  Pelee  Island,  57 
miles  from  Cleveland,  O.  The  fight 
lasted  ten  and  one-half  minutes.  On 
the  eighth  round  Elliott  was  declared 
winner,  Davia  having  put  in  a  blow 
which  was  ruled  foul.  'I  he  crowd  was 
quiet'  and  very  few  bets  taken. 

A  split  railroad  spike  has  been  inven- 
ted which,  when  driven  into  the  slsep- 
cr,  tho  two  prongs  will  diverge  into 
opposite  directions,  the  chisel  edge 
cutting  the  way  lor  each  prong,  and 
the  level  e  'go  throwing  it  outward.  It 
requires  three  times  the  power  to  draw 
this  spike  that  is  uecessary  to  remove 
the  straight  one. 

Maximilian  is  still  in  the  field.  Ad- 
vices from  San  Luis  Potosi  of  the  27th 
ult.  says  that  on  tho  23d,  Ma.vimilian 
made  a  sortie  with  (1,000  men.  The  fight 
lasted  all  day.  The  liberals  weredrivr 
en  back,  but  were  subsequently  repul.« 
ed.  The  Imperialists  held  a  portion  of 
of  the  city  for  a  few  hours  and  retired 
to  their  old  position.  It  is  believed 
that  the  place  has  succumbed.  Provis- 
ions and  water  were  scarce.  The  death 
of  iMiramon  is  confirmed. 

The  Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 
have  entered  into  an  arrangement  for 
the  transmission  of  private  messages 
after  evening  business  hours,  which  will 
greatly  reduce  the  rates.  Messages 
left  at  the  oflices  during  tho  day  may 
be  sent  any  time  during  the  night  at 
the  following  rate  :  A  mcssago  of  sixty 
words  from  Chicago  to  New  York,  will 
cost  ii4  10  by  the  new  arrangement, 
v^fiereas,  in  ro«nlar  busi'.icsfl  hours   it 


Senator  Doolittlo  lias  authorit}  to 
treat  with  Denmark  for  the  purchase 
of  the  iEland  of  St.  'Ihomas. 

On  Saturdr.y,  the  Orand  Jury  found 
a  true  bill  against  Mosos  A.  ilawks,  for 
murder  in  the  first  degree. 

New  York  has  green  peas  from 
Cliarlcslon,  for  ^1')  a  barrel,  and  aspar- 
agus from  New  Jersey  at  SI  for  a  small 
bunch. 

The  Perbv  DTsrali  Ileform  Bill  has 
l)asted  the  House  of  €omin  11s  by  a 
large  majority. 

An  organ  is  being  constructed  in 
Salt  Lake  City  ,  for  the  Mormon  Tab- 
ernacle, which  will  consume  20,000  feet 
of  lumber  in  its  construction. 

Two  destructive  fires  occirred  in 
Winona  on  Thursday  last,  burning  elev- 
en buildings.    Loss  over  20,0t0  dollars ; 


delivered  4,800  speeches  and  lectures. 

Martin  F.  Tupper  has  been  excited  to 
a  ♦  poem"  on  Confederation,  iu  which 
he  Ptates  that    ♦'O  I  this    will  jiladden 


U.  S.  Land  OlHce. 

Winnehano  City,  Minn,  May,  7,  ISCT. 
Tj  Charle.-^.S  Kiiulial'. : 

Willi.s  li  I'errin  has  thiii  day  applied  ♦'or  the 
south  west  ({iiarter  of  section  two,  township  one 
hun.ireil  antl  four  nortii,  range  twenty-nine  wt.-t; 
il  lieing  the  land  yon  filed  on.  Yon  are  hcrehy 
notified  to  he  anil  appear  at  thic  oliice  on  .Satarday 
the  Sth  d.iy  of  June,  lNt)7,  at  1  o'clock  p  ni,  for 
the  purpose  ol  giving  she  whole  matter  a  fair  and 
itunartial  inveiligation. 

A.  II.  RI'LMS,  n«Kl>t<^r. 

11.  W.  IKHJ.KY,  U-.celwr. 

U.  S.  Land  Office. 

AVinnehago  City,  Minn.,  ilay  7th,    1^67, 
To  Cornel  iu.*!  C.  Car  . : 

Ira  M.  Hiker  has  this  day  npplicd  for  »he 
s  w  {  n  e  }  A  w  i  s  e  i  A  s  e  .J  •■?  e  i  s»c  ll>,  lownshij) 
lOl  north,  range  '2J  west:  ii  being  the  laud 
yon  filed  ou.  You  are  hcrehy  notified  to  he  and 
iijipear  at  thid  office  on  Friday,  tbo  7th  day 
of  June,  1S67,  at  1  o'elock  p  in.  for  the  purpose 
of  giving  the  whoio  matter  a  fair  »nd   impartial 

iuve^itigatiuu. 

A.   II.  lU'M.IS.  Uejiister, 
II.  W.  UUM>1^Y,  lUct-iver. 


I  am  now  receiving  the 

Largest    and    Most    Complete 

stock   of 

Dry  Goods, 

Clothing 

FUllNISHLXG  (iOODS. 

Hats,  Caps,  «&c. 

Ever  Brought  to  the  Minnesota 
Valley, 

and  have   commenced 

AVAR  ON  HIGH  PRICES, 

of  wbich  fact  all  mj  old  cuftomvrs  and  the  pub- 
lic  generally 

Will  be  satisfied  by  callinj;  and  Exam- 
ining^ uiy  Goods,  and  hearing 
my  r  rices. 

ever  bearing  in  mind   my  motto  of 

Selling  :^rORE  (loods  for  ONE 

DOLLAR  than  ANY 

House  in  tlie  \'allev. 

Isaac  Ularks. 

Mankato,  Minn.,  Nov.  20,  18GG        ly 

Livery      Stable ! 


IMPORTANT  DECISION. 

After  carnful  investigation  by  competent  jadgei 
It  hsi  been  fully  and  fairlj  decided  tbat  the  beat 
place  to  purchaeo 

DRY  GOODS, 

GROCERIES, 
HATS  and  GAPS, 

BOOTS  and  SHOES, 

and  in  facf  any  kind  of  Goods,  is  at  tbe  Store  oj 

R.   M.    Wilson, 

Next  door  to  RICHAEDFOKP, 

where  more  Goods  can  be  bad  for  one  dollar  than 
any  other 

in  Faribault  County. 

R.  M,  WILSON. 
v4n21tf        pr  N.  W.  Sargent. 

April  5tb,  1RC7. 


Attachment. 

STATE  OF  .MINNESOTA,       ] 
COUNTY  OF  FAIilHAlLT,    ]  •^'• 
7h  the  ^Sheriff  or   a»y    Constdhle  of 

said  CoKvttj  : 

In  1b(>  name  of  the  State  of  Minnc:?ota,  yon 
arc  hereby  coinnmndeil  t(>  attai'b  the  Uoodi?  and 
Chattel.^,  Moneys,  Etleet^  and  Credits  of  \\  nut- 
wood Tuliver,  or  so  miivh  thereof  a."  .«tiall  he  ?nf- 
ficent  to  ;-atis'y  the  sum  of  forty-eijjht  dullars 
and  forty  cents,  with  interest  and  eoit:^  of  .<uit,  in 
wi)o.<^esi(ever  hands  or  possesi'ion  tho  .•an)c  may 
Itfli^und,  in  your  I'ouuty.  an  J  *>!  prtnidethat  the 
Good*  and  C'hatltl.<  so  iiitached  may  be»ultjo>,l  to 
I'irthcr  pro(.'eediii;^.s  thereon,  as  the  I;iw  re(^iiirc«; 
and  aK-^o  to  j^uuuuon  the  said  W'e.-twood  'Idliver. 
if  to  be  found,  to  he  and  appear  at  mv  oliitc  in 
.said  county,  on  the  I2th  day  of  June,  A.  D.  ISOT, 
at  one  o'<doeli  afternoon,  to  nn.^wer  to  Uaviii  S. 
Law,  ill  a  civil  ai-tion.  to  hi.s  damage  one  hun- 
dred dollars  or  under. 

(liven  under  my  hand,thi>i  <'iih  d:iv  of  May,  A. 
D.  ist)7.  II.  B.  Sl'JCKEH.MAN, 

n2.Sw4  Jusliic  of  the  I'cacc. 


(JEORGE  iSz  COGGRAVE. 

Would  rcfpcetf  iJly  inform  the  public  that  they 
have  opened  k  first  das'?  Livcrj-  Stable  in  Winnc^ 
bago  CJt3',  where  good  'establishments"  can  be 
had  at  all  times,  dny  or  night.  Passengers  ar- 
riving by  stage  carried  to  any  )ioint  desired. 

Stable  and  Oflice  just  back  of  tb«  New  Dabtist 
Church. 

Winnebago  Ci'y,  Jan.  10,  1867. 

~'win?;i;bago~c:ity~ 
DRl 


I)is8olutiuii  of  Co-Partners]ii|>. 

The  firm  of  (Jottrell  &,  Dearborn  is  this  day 
dissolved  by  mutual  consent.  The  .'■aid  M.  Dear- 
born will  iiay  all  demands  and  collect  all  accounts 
due  said  lirm. 

C.  A.  COTTHELL, 
M.  DEAlilJOUN, 
Winnebago  City,  April  lOtli,  1807. 
N.  15  -■  Uii.'^iness  will  hereafter  be  earrieil  on  at 
the  old  ."tand  by   M.  Dearborn.  n20\v;} 


SALOON ! 


GEORGE  E.  NELSON,  Proprietor. 


Liquor.s  of  all  kinds^  Cream 

Ale  und  Lagur  Leer,  constantly  on  hand. 

Oysters,    Lobsters,    Peaches^ 

Biackherrie.s,   Kaspbcrrics,   and  CASXEn  Fians 
of  all  kinds. 

Plain  and  Faiicy  Candies,  and 

Nuts  fiom  every  clime. 

Winnebago  City,  Feb.  27.  1867.  T4nI8tf 

ASTROLOGY  ! 

The     World      Astonished 

AT   THE  WONDKIIFI'L  nKVKLATIONS 

Made  by  the  Great  Astrologist, 
MADAM  ir.  A.  PEURIGO. 


DR.  C.  J.  FARLEY, 


DEALER  IN 


Patent  Medicines,  Paints,  Oils, 
and  Dye-St lifts.  Kerosene  Oil, 
Lanii)s,  Perfumery  and  Fancy 
Articles. 


WANTED— AGENTS— SCHOOL  TEACtf 
ERS,  CLERGYMEN,  to  take  order*  for 
our  new  woik, 

CUEIST  AND  THE  TWELVE, 

Edited  by 

DR.  J.  G.  HOLLAND, 

Author  of   "Life    of   Lincoln,"    "Timothy   Ttl« 

comb'g  Lcttets,"  "Bittersweet,"  etc, 

Agents  already  in  the  field  are  takirg  from 
fifty  to  one  hundred  orders  per  week.  No  other 
book  now  published  sells  so  rapidly.  Largest 
commission  given  to  Agents.  For  terms  and 
territory  apply  to  CHARLES  BILL,  Chicago, 
IU.  v4d18 

U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,  May  8lb,   1867. 
To  William  Ireland: 

Knud  Pcdcr.-on  has  t>iis  day  apyjlitd  for  th« 
II  e  qr  sec,  14  township  1(»1  north,  range  26  we»-t, 
it  beinc  the  land  you  tiled  on.  You  are  hereby 
notified  to  be  nnd  npT'Car  f»t  fnis  office  on  Satur- 
day tne  Hlh  day  of  June,  1867,  at  1  o'clock  p,  m, 
for  the  purfiOfO  of  giving  the  whole  matter  ■ 
fair  and  impartial  investigation 

A  H  Bullis,  Regiitcr 
n  W  Hoiley,  Rt-ctiver 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,  May  Sth,  IS67. 
To  John  Haley  : 

Peter  Larson  bag  thi.s  day  i  pplicd  for  tb« 
s  e  qrsec  14  township  101  north  range  26  west  f 
il  being  the  land  you  filed  on.  You  are  her»-by 
notified  to  be  and  appear  at  this  office  on  Sj*turday 
the  Sth  day  of  June,  18^7.  at  1  p  m,  forth.;  pur- 
pose of  giving  the  whole  matter  a  fair  and  im- 
partial iuvettigation, 

A.  n.  r.LT.TJS,  R«Tl»t?r. 
H.  W.liOLLEY,  Receiver, 


Pure      Liquors. 

Tobacco     and     Cigaks, 

School  Books   and   Stationery. 

Blank  Books,  Diaries,  Memo- 
randa Books,  Letter,  Cap,  and 
Note  Papers,  Pens,  Pencils,  Su- 
perior Ink,  and  other  articles 
kept  by  Druggists  Generally. 


Winnebago  City, 


C.  J.  FARLEY. 

T4nlStf. 


The  Llrerj^^'o!docASro.st?l2^/tOn,non.   Canada;  O'  tiii^  will  raise  bor  much."   \\o\iU\  cost^^'  Or». 


She  reveals  secrets  no  mortal  ever  knew.  She  restores 
to  hiij>j>iin'.«<«  those  wlio,  from  doleftl  events,  calastro- 
l>lics,  cross  hi  love,  loss  of  relations  and  friends,  lo.ss  of 
money,  .tc,  have  become  despondent.  She  hrinpsfo- 
(jetlier  those  lonp  separated,  ^nves  loformiaion  coiicern- 
iiitt  absent  friends  or  lovers,  restores  lost  or  stolen  prop- 
erty, tells  yon  the  business  vyo  are  best  cinulilied  to  |)!;r- 
sue  jmd  in  wl«t  you  will  be  most  suce  'ssfui, causes  spee- 
ch' niarrlHfres  and  tells  yuu  the  very  d.iy  you  will  n:arry, 
KWesyonthe  name,  likemessand  cfiaracterietu-s  of  the 
jterson.  She  rea<ls  your  very  thoughts,  and  by  her  al- 
most snpcrimtninl  powers  luiv  dl3  the  »Wirk  and  hidden 
mysteries  of  the  future.  From  the  stars  we  set- in  the 
firmament — the  maleOe  stars  t hat  overconie  or  predomi- 
nate in  the  conlij^uratiou— from  the  aspects  and  positions 
of  the  planets  and  the  fixed  stars  in  th«>  time  of  birth, 
.she  deduces  the  futufe  destiny  of  man.  Fail  not  to  ton- 
suit  the  ftrealest  Astcologist  on  .iarth.  It  costs  you  but 
a  trifle,  and  you  may  never  a^ain  have  so  fi»\oroble  an 
opportuniliy.  t'onsiUtatiiin  free,  with  likeness!  and  all 
desired  inforiiiation,  One  Dollar.  I'^rties  living  at  a  dis 
tance  ean  consult  tht  Madam  by  mail  with  C(|ual  safety 
and  satisfaction  to  themselves,  as  if  in  p«rso«.  A  fuil 
and  explicit  chart,  w.sjiten  out.  with  all  in(|uiries  an- 
swered and  likeness  enclosed,  sent  by  mail  on  receipt  of 
l>rice  above  montioneil.  The  strictest  secrcsy  will  be 
maintained,  and  all  corresixi'xlenee  returned  or  destroy 
cd.  Uefereneesof  the  highest  order  furnishhetl  those 
de.>i!rii,j:  ihoni.  Write  i>lainly  the  day  of  the  month  and 
year  in  which  you  were  born,  enciosuifi  a  small  lock  of 
ti^r.     Addreeti, 

MADAMA  TI.  A.  I'EUniGO, 
v-fnlSyl  P.  O.  Drawer  23:i,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

Freo  to  Everybody! 

A  large  6  pp.  Circnlar,  giting  information  of 
the  greatcbt  importance  to  the  young  of  both 
sexes. 

It  teachas  how  tho  homely  may  become  beauti- 
ful, the  dcsp'scd  respected,  and  tbe  forsaken 
loved. 

No  young   lady    or   gentleman  should   fail  t« 
•end  tiieir  address,  and  receive  a  copy  post  paid, 
by  return  mail, 
j  .Address  P.  0.  Drawer.  21, 


Dr.    SWAIN'S 

Bourbon  Bitters 

.1  Healthy  Tonic,  Gentle  /Stimiilent, 
and  Unequated  Jforninf/  Ajypttizcr. 

Treparcd  in  Ripe 

OLD    IK^UPtBON   A\qiISKY 

Free  from    Grain   Oil,    With    Flowers, 

13uds  and  Barks  of  tbe  Iligfiest 

Mcdieal  Virtue. 

Ty  increasing  tho  appetite,  a?sisting  digestion, 
regulating  tho  bowels,  and  giving  tone  to  the  sys 
tcni,  they  impart  strength  and  vigor  to  tho  body, 
j«nd  cheerfulness  to  the  mind. 

_^Sigf  If  vour  druggists    or  tradesman  has  not 
got  TIIKSE  UliTERS,  have  him  send  for  them 

^S^jS-  Kcinember  the  name,  and  take   no  other. 

For  sale  by  druggists  and  Grocers  everywhere 
C.  11.    SWAIN.  Proprietor. 

34  south  Watcs  St.,  Chicago. 

At  Wholesale  in  St.  Paul,  bv 

BEAUPRIE     &'  KELLY. 


V.  S.  LanH   Ojfi'': 
Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  .May  6tL,  1S67. 
fo  Lindsey  White: 

CMc  Oleson  Fioe  has  this  day  applied  for  ther 
north  cast  quarter  of  secfion  22.  fwnship  101 
uurth,  range  I'J  west:  it  being  the  latid  you  fiiect 
on.  You  are  hereby  notified  to  appear  at  this  office 
on  Saturday  the  Sth  day  of  Juno,  1^67.  at  1  p. 
m,  for  the  purpose  of  giving  tbe  whulo  mail"er 
a   fair  and  impvrtial  iuvestitration. 

A.  II.  HULLIS,  Register, 
H.  W.  IIOLLEY,  UeceiTcr. 

U.  S,  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  April  22,  1S67. 
To  Patrick  J  Urady  : 

John  P.  Bird  has  this  day  applied  for  tbe 
north  west  quarter  section  24,  township  102  nortb 
range  31  west :  it  being  tbe  land  you  filed  on. — 
You  are  hereby  notified  to  be  and  apjiear  at  th  » 
office  on  Saturday,  the25th  day  of  May,  lb67,  at 
I  p.  m.for  the  purpose  of  giving  the  whole  mat 
ter  a  fair  and  impartial  investigation, 

A.  n.  Bl  LLIS.  Iteffister, 
H.  W.  liOLLKY,  Recelrer, 

U,  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  Cily,  Minn,  April  26,  I86r. 
To  Balger  Elias  : 

John  F  Danilis  has  this  cky  applied  for  the- 
south  east  quarter  of  section  24,  township  102 
north.  Tang3  31  west ;  it  b^ng  tbe  land  you  filed' 
on.  You  are  hereby  notified  to  be  and  appear  at 
tbisofl^ceon  Saturday  tbe  2oth  day  of  June,  1S67, 
at  I  o'clock  p  m,  for  the  purpose  of  giving  the 
whole  matter  a  tail  and  impnrtiRl  investigation. 
A.  H.15ULLIS,  Register. 
H.  W.  UOLLEY,  k«*:eiver. 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  Q'lty,  Minn.,  April  25,  1867. 

To  Layfayctfe  \T  Snow: 

Horace  A  Faunce  has  this  dny  applied  for  thr 
e  J  n  w  qr  of  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  and  lot  no  1  sectioa 
8,  township  101  north,  range  2S  west,  it  being 
the  land  you  filed  on.  Yoh  are  hereby  notified 
to  be  and  appear  at  this  office  on  MontJoy  the 
10th  day  of  June,  1S67,  at  12*  o'clock  m,  for  the 
purpose  of  giving  the  whole  matter  a  fair  and- 
impartial  investigation. 

A.  n.  BULLISi.  Register, 
H.  W.  UOLLEY,  Receiver. 


BENZ  &  CO. 


v3n21yl 


Enow  Thy  Destiny. 


Madame  E.  F,  Thornton,  fhe  preaf  En,«IIsh  Astrolo- 
gist, Clairvoyant  and  l'8ychom'*t.ician,  who  has  as- 
tonished the  scientific  classes  of  the  Old  World,  has  now 
located  herself  at  llud.^on,  N.  Y.  Ularfarje  Thornton 
poswscs  such  wonderfvil  powers  of  second  sifilit.  ua  to 
enable  her  to  impart  kno«  kdge  of  the  greatest  impor- 
tance to  thi- single  or  married  of  either  sex.  While  in 
a  state  of  trance,  she  delineates  the  very  features  of  the 
person  you  are  to  marry,  and  by  the  aid  of  an  instru- 
ment ofintense  power,  known  as  the  Psyclioniotroi)e, 
guarantees  to  produce  a  life-like  picture  of  the  future 
husband  or  wife  of  the  applicant,  together  with  date  of 
marriage,  position  in  life,  leading  traits  of  character, 
^-e.  This  is  no  humbug,  as  thousands  of  testimonials 
can  assert,  hfie  win  send,  when  desired,  a  certified 
certificate,  or  written  guarantee,  tKatthe  picture  is  what 
it  purports  to  'k?.  I5y  enclosfng  a  small  lock  of  hair,  end 
stating  place  of  birth,  &;'A,  disposition  and  complexion, 
and  enclosing  .50  cents  and  stamped  envelope  addressed 
to  yourself,  you  will  receive  the  picture  and  desired  in- 
formation by  return  mail.  All  comuiunicallons sacred- 
ly confidentiiil.  Address,  in  confidence,  MAl>.\ME 
K.   F.  TUOltNTON,  I'.  0.  Box  3-.>3,  Hudson  N.   V. 

\4ulSvl 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,  April  25,  1887. 
To  Dan'el  W  Squire  : 

Christian  Johnson  has  this  day  applied  for 
tbe  south  west  quarter  sectivin  22,  township  1(U 
nortb,  range  23  west:  it  being  the  land  you  fil<fl 
on.  You  are  hereby  notifled  to  bo  and  appear  aC 
this  offi  'e  on  Monday  tbe  27  ilay  of  May,  I8r>7, 
at  12  o'clock  m,  for  T.kcpurpose  of  giving  th» 
whole  matter  a  fair  and  impar-inl  investigation. 
A.  n.  nCLI.IS,  Register, 
II,  W.  HOLLEY,  ReceiTcr. 


U,  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago   City,   Minn.,  April  22,  1861. 
To  William  M,  Knight- 

Forsten  Larson  has  this  day  applied  for  tb« 
south  east  quarter  of  section  22  townihip  103 
nor-th,  range  25  west ;  it  being  the  land  you  filed 
on.  You  are  hereby  i>cHified  to  be  and  appear 
at  this  office  on  Saturday,  the  25  da/  of  May, 
1S67,  at  ten  o'clock  A.  M.,  forthe  purpose  of  giv- 
ing the  whole  matter  a  fair  and  impartial  iurea- 


tigatioQ. 


A.  n.  BULLIS  Refisttr, 
H.  W.  HOLLEY.  Receiver, 


U.  S,    Land   Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,,  April  13, 1S67» 
To  William  B  Dunn  : 

James  L.  Cook  bas  this  day  applid  I  for  tli* 
south  i  south  »ast  \  section  19  anli  south  ^  south 
west  i  section  20  township  104  nort^  range  2$ 
west;  it  being  the  land  you  filed  on.  You  are  here- 
by notified  to  be  and  appear  at  this  office  on  Fri- 
day tbe  17  day  of  May,  1867  nt  9  o'elock  a  ro,  for 
the  purpose  of  giving  tho  whole  matter  a  fair  and 
impHrtial  inreKtigation. 

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LOCAL   AFFAIUS. 


AuvKRTisiNO.-Hanmmsnyfi  he  nev- 

zrr:zr=^ r— .— ,  |  er  pationizcs  the  men  that  don't  aJver 

WiNNEBAOO  City,  May  15,1867.     j  tise, 'for  the  rca!«on    that  I   iuvariably 

^- —r=r^ :-- "::    ad  choaicd  if  I  (lo.     The    bctiUrious 

DIVINE  SERVICES.  i      •      •  ,     .,    *  ♦  c 

\  principle  that  prevents  a    man    from 

?,:T/??hJ??L!r.'u'.  :":^w  A^M^'-ij   keeping  1>«  business  boforc  the  publi., 

7  o'clock  P.  M 


Rev.  E.  W.  MERIlTIsL,  Pastor. 


Henry  War.l.Beccher's  ^tory,  entitled,  "Nor- 
wood, or  Vjlliigc  1  ifo  in  New  Kngland,"  ha."  just 
hctMi  cinniiifucod  in  tho  ^few  York  L<tf<i>r.  Ili.i 
said  to  Ic  £rai)bic,  p^llhclic.  Wily,  Lumorousi 
aiid  lifu  VxUi. 

Tin:  RiKru  "T  PlkasimiR: — TTndor  (liis  title, 
the  |)ubli.iUcr  of  Frank  Aluorf':*  llistoricnl  Wnrkn 


BMEE? 


ViVM,  \  JULIUS  BAUER  &  CO 


jDHjjS) 


Bap*ilt--Scrv\co«  erery  Altertnlo  Sabbath  in        ,  .  if   .    .      .,     i^„o    ««     1,.m./^c* 

ti.e  lui.t.st  Church,  at  11  o'cio.-k  A.  M.,  and  ibroo   advcvtiso.     It  ;x  man   docs  an    honest 
Sundays  iu  each  month  atTT.  M.  !  business  he  nccd  Hot  foar   to    havo   it 

Rev.  E.  STILI.MAN,  Pastor,  /  ,  ,  ,  ,•  •     i 

>, made  known  that  the  pubhc  may  judgo 

Wcthoditt-Sorviccs  ..very  ahernate  Sabbath  \  ^  -^      ]Josi»les,  in  tljis    a^e   of    ne\VSl)a- 
In  the  l?a.>ti.st  Church,  at   U  oclock  A    M.,  and    "'  '  ^     ^ 

wne  &>aada.y  in  caih   month  at  7  o'clock  P.  M.        per?,  people  expect  the  ditVorCut  canui 
Rev.  A.  S.CIIUHIUCK.  Pastor.  ,    .       ^      '  ,     •  »  ^  ♦  .  „..,l-o  l-nnix-n 

-  dales  for  their  patr(»nagc  to  nuike  know  n 

Reaitha    Adyerti-someut   of  Messr,.    R„rKor.  !  tboir  chlimS  tO  it.      If  thosO    chlims    are 

Bhntti  A  Co.,  in  another  column,    headed,   '-Af-  j  real,  publication  oaniiot  help  but   bo  an 

Aided,  suffer  no  more." 


^ill    prevent  him    from   selling    cheap.' 1  ha«  issued  a  most  (aoinating  story  of  Cnpid  and 
II  is  certainly  SafeRl  to  buy  of  men  who     Psyche,  or  the   LcRcnd  of  Lovo— SHch  lovo  as  the 


Spri'ikling  pots  and  portable  garden 
engines  arc  useless  here.  Capsize  a 
pail  of  water  to  windward  of  a  ten  acre 
breaking,  and  the  wind  will  complete 
llic  w^rk. 


advantage  to  them. 

Mrs.  E.  Lewis  has  just  received  her 
large  stock  of  spring  and  summer 
Millinery  Goods,  cmbracim:  the  pret- 
tiest and  most  fashionable  styles  ol 
llntP,  Ih.nncts,  Kibbons.  FloWens  and 
Trinim:ngs,forLa^cs,Misse3  and  Chil 
In  Minnesota  there  are  seventy  con.   ^^^^^  ^^^^  fashionable  novelties 

gregational  Churches,  one  ^""^^'-^^^  ,  ^^adies' weal'.  Bonnets  arc  warranted 
Baptist,  and  about  as  many  Methodut.  i  ^^^^^^^^^^  ^y^^  ^^^^^  fastidious  hu-.baiul, 
Presbyterians  and  Episcopal  Churches  ,  ^^^^^  t|,^,,^.f^re  cannot  fail  to  give  entire 
are  found  at  mos^ important  points.  |  g^j|^,j^^.,i^,„  ^^  ^,^0  wife.  rai»as'  will  be 
ili-gin's  Musical  Review  for  May  is  '  pleased  that  their  daughters  have  such 
a  gemln  its  way.    Tennyson's  lovely  hats,  and  'crowns  will  not  be  un- 

*^Break,  break,  break  easHv  Worn'  that  are  made  or  rei)aired 

^  -.u  thy  cold  gray  stone..  Oh  .oa!"  ^^^  the  MiUincrv  in    Wiuiiebago    City. 

IS  beaaUfuUy    «et  to    music    by    i^liss    _,..,.        ',,       ,         ,,  ,  ..„,..  „„,i 
r       .,,,;.  4  ,  ,  .Ar     •     I    r>on  t  fail  to  cidl  and  see  the  new  and 

Jennie    Halawin.       Address,    '.Musical  ,,  „  , 

,,     .       ,,!-„      ,,,     .      '    ni-  beaulilul  vanties  ot  faticy  roods 

Keview,    11  <  Randolph  street,  Chicago. 

Only  73  cents  a  year. 

Rats  in  Cleveland  oliiub  up  and  down 
tbo  lamp  posts.— Z.'.C(."A«/<ye. 


pnri'.-<t  l)Oi<(im  might  confess.  Mo.st  people  have 
had  some  esii'-rionco  of  the  "dclicinus  miirdtr" 
of  the  poets,  and  this  charming  bo^k  will  tell 
(hem  how  it  ci«imo  about.  !^«nio  obj«ct  to  the 
."iiibjict  of  Lovo,  tlmt  it  is  the  cnmnion  favorite 
with  all  readers.  Ilavin'^  every  oilier  charm,  it 
can  aflord  to  dispense  'Ailh  that  of  novelty. 

This  little  vol'inie  ii  beautifully  prinleil  on 
tinted  paper,  iu  the  same  siz.o  and  style  as  Whit- 
tier's  Tent  on  the  n«a«h,  and  is  illustrated  with 
burtoloz/.i's  renowned  vignette.  It  is  sold  by 
all  bookseller.^  and  newsmen  at  tho  unusually 
low  price  of  One  Dollar,  or  it  will  be  sent  free  by 
mail  to  any  one  .^sending  that  amount  to  the  Pub- 
lisher, J.VMK.^  PouTi-.rs,  (loncral  Agent,  15  IJible 
House,  New  Y'ork. 


THAT 


Frui'.k   Moore's  »*Woincn   of  llie  'War."* 


This  be.'t  iif  iho  booKscI  the  warytl  published, 
is  now  oflercd  to  the  public  by  the  canvassers 
We  feel  sure  it  will  bo  found  to  be  a  work  of  real 
merit.  It  !<cek5  no  ephemeral  popularity  from 
highly  ciilored  and  Munchau.scnish  stories  of  im- 
possible  adventures  by  doubtful  females  figuring 
as  dashing  couriers  in  our  armies,  or  *  spies"  in 
the  Confederate  camps.  lUit  it.-"  records  arc  the 
truthful  histories  of  more  noble  lives.  No  char- 
actoi  is  here  introduced  t'lut  was  not  known  to  be 
pure.  Here  re  have  the  experiences  of  women 
who  forsook  the  '.'jnlforts  of  elegant  homes,  fjr 
the  wild  scenes,  the  miseries  and  the  dangers  of 
army  life,  actuated  solely  by  tiie  desir*  to  minis- 
ter to  tho  fiutforiug  soluier^.  And  what  8"cne6 
they    encountered!      Sj"ii;times  in    the  thick   of 

The  Minneapolis  Reporter  of  the  ^t    j^^^j,^^^  ^^_.  j^^^  p!ungii,g  shot  and  buriting  shells. 

Paul   7*/'c5.>"  breaks  out  in  the  following  ,  y,n-,.oringthe  fallen  soMier,rcgar<'.lesji  of  tueirown 


Wiirraiiiy  Deeds, 


Mortgage    Deeds, 


(Juii  C'lftim  DcedM, 


Cliattlo  iMortirair* 


strain 


A  Ckowd.— As  I  write,  a    thick  set,  I 


peril ;  oficner  seeu  at  the  hospital  coc,  bathing  the 
l.r  »w  of  the  sulferer,  attei«dingto  his  wounds,  and 


Muj'i'iaf'e  Certific-Htes, 


PilNO  FOIiT[  m 

K  31 1»  <>  111  tJ  M. 

WAHKUOOM.S  IN 

'Crosby's  Opera  H6use^ 

69  WASHINGTON    ST. 
c;iiic;acjJO. 

(New   York  Warerooms,  C50  Broadway.) 

Wholt  KHJB  Agoirts  for  the  U.  S.  for 

WM.  EN  ABE  &  CO.'S 

tfcLKUUATEU 

Gdd  Medal  Piano  Fortes. 

As  to  ttie  relative  moiits  of  Hkhc  I'l.WOS,  wo  would 
refiT  ti>  the  C'crtili'at"'H  of  cxcclh-iKc  in  our  f>oHBM(HioQ 
from  Til  A  I..nER<i,  <;OTT:sCII  ALK, 
RTKAKOS<  II,  U.  SATTKR,  II.VIEUX- 
TKMPS,  I.Ol  IS  .ST  AAB  aul  K.  Ml  ZIO,  Mu- 
■ical  DIr.i  i(.i  ,,t  tli«  Italian  Op<rii,  as  ul^o  fr./Mi  some 
of  tho  most  ilislincuislieil  ProfiHsiTS  Hud  Amateurs  In 
the  country.  All  Imtruuieula  guaranCeed/(nJice  yean, 


CABINET  SHOP, 

WM.   BALIiAMl! 

Would  r«spectfully  inform  the  puMid  tha  after 
having  had  a  week  Co-PartnerBhip  with  Poet 
J.(hn  Burrus.  is  again  doing  bu.sintss  in  Li^  >>w  u 
name,  txperieucc  and  lor  the  first  time  bavin  g 
a  go.'id  stock  of 

Weil  S  easoned  Lumber  on  hand 

also  an  .nlaitrad  shop,  thinki  to  satisfy  all  vld 
eustoifiprs,  and  new  oiios  too.  All  kinds  "f  Fur- 
niture on  hand,  oi  ulade  to  order  promptly. 

New  custonlers  need  not  ask  for 
my  rooms',  as  I    liave  the 
only    KKD   BUILD- 
INGS in  tl.^  (Jity. 

Aecordiug  to  agreetnent  ma«ie  between  Mr. 
Burns  and  mybt-lf,  dated  Dee.  15th,  1860.  ^nrh 
one  has  to  pay  his  own  debts.     Orders  Signed  bj 

mel  will  pay. 

WM.  BALl-ANDE. 

Winnebago  City,  Jan.  G,  1867. 

MoFFAl^^S  Life  Pills 

A>:D  PHCE5tX  BITTERS. 

Tlio  Most  8accc5Sful  Medicines 
in  the  World. 

Established  in  1835  by  one  ot 
our  Most  Eminent  Physician?^  and 


ALSO,  AGENTS  TOR 


now  nscd  throughout  North  and 

A    U    RAIP   Ri    Pn     ib    FMPIRF    South  America,  with  more  pleasing 

^'         DiAin  nnoTt^n  results  than  any  other  Medicine  in 

r\hm  hUnlt  UU.  i  ^^^^^  ^f  diseaspd  Liver,  Blood  or 

AND  OTHER  FIRST  CLASS  piANos.  j., .        IndiiTestioii,     CostlTeuess, 

W«    hiivn    tho    LAROKST   ami    KE,«T   A.S=0nTED        ^^  '  ,"...'       -r^,  ^.__-- 


•ud  ALL  kinds  of 


Jl'STICHS'    BLANKS 


nccr. 


Well,  what  of  U?-  SY.    Paul     Phj-\     ^        ,     •       i     i       .     •    c    o..    fot     ,„^„    „.  I  cheering  him   in  hi«  h.neliues,   and  agony    with 

'  lang    haireil,  hrassy  soap  lat    man,  oi  \^^^^  ^,^^.^^^_^  cklie:u-y,  that  ouly  the  thoughtful 


rattier  a  fal  soap   man,  is  perehcd  on  a  ,  heart  and  rca-ly  hand  ot  woman  ever  bring*.  How 


K  OK  PIANOS  IN  THE  CITY,  which  for  Puw«r    Bllious  Complaints,  uneumdusm 

weitiiesw  of  Ton<-,  Kany  and  AKreealile  Touch,  and  -     . 

:y  of  finiah,  have,  by  judges,  been  pronouuctHl       jJUd  k  eVOr  ViW^  ilgUC. 

Thousands  of  certificates  are  in 


BTOf 
andS 
B«anty 
unrividUd. 

Igg'  Partionlar  nttpniion  paid  to  tho  seleftion  of  lU' 


•trumeDtHf..idi«tHntoiders.  and  u  privilege  of  exchiing*  ^-,,^r,oS««  n\rr\n€r       fl^ilnJIpd 

our    possession,    giving    aeiaueu 


granted  at  anytime  viiliin  ni\  monthK.if  the  luHtni- ,       -^  — 

taent  Bhouldnot  provtMiitir  lysRtiMfact.iry.      A  liUrvl  ^A -.  ^-P  ,^/v-Mft»n+    r'TTDTT'C  ^iffpr'tpfl 

dwcM/til  to  Clergymen,  Teachers  and  Schools.      Termt  aCCOUUtS  01    perleCt    LLKL^  euetieU 

liberal. 


WIWLESALE  DEALERS  will  find  it  to  their  advan- 
tago  to  give  us  a  call,  m  by  ;:r(atly  inc roawed  facilities 
we  arc  enabled  to  till  orders  with  defjiatrlj 

4a-  I'erKoiiM  in  w.uitofa  KEALl.Y  HU.'T  CLAPS 
PIANO  will  do  well  to  call  bifoiu  purch:*<iiug  elucwbera 


\VHOLI::S.\LE  AGENTS  FOR 

Carliart,  Needliam  &  Co.'s 


»hat  des-rvo  to  live.   Ouly  hy  reading  the  faets  of 
their  lives    in  the  army  — faets  ofteutimes  more 


Mr.  S.  1>.  Potter  left   town    Mon«lay  '  caused  by  apple  stealing   when    AJam 
evening,     lie  is  bound  fur  Oiuadi,  Ne- 1  was  a  youni^  man.    Ihcti  he  draws  an 

«  1  1  It  1       .1  ...1    .:.i     11  i.^i.r  «.^...^c<;<  tVin   <^'>f    trilt      ind    fciii-ra  j  thrilling  than  any  »'o?aaupe — e;:n    we    be    led    to 

braska,  where  he  has  a  brother,  wlio  is   old  bow  across  tne  cat  guT,  ana  .uij^sj      ,.=',,  ,,,..-  .       , 

in  I  realize  the  beauty  and  nobility  o' wouian  s  soul,  or 

Secretary  to  the  Indian  Aj^ent  station- ,  what  he  cills  a  song—     ^   ^  |  ^^^^  ^^^^ beroi.-m,  and  the  un=iolfi*h. faithful  devo 

cd  at  that  place.  Nebraska  may  be 
a  fine  place,  but  it  will  Iwive  to  acquire 
llie    superlative   Jhitst,  before  it   can 


compete  with  Faiibauli  County  in  pe- 
cuniary .advantages  offered  to  young 
men.  Potter's  friends  pre<]ict  tlmt 
D^ijht  will  be  back  in  less  than  two 
months.     So  mote  it  be. 


The  oldest  rcaideiits  of  this  County 
sav  that  ten  years  ago   the  weather  in 


•'  fair.  fair,  with  trulden  h«iir  i    .         ,     ,  .  ,  i  ,        o'l  •     •     .i 

,.,•,'.,,      =,    .      ,     ,;„,••  tion  of  whnh  women  are  ••!'i...b!e.     Ihis  is  the 

I  uder  the  willow  .>ihe  i  .-leei.mg.  .       ,       .  , 

^.     ,,    ,    ,  ,•   1  1  „„      true  field  f»r  material  for  an  mterestingb'iok;  and 

Of  a    do  orou.s,  woelul,  woe  be^ione,  .,,,,•        .      u   t.  i     . 

vyi  .m  vt^iv  ,  ,  «         7  .  ^^^  tuthi.r  ha«  done  his  j'art  well.    flioiL-andc  ol 

wailing  laments,  this  long  haired  seed's  ;  ^ur  soldier^-,  who  will  seothis  book,  will  take  it 

•Fair    fair    with  iroldfll  hair,'  boars  the    eagerly  to  their  hearts  and  homes,  for  the  grateful 
1  and  und\ins  memories  with  whieh  its  characters 

paiin.  •    " 

.  !  are  associated  iu  their  owu  breasts. 

Below   we  give  a  list    of   the    oiliccrs  \      The  work  is    fj.leudiUly    iiublished.     Nothing 

of  Winnebil^O  City  Lodge  No.  11,  I.  ().  i  comi-arabic  with  it  ineUganeeaudbe.utyhasbe. 

■^  in     AV    /'    I  fore  been  brought  out, of  all  the  books  devioted  to 

ul    II.  T,  installed  by  Deputy  (j.    U.  t^.  ^  ,  ^.^  „ar  literature.  The  rorfraits  of  those  women, 

T.-A.  F.  J^eLaVei;jne,  on  the  od  inst.,  ,  o„  ^^^,^.\^  _i,.e  in    the    very    highest    and    oojilie.^t 

j  .-•vie  of  tho  art.      We  hear  it    i 
AV.  f.  T.    E'^'-'i'l  '^''     ^*  dcsenes  iti 

w.'v.'t"  1 


arc  Printed  and   for  ."^ ale,    wholrtn'e  or   rotai",  nt 
the  t>fficcof  tho 


CKLKDRATrD 


by  these  invaluable  Medicines^ 
They  regulate  the  System  and  put 
all  the  functious  of  tho  body 
in  a  healthy  condition.  ' 

SAl  by  all  Druggists.  Wliiio  &  IIowlaE'l,  Propri- 
etors, Successors  to  Dr.  John  M(.S&t  and  I>r.  "W.  & 
MoHtit,  If«w  York. 


HARMOMDffiS,  HLODEOHS 


X  XXXa  U 


AND    ORGANS. 


I 


HOMESTEAD. 


»?  I 


Don't  fail  to  buy  all  your  BLANKS  at  this 


TS« 


m 


Maniifactiirerd  and  Injpoiters  cf 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS 

Strings,  Accordeons, 

Violins,  Glarioncts, 

iDruras,  Guitars^ 

BRASS  INSTRUMENTS, 

And  other  Musical  Mercliandise. 

The  Silver  and  Brass  Instrimk.nts  of  our  mannfnc- 
tnre  and  imj.'Htalion,  are  used  by  m<>!'t  all  of  tbp  but 
Bandt  in  tlf  Vnite<l  s'taUs.  aii<I  wli.  i.evor  fxhibitel  have 
always  received  theOold  .Modal*  and  umuest  primilmS. 

4^-  Havini?  connection  with  Mimufncturins  Houbps 
in  Berlin,  L.-ipKic.  ProHd.-n.  London.  «'><1  !'«[?«•  ^.^,  ."J.® 
prepared  to  fui  nish  UKALKRS,  HANDS  and  INDU  IDU- 
ALS,  with  every  article  iu  this  line,  at  the  lowebt  man- 
nfccturer's  iirices. 


B  E  A  U  T  Y ! 

Auburn,    Golden,    riaxen,  & 
Silken  Curls* 

PIOTdTCED  hv  tr>-   usof  Prof.  Pr  TrKvx* 
I'KE.^iH    LE    CH  KVEUX.     On«  ipvlici- 
tinn  WARUAN'rED         to  eurl  tha 

most  straii;ht  and  stub  bori  fciir  of  cither  sex  in- 
to wavy  ringlets  or  hwy  roassivo  curls.  Hal 
been  used  br  the  fasbionab'os  of  Paris  rnrl  Lon- 
don, with  the  m'lft  gratif^ina;  results.  D  es  no 
injury  to  the  Lair.  Price  by  nail  seniti-  and 
postpaid,  $1.  Descriptive  circiilars  sent  free. 
Address  1515RGER,  J^Ul^'^TS  A  CO..  Cheui  sii. 
No.  2<:':>  Uiver  St.,  troy  W.  T.  Go'»  ar-r»s  f^r 
the   United  otates.  T4nl8yl 


at  the  Good  Templar's  IlaH 


lueettii''  Witu  n 


W.  ?. 

W.  A.  P 

W.  T. 

V.'.F.  S. 

W.  M 

W.  A.  M. 

W.  I.  (J. 

W.  O.  0. 

W.  C. 

"W.  K.  H.  F. 

W.  L.  II.  .«=. 


April  anJ  May  w.as  similar  to  tlm  pres- |j.  k.  Caliwcil 

,  ,        ,        ,  -i         •     1  „:..„,   •  .Mis.«  Emma  J.  Itichardson 

ent;-cold,  clomly  and   wmdy- since  .  ;,;.,,^^^  .^,  j..,^,.^ 

which  time  it  -has  "been  remarkably  fine    Miss  Armenia  rumner 

.,      ,  .     '  .Miss  liannuh  Lewi? 

^luring  the  Sprmcj  months,  nntil  tins ;  s.  d.  I'-tter 

3-car.  >ii>.raue  we.ihcv  will  Jo  very  \  '^^:^:;^:::::::::::::::::z 

well  once  in  ton  years   for  Minnesota;    .Mss  Delia  Kiehardson 

,  Danud    Faf^an 

but  from  all  account.',  ve  -hAve  Letter,  a.  i».  .<herman 

weather  even  now,  than  a  majority  of  jj-  ^Jj;;:;:;::;;::::::::::;::::: 

the  States^ ^ ,^y^^  Lodge  at  present  numbers  over  ! 

II   A.  Kimball,  ol  tho  Northfield  Re-  \  one  hundred,  and  is  in  a  most  flourish 
corder,  deserves  the  wannest  iKanVs  of ,  ing  and  prosperous  condition .  j 

his  townsmen,  for  the  enterprise  he  has  |  ^^,^  ^^^^^^^  from"u.7  Mankato  Peconl  j 
.hown  in  the  publication  of  his  r^^P^r, ;  ^^^^^  ^^^^  ^.^..^^^^^  j,,,;.^^  ^.^^^^^  j,,^i,  1 
.tnJ  in  the  quick  and  practical  response  ^.^^^^.^    ^^^^^^    ^    ^^^^^^      ^^^^^   P^jj^,^.  j 

he  h.s  given,  by  the  enlargement  of  „^„r„i'„„^  ^.^.^  milesbelmv  Mankato,  .and  ' 
<he  AV^a/ct,  to  the  liberal  V^^^'^^'^^'i^  ■,,,,,,,,.,Yxxx\.i:\y  sank.  She  is  fiity  feet, 
of  the  business  men  of   Xorthfield.—  |  ^^,^^^  the  eastern  bank  of  the  river,  and  ' 


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Wo  have  never  seen  his  face,  but  think  ;  jj^.^.  twelve  or  fifteen  p.ajstngers  were  I 
\ve  should  know  him  in  the  dark    as  m    ^.^f^.iy  ia„jed  in  small  boats.     The  Ju- 


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lia  was  one  of  the    best    boats    on  the 


The  Ninth  Annual  Convention  of  the  '  Minnesota  River,  had  passed  a  credit- 
Miiwcsota  State  Sabbath-School  Asso- 1  able  inspection  at  St.  Paul  only  the 
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tinuo  in  Session  during  Wednesday  lor  Abbott  *.t  Welch,  of  this  place  ;  T. 
and  Thursday.  Half  fare  has  been  ;  N.  IJoynton,  A.  A  Thomi)son,  and 
arranged  ov«-  all  the  principal  lines  of,  Hay,  Williams  &,  Bros',  of  (iarden  Ci- 
travel  in  the  Stkto-  the  various  com-  j  ty ;  Thur.sion  &,  Young,  uf  Vernon  Cen- 
panies  having  consented  to  return  dul- Iter;  T.  II.  Golf,  of  Fairmont;  L.  S 
egates  without  charge,  on  the  certifi- '  Meeker,  and  George  B.  Kingsley,  ol 
cate  of  the  officers  of  the  Convention    Blue  Earth  City. 


that  they  have  paid  full  fare  over  their 
lines  in  traveling  thereto. 


A  friend  of  ours,  who  has  not  a  lit- 


The  extent  of  the  damage   has    not 
been  ascertained. 

Rend  the  Certificate  of  lice.  It.  T.  Flunlin. 


D  I  E  D. 

In  Winnebtgo  City,   M.ty    7ih,  1*^075  FLOUA 
ELLA,  infant  daughter  of  Henry  J.  a«id    Farah  j 
\.  Davliu,  aged  1  year,  l>  montiis,  and  24  days,  i 

The  palo  moonlight  will  softly  lay 

Upon  a  little  grave  to-night, 
When  eyes  that  bcamol  with  gentle  ray 

Arc  closed  in  death's  long  cmlless  night; 
No  more  the  infant  voice  will  hear, 

And  cold  the  brow  so  fair  in  life  ; 
She  hears  not  sifjh  nor  bitter  tear — 

A  hush  is  on  her  heart  to  night.J 

Her  eyes  are  closed,  her  heart  is  slill-, 

Th^j  white  hands  clasped  upon  the  breast, 
That  heart  no  more  with  love  may  thrill ; 

For  little  Flora  .'•ioeps  in  death. 
Thuugh  friends  may  Miourn  he.-  early  doom, 

And  weej)  above  her  place  of  rest. 
They  know  tier  spirit  brightly  blooms 

In  brighter  realms  of  ppoceful  rest. 

The  holy  stars  their  watch  will  keep, 

Above  the  (luict  slumbering  form, 
Anil  angels,  when  tho  night  dew  weepi, 

Will  guard  tho  sacred  spot  from  harm. 
Tho  night  winds  softly  sighiug  near, 

Seem  whispering  oi  her  home  on  high; 
Oh  I  check  the  bitter  rising  tear, 

And  hush  the  sorrow-laden  sigh. 

And  though  tbo  spot  i*  faraway, 

In  spi.it  o'er  that  grave  1  weep, 
^Vhere  lies  the  fair  and  lovely  clay, 

Forever  wrapt  in  dreamless  sleep. 
We  know  tho  spirit  pure  and  fair 

lias  left  us  for  a  brighter  home. 
Where  there's  no  sorrow,  grief  nor  caro, 

Where  pride  nor  col  luoiis  may  not  como. 

E.  P. 


Letter  llead.s, 


>>'otes, 


Check?«. 


cty,  was  hnrdly   lerouni/.e-l  I  y  )i.  r   friends.     In  place  J  ^  PETERSON,  C19  Walnut  Street.  Philadelphia 
of  a  roarse,  rustir.  Hushed  far;-,  she  had  a  soft  luliy  cte.-  , 

i)l''xiou  of  almost  marble    sinootlme-is,    .-okI   in-teail    of  ; . _ . 

U-nlv -three  .-he    rcalh    a^.taaed   hot  eijrhteen.     Upon  | 

inr.uu'y  as  to  ti.e  caufe  of  k.  creat  a  ehanjie,  she  J.lainly  ,         -0170   \  1?   A  '^^OT?     P  A  PIT  T  T 
to'd  them  that  shehad  u«.  d  the  «  lrcai»».loii  Halm,  i        iitii  Ai\AiC/tv    V^-Ai  iljJL.i. 
andvbnsWi'n-'d  it  an  invalu.ihle  ac'iuisition  to  any  Lady*  I 

toilet,     llv  its  use  any  la<iy -r   jreiiileinan    c.n  improve  ^  

ihetr  personal  ;.ppearaire  an  huiKlred  fold.    I>  i*-" '=""l'le  ,  fhrow  away  your  false  friites,    tout  switches,  your 

in  it^  e-onil.i:mti..ii.  as  Nature  herself  is  simple,  yet  unsur  i  ^.j^_ 

passed  in  its  enivney  iu   dri^w!n^'  iinpuri'.us   '""'^i'- »•"'     Hestruciive  of  comfort,  aad  not  worth  a  fl;-' 

healin;.',  cleansinjr  an.!  >»  au!i:\ii;}.'ll.e  ^k\y  aiio  .-..lupiex-     ^.^^^^^^  ajred.conie  voutMul,  eo 

Ion      My  its  ilin  et  nct'M  n  en  the  viUJcle  u  drr.Vv*  from  U 

allimpai'"'*^'.  I<'"'l'v  heaitnR  the  same,  and  !tuviii{r  the 

^■u^fa'•e  as    Nature    inleiuNd    it   -lio'ild   be,  v+^ar,   soft. 

PBioofh   and  heauriful.     I'rioc  One  IKllar,  seul  hy  ujaU 

er  e.\preN>,  on  reeeipt  of  an  ordi ,  •  v 

\\.\.    CL.VKK  *  C').,t'hcniists. 
Xo.  S,  WestFayetie  St..  Syracuse,  N.  V. 
The  "nlv  American  Agents  for  the  sale  of  the  same. 
v4nl-."vl 

'   AFIlTC'i^ED! 
Suffer  no  More ! 


.  outfiml,  eoine  uyly  and  fsir, 
.\ud  rejoice  iu  your  own  Iirxurliat  ha'r. 

«EP.%R.\T«R    C.%PILLi. 

For  restoring  hair  upon  bald  heads  (from  whatever 
cau.se  it  may  have  fallen  out)  and  forcing  a  growti'  of 
hair  upon  the  face,  it  has  no  equal.  It  will  force  the 
heard  lo  irrow  upon  the  siaoothcst  face  Iu  from  five  to 
e'vLrht  weeks,  or  hair  upon  bald  heads  in  from  two  to 
three  luontliS.  A  few  ipnorant  practiouers  have  assert- 
cd  Ilia!  there  is  nothing  that  will  force  or  hasten  the 
growth  ot  fhe  hair  or  beard.  Th>^ir  assertions  are  false, 
ii-th  -usaiids  of  living  witnesses  (from  their  own  experi- 
ence i  can  bear  witness.  Hut  uiauy  will  say,  ln'W  are  we 
to  dislin;ruish  the  genuine  from  th«  spurious?  It  certain 
.y  is  dilHcuJt,  as  ninetenths  oft  he  diffetent  prepai-ations 
advertised  for  the  hair  and  beard  are  eiilirely  worthless, 
Hfi<l  you  may  have  already  thrown  away  large  amounts 
i  It.  their  purchase.     To  such  we  would  say,  try  the  Uepar 


Kccti])ts, 


tie  drollery  iti  his  composition,  Was  re- :  To  Dr.  IIostetter  : 

^'*'  ^  ^  *  ,  '       />,,„•  ,SV,- :— This  is  to  certify  that  I  was  taken 

<..ently    a  passenger    oa    a    westward  ,  ^.^^  ^^^^  ^^^^^^^^.^  ^  ^^^^  ^^^  ^^^^  ,^,^^^j^^ 

bound  train.      One  of    tlie  passengers,     j.,^^  ^  period  of  eight  month.s,  was  one  of  the  most 
tirin"  of  the  conversation,  which  turn-,  miserable  creatures  you  ever  beheld,  not  being 
<jd  entirely  upon  the  west  and     its    re.    able  either  to  eat,  drink  or  sleep,  and    was   com- 
1  111  tV  p    polled  to  walk  tho  floor  incessantly.  I  was  nearly 

sources,   petulantly    asked,    Wliere     ine  ,  ^j^^^.^^^  ^,f  ^^.^  reason,  and   hope  had  entirely 

west  was  ?    Our  friend  replied  that  some  ;  ^^.^^  ^^^  ,ji  ^X\k.  efforts  made  for  my  recovery  hav- 

r>eoi.le    considered    themselves    west   ing  proved  fmitlesa. 

*       '       ,  .      Tif      •«  ^..  VA';o-r»n    i      iJy  tho  first  of  November,  18r>5,  I  had  becom. 

■when  they  were  in  II  inois  Or  V>  iscon-       "^  .,     ^     ,       .,  ,     . 

wneii  iii^j    vvciv  j^^^  J  p^^^jj  scarcely  stan. 


em.     'Well,  whore  do    they   go  west 

from   there?'    inquired    the   petulant 

man.     'To  Minnesota,'  was  tho   reply. 

*Where  then  V  *To  Montana  or  Idaho  ' 

»And  from  there?'  Perhaps  to  Oregon 

or  California.'     The  passengers    were 

emiling,  and  evidently  wondering  what  i  years.;    I  have  no  doubt  that  it  "^^^l^^^l^^^^^^^^ 

would  be  the  next  answer. 


me 
I 
alone,  and,  to  all  appearance,  would  soon  die.— 
At  this  time  (having  read  your  advertisement,) 
my  wife  prcvatlod  upon  me  to  try  your  liitters. 
A  bottlo  was  procured,  and,  strange  to  say,  I  soon 
commcnc  1  recovering.  I  have  taken  four  bot- 
tics,  and  am  enjoying  as  gjod  health  now  as 
could  be  expected  for  one  of  my  age  (about  si.xty 


C.u-ds, 


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EggSf 

Beans, 

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Wood  per  cord, 

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IU  voucaii  be  cured  permanently,  and  at  a  tri-  "P  » •  oar  representations.  If  your  nrugeia  does  not, 
luyoueaii    uv  eu.vu  i  j,  ,  iM-ep  1^  send  u=  one  dollar  and  we  Will  forward  It,  post- 

Hinc  cost.  ,■   1    1  »♦       '   ^     I'aid,  ti'gether  with  a  recuijn  for  the  money,  which  will 


U — _-.  --  I'll  i^  y     A       l''*''*i  i"f;ciiit»    • 

The   astonishing    success   wliuli  hns    attoiuiert    ,,^  ,.,.,„r„^,,i  you  on  application,  providing  entire  satis- 
ihis  if  valuable  medieinc   for  Physical    and  Nerv     faciiouisnot  given.     .\<)dress, 
ous  weakness.  (General  Dcbiiitv  and  Pro.«tration,  W.  L.CL.\KK  i  CO.,  Chemists. 

Loss  of  Museular  F  nergy.   liniOtttVcV ,  or  any  of    vlnlsyl        No.  6  W  est  iaye,te  Mreet,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 
the  c<in.-e<iuetice.s    of  youthful  indiscretion,  ren- 
ders it  the  !uost  valuable  preparation  ever  dijCov 
ered. 


Wonderful  but  True. 


,.  f    ■    ,    .  :..,     f.„       1.  ,,.:ii   >.<>«torn  I  voyaut  state,  deieniat<.'s  the  very  feat>ires  of 

siruction,  lears  of    r.isa  nty    .tc      It  « ill  lt^tore  j  ^.^-^  .,^^  ^^^  ^^^^^^.^  ^^^^  ^^^  ^^^^.^.j  ^^^^^  .^^^^^^ 

tho  ni>pctitc.  renew  the  lio.ilth  of  llioso  wuo  ua\e    ,^.„^^.  power,  known  as  the   I'sychomotiope,   ^ 


It  W'.U  rctroVC    all  nervous  affections,  depress 

ion,  c.\''i(ciuent.  incapacitv  to  study  or  business,        MADAM  REMIMGTON,  the  world  renowned  Astml- 

lose  of    Kemory     confasi(m,    th-u'»bls  of  self-de  '■  "pi^  and  Souinaiubuliiitic  Clairvoyaut,  while  in  a  clair- 
■'  >  f-  ...   ..._.,    .1. 1. .„:...,.. ., ,  ..   -es  of  the  iierson 

ustruuient  of  iu- 

jpe,   guarantees 

destroyed  it  by  scisiial  e\ce.ss  or  e\il  {irscticcs.       I  fo  produce  a  perlect  aud  lifeiike  picture  of  the  future 

Vouu"  men.  lio  huiubu^'ged  no  more  by  'Quack  ;  hu-band  or  wife  of  the  apylieart,  with  date  of  marriage, 
Doetorv"    and    i-rnorant    i.racti<.ners,     but    send  |  P'-'<-"Pation,  leading  traits  cf  character,  ic.     This  is  no 

.  ,  ,       ,.  "   ,,       ,.,.'  .       ,     I  i,„„.  „  .„.,  _,.       imp  jsition,  as  testimonials  without  iiumber  can   assert, 

without  aelay  b-r  tho  Lh.\ir,  and  bo  at  once  re-  j  ,j^.  ^^,^^'^^^^^  of  birth,  age,  disposition,  color  ofi-yes. 
stored  to  bealtli  and  happii  esis.  A  l>erle't  cure  ;  j,.^;j.  j^,_,|  ^.^^gjp^gjjjg  fifty  cents.  4nd  stamped  envelope 
IS  tJuaviinfecd  in  every  instance.  Price,  $1,  or  |  adtressed  to  yourself,  y'ou  wil!  receive  the  picture  by 
iniir  l.o»il<>R  to  one  ad  Iress    ?:».  '■  return  maik  together  with  desUed  information. 

T      I     Mio    irnm.i.nt     o   Hfc'-t  a  curcia  all"'      --Addrl^ln   Oonf\,teivce.     M.U)AM   OEUTRUDE 

One  bottle    is  sufficient  to  olltct  a  cure  la  an     hkmiN<*T0N,  P.  O.  Uox  Twi   Uondrcd  and    Ninety- 
ordinary  cascj?v  I  seVeji.  West  troy.  ;.'.  Y.  v4ulsyt 

ALSO  DR.  JOiNVILL'S  SPKCIFIC  PILLS,  *•*••  "^ 

for  the  speedy  and  pcrinrncnt  cure  of  (lonorThea  j 

(licet.  Trethral  Di.»cliarges,  Gravel   Stricture  and 

all  atVctious  of  the  Kidneys  aud  Bladder.  Cures     Ihcre  cometh  glad  tiding  of  joy  to  all, 

cITected  iu  from  oiic  to  five  days.     They  are  pr-^  j  -p^  .^^^  ^^  ^^    ^o  great  and  to  small, 

pared  from  vefctAble  extracts  that  arc  harmeb'!!t<      „      ,  ,.  , 

on  llie  syMem,'  and    never  nauseate  the  st>>u.aeh  I   '-^^  beauty  which  once  was  so  precious  andrarf, 


or  impregnate  the  breath.     No  change  of  diet  if  j  Ls  free  to  all,  and  ail  may  be  fair, 
necessary  while  using  them.  ro\- does  their  action  j  g      ^i^^  jj^^  ^^ 

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It  came.  '  alone,  un.ler  Divine  Providonc",  that  eflccted  this 


wonderful  cure. 


•And  where  then,  sir  ?'  'From  Califor-      ^^^^^^^  Michigan,  Augttst  30, 1S60. 


R.  T.  Fluali.-*. 


nil  and  Oregon,  my  dear  sir,  many 
people  go  west  to  hell.'  A  roar  of 
bucjhter  filled  the  car,  and  the  dyspop- 


Attenlion  is  called  to  the  auvertisoment  in  an. 
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EXCELSIOR  1     EXCELSJOIl !  : 

0  HAST  ELL  AR'S  ILVIR 

EXTERMINATOR!! 

For  Removing*  Saperflouis  H%sr. 

To  the  la''ies  espfcially,  this  inv.ihiublc  depil 
itory  recommends  itself  as  being  an  almost  in  lis 
oensiblc  article  to  Icmale  beauty,  i«  ea.xily  appli- 
ed, does  not  burn  or  injure  th»j  skin,  but  acts  ili- 
reetlv  on  the  roots.  It  is  warranted  +o  remove 
suporfluous  hair  from  low  foreheads,  or  from  any 
part  of  the  body,  completely,  totally  and  radical 
ly  cvterpatiu";  the  same  leaving  the  skin  soft, 
<mooihc  and  natural.  TJiis  is  the  only  artk'k 
ised  by  the  French,  and  is  the  only  re»l  etfectua' 
lepilatory  is  existence.  Price  ".i  cents  per  pack 
ige,  sent  post  paid,  to  any  addresi  on  receipt  cff 
m  order   by 

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For  Imt<rov!ng  itad  Beaotifyiiig  tke  Complexion. 
Tho  moBt  valuable  and  perfect  preparation  in 
use,  for  giving  the  ukin  a  beautiful  pearl-likft 
tint,  that  is  only  f^und  in  yonth.  It  quieklj  ro 
moves  Tan,  Freckles,  PlmplM,  Blotches^  Moth 
Patches,  Sallowness,  Eruptions  and  aU  impuri- 
ties of  the  skin,  kindly  healing  tha  same,  leaving 
the  skin  white  and  clear  as  alabast**.  Its  Use 
can  not  be  detected  by  the  closest  scrutiny,  and 
being  a  vegetable  preparatioB  is  perfectly  harm- 
less. It  is  the  only  article  of  tho  kind  used  !ry 
the  French,  and  is  considerel  by  the  Parsian  as 
indespensible  to  a  perfect  toilet.  Upwards  of 
30,000  bottles  were  sold  during  the  past  year,  a 
sufficient  guarrantec  of  Mt  efficacy.  Price x)uly 
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BERaBR,  SHUTTS  4  CO.,   Chemists, 
v4nl8yl  285  River  St.,  Troy,  N.  Y 

CLIFTOX    HOUSE. 

Fr ont  Street,  n ear tbe  Leree. 


4nlSyl  285  River  St.,  Troy,  N.Y.'MA^'K^TO. MIXXESOOA. 

r-,7'r.;'w""r7 — . — ;rl*i-  t.  c.klower.  Proprietor. 

4     i\,  kin<l<  ot  ^nn  Work  a«.«ne  to  orH.r  at  (his 
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Tlic  HwoclcHl  woi'il  in  our  Ifinguage 
is  lovo.  Tho  noblest  word  in  our  lon- 
guage  is  GoJ.  Tho  \vo*J  cxproa.-in^' 
the  shortest  time  is  now.  The  tluoe 
niuke  the  sweetest  duty  man  can  j)ur- 
tbrui. 


niwin^  Potatoes  I'lider  Straw. 

.  corn-spordont  says:    Havinf]j  fic- 

ntly  seen  r(>|>c>rls   of  extraoruinary 

(•cess  in  raisini^  potytoes  by  covering 

(  ui  wiih  straw,  1  was  imluced  to  try 

up  m  a  sjiiall  sctile. 

A  ph-U  in  my  garden,  about  fifty  feet      |i.j,,«  ^.],^,  j^  ^  iuil-c  of  morals  a^  well 
quare,  of  wolLmanured  clayey  l^nm,  I  .,j,  ,nouev.  savs  that    'boiuir   ilen«br    to 

.     ,  1   -    -..-    nnodei- man's  wile  is  not  a  legal  ili'tider, 

ni'il  smooth.     It  was  then    marked  out  j  ,|,^  n\oyii  as  bicl.led  beets  is   KtuikiMut, 

in  shallow  drills,  two  feet  an<l   a  bait  '  ,,..  iq„i  f 

ajiart,    and  ])ofatoes  (of    the  |>ink-eve 

vnnetv^  planted  whole,  two  feet  apa'rt,  I      Wh.-.t  is  iho    earliest    menfon    of  a 

in  drills,  and  barely  covered  with  e-.rt!..  '  b^'Mkio-  (r;u.  ^aeln>n  ?   >\  hen    1  haraoh 

in  »    I  *   1  .1  .    ^^^    ifiM'ivetl  a  check  (eh.enuo)  ou  the  Ibink 

J  he     whole  p:itcn     was  then    (•(.■» .  re.i    'teii>«.««  .i^«  \      /  ,, 

\vith  dry  wlieat  straw,    ."^jn-e.-Kl    lightly 

and  evenly  witli  a  pitchf  rk.  to  tie  depth 

of    :\\u'\n    two    |\ot.     Sivcrid    j-lnnvcrs 

oeenr'cd  soon   alter  the  pi>tate.ea  were  j  ,^v^.„ty.nii!e    ilioiisand     four    hundred 

]>:anti(b  which  sttth-d  the  stra>.v    v(ry 

co!isidera»'ly,  nu.l  in  *Iue  time  the  vines  |  yonr.  ...ily  seventeen  had  the  ti.isfurtuiie 

Ciime  up  throuj^'h   the  sir-  w,  :mi.1    soon  |  i,»  full  en  llio  tl.>o'/' 

covered  tlie  entire    suii'»ee    with   the  i      |],.„<  (,|  ;iil  kinds  sit -I  days;  dueks. 

r.nnki  St  vt  uTtnti.-n.  i  jv^  ,i;,v.^  ;  .jocse,  *1"  t  >.'!•'»  days  ;  u^uinea 

Nolhini:  more  was  dor'>  to  the  pii'ch  '  ,.^^.^.,^  '.js  y,,  UU]  .vs;    turkeys,  iN  days  ; 

ti:l    the  vin.-8    wvre  killrd  Ly  frrsi    "' '  „^.^^*j^'.^j,,  ;;o  d;n  s.  ' 

1  *  • 


r^HEAT    EX1'ITI-:MKNT  ! 


of  the  lu  d  ;^ea,  which  was  cro:s.~ed  by 

Moses  :ind  Aar.  n. 

An  eitilr.eut  ^tatisitioau  says,  *'uf  the 


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Uetter  o])p('rt unity  is  now   cfrorod  to  any 

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DR.  VViirrTIRIl  isro-ularly 
cJucalt'l  aiKntgitiniJitolj'  qual- 
ified, tiiid  liiis  <-.xiicrii.'ii(e  in  j,]] 
ortin!  of  di>eai'<!,  «  knowledfro 
((iiiif  !inli.-[ir;ii'^il))(.-  in  tlic  trtiit- 
iiiciit  (<f  tli(!  vcncDfl  «ii.-X'»)<o  in 
all  its  Viirif'il    anJ  ooui]jlicatc(l 


ALWAYS  TAKC  Tllli  BEST  I 


Moore's  Rural  New-Yorker, 


THE  MOST  POPULAR  NATIONAL 

'<Ji^^ii^^     forms,  aixl  liusfor    ycura   iiumIo  ^-^'^'^i^C'ULTUnAL,  LITLHAltY  AND  FAM- 
tho  ir  iiiiiKJiit  of  iiriviitc(li?<aso?his1.u.'-incss  aii'l  //,  >'  WKIJh'LY, 

!<tii'lv.     i;x|ieri«i)<'<.  ilje  iK'rt  of l<;)ii;!u'rs,  liiiK  en-  w^_  •»    ..    „, 

al.l.w'l  hi.ii  10  \M'\ri  rtnu.lios  at  o.i.-c   Miffi-  un»,  *  ^^  ******  T«M^n  a^tad  ConnUj. 

safe,  perninnont,  and  in   motU  "ukl-h  can  be  used        TiiirniiiM  •■»  ti,..  «.      >     j  .      -.  ^  # 

■   I  1-1  .1  1  JiK  UMtAL  IS  tno  standard  in    its    sntipr*    of 


Woman,  or  child,  wishing  to  purehasc  anything  in  tho  hue  of  Faluy  I)rcf^f5 
(Jooils,  Frt-nch  and  l-n-lish  .Moiiu'S,  Alpaecas,  .Soeteh  I'laids,  Dclains,  Woolens 
Flannels,  Slrii>ed  Foi»lins',  I'alnioral   Skills,  Ladie*  C'loidxS,  Cloak  Ciuths,  Do- 

and  <.  iuht  ymig  ladies  who  l.iinte.l  last  |  meslie«i,  prints,  shawlf.,  hoo{)  Skirts,  Shirts",  drawers,  wrappers.  Hosiery,  Xotions 

No.  I  >\'o/len  Illankets,  IJu.ls,  Shoes,  Ilats,  and  ('aps,  and   Fur  goud.s  of  wvery 

dcMrii»tit,n,  than  has  cverb  cfure  been 


au'uiiii:. 


N  »t  a  vi  ed  :»;  p  aed 


iiniitnu' 


AUetc.is  W  :iiil  su\s.  •jbi^haiii  Ymni; 


tluMii.      At  die  us'-.al     t::;i      jl  uiv:.ui;  <.: 

.ot  to.,   the  dea  1  y  l.u-s  wore  all  pul'e.l '  ha-^  l^-  0  wives-  h.  Fve>  bot  w,<elv,  but 

t'.\o  hundred  well.'     The    pretty  girls 
ill  I'lah  ir.ostlv  uiarrv  Vi.nng.' 


1 

anil  reaiovcd  ;  th'.n  with  a  potato  foik, 
the  lavor  ^.f.^i'aw  — wh.ich  was  ])ivify 
well  rotted,  and  tu.t  more  tl'aii  h'ur  or 
fivr  iurhi's  in  tiiiikness- was  ean-fuHy  | 
rem  »ve.l  To  n;y  -r.-.t  Mu-prise,  ther'| 
lay  the  p  'tators  .-n  f 'e  surl'nce,  liti  r  iliv 
ooverini:  ihi'  :  !i>ii!i>].  ai.  1  almost  a^* . 
clean  :is  it  (Ik-v  h  ;  1  liofn  v.t.sluil.  -  I 
Thev  were  pi  ke.l  wy  a'ld  ni.>:isured,  but  : 
the  iiu  'Utitv  I  tl  '  U't  reniendtr,  'V\\\>  \ 
niUL-h,  bo\vt'\er.  I  v».'ll  vico'Iect,  that  1[ 
never  raised  so  g'^d  a  er«>p  by  any  \ 
olhi  r  nu-ile  of  eutu'-e.  Tli"y  wore  of' 
vevv  U'.iiurnr  si/.e  ■.\\\  of  U'>'il  'i'lriUy,  j 

Mliiyiv'ta    a  J'ro'.ilie  ^>tate. 

AVe  can  b<'at  the  worM  in  the   raisin? 

of  thir'y  or  fitrty  bu>i.e!s  ol  wheat    ti» 

tlie    a-'Tf,  nverauiitg     tw.ity  fi\e    an<i 
th'rtv    buslul-,  the    Sue    (»ver,  Si-ine 

year:?.  Wo  e;ir.  taru  or.t  die  nnst  ia:- 
TJienso  (it'ps  of  oiiii'us,  ruta  bngas.puutp 
kins  and  p'.t^itoes,  the  lu':ii(hit.>t  h-gs 
and  eattle,  nn-re  wo<;>l  to  the  sluep  and 
more  twiii  hnnbs  \o  the  ewe  than  any 
State  iri  the  b';iion.  Jbit  we  have  nev- 
er h.eard  of  anvthiitg  to  e\eel  a  case  ui 
ptock  breeding  of  which  v>e  have  ju^l 
been  informed. 

An  Irish  farmer  in  Seolt  county,  be  j 
tween  Lakevilh;  and  New  Dublin,  h.nd  j 
a  eow  whi(  h  had    five  calves    at    one! 

birth,  in  Jriinarv.     A  vear    befjre   she  ' 

I 

bad  three  at  one    birdi,   and    the  year  I 
before  th;it,  twins — makiug  ten  Cidves 
in  two  years. 

This  is  an  af.tual  Atct,  well  known  in 
aM  the  lo-'ghborhnod  arouna,   and    y>\v>  \ 
information  is  direct  frritn  ninnbers  o! 
wirness^es  in  Sett  and  D.kota  counties  t 

There  are  numerous  instances  in  the  j 
State  of  twin  calves,  but  we  iia\e  i.cv  | 
er  heaid  of  any  thins  to  equal  this^  eith- 
er in  Minnesota  or  else v»  hero. 


lowin;rt'trrct.'-:  lil..irlics,  I'.od  l_v  Weakncs",  Con- 
sfi;-:ition,  Av«!rsion  and  l.'ii';:i,-iii(- ^  i;i  l*'c;u.:i!u 
Socioty,  t'ninaitlineFK.  iJrcad  of  I'liinrt  Kvent.-;, 
tiiially  jicoundtto  iir-'.-trulion  of  ilif  vital  \.>m 
pf.  lo.ss  of  nmriory,  ringing  in  chc  earn,  can  be 
fully  riistorod  l<»  liiMith. 

,M1  litiiTt;,  wl'li ;  titnip.-',  anpwcnd. 

l»r.  W.  i.-i  llie  )»i'  liidicr  of  a  n<'W  worlt.  ontifl- 
I'd  "Nin  tilt;  livil  i:i  tin;  i*.U"i,"  wliich  willhe  scut 
(o  fill  on  rceiii))  of  10  rcntf  to  propny    posta:;e. 

('(jUi-iiltation  free,  tliarjrcs  juodtrutt,  .'tnd 
cnr''  v'"''r''"'''"d. 

Itr.Wliioicr  liiriis  the  v«'ry  worstkind  orrnj)- 
liir*-  ill  a  t<'W  wri-k? 

Fi»-l  (tfii.c;  V,u\  22JI1.  OnTiceand  Consultation 
I'ooins  1  Ci  (  •"'^oiiili  Clark  str^'t  Chfa-.o.  You 
c:iM  i-cctlic  Lioctor  cvfty  djiv  hotn  'J  A.  M.  to  5  p. » 


Litctatcre. 
Alts.  feCifncc«, 
r  ducatioa, 
Gcner.'ii  PCcws. 


In     l\iril);iult     Count  v. 


ny. 


I>ricL'.-5     are     now 


CONSUMPTION     CURABLE    BY 
DR.  bCHENCK'S  MEDICINES. 

TO  CIRK  CONlU  Ml'Tn)N,  the  <•  -'i'-.i  iniH!  »h< 
Iir.  i-.rpa  fo  lb  It  the  lna-«  vvUI  b.^»!.    To  ncconiv'.iHli 
fciii'.  -.  10  l.TiT  *n>l  !'tor.ia-li  i.iiiit  first  Iv  rlcu-jsivl  aTid 
fia^nc'tf  (  r>'aiO'l  lor  «'ocd  w  Iiolc-oinc  loo.!,  \\  lixii,    | 
l>,-  ilie«o  t.if.lirinw  vi'i  lie  dicejted  prcucriy,  and  . 
foci    lie-'.    Iiv    I'ooJ   1,1* !o;    l!iu*  liu'.'ihf  v.\\  Uie   I 
cou't.tut.on.     SeiUKNi  K'3   MANORVKK  TILLS  j 
elcin^otli.-'.'toir.achot  all  Mliois  or  muwiH  ctruiou- 
Lit  o'.i«;  and.  b.  ni-'nu  tlio  Soa  Weed  Tonic  iu  cou- 
l,<><'i  r.n.  tlu-  f.riV'fU'  '\*  rtftor.-d. 
S«  nr.NCK  P  IM'LMOMC  SYRl'F  \t  nutripinm  , 

a"  wi'U  r.r ni'  'if^nal.  and.  t»  luii'.i:  tlu-  l!ire<?  n  nied'os,  | 

all  inrn-.f.i*   are  rx,- -lo.!  troiu   tlio  c  npui,  and  1 

po.id,  uboU-'^^iu'  blc-'l  viVi.f^Q,  nh'.ch  will  rcpM  all 

diswwe.    It  p\tl("at«  will  '.ako  th«ut>  inedicin<*ac«'ord-  i 

Inc  to  u'reclicn!".  Coi!i=a'np:ion  very  Iro iii«ntly  in  j 

Ite  K-t  cii-f  >  'e'lda  leadii.v  to  ib^lr  a-tio:i.    TctvO  the 

p'.r.*  .re  ii'cne.-.  to  o'ev.i'o  t'v  H-craud  V.jnia-  h.    It 

do.  8  not  :o;ioTv  tba?  b;M*aa»c  tls«?  !»owe!*  ».v  not  cos- 
tive tlx'vB.-e  nin  re-iTiired,  for  ifom<»tiT.ea  in  diarr- 

h.vii  th.'v  aip  neciHiiarv.    The  ?foniafh  iuu«t  be  kfpi 

lit-alihv,  Ri.l  an  a.ipnito  cr^atodto  aliow  thi-  Pol* 

mo:\c  Svrup  to  nctoa  'lu-  rci>p;n.  r r/  cr»r*r.-  i>r.:^Tly 

au.l  ai; -.v  an  •  irritation.    Then  all  that  ii»ro.iii!icd  to 

P'r  or:u  a  p.-niianent    cure  is,    to  pre'-«"it  taking 

co'.iL    TvxiTci.v  alout  !'■.<•  rooTn? a»  niucii  a.< poiwib'o, 

catant!.orch.ptroo,'-at  ireat,  Fa.Me,an.l,in  lacl.  ;  vn  ^        GooJs    W  111    WlUTant   ^Olieral   SatijffuCtioil   tO   1  iCTbOlLS  COm.ng   tu 

an\tb'i'.i.'lhf  appetite  craves;  but  N>  partioilar  and  j  *'»  >     ^-  '^     ^'  O  ^  '-> 


Auil     the     new     mode     of    trading— lato 


dec 


line 


Tv.   AVAITE, 

J  E  W  E  ]L  E  R  J 

Has,  au J  will  kc^p  conflantly  on  band,  for  sale  : 

CLOCKS  and  WATCHES, 
Jewelry     and    Silver  v/are, 


.*nd  will  nttcn-l  jirofnjitlr  to  all  kind?-  of  Reyiair- 
injj  of  (Jlo«d<h-,  Waroho.i,  and  .Jcwol'v.  and  jruar- 
aiitfi!  J  crffct  .'■ati^facli'in  to  all  who  iialroni/.e 
liiiii.     Itooin  opposite  I'nion  Hotel.  'I'yl 

ISlue  Earth  City,  May  17,  IsOG. 


Agricultcrc, 

Enccp  Hubbnnilry, 

Ilorticviltuio, 

Artiiitccture, 

Doiuc&tic  liconcmy       Market  Kcrottg. 

Willi  illiiM'ratiunN,  lale**,  SketcheH.  Po- 
<'lr>,  .'?luHic,  UebuK<>M>,l<:ui»iiiuR,  Ac,  tc. 

'liiK  1{ii:ai.  is  i.tly  Iviittd,  i.c:..:y  I'riiittd, 
well  lllu-traud,  and  mhiyUil  t„  t},,:  i,Uulf.  Ct„i),» 
till,  it  f inploy.-  tlic  l;t.-t  TaliMi'.  I'l  r  examplw, 
iif  Depart inci.t  at  Slierj,  IhixfjiniJiyxs,  EditcU  by 
11. !i.  II.  S.  I{a.v.>am,,  1,L.  D..  [Author  of  lie 
'•/'i-'ictk'iif  Sii»/ili>rf','-'Sli"j,  ll,i>il.i(n<l,y  in  the 
Si'iilli,"  Ac,  ki',  the  lj(?st  aiiiln-rity  on  the  .'iil'jcct 
ill  Amu. i<-a, — \*  hil.;  it^  Sontluru  Ci.ncifpoudliuj 
/M/i/or  is  lion.  T.  <'..  JVters,  late  ties't  ^',  1. 
.Stale  A<i.  hcicty,  i,.,\v  of  Maryland.  Many 
ollitr  aide  and  tak-ntcd  iviiit,-  arc  lu^rnlar  f  on- 
iriliiito!  s  and  fli<;  nlmlc  fiaper  i-  undtir  ili*-  E<li- 
t<Tial  MaDigcii!fi,t  of  itu  origini.t..r,  D.  h.  T. 
M'.oitK.  Titi;  Ki  i{,\L  IS  the  hcrt  jMurnal  for  the 
Farmer,  the  liorticullnri.'t.  the  .Stock  am'  Vool 
(I'roHir,  and  the  tuuiily  Circle  now  (dj'aiiiahle. 
li'.iiK  M.h<-r.  al.-o  that  it  i-  not  a  ii'iUthJij,\i\il  t, 
Laifje  and  lieauliinl   Wk^ki-V. 

K.< amine  a  iiurnhcr.  atid  t-i^e  if,  next  to  y'ur 
lo'ral  pai'cr,  the  KLu.^L  is  not  tho  one  f^r  youf 
nicjijcy. 


Foj3S5dry  ife  Ma- 


VOLUME  XVIil,   FOa  1867, 

In  SujCiif-r  stylo, — new  C<.pi/cr  Faced  TyjiOj 
(i'l'id  I'.iper  arm  uiatiy  Fii.e  IJiij^'avirfr.'^.  Ka'-h 
of  It-  rilsy-twi  No's  fnot  12,  lik«;  a  nionlL  y.) 
will  <:otnT»ri!.-6  Eight  Douhlt-  Quarto  Pages,  Aa 
Index  ^c,  atclufCbf  tue  voluf  e. 

TERMS,  in  Advance—  Only  .*3  a  year:  Five 
Copies  for  ?  4;  S-;Vcn  for  JI'J;  Ten  for  ."r2J.  -nd 
any  ;,'reaf»-r  niiir.her  at  same  rate. — only  !?2  50 
per  cjpy.  dull  (lapiffs  ?c.nt  to  aif*eren'  I'o-t  <if- 
ticc".  A.«  ne  jiay  Ain"iican  p'i.»'a<re.  i2,7l>  i^'  the 
!ow('.»t  Cluh  rate  fo  Canada — ?.''■. .JO  to  Euri  pe. 
Ji'':i-^i)VI  IS  THB  TlMK  TO  St  Br^rniBf:  am>  Foi-M 
(  r.iBS.  I'reu.iams,  Free  Co;»ie.s,  I  v.,  to  Club 
Ajreiil.-,  sud  we  want  ft  lea-t  one  ap-i  nt  in  every 
Inwii  in  ill';  Inioii.  i-'|itciuieni.  Show  l>ilig,  Ik- 
duecmenl.-;,  ic,  .'■(.nt  free.      Addre."? 

I).  D.  T.  MOOIIE,  Roehester,  New  York. 


r.ia><t.cate  we'd. 


C^d  w.  ea.  luo.  1  yr. 


ECHiNCX'S    SEAWEED    TONIC. 

Thai  incU'cine,  inv<>Ti;i(l  by  l»r.  .J.  II.  S  ■iiki^ok, 
ct  riiiiE.'l(.>:p'i'a,  is  inicuded  to  dUaoIve  tho  food  aud 
make  it  into  thyuie,  the  I'.riit  procciu  of  difreet iuo.  By 
c'faaginj  the  ttonio-h  with  8<.-hcnc"t'8  Mandrake 
I*JIU,  tho  Tonic  Mou  re.'tore*  the  appctit'),  and  tood  | 
tli<i*  coa>.J  Q^t  ho  ta'.ea  L«l'jrc  u:<iug  ii  irill  be  easily 
d>t;cMc-d.      /^  %^ 

Co.:=unip;'on  cannot  b.7  cr.rel  by  Schenr-k'g  Pal 
monic  Syn.p  niilcta  it-u  stonacb  and  liver  is  made 
healtiiy  and  the  tppnt'.te  rcatorcd,  licnce  the  Tonie  ' 
aud  Pilla  are  reiuired  ia  nearly  every  ca-e  ot  con* 
»a':ip!io:i.  A  hah  dozen  boitles  of  tl.o  SK  WVEliD 
TONIC  c:.:l  Jireo  or  four  Iwx.m  of  the  M  ANDKAKB 
PII.L.S  wij!  ciiro  any  ordinary  caic  of  d\-p  p'ia. 

I»r.  jiciiiiNrij  tuakoi  pi-o'.V-'pional  ▼'sit*  in  New 
York,  I'.o  ton,  cud  at  >ii<'pri'ic;pii  0;ViPC  in  Philadel- 
phia every  wcoii.  Hoc  dady  pijern  of  each  plr.ce,  or 
hu  paii!ph!el  ou  coneaniplioa  for  h:t  Ua^'^  Icr  vi^ita* 
tioD. 

Pl'-a'c  cl  rr n-^  when  purchasing,  tl  at  th<'  tivo  like- 
nesses ot  ih )  doctor,  oua  wlu-n  iu  the  laH  Ftaie  ot 
Con.mnsplion,  and  the  cihcr  a'  ho  now  i«,  in  porfccl 
heali^ii,  an; on  liieOoVframent  .^iarnp. 

Sold  oy  all  |)rurf,'Iit»  and  Hca'cr^,  price  ^l.T.  por 
lio.tle,  or  !i".."'<  tho  haIl-tlo::cn.  AI!  leUcra  lor  aiiv.ce 
ehouid  Ikj  adarc^cd  to  Or.  Sihenck'o  Principal 
Olli;-c  Nj.  1.'>  N-jrthiiih  Streef,  P!ii  »^.>iph;a,  Pa. 

Gen  ral  Wholesale  A^'ent.H:  iVno."  Uarnes  t  Co., 
N.  Y.;  S.  S.  llai -.0.  I5,iUiuiorc,  Md.;  .Jolm  I>. 
Park",  Ci'i-'nnali,  Otiio;  V.'aiker  ii  Ta/ior,  Chi- 
cago, 111. ;  Co.hns  ii.'od,,  gi  Loui«.  Mo.  f 

■^  [lit  w.  oa.  ino.  1  rr. 


^X^    r  <-•>'    ^->  -*   < 


T^-*?,  "-rtK 


^^ 


The   Mftukntri  Foiin.lry  and    Macl.ii'.o  shop    is 
now  in  <i[>eratioii,  a?id   we  are  ]i.c)>!ir<  d  to 

MAICK   &    UE.'AIll  MACIIINKKY^      ^  ^  1-1  A  f   ¥ 

of  every  description.     Steam  eiisincs.  Threshing     X_    ^  JL     M.  jLii^  JA  JLi  M-i  • 

Mi'.chiiie?,  Ui;api;r.s,  Fnrniiiij:   Iinpitiuenti',  «tc. 

Wo  al.  ■•  make  all  kiuii.-'  of  iron  and  hra*.-  in.-t- 
inps,     lia'.hitt   laetal    ulwa},.s    on  hai.d.     Orders 

S'dxiled  and  pro!n]M'iy  atfelidttl   t". 

Old    Iron,  Brass   and  Copper 

wa;lcl,  for  «Li<-h  tii';  Ll-hc.-t  price  will  l,e  paid 
C.  >V.  liAIiNEY,  A  Co. 


MlK2i. 


v3ii7yl 


To   lay  in   thc-ir  .\-iuter's  .suppl)-,   if    Hioy     ^viU     ouly    ciill   at 


>3WP1EVJ'.M-!g«'J  III   ■■IMI  'I 

riioT()(;RAriiic. 

— 0- 

E.  J:  II.  T.  .\NTIiONY  1  Co., 

>!anufactui(.rs  of  I'hotographic  iUlcri^lSj 

Wh'j'.eshle  and  Uetail, 

Ill  additioi!  to  our  main  hu.*i:i«'u.-'  <d  Fhoto- 
^rrajil. If  .Materials  wo  aic  il^a' ^uaiiiTS  for  tLe 
1>  ilowiKg,  vi/  : 

Sfcri'08co|)es  &,  Steroofcopic   Views 


EfiGS  Foil  SftTTl.NO.  —  K"^;.'?' will  oTlen     r*  T    T  ""T    I    V     f  T!  T   T  M    I   X    *    *  '  ^    American  and  F(>rc:.«;n  eitifs  an  !  LKiid»cai>et, 

ntcli  sifter  bi'in^j  friin-pf»rro  I  limiilrf'<!.«  i      -.,       ,     >.,,.  ,,  ,  -.^       .i 

..nn;lo<  l>y  rail  ;  r.t  other  l.Mus    •.,    ^-^  \u,s^,:j,^  f,,^  ^:^  ,^^i^. 


\0 


Miles  of  u-aoon  .^r  rnilro.T]    travel   T^■i!!  j      li    i^..,!^^   v.  ilhoilt    a    scar. 
ruij.  tlieru.     No  reii.-.nce  cnn  1.-  i-la-.d  j  family  shoilli  l;o  wIll:oi!t  ii. 
on  ei,'u'<  trur.s|,(,rtcMl  far,  uiiK-S!<  ihcy    he         Wo  V.Vi7*iM.lt    U  10  CKH'  ScPof!!].'! 
Carrie, I  in   tlic  1.  ;ii(ls,  nn'l  i)acke<rwlil,   ^"i'^^'S     ^^'^^    JUiVlUA,     ('Ini)»lr.iHs, 
-;cat  care  at  th.^r.  T^'ltiT,  Tiinirics,  Jiaii  id!  Enjj:*i<.iis 

O!*  <ho  Skin.     Tor  S,;r('  liroiist  or 


Newpokt  Cakk.<5. — Three  ei7'j?,  one 
quart  ot  t'lOur  two  tihlesj>->onftihs  niell- 
t<l  hutter,  three  ol"  .'-ULfar,  one  cup  ol  j 


Nipples,  (ills.  Sprains,  Ilruisos, 
Hurr;s,  S-a'uls,  (happpd  Hands, 
A;*'.,  it  nia'ii'ri  a  porrcit  cnrc. 


CoicN  Ml  FFiNS  —One  and  a  half  pint !  fci'tlv     ( ralicat^Ml     disease     and 
of  oorntneal,  a  hull  pit.t  of  whtMt  tl  nr.  i  hi^dUH  al'-rall  oMior  remedies  had 

•  .    4-  ,11      11    4        •  .     tailed.    It  isa  compoundor  Arnica 

one  pint  ol  s  ur  «d- t!n'k  milk,  two  j.uit.s    *'^'"  "•     ^*'»-»««'*"    i 

of  s^'oot  milk,  two  cizirs,  u  small   tea- 
spoonful  of  Salt,  do.  of  baking    ho'Ij.. — 


Sfereoscopic  Vitiw.-s  of  the  War. 

Fmin  n<';rative.«  t<:  ule  in  the  vari".'«  vnxn- 
pai!il)^  and  foniiin'r  a  cniplcto  PhuKy^jraiitiic 
iii.sioiy  of  ih'-'  ;;reai  eoiiU'it. 

Slcrejcseopic   Viiws  on  Cihi«s, 

Adapted  for  eitlicr  tho  Maf;if  Lantern  or  tl.' 
.*^!i'roo.-rf>pc.  i.Hir  Ca'.ah'/iio  will  ho  fiiit  t< 
iiuyaLldrivs  on  r«;<'i.ipt  id  ."tainp. 

l*lH)to"r:ii)hic  Albums.  ^ 

We  man u fact n re  more  larjrely  than  any  othi  i 
hoi  <!•,  alioiit  ?»'*  v;irictii's  .roiij  oO  f-iiis  t-.  ?^v>l 
.  ach.  Oar  AMU' MS  have  the  reputation  ol  Iji- 
in;;  tuperiur  in  he.inly  ami  durabiliiy  lo  aii\ 
•  liicrs. 

K 


•n      i> 'i     •       1       t-    '            /     .       It  li''>^  hi'i'ii    used    over  nnoon  |\''"'V  iM,ntf.(ri..n.ii>;  of  (-ltM»oril«  FtatL 

milk.     l>:ike  m  a  loni;  tm  i>.in   aii'l  cut                     .,,        .            «  .,  i.:u«l  i  iiorotjji.ipti»  oi  vicin.i.ii>,  k.i,ji^ 

•      r     o     ..»«    1    .     -.1    1    4                 i  yours,  wilhoni  one  f:Mluie.  men.  Actors,  elc,  etc 
in  -Slices ;  cateu  hot  with  butter.            i      .«    i.,,..  ..^  «„,...n,.i     i..>v;iia>  nav> 

' !        Is.    Iia.4   HO   parallel — na\ini^    pei-  Ooreatalo.rneno1.raee.s  over  FrVi:  THOV 


Lake  twenty  niinnte.s  in  a  t./.erably  hot   0[||(.|>  Oiillmenl. 


with  muijy  other  Kxlracls  and 
IJalsanis,  and  put  up  in  larirer 
boxes  V'}v  the  same  price  than  any 


oven.  To  be  nride  up  j  ..^t  before  lak- 
in;r,  and  must  be  well  betiteiL  Ifpre- 
ft?rred,  n-e  all  sweet  milk,  nnd  rais'.i 
wi^h  a  tablespnonful  ofyrp.'-t, 

A  portion  of  raw  union  cnten  j;jst  bt;- 
fure  retiring  to  rest  w  ill  insure  relVesh- 
inf  s'eep  to  por-ons  sulleriiii;  with  Iiitifrs 
overbur<k'neil  with  o]»iire.«sivc  and  ir- 
rita;inir  in;<tter. 


f^ol  by  i>r!)(;;;ist:i  everywhere.    'Vrhito  &  1  lowland. 
Proprietors,  lil  Liberty  Street,  >'ew  York, 


A  orcat  many  t  f  oiir  readers  l;ave 
eior;:huia  syru})  that  tin  y  v.  ill  find  fer 
nientinui  unless  care  in  used  as  warm 
woatficr  come.s  on.  Fill  np  your  bar 
re's  tnng  tight  and  keej)  in  a  cool  cel- 
lar. So  8ay«?  Brother  Clough,  of  the 
/Sor^/hran   JournaK 

To  prsTRov  r>it:s  ^fake  a  quarter 
of  a  pound  of  oil  of  turpentine,  and 
>\iih  a  bruah  rub  the  be<l.s,  walls,  or  any  , 
places  itifested  witii  them;  if  they  aro  j 
in  any  great  numbers,  brush  the  places 
over  several  times,  wliich  will  not  only 
destroy  the  bugs,  but  also  thtir  eg^s. 
Althni-h  the  smell  of  tu  pentine  is 
ptrong,  yet  it  is  not  uidicalthy,  and  g^  e.** 
of!  lu  a  .^hort  time. 


T>R.  BCHENCK'S 

HANDRAKE    PILLS. 

A  Sith.sfiiitte  for  Cafonwl, 

Thee  PIllB  are  computed  ol'  varloa'?  rootH,  having 
the  pj'.viT  to  relax  ihe  Becnitions  ot  the  livtr  aa 
proiiipflv  arid  effi-clua'Iy  aa  blue  pill  or  mercury, 
and  vviih'jul  prodaciii;;  any  of  llioi'c  dica.'-'reeahie  or 
daitKeroufl  effects  which  otlen  toliow  the  uee  of  tUo 
latter. 

In  all  bilious  diaoruerx  these  Pills  may  be  used  with 
con(iili;:ii-c.  m  they  proiaoto  the  UiiH;harRe  ol  vitiati-d 
bi!e,  and  remove  tlioFC  oiMtructiona  frori  the  liver 
and  biliary  dacta,  which  aro  tho  cause  of  biliotu 
affections  iu  general. 

8Clir..\CK  :i  MANDRAKE  PILLS  cure  Blck 
Headache,  and  all  diKoriieraoilhc  Liver,  indir.-ited  by 
■allow  fkin,  coviied  ton!.-ue,  coclivoneFi,  drowBtiicBa, 
and  a  general  fi-cliug  ot  wearincsii  aud  laseitude, 
thowiaf;  that  tho  liver  la  la  a  torpid  or  obKtructed 
condition. 

In  ehort,  tlicse  Pilla  may  bo  u«>d  with  aivan- 
tSi^o  in  ail  ctttes  wheu  a  purgative  or  alterative 
mcdicius  Ih  reiiiired. 

Piea>'C  ask  lor  -'Or.  Schenck's  Mandrake  Pills," 
and  ol>!itrvo  that  the  two  likeueiii!e3  ol  the  Doctor 
are  ou  the  (joveranient  etarnp — one  when  in  the  last 
Bta^c  of  Ccuituuiption,  aud  the  other  in  hie  present 
beaith. 

Sold  by  all  Drupgiate  &nd  dealer'.  Price  2.'>  cents 
perliox.  Princ  pal  Onioe,  No.  la  North  6th  Street, 
riiiiadciphia,  Pa, 

•  itnerai  Wiiolesale  Ajter^fe:  Demas  Banien  &  Co., 
21  Park.  Row,  New  York;  8.  8.  Ilanco,  1(W  Balti- 
more St.,  Haiti, noie,  Md.  ;  John  1>.  Park,  N.  E. 
eor.  of  Fourth  and  Walnut  St.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio; 
WalktT  &  Taylor,  IM  and  inO  Wabash  Aveniiei, 
Chiai;..,  Ill, ;  Collins  Brotlie.*^',  oouthwcek  cornel 
»i  S<X;«ud  and  Vine  Sta.,  St.  Lou's,  Mo. 

"  '  [4tii  &  &(b  w.  Ob  oo>  1  n< 


\N1>  diiVi-roiu  nili.i'  rt.-;.  incliidiiiy  rfi>rodiii"ion> 
id  llie  ino.-t  eelelira'id  llnjrravinjfs,  I'aintinf;* 
Statnfes,  etc.  ''.italo^'uc!  ociit  on  receipt  o 
^taini>. 

IMi.di^ijraphcr.-'  and  other!"  or'erlng  "roods  <" 
0.  !>.,  wi'l  ideaso  remit  2.>  per  cent  ol  IIk 
amount  of  liu-ir   ir'^r 

.C%|,  ihe  prill  .•  and    gualif   of  our  good.<  ean 
not  fail  to  sati.«fy.  v4n2iy  i 


jr'^iyr^  THE  Gits  AT  CAUSE 

^j^,r£^  OF 

Hi: MAN   MISERY, 

Just  puldisheil  in  a   ."sculi-d  envcloie.     Trice 

Six  CcntB. 
A  Leetnie  on  the  Natuic,  Treatment 

and  radi'.-iil  Cure  of  Struii.il  weaUne.*!',  or  .Sj  ir- 
Uiat'  rrha-a,  jndiued  Viy  rielf  Ahut";  in  v<'liiiitary 
Kiiii.->ii  n*.  Iinpoteticy,  Nervous  Del/ility,  and 
iiiil  cdiiuenlfi  to  uiarria<re  ,i;ei!erully  ;  Con.-mno- 
tijii,  LpiKpsv  ami  Fit>  ;  Meiil.-<!  and  I'liv^-i.  .il 
InraMariiy,  a'.— l.y  IK'tl.  J.  ti  I'lA' KliWKLL, 
M.  I).,  Anilior  oi  iLo  ••(.Jrecii  IJ.ok"  Ac. 

Tiie  wmld  renowned  author  td"  this  alniiralde 
Lcetvire,  clearly  pro>t8  f.iia  Li.<  own  expevitiiee 
that  the  aw'iil  eonseniienecs  of  s'.  If  alnsi-.  may  he 
(.nVetiially  i<  uiovid  willio;;!  'iiedieire,  and  wiiii- 
nut  daiiLM  roiii!Cur;;ieal  oijcraiioii.-',  bougies.  iii;.tru 
uieiiti',  rin,u-,  or  crdiab,  jiiiintin^  out  a  mode  of 
cure  nl  once  et'fiain  and  effeftiial,  l»y  whirh  ev- 
ery sufferer,  no  niatlor  wh.»t  his  condition  tmy  lie 
may  i-iirt'  liiiii.-tll  ih'apiv.  pi  ivalelv'  and  rjidi'Ml 

iv.    Ti.<  i.Kci  rui;  n"i!,L  eiuiVi:  a  liOoN' 

io  TIIOFSANDS  AND  TI.OTSiAM).'^. 

Sent  under  f^eal,  ti»  auy  addre.^^.  in  a  plain  Feal 
«d  cnvLlojie.  on  sli,?  reieijit  of  <\x  eonJa,  or  two 
•  tcimpH.  AI.<o  Dr.  <'ulverwLir.s  ".Marria;;o  Ciu'de" 
price  'I'j  cent*.     Addre*.^  the  Pnl>lii;!u  r.-*. 

CJiA;^.  .T.  C.  MNE  A  CO., 
127  EOWrnV,  Un^rT  y.?rk. 

Post  Omce  Box  45S6 


AT  t:if. 


Having  inadi*  Hocie  ohan;;»'s  ef»nt*ernuv  flic 
l.iisiiH-^  transaetionn  ol  tlin'WiTinr.has^O  City 
DUills,''  we  wi.  Ij  t"  anil. tunc!  «o  iiie  putili..  ili.u 
we  a-e  iiiiw  pripau'd  to  do  all  yinus*  of  work  in 
our  line  of  l.uKit!es>.  for  ready  i><iy.  Lo;5^•.  woo<l, 
wheat,  or  even  Money  tai;eu  la  paynioii*  for 
work.  Onr  terms  for  aawin;,' ore :  One  half,  or 
$1",  per  thoa'and.  Flour,  liran,  and  shorts  Cjii 
stantly  on  hand,  ami  for  sale  ;l)tap. 

Lumber   ^25.00  per  Tiiousand. 

K.  nilODF.S. 
Winncljago  City,  March  17lh.  ISCC. 

13LUE~  EAKTII '^ITY. 

Goods  well  bo;ia;lit,  are  Laif  sold. 

A.  B.  BALl'03a 


Mankato,     .     •     • 
JOEN  F.    MEAGKER 

lia.e  on  hand  the  lar;rett  and  Lest  eeleeted  ^•tnell 
of  Hanlwa'e,  StoV'-s  and  Afrriciiltural  imple- 
mm:--  >ii  tie  M'.i.iie.-ota  valley.  My  s:<.>k  of 
Ajrriciiliurai  Imi)k'inente  is  very  l.irj^e  and  com- 
pleie,  eon-siatiuj;  of  the  foliowiug  iuai.biiies  : 

.55  Buckeye'^, 

GO  J.  II.  Manny's, 
Self  ct  Hand  Eakes, 

20  Kirl>y,s 
Excelsior  ])ro[>perF, 

and  Caugia  CLier, 
G  Swecp.stake:-!  Thre.^her.^, 

(S  ^.  .1  Case's  TLrcsliers, 
0  ^'elFator  Threshers, 

jlassellon  ^vlacliines, 
(^  Biiltalo  Sulkey  K   key, 

35  Revolving,  horse  rakes^ 

and  all  the  sm.il.or  imi-leraents  in  «*       it 

My  ?(ock  of  i;ui!d«r«  Hardwai        In:  '  f^^n  se 
IcfeiJ  with   care,   and  i.s    v.  ry    largo,     P.uilderf 
will  always  find  a  full  supply  of 


Xa 


oJVerg 


GREAT BAEGAIXS 


lis 

Doo 


(Ha- 


c 


Bllnf"'s, 


Locks,         Latches. 


c,  czc. 


.      Prices   Ezceedinly    Low    for 


IX 


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Gift    Concert. 


r.iis'-ell  ,t  (ill.,  of  SliaI.i«iU'<'.  will  <;ivc  R  'I  ram! 
(lift  ComTrt  at  Eiidreh's'ilall,  Slialifipc-,  .Minn., 
on     v.e  Ine-ilay     eveiini;,'.    May    1-t     l.MiT.     l»n' 
eha'i'-e  in  ei;;lit     Five  tlioiisand  dollar.*  worth  o 
valiiahle  jiropcrty  and    money  to    Im  disiriliutf 
to  tiik<  t    hoM(  r.-*.      No    poKti.oiiemeiit.     Tteke: 
»>ne  dollar  ea<  h     The  ](ri/,««    eimfist  of  a  non^ 
•ml  I'.t  on  2:1  ^•tre(•t,  i;l,-'iMi;  n  lot    on    2d  Hire  ■ 
ill  ?'JM(I  ;     a  iioiisc  and    I'li  on     ll.»lme.-    ftrei  t  a 
.*!iji);   four  lots-  fiiitdy   !•  ■•at'd  i?Hl(l ;   one  piano: 
one    prize  in    f;reetil>ii' '      $10(1;   one    horte,  oi«< 
top  l)tiL".ry  ;   Ihreesilii  dresj"  j.atiem.s,  one  sewin; 
(uai'I.ine:   one    ;i;ol  1   Icvt  r  •.v.itch  :  one  Anuriiai 
wateli.     .AlhiiiiH.   n»ipkin    rini:.'.    «te,    in  all  alL' 
pri/.e.-<.     The  oldwt  ot  tiie  eoiuert  i.s  to  di.'po-'e  c' 
the  I  ropi-rty   adverti.-"  d,  flml  ii.it    for  a  spccni.i- 
tion.     A<ldrc<:<  by   mail  (with  irii«  of  ticket  en 
<  lo.'-od)  M.  C.  i;a^>ell.  I*.   0    Box  liTO,  Sha'topec 
>Mnnesota. 


Istlrionlv  l'lir-i<i:iii,  ««   a    fj-eriuMvl 

t- — ^^-'    '•'•?'7;r  11'  ■>■  i.i  I'hii^Ro   til  it   'iiii   '"■   ••otirely 

'  \  '.     •  vHi '1  s'l   111.    (i'l  r  1  iiiM.  Jtml  iii't  "I'.tTf! 

♦  ?  I     t  iHt  ho:  I  iMo  il'r«  ««!•  to  ri'iTiaiii  ii.  yoar 

^^   i.  -i      1    ..^^l. III.  ill.- Ii^'mini;  Viiur  ;;!<■?•  ail. I  li.ily 

L'v-^j     t;,-i,;(:.  il.    li  'Mii;;  yi.,11- li;;|.iu:.. -Mirl 

^r-"        \     flit  an-  ]l^.l^|•<•l•t^  of  lil«.     lie  Iikm  iii:i'Ic 

5''    "J     l'';!\  ,\Tr.  hl.~i:.ASK.^nn'l  Mv'.VOl'."^ 

v._*j"'  .  .^     IdililMTV    lii>    stiiily    fiT   the    I'usl 

k-r.     ^    r'Ll^     twiiitv  vciir.t,  a:iil  i.s  tii<Ti!ti>ni  iln-  p«T- 

"^fA  VI  I/.  [••'-'      J  ,„  ;^i,,;;„  „i;  :.itli.i.v|  ...liimll  lOllSllIt 


DRY    G..^ 

GROCERIES, 

HATS  ct  CAPS, 

YANKEE  ]S'OriONS, 
Etc.,  Etc.,  Etc. 

at  prices  that 

DEFY    CO:JPETnTOX. 


CASH! 

k\\  person?  de.'-iring  to  pnrHia?e  Heap  arid 
Thresi.er«,  would  do  well  to  j^ivt  n-e  a  call  nef-  re 
iiutohjifintr.  r-^  mv  ftoeU  is  ve--^  larpe  and  1  wi'l 
Wnrrait  ail  luaeiiine?  to  ;rive  saliK;:i'  lion,  aiiJ 
my  prices  and  terr"-  «'!'nno(  fai:  t-  .■^nir. 
31v3yl  JOHN"  F-  MEAfJMtK. 

(.M)Vi:rtiskmlnt.) 

iMro{?T.L\T'lO  CnV.XECS  CF 
l!0!:^■i.S 


Adcicc  and  Pn:sci'*j>t  ions  for  Sic^-  or 
Jnjiirtd  Jhh't^tii  glceu  J-rte. 


BALDWIN  it  CHILI), 

.VXD    VAlAh   KSTATh:  AGENTS, 


N  )  one  ev.r  honnl  ol  b  iiatitlit  of  his  'int  li<>imr  (  uiPii 
«iu<-e  hi'  !i:«s  b-i-ii  ia  iliii  li!).  UIh  r.'i.uiati  iii  lj:ui 
»..ui-liiT-i  in  :>!1  tlK- '  ily  Ii.o.'i'i.-i,  liis  inli.  iits  ;t.i1  the 
itii-ilj.  .il  piif'-H-ii  a,  t.iilli  h-icHiiil  al.niii'l.  U'H  liciiiK  tli- 
iiiiist  .■^killi  1  -i.TiiJint  111':--.  !»ii'!  ■•<  tli'.:iiu.t;li  iu:i-lii-  "1 
ill  nrxnal  .liwiiMcs.  If  "il  viIIuth  tail,  flout  il:-»piiir 
.;ivi-  lijia  II  r;ill.  It  i.f  i.':.ij  a  I'nia'i.ia  ici-iirt' ai---  willi 
iiiin  t.>  (lire  f^neh  cn^"'!.  Hit*  m  .i:ih  :in'  n-pr-rutp  f  i 
uiiliuh  «li.l  /.!  ll-ia.s..  iiivllli''  iimst  ■•.  ai;.l.  !.■  in  l!i<'.i|y 

Vocxii  Mt.v,  T\SK  pAKTi'  ;  p.-...  .Nil. Hi;  -  to.t.r  Hi.u'i-- 
M.w  d«v.4<'n  laiich  ol  hiii  tiiut*  to  the  trcat'iii'iit  of  llioof 
Mi-s  .M:isf<!  l.v  .1  s  iTi't  hril.it,  wiiii'li  re  as  lii'lhl.-ilj 
undiioii  i.ualiilii.^'tli  ■in.'iitiiiiat.ia.Uii'liial  liTiilher 
•iii«::i,''s  ors  icii'ly.  J  !ii«  ^ad  •I'liit  of  tli  •si'oarly  haiiit<, 
.,r  thr  vxc>->-*  of  rlpi-r  .vimih.  is  t.i  w.-.tk-n  and  .i-liii- 
U!c  tli'T  iiistiliili'iii,  d.•^<tnl.v  the  i.li.v -i<"id  aiifl  nuntnl 
,.„w..i,.  .!iiiii;'i:!i  .la-l  i-hUm-M.-  tin-  ai.tnral  f.-liiK'-'.  and 
rulioist  lh<«  vit;il  i-iinpe*  of  nianli.iod :  tlif  pl.-:isiire« 
r.f  lif-a.-i'  niari-'il.  the  ..l-.i<-tl  i-l  :iia!iiai;.-  fiii>tiated, 
iiid  ••.xi  .I.  Ill  o  ii.^i'lf  nMnl<-ri'd  a  tr:  in  of  iiiiri'ii.-ii:^^  iiiisory 
uid  rf'>:rrt  Su.  li  [ir- ms,  .■u!"'<-i:ill.v  Diimi  contcni- 
pliitiai:  Til  II ri<);.\  sIimuM  1'-  i'"  tino'  i"  nmkiii'.;  iinuu.- 
ILitoapiilirMimi,  li*  I'r.  11.  hv  lii.s  m-w  tiviituiiait,  id 
•iial.l.Mi  t.i  iiisiii-o  a  sp l.v  uml  piiiii.iii<-iit  lerc.  ^ 

('oimiiitatimisfr..-  i'ld  oonliilmtial.  Otlic..  No.  1,9 
■South  ClaiU  .«tr(vt,  .ori...r..f  M..miu'.  h«If  u  lili)i.k  from 
ilia  t'i)"t  (Mfiif.  I'tt  '-"'i'  •  ""^  l'"'*.  Chicago,  111. 
;ltlic«  liiiinn  fioiii  9  A.M    to  »>  1'.  .M. 

Senrl  fur  liis  "Uaiaa  to  Hoalih,"  puhlUhed  monthlr, 
fr«»e  of  «l>!ir.L'-.  . 

N.  U.  -I.iiilloR,  Ki'nd  for  a  deseriptiT*  circulfir  of  Po*. 
«rie  Beiiiiviir,  Hip  he>.t  prcTfiitive  ^f  cmiceptioB 
aowB-    Beat  to  any  adJros*  flee  of  cb*  r^e. 


Oj/lce  ojipoftiie  "  Union  Jfoiise  "  JUuc 
E<irth  City,  Minnesota. 

Will    do  .a  General  IJankinj;  and    Real  Est.ato 
„     .  rt'  e  -1     .  1       Oi'\  j"»AA  A  TEAR  made  hy  any  i 

Business,   pay    la.xcsfor   nou-resident,,  make    c>!^,OUU  .*li -.(eneil  tool...  ^\o  ex 


J\fan'i<t(/<     (tnd   (\lihacy. 

AN  Ess-y  of  Warning'  and  Inatruc 
tioa  to  Yoatg'  Men.  Also,  Ui-e.-^ae.- 
and  nhn.xe.s  wir.i'.i  pn  iiiaturi-ly  Pi  o.istratc  the  v'i 
tal  powers.  Willi  .'<itre  mean.s  ofriHcf.  Sent  free 
of  Ciiariiie,  in  ."ealcd  Icier  cnvolopts.  Addie..»h, 
l>r.  J.  i^KILLAN  llOltlUTON,  Howard  Assi 
•ititeon,  Pbtladbiphiai,  P&.  v3ii21y1 


GOOD 

BsittcF  &  Cheese 

•wanted  at  all  times  at  ibo  market  price. 


I  never  was,    Xcver    can, 
Never  win    be 


The  EniTon  of  Wh.ki:?'  Srir.iT  of  thk  Timf.b 
desires  to  iiilonu  the  owners  id  Ilor.-'e*  tl:r.  ujih- 
cut  the  Iniieu  .^t  ites.  luat  he  ha.--  repi.larly  .  r- 
;;aired  upon  hi.<  p.i  er.  one  of  tlie:iMe>t  and  most 
e.xpirieiK.  d  pr.le.-fi'mal  v'etci  i.iana-i.s  ii.  tl.<  U. 
S.,  •'ho.sf  gpeeiiiduty  it  shall  he  to  an.- wer.  yiaiis 
ail  question!!  rel^iive  to  fiwk  or  i:  jured  h<'r.>.c> 
whiib  uiiiy  he  ..ddres.-t  !  to  the  JSfhiit.  irAfr/.»r 
hif  ittiiwriilfiK  or  ):i>t.  JL«-e  nnswus  will  in  i,U 
eastf  toiiiain  a  pre.-cripimn  tor  the  ii  jnr*  do- 
serilied,  and  will  lejirinted.  in  eonm-c  iioii  -^ith 
the  t|iie;tion  a.-ktd,  in  the  foUowinp  i. umber  of 
the  Si'iKtT.  Ko  answers,  however,  wili  ba  jjuea 
by  mail,  il  bring  a  part  of  the  oVij<>ct  ol  t'.ie  i  di— 
tor  to  fcubmil  the  aidlity  of  the  pnde.-Ki'i  wtio  hai 
a.-.-uiind  this  (iipaitoutit  of  ihc  M-iuiT  to  tl-.e 
keent.-t  eriiici.sm  ot  the  gtiieril  imhlie.  J'v  ad- 
diiij;  this  uselnl  ilepailu;ei.t  to  the  ^riui  i.  tlm 
editor  eoi  Iribotes  to  tl.ise  of  his  readers  ai;d 
subseril)ers  who  own  horj-es,  a  horse  doctor  free, 
and  n>t  only  to  hi;*  suhfei  ilier.-*  hut  to  every 
1  i  bo'sr  owiiir  ill  fill-  Viiiteil  Satef-wlio  may  elio..?© 
tiufl  I  t„  .liri.et  a":  iin(uiiy  to  the  "^pihit  by  mail.  The 
tuhfceriplioM  pi  ue  of  the  SpufiT  is  $j  a  ye  -r  :  but 
.sinpie  eopiis  mav  he  boii;;bt  f;.»ni  news  apents 
from  wi-ok  topeik  by  tliose  who  desirf   to  u.-^eit 


rNPESl  SOLD 


(jiive  me  ai  early  call,  and  see 
for  yourselves. 

A.B.  BALCOM. 

Dluo  Farth  City.  May  14,  l^CG.  3n:Uiyl 


WHISKERS 

MUSTACHES! 


Collcetions,  <tc.,  Ae., 
21.  D.  U.U.DWIN, 

Blue  Ear*    Citf ,  M»f  r. 


A  TEAR  Qiade  by  any  one  with 

perieuce 
iioce>!iary.     Tho  Pre.dtlculs,  Cashiers,  and  Treas 
-     -     S.  P.  CHILD,    urers  of  :<  Barks  .-mlorse  the  eircular.     Sent  free 

wi  h  samtdes.     Addre='s    the    American  Stencil 
•*•  '^y'    Tool  MToiki,  Hprinjneld,  V«rmonK  42yl 


FOllCKD  to  prow  upon  the  smoothest  face  in 
frmn  ethrc  to  fiv<;  weeks,  by  usiiii;  Dr.  SEV- 
KJNK'S  KEST.*  iJHATETR  CAPILLIUE,  the 
most  wocdi  rfnl  dis"overy  in  modern  Feieiue  act 
ing  upon  Ihe  Beard  and  I'air  in  au  almost  mi- 
raculous manner. 

It  has  been  used  by  the  elite  of  Paris 
and  London  with  ttit-  most  flattering:  sueee.-s. 
Names  of  all  pereba»ers  will  he  ref;istered  andil 
entire  satisfaction  is  not  jL;ivfn  in  every  inittanee 
tho  money  will  be  eheerlully  refunded.  Pric 
by  mail,  sealrd  and  postpaid,  $1.  Descriptive 
circulars  juhI  tcstiinoni;ils  mailed  free.  Addres." 
nKlKUiK,  8ULTTS  A  CO.,  Chemists,  No.  S-.Ti  Hirer 
Street,  Troy,  N.  Y,  SvU  ageutt  fur  tht  United  gtalM. 
vinlSyl 


t.  mporan'.y  only,  frr  vitevinaiian  iiUe>^tioiis.  at 
liltien  ei-nis  per  copy.  The  t^PiniT  of  tiir 
Ti.VKs  is  a  high  toned  ■;entku;an's  paper  which 
(with  the  old  Simiiit,  whose  fcu.<ints^  and  title  it 
iniierits)  i,<  of  foity  years'  stnndinp.  end  i^  de- 
voted to  ilunti  If;.  Fi.-l.inj;,  P.atinj;,  Fiild  .^ports^ 
Literature  and  the  Strtge.     (ilLonoK  Wii  kks. 

Editor  n.jt\   Propiietor, 
201  William  St..  New  York. 


CRISPER  COMA. 

Oh  ;  che  was  beautiful  and  fair. 
With  starry  eyes,  and  radiunt  hair. 
■NVlioue  curling  tendrils  soft  «-ntwined. 
Enchained  the  very  heart  and  mind. 

CRISPi.R  com  A, 

For  Culling  the  Ilair  ol"  either  Sex  into 

Wavy    and   Glossy    Ringlets    or 

Ilcav}    Massiqe  Curls. 

It.v  u-!!:fr  this  article  l.adies  and  Gentlemen  ean  bean- 
tif.v  Ma  ill  selves  a  thcuisand  Md.  It  it- the  only  article  in 
iIio  world  that  will  curl  straight  hair,  and  at  the  si.ine 
time  live  it  a  beaulilul,  glossy  appearance.  Thf  Crisper 
Coma  nut  only  curls  Ihe  hair,  but  invipor.ites.  beautifies 
and  cleanses  it ;  is  highly  and  deli(;hi<ully  perfumed, 
and  is  the  most  coni]dete  article  of  the  Vin«l  t»  er  olVeied 
to  the  American  pubhc.  The  Crisper  Coma  will  be  sert 
to  ary  address,  se-aled  and  postpaid  for  one  dtdlar. 

AddrekS  all  orders  to 

W.  L.  CLARK  &  CO.,  Chcaieta, 
TiDlS/t       N«.  8  Wtit  Fayette  Strtet,  Byitvon,  K.  *x 


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E.  A.  HOTCHKISS,  Editor  Sr.  Proprietor. 


LIBERTY,  LITEEATU?.E  AND  LAND. 


Terms— $1.50— Invariably  in  Advance- 


VOL.  4. 


WlNNElJAaT  CITY,    MINN.    WEDNESDAY.    MAY  22,  1867. 


NO.  30. 


niEJpiESTEAI). 

Office  on  North  Front  Street,  one  door  west  of 
Kicliar  Json's  Store. 


TliKMS  OF  SUBSCllirTION. 


?l  ..V.1 


One  copy  one  year 

tor  any  term  less  than  ft   aiotbs,  5  cents  a  v.ccli. 

lT7c-k     i,oo:  i.:)o'f  2..=)0.'    3.00  ;    5..)()  ;  n>."«^ 

1  mu'th     2,J0!   4.00 


6  w*k3    i 
3  m'ths 


ti.OOj      7.00 
S.OO     10.00 

12.00;  i:«.0(> 


12.00 
10.00 


S,50;    5.00 

5.001    !«.00 
fl  tu'th*      S.OO  ll.OO'lfi.OOj   20.00 
1  year.  ,10,00'u.00.20.00'   26,00  1   4D,00 
T#n  lines  or  lei«  make  one  siiuavc 


20,00 
•^"..OO 


70,00 


LAKE  norsi:, 

Watcrvillo.  Lc  Sueur  Co.,  Minnesota, 

J.  M  GRAY,  Prop 

Terms  Reasonable— Teauistcrs  ovor4.Bi;;ht 
One  il.'ll.ii-  uiul  ii'tn.'irtor 
Ueneml  ^la.l;e  ofiiee 
ulile  eliargcs. 


(.Jooil  stiibling,  anilreason- 
47v3yl 


AJvcrtisemeDts  not  niarkcl  for  a  spcrilieil  time 
will  bcoontinucd,  and  ohiir>?edfor  aoeor.linjil.^'* 

Yearly  aivcrliscr?  will  bo  bold  strictly  to  ad- 
Vertlfemonts  pertaining  to  their  bu?iners  All 
other  notices  will  bo   charged  at  the  rei,'ular  rate.' 

Excess  of  advcrtisemcuti  insci  ted  will  be  chaio'- 
el  prof  crtionatcly  to  the  number  of  siiuare.-<  bar- 
gained for. 

Legal  advertisements  in.'Cftcd  at  the  the  cx- 

ponse  of  the  attorney  ordering  them,  and  not  de- 
jyablo  for  lo.i^al  proceediiig?,  but  mnst  be  paid 
pu  delivery  of  the  affid.\vit. 

Notices  insetted  in   the  reading  column,  dou- 
ebl9  rates  E.  A.  IIOXrllKlSS, 

F.  lit   r  A  I'r'  jTi.  ••■r. 


GAllDKN  CITY   HOTEL. 
Evans  &  Fall,  Proprietors 

Tills  ITotisc  is    Now,  CommoHions, 

,  Pk'iisimtlv  LoralcJ,  aiul  lias  hccu  New 

Si'.oo     :'.:.,oo  1  ly  l.\;n,ishca  tln\>u<j:liout.    The    vciy 

•!M!!!  '  tVl  !  best    accoinnuKlations    gum-antocJ     to 

travelers  and  boartlers. 

CooaKStable  Koom  for  Teams. 
n4nr.vl  Gtvdcn  City  Minn. 


«urtoiis    :»!tMlley. 


Harocss  Shop. 

The  nnder>ii;ned  talre.^  thii  method  orinforni- 
vr  the  poople^of  Wini!vba._'0  Vuy  an.l  vunnty. 
h^t  he  has  just  opened  a  new  haruc^'S  shop  lu 

AviNXEr»A(;o   crrv, 

an  lis  now  prepared  to  d  )"all  kindf  of  work  in 
l>is-  liui-.  ^e-.v  liarne^.;  ni.idc  to  order,  and  ail 
kinds  of  npairiai,'  douo  on  short  noti.e.  ^^n..p 
up  .-t.iirs,  next  door  j<,u>h  of  Hiehard;.'n  A  Kiy- 
noldi'  0  roccry.  ,  r  r  .  a  -  -. 

E.  II.  IIUTCTILNS. 

■VVinnelago  City,  May  2:.,  1S66.  32tf 


Business  Directory. 


(J.  S.  Ii 

Wiuiiebago  City  Di>trxet. 


J. 


A     H.  nrM-l.-*.  Uc?i>tfr. 
11.  \V.  UOld-!:V,  Ktcciver. 


e^  OOlce  hoursfrom  S  A.^Mtljl  4  P.  M. 


Wiaiiebaso  City. Minn., 


BLUE  EAUTIl  VALLEY  LODl.E 
NO.  -7. 

FREE    ASD    ACCE1>TK1>    MASON?,    WINNEi^VGO 
^"""^  CITY,  MINN. 

a,       llcc'ular    Conimunications     are 

>^^f   held'^.n  the  first  and   third  Tuesday,  of 
/>r\   each  Month. 

—OFFICFHS— 
T    DUnLFY    W    M.  GF.O.  A.  ^VF.1U.  ?.  D. 

H    M  VI)1<0\    J    W  A.  K.  AVirKUAM,  T\l;r. 

BLUE  EARTH    CITY  LODGE 
U.  D. 


p  i:  11  R  Y, 

T  A  1 1.  O  il  ! 

NViiiiicbago     City     ^Miiiuo.sota, 

^I  ,v  bv  f-nud  In  Fellows'  New  Clocli.  C?- 
posiic^CotticH  &  Dcarbon  s  New  Store. 

at  all  times,  prepared  to  do  all  work  iutruitod  to 
hlm."in  the  l;.te-.t  New  York  Faclii.r.s,  or  to  aut 
h:;cu>t"mer 

Most  kinds  of  country  produce  v.anted  for  w-.ik 
Cutting  done  on  short  police,  uud  warraiited  It- 
fit  if  propctly  made  up.  ^<^» 


BLACKSMITH  SHOP. 

lMacksmitirmg,Shoeiug,rtc-paivln:,S 


Py  the  lake  where  drooped  the  willow, 

How,  vassal-,  row  ; 
I  want  U>  be  an  angel, 

And  jump  Jim  Crow. 

An  ubi  crow  sat  on  a  hickory  limb, 
None  knew  him  but  to  praiso  ; 

Lot  me  kiss  blm  for  his  mothei, 
For  ho  eawlU  of  Schweitzer  kaso. 

The  nilustrel  to  the  wur  has  gone. 

AVilh  his  banjo  on  bis  knee} 
lie  awoke  to  hear  the  shriek, 

There's  a  light  in  the  window  for  thee. 

A  frog  he  would  a  wooing  go, 

IIi!^  hair  was  curled  to  kill  ; 
lie  used  to  wear  an  old  gray  coat, 

And  the  sword  of  Bunker  Hill. 

Oft  in  the  stilly  night. 

Make  way  for  liberty  !  he  cried; 
1  w>n't  go  home  till  morning, 

W  iih  Peggy  by  my  tide. 

I  anidvinn-,  Egypt,   lying, 

.':f'isannah,  don't  you  cry  ; 
Know  how  sublime  a  thing  it  is 

To  hru.-h  away  Iho  blue-tailed  fly. 

Tlieboy  stood  on  tu«  bu'ninj,  deck. 
With  hi*  b.ng£a;;o  ehecked  for  Troy; 

Ono  of  tho  low  iuui'.orUil  name'. 
It  is  na'.ao  wa^  Pat  Malloj. 

Mary  bad  a  little  lamb, 

llo  couM  a  tale  unfold  ; 
ile  had  no  teeth  to  eat  a  hoo-cako; 

As  lii.-'  spectacles  wore  gold. 

Lay  on,  lay  on,  MaedutT, 

Man  wants  but  littlo  here  beloW, 
And  I'm  to  bo  (jueon  of  May, 

So  kiri  mc  tjuiek  and  go. 


TliC  r.oyiil    l'ar.iil>    of  r.nslaiul— Illness 
ol"  tlic  rriiicess  oi"  VVali-s. 


cCC. 


'^"    AND   ACCFPTrU   M A^^Os^ 


ULUE   CAUTII 
l:eld  on  the 


REGULAR  Cjmmunications   are 
1  irst  and  Third  Wednc.^d:.ys  of  c.eh  mouth. 


U    F.  VOLS*;.  W.  M., 

L.  w.  mtuWN,  s.  w. 

R.  \V.  TFKTKU.  J.  W. 
WU.  A.  WAV,  Trcas. 


H  1'  roNSTvN.-s, .«.  r>. 

A.  F.  KASTMAN,  .1.  l>. 
J    15     lUAIMMNT,   T>ler. 
(iLO.  1!.   KlN>ul-LKV,  .-CO. 


L  0.  cf  G  T 

WINNEDAGO  CITY  LODGE,  NO  11. 

P:r,ULAR  meeting  every  Friday  cvcnirg,  at 
Moulton's  Hall. 

.1.  v..  c^Ln^vELT.,  w.  c.  t. 

O.  M.  POTTEU,  W.  U.  a. 


R 


The  under-i-ned  still  occupies  the  shop  near 
the  Steam  Mil!,  and  wonld  re.-pcetfully  annouuee 
Ihit  he  i--  I'oTv  prepart-d  to  i.ianutacturo  hr.th 

UOD  ifc  ^fOLDlJGAlU) 


[London  Correspondence  {March  22.).^f  the  Cos- 
ton  Journal.! 

All  Lonaon  is  stirred  to  its  lowest 
uetdhs  at  the  8icknes3  of  the  rrinccps 
of  Wales.  She  13  very  sick— much 
moro  «o  than  the  press  is  allowed  to 
.Slate.  There  ia  groat  superstition 
about  the  Princess  otAVales.  Eniiland 
lias  not  had  one  since  the  death  of 
ffincess  Charktte,  whoso  c:nly  death 
the  nation  bo  deeply  mourned.  It  is 
the  faith  of  tlic  nation  that  it  is  a  fatal 
position,  and  many  liavo  i>redicted  that 


Having  sc.ured  tlic  services  of  FIR.5T  CLASS 
workmen'.  I  am  able  to  ofier  the  best  quality  ol 
work,  both  .Manufaeturing    und  Ri-pm'"''"^' '^'^ '-     -  .  ,,         ,  i  •  ,  i  .1  •.: 

bin  '  Ho-o ;.  Ox  Shoeing.  Ac.  in  the  bo>t  man-    Alexandria  ^vould  not  hold  the  position 

ner."'      Thankful  for  past  favors,  I  would  sohcit 
a  continuance  of  the  public  patronage, 
^tniytf  J.M.WHEELER. 


OFFICIALS  OP   FAlUnAULT  COUNTY. 
Auditor-F.W.CADY.     "rr.^r-U.  1^.  ;'.1IN?-;N 

Coroner- W.M.  A.  WAY.  Com.-DL  LA  \  bl.OM-. 


County  Com.  1st  Dist.-A.  U.  MORE. 

„  ti      3,1       ••     —JdllN  K.  Sl-^SON, 

♦♦  ••      4th     "     — I.^MKS  CU\V.<. 

I.  41      j,t},      "     —JOSKl'l*.  C.AOtlETT. 

_  District  Court  of  this  DLstriCi  mectsat  15lue  Earth 
City  on  llie  first   Monday  in  June.     ^ 


WHOLESALE   i   UETAIL 

Crockery  Stofe! 

MANIC ATO,    MINN, 

ALBERT  S.  WHITE,  Troprictor. 


C.  J.  FAULL\, 

PHYSICIAN  AX Jj  suuiiJ'^oy 

OFFICE  AT  THE  DUt«  STOUK- 

Calls  by  day  or  night  promptly  attended  to. 
Winnebago  City,  Aug.  15,  1?CG. 


Crorkrrv,  Glass-ware.  Groceries,  Ac,  for  .«alc 
l.y  wholesale  or  rctaiL  Country  stores  supplied 
uli  reasonable  terms.  Rooms  on  iWam  fctrect 
nearly  oppodito  Urudley  i  Rro. 


Dr.  J.  P«  11  lines. 

Physician  &  Surgeon, 

Office  over  the  Hardware  Store,  Main  St.,  Win- 
nebago City,  Minnesota. 

5!  B.-Office  cpcn  for  calls  at  all  hours  of  the 
day  and  night. , 


7  ANDP.EW  0.  DUNN, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law 

^l^f-   \\\\\  attend    to    professional    busincsj 

hroughout  thu  State. 
Winnobago  City,  Minn.  


P.  K.  WLSEll, 
Practical   WatcL-:Make.i, 

AND 

J  E  W  E  L  E  U  , 
Mankato,  -  -  -  Minn. 

Di':ALER  IN 
Watches,  clocks,  Jev.'clry  &,  silver  waic 
llepairin;i  neatly  executed  and  warranted. 


CIIAS.  IIEILIJOKN. 

Manufacturer  and  Dealer  In 

FURWITUUE 

of  every    variety. 


Ion'-,  and    now,  it   i.s    feared    that  her 
sichness  i.s  unto  death* 

The  rilncess  has  a  wide-r-prcad  pop- 
ularity.    Except  Cliarlotte,  no  one  has 
ever  been  so    popular.     SIic    is   very 
handsomo  and  amiable.     She  has  now 
thrto  liltlo  children,  and  eiuiilates   her 
royal  motlier-in-law  in  her  derotion  to 
her  household,     She  h.as  al;iO  a  warm 
heart.     Her  name  is  a  house-hold  word 
in  the  homes  of  the  lowly.     The  insti- 
tution for  ''Sick  Children"  is  under  her 
especial  charge.     When  well,  she  vis- 
ited it  constantly,  and  filled  the  house 
widi  toys  and  tokens  of  her  care  and 

good  will. 

She  came  to  Enc^land  in  a  time  that 
awakened  the  euthusiiism  of  the  n.ation. 
The  (>uecn  had  been  long  in  seclusion. 
She  would  nut,  and  will  not  live  in  the 
palace  at  London.  On  tho  death  of 
the  Prince  Consort  t^he  had  liueking- 
ham  Palaco  dismantled,  and  so  it  re- 
mains to  this  day,  all  c.KCtpt  the  pri- 
vate rooms.  The  Queen  will  not  drive 
throui'h  the  royal  c^atcway  of  the  pal- 


WILLAllD  &  liAl^\E\^ 
Attorneys  <fe  Counselors  at  Law. 

MANKATO,  BLUE   EAUTU  COUNTY  MIN.N. 

Win  aucnd  promptly  and  fuithfu.ly  to  all  busine.sln- 

mted  to  their  care-  . 

Have  for  sale  at  all  times,  l-5«/i"aa0t'C3  ot 

Winnebago    Trust   Lands,  and  other    valu.ibio 

Farming  lands. 

.A.  WILLAP.D.    -    •    "^^JLl     -^1— — 

CONVERSE  llOUSE, 

Blue  Earth  City, 

•ThU  house  having  been  repaired  and  newly  fur- 
Ji^sheS  throughout,  is  now  open  for  the  roe.pt.on 

"X  proprietor  respectfully  .olieii.  ^V^^ 
\.f  ♦t,r,  ir-ivclin"    pubic,    and  IS   detotmuicu 
St  noicVh'an  go""a/ay  dissatisii.d  who  may  ta 
,,or  h^tm  with  ajaU.  ^^,.^.^,^,5^.  Proprietor. 


ace,  nor  has  she  since  her  husband 
Gilt  Mouldings  Kept  On  Hand  |  jie,i.  si.o  will  not  ride  through  the 
WAuc-iiooMS  CORNER  OF  HicivORY  L  SECOND  royal  cntranco  to  tho  House  of  Lords, 
STS.  MANK  \T0  MINX.  2iyi        ^^^^  ^^^^  j„  through  tlio  Pcor's  eiitranco. 

She  will  not  wear  the  royal  robes,  and 
when  she  opens  i'arliament  in  person, 
the  rubes  are  throv.-n  over  tho  back  of 
the  throne,  which  is  a  gilded  chair 
fiurmoimted  with  a  gilt  crown,  and  sits 
on  them.     Sho  comes  to  London  when 

ht 


The  ladies  say  that  each  night  the 
drchsing-gown  and  slippers  aro  put  in 
their  accustomed  place.  The  Queen's 
confidential  attendant  is  a  Highlander 
by  the  name  of  IJrown.  He  takes  all 
the  orders  from  the  C)uecn— and  lare- 
logj'od  messengers  come  from  the 
"Queen's  Apartments"  at  Windsor 
when  her  Majesty  is  to  bo  serveJ.— 
This  Erown  has  been  tl.>c  occasion  of 
a  world  of  tiplk.  He  is  about  fifty- 
tall  and  squarc-with  great  assurance, 
and  attends  the  ()neen  to  and  from 
London,  (irent  attcmi-ts  have  been 
made  to  dislodge  him,  but  all  in  vuiu 
The  (>ueen  has  a  will  of  her  own.— 
Ihown  was  the  Trincc  Consort's  Ui-h- 
land  servant,  and  was  held  by  him  in 
all  honor.  While  Victoria  rules  Eng- 
land, Brown  will  ride  the  royal  house- 
hold. 

Tlic  attempt  to  compel  tho  Qucon  to 
dwell  in  London  and  make  a   show  cf 
Pvuyalty    has  about    been    abandoned. 
The  coming  of  the  FriucGSs  was  hailed 
with  r.ipture— so  young,  so  amiable,  so 
elegant,  so  gracelul  and  courtly— wi;h- 
all  tho  daughter  of  a  King.     She  met 
with  a  warm  welcome,  and   seemed  to 
promise  a  revival  of  the  snleudors  of 
Koy.alty.     Her  sickness  is  lamented— 
ho/der'th  would   bo  greatly  deplored, 
llelusing    to  play  the    (^leen,  her 
Majesty  has  never   forgot  to   play  the 
woman.     Her    visit  to    lialnioral  and 
Osboruo  is  a  benediction  to  the  poor. 
Sho  will  allow  no  unseemly  iiouors.— 
She  drives  lier  own   pony  wag-on.— 
Dally  she  goes  her  round  with  her  car- 
riage mied  with  little  gifts  for  the  sick, 
tho'inihm,  the  poor.     The.'^o   she  dis- 
tributes with  her  own  hanJ.     By  tiie 
bedside  of  the  aged  and  neglected,  the 
Queen  kneels  and  prays  to  the  Sover- 
e'ign  of  all.     To  one  sho  daily  reads,  to 
atrothershe  presents  tome  needed  com- 
fort; and    sho   is  especially   tender   to 
littlo  ones  who  are  in  sorrow  and  want. 
All  tlirough  the   highlands   she  is   re- 
garded as  an  anj^ol  of  mercy. 

Her  favorite  room  at  Windsor  over- 
looks tho  tomb  at  Frogmore,  where 
Prince  Albert  lies.  He  was  a  benefac- 
tor of  tho  poor,  and  the  work  he  began, 
Rhe  secins  resolved  to  finish.  The 
night  ho  died  the  Queen  called  in  a 
yo'img  widow  who  was  in  her  house- 
hold, to  sit  with  her;  and  when  all  was 
over  the  Queen  said:  "  Now  no  one 
lives  that  can  call  me  Victoria." 

Neglecting  no  dui>  wliich  the  nation 
has  a°ridit   to   ajik    at  lier    liand,  the 
Qneon  has  taken  a  public  leave  of  mere 
display  and  laid  aside  the  mere  baubles 
of  rovalty.    To  good  acts  and  deeds  of 
mercy  she  seems  to  have  consecrated 
her  time  and   fortune.     Her  benefac- 
tions are  princely,  but  mainly  among 
the  poor,  and  to  institutions  caleuhted 
to  bless  poor  aud    neglected  children. 
Mr   Pcabody's    donation    in    London 
touched  tho  Queen's   neart,  because  it 
carried  out  a  work  to  which  Prince  Al- 
bert devoted   the  closing  hours   of  his 
llfe-thc  attempt  to  mako  comfortable 
the  homes  of  the  industrious  toilers  in 
tho land. 


Itotti'cfiiltl  ana  Waterloo. 
Uoth«child'«  greatest  achievement  il 
over-reaching  distance  and  his  fellow 
gpcculators  was  in  IHlf).  Ho  was  near 
(he  Chateau  do  Hougoumont  on  the 
18th  of  June,  watching,  as  eagerly  af^ 
the  leader.^  Bonaparte  and  Wellington 
themselves,  tlic  progrc.v:  of  the  batik- 
of  Waterloo.  All  day  long  he  follow- 
ed tho  fighting  with  strained  eyes, 
knowing  that  on  its  issue  depended  his 
welfare  as  well  as  Europe's.  At  ain^et 
he  saw  that  the  victoiy  was  with  Wei 
lington  aud  the  AUie?.  Tl.cm  without 
a  moment's  del.iy  lie  mount'^d  a  horse 
that  had  been  kept  in  readiness  for 
him,  and  hurried  homewards.  Every- 
where on  his  road  fresh  horses  or  car- 
riages were  in  waiting  to  help  him  over 
tho  ground. 

liiding  or  driving  all  ni-ht,hc  reach- 
ed Cstend  at  daybreak,  to  find  the  sea 
BO  stormy  that  the  boatmen  refused  to 
trust  themselves  to  it.  At  last  he  pre 
vailed  upon  a  fisherman  to  make  the 
venture  for  a  reward  of  l>^).  In  that 
way  he  managed  to  reached  Dover.  - 
At  Dover,  and  at  tho  iutermediatr 
stages  on  tho  ioad  to  London,  oiher 
lioi^es  were  in  waiting,  Mid  he  was  in 
London  before  mianight.  Ne.vt  morn- 
ing, the  morning  of  the  20th  of  June, 
he^was  one  of  the  Cr..t  to  enter  the 
Stock  Exchange.  Li  gloomy  whi.n>erH 
he  told  those  who,  as  usu:d,  crowded 
round  him  for  news,  that  Elucher  and 
his  Prussians  bud  been  routed  by  Napo- 
leon before  Wellington  had    been  able 


SqncfZ'Pj^. 


\^'hiIo  we  are  grtnving  very  sensible 
indeed,  in  the  matter  of  dres.«,  f<o  far  as 
boots,  balmoral  skirts,  warm  st'ckiigs, 
and  high  necks,  we  arc  degenerating 
in  some  other  matters  quite  as  impor- 
tant. The  conset  is  not  a  nccesbary 
p;irt  of  a  woman's  wardrobe;  and, 
al;is  I  when  i.  woman  does  eon.mcnco 
to  wear  corsets  she  will  wear  them  tro 
sm.ill,  and  will  tu^;  at  the  lace  strings 
until  her  breath  becomes  short,  and  sho 
feels  it  neces.sary  to  refrain  from  any 
thing  like  u  coiiifortablc  meal.  Vi'c 
iay  notliing  about  a  well  .shaped  corsef, 
worn  loosely,  but  there  lies  the  dliTicul- 
ty.  A  loose  cors-et  injures  tlie  appear- 
ance instead  of  impruvirg  it,  and  iieo- 
ple  wear  corsela  that  they  may  have 
small  waists,  but  you  aio  cAposing 
yourselves  to  a  dozen  nusfortunco  which 
are  as  bad  as  a  large  Waist. 

Pit  lit,  you'll  surely  have  dyspepsia 
.Mid  grow  yellovv,  ami  cross  and  unhap- 
py ;  secondly,  your  hands  v.ill  grow 
red;  thirdly,  your  nose;  fourthly,  you 
V,  ill  bo  unable  to  walk  a  mile  at  once  ; 
lifthly,  dinner  will  be  a  Liisery ;  eixtuly, 
your  shoulder  blades  will  iticreaso  in 
sh'.e  and  latitude ;  seventhly,  your  eyes 
will  grow  weak ;  eighthly,  you  will 
break  down  at  thirty  oi  thereabouts, 
and  be  a  i^iL•kly  old  wom;vn  from  that 
time  forth.  If  these  truths  do  not 
frighten  women  Ifom  tight  corsets, 
[)erhaps  tlie  information  that  gentle- 
men do  not  ad:niro  what  dres.im:.'kers 


call  a  'pretty  figure'  so  much  as  a  uat- 
to  reach  the  Ueld  ;  that  by  himself    he  jural  one,  may  have  some  influence. 

C( 


30uld  not  possibly  suecocJ,  aud,  ihere- 
forc,  tho  cause  of  England  and  her  allies 

w'as  lost. 

The  funds  fell,  as  they  were   meant 
to  fall.     Kvovy  one  was  anxious  to  sell, 
and   Rothschild    and    his    accredited 
agents  scoffed  at  all  who  brought  them 
«crip  for  purcdiase.     Hut  scoic.-^  cf  un- 
known agents  were   at  work   all   that 
day  and^U  the  next.    Before  the  Stock 
Exchange  closed  on   the  afternoon  of 
the  second  day,  when   Nathan  Roths- 
child's strong  boxes  were  full   of  pa- 
per, ho  anncmiced,  on  hour  or  so  before 
the  news  came  through  other  channels, 
the  real  issuo    of  the    contest.     Very 
soon  the  funds  were  higher  than  they 
had  been  during  many  previous  weeks; 
and    P.othsehild  found     that    he    had 
made  something  like  a  uilHicn  pounds 
by  his  quick  traveling  and  clever  mis- 
representation.    Other  millions    were 
collected,  rather  more  slowly,  by  other 
transactions  of  a  like  nature.— A''(^^Aa/? 
M^ycr  Kothschiia-Iij   U.    B.  Fox 
Bourne. — 

A  Western  Woiuler. 


A  Trutli  J?iran£:or  than  Fiction. 


BlLLIAllD    llOOM. 

DAN  MAREHAM  &  CO.  PROS- 

Opposite  Clifton  House, 
Ma^'kato,  Minnesota. 

Our  tables  aro  now  and  aro  of  tho   bc?t   iU»l:o 
Good  c);;:irs  and  buiuors  at  tho  bar.  ^^'yl 


in 


ClIAllLES  E.  xMAYO, 

WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 


'^ 


CLIFTON    HOUSE. 

Front  street,  near  the  Lc/ce. 
MANKATO. -MINNESOOA. 

M     T.    C.  FLOWER,  rropr.etor. 

Oeneral  Staee  Offic-for  all  Points lothe  State.    Good 
General  -^^^^jj^^ ^.j,^  ^i^^i^,^  osUariu      lOj^ 


LAWS 

Corner  of  Holky  A  M;xin  Streets.  Winnebago  City 

D.  S.  LAW  Proprietor- 

stages  leave  this  House  for  all  Points. 
There  is  alao  a  good  livery  conuecte J  w^jh Jhc 
House.  ^^ 


AGENS  FOU 


LL  kinds  of  Job  Work  done  to  ora.r  u 

oaice. 


ttM.i 


duty  calls,  seldom  passes  a  nig 
her  capital,  and  has  pas.sod  less  than  a 
dozen  in  four  years.  She  remains  in 
quiet  at  Windsor  or  Ohb  rne.  She 
lias  no  company  but  what  her  oflicial 
position  imposes  on  her.  The  state 
apartments  at  Windsor  are  all  disman-  , 
,  ■;:  V^..  '    K  r  A  L  E  S  '    tied  and  aro  unused-  a  plain  silver  ser- 

pony  and  a  low  wheeled  carriage  the 
Queen  uses  for  lier  private  rides  at 
Windsor,  and  seldom,  unless  duty  calls 
her  to  London,  goes  beyond  the  private 
park  of  tho  Castle.  The  ono  hundred 
fine  horses  that  fill  the  Windsor  mews 
aro  seldom  used,  and  tho  eight  creams 
for  state  occasions  aro  not  driven  twice 


F  A  I  R  B 

ST.  PAUL. 


T3n3lyl 


SMITH    S5    IIUMPIiUEY, 

Dealers    in 

BOOKS  ^  STATlONEllY 

POST   OFFICE  IJUILDINC,   FRONT  ST., 
MANKATO, WINN. 

j:ir-rartieular  attention  paid  to  Music  Orders 


A  new 


a  Y*^^""' 

The  room  in  which  the  Prince  Con- 
lot  of  Wdrrcmhj  Dcf<U  just    ^^^.^  breaUicd  his  last  is  kept  with  ecru- 

'^^'1  nulous  care  just  as  the  Princo  left  it. 


What  lady  is  good  to  eat  ?  Sal  Ladd. 

What  lady  is  good  to  eat  with  her? 
Olive  Oil. 

What  lady  is  fond  of  debate  ?  Tolly 
Tishun. 

What  lady   paints  portraits?  ^Minny 

Turo. 

What  lady  is  foud  of  giving?  Jni- 

nie  Rosity. 

What  lady  is  much  talked  of?  Amc- 

lia  Ration.  . 

What  lady  paints    comic  portraits  . 

Carrie  K.  Tare. 

What  lady  is  made    to  carry    bur- 
idons?  EUaFant. 

What  lady  preaches  in  the  pulpit?— 
Minnie  Stir. 

W^'hut  lady  docs  everybody  desire  ? 
AnnU.  Ity. 

What  lady  is  acquainted  with   sur- 
gery  ?  Ann  Atomy. 

What  lady  lived  in  Noah's  time  ?— 
Aunty  Diluvian. 

Hancring  in  Moutana  is  styled  'climb- 
ing the"  pino  limb;   aud  iu    Nevada, 


Tho  greatest  wonder  iu  the  State  o. 
Iowa,  and  pcrliaps  any  other  State,  is 
what  they  call  the  'Walled     Lake,'  in 
Wright  County,  twelve  miles  north  ol 
the  Dubuque  aud  Pacific  railway,  and 
rbout  150  miles  west  cf  Dubu(iuc  city. 
Tho  lake  is  from  two  to  three  feet  high- 
er th.an  the  earth's  suriaco..     In  most 
places  the  wall  is  ten  feet  high,   width 
at  the  bottom  15  feet,  and  at  tiie  top  5. 
Another  fact  is  the  size  of  tho  stone  in 
construction;    the  whole    varying  in 
weight  from  three  tons  down    to    one 
hundred  pounds.   There    is  an  abund- 
ance of  stone  iu  Wright  county;  but 
surrounding  tho  l.'.kc_to  the    extent  of 
five  or  ten  miles  there  are  none. 

No  one  can  form  an  idea  as  to    the 
means  employed  to  bring  them   to  the 


An  IiKlianapolia  letter-writer  says: 
VvHiile  passing  through  tho  L'^niou 
Depot  a  few  days  ago,  I  was  accosted 
by  a  one  armed  man  in  faded  army  blue. 
His  apparent  familiarity  eurprieed  me 
at  first,  but  I  soon  recognized  him  a3 
an  old  acquaintance.  This  is  not  tho 
place  for  a  biography,  but  the  history 
of  this  man  is  suf^.iciently  exceptional 
and  iuteresting  to  deserve  at  leait  a 
passing  notice. 

Fourteen  years  ago  I  first  saw   him 
working  at  a  windlass  in  tho  gold  dig- 
gings of  Australia.     He  and  his  three 
l)artncrs  lioisted  by  that  windlass,  from 
a  single  shaft,  moro    than   eight  hun- 
dred thousand  dollars.     A  few  months 
Liter  I  bade  him  farewell  as  he  sailed 
from  Melbourne  for  New  ITork  with  two 
hundred  thousand  in  bills  of  exchange 
in  his  pocket.  I  next  saw  him  a  wound- 
ed rebel  soldier  lying  on  tho  battlefield 
at  Antietam.     A  little    moro     than    a 
year  later  I  saw  him  as  a  Union    sol- 
dier, lymg  in  a  hospital  in  Tennessee. 
To-dsy  he  is  a  lielpless  wanderer,  de- 
pendent on  charity  for  a  dinner. 


Here  is  the  latest  pen-and-ink   pot- 
iruit  of  M.  do  Lamartine  :     ''That  old 
man  you  see  sitting  in  an    arm   chair, 
sad  and  silent,  is  he.     So  recently    as 
ton  years  since,  when  he  walked  about 
the  streets  of  Paris  straigh.t,  thin    and 
buovant,  be  looked,  with  his  ihreadb.uo 
clothes,  like  a  nobleiilan  on  whom  for- 
tune had  not  smik^d,  and  who  shielded 
himself  by    cstremo    cleanliness  from 
the  results  of  poverty.     Now  age  has 
marked  him  distinctly  ;  every  feature, 
every  sinuosity  of  liis  epidermis  bears 
a'^'c's  claws.    If  the    head    retains   the 
Grecian  sraallncss  which  was  once  ad- 
mired, it  is   no    longer    ia  harmonious 
proportion  with  the  faco.     The    cheek 


«nnt   or  who  constructed   it.    Around  bones  and    itiws  haye   increased;  tho 


the  entire  lake  is  a  belt  of  w^oodland 
half  a  milo  in  width,  composed  of  oak  ; 
with  this  exception,  the  country  is  a 
rolling  prairie.  The  trees,  therefore, 
must  have  been  placed  there  at  the 
time  of  building  the  wall. 

In  the  spring  cf  1H55  there  was  a 
great  storm  and  the  ice  on  the  lake 
broke  the  wall  in  several  places,  and 
the  farmers  in  the  vicinity  were  obliged 
to  repair  the  damages  to  prevent  inun- 
dation.    The   lake  occupies  a  ground 


eyes  have  lost  their  luster,  and  that 
eloquent  mouth,  which  calmed  storms, 
and  pacified  an^ry  mobs,  has  lost  some 
of  its  teeth,  and  undergone  age's  de- 
forraitv.  He  speaks  with  bo  much 
difiiculty  ho  commonly  keeps   silent" 

Among  the  guests  at  a  crowded 
hotel  iu  a  neighboring  country  town, 
during  court  times,  was  a  burly,  noi.sy, 
rude  follow  named  Z.  The  dinner  bell 
rang,  and  tlie  guests  rushed  in  to  the 
table  with  the  haste  common  to  such 
j  times  and  places,  leaving  Z.  cheericss. 


faco  of  2,S00  acres,  depth  of  water  Lj^j  crowded  out  of  a  place  at  the  ta 


ur-mted  and  for  sale  at  thjs  oihcc. 


•early  nbin|. 


to  ascertain  where  the  water  comes  j.^g„e,j^  ^nd  calling  them  all  a  'drovo 
from  and  where  it  cjoes,  yet  it  always  of  hungry  hogs;'  whereat  a  quick  wit- 
remains  clear  and  f^-esh.  ted  young  lawyer ro.e  and  rhymed  htm 
^^'^^ down  as  follows  : 

Ho  to  the  ant  thou  sluggard  ;  consider   ..ju  jroves  ofhn-g,  my  friend,  you'll  RlwarsCnd 
'^•^'■^  ,         .         °°  I     Tlie  biu'i;cst  hog  •jfitUthcdroTe  behind." 

her  ways  and  be  wi^c. 


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1*UK8C0TT,  May  20,  ISG7. 

Mil.  Ei>iToii,  l>car  Sir  :-  It  lius  not 
been  from  tbrgetfiiliiess,  nor  I'jv  want 
ol  inclination  that  I  liavo  not  commu- 
nicated to  the  Fuse  IIomkstead  for 
the  p:ist  few  weeks;  but  every  clay 
bus  brou-ht  with  it  now  and  viuious 
^  ^^^ities  t.)  cnga-e   my  time   an  I  atten 

^^  ■  ,  .lion.      1  ii;ivo  tnea  to  nersuadc  stjvcral 

moiid.  new^i<;n>.T  conesrondonts  assort,  I ,.,.«, ,i..,.,^  ,^f  «i  •.    .         .i    .  .i         i      i  i 
..      '    '  \  '    '♦^'^t'lLMits  ot  this  town  lliat  they  shuoUl, 


MAY  22,  iser. 


Judae  liulerwaod  was  fully  dctermin 
od  ilat  be  w*4uld  not  b.'ul   JciY.    Dav's, 


and  ou-bt  in  duty  to   themsolvcs  and 
tauiilios  sulisonbo  btr  and  hel[>  support 


und  as  late  at*  the  evoniu-  before  tbe  j  Uu«ir  county  paper.  I  ubt.ined  tbo 
release  be  lutlmaled  very  Htvoui^ly  that  ^  proujise  from  at  b-ast  eight.  How 
lie  shoukl  have  condortable  apartments  well  the  promise  is  fuUiiler  vour  list 
li.t.d  up  in  Lbl.y  Prison  for  Mr    Havis"    of„^,,y  s.bscribers  will  tvl!.    'a  viitu 

occupation.     After  an  hours  talk,  with    _,,^  „„  i    ,,.         i   ,i  ♦        i  i 

^  j  oils  ami   au    eniii^htened    people    can 

<!rc'«.U'V   bis  mind  was    cluuiireJ.  With  '  „«  •  .r   i. .     .... -i -.- >  i       m    ..  „     -i 

•^  nc.t.1    bk»     ensi.rveil.      Jlanuers     easily 


The  lollowin^:;  from  the  I'uisbmi^'h 
Gazette,  is  a  sk-jtch  of  a  business 
house  in  tb»t  city,  illust ratine-  our 
views  relative  to  tbe  benefits  of  adver- 
tising exactly.  There  is  no  <pie.slion 
whatever  about  Ihjs  matter  of  beiuii 
benefitej  by  a  liberal  yet  judicious  use 
of  printer's  ink  ; 

In  a  brief  interview  with  (uic  of  our 
most  liberal  patrons,  a  few  d.>y.s  since, 
we  imjuired  his  experience  uf  the  poli 
cy  of  advertisini;.  We  regard  bis  an- 
swer as  nok'wordjy,  and  commend  it 
to  the  consideration  of  others.      11    siiiil 


Fort  Ilid^ley  is  to  be  abandoned  us 
a  military  post. 

Mr.  John  Stoker,  near  Oakland  Mills, 
Nicholas  county,  Ky.,  has  a  three  year 
old  virgin  Ijeifjj^-  that  is  giving  two  gal- 
lons of  milk  per  day.  Ilio  calf  was 
raised  in  the  yard,  and  was  braught  up 
to  milk  by  being  continually  fondled 
by  the  cliildren,at  first  giving  but  a  small 
<piantity,  which  gradually  increased  till 
she  now  gires  three  gallons  per  day. 

Harvard  University  has  taken  h  s^.cp 


IS  engaged  has  been  carried  on  at  the 
same  stan«l  for  ten  years  by  one,  aii'l 
neirly  ten  years  by  an  Jthci  predcce.ssdr. 
Tiiat  ihe.-e  two  men  gave  dilligeut  at- 
tention to  their  busiiies«i.     'ib-jy   weri' 


the  result  we    have    seen.     Wha'ever   au  1  rapidly  mature  into  morals,  and  il  J"^^  ^i^'lc- to  eko  out  a  living.    That  he 
can  U  said  of  the  greater  part  ot  Crce- 1  ,,^  ,^.^^,^,^i  ,,^^^^  ^^  ,,^^^,.^^,  ^,„„„,,„,it^^  ,,^    ^^^'^^^  '"'t  tlu)  concern  ten    years   ago. 

k'\  .■>  career,  bis  rei Old  regarding  soces  1.1     ..,  i       ,      ,  t  -.i  i 

/  .  o  ci  1  sIjouM    supply    ourselves     with    good 

>ion  has  been  entirelv  consistent,      lie;,.    .  k.   ,        »         ,  •,  i,        i       ? 

u-aamg.     As    liiiluhood    ailvances  to 


commenced  hy  advocating  the  right  of  |  „^^^„,^^,„.,  j,,^.  transition  from  bad  man- 
seces.^ion  bvf.ae  the  war  was  m.augu  I  „^  ,.^  ^^,  ^^^^j  ,j^,^,..^,^  j^  .,,„„.^,  inipercep- 
ri  edyand  after  it  is  ov.r  he  takes  a  j  ^j,,,,.^  ^:,^,,^^  ,,,^.  prevalent  state  of  the 
leaning  part  in  screeiimg  from  ad  hope  ^  j„i„,|  ^^.^i,,^,,  proceed,  as  wattr  rises 
i.rpu.ii.hment  the  chief  criminal  whom    ,ro,n  a  fountain.     Heiue,  what  now  is 

^^^^^  "^''^  '^""'""•"^ a  word  or  a  phase,  bocom.>s  a  tliou-ht, 

Ciy^'It  ij,.>uiua  that  the  iebelcro.\d,  find  is  embedsbed  by  the  imagination 
in  wailing  daring  ibe  -ceremonv"  of  --i^  b.lb'nud  into  a  vicious  (k-iio,  gains 
Jor    I  avis'  re.e;r»e,  broke  forlli'  into    ^ '-^'"l-^^J'  =«''l  boldness  bv  being  always 


The  Supreme  Court  has   denied  the 

motion  nf  the   Mis.sissippi    pelitiuner<, 

,  ,.,•..  1  '  .»      1   .  .. .  I  welconi",  until  at  last  under   some  ur- !  nuil  ilisnd?.>ed  the    petition   for    an  iu- 

t\\o  successive  and   c mciirrent    cheers  '  !.         .  '  . 

,1  ,  .     .         1      .      .„    1     -1   I  ueitt    leiiiittalioii   il    dares,  l".>r  onee,  to 'junction.      It    has     also    decided    that 

on  the  mock  uiaitj>r  s  release  oa    ban, ;  ^  >■  '  '       i 

[lut  Ml  the  visible  form   oi   action.     It  j  treasury  notes  are  a    legal  tender    for 
is  wlien  veuturetl  upon  again  ami  again,    the  p.»yment  of  debts. 

2ii^^  ^V   serious    riot    occured    last 


»3  folio  AS 


••Hurrah  for  .l«rt.  I»avi.-  ; 
ll'air.ill  i'"V    llor;i.\-    iJluoI-V." 


the  sa.ne  kind  of  husin^-ss  in  which   he!'"  ^^"^  '"'f''^  direction.      Instead    ot    a 

four  year's  course  in  JjaVm  and  (Ireek, 
when  the  student  emerges  froyi  the 
verdancy  of  a  fry-,lrman  to  llie  astute- 
ness of  a  sophomore,  ho  is  no  longer 
comjtclled  to  grub  up  dreek  roots  and 
ccmstiue  blind  Latin  sentences,  but  is 
allowed  to  forsake  them  foi'  the  live 
languages  and  sciences. 

JNlrs,  Gen.  CJaiiir-s,  the  persevering 
and  successful  litigant,  is  having  built 
what  will  be  the  bandsomc.it  residence 
in  New  York,  Its  location  is  near  the 
Central  Park.  Its  area  is  114  by  100 
feet.  Sp'acious  balls,  grand  staircase?, 
reception  room,  drasviug  room,  parlor, 
boudoir,  library,  dining  rooni,chambers, 
dressing  room,  picture  gallery,  theatre, 
ball  room,  billiard  room,  bath  rooms, 
kitchens,  wine  cellar,  and  everything 
else  are  complete  in  modern  variety  and 
luxurious  aj  iiointment. 


aiiu  heg.an  debtcr  for  tin;  \vb.)le  »'Stab 
lislinieiit.  He  f,;ll  poor,  and  only  ex- 
pended fifty  dollars  per  annum  in  each 
'd*  ihe  business  papers  tiie  lirstyear; 
that  subse([uen»ly  lie  increased  his  ex 
penees  to  several  thousand  dcdlars  an- 
nually for  adverti.sing,  and  the  result 
has  demo^istrated  its  marvelous  utility, 
as  he  is  lo-«lay  worth  !;?  170,000,  and 
ids  niniual  pioiita  are  couistantly  in- 
crea.sin^f. 


i^ 


WAllCOMMENC'D.I 


■0- 


t  am  now  receiving  lh» 

Largest    and    Most    Com})lete 


more  I'lV'fieirJy  aa  I  less  v/ari'.y,  until 
We  have  heard  each  before,  hut  n.-t  ,-1.^,^.1,;^;^,,,  forges  the  ehiin  .>f  hibit ;  and 
both  together.  For  eonvenience's  .sake  '  ^|,^.,j  ,,,.ot-mo  languag',  imagin ition, 
we  weu'.d  lecommend  a  fornnlu  in  a.-.  j^.,:j.^/.^.,j  j,.^^-,t^  lij;„j  Hj^.^j.  ^.t^.^.^,  i„ 
cordance  with  tb.e  latter  iiHlividu-al's  j|^^.  j,,.-,^,,,  ,,^^j^^,  vl  iy\i\.  In  this  way 
usage,  which  would  po.ssess  the  advant-  !^       ^r,,,  ^^  ,,,,,,  ,.,,,  u,,  ^ever-  '■  ^^^^^''"''^  j*"  ^  '"  ^'''\   «^  ^''^,  /'^'^^'^    '^^ 

age  of  being  at  one.  corcise  and  eu-  :  „.,,  ,;,,  ^-.^^  ,,,,,,1  ,.,i  J,,|,,  ,,a  ,  j  ^^  »-  '^^^^^  "P  tl'^  speaking. 
],hunious,  and  in  which  ih.re  wuuld  not  ,  ^i,-,i,i  ^^.j^^  |,^,j,  i,^,^,,^  allowed  to  follow,    '^~ 


week  at  Mobile,  during  Jud'^e  Kellv's 

speech.     Three  rrren  are  known  to  have 

Ibten  kiMel.    The  riot    trrew  out   of  an 


only  be  rhyme  but  reason 

-HiirraL  tor  J.  D., 
llurrdh  lor  H.  ti.' 


KEWS    ITEMS. 

and  m<M'k  and  hoot  at   au  intemperate 

man  in    the  slr.>ets  is  fur  more    likely        'i''''-  il'^"llliter  of  Henry    W.    Shaw 

to  become  intemperate  himself,  than  it  |  ( J<jsh.  iJiilings.)  was  married  recently, 

r-^"The  "nmts  has    au  ariiele    on  ;  j,^  j^.j.^  ^,^.,j  accustonxed  to  regard  him  |  bi  Poughkeepgie,  to   a  Peruvian. 

Jeff.  Davis' release  umler  the  title    ot    ,.!th  lot  v  -is -i  t'lllen  bfixljcr  ap  I  with        m"!         •  i»      i     1  .1 

A\un  [Miv  .IS  .1  i.iiit-M  oi.^inei,  .0.  I  \>iLo         ^^^^    steam    ram   Dandeiburg,    tbe 

sacred  abhore.jce,  as  one  sell  brutitied  1  ^j^gf  p,^^^.^.,.|-,ji  ^.^y^\^^^.   ^f    naval    war- 


NIAV  ADVKKTISExMENT^S. 

FAR]!H  rOR  SALE 

rntlKSoutli  Wc.<t  (iiurtor  l?.cu<ni  of  Town 
±  111.!,  Itiei-o  li7,  in  I'rcv-c-uU  Town.-liii,,  aiiu  2 
luil'S  lioiii  Wiiiiitl.a;:(.  Tity,  l-'ariltjiult  County, 
i>  ollV-TfJ  lor  sal«,  tiicuii  tor  ca.sh,  or  on  tlurt 
tiiMi". 

Tills  is  nn  ok-'ant  Quarter  Section  of  m.ij'low 
ni:«l  il^v  rollinj;  i.r.iirio.  l-'^r  lerta.s,  upi-ly  at  Of- 
liio  of  llo.MKsi  t.^ii.  or  to  flio  8ul).-iTil>(.T.  at  Miui- 
kiUo.  u.  It.  CLLVEL.VND. 

Miiy  10,  1SC7.  ii;!OwG 


U.  S.    Land   Office. 

■\Vinneliii';o  City,  Minn.,  May  13,  ISC". 
l^oSiimutl  11  Fri.-bio  : 

William  Kin<;.sh;y  lias  thi.<  Jay  ajiplij  1  fior  the 
.south  i  north  wust  i  iiection  2«)  and  ea.st  V  north 
east  i  section  27   townshiii    lli;!    nortli,  ranj^c  2*) 

,  west;   it  hiin;,' ihc'lamJ  you  tiled  on.  You  are  here- 

by  notified  to  be  and  upjiear  at  this  otliceon  .S.itur-  [  have  .»penca'*u  lirst  elass  Livcrv  .Stable  in  Winne''- 
<iay  the  !.■>  day  of  .June,  lSti7  at  I  o'clock  p  m,  tor  l,a;;o  City,  where  ;,'Ooa  ••establishments"  can  be 
llie    piirpotfo  otgiviuK  the  whole  matter  a  fair  and     had  at  ail  tiiMts,  d,tv  or    ni^'h*.     Pa sscn filers  ar- 


etuek   of 

Clothing 

FUllNLSllIXG  (iOODS. 

ll^is^  Caps,  c^c. 

Ever  IJrouglit  to  tlie  ]\Iiii!iesota 
Valley, 

an.'l  have  commciicci  . 

WAR  ox  HIGH  rrjcES, 

of  which  fact  all  my  old  euptomsrs  and  tho  pab- 
Ik  g'eueiilly 

Will  be  satisfied  by  ctillin;!;  and  E.^rara- 

iuiiii^  my  (xoods,  and  hearing 

my  I- rices. 

ever  bearing  in  rmnd   my  motto  of 

Sellin-  ?kIORH  (loods  for  ONE 

DOLLAR  than  ANY 

II0U6C  in  the  \'alley. 

Isaac  Marks. 

Mankato,  Minn.,  Nov.  2G,  18(jG        ly 

Livery     Stai>le ! 


IMPORTANT  DECISION, 

After  oar»>ful  investigation  by  competent  judges 
It  has  been  luUy  and  fairly  decided  tbat  the  U«» 
place  to  purchase 

DRY  GOODS, 

GROCERIES, 
HATS  and  GAPS, 

BOOTS  and  SHOES, 

and  ia  feict  any  kind  of  Oood.^,  is  at  tbe  Store  oj 

K.    JH.    Wilson, 

Xext  door   to  RlCHARDFOX?, 


where  more  Goods  can  br)  h«d  for  owe  dollar  thaa 
any  other 

NTORH 


in  Faribault  County. 

R.  M.  AMLSON. 

v4n21tf        pr  N.  W.  Sakgext/ 

April  5th,  1867. 


GEORGE  ct  COGGRA\'E. 


WANTED— AGENTS— SCHOOL  TEACIt 
EIJ.S,  CLEUGVMEN,  to  take  orders  for 
our  new  woik, 


CHRIST  AND  THE  TWELVE/ 

Editcd  By 

DR.  J.  G.  HOLLAND, 

Author  of   "Life    of   Lincoln,"    «'Timothy   Tit- 
comb's  Lcttets,"  "Littersweet,"  etc. 

Agents  silready  in  the  field  are  taking  from 
fifty  to  one  hundred  orders  per  week.  Xo  other 
book  now  pviblishc'l  sells  so  rapidly.  Largest 
commissiou  given  to  Agents.  For  terms  and 
territory  al*ply  to  GHARLES  BILL,  Chicago, 
111.  v4nlS 


-.-  ,     ,     ',      ,1,.    1  .'    1       -1  .-    i  I  think  as  the  (xraiui  Jurv  are  already    .,.,,..„,..♦,  r  ..,.,  .^. 

:Nubody  should  hud  iauk  \Yilh  a  poetic  i  ,  ,.,•     „      ,    ^,./    p-iyment  of  wnges. 


justice  '.vhioh  ends  an  extravaganza   in  \ 
the  same  stvle  in  which  it  was   boirun. 


buiuinoned  to  meet  at  IJlue  ICarth  City 
iu  a  few  'livs,  they  ha«l  bjtter  return 
the  wool  and  subscribe  fur  the  FiitE  ! 


Would  rcsperlf  illy  inform  the  p.iblic  thtf  tliej' 


impartial  invcsii{;atiou. 


A.  ir.  1:11. 1, l.«   H.^'isttT, 
11.  W.  U0»,LE7,  Kciclver. 


U.  8.  Land  OiHce. 


^37°  The   Jctl".    l):ivis  'furce'    being  ,  1Io>ilsteal>.     Ue.Ni)ecttuIly  V.niis, 
*euded,'  it  is  clearly  entitled  to  a  title. 
Fortunately  it  has  been  too   character- 
istic, lias    preserved    the  unities     too 


Tbe    statement  of  the  .'^ecretarv    of 


d 


fa.thtuUy  from    beginning    t<.  end    to    ^1,,  Xrexsurv,  nt.ade  on  the  1st  ot  May 
justify  us  iu  naming  it  'No  Name.'     Il    ^^^^^^.  ^j^^^^  [.^^  ^^^^^  ^^  ^,^^   ^^^^^^^^ 

a  title  i.to  be  borrowed,  we    suggest   .^^d  unfunded  debt  of  the  L'nited  Stato.^^ 
ODC  approptute  both    to   tho  eircum.  ;  ,^^^^  j^^^.^.^.^^^^^  ,^^^^^^  ^.^.^^  ^,^j,.j^^,^^  ^^^^^._ 

ing  the  month  ef  April  ;  but    deduct- 


Btances  under  whicli  the  moc-k  hero 
was  apj-rebeuded  ar.d  discharged  :  •  Tlie 
ret  of  the  I'tttlcoats. 


Ihe  la'ly  who  Claims  tobetbc  WiJo\V  -».      .        .,.      „.       ,,  ,    ,,_ 

•'  ,  I  TTinnebago  tity,  Mmn,  May  17th,  lSo7. 

Ot  Dr.   Kane,  lormerly  Miss    lo.\,   of  i  To  .John  M  oi.is: 

iil>-.^.l./^  4  ...  T.'..       I.:         1'    1  •         V       4  I  -   Edwin  M  Foster  has  this  dav  anblied  for  th« 

Koche^ter  Kuockmgs     lame,  is  about  j  „„,ii,  ,.^,„  ,;,  .^^  .<ee:L'to.n.<hip  liu  north,  n..ge:].) 

west:  il  beir'.g  the  land   you    tiled    on.     You    are 

licreby  notified  to  bo  and  .'i!i)i'.<(r  f»t  this  olTiee  oi% 

AVitliani   Lloyd     Garri.son,    who     has    Tuesday  the  tSth  day  of  .Innc  loO?  at  l  j.  m  for 

llie  piirposoof  giviii;;  the  whole  mutter  u  fair  and 
iiii[i;irtial  invcslig.itioji. 

A.  H.  IU  l.l.iS.  U.L'i>t.r, 
H.  W.  l>(iLhKV,R.-c-:Tcr. 


JINNEISHE.-QUA.       ^^  aj.pear  again  as  a  medium. 
TlJC  :»;.bnc  Debt. 


n 


^^"The  following  tdegrar.  was 
received  by  Judge  Underwood  in  the 
court  room,  a  short  time  bet'oro  be  ad- 
juitted  JclT.  Davis  to  bail  : 

"Washington,  May  V>, 
"To  Judge  Underwood  : 

"IJeware    of  Greclev,       Ilcmendjer 


iug  the  cash  in  tbe  Treasury,  there  is 
a  decease  of  $2,041, '.>7  I  in  iho  total 
a;_'gi\g:i;e  We  c.iii  har<ily  look  for  as 
rapid  dimiautiou  vt'  the  public  debt  to 
take    place  wilhiu    the    present    fiscal 


ju.>t,  st'iled  tur  Murope,  was  presented 
bi.fore  his  departure  with  §30,000  by 
his  frieiuls  a*.  Boston,  as  a  testimoniijl 
to  his  services  in  the  unti  slavery  cause. 

The  Lorillard  tobacco  factory  in 
New  York  is  the  largest  in  the  world. 
It  j'tiys  more  than  !?l,U00,Oi.'U    per  year 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winneba;io  City,  Minn,  May  13,  ISO/. 
T.)  Francis  M  Weld: 

Ed".>ard  J  Dowling  has  thii:  dri^-  aiijdi'-d  fur  the 
.^■.lutli  wpat  <iii:«rler  ^-ction  L*.  tovvn-ihip  l'>! 
north,  range  u2  wmr. :  it  beiii:r  the  land  y..u  fiici 


riving  by  .efago  ciiriied  to  any  |ioint  desired 
Stable  aud  Office  just  back  of  lh«  New  Babtist 

Chur(  il. 

Winnebago  Gi'.y,  Jan.  10,  ISC7. 

"  WINNEBAGO     CITY  ~ 


m.  C.  J.  rAllLEY, 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,  May  8th,    1867. 
To  William  Ireland: 

Ivnud  I'cderson  has  this  day  applied  for  the 
II  e  ijr  see,  It  township  1(11  north,  range  26  west, 
it  beine  tlje  hind  3'ou  tiled  on.  You  are  hereby 
notifieil  to  be  and  ;»i'pear  at  tnis  office  on  Satur- 
day tlie  Sth  day  of  Jmie,  i^67,  at  t  o'clock  p,  m, 
for  the  purjiose  of  jiiving  the  whole  matter  a 
fitir  and  ia*partial  investigation 

A  H  15ullis,  ilcgister 
M  W  Ilollcy,  Receiver 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,  May  8tb,  1S67. 
To  .Tobn  ILiley  : 

Peter  Lar^on  has  this  day  rpplied  for  tho 
s  e  firsee  11  township  101  north  range  26  west  ; 
it  being  the  land  you  tiled  on.  You  are  hereby 
notified  to  be  and  a]>ne.ir  at  this  office  on  S<«turday 
the  Sih  day  of  Juno,  iS67,  at  I  p  m,  for  the  pur- 
po.se  of  giving  the  whole  matter  »  fair  and  im- 
partial i2rvejligution, 

A.  H.  UVir.IS,  Resistor. 
11.  W.H01.LKV,  Rt'.civer. 


DEALER  JN 


Patent  ^Ft'diclnesi,  Paiut^^,  Oils, 


J     .  ...  \  ,      on.     \on  ;,ro    hereby    uoti!iedto..o    und  upi.ear  jnu^l      Dve-StullSi,      KerOSClie     Oil,; 

in  taxes  to  tho  (lOVernmeut,  and  SJiCntis  ;  al  this   othee  on  Knday    the  14ih   day  of  June,  ''  ^  ^  'i 

vi  001)  n.rM.m.ti.  f.^r  .uMroiM.r  i-.i.,.'-  j  I  Hw,  at  It  oviock  .V .«.  f.r  t.ie  purpohc  of  giving  Lamiis,    PerfuniLTv  and   Taney 

•Nlj'Jt'U   per  moUtU  lor  plintUig    iaOCiS.    the  whole  matter  a  fair  and    impartial    iuvcsli-  -^     '  ^  ^ 


Tho    distance  from  Xcw    York,  by 
rail,  to  Salt  Luke,   is   o,12'.>    miles,   of 


gatiou. 


.«.,  II.  IM  t.ldS.  IteKister, 
11.  »\.  lIUbLKY,  Kcocivcr. 


year  as  in  tho  h).-t,  for  several  ruasons.    which  l,"^^!  miles  have  been  completed 
Iu  the  Hist  place,  owing  to  stagnation    and  are  in  successful  operation,  leaviug 


I 

in  business  and  a  fulling  olTin  imports, 

there  will  be  a  consitlerable    decrease 


Libby  Prison.  Ander.sonville  and  lielle  ;  j^^  ^.^.-^^.^    jvceipls.     In  tho  item   of 
Islau'i.     rttv  milli«'ns  :ue    luoking   on  |  .      ^  ,.  ,  , 

and  expect  y-u  to  do  your  duty,  while  j  i'evenue  fiotn  in..,mes,  waich  last  year 
three  buudrJd  th  u^au  I  patiiots'  gravtS  :  amounted  to  a  very  largo  sum,  it  is  es- 

t;m:itcd  tlii-t  there  will  bo  a  diminutiou 
of  nearly  li:ty  per  cent.     iVuliaps  this 


crv  aloud  for  reveirj'' 


(Signed; 


VoUlt    UlllKM*." 


State  Loan.  -The  Htatc  Treasurer  lJo'>ir^'  i^  ^^'J  birge,  lut  it  1%  well  known 
has  advertised,  in  pursuance  of  law, '  ^-^'-^^  "^•'^"V  <'^'  '^^»''  I'^avicst  merchants, 
lor  a  loan  of  >;  100,000,  tbe  proceeds  to  who  returned  incomes  last  year  of  bun- 
be  applied  to  defraying  the  building  ;  dreds  ot  thousmds  of  dollar.s,  will  this 
•expense.,  cf  certain  State  iu.^titutions.  '  y^':i»'  be  unable  to  return  any  tiling  but 
The  bonds  will  be  issued  in  sums  ,d"'|  "'^'"i"'il  i"^^'"^''')  ^"^'^'J'^  «<>»'C  will  feel 
one  thousand  dollars  eadi,  and  n\  ill '  theiii.<elves  fortunate  if  their  halance- 
iear  7  i»er  cent,  inlerest-the  liighcsl  ■^beets  do  nut  show  con.siderable  losses, 
proposals  above  pur  to  be  accepted  by  i  '^'be  same  is  true  of  the  mercliants  of 
the  Siate.  other  cities  and  the  country  at    large. 

Another  stMirce  of  revenue    which  the 

r*:^*  A  case  has  just  coinc  to  light  .  Government  has  hitheito  been  able  to 
where  an  othcer,  cashiered  for  treach- j  ivaU  it.s-elf  of  will  presently  le  l(j.st— 
cry  and  cowardice,  and  sentence  ap-  j  "••inudy,  the  proceeds  ot  auctu.ui  sales 
proved  from  the  commanding  general  |  of  vessels,  scrap-iron,  stores,  and  non- 
np  to  1're.jident  Lincoln,  and  not  yet  I  J^'sciipt  pr-j.erfy  remaining  on  hand 
set  a.-.ide,  is  now  a  c.-nadential  aiient !  •^^'^^'^'  l''<'  ^^ar  closed.  These  have  now 
in  Olio  of  tbu    departiueitts    ut,    Wash-  j  "-■'•'y  :i''  ^>^-^'"    ^H''>^^^   ''^'    ^t   "ced 

1  U'li  be  dotibted,  liowever,  that  tho  (iov- 

ernnicnt  will  find  means  to  provide  I'ub 


mgton 


^-^The  l'ic8i<]cnt  is  exceedingly 
jubilant  over  the  release  of  Jeff.  Davis, 
and  will  eudeavor  to  hold  the  Ilepub- 


ly  in  the  future  for  its  current  expenses 
and  payments  of  interest.  Several 
scbcmes  liuvc  already  been  devised  to 


licans  responsible  for  his  non-trial,  he  I  ^^^^^^^    ^^^^,  po.ssiblo  contingent- y,  some 
claiming  that,  as  a  i).rty,  they  art^    re  j  ^^^^  ^j.  „.|,i^.i,^  y,.  .,t    least  one  equally 
.sponsible    lof    Greeley's    and    Cerrit 
Smith's  couduct. 


suittille,  is  likely  to  be  adopted  when 

rc<juired.   Thus  far  the  debt  has  been 

f --^The  first  name  signed  to  the   liq'iiJnted  with  a  raphlity  beyond  pro- 

baif  l^nd  after  that  of  Jefierson  Davis,   cedent  in  the  history  of  national  finance. 


IK  IJoraco  Greeley  ;  then  ScIk-'H,  of  New 
York,  and  A.  Jackinan,  of  I'hiladel- 
phia.  A  little  lower  down  is  the  name 
of  John  Minor  liotts,  of  Virginia. 

Z'-^f^  Mr.  Greeley   looked  quite    as 


— Harper''^   ^Welhj. 


Advices  from  lierlin  bring  intelU- 
ganco  of  the  death  of  the  Hon.  Joseph 
A.  Wright,  Uuitcd  States  Minister  to 
Trussii.  Mr.  Wright,  a  native  of 
Pennsylvauia,  v/as  at  the  timo   of  his 


Inppy  an  any  of  the  late    Confederates  i  ^  ^•""^^^'^^^"'=''  ^' "^  ^^  ^""  "'""    "^  '"" 
when  tho  court  announced  tli.t  it  would  |  ^^^^^^'^  al^uts^xty-two  years  of  age. 


accept  bad,  and  tho  greetin;j;  he    gave      It  is  said  that  Greece  huy.s  seven  mon 
Mr    i)avis  was  very  uordial.  itora  of  the  I'liiled  i:'alce. 


butl,2o2  miles  to  be  built. 

General  L  IL  IZosseau  has  been 
■jrdcrcd  to  Portland,  Orei/on,  where  lie 
will  a"<stimo  command  ot  a  new  depart 
ment  to  be  created  out  of  Oregon, 
Washincrton  and  Yankee  iCussia. 

.V  newspaper  correspondent  says 
that  Chicago  employs  J,000  trade 
drummeis,  IJoston  .'5,000  and  Xew 
York  0,001  >.  Other  cities  are  suj)poscd 
to  make  up  a  round -0,000.  Ihirty 
years  ago  the  system  was  unknowu. 

To  be  a  poor  stranger  with  a  sick 
wife  and  three  childien  in  America, 
Partoii  says,  is  to  be  in  purgatory  that 
is  provided  Vv  ith  a  practicable  door  into 
paradise.  Ihit  to  Le  such  a  person  in 
Loudon,  is  to  bo  in  a  bell  without  visi- 
ble ouUtt. 

A  Doinocr.atic  paper  forcibly  illus- 
trates the  change  which  has  recently 
(jome  over  tlio  Democratic  party  as  ful- 
lows  :  "lie.'ore  the  war  the  d — d  nig 
ger  wa.s,a  slave  ;  after  the  war  the  ig- 
norant nigger  was  free;  at  the  present 
timo  our  intelligent  colored  fellow-citi- 
zen is  a  voter. 

During  the  masquerade  ball   at  the 
AlVaires  Kntrangeres,  at    Paris,  where 
the  Emperor  and  h^mi)ress    were  lud 
den  among  the  maskers  by    closely  fit 
ting  doiniijocs,  which,  as    soon   as  dis 
covered,  wcro   changed,  great  amuse 
ment  was  allorded  bv  a  young  English 
girl,  who  on  passing  hefore  the  Ewpe- 
ror,  was  heard  to  say    to  her  partner: 
"  Thai  gentleimm  has  changed  his  dom 
ino  three   times,  for  I  have  watched 
I  asked  his  name  and  they  tell  me  it  i> 
the  Conite  do  Ham.     Is  he  so  i;rcat  Ji 
man  that  he  must  not  be  recognized  V 
His    3Iajesty    lauglied    outright,  and 
wlicii    the  young    lady    passed    back 
again,  bowed  lorn,  tj  her  great  aiuaze 
meet  and  cenfu.-.iou. 


U.  S.  Land  Of^ce. 

"\Viiin«;bMgo  City,  Minn.,  May  9ih,  1867. 
To  Siiai!  Town : 

Elij;sh  IJeldin  lias  this  day  apjilied  tor  tlie 
north  ea^t  ijuartersection  IS  towiifihiji  101  north, 
ran^e  liti  we.<t  :  it  being  the  land  you  liled  on. 
i  ■111  are  hereby  notiiicd  to  he  ami  appear  at  tliis 
othee  on  ."^.iturday  the  sdi  day  of  .lune,  1S07,  at 
12  o'elock  II,  for  the  purjio-e  of  giving  the 
whole  matter  a  fair  and  in)i):irtial  investi«:ation. 

.\.  If.  lUM.IS.  Ui-.-i.-tor, 
II.  W.  lIOLLtV,  Uecelver. 


Articles. 


l\  S.  Laud   Office. 

Winni  bago  City,  :,!inn.,  May  2d,  ISC". 
To  James  .Mooney  : 

John  ftiiUivau  ha."*  i\\U  day  applied  for  the 
north  west  <|uarter  of  ?eetion  24,  townthip  HI2 
north,  range  2'.»  we.st ;  Mt  being  thj  land  you  filed 
oil.  You  are  hereby  notified  to  bo  and  ajijiear  at 
lhi.<<  ofiiee  on  Monday,  tho  ;;d  day  of  June,  1S(>7, 
at!  <i'eloek  )>  in,  for  the  iiurpoi^c  of  giving  the 
whol'j  matter  a  fair  and  imivirtial   investigation. 

A.  n.  nn.i.is.  K.-nist<T, 

ir.  W.  IIOLLEV,  Kcceivcr. 


L".  S.  Land  OfHce. 

"Winnebago  City,  Minn,  May  Ith,  1S07. 
To  Jeremiah  Cournev  ; 

Kugeno  Snllivan  lias  \h\*  day  applic'l  f'T  the 
north  west  quiirter  .section  12,  town.-hiii  102  north 
range  'I'J  wt^st ;  it  being  the  hind  you  filed  on. — 
You  are  hereby  notiiied  to  i)e  and  appear  at  this 
'olfiee  on  Saturday  the  sth  day  of  June,  ls'i7,  at 
12  <i'eb'ilv  M,  fir  tho  piirp(<se  of  giving  the  whole 
matter  u  fair  aud  impartial  investijration. 

A.  II.  lill.l.l.-:.  Kfjiister, 
11.  W.  110LIJ;V,  Keecixer. 


U.  8.  Land  (Jilice. 

Winnebago  City,  3Iiuu,  May,  7,  1S07. 
I',)  Charles  .S  hiiubal': 

Willi.1  li  I'errin  has  this  day  applied  for  tho 
south  we.-t  ((uarter  of  fettion  two,  town.sliip  one 
hundred  and  four  north,  range  twenty-nine  wes'. : 
it  lieing  theland  you  liled  on.  You  are  hereby 
notiiied  tolte  and  appear  at  thi.'<  olhee  on  Saturday 
Ibe  Sth  ilay  of  June,  lst'i7.  at  1  o'eloek  p  in,  for 
the  imrjioso  o!  giving  she  whole  matter  a  fair  and 
impartial  investigation. 

A.  If.  IM'I.LIS,  Uegisttr. 

1!.  \V.   UOLIiKY,  lUoeiviT. 


Pure       Liquors. 

ToiiAcco     and     C  re  ails, 

Scliool  Books   aud   !Stationer}\ 

Blank  Books.  Diarie.s,  Memo- 
randa Books,    Letter,  Cap,  and 

Note  Papers,   Pens,    Pencils,   Su-    uiis  olliee  on  .-Saturday  the  20th  day  of  June,  1S67, 

at  I  o'el.ek  p  ui,  for  the    purpojc    of    giving  the 
whole  matter  a  lair  and  impartial  investigation. 
A.  1I.15ULLIS,  Register. 
U.  W.  UOLLEY,  Keceivcr. 


r.'.y.  /,.<«(/  Ofur. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  May  6tl  ,  1S67. 
io  Liudsey  White: 

Ole  Oieson  l-b-e  has  this  day  applied  for  the 
north  east  quarter  of  scerion  22,  township  101 
north,  range  25  west:  it  being  the  land  \ou  filel 
on.  You  arc  hereby  notified  to  ajipear  at  this  <  ILSi 
on  Saturday' the  Sth  day  of  Jur>€,  16(57.  at  1  p. 
in,  for  the  purpose  of  giving  the  whole  matter 
a   fair  aud  isiphrtial  Inxe-tiiraiion. 

A.  II.  UULLIS,  Rffcisfer, 
It.  W.  UOLLKY,  lUceirer. 

L^.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  April  22,  1667. 
To  Patrick  J  lirady  : 

John  P.  Uird  has  this  day  applied  for  the 
north  westcjuarter  Feetion  24.  t<>wnship  102  north 
range  ^il  west ;  it  bei.ng  the  land  30U  filed  on. — 
You  arc  hereby  notiiied  to  be  and  appear  at  th's 
otliee  on  Saturday,  the25th  day  of  May,  1S67,  at 
1  J),  in.  for  the  j'urpose  of  giving  the  whjlc  mat 
ter  a  fair  atnl  impartial  investitraiion. 

A.  II.  BILMS.  Rppistcr, 
II.  W.  lie-LLEY,  Receiver. 

r.  S.  Land  Officf. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,  April  25,  1867". 
To  Ha  Iger  Eli.is  : 

John  F  Danills  has  this  dTiy  applied  for  thd 
south  ta.st  quarter  of  section  21,  township  102 
north,  rang'i  31  west;  it  being  tho  land  you  filed 
on.     You  arc  hereby  notiCed  to  be  and  appear  at 


perior   Lik,  and    other   articles 
kept  Ly  Druggists  Generally. 


Winnebago  City, 


C.  J.  FARLEY. 

v4nlStf. 


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Attachment. 

ST.\TR  OF  MTNNKSOTA,       \ 
COUNTY  OF  FAKIllAULT,    J  ^'• 

To  the  Site r [If  or   at>tj    Vonstahle  of 
said  Connty  : 

\n  the  name  of  the  State  of  Minnesota,  yon 
iro  hereby  eommanded  te  attai  h  tho  (}ood.s  and 
Chattels,  Moneys,  Klieeis  and  Credits  (d'  Vv  u.'t- 
wood  Toliver,  or  so  niueh  thereof  as  sliall  be  .*uf- 
fieeiil  to  satisty  the  sum  of  forty-tight  dollars 
iiid  forty  cent:',  with  interest  and  costs  of  suit,  in 
who.'<e3oevcr  hands  or  possession  tho  same  may 
l)e  found,  in  your  County,  and  >io  provide  that  the 
;i.!ods  and  Chattels  so  attached  may  befulijei.t  lo 
lurther  proceedings  thereon,  as  the  law  reijuires; 
md  also  to  suinnum  the  said  ^\'cttwood  Toliver 
f  to  bo  found,  to  be  and  appear  at  uiv  oRico  in 
aid  county,  on  the  12th  d.iy  of  June,  A.  D.  1SG7, 
it  one  o'clock  afternoon,  to  answer  t;<  David  S, 
I. aw,  in  a  civil  action,  to  his  damage  one  huu- 
iroildollars  or  under. 

(liven  uadcf  my  hand,  thii  Oth  day  of  May,  A. 
i).  IS67.  n.  li.  SPICKKltMAN, 

jijbrfl  Juctii-c  ot  tbu  I'eacu. 


Dk.   SWAIN'S 

Bourbon  Hitters 

A  Jlidlthif  T(»t')i\   Gtuile  ISthiiiihnt, 

(Old  Lnciinahd  Mornuaj  ^t/>pttiztr. 

Prepared  in  Ripo 

OLD    BOUPd^OX   WHISKY 

Free  from    (Jrain   Oil,    With    Flowers, 

Ends  and  P>arks  of  the  Highest 

iMedical  Virtue. 

By  increasing  tbo  api»ctite,  JUs-ijtin*  digestion, 
regulating  the  bowtls^  and  giving  tone  to  the  .-ys 
teiii.  they  impart  str'Ugih  and  vigor  to  the  body, 
and  cheert'iiliiess  to  the  mind. 

;^'»!t*  If  your  ilin'rirists    or  tradesman  has  not 
got  TllESi:  UITTKRS.  have  him  .«end  for  them 

^^S^i.,  Remember  the  name,  and  take   no  other. 

Fcr  sale  by  druggists  and  Urocers  everywhere 
C.  n.   SWAIN.  Proprietor. 

o\  south  Wates  St.,  Chicago. 

At  Wholesale  in  St.  Paul,  bv 

1>>LAI'PPJE     So'  KELLY. 

vOninyl 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  April  25,  1867. 

To  Layfayctle  W  Snow  : 

Horace  A  Fauncu  has  this  day  applied  for  tho 
e  i  II  w  (jf  of  n  w  qr  n  w  (jr  and  lot  tio  1  secti<jn 
8,  township  101  north,  range  2S  west  ,  it  being 
the  land  you  filed  on.  Y'ou  are  hereby  notified 
to  be  and  ajiper.r  at  this  ofiieo  on  Monday  tho 
loth  day  of  June,  1S07,  at  12  o'elock  m,  for  tho 
puriioseof  giving  tho  whole  matter  a  fair  and 
impartial  investigation. 

A.  IT.  BULLI?.  Register, 
H.  W.  UOLLEY,  Receiver. 

U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,  April  25,  1867. 
To  Daniel  W  Squire  : 

Christian  Johnson  has  this  day  applied  for 
the  south  west  (juarter  ."ecti.m  22,  township  101 
north,  range  28  west:  it  being  the  land  you  filed 
on.  You  are  hereby  notified  to  be  and  appear  at 
thisoCi-e  on  Monday  the  27  day  of  May,  IS«)7, 
at  12  o'elock  ni,  for  thepurpose  of  giving  the 
whole  matter  a  fair  and  impartial  invesftiga4:ioD. 
A.  II.  liCLLlS,  Register, 
II,  W.  IIOLLLY,  Receiver. 


iu:xz  &  CO. 


Know  Thy  Destiny. 


Madawie  K.  K,  T!>ornlon,  the  {rrcrt  English  Astrolo- 
gist,  ("lairvo.vai.t  and  l's.vclioin»'t.  ician,  wlio  liaa  .Hs- 
tonislu'dtlie  scientitic  classes oftlie  Old  World,  tias  now 
located  lnMSelf  at  Hudson,  N.  Y.  M.idarie  TJiornton 
possi  siS  sucli  wonderfi.l  powers  of  second  s)};lit,  J..S  to 
eiial)le  her  to  impart  kr.owlcilpe  of  the  !,'I■eaU■^:f  iin|,or- 
laueeto  tin- single  or  mairieil  of  either  sex.  Wliih-  in 
a  state  of  trance,  slie  ih-lineates  the  very  features  of  tlie 
person  j'ou  are  to  marry,  ami  by  tlie  aiil  of  an  instru- 
ment of  intense  power,  known  as  t'le  Psyehomotroiie, 
puarantees  to  produce  a  life-liko  picture  of  the  future 
hust)an(l  or  wife  ofthe  aiiiilicuiil,  toi,'efh«'r  with  date  of 
ni.trri.:!;e,  position  in  life,  lea'linfr  traits  of  character, 
&c.  Tliis  is  no  huiuliug,  as  ttiou.sands  of  testimonials 
can  assert,  hhe  will  send,  when  desired,  a  certified 
eertiticate,  or  written  ^ruarantce,  thattlie  picture  is  what 
it  purports  to  '>e.  Hy  eiiclosin(;a  small  lock  uf  hair,  and 
statin},' place  of  Idrth,  a^'c,  disposition  and  complexion, 
and  enclosiii;;  TjO  cents  and  stamped  envelope  addressed 
to  yourself,  you  will  receive  the  picture  and  desired  in- 
foruiationliy  return  mail.  All  conniiunicalions  sacred- 
ly contideiitial.  Address,  in  coiilidence,  MAPA.ME 
E.  Y.  TIIOUMON,  i*.  0.  Bo:;  J-'o,  UuU,on  N.  Y. 

Viul8yl 


U,  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago   City,   Minn.,  Ajjfil  22,  1867. 
To  William  M.  Knight; 

Forsten  Larson  has  this  day  applied  for  tho 
south  east  quarter  of  section  22  township  103 
north,  range  25  west  ,•  it  being  tho  land  you  filed 
on,  Y'oa  are  heroby  notified  to  be  and  appear 
at  this  office  on  Saturdav,  the  25  day  of  May, 
lStJ7,  at  ten  o'clock  A.  M.,  fortho  purpose  of  giv- 
ing the  whole  matter  a  fair  and  impartial  inves- 
tigation. 

A.II.  BULLIS  Register, 
II.  W.  HOLLEY^,  Receiver, 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  May  7th,   1S67,. 
To  Cornelius  C.  Car^  : 

Ira  M.  Hiker  has  this  day  applied  for  the 
swineJ&wisei&seJseiseclO,  township 
101  north,  range  2J  west;  iw  being  tbe  laud 
you  filed  on.  You  are  hereby  notified  to  be  and 
appear  at  this  office  on  Friday,  the  7th  day 
of  June.  1867,  at  1  o'clock  p  m,  for  the  puipoko 
of  giving  the  whole  matter  a  fair  ^nd  impartiai 
investigation, 

A.  II.  BULLI.«.  ReifWc, 
il,  W.  11  JLLEY  UwCtivcP. 


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LOCAL    AFFAIRS. 


ViNNEiiAdo  City,  May  22,  1S67, 


Pl^M.— r>.  11.    Morup,    of  Vorona,   offers   for 
_     snlo  !i  tiiio  lot  of  rli.'stcr  Whito  ;iu«i  .Suffolk  Pi;;*, 
ou  rciisonal>lo  terms.  ii30w4 

Supitose  a  canal    brat    heads    west, 

'divine  SERVICE3.  ^^^^^^^^  ^^^^^  f^j.^i^^  j^orse's  tail,  aud  has 

Ctmffroffational  -Services  every   SaM.ath  m  \  ^^^^  ^.'^^^i  abcani,  witli  a   flaw  coiuiug 

tv,..  u.  w    Sihool    House,  at  II  o'clock  A.  M,,  Miu  .        .  ,  % -i  .^  .    • 

7  o'clock  P.  M.  i  "P  »"  t''C  sotith  ;  wouia  the  cai.laui,  ac- 

Rcv.  K.  W^IEIIRTLL,  Pa>.tor.      j  ^.,„.,],„„  ^^  luaiitiuic  law,  1)0  justiliod  ill 

"ItoplUt-Services  cTorr  ftltornate  Siibbath  in  j  taking  a  rcet  in  tlio  ^tuvo  l)il>iS  without 

the  Hu,,t..t  Church,  at  U  o'cl-j-k  A.  M.,  a«.l  three  ^^^^^  ., 

buQilays  in  each  mouth  ht  <  I  .  M.  "  *       ca ^ 


Wiunobago   City    Market.      |1EMSMBSII 


JULIUS  EAUER  &  CO 


Corrector  weekly  by   MouUou  1  Dcudon. 


Rev,  K.  t^TIliliMAN,  Pastor. 


Wlicn   Messrs.    Ticknor    X'    FieUU 


Wethodist-Sorvioos  ^vory  filternatc  5nhhath  ]  -^^^^^..j  ^^^^  j-^.^^  voUlUlO  ofUu'ir  cliainond 
iu  tlu-  r.at)«ist   Church,  at    U   o  clock  A    M..nu.l  ,         , ..    ,  ,  .1..    ♦1.,.., 


cue  Sunday  iu  each   mouth  at  T  o'clock  I".  M 
Rev.  A.S.Clll'lUU'CK.  Past..r. 


series  ol   Oliaries  Dickeus'  works  they 
resolved  to  make  the  aulhor  a  sharer 


Wheat,  ctirin^.  No,  I, 

Corn, 

Oar--, 

Flour.  )»-'r  100, 
(^oru  Meal, 
potatoes, 
lUittcr, 

Ouion<, 

iiay.  r^T  •*'"> 

Wotul  jior  ci.nl, 

(Mu-cse, 

Pork.  salt.  r<r  i>oinul, 

I'orK,  troll,  |.(rc\»'t.. 

I*..f!'.  rr."li.  IHT  i.oini'l. 


L'.Oll 

!.;<« 

1.25 

7,50 

4.a0 

1,25 

25 

15 

.1.(10 

2.00 

1  5.00 

20 

1st. .20 

12,50 

10t,.|'.!\ 


THAT 


Warrant  V  Deeds, 


■Se„.to.  Ka,usey  ..Wca  >"">•!'-•  iti':^^.;'^'^^^™''" -^'^  '' 

The     AVt.rltl      Asninislied 


on  the  loth. 


The    weather   is   uneasy.     A 
hail  fell  to-day  for  amusemci^t 


him  over  two  hiuulred  pounds  steilin;^ 
^''•^^^    last  moMlh  on  account    of  his  interest 


in  the  reprint.     We  have  seen  a  pn- 


MADAM  II.  A   I'KUiaciO.  |  ^^^^.^  ^,,^,;,^,  -,)^^,j^_ 


^T   Till"   WONUKUl  IL  UKVF.hATlONS 
-  III   tiiv;  » v^  i'l  i"i.         ■'  -     -  »  1/'  fAfl'-f 

Mostoftho    gocds  purehased    this  vate  letter  of  Mr.  l>iekens  to    a  f.ii'nd    :^Ijule  by  the  lireilt  Astrologi>5T, 

sc^non  by  the  merchants  of  Winnebago  in  America,  expressiuj^   jrreat  satistac- 

arc  lying  at  Maukato    and  Owatonna,  tion  in  the  transaction.    In  it  ho   saysj 

awaiting  good  roads.  '•  1  think  you  know  how  high    and  be- 

^ , 77^         IT  1  v.-.n.l    lli.^    monov'a   worth     I     Ci^tcetn    this     In'';^;^  '.rp/,''h\n','l.'.c..m.-  .l.Hp'.n.l.-i.i.     S!..-   liiin.-sfo 

The  Grand  Lod-e  of  Coed  Templats   V»^l  ^hc  nione>  s  wonn  "!:;;;,;•„,.,-,: i.,,,;;  s.,.a.atc.j,,'u..  inf....r„..ion  cn.c.ru 

„,..  .  •  ..  1„.  .'act     of     inailhood.  do   ll^lCy    a!ul    honor.  .i^,,,^,,,..,,,f,;,.,,.i,.,r  l..v...sr.M..r.s  Inst  orst..l.-..|'r''l' 

of  Mmncsota  was  in  session  three  days    a^t   «'    i.i^um^^    .  »  ■  ^,|,,,,, ,.,....  u...  i.u-uussvv..  :...),.-.t., n.i.i...i  lo  ,..,.r- 

^,      ,„,,      „        -if    i\  Ir'vc  never  vieriveit  ere  .t^M- pleasure;     :,;.,„,,,,,  ,.,,,,vil^M■n^,Msll.•c•*sru^c.,>..•s^,. 

last  week,  at  NorthGcU.     H-.n.  31   C.    •   i'..\t  i.t\ci   uii  .       g        ^        y,,,„^^Zrr\.^'^^^^'^^'-^\^y'^^'^''^-'^y:^^''y'".''l^'''T'!r 
'                                        •     •     1    from  ll.o  rtcc  i>t   of  luoney  lu    all  my   %. "i  ;,,nh.- uam..  nk.n.<<;u.a  d.aract. ruiu.  ..i  ,i,.. 
AVilkinson  was   ouu  ot    the    i)rincipal    ""'"  ^'^  -  *■*''  ^ 


Mv^rtgago  Di'eds, 


ORKAT 


Sl.f  reveals  scents  no  m-rtal  .-vr  kn.w.   Sli."  rrslor.-s 
,.,  h-.ri.iu.-s*  t!...sc  xvlso,  fi.....   .InKf.l    .v.M.ts,  .a'a^lro. 

.l.cs  cp-s  in  1..V,-,  l..^s  of  ■.lal'or.s  al.,l  fil.n.N.  l-s  of 
m.i  .'v  .<c  t.av,- 1..COIU.-  il.Hp'.n.l.i.i.  M..-  Imiit-s  <o- 
ir.-llM-r'tli.'.-.'  I..I1;;  s.i.aiatc.l,  vrui!.  lnf..rir.iiri..i.  one.  ru- 


Chuttle  Mortgnges, 


PIllllO  FORTE  m  MELOOEON 

E  31 1*  O  li  1 XJ  31. 

WAltKItOO.MH    IN 

*  Crosby's  Opera  House' 

69  WASHINGTON    ST. 

CIIICAXjJO. 

(New  York  Warerooms,  G50  Broadway.)      '"*^  ^  will  pay. 
Whnl.-Ral.f  AxoiifH  f.>r  tlio  V.  S.  for 

WM.  KNABE  &  CO.'S 

tEI-KURATEO 

Gold  Modal  Piano  Tortes. 


CABINET  SHOP. 

WAI.    BALLAD  »!5 

Would  rcfpcr.tfullv  ir.forai  the  pullic  tha  nftt? 
havin  '  l.-ul  a  w.-<k  Co-Partnerf=hil>  with  1  0"t 
.T.,hu  Hurrus,  »SHp.«lu  doiuR  hu.sino33  m  tiii-  -'^  • 
lia  a-!.  Kxi..!rivii';«  an-i  l"r  tl^«  iif'^t  lime  baviu-j 
a  ;^o.>il  alock  <^f 

.Well  Seasoned  LuiuWr  on  huvA 

alsoan.nlai.''-l  fchop,  thinks  to  satisfy  »ll  "'-t 
cu.sliMi't-r!;,  ttu'l  ucw  f.ue?  too.  All  kinds  ..(  tui- 
iiiturc  ori  baud,  of  lua'le  i6  yrUhr  iiromi.ily. 

New  customers  need  not  ask  for 
'      my  room's  as  1    liave  the 
!         "only    1M:I>   lUJlLD- 
'  INGS  in  the  City. 

Accordin"  lo   atcrpcment  made    between    Mr. 

i  Bdrrrs  and''u.y5.^1f,  dated  Dec.   15th,  JW..   e;u  II 

oueha.s  to  pay  bia  «*vu  debts.     Orders  -*igi<ri  h* 

WM.  PAl.LAXDE, 

Wi;inebag^  Cityj  Jan.  G,  18'i7. 


speakers. 


life.'"—  ( 'Idea JO  J\'Kf. 


i.iTsou      Sl.T.als  v..«r    v.rv  ll...»i:Jit3,  au.l    »..\  li.  r  al 
mo^t  suucrnaiural  |.o«er>   unv.ils  tl,c  .larU   M.-l  lu.l.l.  n 
nu-tiii.soflhef.ilur.-.     rrou.    II.-   >tars   wc  >. -•  In    tlw 
t^rni  nn.-!it-   tl.f  mal.li.-  stars  thai  ..vt-r.ouic  or  pmL-ini 


■        «  T  ir.  ^ltii|»  ,_..».._...         r I.'.tlii/iftjtt'iri. 


term  of  this  School  will  commence  May  ^  new    reporter  on  trial   ye.terd.y.     He  ,  ^;;;;;W>-;^-'-;;;^-r>:^-^^    '^:[::;^;::Z 

29th,  and  continue  ten  week..  I  went  out  to  hunt  items,  and  allet  bemg  !  .  .h.;...  a.n.  ^^r;^, --;:;"f::;'';=;:'.;::.:;':r:::r  ilu 

For  particulars,  address,  F.  A.  Tik.,  [  away  all  day  rotnrnei  with  the  lV>llow-  ,  dU.  u.Ki...^^  ,;;;;^'i:^l::.:;;^.n;:tS 


''•"'J"""'-'    .  ,         ,       1,  in.-c. an  consult  th.   Ma.lam  l.y  mauvwt  I.. ■.|u:.!sa,.,v 

ing,  which  he  said  was  the  best  that  »^c  ,  ,,. ,  s,.ufac;ion ,.  ,...n.s..u-c.      >!  •;;  .;;-;;:;,,^!;;;i 


rrinoipal,  Rochester,  Mmn.  ing,  wnien  ni;  s.uu  »  a.  .. -v       , ;;;;-;;  :;::^i''■;:,;,;•t:;:i...■u  .n..,  wi.h^ii  i .iri.-u.- 

- -        .,  rotlld  d.)  •  'YeSterJaV  wo    saw    a     slight  '  ,,v,.rc.i  ana  lik.n-ss.  uclo>.<l.  s-nt^v  n.ail  ..n  r..-.iH..f 

,;...  says  ho  has  nusplacod  or  lost  .he  ^^  ^  ^,^^,_  ,,,^,^^  ^^^^^^  »t  S..^ lEl,;' ^J^i^SrurSS-;; S.^S 


and  ALL  kiudii  uf 


lencin:;  •  •  l  viar.n  win.n  v 

e  top  of  hi.  head,  ,  »  >-^4''^l  P'^^^''  ^'''"^'^  Very  near   running  j  j,^...    .vaarc.s, 


••.V'idheV>hdn't  any  wool  ou  thv  .^f,  - ,  ^  -  , 

In  the  place  where  do  woal  ought  to  gr-.w.  ,  ^y^.i.  ^  nurse  and  tWO  chlKiri'M.       1  tlClC  ^  >4iM->l 

and  naively  asks  the  2\-lbuiu  man  to  '  ^y^^^ij  i,;ivo  been  one  of  the  most  heart 

bend  him  a  copy.  Ireudlng    catastrophies    evjr  rccorilod, 

C    \   C\itUdlTf    the    laTe    firm    of  had  n.t  the  nurse,  with  wurh-iful  turc- 

,,*  .  \\      ,'  1  «Mt  .r  .  1   into   thju-ht,  U'ft  the  oliildivn  at  Lome  belore 

CottreUt  Dearborn,  has  cnteied  into    »•       »     >  •  ,     .•   ,,      f  i 

•       T  t./Mv  ShM-man    of  «liJ  went out,and  providentially  stepped 

itnershiP    with    3li.  biioiman    oi^  ...,.,  .i  .    i •■ 


M\i>AM.\  11.  V.  rr.»:iti<;o, 

V.  O.  Drawer '.!'ja,  Uuflalo,  N.  \  . 


{SALOON! 


.USTICKS'   BLA^•KS 


Ah  to  Ih.-  r.'lativo  uiorils  of  tb'so  PIANOS,  v..  woiiM 
rcf.r  to  tl..' C.rtiticat.-s  ot  i-xr-ll.-in'-  in  oiir  possespion 
from  T  H  \  I..  H  K  R  <i,  »J  <>  T  T  S  f  II  A  I..  Kj 
HTUAIvOSt  II,  U.  SATTKK,  II.  VIKUX- 
TKMI'S,  I.Ol  I.S  STAABai.  i  K.  Ml  ZIO,  Mn- 
iical  l>ir.-(  l.)i  •.!  tlo-  Italian  «Ji)<ra,  qh  ulso  IVuin  boiiio 
of  lli»  lui.st  (iislinu'iiislK.'il  IVofcHs. .r»  ami  Amateurs  ia 
tlie.coauliy.  All  im\.TMtui:aU  guaranltcd  for  five  ycart, 

ALSO,  A0EXT8  FOB 

A.  H.  GALE  &  CO.  &  EMPIRE 
PIANO  FORTE  CO. 

And  other  First  class  Pianos. 

We  liavp  11,0  T,AItOi;?T  au-l  BE.^T  APPOr.TED 
BTOCK  OF  I'lAN'OS  IN  Tllk;  CITY,  wliich  l,.r  Puw^r 
anJ  Hwe'tncss  of  Tone.  Knsy  and  A;:n^'alile  Touch,  and 
Ueuuty  of  fiuinh,  have,  by  ju.lgcs,  betu  j.ronouucwl 
unrintlUd, 

J^g-  Particular  attention  pai.l  to  tli"  pol'-'Cf  ion  of  In- 
■trunipnts  fordiHtant  orders,  undii  privilege  of»xcliaug« 
grautid  at  any  tiiiHi  witl,iii  six  nioiitlis,  if  the  IiiBtru- 
nient  fihould  not  prove  eutir  ly  8ati>facti)ry.  A  Uhenl 
ditcouvt  to  Clergymen,  Teachers  and  ScLoula.      Teruii 

lil)cral.  , 

WliOI.KS.M.E  DE\T.KU?  will  find  it  to  their  ndv.-in- 

tapo  to  Kivc  us  H  call,  .xs  l.y  firf-atly  in.  r.  asej  facililiea 

we  arc  ••naldt-.l  t(.  till  ord.  is  wiili  .tfsp;il.h 

4^-   P<.rs..nn  inwant.f  a   KtALl.V  HUST  CLASS 

P1A>0  will  do  well  to  cull  before  purch:*«iug  el.)ewlier9 

♦♦♦ 


i     B  E  A  tJ  T  Y ! 

Auburn,    Golden,    Tlaxcn,  & 
Silken  Curls. 

IinODlJCED  hT  tb»»  'i.-»e)f  Prof.  Dk  Tv.rxk 
FKK.^I!  LS  CM  EVKl'X.  Ono  .ipplict - 
ti.Mi  WAitllAN"''!,!)         t.»  eurl  tho 

most  straight  and  Hiubborn  L»ir  «.f  titner  sex  in- 
to wavy  ri'n;;let!s  OT  b'-'-vy  in-.is.MV~  c-irh  11. is 
■o.-eu  used  b/  tb«  fjusM'.nHb'of  of  Paris  ^ud  Lon- 
don, wi-b  '.be;  m.-l  ^'r.Miirl-i!^  rei-ults.  0"e»  n<» 
injury  to     the  b«ir.     i'f!*ebT    rOo», -e.nlej.  nnd 

i  postt.'aid,    $1.     lii^seripthc    oireuiars    sent   tree. 

!  Address  IJKlHi  1-:'^,  .^in^-T^  A  CO..  (b.a  sts. 
No,  2^5  River  .st.,  Troy  N.  V.  Bolo  Hrr,n'«  t«r 
tue    t:uited  State^■.  v4ul-yl 


are  Priui'dnu-l   for  .-^al.',    wh  ilcsa'o  or  rctji',  a! 
the  tjUiceof  ibo 


iGi:OIl(.iK  i:.  NKI>ON,  Tiopriet-jr 


T^artnCrMiiP     witn    ->ir-   oiioiin;iii    »-'i    — '         '  i      « 

Wahnn  Lake,  and  establish.a  a  scuov   into  a  dru.c-  store  just  bcr,„o  tho    h:»-»        j  .         . ,   ^.,f  ^i,  ,,i,„ls    Cretun 

'^^'  '  ,   ,,    ,  .,, MrrasseJ.     Tl,cn,  too,  the  haokman,,)'.,st'^,^„„/i,.,.,,  ;.,„.,. ,„„M.„iiyouhan.i. 

*'or;?:S"^U   -;;,'  r  V/,,,.   befo.-o  .aci...  ...  ero..s,n,,.h..u,hto,  j       ^^^^^^     j^„,,,,^,,,,    p,,,„„, 

2.,.,  who.  L  «m  be   tnost  of  the  ,  ^ou^lMn,  that  ho  had    o..oUe,.   a,.d^  ^  ,^^,  ..,,.„.,  ,  c...  .  „.„. 


c 

ne 
time. 


tinning  about,  drove    in  the    opposite  ^  ^^i^i'i  ^^i"''- 


direction 


Had   it  no'  been   for  this       l>lain  and  Fancy  Candies,  and 


WlIOLKf^ALE  A(ii:NT!S  FOR 

Carliartj  Needliam  &  Co.'s 

CEi.ERP.ATED 

HARIOinHMS,  MSLOMOllS 

AND    ORGANS. 


1  OC*l*  TIIELADYS  FRIEND— 

lOU').    the  best    ofiho    Moutblies— devote-l 

to   Lm-HATtUl-:    aud    FASillOX.     it2.H)    * 

y.  ar.     Wc  -ivc  W  liKE LEU  &.  W 1  L5^0N'S  eek  - 

brutcd  S55  fcewii-g  Machines    oa  tuo   following 

terin-s : — 

Tweniy  copic5  and  the  Sewing  Machines.  $70. 

1       Tb  =  rty    eupic.*         "         "         "'         "         t^'>' 

r.rfycoj.ie*  "         "         ^'         "         ?!"'» 

'       Send  15  cent."?  for  a  sample  c^i  y  to    13  E  \0OX 

i  PKTE1'>0N,  aia  Walnut  Street.  I^hllidelphi* 


11 


We  are    suipvi>elto    ^ee    c-h'hlreii  1  ^^,^^^^.j^^^,^.^^,  ^^^^^.^^^.^.^.j^^.^.  ^,f  ^.^^.^.^^^  Nut.  u.ui  every  dimu. 

wearlns  shoes  with    ragged    holes  ^\^^^^^^^,^  ^  ^^Wu^    fathe.s  a  lovit.g  hvi.imdu.,o  Ci^ 


vlulStf 


the  toci— wasting  their  parents'  money  j  ^^^^j.^^^^.^  .jj,j  ;i;Vcctionatc   brothers  and  , 
and  endangering  their  health,  when  tor  ^  ^j^^^,.,^  would  have  beon  plunged  into 
a  trifle  more,  shoes  with  Copper  Tips,  ;^,^^  deepest  woe  aul  most  unutterable 
or  the  new  and  beautiful  silver  Tips  i  fu^t^yal   espen.ses.'     Tlic  new  reporter 
can  be  had  whii;h  never  weaf    out   at '  ^-jj  |^^  potaiued." 
tho  toes,    thus    preventing 


these   two 


Frank  Moore's  »»Uomcu   of  tlic  War.'* 


Manufacturers  and  Iinporffra  of 

I-TiI'li;  i  MUSICAL  mSTRUMEHTS 

j    Strings,  Accordeons, 

Violins,  Clarionets, 
I  Drums,  Guitars, 

HOMES  T  E  A  D. "  BRASS  INSTRUMENTS, 

And  other  Musical  Merchandise. 


ibu  wild  scones,  the  nii.»eiio£;  and  the  d;ui.;;iri  of 
army  life,  actuated  solely  by  tho  desire  to  luiniii- 
ter  to  tho  suft'ering  soldiers.  And  what  s.^enes 
they  encountered!  So"ictiuies  in  the  thicU  td 
battle,  amidst  plunging  shot  and  bursting  shells. 


serious  evils-   -^  • ^     <^_  -__  ^     ^^.^^  ^^^^  ^^ ^^^  .^^^^_  ^^  ^.^^  ^^.^^ ^^^  pui.ii.^i.ed. 

Godetfs     L'lrljS     Hnuk-     for     -^'Jl  C     j^  jj,^^  j,y^.^.j  ^^  jlt  public  by  tl.c  can va.*. era. 
closes   the   S':i'enVjio\\\\.\\     ^'olumt*    of  '  Wo  feel  sure  it  will  bo  n  und  to  be  a  work  of  real 

,    1       .     ir     v:...  ,  ..ri  ,.li«.il     lM,r|iucr:t.     It  .seeks  no  ephcmcrnl    popularity    from  , 
that  r»f»lobrated  la;4  iion  periouic  o.   lui  .  .,      ,  ,    .  .  ■ 

inai  ceiturju-a  la    ^  1  ,        r,        bigblv  col. .red  and  Munchausiuish  stones  ol  iin- 

thh-ty  SCOm  years  it  h:»S  been    Hie    ta-     j^,[^.  .j  ,^  alventu'es  by  doubtlul  ftmab  r  f>g-Jriug  I 
VOrite    in  the   boudoir,     and    CaCh    sue-     .j,,  .hashing  courier^;  iu  our  j.nnics,  or  '  .-^pics"  in  1 
'Ceedin-  vear     has     merited     increased  j  the  Confederate  eumps.       Uut  hi  records  are  the ; 
=■  -  ,  ^._„,.,-  ,5' truthful  histories  of  more  noble  lives.     No  char- 

praise.  The  present  numbei^  ^  con. ain.  |  ^^^^^^  .^  ^^^^^  introduced  t'.at  was  not  known  to  bo 
■a  subject  picture,  entitled,  'T  here  8  no  ,  ^^^^^^  ^^^,^^  ^.^^  ^^^^^.^  j,^^  crperionecB  of  women 
"place  like  h  jliie,'  an  I  all  the  usual  va-  who  forsook  tho  comrorts  of  elegant  home*,  for 
riety  which  characterizes  its  pages. 

It  is  made  the  duty  of  th-i  State   Su- 
perintendent of  Public  lusiruetiou  to 
meet  the    County    Supeiiuiendeu^s  of 
tjach  judicial  di.^trict,  or  of  two  or  more 
combined,  at  such  time  and  place  as  be 

shall  appoint. 

The  Superiutendent  of  Faribault  and 

Martin   counties  will    meet    with    Mr. 

DunnoU  cither  at    Mankato  on    June 

14th,  or  at  Owatonaa,  Juue    llth,  as 

they  may  prefer. 

— " '~~i~,  r  1       1  n'l-  r,v    ami  tnanj 

What  lady  would  wear  lal-^c  nair  01  j  ^^^^^^  ^^^^^^^  ^^  ^.^.^  ^^^,^  ,^^.  ^^^^y^^^.^  ,,^^  f,,.,,  „,• 

curls,  when,  by  an  outlay  of  One  Dol-  ;  ^j^^j^  jj^.^^  •,„  ^j^.j  army— facts  oftentimes  moro 
lar  she  can  procure  an  article  that  will  thrilling  than  any  romanrc— can  wo  lo  If  I  to 
Kjause  her  hair  to  curl  in  wavy  ringlets,     reaU/.othcbeauty  and  nobility  ofwoman'ssouLor 


BALDWIN  ^  CHILD, 

AND    liKAL    ESTATE   AGENTS, 
OJh-e  opi'ositc  "  Vn'ion  I/ousc  "  Jilut 

Will    do  a  (JtMicr.il  P.auking  and    Real  Estate 
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peril:  ofteaers..;cu  at  the  hoij.ital  cot,  bathing  the  j  lol  lowing,  viz: 

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Hands  m  Ihe.  I'luttd  States,  and  wlieiK-v.r  exhibitc.l  have 
always  rfc.ivcd  tlieOold  M.'dal*ai,d  hiohest  primiums 

Jt%^  Havinpronn'Ttion  with  Manufrtcturinc  liousei 
In  D.rlm,  Loipsic.  Drcsdwi.  I,..n.i,,ri,  «'''!  }*'".':•  V^^^^J.^ 
propand  tofurnisli  11EXI.EH3,  HANDSand  INDU  IDU- 
ALS.  with  every  article  iu  this  Hue,  ct  the  lon-cst  man- 
ufacturer's prices. 


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Throw   away  yCur  fabse  fr'.zze?,    your  s^iteb-.s,  your 

wiK  — 
Dcstruciive  ofcomfort,  aud  not  worth  a  Pl'; 
foil!.'  air.d,(.'.nie  youtbf.il,  come  ualy  aud  fi'r. 
And  rej.i.e  in  your  own  levurbiTit  hair.  _ 

IIKPARATOK  rAFli-IJ. 
F..r  re-t..rina  hah-  upon  bald  li.'adMfrom  ".K.trcvcr 
cans.- it  ni:iv  i.ave  fall'.nout)  a-:  1  forcinjj  a  crotrtb  ..f 
hair  upon  till- face,  it  has  110  e  jUal.  ii  will  force  ti.n 
!)■  .trd  t.)  jrrow  noon  the  smoothest  faci-  in  fr.-in  fi\e  !•• 
.■i;;lil  w.^flis,  or  hair  upon  l.ald  heads  in  from  two  to 
Kmi'O  nionfiis.  A  f'W  i;rn"r,int  pracfioners  have  a-s.T'  • 
fd  that  there  1«  n<  th'u;:  that  will  force  or  hasifii  the 
i.'r.iwtli  of  fhc  hair  or  ln-inl.  Tin  ir  as*.-rlioni!  ar."  falR'_, 
a^iiioii^aiol.*  of  liviii-;  witnessed  f  from  tln.-:r  own  ox;>i-ri. 
.•liC  M  i-tui  h  ar  witness,  luit  many  .vill  say.  how  ire  ws 
(o  .ii.»li;i.-ui'h  llw  f-'ennin.-  from  thv  spurious?  tt  cTtain 
vis  .tiili.-iill,  as  iiin.'t.-tiths  of  the  difTcfciit  pppaniiions 


^m\  you  will  alwiiys  be  satisfied. 


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*»-HaMnp:  ronruriion  'won  ..       _     ^  ^j.    ^^  ^^^       ^    ^  ^  ^^^  ^^^^  ^^^^^  aire  ol.v   thr.wn  aw  ly  lar;o  amot:nts 

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heart  and  rr-ady  bund  of  woman  ever  bring-,  llow 
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or  heavv,  ma«sivc  curls  ? 


the  true  heroism,  and  the  un-'-elfMh,  faithful  devo- 


tion of  which  womt-n  arc  ciip  tbic.     Tliii  is  the 

It  does  not  injure  the  hair,  but    on  i  ^^^^  j^  j_j  j.^j^j^,^^,,^;.j,  j-.jj.,„  i„(j.restingbook;  and 

the  contrarv,  renders  it  soft,  glossy  arid  j  the  author  has  done  his  part  well.  Thousands  of 

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curling  the  huir  ot  the    opposite    sc.v.    ^^^^  ^^^^^^^^  ^^^^_^^.^^  ^^.^^^  ^^^.^^^  .^^  ^^^^^^^^^^ 

Messrs.  lierger,  ShUttS  k     Co.,     Cheni-     ^^^  ^-ssociated  in  their  own  breasts. 

istS    of  Troy,  New    York,    arc     agents         Xho  work  is    splendidly    published.     Nothing 

f       ♦!        •   mn  comparable  with  it  in  elegance  and  bciuity  has  be 

See  their  Card  in  another  column. 

•That  IJlessed  Baby'  is  in  the  Zadi/s 
Friend  for  Juno,  and  many  other  iu- 
tereating  hterary  articles.  A  chmning 
.domestic  scene  called   'Home   Tieas-  ,  ...,„._„. 

.  ,  ■       .       r  *i       r..^  <5f«rd  I  ?elf-^a'rilice;  by  Irank    Moore,  author  o.   the 

lireS,'    is    tnO  subject   ot   tho   imc   r^ltCl  ,  ..j^^.,,^,,^^,,,    Uecord,"    -DiJiry    of  tho    Ameiican 

Pl-fn  m  front      The  colored  Fashions,  UcyoUuion,-  etc     illustrated  with  steel  Ku- 

1  latO   inilOUL.       x'"-    ^  :  grafiugs.     hold  onlv    by    sub.;cnption.     A^icnl^ 

present  a  croup  of  b:iHiant  and  graphic    „^n.^.d.    ctiicago;  K.  0.  Treat,  l»ublisb?r 


O    American  and  Forei-n  .-".ties  and  Landscapes 
(iroups,  Sialiiary.etc. 

Stereoscopic  Views  of  the  War. 

Froia  ne.-utlves  m.ido  in  tho  various  -nni- 
paigusand  forming  a  complete  Photographic 
bist">ry  of  ihe  great  contest. 

Stereocsc(»pic   VicwS  on  (-la^s. 

Adai.ted  for  either  the  Magic  Lantern  ..r  the 
.-;ivreosc.,pe.  Our  Catab-.-iuc  v;iU  be  ielit  to 
ttnyaddress  on  receipt  of  stniiip. 

Photographic  Albums.  ' 

We  manut-actaro    more  largely  than  any  othei-  ;  r^        -i 
1,„.  ...   ..l.out  '-MIO    varietiv.^  .rom  60  e-uts  t...-r,.l)     V.tlU.  , 

each  '  Oar  ALIU'MS  have  tbe  reputation  <.f  be- 
ing  sunerior    in    beauty  and   durability  to    any 


Checks, 


Iveceipt«, 


2^^"  A  Yoi'.va    La^y  n  tuniini:  lo 

ti.-r  country  home,  after  n  sojourn  of  a  few  tnonths  in  the 

citv    washar.llv   reeocnize.l   by  her    friesols.     In  jilacc 

of  a'coarse,  rustic,  tlusbcd  face,  she  had  a  .-ofi  rul  y  eom- 

,)l-\ionof   almost  marble    snio(.thn.-'--,    and   iiistiad   of 

tw'.uivthice  :he    lealh   api-caaed   but  ei-.'nte,  n.     l.p.in 

infi'.irv  .IS  to  the  c.n.e  of  so  iireat  a  .•Iwnie,  sl..^  plainly 

toM  lllem  that  she  had  used  th.' C'lr<'H*i«*!t»ii  Haltll. 

•iti.l  roi'^id.i^-d  it  an  invahi.\bic  acc'isitiou  t..  auy  La.lys 

t„ile>       liv  its  us.,-  auy  la.ly  or   >:.nil.  -.n.Mi    c.oi  .mpr.ive 

Ihetr  pcr-'oiial  ..ppiaraiic  an  hiunlre.l  f"ld.    It  I^  sii.ipl- 

i„  itse-.nibinati-u,  as  N:itiire  hers.lf  is  si.nplc.  yet  ui.-^ur 

i,a=sed  in  >>s  efflcaey  if.    dr.win-   iio,  uritu-s   fr.>m,  and 

i.'uli'iK.  Cean.^in^'  and  iK.ani-u->  i^iy  the  ^•^al  and  owini  1.  x^ 

i..u      15v  its  diiVct  action. .n  the  eut.-le  it  dnnv.-fron.it      -■ 

all  imp-iri.ies,  kin.ilv  hc.u-rjK  .tbe  s-.tiw.  and  bHV'o.Mhe     gj^j  x   IndigOStiOn,         COStlVCneSS, 

<iiif-.-."as   \aijire   iuleu.led    it    slu.jihl   be,  clear,   soit,     i^ivi",         -^""-^O  ,     ,     .  '       t»i  .i* 

slliomh   and  bcaut-lul.      Pric- One  D.iUr,  sent  by  mau     J^JJio^is     COmplaiutS,      RhCUmatlSm 
rre\Tire-«<   (.n  r<  c-'ipt  of  an  or.lc,  i..\  \     •  ■ 

• '  ■ '      w.  L  fbAiiK  \  CO  Chemist.,         j^jj^j  Pevcr  aud  Ague. 

No    :}    \Ve«t  FaV  tie  St  ,  >yracuse,  N.   I  .  »"«  -^ -^     >-  i»n        j  • 

The  enl  V  v'meriJiUi  Agenis  for  the  s;.lc  of  the  .:une.  ThOUSaudS  Of  CCrtlflCateS   arC    IU 

_'::■'     oiu-    possession,    giving    detailed 

A  F 1^'  1 J I C  r  L]  D !  accounts  of  perfect  Cures  effected 

«^<      /"•  -.,^    7^ar..,*.n.  f  hv    these    invaluable    Medicines* 

{^ II 11  an*    I i  O    M til  e  :  r^rj^^^y  regulate  tho  System  aud  put 

all    the    functions    of  the  body 

wbco  by  t^c uscof  i.u. .loiNviLLK'r^  KLix   .^  ^  hcalihy  coudltion. ^  »• 

111  you  can  be  curd  i.ruKi.,etit,y,  an<l  at  a  tn-        ^^^^  ^^^^^^  Druggists.    Wliite  &  Howlacd,  Propri- 
'''Thra<tonishin.'    success  wbicli  has   attended    ctors.  Successors  to  I^r.  J.lm  itwllat  aad  Dr.  W.  ».. 

ibis  invaluable  me.licine  for  Ph ysi  al   at.d  Nerv     Moilat,  ^*ew  York. ^ „____ 

.,HS  weakness.  tJceral  Debility  an-l  Prostrati-n.     .^^_^^^  eometh  glad  tiding  of  j-  y  to  all, 
l.ossofMu  ,  .'.ar  Kiorgy.  Iinpotcu'-y.  orany  ot  ,  ,.      -i    .  !♦..       n 

the  eonsetiuences   of  voutbful  b.discre.b.n.  reu- j    lo  young  and  to  oid,  to  gre.i  aud  to  »m;ill. 
der.-  it  the  most  valuable  irci>aratiou  tver  diocov  j    I'lje  Ufauly  which  once  was  so  t^rel-ious  sud  rarf, 


Car«l  I'hotographs  of  Generals,  States- 
men, Actors,  etc.,  etc. 

Our  catalo;:uc  embraces  over  FIVK  TliOl  ."s- 
\NI)  ditferent  subject.s.  i...  lu.linu'reproducti..ns. 
of'tbemost  celebrated  Kngraxings,  Paintings, 
Statutes,  otc.     Citaloguea   sent    on    receipt    o. 

stamp.  ,     .  1.    r 

IMioto-'rnphcr.^  and  others  ordering  goods  L. 
0.     1>..    wi'l    plenso    remit   2;-^  per    cent  ol  the 

lore  been  brought  out, of  all  tbe  books  d'jvjled  to    '^"\'^'!^..  1,^.  prb-es  .lud    uualif^  of  our  goods  can 


Env(ilopes, 


our  war  literature,  xbo  portrait^  of  these  women, 
on  steel,  are  in  tho  very  highest  and  cosiliest 
stylo  of  tho  art.  We  hear  it  i.s  mtetiug  with  a 
great  sale.     It  deserves  it. 

•»  "AVomen  of  the  V.'ar  :"    their    Heroism    and 


not  fail  to  satisfy. 


vln21yl 


figures,  attired  in  the  latest  modes.— 
jiCmong  the  numerous  Wood  Cuts  aro 
a  handsome   Bridal    Dress,  Traveling 


ll'.H'J  th<:  Cvrtijh-'utv  <>/  Ji<:r.  li.   T.  FIhiiUh. 

To  Dr.  IIosTETi'i:!! ; 
a  iianci.^v^ii.v^    *' '  -         7>,<o- ,SVi:— This  is  to  certify  that  I  was  taken 

.■arid  Visitini^  t-ilettes,  new  Paletots  and  |  v^uu  the  dyspepsia  a  ye.-r  ago  l.  •  M:irch, and,  i 

"  for  a  period  of  eight  month.-,  was  one  of  tho  most  j 

miserable  creatures  you  evor  bebcM,  not  being 
able  either  to  cat,  drink  or  sleep,  aud  was  com- 
pelled to  walk  the  lloor  incessantly.  I  was  nearly 
deprived  td'  my  reason,  and  hope  had  entirely 
left  mo,  all  tbe  efforts  made  fur  my  recovery  hav- 


P.  K.  WISKH, 

Practical   Watcli-Make.i, 

a  n  I) 

J  E  W  E  L  i:  11 , 

Mankato,  -  -  -  Minu. 

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Wattdies,  clocks,  Jewelry  &  si!\tr  tyuic 
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Posters, 


rroi'raiiiiiies, 


ClIASTELLAR'S 

Irllc        Ldquid 
E  N  A  M  E  L! 


nandl)ills 


lionnets,  iUustiutions   of  Wax  Flower 
Work,  4.tc.,  t^'c. 


ClIAS.  IIEILnoriN. 

Manufa'-t'.irer  ;ind   1).  abr  In 

FIT  UK  ITU 


Circulars, 


ercd,  I   Is  free  to  all,  and  ail  may  bs  fair. 

it  will  remove    all  nervous  affccti.Mis.  d-p'-"!"* 
ion,  excitement,  incapacity  to  study  or  business,  ,    B'/  tue  USC  01 
loss  of    Ec'uorv,    couftisbiii,    thoughts  ol  .-cll-'-u  j 
.<lruction.  fear.s  of   insanity,  A-c.     It  wilt  restore! 
the  appc:ite.  renew  tbe  hojlth  oftbose  who  bare  j 
ilestf-.ve'l  it  by  .seisual  excess  or  evil  pruMtcCF.       j 
Voting  men",  be  bunil'U.ggcl  n.>  inoru  b.y  -'.luack  , 
Doctors'    and  ignorant    pr:ictioi:cr:s    but    sen.!  , 
without  Ucbiy  for   the  Elixir,  and  boat  o.icc  rj- 
stored  to  health  and  hai.riress.     A  pcrfcet  cure 

IS  CHarntUeed  in   every  insUnco.     Pncc,  Itl,  or  |  ^^         ■       ^,,_i  ro*utirv,«g*be  Complexion, 

four  bottles  to  one  address,  :-.{.  •        „  i       ,,.  ,     ,  .  .         .  •       • 

One  boti'.e   i*  suffieieul  to  eilect  a  care  la  all         The  dost  valuable  and  pcrfeot  prep:\rat;ou  m 

ordinrf-y  c.atie.=.  use,  for  giving    the  ?kin    »  beautiful    )  earl  IU  • 

ALSO  DU.  JOiNVILL'S  SPECIFrC  PILLS,  ,  tint,  that  is'^nly  f  nnd  m  y^'ii-     Is  uuickly    • 

for  the  speedy  an.l  periurnent  cure  of  tJouorrhcv  ,  moves  Ian.  Freckles,   Pli^plv,   Plotr-hcs.    ftlotu 

ijlcct,  rrctliral  Discbarge?.  Gravel.  Stricture  and     Patches,  SnUownew.?.  F^mptiotn  aP<t  oU    impuri- 

all  allV'tions  of  tbe  Kidneys  and  Bla  blvr.  Cures  ,  ties  of  the  skin,  kindly  healing  ths  aanio,  leavin* 

effected  in  from  01. o  to  five  .lays.     Tl'cy  arc  pre    the  skic    white  aiot  clear  as    aUba»t«»-.     Its  nso 

pared  from  vegetable  extracts  that  arc  barmeb-ss     (-on  not  be  defected  by  ihe  rio.'^'t  eorutiny,  and 

on  the  system,  and    never  nauseate  the  siowjacb  j  being  a  vegetable  pfeparauDn  v  perfectly  barm- 

or  impregnate  the  breath.     No  change  of  diet  ii  ]  les?.     It  is  the  only  art'r'ji  of  (ho  kind  u.sed    by 

,ic!  issarv  while  using  tiicm.  iM)rdoe;  ibeir  action     the  Frencb,  ard  J8  v«onFulerol  by  tbe  Parsian  as 

iu  any  luauncr  ititerfcro  \\iih  busiu'ss    pursuits.  |  indespeusible   to    a  perfe/"*    toiSt.     Vvward?  ot 

Price  SI  per  box.  30.000  b.ttlcs  were  soil  d'.i'-.r.g  tba    past  year,  a 

Either  of  tiio  above  mentioned  article?  will  bo  !  sufRcicnt  gnarrantce  of  'tfi  e*Pei..ry.     Pri'-e  only 

sent  to  any  adi'rcsS,  closely  scab  d,  and  post  paid    7a  ««nls,  sent  bv  mail,  op  receipt  of  *n  or.ier.  ty 

by  nnll  orcNprtss,  ou  receipt  of  price.     Address  BEllUER,  SUL'TTS  Jt  CO.,   OiiemistF. 

all  or-icr.*  tfJ  '  rlnlSyl  .'JS5  Kivor  Pt.,  Troy,  N.  Y 

liEUdKTt.  PUUTTS  A  Cc.,  Chemists. 
v4ul3yl  Is'o.  2S5  llivcr  S'.rect,  Troy,  N.  Y 


Labels, 


Wonderful  but  True. 


ly  the  first  of  Noverabor,  18C.'>,  I  had  become 
so  vcak  and  feeble  that  I  could  scarcely  stand 


of  every    variety. 
Gilt  Mouldings  Kept  On  Hand 

WAIiE-IlOOMS   COKNER  OF  IIICKOIIV  4  SECOND 
STS.  .MANK.VTO   MINN'.  21yl 


Those  of  our  readers  who  need  any- 
•thin^'  in  the  way  of  Cosmetics  or  Toi- 
let  Articles,  would  do  well  to  patronize    '^^J^^^H^'^^^ 
thefirmofiiei-er,  Shutts,  &Co,Troy,    ^^  ^.^^^^  ^„j  f,.,,,ic ._ 

New  York.      Tliey  aro  the  only  Agents  ,  j^j^^^.^  ^nd,  to  all  appearauje,  would  aoon  die.— 
in  America  for  many   of  the  most  val-    Atthi.s  time  (having  r^.ad  your   advertisement,) 

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Uable  French  and  English  ioilet  ^'^'^'' ll^'^J^l.^^^^^,^^^^^^  ,ho    grcaest'i'mportaneo   to  the   young   of  both 

elf  8  and  Prei)aration8  that  are  used  by     ^,,,^„,^„ecd  recovering.     I  have  tak^n   four  bot-  j  '^'^^'';^^^,,^^  j,,,^  „,„  H„,„,,y  „,,y  become  heauti- 
the    Beauties     of     tho     old  W^orld,     to     tics,  and  am  enjoying   us   g.od    health   now   as  1  j^,^   ^j^^   desp'scd   respected,    and    the  forsaken 

leautify  and  .uako  aura.tivo  ii.cir  -'^trr::::^'::::.^":"/;^:^:::?;! '"'^-.v... .».>, <>, .c.„e,„.„ ....... r...,. 

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Law  Cases  and  Points, 


M.vn.VM  nRMIMOTON  the  w.>rld  renowned  .^str.-l- 
01,'isr  an.l  SoninainlOlis*ic  riairvo\ai'.t,  while  in  a  rb  l.-- 
voyant  state,  lUleiiiHtes th''  very  feature!"  <f  the  person 
voli  ere  to  marry,  cud  l>y  theaid  of  an  instrument  of  In- 
tense power,  known  as  the  P.syehoni..tropc,  jruar.intees 
fo  pvoduee  a  pertecl  and  I'if.iike  picture  of  the  future 
'msliaint  o.'  '.Vifc  of  Ihe  :ip(»licar-t,  with  date  of  marriage, 
oe.- ipali'n  ,lead!nfr  trait.-(  cf  charac'er,  &c.  This  is  no 
iiiiposilt.m,  as  testimonials  without  nuinl)er  can  as.!crt, 
Hy  statinj.'  place  of  birth,  acre,  disposition,  color  of  eyes. 


Free  ta  Everybody! 

A  largo   6  pp.  Circular,  giving  inbjrmalion  of 


See  their  advertisement  ill    auolher   wonderful  en 


alone,  under  Pivino  Pfoviacuee,  that  eirected  »hi3 


re. 


K.  T.  FLLAtl.i. 


column. 


Hudson,  iMichiijan,  Au-iiat  30,  18CL'. 


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scud  tiu'ir.i"l dress,  aud  receive  a  copy  post  i-aid, 

by  rjturu  msil. 

Aldic5i  P.  O.I'rawcr,  21, 
vlulSoi'^  Troy,  S.  Y. 


Printed  to  order,  oa  short  Notice,  and  at  reasoa- 
able  rates. 


All  Orders  by  3Sail  rromptly  Atieiidod  t*. 

E.  A.  EOTCEKISJi 

Wiaucb.1-0    Citr,  Ai.ril  :4tb,  1807. 


EXCELSIOIJ !     EXCKLSfOU:  ! 

OlIASTELLAirS  HAIR 

EXTKBMINATORI! 

ForRcmoviaff  Supcrflouis  Si.ixv.  ,.,  ^  ,._ .^ , 

rr       I      1    J-     .  »..  .,.:..lli,-     il,i«   inviluable  depiL  haif,  an.l  ciiclcosin^'    fifty  cents.  au<l    stamped  envelope 
To  ihc  la-'ics  especially,  this  inv.UUaDie  nej  u     ,^,  j.^;^.^^^.^,  ,^,  j.,H,rself,   vou   will  receive   the  picture  by 
atorv  rccomincmls  itscU  as  being  an  almost  .i-'n»  ;  y^,,,,.,^  „,.,;,   tO;;ether  with  desired  iuformation. 

uen-"iblo  article  to  ioiuale  beauty,  i*  easily  ajmli-  j      .\ddress  iu  Conli.xuce,     MXD.VM   tlEKTRUUK 

'•d,  does  not  burn  or  injure  the  skin,  but  acts  .li  • '  ii!.:MiN(iTON,  I',  o.  n».v  Tw^   Hwidred  and    Ninety- 
rcctlv  on  tbe  roots.     It    is    «artaiited  ro  rtmovo    aovcu.  \U&i.  Ir^.y,  N,  Y,  vluliyl 

supoVfluou:;  bnir  fi;om  low  b.reheids,  or  from  any 

n.,rt  of  tliC  bo.ir,  cou>plete',y.   tolaMv  and  radical .. ~~^ " 

i;'exteip..ting-.hcsa,ue   leaving    tbo    sKin    .of-f,  CONVERSE     HOUSE, 

smootho    and  natural.     '1  bis  is   the  only  article  .^^  «-... 

nse-l  by  tno  F'e.o  b,  und  is  tiie  o.uy  real  eficcti.nl  |  BlUC  EartU  City, 

depilatory  iv  e\i<^enpe.     Price  7a  cents  per  juick    »pj^-g  ij^^up^  bavin*  been  repaired  and  m^wH  fnr- 
ige,  sent  post  paid,  to  any  addrcsi  ou  receipt  of    jij^hej  tbroXighout,  is  now  open  tor  the' reception 

of  guc.«ts. 

Tbo  proprietr»r  rcspecfiiMy  >olicits  the  patron- 
age of  the  traveling  public,  and  is  ''eteruiincT 
that  none  sbaU  go  away  dissatisfied  vilxa  may  lal 


an  onfer   by 

lJEiUJi:il,SUrTT-^  k  Co..  chemists, 
v4n^■^vl  2S5  Uiver  St.,  Troy,  N.  Y. 


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'^L  kinds  ul  Jou  VV..fK  ao..L  lu  onS.r  at  Ibii    V"i-  htm  with  a  call. 


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Wonderful  but  True. 


Vegetable  Sicilian 

HAIH  REN  EWER, 

-«-»« 

As  the  name  imlicates,  not  only  i«F.N'r.ws 
the  growth  of  tlie  hair  when  thin  and  fulling 
off,  buV  pojiitivcly  rt  •;<■•<•*  the  color  to  y\s 
original  ^tfilo  when  it  id  turiiin<  p'^y  or 
w'.iite,  whc^^r  cavued  by  ditcasc,j|^lcf  or 
old  age. 

It  will  corti\ii\y  do  what  ig  cl^incd  for  it, 
a  fact  to  which  ^mdrcds,  jfny  thousands, 
who  have  U3cd  it,  ^o  roaJy  and  willing  to 
testify..  ^Yhc^e  oucT^tt^is  fairly  U3cd,  in 
any  community,  itsl^eputation  •'syrcada 
like  wild  fire,"  a!w^i\the  best  advoriiso- 
nicnt  and  recoTn^cnd:\\>n  we  de.-irc.  In 
the  Ka^tern  Sty?^,  wheroVio  "IIKNEWEU" 
originated,  ^o  young  laXoa  use  it  as  a 
hair  drep^ff^ ;  it  is  foun\on  th.e  toilet 
taMc3  o^lfoung  incn,  (also  aiVicir  b:irliors), 
while  Jeidor  men  and  women Vho  desire  a 
E'-n^T  and  liCstcraUi'e  for  thcrVcroy  locks 
aivi  bald  heads  will  not  bo  ^^^^out  this 
Kriide,  whioh  givo3  in  every  iu^i.^'C,  en- 
tire sctisfaction.  \ 
C.A.TJTIOIT. 

«!-:Ti'riin  ai  tiflo,  fLs  iln.ro  ij  ii>)  i'rf;'iin\ti.'H  in  flu-  wil  i 
llko  ihH,  Uowiiru  i.'t  auy  nrtitlo  imriicrtiii^;  U<  bo  tho 
•ante. 

Try  11  AT.I/S  ITATR  RKNKWEU  acccnlin^  l.>  Tirpc- 
ti   .i«. aJil  V.  n  will  \i-'<'  iv>  o<l:fr. 

If  i\  a  !vV.  I  .it  Jiunti>t*  ia  y  nr  tiw^n,  a  UHl  l'"tMo 
•  ili  K>  Mi»t  y.ia  W  oxj  rjvts,  ujk'u  tiN.  ipt  if<  ::e  il.  ll:tr 
by  iiiAiV,  thiU  ttivirii;  y  a  an  >i'iv>«tti.i.iy  at  I'liC'e  i>l 
|«v"Tiriiins  o.T'rTl.'nr  ijiiiilitio^. 

f.  A.  CO  as,  iliUaiTo. 

\Se.Tl  Airont  for  Nort'-.vkMswrn  Str.'.:  J, 

g.  :  !  It  ■«  nMTK^AI.K,  !•.  f  ".i.a.'X  1  y  yTTI.KR,  rrVt'T! 
A  KVUKi;.  lJ.:^t^!lA^l:«  .%  VAN  .-■•  :IAA(  K.  I.>>i!I>  4 

EMiTii,  .>JMiTri  A  lAVin;.  J.  u.  iiy.i.'j  .t  co. 
en  AX.  0.  ?M!rfT.  riin:'.5~ir.  n.-H-Ki  *  tv.,  ii 

Bt-.^VIL,  Vr.  p.  II  AltUIS  1  OOl,  l'^:JX  &  1}.\.I>I:a1C,  a:ii 
Igr  Jriig^'.-sti  auJ  dixili-rs  g'-aoiully. 

\^\BiNi:T  siior. 

■\VoiiM  re-5^ootfu'.ly  ir,f'.r:r.  tlu' yihl-c  tha  artf. 
haviM^  had  a  wctk"  C>-r;iitncrsliii»  wi:h  Ton 
Ju!in  Ttiirrii^.  •?  rt^Min  il.iin-.'  1  ii.-'incs  in  nis  I'wit 
na-n-.  Kxpjri' UvC  unl  1-irlUo  iL-.-t  liuio  baviiii; 
a  g.>  id  stock  of 

"We'll  Seasniictl  Liniil)or«)U  luiud 

nl^'i  an  •  nl:u/''<l  .>'.>"p.  Uilnks  to  s.-.ii.-fy  yll  •■!  ' 
cn.'foiii*"-?.  ail  !  !:i.w  ..noi  too.  A'A  k;n<l^••■i  Fur- 
Kituff  "U  hjiiid.  'Uiirilc  to  ordor  i  romiitlj-. 

Xt'W  oiistoiiiers  lU'od  not  ask  for 
inv  rooms,  ns  I    ]u\\<'  the 
\,nlv    in:i)   BUILD- 
INGS in  tlit'Citv. 

A'"i'  rli!!-.;  I"  R^rooni-nt  isailo  If  twoi  n  Mr- 
lUirr-  s  nn.l  iiiy.-olf.  dntod  I>tc.  lf>tli,  Hf-C,  e;icb 
one  h  i.<  tfi  I'uy  bis  own  debt:".     Orders  Jip:ucd  by 

Eti'.'  I    will  I'.lV. 

WM.  liM.bANDE. 

"\VinDtl).igo  City,  Jan.  G,  l''«i7. 


€1KJi:AT    EXCITfiMENT ! 


"MAliAM  lll.MIMOTOX.  tlif  world  nnowncl  Aslrol 
•iirist  ;>ii<l  ."^omiKunl'Ulistii-  I'ltirvoyiiiit,  wliUo  in  .i  cl:»ir- 
vi'y:nif  Ktati',  ilfli-niatcs  the  vitj'  foaturcs  ff  tlic  |ii'r>-i/!i 
\nu  lire  ti>  marry,  an-l  liy  t!ii' ui<i  of  an  instruinciii  nf  iii- 
\'u.<o  jiiwor,  kno'.vii  as  tJio  rsyt-hoiiiotroiie,  giiavaiitcc-i 
r.>  l>r<MltK'(.'  a  ix-rlfot  aiitl  lirTiki- \iictur»'  of  thi>  niturc 
Kn-liaml  v>r  wifo  of  t)it>  !n>i»li<:irt,  wiUi  date  of  iiiarri;\;:e', 
.n<-!il>atii>ii ,  li-adin^  Iraltd  I  f  cliarnc'.iT,  &c.  Tlils  is  iii> 
iiupo^itioti,  us  tostiiiioiiiaH  willuml  nuinJior  i';\ii  assert, 
liy  st.itinj.'  j(!ai:i'  of  liirtli,  a>:i ,  ilLspusiiion,  culir  of  lyeH, 
liair,  ti'i.I  eriolcoshi)'  City  I'fiits.  ;iiiJ  !<(aiiiiiL'il  i'nvi'lo|iL- 
,il  Irissfd  to  your"!  If,  yu  will  ri<.i\  c  tlie  i>I^-tuie  I'y 
r<  turn  ni:iil,  to'iftl:cr  witli  ilc.-ir».l  iiif.>n'ir\tii'ii. 

V.l.lr.'ss  in  f  .n:i.l.  r.rc,  MADAM  CKUTIMDK 
!U:MlN<il(»N,  I',  t).  loxTwo  Humlreil  un.l  Nin.fy- 
so\«ii,  West  Troy,  N,  Y.  vinlsj  1 


A 


l>ctlcr  o])])ortunity  is  now  (.(il-red  to  any 


BEAU 

Auburn,    Golden, 


T 


Y! 

Flaxen,  & 


Silken  Curls, 

I3Tl'">DrCED  bT  tbe  nse^f  Tr  f.  De  TaErx' 
iUE.^II    LS    CH  EVi:UX.     Oiio  Aijiips- 
ti.u  W.\bl!ANTbl»         to  .'url  tho 

ui  '.st  5triu-;ht  ar.d  Btub  bora  hAir  of  citlicr  fcx  in- 
t  )  TTiivy  ringlet?^  or  baa^y  ujn*!>:vn  einls.  Ilai 
been  u-eJ  \<f  lUe  fash  ion -ibl-js  ct  I'arii  »r..t  1.  i!* 
doD,  with  the  nv.-t  gratifjinrc  rc'i'ts.  I»  ••-•.■'  no 
injury  to  the  hair.  Pri' o  by  nail,  se.iKp  }<nJ 
lo'ti'ii'l,  $1.  DcsciiptW-e  ciriubirs  tti.t  free. 
A.I.irf^-i  rKiiriKH.  ."-MiUTTS  A  CO..  Th-.u  sts. 
K  »,  2^:>  Kivtr  ft.,    Trry  it.  Y.     t3«'o  j^pr-.n'^s  i-x 


tho  United  State; 


v4uISyl 


~lQ(^f*  THF.LADYS  FIUKNP— 

ioUO.   TLti  b.-.i   -jifll.o    M  .ntL'/us— Jcvotcd 

to  LITKllAlUr.I-:  and  FA-SllION.  $2.:.0  a 
year.  We  give  WlIEELEll  i  WILSON'S  cele- 
brated J-jo  Scwit-ii  Muchir.cS  uii  inc  fjllowin^ 
tcims : — 

Twenty  copi.s  uiid  llic  Sewing  Machines.  STO. 
Thirty    C',y\i:s         "         "         '"         "         ?^-^- 


Ihcro  cMnclh  glad  tivlin<  of  joy  to  all, 
I'o  yomic;  and  to  obi,  to  great  and  to  small, 
t'hc  bcawty  whioh  o.\ec  was  .«o  prcoiuu.^:  «uil  rnrf , 
Ts  fr;n^  to  a!l,  an>l  ail  may  bo  fair. 

Dy  the  Use  of 

ClIASTElJ.AirS 

Willie        Liquid 
E  N  A  U  E  L! 

F^.r  Improving  itnd  IbivuffTitiKth*  IJompkxion. 
Ihc  Uio^t  valuaMe  !>.u  I  p-rfcct  rf'-rar«lior.  in 
n-o.  for  i-ivinj:  the  skm  a  bcAutllul  jH-nrl-likc 
li:»t.  t!int  isonlv  f"ind  mi  yo'th.  It  «iiiickly  ro 
uv-.M-s  Im.  Fi«'<kh-f>.  INivpW,  Fdo^-ho.s  Jlolh 
P;it<ln.-f,  Sii'l  'V^Iu•<.^.  Rrsipti  -OB  .ird  «!1  inr|>nii- 
ticis  of  the  i^yin,  kin<My  bi-a'.inic  tho  .s««no.  IcRvin,!,' 
the  sl.j!»  w'.iifc  ai;d  elanf  a«  uliil  a't<><'.  lt!<  »>»• 
can  nf..' >;c  dcfccte  1  by  th»  r!«>.»i?t  ECTutiiiy,  nii.l 
t.ciiii;  «.  vofctii^le  vr<'pavaii  ■>»  i'  pfrfcit'.y  harm- 
less. It  i.-;  the  cnly  uitifl*  of  l^o  kind  n.M'd  l<y 
ll.e  Frcn.h.  ard  isicrcns-derpl  by  the  Far^iiR  as 
iiu'i--;  ':nsi!>1o  to  a  p^rfe-t*  t)i'ot.  ^ipwards  of 
:i(t.t'iv!  Settle.^  were  sudd  inr-r!?  tho  past  yenr.  » 
follicient  piarriMitec  of  't*  sfTioioy.  Price  only 
7J  ««nt8.  ftnt  hv  ijiad.  or  rpecipt  of  ♦n  order,  by 

>a:uGErw,  sm'tts  %  co.,  (Jhcmi-i?. 

vlnlSyl  'sS'j  Ki7er  St.,  Troy,  N.  Y 

"consumption    curable  by 
dr.  schenck-s  medicines. 

TO  CIKK  CON;5l  Mi'TIO-N,  the  s;  .,te:!i  niaH  lio 
pr.  i»fire>l  .o  that  tho  hiiu-.  ivill  boil.  To  u.-eo. iipli^h 
V.-.'^.  tho  Uver  and  Moie.vh  must  first  be  e  li  Hiinel  a-id 
an  a->p9'.'t?  cTv^'atcd  lornood  w  holcwmo  lood,  v.bith, 
by  tV.o  c  melieiues  will  l^<3  dit-Ofted  prcKrly,  a:jd 
pood  healthy  l«k.od  male:  tlrj-  I'Uii'linu'  up  tlm 
coa-t.tu'lon.  SCIIKNCK'S  MA.NDKAKK  I'lLLS 
clctinscihostoniocholall  bilioo/*  or  mucouJ  accumu- 
lation!); and,  by  usim;  the  gca  Wood  Tonic  in  c-ju- 
uoction.  the  apT^'tUe  i*  re-tored. 

bCIltSCK'S  ri  LMONIC  SYRUP  is  nntricicuj 
a-  vrcli  af?  medicinal,  r.:itl,  l>y  uj-intr  the  three  reiiicdc-s 
all  imparities  are  cxpol'.cd  from  tho  tystcm,  and 
pood,  wbolesor.io  Mood  made,  which  will  rci»rl  all 
discfv^c.  1 1  pr : icntfl  will  lake  these  medicii.cH  accord- 
in!.'  to  daection.'.  Coi.iu;nplion  very  Ire.juentlv  in 
It^  la  t  «taj?  .vields  readily  to  their  action.  Take  tho 
pills  irciucntly.  to  cleinrO  the  liver  and  stomach.  It 
dxs  not  :ollo«-  that  bcciiiwo  the  bowels  are  not  cos- 
tive the-.'  arc  r.ot  rc-pjired,  for  sometin.c-i  in  diarr- 
haa  th'y  arc  nccc.^-ary.  Tlie  stomach  rii:n  bo  kept 
bea'thy.  a:id  an  appCcitc  cri-ateJ  to  allow  th-  Pul- 
monic Scrup  to  act  on  the  rc/piratory  orf.- ma  pn.p.  rly 
and  allay  aa:.-  irritation.  Then  all  tiiat  Ls  ro  juired  to 
p^r  oral  a  permanent  cure  is,  to  prevent  taking' 
cold.  Exercise  alioat  the  rooms  a?  much  as  pos.nb!o, 
cat  all  ihe  richct  tood— 'at  meat,  pame,  and,  in  tact, 
anything  the  appoiile  cravca  ;  bul  hf  particular  and 
masticate  well.  l'-^^  w.  ca.  mo.  1  yr. 

SCnENCK'3    SEAWEED    TONIC. 

This  medicine,  invciitcJ  by  Pr.  J.  II.  8>'Ui;-"<CK, 
oi  Philadelphia,  is  iiitej'.kd  to  dis-ioivc  the  food  and 
m:UkO  it  into  cbyuie,  the  tirst  proces3  oi'diiK'Cstion.  By 
Cleansing  tho  stcmtuih  with  Sehcnck's  Mandrake 
Piila,  the  Tonic  soon  rci<torcd  the  appctilu,  and  food 
that  could  not  bo  calcu  before  vu'w^  it  will  bo  casil/ 
d<i;eeftcd.      ^  Q^ 

Contu'.r.ption  cannot  bo  cnrcd  by  Schenck's  Pul 
tnonic  Syrup  unlcaa  tho  stomach  and  liver  is  mado 
h(»Hliy  and  the  appetite  restored,  hence  tho  Tcuic 
and  Plllfl  are  required  in  nearly  erery  ca»c  of  con- 
enuiption.  A  half  dozen  bottles  of  the  SKAWEKU 
TON  I C  and  three  or  four  lio.toa  of  tho  M  AN'DRAK  IJ 
PILLS  v.iU  cure  any  ordinary  ca^io  of  dyf-pcinia. 

l)r.  S.'.'iLNCK  uiakea  proftssional  vij-itd  in  New 
York,  Boston,  and  at  hi.ipiiiicipal  Oillcc  in  Philadel- 
phia over/  week.  See  daily  papers  oi  each  place,  or 
bi^  paui'hlot  ou  coasumption  for  bis  days  lor  viBita- 
tiin.         -^^^ 

Plca'c  o'~>?ervc,  when  purcLaaiu?,  that  liic-  two likc- 
ue.Si«cii  01  tiie  Doctor,  one  when  in  the  last  i<tago  ot 
Consumption,  and  the  other  ai  he  now  u,  in  perlcct 
bciltli,  are  on  the  Oovornincut  etamp. 

Sold  by  all  Prucpiati  and  Ucalers,  prico  $1.50  pT 
bottle,  or  ^■"..'jo  tho  haU-dozcn.  All  lett<  rs  for  advice 
ehould  t)C  adlrc.»-ed  to  Dr.  S>iiENt;K*!j  Principal 
OlVice,  No.  1")  North  tith  Street,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

General  Wholeeaie  Aeent*  :  Demas  Uarnci»  <Sj  Co., 
N.  Y.:    B.    a.    Uixncc,   Baltimore,  Md.;    John   I). 
Parke,  Cincinnati,  Ohio;  Walker  &    Taylor,  Chi- 
m^o.  III. ;  Cuiiiiu  iitOd.,  St  Louii-,  Mo.         p 
;  ^  [1st  w.  ea.  mo.  IjT. 


^•^^iijQ^ 


Woman,  or  dilM,  wisliing  to  i-iirclifise  anytliing  in  tlic  line  of  Fality  Dress 
Cotxls,  FiiMich  antl  En-lisli  ^[o.inos,  Alpacca.s,  Scotch  IMaids,  Dchiins,  Woolens 
Flannels,  Slrii-ctl  lVi)rnis,  llalmurul  Skirts,  Laaiea  Cloaks,  Cloak  Clutlis,  Do- 
mestics, jniDts,  sliawls,  hoop  Skirls,  Shirts  drawovs,  wrajipcrs,  Hosiery,  Xotions 
No.  1  >V'o>k'n  r.lankt'ts,  IJoots,  Shoes,  Hats,  and  Caps,  and  Eur  goods  of  w very 

description,  than  has  cvcrb  cfore  bocn 


Forty  copi*  5 


eiiv) 


S»snd  IJ  cents  for  a  sample  eof  y  to   DEACON 
4  PETEaS0X,31'J  Wdnut  Street,  rhiiadelphia 


KErAllATOll  CArilJ.I. 


Tlirow  a\r,-»y  your  fiUe  !r'.ii-:i,   your  switclies,  your 

wij( — 
Destnietive  of  cotnfort.  a.ol  nf>i  woi-*h  a  fi„'; 
«'ome  :!jt€<l,rr)m»  y.,iithfil.  cnne  u.'ly   and  f.-iir. 
And  rejoice  i;i  your  <r.^ti  Pixuvi  ,i.t  i,;i'r. 

KEl'AKATOil   C'.lPiLI.I. 

For  restoring  hair  upon  bald  heals  (fpT.i  uhatovcr 
CJiuse  it  may  hi.ve  fallen  oul>  and  forcin.^'  a  pn.vrlh  of 
bair  upon  thf  foe,  it  has  no  Vi<tn\.  It  will  fur.;.,-  th» 
beard  to /rov.' up. '11  the  sLiootiit.-,t  f.ce  in  from  five  to 
ticht  w.-ek-,  or  h;;ir  upon  baid  ].-:'U  in  f.oin  two  to 
three  meiithi.  A  f'-w  Ign.-raiit  ori'riif.ners  have  a-sert- 
fil  that  tlere  Is  nothMi'4  tliat  will  force  or  tia*en  tht 
powth  ol  fhe  hitii-  or  heard.  Th-  ir  ««*?.. rti.i.s  are  false, 
as  thoiuan.ls  of  livlg^'  \viiiM«se.s(rrf.m  th-ir  o.vii  <  vp-  ri 
ti'cci  can  bear  witness.  I!iU  many  will  say,  how  ar.-  wi 
to  <li-tirii.oiish  the  ^'eiinine  Irom  th<  sMuiMC.-..-  II  c  rtaii; 
Jyis  (liliieult,  u.s  nintff-riths  "fthe  .IiffLfei.t  prciiaraiions 
a.lveriised  for  the  hair  and  b:ai<l  .'>n' .-i.Jir.-ly  w.irihl'  t^s, 
ami  von  mav  h.ive  r.Iif  dy  IhroH-n  away  l;t;-.-e  ani'.iii.is 
It.  their  pur.'ha«e.  T-  sii  li  we  wr.uld  '^k^  ,  try  the  Kcpui 
Htor  Cai.pilii;  it  will  c,st  you  i,  .thin/  m.l.s-  it  co.-,,,  . 
up  to  oar  rtpresentations.  If  y.ur  I>iTe."f.-»  does  not 
ke<p  it,  send  U"  one  d-llar  and  we  will  forwar<l  it,  pu-'t- 
i.ail  to>."-th"r  nitii  a  r. '-cipt  for  Ihe  m'.tiey,  which  will 
».e  returned  you  on  spplicr.tioii,  proviaing  tnliresah.s 
l.;ctioni3nut  uiven.     A-I-lrcss, 

W.  b    CI.  VI:K  *  CO.,  Chemists, 
vlnlSyl        No.  -i  West  Fayeile  Street,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 


^      DR.    SCHENCK'3     »,. 

PULMONIC    SYEUP. 

Th^H  iTcat  medicine  cured  Or.  J.  IL  Sciikn:k,  the 
rropr-etor,  of  Pulmonary  Ccnsamptiun,  when  i*.  had 
a^-umfid  its  iiio«t  Ic-midablc  a  'p<ct,  and  when  ppeedy 
death  aj>r>f;and  to  be  inevitable.  Ilii  phygiciaas pro- 
nounced hi.^  ca.ie  inrurahle  won  ho  comnK-acdd 
tlie  u-0  of  thid  fimplo  but  powcrlul  remedy.  Hid 
health  was  restored  in  a  very  ehort  time,  and  no 
return  of  the  discace  ha?  been  ripprehcndcd,  for  all 
the  Kymptoi.13  qaickl/  digappeareJ,  and  his  present 
woiyht  J3  more  than  two  hundred  pounds 
f  Since  his  recovery,  be  hai  devoted  his  attention 
cxciuislvely  to  the  car©  ol  Consamiition  and  ti;o 
diicascs  wliich  arc  usually  compiicafcd  v.-ith  it,  and 
the  cures  effected  by  hia  medicines  Lave  been  very 
numerous  and  truly  wonden'ul.  Dr.  Si  iit.N<K 
makes  profc<wioi;al  visits  to  several  of  the  lar-cr  citiej 
wcokl;-,  where  he  ha-"  a  iar>.'e  concouree  of  patients, 
pud  it  is  truly  astonishiii!-';  to  fco  poor  consuriipt:vos 
that  hive  to  Ijc  lilted  out  of  their  cax-riafrc',  a;!d  in 
a  few  month'"  health;*,  rol.uHt  pcrpoua.  Da. 
.StlUENCK'S  PULMONIC  SYKl  P,  SEAWEKD 
TONIC,  and  M.4NI)UAKE  PILLsJ  are  pcacrally 
all  rwjuircd  in  curium'  ('onsumpUon.  Pu!!  direc- 
tion8  accompany  each,  ho  that  auy  one  can  t'lke  them 
v.ithout  liCi  i:is  Dr.  S<'nEN<;!:,  but  wheu  it  ia  con- 
venient it  ia  best  to  HCe  him.  lie  ?ivcs  advice  free, 
but  lor  athoroaeh  ^.-jramiuallon  with  hij?  Kewirometer 
b  s  fee  in  three  dollar.?. 

p.eaee  oljserve,  t,-hen  purchas'n^,  that  the  two 
likcne.'-f.es  of  the  Doctor— one  v,' hen  in  the  lastataj^o 
Ol'  Consumption,  and  the  ether  ad  he  now  is,  in 
I>.il<  et  btalth— are  on  the  (jovcrument  etnmp. 

Sold  by  all  Drn^'Ki.sls  and  Dealers.  Price  .$  .  0 
per  bottl"^.  or  $7.50  tha  half  dozen,  heiten  for 
ndvic'j  ehould  always  bo  directed  to  Dr.  Scheack's 
rrincipal  Oniice,  15  North  Cth  St.,  I'liiladelphla,  Pa. 

General  V.'iiolet-alc  .\geuts:  Deii.a'  Barnes  4:  Co., 
N.  Y. ,  S.  S.  lianec,  Baitiinorc,  ML;  Joim  D. 
F<rk.  Cincinnati.  Olilo;  Walker  <«.•  Taylor,  Chlctjio, 
III. ;  Collin   liro4.,  .jt.  Loui-,  Hv.l-A  a,  e*  tCy.:  1  yr. 


C  L  I  :,l  A  X  !       CLIMAX!! 

Fa'-ro's  Climax  Salvo,  a  FjiiHily 
l;Ipssiii2:  lor  Co  ( OJits. 

H  lif'-ils  without  .1  sear.  No 
family  Niioultl  ]w  v.iihoril  if. 

\<i},  ^.iirrant  it  io  u'.iro  Scrofula 
Soivs,  Suit  Filicr.n},  ChilhLnns, 
TpUpf,  I'liiipli's,  aiitl  111!  Kr»|/i!oi!s 
of  the  S-'.in.  For  Sore  Ercast  cr 
Nipijlts,  Cuts,  Sprains,  Uruisps 
IJuriis,  St'iilds,  Chapped  Haiuls, 
i^'c,  it  niaACS  ai  perfect  cure. 

It  Iiaii  boea  used  over  fiitecu 
yer.rs,  without  one  lailure. 

It  isas  no  parallel — haviii'?  per- 
fectly eradicated  disease  and 
hoaU  d  after  ail  other  remedies  liad 
iVtiied.  It  is  a  compound  of  Arnica 
with  many  other  Extracis  and 
IJalsanis,  and  put  up  in  larjirer 
boxes  for  tlie  same  price  than  any 
other  Oliitment. 

Sold  by  Dniprs,-i.st3  everywhere.    Wlutc  &  HowlanJ, 
rroprictors,  121  Liberty  Street,  New  York. 


DR.  SCKJiNCK'S 

MANDRAKE    PILLS. 

A  Substitute  for  Calomel, 

These  Pills  arc  compoaed  of  varloiu'  rootf,  havini? 
the  power  to  relax  tho  secretions  of  tho  liver  aa 
prciiiptly  and  effrctually  as  bhie  pill  or  mercury, 
and  wiihout  produciuR  any  of  thoi^c  dica-rrecaLlc  or 
danterous  ellects  which  oilcn  follow  the  use  of  tho 
latter. 

In  all  bllions  di.»order.! these  Pills  maybe  u.°ed  with 
confidence,  as  they  promote  Uic  dlBchargo  of  vitiated 
bile,  and  remove  those  obstructions  from  the  liver 
and  biliary  ducts,  ^.-hich  aro  the  cause  oi'  bilious 
ftlTcctiona  in  f.'eueral. 

SCllENCK'S  MANDRAKE  PILLS  cure  Sick 
Ilep.Iache,  and  all  disorders  of  the  Livor,  indicated  by 
fallow  skin,  coated  ton^uo,  costiveness,  drowsincea, 
end  a  general  feeling  ot  wearinesH  and  lassitude, 
BhowiiiK  that  tiio  liver  is  ia  a  torpid  or  obstructed 
condition. 

In  short,  tlicso  Pills  may  bo  usod  with  advan- 
tn?c  in  all  cases  when  a  purgative  or  alterative 
medlcino  ia  required. 

Plcaae  a3k  for  "Dr.  Schcnck's  Mandrake  Pills," 
and  oljserve  th.at  the  two  likeneseea  ot  the  Doctor 
ere  on  the  Governmeat  stamp— one  when  in  the  last 
etajrc  of  Consumption,  and  the  other  in  his  prcfieot 
liealtli. 

Sold  by  all  Dmpgietfl  and  dealers.  Price  25  cents 
per  box.  Princ'pal  Office,  No.  10  North  6th  Street, 
I'liiladc'phia,  Pa. 

Ceueral  Wliolesalc  Apent.i:  Denial  Dames  A  Co., 
21  Park  Kow,  New  York;  S.  8.  llunce,  l()-(  Balti- 
more St.,  Baltimore,  Md.  ;  John  D.  Park,  N.  E. 
cor.  of  Fourth  and  Walnut  St.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio ; 
Walker  4  Taylor,  IC^l  and  ICO  Wnhnsli  Avenue, 
thitafO,  111.;  Collins  DiOllieri>,  southwest  cornel 
^  Bctoud  aud  Vine  St?.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

''**  L4ih  ii  jti*  w.  ca.  mo.  1  n. 


DM.  VVJlirXIER  isrej^ularly 
cducalc<I  ntnl  le;;itiiniitc!y  (;ual- 
ilied,  and  has  experience  in  all 
forms  of  disease,  a  knuwlc(l;;o 
,|uito  inJi.Bjicnsibie  in  the  trtiU- 
iiicnt  of  the  veneral  disease  in 
all  il.s  varied  sml  complicated 
form",  and  lias  for  years  made 
tho  liraTiiient  of  private  ilisoapes  his  busincHS  and 
stilly.  Kxperiencc,  tbe  best  of  teachers,  ha.son- 
ul.lc'i  him  to  perfect  roincdiea  at  once  suflicicnt, 
.mile,  perm  an  ei:t,  and  in  most  sases  can  bo  u«ed 
without  liiixlranc  to  bii.iinc«s. 

Particular  attention  Riven  to  obi  standi  i^  case.", 
Hiicli  as  were  oonsidcrcd  incurable.  Syjdiillifi,  iu 
all  form.s;  (Jonorrboa,  (ileet,  Strictures,  Orcbites 
D:al,etes,  iJbubler  and  Urinary  lJi.-ca.<c.«.  Al."o, 
Ihoefl'ect."  of  solitary  habit«,both  ruinou.s  to  body 
nndtniii'l,  and  which  produces  Rome  of  tlio  fol- 
lowing; eirccta:  iJlolclies,  IJod.ly  Weaknchi",  Con- 
.stij.alion,  Aver.-ion  and  Uneasiness  in  Feiuale 
Society,  Unn)anline.«s,  Dread  of  Future  Uvent.s, 
finally  a  ooniplctc  prostration  of  tho  vital  pow 
cr.«.  lo.^s  of  memory,  rin^jing  in  the  ear.s,  can  be 
fully  restored  to  health. 

All  letter.-^,  wi'h  "tamps,  answered. 
Dr,  W.  is  the  publisher  of  a  new  work,  entitl- 
ed "Niji  the  Uvil  in  the  jJud,"  wliich  will  ho  sent 
10  ail  on  recciptof  10  cents  to  pre-pay    po^ta;,'e. 
CoiLsnltation    free.     Cbartres   moderate,     and 
cure  ffu.'iriintoed. 

Ilr.Whittier  cures  the  very  wor.^tkind  ofrup- 
l;irfi  in  a  few  weeks. 

Po.st  Office  iJo.x  220 1.  Office  and  Consultation 
Rooms  101  South  Clark  f-trfet;  ChU-aJio.  Yuu 
cm  seethe  Doctor  every  diiy  from  'J  A.  w.  to  5  v.  M 


K.   WAITE, 

J  E  W  E  L  E 


9 


III     !\iiib;uilt     County. 


Hi'j;li     prieos     arc     now 


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To   lay 


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rilOTOGRAPlIIC. 

-0- 

F.  X  II.  T.  ANTHONY  i  Co., 

MiiBufiietur-MS  of  rboto;,'roi>bic  Jlaterials, 

Wholesale  and  Itettiil, 

scixncz-cv/Ay.  N.  Y. 

In  addition  to  our  main  Lucir.es.s  ,,f  i'lioto- 
.lirni'hic  .Materials  wo  aro  ileaciiuariers  ion  the 
It  llowinj;,  viz  : 

Stereoscopes  *.^J  Stereoscopic   Views 

O    American  ard  ForciLm  cities  and  Landscapes, 
(jirouj'.-',  Statuary,  etc, 

Siereoscopic  Viows  of  the  "War. 

I'r'iii  no^ratives  m;tde  iu  tl.e  various  cnni- 
pai.uMi!- an  l'~l'ormii>.^'  a  complete  PhotOi^rnphic 
h!.>iory  of  thu  i;ro:it  contest. 

Stercocscopic   Viows  on  Glass, 

Ad.qled  lor  either  the  Ma-ic  Lnntern  or  the 
St<r-o<copc.  Our  C.iti»!o;,'uc  will  he  £cnt  te 
unyaildrc.ss  on  receipt  of  stamp. 

IMiotogniphic  Albums.  I 

We  tnanufai-t.urc  more  largely  than  any  other 
ho;  se,  about  2()'»  varieties  Iroin  60  cents  L.  .rJO 
.•a.  h.  Our  AjMJU.MS  have  the  reputation  of  be- 
in„'   fupcrior    in    beauty  and    durability  to   any 

others. 

Card  rhoto.!:,'ra].hs  of  (lenorals,  SUtcs- 
mcn.  Actors,  etc.,  etc. 

Our  oataloi;ue  embraces  over  FIVE  TIIOUS- 
\.N1)  ditVerent  .-uhjeets.  includinff reproductions. 
.,1  tin:  most  celebrated  Kii;,'ra vine's,  Pniiitings. 
.-;tatute«.ctc.  Cutaloguos  scut  on  receipt  ot 
stamp. 

Ph-.tograj.hcr.'  and  others  ordering  goods  t. 
0.  1).,  "will  pleaso  remit  2J  per  cent  ol  the 
.imount  of  their  ort'cr. 

>.CO>'thc  prices  and  yualit^-  of  our  gof>d.«  cai_ 
not  fail  to  satisfy. 


/r;M.  THE  GEEAT  CAUSE 

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)  Fmi.s.-ions.    Impotency.    Kervous  Delilil^',    and 
i  Impediments'  to    marriage  generally  ;   Consump- 
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The  world  renowned  author  of  this  iiJmirahle 
Lecture,  clearly  pnvcs  fioiu  hi?  own  e\i>erience 
that  the  aw-'u!  eoiiseiiueii.'es  of  .-elf  abuse  may  Vie 
tfrectnally  removed  without  medicine,  and  with- 
out dangerous  surgical  ojieratioiii?,  bougies,  tnstru 
ineiits,  rings,  or  cordials,  pointing  out  a  modo  of 
euro  lit  once  cerfain  and  olUclual,  by  which  ev- 
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may  cure  him.-elf  cheaply,  privatclv*  and  radical 
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io  TllOb SANDS  AND  TllOTSANDS. 

Sent  under  seal,  to  any  addrc?.«,  in  a  plain  Fcal 
o,d  envelope,  on  tho  receipt  of  .-i\  cents,  or  two 
stamp.s.  Also  Dr.  Cuherweirs  "Marriage  Uu'dc" 
price  2o  cents.     Address  tlie  I'uLlisLcrs'. 

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Rus-ell  A  Oo.,  of  Shakopeo.  will  give  a  Crand 
(Jill  Concert  at  Kndreh':;  Hall,  Shakoieo,  Jlinn,, 
on  we  Incjilay  <;vening,  May  1st  ISf»7.  One 
chaiiee  in  eiglit  Five  thousand  dollar?  worth  oi 
valualdo  jiropertj'  and  money  to  bo  di>itrihutc<l 
to  ticket  holders.  No  postponement.  Ticket!- 
(»no  di  liar  each  The  jiri/es  consist  of  a  bouse 
and  l:>t  on  2  1  street,  .'?1,2!U) ;  u  lot  on  2d  street 
at.'^2i)i>;  a  hou^e  and  lot  on  ILdmcs  street  at 
5li.»0;  four  lots  linely  located  #100;  one  piano: 
one  prize  in  greenbacks  SUHI;  one  horte,  one 
top  buggy;  throosiik  dress  patterns,  one  sewing 
maeldiiej  one  gold  lev  i- watch  ;  one  American 
watid).  Albums,  napkin  rings,  Ac,  in  all  J12 
prize.s.  Tho  object  of  the  coucerl  is  to  di.^iioso  ol 
the  rropcrty  adverti.scd,  and  not  for  a  pjtocula- 
lion.  Addrc--B  l»y  mail  (with  pri'-o  of  ticket  en- 
closed) M.  C.  llufscll,  P.  0.  liox  270,  bhu.'.opec 
.'\)inne.:otu. 


S;;:;:  .;^.  :ii:M^m:  .«  vr.  v..,  ..y  bis  new  treatment,  i. 
e,.Hl.l.-.!  to  insure  a  speedy  and  permanent  cure. 

Cousiiitatlousfn-e  and  conlid.-utial.  Ottiec,  No.  1.3 
9outh  Clark  Street,  et-rintr  of  Iloiiroe,  half  a  Mock  from 
tliM  Post  Oin<-e.  Vnt  Oflico  li..x  154,  Chicago,  III. 
Ollice  hours  from  9  A.M  to  S  1'.  M.      _,  ,     , 

.«euil  for  his  "Guide  to  lloalth,"  published  monthly, 

free  of  ch^iri:^''.  ,        .   ^.         .       ,        ,  „ 

N  B.  -badi'S,  send  for  a  deScriptiTP  circular  of  Vf*- 
\*rio  ilemodio,  tho  I'cst  preventive  of  concoptioM 
"aown.    Sent  to  any  address  iVeo  of  ch-  rge. 

M((rria(fe   <incl  Cdibacy. 

AN  Essny  of  Warning  and  Instruc 
tXOn  to  Youpg  rtlcn.  Also,  Dijcsacs 
and  abu.-'Oti  which  i>iemaliiruiy  Pi  Of  trate  the  vi 
till  Powers,  with  sure  means  of  relief.  Sent  free 
of  Charge,  in  sealed  Ictlor  envelopes.  Address, 
Dr.  J.  SKILLAN  HOUGHTON,  How.ard  Asso 
elation,  Pluladulphia,  Pa.  v3u21yl 

Will   do  a  (Jeneral  Ibvnking  and    Ileal  Estate    ^.  ^x  ^  ,^  ^"i"VEAR^;;iri7Tiny  on^  with 
nusinci?,   pay    Ta.tes  for   non-resideut?,  niako    c7> /0,UUv/  $15- st-ncil  tools.    No  experience 
Collections,  Ac.,  Ac,, 
H.D.  IL\LDVvlN,  -    -    -    S.  P.  CHILD 

L'luc  L'ar«     City,  May  1,      CO. 


BALDWIN  &  CHILI), 

BANKERS, 

AND    KEAL   ESTATE  AGENTS, 

<>JJi<'C  oppoiiite  "Union  Iloitsc  "  JJliic 
Karlli  Cltij,  Minnesota. 


DR.  BICELOW 

i..i  tho  orilv  I'ltysi<-i.tii,  ns  a  epcculint 
II  -v.-  ia  Chicajro  that  can  tie  entirely 
relii-'d  iii>'ii.    <>|>  T'l  HIM,  and  not  «iiflei 
that  h.iriil  ledi.-ease  to  n-main  ii.  your 
«-,>t.in,«li.'<ligui-iiia  your  larpuin!  hody, 
li^•^illes  deKtroviii;;  your  h;U'piii''.-s.iiid 
futrr.«  pri'^i'i'i  Is  of  lifi«.     He  h-.iN  mads 
PHIV.\Ti:  DbSMASKS  and  NKKVOfri 
l.KblblTV    bis    t^tiuiy    for   the    p:u-,t 
\L.,^r  \,-r\     tweiitv  vcars.  aii.l  ir-  tlieiefor.Mhc  per- 
"^lAVilM*"^      g,.„  wiioiii  nil  !itlUileil  should  eonselt. 
Nj  oi:;<  over  b.nrd  of  a  patient  of  his  Tmt  biit.;;  cured 


..aeh.rsiu  all  the  city  p.-ip.  i-x  Im-j  patu-.its  ana  t  no 
II.  dieiil  profe.-.sioii,  h  -th  h.-re  and  abroad,  as  hemj!;  fh« 
iiost  -kill<-d  .«pe.-i..li,t  here,  and  a  thol■o^.^ll  neihti-r  ol 
II   »..v.ial   diseases.      If  nil   olh-r^   f;Ml,   don  t  .K.-.p*iir 


,iuo^  h.  has  b..-n  in  this  city.  His  i-.-putali>.n  bu 
vaehrrsiu  all  the  city  p.-if.i-s,  Im-<  patu-.its  and   tho 

all 
nil 

^i^o'''him'a  .'all.""  l"t  is'oiily  a  common  o.-eurrenr.'  with 
l.iin  to  euro  such  cases.  His  ro..ins  nr.'  s-p.uiit.-  f.-r 
ladies  and  u.-nll.-iii"n.  and  the  nio^t  cmpUte  in  thocity 

YotS'J  MtN,  TVKt  PAUTICIL.MI  NolICi;.  -Joelol-  )!uu- 

mw  d  -r.  t.-s  imu  h  of  his  tihic  to  tho  tr.-;.tment  o  thojo 
-aM.s.-.-oi-.-.l  hv  a  H.-.-r.-t  h.-MI.  whi-h  ruo..-  hoth  h.-dy 
,nd  iniu.l.  imliiti!!;.;  the  u.if-rtiiimte  m.  i.  idual  "r  ••i.e-r 
.H,.i.i..s.s  or  so,-i,-ty.  The  sad  rft.et  ol  lh.se  e:..rly  hahi  s. 
„|-  th-  excess  of  riper  y.-ais,  is  to  weaken  and  .hhili- 
tat.-thecoiefitution.  d.-sl.roy  tho  iihy.sical  and  monta 
,,„w..r.s,  dimildsh  and  enfeellv  th-  imfural  f-e.m-s.  and 

'xhanst  Ih^  vital  en.Tgic  of  m,-o:h I:  the  flexam-s 

onif.Mire  man-.d.  tho  oljeet  ot  marnag<^  fiustrat.-d, 
,nd  existence  iN.-lfi-e.id.-red  a  term  of. me.-asnif;  misery 
A'l  1  reirrct.  SiKh  persou.s,  cspe<  i-illy  thoso  coiitem- 
.0  should  lose  no  time  iu  making  iiimH- 


T  ecoa-sary.     The  Presidents,  Casliiers,  and  Treas 
I  rors  of  3  Hanks  cndor.se  the  circular.    Sent  free 
with  samples.    Address    tho    .\mcrioftn  Stencil 
SOyl    Tool  Work?,  8prIasQeb.l,  Vauiout.  42yl 


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ALWAYS  TAKK  THE  BEST! 


Moore's  Rural  New-Yorker, 

THE  MOST  POPCLAR  NATIONAL 
AaitlCVLTVRAL,  LITEliARY  AND  FA^- 

iLY  wi:i:kly. 

For  IJoll*  Town  and  Country. 

TheRiral  is  tbe  standard  in  its  sphcra  of 
Journalism,  being  the  laraest  circulating  Paper 
of  its  Class  in  tho  worM — bent  evidence  of  lix- 
In'iixi'-  M'  ill  oii'l  Si'jii  ri'iriiij.  In  variety  of  prac- 
tical, u.seful,  enterlMiuing  and  timely  Ittading  it 
has  no  e(jua!,  its  amiilc  pagc.i  comprising  De- 
partments devoted  to  or  treating  upon 

Literature. 


Agrriculture, 
Sheep  Husbandry, 
Horticulture, 
Architecture, 
Domestic  Economy 


Arts,  Sciences, 
Education, 
General  News, 
Market  Rcportg. 


Has,  and  will  keep  constantly  on  hand,  for  sale  : 

CLOCKS  find  ^rATCIfES, 

Jewelry     and    Silverware, 

.\nd  will  attend  promptly  to  all  kinds  of  Repair- 
ing of  Clocks,  Watehe.«,  and  Jewdry,  and  guar- 
antee perfect  satiifaelion  to  all  who  patronize 
him.     lloom  opposite  Union  Hotel.  SOyl 

Blue  Furtb  City,  May  17,  IS6G. 

cliiaie    Shop. 

The  ^L•l.l:k;■to  Foundry  and  JlacLine  .'bop  is 
n^'W  in  oljeration,  and  wo  arc  pre]'arcd  to 

MAKE   &,   KEPAIll  MAU'IUNERY 

of  ci-ery  description.     Steam  engine",  Threshing 
5IaehiiH,«,  I'aaper.=,  Fanning  Implements,  &e. 

We  al?o  make  all  kinds  ol  iion  and  Lraii?  ca.?t- 
inps.  Dabbitt  metal  always  on  Iniud.  Orders 
=ol'cited  and  promjitlj' attended  t  i. 

Old   Iron,  Brass   and  Copper 

wanted,  for  which  the  Li,'hc-t  price  will  be  puid 
v3n7yl  C.  W.  BARNEY,  &  Co. 

NKW  OKI)Eli  OH~TJJINUS 

AT    TUi: 


AVilli  IlIUKtrntlouH,  Tales,  SketthcH,  Pc 
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its  Department  i)t  Slmft  llnKhi'ii'/ri/ in  Kdited  by 
Hon.  11.  S.  llANDAi.L,  LL.  D.,  Author  of  the 
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S'.i'th,"  Ac.,  <fce,  the  best  authority  on  the  fubject 
in  Amc.ioi, — while  its  S'-uil'm  (.''.n-tx^ioicHnff 
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other  able  atid  talented  writers  aro  regular  con- 
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money. 

VOLUME  XVm,   FOR   1867, 

In  Sujicrior  style,— new  Copper  Faced  Type, 
Good  Pdjier  and  many  Fine  Engravings.  Each 
of  its  Fifty-two  No's  (not  12,  like  a  monthly,) 
will  comprise  Eight  Double  Quarto  Pages.  An 
Index  ic.,  at  close  of  the  volume. 

TERMS,  in  Advance-  Only  $3  a  year :  Five 
Copies  for  ?.14  ;  Sovea  for  Sl'J;  Ton  for  $25,  and 
any  grcate^r  number  at  same  rate, — only  ?2,50 
per  copy.  Club  papers  sent  to  different  Post  Of- 
fices. As  we  pay  American  postage,  ?2,70  is  the 
lowe«t  Club  rate  to  Canada— $3,50  to  Europe. 
JiS'-Now  IS  Ti!E  Tnti:  to  Svbscrief,  and  Form 
Cllus.  Premiums,  Free  Copies,  Ac.,  to  Club 
Agent=,  and  wc  want  at  least  one  agent  in  every 
town  in  the  Union.  Specimens,  Show  Rills,  la- 
ducements,  <tc.,  sent  free.     Address 

D.  D,  T.  MOORE,  Roche.=ter,  New  York- 


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Having  madii  Bome  chnngef  e'-ncernhig  the 
l.iisii)e^-s  traiis;;c;ions  of  the 'Wlnnebag-o  City 
Mills,'  wc  wish  to  announce  lo  ttie  ptililic  that 
we  aic  now  prepared  to  do  all  kinds  of  work  in 
our  lino  of  buiiuess.  for  ready  jiay.  Logs-,  wood, 
wheat,  or  even  Money  tal.cn  m  |.ayment  for 
work.  Our  terms  for  rawing  arc  :  One  half,  or 
■?r.';per  ihou.-'uid.  Flour,  P.ran,  .and  shorts  con 
ttanily  ou  hand,  .and  for  sale  ;''.ieap. 

Lumber   >«25.00  per  Thonsanil. 

E.  RHODES. 
Winnebago  City,  March  (Vth.  U'ztlO. 

1U.UE '  EAKTH  "CIT Y. 


Goods  Avell  1)011  alit,  aie  half  sold. 

A.  II.  IIALCOM 

offers 

GllEATiUrvGAINS 

IN 

GIIOCERIES, 

HATS  Sz  CAPS, 

A^ANKEE  NOTIONS, 
Etc.,  Etc.,  Etc. 

at  prices  that 

DEFY   COJirETITION. 


CITY      HALL, 


Mankato^ 


Mi.^x. 


GOOD 


Kiitter  &  Cheese 

wanted  at  all  times  at  the  market  price. 

I  never  wa^,   Never   can,   and 
N<;vcr  will    be 

UNDEli  SOLD! 

Give  nie  an  early  call,  and  see 
for  yourselves. 

A.  B.  BALCOM. 

Blue  E.arth  City,  May  14,  1SC6.  3n30yl 


JOHN  F.    MEAGHER 

ha«  on  hand  tbe  largest  and  best  selected  5tocC 
of  Hardware,  Stovos  and  Agricultural  Imple- 
ments in  the  Minnesota  valley.  My  stock  of 
Agricultural  Iniplement.s  is  very  largo  and  com- 
plete, coni-ietiiig  of  tho  following  niaehiiics  : 

r>5  Buckeye's. 

CO  J.  H.  Manny's, 
Self  ct  Hand  Hakes, 

20  Kirby,fi 
Excelsior  Droppers, 

and  Caugia  Cliief, 
G  Sweepstakes  Tliresiiers, 

0  J.  .1  Case's  Tliresliers, 
G  Volrator  Threshers, 

Massellon  Macliines, 
G  Buffalo  Sulkey  Iv  kes, 

35  Bevolving,  liorse  rakes, 

and  all  the  smaller  implement?  in  a*      K 

My  stock  of  Builders  llardwar  has  been  se- 
lected with  care,  and  is  very  large.  Builders 
will  alwa^'s  find  a  full  supply  of 

Nails,  (Hass,  Sash, 

Doors,  Blinds, 

Locks,         Latches.         S-c.  &c. 

Prices   Esceedinly    Low    for 
CASK! 

All  persons  desiring  to  purchase  Reap  '  »nd 
Threshers,  would  do  well  to  give  me  a  call  ocfore 
j.urchasing,  as  my  stock  is  very  large  and  1  will 
Warrant  all  maeiiines  to  give  satisfaction,  and 
my  prices  and  tcria=  cannot  fail  to  suit. 
34v3yl  JOUXF.  MEAGHER. 

(ADVERTISEMENT.) 

IMrORTAJJTTO  OWNERS  OF 
UORSES. 


WHISKERS. 

AND 

MUSTACHES? 

1]10UCED  to  grow  upon  the  smoothest  face  in 
.  from  othre  to  five  weeks,  by  using  Dr.  SEV- 
RJNES  RESTAUR.\TETK  CAPILLIRE,  the 
most  Wonderful  discovery  in  modern  science  act 
ing  upon  tho  Beard  and  Hair  iu  an  almost  mi- 
raculous manner. 

It  has  bocn  used  by  tho  elite  of  Paris 
and  London  with  the  most  flattering  success. 
Names  of  all  perehaicrs  will  bo  registered  and  if 
entire  satisfaction  is  not  given  in  every  inst-ince 
tho  money  will  bo  cheerfully  refunded.  Price 
by  mail,  scaled  and  postpaid,  $1.  De^criptii/e 
circulars  and  testimonials  mailed  free.  Address 
P.KKGER,  SIUTTTS  &  CO.,  Chemists,  No.  825  liiver 
Street.  Troy,  N.  V.  Sole  »ij<-iittf  for  the  United  States. 
vlulHyl 


Advice  and  Pr€sc7'iption$  for  Sick  or 
Injured  Horses  given  Free,. 

The  Editor  of  Wii.ices'  Spirit  of  thb  Timb» 
desires  to  inform  tho  owners  of  Horses  through- 
out the  United  States,  that  he  has  regularly  en- 
gaged upon  bis  paper,  one  of  the  ablest  and  most 
experienced  professional  xeteriuarians  in  the  IT. 
S.,  whose  special  duty  it  shall  be  to  answer,  gratia 
all  quettious  relative  to  siek  or  injured  horses 
which  may  be  addressed  to  the  SriaiT,  trluthrr 
III  niibncriUrs  or  not.  Theso  answers  will  in  all 
cases  contain  a  ]>rescription  for  the  injury  de- 
scribed, and  will  be  printed,  in  connection  with 
the  tiueslion  asked,  in  the  following  number  of 
the  Spirit.  No  answers,  however,  will  bo  given 
by  mail,  it  being  a  part  of  the  object  of  the  edi- 
tor to  ?ubmit  the  abilitj'  of  the  professor  who  has 
assumed  this  department  of  the  Spirit  to  the 
keenest  criticism  of  the  general  public.  By  ad- 
ding this  useful  department  to  tho  Spirit,  the 
editor  contributes  to  those  of  his  readers  and 
subscribers  who  own  horses,  ahorse  doctor  free, 
and  not  only  to  his  subscribers,  but  to  every 
hors*  owner  iu  tbe  United  States  who  may  choose 
to  direct  an  inquiry  to  the  Spirit  by  mail.  Tho 
eubsoriptiovi  price  of  the  SriuiT  is  $5  a  year  ;  but 
single  copies  may  bo  bought  from  news  agents 
from  week  to  week  by  those  who  desire  to  use  it 
temporarily  only,  for  veterinarian  quoiitions,  at 
fifteen  cents  per  copy.  Tho  SriRif  or  tdh 
Times  is  a  high  toned  gentleman's  paper  which 
(with  the  old  Spiuit,  whoso  business  and  title  i^ 
inherits)  is  of  forty  years'  standing,  and  is  de- 
voted to  Hunti  ig.  Fishing,  Racing,  Field  Sports^ 
Literature  and  the  Stage.     George  Wilkes. 

Editor  aAd  Proprietor, 
201  William  St.,  Now  York. 


CmSPER  COMA. 

Oh  !  she  was  beautiful  and  fair, 
With  starry  eyes,  and  radient  hair. 
■Whose  curling  tendrils  soft  entwined. 
Enchained  the  very  heart  and  mind. 

CRXSPER  COMA. 

For  Curling  the  Hair  of  either  Sex  into. 

Wavy    and   Glossy    Ringlets    or 

Heav>  Massiqe  Curls. 

By  uflng  this  article  Ladies  and  Gentltmen  can  bean- 
tify  ♦hemselves  a  tliousand  fold.  It  is  the  onlv  article  In 
the  w  rid  that  will  curl  straight  hair,  and  &\.  the  same 
time  iiive  it  a  beautiful,  glossy  appearance.  The  Crisper 
Coma  not  only  curls  the  hair,  hut  invigorates,  beautifies 
and  cleanses  It  ;  is  higtily  and  delightfully  perfumed, 
and  is  the  most  complete  article  of  the  kind  ever  oflTered 
to  the  American  public.  The  Crisper  Coma  will  be  ml^ 
to  any  address,  sealed  and  postpaid  for  one  dollar. 

Address  all  orders  to 

W.  L.  CLAUK  *  CO.,  ChemlrtB. 
TlulSyl       Fo.  B  Wtkt  Fayette  gtt»»e»,  Syr««ue,  N.  -^ 


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LIBERTY,  LITESATURE  AND  LAND. 


Term^— $1.50 — Invariably  in  Advance 


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Whore  arc  ycu  !;'>iiig*a<)  fast? 


Office  on  North  Front  Street,  one  door  vest  of  !  J*    J^"    trlt^i- ■*•  '  •*  ^^P"  Theri:'a  a  vullcy  to  iro^-s  «iil  a  river  lo  ford 

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GARDEN  CITY   HOTEL. 
Evans  &  Tall,  Proprietors 


inU.ixst  it  wouKl  1)0  to  eonstruo  it  oth- 
er\vi>o    if  they    cou!<l.     An   Aincrioan 


Co!-t  of  a  %c'.vsi»ai)cr. 


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«1  propcrtionatcly  to  the  number  of  s-iuares  bar-  | 
gained  for.  I 

Legal  advtrtisement.'  in.'erted  at  the  the  ex- 

Tiense  of  the  attorn^-y  ordoriug  them,  and  i?ot  do-  :  i  , ,    i  /..n  \,\n,U  of  «  ork  in 

*  •  .,lanJisnow  i  roparei  to   Jo  iiU  Kimi>  oi    woriv  lu 

ayable  for  legal  proecediugN  but  mu.n  o'j  i-aul     ,,j,.  j;„^._     j^'e^^    l.ariicss  nia.l.!  to    or.Ur,  lUid  al! 

on  delivery  of  the  alTi.lavit.  i  Idnds  of  rci.airin;;   done  on  short  notice.     .Sliop 

Notices'in.orted  ia   the  rcadinr  column,  doit-  '  up  >lairs.  next  door  scu.b  of  lluhards.n  X  If-'y- 

.,,  '  nold."    Oroctrv.  .^^ 

.Uo  ra.c3  E.A.  UOTCIUCIf.-,  i  E.  JT.   I  Ii;T( '1 11  N  S. 


Hariiesis  81iop. 

The  nndcr.-isne  1  take?  this  method  of  inforra- 
n;;  the  poplc  <>f  Winnebago  City  and  vicinity, 
bnl  he  has  just  opened  a  new  harness  shop  in 

WiNXE^A(^0     CITY, 


i:.  A.  IIOTCHKIS.-^, 

V.  lit   r  /c  rroi.rietor. 


Winnebago  City,  May  2.'»,  1M>6, 


.*?2tf 


There's  a  clasp  of  the  hand  and  a  parting  wovd 
An  1  a  tremulous  sigh  foi  the  past,  old  man  ; 
The  beautiful  vanishoJ  past. 

The  road  has  been  fugged  androv   h,  old  man, 
To  your  feet   lis  rng-od  and  roui;h  ; 
llut  you  see  a  dear  being,  with  gentle  oyfcS, 
lias  shared  your  labor  and  sacrifice. 

Ah  !  taat  has  been  sunshiuo  enough,  old  man  ; 
i'or  you  and  me  sunshine  euo    ;h. 

How  long  siucc  you  passed  o'er   tho   hill,  eld 

man, 
Of  life  ?  o'e<  the  top  of  the  hill  ? 
Were  there  beautifi-l  valleys  on  tho  other  side? 
Were  there  flowers  aud  trees,  with  their  branehes 
wide. 
To  shut  off  the  heat  of  the  sun,  old  man  : 
The  heat  of  the  fei  v\d  fuu  ' 

I      And  how  did  you  cr-ss  the  waves,  old  man, 

I  Of  sorrow  — the  fearful  waves? 

'  Did  you  lay  your  dear  treasures  by,  one  by  one, 

I  With  an  aching  heart  aud  ••Uod's  will  be  do  ne, ' 

i       Under  the  wayside  dust,  old  mat.  ? 

'  In  the  grave  'ncath  tho  way^ide  dust  ? 

i       There  is  sorrow  and  labor  for  all,  old  man; 

,  Alas  I  there  is  sorrow  (or  all ; 

And  you,  old  m;  n,  have  hid  your  share, 
For  Jighty  long  wintershave  whitened  your  hair. 


enviso  if  they  could.  An  Aincnc-an  ,  Some  idea  of  tho  vast  expense  at- j  The  McntreaU/c/.c^.  ent.c  c;ave  to 
c-itixcn  appli<.s  to  a  Liberal  ofVlccr  for  a  |  tending  the  publicatio.i  of  a  first-class  Canada  and  to  man,  the  following  rhap» 
sale  conduct  through  Mexico,  which  is  j  daily  paper  ntay  be  inferred  front    the    sody  on  liustori's  Ehzabefh: 


"She  was  the  running  streamlet    in 
the  green  and    flowery  summer,  high 


saie  couaucL  iniuu_u,ii  j.>n-.v.w»^,  .. "^♦•v  r-i  •' 

readily  granted,  but  it  turns  out  to  be    annual    statement  made  by  the   ^ew 

an  ordor  to  hang  bint  when   be  should    York  TriOvm:  Association '.  ,  -         •    .,  n      i        t 

get  far  enough  in  tno  interior  for  the  j  Ihe  gross  receipts  from  .tibserip  and  away  in  the  woodla^ds^  lu  peace 
LuherousTtet  to  be  perfor.ned  with  I  tions,  sales  and  advertising,  in  1806,  ul  .scenes  lur  royal  mutnhcence  was 
inn.unity.  As  eorrorborative  evidence  amounted  to  8000,417.  The  expenses  ;  beauttful,  full,  beneficent  worthy  of  a 
that  sul  was  the  meat.i.g  of  the  eu-  were  ?.^S5,1 58,  showing  a  net  profit  of  great  queen,  a.s  the  lakes,  denv.ng  tnei. 
circled  'him  '  it  was  reported  by  Liber-  but  *24,2;VJ  to  bo  divided  amom;  the  grandeur  from  the  itiyrtads  of  running 
.1  ollicers  th'at  the  bearer  of  the  pas..-  !  stockholders.  |  streamlets,  give  character  and  general 

port  h-id  been  hung  by  robbers.  The!  /^,m.s-Tbe  printing  p^per  cost  ,  utility  to  thi.s  magmficont  couutry.- 
n-ime  of  the  ofliccr  who  gave  and  sign-  $tlS,lim.  Pressmen  and  compositors,  |  Anon  the  current  of  passion,  subvert- 
ed the  ivissp  ,rt  was  Col.  I'cdro  Varrios.  ?13:j,000.  Ld.torial  expences,  081,775.  |  hr^  the  higher  conscience,  fi.wed  down, 
acti..-  ""j'-r  orders    of  Gen.  ^Liriano    Correspondence,     40,a00.        Mailing,    and  still  down,  carrying  the  roy.-d   at- 


u 


Business  Directory. 


Kscobedo.     Americans,  beware  of  l/ib 
oral  passports;  there  may  be  a  loop  in 
them  and  a  hole  through  }0U. 

i:!cvated  Railways  in  New    York   City. 

Duting  tho  last  hours  of  the  session 
of  the  Xew  York   Legislature    a    bill 
was  passed  providing  for  the  construe 
tion  of  three  lines  of  elevated    railway 
m  Nev/  York  city. 


\^orrer>j)uu<.icin;v,     -i./,uvv/.         i-^- -^i -  ^  .      ^^  ^ 

counting  and  packing  papers,  s^35,U0O.  \  tributes  with  it,  until  there  was  swifl 
Taxes  on  advertising,  ^10,OS2,  besides  !  descent,  a  rapid,  many  rapids,  a  rag* 
many  other  expenses  of  Ices  magni- ;  ing  torrent,  a  Niagara !  Then  arose 
tude,' but  which  help  to  eat  up  the  groans  out  of  the  deep,  distracted  s'jul  J 
profits  of  the  publishers.  In  l'^<i5  the  '  the  currents  of  life  heaving,  eddying, 
receipts  were  ?<«lG,5:i7,  expenditures,  ,  ^yhirling  round  and  round  in  the  c»ta- 
^G4r),l07,  showing  a  profit  of  ^170,-  .  fact  that  has  no  bottom,  or  if  a  bottom, 
430.  The  combined  circuiation  of  the  none  knowu  to  living  mortal.  Y^et 
various  editions  of  the  Tribune,  daily,    amid  all  that  wreck  of  mind,   tumult, 

weeklv  and  semi-weekly,  probably    ex-  i  tempest,  the    combined    dignities    of 
_  *' .  .    *       I  1 1  , „.„„  c«r.,ii.,  ..»,  ♦v.a 


.S.LAXT^  0 Fries 

\Viiinel)a':;o  City  Dl^tl^ct. 

A     11.  r.\!.l.tS.  U.-i:.!fr. 
11.  \V.  HOI.I.KV,  ittctfivcr. 

•OTScehour^froni  S  .\.  M.t'.'.MP.  M. 
Wi:-.:ie'-.i-.-  C.ty.Mhii..'Jct.-26;  l>t;^. 


BLl'lr:  KAllTU  VALLEY^  LODGE 
NO.  -7. 

FRtE  j..<r»  .X'^crrTv::^  maaON?,  avinneb.vco 

til  V.  Mi>.». 


A 


Tiesjular    Communuatioiis     are 

be:  i'^oa   '-^-^  Cra  and    third  Tuesdays  of 
e.uh  Jlonth. 

— orncr.i'.s- 

P?  !  '••,  W.  M.  ••HO.  A.  wriK.  ?.  r»  i 


J,     S.     P  E  11  11  Y, 

T  A  1  L  O  M  ! 

\Viiinel)ago     City     IMiniifSuta, 

Mr/  be  f  .rod  In  Fellows'  New  Block.  Op- 
positc.Cotticll  fit  Drarbon  s  New  Store, 

at  al'  liiocs.  prcj.ar.  d  L-  do  idl  work  intrusted  to 
him.  in  the  late  I  >'ew   York  Fashions,  or  to  suit 
he  customer 

Most  kinds  of  country  produce  wanted  for  work 
Cutting  d.^ne  on  fhoi  t  nulico,  aud  rarrautod  to 
tit  if  prlpcily  made  ui).  "-^^"^ 


\nv  York  citv  weeKiy  ana  slmiii-wv;uki.>  ,  i'.^"""j     --   pv....^.^..-,  -—     -  o 

"^  .,*,,.  ^'„     eeeds  that  ot  any  other  general  news- 1  woman  and  (pieen  arose  fitfully  on  the 

.r  eighty  long  wintershave  whUenea  your  na.r.        The  bill  provides   for  tho    lOCOl  poia-  ,  •    _^^  ^^^^^J^  |  ^^^^^^^^^  ^.^^^  ^  ^^  .^^^^.^^^^  of  summer  SUU- 

And  they've  whitened  your  heart  as  well,  old    tioQ  (^f  l]iree     companies,     named     tllC     1^1 

NVest  Side  and  Yonkers,  IJroadway  and         .      -— ^ 


man . 
Thank  God,  your  heart  as  well. 

You're  row  at  the  foot  of  tho  hill,  ol  I  man  ; 
At  last  at  the  foot  of  the  hill. 
The  sun  hy.s  gone  down  iu  golden  glow, 
And  the  Heavenly  City  lies  just  below. 
Uoon  through  the  pearly  gate,  old  man.— 
j  The  beautiful  pearly  gate. 


L 

B    MVl'lS   'N'    .'     ^V.  .  .. 

O.  K.  yi*,lL1vS.  'rreas^   K.  H^  HlTt  UIX>, 


BL.\CKS:\IITH  SIIOl\ 

'^,'■'1  i>iv^S.5;'l^.  P.    i  IJlncksmithing,  Shoeing,Kepairlng,  S:c. 

'x'  i-     '.>  •.'•\H\M.T.l  r.     i 


AFTi:U. 


I'LUI-fEAliTIl    CITV  i.=  ^I)GJ-: 


T\.  under:i^ned  .-till  occnpics  the  shop  near 
1^.  f  •.:.:o  V;!«.  i.nd  wr;iidr'-pectfully  announce 
liial  l.c  is  iijw  pjci-ared  to  uianufactnre  t.oth 


rr.FE    AND    ACCl  !'iK'>    M.U-"N- 
1.  1 1  1 ,    M 1 .» •> . 


LAiini 


KOD  Sz  ?^IOLD-ROARD 

REr.ri.Ar.  n.mu;uuieations   are   i-.eld  on  the  ,  Kre  Uli  I  H  ill^l  O  WS. 
First  ai,  i  Third  Wclnesdiivs  of  e:.ch  m  .nth.  i  ----'  ^ 


H    P.  YOfS"''.  ^V.  M., 

1.  vv.  i;k-»'.vs,  ■;.  w. 

il.  W.  TKlVrr'.i:.  .».  N\*. 
W:;.   ■..   C   W.  licas. 


11  V  (KNsrANs,  s.  n. 

\    V.  K  A  ST  MAN,.'.  I>. 
.]    1!.  UK  \'  M''^-  r.  '^:''' 

(.;:■».  1!.  Ki.NotL.KV,  So. 


I.  0   of  G-  T 

■^i:r,rT  Alt  inet-Ting  cvciv  Friday  tvei/irg,  nt 
V  y.oulioii's  iii^ii. 


llnviu'^Sv cur-id  the  rorvice?  of  FIRST  CI.ASS^ 
workmen"'.  1  am  able  to  ».tler  tb.e  best  u'UJli'y  of 
'vf.r!-.  b'iMi  .M^nufaeMrioj:   a»id  K'-'iMirmir.  -i-  '>-  , 
Ma-'.  Ilorso  .v  <•  .  .-Hocui'^-.  Ac.  iu  tiie  best  n.nii- 
nor.         T!>...':\'til  f.r  i-ist  favor.--,  I  w-.til  I  so.u-it  ^ 

; i:!;ua;j;.e.;  ol  ihe  pubiie  j  itrona^c. 

vlnl'Jtf  J.  M.  WHEELER. 


After  the  shower,  the  tranquil  sun  ; 
After  the  snow,  the  emerald  leaves  ; 
Silver  stars  when  the  day  is  done  ; 
Alter  the  harvest,  golden  sheaves. 

After  the  clouds,  the  violet  sky  ; 
After  tho  tempest,  the  lull  ef  waves  ; 
yuiet  woods  when  the  wind?  go  by  ; 
After  Ihe  battle,  peaceful  graves. 

After  the  ki.ell.  the  wedding  bells  , 
After  the  bud,  the  radiant  rose  : 
Joyful  greetings  from  sad  farewells  j 
After  our  weeping,  sw.-et  repose. 

After  tho  burd.-n,  the  b!is.-ful  meed  ) 
After  the  light,  the  downy  neot  ; 
After  the  furrow,  the  waking  ."ced; 
After  tie  'hadowy  ri'.  iY-—r-:'i  '■ 

How  a  Man  may  Cany  :iis  Own  Death 
Wftriant. 


'-.    CA;  i>V»LI.'.,  V.-.  ('.  T. 

.s. 


!  WHOLESALE    tfe   RETAIL^ 


1    The  Brownsville  A''i/?.'/<'ro  publishes 
the  following   sketch  of  Mexican    life 


r..  M  p.-»TTF.::."'v.  ,.   s. I  .    the  following    sketch  ol  Aiexicau 

'       oFFicivLsoi'  F.vuin.xn.T  coi-N-TY.  C^^OC^l^CFy     StOf^!    rtud  love  fur  Ameri-an> : 

,   vtor_r  w  rM.v     "T.-..s'r-n.  p..  Jon::^-os     i  *"  I      A  citizen  of  Texas,  but  off  and 

iieihter-r  Uni  .     '  ,^  ^]:)^:!-:<.b:'l:^^<To:<.  !  .'  .vi:  A-0    AiTNN.  '  trndin-  ill  Mcxico,  albeit  a  n.erclK 


c'n:^er-W>K  A-  WAY_rou..-  LK  LA  VKU.^NL. 

Countv  Cm.  1st  Dist.-A    U.  MORF, 
41      ■     ..       '/J       "     _l|.  .1.   NKAb. 
..  >i      S.l       '•     — ">UN  U.  MSSON, 

.1       4th     "     — .1AM1..-  CHAYS, 

..     -,h    "    -.lo.-r.i'U  rM.n.i-.TT. 


—  Dlsitrlct  Coml  of  this  Di.'irict  meetsat  Ulue  CarU.     ^^^^]^.  opposite  Bradley  &  Bro. 


on 
XANKATO.  MINX,  \  trading  in  Mexico,  albeit  a  merchant, 
ALliiaiT  S.  ^VHlTE,  I'roprietor.     I  ^yas  anxious  to  look  after    some  inter- 
!  ests  in  tho  City  of  Mexico.     He    had 

rrockrry,  niaP?-warc.  ftrocerieP,  Ac.,  for  sale  I  ^  •         ^j-  various    Gov- 

bywhok-aloorret.il.     Country  stores  supplied     ll\  cU  UnUtr  iue         « 
on    reasonable   terms.     Rooms  on    iMam    btreet     ^.rnmcuts  1«     McXlCO,    UUcl     last,  11     noi 


City  oa  the  liist   Monday  in  June 

^C.'jri^Mn.EY, 

OFFICE   AT  TMi:  WHt  «  STORE. 

Calls  by  day  or  uight  piouir.tly  aite;idLd  to. 
Winnebago  City,  Aug.  \o,  K^oo. 


Dr.  J.  P.  5'i:i!«e>. 

Physician  &  Surgeon, 

Ofii'--o  over  the  Hardware  Store,   -Main    .-t.,  Win- 
nebago Ci!v,  Minnesota.  -    _ 
x!  I.r_-Otfi:.c  cpcn  for  calls  at  all  hours   of  the  | 

»lny  and  night.  ^ j 

^"^^  ANliRKW  C.  DVNN,  j 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law  i 

.-£;-    Will   attend    to    prof  visional    busiuesi 
hroughout  the  .*tatc. 
Winnebago  City,  Minn.  


P.  K.  ^VI8KH, 
Practical    AVatcL-IMake.i, 

A  N  D 

J  E  AV  E  L  E  R  , 
Mankato,  -  -  -  Minn. 

l>t-;ALLK  IN 

^yal(dles,  clocks,  Jewelry  &  silver  Tvaic 

Repairing  neatly  executed  and  warranted. 


cnAS.  iii:iLr.oKN, 

Manufn'-lnrer  anil  Dcahr  in 


least  of  them,  under  the  Empire.     He 
i  had  reason  to  believe  that  the  Liberals 
were  inimical  to  him,  especially  so  as 
he  had  money  on  deposit    and   other 
property  in  Mnntcrey.     This,  be  argu- 
ed  was  oiVenso  enough    to    secure  his 
assassination.     IV-'iorc  leaving  Monte- 
rey for  the  capital,  be  applied  and  ob- 
tained   a    passport    for    safe    conduct 
tlirough  tho  Liberal  lines-g.iarantee- 
iiv  him  assi>tance    and    safety   at  tho 
hands  of  all  Liberal  troops.     He  started 
out  and  made  a  portion  of  the  trip,  but 
became  alarmed  at    what    he  saw   and 
heard,  and  beat  a  hasty    retreat.     He 


■      aTTOTTiuT&bauney. 

Attorneys  &  Counselors  at  Law. 

MANlt.vT0.b..Ui:   F.AlllH  COUNTY  MINN. 

rii:aHcn.l  promptly  and  f^iUhfuily  to  all  bu,ine..sln- 
nsteJ  to  their  care-  _  . 

Have  for  sal.at  all  timc3,  l^r?«,^»'^"^'V?.'n! 
Winnebago  Trust  Laud.-,  and  other  valuable 
Farming  lands. 

A.  W1LL.VRD.    -   ^21,1    -    -      .F  S  BARNEY 

"""converse  HOUSE, 

Blue  Earth  City, 

Thie  house  having  been  '^^I'-^'^i^;;^!!^;^ 
nished  throughout,  is  now  open  for  the  rtccpii 

^^^:^;oprietorr.pe.f.Uy.dici.tl.^^^^^ 

T^.tr-SI^;r!wlyii^.Usnedwhomayta 

voMum  with  .^U  ^QyyERSE^oprietor. 

'  CLINTON    HOUSE. 

Front  aireet.neartheLcee.^^^^^^^^^ 
UkSKATO.    ■ 

M-    T.    0.  yLOWJiR,   Proprietor. 

r.fRr..for -.11  Pointi  lithe  State.     Good 
««'^"^'  ^l^r^lirwiU^attentive  Ostle^.,        l^yl 


W.\RE-U00MS  COIINKP.  OF  HIClvOUY  4  SKCOND 
STS.  MANKATO   MINN.  21x1 


BILLIARD    ROOM. 

DAN  M«.liKHAM  &  CO.  PROS. 

Opposite  Clifton  House, 

]\Ia."Vato,  lyiinnesota. 

Our  tables  are  new  and  are  of  the   best   make 
Good  cigars  and  liciuors  at  the  bar.  4ayJ^ 

CHARLES  K  MAYO, 

WnOLKSALE  DEALER  IN  |F 

IIAMDWAHE  ! 


AOF.NS  FOR 

FAIRBANKS     SCALES 


of  everv    vitnetv. 

^  •  "^  heard,  ana  uu'iii,  .1   " j    

GiltMuuiaings  Kept  On  Haiulhjad  not  had  occosiou  to  exhibit  his 

'  passport ;  fo.  tunately  so,  as  its  exhibi- 
tion would  have  cost  him  his  life.  He 
was  not  aware  of  this,  however,   untd 

some  time  afterwards,     r.y  mere  acci- 

dent,  only  a  few  days  since,  the  pass- 
port in  question,  which  he  had  kept  m 
Lis  pocketbook,  come  under  the  eye  ol 
a  liberal  ofVicermMatatuoras,  where,., 
the  no  little  astonishment  of  the  bearer, 

he  was  informed  that  it  was  an  onler 
fur  his  execution.  '1  he  document  has 
been  shown  us,  and  is  a  plainly  writ- 
ten, straightforward  passport.  But  a 
detective  or  accomplice  might  see 
something  in  it  to  arouse  suspicion.- 
,  Where  the  passport  states  that  no  ob 
ctacles  will  be  thrown  iu  the  way  of  the 
bearer  passing  through  to  the  point  ot 
his  destination,  occurs  the  word,  tm- 
pomlran.     From  the  letter  p  is   drawn 


Yonkers,  and    Last    Side    and    New 
Kocbelle.     The  route  of  the  first  nam- 
ed compnny  shall  begin  at  the   corner 
of  (Jreenwich  street  and    the    IJattery, 
running  north  on  that  street  to    Ninth 
avenue  to    a    convenient    poirJ,    and 
thence  to  diverge  by  the  most  eligible 
route  to  King's  Bri  -gc,  and  to  the  vil 
lage  of  Yonkors.     Li  the  upper  portion 
of  the  city    it   may    run    through   the 
center  of  blocks  of  vacant  lots  by    a 
purchase  of  the  right   of  way   in   the 
usual    manner.       The    second   named 
company  is  formed  to  construct  a   sin- 
gle track  railway  on  a  similar  plan  on 
liroadway,  commencing  at  the  Battery 
and  extending  to  G4tli  street,  and  hence 
to  Y^onker.?,  parallel  to  the  AVest  Side 
line.     The  route   of  the   third   named 
company  to  commence  as  the  otliers,  at 
the  Battery  and    to    proceed     thence 
through  Pearl  street,  the  Now   IJowery 
and  the  Bowery  to  Third  avenue,  and 
thence  on  between  Third  and    Second 
avenues  to  the   Harlem    Bridge,    and 
thence  to  the  village  of  New  liochelle. 
The  structure  is  to    be  placed    over 
the    curb  slone  on  each  side  of    the 
.street,  supported  by  wrought  iron   col- 
umns.    The  columns  are  to  be  attach- 
eJ  to  solid  foundation  piers,  or  masonry 
placed  below  the  surface.     The  track 
is  to  be  composed  of  steel,  and   calcu- 
lated to  bear    five    times    the    utmost 
weight  ot  loaded  passenger  cars  placed 

u[ton  it. 

Stations  for  the  reception  and  deliv- 
ery of  v.asscugers  are  to  be  placed  at 
regular  intervals  of  from  1,500  to  2,- 
500  feet  apart.  Booms  will  be  hired  iu 
the  second  story  of  buildings  for  that 
purpose.  The  stairways  arc  to  be  Avith- 
in  the  buildings. 

The  cars  are  lobe  moved  by  a  series 
of  wire  ropes. 

It  is  estimated  that  the  road  will  co«t. 
from  8^00,000  to  8500,000  a  mile.- 
About  eight  depots  will  bo  rc(iuired  in 

each  mile. 

The  law  provides  that  the  company 
shall  construct  the  first  half  mile  lor 
the  purpose  of  testing  the  plan. 

It  is  uudcrstcod  that  the  bill  requires 
the  company  to  pay  live  per  cent,  of 
the  earnings  into  the  city  treasury. 


~~  ,  ,,    I  shine  with  black,  scoriating  thunder 

AnvKRTisiNO.— An    exchange    tells  ___ 

the  fuUowing  story  of  a  boy  who    was 


The  Dauohtrk's  rosTCKiPX.— 'I 
sent  to  town  one  day  last  summer,  with  Jovc  to  look  upon  a  young  man.  There 
a  bafT  of  green  corn  to  sell :  '  is  a  hidden  potency    concealed  within 

The  boy  was  gone  all  day  and  return-  ^  his  breast  which  charms  and  pains  me.* 
ed  with  the  bag^  unopened,  which  he  j  The  daughter  of  a  clergyman  hap- 
dumped  on  t]ie°floor,  sa)in;j',  'There  is    pening  to  fi.ul  the  above  8e«iteuce  at  the 


I  your'corn,  go  and  sell    it  yourself.     I 

can't.' 

'Sold  jxny?' 

'No,'  said  the  boy,  'I've  been  all  over 
town  with  it,  and  nobody  said  anything 
about  green  corn.     Two  or  three    fel 
lows  asked  me  what  I\l  got  in  my  bag, 
and  I  told  them  t'was  none  of  their  bu- 

Einesfs*' 

The  boy  reminds  us  of  business  men 
that  arc  to  be  found  in  every  commu- 
nity, who  do  n6t,  or  will  not  recognize 
the  benefits  of  adverti.^ing. 

The  following  is  said  to  be  the  pri- 
vate recii)e  of  a  Washoe  editor  :  'Take 
one  pint  of  whisky,  stir  it  well  with 
one  spoonful  of  whisky,  then  take  an- 
other pint  of  whisky,  beat  carefully 
with  a  spoon,  and  keep  pouring  in 
whi.=;kv.  Fill  a  large  bowl  with  wa- 
ter, and  make  the  servants  set  it  out  of 
yoiir  reach.  Take  a  small  tumbler,  pour 


close  of  her  father's  manuscript  iXi  ho 
had  left  it  in  his  study,  sat  down   and 

added : 

'Them's  my  sentiments  exactly,  pa« 
pa.  excepting  the  'pains.' ' 

The  new  style  of  short  dresses  are 
'nvghty  deceivin'.'  A  benevolent  old 
gentleman,  a  little  nearsighted,  came 
near  getting  into  trouble  a  few  days 
since,  for  reinaikiag  iamiliarly,  'Well, 
sis,  are  your  ears  cold  this  morning  V 
Ihc  i>arty  addressed  turned  on  the  old 
fellow  fiercely,  with  'insolent  puppy,* 
'brute,'  'old  villain,'  etc,  and  he  found 
that  he  had  addressed  a  lady  iu  the 
full  bloom  of  womanhood. 


At  a  fancy  dress  ball  in  Paris,  recent- 
ly, a  lady  was  seen  In  a  very  low  bodice 
dress,  while  f.oatiug  and  waving  around 
her  was  an  abundance  of  green  gauze. 

She  was  politelv  asked  by  a  gentleman 
voiirreacU.    i  aivc  a  rMium  luuiu.v..,  i.^---  >■  • 

^                        <•  1  ,      r  xv.ir.r  •  i.our   out    wIkU  she  personated.     The  sea,  Mon- 
intwo   spooniu      of  Nvatci     pom    ^^^\^._^     c  ,\  ,,,,  tide.  then.    Madame.' 
the  water,  and  fill  up  with    NNhibk>,  aud 
add  to  the  above.     Flavor  with  whisky 
to  your  taste.     A  dose  :  three  'lingers' 
every  lialf  hour.' 


sieur 


ST.  PAUL. 


M?,n?,\y\ 


William  H.  Birnoy  was  arrested  last 
week  for  imposing  upon  the  good  peo- 
ple of  New  Haven.  He  entered  Yale 
College  professedly  to  fit  himself  for 
tho  ministry,  and  soon  became  actively 
interested  in  Sunday-school  matters, 
taking  particular  interest  in  one  of  our 
niissim  schools,  in  whose  behalf  he  col- 
lected money.  He  had  the  confidence 
of  the  public  at  first.  The  Bev.  Br. 
I>l,elp8  gave  him  a  letter  ot  recom- 
mendation, lie  is  now  in  the  New  Ha- 
ven jail  awaiting  trial,  and  at  last  ac- 
counts was  playing  draw  p  ker  with  a 


In  a  jovial  company,  each  one  asked 
a  fpiesLion.     If  it  was  answered  he  paid 
a  forfeit ;  or,  if  he  could   not  answer 
it  himself  he  paid  a  forfeit.     An  Irish- 
man's question  was:     ^How  does  the 
little  ground  h-g  make  his  hole   witli- 
out   showing  any    dirt  about  the   en- 
trance?'    When  they  all  gave  it  up,  he 
said,  'Sure,  don't  you  see,   he    begins 
at  the  other  cud  of  the  hole.'     0:;c  of 
the  rest  exclaimed  :  'l^ut  how  does  he 
get  there  V  'Ah  !'  said  Pat.  that's  your 
<lucstion-can  you  answer  iM'OurseU  V 

Imagine  to  yourself  a  man  setting 
hlmsc^'in  opposition  to  the  will  of 
God,  How  weak,  how  bhnd  j  when 
compared  with  the  majesty  ho  would 
oppose— the  might  of  God  1 

Oceans  aro  to  him  but  drops  of  wa- 
ter, and  this  world  and  all  the  multi- 
tude ot  worlds,  'wheeling  in  space,' 
serve,  but  as  a  balance  wheel  to  the 
mighty  machinery  of  creation. 


LAW'S    ii-^JA^'J'- 


M.KJ  X  iJJ- 

Coroer  of^Hoirey  .Main  Streets.  Winnebago  Ci^y 

D.  S  LAW  Proprietor. 

f:t.go«  leave  lhi«  House  for  all  roincs. 
There  is  also  a  good  livery  couuectea^^J 

V  OS.e. 


S.MIIU   &   IIUMl'ilUEY, 


The  priming  offices  and  editorial 
rooms  of  the  principal  newspapers  in 
Lima  are  inclosed  within  a  'lovelv  gar- 
den of  flowers,  sparkling  fountains  and 
gold  fish,  and  tame,  gaudily-plumed 
sweetly-whistling  birds,  who  never 
desert  their  little  eden  spot,  where  con- 
tentment grows  for  them  like  the  very 
flowers,  whose  honey  they  love  to  sip. 
Giacious! 


Leal 


crs 


1500KS  &  STATIONERY 

roST   OFFICE  RLILDINO,    FRONT  ST., 
MANKATO, WINN. 

^4&-l>arlicular  attention  paid  to  Music  Orde_M 


a  loop  passmg   around  the  pi"ecccding|^^jj^^^,  prisoner,  and 
/. :.^    o  ir,nn    or    noose,      .    ,     ^ 


swearing  over  a 


letters  ha,  forming  a  loop  or  noose 
and  might  be  construed  to  resemble  tho 
nooseofahangnuan'swhip.  Whatever 
it  may  mean,  there  it  is,  distinct  and 
specially  made,  and  undoubtedly  for 
some  specific  purpose.    The  bearer  has 


/: 


roST   OFFICE  RLILDINO,    FRONT  .1.,  ^^,,     i^   !«,    dlstlllCt    aQU    ^-.  » -.  «^»^^    -    _ 

MANKATO, WINN.  ''       ^nTmade    and    undoubtedly    for  The  answer  was, 'I  haNC  thiee. 

^l.!^ticular  attention  paid  to  Music  Orders    ^P^^'^^'^^'  ;,;;!.     a  ho  bearer  has  they  each  have  five  sisters.      '- 

-^1 some  specific  purpose.    ■"'  ^.nliod  the  interro<^ator, 'ex  a 

""a'  new  lot  of  Warranty  JkcJs   ust         ^^^,  ^^.^t  it  meant  'hang  bim  !    So,  replied  the  inte.  ro,       , 
I  ,,l!raud'for  sale  at  th£  office.    >*1- .^^J  ,,ate  several  .entleiucu  whoea  [yc  maun  have. 


misdeal. 

A  father  of  three  sons  and  five  daugh- 
ters was  asked  what  family  he   had.- 
The  answer  was,  'I  have  three  sons,  ami 
they  each  have  five  sisters.'     '^lercy  . 

■    -   fainily 


He  who  betravs  another's  secret  be. 
cause  he  has  quarreled  with  him  was 
never  worthy  the  sacred  name  of  friend. 
A  breach  of  kindness  on  one  sidt»  will 
not  justify  a   breach  of  trust   on  the 

1  other. 

j      The  best  throw  ut  dice  U  to   Ibrow 
I  thorn  away. 


'At  low  tide,  then.  Madame.' 
The  lady  blushed,  and  the  gentleman 
smiled. 

An  honest,  blulf,  country  farmer, 
meeting  the  parson  of  the  parish  in  a 
byJauc,  aud  not  giving  him  the  way  so 
readily  as  ho  expected,  the  parson,  with 
an  erect  cre^t,  told  him  be  Mas  belter 
fed  than  tau-jht.  'Very  true,  indeed, 
sir,'  replied  the  farmer,  'ibr  you  teach 
me,  and  I  feed  myself.' 

A  spread  eay;le  orator  of  New  Y^ork 
State  wanted  the  wing  of  a  bird  to  fly 
to  every  town  and  country,  to  every 
village  and  hamlet  iu  the  broad  land; 
but  he  wilted  when  a  naughty  boj  in 
the  crowd  sang  out,  'Dry  up  you  old 
fool ;  you'd  be  shot  for  a  goose  before 
you  ilew  a  mile.'  _ 

Smith  spent  two  whole  days  and 
ni'dits  in  considering  an  answer  to  the 
eonumdrum,  'Why  is  an  egg  underdone 
like  au  egg  overdone  ?'  He  v.ould  suf- 
fer no  one  to  tell  him,  and  at  last  hit 
upon  the  solution- -because  both  are 
hai\Vy  done. 

A  gentleman,  in  the  spring  time  ot 
life,  when  walking  wuli  a  lady,  stum- 
bled aud  fell.  On  bis  resuming  his 
perpendicular,  the  lady  remarked,  'She 
was  sorry  for  hl.s  unfortunate  f.(ux 
pas:  'I  didn't  hurt  my  fore  paws/ 
said  he,  '1  only  barked  my  knee.' 

A  very  modest  young  lady  who  was 
a  passenger  on  board  a  packet  ship,  it 
is  said,  sprang  out  of  her  berth  aud 
jumped  overboard  on  hearing  the  cap- 
tain, ''uring  a  slorm,  order  the  mate  to 
"haul  down  the  sheets  " 


Teach  a  child  that  there  is  harm  in 
everything,  havv ever  innocent,  and  as 
sooQ  as  it  discovei-s  the  cheat  it  wont 
see  sin  in  any  thing.  That's  tho 
reason  deacon's  soqb  seldom  turn  out 
well,  aud  preaeber's  daughters  are  mar- 
ried through  a  window. 


i-m. 


TT 


; 


./ 


■^  ■  .  ■  ^ 


THH  liOMESTJl^l) 

VVINNERAGOCITY,  MINN. 


MAY  29, 1867. 


UuotiiS  Diary. 


Judgi*  Holt  sav« : 
The  diary  purports  to  be  on^  for  18G4, 
and  the  loaves  cut  or  lorn  Trom  it  prob- 


X.;wYo:«K,  May  21,  ISOT. 

Juds^H  Advocate  General  Holt    cor- 

tities  that  the  followin;;  isa  co^ry  ol'  the  ,  ably  contaired  entricH  ofthnt  yenr,  and 

wntin<T  in  pencil,  found    in    the    diarv  I '^^'•'e  thus  destroyed  by  Hootli  hiinsoir. 

taken  frtmi  ibe  body  ot*  Hooth  :  ^'  *''  absolutcdy  certain  that   the    diary 

KXTUACT8  FkoM  Tilt;  DiAUV  ''^ '"  ^''  rcspi'c'ts  as  it  was  when  it  came 

.T-.». .     a...:j    io   li      T-,  .1       into  my  bands,  and    Colonel    ron<jer, 

IkaM^^,   April    lo  It— liidav,    tlie '     .       •'  \  =* 

who  was  prominent  in  the  pursuit  and 


J^f*  PostniaMtfr   Gc!H?ral    Uundall 
lias    recently    pn-bibited    our    foreign 

mails  from  e.o>sln-  tbe  ocean  in  Am^^r-  I  ...i^v  -Ur.til  today  notbincr  ^vas    eycr  !  ...>..,• 

icnn  Fi'i.r      Tliis  w^^  dtnio  in    .iii«s\ver    .-         i.     r  -n  •  "  ,    i  Capture  ot   booth  after  haviu''  careful 

lean  M.ii:.      J  Mif»  Nva!^  <iont.   m    an.>\\ei    tnoupbt  of  saonficMn-];  to  our  conntrv  s  : ,  .      ,.    . 

,,       .  '  ,     -  .    I'y  examine  i  it  in  mv  pr  scnce,  on  yes 

wroMiis.     lu)r  SIX  inontbs  we  bad  work-1        ,         ,     ,       ..'*,..  "^  , 

,^  ,  .         ,     terday,  dechired  its  condition    to    be 

eU  to  capture,  but  our  cause    bem^  al 


to  a  petiti'-n  ofNow  York  City  French, 
German  and  Britisb  merchants.  No 
mails  are  hereafter  to  be  made  up  for 
Anie!  ican  s^teauuTS,  and  every  letter 
that  crosseB  tbe  ocean  must  be  under 
ibe  protection  ot  foreign  flags. 

Tl\e  (  hlruL'o  Post  says  tbat  tbe  real 
p'»int  in  is-ue  i^,  tbat  "in  the  opinion  of 
resident  forei^iv.rs,  an  1  non  resident 
au'ocrais  and  aristocrats,  American 
commerce'  :-.nd  sbips  have  no  business 
on  tbe  ocean,  and  ibis  A«lministration 
is  doin<;  all  it  conveniently  can  to  de- 
stroy the  former,  by  diiving  away  the 
I'tter" 

K.iiid:»ll  U  also,  to  u-se  a  Fignifua'  t 
pbnse,  -a  *  dead  btal"  on  printers. — 
He  Im'*  lately  issued  ordeis  to  pi^sst 
n»a"jfer»  t-  furnish  the  letter  list  to  any 
newspaper  which  will  publish  it  i^ratu- 
itously.  Hud  adds,  ibat  as  soon  as  such 
pfiblioation  is  begun,  the  oHiciitl  publi 
cation  will  be  abandoned.  The  oricr- 
iiiftl  price  }>aid  for  advertising  the  h.st 
was  one  cent  a  namu. 

Sucb  actions  need  no  comment,  and 
Kandall  is  on  tbe  bigb  road  to  popu- 
larity. 


.'^lij'^Tho  public  lands  in    Mimiesota 
can  bo  recapitulated  in  tbis  way  : 

1.  Section  IG  and  oO  in    eacli/ and 
every  townsbip  for  tbe  use  of  Scnools. 

2.  ScNenty  two  sections  for  the  use 
and  su]>p  rt  of  a  State  University. 

3.  Ten  entire  sectiors  for  tbe  pur- 
pose of  erecting  State  buildings. 

4.  All  tbe  shIi  sj)rings  in  tbe  State, 
not  exceeding  twelvp  in  number,  with 
8!X  section?  of  land  adjoining,  or  as 
contiijuous  as  may  be,  tor  tbe  use  of 
the  State,  as  the   Legislature  may  di 

rect. 

5.  The  whole  of  those  swamp  and 
oveifl'jwed  lands  made  unfit  thereby 
for  cultivation,  of  which  there  are  721,- 
204  acres. 


most  lost,  something  di'cisive  and  j^reat ' 
must  be  done  ;  but  its  failure  was  o" mi^ 
to  others  who  did  not  strike  for  their 
country  with  a  heart.  I  struck  boldly, 
and  not  as  the  papers  say.  I  walked 
irith  a  boM  step  through  a  thou.sand  ot 
his  friends  and  only  stoj^ped  once.  A 
Colonel  was  at  his  .side.  I  shoutetl  Sic 
,^nnpri'  before  I  fired.  In  jumping  1 
broke  my  log.  I  passed  all  hispicket-J, 
rode  sixty  miles  that  night  with  the 
bone  of  my  leg  tearing  the  tlcsh  at  t  very 
jump. 

1  c:ui  never  repent  it,  thougli  we 
I'.ated  tD  kill.  Our  country  ow'd  all 
her  trouldes  to  him,  and  (iod  .simply 
made  mo  the  instrument  of  bis  punish- 
ment. The  country  is  not,  in  April, 
1>G"»,  whatit  was.  This  forced  union  | 
is  not  what  T  have  loved.  I  car*'  not 
what  becomes  of  me  1  have  no  desire  <. 
to  outlive  my  cuntry. 

This  night,  before  the  deed,  f  wrote 
a  long  article,  and  meant  it  for  one  of 
the  editors  of  the  National  Intelli<ren- 


I  precisely  the  same  as  when  he  took  it 
from  Booth's  body,  when  he  was  shot, 
the  writing  being  the  same,  and  all  in 
it  which  it  then  contained. 

Coiijier  was  examined  before  the 
Judiciary  committee  ot  tbe  House  to- 
day. 

(Signed)  J.  HOLT., 

Jud'jre  Advooato  General. 


A  Miniicsotlan  In  .'Vlontaiia. 


J.  C.  (loodnow,  writing  fromlSfon- 
tana,  under  a  late  date,  to  his  friends 
in  this  City,  says  : 

One  of  the  Efrcatest  strikes  ever  made 
in  a  mining  country  was  made  here  a 
few  days  a;,'0  by  L.  W.  Ibowii,  Ksq., 
of  Shakopee,  Minn.,  wherein  ho  made 
the  i)urchase  of  the  enormous  amount 
of  sixty  three  thousand  five  hundred 
feet  of  valuable  qu.irtz  property,  at  a 
small  figure,  and  only  because  he  un- 
derstood the  kinks  of  the  law,  whereby 
he  h;is  made  Inmsclf  indejiendently 
rich.  I  understand  it  is  liis  intention 
to  return  to  the  State  this  summer  for 


Eight  business  buildings  were  de- 
stroyed by  fire  in  St.  Paul  lust  Thurs- 
d:iy.     Loss,  ^20,000. 

Thccity  of  Jiondon  has  voted  five 
hundred  pounds  towaros  the  erection 
of  a  statue  to  George  I'eabody. 

Gen.  Sickles  has  been  breveted  Ma 
jor  General  in  the  regular  army  for  gal- 
lant ami  meritorious  service  at  Gettys 
burg. 

Loban  Heath,  with  the  permission 
and  by  the  aulhoiity  of  the  Treasury 
Department,  has  issued  a  new  Counter- 
feit Detector,  in  which  the  cuts  and 
dies  of  the  IJeparlment  are  used  to  il- 
lustrate tbe  work.  It  is  considered  of 
great  value  to  the  banking  and  com- 
mercial interests. 

The  Memphis  tournament,  on  tbe 
22d  iiist.,  was  a  success,  10,000  people 
being  present.  Ii  is  not  stated  how 
much  money  was  raised  for  the  sulTer- 
in;;  people  of  she  South.  Several  bun 
drcd  thon-sand  dollars  were  wasted  for 
finery  and  luxuries  for  the  day  which 
might  have  been  better  employed  buy- 
ing corn  for  the  starving. 

A  butcher  in  New  York  hai  been 
arrested  for  cutting  olT  the  fore  legs  of 
an  ox  at  the  joints,  for  the  purpose  of 
prewnting  the  animal  from  Ptraying 
away  until  the  'killer'  should  be  ready 
to  slaughter  bira.  The  groans  and 
stnurgles  of  tbe  [)Oor  animal  as  he  hob- 
bled about  on  the  stumps  of  his  legs, 
were  agonizing  in  the  extreme. 


TO  CONSUMPTIVES. 

Th-i  advert'S«r,  having  be«n  restored  :o  heaUh 
in  a  fow  weeks  by  a  "ery  eitiip'e  remedy,  affr 
having  Mifforod  fjr  gci<.Tal  yenfs  tvi  b  a  severe 
iunj!;  Hffection,  and  that  <lroad  dineaRO  Conauinp- 
'iuri-is  anxious  to  mnke  Unown  tu  his  fclluw-sut- 
rcrcr»tlte  uioai'i  of  cure. 

To  ail  who  dej^ire  it.  he  will  send  a  copy  of  the 
pre.'cripiion  u«ed,  (free  of  charge),  with  the  di- 
rections for  preparing  and  using  tlic  gaiDe,|wbicb 
ihey  will  find  a  .sure  eure  lor  (Jo.nsumi-th>n,  Asth- 
ma. Hii.'.NCJiiTis,  Coi  oils.  Colds,  and  all  Throat 
and  liung  Afleclions.  The  only  object  of  the 
iidverli»ier  in  sending  the  Pcrscription  is  to  bene 
fit  'he  afflicted,  and  .spread  informat-on  which  he 
conceive!?  to  be  inrdluabie,  and  he  hopes  cv  ry 
sufferer  will  try  his  remedy,  as  it  will  cost  them 
nothing,  and  may  provo  a  blessing.  Parties 
wifhing  the  perscnpiion  fuek,  by  return  mail, 
will  plcuHO  address* 

Rcr.  KDWACD  A.  WILSON, 
Williauisburg,  Kings  Co.  Ilew  York. 


cer,  in  which     I    fully    sot    fdlh    our  i  ^1,^.  purpose  of  purchasing    machiiury 


reasons  for  our  proceeding.-^. 


to  erect  upon  his  property,  and    wlu  n 


fr^Sccretarv  Stanton  has  refused 
to  permit  the  Wilkfs  Booth  Diary  tc 
be  published,  though  the  President 
ana  the  Jndgc- Advocate-General  are 
anxious  it  should  be  given  to  the  press. 
Stanton  may  be  an  honest  man  for 
aucht  we  know,  but  it  would  be  very 
jdeasant  to  peruke  tbe  pages  of  tbe 
Diary  in  search  of  proofs  of  his  loyalty. 
The  astute  Secretary  has  evidently  dis- 
covered a  large  something  in  the  treas- 
ured pages,  and  is  unwilling  to  share 
his  knowledge.  His  political  head  on 
a  charj;er,  for  the  Diary  in  calf,  would 
be  a  welcome  exchange. 

J57"Staoton,  it  seems,  lias  been  dis- 
appointed; for   tbe  Booth    Diary  has 
been  published,  and  the  Secretary  said 
it  sh  )uld  not  be  made  public  if  he  could 
help  it.     It  appeared  one  day  after  the 
above  wan    in    tj  pe,  and   its   develop- 
ment? are  not  of  a  character  one  would 
Fuppose  the  Secretary  ?o  particular  to 
keep  within  a  limited  circle.     But  there 
is  no  accouniini];  tor    tastes,  and  it   i.« 
really  too  bad  that  the  feelings  of   a 
man  in  his  manhood  should  bo  so  sadly 
injured. 

Good  Templaus.—  The  report  of  the 
Grand  Worthy  Secretary  exhibits  tbe 
following  st::tistics  relative  to  the  Or- 
der, in  this  St!ite : 

No.  oil  od;;ea  this  year 1<*5 

Ko.  ofLo-iyes  lafctycur J'^> 

Incr:;<iae ^'^ 

No.  of  members  H  is  ycai 9,7\C} 

No.  of  uiombers  last  year 4,443 


wife  ;  during  his  absence  his  mother, 
who  is  very  od  and  feeble,  remon.-^trat- 
ed  with  the  wife  on  her  conduct,  where- 
upon, the  'beautiful  and  accomplished' 


and  beat  her  nearly    to    death.     Only 


old  bdy'8  injuries. 
zctte. 


Cinchmati   0'a~ 


IncrcaBe 5,27.3 

No.  of  initiations  during  the  year 4.88S 

No,  of  full  dt-proe  meuubers 2,880 

In  1802  there  were  eight  lodges,  with 
ft  membership  of  'iOO. 

In  18(>3  there  were  Cve  lodges,  with 
a  membership  of  284. 

In  ISoi  there  were  nine  lodges,  with 
■  membership  of  509. 

In  ly^'ib  there  were  sixteen  lodges, 
with  a  membcr'^hip  of  1,087. 


Taxks  — We  have  Bcveral  times 
heard  it  sr'id  that  taxeg  were  higher; 
on  the  contrary,  the  taxes  arc  very  low 
in  this  city,  compared  with  other  cities. 

Here  in  a  comparative  statement: 

Nhw  York,  per  capilum 
U'..-".n,  do 

gt.  I'.iul  do 

1  his  '}"  very  favorable  showing. —  4*?^ 
J*</ttl    Pioneer. 


J22  75 

40  00 

4  6j 


Andy  J(»hnson  has  just  become  spon 
•or  to  a  ■  ivcnth  boy,  born  in    uninter- 
rupted sucecision.  in  the  family  of  Fur- 
f'(  II  Thccde,  ?.  G'Tra^n  farmer,  in  N<»w 
Holxloin,  Wii. 


FK1T..VY,  21st— After  being  hunted  „„^.p  ^i^^,^^,  cannot  help  but  yield  to 
like  a  do-  thr..ugfi  swamps  and  woods,  j  h„„  countless  thousands  of  d.)llars.— 
and  last  night  being  chased  by  a  gun-  |  You  can  hardly  call  him  a  lucky  miner, 
boat  till  I  was  forced  to  return  wet  and  j  |^„^  ,^j^,^j  g-,^.^,  ^,,.^^p,t  ^^  |^,s  ehrowdncss 
starving,  with  every  man's  I'iiinl  |  j„  j,;g  ^^,.^^^..,^,1^,,^ 
against  me,  1  am  here  in  dcspnir,  and 
why  ?  for  doing  what  Brutus  was  hon- 
ored for,  and  what  made  Tell  kill  a  ty- 
rant. \et  I,  for  striking;:  down  a  great- 
er tyrant  than  they  ever  knew,  am 
looked  upon  as  a  common  cut  throat 
My  act  was  ]turcr  than  theirs.  One 
hoped  to  be  great,  the  oVhcr  had  not 
only  his  country's,  but  his  own  wrongs 
to  avenge.  I  hoped  for  no  gain.  I 
struck  for  my  ct  untry  and  tbat  at  once 
— a  country  that  groaned  beneiith  the 
'yranny  and  prayed  f »r  this  end.  and 
vet  now  behold  the  cold  hand  they  ex- 
tend to  me.  God  cannot  pardon  me  it 
I  have  done  wrong,  yet  .1  cannot  see 
any  wrong  except  in  serving  a  degen- 
erated people.  The  little,  the  very 
little  I  left  behind  to  clear  my  name,  the 
-government  will  not  allow  printed.  So 
ends  all  for  my  country.  I  have  given 
up  all  that  makes  life  sweet  and  holy, 
brought  misery  upon  my  family,  and 
am  sure  there  is  no  pardon  in  heaven 
for  me  since  man  condemns  me  so,  I 
have  only  heard  what  has  been  done  ex- 
cept what  I  did  my.«c!f,  and  it  filU  me 
with  sorrow.  God  try  and  forgive  mo 
and  bless  my  mother.  To  niglit  I  will 
once  more  try  the  river,  though  I  have 
a  greater  desire  to  return  to  Washing 
ton,  and,  in  a  measure,  clear  my  name, 

is  I  think  I  can  do.  I  do  not  repent 
the  blow.  I  think  1  have  done  well, 
though  I  am  abandoned,  with  the  curse 
of  Cain  upon  my  brow,  when,  if  the 
world  knew  my  heart,  that    one   blow 

would  have  made  me  great,    though    1 

did  desire  no    greatness,     To-n'ght    I 

try  to  ( scape    the  blood  hounds  once 

more,    Who  can  read  bis  fate?    God's 

will  be  done.   I  have  too  great  a  heart 

to  die  like  a  criminal.    May  ho  spare  mc 

that  and  let  mo  die  bravely,     I    bless 

the  entire  world  ;  have  never  hated  or 

wronged  any  otte.     This  last  was  not  a 

wrong  unless  God  judges  it  so.  and   it 

is  with  Him  to  damn  or  save  mc.  Hard 

fon  this  brave  boy  with  mc,  who  often 

pravs  — yes,  before  and  since  this — with 

a  true  heart.     Was  it  crime  in  him  ? — 

If  HO,  why  can  be  pray  ?  I  do  not  wish 

to  shed    a    drop    of  blood,  but  must 

fi  dit  the  course,  'tis  all  that's  left." 
Upon  a  piece  of  paper  found  iu  the 

diarv,  and  supposed  to  have  been  torn 

from  it.  was  wiitten  the  A.liowing: 
Dea— :  (piece  torn  out.)  Forgive  me, 

but  I  have  some  little  pride.     I  cannot 

blame  you  for  want   of  hospitality.— 

You  know  your  own    affairs.     1  was 

sick,  tired,  with  a  broken  limb,  and  in 

need  of  medical  assistance.     I  would 

not  have  turned  a  dog  away  from   my 

door  in  such  a  plight.     However,  you 

were  kind  enough  to  give  us  something 

to  eat,  for  which  I  not  only  thank  you  ; 

not  for  the  rebuke  and  manner  in  which 

(0_.(piece  torn    out)     It  is   not    the 

substance  but  the  way  in  which    kind 

ness  is  extended  that  makes  one  happy 

in  the  acceptance  theieof    The  sauce 

to  meat  is  ceremony.     Meeting    were 

bare  without  it.     Bo  kind    enough    to 

accept   the   inclosed   five   dollars,    al- 

though    hard  to   spare,    for    what    wo 
i  hd>e  h:>d.' 


NEW  ADVEUTISEMKNTS. 


ERRORS   OF  YOUTH 

A  pentlnman  who  suffered  for  years  from  Ner-. 
vou.x  Debility.  Premature  Decay,  and  all  the  et- 
feeLs  of  youthful  indiscretitn,  will,  for  the  sakp 
of. suffering  humanity,  send  Irce  to  ,ill  who  need 
It,  the  recipe  and  diri-otions  for  making  toe  sim- 
ple remedy  by  which  he  was  cured;  sufferer." 
(yithing  ti>  profit  br  the  advertiser'a  experience, 
ouci  do  CO  by  addresiting 

JOHN  B.  OODEN, 

T4D31yl  42  Cedar  street,  New  York. 

U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  May  9ih,  1867. 
To  Silas  Town: 

Elijah  Deldin  has  this  day  applied  lor  the 
north  east  quarter  section  IS  town.sliip  101  north, 
range  20  ivest ;  it  being  the  land  you  filed  on. 
Vou  are  hereby  notified  to  be  and  ajipear  at  this 
offii'e  on  Saturday  »he  Sth  day  of  June,  1SG7,  at 
12  o'clock  ii,  lor  the  purpose  of  giving  the 
wuole  matter  a  fair  and  iiii]iiirtial  invcslii.'ation. 

A.  1!     lUbUS.  Keffister, 
H.  W.  IIOLLKV,  Ktceiver. 


U.  S.  Land   Office. 

Winneb.ngo  City,  Minn.,  May  2d,  1SC7. 
To  Jamc3  Muoncy  ; 

John  f+a!livan  has  this  duj'  applied  for  tbe 
north  west  quarter  of  section  21,  townrhip  102 
north.  ran;5e  29  west;  it  being  the  land  you  filed 
«»n.  You  are  hereby  notified  to  be  and  appear  at 
this  office  on  Mond-iy.tbe  '.'A  day  of  Juiie,  ISO", 
at  1  o'clock  p  m,  for  the  j)urp'j3e  of  giving  the 
whole  matter  a  fair  and  imtiartinl  investigation. 
A.  H.  lUT.LI.',  Rtpistor, 
i!.  W.  noLI.KY,  lieceive?. 


IMPORTANT  DECISION. 

After carofol  investigation  by  competent  ja<ige« 
it  h-.i  been  fully  and  fairly  decided  tbat  tliw  bell 
place  to  purchase 

DRY  GOODS, 

GROCERIES, 
HATS  and  CAPS, 

BOOTS  and  SHOES, 

« 
and  in  fact  any  kind  of  Goods,  ia  at  the  Store  oj 

R.    M.    Wilson, 

Next  door  to  RICHARDFONP, 

where  more  Goods  can  be  had  for  owe  dollar  tha» 
any  other 

STORED 

in  Faribault  County. 

R.  M.  WILSON. 
v4n21tf        pr  N,  W.  Sargeitt. 

April  Sth,  1867. 


DREW  &  PAYNE, 

Manufacturers  of  and  dealers  in  Furniture,  em- 
l>raeing  l!ureau«,  Table.-;,  Matra??es,  Dcdstead?, 
Lunnge!!,  .Mirror.'^.  Flag  C'lairs,  an!  In  f'ict 
every  article  of  I'Mrlor,  T.edroom  or  Kitchen 
Furniture.  Front  Street,  two  Doors  North  of 
Shoemaker**  Hall,  Mankato,  Minnesota. 
v4n;Utf 


One  of  the  wealthiest  and  ahle&t 
lawyers  in  Ne.v  York  has  instifuted 
suit  ft)r  divorce  from  his  wife,  who  is 
one  of  the  inosl  noted  women,  for  beau- 
ty and  acct'inplishments,  in  the  city. — 
The  suit  is  bu.scd  on  'inl.nman  conduct' 
to  the  gcntlcinan'3  niother.  It  seems 
(hat  the  hnsLand  left  his  residence  on 

,.  •  -u  4i„       „    .     ,r    i:o     r-iD-CEr.\RKFlL    TOBUYOXLY  Til,:  GKXUINE. 

discovering  fi,n\\i    on  the  part  ot    his  >-^  v4niiYi 


FAIRBANKS' 

.'JTAND.^KD 

SCALES, 

OF  .\LL  KINDS. 
F.\IRBAXKS,  GREENI,K.\F4  CO, 

220  .1-  22S  Lnh-   St.  Chuaffo, 

2oS>  Mitrht  St.,  St.  Lnutn, 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebagi)  City,  Minn,  May  4tb,  1SG7. 
To  Jeremiah   (Journey  ; 

Kujxene  .Sullivan  has  this  day  applied  f"r  tbe 
north  wc.^t  <)u;.rlcr  .'Section  12.  tt>wn>hij)  102  north 
range  2'J  we.-t ;  it  being  the  land  ynu  filed  on.— 
You  are  hereby  notified  to  be  jwnd  appeur  at  this 
"otFce  on  .Saturday  the  Hth  d;iy  of  Jun«,  1SC7,  a' 
12  o'clock  M,  fur  the  purpose  of  giving  the  whole 
matter  a  fair  and  impartial  invesiii^.iti'.n. 

A.  II.  nri.M?.  Rettistcr, 
H.  W.  IIOLLKV,  ll».cei\er. 


WANTED— .AGEN  IS— SCHOOL  TEACH 
LKS,  CLEHGVMEN,  to  take  orders  for 
our  new  woik, 

CHRIST  AND  T»IE  TWELVE, 

Edited  by 

DR.  J.  6.  HOLLAND, 

Author  of    "Life    of   Lincoln,"    "Timothy    Tlt- 

eomb's  Lettct-s"  "Bittersweet,"  etc, 

Agents  already  in  the  fielo  are  taking  from 
fifty  to  one  hnmircd  orders  per  week.  No  other 
book  now  published  seljs  so  rayud'y.  Largest 
commi.-^sioD  given  to  Alfcnt?.  Fnr  terms  and 
t'iriiory  apply  to  OIIAliLES  BILL,  Chicago, 
111.  v4nl8 


fARM  FOR  SALE 

rpiIE  South    Wc^t    Quarter    Section    of  Town 
J.   lo;',,  llinmc  27,  in   I'rc.'^cott  Township,  anu  2 


miles  iVom   Winnebago  Cit3*,  Faribiiult    County, 
,  ,  .11/.  /•        .  •  i^  otTercd  for  sale,  "heap  (or  cash,    or   on^  ah<.rt 

flew  at  licr  with  the  fury  ot  a  tigress,,,;,,,,. 

Ttiis  is  an  elegant  Quarter  Section  of  m^»dow 

I  Hiid  dry  ruiling  prairie.     For  term-,  ajiply  at  Of-  ^„  ^,.,    .,...„w  ..   ._^    w..».v,    >. ....„,   ,  ... 

the  interference  of   the  neighbor*  SaV-  [  ti<-o  o(  "iloMK«TE.\t».  i-r  to  the  suli.-i  l.cr.  at  Mnn-     .,^0  hercbv  couiinanded  to  ntta-  h  the   Goods  and 


U.  iS.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,  May,  7,  1SC7. 
To  Charles  S  KimLil' : 

Willi.s  L  Pcrrin  h:i.<  thi.s  day  applied  ♦"or  the 
south  west  (piartcr  of  section  two,  township  one 
hundred  and  four  north,  range  twenty-nine  wes". ; 
it  being  the  land  you  filed  on.  You  are  hereby 
notified  to  be  and  a])pear  at  this  office  on  Sat ardny 
the  Sth  dfly  of  June,  lM'i7,  at  1  o'clock  p  m,  for 
tbe  pur|)')se  of  giving  she  whole  matter  a  fair  and 
impartial  investigation. 

A.n.  BULUS,  Ilc^ifter. 

1 1 .  W.   HOLt.EY,  Itcceiver. 

Attaclimeut. 

STATE  OF  MINNESOTA,   1 
COUNTY  OF  FARIBAULT,  j  "' 

To  tlt'C  JSficn'Jf' or   axy    Constable  of 
ftaid  CoinUy 

In  the  naree  of  the    State    of  Minnescta,  Tou 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

"Winnebago  City,  Minn,  May  8lh.    18C7. 
To  Williatn  Irehmd: 

Knud  Peder>ion  has  this  diiy  .npj  ii' d  for  the 
!•  e  qr  sv.c,  14  township  101  north,  range  26  wc-^t.- 
it  beinv  tiie  land  you  filed  on.  Y'>\\  arc  hereby 
notified  to  be  and  j'ppear  »t  tnis  office  on  Satur- 
day tne  Sth  day  of  June,  1867,  at  I  o'crock  p,  in, 
for  the  purpose  uf  jiiving  the  whole  matter  a 
fair  and  impariiai  invebtii:ii'ion 

A  II  fiullis,  R<>gistcr 
Ii  W  Holky,  Receiver 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,  May  8tb,  1S67. 
To  John  llaliv  : 

Peter  Larson  has  this  dav  ippUud  for  th« 
s  e  qrsec  14  lownship  101  north  range  1:5  west  ; 
it  being  the  land  yiu  filed  on.  You  are  hereby 
notified  to  be  and  appenr  al  this  office  on  S-turday 
the  Sth  day  o!  June,  1S67,  at  J  p  m.  fur  the  pur- 
pose of  giving  the  whcls  meiter  a  fair  and  im- 
partial iuvcttigation, 

A.  n.  riTLT.I.S,  Ro-Lster, 
H.  W  HOLLEY,  Receiver. 


kHt< 

May  16,  IS 67. 


O.  K.  CLEVFLAiN'D. 

n:iO\vG 


ed  her  from  beinj;  niuidercd.     The  as- 
sailant was  arretted    and    confined   in 

the  loomhs  to  await  the     result  of   the     10    marry    Or     nOC    10      El  any   5     ,vhose?.  f.er  hands  OTT-ossc^sior.  the    fame  m:.y 


Chattel:',  Moneys,  Effects  and  Credi?s  of  U  ».«t- 
wood  Tolivcr,  or  so  niu'?h  thereof  a?  shall  be  suf- 
fuent  to  satisty  the  sum    of  forty-eight    dollars 


Scno'is  Reflections  for  Young  Men,  in  Essays 

of  the  Howard  Associntion,  on  the  Physiological 

Errors,  Abiise.^  and  ''iseases    iniiMccd    by    igno- 

Dnrin^  the  p.Tit  year     a      largo     hotel  '  runce  of  Ni.ture's  Laws,  in  the    first  age  of  ina'i 

,         1        "   I      .u    •        I.  .  T\     r\       Sent  in  i-ealcd  left,  r     envelop,  s.  free    of   cl.nrg'. 

has  been  hnilt  in    (jeorgctown,    D.  C, !  ^,,,,^0,,,  j).  J.j-KILLIN   iioi  (JiiTON.  Ilow- 

Which  is  abont  to  be  opened  under  the  '  -r^  Association,  Philadelphia.  Pa. 

'  )  v4n3iyl 

an.^piecs  of  no  less  noted  a  personage 
than  liubort  J.  Walker.  lie  is  to  bo 
as.si.sted  in  this  new  bu-iness  by  a  son 
and  a  son-in-law,  and  their  intention 
is  to  make  the  house  the  mo.«»t  quiet, 
comfortable  and  fashionable  honie  for 
tnmilics  to  be  found  in  the  district. — 
Fifty  years  ago  the  preat  tavern  which 
stood  upou  the  site  of  the  present  edu 
6ce  was  frequented  by  John  Ilandolph. 
who,  with  his  numerous  si-rvants  in 
livery  and  horses  and  carriages,  gave 
the  i»lace  a  celebrity  which  will  not 
soon  be  forgotten;  today,  an  ex  Sec- 
retary of  the  Treasury  and  c.\  S.nator 
ii  about  to  prove  to  the  world  that  'he 
can  keep  a  hotel.' 


U.  S.  Lend   0£ice. 
■Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  May  6tl^  1867. 
To  Lindsey  White: 

Otc  Ole.-on  Floe  has  tbis  day  applied  for  the 
north  east  qtiaiter  .>f  sec'ion  22,  township  I"'! 
liorth,  range  l.'v>  west :  it  being  the  land  \  ov;  file  I 
on.  You  are  hereby  notified  to  appear  at  ibis    ffio  ) 


lie  bund,  in  your  County,  snl  «o  profi'lethat  the  |  on  Saturday  the  Mb  day  of  June,    1S67    at    I    p 
Go<'ds  and  Ciiattcl=  so  attached  m:iy  be  Mii\ie«.t  t<   '  ,u,  for    the  purpose  of  giving  the  whole    matter 
further  proceedings  tlioicon.  as  the  l.i  w  re'Hiires  ;  j  a   fair  and  impartial  rnv»  ^tiL'-ition. 


'  An  ex  Confederate  arinv  ofliccr, 
l^rank  JJ.  Fisher,  shot  himscl[  in  a  fi.ro 
bank.  Cause-  denii>raIizaiion  by  pl:<y 
ing  cards.  A  card  was  found  on  him 
as  follows:  "I)ear  Coroner— Please 
inform  Norman  Lodge  No  538,  of  my 
un'odlv  death,  an  i  say  I  reotiest  mv 
poor  wicked  body  to  be  returned  to  the 
bosom  <  f  my  mother  by  tl  em,  and 
may  Almighty  God  have  mercy  ou  my 
poor  soul,  through  Christ  Jesus  our 
Savior.  Fleaso  inform  my  ])Oor  old 
Christiaii  mother  of  my  death,  ]Mrs. 
Margaret  E.  Fisher,  Iowa   City,  Iowa. 


WINNEBAGO  CITY 


Th^iP  Infills  are  running  day  and  night,  and  arc 
doing  c.xcelicnt  Work,  giving  entire  sntii/action, 
to  every  parron. 

Grinding  for  one-Sixtli. 
Sawing,  §10.00    per  thousand, 
or  one-lialf  the  Lumber. 

Flour,  Pran  and  ."ihorts  constantly  on  hand, 
and  for  sale. 

Lumber  $25.00  per  thousand. 

i:.  RHODE.'?. 

AVinneba-o  City,  May  29, 1.SC7.         v4nlStf 


WM.    BALLANDE, 

.Manufacturer  of  all  kinds  of  Furnituro,  made  out 
of  well  iSeasoncd  Timber. 

No  Poetrv  Grinding, 


but  work  that  will  bear    iuspectioc,  and  at  low 
price's.      Cumm.)a 


BREAKFAST  TABl  ES  $5,00, 


Bedsteads    Irora  $4,00  upward?,  and  everything 
else  in  proportion. 


WiM.  balla:^ie. 

Winaebago  City,  May  26th,  1807.      v4nI8tf 


and  also  to  summon  the  sai  1  Wt-twood  Toliver 
It  ti»  be  fuuiul,  to  be  niid  appear  sit  mv  office  in 
said  county,  on  the  I2th  day  of  June,  A.  \).  1M<7. 
at  one  o'cloi-U  aftern  ion,  to  answer  to  David  S. 
Law,  in  a  civil  r.cti<  .i.  to  his  damage  one  hun- 
dred dollar*  or  under. 

tiiven  under  my  ii   nd,  fhi«  fitb  ilnv  of  May,  A. 
D.  1S(H.  n    B.  SPirKKHMAX, 

r2Sw4  Justice  of  the  feafe. 


WINNEBAGO     CITY 

DRUGNTORE. 


DR.  C.  J.  FARLEY. 


DEALER  IN 


Patent  ^Medicines,  Paints,  Oils, 
and  Dye-Stufts,  Kerosene  Oil, 
Lamps,  Perfumery  and  Fancy 
Articles. 


Santa  Anna,  who  i."  livin*  near  New 
Ycrk,  is  now  in  his  seventieth  year, 
and  has  become  somewhat  garrulous  in 
disposition.  The  accounts  of  h'\i  pro- 
(liLrious  wealth  arc  exacril^ratcd.  His 
property,  in  real  estate  :»nd  valu.ables, 
is  estimated  by  those  who  know  at  less 
than  one  million  of  dollars. 


Dr.  C.  W.  Roback,  the  well  known 
patent  medicine  manufacturer,  died 
very  suddenly  of  heart  disea?c.  Hi 
was  about  sixty  years  old,  and  leaves  n 
fortune  of  several  hundred  thousami 
dollar.''. 


The  Great  Eastern  will  not  return. 
Cause,  iion-paymeot  of  the  expc^8e^ 
of  the  pnpsagc.   Money  paid  fop  future 

itlip^^^■i!l  bo  rofiindod. 


U,  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago   City,   Minn.,  May  25,  I3C7. 
V<*  WilJiain  M.  Knight- 

Forsten  Larson  has  this  day  applied  for  the 
•onthciist  quarter  of  section  22  township  102 
HI-  ih,  range  25  west ;  it  being  the  land  y<.n  filed 
tn.  You  are  hereby  notilied  ;<»  be  and  appear 
it  this  office  on  Satuida*-,  the  22  da/  of  June, 
l^07,  at  ten  o'clock  A.  .M.,  fortiie  purpose  of  giv- 
ing the  whole  matter  a  fair  and  impartial  inres- 


ii;;aliun. 


Pure      Liquors. 

Tobacco     and     Cigars, 

School  Books   and   Stationery. 

Blank  Books,  Diaries,  jMemo- 
randa  Books,  Letter,  Cap,  and 
Note  Papers,  Pens,  Pencils,  Su- 
perior Ink,  and  other  articles 
kept  by  Druggists  Generally. 


>.  11.  nt'bLIS.  Register. 
H.  W.  HOLLLY,  Ueceivtr. 


U,  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,  April  25,  l£o7.- 
To  Ba  Igor  Elias  : 

,Tohn  F  Dan  ills  has  this  day  applied  for  th* 
south  enst  quarter  of  secti' n  24,  township  102 
north,  rang.'  .31  west ;  it  Long  the  land  you  filed 
on.  You  are  hereby  n»>titicd  ii>  be  and  appear  at 
this  office  on  Saturday  the  25th  day  of  June,  1S67, 
at  I  o'clock  p  m,  foi  the  purpo'e  of  giving  the 
whole  matter  a  lair  and  impnrti'l  invcsfiiration. 

A.  H.nUl,LI.«,  Rtgister. 

U.  W.  IlOLLtY,  iiectiver. 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Wirncbr»go  City,  Minn.,  April  25,  TSCr. 

To  Layfayettc  W  Snow: 

Horace  A  Fiiunco  hastirmdoy  applied  for  tb» 
c  i  n  w  qr  of  n  w  qr  n  w  qr  an<l  lo.  no  1  section 
8,  township  101  north,  range  2S  west,  it  being 
the  land  you  fiied  on.  You  are  hereby  notified 
to  be  and  api)ear  at  this  office  on  Monday  tba 
10th  d.ny  of  June,  18(57,  at  12  o'cl  l'.<  m.  lor  the 
yinrpo.-Jeof  giving  the  whole  matter  a  fair  and 
impartial  investigation. 

A.  II.  RI'LLIS.  Register, 
H.  W.  HOLLEY,  Receiver. 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  May  7th,   1867, 
To  Cornelius  C.  Car  .: 

Ira  M.  Riker  has  this  dny  applied  fnr  the 
sw^^nciAwiseiiseisci  scw-Hl,  township 
101  north,  range  25  west;  ii  being  the  land 
you  filed  on.  You  are  hereby  notified  to  be  and 
appear  at  this  office  on  Fndav.  the  7th  day 
of  June.  1S67,  at  1  o'cIock  p  m.  for  the  purpo^o 
of  giving  the  whole  matter  a  fair  «.nd  impartial 
investigation. 

A.  n.  RUT.LTS.  Reifisier, 
H.  W.  UULLEY,  Heoeiver. 


^\: 


ago  City, 


C.  J.  FARLEY. 

v4nlStf. 


A.  II.  BULLIS  Registtr, 
II.  W  HOLLEY.  Receiver, 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

"Winnebago  City,  Minn,  May  22,  1867. 
To  John  it'  gi-rs  : 

Agnstus  J  Davis    has  this  day  applied  for  th« 

west  A  south  we.«t    i    cectiv-n     IS,   tonnship    105 

H..;h,  range  25  west:  it  being  tbq  land  yon  filed 

>n.     You  are  hereby  notified  to  bo  and  appear  at 

hirsoffi  o  on  Saturday  the  22  day  of  June,  1867, 

it  10  o'clock  a  m.  for  'ho  purpose  of  giving  the 

ivhole  mj,Uer  a  fair  and  inipar;ial  investigation. 

A.  H.  nn-Ll?,  UcKister, 

II,  W.  HOLLEY,  Receiver. 


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I,T,  Vjndf  f»f  .lob  Work  Hone  to  orflwr  »>  tbi" 


iVinneb 

Dr.   SAVAIN'S 

Bourbon  Bitters 

A  Healthy  Tonic.  Gentle  Sthntdent, 
and  Unequaled  Morning  Appetizer. 

Vrepared  in  Kipo 

OLD    BOURBON  WHISKY 

Free  from    Grain    Oil,    With    Flowers, 

Buds  and  Bark.-  of  the  Highest 

Medical  Virtue. 

Hy  increasing  the  appetite,  assisting  digestion, 
regulating  the  bowels,  and  giving  tone  to  the  sys 
teui.  they  impart  strength  and  vigor  to  the  body. 
II nd  cheerfulness  to  the  mind. 

7/^r-  If  your  druggists   or  tradesman  has  not 
got  THESE  RITTEllS,  have  him  send  for  them 

^^  Remember  the  name,  and  take  no  other. 

For  sale  by  druggists  and  Grocers  everywhere 
C.  H.   SWAIN,  Proprietor. 

34  south  Wates  St.,  Chicago. 

At  Wholesale  in  St.  Paul,  by 

BEAUPRIE     h    KELLY. 


IT.  S.    Land   Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  M.ay  15,  1867. 
To  Samuel  H  Frisbie  : 

William  Kingsley  has  this  daj'  applij  1  for  th» 
south  i  north  west  \  section  26  and  ea»t  \  north 
east  i  section  27  township  Io;i  north,  range  2t> 
west ;  it  being  the  land  yon  filed  on.  Y'ou  are  here- 
by notified  to  be  and  appear  at  this  office  on  Satur- 
day the  15  day  of  June,  1867  tit  1  o'clock  p  m,  for 
the  purpose  of  giving  the  whole  matter  a  fair  and 
impartial  investigation. 

A.  n.  Rl'LLIS,  Register, 
H.  W.  IIOLLEY,  Kecelvw. 


U.  S.  Land  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn,  May  I7tb,  1867. 
To  .John  M  01.1s  : 

.  Edwin  M  Foster  ba?  this  day  applied  for  the 
north  east  fit  qr  see;2  to:vnship  101  north,  ra^geSO 
west  ;  it  being  the  land  you  filed  on.  You  are 
hereby  notrfiei^  to  bo  and  npp.-ar  at  tbis  office  on 
Tuesday  the  18th  day  of  June  lS67  at  1  p  m  for 
the  purpose  of  giving  the  whole  matter  a  fair  and 
impartial  investigation. 

A.  II.  BULLI?.  Register, 
H.  W.  HOLLEY,  RecelTer. 


BENZ  &  CO. 


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U.  S.  Laud  Office. 

Winnebago  City,  Miun,  May  13,  1867. 
To  Francis  M  Weld: 

Edward  J  Dowling  has  this  day  applied  for  tho 
south  west  quarter  action  2,  townohip  lOl 
north,  range  32  west;  it  being  the  laud  you  fiied 
on.  Y'oii  are  hereby  notified  to  be  and  appear 
at  this  office  on  Friday  the  Hth  day  of  Jun«, 
1867,  at  9  o'clock  A  v,  for  ttie  purpose  of  giving 
tbe  whole  matter  h  fair  and  impuriial  inTesti- 
gatioc. 

A.  F.  BrT,UF,  Rfglrtfr. 

M.  .♦.  UOLI.tT.  Ui«»lv»T. 


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LOCAL   AFFAIRS. 


Winnebago  City,  May  20,  1867. 


DIVINE  SERVICES. 

ConiprosratWnal -Services  ©tery  Pa^^Viath  in 
the  ufiw  f^^bool  House,  at  1 1  o'clock  A.  M„  and 
7  o'clock  P.  M. 

Rev.  K.  W.  MERRILL,  Pastor. 


Winnebago    City    litl'd^^    a  b:irl»er. 
Somoboilv  to  j<])av«  the  people.     Wliitc 
or   b!:ick,  rich  or  poor,  it  is  all  one  if 
The  Commissioner  of  the     General ',  only  lie  tonchos  li-'.Uly,  usc^  clean,  pe.  - 


Plfl^fi(--t).  H.  Morse,  of  Verona,  offers  for 
sale  a  fine  lot  of  CUuslur  Wliiioiiud  SuColk  Pigs, 
on   reasonable  torms.  n30w4 


Daptist— Services  every  alternate  Sabbath  in 
the  Baptist 'Church,  at  11  Vclo.ck  A.  M.,  and  three 
Sundays  in  each  month  at?  P.  M. 

Roy.  E.  STILLMAN.  Pastor. 


Methodist— Services  Kvcry  alternate  Snbbath 
in  the  Haotist  Church,  at   11  o'clock  A    M.,  «nd 
one  tjunday  in  each   month  at  V  v'ilf>ek  P.  M. 
Rev.  A.S.CIIUH131  TK.  Pastor. 


Beal   estate   Trausfcrs  iu;^Faribaitilt  t'o. 


For  the    week  ending  May  25,  iSfiT. 

John'C.  11  iwliind  and  wile,  to  Diiniel  B.  Thurs-  ,     ,       ,    ,,        .  -^    i    j  •«   r   ..    i\,.^ 

toa.inlS.imuelSchulor,   Warranty  Doc  d.  Lot    4    trutt'd  tllO  lollo\\in-  Capital   lut  loi    the 


Land  Office  has  submitted  to  thfe  Sec- 
retary of  the  Interior  for  his  approval, 
a  list  of  lands  cbllt  iniug  r)4,!»54  acres 
felectcd  for  indemnity,  and  as  iniirihg 
to  the  State  ot  Minnesota  under  the 
acts  of  Congress  approved  July  4  atid 
13,  18G7,  to  aid  in  the  construction  of 
the  Southern  Minnesota  K  ail  road.— /S^?; 
Paul  J'rcss. 


Immd  napkins,  and  breaks  ni't  the 
handle  of  his  razor.  Oh  I  ye  lineal  de- 
scendants of  a  burbarous  tribe,  reincn.- 
bcr  that  the  winter  will  soon  h*i  };<»ne, 
that  tho  peojile    have  loo    lotit^    leeu 


AFFLICTFdJ! 
SuffV's*  iM>  More ! 


When  l,yi^.;..re.,n)P..  iniNVlLLF'S  KLIX 
Il'i  you  can  be  btlred  ijcriiiancridj,  and  at  ii  Ui- 
ilin<;co8t. 

Tlie  asfonishiti);  success  whirli  has  attciulcd 
this  invaliiahic  r  ■  lieiim  f'-r  IMly^i(•nl  mid  Nerv 
(HIS  wcaluics!',  (j<!ii'.-fal  lU-liiilly  and  Prostratitm. 
L'.ss  of  iMusrular  tiii'i'jry.  Iiium.'i my,  m-  any  ot 
tlu  conseiiutnces   of  >initliful  inili-ifrctioii,  ren 


,  ,  dcr.s  it  the  luo^t  valuuhio  prcparanonevcr  dijiuv 

bearded,  and  some  one  of  your  number   ^.^^.,1 


•'Making  a  pod  out  of  a  raan. 

Tho  true  yodis  .sigh  U>r  tho  cost  and  pain." 

A  correspoudent  of  Moore's   Jiural 
Xeio    Yor/ccr,  sonlo  years  a^o  perpe- 


\p.  15!  vk  1  ,  Lots  2  and  '.\  in  Bl.<ck  7  ;  and  Lots 
2  and  3  iu  P.lock  10  in  Hlu<»  Earth  City— $lt)2i. 
Ii»  Wi'.linm  Ilalstead  and  wife,  to  Ansel  A.  Brock- 
et, Warranty  Deed,  b  acr  s  in  north  part  of  aoc- 
tion  5,  town  101,  range  27  we.<t — $li'i>. 

Jatue;»  Doha.'n  and  wife,  t'^  William  IIal«tead, 
M'arrantv  Uw»«d,  b  atfL^tf  <.iV  l\  oi  the  avuuh  end  of 
th»>  w,>»;  Iiaii  of  tho  lior'.L  cast  tiuavler  of  becliuu 
l'.».  ti.wn  101,  range  27— $;0t». 

Humphrey  Mount,  to  (i  Mir^e  W.  D:inn,  Wur- 
tar-ty  Dood,  th«  ea^-i  halt  of  (he  r»rih  we^it  nuar- 
tw  ot"  section  27.  town  102,  range  2S— ^^oOO. 

Tho  bridge  at  Vernou  i^  passable. 

A.  D.  Marion,  formerly  proprietor  of 
the  hotel  at  Vern<-»n,  has  purchased  a 
tcsidence  fet  Mauknto. 


come  to  our  fair  city  with    a  chair,  and 
baud  extended  for  dime  .^hiii-plaijters. 


BLMg-MJL.JtJg.'MB 


A\'iiincbagi)   City    Market. 

Corrected  weekly  by   Moulton  i  Dcudon. 


Head  the  advertisemeiit  of  G.  K. 
Cleveland.  lie  offers  an  excellent 
ijuarter  section  of  land  for   ealo  cheap. 

Mr,  Henry  K.  Gerry,  of  Garden 
Citv,  is  our  anlhori/ed  aL'eiit  in  that 
place  and  vicinity,  for  tho  rKEE  Ilo.uz- 

bXEAD. 

I\  M.  Tieroe  and  L.  J.  Kmevick 
liave  gone  to  Wisconsin.  They  iuteud 
to  bring  back  a  tliouj^aud  ever^jreen 
treas. 


benefit  of  that  very  large  clas^  of  would 
be  rhymsters  who,  iu  imagination,  see 
their  names  inscribed  with  Sliakspeare 
and  Danfe,  and  with  varying  hope 
wait  the  coming  cf  that  glorious  time 
when  thewarld  shall  open  its  eyes  and 
acknowlediro  thc'r  relationship  to  the 
sacred  nine. 

l[ow  very  ah.'=urd  is  half  the  stuff 

Called  •  Poetry,"  now-a  days  I 
The   "stanza?,"   wid  "epics,"'    and    "odes"  are  j -r? 
enough 

To  put  every  lover  of  ihviue  in  a  huff. 
And  e'en  old  hens  with  their  "lay?." 

One  asks  Lut  a  "cave"  in  some  "forest  dell," 

'•Away  fr»>m  the  cold  world's   strife:" 
Now  the  woods  in   iiie  weather  aro  all  very  well, 
But  give  them  a  six  weeks'  "rainy  -pell,"' 
And  he'd  su'>n  "cave  iu"  in  nis  "forest  dell," 

Aud  bo  sick  enoHgh  of  tn«  iifc. 
,  Uno  1.  vti  (,/.'(-   hcli.vc.«)  lijo  i;litioi  ill;:  foam 

"And  tho  uiad  waves'  an^ry  strife  ;" 


Wheat,  spring,  Nc.  1, 

f2.2-. 

Ko.  2, 

2,110 

Corn, 

l,.-o 

Oats. 

1.2.-. 

ri..ur,  p«r  100, 

7,.^." 

Corn  .Meal, 

4,a0 

Potutoi's, 

J,2j 

Butter, 

25 

IV'k'^r 

15 

I'l-ans, 

.S,(:(l 

Onions, 

2,01» 

liay,  ]>er  ton. 

15,00 

Wood  per  cord, 

3,00 

('licc-i;, 

20 

pork,  salt,  ]ior  piniiid, 

ISl  .'JO 

Pori<,  fresh,  per  c\«t.. 

12,;.o 

Beef,  fresh,  per  pound, 

1C1..12J 

- 

The     AVorld      Asn)ui.sli(^d 

AT   TlIK  WONDKIMX  UKVKI.ATIOXS 

>Ia<le  by  tlie  (ireat  Astrolugist, 
MADAM  II.  A  rEIUllOO. 

•veal-  Hi^prct"  tio  mortal  cvtrr  linvw.  She  reptorcs 


It  Will  rt^inove  till  nervous  alTi^clions,  depros.* 
ioij,  cxeitcui'Mit,  liicaja' iiy  to  j-liidy  or  Imimix-ss, 
loss  of  Ee'oory,  confusion,  tli-ugliis  of  .-elf-dt- 
.•^Iruction,  furs  <>f  inxanify,  Ac.  It  will  restore 
(lie  a)  pi'tiic,  renew  llie  h.«,ilttt  of  those  who  have 
destioyc'l  it  i^y  se  isual  excess  or  evil  praclifcs. 

Voithg  iiioii,  III  Imiiihug^jed  m;  niorc  l>y  'linack 
Do'  lorn  '  and  ignorant  i^ractioners,  but  send 
without  (iti'.ay  for  tlie  Kli.\ir,  and  beat  ouce  re- 
siorod  to  hfallh  and  ba|.pii  e.«s.  A  p«:rfc<:t  cure 
IS  tina<aiiie»d  in  eviry  iii>titucc.  Priie,  $1,  or 
foiir  bottles  to  one  adiress,  ?;'.. 

Oiii-  liotlle  is  .••uflicieiil  to  effect  a  cure  in  all 
or<linary  «-a c". 

ALSO  DU.  JOiNVILL'5  SPIlCirif  PILLS, 
for  tho  speedy  ami  |ifiniriie(it  ciire  of  (iiiiorilifa 
(Jlcet.  Irctliral  Di.-cliariio^.  (Jravel  Stii«  Hire  and 
all  alfc'lii^ns  oflln-  Kidtioy-;  ami  Hliibkr.  Cuie- 
ffTected  ill  fioiii  one  to  live  day.i.  'Ibey  are  pre 
pared  from  veg<taMe  extracts  that  are  harnitU'S>' 
on  the  syslcui,  and  never  naiseale  the  stomach 
or  iiuprogiintc  t'ue  briatli.  No  change  of  dicfii; 
oecessarv  wliile  u.-in^  tlie.u.  i>or docs  tb'-ir  aciioo 
in  any  manner  intertero  willi  busino^i  pursuits. 
Price  $!  jier  bttx. 

Hither  of  Hio  .ibovp  mentioneil  arliclc.s  will  bf 
sent  toiiiiy  n<b'r(;iG,  ciosuiy  sealc.l,  and  post  paid 
by  mall  orexpress,  on  receipt  of  price.  Address 
all  t>rdcrs  to 

BERtiElt,  SllUTT.S  A  Co.,  Chemists, 
\4nlSyl  No.  2S5  River  Sircet,  Troy,  N  Y 


EEMElBlM  i  JULIUS  BAUER  &  CO; 


THAT 


Warratty  Deeds, 


Mortgage   Deed: 


Quit  Clainl  Dticds, 


Cliattle  ]\loitgagt  s, 


Lavery      Stable ! 


a 


I  to  li:ii>i>'.iii  >- till  -^i  »lio,  from   i|.i|i-fi,l    cvi-iits,  caliistro 
pli««   iTo<«  in  lovc,  I'lss   of  rcl;iii.iiis  aii<l  fi  icinN,  loss  of 

Bur  take  the-ycung  ,eui.ts  that  wrote  that 'pome.' ,  ^-i:^^,l::-;:::-;::^Zt^^^^^ 
"Where  the  billows  dash  and  the  sea  birds  roam,"  i  in^r  ai>-.  i.t  fiitinlsorlovcr*,  icMorc.  \>,m  ..rMoi.n  pr<.i.- 

fiiy,  tells  J .111  tin  liaiiii'.s>  \\\t  ar»-  licrt  (|U.illtii'il  to  ji'.r- 
t^iicaiKl  ili"«li:it  .vii  will  1m-  iii.i.s|  .■■ui-e  •ssroi.CHUsc,-.  <<|ii-f- 
tlv  iiiaiii!i/<  s  ami  tells  \<<u  llie  very  day  you  will  n  ;oiy, 


Prcw  &  l*ayue,  of  Mank  to,  man- 
-ufactHrers  and  <lealers  in  Furniture, 
present  tlieir  Card  this  week.  Look 
for  it  en  the  -second  page. 

Judijc  Austia  has  aljourned  l^e 
Df?>trict  Court  which  was  appointed 
to  meet 'it  Blue  Earth  City  iicx-tTuci- 
dav,  untd  October. 

Mr.  Kimball  presented  us  with  a  fine 
fish  a  few  days  s'nce,  which  we  enjoyed 
muchly,  on  account  of  its  good  qua.ity 
and  outrageous  cheapness.     Thanks. 

Wm.  Lowe  is  buuding  a  new  house, 
lie  has  some  fine  trees  growing  on  his 
lots,  which  a  little  care  and  fore, 
thought  placed  there  a  year  or  two 
since, 

G.  E.  Nelson  knows  how  to  keep  a 
tip  top  saloon.     He  is  soon  to  put  in  a 


And  he'd  gi\o  all  he  had  to  he  safe  at  home, 

Aud  s:iiv  there  the  rest  of  his  life  I  ■• -  ■  ,        ■,    .  ..       ,  .,• 

(lives  >DU  111!'  ii:i   '•',  l!kciiis>aii'l   ciianicttrictiis  of  ttie 

.  /»    .1  1  it        f   It     ...:  ,^  '  iiers.<n       S'..c  ri:i'ls  v.'iir   v-tv  thou  I.T.<,  and    !•.  Iieriil- 

Apropos  of   the   above,  tha   following  ;  j;;;',;';;,,,n;;n,,,i,;.wers   uoVeils  ti.ciark  -n.ibUl.bn 

Qt'in/l^  /'Trf>Pl  1  VoltlmO  of  'TranslatioUS  in>«teiksot  :  .■  t.iicr...  l-Vo..»  the  stirs  wes,-i„  the 
stanzas,  (^irom  a  \OiUUie  Ol  liailS.JllUU^  {i,,„.,,meiit— tlu- nrilclicstarsthatoveicoiiie  cr  i.rc.lonn- 
rwf    •nt^omIvL    P..oinc  '^    vvlu<»1i      inn^ir     ;,i   '  t.:itH  in  tlieeonfV-uratiou- fr-im  tlie;isp.ctsiiii.l  po^ili-as 

Ot  bpani.>;ii  I  ueuis,  ;  nnuicii   appeal    in    ^,f„„. ,,,.,„,,^„,„i,i,..  tix..i  sta-sin  thetimc  or  i.:itii, 

tlwi    /^\»;/.  ,.1/  f.^r    Tnn..       -iro     not     to     l,o  i  »he  .Ie.ln.es  the  fnl.if.' .lotiny  of  man.  Inil  not  to  i, „i- 

the  t/efar.cy  loi  June,    aie    not    to    "^   g„„  „„. ^t,.,,,.^,  A>t,oi..K:st  ..n  nurth.    it  c.sts you  i.ut 

eClipSea  m  aOSUrUltS,  UnitS'S  Uy  S*^"'^  ;  ^,,,,.,r,u„itv.  t-.l-Millationlne,  «;:»  likeness  an.l  ill! 
oi.o^imoiia     nf   nru'tio      KtniilitK*-     whieh  '  <^'^'''"^'' '"''■'"'="'"""•""*' """'"■•     »'-'l'is  living  ai  a  .lis 

Specimens    oi  poeiio    biraiiiing    «"><'"  i  ,^,,^.^  ,..,„,.,,,, ,,,i,  ,|,.  >ir,.iani  i.y  niaii  with  .•H"ai>^.>f<iy 

m-\v  Li>  tl.imd  in  tlifl  bot'Oin  r.f  the  I  aii'«  satisfaction  t.  tlicins.h.s.  .-.s  if  in  peis..ii  A  full 
ma}     00   Il'Una    in      ino      UOUOm     Vl    l'"^  j  a„,l  explicit    d.aM,  «.-aitu   out,   ^iihall  inMuiiicsan- 

UoMKSTEAD   waste  basket,  and    y^h\ch  ^  ^J;:']^::!^^^!^;;:;;-^^^^^^^ 

we  t\.rbear  to  illustrate.     Enough,  that   '^r'i^Xr^::^:l:^Z'ii::u:::rZ^T^ 

u-^iur>  fkt'flin  ^//'J.JQ  liQVP  fllrplilv  TI»nOfir.  <lc.-:nnt:iheTn.  Write  pl.inly  the  .l.iy  of  ih.' i.i. nth  an.l 
8OIU0    OI  ine  f/Cms  IiR\C  aireaU)    appear-     ^,.^^111  whl.h  y.u  were  bum,  euciosinii  a  small  lock  of 

ed  in  its  columns  out  of  compliment  to   ''^'"■-   Address,    ^^^j^^,^,  ^  ,j   ^  pKnuiro 
the  authors.     More  of  it  we  cannot.       ''^'^'^y^  '*'•  ^-  ^'-'^"^ -'•'^=.  "«"'''^'  ^'-  ^' 

I  stand  by  siuiling  Bacchus', 

Iu  joy  us  wont  to  wrap  he; 
Tho  **iso,  Do.-ila,  lack  us 

The  knowledgo  tj  bohaff^. 

What  tcatttrs  it  if  tvcn 

In  fair  us  diamond  splendor 
The   t-uu  is  fix'd  in  heuven  ? 

Me  li^ht  he'i  boru  to  r-nder. 


GEORGE  it  COGGUAVE. 


WonM  rc.spoetf  illy  inform  the  public  that  they 
have  opened  »  first  class  Livery  .Stable  in  Winner 
liaj;.*  Ciiy,  where  ;^ooil  •■esfablisliincij*.-"  can  be 
h  1.1  at  all  times,  il  ly  or  ni>:lit.  Passengers  ar- 
il* iiij4  by  .-trjL'e  i-.tv."-'    \  ;o    .'iv  i;.>iiit-iio.-ire<l. 

Stable  aud  Ottice  just  back  o:  lb«  Xew  Labtlst 
Church. 

Wiunebaso  Ci'y,  Jan.  JO,  1SC7. 


Marriage  Ceitific'r«tes, 


and  ALL  kiudt  of 


JUSTICES'   BLANKS 


The  moon  is,  so  me  tell  they, 
With  li\iu;j  beings  swanuy 

"There  moy  be  th'r^san«i.-<" — well  they 
Can  uover  come  to  harm  me. 


J^ALOON ! 


billiard  table,  when    the  lovers  of  the    p.itient  h?s  submitted  to  a  third  read 


GEORGE  E.  NEL^^ON,  Proprietor. 
Litiuor.-^  of  all  kinds,  Cream  j 

AKj  and  La^er  Beer,  constantly  on  hand. 

Oysters,    Lob.stors,    Teaclies, 

Blackberries,   llaspberries,   and  Cas.nec  F^Llis 
of  all  kiiiMS. 

_.  ..     ,        .        r  ,       1  Plain  and  FaiiCy  Candies^  aud 

The  peculiar    beauties    of  the     above     y^^,  u.m  every  dime. 

are  fully    developed    only    when    the  j  winnebauo  City,  Pcb.  27,  1S67.  v4nl8tf 


Know  Thy  Destiny. 


Madame  F.  F.  Thornton,  the  preat  English  Astrolo- 
u'ist,  ('lairvo.\ai.l  anil  Psycli.  Ill' l.ieiHn,  who  l:a«  hs- 
t..nis!i.  lithe  <ru  iitifl.-  cla»st>ofthe  Ohl  Wornl,  has  .io« 
loc.il.-.l  h'TS 'Itat  llii.is.xi,  \.  v.  Ma'lHtie  Thornton 
Ii.is.-ei.^.«  such  woiiilerf.  1  p.iwc,  s  of  s«  conri  sipht,  ..s  to 
enahle  her  to  imi'art  k...i«  1«  <l»f«  rf  the  j^r.  aU  st  iin,  or- 
lane.' to  th;  si'i^le  <ir  .aarri.-il  of  ei'hiT  »'X.  \Viiile  In 
a  state  of  trance,  she  <lt  liiu-ati-s  tlie  very  features  of  the 
jicrson  Vol!  are  to  marry,  ami  hy  the  ahl  <■(  an  instrn- 
ir.i-nt  ofinien^e  iiower,  known  .«s  t'le  l'«\  chitiiotrop'", 
>:airaiifees  to  iir.o'.'ice  a  life-like  i»ieture  .iftiic  future 
Inisliao.l  or  ttil  ol  tl'c  ;  j.plicar.t.  t..};<ll—r  wiili  dale  .>f 
ai..;ria're,  poktioti  in  lin'.  h^aiOiiL'  traits. .f  eha'-:>ottr. 
,i.-.  TH?  is  no  hninl)ii,i,  as  th<iusainS  of  tesiiiiionials 
0:111  assert.  ,*'<ie  will  *en.l,  whi-n  (le-ire.l,  a  c.riitii-'l 
I'ertiticite,  or  wn:'<li  ;,'uarantee,  '.hulthe  picture  is  what 
it  piiri'ortsto  »>«>.  lly  eoelosinj.' a  small  lock  of  hair,  ."ml 
starini;  jihic:' of  iililli,  npe,  ii|>t'.ir<l'lon  anil  .•«.m(il.xion, 
an<l  encl.i«in;;  ."ioci'iits  aii.l  t>laiiiin'il  chV'-iu;.c  a.l.liess.  .1 
to  yourself,  you  will  receive  the  pi.-tur.-  aiol  ih-sire.l  in- 
foriiia'ion  hy  return  tom'iI.  Mi  eoir.mnnicaliops  sa.T.  il- 
ly roiih.hntial.  A.Mress.  iu  .•onliiieiii-e,  MAl'AMK 
K,    i-'.  TIIUIINTON,!'.  0.  liox 'i^iU.  llu.ison  X.   V. 

vlnlSyl 


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i  I  y-i  t-^  Y^  -fi 


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As  to  the  reUtive  merits  ( f  iyi';!-c  PIANd.^,  we  would 
refer  to  the  C^ertifnateK  of  excel ioiKii-  »n  otir  j.o'csssion 
from  THAI..aERG,  CSO  T  T  SC  II  AL  K, 
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■ical  l»in-i!or  of  t'lo  Italian  Upera,  ati  also  fr.'iii  .^oma 
of  the  most  <lintiii^nislie<l  I'r.jlchHaE  hij.I  Amateiirii  la 
the  couuliy.  All  luijlruuieutB^ttu/-«n/«ct//</rJti«  yran, 

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AND  OTHER  First  Class  Piakgs. 

We    Ldve    tho    T.AROKPT   and   BEST   ASSORTED' 
BTOTK   OF  PIANOS  ill  TIJE  CITV,  which  for  Power 
and  Sweetness  <.f  Tone,  Ki'-hj-  and  Agrccuhle  Toncli.  and 
Beauty   of  Finish,  Luve,   by  judges,  beta  proiiouu(»d 
unrivilM.  ..  ,t 

4a-  Particular  attention  pan!  to  the  selection  of  In- 
■tninienfs  for  distatit  orderg.  uiid  a  i-rivileee  ot  exchnni:* 
(tmnted  at  any  time  within  six  uioiithB.  if  the  IiiStm- 
nieut  dhouldijot  prove  mtir  ly  SHtisfart'.TV.  A  l'l'erv\ 
discount  to  Clergymen,  Teacheisaud  gLboula.  TernH 
liberal. 

WIIOLESALK  DFAbERS  *i!l  f.nd  it  to  their  advan- 
tage to  give  us  a  call,  as  liy  jir-'ally  in.  rtased  facilitiea 
ire  are  bOHbled  to  fill  oiders  with  de«p  itch 

j|a-  Persoiis  in  want  of  a  UKAI.l.V  FIRST  CI-As3 
tlAiNO  will  do  Well  to  tall  btfoie  purcLiUi.ug  elsewhert 

— , «-•-• 


WHOLESALE  AGENT.S  fOR 

Carhart,  Needham  &  Co.'s 


CFLLIiRATED 


HARMONIUMS,  MELOMOHS 


AND   ORGANS. 


Manufacturers  aud  Iiuporters  of 

MUSICAL  IITSTRUMEITTS 

Btrings,  Accordeons, 

Violins,  Clarionets, 

Drums,  Guitars, 


HOMESTEAD."!  BRASS  INSTRUMENTS, 


Don't  fail  to  buy  all  your  BL.\NKS  at  this 


game  liere  will  have  a  uood  opporiuni- 
ty  to  play  lor  the  thamjiion  cue. 

"NVra.  Ballando  has  a  now  advertise- 
ment this  week.  If  you  want  strong, 
nicely  finished  bedsteads,  extension 
tableH,  kd.,  givo  Ballandti  a  call,  at  the 
red  buildinp;s. 

Moulton  tfc  Deudon  will  soon  extend 
their  store  thirty  feet.  This  will  make 
the  hall  iu  the  second  story  much  moio 
confonient  for  all  purposes.  Winnc- 
ba'T'rt  13  bound  to  make  room  fur  all 
vho  cou)«. 


C.  S.  Kimball  u  building  a  [Totel  en 
the  Wc  t  side  of  Main  St.,  jubt  South 
of  tlie  liaptist  Church.  It  will  bo 
about  fifty  by  thirty  feet,  and  two 
stories  high.  The  frame  work  is  nearly 
Of  T"r-lc^c;l,  and  will  bo  raised  text 
■week. 


The  two  il«*nuh|iran  pipors  hi  Rocli- 
c:,ter,  t'.*c  I'o6t  and  li'.publican^  have 
beOD  united,  aud  will  hereafter  bo  is 
sand  as  the  Rochester  Post.  We  have 
received  tho  initial  number,  and  it  is 
one  of  tbo  bast  edited  and  beat  looking 
newspupers  in  the  i>tatc. 


Abbott  &:  Welch  are  bui'ding  an  ex- 
tension to  their  store.  Tho  new  part 
■will  bo  forty  four  feet  long  and  two 
stories  high,  to  conform  to  tho  part  they 
now  occupy.  This  will  make  a  totiil 
length  of  eighty  four  feet,  and  afloid 
thcni  an  excellent  opportunity  of  dis- 
playing their  extensive  stock  of  hard 
"ware. 


There  is  but  little  doubt  that  the 
prisoner  FuUer,  who  osoapod  from  our 
jail  a  month  or  six  weeks  ago,  was 
drowned  in  attempting  to  descend  the 
Minnesota  river  in  a  skiff.  In  a  previ 
ous  is-suo  we  gave  the  st  itement  of  John- 
son, who  was  with  him,  as  to  tho  upset- 
ting of  the  boat  aud  his  losing  sight 
of  Fuller.  Johnson  has  since  confirm 
ed  his  statement  as  to  these  matters, 
and  adds  thai  on  his  return  to  this  place, 
while  coming  up  the  river  on  a  boat,  he 
saw  Fuller's  hat  lodged  iu  some  bush- 
C8  a  short  distance  below  where  the 
boat  u[)?«t.-  M'lnlcato  Itccord. 


ing,  foi  it  is  written  in 

" ,a  sort  of  style  that's  growu 

Extremely  couneoa  id  Ibid  nge,  wLoso  uietal, 
The  devil    muy    decompose,  luit  nevtr    Beltle." 

A  friend  of  ours  at  the  East  got  off 
the  following  Valentino  twenty  odd 
years  ago,  when  playiii;.;  school  boy  : 

1  love  not  Molliu  merely, 

I  al«o  seek  for  kn<jwiedgc  ; 
And  though  I  love  her  dearly, 

1  first  luuit  go  through  college, 

I  must  tug  and  toil  for  famo. 

Must  try  and  get  an  A    IJ., 
Having  thus  im[iroved  my  name. 

I'll  give  it  to  her,  may  be. 

That  May  bee  never  made  honey.— 

''Mollie"  went  her    w.iy    and    11 

went  his,  and  the  last  we  knew  of  him, 
the  ambitious  hardJing  had  been  met- 
aniorphosed  into  a  *'grave  and  rever- 
end" dominie,  gray  Eomewhat 
and  prosy  exceedingly,  with  an  A.  I*J. 
supplenicnting  the  eovetc  i  A.  13» 

l].Q  ouijrht  to  have  been  twin  broth- 
er  to  the  western  editor  who  jicrpe- 
trated  the  followinij  durio;'  a  fit  of  hi-di 
poetic  in.'Jpiration. 

I  love  to  see  ttie  wavint^  g''a83, 

Before  the  mower  mows  it. 
I  love  to  tec  an  old  gray  boss, 

I'or  when  h«  go.!3,  Le  ^oes  it. 

iJoth  ot  them  must  have  been  con- 
Hcioufl  gennati  to  the  youngster  who 
presented  the  following  'l*rizc  Tome' 
to  a  certain  examining  committee: 

Father  h.id  a  well-sweep. 
The  wind  blew  it  down,  Sheep. 

Rtml  the  Ccrtijkute  of  llec.  Ji.  T.  Flualin. 

To  Dr.  HosTKTTkft  : 

Jhnr  Sir : — This  is  to  certify  that  I  was  taken 
with  tlic  dysjiepsij  a  year  ago  la.st  March,  and, 
for  a  period  of  eight  months,  was  one  of  tho  most 
miserable  creatures  you  over  beheld,  not  being 
able  cither  to  eat,  drink  or  .ileep,  and  was  com- 
pelled to  walk  the  floor  incessantly.  I  was  ne.irly 
deprirod  of  my  reason,  and  hope  had  entirely 
left  me,  all  the  efforts  made  for  my  recovery  hav- 
ing proved  fruitless. 

Sy  the  first  of  November,  1865,  I  had  become 
80  vcak  and  feeble  that  I  could  scarcely  stand 
alone,  and,  to  all  appearance,  would  soon  die. — 
At  this  time  (having  r'^ad  your  advertisement,) 
my  wife  prevailed  upon  me  to  try  your  Bitters 
A  bottle  was  procured,  and,  stfango  to  Say,  I  soon 
commenced  recovering.  I  have  taken  four  bot- 
tles, and  am  enjoying  as  g^od  health  now  as 
could  bo  e-Kpectcd  for  oue  of  my  age  (about  sixty 
years.)  I  have  no  doubt  that  it  was  your  Bitters 
alone,  under  Piviue  I'rovidenc«,  thateflected  thia 
wonderful  cure.  R.  T.  rLUALiM. 

lludsou,  Mithi^an,  Au^mt  30,  IStit}. 


BALDWIN  it  I'llILD, 

AND    liEAL   ESTATE   AGKXTS, 

OJice  opponte  "  Uuioi'  House  "  Blue 

Earth  C'dy^  MlnittsoUi. 

"Will    d.i  a  General  Banking  and    Real  Estate 
Businei.',    pay    Ta.xcs  for    non-rtbidcnts,   make 
CoUcct.ons.  Ac,  Ac, 
H.D.  BALDWIN,  -     -    -     S.  P.  OIIILD. 

BlutEar^     City,  May  7.      C.l.  Hi>yl 


REPAUAIOU  CAriLLI. 


And  otier  Musical  Merchandise. 

The  Silver  and  Brass  Isstrvments  of  our  monufae- 
tnre  and  inip.irtati.jn,  are  wA  V'y  l)lo^^t  all  r,f  the  hti'. 
Bands  in  the  L'nited  St.itfu.  and  wliencvr  ixliibited  liava 
always  rc-eived  tlieOold  Med»lsaiid  uiontST  pR'Mh:m8. 

it^  Having  conTiertion  with  Manufnrfiiriiii:  Houses 
In  Berlin.  Leipsir.  Drc.-'den.  Tj<indnn.  and  P.-iii- .  we  are 
pret.ared  to  furnish  DKAI.ERS,  BANDS  and  I.VDIMDU- 

5lLS,  witlj  every  .article  in  tUie  liue,  at  the  lowest  maa- 
Ulactufer's  pi  ices. 


WAR  COMMENC'D. 


Throw  away   your   f.ihe  friezes,    your  switchis,  your 

will — 
Postrueiivc  of  cinifort.  a. id  not  worth  a  fiir; 
roiiie  :i.red,coiue  youthful.  cin:\>-  iii-ly   aud  fa*V, 
And  rej'jice  in  your  <nvii  luwiri.iiit  hiiir. 

KKP.ilCATUK    C.VPILLI. 

For  rcsioiinir  h;\ir  i-.pon  bald  head n  (from  whatever 
eau-ie  it  iniylijive  f.iihnoiit)  and  reiciii>:  a  uiowMiof 
hiiir  iii>oii  tlie  fai-f,  it  lia<  no  eqi'.,!.  It  will  lurre  the 
ln-ar.I  to  irruw  iip'ii  the  MMontlicst  f.t'-.;  in  fioni'iv";  to 
e'^ht  wi'oks,  «pr  liair  upon  hal.l  heads  i»i  from  t..<i  to 
three  Mciitlis.     A  fe'v  iirnoralit  pi-aetio'.HTs  have  assert- 

•  dll.;i'tl c  is  111,1  hill;,'  li^at    will   force   or   Imstt-n  tlie 

Hiowlli  o|  fill.-  Iiair  cr  In- ird.  Ti;-:r  ti-^s  •liioniJ  are  f;ilM', 
as  I  liouiaiids  of  Ii  vp  witnesses  ( tn  in  thi-ir  i^wn  t.xperi- 
enc'i  <'»n  liear  wiine^s.  But  many  will  say,  how  are  we 
to  di.-tiiv.'iiish  the  v'eiiiiiiie  frotn  the  !i;iiirioi!s?  Il  ceilaiii 
.yis  dillicull,  as  ninetciiths  of  the  dif:"'  lent  preparaiioija 
adveitisi'il  for  the  hair  and  heard  arc  ei'lirfly  worthless, 
and  you  iu;iy  have  !ilre..dy  thrown  awiiy  Iar;rt-  aiti"unt«< 
in  their  piireloi-e.  To  su^-'h  we  wouhi  f«y,  try  the  ltet>ar 
ator  Cappilli ;  it  will  cost  yoi'.  iniihin;.'  unless  it  coma's 
up  to  oui-  repress '..ations.  If  your  l»ru>;ifisl  does  not 
kei']>  it,  f.f\u\  \.\<  i-iie  d</llar  ami  we  «iil  f.oward  it,  t>ost- 
I»aid,  to-rcliu'r  willi  a  re<;<.;;'t  for  the  money,  wliieli  will 
l»;  r.-ti'riied  you  on  application  ,  providing  entire  salis- 
f.ictiuu  Id  nut  '.'iveii.      A'Mrcss, 

W.  I..  Cl.AKh'  <t  CO.,  CheniiM?, 
v4nlSyl         No.  3  West  Faycjto  J?treel,  Syracuse,  N.  V. 


EXCELSIOU!     EXCELSiOU!  ! 


and  you  will  alwayi  be  satisfied.' 


Bill  Ilead^, 


Letter  IleaJs^ 


Notcs^ 


CLec'k?', 


I  am  now  receiving  tho 

Largest    aud    Most    Complete 

8tock   of 

Dry  Ooods, 

Clothing 

FURNISHING  GOODS. 

llats^  Caps,  &c. 

Ever  Brought  to  tlie  Minnesota 
Valley, 

and  have  commcnccJ 

WAll  ON  HIGH  PIUCES, 

of  which  fact  all  my  old  eustompfs  and  tho  pub- 
lic   generally 

Will  ho  RatisGed  hy  calling:  and  Exam- 
ining my  (Jooils,  and  hearing 
my  1  noes. 

ever  be*.riug  in  mind  my  motto  of 

gelling?  MORE  Goods  for  ONE 

DOLLAR  than  ANY 

House  ill  the  Valley. 

Isaac  ]llarks» 


Maukato,  Miiia.>Nov.  2o,  1866 


5j 


GIIASTELLAirS  HAIR 

EXTF.RMINATOR!! 

For  Removing-  Supcrflouis  Hair. 

To  the  la''ies  e<ptc'tilly,  (hi!<  invalu:iblc  dcjiil 
atoiy  rcc(iminentl.s  itself  as  being  an  aUnosl  imiis 
pcn.sibl«;  artiil'.!  to  female  beauty-,  m  ca.xily  ajipli 
"(•,  doe.'*  not  burn  or  injure  th«*  .skin,  but  acts  di 
rcitly  on  the  roots.  It  is  narlanlcd  to  remove 
sujiorlluoiis  hair  from  low  forelic  i  Is,  or  froiu  any 
part  of  the  hodr,  completely,  totallj'  »nd  ra^dical 
ly  cxterpating  the  same  leaving  llie  fkin  joft, 
.•mootlie  and  natural.  This  is  the  onlv  article 
used  by  (he  Fren'h.  and  is  the  only  real  efiectaal 
depilatoVy  is  cxi.-ietice,  Bnce  7  J  cents  per  pack 
age,  sent  postpaid,  to  any  addres*  on  receipt  ol 
an  order  by 

BERGER,  SllUTTG  k  Co.,  Chemists 
v4al8yl  2b  j  Kivcr  St.,  Iroy,  N.  Y. 


'^P  A  YoTJNO    L.\DY  returninjr  to 

n  r  country  home,  niter  a  sojourn  of  a  few  "months  in  the 
I'i'y,  was  hardly  reeojrniz.ed  hy  h<  r  friends.  In  place 
of  a  coarse,  riislie,  llu.stu'd  face,  she  had  a  soft  ruhy  eoin- 
pl  xiuii  of  aliiuist  iiiavhic  smoothness,  and  instead  ti 
tw 'oly-tliree  she  really  ai'peaaed  hut  ei};liteen.  I'pon 
inqu'ry  as  to  llic  cmii-e  of  i-o  (;reat  a  elian;;^,  she  plainVy 
To'.d  them  that  she  hid  used  the  <'lr«*n*<»loil  BsiilU, 
and  consldiTcd  it  aninvaliiahle  aciiulsition  to  any  Ladys 
toilet.  Hy  its  u.se  any  huly  or  t^eiateman  Cm  Imf.r  ne 
llietr  persoinl  ..piiLaranci'  an  *iundreil  foliK  ft  is  sintple 
in  its  eomtiiiiation,  as  Naiiire  herself  is  simple^  yet  unsur 
passi-il  in  its  eflii-acy  in  (lr:!Aiiir  inipurilies  from,  and 
lioalinf;,  rlnaicinK  and  heaulifyint;  the  skin  and  oomplex- 
ioii.  By  its  direct  ai;ttoii  <in  theirirticle  ?t  d:';'\',^  from  il 
all  impiiriliis,  kiinlly  heaitng  the  same,  and  leavinp  the 
surface  as  Nature  inleuded  it  should  he,  clear,  soft, 
suioodi  and  heairiful.  I'rice  One  Dollar,  sent  hy  mail 
cr  ex\»re*»,  on  receipt  of  an  or<le,  i,y 

W.  L.  CT.AUK  *  CO.,  Chemists, 
No.  8,  Uestbayclte  JJit.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 
The  only  .\merican  Aseuts  for  the  sale  of  the  surae. 
v-lnl'^yl 


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It  teaches  how  tho  homely  may  become  beanti- 
tul,  tho  de^p'scd  respected,  aud  tho  fora&kett 
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No  Voting  lady  or  gentleman  should  fail  t* 
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BEAU  T  Y ! 

Auburn,    Golden,    Flaxen,  & 
Silken  Curls, 

PSODrCED  bv  tb"   neeof  Prof.  Dp,  Ttpcx' 
FllE'^H    LE    CH  EVEUX.     tJnrs  .ipolict- 
tion  WAll  HANI' ED         to  c^rl      *    tho 

most  fitrai<;ht  and  siub  bom  b»ir  i»f  cither  sex  in- 
to wavy  ringlets  or  he<«vy.  inMj«sivn  csr.l*.  lias 
>een  used  bf  the  fashionablo^  cf  Pjiris  no,)  Lou-- 
Ion,  with  the  most  gr^.tifjiaij  rostilft.  D.ics  no 
injury  to  the  hair.  Prrte  by  nail  wcaVp  tsnJ 
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This  bouse  having  Vieen  repaired  and  newly  fnr- 
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>f  gue.«ts. 

The  proprietor  respec  fully  Aolicils  the  patron- 
ige  of  the  tr;tyeVing  ruhH/i,  and  i«  ••cteriniiifd 
'hat  noiio  shaii  go  lirt'tty  ul.s^a.tiaI^od  wiiO  may  la 
.'or  him  with  a  call. 

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HAIB°  RE  NEWER, 

— — —  -♦«» 

As  tlip  nnmo  indicate?,  not  only  Tir.NKws 
tlie  prowth  of  the  hair  when  thin  and  fiillinj^ 
oft",  bvi^  positively  rennva  the  color  to /is 
cripinnl  ^^Jo  when  it  ia  turning  p^^y  or 
white,  whc^T  caused  by  disease,  j^ief  or 
old  :ice. 

It  will  cortaii!^  do  wlial  is  rMfTmcd  for  it, 
A  fact  to  which  \iindred3,*By  thousands, 
who  havp!  used  ii, ^c  ready  and  willing  to 
testify.  >Vbere  one  j^y>  is  fairly  u.^ed,  in 
any  co^nmuuity,  itsJr-eputatica  "siirciuls 
like  wild  fire,"  ai^r  i\the  best  ndvcrti.se- 
ncnt  and  rccoiyiendaV->n  wo  desire.  In 
the  Eastern  Stj^.  wheroYe  '•UENEWEIl" 
oi  iginaiod,  ipo  young  la\o3  use  it  as  a 
hair  dres^mg ;  it  is  fouu\on  the  toilet 
tables  ojj^iung  men,  (also  atVioir  barbers), 
while^^der  men  and  womcnVho  desire  a 
Rc\jmh'T  and  Hcstorativt  for  thciXeroy  locks 
B'VJ  bald  hoadd  will  not  be  w\^llut  this 
imiclc,  which  gives  in  every  instj\:;c,  en- 
tire sctisfaction, 

lV>T>'t  l<>f  ftvy  Ui  uirpist  or  lUvilcr  urt;o  npon  yon  ft 
diiT"iv!it  artulo,  ii.i  Uiero  is  ji'>  iircjiftnuivn  In  ;tu>  \vi.irM 
\\\«  tiiM,     U«vv:ir>i  uf  auy  aiticlu  |>uri<orlu^  t<.'  bo  the 

Try  nVU/SUATR  RKNKWER  nccording  to  Dire<^- 
tl-MK. »it<l  y  n  Mill  iiso  rill  oilior. 

If  n.  t  soi'l  it  i'nictcista  in  your  town,  a  triiil  l«>ttle 
will  Ik*  s<»nt  yi>a  V>t  exiirc*i,  uj'>'ii  rf'-lpt  of  one  d'Uiir 
by  m.uV.  ilu'i  <<iTioG;  yoti  an  I'jiiK'ilmiiij  fti  ouce  of 
•e»tlTi<tt»  e^Tl>iit  i|U:ilitio-«. 

Orvlei;*  f  ji  (noi  bUtUs  UiUaC  b«  a>7iIroaacd  i> 

<€.  *.  1*00 S,  iTHcai^'rt. 

tJenT  AgwsT  for  Northwvsrwn  Sbtes, 
Si.;,i  at  T\  ri'  )l.i:>ALK,  ii.  t  -Wr^px  \y  l-TI.I.KR.  nSCU 

k  yv:.i.i:k.  urnyjiAM.'*  k  tan  mhaack.  lokd  a 

tMlTlI.     S^init    Ik    DWYrit,    J.    II.    ttKKD   i.  CO. 

r!i\!«.  o.  FMiTa.  riKT7«rir.  lu-'^cst  .t  fc.,  ii 

FroVTL.  \T.  V.  llAKIilS  A  CO,  TOST  i  B.U)i:iir,  :iuA 
bv  dnifCin^its  mn<]  de&leifl  gvnoratly. 


rhurc  coinfth  (jlnd  tiding  of  j<iv  to  all, 
To  younjr  and  to  old,  to  groni  and  to  tinall, 
!'h«'  I'v'.uity  which  onoo  wiiij  .•'o  jjriTlyr'  aiiUrarr, 
[s  fiTv  to  all.  iiiiil  .lil  v\i\y  bv"  lair. 
B7  the  Vis  of 

CHASTEl-LAirs" 

Wiiilc        LiqisUl 

E  N  A  M  E  L! 

for  Ir-'proving  and  I>»<«utifyi»ig'h««  iJoniplcxion. 
7hi>  must  Vk1u:i)tle  and  |»erfc?t  pivfmration  in 


GIlILiT    EXCITEMENT ! 


fiT  i^ivinr:    'f «'  >'l<'n    »  l>c»Mtlt\il 

thit  i.-- iinlv  <"•  "ud    in  yo-?*i.     It  qiiioldv 


'in 

■  lU'Vos!  I'l'i,  Fr»'ikl«<<,  Vi'-jd'v,  p.lof  •h<-.<,  M"lli 
J'aiclinr,  SittltiWiii- ;.<.  '<jr*t:>t*i>i!'!  .ir<l  r'l  Wip'ii  • 
•ics  of  tb*»  5kin.  kii>i!ly  hiM'i'np  tbo  8.n»\r,  IphnId;; 
rlu>  skip  whito  nt  <l  clot^T  91  n'iln^t'".  lis  «-f 
'•■111  iii>t  'u-  <l,:'«>rtel  t'7  tlio  ni»'«-t  scrutiny,  Binl 
'^oiiij;  a  v»  I'l'toMo  pr"pjrati  >r(  {■  pfrfo'lly  hunn- 
'<>.■'?■.     It  is  (he  I  u'y  jirflrle  !>f  the  kiixl  u.<oil    l-y 

In-  Fronoh.  nr»l  ia  foT^Mlorc  K  hy  tbv  P:lr^ian  «•< 
iinK'sp  <n.-iKIo    to    a  por^V"*    toi'jf.      |I'nvar<l8  ol 

'O.ilO'J  b.  ftU-s  Hcro  H..M   ibiriv::  tho    past  ye  ir, 


A 


Better  ()])portnii*ity  is  now  offered  to  any 


•ullicicnf  ;;iiarr:int«'o  o'"   ^f-   t<'p'" 


Pri'T  (Milv 


7;>   *-n'«.  :'<'(it  l.y  mail,  on  r<»ccipt  of  »ii  orlcr.  ly 

in-IUilKR    iJUVTTq  I  CO..    rhcmi^ls. 
V 1 1. 1  s  V 1  riS5  U jver  Pt.,  Troy,  N.  Y 


CxUUNET  suor. 


W.M.    CALLAME 


M'.inM  roapoctfiilly  irforui  il.o  1  uMiv  tlia 
iavin_' h4<l   a    w.-ck    Co-Partmi -L  ji    with 


aftt. 
havin_'  h4<l  a  w.-ck  L".>-Paitiiii''-L  j'  witti  roci 
JviliP.  IJurrus,  >?  .i>;ain  iImhi:  hiisiiu.o  in  tiis  own 
naui'^  Ex]K'ri«  ui-e  aud  tor  the  tli.-l  timt;  havini: 
a  jco.jj  stock  of 

Well  Seasniieil  Lnniber  on  liand 

also  an  .  nlaiiTod  shop,  thinks  to  satisfy  all  old 
cast  )'i!»'r>.  and  new  ones  too.  All  kin>Is  i-f  I'ur- 
niture  on  haTil.  '>r  made  to  order  pioiupt'.y. 

New  custonieis  need  nut  ask  for 

luv  rooms,  as   I    have  the 

onlv    \U:D   BL'ILD- 

IXlrSintheCity. 

«< 
According  10    airrocictit   tnak'    betirppn    ^Tr 
BnrrfS  nnd  myst ..,   '.-.ii-u  Ueo.   l.')th.  l>«Wi,   ca.li 
o'-'ha-   ..i  p  ly  bis  own  ilebts.     Orders  signed  by 
me  I  will  pay. 

WM.  PAIJ.ANDE. 

AVinnebni^o  Cit-",  Jan.  G,  l><t>7. 


Wonderful  but  True. 


madam  i;i;MlMi;i'(>N.  Ill'"  w  tIiI  nnoiviuil  Astrol 
>'i-f  and  Soiiniaiiit'Ulislu-  riahv.>;.  nut,  wliilc  in  a  flair 
\.i\aiit  'tatt  .  ilfleliialt>  tin-  vi-r>  !V:'turiv-  if  Ilii'  person 
,•.•11  ;:rL'  t..  many.  an. I  l>y  tli-ai.l  of  an  iti>li  luiittii  of  iii- 
fi'Si'  pmviT,  kn'>«n  as  the  l'sviliiiiiu'tro|n'.  ^'iiarantci-v 
iM  p'-oilui-c  a  t>iM-li*el  ami  lifrlike  picture  i>f  tlif  fuinri' 
l.ii  li;;iiil  or  wifi-  gf  tlif  ajii^'iiart,  willi  ilatc  of  marria^'i-, 
i,-cn;iat'>!i  .!•;!•' 'tiL' trail*  <  t  ciiarae'i-r.  \c.  T!iis  i>  no 
■ini«i>ii  ou,  as  ti-.-<tiniiinials  withi'Ut  nniii1>fr  can  assert. 
U.v  ilat  n;.;  ;ilacc  of  liirtli,  a-.'',  ili.-p"fiiiiii,  color  of  cvt-s, 
lia'r.  ami  t-iicUw^ine  f.fty  i-riit.-.  aii'l  .-tauipfil  .nvcliin- 
i<l  Ir.  .-^scl  to  y.invM'ir.  >  on  will  nci-ivc  l!u'  picture  by 
iHrtiin  mall,  io^-ftl'cr  ivltli  il.-ir.-l  inr-.rmalii'n. 

\.l.ir,v..i  in  t"  .nll.l.  hcf,  MAI^A^I  CKP.TIMHK 
;:i  ^ll.M.ToN.  P.  O  H,>\  I'wo  llnn.lr-tl  un.l  Miifty 
.fx.n,  \V.>t  Tr..\,  N,  Y.  v4nl,-yl 


CONSTJMrTION     CURABLE    BY 
DR.  SCHENCK'S  MEDICINES. 

TO  Cl'Rn  CON^Jl'.MlTlON,  the  eyste-n  must  bo 
prtpared  ro  that  I  lie  lun-M  will  heal.  To  aoconipIiBh 
l"i  s.r.ie  I.ver  ami  stomach  nui.-l  lirst  be  olran?<'J  aud 
ftniipretite  created  Jor  j;ood  «  holesonie  lood,  uhicli, 
b".  tliO'C  niedioiii.^s  will  \>c  dii;estcd  iiroix"rl.\-,  and 
pood  hea'ihy  blood  made;  tlia^  l>u:ldiim'  up  the 
con^titntloii.  SCllKSCK'S  MAM»RAKi:  I'lLLS 
cle'uiietl'.c  stomach  ot  all  biiious  or  mucous  aceuniu- 
ln;ions.  and,  by  usim:  ihe  Sea  Weed  Tonic  iu  con- 
nect-on. the  apTx'tilc  if  restored. 

SCIIKSCK'S  rri.MGNlC  SYRUP  ifl  nii'ricious 
t,'  we'.l  ft"  modieiiial.  and.  by  usin?  the  three  rcmedos, 
all  r.iiparitied   arc  expelled  troni   the  ^yetcin,  and 
pootl,  wholesome  blood  made,  which  will  repel  all 
disease.    II  p:-.tienl8  will  take  these  medicines  accord- 
ing to  fiircciions.  Consumption  very  tre.iuently  in 
Its  la«t  stai'o  yield*  readily  to  their  action.    Take  the 
pills  ire  luent':-.  to  cleanse  the  livorand  stonitw-h.    It 
does  not  lOllow  that  bt  cause  the  bowel^  are  not  cos- 
tive they  are  not  required,  tor  sometimes  in  diarr- 
h'lathcyare  necessary.    The  stomach  must  be  kept 
healthy,  and  an  8pp<nitc  created  to  allow  tb     Pcl- 
inonic  jsvTup  to  act  ou  the  respiratory  organs  properly 
anil  allay  any  irritation.    Then  all  that  ia reiuired  to 
p-^r  orin  a  permanent    cure  ip,    to  prevent  taking 
cold.    Erercife  about  the  rooms  as  much  a-?  posKible, 
cat  all  the  richest  food— fat  meat,  panic,  and,  in  tact, 
anjthin^'the  appetite  cravea  ;  but  be  particular  and 
nuwUcate  wclL  [^d  w.  ea.  nio.  1  yr. 


Woman,  or  chiltl,  wishing  to  purcliase  anytliiii^;  in  the  hno  cd'  Fality  Dress 
(^oodt^,  French  aiul  Kngliah  ^Iciinos,  Alpacca?,  Sctitch  Thiids,  Doluins,  Woolens 
Flannels,  Slili>eil  IVtplinw,  liahuoral  Skirts,  Ludics  Cloaks,  Cloak  Cloths,  Do- 
mestics, prints,  shawls,  lioop  Skirts,  Sliirt>',  tlraweVR,  wraj)pcrs.  Hosier}',  Notions 
\o.  I  "Woolen  lilankets,  lioots,  Shoe.s,  Hats,  and  Caps,  aud  Fur  good.s  of  oyco' 

description,  than  liay  cverbcfore  been 


DR.  win  PTIER  is  regularly 
educated  amJ  legitimately  qual- 
ified, and  has  experience  in  all 
foriua  of  disease,  u  knowledge 
<|uite  indispensible  in  thir treat-  ' 
uienl  ()f  the  vcneral  disease  in 
all  ilfl  varied  an.l  complicated 
,4^  foriu.s,  and.has  for  years  made 
the  trca^tincnt  of  private  discaHcy  his  bu.iinesH  and 
study.  E.\pericnce,  the  best  of  teachers,  has  en- 
abled him  to  perftct  remedies  at  once  Huffieicnt, 
sare,i)ernianent,  and  in  mo.st  suscs  can  bo  used 
without  hindranc  to  business. 

Particular  attention  given  to  oldstandinq:  cases, 

such  as  were  considered  incurable.     Sypliillis,  in 


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Auburn,    Golden,    Flaxen,  & 
SiFiicn  Curb, 

PIODrCIZr  by  th»  nne-f  P.-.f,  Dei  Pnscx' 
FKE-M  "E  «'fl  EVEUX.  One  applica- 
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xaf'-*  straight  and  ."inb  born  bair  of  citiicr  sex  in- 
to wavy  ringlets  or  bo-'-y  n'is-iv<»  curls.  Has 
beun  used  bf  tho  fi>2hionHb!os  ol  Puris  rod  Lon« 
don,  with  the  most  gr*tifTin«»  results.  I)'csnii 
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KBFAUATOil  CAFILLI. 


SCHENCK'S    SEAWEED    TONIC. 

Thi«  medicine,  invented  by  I>r.  J.  H.  Somc.-toK, 
of  Philadelphia,  ia  intended  to  dissolve  the  food  and 
make  it  into  chyme,  tht  tirijt  process  of  digeation.  By 
cleanainp  the  t-tomach  with  Sclicnck**  Mandrake 
Pills,  the  Tonic  eoon  restores  the  appetite,  and  food 
that  could  not  be  eatca  betbrc  usiuj;  it  wlU  be  easily 
di^''vted.      ^  %f 

Cotrumplion  cannot  bo  cured  by  Schcnch's  Pul 
nionic  Syrup  unlesa  the  etotnach  and  liver  in  made 
healthy  and  the  appetite  restored,  hence  the  Tonic 
aud  Pills  arc  required  in  nearly  every  case  of  cou- 
Buniption.  A  haU  dozen  bottles  of  the  SKAWEEI) 
TONIC  and  three  or  four  boxes  of  tho  M  ANDR  AKB 
FILLS  will  cure  any  ordinary  case  of  dyspep-iia. 

Dr.  SciiENOK  !uak<>3  professional  visits  in  New 
York,  I!o?ton.  and  at  his  priiiiip'il  Oflico  in  rhilcJel- 
phia  evoi/  >vc<. k.  Sec  daily  pipciy  of  eich  place,  or 
1:'.' paiui<aict  on  consumption  for  his  diys  Ibr  visita- 
tion. 

Please  observe,  when  purchcrinc,  that  the  two  like- 
ncised  of  tl'c-  Doctor,  one  when  in  the  last  sta.L'o  ot 
Coni'umption,  and  the  other  as  ho  now  is,  in  perfect 
health,  areou  tho  Govt^rnment  stamp. 

Sold  by  all  Dnssirists  and  Dealers,  price  iPl.-jO  per 
bottle,  or  ijT.Vt  the  hall-dozen.  All  letters  for  advice 
ehonld  bo  addressed  to  Dr.  S<  iiENCt's  Princii-al 
Onice.  No.  Ii  North  t;th  Street,  Philadf  Iphia,  Pa. 

G<  ncrai  Wholc.-ale  Apeuts  :  Demas  Baraes  L.  Co., 
N.  v.;  t».  S.  Il'ince.  ll-Utimoie,  Md.:  .Jolm  I). 
Parke,  Cineinaali,  Ohio;  Walker  k  Tayl,/r,  Chi- 
cago, 111. ;  Culiius  l}ro3.,  St  Louis.  Mo.  p 

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l)loss!n.i?  for  2o  cents. 
It   lipids  without    a  scar.      No 


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Monlion  4fe  Deiadon's. 


riioTOGUAriiic. 


fr-^f-x  TSE  GREAT  CAUSE 


Tl.row   a>vay   your   f-di-j  frizzts,    j'our   switches,  J'our 

wi^i  — 
Dcstruc^iM.'  of  cuuifort.  a:id  not  wi  rth  a  ti/: 
INine  ac  'l.c'iiii.-  y^jutlif  il,  oonie  u.;!y    jitui  f^ir, 
And  rejoice  in  your  own  la\uri  nit  !:-iir. 

KKPAKATOH    CAPIL.!.,!. 

For  re-toriii_' h.iir   upnn   l,;i!d   ii";i.ls  (from   whatever 
Cause  it   iii.iy  liav«;   fiU'.-nout)  and  toreinir  a  ^Towih  of 
h -ir  upon  the  fa'-e,  it   h:;s  t.o   ni'irtl.     It    will   !or''<-    tin- 
b'-»rd  to  Ki"''W  u;' -11    I'u- *::io<ithest   ri**!-   in   from  fjvo  to 
e>;,'ht  we-l;-'.  or  h^ilr   uimn   b.ild    Jit-  i.fs   In    froM    two  to 
thr>;c  riir»nt'.ia.     A  f'-w  i'/norant  i.-.i-ti.ners  hrive  as-sert- 
ed  Miat  ihere  is  nothini^  Iha*.    will    firrc   or    ha<ton  tiie 
prowth  ol  f!ie  hair  or  Ic-ird.     'I'liiir  as-*  ;rlion>  arf  false,  I 
Hnthou^an  U  of  livinj  wiini-ss-.'- i  ironi  ti:'-;r   r.-ni  i-xp^ri-  | 
eiice.i  cm  l»  iir  vvilo>?ss.     liut  i.iaiiy  will  -ay,  liow  are  we 
to  disti'i.'ii:-'i  th<i  (renuiiie  from  tli    -[nuious.''  It  ci-rtaiii  ! 
i.\:=  difVi.u'.i.  as  nin't   niti*  oftli'-  I'll'icHMit  pr'.-oar:»tiotis  ' 
a  Iveitis'.d  fv'r  liie  hair  anil  h.-aril  ari-  entiniy  wortlih.  .-^,  i 
»  id  you  rn  y  have  aln-"  idy  tliniwti  awi-y  l.-.r/f  ainouiits  | 
Inih'.ir  pucliase.     Tn  aich  we  wouM  sav,  try  llit-  Itt'par  , 
;  t  ir  Cai>i).!li ;  it    will  co-i  you   iiothin.i.'   uiil'-^-'   it  coinios 
u|(  to  oar   reprcsi'ntu'ion''.     Ifyo'U-  l»r'U';ti<t    iloes   not  1 
)<►■'•))  H,  send  j-*  one  d'dl'r  and  we  will  fiiward  it,  po-'- 
paiil,  to,-eth -r  with  a  rei-uijit  fur   tin- iiioiK.-y,  wliirh  will 
l>erttu-ued  you  on  ai)idicaiion  ,  jirovidinj;  entire  satis- 
faction is  not  -•iv»_-ii.     A'3dri-ss, 

W.  L.  CLAKK  fc  CO.,  Chemists, 
v4nl>)yl         No.  H  Wtst  Fayejte  .^treel,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 


EXCELSIOit!     EXCELSJUIJ!  ! 


family  shoiil*]  be^'wilhoiit  it. 

V/e  warrant  it  to  cure  S^*:*ofida 
Sores,  Siilt  Kheum,  ('JiHhlaiiis, 
Tetier,  I'imiiles,  antl  idl  S-^i'njitioiis 
of  t!ic  Skin.  Tor  Sore  iJreasl  or 
Nil)l)les,  C'd's,  Sprains,  IJniisos, 
ilurns,  S  aids,  (iniiJiu'd  Hands, 
tVc,  it  makes  a  pr-rfoct  cure. 

It  has  been   used   over  fiiteon 
I  yer.rs,  wif  hoiit  one  fjiilure. 

!t  has  no  ]mrallel — haviin;?  por- 
ersidicaled  disease  and 
heiiled  after  all  other  rehiedies  liad 
failed.  It  is  a  compound  of  Arnica 
Avith  many  other  Extracts  and 
Balsams,  aud  put  up  in  larjyer 
boxes  for  the  same  price  thuu  any 
other  Ointment. 

PoM  by  I)ru{?jcists  cverywh^ro.    "Vniil-^  &i  Howland, 
Proprietors,  121  Liberty  ytrcet,  Kew  ^urk. 


ffCt' 


CIIASTELLAU'S  IIAIU 

EXTKiUlINATORl! 

For  Rcmoviag'  Sap;;raoais  Hair. 

To  ihii  iii'ies  e-i)i''e'ally,  tins  iiiv.ilu'iMe  deidl 
atory  r'-'eoimnenda  itself  as  being  an  a!m"st  indis 
pciisibic  ar;i:  I'j  to  jcinalc  be:inry,  i-.  ea."»ily  aj>pli 
f*,  doi.-s  not  burn  or  injure  th«*  skin,  but  acts  di- 
r  Lily  oti  the  roots.  It  is  «aria!it«jd  ro  remove 
stiportliious  hair  from  l«i»v  foreheads,  or  from  any 
part  of  tl.i;  body,  eomidetely,  t<.>tally  «iid  radical 
]y  e.xteri.atinj;  the  same  leaving  the  skin  foft, 
snio'itlic  and  natural.  'J  his  is  the  only  article 
u>-'oi  by  too  Fre.ich,  ami  i-'  the  only  real  elTcctual 
d'i>ilatory  i\  exivteufe,  Pruc  7J  cents  per  jiaek 
a^-j,  --ent  loit  jjaid,  to  any  addresi  ou  receipt  of 
an  order    I'y 

LERtiER,  SHUTTS  .1  Co.,  Chemists, 
vtnlSyl  2S0  River  St.,  Troy,  N.  V. 


Z?,^^  \    VoUNO    Lady  roturnia;;  to 

l>«*r  roun'ry  hiiiie,  atter  a  sojf  iirn  of,T  f.-w  niiuitlir'  in  the 
<itv,  WIS  hardly  iecr)j,'ni^od  by  lar  Iriends.  In  pla;e 
(,f  a'-oai>'-,  rnVio.  tlushcd  fact.-,  she  had  a  -oft  niliy  roni- 
nl  -xton  of  almost  marble  sinoolliness,  and  inslcad  of 
iw -'y  tine-  -lit  really  appciiaeil  b'lt  ti/htcfii.  Ujion 
]iir|<iirv  as  fo  the  c.iuri-  ol  .-o  fjiaat  a  diaii^'-,  >\i'-  plainly 
Xo'd  'hem  'hat  sin-  had  u-nd  tlur  <ir4-M*Hl«>ll  ItalUI, 
and  .•o.isldiTcd  it  an  in\  alnable  ac(|tii.-ilion  to  any  I,ad\s 
I-oIhI.  Hy  its  us-  any  lady  or  f;(  ntl'inan  cm  iinpr-Ac 
tli.-lr  per- iiiul  .ipjit-ai  iincf  an  lnunlrcil  fold.  It  is  fciruple 
ii)  its  eoinbiiiatioii,  as  Naiure  Inis.lf  is  simplej  yet  unslir 
pa'--i.  o  bi  i'>  f»li;a -y  in  drawi'i^  impiiiil!<-8  from,  und 
i»e;Min),'.  chan  iiiK  and  h.  auiifi  iii^ilhe  skin  and  oomplex- 
l.,n.  I5.<  i's  dir-i-l  nciiiiU  on  the  cuticli  i»  draws  from  it 
all  iinior-iiie^,  kitnlly  'itaiu-.g-  l!ie  same,  and  leaving  the 
Kilif^'*"  >"  Naiare  inieiKb'd  it  shoul.i  he,  clear,  soft, 
Hk  ooiti  and  '•'  ;  ril.sl.  i',ice  One  Dollar,  bent  by  mail 
cr  fXitVi:^,  on  rereipt  0}  an  orde,  cv 

*^  W.  L.  CLARK  A  CO.,  Clenilstti, 

No.  ;'.,  \Ve,i  fayetle  .St.,  .»*>  •aciise,  N.  V. 
Theo'^lv  A(a«ricac  AgtuU  for  the  Mlt  of  iLctane. 


DR.  SCHENCK'S 

MANDRAKE    PILLS. 

A  Substitute  for  Calomel. 

The?>!  Pills  are  conipofed  of  various  root",  having 
the  power  to  re'.ax  tho  secretions  of  tho  liver  as 
promptly  and  cfTeclually  as  blue  pill  or  mercury, 
and  without  producinK  any  of  those  disagreeable  or 
danpcrouB  effects  which  oltcn  Ibllow  tlic  use  of  tho 
latter. 

In  all  bilious  disorders  these  Pills  may  be  u?cd  with 
confidence,  as  lliey  proinoto  the  diacharpe  ol  vitiated 
bile,  and  remove  those  obstructions  from  tho  liver 
and  biliai-y  ducU,  which  are  tho  cause  of  bilious 
affections  iu  ficueral. 

SCllKNCK'S  MANDRAKE  PILLS  euro  Sick 
Headache,  and  all  disorders  of  the  Liver,  indicated  by 
•allow  Ekin,  coaled  tongue,  cor.tive:ic.-s,  drowsiness, 
and  a  peneral  feeling  ot  weariuess  aud  lassitude, 
ehov.  infi  that  the  liver  is  in  a  torpid  or  obstructed 
conditicu. 

In  short,  these  Pills  may  lio  used  with  advan- 
ta^re  in  all  canes  when  a  porpativo  or  alterative 
medicine  is  ro^iuircd. 

P;ea»e  a-^k  lor  "Dr.  Schenck's  Mandrak-;  Pills," 
and  otJBtTvc  that  the  two  likenesses  ot  the  Doctor 
arc  on  the  Oovemincnt  stamp — one  when  in  the  last 
Bta\'e  of  Consuinplioa,  and  the  other  in  his  present 
Loa'.th. 

Bold  by  all  Druir^ist*  and  dealers.  Price  25  cenfa 
per  Iwx.  Principal  Othce,  No.  1 J  North  6ih  Street, 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 

(icneral  Wholesale  Apenta:  Demas  Ii<im,-'B  k  Co., 
21  Park  Kow,  New  York ;  B.  S.  Ilance,  108  Ilalti- 
iDore  St..  Daltiiiore,  Md.  ;  John  D.  Park,  N.  E. 
cor.  of  Fourth  and  Walnut  St.,  Ciuciunati,  Ohio; 
Walker  &,  Taylor,  l:H  and  126  Wabash  Avenue, 
Chicago,  IIL ;  Collins  Itrothera,  southwest  comet 
S.  Se^i-aa  aud  Vine  Sts.,  B*.  Louifc  Mo. 

■^  lUU  ij6th  w.  ca.  no.  1  n. 


—  0- 

E.  i  H.  T.  ANTHONY  4  Co., 

^ilanufaetuivis  of  Photo-rrapliie  Material.*, 

Wholesale  aiid  Retail, 

ECl.EROAEWAY.  N.  Y. 

In  addition    to  our    main    business  of  Photo- 
rniihii:  .Materials  we   are  llBatipiartcrs   for  the 
following,  viz  : 

Views 

Landscapes, 
Croups,  Statuary,  etc, 

Stereo.scopic  Views  of  the  War. 

From  negatives  made  in  the  variou.s  cam- 
pai.:,'ns  and  forming  a  complete  Photographic 
liistory  of  the  j^reat  eonte<>t. 

Stcrcocscopic   Views  on  Glass, 

Adapted  for  either  the  IMagie  Lantern  or  the 
Stereoscojie.  Our  Catalogue  will  bo  sent  t<. 
uiiyaddns-  on  rc-oipt  of  stamp, 

l'hotogr;i[>liic  Alijuins.  ' 

We  manufacture  more  largely  than  any  other 
ho!  so,  about  20'>  varieties  irom  50  cents  tc^JO 
each.  Our  ALIU'.MS  have  Ihe  rci>utntion  of  be- 
in;,'  superior  iu  beauty  and  durability  to  any 
oliiers. 

Card  IMiofographs  of  Generals,  States- 
men, Actors,  etc.,  etc. 

Our  cfttalojrue  embraces  over  FIVE  TIIOI'S 
AND  dillereut  subjects,  iiuludiuf  reproductions, 
(dthemo.ot  celebrated    Engravin;rs,     Paintings 
Statutes,  etc.     ^'.itulogues   seat    on    receipt    of 
stamp. 

Photographers  and  others  ordering  goods  C. 
0.  1).,  wi'l  please  remit  20  per  ceut  ol  the 
amount  of  their  irc'er. 

sC%,'{  he  prices  and  ^ualif  of  our  goods  can 
not  fail  to  satisfy.  v-ln21yl 


V      DR.    SCHENCK'S     ^ 

PULMONIC    SYRUP. 

Th's  FTcat  medicine  rured  Dr.  J.  H.  Bcuf-nck,  the 
Proprietor,  ol  Pulmonary  Consumption,  when  it  had 
as;  umed  its  most  fonnidalile  aspect,  aud  when  speedy 
death  appeared  to  be  inevitable.  His  physicians  pro- 
nounced his  case  incurable  when  ho  comtnenced 
the  use  of  this  simple  but  powerful  remcd)'.  Ilia 
health  was  restored  in  a  very  short  time,  and  no 
return  of  the  disease  has  been  apprehended,  for  all 
the  B}-inptomB  quickly  disappeared,  and  his  present 
weight  is  more  than  two  hundred  pounds. 
)  Since  his  recovery,  ho  has  devoted  his  attention 
exclusively  to  the  cure  ol  Consumption  and  the 
discasca  which  are  usually  complicated  with  it,  and 
the  cures  eflecled  by  hia  medicine.^  have  lieen  very 
numerous  and  truly  wonderful.  Dr.  Souknik 
makes  professional  visits  to  several  of  the  larger  cities 
weekly,  where  he  has  a  large  concourEe  of  patients, 
and  it  is  truly  astonishing  to  see  poor  consumptives 
that  have  to  be  lifted  out  ol  tlielr  carrlage.%  aud  in 
a  fcv  monthri  health)-,  robust  persons.  Dr. 
B<;HKNCK'S  PULMONIC  SYKl  P,  SEAWEKD 
TONIC,  and  MANDRAKE  PILLS  are  generally 
all  requln-d  iu  curing  Consumption.  Full  diroc- 
tloiis  accompany  each,  so  that  any  one  can  take  them 
without  seeing  Dr.  Boiienok,  but  whou  it  is  con- 
venient it  is  best  to  see  hfni.  lie  gives  advice  tree, 
but  lor  a  tho.-ouith  examination  with  his  Re.^piroineter 
his  fee  is  three  dollars. 

Picasc  observe,  when  purchasing,  that  tho  two 
likeneMSS  of  the  Doctor— one  when  in  the  last  stags 
of  Consumption,  and  the  other  as  he  now  is,  in 
pert'ect  health— are  on  tho  Govenimcnl  stamp. 

Sold  by  all  Dru;--giBt«  aud  Dealers.  Price  $ . .  0 
per  iiottle,  or  $7.50  the  half  dozen.  Letters  tor 
advice  should  always  be  directed  to  L>r.  Schenck's 
Principal  Oftice,  15  North  6th  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

General  Wholesale  Agents:  Deuias  BaruoH  ^  Co., 
N.  Y.,  8.  8.  Hanoe,  Italtimora,  Md. ;  John  D. 
Park,  Cincinnati,  Ohio:  Walker  ii  Taylor,  ClUiago, 
iU. :  Coiiios  liroii.,  St.  Luoit,  Mv.  L;>d  w.  04.  u^o.  1  /r. 


The  Mankato  Foundry  and  Machine  shop  is 
now  in  operation,  and   we  :ire  prepared  to 

.MAKE   &   KEl*A!H  MACHINERY 

of  every  description.     Steam  en^^ioes.  Threshing 
Ma' him  s.  Reapers,  Farmiii;.'  Implements,  Ac. 

We  also  make  all  kinds  of  iron  and  brass  cast- 
injrs.  Pabbitt  metal  always  on  hand.  Order? 
soPciicd  and  promptly  attended  to. 

Old   Iron,  Brass   and  Copper 

wanted,  for  which  the  hijihest  jiticc  will  be  paid 
vSn-yl  C.  W.  BARNEY,  A  Co. 

N K W  OKDKll  6^~rHT\G^ 

AT    THE 


Having  inad^    some  chan;r>"'    oonccrRing  thr 
business  transactions  ot  the 'WlnnebajJO  City 

Mills,'  we  wish  t<'  announce  lo  me  public  that  j 
we  aie  now  prepared  to  do  all  kiiius  of  vork  in 
our  line  of  business,  for  read}' pitv.  Lops.  wood, 
wheat,  or  even  Money  taken  in  payii!','iit  for 
work.  Onr  terms  for  rawing  aie  :  One  half,  or 
$1'.!;  ])tr  lliou;j;nd.  Floir,  J]ran,  and  .shorts  con 
itantiy  on  hand,  and  for  sale  .'heap. 

Lumber   ^25.00  per  Thonsaud. 

E.  RHODES. 
Winnebago  City,  March  I7th.  It^fiU. 

blue"  EAirni   city. 

(loods  well  boHiilit,  aie  half  sold. 


VOLUME  XVIII,  FOR  1867, 

In  Sui)eiior  style,— new  d-pper  Faced  Type, 
(Jood  Pajicr  anci  many  Fine  Engravings.  Each 
of  its  Fifiy-two  No's'fnot  12,  like  a  monthly,) 
will  eompriiic  Eight  Double  Quarto  Pages.  An 
Index  ic,  aldose  of  the  voluu'e. 

TERMS,  in  Advance-  Only  $3  a  year  :  Five 
Copies  for  ?  4;  Seven  for  Slit;  Ten  for  $25,  and 
any  greater  number  at  same  rate, — only  $2,ii0 
per  cojy.  Club  paptrs  sent  to  ditlerent  Post  Of- 
ficc5.  As  we  pay  American  postage,  $2,7t)  is  tbo 
lowest  C]ub   rate  to  Canada— $.'5,50   to   Europe. 

^■IT-NOW   IS  THE   TiMK  TO  SlBSCUlBE     AND  FoRM 

Cj.cks.  Premiums,  Free  Copies,  Ac,  to  Club 
Agents,  and  we  want  at  least  one  agent  in  every 
town  in  the  Uuion.  Si>ecimeus,  Show  Rills,  Ih- 
ducements,  Ac.,  sent  free.     Address 

D.  D.  T.  MOORE,  Rochester,  New  York. 


HALL, 

■    .    •    Mixx, 
MEAGHER 


OF 


HUMAN   :MISERY. 


Just  published  in  a   scaled  envelope.     Price 

Siz  Cents. 
A  Lecture  on  the  Nature,  Treatment 

and  radical  Cure  of  Seminal  weakness,  or  Sper- 
matonluea,  induied  by  Self  Abuse:  Involuntary 
Emi>sioii--,  Impotency,  Nervous  Debility,  and 
Im[icdiinentb'  to  mairiage  jreiieraliy  ;  Consump- 
tion, Epilepsy  and  Fits  ;  Mental  and  Pliv.-ieal 
Incapacity,  .te.— Py  ROU.  .1.  C  U  EVER  WELL, 
M.  1).,  Aiiilior  Ol  t!ie  '•tJrcen  Uock"  Ac. . 

Tnewoild  renowned  author  of  tliis  a.lmiraldc 
Lecture,  clearly  proves  f.om  his  own  experience 
that  the  aw'ul  eon.sciiucuces  of  self  abuse  may  be 
ctVectually  removed  witiiont  medicine,  und  with- 
out dani^crous  siir.L' ical  operations,  bou-^ics,  instru 
ments,  rings,  or  cordial.»,  jioiiitiiig  out  a  mode  of 
cure  at  once  ccitaiii  and  ellectual,  by  which  ev- 
ery .--uHercr,  no  luiittcr  whnt  his  condition  tuny  be 
may  cure  liiinscif  chea)>ly,  jirivatelv*  and  railical 
ly.  TIS  LECTURE  VV1LI<  PROVE  A  1300N 
io  THOUSANDS  \XD  THOTSANDS. 

.Sent  under  seal,  to  any  address,  iu  a  plain  feal 
?m1  envelope,  on  the  receij't  of  six  cenis.  or  two 
-tamps.  Also  Dr.  Culverweirs  *'Marria;ie  Gu'de" 
price  25  ccutd.     Address  the  Publisihers. 

CIIAS.  .T.  C.  KINE  A  CO., 
127  BOWERV,  Nflor  York, 

Post  Office  Box  4586 


CITY 

Mankato, 
JOHN  F. 

has  on  hand  the  large.=t  and  best  selected  stocft 
of  Hardware,  Stoves  and  Agricultural  imple' 
ments  in  the  Minnesota  valley.  My  stock  of 
A^rricultural  Implements  is  very  large  and  com- 
plete, eousi.ting  of  the  following  machines  J 

55  Buckeye'd, 

60  J.  II.  Manin-9,' 
Self  Sz  Hand  Rake?, 

20  Kiiby,a 
Excelsior  Droppers, 

and  Caugia  CLief, 
6  Sweepstakes  Tlireshers, 

G  J.  .1  Case's*  Tliresliers, 
6  Velrator  Tliresliers, 

^tassellon  ^EacLliies, 
G  Buffalo  Sulkey  Iv  kcs, 

o5  Bevolviiig,  horse  rakes^ 

ami  all  the  smaller  iinplcinonts  in  s*       5 
;      My  stock  of  Duilder?  Ilardwai       ha*  been  sc 
I  Ic'-ted  with  care,   aud  is    very    largo.     LuilJcrs 
j  will  always  find  a  lull  supply  of 

A.  B.  BALC03I  ^'^^Hn       ^''"**'  t.,-  ^  ^•°'*''' 

Doors,  Blmos, 

Locks,         Latclies.        6rc.  <fec. 

Prices   Exceedinly    Low    for 
CASH! 


offers 


GIIEATBARGAIXS 


9!rr 


DR.BICELOW 


i-i  lli'>  only  Phy.-icinn,  .ts  a  !^pt•^•ia!ist 
now  in  C'hicapio  that  can  bo  cntirfly 
icHH  i'.|fin.  tio  TO  iiiM,  and  not  snlTfll 
that  lionil.lodisiiiso  to  r'-main  ii.  your 
s\  ratlin,  disti^jniin;;  your  lacp  and  I'ody, 
iM.^idivs  dcfitriivniK  .vonr  hiipi'in'-.-''iind 
fiitnri'  pri'-pi-'M.H  ol  lir>'.  lb-  li^i  nindo 
I'lM  VATK  Iil.-'K.\SK.'*  and  NKIIVUUS 
lH.lUldTY  liis  htii'ly  for  lli>'  p:i.Ht 
.  ,,j,  twi'Titv  vfiiis.  iiii  I  is  tiK-rctori'ihepcr- 
VlIA'"'^  Hon  wiioiii  all  HtUiilod  hlxaild  consult. 
No  oni'  ever  htard  of  a  piiti<nt  of  bis  m  t  biiii^  inr«d 
dure  Ji!'  liiiH  bf-n  in  thi.i  city.  His  r.piitation  hiU 
von.  hers  in  all  th.' <  ily  pHpi-is.  his  p.itii-nlH  and  tho 
iui-di.:il  i.rolV.ssioii,  liotli  h.T.-;iii.i  itliioad,  us  L.-iiij?  tlio 
most  ^Uill.•d  f^i.-ialist  here,  and  a  tlioroi.  .;li  m;i.l.r  ol 
ill  s.-xii.d  disi'iisi-s.  If  all  olln-rs  tail.  doii"t  d^  spair 
•  ivf  liim  a  rail.  It  is  only  a  common  occnrri'ii'i-  with 
Tiiio  to  niif  sii'h  «-.i'"S.  'lli-i  rooms  arc  .s.'paiati-  f.ir 
i.li.-saiid-'ntlrm.ii.andtlR-  most. ipl.-t.Mii  th.iity 

YolNU   ^fEN     TXKK  I'AUTI.  lHa  N.ITICE. -'joCtor   ItljJO- 

low  .lHTot<-«  mii.h  of  his  tim-  to  tlu.  tr.-atnu-nt  ..f  those 
■11.S.-S  .■aii-.(l  l.v  a  s.Mict  h.il'it.  wl.i.h  ru;ns  l.oth  l.ody 
indmiis'l  m.liitin- th-unf..rlnnHt.' individual  lor  i-iih.-r 
ous-n.sH  or  s,..irty.  The  sa-l  .Ibxt  of  tb  -s.-  .-arly  hal.its, 
.r  tin-  exc.-s  of  ripir  y.ars,  is  to  w.'ak.'U  an.l  .hhill- 
tot.-  th-  coiislil.itlon.  d.stroy  the  plivsical  a.id  m.ntal 
,H,w,rs.  dimii.isli  an.l  enfc-.-Mo  tl.e  natural  fe.limrH.  and 
exhaust  th.- vital  .•n.'rgies  ..f  manhoo.l ;  the  pKaMir.^ 
of  lifonn.  m.n.Ml.  the  object  ..I  nnirriage  hnstrated, 
in.l  .xi.-t.-n..'  its.df  ixndcTi-d  a  t.rm  of  nncasmg  misery 
*n.l  ncrrt.  gu.li  p-rsons,  .-p.-.-ially  those  contcm- 
nlitini:  marriajr-N  hho.il.l  h'^i'  n..  tnno  in  making  unrn*. 
'iiat,-  at.pli.  alion.  as  Dr.  It-,  I'V  bis  lu-w  tr.iitniuut,  u 
,.„al.l.d  t..  insure  a  sp^^^cly  an.l  prrmanent  •;nre. 

Consultations  fico  and  conti.h-ntiul  Olhoe  No  179 
^,.ii!li  (M  irk  i^trcet.  tonmrof  .M.inroe,  hall  a  block  Irom 
"l."  I'.'st  Oth.'e.  V^t  Ortice  U..X  104,  Chicago,  111. 
OIHce  hours  from  W  A. 1*1   to  S  P  M. 

Send  for  his  "Ouido  to  lloalth,"  published  monthlv, 

'' N  "b  -lladics,  sf  nd  for  a  descnpUvA  circular  of  Pea- 
Wio  Remedie,  tlie  b.-st  prev.  ativo  of  concepUoB 
Sent  to  any  H.l.hi'ss  ft-ee  of  cb'  r;;o. 


IN 

GKOCEllIES, 

HATS  Sz  CAPS, 

YANKEE  KOTIOXS, 

Etc.,  Etc. 

at  prices  that 

DEFY   COMPETITIOX. 


Etc., 


All  persons  desiring  to  purchase  Reap  and 
Threshers,  would  do  well  to  ijivt  me  a  call  neforo 
purchasing,  as  103'  stock  is  very  larpre  and  1  will 
Warrant  all  maciiines  to  give  satiRiaction,  and 
my  prices  and  teri»?"'  cpun.it  fail  t**  suit. 

a4v;{yl  JOHN'  F.  MEAGHER. 

(  \DVEr.TISEMENT.) 

IMPORTANT  TO  OWNERS  OF 

HORSES. 


GOOD 


■own 


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Mai-riatj'    <in<l   (Wilxunj. 
Essay  of  WarniDgr   and   Instrnc 


x\.  tion  to'  You^g■  Men.  Ai.o,  Disosaes 
an.l  abuses  which  prematurely  Pi  ostrato  the  vi 
lal  I'.iwcrs.  with  sure  means  of  relief.  Bentfree 
of  Charge,  in  scald  letter  envelopes.  Address, 
Dr.  J..SK1LLAN  HOUGHTON,  Howard  Asso 
ciation,  Philadelphia,  Pa.  .v3n21yl 

^O  A/IH  ^  YEAR  made  by  any  one  with 
\* I^Sj^^  $15— stencil  tools.  No  experience 
ueces.sary.  The  Presidents,  Cashiers,  and  Treas 
urers  of  3  Banks  ,-^n.lor.se  tho  circular.  Sent  free 
wi  h  samples.  Addre.ss  the  American  Steieil 
Tool  Works,  81  riugadJ,  Vermont.  42yl 


Bntter  &  Cheese 

wanted  at  all  times  at  the  market  price. 

I  never  was,    Xever   can,    and 
Never  will    be 

UNDER  HOLD! 

Give  me  a:i  early  call,  and  see 
for  yourselves. 

A.  B.  BALCOM. 

Blue  Earth  City,  May  14,  1866.  3n?.0yl 


Adcicc  and  Prescriptions  .for  Sick  or 
Injured  Horses  given  Free. 

The  EpiTon  of  AVilkks'  SriniT  of  thk  Times 
desires  to  inform  the  owners  ot  Horses  through- 
'  out  the  United  States,  that  he  has  regularly  en- 
gaged upon  his  pafcr,  one  of  the  ablest  and  most 
experienced  professional  \eteriiiarians  in  the  U. 
S.,  vhosc  special  duty  it  shall  be  to  answer,  gratis 
all  questions  roldtive  to  siuk  or  injured  horses 
which  may  be  addressed  to  the  Spirit,  trhithcr 
bi/  »iil>srrili>  i-s  III-  nut.  These  answers  will  in  all 
cases  contain  a  prescription  for  the  injury  de- 
scribed, and  will  he  printed,  in  connection  with 
the  question  asked,  in  the  following  number  of 
the  Spirit.  No  answers,  however,  will  be  given 
by  mail,  it  being  a  part  of  the  object  of  t be  edi- 
tor to  suUmit  the  abilitj'  of  the  professor  who  has 
assumed  this  department  of  the  Spirit  to  the 
keenest  criticism  of  the  general  public.  By  ad- 
ding this  useful  department  to  the  .Spirit,  the 
editor  contributes  to  those  of  his  readers  acd 
subscribers  who  own  horses,  ahorse  doctor  free, 
and  not  only  to  his  subscribers,  but  to  every 
horse  owner  in  the  United  States  who  may  choose 
to  direct  an  inquiry  to  tho  Spirit  by  mail.  The- 
subt;cription  price  of  the  Spirit  is  $5  a  yc^r  ;  but 
single  copies  may  be  bought  from  news  agents 
from  week  to  week  by  those  wh.i  desire  to  use  it 
temporarily  only,  for  veterinarian  questions,  at 
tiftccn  cents  per  co)iy.  The  Spirit  of  thk 
TiMKs  is  a  high  toned  gentleman's  paper  which 
(with  the  old  .Spirit,  whose  business  and  title  it 
inherits)  is  of  forty  years'  standing,  and  is  de- 
voted to  llunti  ig.  Fishing,  Racing,  Field  Sports,. 
Literature  and  the  St..{ce.     Gkokge  Wii.kes. 

Editor  and  Proprietor^- 
201  William  St.,  New  York. 


WHISKERS. 

AND 

MUSTACHES! 

IT^ORCED  to  grow  upon  the  smoothest  face  in 
?  from  ethre  to  five  weeks,  by  usin:^  Dr.  SEV- 
ItiNE'S  RESTAURATEUR  CAPILLIRE,  the 
most  wonderful  discovery  in  modern  seieuee  act 
ing  upon  the  ^eard  and  Uair  in  au  almost  mi- 
raculous manner. 

It  has  been  used  by  the  elite  of  Paris 
and  London  with  the  most  flattering  success. 
Names  of  all  pcrchasers  will  be  registered  and  if 
entire  satisfaction  is  not  given  in  every  instance 
the  money  will  be  cbeertully  refunded.  Price 
by  mail,  scaled  and  postpaid,  $1.  Descriptive 
circulars  an.l  testimonials  mailed  free.  Address 
15EUGKR,  SHUTTS  A  CO.,  Chemists,  No.  S25  River 
Street,  Troy,  N.  Y.  Sole  ageule  for  the  United  States. 
vJnlSyl  . 


CRISPER  COMA. 

Oh  !  she  was  beautiful  and  fair, 
Witii  starry  eyes,  and  radient  hair. 
Whose  curling  tendrils  soft  «-ntwined. 
Enchained  the  very  heart  and  mind. 

CRISPER  COMA. 

For  Curling  the  Hair  of  eitl'er  Sex  into 

Wavy    and   Glossy    Ringlets    or 

Heavy  Massiqe  Curls. 

Ry  usinf;  this  article  Ladles  and  Gentlemen  can  bean- 
tify  »hem8flve,s  a  thousand  fold.  It  is  the  only  article  in 
tJie  world  that  will  curl  straight  hair,  and  at  the  same 
time  give  it  a  beautiful,  glossy  appearauce.  The  Grisper 
Coma  not  only  curls  the  hair,  but  invigorates,  beautifies 
and  cleanses  it ;  is  highly  and  delightfully  perfumed, 
and  is  the  most  o<~niplete  article  of  the  kind  ever  ofiTered- 
to  the  American  public.  The  Crisper  Coma  will  be  mlIj 
to  any  address,  staled  and  postpaid  for  ooq  dollar. 

Address  all  orders  to 

W.  L.  CLARK  &  CO.,  Cheniaia. 
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