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E.  A.  HoTcHKiss,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


Liberty,  Literature  and  Land. 


Terms  :  $2:00  a  Year  in  Advance. 


VOL.  VII.    NO.  (i. 


WINNEBAGO  CITY,  MINN.,  WEDNESDAY,  DECEMBER  1,  1869. 


WHOLE  NO.  318. 


Iloftrt}. 


HUMAN  BODIFS  11  RNE»  TO  STOSE. 


INFi.tK.'VC'K    SO.-MEWIIKRK. 

No  rtrtmui  from  iU  sources 
Flows  ouwaiil,  Uow  lonrly  soever  its  course. 
But   what  some  land  is  giadden'd.    No  stareTer 

roue 
ADd  Sft,  witbc'Ut  iuflnence  somewhere.    Who  knows 
What  t-nrtU  lu-i  ds  from  wuth's  lowest  creatures  ? 

No  life. 
Can  hv   pare  iQ  it"  pnrpos-es,   and  strong  In  its 

itrifu. 
And  all  .'itv  not  be  purer  and  slronper  thereby. 
The  spirits  nf  just  men  madeperfeet  ou  hi«h. 
The  army  ot  martyrs  who  sfauia  by  the  Throne 
And  sja^e  into  the   lace   that  makes  glorious  their 

own. 
Knows  Ibis   surely,  at  last.     Honest  lore,   honest 

sorrow. 
Honest  work  for  the  day,  honest  hope  for  the  mor- 
row. 
Are  theMtt  worth  nothing 

The  hSIrt  ^they  have  saddeuM.  the  Ufa  they  leave 

dreary  V 
Huah  !  the  wvenfold   heavens   to 

Spirit 
Echo :   He  that 


A  CAPITAL  JOKE. 

I  '  A  Secretary  of  State  In  an  Kmbarratf- 

I  The  Corpse  af  Mrs.  AVIIIIs  Cowlln«  af-  mg  Sitnatlon. 

ter     Fifteen   Yearjj'    Interment- The         a  „  Flvria  (Ohio)  paper  tells  tbe  following: 
Petrifaction  of  C«pt.  Cady.  au  ii.iyTit%  (\ju'^  i  f  y    ^,     .     ,       .         ., 

To  the  Editor  of  the  Sua:  :      A  capital  joke  has  just  leaked  out  on  the 

'  Sir  The  receut  afflrmatiou  of  Professor  good-natured  and  afljible  Kentlemau.  Oen 
!h  a.  Ward,  of  the  Rochester  (N.  Y.)  :  I.  R.  Sherwood.  Secretary  of  State.  During 
!  University,  '-that  ther.^  id  no  eingle  in-  the  late  canvass  this  prince  of  good  lellows, 
i  stance  ou  record  of  fossil  or  petrified  '  who.  by  the  way,  enjoys  a  good  jok.\  even 
'  flesh  ••  is  strangely  subversive  of  the  truth  I  »»  hi.s  own  expense,  had  occasion  to  stop  at 
in  many  well  authenticated  caseB.  recorded    Oberlin.     He  was  provided  with  a  comfort- 


more  than  the  baud  they 

o  Ufa  they  leave 

the  voice  of  tbo 

<>vr.-.>ru.  th  sh^ll  all  t1ilD>-'B  inheril. 


Cenrral  ^utaimcnct. 


SHVLL  WUMIN    r.K 


IMKTORS.' 

The  True  Sto.  y  of  How  the  Medical 
"tttdenfs  Hooted  I  he  Ladles,  from 
an  Kye-Wltness. 

Philadelphia  (Nov.  9)  Correspondence  New  York 
Tribune. 
The  lecture  room  ot  the  old  Teunsylyania 
Hospital  was  the  scene  of  a  novel  exhibition 
on  Saturday  morning  last.  The  managers, 
having  opened  the  doors  for  the  ndmi-ssion 
of  te.uale  medical  students  to  the  clinical 
lectures  delivi-red  th.ro.  bad  the  pleasure 
of  seeing,  for  the  firrt  time  m  ihe  history 
of  the  institulio.i.  alK-nt  thuty  students 
from  the  Wom.ns  Medical  College  seated 
in  the  little  theatre  where  the  'vliuica  are 
held,  fhrio  or  tour  liun(ire«l  male  stu 
dents  trom  the  other  mt 
the  city  were  likewise  present,  as  it  wrs 
the  n  gular  lecture  morning.  From  one  of 
the  upper  benches  I  observed  that  the  cir- 
cular form  of  the  apartment  and  thr,  rising 
tiers  of  seats  placed  tbo  woruen  m  iull 
vie.v  as  they  sat  in  a  body  ou  one  .side. 
Two  or  three  of  the  managers,  members 
of  the  Society  of  Fri.nds,  w^re  seated  on 
the  little  stage  availing  the  en- 
trance of  the  lecturer.  They  woro"weighty 
Friends,  a  sort  of  moiul  Done  column, 
with  solidity  of  ix-rson,  and  a  mild  ma«sive- 
uess  of  conuteuunco  which  bet*>keued  that 
they  were  not  to  be  diverted  from  a  pur- 
pose by  trifles.     Tht-y 


iu  the  newspaper  presses,  and  well  remem- 
bered to  this  day  by  hundreds  of  the  most 
intelligent  and  lopiitable  citizens  resident 
where  the  discovery  of  these  pUeuomena 
took  place. 

The  instance  recently  furnished  yon  from 
Caiiestotjv  N.  V.,  ot  the  petrifaction  of  the 
body  of  Capt.  Cady.  "an  old  and  well 
known  resident  of  the  town  of  Sullivan," 
revives  and  reolothes  with  all  the  freshness 
and  vi^or  of  a  yesterday's  incident,  the  ex-  [  astonishment, 
humation  of  the  body  ot  Mrs.  Willis  Cowl- 
ing tor  re-interment  iu  the  new  cemeU-r}- 
jnst  erected  and  completed  in  the  city  of 
Richmond,  Va.,  thirty-tivt*  years  ago. 

The  deceased  lady,  the  wife  of  one  of  the 
large.'»t  manufacturers  of  that  city,  was 
buried  in  the  grounds  attached  to  the 
Methodist   Episcopal  Church.      After  the 


able  room  at  the  "hotel,   and   immediately 

i  .set  about  the   task   of  doffing  his   ap|)arel 

:  and  cladding  himself  with  an  entire  change 

of  dress.      After  removing  from  his  per- 

!son    every    stitch    of    clothing,    even    to 

'  the  shirt  (the  General  is  always   very  neat 

and  t<istv  in  his  dress),  he  stepped  forward 

and  opened  a  door,  as   he  8uppos«'d,  ot  a 

closet,    for  the  purpose  of  placing  therein 

'  the  dolled    garments.      But    behold      his 

t,    when,   instead   ot   opening 

the  wnv  to  a  closet,  he  opened  a  door  K-ad- 
uiK  into  a  comiuotHous  sitting  room,  which 
was  occupied  bv  a  numl>er  of  ladies.  .\ 
fnlldtveloped  manhood,  as  barren  of  cloth- 
ing as  in  th.'  moment  he  made  his  debut 
in  th.'  world,  standing  nnobscured  before 
the  ladies,  and  the  illustnitiou  of  the  mod- 
est Gon.  ral  at  the  mistake  ho  ha.l  made, 
consternation  among  the  parties 


lap^e  of  several  ytars  M'     Cowling,  in  the  i  caused  a   i  »    , 

interim  having  marri.^d  again  and  the  sec-  ,  that  can  more  easily  be  judged  than  n-Uitea. 
ond  wife  dying,  detertiii nod  to  bury  both  The  General,  however,  notwithstanding 
wives  in  the  new  ceu..  icry.  and  had  the  his  shocked  modesty,  retreated  in  good 
botly  of  the  first  wife  exhnnied.  The  unn-  order,  and  soon  reinvested  himselt  with 
'  snal  weight  of  the  coffin,  exacting  the  lorce  that  of  which  he  had  been  divested,  Imt 
an«i  powlr  of  several  nun  to  remove  it,  and  fuUy  convinced  of  the  fact  that  all  doors 
the  extraordinary  preservation  of  the  wood  opening  out  of  reoms  do  not  lead  the  way 
of  which  it  was  manufactured,  induced  the    to  clothes  closets 


iricuds  pi.  sent  to  investigate  the  astound- 
ius  phenomena,  and  with  that  sole  object 
in  view,  opened  the  coflin.  when,  to  the 
utter  amazement  of  every  beholder,  the 
tx)dy  was  found  to  be  petrified  in  it  entirety 
'r  ""i  .^^'nlL^'lJi  daguerreotyping  not  only  the  general  con- 
dical  colleges  01  ^  ^^K^  ^  .  jj^X^^^^t  lining  each  individual 


Tlit^  .Hound  Rnildprn. 

The  Chicago  Times  of  the  9lh  contains 
the  following: 

Prof.  William   Stimson.  connected 
the  Chicago  Academy  of  Science, 


Jlr. 


with 

a  short 

Thatcher's 


ieaturo  with  such  perfect  "accuracy  as  to  be    time  since   while   passing 
"  ^  ...•'.  farm,  just  beyond  the  town  of  Harlem,  and 

adjoining  Haas'  Park,  discovered   hillocks 

which  he   suspected   might   belon;,'  to  th 


easily  and  distinctly  recognizable  by  every 
Iriend  present,  notwithstanding  thd  inter- 
vention of  fifteen  years  between  the  burial 
of  the  body  and  its  exhumation. 

Incidcuts  iu  the  Overflow  of  the  Nile. 

A  correspondent  of  the  London  Times 

writes* 

On  the  night   ot  the   10th  of  October,  .  gother  with  Charles  Kennicott.  made  a  per- 
owiuR  to  the  extraordinarily  sudden  rise  in    yonal  examination  of  the  premises,  (in.l  un- 


e 
mound-building  period,  and  might  contain 
valuable  mcmentoej  of  a  past  age.  A  few 
days  alterward  ho  obtained  permission  ot 
the  owner  of  the  farm  to  make  an  examina- 
tion of  the  mounds,  and  last  week  hf,  to- 


w.ro     dre.ssfd    in 


the  Nile,  an  inundation  occurred,  which, 
for  the  celerity  with  which  it  rose,  is,  per- 
haps, without  parallel.  On  this  night  I 
happened    to   be    staying    in   one   of    the 


t)lack,  and  wore  their  broad-briuimed  hats,  j  jooJued  villages.  I  had  therefore  opportu- 
aud  iu  the  few  impatient  minnte-i  before  the  ^jj^-^^  which  rately  fall  to  the  lot  of  an 
lecture  attracted  more  attention  than  the    garopean  of  witnessing  intimately  the  im- 

es  themselves.     Presently  the   cry  of  - 

was  raised  bv   a   few  students. 


novic 

'•hat,  hat,     -  . 

and  soon  a  hundred  voices  took  it  up. They 
decidedly  wished  the  elderly  pentletnen  to 
be  uncovered;  but  it  is  known  thatlii^nds 
decline  to  remove  Ihj  ir  hats  in  a  public  as- 
sembly unless  their  comfort  demands  it.  - 
This  hariuitss  custom,  originating  iu  an 
hour  of  democratic  purity  and  re.byions 
protest,  has  the  sanction 
years 


hundred 
ical     and 


of    t\V( 

a:    all    ev.nts.    is     histo 
iuii'ht  have  pa>^sed  over   had   these   young 
jBjfcU  been  better  read  or  bei.ter  bred.     But 
they  kept  up  the  cry  while  solemnly 
iently  the  managers  sat,  notjn  ih.^  l^-i 
concerted  by  the  clamor.  ' 

them  arose,  and  was  about  to  pass  through 
a  do.)r  opening  from  lh.J  i^latlorm  to  an  in- 
ner apartm.nt.     The  shouts  were  renewed ; 
and,  as  though  patience  were  no  longer  a 
virtue,   the   Manag.'r  turned  and  faced  the 
assembly.      There  wa.'^  nothing  brow-beat- 
ing  in    his   look,    uothiut.'  cLol.-ric  m   his 
"fisage,  nothing  fiery  in  h:s  glance.     It  w»w 
a  calm,  reproving  eyo  with  which  this  disci- 
ple of  Penn   rcfjiirded  the  Mtudent.-<.  but  it 
was  not  crowne.l  with  the   success  that  at- 
tended   his   ^:reat   exemplar.     They  would 
not  smok.>   the   pipe   of    peace,    but   still 
screamed  "Hat,  hal."     The  entrance  of  the 
lecturer  at  this  point  diverted  utt'-ntion  and 
impose.!   silence      During  the   first    hour 
medical  cases  were   Icctnr.-d  upon   solely, 
and  the  interest  of  tae  subject  made  the  so- 
cial iiue8tit»n  .piite  subordinate.     Malans, 
Bun-strok»  and  droi.>>y.  illustrated  V)y  thoir 
victims,  claimed  the -'uerahiir.     Then  fol- 
lowed the  surgeon'.-;  nour,  in  which  he  had 
to  do  with  til.-  bruin     f  a   murdered   man. 
With  skilitul   alacrity,  the   dissection  was 
compltt.'.l.  showing  by  the  clot  of    blood, 
and  the  lack  of    disease,    that    death  had 
been  by  violence.     The  lady  students  were 
then  edifi.'d  by  a  sight  of  the  pineal  gland. 
the  alleged  .seat  of  the  soul !     The  remains 
of  the  cerebral  organ  being  disuii.s.-if^d.  the 
assistants  brought  forward    ft  man  with  a 
broken  thigh.     Tbis  wa.^  a  particularly  in- 
teresting and  melancholy  ca.se;  for  th.'  frac- 
tured bone  had  r.Mused  to  unite.     The  poor 
fellow  was  placed  recumbent  on  the  revolv- 
ing conch,  and  the  young  d.a-tors  proceed- 
ed to  pull  oft"  his  boots.     At  this,  a   -luii-k, 
low  staniliuk,',  likoagrowl  of    dus.sent,    ran 
round  the  benches.     Rut  "Off,  oft,  ye  lend- 
ings,  ■  was  the  rnl.\  and  sn.vdily  the  tutu- 
ral,  unsartorial  man    lay  before   us.      The 
doctor  had,  how»-v^r,    prepared    a    hlanket 
lor  the  nonce,  with  which  the  patient   was 
draped.     But  in  this  chamber  the  surgeon 
means  business;  and,  at  times,   the   decor- 
otia  conventions  must  shrivel  up  before  the 
needs  of  srionco  and  humanity.       In    this 
case.  whiU'  ineasurinf;  the    fractured   limb, 
lh«re  was  a  momentary    exposure,    which 
proved      the      signal      for      an      explo- 
sion among  the  students    mock  applause, 
cUppine.   stamping,  and  shouts  ol  laugh- 
ter. miuRled  wuh  hisses  and  jeers,  in  one 
wild  uproar.     The  eyes  of  half  the  audience 
were  on  the  Wly  students,  who  sat 


mediate  effect  of  the  calamity  on  the  poor 
villai<ers,  and  I  am  induced  to  send  you 
this  brief  account  of  what  came  under  my 
own  experience  and  cbservation  as  a  tribute 
to  the  remarkable  patience  and  fortitude  of 
the  Arabs  under  very  trying  and  perilous 
oircnmstanccs. 

About  2  o'clock  in  the  morning  our  Be- 
douin servant  awoke  us,  saying  that  the 
water  was  rising  rapidly.  Every  inhabi- 
tant of  the  village- man,  woman  or  child 
-was  working  with  an  energy  seldom  wit- 
nessed here,  making  banks  to  stem  the  en- 
croaching water,  or  cirrying  their  bread 
and  winter  supply   of  ^rain  to  spots  which 


and  .si- 1 
rtst  dis- 
PrcsouUy  one  of    jj^^j  hitherto  proved   suflBciently  high   for 
safety.     But  it  was  of  no  avail.     The  banks 
vere   washed   down   and  the  brca.l  floated 
away.     Now,   indoe.l,   the   scene  began   to 
get  dismal  enough— the  darkness,  the  un- 
certainty, the  wailing  of  the  Arab  women ; 
and  then  came  the  fall  of  the   first  house. 


covered  the  earth  to   the   depth    of    about  I 
three  feet.     They  had  dug  but  a  short  time.  ! 
when  human  bones  were  discovered,  which,  i 
upon  examination,    proved  to  be  of  a  race 
at  i)resent   extinct  upon   the   continent  of  | 
North  America.     Persevering  efforts  of  sev-  | 
cral  days  were  rowitfded  with  the  finding  of  j 
several" other  fiimilar  mounds,  and  the  re-  j 
mains  of  twenty  huma»  beings.      Two  en-  j 
tire  skeletons  wero  found,  with  the  excep- 
tion that  one  of  them  lacked  two  cervical 
bon«8,  and  the  other  a  few  of  the  bones  of 
the  bands  and  feet.     The  boneslhemselves 
were    very  friable,  and  required  the  most 
careful  handling  to  prevent  their  falling  in- 
to dust  again. 

The  boiif-s  whi<  h  mark  the  peculiar  char- 
acters of  the  beings  who  once  possessed 
them  are  those  of  the  cranium.  It  is  w«  11 
known  that  the  heads  of  Europeans  and  all 
descendents  of  the  Caucasian  race  are 
usually  much  greater  in  length  and  liroadth. 
They  "have  what  is  technically  called  the 
diilii'ho-rephnUr  skull  which  the  Iroquois 
Indians  who  inhabited  America  at  the 
landing  of  Columbus,  possessed  sriuare 
heads,  or  skulls  which  archtoologists  call 
f/rachy-rejjh'ilic.  The  skulls  found  at 
Thatcher's  farm  are  of  the   hrnchtj-cephalic 


rhi.i  was  an  occasion  for  univer.sal  shriek-  type,  and  this  fact  stamps  them  as  being  at ' 
ing  and  lamentation,  but  the  water  Koon  least  as  old  as  the  first  discovery  of  Amer-  \ 
had  it  all  its  own   way,  monopolizing  even    ica.     It  is  said  that  the  influences  of  civili-  j 


rersoiml  Items. 

— Piesseps  is  a  cousin  of  Eugenie 
— Reverdy  Johnson  celeb  nit es  his  golden 
wedding  next  week. 

-  "Sut  Loveugood,"  a  scmthern  humor- 
ist, has  married. 

Wilkes  Collins  is  to  speud  the  winter  in 
Paris. 

Duke  Ernst,  of  Saxe-Coburg-Gotha,  is 
coming  to    the  United  States  next  spring. 

-  De  Cordova  has  been  o.'fered  $5.0t>0  to 
deliver  six  lecture?  at  San  Francisco. 

Sam.  Hililebrand  has  named  his  young- 
est son  George  Washington. 

Laura  Keene  has  taken  Wall's  Opera 
House,  In  Washington,  for  the  winter. 

Father  Hyacinthe  attended  a  spiritual- 
ist meeting  iu  New  Yt,.  n,  tht.  other  evening, 

— I^ti'jce  Thacker.<<.y  and  Toolsidas 
Jfcttjt-c.  i>*'o  Hindoo  meirhants,  are  in 
ChiwNyo. 

-  Mrs.  General  Custar  goes  with  her  hns- 
ban.l  on  Indian  campaigis,  and  is  a  good 
shot  with  the  rifl.i. 

— Casftiua  M.  Clay  has'  returned  from 
Europe  and  will  establish  himself  in  busi- 
ness in  New  York. 

— There  is  a  .'»7-year-old-f;irmer  in  New 
Hampshire  who  owns  a  laro;e  orchard,  but 
has  never  tasted  a  raw  appiw. 

-  Col.  Sam  Hatch,  of  St.  Louis,  has  con- 
tracted with  Louisiana  to  build  1,000  miles 
of  Lovee  al.mg  the  Mississii  pi  river. 

--Nelaton,  the  famous  Fr.'uch  physiciau, 
lately  chargi^-d  the  Mayor  of  Paris  JGOy  for  a 
single  visit. 

—Mr.  S.  A.  Hitchcock,  of  Broonifield, 
Mass..  has  given  S4l),000  to  endow  a  Heb- 
rew Professorship  at  Andov.jr. 

—John  Swanson,  .i  Swede,  has  bought 
twelve  thousand  acres  of  lan.l  in  Missouri, 
intending  to  found  a  cotton  raising  colony. 

— Charles  lleade,  novelist  and  dramatist, 
contemplates  building  a  theatre  on  ids  own 
land,  in  Sloaue  streel,  Belgiavia. 

— Th<;  Spanish  General  P  -im,  it  is  affi-rin- 
ed,  sleeps  in  a  ditterent  place  every  night, 
to  avoid  the  i)ossibility  of  iissassi nation. 

-The  N.nv  York  Mail  says:  ".\  real, live, 
two-legged,  t.^n  finf:^cred  Dr  ke  is  residing 
at  an  nj)-town  hotel.  Mate  hmaking  mam- 
mas will  regret  to  learn  that  he  is  mar- 
ried, 

-  A  Norfolk  man  his  prercnted  Gen.  Lee 
with  a  cane  made  ol  a  piece  of  the  Merri- 
mac,  and  inscribed:  "To  Robert  K.  L.je, 
from  a  profound  aduiiitr  of  his  character. 
October,  180U." 

— A  Paris  ]>apcr  announces  thearrival  of 
Madame  llistori  at  Nic.?!,  wlicn^  she  is  to 
civo  some  ropipson'ations  with  Signor 
Rossi.  Madame  Riston  Wi;s  hist  reported 
at  Buenos  Ayres. 

King  George,  of  Greec,  ia  devote.l  to 
the  velocipede,  and  spends  more  tiiueou  it 
than  iu  attendinc;  to  the  ufrairs  of  his  na- 
tion. Imagine  an  ancient  •  Ireek  .lashing 
around  the  Acropoliu  on  a  1  icycle  ! 

-The  Prince  Inqierial  of  Franco  is  to  re- 
ceive the  title  of  Duke  of  ('orsica,    accord 
ing  to  tho  piccedent  establiiihed  by  the  first 
Napoleou,    who   calle.l    hi  i  son    King  of 
Rome. 

Young  Iturbide  of  the  Montezuma  dy- 
nasty lives  in  Georgetown,  D.  C,  with  hi« 
wife,  ntf  Green  au.l  with  tho  child  that 
was  for  sometime  a.loptcil  by  the  late  Max- 
imilian. 


THE  LAW  OF  MARRIAUE. 


The  A%'lfe  wrho  wras  not  ll|arrled«  and 
Who  Was  JDeelarcd  Head,  Still  a 
Wife. 

In  tho  suit  of  Mary  Durand  against 
Joseph  Durand.  in  which  Mrs.  Durand  al- 
leges that  she  went  to  live  with  him  as  his 
wife  sixteen  years  ago,  on  bis  promise  to 
marry  her;  that  they  cohabited  until  a  year 
ago,  she  bearing  him  five  children,  .and  he 
recognizing  her  as  his  wife  until  about  a 
year  ago,  when  he  treated  her  cruelly  and 
sent  her  to  France,  afterwards  publishing 
notices  of  her  death,  Judge  Fithian  yester- 
day granted  the  motion  made  on  behalf  of 
Joseph  Durand  to  vacate  tho  order 
of  his  arrest  His  Honor  holds  that 
tho  facts  set  forth  by  Mrs.  Duranil 
.■onstitutes  several  causes  ot  action  in 
whieli  an  order  of  arrest  might  be  granted; 
but  the  difficulty  was  that  upon  her  show- 
ing Mr.  Durand  was  her  husband,  and 
neither  hubbaud  nor  wife  could  maintain  a 
personal  action  al  law  aRainst  the  wther  for 
damages  lor  personal  injury  from  either.  - 
The  only  remedy  was  a  suit  for  separation, 
or  a  crimiwal  prosecution.  Though  acconl- 
ing  to  Mrs.  Durand's  statement  there  was 
never  a  formal  ceremony  of  marriage,  eith- 
er religious  or  civil,  yet  there  was  a  proiu- 
i-o  of  marriage,  consummriti'd  by  living 
and  cohabiting  together  as  husband  and 
wife  for  sixteen  years.  This  Judge  Fithian 
holds  to  be,  according  to  all  the  authorities, 
sufficient  to  constitute  the  couple  husband 
and  wife,  and  both  are  estopped  as  against 
each  other  and  all  the  world  from  denying 
the  relationship.  Though  Mr.  Durand  had 
repudiated  the  contract  of  marriage,  yet 
she  could  n<»t  t*ike  him  at  his  word,  and 
rescind  it  on  her  part,  because  marital  ties 
could  not  be  annulled  by  mutual  consent. 
-A',  r.  Sun. 

riic  story  of  a  Boy  >?hu  vfos  Lost  fur 
Seven  Years- 

The  following  appears  in  the  St.  Louis 
Republican  : 

About  seven  years  ago  Henry  MuUer,  a 
fanner  of  Madison  county,  III.,  who  lives 
only  three  miles  from  St.  Louis,  returned 
home  from  the  fiel.ls,  when  he  was  inform- 
ed that  his  s.  n  a  boj'  of  scarcely  eight 
years,  could  not  bo  fownd  about  tho  premi- 
ses. Ml'.  Muller  made  diligent  researches 
for  the  discovery  of  his  lost  boy.  but  they 
were  in  vain  His  house  biding  on  the  road, 
he  fancied  that  movers  from  the  intcvior 
had  stolen  the  boy  and  trtk--ii  biiu  across 
the  river,  perhaps  to  a  great  distance  from 
his  home. 


<'  lan'I 


Sheets 


I'oji      Have      Those 
C  haii»red  r' 

[Prom  the  San  Franclseo  Call,  Nov.  2.] 
Two  young  ladies,  of  genteel  app«arance 
richly  and  yet  tastefully  dressed,  entered 
the  health  office  yesterday  afternoon,  and 
inquired  for  the  health  officer.  "He  is  ab- 
sent at  present,"  answered  the  urbane 
clerk.  Dr.  Wilson,  to  whom  they  had  ad- 
dressed themselves;  "but  if  you  wish  to 
see  him  ou  busine.'iS  connected  with  the  of- 
fice. I  shall  be  happj'  to  give  you  any  in- 
formation you  may  desir.'."  "Doctor,  "said 
one  of  tho  visitors,  "I  suppose  you  are 
aware  that  cleanlin.'ss  is  essential  to  health; 
and,  therefore,  when  I  explain,  you  will  no 
doubt  appreciate  the  situation  iu  which  I 
am  placed.  You  see,  about  three  weeki 
ago,  I  rented  a  finely  furnishcc 
room  in  a  house  in  the  vicin 
ity  of  North  Beach,  and  paid  thirty 
dollars  for  one  mouth's  rent,  iu  advance. 
Since  I  have  been  in  that  r.^ora  the  land- 
lady Ims  failed  to  change  the  linen  on  the 
bed.  I  have  asked,  legg  d,  commanded 
her  to  change  it,  or  give  me  back  jmrt  of 
my  rent  money;  but  she  has  positively  re- 
fused to  do  cither.  Now,  what  I  want  to 
know  is.  can't  you  have  those  sheets 
changed?  Please  send  some  one  to  the 
house  to  make  the  landlady  change  them. 
This  somewhat  singular  request  had  the 
effect  to  stagger  the  doctor  for  a  moment, 
and  when  he  recovered  he  informed  the  la- 
dies that  he  was  unable  to  act  in  the  mat- 
ter, but  he  would  advise  her  to  go  to  the 
nearest  ilry  goods  store,   purchase    a   few 


Read  the  Pollowlns  Letter. 

[TVom  one  of  the  oldest  and  most  reUable  aroceiy  mer 
chanta  in  ths  city  of  DsTenport-j 

FaiEND  Wai.ton:  Agreeable  to  my  prom- 
ittfi  to  you  when  here,  I  write  you  (for  pnba- 
cationif  vou  see  proper,)  a  true  statement  of 
tlie  good"tfleeta  of  Roback's  Htonoach  Bitters 
upon  myself.  I  had  been  troubled  with  indi- 
gestion for  a  lou;;  time,  attended  with  severe 
headache,  particularly  after  eating,  when, 
fortunately,  an  old  soldier  friend  came  into 
the  f  tore  and  re.'ommeiided  me  to  use  Ro- 
batik'aBitte.fl.  I  did  so  by  taking  a  small 
wine  glass  full  juet  before  each  meal,  and  to 
my  great  joy  I  was  relieved  at  once,  and  am 
now  weU  by  their  use.  I  would  not  be  with- 
out them  at  any  price.  I  h-ve  n.»t  taken  any 
other  medicine  since  I  commenced  Ut*ing  the 
Bitters.  And  I  can  say  with  a  clear  con- 
sci.nce,  try  Roback's  Biltors— they  will  do  »" 
they  are  recommouded  to  do— if  taken  ac- 
cording to  directions.     V.jurs  truly, 

Frank  H.  Milleb, 
Of  tho  firm  of  Beiderbeck  &  MiUer,  wholesale 

grocers.  Davenport,  Iowa. 

The  Re.'ukt  of  Beauty  lies  in  the  uea  of 
Hagan'd  Magnolia  Balm  for  the  Complexion. 

RoughneBB,  Redness,  Blotches,  Sunburn, 
FreckJcs  and  Tan  disappear  where  it  is  ap- 
plift],  and  a  beautiful  Complexion  ot  pure, 
satin-hko  t.  xturc  is  obtained.  The  plainest 
features  are  made  to  glow  with  Heaithfal 
Bloom  and  Youthful  Bi^auty. 

R.^m.-mber,  Hagun'o  Mngnolia  Balm  is  tho. 
thing  that  produces  thec>o  effects,  and  any 
Lady  can  secure  it  for  75  cents  at  any  of  our 
stores. 

To  Preserve  and  Dress  the  Hair,  use  Lyon's 
Eathairon. 


\: 


.Severe  liiiRenng  coughs  are  cured  by  the 
use  of   Dr.    Pierce's  Alterative    Extract  or 


yards  of  cotton,  and  make  a  couple  of  new  i  Golden  Medical  Dincoverv  in  less  than  one- 
sheets.      The  ladv  cave  it  as    her  opinion  >a!f  the  tim<^ncc(>^ary  to  cure  th.'m  with  any 
•  -  -  —    I  other  medicnie.     For  hfiarseness,  laryngitis, 

I  or  ministers'  sore  throat,  bronchitis,  and  the 
i  ( arly  stages  of  consumption,  it  snrraascs  ev- 
erything before  disco  vcrud       "  ■'   '-  ^ 


that  it  was  the  same  the   wcrld  over— offi 
cers  never  would  assist  unfortunate  women 
in  trouble -and  turning  on  her  heel,  left  the 
office. 


.SI  J  by  drug- 
quiiit.  r  dollars  to' 


t  three 


]      A  8.;enf.  on  the  Arkansas  river  is  describ- 
ed by  a  correspondent  as  follows: 

Still  farther  back,  and  there  rises  to  a 
height  that  seems  to  almost  pierce  the  clonds 
a  majestic  niounfain.  known  far  and  wide  as 

the  greatest  of  all  curiosities  upon  the  Ar-    ^^  .,.,,„„  .„„  .,„„„  „„.„^    ^ 

kansas.     Immediat«ly  upon  its  river  front  i  Jho  "nerve'tLsue.^^and" "  the^'Caiisaya  s^^ 


gists,  or  send  three  and  a 

Dr.  R.  V.  Pioice,  Buflklo.  ^^\.,  andg 

bottles  froeof  express  charges. 

The  Best  A^^  Oeioisal  Tootc  of  Iron 
Phosphorus  and  Cahsaya,  known  as  Casweii 
Mack  A  Co.'s  Ferro  Phosphoratod  Ehxir  of 
Calieaya  Bark.  The  Iron  restores  color  to 
the  blood  the  Phosphorue    renews  waste  of 


it  presents  the  appearance  of  a  monRtrous 
sugar-loaf,  the  almost  perfect  proportions 
of  which,  aside  from  all  other  attractions, 
form  a  wonderful  curiosity  of  itself.  It  is 
from  an  up-river  view,  however,  that  this 
mountain  takes  on  the  wonderful  appear- 
aii'ie  from  which  it  derives  its  name.  Look- 
ing down  stream  from  a  standpoint  a  few 
Diiles  above,  and  tho  foriuer  appearance  of 
a  silgar-loaf  is  found  to  have  disappeared. 
What  before  seemed  to   be  but  one  crown- 


a  natural  healthful  tone  to  the  difr;retive  sr- 
gans  therobv  curing  Dyspenaia  in  i-ts  various 
forms,  Wakefulncs-d,  General  Dcbihty,  and 
Depression  of  Spirits,  Manufactniad  only  by 
C.VSWELL,  ILAZARD  k  CO.,  euceessors  to 
Caswell,  iiack  &  Co.,  New  York.  Sold  by  ad 
Druggists.  


The  Yofth's   C.iMPANios.— This  is  one  of 

the  moat  promising   and    readable   youth's 

publications  with  which  we   are   acquainted. 

It  is  issued  from  Boston,  is  moat  j iidii?iously 

,  .      ,  •  1  ti     I  conducted,  and  has  amocg  its  contributors 

Day  before    yo.iterday,   more  than  seven    ing  peak  is  found  divided  lu  twain,  and  the  |  g^.i,  writers  as  Mrs.  Htowe,  Rev.   Mr.  H»lo, 

years  after    the   child  was  lost,  he   found  !  appropriateness  of  the  name  "Maumelle,"  |  Elizabeth  Stuart  PI 

him,  now  fifteen  years  old,  in  good  health  [(Woman's  Breasts)  is  ackuowltdg.;d    at  a 

and  in  excellent   spirits,   at,  the  Orphan.s'    j^lance.     Strange  as  it  may    seem    the    re- 

Uome,  on  Eleventh   street,  between  Mon-  i  semblance  is  perfectly  wouderfwl.       Not  a 

roe  and  Market  streets,   in  St.  Louis,  and  |  line  seemingly  is  wanting  to  make  up    the 

was  iK-rmitted  by   t'le  la.ly  patronesses  of  i  graceful  centour,  the  symmetrical    propor- 

tho  institution    to  take  hini    home.  ai1er    tious  and  the  matchless  beauty  of  the  per- 

having  proved  to  their  satisfaction  that  he  j  feet  physical  woman.     So    perfectly    wou- 

was  the  boy's  father.      A   former  neighbor  I  derful  is  the  resemblancft  that  we   can   but 

of  Muller.  a  farmer  by  the  name  of  A.  B.  j  continue  to  gaz«,in  i-pell  bound  admiration 

Evans,   who   now   lives  six  miles  south  of  [  until  the  increasing  dititance  and  the  grow- 

(Jolumbia.  had  discovered  him.  He  passed  i  ing  darkness  caused   by    a    waning    moon 

about  three    years   ago    by    the  Orphans'  j  slowly  hides  the  seemingly   cloud    capped 


'helpd,  au'l  others  equally 
acceptable  to  the  young  people.  Its  an- 
uonoct^nunts  fm-  1870  are  mr.ro  than  ordina- 

rilv  attractive. 

— ■^— — ^^— -^M^^^"^^— ^^"^ 

Specinl  flotices. 


Mark  Twain   say.n 


"It    is   a  darling 

Havti.     Board  two 

hundred    and    elev.'u    thousan.l  dollars  a 

month  in   tho   best  hotels,  and  ice  cream 

three  hundred  dollars  a  saucer." 

—Andrew  Miller  died  in  Knoxville,  Adair 
it'isWth.-  podtion  in  which  they  '  ''ounty.  Mo.,  on  the  bsth  ult.,  at  the  ad- 
.     Prof.  Stimson  was  obliged  to    yance.l  ago  of  y<»  years    ant     five   monUis 

He  had  been  blind  for  nearly  '2;>  years,  but 
just  bi.'fore  he  died  be  exclaimed:  "I  shall 
soon  see  !  I  shall  toon  s. e  ! "  For  ('>5  years 
he  had  been  a  niPiuber  of  the  Mehodist 
Episcopal  Church. 

When  General  W.iol  "vas  seized  with 
illness  ho  remarked  that  tl  is  woul.l  be  his 
last  sickness.  "Oh.  no.  General,"  ex- 
claimed one  of  hi-»  utt.>n(lants.  "you  w-ill 
recover  and  be  with  us  many  years  yet." 
"No,"  Paid  the  (ieneral,  '  this  is  the  last 
flickering  of  a  lamp  that    has  long   been 


the  noise,  and  nothing  was  now  heard  but    zation  have  tmtirely  changed  the  shape  of  I  country  to  live   in  that 

house    after    house    surging  and  coming  " ' 

down  with  a  dull  sou.so  into  the  water.  i 

Our   house  being  higher  and    stronger 

than  the  others,  we  Went  to  the  top  and  be- 
gan to  construct  a  raft  ther.^,    intending  to 

launch  it  from   the  roof.       We   were  soon 

compelleil  to  relinquish  our  task,  and  were 

scarcely  clear  when  the  walls  gave  way,  at 

water  level  and  the  whole  came  .lown.    .\ll 

made  their  way.  with  the  water  breast  hiRh, 

to  the  highest  spot,  fortunately  'till  several 

feet  above  the  water  level.     Hero  was  .'-oon 

collected  every   inhabitant  of  the  village. 

but  how  changed  !     the   wotucn  no  longer 

wailing,  and  the  nun  no  longer diticontent- 

ed.  for  the  last  hou.so  was  gone:  it   was  no 

longer  possible  to  save  anything,   and   the 

water  was  still  rising.  There  was,  therefore 

nothing  for  them  but  to  await  their  destiny 
which  they  set  about  doing  with   every  ap- 
pearance (d"  contentment,  the  village  beau- 
ties (never  seen  except  at  such  a  time)  even 
seeming,  as  it  seemed  to  me,    to  enjoy   the 

state  ol  things  as  a  relief  to  the  monotony 
of  their  existence. 

It  now  became  necessary  to  think  of  our 
raft  again,  so.  after  making  sevenl  excur- 
sions from  our  oresent  comfortable  stand- 
ing place  to  the  site  of  our  late  residence, 
we  ha.l  collecte.l  sufficient  wood  for  the 
purpose;  over  this  we  placed  dried  corn- 
stalks and  bound  tho  whole  together  with 
ropfes  from  tho  camel-packs.  So  quickly 
did  the  water  still  rise  that  our  raft,  com- 
menced on  dry  land,  was  finished  floating 
on  over  a  foot  of  water.  We  now  join.-.l 
the  villagers  on  tiie  littl**  mound  and  await- 
etl  tho  sunrise.  .\  c.niHpi.uous  tif^nie  was 
the  dignifi.-d  old  "sheikh  ' 


the  Indians"  skull,  so  that  tho  present 
tribes,  no  matter  how  much  isolated  from 
the  white  man,  present  no  cases  of  the  an- 
tique Indian  head. 

Another  evidence  of  the  antiquity  of 
these  remai 

were  foun;l 

remove  a  large  tree  which  trrew  on  one  of 
the  mounds  to  reach  the  skeletons.  A  cross 
section  of  tree  disclosed  M7  rings,  and 
since  botanists  claim  that  the  evidences  of 
the  first  15  years'  giowth  of  old  frees  has 
been  obliterated,  it  f.)llows  that  this  tree 
was  at  least  100  years'  old. 

The  mounds  were  about  two  feet  above 
the  surface  of  the  prairie,  were  oval  iu 
shape,  and  were  aVioat  f.uir  or  five  f.'Ct 
wide,  and  from  10  to  20  feet  in  b  ngth. 
Thev  were  each  snrrounde.l  by  a  well  de 


Home,  when  he  saw  amon^  the  children 
playing  on  the  street  a  boy  whom  he  recog- 
nized at  once  as  MuUer's  son.  Evans  had 
left  bis  old  place  sometinle  before  the 
child  was  missing,  and  thought  that  Muller 
himself  might  have  brought  him  to  the  asy- 
Inm.  Accordingly  time  passed  on  without 
his  advising  his  friend.  Ijast.  week,  how- 
ever, three  years  after  he  had  first  discov 
ered  little  Henry,  he  met  the  father  here  in 
the  city,  where  both  farmers  had  eonie  to 
sell  their  products. 

Evans  desired  to  know  overj  thing  that 
had  happened  since  his  removal  from 
Madison  county,  and  when  Muller  told 
him  that  his  boy  was  stolen,  Evans  ex- 
pressed his  belief  that  he  knew  where  the 
child  was.     They  went  together  to  the  asy-  j 


tips  of  "Maumelle  "  from  view. 


An  ExcEfXENT  Medhtne.  -  The  leading 
paper  of  the  Northwest,  the  Wlscoxsin, 
Milwaukee,  gets  oft*  some  very  good  things, 
among  the  latest  of  which  we  extract  the 
following : 

One  of  the  most  popular  medicines  of  the 
day  U  Hoofland's  German  Bitters,  which  is 
designe.l  to  keep  the  stomach  aurt  liver  in 
a  healthy  couditi.m.  Tho  Bitters  is  pre- 
pared witnout  Ihe  use  of  intoxicating  Li- 
(juors,  an.l  if  a  person  desires  to  drink  liquor 


ItchZ  Itoh!!  Itch!!  I 

SC'HATC'H       SCRATCH ! !     SCRATCH ! !  I 
Wheaton'a  Olntmeat 

In  from  10  to  48  houn 

Cures  The  Itch. 

CurosHalt  Ubeam. 

Cures  Tetter. 

Cures  Barbers'  It«h. 

(Jures  Old  Sores. 

Curat  rrery  kind  uf  \Hmar  liUt 

MAGIC. 

Price,  &Uc.  a  boi ;  by  mail,  6De 

Addrem  WREK.S  <t  POTTER,  170  Waahincton  St,'^ 
For  sale  by  all  Dmsgiaia.  Boston,  MaM 


^i  ITCB  * 

AS  B 

Salt  Rheun 


TO  CONSUMPTIVES. 

The  AdverUber,   bacing  been  restored  to  health  in  a 
few  weeks,  by  a  verj  simplA  remedy,  after  having  suffer- 
ed several  years  with  a  severe  lung  affection,  and  that 
under  the    fashionable   name  of  Bitters",  he  j  dread  disease.  Consumption,  is  anxious  to  make  known 
had  best    apply    for    Homething  else  than  |  i*'»'"f«"""  «•»«"«"•  «»>'"n^'""'°f'="" 
Hooflands.     Druggists  tell  us  that  the  sale 


fine.1  trench.     Before  reaching  the  remains  |  burning. 


calm 


he  passe.l  from  one  family  group  to  another, 
evidently  imparling  confidence  to  all.  To 
him  wo  proposed  to  take  off  with  us  as 
many  women  and  children  as  our  raft  woxld 
bear,  but  he   replied  that  'Allah  was  great 

was  His 


-  .  ,  and  would  send  boats  in  lime  if  it 

and  unruflled  nn.ler  this  brutal  treatment,    ^-^j  ^^  ^^^.^  jjjg  people;  that  our  bark  was 
their   looks   riveted   on    the  1.  cturer,  as  it    ^^^j^    ^^^        j^^    short,    and   the    current 


utterly  oblivious  of  aught  else  that  was 
transpiring.  Alter  this  shameful  evi.lence 
^f  low  breeding  on  the  part  ot  the  students, 
^  -  not  snrpri.sing  that  when  the  classes 
j.«  'is^ed  a  number  of  them    were 

cartway  as  thev  crossed  tHe  nospiiai 
Krounds.  and  were  unsparing  in  their  jeers 
and  derisive  applause.  Whether  mixed 
elaaweat  clinical  lectures  are  ilesirable  may 
be  questioned,  they  may  be  embarrassing 
to  the  lecturer  an.t  impair  his  thorough- 
new  but  this  doabtis  no  mitigatini  of  tho 
discraceful  and  unmanly  conduct  of  the 
•     students,  which  thoroughly  desei-se?. 


male 

exp.^sure 


DinituiiT   His  rt>fflu 


has 


A  Uyiiiff  .Han  m  a  iiiiu.niij 
Too  Small. 

[From  the  Honolulu  .'.az-tte,  S^pt.  i9  ] 

A  certain  native   living  m   K-olan 

been  sick,  and,  aiq>reh.^nding  that  his  end 

v,»a  uear  at  hand,  ^ent  into  t.iwn  f.^r  a  col- 

80  that  his  friends  might   be   prepwred 

In   line  time 


fin. 


to  give  him  proi>er   burial.  ^^^    u.  »v.c^..-..    v».v.  .....v.  

the  coffin  arrived,  upon  seeing  whi<-li  grave    ^         ^^^^  .^  ^jj^^    ^^^^   ^^^^^ 
doubU  ivr.«e  iu  the  sick  mans  min.l   as  to    ^  charge  of  the  boat.  .Mr.  R, 

whether    it    would    fit      No    means    to 
decide      the      question      appearing      so 
conclusive      to      him      as     a       -personal 
test."     he     tried     himself  and   couM 
in     the   thing   was   too   narrov.' 


get 


not 
He 
soundly  berated  his  mes's.'nger  for  his  stn- 
pidity  in  not  getting  a  coffin  suitable  for  the 
purpose,  an.l  lost  no  time  iu  saving  the  cap- 
r»iU  inyested.  so  far  as  possible.  Knowing 
of  another  man  sick  like  himself,  who  ahio 
expecte.1  to  die.  he  entered  into  negotia- 
tions with  hini  at  once,  and  succeeded  in 
disposing  of  the  n.^eU.*  ^to  him>  article,  at 
ft  loss  of  only  four   ilollara. 


poles 
strong,  and  if  any  weat  with  us  he  wa.shed 
his  hands  of  any  rssponsibility."  His  ar- 
guments weru  backed  by  the  isight  of  a  sail 
in  the  distance,  so  we  had  to  put  off  by 
ourselves  to  the  base  of  the  hills  between 
two  atd  three  miles  distant.  .\rrived 
there,  we  sent  the  raft  back  by  two 
Bedouins,  and  made  our  way  to  where 
some  boats  were  employed  in  carr>'ing 
stone.  One  of  these  we  procured  for  the 
assistance  of  our  late  neighbors,  and  we 
had  tho  satisfaction  before  leaving  of  see- 
ing them  all  encampe.l  under  the  hills." 

A    DKEADFT'I.    ACCIDEST    OcrtTRRED    a    fcW 

miles  below  Toledo,  Ohio,  last  week. 
There  has  been  a  skiff-ferry  running  be- 
tween Manhattan  and  the  iron  works  on 
the  opp»-)8ite  si.le  of  the  river.  \t  about  1 
o'clock  en  Monday  afternoon  four  women, 
three  num  and  a  boy  started  from  Manhat- 
tan, across  the  river.  The  boat  also  con- 
tained meat,  flour,  and  groceries.  It  was 
loaded  down  to  withiu  a  few  inches  of  tho 
.lipping  point,  yet  it  was  not  deeiue.l  un- 
aale.  When  the  boat  reached  the  east  chan- 
nel   of  the  river,    the  waves  were   running 

The  man 
having  charge  of  the  boat,  .Mr.  R,  Tennant, 
of  Manhattan,    Ellen   L.  Nims  and  Jean- 
neatte   .\llen.    of  Toletlo,    were   ilrowned. 
Mr.  C.  W.   Allen,  the   uncle  of  Jeannette, 
was  stauiling  on  the  shore,   about    !.■>  nxls 
distant,  when  the  boat  swamped,  an.l  Ten- 
nant shouted  to  him   for  aissuitance.  Jean- 
ne;te  clung  to  Mr.  Tennant.  and  Mr.  Allen 
heard  him  tell  her  to  let  go  and   he   could 
save  her,  but  in   her   fright    she  would  not 
let  go  her  grasp,  and   the   two  went  down 
together.   


a  layer  of  hard  blue  clay  was  penetrated, 
an.l  the  bones  were  found  reposing  in  abed 
of  gravel.  The  remains  were  found  three 
feet  below  the  surface. 

The  tombs  ot  the  "mound  buil.lers,"  as 
they  are  called  are  supposed  to  have  been 
constructed  by  the  ancestors  of  the  ancient 
Azte«s,  or  by  the  .\ztec8  themselves.  The 
remains  are  usually  found  arranged  in  reg- 
ular order,  and  accompanied  with  tools, 
wpa{)ons,  and  implements,  by  which  their 
great  antiquity  is  inferred  and,  to  soni.  ex- 
tent, measured.  The  mounds  discov. vd 
last  week  by  Prof  Stimson  contained  no 
tools  or  weapons,  or  atleivst  nane  have  yet 
been  discovered,  altt.ough,  as  the  research- 
es have  not  terminated,  it  is  iin|K>i-.sible 
that  these  objects  may  yet  be  found.  The 
of  the  village,  as  remains  were  apparently  thrown  together 
promiscuoualy.  as  if  the  rites  of  sepulture 
had  been  hurrieil  -perhaps  at  the  clo.se  of 
of  a  battle. ' 

From  all  the  circumstances,  it  is  believed 
that  when  the  beings  were  buried  there, 
the  place  was  the  margin  of  the  lake,  and 
thus  the  phenomena  are  closely  connected 
with  another  interesting  series  of  questions 
relating  to  the  lake  and  its  physical  . ondi- 
tion  and  boundaries  bef.3ro  the  shores  were 
discovered  by  Europeans.  i 

On  yesterday,  another  mound  was    dis- ; 
covered,   circular  in   its  form,  and  larger 
and  higher  than  the  others.     It  has  not  yet , 
been  investigated   so  as  to  determine  what 
is  the  character  of  its  contents. 

The  subject  will  belaid  before  the  Acade- 
my of  Sciences  this  evening,  when,  it  may 
be  expected,  some  new  light  will  be  thrown 
upon  the  matter.  i 


»  -  A  New  York  paper  p  iblishes  a  bio- 
graphy of  Jim  Fisk,  in  whii  h,  among  other 
things,  it  is  said  that  when,  years  ago.  the 
inchoate  Prince  of  Eri»i  hiied  his  father  at 
a  salary  of  $3,000,  he  said  lo  him,  "I  want 
you  to  diBtinctly  understaiid  that  you  are 
my  clerk,  and  I  don't  wunt  you  to  put  on 
any  of  your  d  -d  airs,"  and  that  the  afore- 
said father  is  now  in  an  iuianc  asylum. 

-  The  h.ind  of  one  of  the  richest  Amer- 
ican heiresses  in  Paris,  ^yhose  wealth  is 
valued  at  ten  million  fran-s,  has  been  ask- 
ed by  a  Spanish  Count,  on  "ondition  of  her 
disposing  of  her  property  in  excess  f»f  his 
own,  which  amounts  to  l,.''>iHJ,000  francs,  in 
favor  of  th.'  poor;  but  at  last  accounts  the 
American  beauty  declined  to  see  the  mat- 
ter  iu  that  light. 

Foreffirii  rspeiks. 

—At  Amsterdam  diam.md  cutting  is  a 
speciality,  and  gives  employment  to  10,000 
persons. 

-  A  hat-makers'  journal  has  recr-nlly 
been  established  in  Berlin,  and  is  publish- 
ed by  G.  Hasse. 

--The  Great  Eastern  is  getting  ready  in 
'  Englan.l  to  take  out  and  lay  a  cable  be- 
i  tween  Bombay,    India,    a  ad  .Aden  on  the 

Red  Sea. 
'      —  .Vftcr  forty  years'  la'jor  the  Japanese 

novelist,  Klong  d"e   Bakin,   has  furnished  a 

novel  consisting  of  100  volumes. 

-  The  barbarions  old-fashioned  uniform 
of  the  British  army,  it  his  just  been  dis- 
covered, has  induced  fatal  heart  disease  in 
thousands  of  soldiers. 

—It  is  proposed  in  France  to  procure  the 
passage  of  a  law  classing  debts  contracle' 
at  a  bar  or  drinking  room 


lum.  All  the  children  were  called  into  the 
parlor,  and  tho  father  at  once  recognized 
the  boy  by  his  gnat  rcMeniblance  to  his 
mother,  who  had  died.  The  boy,  however, 
did  not  recognize  his  father,  though  he 
showtid  great  satisfaction  at  finding  that  he 
was  not  an  orphan.  His  father  described 
the  .size  and  lo.tation  of  a  mole  on  the  boy's 
body,  which,  together  with  a  comparison  .if 
t  he  dates,  and  especialy  the  unmistakable 
parental  sentiment  of  Evans,  completely 
convinced  the  ladies  of  his  chiims.  The 
child,  it  appears,  was  brought  to  t'lo 
asylum  by  an  oM  woman,  who  f.^nnd  liim 
in  the  street,  sometime  in  1800,  and  he  was 
recorded  in  the  books  as  Heniy  Wisten. 

Though  the  boy  is  not  very  advanced  in 
literary  studies,   he  received  a  simple    but 
!  good  inoral  educaliou,    and  was  regarded 
as  one  of  the  most  honest,  faithful  and  Ith 
borious  boys  in  the  asylum. 


To  all   who  desire  it,  he  will  send  a  copy  of  the  pre- 

.  ,     .  ,-11        scription  u.ied  if  roe  ol  charge),  with  tbo  directions  for 

:  Of  this  article  is    larg.',  r.nil    is    continually  •  preparing  and  using  the  same,  which  they  wiU  find  a 

!  on  the  increase,   -  that  all    who   use    it  are  I  }jj,„p(jj.^j,p£,n(j^^,^f,pj,p-r,jj|_  astum.\,  BRONCHrns, 

pleased  with  its  excellimttpllliliea.  an.l  that  |  e,<..    The  obiect  of  the  advertiser  in  snndingthe  pre- 

thi'y  cotllil  not  think  of  k.;eping  store  with-  |  gcripUou  is  to  benefit  Ihe  afflicted,  and  Hpruad  informa- 

OUt  it.      In  case  of  debility  or  prostration  of  |  Uon  which  he  conceives  U>  be  invaluable :  and  he  hopes 


Iho.  system.  Hoi'fland's tTerma'n  Bitters  will 
be  found  an  excellent  article,  as  well  as  for 
;  Dvspejisia. 

I  'Hoofland's  German  Tonic  is  a  combiua- 
t  tion  of  all  the  ingredients  of  the  Bitters, 
with  puri'  Santa  Cruz  Rum,  orange,  anise, 
i  Ac.  It  is  used  for  tho  same  diseases  as  the 
I  Hitters,  in  cases  where  an  .Alcoholic  Stimn- 
j  lant  is  reqiiind.  It  is  a  preparathm  of  rare 
medical  value,  and  most  agreeable  to  the 

jialate. 

j  Maoic;  !  Ma<»i<;  ! !  Maoic  !  ! !  -There  is 
'  uoUiing  like  Magic  OH  for  all  aclie^  and 
pains.  It  never  fails  to  give  immediate  re- 
lief. (.»ue  trial  will  convince  any  person 
fiuflcriiig  from  iheuniatism,  neuralgia, 
toothache,  sore  throat,  or  any  pain,  wheth- 
er external  or  internal,  that  Pratt  &  Butch- 
er's Magic   Oil  IS   the  be.st  medicine  in  the 


every  sufferer  will    try  his  remedy,  as  it  will  cost  th  .ax 
nothlnft,  and  may  prove  a  bleesing. 
Parties  wishing  the  prescription  will  please  addreae 
Rev.  EDWARD  A.  WUiJON, 
WiUlamson,  Kings  County,  New  York. 

THE  GREATEST 
MEDICAL     BLESSING 

or  THK  ACiK. 

DR.  KENNEDYS  RHEUMATIC 
AND  NEURALGIA  DISSOLVENT. 


ray  consider  this  a  sort  of  spread  eagle 
mean  every  word  of   it.    1  have  been 
fbe 


world  for  the  complaints  it  is  intended  to 
cure.  Price  only  fifty  cents,  l^ty  it.  Sold 
by  all  druggists^ 


TIiP  Hidr  to  tlii^  iraiian  TliroiiP. 

Prince  Hunib<-rt,  who  will  succeed  Victor 
Emmanuel  as   King  of    Italy,  is  »  young 
man  of  about  twenty- four  years  of  age.  He 
had  tbo  misfortune  to  lose  his  mother  dnr 
ing  his  early  childhood,  and  has  since  been 

j  brought  up' by  the   ladies  of  King  Victor's        ^     

barciu.     .\s  might  have  been  pxpf^cted,  he  ^^^''^{jg  i/'g^t^t^or  ?''    added 
has  shown  in  his  conduct,  s-ince  his  amvid    ..probably,"  said  the 
at  years  of  indiscreli.m,  the  influence  of  his  ■ 


"Silt,"  said  a  guest  to  his  host  at  dinner 
this   is  a   cajdial   .-^iiloiu,  please   tell   me 
what    is    the    name   of  your    purveyor '" 


'Addison,"  was  the  reply 


in  the  same  cat- 


Thiui,i.ino  Inttdknt.  — During  the  late 
flood  two  men  near  Long  Eddy,  took  a  rope 
and  went  upon  some  low  land  near  the  Del- 
aware river  to  fasten  a  stack  of  hay,  and  ti-  i  i*„ 
before  they  couM  make  it  fa.^t  and  return,  .  ^Rory  a^  gambling  debts, 
the  sudden  rise  of  the  water  cut  off  their  '  --There  is  an  estiddisliment  in  Bristol, 
communication  with  the  high  lands  They  '  England,  where  a  butt  of  sL.rry  wine  can 
were  compelle.l  to  seek  refuge  on  the  stack.  '  i,e  manufacture  1  from  tho   raw  material  in 


half  an  hour  without  using  a  .Irop  of  .sherry 

—  Victor  Hugo's  .log  wears  a  collar  on 

whi.'h    is  in.scribed:     "I    wish   some   one 

would   send  me  home.     My  sUte":'     D.>g. 

Huge.      Mf  name?    Senat." 


Our  reailers    pntation 


A  Favorablb  Notorhtt.— The  good  re- 
and  extended   use    of    '-Brovms 
-inTnoreciate  the  above  when  we  state  that    'Bronchial  Troches'  for  Coughs,  Colds.,  and 
this  urovident  .-entleman  is  the  h.  norable    Throat  Diseasee  has  caused  the  Troches  to 
this  Pro^.^'j^^  Ki-^oUu.  who  in  years  past  has    be  extensively  imitated.      Obtain  only  the 
mirth  on  account  ot  his  ec-    gfnnine  "Brown's  Bronchial  Trochep, 


membe 
causetl  no  little 


an.l  .k-spite  ropes  and  ties   it  soon  floated 

off.     In  a  moment  more  they  were  floating 

down  the  i-aging  tide.     No  help   for  them, 

and  no  paddle  or  pole  to  guide  their  ten.ier 

and  tottering  craft.     Down,  down  the  over- ,  „ 

flowing  and  surging   torrent,    they   floated  ;  ^^  master  ,  .       , 

and   ro  led   along.     No   l>oat   could   reach  \      _A  French  photograplicr  claims  to  pro- 

them.  for  th«  water  was  too  rough  and  rap-  ;  duce  pictures  in  color  by  a  new  method,  of 

id.     Soon  they  passed    Callicoon,   twelve    which  he  only  <le8crib*;8  the  general  meth- 

miles  ilistant,  and  in  a  short  time   was  ap-    od.  which  is  to  illnniiua;«   the  object  snc- 

proaching  the  Cochecton  bridge,  five  miUs  ,  cessively  with  the  different   parts    ot   the 

further  down.     Three  miles  mora  ami  the 

Falls  wonld  shake  their  hay  raft   to   atoms 

an.l  their  hopes   en.Ie.l.      Near   Milanville 

they  were  discovered  far  up   the  river,  and 

a  boat  was  made    retwly   in    time   to  reach 

them  before  they  floated  by.     Just  in  time, 

oniy  a  short  distance  above  the  rapi.l^  they 

were  rescued  and  safely  lan.led   on   shore, 

after  a  most  fearful   ride  of  twenty  miles 

upon  a  stack  of  hay.     Many  thanks  to  the 

brave  and  skillfiil  men  whQ  snatched  them, 

as  it  were,  from  a  watery  gn,y.—Kingfton 

Press: 


.arly  associates  and  of  his  father's  peculiar 
t  xample.      Since  his  marriage,  which  took 
pliwe  not  many   months  ago,  he  has  been 
somewhat  more  discreet  in    the  pursuit  of 
his  pleasures,  but  he  is  by  no  means  a  ni.e 
young  man.  Ind'-ed,  were  it  not  for  the  fact 
that  he  has  proved  his  courage  on  the  field  of 
battle,  be  might  be  truthfully  called   an 
Italian  Albert  Edward.     Like  his  faher,  he 
has  never  shoAvn  aay  indication  of  talent, 
and,  unlike  him,  ho  does  no!    appear  to 
possess    tho    bliitt",  soldieriy    honesty  tlnit 
won  for  the  King  bis  once   popular  sobri- 
auet  of  tho    He    GaUivtunmn.     Tho   Itidian 
peoplt?  wid  iK.t  find  it    ea.sy    to  keep  alive 
the  fiction  of  admiration  and  respect  for  so 
worthless    a    prince  as  Hnml>ert  is  under- 
stood to  be;  an.l  the  Mazzinians  will  doubt- 
l.ss  en.leavor  to  make  the  monarchy  sbar»- 
the  unpopnlarity  of  the   monarch.     There 
is,  however,  a  peculiar  feature   in  the  rela- 
tions of  Priffco  Humbert  with  the  Italtan 
ra<lical,  which    may    not    be^  without    its 
influence  upon  his  future  as  King  of  Italy. 
In   common    with    his    yor.nger    brother. 
Prince  Amadeo,  he  has  always  professed  a 
warm  personal  affection  for  Garibaldi.     If 
his  relations  with  the  great  democratic  sol- 
dier still  remain  as  cordial  as  they  formerly 
were,  Garibaldi  may  be    able    to   rally  his 
followers  to  the  support  of  the  monarchy. 
The  fate  of  King  Humbert  may  yet  be  de- 
cided  by   the   rUenmatic    and   feeble   old 
guerrilla  captain. 

A  Famhy  Puzzlb.  — Alluding  to  there- 
port  that  M.  Ije.8«ep9  and  bis  son— who  are 
referred   to  as  "MM.  X.   pere   et  fils" 


seen  steel  by  his  side.' 


.\iiy   relation 

the  gentleman. 

other;    "1  have  often 


Reader,  so 
S,    bu. 
When  your  system  is  racked  with 

1  ItHEIMIATIf 

I  p:i<n,  and  you  cannot  oven  tiirnToursolf  in  bed,  or  sitting 
I  in  a  chair,  you  must  sit  and  suffer,  in  the  morning  wish- 
ing It  was  night,  and  at  night  wishing  it  was  morning: 
I  \\lien  you  have 
I  NEURAMilA, 

when  every  nerve  in  your  being  is  like  the  sting  ot  a 
wa!<p,  oircnlating  the  mo^^t  venomous  and  hot  poisoa 
around  your  heart,  and  driving  you  to  the  very  verge  ot 
madness:    When  you  have  the 

i  SCIATICA, 

;  (that  I  have  just  (rot  through  with.)  that  most  awfol, 
most  heart^withenng,  mnnt  strength  (testrojing,  ao*t 
spirit-breaking  and  mind-weakeningof  all  disease*  tliat 
can  afflict  our  poor  human  nature.     V^*hen  you  have  the 

I.rMBAIJO, 


speLtruiu. 


I  aliont  to  marry  two  sisters,  the  Rappel 
I  snggests  the  following  complications  as 
i  liReTy  to  arise  from  these  double  es^Xiusals: 
,  To  begin  with,  X.,  the  son;  will  be  the 
I  brother  in-law  of  his  father,  and  the  wife 
will  become  the  sister-in-law  of  her  own 
sister.  If  M.  X.  senior  has  a  son,  and  M. 
X.    junior   n    daughter,    and  they  shonl.l 


—  The  .Spanish  gunboats  have  been  seiz- 
ed, and  are  now  in  the  custody  of  the  U.  S.  : 
authorities,  awaiting  the  action  rf  the  ^ 
court.  The  monitions  or  writs  are  retnm- 
able  on  the  14lh  of  December  in  the  United 
States  District  Court,  before  Judge  Blatch- 
lord,  but  it  is  considered  probable  that  the 
."tses  will  bo  opened  immediately. 

Wisis  AND  Liquors.  -  H.    G.    Kuhlman, 

Importer  and  Dealer  in   Foreign  and  Do 

inestic  Win.  s  and  Liquors,   Old  Brandies, 

Gins,  Bourbons,  Ac  ,    87  Dearborn   street, 

!  Masonic Templa,  Chicago.  Ill..haRon  hand, 

I  .ind  is  ( .>ii»tautly  receiving, th.>  largest  stock 

;  (o  be  f  .uud  in  the  Northwest.       The  pro- 

i  prietor  is  a  gentleman  who  thoroughly  tjn- 

i  ilerstands  the  wants  of   his  cuetomf  rs,  and 

I  Lhos^  ibialing  with  him  will  find  first-class 

!  goods  and  low  pricep. 

i      To  THOSE  who  are  aflflicted  with  Chills  and 
Fever,  Dumb  Chills,  or  Malarious  diseases 
of  any  kind,  we   would   recommend  Dr.  F.  j 
i  Wilholt'rt  "Anti-periodic,  or  Fever  and  Ague 
i  Tonic,"  wtiich  is  sold  under  a  f,'Uftrftntee.  It 
'  has  never  yet  failed,  in  a  single  instance,  to  | 
1  effect  a  speedy  and  permanent  cure.     Made  j 
i  in  New  Orleans  i  y  Wheelock,  Finlay^  Co. 
Sold  at  wholesale  by  Fuller,  Finch  &  Fuller, 
Chicago. 

;      Appi.eton's    Journal,    which    has  only 

been  in  existence  a  few  months,  htis  attain- 

I  ed  a  circulation  which  is  unprecedented  in 

I  the  annals  of  journalism.     It  only  exem- 1 

plifies  the  fact  that  extreordinary  liberality  ' 

are  j  of  expenditure  will   always  meet  with  sue 


lying  and  writhing  in  agony  and  pain,  uni 

will 


able  to  turn 
...  n.id   rveiT   movement  wil" 
enrt  Hko  a  knife :  now  tell  me,  if  roHef  and  cure  of  aaj 


ourself  in  bcd^  and  rveiy  movement  will  go  to  roar 

re  of  aaj 
OreatMt 


of  these  diseases  in  a  few   days  is   not    the 
Medical  Blessing  of  tho  Age.  tell  us  wfait  is  ! 


.\nstralia  consnmes  twelve  pounds  of ,  marry,  the  daughter  of  X.  junior  will  be- 
tea  per  person  per  yea-;  England  tkree  ;  come  the  sister-in-law  of  her  lather:  and 
and   a   hal*"  pounds 


and 


—  Frenchmen  can  not  pronounce  "ship. 


a    bea.l  iu   a  twelve- 
month; Ame"rica  one  pcund   to  each  indi- 
'  vidual  of  some   kind  of  leaves    iii    which 
there  is  niulerstood  to  l>e  an  atlraixture  of 
tea. 

i  —When  the  military  fired  upon  the 
riotous  striking  miners  of  Aubin,  France, 
a  woman,  who  ha<^her  .^hild  in  her  anns, 

'turned  to   8y,  pressing  the 

tbreaet;  the  child-^as    srnck 


the  son  of  X.  senior  will  be  the  son-in-law 
of  his  brother  and  of  his  sister-in-law.  If 
there  should  be  a  child  of  this  second  mar- 
riage, it  will  have  two  grandfathers,  MM. 
X.  senior  and  junior,  whence  it  follows 
that  X.  senior  will  become  the  brother  ol 
his  own  son.  More  than  that,  if  a  boy, 
he  will  be  the  brother  of  bia  own  motjier, 
his  mother  are  alike  grand- 
senior;  anda8*a  ijioiker'fl 


in  her  anns,  ;  ne  »"»  "«  »"«  . 
baby  to  her  f  «»<«  he  &na  ^* 
I  by  several ;  children  of  X. 


. ^..  _  ^  „K«  „,av«       -rreueuuieue^uuo.H'"""""'^^'^    »"•!'-      bnlleis  111  fhe  ht^(l,  and   the  fnri.uw  moth^  ^t)rother  isjin  tmcle,  be  Will  be^^ 

centncities.     We   .sincerely  hope   that  the    jo  not  be  influenced  by   t^ose^  who  make    ^^  ^^^^  ^^^^^^  -sheep"  in  their  mouths,    t,,  'tumimc  bacE  and  meeting  an  offin^r.  ^  alogs^position  of  being  hw  omp  oflcle. 
venerable  and   eccentric   gontftman't  feara    more  profit  by  selling  worthless  iimtaiiona.  .g^-^    ^  iton-clad,  one  sai4  to  a  boy.  "Iz  ,  Marled  her  ohild  in  hifl.lace.  exclaimuig:  - 


will  not  be 
stead.  long 

-nrxmo  ♦inie« 


nd   eccentric   gontftman't  feara    more  profit  by  selling  worthless  imtationa.  -Seeing  aa  iton-clad.  one  sai4  loa 
realiV.l,  but  that   he  tnay.  in-  r^mnrar*  uno&a  l«h«fc-J4>«*a  *"  eheep?"     "No,"  answt 

liy.and  makens  all l8«c?h  many  ^    Sss  "The Little  vX)rporar  "°<*8/r?'^]5^  ^Hiit.ijum."  -     -.  ^  ^ 


answered  the 


psejuents. 


—.51 


•Takeit,rnfaA!  "Xpn  want  onr  tdood>? 
Tdteit,  then^OniflfrifcJ'     •    '        -_     - 


PfcBMSs  i»-wai^^  TiiiMaa.'SmMrtHiiAaM«Ml    Washington 

<^.8W?^.I-^!1?*«J»jrK:*.:5.  Tork   to^narraSftt 


cess,     f ifiod   literature  is  the   crying  need 

of  the  day.  and  the   Appletons   know  how 

to  furnish  iL     See  advertisedient  m  anotb-  | 

[  er  column. : 

i      Wii,i>  Hall's  Vegetable  Sicilian   Hate 

i  Rr.vEWER  change  gray  hair  to  its  original , 

j  color  and  not  dye  the  skin  ?      It  wHl !  and 

is  a  preparation  of  acknowledged   superior 

merit 

i     Good  men  iosore  in  the  Wa«hi[i,7tou  Life, 

!     Besj.\mi5  Fe.vhklis,  1769.-  It  is  time  our 
'  per.ple   understood  and  practiced  more  gen- 
erally Life  Assurance.     Many  a  widow  and 
'•  ori'lian  have  had  great  reason  to  be  grateful 
I  that  the    advantage   of  Life  Assurance  was 
•  un<ler-*tOJd  and  embraced  by  the  husband  and 
'  father.    A  large    amount  has  been  paid  by 
Liffr  Assurance  'Cotppanies  'to  widows  and 
orphans  when  it  fo<^iaea  almost  theironly  re- 

source 

Edwabd  F.  Joses,  1869.-1  havs  made  snffi- 
cieut   examinatiop  of   the   condtttoftof  tttflL 
"  "sTnsirraticeCoi 


t -'  'Si 


DIRE«mONS  TO  rHK.-You  wiU  take  a  tableq>ooa- 
ful  and  three  spoonfuls  nf  wator  three  timee  a  day.  Had 
in  a  few  days  every  particle  nf  rheumatic  and  nenralgio 
pain  will  be  dissolved  and  pass  off  by  the  kidneya. 

Manufaotnred  by         i)<»NAL.U  KBNNBDY, 

BoxtHirTt  mmm. 

Wholesale  Aoemtk. -Fuller,  Finch  A  Foiler,  Leed 
A  Smith,  F.  P.  DwyoT  A  Co..  Bumhams  A  Van  Scluaek. 
Hurlburt  A.  Edsall,  Tolnian  A  King,  Chicago;  Or«Mi  A 
Button,  Rice  A  Rising,  Bosworth  A  Son,  Dohman  A 
Kchmidt,  Milwaukee:  McCulloch  A  McCord,  t«CtxM«e 
Noyes  Bros.,  St.  Paul;  Collins  Bros,  Z.  F.  WetZei' 
Meyers  Bros.,  Hi.  Louis;  Moore  A  Tart>ot,  ZtrnkermaB  i 
Haaa,  Dubuque 

At  retail  by  all  dmggista.    Priee  C1.60. 

Notes  for  December^  aildrefMed  to  the  Feeble 
and  Debilitated. 

This  is  a  trying  eeaaon  for  invalids,  indeed  for  all  who 
are  not  bleaaed  with  robust  constitutions  and  iron  framoa. 

Cold  has  come  npon  ns  suddenly,  sealing  np  the  op«a 
pores,  and  traiing  in  a«  it  were,  any  teoda  of  ilinam  that 
may  have  been  lurking  in  the  system,  but  which  resuia- 
ed  nndevelopod  so  long  as  the  waate  matter  of  the  bedy 
and  all  acid  and  nnwholosome  humors  were  freely  die- 
charged  by  evaporation  from  the  surface  and  tbroagfi 
tho  bowels. 

A  tonic,  aperient  and  alterative  medicine  is  now 
needed  to  Invigorate  the  vital  powers,  dopraaaed  by  » 
low  temperature  to  stimulate  and  purify  the  secrettaia, 
and  to  fit  the  body  to  endure,  without  InoonvaoieBoc, 
pain  or  danger,  the  sadden  cUmatic  change  wliieh 
luhers  in  the  winter. 

The  only  preparation  which  will  fully  meet  this  almnrt 
oaivenal  need,  and  which  will  thoronghly  and  seMy 
perform  the  important  work,  is  the  leading  tonio  and 
alterative  of  the  age.  HOSTinTFR'.S  STOMACH 
BITTKR8. 

This  popular  specific  improves  the  appetite,  tnvigo 
rates  the  digestive  organs,  regulates  the  flow  of  bOe 
enriches  the  blood,  calms  the  nerves,  relierea  conetlya- 
tion,  ptxnBotes  superficial  circulation  and  eraporatioa, 
and  being  composed  slowly  of  wholcv>roe  vegetafela 
elements,  with  a  pure  stimnlant  as  their  diffuai  v«  vehicle, 
may  be  taken  by  the  weakeot  without  fear.  Tba  flaeee 
is  agreeable,  for  althuogh  the  BITTEILS  are  a  potent 
medicine,  they  contain  no  nauseating  element. 


■  fe''"^: 


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ERRORS  OFAYOUTH. 

A  OENTLFMAN  whosn«er»d  for  years  from  NerroM 
Debility  Prcmaturo  Dway,  and  all  ihe  H*e<-t8  of  yoath- 
ful  indifieretion,  will,  tor  the  sake  of  mflaring  hiuaaal^, 
send  free  tii  aU  wfEo  need  it.  the  receipt  and  direet^at 
for  making  the  simple  remedy  by  which  he  was  cnnd. 
Sufferers  wishing  to  profit  by  the  advertiaer'sazpeciaSM^ 
can  do  so  by  addreMing.  in  perfect  coDfideaea, 
JOHN  B.  OODEN. 
No  42  Cedar  alreat.  New  TeMT  ' 

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90ivMijr4f  V< 


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WKD.NESDAY,  DECEMBER   I,  n<e9. 


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FRliC  FOR   liMO. 

5>Utf  "Free  Humesteitd*'  will   Cost   You 
Nuthiiig. 

BCAD    AXD    RE7LKCT. 

If  the  magazine  or  paper  you  wUh  to  receivt 
d.>«'s  not  appear  in  the  following  list,  we  c»n  pro- 
C'.iri*  for  you,  at  rtduetd  ratet,  any  book,  maga 
sine  or  newspaper  in  the  world. 

••You  pays  your  money   and  yoti   tikes  your 
ctoice." 

The  Fkek  IIoMtSTEAD — $2.00 — and   either   of 
the  following  publications 

fear  for  the  price  marked  at  the  right  band   of 
t'ur;  column. 

Harper'*  Weekly  ($4) $i  Or 

llftrper'i  Monthly  "    ^  i  Of 

llarper'j  Bazar       " 5  Ol' 

A'.lantie  Monthly 5  J.', 

tfodey's  Lady's  Book 4  25 

Lady's  Frieiid 

1  tiilou'«  Maji^azine    ($2) 


STATb:  k:Lt:cTioN. 

Auttiu'8    Majority    2,155 

The  following  returai  are  official  and  complete, 
every  county  which  held  an  election  being  in- 
cluded in  the  table: 


OOVBI 


■oa. 


I    LlKl'T.Oo>Ea.N0K. 


Aroka 
Urnlon 
Ulue  Earth 
»!ro»n 
•  '•r»er 

Crow  Wiug 
Chippewa 
Dakota 
Do(l>;e 


-a 
>• 


ill  be  furnished    one  \  ^""t'". 

KUlmore 

Freeliom 

Guodhu* 

Oram 

Hennepla 

Hoiutun 

IsttUta 

Jack  ton 

fCaiiaV'O 

KandlyoU 

Lake 

3  25''''  Sutfur 

!  Lvon 
3  00  ;  Manomlu 


Ch;ldren's  Hour 2  75 

(>cOi5  a   month 3  25 

Hearth  and  Hume 5  25 

Prairie  Farmer  (i2) 

'»Vhitney*s  Mu.'ioal  Quest 

I'eier's  Musn-al  Muiithly  (.13) 

Packard's  Monthly 

Liuie  Corporal 

/rtnur's  Home  Magazine 

I'hrecolo^jital  Juurual 

V'estern  Rural 

Rive.^iJf  Matjazine 

I't'.erfOu'i  Magazine 

Aaieruan  Agrioulturiat 

Tulf-io  Weetkly   Blade 

•Saturday  Evening  Po^'t 

I'bicagu  Weekly  Post 

K.  Y.   Icdi'j.cnieai 

l?ch'jolday  Visitor 

Bci«i:tino  American 

llit'.'hoook's  Mu^iical  Monihiy 

LiitcM's  Living  Age  (»S.. 9  00 

Applctou's  Juurnal _.._— i  00 

bubi^cribe    for   periodicals   and   order    books, 
pa'nplikts.  and  pictures,  through  the  ofilcc  of  the 

FbSE    lIuMESTE.\n. 


Martin 
McUod 
Met-ker 
Mule  I.act 
Mononnlia 
3  50  ;  McPlmll 

■  Morrison 
M-wrr 
Nicollet 

:  Olmitrd 
(Hter  Tall 
Vine 
I'l'pif 

I   R:iiiitcy 
K-ftlwnod 

,   Rt-nviUe 

i  Rice 
^'c<>tt 

'  Sherburne 

SibUy 
I   S'eHTD* 
j  Stevens 
I  Steele 
',  St   LaaiS 
To.lil 

\V.»l>.i»haw 
Was*-*.-* 
Wa'hiinfl'in 
Wtttonwun 

••'riBl't 


2-29  2ii7 

1.4  137 

1146  102S 

204  4.'>« 

6»  loi3 

8i7  55 

6  5. 

151  91 

594  1SS7 

&S3  8*3 

6*2  lit' 

739  .S75 

1720  lOil? 

652  24ri 

1172  640 

•i6 

1S18  1S24 

12sS  SS5 

272  86: 

158  25 

144  4 

18 1 

568  1012. 


47      285  -.'(W 

1(1      115  136 

5«    1157  1044 

2      624  1.^9 

_      6:<i  »91 

6  5; 

151  «i 

S6S  1646 

W.S  415 

f42  121 

1758  loo7 

0.'j4  241 

144    12W  615 

_        26  — ' 

207    15S9  VfcW 

29    1294  874 
_      270 
_      102 


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NEW 


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LlVINOr     PRICES, 


AND  MCST  BI   SOLD 


CHEAP  AS  THE  CHEAPES 


A  full  Aisertatent  ef 


=    Dress   Goods! 


I  WU.S  cured  uf   Dentiiess    and    Catarrh    by    a 
aimpU  ruwcdy,  and  wMl  aend  the  ruceipt  fre«t. 
AIi:».  AUC    LEUUETT, 
316.4w  Uobokvu.  N.  J. 

• % — 

T^KEK  TO  bOOK   AGEMB. 

Wo  will  send  a   liandKoino    pro>-peitn»   of  our 

NEW  ILLUSTUA  lEl)   FA.MILY    BIHLE.    to 

aii\  book  a}fent.  fr.e    of  eliargi .       Addre>»  NA- 

1  TIONAL     ITIiLI.^III.NU    CO.,    PhiUdelphiii, 

Pa.,  Chinag'-,  III.,  or  St.  Louig,  Mo..      ai6  4w 

giRSORS  OF  VOCTH. 

A  K">lleman  who  iiffered  for  y^ars  from  Nervous  De- 
bility, 1'r.^uiHlurt  l»ec«y.  anil  all  the  effiitd  of  youthful 
Inilihcrrtion.  will,  for  the  sake  of  ^ulTerinr  hunmrlty, 
*eD<1  free  to  mU  who  n.-ed  It  the  receipt  %nd  directions 
forraakiiid  the  »iniple  remedy  hy  which  he  w»»  cured. 
SutTerera  wl»hin(f  u,  p -oflt  hy  the  adverllHei  '•  »  xperience 
can  do  so  hy  addres»i')K.  with  jierfect  ton&dunce,  JOHN 
B.  OODKN,  No.  42  Oi:d»r  Ht  ,  New  York.  31S-ly 

'^PO  CONSlMPTlVfS. 

The  ad»ertl#er,  ha<in(5  lH.en  restored  to  heal'h  in  a 
few  Weeks,  by  a  very  rimjile  remedy,  after  having  suf- 
fered several  jearf  »llh  a  severe  lung  sffrction,  and 
that  dread  disease,  (  on!<»ini|>iion,  is  anxious  to  make 
kuowD  to  his  fellow- -rjflrrers  li.e  means  of  cure. 

T>  allwhodetiheh  he  will  send  »  copy  of  lhe|>re»crip- 
tlon  Oiied,  (free  ofch.irpe),  with  the  directions  for  pre- 
parinijand  u»inKll>e  san:e,  which  ihey  will  find  a  «..re 
cure  for  Uiinsumptlon,  Astltoin,  Bronchtlls,  etc.  The 
object  of  the  advertisi-r  in  (tending  the  Prescription  is  to 
l)en.  til  the  afflicted,  »nd  spread  Information  which  he 
conceives  to  be  invalnafcle  ;  and  he  ho'>e«  every  sufferer 
wintry  hig  remedy,  iis  it  will  cost  nothinp.  and  may 
pr«v«ai)lesiuii{;.  I'lrties  wishing  the  jjrencriptlon  wSl 
pleiigeaddirss  Vev.  KDWARD  A  WILSON,  Williams- 
burg Kings  County,  New  Yerk.  31S-ly 


«r» 


J-  ^      3B  .^^  XJ"  Jtii  i-«L      c3C      <^  -"-^  -  f 

A1m»    General  Aceiiis    for 

VTi^.  :k:  isT  JL  B  E3  & 

oi4fl   otli<-r    First    4  ltts:t 


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Conaisting  ef 

Delaines,  Poplini, 

Tycoon  Reps, 

\lcaeas,  MerisM,  ike. 

Together  with  a  full  Line  «>/ 


tiiogbauis,  Prints, 

Tickings,  SLeetinga, 
Flannels, 
Woeleni,  Jeani, 

hatinettes,  Cassimcros, 


VV" 


NTBD— AdENTS— FOR 


Bbdimd    thk 


BErORE     THB    Foi'Tt.lGHTS     AND 

Sce.-hes. 

By  Olire  Logan.     She  lets  things   oat,   exhibit- 
ing in  vivid  ei  lorn  the  Sl'ow  World,  as  secnlroaa 
within  *nd  withojt.       From    Puppet   tfhows    to 
•  irand  Opera;    Alounfebsn' s   to     Menageries;! 
Learned  Pigs  lo  Lecturers.     Rich,  racy  and  high  : 

toiied.il  is  the  gri'at  sensation,  and  all    want    it.  i  

Cont.ins  C50p«j:fs,  ro.se-tintcd  paper.     P«""''o*c-  !  shows  how  to  double   the  profits    of  the  farm, 


E.  P.  Kecdham  Ac  Son  uad  B.  Suoninger  &  Oo/s 
Mnnufdcturers    nnd    Tinporters  of 

IBA-ISTD    insrSTI^XJMElSrTS,     STI^I2JTa-S, 

AS:i    K'-:fV    ii'sr    ii'T  r>N   (>r  

^.^.n.   ■»        J  >  f*?0    WaaliluKton  Ste., 

650   Broadway,      I        -r- -  .    ^.  . ,   -   -  -^-^  <r'-?     "  CHICAGO* 


lilCHAtlDio>y 

Keeps  Com  (anil;  on  tlbud 

FLOUR  AND  FEED,- 

Presk  and  bait  Meats. 

LIQUORS  AND  CIGARS, 

i  Sjaokkg  and  Chewing    Fchccv 
'  and; 

SCHOOL  BOOKS. 

Ha  win  pay  the  biggest  atarket  prica  t«r 

WHEAT, 
OxATS  & 

HIDES 

Winntbage  City,  May  M,  18«.  Siltf 


NEW  FALL  GOObS  I 


27o2<)  33365;   1761  296^9,236131     1426 


The  majority  for  tie  rest   of   the  State  ticket 
was  about  the  sniiif  r.s  Yale's. 


^Alt 


MEU'S   IIKLPEU 


ly  illustrsted  wit  1  spirited  engravings.  Sells 
beyond  all  other  ^)ookB.  Sample  copy  rnd  nro 
spcctUH  to  agents  free.  For  i-irculars  explain 
in.',  add, ess  PAUMELEli  A  CO., 


3Ifi-4w 


Cincinnati,  Ohio. 


jllsg  a  Large  isupply  of 


PtRjiBT — The  .W/ii»  suys  that   W.    W.   WiJ. 
Hams  has  been  trying  to  poll  a  ballot   when   he  , 

bad  no  right  to  vote,  an,l  was  pieventcd  perjury  j  Qj^A  SS  WARE,  CROCKERY, 
Vtoe    Hiuff.  by  show  of  cold  steel.     Probably  the  story  origi- 

nated in  the  report  that  a  gold  sleeve  button  bad 

The  four  rropositions  laid  down  in   our  issue'  ,         ,        ,  .     '.         ii-  i     f,i,„  into  a  m  in    <;» 
■'""'''  I  been  found  in  the  rubbish  of  the   late  nre  in    oi. 

cf  the  10th  were  all  true  and  su.^ccptiult  of  proof,     ^^^^   markol  -W.  W.  \V."     Circuiur'taiiiial  evi- 

tll  of  which  the  Po,t  disposes   of  in  its  ujual  so-  ,  ^^^^  .^  ^^^^^  ^,  f^^,^ 

phii'tical  way.  a  habit   ]>eculiar   to  that    ia^titu-  |  — — , '^t 

tion.     We  -said  that  no  one   in    V,  innebago  City  j       AlV>ert  D.  Richardson,  the  well   known   corres-  I 

took  any  stock  in  the  People's  Convention  called  ;  pondwu  of  th<  New  York  Trihuw,  was  shot,  and  ! 

tore,  by  Blue  Earth  peopla   and   influence,   and  j  »t  ii  thought  fatally  wounded,  last  Thursday  eve- 

that  it  wa«  diCioult  for  them  to  get  a  room  where-  '  ning.  by  Pat  McFarland,  a  lawyer,  between  whom 

in  to  concoct  their   bantlings.      Me   either   told  {  there  has  long  cxirted  a  bitter  hatred,  caused  by 

a  truth  or  a  lie.  and  if  the  latter,    it  is  easy   to  '  an  alleged  intimacy  of  Richardson  with  .McFar-  j 

prove  it,  Mr.  /W,  and  wc  recommend  you  to  try  ;  lands  wife.     The  condition  of  the  wounded  man  j 


Vlanbootl :  How  Lost,  How  Re- 
stored. 


and  how  farmer's  and  tboir  sons  can  e««h   tnuke 
$iet)  per  month  in  winter.       10  000   copiea    will 
be  mailed  free  to  farmers.     Rend  tiatw,  and   ad 
dress  to         ZEIGLEtt,  McCURDY  A  CO., 
316. 4w  •  Chicago,  111. 


.MoflSE'slNPiAN  Root  PiLi.8.-We  have  lately 

been  *iio»n  the  formula  from  which    thete   Pi'ls 

are  prepared,  and  from  this  and    our   experience 

Just  publisheil.   a  new   edition  of  Br.  i  j^  (jjg  us^.  <,f  them,  can  bonei?tly  pronouiue  ihcm 

CUilverwrli-a  rel.l.rated  K*«ay  ^^^^  ^^^  ,„j    reliable  medu-ne.       B.  ing   en- 

of    S-PEUM.\T0I!K11(£A,    or     ?cmtaal     trrely  Iree  from  i.11    poisonous  ingredients    they 


Minnesota  Valley  RAiLRuAb 

On  and  after  Tuesday,  March   30  traina  wil' 
run  as  follows-. 

Mankato  and  Le  Sueur  Trains. 

AKBIVE. 

7:45  a  m  Mankato 4:30  pm 

'<        . 3:40  pm  Lc  Sueur 8:30  p  ro 

Mankato 1»:<)0  a  m  St.  Paul 5:00  p  m 

Le  St»e«r «  45  a  m 


LBAVE. 

at.  P»i«l 


,11:4^  a  til 


C.  McCARK 

i  HAS    JUSr      RECEIVED      A     NKW      >TOCK    t 

I         DRY  GOODS,  GKUtEUlE.s, 
'  Boots,    Shoes.    Crokcry    an 

I  GLASSWARE, 

I  Prints,     DeLaiues,    Bleached    an  «■ 
j  Vnbkached  Cotton,  ^ 

I  * 

;  DRESS  OOOna,  GENTS'  READT-MADt  CLOTHINf 

j  Hat*  and  Caps,  Cletli«,  __ 

1    GR.MN  SAi  KS,  KUTIUNS,  &c. 

i  Also,  Sugar.  Tea.  CoflFee.  Syrup,  Molasses.  K'f 
i    sen«  and  Machine  Oil,  »\  beat,  Oais.  t  lour,  Ar 

l'h.tt 


WOODKXWARB,  STONEWARB. 


BOOTS    AN.0    SHOES 


AHD 


Retknesi,  Involuntary  Seminal  Losses,  Impolency, 
Alei>l«l  and  Physical  IiicapHCity,  Irapediraetits  fn  Mar- 
riage, etc.  ;  also  Ciiiisuniption,  Kpilrpgy,  and  Fits,  in- 
doeed  hy  selMndulijeiice  or  sexual  extravagance. 

,^(r  I'rice,  in  a  s«raled  enveloi>e,only  six  cents. 

The  r-elebrated  author,  in  thi?  admiraiilc  esiiay,  clear- 
ly demonstrMtes  frcm  a  thirty  years'  successful  practice, 
that  the  alHiiiilnK  consequences  of  self-rbuse  may  he 
radically  cured  will  out  the  danKeious  use  of  inteni'^l 
medicine  or  the  apiilicition  <if  the  knife;  pobitinft  '>ut  a 
mode  of  cure  at  once  fiiii|ile,  certain  and  effectual,  by 
meanaof  wli  ch  everv  sufferer,  no  matter  what  hig  con- 
dition raav  he,  may  cure  himself  cheaply,  privately,  and 
RADICALLY. 

This  Lecture  choild  he  in  the  hands  of  erery  youth 
and  every  uii-.n  in  tie  tand. 

Sent,  undi-rseal,  ir  a  plain  envelope,  to  a*  y  address, 
P'.»tp«id,  O.U  raceipt  f.f  8;x  cents,  or  two  post  stamps. 
Also,  Br.  •Culvrnveil's  -'Slarrisge  Guide,"  price  -Jicts. 

Address  the  Publ  shers, 

CIIAS.  J.C.KLINE  A  CO., 
127  Bowery,  ^ew  York,  P.  U.  Bo\  4,586. 

284 


Eastern  Express. 

Leave  St.  riiul7:46am.     Ar.  Pt.  Caul  7:10  p  m.  !  QyQgJjg^y  •   Cniif*  and  S.tHCtTS,  Phtte 

can  be  safely   «*ed  while  performing    the    ac.ive  i  OwatOUm    f  «»'^«C«  ^T"***"*;"  \  Mcut  I.i..la.8.    Kwcrs  autl    li.MU.. 

duticsofl.lc.     W*  would  advise  all  to  use  them;  I  Leave  St.  Paul  :i::iOp«.      Ar.  bt.  Paul  1  U4o  a  m. 

and  by  n  fair  trial  you  can  see  at  once  the  bene    |      Trains  on  this  road    nsake^lose  conn-ecttons  j  Glass  Lamps  and  Chimneys,  Comet  fcunLuine^ 

fit  derived    from     them.     Use    Mortic's    I"'*'*"  '  ^jenj„t;i  „iih  trtiins  on  Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul  j  and  Cbimneyi, 

hoot  Pills  in  all  cases  of  BilliousnefS,  yeadache.  I  j.^jl^^^^  J  J  jj    Mmneapoli-,   Owniouna,    Uinona  j  r^    ■,  , 

•female   Irregularities,    Liver   C<>mplatuts,    *«•!  .^,„j  ,ii  points  South  and  East,  and  ut  St   Peter  j  LayitemS,    7  umbleri,    Golifl.'i, 

Siold  by  all   Dealers.  \i\\\i  MinnesotB  Stage  Company's  line  of  S<age^  ' 

for  New  llm,  and  at  Mankato   all  points  W«sl     LQQKING       GLASSK^^,     <JjC 

anu  Southwest.  j 

Tickets  can  be  procured  at  the  Union   Ticket  ;  

Office,  corner   I'hird  and  Jackson  streets,  and  at  ; 


In  nutubers  there  if   safety,  it   was   upon   this 
principle  that  the  I'jriuula  of  Judson  s  M"untdin 

Jlerb  Pills  was  preoiirciL      It  was  nM -tie    result      

ot  one  man's  kii'iwledgo.     I^r.  Judsun  intending  [  jj,^  depot,  West  St.  Paul. 


^J!«^BU<lTS  and  SHOES   made  to    order  a 


f     *     ^     ^     I 


f 


i:  or  shut  I'.p. 

'i  he  liouc^t  /'f.«(  says  that  said  convention  was 
got  up  by  the  land  office  clique.  That  old  cry  of 
••land  office  cHiiue"  has  lost  its  ciiarm.  There 
s»af  R  time  when  the  charge  of  any  emanation? 
irom  the  land  office  here  was  syuuuymuua  with 
ri'id  d-.ff  or  »«ia//  pox,  but  blue  Earih  City  fur- 
i,i.<ibcd  Inains  and  carcass  for  that  peculiar  plase, 
the  former  officers  have  become  respectable  by 
c>m]>arii>on.  You  will  be  obliged  to  get  up  a  new 
tlodgo  to  ebouldcr  tho  sins  oi  your  own  luachina- 
tious.      J.ihd  Oj^ce  is  tlale. 

On  reading  the /'osf  article   sajing   that   "no 


IS  very  precarious 


GROCERIES! 


state    NewB. 

Five  hundred  men  are  at  work  on  the  Superior 
Railroad. 

Henry  Woodruff,  local  editor  of  the  St.  Pau 
I'lttM,  will  furnish  the  poem  for  the  nest  Minne- 
sota Editorial  As-^ociation. 

Two  ?1 00,000  churches  will  be  built  in  St 
Paul  another  season — one  Catholic  and  one  Bap- 
tist. 

Absinthe,  the  popular  drink  of  New  York  and 
nine  Earth  j.eople  of  respectability  had  anything  Paris  just  now,  has  reached  .St.  Paul  on  it?  inarch 
to  do  with  that  convention,"  sonic  one    remarked  |   ol  death. 

that  there  were  ninety-one  in  liluc  Karth  not  re-  The  New  York  Sun  says  :  "The  progiesi  of 
ipfctablc.  Just  compare  the  vote,  Mr.  /'<.»f,  and  Minnc^'ota  in  the  production  of  wheal  is  among 
sea  who  got  up  the  bolt;  and  were  it  not  for  the  the  agricultural  m8rve!5  of  the  age.  It  i-i  csli- 
ir.ost  positive  assurance  that  -Mr.  Earber  was  «  in:vtt.d  thai  the  suiplus  wheat  of  that  State  the 
ricaway,  Seeley  would  not  have  bad  tnaeb  en-  present  year  will  V>e  fully  filtetn  million.",  while 
Cjur«,;<'tncnt  in  this  town.  You  will  le  obliged  but  little  of  the  great  grain  plateau  embraced 
t.-  ai-knowled^'e  on  that  subject.  j  nilbin  its  limits  has  yet  been  brought  under  cul- 

\ou  fay  Latimer  is  perfectly  at  liberty  to  to- !  tivation.  One  farmer,  the  pa>t  year,  harvested 
Uovc  points,  foi  all  Riue  Earth  cares,  etc..  etc  .  i  one  tiiou.-and  acres,  with  an  average  jicid  of 
fcjj  i:  was  only  county  seat  you  jk'dged  him  up  I  forty  bu.»hels  to  the  acre  This  section,  while 
on.  That  is  a  filly,  transpaicut  story.  Tba  ,  niuch  of  it  is  too  far  north  for  growing  corn,  will 
ous'y  seat  tiuestion  is  a  new  bantling  trumped  evidently  become  the  Odessa  of  America  in  the 
U(.  tj  use  t.ow  that  you  have  lost  all  power  in  the  j  roduction  of  wi. 
cM  point  question,  after  delaying  the  .'■"•uthern  ^mmmmim^^^^i^t 
>iiunesotB  Fiallroa-i  for  two  years  by  an  iiuholy 
and  unjust  kgiolation  emanating  (Voui  Llue  Earth 
City.  You  are  now  willing  to  let  go  points  and 
tike  to  county  teat,   hoping   to   elect    .V««/  and  j 

r'."m'er/.M;i  uj'On  that  issue.     It  won't  win  next  | 
t.a:e,  .Mr.  l\iii.     There  is  enough  righteous  indij- 
r*!ion  amsng  the  people,  at  the   results    of   Rlue 
Eirth  lead,  the  past  three  years,  to  clean  out  that 
contract  as  smooth  as  a  mirror,    clique  and   all. 

As  to  the  unpopularity  of  .\.  C.  I»unn,  there  is  j 
•till  a  &lm  over  your  understanding.  If  your 
atsertionsare  true,  as  to  his  unpopularity,  why 
*!•  it  necessary  to  get  up  those  R.  R.  libels  to 
•■:atter  along  the  line  of  ^our  railroad,  the  day  be- 
f  «re  election  And  why  was  it  Ec«»sary  for  the 
lead.ng  tuen  of  Blue  Earth  tn  promi'-e  I>unn  lba>  ' 

t jey   would    carry   certain  towns  around  Blue 

Kaiih,  as-:  rUue  Earth  jt*;if,  aui   at  the   same  I 

<;iiit  Lai  the  tranor  in  their  bsart^  and  dare  not  ; 

f  bon  it  for  fear  of  the  effect  of  a  fair  and  honest  j 

cj  position.     It  is  all  over.  Mr.  y'i>*f,and  through  1 

trea.hcry,  false  prefen«es,  bribery    and   p'.edgfs,  : 

yoa  Lave  succeeded.     Rut   that   success   will    be  j 

the  cause  of  putting  Andrew    C.  I'unu    into    the] 

l.ex:  Congress,  replace  the   laud   office   where    it  | 

should  be,  and  oust  the  rottcnest  clique  that  aver  j 

Lad  control  of  it.  i 


TO  THE  WOKKINt;   CLASS.— We  are  now 
prepared  to  Inrnish  ii.l  clashes  with  ceni'taiit  ym- 
|il"ynient  ai  Iioilc.  tliu  wli.'ie  ot  the  time    or   for 
the  ("pare  n;onierils.       .susines:-    new.    light  and 
I  profitable.      l'er»ons  ol    either   sex   ea'iij    earn 
And  .11  other  Goods  necessary  to  make  up  a  full     fr-n.  50c  to«J  p.r  e  etiii.g.  and    a   proportional 
and  complete,  aseoriment   (or  town  and 


to  spend  a  »otlunc  in  adverti.<iing  his  Pills,  con  i 
sulied  the  most  intelligent  ai.d  learned  physi- 
cians ot  the  age.  and  the  result  was  tlie  produc- 
tion of  a  simple  iiut  efficaciuus  medicine  tl  c  Jud. 
soil's  Mountain  Herb  I'ill.-.  fbche  pills  cure 
Ciiliousness.  Di.*pe,>sia,  Liver  Complaint,  Intii- 
gestion,  Female  Irregularity,  Ac.  They  havo 
now  been  used  many  > ears  by  the  publii-,  and 
thousands  of  testimonials  bear  witness  to  their 
vir'ucs.  As  a  family  medicine  thcj  nre  unri»al- 
ed.  IJive  the  Mountain  Herb  Pills  atrial.  Bold 
by  all  dealers. 


JNO.  r.  LINCOLN, 

Suiieriiitbiident, 

C.  tfornat  Oenernl  Ticket  Ajenl      283tf 


'   epairing  neatly  done. 


i'OOll 


LAKE    SHORE 


ABB 


WiNXF.BAGO  ClTY'  »t  JaCKSCI. 

STAGE  LINE. 


country  t<ada. 
CALL  AND  SEK. 
WincebiLgo  Crty.  f=ef>t.  28,  1369. 


DR  VGS ? 


'*mti.t*i^ 


;    LMPOKTANT  DECLSiuN. 

Aftere*r»f«'I  investigation  by  ompetcni  judges 
;  it  h-s  been  fully  and  fairly  dcciJed  mat  thv  best 
■  place  to  purchase 

DRY  GOODS, 

GROCERIES, 
HATS  and  GAPS, 

BOOTS  Kiid  SHOES 

ind  in  fac»   any  kind  of  Goods,  is  at  tha  Store 

R.    M.    Wilson, 

First  door  North  of  Post  Office, 

whare  more  6ood«caa  be  bad  for  o'** dollar  fbau 
any  other 

vSTORE 


suiM  bv  devoting:  their  wboie  time  to  the  bui-i- 
1  neis.  Hoys  ami  girls  earn  nemly  as  much  us 
nitii.  That  ul!  who  see  thia  not'ce  may  send  i 
thuir  aildiC??.  «iil  lest  the  b.isiiies-.*.  wo  make 
this  unparalleled  offer  r  l  o  suidi  as  are  not  well 
satisfied  we  will  sind  .?!  to  pay  lor  the  trouble 
nt  wiilinp.  Full  p'lrtii-ulars,  a  valuable  s-ample, 
which  will  do  to  c.pmmence  work  on.  and  a  copy 
t)i  the  Pfj't''"  t.itrniri/  t'oni/iauioii  —  one  of  In- 
largest  and  bestfaiiiily  new->i>:iper.s  puldished  — 
iill  .-ent  free  hy  mail.  Render,  if  you  want 
p»-iin!»ticnt,  profi^.ifbJe  w"«rk.  «d«lfess  K.  C.  A  L- 
LE.N    <t   CO.,  Augusta,  Maiue.  3I6-13w 


HALL'S 

VEGETABLE  SICILIAN 

HAIR  RENEWER 

'is  the  only  perfected  and 
scientifically  prei)ared 
;prej)aration    of   its    kind 

IlLolUltlio  and    has    no    competitor 


TIA 


Leaves  Winnebago  Citv  every  Fri  by  at  3  o'eior^ 

lllCIlKiAN  SOUTH tRN  R.  R.j   l^,;'^:;!^'^''"''^'^' '''';'"''■''' 

Leaves  Jftckson  every  Monday  at  6  o'ldock  a  in. 
find  arrives   at   Winiiebajro  L'iiy  at  8  o'cloek  «" 
in.  every    Tuesday,  making  eiose   crnueciu.. 
with  the  Mankato  sta^e. 

I'hSsen?or>l«y  this  r»;:te  pass  tbronirb  V«'»»er 
The  only    line    ranning    THROUlili    TRAINS  j  ly,  Horrtcun.  .Vay,  and  Walnal  gro-.  e,  and  r.j. 
'    •        -  only  \«  t^e  day-nme. 

W.fil  ANT   I'ropritt  r 
Winnebago  City,  July  14!h.  UK.  i  •»; 


TOLEDO  AND    CLEVELAND. 


CEICACO 


between 

AND 


BUFFALO 


WITUOUT  TRANSiKR  OK  I'.VSeE.NGKU.-*  ^.^3  «AfJ-  | 
CAGE, 


'Winnebago  City  and  Wasccs 

! 

CICYclynd.   Eric,    Dunkirk,   linffulv'  L^ve,  A-:nnebago.everyd.yeicep.Sa.url»,. 


Making  this   t'no  most  CouiT-irtabV,  Exnediliout 
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DEALERS     IN 
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WRITTEN  DV  UISiSELF. 

In  one  larg*  O'tavo  Volume— Nearly  800  pages 
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It   embraces    f-rty    ytnr's   recolkcfions   of  hia 
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j  ci-p  able  lohli    (  Iii^-es.       E\ery    one       ants    it 
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BEAT 


The  enemies  of  Winnebago    fity,   no   longer 
daring  to   deny   that   the   Southern    Minnesota 

Railroad  will  be  built  to  this  thriving  village,  do  .  s;^^j^> J.  alwaVS  full,  and  CUStom- 
r  >t  even  presume  to  assert  that  it  will  be  bu.lt  to  ,  ^^.^  ^^^^  ^^  ^Jj  ^-^^^^  j^^,  luiTllsht-d 
Iflue  E.niu    Citv.       Nevertheless,     baffled    wire-;        .  i         iv  r 

jullers  continu;  to    vent   their    disaffection   in  j  WltU  rtUVthing  lU   the   DlUg   llUe. 
-spcior.-  newspaper  paragraphs,  and  seek  to   im-  ,       ^^^^^  ^^^^^^^  ^  j  ^^^^  ^^^^^  ^^^^^^    .^^  .^ 
J  -egnate  thC7tiblic  mind  with  the  idea  that  \\  in-  iii'.pSia 

tebajo  City  is  necessarily  a  dead  town,  railroad  |   '  ^    iliuMP60>'. 

or  no  railroad.     The  hopeless  imbecility   of  this  I   Y_} 
j'y  by  J 'ay  has  been  and  is,  so  apparent  to  men  ! 

» ho  have  really  studied  the  situation,   that  any  j   ^^^  ■     ^-^  • 

endeavors  on  the  part  of  so-called   Winnebago     J^QQ^  ^     clIKl    ^ilOtfS 
r.icL  to  refute  statements  detrimental  to  the  con 
l.uned^p  -o'porl'y  of  this  plac,  have  .-ecincd  non- 
scnsicab     Put    a   "we    under.tand*   paragraph, 
enanating  from  Blue  E.*rth  City,   having   latc'y 
r  ine  the  rounds  of  the  State  press,  to  the  effect  that  i 
Mr.  Thotnpsou.  the  g«»eral  minager  of  the  road,  \ 
Lad  given  assuranoes  that  the  road  would  stop  at 
Vi'ells  two   or   three   years,    it  seems  eminently 
proper,  in  ju'tiec  to   Mr.    Thompson,   who  owns 
the'town  of  Weili,  »nd  who  is  the  agent  of  capi- 
talists, to  say  that  we  heard  bim  declara  that  the 
ro.vl  woulJ 'n..t  Stop  at  WeUs   longer  than    the 
winter.!:  money  could   be  obtained  to   push   it 
a't«»  i.     This  as.'ertion  should  suffice  ;  but  for  the  j 
benefit  of  those  who  are    blinded   by  a  -burning  j 
bilod-sho:  blindwM  of  the  heart."  an  1  fail  to  see  j 
V.-ianebago    City,     though     catching    glorious] 
g-impsesoiall  surrounding  towns,    we  will   say, 
thtt  Mr   Th -mpson  says  "tb.  road  will  be  pu.«h- 
e  i  abead  to  V-.nnebago    City."      ^Uh   ten.  of 
lliousaudi  of  dollars  promised  as  a  free   gift,  if 
the  r..alrc».bes  thi.pl*ce  next  year,  is  u  hkely 
that  there  will  be  a  delay  of  two  or  three   year.^  , 
Ko:  andtheK.<Ar   men   .ccar.  lot.  her.   and 
prepare  to  buil 


WELCH   AND   WALLACK.  ^l<^  '|'  [{  J  ]>,  [j  '[  J.  ^J  }^ 

|D«al«rs  ia 


BT  THE 

METROPOLUrAN  GIFT  CO. 


•  MADB  TO  ORDER,  AND 


REPAIRING 


JCBATLY  DOXl. 


Go  to  ThoiBpson'i  for  /our  Boots. 


READY     MADE    llOinLNG, 


SHIRTS  AND  DRAWERS, 


«r*rar«  to  build  the  woMf  w;U   they   reap  the!  ai  TUoaaps  n's,    •pp'>iUe   tka  Collioi   Uo«m, 
P     '  I  Vrin»«k*f*  City,  MioB. 


Stoves.  Tin 

AND  «iHEET    IRON     NVAUE, 
FARKflVB  -RVrPLXMENTS 

SHELF  and  HEAVY 

HARDWARE. 

SASH,  GLA>^  «sd  PUTT\ 

anufaclu.ers   of 

EASE  TROUGHS,  SPOUTING. 


Cash  Gifts  to  the   Amount  of 
$500,090. 


jin  merit.  By  its  use 
GRAY  HAIR  is  soon 
iiestored  to  its  original 
'youthful  color  and  bril- 
liancv,  which  is  so  much 

ORIGINAL ;t"'t'''^f-  ^77' 

i\v*oee*n!ir  18  thin  or  tailing 

LULUn,    'out  wil3,  by  tike  use  of  our 

PROMOTES  Rt-'newer,800ii<<eeitfl  good 

ima       itfTccts,  as,  by  "its  /ow/caud 

^  stiiuuhiting  i»ro|>ertic'3  the 

ItKuW  in.  hair  y:land9  will  be  incited 

^|{J)      !and  the  liair   grow  thick 

rn    *     [andstrongagain.   Incases 

I,^     'of  .ffa/f/««5  it  will  create 

blLbrlUlU  a  new  growth  unless  the 

DRESSING,  follicles  are  de.stroyed.    It 

TRY      i'*  cooling,  and   allays  all 

0|T  p     [itching  and   irritation   of 
"^     [the  scalp.   It  does  not  stain 
BOTTLE  Itlw;  skin  as  do  dyes,  but 
A|rn      'makes  the  scalp  white  and 

llliULLli  it   js  tjje   i^jjt  and  most 

tfP       jeconoraieal  prepuraticni  in 

fPIip       the    world,  as  its  effects 

TUTU     l=i8t so  much  longer.    Send 

illlrl     fyr  o„r  Treatise   on  the 

LOCKS!  hair,  tree  to  all,  by  mail. 

Sa'.d  by  alt  Druggists  and  Dealars  in  Medicine. 

COOK,  COBURN  &  CO. 

Gea'l  Ageats  for  North- Western  States, 
87  OE^EBOSK  STBEET,  CHICAOO.ILL. 


i  A.V'.I     AM.     lOlNTS     IM 

!  NEW  TORE  AND  NEW  ENGLAND. 

^^"A'l  the  prinLi}>Hl   llBliwiiv.''  "f  iIk-  Norih 
Wf«t  and  So  Uliwctt    dniiiert  <il    i'hiriiyo   with    tbe 
FourUuily  Kxpre^s  Truii]i«,  leaving  Cjic»){"  ^^^'^ 
A.  M.,  1  l::<0  A.  M.,  b:\h  V.  .M..  am  9:00  1*.  .M. 

Elesaul  Drawiu;:  Itooiti  Comrbes 

OnI>ay  Txpreys  Train*  between    Chicago,  Tole- 
il(i  fnd  iJiiffalo. 

5:15  P.  M.  TRAIN    ItUXS  DAILY 

And  has  Palace  Sleeping  Coaches  Attached, 


Tli'«    rout*-    li.n    ihr.'U.;h    ^^  ll.TOV,    MINNITS'.T. 
I..\KK,  (illAl'KI.AND,  and  BA?.^  I.AKK. 

r.-iiiy-iiRt-rf  tv  II. is   luw  auU    pipulKr  r^ •lit-- will 'px . 
T\Vf,NTV  MILK.S   of  fravH,   nn.l  ui"i.'>  .  «f"l  »ii;  re. 
only  in  Uie  dav  -tiine,  »ti>;n^  thminrli  in  OS  K  'U» 

IHO-MA:;  (iKOKOt.  Pro^H.-;-- 

Winn«ba£0  City.  Nov.  IKth.  IfCi).         "J^lif 


I    BLACyKSMlTlilMI. 

1   \\7K  have  opened  a  sLop  on  Blue    F.d.tli   A». 

\  W  niie,  for  all  kinds  of  blacksmitr.in?.  w*.  • 
rcjairing,  Ac,  and  will  bo  found  ro:i*:;inliy  • 
baud  and  ready  to  accoramodale    our   ou»'.ottj'-- 

1  Attention  is  called  to  tbe  following  price*: 

j  Hori<o  shoeing,  per  span,      •     -     -     -     •     $»  <i 
New  Shoe,       .........  .^ 

Rimn'g  Through  to  New  York  sctt'ng  Shoe,  -  -  -  -  -  -  .  -  -       ? 

"  *-'  \\  e  guarantee  entire  satisfaction  to  all  a  ho  M:a 

patroniious.  CLOS.STCK  AS.MITli. 

WiiiDebago  City,  June  23d.  XM'i. 


WITHOUT    CUANtiK. 


Passeneert  fur  Detroit,  und  all  pf.iiils  in  Cona 
da,  and  thog«'  for  Ohio,  J'enuiifh'auia,  A'tic  Vorl, 
and  y*w  'EuyhDid.  ulmiild  purctiBse  tickels  vim 
Lnhe  Short  and  Mirhiyitii  Southern  Jiailirti}/, 
which  «reon  »r.le  ,«!  aJi,itr4iK;i|»il  Kailway  Ticket 
OEcef,    and  at  the  Computiv'e   Office, 

No.  56,  Clark  Street,  Chlca^^o. 

F.  E.  MOR.SE,  Gef«'U'aM.  Agt., 
OTIS  KIMBALL.  Gcn'l  Sup't.  Chicago. 

271    vl  rieve'-nd.  0. 


STEREOSCOPIC  VIEWS, 
ALBUMS, 

CHROMOS. 


"E^,  &  H.  T.  ANTHONY  &  CO, 

591  BEOADWAY,  NEW  YOEK, 


f- 0.000. 

HIGGINS  ct  TALMKU 

Are  prepared  to  tlora 

50,000  BUSHELS  OF  GRAIN 

On  roasonsble  t«ini<. 

Apply  at  Hi^^in's  store  buildinjr.  Front    »trt>e», 

Mankato.     Tboy  alio  keep  theftl>t' 

brated 


317  tf 


FANNING    MILL. 


Uvil«  lh«  att»titti  •(  th«  Tiki*  t*  lh»ir  »it«rs>vt  aM«rttB*iil  af 
■  K«««.  •f  tka.r  Min  p«W:««<i»»,  WMii/arta'*  *m4  iM^vriafMit- 
Wr  MtoUak  —m  Favr   Tk^mf^d    a«^j««U  af  ftitfraMvay.a   Tiaw* 

Maffimatli  Cava, 
C*Blra1  rarli, 
Tfaut'>r>  r«.ia, 
Or»t  W«at, 
Howsitabtc, 
Dflawtra, 
iMataaiaacaaa. 


-.A 


T  TUK  NEW 

C  O  O  P  E  11  A  G  K, 


CltaK'll*. 
Wa«fa  H|t*«, 

«*Mir>.>i. 


c*i», 

a  aw  «r*Kft4k. 
lit-   latM, 


Oar  Imported  Tlawfl  •inbra**  m  larf«  • 
•kwimt  priMltirttesa  •<  Win  Kufflanil,  O. 
•lh»r  amkiiviit  j,li»tof  rapbara.  •••AMliKf  af 


lofaariaaA. 

■k  >.•. 

rvraaaaA, 

raria. 

Bsflaal. 

a^alUi^ 


Ir.laa.!, 

Wala., 

rainp.ii. 

Oar<naaf 

Avalria. 

Half, 


Ta.lariaa, 
•I    Ciai 
Trtaaaa, 


artmaat.    iaelarftac  *lM 
•'.  Witaaa,  Leaf,  »t4 


nara«!aaa«M. 
faatainaklaat, 
c»»  aa'iaai 
Ttraaiilaa, 


In  V.'in!'eb8goCity,ei»k»"f  .•11  ^i/.ca  will  i>*  ''.vn. 
c>■n^t<ntl>    on    haii<L      REJ'A  11'.  I.N<J     A»ur    m 
«hori  notice.     Cech  pmd  tor    •tavei'    miM    \f  •" 
fi'ilea.     (yooper  '^bop')n  the  b«c!>  pun  uf  t!i«    '  ' 
Log  Tavera.  4a 

F    n.  VEfl; 
Winnebaga-Oity.  Not.  10.  If'Ca.  :;U-i;    , 


«■••-! ts:..  NOW"  opisi^; 


KVr.n»     1KKBT    DRAWS    A    I'KaZR. 
&  Cash  0  flu.  each 
10 
20 
40 
2»0  "  " 

300 


cao(»fto  I 
ifi.uoo  ' 

5,00«>  ! 

1,000  I 
6UU  j 
100 


I 


S'.i  Elegant  Rti^ewooii  Piano^.-aafh-$300  to  700  I 
75  "  "         Meludeuna  "        I'J  to  100  : 


6U  to  176 
7  j  to  :<0o  I 
val.  nt  »1, 000.000  | 


and  all  kind*  of 


TIN  WARE. 


A  Gat  •esortment  af 


I  350  Sew.nc  M  .rhines, 

jOO  tiold  Wat.  hes 

tash  frires,  « ilverWHre.  <A-..    .-..-.  -., , 

A  rhnuce  i"  ilraw  iny  ol   the  above  prixes  J«r 

2J  ceiils.      Ticket*  de»<ril.iii;;  p-ize*   are    scaleit 
j  in  envel"|>es  .uid    well    mind.      On  .rirctjpt    of  | 
I  25c  ascaltd  ti.  kei  i-  ilr.twii,  without  cli.)ic«,and  | 
:  *eni  by  mail  t  >  «ny  »<i.lrc»!'.     ib«  priie  n>iuie<l 
i  upon  it  will  be  delivered  lo  t-e  ticktt  holder  on 

riceipl  ol  One  Dollar.      I'tiic*  are   iuitn-diately 

•ent  to  any  *ildr«»8  by    cxpre«.i  it   return   mail.  | 
YtMi  will  k:i  -w  w'jat  y-'ur  prize  i-  before   you 

pay  for  i».     .Any  prize  elch-n'.M-d  for  another  of 

.be  fame  vain..'    No  blanks.     Our    painna  ran 

repeiid  on  fail  .It-ahig. 

RariiHF.'"  E'-  —  ^^^  »i-lccl  tiie   following    from 
'  nianv  who  ha-elntcly    drawn    valuable    prize*. 
;  and  kin.lly  perniitied  uh  to  publish  them  :     An- 
}  drew  J.  Bun.*.   Chicago,   f  10.000;     Mi»*   CKira 
,       _        ,       ,       ,,     ^1  .  S.  M'alker    ILltimore.    riano,  $S00  :    J.imcs   M. 

lablt    and    Pocket    tutiery. ,  M.ithtw..  Dctr-.ii.ta.oon;  john  t.  A«dr««*. 

i  ^»va^n«h       JJOt.O:     Mi?»     Agnes      '"iniiaon*, 
^Gharlcfion.  Fo.no,  $600.     We  publirh  no  na^iei- 
wittii>-il  pei«an<ii»i"n 

Oi'iwio.^s  ot  '6K  P«BM.  Tbe  firm  I*  reliable, 
and  deaerre  their  iitcceSf.—  Uret/y  7yi6aMe, 
M(tm  8.  We  know  iLe.u  lo  be  a  fair  dealing  ' 
firm.— A  >'  tferoW  J/ay  2S.  A  friend  of  our* 
drew  a$5<H)  pme,  which  w.i« pioiuplly  received. 
Daily  »%'««■•.  June  &■ 

Send  (or Crrular.     Liberal   iiidu-^mem*   to 
Agent*.     Satvjfacti.jn  guaranteed.     Every  pv-k-  ' 
ageoftealed    envelope*    cot  laine    ONE  CAoH 
GIFT.     Six  ticket*  for  $1  ;   13for|2:  35for*o;  , 
I  to  for  $15.     All  letter*  .h.. old  be   add-e»*adto 
DARl-ER,  WILSON  A  CO., 

$]§  12w  I9b  Broadway,  Kew  York, 


MONCVBNTS, 

OKAVK  .STO.NE.S, 

FIRVtlUISR 

M.MIBLK, 

4&C..       &iU 

Cat  to   order   from 
.•'.t«er   Italian  or 
A  M  e  R>!'C  A  .N   marble, 
and    »et    up    in     good 
.U«te       Atr.  J.   M.   Sul- 
livan in  OUT  prac'ic-nl  'k- 
fi^rnt-r.  und  all  order*  nre 
filled  acc<>r<*icg  to  speciti 
atii  ni".      I',    however,    tbe 
'     tasfeof  Mr.  .Sulliv  in  i»-«oa- 
«ulted.  the  de«igng  j.ik  ganT- 
aiit.'ed    to  be   urii<;iie.       The 
work  reciiinnieii'l*  ii^elt     Or- 
dcFti  from  a  ti»»t,irii-<'  promptly 
atcndc'l   t'.. 

TIsImt  (i  Siill'van. 
OWATONNA,  MINX. 

JureOtb,  1S69.  283 


THE  LANDS  OF  THE  BIBLE. 

4«»«a»<  taUsaalf  tiiitraatlac  larlaa.  AIm,  niasiaaia^  aa4  Tra»a»»> 
raal  Vi«wa.  in  great  variaty  W»  ara  ala*  airlaaiv*  At*aU  ia  *«ar  ra 
*ar  '-rkllBIKR-a  aL«BA  VIKW«,"  af  whi*h  «c  ka«a  a  af.aRdiA 
^••rtmrut  AVPnia  far  Fr  tii'a  aariva  af  $  I  4  i  •  ]-)  la  th9\mgfphH 
^iv  )■  •witafriaad,  Ika  Bii>««.   K«g(a*«4.  ••allaad,  Waiaa,  *a. 

•TrscotrorKt.  - W«  maaafa^ivr*  vary  Urgvly,  %m4  h%wm  •  Uapi 
■jtatfc  at  u«  km  aiytaa  ai  ik»  /«iaacf  rmim. 

PHOTOOKirflKJ  ALBt'MS  Ovr  Maaafattara  af  AlkaMa  ta  waU 
.feaawa  ik£*«fka«i  tfta  canuirr  aa  auM^'*'  >■  l^^l'^y  ^**  kaaai7  *•  ftU 
-•tlHrra 

All  «•  aatl  ar*  na4«  (a  *■*■  aw*  Fa^tarf  %n4  Mr  atvlaa  ara  tflfrraal 
^re  iha*«  »t  atiy  ailicr  oiafeaf  ftajata  akamM  aai  fail  M  aaa  a«ff 
-MMk  baian  — fciag  ikair  ywcliaaaa. 


OUR  GREAT  WESTEh 


c* 


CHROMOS. 

Tkaaa  Saaallfal  plrMraa.  Uat  a«.aa«  U  tuHmrwttktt  fMm  Ma 
Jaijl  Oii  Fmmlmrw  a!  aaa  taatll  thvir  aval,  w.  i*»pan  larfatf  Irtm 
rana,  Laa<aa.  taOia.  Viaaaa  aa4  KaB*.  tmt  •mpflt  U.  ttaAa  U  .k* 
l»«aa<  raMa 

E.  ft  H.   T.  AHTHOHT  &  CO., 

691   Broadwat,  N  Y., 
taporten  aad  UaauTu  •!  rjiotVtfiariiM  Matarial^ 


DOLLAR  HOUSl 

158  Stale  sCthkago,I!L 

IiKA.\(  H  OF 

S.C.THOMPSON  &  Cc. 

136  Fedarfcl  St..  Boston. 


LIVEKY,   SALE  & 

EXCHANGE   STABLK. 


Grind-Stones  and   llangiu^p, 

Srtaldnf  aai  Crossing 

PLOWS, 

fence- Wire,    Jtc,    Jte, 

3-  H.  W«lch,Win.W«llaee,  Cha*.  Wallace. 
WiitDcbago  City,  MuaS. 
AprU  7tb,  ISM. 


A  BKALTIFUL 

FAllM  FOli  BALE. 

TIIK  .Subscriber  wi,«biagt<j  :<{oi.ito  ih«  Wool- 
en Lcrii.e«s.  offer*  bis  fatai  of  225aeres  for  »»le. 
There  i«  a  <oim1  Uouih;.  triaMe,  Shed*  end  Gran- 
ary, and  a  never  fciimg  cprinu  or  wATeH,Bufi» 
cieni  fur  hi>*i«buld  purpoBe*  aud  «o  water  ona 
huii-'red  »««J  of  carile.  betaten  25  and  30  .craa 
ot  THnWr.  The  hi.u«e  in  surrounded  with  l-vge  ^^^  j^^t. 
Siiiuie  Tree*, be^ide«  a  Garden,  coriiaiiiin^  about 
300  FRL'I  I  Tl-  EE.-^.  large  and  small, 

I  will  «el'  the  above  rea«<inabi'<!.  Inquire  on 
tbe  prrmir«e«.  2  mile*  direct  we,.t  from  Winoeba* 
eu  Citv,  or  at  the  Woolen  Mill    Mt^kaio. 


Hort'es  to  let  a'  all  b'.ur-*,  day  or  night. 
lior<e».  to  sell  or  ex<-lMib|;e. 
Tian  paid  for  Oat*.  Corn  and  Hay. 
Uiiy,   oati,  c  rn  and  itabling  at   rea»onabl«  j 
rate*.  .      ■ 

Office  in  Wi  nebago  City  lloiel,  and  Stable  in  I 


KINCAID  k  CO. 
Wft>nab«r«City.  Jaly  21.  »Wt».  27?.U 


f 


,"^AKM  FOE  SALE  OH  EENX. 


Aui;o»'  17,  14A8. 


JOdN  B.  EDWARDS. 
•      2'A 


KEF  AND  POIiK 

AT  RICHARDSONS, 


B 

Ck«ft{>  ftri  »atb 


I18.tf 


!  A  desirable  fwrm  in  tba  towa  of  Prasc.ti,  R«e- 
tion  18.  i*  offered  fur  .Ble  or  rent.  It  will  b« 
rent»d  foraithtr  one.  two,  or  thr»e  years,  or  sold 
for$SOO  dowa,  and  tbe    balanoa   on    Ionic   time. 

>  Tor  fu.ther  partieular*  iuq'iire  ©:  or  address  tbe 

Iiabscribei. 
GEO.  MASTERS. 

1      ghelbTTiUa,  llina.,  Kev.  *U,  lie».      »14n»$ 


OUR   r.IlEAT  WK^TKUN    BRANTTI 
)K>eu  «<tHl'li«ii<Ml  for  the  purfiwe  ot  giv;n|(  om  ^^ra^.i 
tlif  a'lvHtitAi^e  of  llie  larK*:ly  rrducuu  e»|>re«e  i;iai.i(c>t 
•ii'l  tli«t  they  may  receive  tlieir  kuihU  ui  tb*  •ti.'.i«<">" 
poMiole  tiiue. 

I'rrtrmt  who  hire  '<<'«  ncting  ai  Aj/'ntt/'/r  t'f  />"/> 
I.Alt  H'lCSKf  r.f  tlif  hint  wi<7  M1K  t\inf  iitKl  m»n/» 
art'l/nd  it  t/>  th'.ir  advantage  im  t^Ao  r,  i/ t...  'c  c/r* 
directly  Willi 

OUR  CHICAGO  BRANCH. 

The  4ii»Itlyofoiir  ;:o'iJ««ie  fully  wimU.iU'i  "Uf  t.'li" 
to  '.HfLf*  nro  iiot-e.xifcll.'a  hj-  any  re^j>>tuit,l'.  ii«i.>»  i-- 
our  li!o"  ''f  (•ii«iH''«*. 

AOKXTM  IfVAJTTEO  lu  er.ry  tcwn  ai...  v;. 
!».:•  Ill  tti«  Wo.ieiu  Hi«l«.  _ 

CerlTAcaiea,  gir-of  a  «-ompte>  de«rript.o;.  ■.; 
arlicle*  tluit  wi!l  •••  toU  for<*u«  Dollar  i^ach  wil  o- 
•'.!■!  .:  the  r»le  of  t^-n  roi.tH  .«.  h  ;  l»n  for  i:  :  ft^^-iP; 
(wilU  c..uiiiii««ioii(f«r  fc,  tJiirty  {viUi<>-tu-:i^ii— .(•■ 
tix'y  'aii'l  i"inini»iion^  lorJC;  one iiULdteii  ,«iti. i.uu. 
Tu*9nunt )  for  f  10. 

Anv  penoD  neiiditig  foracltih.'f  t««a»t>  r«Dh«'«  -• 
coHiiMiMiuu.  oue  of  the  f"H<»winga''.t'' l»*  1  ¥*■•'■••'■ 
.^i..»;l4UK,  lo"  Picture  fhMtt.grairt.  Al'ioni    >■    |    .    ••• 

Honey  C.nil.  Q'litt.  L4»4,viiM»v<»  •*"'*•■■  •*•'■* 
rh<>ii'«  of  noutAioiM  utUtrAfWlM,  (or  aic  ve    'u.    .<«... 
» 1  iHi  circutar. 

For  skCI«b  •f  TMrty,  ornsof  th-  f.iU.»i..»- 
.rturlfl*:  IJ  vii.i*  HiwwtiiiK;  1  (iir  Hon*}  '.  -i.;    H-     - 
Ih'**  .--tKln^  fri>m  Kx'  h«iif:«  I.Mt.  Ac,  Ai:. 

For  «  Clskte-*f  S»«tjr— Oa»  |«!r  of  ^inrur    •■ 
Q'lilta;  i'i  >«.rita  o!  Slt^etinif;  p».r  <>!  >* «.  1  hUi..  •    - 
V»el»«ur'«  N.tiofiai    Pi't' rial    UicMonnry.    witli    1      ' 
tut;:^.;^  OOJcuisratiu^'i  sia  .:  tidos  fr  jbi  >.&<.i.....^a 
L.t   k<'.. 

Otor  a  Club  of  Oar  Hsiadrrd— .^^crets:-  -'t  a 
j«H«  MiUftriK,  lo.it'lr*  lf»ni  Kx< 'ii<ii^«  !<!•».   <' 

a^'^D'l  Mon«y  III  all  iJUUm  by  krt(«l<o«.4i.e..e.  o. 
'I'o.i  OflJi  e  Money  Or-t^r. 

««-SKKD  FOR  CIRCt'iaAR.-%L« 
aV-We  taW«  pl«>Miir«  in  retMrtug  th  •»•  »-  • -« 
■•>«r  hiul  dualiiig  wab  n>.  tu  the  tniv'-^t  r..- 1  >• 
(^iiopauy  in  th*  l-'niled  B:ii'»«— Ttie  A.re  W^i  V- - 
ciiaut*  liv.oii  K«i»i«fc.  Coiur«>*>-  *•  '"'  *"  ^»*bii.»  r 
Bt.,  Bo«ion.  M««-  .  and  ttuou^h  thpu-ii'  li-/"  f  ♦jf  •** 
tiuouKhoul  th«  t/o.tnrry 

S.  C.  TKOMPSiiMI  *  «0.. 

IM  Stat*  Stcwel,  Cat*a»a.  Ui..  or 
ire  I  f  ctirl  f  iF'.tl.  »  cttti  ,  Msa« 


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,  UdJ  ^*lreeU,  Wiunebago  City,  M^un.  "■"'"' 


TOWN  AND  COUNTY. 


n.  A.  itorciiK.iS!!i,  EoiioH. 


ADVCRTISXNa    RATES. 

9jK9«li]  r>«>tlc«*  tn  r^adtnu  colrnin*.  t«n  o-ntt  t  ^  "''n* 
xrttwftr*  Inwnion.ana  fly«  caiui  pf  ^'0'=  '^"^  »=*"* 
.i'x-11'lciit  in-ertiiin.  . 

Ailvcrilstmtnuo'ciipy'.ntt  on*  Inch  of  tpncf,  \o»enta 
»•  week  for  oue  JolUr.  0;i.?  column,  otir  jr<:»r,  eist^ti 
>IUr».     Other  adTcftlsementf  In  propcrflon. 


2»«lf 


AN'}    «1TI1EH 
linki,  neatly  priuted,  and  for  »*!«   »t  th 
Honi«8teHd  UtBoe. 


DEEDS,    MORT'.J.KGES, 
bid 


BUSINGSS  DIRECTORY. 


A  NUIlf.W  C.   OL.VN, 

\ttnrnc.T  and  CnuDJolor  at  Law  in  WinneWRO 
City,  .Minn.,  will  attend  to  professional  bn^i- 
noxs  throughout  the  Slate.  174tf 


KLih,  CrackerijiinJ  Jjrslore,  at   Kiotiardiou'i). 


Grka^t  Distribution. — The  Metropolitan  Gifi 
Company  h%re  made  extensive  arrangemetits  for 
their  third  Great  Annual  Dlstribut'.on,  and  their 
list  numbers  ca«h  and  other  {{'fts  to   tbs  amount 


>HCBB\.<  IIDTKL. 


The  comtnn'lli'f.s   brirW  ilwelllnt  of  O.    P.  Chui'b.   tn 
IBankatO.  Piinuont    ha-i  *>ern  np»ne-l  t4.  the  Iravelinir  public,  and 

%mple  accoiiiinoJutioa*  are  imiw  offered  to  all   who    may 

^  ..  wj.«-.iiiv—    f.w-  norvn  uv    t  *i4»i  to  avail  :h«ro*rl»es  of  iU  hospitalities. 

vT  FINCH.  LlMHI-UM/RClIANi,  O.N^  POOR  BE    ]      ^jj,  „  q    p    CIIIJBB. 


^  •  io\T  dhaabuu, 


Uaiikato,  Mtnneeota. 


.'RI.^DIE  A     pnEPHAKD-OlTY     DRCO     STi'KE. 

Wl.lesal*  and  Retail. 
^7jl  JIankato.  MlnnMoia. 


OSDERFCL  INVE.NTION. 


w 

J.E.  Monlton.  WinnebAfO  City,  Minn. 


:l\  S    SMirn,  nooKSKLl.K't  AND  aTATIONEU. 
Oif  <luur  aoaih  o(  Riiviaw  oSee, 
•I97j\  Mankatii.  Minnesota. 

— ^ ' 

i      W.     HKARLK3.    WHOLESALE    AND     RETAIL  : 

^-    Dealer   in   Crockery  a.; J  Olassware.      Front   3'..  , 

anka'o,  Minn.  ^Is-lf      ( 


AGKXr  FOR  K.VRIBALI.T  COUNTY, 
For  The   American    Buiton  Hole.    Over-3een>lnf    knd 
^ewiiiK  MHil.tne      The  ar»t  and  only  BiUtoi.H.de  M»k-  ;  K,t«bliahniant 
•UK  and  3ewln»  Maolilne  combined.    In  the   world.      It      MWDUSDment 
toes  Duoru  work  than  any  other  toacliinc  evtr  Invented 
2ti3'.l 


Church  Directory. 

MsTnoDiBT.— Services  erery  Sabbath  morning,  In  the 
BapUst  ChurLh,  at  10:30  o'clock. 

Re<.  J.  0.  QOWRAN,  Pastor. 

Co'ccaFCATioN\LisT.—ServI'e»  every  Sabbath  morn-     of  nearly  a  million  of  dollars,  among    them    art 

Ing,  in  the  Ht(fh  School  buildlnc  at  Ut;:<0(.'cio.k.  .        ,         i      .  i  .       „-mI.    »if».      ,.«»;,,» 

"  °  Kev.  J.  0.  TOUl),  Pastor.         five  buudrea    and   seventy    cash    gift,     ranging 

Uxtos.— Prayer  Meeting,  Wcdne»day  evenings, In  the     from  one   hundred    to   twenty  thousand    dollars 

B«pti»t  01  ur.h,  at- o'clock.  each,    also,    Pianoo,     Melodoons,    Petring    Ma- 

Sabbath  School  every  Sunday   morning,  immedlat^Jy     •"'^"i  »  ,    ,  .  i      a-i 

after preachliiif.  chines,    Knitting    .Machines,    Gold    and     Silvw 

Watches,  Silver  Ware,  Jewelry,  Ac,  A<i.     Every 

ticket  draws  a  prite.  and  uo  blanks    aie   issued. 

The  tickets  are  each  placed  in  envelop^is,  which, 

'  after  being   sealed  are  mixed   and  when  drawn 

indiscriminately,  so  that  the   Company    are  not 

aware  of  the  contents  of  any  envelope    until   the 

ticket  <s  retuined  to    them.      These    tokits  are 

so'd  fur  twenty-five  cants   each,   or  ait  for   one 


TO   PRINTP:R«*. 

Wo  have  for  sole,  at  a  great  bargain,  four 
hundred  pounds  of  Long  Primer,  One  half  of  it 
is  almost  new,  and  the  balance  is  good  for  years. 
For  particular?,  address  the  Fubk  Homestkad. 


W 


USELSR  RICB  A  00., 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Bod    and    Mould-Board 


GE£AT  £XCXX£M£Nr- 

REBELLION,  REBELLION. 


19   !■■ 


HOOFLANO'S  GEfiMXN  BlTTERSi 


AN  a 


BED  RIVEK  COUNTRY. 


HOOFLAHB'S  GEBMAM  TOHIC. 

Pr«pftr«d  by  Dr.  C.  M.  JAC^lOl^' 

PH/LADBl-rJilA,  FA. 

TleMReieiliesforallDisfflSiii 


•r  taa 


The  firm  of  Kincaid  A  Co.  has  dis.solved,     Mr. 
Truman Uobart  now  owning   the  entire    Livery  |  dol'ar,  thirteen  for  two  dollars  ;    thirty-five   for 

five  -lollars  ;   one  hundred  and  ten  for  llfteen  doU 


>ROCKWAY    DUOS   E.VTINO   nOU3E  AND   COS-  \ 

*  fectioiicry, 

'29Tvl 


k.N  THE  ARRIVAi-  OK  THE  CARS,  we  shall  be  pre 
pared  to  upt  n  a  Mock  of 

FlRMTURi:,  «tc.,  &r.. 


Mankatn    >nnnesota. 


n    r.rRKF,    DK  \LER  in  OHOCERIE.^  FROVIS-  i  VVholes4le  and  Retail  Dealer  In  Furnliure.  n«^'l'li;'«.  *C- 
.L'.Cr^k'ery.GlAS.  and  Wooden  Ware.  ^      AUo,  Lnertakers.  »J=M  Austin,  .Mlnu. 


•JTyl 


ttankato,  Minnesota. 


.>HN    QCANn.    W.vaniNGTO-H    U0C3E.      GOOD      QOLLI.VS  UOCSE, 
StAbliug  connected.  i  ,  „. 

•29;yl  Mankato,  Minnesota,      t  vTinnelago  City, 


fiUm*  DVCBER.  PLOW  MAXCFACTORY,   AND 

'-   BlacksmilUog, 

>37yl  Mink^lo.  Minnesota. 


Urs.     As  soon  a>-  you  receive  a  ticket    you    eu- 
1       rAnELF-MSESS.— Last  Saturday  afternoon  John  j  ^,^^^  jj  ^jjj,  ^P,   dollar    to    the   comj)any,   and 

I  Hobart  left  a  horse  unhitched,   and  the  animal  j  ^ta^cver  the  ticket  calls  for  ik  immediatel?  for- 

I  went  to  the    barn    alone,    lea/ing   the   cutter   to  j  warded  to  you.     The  company   are   aware  that 

;  which  Le  was  attached,  in  different  places   along  j  their  success  wholly  depends  upon  their   dealing 

Vt  Wells,  to  supply  the    dcraxu.l,  both  wholesale  and  i  (he  road.     Hitching  straps  cost   less   than   new  j  honorably  with  thoir  customers,  and  Laving  this 
retail.  Retpcclfully.  I     ,   .    ,  »  I  .  .        .         ,  n        i.       <■ 

HOPKIN.S  *  FF.RNVLP.      i  sleighs.  fact  in  view  they  strirp  to  please  all    '»ho    favor 

.     '  them  with  their  patronage.     Circular?  contain- 
presents.  ]  '""'"  ^ 

ing  references  and  highly    favorable   notices    of 

the  press  are  sent  free  to  all.     Leiteni  should  be 
plainly  addressed.  Metropolitan  Gift    Company, 
Nos.  193  and  196  Broadway,  New  York. 
317  4m 


Wheat  mdvancing  and   Goods   Belling 
Wm  l,  •  ^  ^   Til  ^  — r*.,  '  tel"w  cost,  for  casb.  at    the  Winnebago 

llreaking    Plows    CUy   Drug  store.       Call    and  examiue 

I  priees  before  going  elsewhere. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STOKE. 


AND 


r     O.  WII.LARD,   ATTORNEY  -VV  LAW   AND  NO 

•■•  lary  Pablie.  ,      ,  „, 

Mankote,  Minn. 


Minnesota. 

E.  G.  A  A.  P.  COLLIN'S,    Propiietors. 

Excellent  accommodati-jns,  a 'd  charge*  mi J- 
erate. 

Stages  leave  tfcis  House  for  all  poia's.    237tf 


Christmas  is  coming,  and  so  are  the 
C.  J.  Farley  will  have  on  hand,  ready  for  exhibi- 
tion, by  the  the  10th,  a  full   assortment  of  Toys,  | 
Toy  Candies,  small  Books  for  children,  and  larg-  | 
er  ones  for  adultn.  Diaries  for  1870,  besides  other 
articles  suitable  for  Christmas  presents. 


a«Tji 


—     ^ 


HCRIDAM  J.  ABBOTT, 


•HAS    SCHILDKNECHT*C0..MANLFACTUaER3 
of  I'igarsaad  Tobacco. 


ManV»to,  Minn. 


■AML.  HIDDEN, WHtfLKSALK  AND  RETAIL  DEAL- 


er  in  Dry  Goods. 
29Tyl 


Mankato,  Mian. 


\rM.  L.  COON.    ATTORNEY  AT  LAW.  COLLECT- 
''    ing  Agent  and  Notary  Public, 
o99if  Manksto,  Mmn. 


•LIKTON  n<K  SE^ 

W.  V,  Bs  M«ore.  Prepriet»r. 
.'DStf  Front dt.,  Mankato,  Jlinn. 


A-ttomey  &  Counselor  at  Law, 

Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 

Particular  attention  paid  to  the  CoUcc- 

tioil    or'  Debit   and    l\tt/mf>it  "/    luxe*. 
ALL    Bl'SlNESS   PROMPTLY    ATTENDED   TO. 
Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  Aug.  30,  1863 

25ntf  

iyiNNEBAGO  CITY  HOTEL, 

C.  B.   KIB.\LL,  Pkophhtor. 


RiXAWAV. — A  spirited  pair  of  horses,  attached 
to  a  new  lumber  wagon,  were  hitched  in  front  of 
the  Post  Office  this  morning,  when  they  were 
frightened  by  the  arrival  of  the  stage,  broke 
away  and  ran.  Winahip  caught  them,  and  Kin- 
caid is  doubtless  thankful  that  the  damage 
amounted  to  only  a  few  cents. 


TraiiBfers   of  Real  Estate  In    Faribault 

County  for  the  Week  Elndliig 
Oct.  «3d,    I860. 

Jesse  Harry  and  wife  to  Eli  F.  Park,  aw  qr  see 
25,  town  104,  range  23.  Warranty  deed  filed 
Oct.  ISth.  Consideration  $100. 
James  McCollum  and  wife  to  Charles  Held,  wh 
lot  2.  blk  9,  in  nc  qr  sec  36,  town  103,  range 
28.     Warranty  deed  filed  Oct  ISth.     Considera- 

.  .»  . i       tion  $16. 

.,       ,    „  ,      ,-„     ...   .     ,  ,,      „„   .       Alvin  M.  White  to  Wellington    Whit.-,  nwqraeo 

"Merry',  .Vt..e..m  for  18.0  will   be  fully    up   to  •       ^^   ^^^^  ^^^   ^^^^^  ,5.     Warranty  Deed  filed 

the  excellent  standard,  and  it  will  be  our   aim  to  j       q^^  jsth.     Consideration  $1,000. 
make  the  new  volume  superior  to  any  that   have     R.  D.  Warren  and  wife  to  Elizabeth  Dewing,  lot 
.     .      ^  .   ,      ,.     .  1    •     .       »•        12  blk  1     villaire  of  Minnesota   Lake.       war- 

been  published.  Bnght.  lively,  and  instruct.vo,  !  ;;;;;  i;J'S  Oct  2l8t.  Consideration  $200. 
in  families  where  more  than  one  magazine  for  the  j„ii^  ^  Convers  to  tleorgiana  Fremati,  lot  6.  blk 
youn-?  is  taken,  Mtrry'i  Muitcumi?  the  favorite."         (i.i.  Blue  Earth  City.     Quitclaim  deed  filed  Dot 


Crossing  Plows, 

ATarrantedto  scour  in   anj    kind   of  soil,    and 
hardened  by  a  process  known  only  to  ourieive*. 


CORN  PLOWS. 

Manufactured  entirely  of  iron  aod  iteel. 


LIVER,  STOMACH,  or 
DIGESTIVE  ORGANS. 

Hoofland^s  German  Bitters 

.r.e.«P-^  .f  th*  p..,.j«ice.(»r«.th.y».;.~«^ 
aiaally  t«rni«d,  Ma    mmf    ^mt  *'•**'  "'  j;-,„ra. 


Mms,  hlflily  eoocro 
fru  /rim  Ale»lu>'M 

Carbon  Oil,    Elephant    Oil.    Linseed    HQCFLAND'S  GERMAN  TONIO 


Oil  and  Oil   Paints.    White   Lead,  Red 
Lead,  Colored  Paints,  &;e. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STOLE. 


I,  a  .o-Wnatlm  of  .11  Ih.  iafr**'*"**  "L^l*^^^^. 
i;,V.k.  pn..r.  ,a;.li.y  -T  ^^J^'  ^J^.XX: 
•M  ,  Bskiuc  oti»  of  the  niMt  )>l»M«nl  aM  B»r.^ 

r^OM  pr.fcni»s  aM.4i.Ue  h..  fr»«s  Ale.li«IW 
a4aitxtur.,  will  n».  •* 

Hoofland's  Gefrman  Bitters. 


,al.obolle 


In  t*-T-  ef  ••rvous  iw^tmikVK,  wh.»  •••• ' 

School  Rooks,  Rlank   Books,  Station-   Mbaaia.  u  i..e.»<*ry,  «,«„Tn 

HOOFLAND'S  GERMAN  TONIC 


) 


'tK.T  Jt  H^f^V  FfRNlSHiNO  HOUSE,  MANKATO 
Mmn.  Karniiure  and  CarpelinK.  ull  Otoths  and 
irtain«  TaWe  Cloth*  and  Mirror-i,  Window  ."^hadesand 
»Ur<s<ei.  Picture  Frames  <ind  Mats,  Cord  aixJ  Ta'se's. 
Ajtuta  for  the  Cnnvalled  Washer. 


The  terms  of  the   .Vufciim    are  $1.50   a   year, 
specimen  number  free,  antf  the  pabli.«her  is  Ilor- 


296tr 


>    K    WI.SKR.   PRACTICAL  WATCH-MAKKR  AND 

•  Ji-weler.     Dealer  :n  Watches,  Clocks,  JeW«*ry  and 

IvrrW^tre. 

.M).,tf  Mankate,  Mmo. 

Repairing  neatly  executed  and  warrantr*!. 


Bl.RT.  PKOPRIS- 


Stages  leave  this  Hotel  Mondays  and  Thurs- 
day* for  the  nearest  RailioMd  station,  and  Tues- 
days and  Saturdays  for  the  We.<t.  I  _,_,,,        ,  ,    T>  «•   IJ  o.       >    n^o.^r, 

K  good  L.v.ry  is    connected    with    the    Hotel,  ;  ace  B.  Fuller,  14,  Broomfield  Street,  Boston. 

and  there  are  ample  accommodations   for  team 
sters.  2l2tf 


llf  ILLINtRY  AND  DRE83MAKINU. 

Mli^S  ADDIi:   L.  .\CKLEY 

Kc.p*  constantly  on  hand  a  complete  aswrlmrnt  of 

MIL  LI. VERY  GOODS, 

And  hundreds  of  dollar's  worth  of   worsteds,    being   the 


Lectures  have  written  to  Rev.  Mr.  Cobb,  the   re- 


I  ANKATO  UOi:9E,  (JROVBR  C 

"•lor       lUriiiif  refurnUhed  throughout  the  afcove  well       .._ . 

.own   hou.e,   .he  proprietor    aski   a  c  .ntir»auce  of  i  flr«  full  line  rt..ck  of  Zei.hyr  Worsted  ever  brouslu  into  |  ^^^^^  ^^^^^jj^j^  j.^^  q^^^^.^^       requesting    him  to 
iir.lc    [lalronait.       Oood   stable  ^c<;omraod«tloii»   are      Winnebago  dty. 

■jn-iectel  with  the  home.     Chargts  ra>derate.       JS^tf  jJew  and  Faihionahie  Goods  received  by  express  every 

w.ek.     3ior.  on  .Main  St.,  ne»rly   opposite  the   Co'.lins 

SU-tf 


2l8t.  Consideration  $1. 
A.  Sorter  and  wife  to  (Jeorgiana  Tnimain,  lots 
1  and  2,  blk  65,  Blue  Earth  City.  Warranty 
deed  filed  Oct  2lEt.  Consideration  $400. 
A.  E.  Wickhatn  and  wife  to  Humes,  Hotihkiss, 
Bullis  and  Ware,  i  .t  A  parts  of  s  42  ft  lot  1,  blk 
,  5,  Easton's  addn  to  Winnebago  City.  Warranty 
go  City  Temperance  Society  will  be  held  at  the  j^ed  filed  Oct  21st.  Consideration  $400. 
Baptist  Church,  next  Monday  evening.  A  gen-  j  R.  P.  Sergent  to  A.  E.  Wickham,  lot  1,  blk  5, 
eral  attendance   is  particulaHy    solicited,   and   a         Easton'sadd'n  to  Winnebago  City^     «"''«•*'» 

*^  ^  I       deed  filed  Oct  21st.     Consideration  $500. 

lecture  may  be   expected       The    Committee   on 


HARROWS 

Of  the  most  approved  pattern.    Also 

LUMBERWAGONS 


ery,  Memoranda  Books,  &c. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 

Patent  Medicines  of  all  kinds.       To 


The  regular  monthly  meeting  of  the  Winneba- 


BUGGIES, 


AND 


^     WEHRLE,   W.\TCnVAKKR*  JKWELKR,  HAS     House. 
•  '•   received  his  complete  stock  of  A»*efcs*  ai*   Im-  j    


.ort<d  Watehe..   Clocks   and  Jowtlry.      \\<-pMmt  war-  | 
,nied  as  represented.     Front  Street,  opposite  the  thf- 
.a  House.  "W'tf  .Mankaio.  Minn, 


^  W.  MCRPHT  k  CO., 

Dealers  la 


BOOKS  &  STATIOXEHY, 

POST   OrriCK  BUtLDlNd,    FRONT  ST., 
MANKATO,  WlMN. 

Particular  attention  paid  to  Muiic  Orders. 


DNOTFMAN,M.D..PHY.-<tCIAN  ANDSI:rOEON 
•     Will  attend  U>  ciUs  promptly,  in  Winn.bago  City 
'  and  surroundinncnuntry.     Dr.  N.  has  had  twenty  years 
■  experic  .cein  loc»l,  general,  and  hospital  practice,  and 
I  lately  liad  cha'(t»  of  a  Hygienic  Institute  for   the    treat 
j     .rnt  of  ctironic  dmeases.     Ue  U  therefore   prepared  to 
I  treat  t'atjrrh.  Bronchitis,  .''crofdla.    Rheumatism,    Pro- 
1  lapsus   I'terl,    N«uralt:la,   Sick    Headache,    l.iver   Com 
!  plaint,  Piphtheria,  Cold  HattJs  and  teet,    Nervous  De 
I  bililv,  Ca.vcsrs,  Fbvkr  SoRK.*,  and  all  Blood  and    Skin 
!  Diseases,  with  a  success  far  in  advance  of  the  ordinary 
I  phTKictan  who  has  Lever  made  a  speciality-  of  this  class 
j  .f  <1iiea*es. 

All  co-nmunications  confidential.     ConsultaHon  free. 
Office  at  Dr.  Farley's   Diug.-^tore.     Resideiice   at  Kim- 
\  bal's.    Office  day«[  Friday,  of  each  week.  3o6 


deliver  an  address  before  the  Society  sometime 
during  the  present  month,  and  his  answer  may 
be  expected  to  be  read  before  the  meeting  next 
.Monday  evening. 


Hawley  Crist  and  wife  to  Wm.  Walls^e  Criat,  24 

acres  in  se  qr  se  qr  sec  15.  town  104,  range    28. 

Consideration  $.^00. 
S.  Mickleson  and  wife  to  Trustees  of  Evangelical 

Lutheran  Church   a  church  buildin  ;   in    .w   qr  ,  ^^„^^^j„^,j  f,„^  k„i„„  ii„ber. 

of  the  ne  qr  sec  2.J,  town  102,  rango  26.      «  ar- 

ranty  deed  filed  Oct.  22d.     Consideration  $265. 


SLEIGHS, 


<;itIKBEL  Jt  RUOTIIER. 

n'u)'i-.<;»le  and  retail  dealers  in 


M 


EAT  MARKET. 


J 


Still  Ahead. — "That  Star  Spangled  Hauncr 
which  for  seven  years  has  "waved"  to   the   great 
satisfaction  of  its  many  thousand  readers,  and  to 
the  dissalisifaotion    of  all  ."windlers  and  rascals 
generally,  is  even  more  wide   awake   than  ever. 
It  has  at  an  imense  expense,  secured  the  services 
of  an  eminent  artist,  and  the  result  is  that  it  pro- 
poses to  giveaway  a  splendid  engraving  entitled  |  Corn    Meal.. 
EvANGELi.NE,  to  every  subscriber  for  1870.    This  ,  f'tn'oes 
superb  work  of  art  is  one   and  one-half  by    two  .  „ 
fuct  in  size,  and  is  equal  to  the  best  $3  engraving      [j.-ans 


MARKET  REPORTS 

WINNEBAGO  CITY. 

Corrected  weekly  by  Moullon  A  Deudea. 


Wheat,  spring.  No.  I 

"  "         No.  2 

Corn, 

Oats 

Flour.  ^  cwt 


•  ••••  ••••••••••»••• 


*""''^"  """""'■"  ^   ^        RVTTP      PORK"   oiul    MUTTON     everoffered.     The /in.mer  is  a  large  eight  page,  Onions l" 

i    O   O    i    S,     O    H    U    li»   O.  ■  ;  f-'>-  «">"'"'»  f-*r"'  -erflowmg    with   ..plendid  ,  ll^Jj^^^^.^j :;;.;. , 4  0 

Hh»«ii  kers' Tools   e*c         ■  are  now  fVit  sale  at  Peirce's  market  in  Winnebago     reading  of  all  kinds,  and    costs    only    7o  cents   a  ,jjjpg,g  2 

Leather    tma.ngs,  .    •       .»  ,    -  •       |  ,;,t^,  „a^  ^oor  eaU  of  the   Poit  UtH.-e.  and  will  1  year,  which  is  very   cheap  for  the   paper  alone,!  Pork,  salt.  ^  pound 1 


Frt>iil  ^^t^ccl, 

Opposite  the  Post  Office,       Mankato,  M^lsn. 


n.VllOTT  HOUSE. 

"^orner  of  Se.otil  nud   Cherry  AY'w.,  | 

MANKATO.     MINNESOTA. 
L.Q  BMIOTT,  -  proprietor. 


he  s<^d    at  very  low    prices.      Customers  in  ano 
out  of  town  siupplied  litlow  flgi.t   s. 

F   .M.  PEIRCE. 
Winnebaio  City:  .Minn.,     >.      3.1868. 

25«tf 


I    A      ■■  WICKHAM. 


but  the  publishers  propose  giving  every  subscri- 
ber a  copy  of  their  elegant  engraving  gratis. 
The  publishers  arc  reliable  and  it  will  pay  to  seud 
lor  specimens  to  the  Star  Spanglnl  lianne  •,  Hins- 
dale, X.  H.,  or  they  cau  be  seen  at  this  ofllice. 


46 

40; 

-»". 

25 

2  CO  i 

2  00  1 

S"i 

25  • 

....  20  ! 
..1  50  ; 

Onions  1   00 

00 
00 
20 

3  I 

fre!-li,  ^  cwt 7(gt8  j 

Reof  fresh.   '0  pound 10. 

Kerosero  Oil 60 

S 


ALL  KINDS  OF  JOBBING  DONE 
BY  FIRST  CLASS  WORKMEN. 


Winnebago  Oity,  Minn.,  Feb.  ITth,  1869. 

277lf 


Winter     Gcotls ! 


■li.Bid  b.  ^^^»^ 

TU.  Bitlw.  or  th.  TotiU  ar.  >».•-  •V^^T  »•«*  *** 

a»ialu  ih.  »itt.  in.4i«iaal  virluM.  ,, 

•^'i^^'^.k.  fro-  .^ri^.f^a^^'*^^;^. 

T'  "J'"^!^".-^  m>.JP  .itofwkl.i.i..H.at 

bacco  and  Clears.     Lamp  Chimneys  and    i^,  paii.nt  •»ff«r.  aiVJl^- 

Wicks^     Fancy  Articles  usually  kept  in  ^^^^^^  r,..tuJ.noe.  luward  PU-r 

City  Drug  Stores.  -  ^Sia.M  of  biooU  to  iho  Heafl^  A«idi- 

AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 

317-tf  C.  J.  FARLEY. 

Winnebago  City,  Nov.  19.  1869. 


CHICAGO 
Dollar  Store 

We  hnve  in  ?t>^'  k  .tihI  »re  linily  iiirpn- 
.iij;  i»  Ipcttev  qualf.v  nn<\  '.'leHtoi- a'~>rlii«>«f  of  ail  kinds 
•l)r«"l».  th-.m  «as  e\er -(fe  e.i  'm- n>  Tv-r  ONc  DOLLAR 
£  CH  "ii:  '.cm*  io  .\irf  iit«  aio  very  lilmral.  and  not 
»()iinile.l  i'V  any  o[i««r  house  in  the  tfadf.  To  prov. 
:lii«  to  von-  cMti-e  Bj,ii>:n'i  on. 

flW-SEND  YOUR  ADDEESS-S* 
'or  our  n>"V  r-.M  a:'l  Wi'.-,i<<r  Clri  ttUr  wUi  fiill  v.artlc- 
.ars  and  Si'-.i.,!   Trrmi  t»  A'j"-!'.       AiT.xT"    WAsrro 
■W.-nTwiirrf..  FARK  *,  CO. 

I'S^  t>rart>orn   St..  C'.iUaKO,  III 


at 


THE 


Kerosero  Oil ot;  ,    _.  .  ^1  J  ■ 

S  -^r.'.-.-.v.-.v;.:::.v.v.v:::.v.;;;::::;;:;;:;:i5:  \  ff.argest      Stock 


Dried  apples. 

Si 


15  to  20 


r 


■^ilE  above  house,  jusl  romp'tte-l  .inl  furnish    i 


•PoMrar. — Ha!    Scipio  d.ist  drink  ? 

.SciPtO.  —  Idu.'t.  '  kirhnrd  III. 

V'\:.\  new  tbrouKbr.Mt,  is  openod  to  the  publtc.  j     s  »  ,  »  y  TTTVF.'Nr  A  TfJl  V 
.•commodatiot.s    unsarr«.--d     by     any    pub  .'  |  Jl   fi.l   h)    V     I  i  iN    fA    JL  U  lA 

.use     in     the    .-..nnly.    and    terms    reasonable.  ,  Rettanrntxt    Cind    Saloon. 

armers   will  always  find  *   '^•'"'';;'»»;''  ^^"^  j        Opposite  the  COLLINS  IIOISE,  Wlnneba.?o  City, 
lenty  of  good  focd,  and  the  best  of  care  tor  their  » ►- 

Tr.«s.  257tf      j  \ViDe?,     Liquors    and    Cn-nrs. 

i        C'.m:;cn,  C'.d  Co~r.ao,  ar.d   Ilal-tr.n. 

Fresh  Oytors  served  in  every  style,  and  for 
I  «ale  b\  the  Can  or  keg. 

Genthmrn,  I  keep  good  Liquors. 
I       Winnebago  City.  Dec.  9.  1H63.  267tf 

I — — 

I  p    r.  HARLOW, 

instjranle  agent. 

i  D«aler  in 

\  Real  Eslale  &  Und  Warrant  . 

WILL  nCV  AND  .SELL 

Town     and    Cointy    Orders. 

Pay  Tazci,  Ezimine  Titles,  &c. 

Is  also  .\(JENT  for  the 


CnAS.  ITETLRORN. 

^^AIl\lfn'-»ur»r  .ind   Dealerln 

F€RNITIJHE 

of  ev<:ry    vanety. 
lilt  Moiil.Vings  Kept  On  Hand 

TART.  ROOMS   CORNER  OF  HICKORY  *  3EC0N 
ST?.  MANKATO    MINN.  V2yl 


McMabill  &  Beebe, 

Dealers  in 

I'INi:  AND   HARD   WOOD 

LUMBER.  1 

Dimension!'.  Si.linc.  Fh^oring,  Lath, 

and  Shingles.  I 

SPECl.XLTY. 

re  make  a-OivCotltv  ..f  PA.<n.   nrtOR?     and  MOI'LO-  i 
NO-*    al.«  WOODKN  EaVF.  orTTKR?  at  Vw  fljrtre. 
Offl.'e  on   Van  Brunt's  Addltioa,  Sooth  end  of  Front 
tr»«».  ' 

M.inkato,  Minn. 


"FitTT  two"  vs.  Twelve. — The  H'ei^rM   /iu- 
I  ra/ is  not  a  monthly,  but  a   largo    and   beautiful 
I  weekly.     Its  cost   is    but  a   trifle   more  than  a 
;  monthly — only  $2.00  per  year  (the   same   singly 
I  as  in  clubs),  and  you    receive  fift>j-tiro    numbers 
'  in  a  year  instead  of  only  ttcelrt-  ;  besides,  by  sub- 
I  scribing  early,   the  remaining    numbers   of  the  ' 
\  present  year  I     Every    per'on  should    sub.ieribe 
for  the   Wctttrn  Rural  who  is    interested   in    any 
branch  of  rural  aETairs — in   farming,   gardening, 
orchanling,     floriculture,     stock-raising,     wool- 
growing,  dairying,  cranberry  culture,  bees,  poul- 
li-y,  rural  improvemuuts,  useful  inventions,  agri- 
cultural news,  rondition  and   prospc-cts   of  mar- 
kets, etc.,  etc.     It  li  worth  more    than    its    price 
for  its  interesting   original   and   selected   stories  I 
and  sketches — its  great  variety  of  Miscellaneous  i 
reading — for  its  department  of  domestic   eoono-  j 
my  and  household  recipes,  and  for  its  stories,  en- 
igmas, riddles,  puzzles,    problems,  etc  ,    for   the  ' 
"young  folks."     The  women  and  children  are  de-  j 
l.ghted  with  it. 


NEW   ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Ever  brought  into    Faribault  county  ii   now  in 
the  store  of 

GEO.  K.  MOULTON. 


GH.     SNYDER,     GUN.SMITH      AND      WAOON 
•    Maker.     Shop  next  doorto  Ricliardsnn's. 


Partiruiar  atteiition  paid  to  repairing  c  ocks 
HiTlf 


The  Latest  Style  of 

Paisley  Shawls, 
AND  REPAIRED  j  Large-lino  Double  Shawls  and  Cloaks 
HA  IS,   CAPS  >&   CLOTHS, 
Gassimere  Delains, 

Belgian  Delaius, 

Rep  Delains, 

EVENING    POST,  India  Cloth, 

EMPRESS  CLOTHS 


•   \V  AfJONS  AND  SLEIGHS  MADE 
*     at  the  shop  of 

FA(i.\N  A  LEWIS, 

On  niae  Earth  Avenue.    Satisfaction  guaranteed 
:tI7-tf 


'I  lU 


cnic.\GO 


y:R  1870 

THE  PAPER  FOR  THE  PEOPLE. 


Radical  and  Progressive  :  Ron*Bt  In  its    Policy,  BnlJ  in  i 
iu  Tone;  Candid  in  its  Dlsrusaions,  Spicy  In  | 

its  Manner ;  Fresh  in  its  News ; 
Full  and  Heliable  in  its 

.Markets;  * 

j  Treating  all  public  topic switliout  jiartisaii  prejudice,  but 

The  Tl  «t.rn  y?„r,i/  has  justly    won    its    great  !  ^"'''/•.fr'"" '**«  P**""""  "'»""•"•"*' *"'*'*'"" '""'''"'■ 
_ ,  .        _  ^  ^  J        .^  *  i  Uc  Probity. 

FnGeniX    InSUranCO     LOmpaDy,     popularity,  as  it  is  a  thoroughly  praotlcal  jour-  i 


or 


nal.  Forward  S2.00  for  1^70,  or  write  for  speci- 
men numbers  and  particulars  concerning  the 
very  liberal  Li:-t  of  Premiums  offered  to  those 
who  form  clubs.  .\dt.'rj«8  H.  F.  N.  Lewis,  Pub- 
lisher, Chicago.  111. 

BUSINESS  NOTICES. 


Bi«*  Eartk  City 


i^KfT  HOR.^RS   AFD  FARM   I10R3KS  »hod  In  splen 
1^    dl.1  .tvie  hv  Rot^rt  Llnle.  fin*  door  sooth  "' »;;.''  • 
toiel.  nir,.  F.arth  Citv       Refe-ences.  _--.   Lewi,  ^al- 
.at  Lak..  and  P    C.  Seelev,  Woe  Earth  City.      aUvl 


n.\RTFORD,  CONN, 

1  UNDERWRITERS, 

j  OF  NEW  YORK, 

i  AND 

I  VUIK  &  MARINE, 

I  of  St.   Paul.   Minn. 

Also  Xotary  Public  <t  Convnjauccr. 

I  I       No.  8  rook-:toves  furnished  complete  for  $29, 

I       OFFICE— in  the  rear  jf  the  Post  Office  build-  j  at  the  Hardware  ^ttore  in  Winnebago  City. 

I  in*.  HP  stairs.  !  ■  ♦  ■     — — — 

I4»tf  Wiaaebago  City,  Minn.      j       Mosey    to    Loax.— I   have   some  moniy    to 

,  I  loan  on  first-class    real   estate  security.      Come 

early,  aod  you  can  be  accommodated. 

_  i  ANDUBW  C.  DUNN. 

WALTER    W.   AVEBB  tfe  CO.,  l       Wmnebago  Ci.y.  Minn. 


TIRMS  OF  SUBSCRlPTIOTf. 

llilLV. 


Single  copy,  one  year, 
'•        "     six  monihi, 
"        "    lUrte    " 


tlO  00 
5  00 
8  50 


DR.  SCil£IfCK'S 

MANDRAKE    PILLS. 

A  Substitute  for  Calomel, 

These  Pills  are  comp'^od of  various  roots,  hannj 
the  power  to  rJilax  the  >-«rretions  of  the  liver  as 
proniptlr  and  effectuaUr  as  blue  pill  or  inercufy, 
and  wlUiout  producior  any  of  .'bose  di«agTeeab;e  or 
dangerous  effecu  which  otten  toUow  the  us«i  of  the 
latter. 

In  all  bilious  disorders  iheso  F'Us  maybe  nsed  with 
eonfldonce,  as  they  promote  the  disobarge  of  vitiated 
bile,  and  remove  those  obstructions  from  tLe  !|vor 
and  biliary  ducta,  which  are  the  C^aa  el"  bilious 
affections  in  general. 

BCHKNCK'S  MANDRAKE  PILLS  cm-9  i?5ck 
Ueadache.  and  all  disorders  oithe  Liver,  indicated  b/ 
iallow  skin,  coated  tongue,  coetivenoss,  drowsiue«, 
and  a  general  feeling  ot  weariness  and  lassitude, 
ahowiug  that  the  liver  is  in  a  torpid  or  obstructed 
condition. 

In  short,  tbcso  Pills  may  be  used  with  advan. 
tago  in  all  ca.-)es  when  a  purgative  or  alterative 
medicine  is  rciuired. 

P:ea«:  ask  tor  -'Dr.  Schenck's  Mandralo)  PUU," 
and  observe  that  the  two  likeooues  ol  the  Doctor 
are  on  the  Government  ttamp — ouo  when  in  the  last 
staiio  of  Coneunipiion.  and  the  other  in  his  pnwent 
health. 

Sold  by  all  DruggiaU  and  dealers.  Price  25  cents 
per  box.  f  rinc  pal  Office,  Mo.  15  North  6lh  Street, 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 

(ieneraj  Wholesale  Agents:  Demas  Barnes  ft  Co., 
Jl  Park  Row  New  York ;  8.  S.  Uiuce,  108  Balti" 
more  St.,  BaUiiiorf.  Md.  •  John  D.  Park,  N.  E. 
eor.  ot  Fourth  and  Walnut  St..  Cincinnati,  Ohio; 
Walker  &  Taylor.  I.'U  atid  n«  Wacash  Avcnuo. 
Chica«;o,  IIU  ;  OoUins  Brothers,  southwest  comcl 
•I  Second  and  Vine  8U.,  St.  Lox's,  Mo. 

['ttb  JiSlh  w.  ea.  mo.  1 7T. 


ty  of  th.  Btomaeh,  Naaaea,  Heart- 
burn. Dt.«a.t  for   the    iW, 
jTiloeaa  or  WBrght  in  the 
Stomaoh,    Sntx*    Wructa- 

or  Difflouli  i:''«»i^'»"*:'«:^*l*.in/5eii- 
ib»  Heart.  Chokiog  o^  »«^ca^in«^'i 

aationa    when    i.i    a   ^^.""f^^^ib™' 

Dimneaa  of  Vialv  a,  JJOta  **  .r'T"" 

befor.^he  SuH'.  Dull  ^-^^"^ 

Forepu-atiori.        TeiloiW-     . 
neea    of   _r    ft.   the  Bkia    . 

Bide.  Bick,  l^B^  ^  ,?  d   d  I'm 
Fluetiea  of  Heat.  B'lrniBg  in  the  Ti*^. 
Conetatit    ImaaiuipM    «/    *TV/.  * 
Ureat  Dspreaeioa   of  Bpiriis. 

r««.    rswi^io.    will   .tfw>«^:r,  ""■«./«!; 

DeWilItv.Cbioi.ie  Itiarrlima.   IfJ.ase  «f  »»»_5' ,j!L 
aad  ail    Dtwanes   ari»ing  fi<>«»  a   Ui>.4>ier«a  Wtm, 
Sumach,  ar  liit««tiiio«.  

Kesnltlng  frem  i»ny  <. •»!««•  w!s«i»«¥«r  I 

r»oi.riiATni?f  «r  tmkbtjtjs*.  j 

liidneeil  by  »c*cr*  l.nteor,  M«r«- 

•rk.»r«  is  i'.>i!Hliciii««it"'"  »l»'l  tnth»f»r»im»*»e 
<.as3«kc«sM.     At.>u««!ii    vi- ,1-  i.  impart.J  to  the 

.ligMls    promytlr,    Jt"         th.  Wl.od  is  ptini«t 

Ik.  eo»>l.lo«i.»  W*    ""^  •"T'.'j'",""^    ^t 

health T.  th*  valluw  tiosi  u  at.*!**!**  fro'Ji  tk# 
»TM.  a  bl»!«  i>  fcH«a  to  lW«  ch«ck.,  aad  tha  waa* 
*ncl  atrrMJ  i.ir.ilid  b»>«uio«  a  fltr.nf  aad  hoJUlJiy 
balng. 

Ag4  fW»Ung  tU*  K*'"!  "^  ''•"•  »•<«*'•«  '•••v'-'j  "f^ 
ibaat.  wUh  nU  H*  atl«iil«iit  ilU,  will  «ad  la  tha  a».« 
^\\sn*  Birr*«».  01  the  TON  10,  aa  elUlr  that  will 
lastlU  n«w  lir«  ioio  tbetr  »«i!ts,  r»«lor»  la  a  maasmja 
tk*  energy  xwi  siv.T  rf  mors  T..ulkful  days,  balli 
up  tUair  »l!riti.!i»n  fifm*.  aHd  gtvekealtk  aaJ  kaffip 
JIMS  la  ikatr  reui-iiuiig  ^citrs, 

NOTICE. 

It  '«  M  i»«ll  ••t.il.li»h»W  ftul  that  f^IIy  •■•-kalf  rf 
„•  ;-m.U  tK>.'ion  «f    VgMe  oar  popnlatlrm   e»t 

'«lw,ll.'     Th.;«.e  l.i.g»id.J.v<rf4.faa 

-u.rgy  «xtr.».Hy  r.jvoo*.  and  »»""-:;?-Vr         .i.- 
T,    11,1.   cl«.  tr  K"-"'"    "'•   »!"»*.   •»    »k« 
r.)MC,iup  t»iii>cci*i!»  roevrtumearfaJ. 

WEAK  AND  DLMCATE  CHILDREN 

\!  •  nia.la  utrctg  Uy  tfca  aM  of  ailhar  of  thaae  raas^ 
.*!•■  Th.j  •ill  ««»•  ave.-y  ••»•  o'  MARASMUS 
*ith»at  fail.  ,  ,       . 

Th  ussBi^t  of  ceillflsataa  bars  a«e«nialat»<t  lathe 
,x\kiM  af  ib«  v" I': '•"»'.  k"t  »?»••  »^''l  ail'^w  af  the 
"•BhH«a«i»n  U  hat  a  f»w.  Thosa.  It  will  b*  ahMrvU. 
if  w«a  al  act*  iuiil  of  curb  staudinj  that  thay  »«at 
lit  katiavad. 


Excellent  fiour  at  Richardson'i. 


WKEkLV. 

.>*ingle  copies,  •  •  • 

Five  eopies,  ... 

Ten  copies. 
Twenty  copies,  or  more. 

Direct  orders  to 

POST  rRiNTnra  co.. 

Ohicaffo,  HI 


r    a.  PPROiT, 

ATTOP.NEY  AND  COU.S'SFLOR  AT  LAW. 
,4;tf  Blue  Berth  City,  Minn. 


Wholesale  Denlers  in 


tfRAD-S  HOTEL. 
avt  EARTH  CItT, 


I 


HINSESOTA. 

•.il'.urd  tablee  are  connected  with  the  house,  and 
there  is  good  stabling  on  the  premiice. 
343vl 


Bad  enough  to  look  and  feel  bad  yourself;  but  i 
no  excuse  for  having  your  horse  look  and  feel  j 
badly,  when  for  a  small  sum  you  can  buy  SKtri- 


\     COMPLETE  PICTORIAL   UISTORY    0»    THE 
^     TIMES. 

'th«  best,  chkapf.st,    and  most   .srctxssrtrL  f.miilt 

PAPEK  IS  TUB   fjeiOS  ." 


HARPER'S  WEEKLY. 


iPLENDIDLY    ILHSTBATED. 


Wool  Poplin, 

Cliinchilln    Popiiilo, 
Uuffle  Skirts  and  Boulevard  Skirts, 

may  now  be  found  at  this  store. 

In  addition  to  the  above  mentioned  artielee  o' 
the  i>resent  most  fashionable  ratferns,  you  will 
always  find  at  the  Faribault  county 

EMPORIUM. 

A  well  selected  assortment  of 

HOOP   SKIRTS, 

7  00  i  from  the  "Odessa   Skirt  Company,"   which    are 
-    '^  '^'  :  uT8urpu«sed  by  any  other  Hoop  Skirt  in  use.  ai 
regard!  Durability,  Comfoit  and  Style. 

And  also  a  large  stock  of 

Groceries,    Pork,  iJams, 

BUTTER, 

Lard,  Wheat,  Corn, 
POTATOES. 

Onions,  Flour,  Meal,    <fec.,   &c 

ALSO  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  OF 


Poxlable  jEZngmes 

Steam  Pumps,  Cikci'LAR  Baw 
Mills,  Shi.nole  Mills,  Planek.k, 
Matciikiis  and  all  kinds  of  Wooj 
Machinery;  Small  IU'KR-Stonu 
AND  Iron  Farm  Milus;  SiiAjhTiNO. 

FULLIKS,    BELTINa    AND    El.KVATOR 
MAfHINERV  BUILT  TO  ORDER. 
A  DDKE.SS. 

RICHARDS'  IRON  WORKS 

Kit*.  190  and  lOH  nathiityton  Strce*, 

CHICAGO.   ILL. 


TESTIMONIALS. 

i.^iff  Juttiei  uf  V,t  Suprtmt  Chuil  •/  /V.,    wrilM: 
rf,^t<i,lp>tia,  Miinh  le.  Iter. 

N  "T  flud  Iloofl-and's  jf^  ti.rwan  Blttara'to 
*  <.)od  totiie,  ii«.  fi.l  JaMJ^  '"  <"•««»••  •'  ^* 
Hicollva  oiiraiK.  aii'i  ^  ^^H  >'' r**'  kansit  \m 
.n.aa  of  <lt bilitv.  and  raut   U    narveaa 

.uitiou  in  tha  ay.taui.     Yuan  trulr, 

CKO.  W.  WOODWARD." 
Il<»'.  JAMKM  TII«MP»«3r, 

JuiSfft  •/  Uit  Sujfrrmt   fhwt  e/'  /Vtti*yJ»«at«. 

I'/.iludtlpfiia,  April  2),  1M«, 
-T  r.if.«i,1er  •»— rati-lt  Ccr:aaa  Bltlan"  a  vaituiM 
.frdwine  in  ca»<  •)(  attackn  of  In-iljaaiioa  3T  Dyapaf. 
i».     1  call  certif)-  lhi«  from  my  expeiiatiCS  ef  it. 
Yours,  altli  raapaat, 

JAVIRaTUOMPlON." 
rrom  Rev.  JOPJ.  n.  UBNNARD,  I».  »., 

ni.rfei  '/  "i«  tvh/zi  Buf>iiit  rtiurth,  nondtiitM*. 

/v.  ./n<;.'.«>M--I>e;»r  tii' :  1  bare  boea  frequently  re* 
i«o«te<i  tn  coiiiirrt  my  irtiiia  mill  laeantmandallame 
f  4i(roraiit  kliila  i.f°  me  licinri,  t.iit  ragarding  Ik* 
;->.<lic«  "0  'Mt  '•(  mv  if^K  ^B*  a;';iropriata  ayhat*. 
'  l,»va  It.  all  <»s«'s  '1"'^  1  de.lln»d  ;  bat  with 
«  tUar  (Tui-f  in  vnri  -i"^U  ""  '"•'*"•••  •"* 
|.artiriil7ily     in     my  o»n  family,  of  Ika 

u»«rulin»««  uf  III.  Ilouflaiid'sOcnnaa  Bitters,  I  depart 
»,.r  oiiea  from  my  iisunl  cour»».  to  ^irau  my  fall 
■onvirtioH  lliat./"r  ymeroj  debitUy  o/frf  fyfi«m,  an4 
.^ttcialty  fnr  I.itir  <  htnpUiivl.  Una  t»ft  and  raiumU* 
ftrrftur.Jion.  In  sonia  ca»u«  it  iiity  fail  ;  bnt  asaally, 
I  iloabt  uot,  it  will  be  very  t»eiieM«<al  to  these  wIm 
-•uffar  from  the  abova  eawvaa. 

TuuiB.  very  respaatfnlly. 

J.  II.  KBNNARD, 

Klghth,  bulow  Coataa  M. 

Fr«su  n«»T.   K.  I>,  rr.MDAI.I., 

.4-j(M(«fi(  Kditnr  (^rittian  t^irmntit,  rhUadtipM*. 
I  liava  Joriv»it  4o<:i-ie<l  bcnirnt  fr»ai  tha  aaa  ef 
tl-M.flan'l'a  (li-rniau  llittars.  and  feal  It  Mj  prtvllage 
'.  >  :i.«»ruineiid  lliani  lu  a  uiuat  valiiabia  loala,  t«  all 
Mh'i  ma  sr.reiin<  fioui  K'neiai  dabillty  ar  tram  U^ 
.ir.«.!a  ariaiag  from  deraiiganient  nt  tha  livar. 
Yonia  traly. 

e.  u.  rsHSAU. 


'.»  0<) 


J      .    ,,        I      /.     J.         n     J  u     u     •  In  November  will  be  commerced  "Man  and  Wife,"  a  ;  (^rOCkerV,        (jiaSSWare, 

dan.  Cavalry  toHdilxon  Poxcd.r,,  which  given  in   ^  '^^  ^^^,  ^„^^  ,plendidlv  illu^nvteo.  by  Wllkie  Col-        ^*  ^  J  t 

gram  two  or  three  Umes  a  week,  will   make  him     ,;„,   .Author  uf 'The  Woman  in  Wtiitr."  "No  Name  " 
look  and  feel  well. 


lins,  I  Author  uf  "The  Woman  in  Wtiitr."  "1 
'    -Armadale,"  and  "The  .Moonstone").     N-wsub^c  .bars 
'  will  be  suppliwd  with    Harper's  Weekl.v   from   the   c»m- 


10N8TANS  KOISK. 

ILCE  EARTH  CITT, MINNESOTA, 

n.  p.  COKSTAN.^,  PnorniaioR 
rhis  popular  Hotel  is  entirely  new.  and  furnish- 
ed in  excellent  style. 
PV"  Excelleat  ae'*ommodationt  for  teams. 

:t:if 


YY  J^  ^  ilil^  IjilO  ij  Oi-V>^  '       Winter  is  now  fii.ly  upon   us,    and    the  teams  i  mencemeiitof  the  atoiy  to  tlieend  ol  IsiO  for  four  dol- 

"^  1  are  hastening  to  th3    lumber    woods    in    various     l*"^- 

I  parts  of  the  country.     Our  advice  to  every  man  Cbitical  NoTires  or  tub  Press. 

j  who  goes  to  the  woods,  be  he  captain,  cook,  team-         The  model  Newspaper  ol  our  country .      Complete  In 
Ail©  ster,  or  anvother  man,  is  to    take   along  a    good  '  all  the  Irparimei.is  i>i  an  Amcriciin  Fatally  Pap.  i.  Har- 

stock  of  yo*«.on'»    Anodyn*  Liniment  and    /W-  |  P">  Week  y  haseained  for  itself  a  ligUt  to  its  liUe, -'A 

•    D         .•      nir        w  .u       »•  1   I        /•        J,iurnal    i  I.  iviliiatioii.    — [New  York  hveninf  l'u^t. 

*oii  .  Purgatirt  PUU.      Many  months  ol    labor  (n      "'Y,™       N  Weekly  may  be   unreservedly  .leclared    the 
the  aggregate)  may  be  saved  by  this  precaution.     i,est  ne*  i.af-er  in  Ameriia.— [N.  Y.  Independent. 

■   »   .  The  .11  tides  upon   public  i|uestions    vhich  app<  ar  In 

ToALLCo.tCEr.MtD.— Now,   my   good  fellows.      Harp  rs  Weekly  from  week  to  week  forma   ren.«.kable 

,,     ,  . .u     c  .  ,-..  1      t      aeries     f  b.  f  f  p.  litic:i    •  "'iV!!      Tli- v  ;.rr   illjtininilshed 

V  °'  y  u". ''^"'".        -"^r  u™   ''>.""";''    *      by  clear  «.d  pointed  statement,  by  jood  common  sanse, 

amith.  Blacksmiths,   m  Winnebago  City,  |  lease     by  independence  and  breadth  of  view.     They  are  tiie  ex 


CCMMONS. 

SU»e  of  Minnesota,  County  of  Faribault. 
The  State  of  Minnesota,  to  C.    P.    Hinds,    Defendant. 

You  are  hereby  summoned  to  be  and  appear  before 
the  uud'-rslgiied.oiie  of  ih  ■  JuslIc«:!<ot  the  I'mco  iu  and 
for  said  county,  on  the '.ii'ih  day  ot  Ducrmtx'r,  A.  D. 
l•^•■.»,  Kt  10o'c:ock  A.  M..  lit  my  ofTue,  in  Winnebago 
Ciiy,  in  sold  c  unty,  to  aniwer  to  Ileman  Hoii,  in  a  civ- 
il action.  Should  yi,u  fail  to  app<*'  r.  at  the  time  Mid 
place  aforesaid,  judfmentwill  be  rendereil  aKiiinrt  you, 
n,ion  the  evidence  Kddnced  by  said  Meman  Uoit,  for 
such  sum  as  he  shall  show  himseirentitled  to. 

Given  under  my  hand  this291h  day  of  November,  A. 
D.  1S«9.  E.  H.  HCTCHINS, 

316-3W  Justice  of  the  Peace. 


M 


ORTOAGE  SALE. 


JEWELER. 

tLUEEARTfTCITY, MINNKSOTA. 

.laa  con«tantly  onha^d  Clocks.  Wa'ches.  Jewel- 
y.Silvcr-ware.tJold  Pens.  Musical  Insiruments. 
Ic.  Rxpairiug  dune  with  dispatcJ  and  warran- 
.e.I. 


:a8ii 


1^^    LENT. 

Rcffister  ot  Dcetl.", 

Real  Estate  Agent  and  Con- 
veyancer. 

T(u>««  I'uiJ /t>r  yon-rfid*tt; 

riTI.KJS  EX. VM IX ED, 

ABSTRACTS  FIRXISnEP, 
Ac,  Ac. 

R'lf  Eaitli  (If  J,   .Minn. 


CIGARS, 

No.  93  Third  Street. 

ST.  PAUL,    -    -    -    -    MINN. 

SOlyl 

G.  P.  PEABODY, 

WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 

WINES,  LIQUORS. 

AND 

CIGAllS, 

No.  Iu7  Third  Street, 


Looking-glasses, 

Lampd,       Lanterns, 

Machine  and  Kerosene 

Oil,  Sugar  Buckets  and 
Boxes 

AND 

BOOTS*  SHOES, 

i  call  and  settle  your  accounts    on    or    before    Iba     pVessioirof  mature  conviction,  |j<gh  principle,  and  strong  ^ 

!  15th  of  December,  IS6V,  and  yon  will  8a»-»  your-      feelin'.t,  aod  take  their  place  amonjuhe    best   newspaper  1  ^j.^}j  ,;,„,  and  many  Styl     . 
.elveimuch    trouble.      We   must   havo  money,  '  writing  of  the  time. -iNerth  American  R«vlew,  llorton.  .       ^    ^    Moulton.  of  the  firm  of  MOULTON  A 

I  DEUDO-S,  has  just  retori.ed  from  NEW  YORK 

SUBSCRIPTIONS— 1870.  '  ClTY,  where  he  took  particular  time  to  find  the 

I  best    houses,    and    to   porcbace  at  the  bottom  .<l 
„  c  „,  n     1      a    ■,^        r  iKUMi:  i  the  mb.rket,  an.i  confidently  believes  th-t  be  h».- 

i       FdtMT  AKn  Shade    .ree.s.-C.    h.  Jmuh     of  i       jUrper-s  Weekly,  one  year f*  ««       •  secured  the  best  qualities  of  good.,   and   at  iLt 

,  Walnut  Lake,  is  offering  for  sale,    100,000    ^oft  '■  ..,,»*•         \r— w  .  wi. «...  ...   .n>i 

Maple,  or  .-^ilvetleaved.  and  100,000  White    Elm  '       An  extra  copy  of  cither  J«»«,'^»S".""!'/^**J-      """^  reasonable  bgt.r..,  and 

rroes.   U  from  $;5  to  $10  per   thousand,    3  to    20     Ij-  <>'•  !?»"'•  *'"  ^"^  '"^''''l^.'^nn'       h    in  onl™    ■  TTIV  FXTTRF  STOCK 

inche.   high.     Ili.l.., ,   Transcendent,  Siberian,     club  ot  five  subscriber,  at  »^  »«  =*<-b;  '"  »"/ "_  j  THE  E>  riUE  b  1  UI.1V 

jDuhessoloidenbar,:,  and    other   h..riy    .,,pie  ,  mittanre :  ors.x  copies  forSiO  OK  w.thoutextra  j  I.  now  offered  at  a 

I  trees,  26  cents  each.     Everybody  shou'd  sen«l  for     copy.                                                                   n?-^ti-  ,                    .u          •    :-.i     .r  .>       r«M    .nd 

1  orice  list  and  directions  for  planting  :indcare  ol         Subscription,  to  H-rper  s  Maguime,    Weekly.  ,„.  ,..dvanee  oa  the   original   cost-     Ca.l   and 


D'-fault  having  been  made  in  the  conditions  of  a  cer 
tain  moit;{a)ie  dated  the  Tih  day  o'  Septem'ier,  A.  D 
ISfit.  executed  by  H^-nry  Laque  and  Ellen  Laque  his 
wife,  of  Faribault  County,  i<tite  of  .Minnesfjlii,  parties  of 
"lie  Brsi  P'rt.  to  Divid  P  Wasjatl.  of  Hancock  County. 
State  01  .Ma'ue,  party  of  the  second  part,  hy  the  failure 
of  said  mortpMirors  or  either  of  them  to  pay  th«  fuin  of 
two  hundred  ami  sixteen  <lollars  and  thirty-three  cnls. 
(|216.*<>,  wtilcti  amount  is  claimed  to  bt  duetht-reoii  for 


CAUTIOW. 

H<>ofl.-<M<rs  dnninn    Ratasdiea    are  ae«Bterfsit«4. 
•*»c  thnl  t'-,»  aiaiiAt    '<a^'*m|^  *"'*  o'  C-  ^'  JACK- 
iN  ia  on  t!ie  wr.ip      'B      ^B  par  of  aaah  b*ltla. 
Ill  utb.i»  UK  •otri       Wm      49  larfeit. 
I'liiioipHl     (ilti  «  and       Maaahctary 

the  (1*1  man  Ma-liciut  Staia,  No.  fSl  ARCil  BUeet, 
.ili.de!)-liia. 

CMAKI.ES  N.  ETAMS. 
iiai  mH3  I  I  tiggiat,  Prupriater, 

r^raierly  (.'.  U.  JAeaae*  A  Oe. 

1=3^  TOES. 

oflaitd'i  CicnMMt  U.tlafs.   )>cr  lif>tlla  $|  M 

half  d.>aac  %  e« 

•'•flanW'iCtKinanTonii'.  pHt  tip  ia  quart  butllea,  1  M 
|>er  l~»li!v.  or  a  l..<lf  doaeu  for  T  •♦ 

ft^r-  l>"  n-'t  f  <iK*l  '.•!  rit.iiuiiia  wall  the  artUJa  y*« 
1 1 .  ill  ol  <Ini  to  (cl  iLa  Kalinins. 

/•r  n^Ie  Ity  »1I  Dritsglitta  %mA  D•«^l• 
1  Mf  !l|««tirlnwi. 


loncy, 

and  it  must  com"  from  our  debtors. 
Yours  truly, 

CL'»SaICK  A  SMITH. 


Address 
r,06  tf 


C.  L.  SMITH, 
Walnut  Lake,  Minn. 


STRAWBKRiitES  ASP  Cbeaw. — Wno  does  not 
I  love  then  ?  Every  one  should  have  a  strawber- 
ry bed.  C.  L.Smith,  of  Walnut  Lake  Nursery, 
will  send  by  mail,  prepaid,  choice  plants  of  \Til. 
son's  Albany,  Crimson  Cane.  Great  .\ustin.  Shak- 
er. Ac.,  at  30  cents  per  doien,  or  f2. 00  per  bun- 
ilred  ;  Leubing's  White,  finest  white  strawberry 


D 


ISSOLUTION. 


and  Basar.  to  one  address  for  cn<:  year,  $IU  00  :     ex,niine  for  your«clve» 
or,  two  of  Harper's    Periodicals,  to  oue  address                     Truly  Youra, 
for  one  year.  $7  00.    ,  j   ^ 

Hack  numbers  ran  be  sappHtd  at  any  time. 

The  annual  vo.uiucii  "f  li.»rpci'»  Wetklv.  in 
neat  cloth  -i  iJinz,  will  be  sent  by  expres*.  free 
of  expense,  for -7  eaeh.  .K  comjilcte  set.  com- 
prising thi  teen  volumes,  sent  or  receipt  of  ca''h 
at  the  rate  of  $5  25  per  volume,  freight  at  ex 
pense  of  purchaser.  Volume  XIII  ready  Janu- 
ary 1st,    IS70. 

The  postage  on  liarperi  Weekly  is     20    cents 


The  co-p«rti»er«hTX>  heretofore  existing  between 
tie  un  lerfigned,  oader  the  firm  name  of  .Mr.ul- 
ton  A  DewtJec.  is  this  day  dissolved  by  mutual 
consent,  F.  Deudeo  withdrawing  therefrom. 

Ail  liabilities  of  the  late  firm  are  assumed  by 
G.  K.  Moulton,  who  will  continue  the  Mercantile 


DB.    SCHENCK'S 

PULMONIC    SYRUP. 

Tliii  presd  iD'-diclne cured  Tff.i.  H.  8ch«wk,  tb« 

principaland  interest  at  the  date  of  tbis  lotice.  beside  Proprietor,  of  Pulmonvy  Coiuumptlou,  wlaen  i  had 
ilie  furOer  som  of  twenly-tlve  dollars,  (t25i,  stipulated  ■asnmcd  ita  most  tannidab!e  arpect,  aod  when  »iitH|y 
as  attorney's  'ee,  to  t.e  p^id  in  c  ise  o:  foreclosure,  dMth  appeared  le  te  ineritabe.  Hla^a>e.anspro- 
a  hlch  said  mortgage  was  recorded  on  the   12th  day   of     ^^  ^.,  joeurable   when  be  cwimeoce* 

September,  A    U.  l*<,n,  at  .'>  o  clock  p.  m  ,  In  the   olfic^  -  _,.._•._■. ,  ,_.  ^        VT 

of  the  Keirl'terofD.eds,  In  said  FarilaiaU  County,  in  :  the  uae  e<  tkis  aimple  bat  powerful  remedy.  Hie 
book  I,  of  Mortgages,  on  page  .'>-%S,  ami  no  action  or  !  heattb  waa  restored  in  a  very  short  time,  and  no 
proceeding  at  law  has  been  ins'ituted  to  recover  the  debt  \  ntoni  «f  the  disease  hes  been  aiiprebeaded,  lor  all 
secnr-rd  bv  said  morigag  •.  or  any  part  thereof;  now,  j  y^  .ymptoma  oulckly  d'jupeared.  aad  his  preaent 
therefore.  In  pursuance  and  by  virtue  of  the  power  of  _  ..v,,  u  ™^«.  .h^.  ._^«  \...^»y^^  _»._.«. 
sale  contained  in  said  mortgage,  rnd  of  the  statutes  la  "•«'«'>*«•  "oo"  ">«  »''•  hundred  pounda. 
such  ctiae  made  and  provided,  notice  is  hereby  piveii,  \  I  Since  Ms  recovery,  he  has  devoted  hie  ettentlda 
that  the  'aid  mortgage  will  bi-  foreclosed,  and  iliv  land  ;  exc'tulveiy  to  the  cure  of  Consumptioa  aod  Ji« 
and  premises  therein  descrilM-d,  via  :     All  Uiat  tract    or  |  diseaace  Which  are  nsually  eemplkated  with  It,  and 

oarc^-l  of  Und  lying  and  bring  in  'he'r^»"'>,  ,"''''•''•  i  the  cures  eflected  by  hie  medidiMs  have  beaa  very 

bault,  and  Stale  of  Minnesota,   describ.-d  as  follows,  to-  ■  '  ' 

wit :     The  weal  half  of  the  sootliwea*  <|uart«r  of  section 

number  one  ^1 ),  In  townsr.ip  numtiwr  one  hundred   a   d 

three  I  lil»)  norMi,  ot  r  !•.,'•,-    ii'imber    iwriity-»ei*n    (27) 

west,  coniainii.g  eiglily  ("*ii)  kcrt-s.  aCC<irdiog  to  to\ern- 

inent  furviy,  together  with  all   the   hereditaturnt.4   and 

appurtenances  iherrunio  Ix-ionglr.g  or  in   any    wl«<>  ap- 

Iiertainiiiif.  wi  I   be  f>"lrt    »t  nubile   fmI--,   to  the    highc»t 

bidder,  for  cash,  to  satisfy  snd   pay   the  said  del*  aijd 

iner<ii  and 

andtliecoslaano  niai.nrfeintnraa.i'.weo  oy  law.  ai  ine  ;  ^,  rB„„i„^  »„  rr^\.^    Onsnmption      r«U    dirw 


nameroos  and  truly  wendenol.  Dr.  Bomewck 
makes  professional  viaita  tosereral  af  the  larger  eiiiei 
weekly,  where  be  has  a  large  eeneoene  at  fatleaCi, 
■od  It  la  truly  astonishinf  to  tee  poor  raanmptivoa 
that  have  t«  be  Ufled  out  ot  tbeir  tai  ii^f.  ax.d  ia 
a    few    HMmtha    baalthy.    roboet    f^^■ella       Da. 


BCHKNCK'S  PULMONIC  8YBCP.  BKAWKED 
the  twenty  hvedoliar»(fi';)atiomey8fe-.;  TONIC,  aad  liAMDHAKB  P1LL8  are  cKieraU/ 
,  and  dirt.ui^^eiotnisail.  wed  by  law    at  the  |  ^,  required  lu  euring   Cwunmption      r«U    dirZ 


front  door  of  the  Post  Office,  in  the  villa},'e  of  Winneba 
go  City,  County  of  Faribault,  and  ."?tate  of  Miunetota. 
on  ThtB-sday.  the  l-Sih  day  ,  f  January,  A.  D.  l?7'J,  at 
10  o'clock  in  the  forenoon  of  that  day. 

Dated,  Winntbifo  City.  .Minn  .  l>ee.  1,  ISW. 

DAVID  P    WASOATT, 

81S-T*  Mortgagee. 


t>:\'. 


"^r  Pa-\  Minr.nrota. ' 


grown,  50  cents  per  doxen.  $4.00    per   hundred,  —  ,  , 

$25.  00  per  thousand.     Good  strong,  new  planL-,     a  year,  which  mu:  I  be   paid  at  the  subscnber  s     bosiaeM  at  the  old  »land, 

careinliy  packed  in  moss,  with  full  direction!  bow     post  otficc.     Address  ( 

t«»  »iant  ani  nltiriJo  ;fce«.  |  IIARPIB   4  BKOTnER.',^      \ 


r\»Yuk. 


G.  K.  MOULTON, 
F.  DEUDON. 


N 


T  OTICE. 


Whereas,  ray  wife  Jane  Breltford.  has  left  my 
'>ed  and  board  without  just   cause   or    provoca 
L'on,  all  pertains  are  hereby  notified  not   to  true; 
•  •r  hfirbnr  her  on  my  a<.'toant,  as  I    wiii    pay   q,, 
•ebts  of  her  cnniraciinr. 

S17-4W  JAMES  DRELSFOKi;. 

I'rcjcat,  ^'Qv.  6ib,  iSo».  • 


required 

tieni  aoeompaiir  each,  eo  that  any  one  oaa  talca  them 
witbosa  aeeinf  Dr.  Someaok,  Imt  wbaa  ti  ia  con. 
veaient  It  is  beat  to  see  blai.  He  fivae  advlee  iree, 
bat  for  a  '.beroogb  examineetea  witb  bie  l«iViroiiM(«r 
I  tija  tee  is  three  dollars. 

Pease  observe,  when  parebadn«, tboi  thk  two 
llkenef«et  of  the  Doctor— oce  when  In  tba  iMtatage 
of  Coocumption,  and  tttc  other  as  he  oow  la,  la 
perfert  beatth— are  on  the  Gevemmeai  Maiapi. 

Bold  by  aU  Druggists  and  Dealen.  Priee  t  .  ft 
per  DotUe.  er  ^tJA  tbe  half  deaao.  Letter*  far 
advice  should  always  he  directed  t«  Dr.  SeheBok'a 
Prtncpal  OJice,  U  Vortb  <Ui  W.,  Pbtladet|ibA  Pa. 
Uena.-ai  Wholesale  .igeoii:  Oamaa  BarwH  A  Uo.,^ 
jr.  Y..  ^  S.  Ha&ce,  BalUmeca,  Md,;  J4»ha  U« 
Pvk,  Uiadnoyli,  Oh>o :  Waikrr  tt  layUct  Cbtca«av 
U. :  GdlUi  Bra;  ^  iMi^M&CK  «  «^  sA  I  >-E. 


t 


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i     I 


I     I 


THE  BROKEN  HOME. 


k'TrntU  stranger  than  Fiction." 

In  Siiu  Franciflco,  ou  the  north  side  ol 
Folsom  street,  overlookius;  Mission  Bay, 
stzindH  a  palatial  residence. 

The  interior  of  this  house  is  even  wore 
beautiinl  thaa  its  exterior,  every  apartment 
being  in  its  way  a  gem  of  magnificence  and 
refinement. 

The  library  especially  realizes  the  most 
p€Tfe«*t  ideal  of  an  elegant  and  cultured 
homo. 

And  yet,  at  the  moment  we  look  in  upon 
him  oue  Augn.st  afttmoou,  as  he  occu- 
pied his  library— the  proprietor  of  all  this 
wealth  appeared  of  all  men  the  most  mis- 
erable. 

Ho  wfis  Mr.  Morton  Preble,  for  many 
years  a  Itadiug  banker  of  San  Francisco. 

It  was  in  Vi.in  that  the  broad  bay-window 
at  the  ^^>^lth  end  of  tho  room  had  been  op- 
ened. Rivinp;  iugreHH  to  the  sunshine  and 
fmRTauce  of  rare  flowers-  in  vain  that  the 
walls  were  lined  -jriih  richly  carved  book 
cases,  aud  paintiui^s-in  vain  that  the 
conches  and  luxurious  chairs  had  been 
gathered  around  him. 
He  wiv»  wretcht'd. 

He  lay  on  a  sofa,  in  the  depths  of  the 
bay-window,  the  wnck  of  a  once  powerful 
man.  His  tigure  a\>s  thiu  and  gannt:  his 
face  white  as  marbie;  his  eyes  having  an 
expression  o1  woful  apprehension ;  of  har- 
rowing anxietv.  of  dreadful  expectancy. 

It  was  evident  at  a  glance  that  no  merely 
physical  ailment  made  him  what  he  was. 

Bv  what  withering  secret,  by  what  des- 
troViii''  uftliction,  had  he  been  thus  agon- 
ized V  thus  haunted  ?  thus  haunted  ?  he  so 
noblo  and  gooil !  he  so  wealthy  and  distin- 
ffuishcd !  ,  .     ,         • 

As  he  moved  restlessly  upon  his  luxuri 
ons  cushions  the  pretty  clock  on  the  man- 
tel-piece struck  five,  every  stroke  seeming 
to  fall  like  a  hammer  upon  the  heart  of  the 
nervous  invalid.  He  aroused  himself. 
Btruggling  ft-ebly  to  a  sitting  postnre. 

'•Ul  will  this  fatal  day  never,  never  pass.-' 
he  murmured :  "nor  bring  us  relief  Y' 

Koli--ing  with  a  nervous  start,  that  he 
w.as  alone,  ho  touched  a  boll  upon  a  table 
before  him,  and  called: 

"Helen,  Helen!  where  are  yon' 
r.elore  the  echoes  of  hiu  voice  had  died 
out,  a  step  was  heard,  and  his  wife  entered 
his  prisouce.  .    ,,     » 

"I  left  you  only  for  a  niomcut.  Morton, 
she  said  atlvancing  to   the  bankers  side. 
"Yon  were  dozing  I  think.     I  wished  to 
send  for  the  doctor. 

.She  was  a  beautiful  woman,  of  some  six 
and  thirty  years,  graceful,  with  broad 
white  brows,  and  loving  eyes,  in  which 
the  brightness  and  sweetness  of  a  sun- 
shin  v  nature  were  still  perceptible,  under 
„  t-riif  no  less  poignant  than  thtt  evinced 
by  her  hnsLaiid. 

""The    doctor?"     he    echoed,     halt    n- 
proachfuUy.  ,  , 

"Yes,  dear."  she  said  in  a  calm  and 
cheerful  voice,  as  she  drew  a  chair  to  the 
side  of  the  sofa,  and  sat  down,  stroking 
the  corrugftteti  forehead  of  the  invalid  with 
a  magnetic  touch.  "He  will  be  here  im- 
mediately. Your  las*  nervous  crisis  alarm- 
ed me.     Y'on  may  become  seriously  ill." 

Mr.  Preble  bestowed  an  aflfectionate 
look  upon  his  wife,  but  said  despondingly: 
'"The  doctor  !  II'"  cannot  'minister  to  a 
mind  deceased  !'  Oh,  if  these  long  hours 
would  only  pass !  If  I  only  knew  what  the 
dav  has  yet  in  store  for  us  !" 

"Lookup,  Morton."  enjoined  Mrs.  Pre 
ble,  with  a  reverently  trustful  glance  up- 
ward through  the  open  window  at  the  blue 
skv,  and  as  if  looking  beyond  the  azure 
clouds  therein.  "Let  us  appeal  from  the 
injustice  and  wickedness  ol  earth  to  tne 
pooduesfl  and  mercy  of  Heaven  !" 
"  The  banker  gave  alow,  sobbing  sigh. 

"I  cannot  look  up,  Helen,"  he  answered, 
with  a  passionate  tremor  in  his  voice - 
"only  down.  down,  at  the  grave  that  is 
oneniucc before  me?" 

^"Look  up,  Morton,  always  took  up!  she 
a^ain  enjoined  upon  the  invahd.  "During 
ail  these  fourteen  years  of  agony  I  have  not 
once  doubted  either  the  goodness  or  the 
justice  of  Heaven.  'Blessed  are  they  that 
mourn,  for  they  shall  be  comforted.  I  be- 
lieve that  we  shall  yet  rejoice  more  keenly 
th m  wo  have  mourned,  and  that  we  shall 
come  to  a  t^lorions  day  beyond  all  this  long 
nif'ht  of  sorrow!'  ,,.,,,  ,. 

The  face  of  Uio  invalid  lighted  up  with 
an  answering  glow,  and  he  murnmred : 

"Oiorions  f.nth  !  My  wife,  you  are  indeed 
ft  bl.  ssed  comforter !  Perhaps  yen  ar^  ngLt 

after  all ! '  ,  ,     ,  .  ,,  . 

A  knock  resounded  on  a  side  door  at  this 
luncture.  and  the  next  moment  Dr.  Hutton.  [ 
the  family  physician,  for  whom   Mrs.  Pre- 1 
ble  had  sfent.  entered  the  room.  I 

Ho  was  an  old  man,  portly  in  figure,  with  | 
white  hair  and  beard,  but  with  a  fresh  and  , 
ruddy  complexion,  a   pair  of  shrewd  blue 
eves  and  with  an  exuberant  boyishness  of 
manner  that  sat  well  upon  him.     He  had  a 
kin.l  h^art  and  a  clear  head      He  approach- 1 
ed  the  «f.fa,  after  Kroeting  the  husband  and 
wilo    and  lifted  the  thin,  restless  hand  ol 
the  invalid,  feeling  his  pulse. 

"Onitea  high  fever."  he  said,  after  a 
brief  pause.  "Worrryin?  again,  eh  Mr. 
Preble  '^  Yon  are  wearing  yourself  out. 
Medicine  will  do  you  no  good  so  long  aj 
yonr  mind  is  in  its  present   condition.      I 

must  oive  yon  an  opiate  ■      ,    ,     ,      , 

"Not  now.  doctor. '  interposed  the  bank- 
er "I  cannot— must  not  sleep  to-day  ! 
I  need  to  be  broad  awake.now.f  )r  I  cannot 
tall  at  any  moment  what  the  next  may 
bring  forth.  I  am  looking  for  the  culmina- 
ion  of  allmyvears  of  anguish  ^for  the 
crwning'agonVof  the  whole  Perhaps. 
Ah.  what  was  that  f 

wildly,  and  then,    as  the 


"I  can  make  nothing  of  this,"  he  de- 
clared. "It  is  merely  a  date,  with  the 
name  of  your  lost  daughter.  It  tells  me 
nothing." 

"Nor  did  it  us,  at  first,"  said  Mr.  Preble. 
"Then  that  name  and  that  date,  with  the 
demon  laugh  connecting  them,  set  us  to 
thinking.  A  whole  year  we  agonized  over 
the  dreadful  problem,  and  then  we  received 
another  message,  which  you  shall  see." 

He  thrust  a  second  slip  of  paper,  identi- 
cal in  shape  and  appearance  with  the  first, 
befoie  the  gaze  of  Dr.  Hutton.  who  read  it 

aloud: 

"Auguat  9, 1856.        rour  Jtut  ttill  Iwet. 

The  physician  started,  as  if  electrified. 

"Ah!  this  is  something  definite— some- 
thing decisive."  he  muttered.  "It  con- 
vinced you  that  your  daughter  was  still 

'•Yes,  doctor,"  said  Mr.  Preble,  "and 
every  anniversary  of  that  day  has  brought 
us  some  message.  The  disappearance  ol 
the  child,  mysterious  as  it  is,  does  not 
seem  to  me  half  so  strange  as  that  the  vil- 
lian  who  took  her  away  could  contrive  to 
communicate  with  us  every  year  since,  and 
always  on  a  pfirticular  day- the  anuiver- 
aaryof  that  on  which  she  was  stolen- 
wilhout  our  being  able  to  discover  who  he 
is  Aud  a  still  greater  wonder  to  me  is 
what  can  be  his  motive.  It  seems  incred 
iblo.  H  it  was  stated  in  a  novel  many  peo- 
ple would  not  believe  it.  But  "truth  is 
stranger  than  fiction  !" 

Mr!».  Preble  drew  from  her  huabanl  s 
breast  pooket  his  note-book,  opened  it  to 
the  proper  page;  and  presented  it  to  the 
physician.  ,  .  , 

Dr.  Hutton  adjusted  his  spectacles, 
glanced  over  the  page,  and  then  slowly 
read  tho  group  of  entries  aloud.  The  en- 
try the  first  year  was  as  follows: 

"Auguat  9,  1855.    Jtstie,ha,Ka!   Jttsit  r 

And  the  n<  xt  year  it  Is— 
>>Augnttt  9,  ItiSe. 

And  tho  uoxt  — 

1857. 


Thin  lino  was  as  follows: 

••August  9.  18C8.     At  fix  Ivnll  eall." 
A  shock  of  wonder  and  horror  Hnook  the 

three  simultaneously. 

"Will  call  !"  cried  Mr.  Preble,  starting  to 

his  feet  and  glaring  wildly  aronnd. 

"Is  coming  here?"  cried    Mrs.  Preble, 


also  arising. 

It  seems  so,"  said  Dr 


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Ile started  up .  .    , 

sound  that  disturbed  him  was  not  repeated 
he  sa.k  a.„^ain   upon  his   cushions,   pallid 

'^Th^'docTor  looked  at   Mrs.  Preble   with 
an  anxious  inquiring  glance.        ...... 

"It  is  the  anniversary."  she  replied  to  his 
unspokru    question -"the  anmversary  ol 

°"''ACye«."  8ai«l  the  doctor.     "I  remem- 
ber  " 

•Ye.-*,  it's  another  of  those  terrible  days." 
«ftid  the  banker,  in  aho  low  whi..per.       -.Sit 
down,  .loctor.  and  I  will  tell, you 
story   I  can't  think  of  an>thmgol.se  to-day 
and'aiu  almost  wild  with  apprehension  and 
anxiety.     Sit  down.  . 

Dr.  Hutton  drew  up  a  ohair  and 
himself,  his  {\ce  expresping  the  double 
itudo  of  a  friend  and  physician, 

••You  knew  iw  fourteen  years  ago, 
tor."  said  Mr.  Preble.  "We  lived 
where  we  do  how,  in  a  cottage  on  the  site 
of  this  great  mansion.  There  were  but 
taree  of  us  -Helen  and  I.and  our  three-year 
old  Tessie.  -Vnd  U  wa.N  lunrteen  years  ago 
to-day  that  our  little  Jessie  was  stolen  from 

us." 

"I  remember  it,"  said  the  doctor,  softly. 
"Y'et  she  miqht  not  have  been  lost,  Mr. 
Preble  "^  She  went  out  to  play  in  the  gar- 
den if  I  remember  rightly,  and  was  never 
seen  by  you  again.     She  might  have  stray- 

•So  "we  thought  for  a  whole  year,  doe- , 
tor.  •  intermpted  the  banker.  "We  never 
dreamed  that  she  had  been  stolen.  W  e 
searched  everywhere  for  her.  and  offered 
immense  rew.aids  for  her  recovery.  1  em- 
ployed detectives,  but  all  to  no  purpose. 
When  our  little  .Jessie  ran  down  the  steps 
into  that  flower-ftardeu,"  and  he  pointed  to 
the  front  of  the  house,  "as  if  the  earth  had 
opened  aud  swiUlowed  her  up.  we  never 
saw  herauain."  .    .         ,  j 

"She  must  have  found  the  gate  open  and 
wandered  out,"  suggesUd  Dr.  Hutton. 
"She  might  have  strolled  down  to  the 
waters  and  been  drowned."  | 

The  banker  fixed  his  burning  eyes  open  | 
the  phvsician's  face,  and  whispered:  , 

"I  said  we  never  saw  the  poor  chila 
a^^in.  I  did  not  say  we  had  not  heard  of 
li^r.  She  was  lost  on  the  0th  of  August, 
IS",  t  For  a  year  we  tnousht  her  dead. 
But  on  the"  anniversary  of  our  loss  we 
rec-ived  a  written  message  concerning 
her  ' 

"A  imwMC'  •"  ^""^  ^'-  Hutton,  start- 

'•\  mere  scrawl— a  -single  line  in  a  hand 
evidently    disguised,"    said    the   banker. 

•Here  it  i-*."  .  ^  , 

H^  produced  a  dingy  scrap  of  paper  from 
a  drawer  in  the  table,  and  held  it  np  to 
the  view  of  the  phjsician,  who  read  as  fol- 

^"Angfrt  0.  IW.    Jrsse.  »«,  ha  '  J^^se.- 

Dr  Hutton  looked,  with  a  puzzled  air. 
from  the  scrap  of  pap^T,  which  he 
,       ver  and  over,  to  the  conntcLance 
banker. 


••AngUMt  9,  181S, 

And  the  next  — 

•Angnat  9,  18J9, 

And  the  next— 

••Auguat  9,  1860. 

And  tl.r  next— 
••Auguat  9,  1801. 

And  the  next— 

"Auguat  9,  186'^. 

Aud  the  next—  ,™.«  m» 

-Auguat  9,1853.  She'i  becovitng  a  woman  ! 

And  the  next—  .....   ..  .  j  _  » .• 

••Auguat  9,  1864.     Your  chtld  u  thirteen  I 

*"  Augu-V~9,  1  865.    She'*  lovelier  than  ever .'" 

And  the  next—  „     ^  ,„ 

••Auguat  9.  I  b66.    Shf's  really  eharmtng  ^ 

And  the  next—  .  .      , .       ,  ,„ 

••Auguat  9,  1867.    My  reward  is  at  hand  ! 

And  what  .shall  we  get  to-day  '! 

The  physician  looked  up  and  fixed  his 
thoughtful  gaze  upon  the  bereaved  hus- 
band and  wife. 

"How  did  these  messages  come  to  yon  t 
he  demanded. 

"Invariably  by  post,"  rephed  Mr. 
ble.     "Usually  to  the  hou*e.  but  sometimes 
totheoflBce." 

"And  you  have  never  seen  their  author.' 

"Never." 

'•The  last  of  them  is  dated.  I  see.  a  year 

ago  to  day." 

"Y'es,  yes."  faltered  the  banker,  "and  the 
time  has  come  for  another  message, 
is  the  9th  of  August,  1868." 

'•I  see,"  said  Dr.  Hutton.     "And  this 
the  secret  of  your  terrible  excitement  !  You 
are  expccling'to  receive  to-day  another  of 
the.so  strange  messages." 

Theri  was  a  brief  silence.  Mrs.  Preble  s 
hand  fluttered  in  its  ta.sk,  and  her  face 
grww  VL-rv  pale.  The  banker  breathed 
gaspingly.'  The  physician  regarded  them 
both  in  friendly  sympathy. 

"We  shall   hear  of    her    again  to-day. 
said  Mr.  Preble;  "and  what  will  the  mess- 
age be  ?" 

The  mother  averted  her  face.  Her  brave 
heart  faltered   as  the  question   echoed  in 

I  her  soul. 

"The  writer  of  these  letters  is  unques- 
tionably the  abductor  of  your  child  !"  said 
Dr.  Hutton.  "Have  you  any  Fuspieiou  as 
to  his  identity  ?" 

"Not  the  slightest,"  said  Mr.  Preble. 
"We  have  puzzled  over  the  problem  for 
many  vears,  but  we  cannot  guess  who  he  is.     i 

"Think."said  the  doctor.  "Have  you 
no  enemy  ?  I  do  not  mean  people  with  I 
whom  you  are  not  friendly- every  stirring 
man  has  plenty  of  these-  but  a  downright 
enemy  !  Is  there  no  man  whom  you  knew 
in  the  East  who  hated  you  ?  No  one  against 
whom  you  were  called  upon  to  testify  no 
one  whom  you  possibly  injured  ?" 

The  banker  shook  his  head.  He  had 
isked  himself  all  these  questions  repeat- 
edly. 

"I  have  no  such  an  enemy,  doctor,"  he 
answered,  with  sincerity  of  voice  and  man- 
ner. 

"And  Mrs.  Preble  V"  suggested  the  doc- 
tor, turning  to  her.  "Have  you  no  reject- 
ed suitor  who  might  be  revengeful  enough 
to  desolate  your  home?" 

"No,"  said  the  lady.  "I  was  married 
early.     Morton  was  my  first  lover." 

"This  IS  strange— verj-  strange  ! '  mutter- 
ed the  doctor.     "You  are  not  conscious  ol  | 
having  an  enemy  in  the  world,  and  yet  you 
have   an  enemv— a  hidden  foe— a  tioud  ir. 
human  form— who  is   working  out  igaiast 
you  a  fearful  hatred  !      And  you   have  not  i 
the  slightest  suspicion  as  to  whom  he  is?" 
'•Not  the  slightest."  declared  the  banker.  | 
"Not  the  slightest,"  echoed  Mrs.  Preble. 
"My  husband    had    a  step-brother    who  j 
might  have  been  capable  of  this  infamy-  j 
but  ho  is  dead  !" 

"The  handwriting  is  not  familiar  ?" 
"No.     It  is  merely  a  rude  scrawl,  as  jou 
see,"  said  the  banker.     "It  sujjgests  noth- 
ing—except that  it  is  evidently  disguised  1' 
Again  there  was  a  profound  silence.        ^^  i 
"Our  child  is  seventeen  years  old  now,"  I 
at  length  murmured  Mrs.  Preble,  her  voice 
trembUng.     "She  is  in   tiie   threshold  of 
womanhood.     No  doubt.  d«ring  all  these 
years,  she  has  yearned  for  us,  wherever  she 
may  be,  as  we  have  yearned  for  her!" 

•'But  where  is  she?"  asked  the  physician 
—  and   now    his   voice   was  broken  by  his 
ler.     ".Sit    ^        sympathy  with  the  agonized  parents, 
the  wholt.    ..y^j^ere  can  she  be." 

"Heaven  only  knows"  answered  the 
mother.  "Perhaps  in  San  Francisco— per- 
haps in  some  rude  hut  in  the  interior,  with 
some  obscure  farmer,  and  under  a  name 
that  is  not  hers!  I  think  her  abductor 
would  have  carried  her  to  some  lonely  re- 
gion of  the  interior,  amonc  the  valleys  and 
mountains.  Yet  I  never  see  a  young  girl 
in  the  streets  without  turning  to  look  at  her. 
I  never  hear  a  girlish  voice  without  listen- 
iDg  eagerly,  half  fancying  that  it  may  prove 
the  voice  of  my  lost  .Jessie!" 

"Oh.  pitying  heaven  !"  sighed  Dr.  Hut-  i 
ton.    d  ishing  a  flood    of  tears    from  his 
eyes;  'will  this  long  agony  never  be  over?  ' 

"We  hope  so,  and  even  believe  so,"  an-  \ 
swered  Mrs.  Preble,  with  the  firmness  of  | 
an  unfaltering  trust  in  Grod's  mercy.  "The  \ 
last  message  we  received  from  our  ene-  j 
my  seems  tc  point  to  some  kind  of  a  ^ 
change." 

'True."  assented  Dr.  Hutton,  looking  at 
the  message  in  question.  "It  is  unlike  the 
others.  It  says  that  his  'reward  is  at  hand.' 
He  means  either  that  he  intends  to  marry  ; 
yonr  daughter,  or  that  he  intends  to  de- 
mand money  of  you  for  bringing  her  back 
— or  both."  ; 

"We  shall  soon  know,"  said  Mrs.  Preble.  , 
I  with  forced  ealmnnss.      "To-day  we  shall  : 
have  anoth«r   message,    no  doubt.      What  j 
will  it  be?" 

The  banker  turned  restlessly  on  his  sofa, 
;  and  his  face  grew  even  paler.  j 

!  "Whatever  it  is.  let  it  come,"  he  mur- 
I  mured.  "Anything  can  be  borne  better 
'  than  this  suspense.     Let  it  come.  ' 

.\3  if  his  impatient  words  had  precipi- 
tated a  crisis,  a  step  was  heard  on  the  walk 
at  this  moment,  and  a  ring  at  the  front  dooi 
followed. 

"Another  message  !"  breithed  the  bank- 
er. 

A.  servant  soon  entejed.  bearing  a  letter, 
which  he  extended  to  Mr.  Preble: 
"The  be-irer  is  ii  the  hall." 
With  an  eager,  anxious  gaze,  the  banker 
glanced  at  the  superscription  of  the  mis- 
sive. 

It  is  from  him,"  he  faltered. 
He  tore  the  envelope  open. 
It  contained  a  slip  of  paper,  of  well- 
known  shape  and  appearance,  upon  which 
was  scrawled  a  single  line,  in  an  equally 
well-known  haad-writing.  which  the 
banker  exhibited  to  his  wife  an  i  the  phy- 
aiciaa. 


Hutton, 
aoain  reverting  to  the  message.      ' 
he  here  at  six  o'clock,  and  see !  it  is  six  al- 
ready ! "  , 

Even  as  he  spoke,  the  clock  on  the  man- 
tel-piece commenced  striking  the  appointed 
hour,  and  at  that  instant  heavy  footsteps 
resounded  in  the  haU.    approaching  the  li- 
brary. ,  .  . 
"It  is  he!"  cried  the  doctor,  also  anting. 
As  the  last  stroke  of  the  hour  resounded, 
the  door  leading  from  the  hall  again  opened. 
Ou  •  long  and  horrified  glance  cast  the 
bankir  and  his  wife  in   that  direction,  and 
then  she  fell  heavily  to  the  floor. 

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Baldness. 


Loss  of  Hair, 

Boston,  July  19. 
Messrs  Joseph  BtJBNETT  4  Co. :-      ,  „,  „    _  „„,;,, 

For  many  months  my  li«ir  lias  l>eenf  alHng  oil,  until  i 
WM  fearful  of  losing  it  entirely.  ThtfjAln  upon  my  head 
became  gradually  mo»sL aoiJ  more  iiitlamod. 

1  «UU,SMnoijJxh«  tiB^your  Cocoaine  the  Ust  week 
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Dressing. 

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■^•iVa?^r"Vo?^me  time  past  I  »».T«been  uaingyonr 
Cocoaine  and  think  it  far  preferable  to  anything  1  have 
ever  used  for  tho  hair.  ,      ,      ,  ,., 

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Boston,  November  24, 185i*. 
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Irritation  of  tlie  Scalp. 

WATEnvn.i.r,  Me.,  September  1,1,  18«5C. 
Messrs.  JOSEPH  Buknktt  4  Co.  :— 

Dear  Sim,-  I  have  derive(L)nucli  benefit  from  the  use 
of  your  Cocoaine,  I'welveTears  ago  I  had  the  tj-phus 
fever:  after  my  recovery  I  found  myself  troubled  with 
an  irritation  of  the  scalp. 

I  purchased  a  bottle  of  the  Cocoaine  only  for  the  pur- 
pose of  a  hair  dressing,  but  to  my  surprise,  it  has  en- 
tirely removed  the  irritation  of  so  long  standing.  I  liave 
recommended  it  to  several  of  my  friends,  who  were 
atllictcd  in  the  same  way,  and  it  has  wholly  eradicated 
the  disease.  JOSEPH  HILL,  Jk. 


ped  my  wife'B'hair  from  coming  out  and  increased  its 

*Tam  also  under  obligations  to  thi«  same  Cocoaine  for 
saving   my  own  hair,  whicli  was  ver>  tust  coming  out 
previous  to  using  this  valuable  preparation. 
Very  truly  yours,  J.  C.  SllTCHKLL, 

Grocer,  Bangor,  Ma 

A  Remarkable  Casd. 

Kast  .MidkiJlHouo',  MA.'>b.,  Juno  0. 18&1- 
Messrs.  Bt.'UNKTT  4  Co:  -  ,  ,    .    ,     i.„ 

My  daughter  has  lieen  afflicted  with  neuralgia  in  her 
head  for  three  years,  bhe  has  used  during  that  tunc 
many  powerful  applications.  These,  with  the  ""tenso 
heat  caused  by  ttio  pains,  burned  her  hair  so  badly  tuai 
in  October,  1*>1,  it  all  came  off.  , 

She  was  induced  to  try  your  Cocoaine,  and  the  result 
was  astonishing.  She  had  not  used  half  the  content-s  ot 
a  bottle  before  her  lieati  was  covered  with  hne  young 
hair.  In  four  months  the  hair  has  grown  several  inches 
in  length,  verj-  thick,  soft,  and  lino,  and  of  a  darker 
color  than  formerly.    With  respect,  ^ i^nv 


It  is  now  eleven 
years  since  Dr. 
Roback,  the  cel- 
ebrated Swedish 
]ihysician,  from 

I  Stockholm,  Swe- 
den,  came  to  this 

country  and  introduced  the  Scan- 
dinavian Blood  Purifier;  since 
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cured,  by  its  use,  of  Scrofula  and 
other  blood  diseases.  It  contains, 
besides  the  Iodide  of  Potassa  and 
Syrup  of  Stillingia,  drugs  import- 
ed from  Sweden  for  its  exijress 
manufacture,  unknown  and  not 
kept  by  apothe- 
caries "in  this 
country.  A 
Single  trial  will 
convince  the  moat 
skeptical  of  Us 
wonderful  value. 


B  fKNETTS  COCOA  IKE  %•  the  BEST  and  CHE  A  PJC.IT  Uair-Dret»in</  in  Ihe  trorld.  II  promotet  the  GHO  WTH  OF 
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Pine  Tree  Tar  Cordial. 

Preservative  as  well  as  Curative. 

It  is  not  only  for  their  absolutely  curative,  but  for  their 
preservalivo  properties,  that  Dr.  U  Q  WlSllAKI  » 
mediciueij  are  so  widely 

Celebrated  ail  ( ver  the  Union. 

THK  PlNl".  TREE  TAR  CORDIAL  not  only  restores 
tho  sick  to  the  bloom  of  hoalth,  but  it  fortiliestJie  system 
against  subsequent  attaclcs  of  i 

Malignant  Affections. 

Tlie  array  of  diseases  of  tho  lungs  and  throat  yields  to 
the  balsamic  and  tonic  properties  of  Dr.  \\  ishart  s 

Pine  Tree  Tar  Cordial 

As  the  summer  f.ig  disappears  before  the  fresh  evening 
breeze  Its  constituent  properties,  though  simple,  are 
powerful.  I- rom  the  very  lirst  the  debilitated  victim  ot 
noxious  dnigs  realizes  that  he  bus  found  a  triciid. 

A  glow  of  warmth  liegins  to  pasa  through  his  chilled 
circulation.  The  pulse  becomes  natural  and  regular, 
and  a  buoyancy  of  spirits— the  consequence  of  an  a-ssur- 
ance  of  rt'turning  health  comes  upon  thw  patient.  I  he 
fell  disease,  i;ou»umption,  while  the  luup  retain  any 
tiling  of  strength  upon  which  to  liuild,  i.s  dispellod  by 
the  FI.N'E  TREK  TAR  CORDIAL,  in  a  manner  to 
which  thousands  of  grateful  patients  have  felt  it  a  duty, 
as  well  as  a  pleasure,  to  testily. 

How  many,  who  have  died,  and  left  their  children 
orvhans,  mignt  have  been  living  in  blooming  health  huO 
Uiey  but  availed  themselves  of  Dr.  Wihhaut's  simple 
remudieb  instoad  of  the  nowous  poisons  to  which 

Their  Constitutions  have  Yielded. 

Tar  from  the  pine  tree  forest,  as  prepared  by  Dr. 
WlbHAllT,  is  a  panacea. 

"The  IVodufI  of  lUe  Trc*-  in  for  tUi"  IleuliiiK 
of  the  NatloiiH." 

The  hardy  bacliwoodaman,  breathing  the  aroina  of  the 


FOR  THE  ^       CHALFANT'S 

ill  iJ COCO  CREAM 

It  is  purely  vegetable,  contains  no  alcohol,  sulphur. 

leader  mineral  ingredient;  is  clean,  highly  perfume* 

and  dilTercnt  from  any  other  article.    Everybody  wil 

useit    Prirp.onlv50ct8.    50(MKX>  bottles  sold  annually 

BL'RNHAMS  dfc  VAN  SCHAACK, 

I  CHICAGO,  Wholesale  Agents.      Sold  by  all  druggists 


ASTONISHING ! 

mWAI>.4.1Il':  LA  KlKcanproduco,  bymeausof  the 
ITl  Horost-ope,  a  true  picture  of  your  future  husband 
or  wife,  witli  name,  occupation,  i«>cuni«ry  cirtunv 
slances,  date  of  marriage,  and  felicity  of  married  life, 
lurthermoro.  she  will  give  lou  the  V.  »->.  addretm.  so  that 
you  can  correspond  ;  also  the  age  and  full  description, 
ami  tell  you  how,  when  and  wht^re  you  will  become 
acquainted,  how  often  you  will  marry,  your  destined 
Buocess  in  life,  and  everj-thing  relating  to  your  future. 
State  your  age,  color  of  eyes  and  hair,  inclosing  aO  cents, 
and  you  will  receive  the  picture,  with  a  written  desljuy, 
by  return  mail.  Address,  in  contidenco,  M.  L*.  KUK, 
Drawtr  .'iNWt*  t'hieago,  111.  _ 

Building  Paper 

TO  MAKE  YOUR  Ut*USK.S 

I  WARM,  BRY  &  VERMIN  PROOF, 


Dr.  Roback's 
Blood  Pills  are 
unsurpassed  b}f 
any  Pill  manu- 
faetured  for  a 
Xsimilar  purp%se. 
^ii^H^^M^^J  One  trial  inva- 
riably estaiUshcs  them  as  favorites 
with  all  who  use  them. 

The  reasons  why  Dr.  Roback' s 
Blood  Pills  should  be  kept  in  ev- 
ery family  are:  Because  they  can 
be  employed  in  all  cases  where  a 
'■'■family  physic"  is  required,  and 
are  perfectly  safe  iii  their  admin- 
istration  at   all   times;    Because 
tJtey    are    made 
both   with   and 
ivithout     sugar- 
eoaling,    thus 
adapting  them  to 
the  use  of  every- 
body ;     Because 


riiij 


they  can  be  pur 
chased  at  any 
drug  store  at  the 
extremely  low 
price  of  twenty- 
five  cents  per 
box. 
For  Sale  by  nruggisU 

and    nealers   in    Patent 

M etl ic in ea  every- where. 


FOR 


REDUCEDPRICE 

For  the  year  1870  wc  have  made  a  rcducUou  In 
the  price  of  single  subaciiption.s  of  a3  p^r  cent., 
enabling'  all  persona  to  get  the  paper  at  tl.oO  per 
year,  ami  clubs  at  reduced  rates. 

We  hive  made  anangementa  to  pnbUsli  several 
serial  stories  during  the  year,  commencing  with 
th<;  oritjlnal  story  of 

OVER   THE   PLAINS, 

BY    MIGNONETTE. 


ET  EVERYBODY 

tificut!.  in  Packard  &  «;«  -/"i:  ':^J,  "J,  i 

butior:,  conMst.nj/ "I  ':'»"''V21.  1?^'  ^  ..' 

I  iiuU  1  nd  Silver  W«tcheH,  J''"'^^"^^  *  :• 

1  u<  in  .  uu  ^"  vvf-rV'irlli'k"t"  O'- di."- 

value.lut  $75,000.  *•*«';  «ifK>   olin   iiud 

>;X?.'sentTnm-eiptof20c.t.nt..orhve 

*' "— iPACKARD&CO. 

69WPSt  Fourth  Street, 
Cinoinnati,  Ohig. 

GOMMilN  SENSE ! ! ! 

«r»VTl.Jl  AI.KNl'S  *2.3ll  per  mor"'' 
J^  r7NIMVl  IMPROVKD  COM, 
l"v\l  i  Y  SKwi!J(:  MACHINR.  ITI 
tireat  inducemenis  to  ApnU.  Th'» '«" 
Sewing  Machine  .  f  the  dav  makes  the  f 
T^  l^titch"  -wii;  d..  anv  t.nd  of  work 


mreading  branches,  are  as  exempt  from  that  full  disea.se, 
(foiuiumption.  as  the  natives  ot  .Soulhem  I- ranee  and 
Italy  A«  prepared  by  Dr.  Wishakp,  the  (  ordial  acts 
I  at  Slice  ITie  tirst  bottle  enhibits  to  you  grateful  fore 
1  tastes  of  returning  health.  You  are  racked  by  no  more 
cough  nor  bathed  with  debilitating  night  sweats. 

Thousands  of  people  »ill  t.ai  you  Uiat  in  the  entire 
range  ot  nature's  curatives,  there  is  no  combination  so 
haoLiy.  so  elticacious,  and  so  harmless  as  WisBakts 
PIXKTRKKTAR  CORDIAL 

(JhPuiistJ*  agree  in  saying  that  the  pn^rM  o.f'li'lii'ation 
by  which  this  Cordial  is  yielded,  is  so  philoaMjhical  as  to 
be  unsu.Kceptible  of  further  improv.-iuent.  I  he  generic 
taste  of  tho  Ur  is  neutralized,  and  the  idea  of  medicine 
becomes  loet  in  the  quality  of  a  palaUbl«  luxury. 

Dr,  Wishart's  Medicines 

Are  sold  by  all  respectable  apothecaries,  and  supplied 

^  the  trade  at   Dr.  Wishart's  (iroat  tamily  Medicine 

store. 

No.  'iS'i  North  M«H!ond  .Street,  llilladelphla. 

A  medica  lexpert,  holding  honorable  collogiat/?  diplo_ 
mas.  devotes  his  entire  time  to  the  ejamination  ot 
patienta.  at  tho  office  parlors.  As.*>ciated  with  him.  are 
two  con.sulting  physicians,  ot  acknowledged  ominonco, 

,  whose  services  are  given  to  the  pubhc  l-iiKK  oj  cUAWiK. 

i  This  opportunity  is  otft-red  by  no  other  mstituUon  lu 

l.etters  from  any  pirt  of  the  country,  asking  advice, 
I  wiU  be  promptly  antl  grutuitousb'  responded  to.  Where 
I  convenient,  remitUnces  should  Uke  the  shape  of  drafts 

'  "'^e  ofw?:&  Pine  Tree  Tar  Cordial,  $1.5U  per 
liottle,  or  #11  per  dozen.    Sent  by  express 

All  '^o">'"""''-»'*"- ^5°;f  ^fsVii^rjll.  D.. 

No.  Za  N.  Second  street,  Philadelphia. 


U.SB 


J.  R.  Lawrence  &  Co.'s 


PATENT 


BUILDING 


To  be  followed  by  others  duricg  the  year,  any  one 
of  which  would  cost  more  in  book  form  than  our 
price  of  subscription.  While  the  Wi.-.co>siN  will 
conUnue  its  devotion  to  Republican  priuciples.  the 
publishtrs  do  not  intend  it  to  be  a  partisan  Journal ; 
bnt  rather  a  Famii-t  N*.wspapeii.  full 
reading  for  the  fathers,  mothers  and 
every  honeehold  in  the  Northwest. 


of  welcome 
chilurcn  of 


Terms   of 


tlie  Wisconsin. 

Wifcif  ONailN 


WF.KKIA 

1  copy  oni-  year,  .  .  - 

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llcopii""       "      -         -         -         - 
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Additional  copies  at  rate  of  the  Club. 

SK>n.WEKKl.Y  WIHCONsilN 
I  copy  oue  year,  -  -         • 

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sell  the 
I PROVkd'  COMMON  SKNSE 
MACHINK.     I'rlpe  oiil>  WIS. 

This  is  the  most  popular 
famous    Klasti* 

'-"^^^''^iihin-e''  foaoi'."  r.  r.<C  Ih'fd'ima'nVC- 
"t"an5^^^rSg;Kuiot^^ 
^d"dle!*;'8gmM  Ir*  C<5.rB2;;i,n."  M^ass.,   PitUn'r^: 
Pa.   or  St.  Ixiuis,  .Wo.     ^ 


OMEN  OF   NEW  YORK; 


ilie    I  iiaer.\rorld   ot   the   <.;reat 

■n.e  Bin.s  of  every  class  of  society  c  v 

Ar;,.l  'lie  /.'..i'' -'■""  rnaK      Slgnalsot 

pages;  4.1  illustrations  Price,  »'»{^":k 
Agei;i»>\anlea.  Address  N.  Y.  BOOK. 
CO.,  l-ii  Nassau  street.  N.  Y. 


Allilfl  How  I  .Made   ll    In   Six    .MonthH. 
W  I  I4U  '=>»'^^''^*  "'"^  ""''  sample  mailed  free.^ 


A.  J.  KUL.LAM.  N.  Y. 


EPILEPSY 

CAST  BS  CUILZID. 

I     Those  hiving  friends  afflicted  are  earnestly  solicit^ 
to  send    for    a    ClRCri.AR    l.KTTKR    OK    RKI-KR- 


FWl 

SHEATHINC^    ROOFING, 

Or  in  place  ot 

PLASTERING, 

lucosf  is  so  trilling  that  an  ordinarj-  house  can  be 
covered  on  all  sides  for  less  than 

TEN   DOLLARS. 

Send  for  circnlurs  and  samples  to 

J.  R.  LAWRENCE  &  CO., 

Beloit,Wi<. 


AGENTS  WANTED 

To  Sell  Sights  and  Secrets  of 

T/ie  National 


or, 
flty 


K.VCKS  and  f  KS'rVM«>Ni  A"l,.S,'whi'ch  will  convince  the 

moat  skepucal  of  the  «JURA»*/HVrjBf.Ii>*A*^n*^^'*''" 
Address  VAN  BURKN  I-UCK R«JW ,  M.,  D. 

3rt  (ireat  ,Iones  St.,  N. 


I.  i»., 
V.  City. 


Capital, 


7.50 
1.5.00 
'.23.00 


1v!.30 


tXI^^iii^l^i^^^Sintr^^^^y^n^^ 
the  whole  of  the  Hme  or  for  the  spare  moments..  Busi 
nens  new.  light   and   pronUble.     Person 

Itetf 
To  such 


? 


of  either  sex 
and   a  propor 


NO  HUMBUG 

BV  Si;.M»IN«i  ;W  i'KNTS,  with  age.  height, 
color  of  eyes  and  hair,  you  will  rec<"ive  by  icturn 
mail,  a  correct  picture  of  your  future  husband  or  wife, 
with  name  and  date  of  marriage.     

i      Address  ,    Y'-^*}^'^-       ^    .. 

I  P.  O.  Drawer  No.  8,  I  ultonville.  New  York. 


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I  copy  one  year,  by  uiaJI, 

1  copy  three  iiioiithii    "        -       - 

All  letter*  should  bo  carefully  addressed  to 
CRAMER,  AIKEN9  d  CRAMER, 
HUtiaakee.  Wi«. 


V^ys  a  id  gi;'uT,n  ea?n  uTarly  as  much  as  men.  TM 
ail  who  sel  this  notice  may  send  their  addrwa.  apd^w 
we  make  this  unparak- JoJ  oJJer  10  lut 
,U  aiuiied,  we  will  send  «1  to  pay  for  Uie 
"wt  Full  parUcaUr,,  a  valuabfe  sample 
V.r  ...minence  work  on.  and  a  copy  of    The 


Ihe  "business,  we  make  this  unnarhk-UcHl  offer 
■■   .itiatied,  we  v 
l(.     Full  parti 
which  will  do  to  commence  work  on 


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FOUR  MONTHS. 


as  are  not  well 

trouble  of  wn 

7-^:;tr /Ivt".^.  ?e";«r"-"one" olih-e  largest  and  beat 

f^^^l^    ne;^^.rs  f ubhahed^ -all  -f f ,  ♦'J^.^'la^ 

I KNIT-KNIT-KNIT 

A(;KVTS  WAN'TKD  everywhere  to  sell  the  A.MK.RI 
i  CAN  KNirfl.V-^  MAt;lllJ?l;Uhe..nlyH.raC..oa^^am^ 
1  Knitting  Machine  ever  invented     ^^"il- ^r}^.  .s  KNIT- 

BOOK    AGENTS  WANTED 
1  .,k  M-.tTHKW  llALK  Smith's  Nkw  Bc«>g. 

Sunshine  and  Shadow  in  New  York. 

a  Wnrt  of  Abfcirbing  IncidenU,  Replete  with   Anec- 

^  do^  .lid   hiSdSu  of  Ufe  in   t£e  l^reat  City, 

Being  a  Mirror  of  New  York,  ReftecUng 

tnth  SUrtUng  Accuracy  the  Secreu 

of  the  tireat  .Metropolia 

^       .^^1  i.  lliwrlfarti  told  W  in  ome  day;  o»«  Aaen' 

■:^J.'X^>n<.^>.^d2Mina..e,ree, 

No  Book  PBbUrted  that  SelU  m  Uapldly. 

Von  wiih  to  know  how  Fortunes  are  made  aiid 
i2tiri  dw;  how  Shrewd  Men  are  ruined  in 
«^li  Street  how  "tountrymen-  are  swindled 
^VihaiS^  how  Minister,  and  MerelunU  ar« 
»,  -,       -fii .  w,«  Dane*  Halls  and  CoDOWt  Saloooa.are 


6IVEN  AWAY  !    GIVEN  AWAY  ! 

!     The  KxrelHlor  Farkn«e,  suitable  for  everv  city  or 
country   home.     Contains  several    useful    articles  that 

'ever}  one  wants,  male  or  female,  mamod  or  single.     A 
handsome  Oroide  gold  present  will  be  sent  to  e.-ieh  pur 

I  chaser  with  the  t^ickage      Ihe  proeenl  is  worth  more 

I  than  the  price  asked   for  the  package.    All  sent  free  to 
any  address  for  50  cents. 

AFHAR  4  CO.,  lu»  Orand  St  ,  N.  V.  City. 


FARMER'S  HELPER 

taJHOWS   HOW  TO  DOUBI.K  THK  PROFITS  OF 
J!^  THK  I- ARM,  and  bow  farmer*  and  their  sons  can 

each  make  

moo  FSB.  MOZTTB 

'  in  Winter.    Io.cjOu  copies  will  l>e  mailed  free  to  fanners. 
Send  name  and  sdrfresH  to  „       ..  .., 

ZKIULKR.  M.  CURDY  *  CO.,  Chicago,  111- 


A  work   descriptive  of  Washington  City :  Inside  and 

OuUide   Lnraasked  and   Kxfiosed.     Phe  spiciest,  roost 

thrilling.  nu»t  enterUining,  instructive,  and  suruing 

tjook  ol  tho  day.  ZJTSend  for  Circulars,  with  terms,  4c. 

JO.NES,  JINKIN  &  CO..  I'ubllMlien., 

lOrjJIarkMt^jJJilPRKOjJ^H. 

mjEKvors  AMI  iiiiKi:- 

1^  matic  Butferfrs  from  eiirly 
indiscretions  slionld  not  fail  to 
consult,  confidentially,  Dr  Mc- 
Naiiiars,  st  'M  and  W  Mason  St  , 
Mihviiiike.'.  Ho  has  remedies 
»iih  the  aid  ot  electricity;  that 
will  slop  those  nightly  emisaions ; 
build  up  the  nervous  system,  ro- 
(.tore  Uie  sexual  {.Hiwers  to  thoir 
full  vigor,  and  tho  mind  to 
its  ordinary  cheerfulness  and 
strength.  The  D<ictor"B  skill  (in 
Venereal  Diseases i  cannot  bo  ex- 
I  ell.itl  in  (lie  healing  art.  Special 
attention  paid  to  iliseaw?*  of  Wo'>fT:N. ^el^'y 

tiove!  Love! 


I 


Fi:i.li   IN!i*TRI<'TIONS. 


Ayer's  Sarsaparilla, 

FOR  rrBlF»'lJf<w  XME  BE4M»I». 

The  rc|)Utatiou  Uii^e.^- 
celleiit  medicine  uixfoyn, 
i.s  derived  Irom  its  <.;i  t.. 
many  nf  wliich  are  t<'uly 
luaiveUuiis.  iDveterate 
caae.s  of  ^sc^olillone  dl«- 
t>ase,  where  the  oTHlem 
t-eemetl  baliirateif  wiUt 
corruption,  have  beeu 
wurifled  and  cure*'  by  it. 
.Scrofulous  affections  ani 
tUiiordein.whit  h  were  hr- 
£rravate<l  by  the  Bcro<\i- 
luiM  roiitaiiiinatiou  m>t'' 
thev  were  painftiDy  afflictitifr,  have  been  radically 
cured  in  such  K'eat  number-  in  :ilino«t  every  sec- 
tion of  the  country,  that  the  iniblic  scarcely  ueeU 
to  be  Infonucd  of  its  virtue.^  or  uses, 

iscrofuloiis  iKiison  is  one  ol  the  most  destruo- 
tive  enemies  of  our  race?  Often,  thi.s  unseen  and 
unfeR  ten.-inl  of  the  organiism  iiiiilemiines  Uie  con. 
siitiition,  and  invites  the  attack  of  enfeebling  or  l»t 
tal  diseuMis,  without  exciting  a  butpicion  of  \^ 
nresencc.  Again,  it  seems  to  breed  lnf*^^tlon 
throughout  the  bodv,  and  then,  on  some  f':»or»ble 
occasion,  rapidly  develop  into  one  or  '^thar  of  ila 
hideous  forms,  either  on  the  surfaw  or  among  Ui« 
vitals.  In  tlie  latter,  ttibevclefc  »:,ay  l>c  suddenly 
deposited  in  tiie  lunjr-'  f>r  heft'^i,  or  tumors  formed 
in  the  liver,  or  it  shows  ita  ',»resenr4»  by  ernptiona 
on  the  skin,  or  foul  uleei-aUoiis  on  some  part  of 
the  body.  Hence  U»e  Occasional  use  of  a  bottle 
i)f  tills  SarsiijuiHllfi  i»  advisable,  even  when  no 
active  symptoma  of  disease  appear.  Persons  af- 
flicted wi*.h  the  followiuif  comjilnliits  generally 
(bid  iir.mediate  ii;lifr,  hhiI,  at  length,  ciii-e,  by  the 
UM-  of  this  SAItS.41'AUIJ.1,A:  M.  Antho. 
ni/'«  rirr,  Itt^r  or  Ertinlpela*,  Tetter,  Salt 
lihrum,  Sealit  lltad,  Jtin^irorm,  Sore  Eyr; 
i  Sure  JCarit,  and  other  eniptions  or  visible  forma 
of  SrrotiitouH  <li>eafte.  Also  ill  the  more  con- 
I  cejilcil  form",  as  Jtynnepnia ,  Itroj*»y,  Heart 
JUHvnuf,  J  ita,  Ejiilennff,  Setirnfffia,  and 
the  various  Vlrrroun  atfeclions  of  Uie  niiutculai 
and  nervon.*  pystem.s. 

tiyphiliit  or  rniereat  and  Mermrial  ZMv^ 
eagen  are  cured  bv  it,  thoujfh  a  long  tin*»  ij»  r«- 
quired  for  subduing  tlle^e  obstinate  jnaladiw  by 
any  me<lichio.     Hut  long-continue<l  use  trf  Uiis 
medicine  will  cure  the  complaint^    J>i<r*rrJMra 
I  or  M'hittK,  I'trrlne  Ulceration*,  and  Eenial^ 
'  JMneanrit,  are  commonly  soon  relievetl  and  ulU- 
mately  cured  by  its  puiifving  ami  invigortitlng 
effect.   Minute  uirections  for  <yich  -itae  ai-e  foun.. 
ill  our  Abiian.Tc,  snpplie'l  gratis.    Jtheiimaliam 
t  and  Ooul.  when  caused  by  n<MumulHtionf  of  ,'X- 
traneous  matters  in  Ihe  blood,  yield  (piickly  i.'.  <t 
asalso  J>if*Tr'«iii7>/»if»if».  TorpUHty,  Coti'/i- 
flofi  nr  luflanimtitton  <if  the  #<i>«-r,  and  .Juan  ■ 
I  dire,  when  arising,  as  they  olten  do,  Iron.  Uie 
rankling  poisons  in  the  blood.     This  MAItf>A- 
VAKILi-'A  i-agi-eat  rcstoter  forOie  stiei.glb 
and  vigor  of  the  system.    Tlio-e  who  ui-e  l.nn- 
niiiil    and    TAntleim,    t*eitpentd*ent ,    SleepleMt, 
and  troubled  wiUi  fierroiia  Ajtjirelientiinit  ot 
f>rtr/».  oranv  of  the  afTectJons  symptonia'-ic  of 
ll  r»ktunii>.  will  find  immwUate  it-lief  and  con- 
vincing tvidente  of  its  rebl4iiative  power  upo.j 
trial. 


A  ny  p  jmon  c 
Ql'IS.W.and  win 


an  maf<t.er  the  grcatart  of  VKNT  K  "'0' 
lying  love  M  the 
Sent  by  mail  for  I  Oe. 


fair  sex  in  | 


ing  love  < 
Or.    Addrofw       , 
Box  274;i,  St    l/oow  Mo 


ANU 


HOMES 
FORTUNES 


WANTED 

.\<ii:>TS  FOK 


in 

ont 


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IF 


the   BonndiewK   Weal   and   Kunny   ^tontb. 

ow.  why  and  where  to  find  them.  All  atjout  the  won 
derfnl  progreas  aud  great  rorources  of  the  country 
New.  fresh  interesting  and  popalar.  Onorolnme.  1-ir- 
illustrations.  Price  low.  A  rare  chance  to  make  moo* 
Ke^  for  circuUr  PKOPf.K'S  PUBUSHING 
1«4  Sute  street.  Chicago.  111. 


looey- 
CO., 


On  the  i2d  of  December  we  shall  commence  the 
pubUcation,  in  Uie  Wkkklt  WiiC0Ssi5.  of  a  aerial 
story  eiiliUed  i  blea   Burst,    rtao    '^-'o',/";^,!  "<i,ii;ins"Bioiraphical 

OVER   THE   PLAINS,  ^Vv^?S^€4HIHrS>fi 


FOWLE'8 

PILE  AND  HUMOR  CURE. 


the  und, 
one  hour 

J.  K.  ,IA(i(.KltS4(;o. 

TOWLE'S  PATENT  ^    ■ 

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IMFL.VKXCB   SOHBWHKB.B. 

Nostrtam  from  its  8onrce« 
Flows  ouw»rJ,  how  loofly  soever  its  course. 
But   what  some  land  U  kI»<1<1«ii'^-     ^'f>   "t**  ^'^^ 

rose 
AnU  »et,  without  influence  somewhere.    ^Tio  knows 
What  tarth  nenis  from   earth'*  lowest  creatnres  ? 

So  life. 
Can  be    pnre   la   its  purposes,   and  strung  in  its 

Bthfo, 
And  all  !ifc  not  l>e  purer  and  alroDger  thereby. 
The  spirits  of  just  men  made  perfect  on  hi«h. 
Ihe  army  or  niart'vrs  who  atdna  by  tiif  Throne 
And  guze  into  iho'  face  that  makes  glorious  their 

Knows  this   surely,  at  last.    Honest  loTe.   h«>neat 

WJi  row,  ^     ,, 

Honest  work  for  the  .lay.  holiest  hope  for  the  mor- 

Are  th^'worth  nothing  more  than  Ihe  hand  they 

Tho  heart  they  b*»e  sadden'd.  the  life  they  leave 

Hoab  I  th^venfold  heavens   to  the  vole*  of  th* 

^He'that  orercometh  shall  ill  things  Inherit. 


Echo: 


TYPOUHAPIIirAl.. 


third  <lay 
en- 


A  prlut«r  and  his  wife 

WrresltttugatlharT. 
Without  domegll>;  strife. 

In  wedded  X  T  C ; 
"Dear  Ell!,"  tbe  printer  said  — 

TbfU  paused,  and  mmed  bis  I. 
goatched  up  a  '•slice"  of  bread, 

Aud  -cltared  sw  y"  some  "pKo); 
•Thou  art  a  Kuardinx  • 

*iM  "P  ^^  [spsc- 1  tor  me ; 
1  lof^  you  b«-ller  far 

Thau  T."  (capital  black  tea). 
Then  o-er  bia  "Iwltered  form" 

She  bent  her  sweet  -Sc  .tch  face. 
Aud  -'pulled"  a  proof  k Is*  warm. 

The  whilst  tb.-y  Lt*o  -uibi»<v 

Selected  iHi6ceilann» 

EMOMBEI)   -VLIYK. 

For  thirty  years  I  Lave  made  my  home 
on  Uio  plaius  and  among  the  fastnesH  of 
the  Rocky  ilonntaiuH,  also  spending  a  por- 
tion of  my  time  in  the  (ioldeu  SUte  of  the 
Pacific  In  ISIO  I  started  with  a  party  to 
croBs  tiie  plains  in  hopes  of  making  my 
fortune  a-diRRinK  for  the  hhininK  dust  that 
pM)ple  said  was  to  be  had  tor  picking  up. 
There  waH  a  dozen  of  ns,  all  first  rate,  jo- 
vial feliowB.  all  of  them  having  had  m.)re 
or  less  experience  in  roughing  it  out  on  the 
prairies  of  the  Wtst. 

We  had  no  womeukind  among  ua  to  hin- 
der our  progregs,  so  we  got  over  the  ground 
pretty  la«l,  auil  reached  Salt  Lake  several 
days  before  we  hud  expected  when  we  sst 
out.  We  were  all  well  and  hearty,  and  m 
tbe  best  spirit;  aud  after  spending  three 
days  with  the  Saints  end  getting  a  view  of 
some  of  the  lailies  claimed  by  Bngham 
and  his  Elders,  who  didn't  seem  at  all 
averse  to  our  c  inpany,  we  turned  our  backs 
upon  them  and  set  our  faces  toward  the 
Bottiug  sun. 

The  plains  were  no  longer  before  us ;  but 
a  country  filled  with  ileep  valleys  aud 
steep  rugged  mountains.  I 
after  entering  upon  this  region,  we 
camped  for  the  kight  on  the  bank  of  a  wild 
torrent  that  was  swollen  almost  to  the  size 
of  a  river  by  tl;e  recent  rains.  It  had  b..'eu 
with  great  diffioulty  th.it  we  got  safely 
across;  and  although  it  wa.s  but  the  mid- 
dle ot  the  afternoou,  we  resolved  not  to 
go  any  further  that  night  as  one  of  the 
party  complained  of  not  teeling  well. 

Alter  the  arrantjeiueuts  for  iram^-ing  had 
been  well  nigh  completed,  aud  as  the  suu 
was  still  two  hours  high,  and  not  feeling 
very  much  fatp^'ued,  I  threw  my  ritle  over 
my  shoulder,  and  told  my  comrades  that  I 
was  goinipTb  take  an  hour's  tramp  up  the 
stream  where  a  dark  gorge  opened  among 
the  mountains  in  hopes  to  get  a  chance 
shot  at  Honiethiug  that  would  serve  to  help 
us  make  up  a  supper.  Noue  ot  the  boys  , 
offered  to  at-compauy  me;  .uid  alter  receiv- 
iae  a  e;intioi*  not  to  wauder  too  fur,  and  to 
return  to  camp  before  nightfall,  I  set  out. 

The  way  was  rwugher  than  I  expected, 
and  more  than  o»ce  I  had  half  a  miud  to 
turn  back;  but  I  persevered,  and  tor  half 
an  hour  picked  my  way  np  the  rough  alley, 
which  was  hemiuAl  iu  by  rugged  moun- 
tains, or.  rather  i.y  high  chftH,  that,  owing 
to  some  eonvul-^iuu  of  nature,  had  cast 
huge  masses,  from  their  sides,  almost  block- 
ing np  the  narrow  space  that  existed  be- 
tween their  base  aud  the  banks  of  the  ra- 
vine, iiud  iu  some  places  partially  tilling  , 
the  bed  of  the  stream,  over  which  tho 
water  rushed  with  a  noise  almost  deafen- 
ing. 

I  had  lost  sight  of  the  smoke  that  arose 
firom  our  camp-tire,  owing  to  the  course  cf 
the  stream  that  conformed  itself  to  th'i  val- 
ley: aud  all  this  time  I  had  steu  nothiag 
that  I  would  deign  to  waste  powder  and 
bullet  upon,  so  that  I  began  to  think  I 
should  be  obliged  to  return  to  the  camp  aa. 
empty  handed  tis  when  I  .set  out 

I  toiled  on,  perhaps  tifty  yards  farther, 
clambering  over  ti  e  jagged  rock>i  that 
blocked  np  my  way,  and  at  last,  discour- 
aged at  my  want  vl  success,  I  was  on  the 
point  of  turning  Lack,  when  I  espied  but  a 
abort  distance  before  me,  close  to  where  a 
few  bushes  grew  out  of  the  cliff,  a  small 
creature,  though  from  the  glimpse  I  got  of 
It  I  couiil  not  dutiugui.>.h  what  it  was.  Glad 
of  the  chance  for  a  shot,  I  serambledalonp 
over  the  rocks  to  a  position  that  I  coveted; 
but  before  it  v.iis  rtHch»  d,  the  creature, 
whatever  it  was,  had  disappeared,  and  no 
traces  of  it  could  I  tind  alter  searching  for 
it  several  minutes  where  I  was  sure  that  I 
had  seen  it 

Disappointed.  I  was  on  the  point  of  turn- 
ing back,  when  a  loud  clap  of  thunder  re- 
sounded through  tht;  sky  and  the  next  mo- 
ment large  drops  of  rain  began  to  fall. 
Startled  at  the  sudden  approach  of  the 
storm  that  I  had  be«  u  all  unmindful  of,  I 
glancevl  upward  and  saw  that  a  dense  black 
cloud  was  rising  above  the  cliffs,    and  had 


raging  of  the  tempest  without,  the  fury  of 
which  I  do  not  remember  ever  having  seen 
equaled. 

Half  an  hour  pas.ied;  and  the  Storm,  iu- 

I  stead  of   abating,    seemed  to  increase  in 

intensity,    aud    I    began    to    think  that  I 

should  have  to  pass  the  night  where  I  was. 

I  knew,  by  the  thundering  of  the  water  in 

the  ravine",  that  it  was  fast  rising.     From 

where  I   sat  indeed,  I    could   see  the  tor- 

rauts  in  miniature  cataracts  ilashing  down 

1  the  face  of  the  clifts  on  the  opposite  side  of 

'  the  stream.     It  seemed,  I  fan.^ied,  almost 

as   the    tiood   must   have  appeared  at  its 

commencement 

I  had  begun  to  feci  secure  in   my  place 
of  refuge,  and  the  fact  of  the  huge  bould.  r 
being  above   my  head  no  longer  troubled 
me,  when  suddenly,  to  my  unspeakable  ter- 
ror, I  saw  a  huge   rock   washed   from   its 
sandy  base  and  go  plunging  down  into  the 
I  ravine.     Horrors,    what   if  the  one  before 
!  me  should  f:vll  and  block  me  up  ?     I  seized 
my  rifle  and  sprang  toward  th3  outlet.  The 
storm  was  preferable  to  my  place  of  shelter. 
"Heaven  have  mercy  !"  I  cried,  as  I  felt 
,  the  movements  of  the  cliff  above  me;  and 
'  then,  to  my  horror  and  despair,  the  great 
}  boulder,  loosened  by  the   torrents  of  rain, 
slipped   from   its  resting  place,  and  ere  I 
I  could  escapo  hemmed  me  in  in  perfect  dark- 
i  ness. 
I      1  was  entombed  alive  ! 

The  horror  of  my  situation  came  upon 

j  me  with  such  fi)rce  that  I  did  what  I  never 

did  before  nor  since — I  fainted  away. 

I      How  long  I  remained  insensible  I  know 

I  not;  but  wiien  at  last   I   came   to   myself 

'  again  1   thought  it   was  a  terrible  dream. 

But  the  iUu-iion  soon  wore  off.  and  the  stern 

reality  was  before  me,  and  I  began  calmly 

'  to  think  of  what  chance  I  had  of  escaping 

from  my  living  tomb. 

Very  little  iudei  d  was  there  to  hope  in 
;  the  prospect  before  me.      No  prison   bars 
I  were  as  strong  as  those  that  held  me  back 
from   the  outer  world,  that  1   had  never 
,  prized  so  highly  as  I  now  began  to  do.  — 
There  seemed  no  possible  hope;   for  man, 
with    his    unaided   strength,    could   never 
move  the  huge  rock  that  sealed  up  the  en- 
trance to  my  sepulchre. 

A  faint  ray  ot  light  came  in  one  side  of 
my  prison  door,  and  through  the  crevice 
came  the  sound  of  tho  roaring  water, 
swollen  to  doubte  its  usual  volume,  down  in 
the  bed  of  the  ravine.  The  crevice  would 
give  me  air,  and  would  tell  me  when  night 
would  come  and  go,  so  long  as  life  miRht 
remain  to  me.  My  companions  would 
doubtless  search  long  for  me,  and  could  I 
not  make  myself  heard  should  they  chance 
to  pass  near?  This  gave  m«  a  ray  of  hope 
that  I  hugged  to  my  heart  as  drowning 
men  will,  they  say,  clutch  at  stiaws;  but 
my  heart  again  sank  within  me  as  the  roar 
of  the  torrent  filled  my  ears.  No  human 
voice  could  be  heard  above  the  terrible 
sound,  which  was  increasing  iu  violence 
every  moment 

I  threw  myself  on  the  bottom  of  the  cave 
and  gave  up  to  the  despair  that  lay  ujion 
me,  crushing  me,  as  it  were,  into  the 
earth.  Many  were  the  hours  of  danger 
'  that  I  had  passed  through;  times  wLea  it 
,  seemed  that  there  was  no  possible  chance 
of  escape;  yet  hope  had  never  completely 
forsaken  me  as  it  had  now. 

The  ray  of  light  faded  away  and  all  was 
darkness"  Night  had  come  to  me  iu  my 
tomb,  as  dark  and  terrible  as  though  I  was 
surrounded  by  scores  of  mouldering  dead. 
As  time  must  seem  to  the  spirits  of  the 
lost,  so  that  night  seemed  to  me.  Morning 
came  at  last  and  again  a  little  hope  return- 
ed with  the  my  of  light  that  fouud  its  way 
in  to  me.  as  if  to  say  that  I  was  not  entire- 
ly cut  off  from  the  outer  world. 

The  roar  ot  the  torrent  still  sounded  in 
my  ears,  but  not  so  loud  as  it  had  done. 
If  my  comrades  should  ccme  up  to  neek 
me,  it  might  be  possible  that  I  might  make 
myself  heard.  But  how  was  I  to  know 
when  they  had  come';-  Try  as  I  would,  I 
could  not  gain  a  position  where  I  could  get 
a  glimpse  of  the  world  without.  My  only 
chance  was  to  call  aloud  at  the  top  of  mj 
voice,  and,  hour  after  hour,  I  did  so,  until 
I  was  so  hoarse  that  I  couhi  hardly  speak ; 
but  I  heard  nothing  come  from  without  to 
repay  me  for  the  exertion  I  had  ma.l.'.  The 
forenoon  wore  away,  and  1  began  to  feel  the 
pangs  ol  hunger  and  thirst,  and  ti.en,  and 
not  till  then,  did  I  fuljy  realize  all  tho  hor- 
rors «}f  my  situation.  My  despair  was  ter- 
rible, an  I,  in  my  agony,  I  threw  myself  on 
my  face  upon  the  floor  of    tho  caveru,  and, 

hoj 


SOUTHWEST  IRON.lli:«ERS. 

Soolctr  Around    Lake    Superior-Out- 
look of  tbe    Future. 

"Carleton"  writes  to  the  Boston  Journal 

tbe  following  interesting   facts  relative  to 

the  iron-miners  of  the  Northwest: 

THE  MINERS, 

The  miners  are  a  hardy  set  of  men, 
rough,  uncouth,  but  enterprisiug,  Ihey 
live  in  small  cottages,  make  excellent 
wages,  drink  whisky,  and  rear  large  fami- 
lies. How  happens  it  that  in  all  new  com- 
munities there  is  such  an  abundance  ol 
children'?  Nearly  evi  ry  woman  has  a  child 
in  her  arms.  We  cannot  expect  to  see  the 
refinemeuts  and  luxuries  of  old  communi- 
ties in  a  country  where  the  stumps  have 
not  yet  been  cleared  from  the  streets,  and 
where  the  spruces  aud  hemlockM  are  still 
waving  about  the  little  cottages  of  the  set- 
tlers. 

But  here  are  the  elements  of  society. 
These  hard-handed  men  are  developing  this 
region,  earning  a  livelihood  for  themselves  | 
aud  enriching  those  who  employ  them,  j 
Towns  are  springing  into  existence.  We  | 
find  Ishpemiug  a  thriving  town  rising  out  I 
i'f  a  swamp.  Imagine  if  yon  can  a  spruce  ', 
forest  standing  in  a  bog  where  thetreesare  | 
so  thiek  that  there  is  hardly  room  enough 


A  FATBER*S  CRIHi. 

It  PInnsea   Ills   Famllr  lnti»  Rutu. 

New  York  Correspondence  Philadeli  hU  Press. 

Through  the  guilty  the  innocent  must 
suffer,  and  never  was  the  fact  more  dis- 
tressingly illustrated  than  in  the  late  ar- 
rest of  aNew  York  counterfeiter 

One  of  the  best  engravers  in  the  coun- 
try', if  not  in  the  world,  was  arrested  at  his 
oflice,  where  everything  went  to  prove  and 
where  he  unreservedly  confessitl  his  guilt 
-  too  compltttely  broken,  amazed  and  con- 
fused to  atteiupt  a  denial.  He  was  a  fine, 
gentlemanly  looking  man,  though  of  late 
somewhat  dissipated,  owing,  probably,  to 
the  wretched  bu.siness  iu  whi.jh  he  was 
employed.  He  had  woikod  for  Tiffany  A: 
Co.,  and  for  the  American  Bank  Note  Co.. 
as  a  skillful,  honest  engraver;  md  so,  up 
to  within  two  weeks  ago,  thought  his  fami- 
ly. Notwithstanding  his  dissipation,  aLd 
the  great  crime  of  which  he  is  surely  guil- 
ty, he  has  been  a  kind  father  aud  husband, 
aud  never  carried  his  sin  into  his  home ; 
neither  is  he  what  may  be  termed  a  bad 
man,  if  we  can  reconcdo  these  incongrui- 
ties with  the  fact  that  he  was  arrested  for 
the  worst  crime  that  an  individual  can 
practice  against  the  government 

Bad  men  tempted  him  withlaige  profits, 


!  for  the  lumbermen  to  swing  their  axes,  the  |  ^^^  ^^^^  eenius  was  invaluable  to  the  regular 
swamp  being  a  stagnant  pool  of  dark-color- ,  counterfeiters;  profits,   however,    that  he 


ed  water  covered  with  green  slime. 

An  enterprising  town-builder  purchased 
this  swamp  for  a  song,  and  has  laid  out  a 
city.  Here  it  is  -dwelling  houses  aud 
storesstindiug  on  posts  tlriven  into  the  mud, 
or  resting  on  stumps.  He  has  filled  up 
streets  with  debris  from  the  mints.  Frog 
croak  beneath  the  dwellings,  or  sun  them- 
selves on  the  sills.  The  town  is  not  thus 
growing  from  the  swamp  because  there  is 
no  solid  land,  but  because  solid  upland  has 
eihaustless  beds  of  iron  ore  beneath,  too 
valuable  to  be  devoted  to  building  pur- 
poses. 

CHABACTBR  OF  THB  OBES. 

The  ore  is  generally  found  in  hills  rang- 
ing from  one  hundred  to  five  hundred  feet 
above  the  level  of  the  surrounding  conn- 
try.  The  elevations  can  hardly  be  called 
mountains;  they  are  knolls  rather,  and 
each  one  is  composed  of  ore.  They  are 
iron  warts  on  Dame  Nature's  face.  They  are 
partially  covered  with  earth,  the  slow  form- 
ing deposits  of  the  alluvial  period.  You 
would  not  think,  to  look  at  the  surface, that 
the  dense  forests  crowning  these  hills  rested 
on  an  iron  foundation,  but  Prof,  Pierce 
will  walk  with  you  over  the  ground  and  in- 
form you  where  the  veins  commence,  and 
where  they  leave  off,  by  observing  the  dip- 
pings of  bis  magnetized  needle.  Land  sur- 
veyors are  put  to  their  wit's  end  iu  making 
surveys  iu  this  section,  the  iron  being 
strongly  magnetic. 


never  realized,  for  once  in  their  employ  and 
power  he  must  remain  so,  and  take  his 
chances  of  immense  gains  alon^  with  pos- 
sible discovery,  conviction,  and  the  State 
Prison. 

After  his  arrest,  iu  company  with  the 
chief  of  the  secret  servii^e  and  two  subor- 
dinates, he  was  escorted  to  bin  home  a 
ruined,  disgraced,  guilty  wretch,  and  the 
scene  that  ensued  was  indeed  heartrending. 
Accustomed  as  were  the  officers  to  painful 
family  griets  brought  abcut  by  Lbeir  sum- 
mary arrests,  the  usual  sequencse  of  home 
innocence  and  tears  was  nothing  new  or 
unlooked  for;  but  this  family's  despair 
touched  even  them,  and  they  did  not  care 
to  meet  the  gaze  of  the  affrighted  Wt  man 
who  met  them  at  the  door. 

A  beautiful  daughter  of  IG  lifted  a  white 
horrified  lace  beyond  her  mother's;  anoth- 
er of  10  shrank  p.gainst  the  wall ;  a  bright, 
intelligent  boy  of  G  stood  transfiiced  in  won- 
der, and  a  smiling  infant  confronted  the 
miserable  father  aud  husband. 

The  officers  needed  not  to  search  tbe 
house  for  traces  of  his  evil  deeds.  Wife 
and  children  were  innocent,  and  the  long- 
practiced  officers  knew  it  at  a  gleuce. 

The  unhappy  wife  sank  into  a  chair. 
Clasping  her  shaking  hand-s  0)ie  over  the 
other,  aud  swaying  to  and  fro,  she  moaned 
the  pitiful  cry  to  heaven,  "O  Gvyd !  O  God  ! 
Why  can't  I  die  now?"  Her  wet  face  was 
livid  beneath  its  tears,   and  s  drunk  and 


A  KLEPTOMANIAC. 

Tbe  Propcnalti'  to  Steal  Inlkereitt. 

We  have  been  made  acquainted  with  one 
of  tbe  most  singular  cases  of  kleptomania 
of  which  we  have  ever  heard,  the  person 
subject  to  the  strange  malady  being  the 
wife  of  a  well-known  wealthy  business  man. 
The  tendency  for  shop-lifting,  and  other 
stealing,  was  first  noticed  about  a  year 
since,  when  she  was  detected  in  secreting 
under  the  ample  folds  of  her  velvet  cloak  a 
bolt  of  costly  silk,  Tbe  goods  were  re- 
turned, and  an  agreement  to  not  prosecute 
on  her  promising  to  refrain  from  any  act  of 
tbe  kind  iu  tbe  future.  For  some  time  she 
kept  her  promise,  but,  after  awhile  the  old 
habit  came  back  and  she  was  caught  in  tbe 
act  of  stealing  a  fine  ring  in  one  of  our 
jewelry  stores.  Owing  to  the  respect  for 
tbe  husband  and  tbe  fact  that  he  settled  for 
tbe  jewelry  the  matter  was  dropped,  as  has 
been  the  case  iu  more  than  a  dozen  in- 
stances since. 

Another  phase  of  her  staaMng  is  to  ac> 
cept  iuvitations  to  parties,  where  she  will 
watch  her  opportunity  and  take  furs, 
cloaks,  bonnets,  or  anything  else  in  her 
way. 

Her  hnsband  has  time  and  time  again  re- 
monstrated with  her  for  her  conduct,  pic- 
turing tbe  certain  rain  to  come,  all  of 
which  she  acknowledges,  but  also  claiming 
that  she  can  not  withstand  the  tempta- 
tion. 

There  is  not  tbe  least  cause  for  her  light- 
fingered  propensities,  as  her  own  jewelry 
and  clothing  is  of  a  great  deal  more  costly 
character  than  any  she  has  stolen,  and  one 
of  the  singular  features  of  her  case  is  that 
she  has  never  been  known  to  wear  any  ar- 
ticle that  she  has  stolen.  The  husband 
has  consulted  the  family  physician,  one  of 
the  most  eminent  in  the  city,  who  gives 
tbe  opinion  that  the  strange  conduct  is  the 
result  of  disea  <e  and  not  to  be  attributed 
to  a  natural  willingness  to  steal.  —  Cincin- 
nati Times. 


Coughs  and  Colds  abb  often  oveklook- 
ED.— A  coBtiunance  for  any  length  of  time 
causes  irritation  of  the  Lungs  or  some 
chronic  Throat  Disease.  "Brown's  Bron- 
chial Troebes"  are  offered  with  the  fullest 
confidence  in  their  efficacy,  giving  almost 
invariably  sure  and  immediate  relief. 

Ow:ug  to  the  good  reputation  and  popu- 
larity of  tbe  Troches,  many  worthless  and 
cheap  imitations  are  offered,  which  are 
good  for  nothing.  Be  sure  to  obtain  the 
true  "Brown's  Bronchial  Troches,"  Sold 
everywhere. 

Mauic  Oil. — For  all  the  paius  by  nature 
sent,  none  can  excel  this  linii2ent,  for  all 
ills  caused  by  pain  or  toil,  try  Pratt  & 
Butchers  Magic  Oil,  tho  most  effectual  pain 
killing  remedy  of  the  age.  Warranted  in  all 
cases  of  rheumatism,  neuralgia,  lame  back, 
dysentry,  cramp  colic,  and  all  external  and 
internal  aches  and  pains.-  Sold  at  the 
Drug  Stores. 

Reader,  are  you  ojt  of  employment?  Do 
yon  wish  to  make  money  fast  and  eafilj? 
Then  read  the  advertisement  of  the  old  and 
well-known  firm  of  J.  H.  Weaton  4  Co.,  iu 
another  column,  and  profit  by  it.  They 
mean  business,  and  have  laid  the  fouuda- 
tion  of  many  solid  fortunes. 

No.  28. 

Nervous  debility,  with  its  gloomy  attcnd- 
aute,  low  spirits,  depression,  involuntary 
emissions,  loss  of  seoaen,  spermatorrhtea, 
loss  of  power,  dizzy  head,  loss  of  memory 
aud  thrfca'eued  impotence  and  imbecility, 
find  a  sovereign  cure  in  Humphreys'  Homeo- 
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matter,  tone  up  the  system,  arrest  the  dis- 
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THE  GREATEST 
MEDICAL     BLESSING 

OF  THK  AGE. 

DR.  KENNEDY'S  RHEUMATIC 
AND  NEURALGIA  DISSOLVENT. 

Reader,  too  may  consider  this  a  tort  of  spread  aM'f 
bat  I  mean 


haadins,   bat  I  mean  over;  word  of   it. 
there,     nlien  your  system  is  racked  with 

RIIEU.MATIC; 


have  been 


There  are  five  varieties  of  ore.     The  most    sharpened  visibly,  lik«  a  face  lh:it  is  dying. 
valuable   is  what  is  called   tho  "specular  i  Tear  after  tear  "fell  from  her  staring  eyes. 


hematite,"  which  chemically  is  known  as  a 
pure  anhydrous  sesqui-oxide.  If  your  read- 
ers know  what  that  means,  I  shall  rejoice 
that  they  are  well-informed,  but  it  is  Greek  i 
to  mo  This  ore  yields  about  65  per  cent, 
of  pure  iron.  It  is  sometimes  found  in  con- 
junction with  red  quartz,  and  is  then  known 
as  mixed  ore. 

The  next  in  importance  is  a  soft  hematite, 
resembling  the  ores  of  Pennsylvania  and 
Connecticut.  It  is  quite  porous,  is  more 
easily' reduced  than  any  other  variety,  and 
yields  about  50  per  cent,  of  pure  iron. 

The  magnetic  ores  are  found  further  west 
than  those  already  described.  Tbe  Micbi- 
I  gan,  Washington,  Champion  and  Edwards 
mines  are  all  magnetic.  Sometimes  the 
magnetic  and  specular  lie  side  by  side,  and 
it  is  a  puzzle  to  geologists  and  chemists 
alike  to  account  for  the  difference  hetwoon 
the  ore!<.  As  yet  we  are  not  able  to  under- 
stand by  what  subtle  alchymy  the  cbauge 
has  been  produced. 

Another  variety  is  callad  the  silicious  he- 
manife,  which  is  more  diffiult  of  reduction 
than  the  others 
there  is  an  unlimited  supply. 

The  filth  variety  is  a  silicious   hemanite 
mixed  with  manganese,  which,  when  mixed 


and  lolled  down  her  pallid  cheeks  to  her 
lap      Never  once  putting  her  hands  to  wipe 
them  away,  they  lay  idle  and  helpless  on 
her  knees,  and  the  look  she  turned  on  them 
was  utterly  broken-hearted.      The  young 
daughter  sobbed   frantically, 
father  1  what  have  yon  done?' 
ing  to  the  chief,    "Oh  don't  believe  it  sir; 
my  father  could  not  do  it"     The  little  girl 
cluuif  to  the  officer's  knee   in   childish  en- 
treaty.    "Don't  take   my  father  to  prison; 
phase,  please  don't  !"     The  boy    hid  under 
the  bed,  and  the  baby  crawled  at  the  moth- 
er's feet,  whimpering  in  its  fright  unheeded. 
The  father  looked  upon  the  rain  he  bad 
wrought,  the  griel  he  had  broufiht  upon  bis 
loved  on«s,  an<l  sob   after   sob    broke  from 
I  his  bosom.     Dashing  down  hiti  graver,  he 
I  cried:  "God  cursed  me  iu  my  genius,  and 
'  I'll  never  lift  it  again!"     He    covered    his 
j  face,  and  in  hi.i  tears  those  who  loved  him 
1  bushed  their  pitiful  cries. 

The  poor  wife  found  her  strength  and 
piteous  sight,  and  came  and 


voice  at  the 

put  her  hand  gently  on  his  shoulder.  "My 
It  varies  in  richuess,  and  j  poor,  poor  husband  !  How  could  you;  how 
~" '"  could  you  bring  us  such  ^orrov^  and  your- 
self such  dreadful  misery?  It  is  Saturday 
night,  and  there  is  neither  food  nor  fire; 
they  will  take  yon  to     to  -  avay  from  us. 


with     other   ores,    produces   an    excellent  _  _  __ 

<iuahty  of  iron.     Very  little  of  this  ore  has  |  and  oli !  what  shalll  do  for  tho  "children? 
been  rained  as  yet,  and  its  relative  value  is 
not  ascertained. 


The  Bread  Frait  Tree. 
Did  you  ever  hear  of  a  tree  bearing  glue 
and  towels  and  cloth  and  tinder  and  bread? 
There  is  jast  such  a  wonder.  It  is  fonnd 
on  the  Pacific  Islands  and  is  called  the 
Bread  Fruit  tree. 

It  is  about  forty  feet  in   height,  or  as 
high  as  an  ordinary  three  story   dwelling 
house;  its  trunk   grows   to  be  nearly  one 
foot  in   diameter    or  thickness,    and    the 
branches  come  out  straight  from   the  tree, 
like  dozens  of  outstretched   arms,  long  at  i 
first,    but   getting  shorter  and  shorter  as 
they  near  the  top.      These  are  furnished  | 
with  beautiful  dark-green    leaves,    nearly  | 
two  feet  long,   and  deeply  gashed  at  the  I 
edges;    while    half  hidden  among    them, 
is  the  fruit  growing  like  apples,  on  short 
stems,  but  larger  and  with  a  thick,   tough 
yellow  rind. 

This  fruit  is  like  bread,  or,  as  some  de- 
scribe it,  like  penny-rolls;  and  as  it  is  in 
season  during  eight  months  of  tbe  year; 
tbe  natives  during  that  time  have  no  other 
kind  of  bread.  They  gather  it  while  it  is 
green,  as  soon  as  it  attains  its  full  size, and 
•Oh  father! '  bake  it  just  as  it  is,  in  an  oven.  Scraping 
Then  turn- 1  off  it«  outer  blackened  crust  they  come  to 
the  loaf,  which  has  no  bard  seed  or  stone 
inside,  but  is  very  likely  pure,  white 
wheatcu  bread.  The  only  trouble  is,  they 
must  eat  it  soon  after  tbe  baking,  because, 
in  a  tew  hours,  it  grows  harsh  and  choky, 
and  loses  its  pleat^aut  taste.  But  just 
think  how  pleaf<ant  it  must  be  to  be  able 
during  eight  months  of  tbe  year,  to  gather 
one's  loaves  from  the  tree  already  for  bak- 
ing ! 

As  for  the  glue,  that  is  a  kind  of  sticky 
fluid,  which  oozes  from  the  trunk,  and  is 
found  very  useful  for  many  purposes,  tbe 
leaves  make  excellent  towels  for  the  use  of 
tbe  natives  who  care  to  wash  their  hands 
and  faces;  aud  from  the  inner  bark  a  kind 
ot  coarse  cloth  is  made  which  makes  capi- 
tal every  day  garments.  Beside.^  this,  tbe 
dried  blossoms  are  used  for  tinder,in  light- 
ing fires,  aud  the  wood  of  the  tree  is  in 
great  demand  for  building  huts  aud  boats 
aud  rough  bridges. 

So  you  see  no  part  of  the  bread-frnit 
grows  iu  vam.     Perhaps  this  could  be  said 

kind 


From  One  of  tbe  Oldest  I'rinteni  ia  the  tiuue 
of  Illinoia. 

Office  of  the  Wmo  and  Repuducan,  > 
Qdimcy,  Illinois,  Aa^ust  8S.  IS66.     ) 

Messrs.  Prince,  Walton  A  Co.,  Cincinnati, 
Ohio-  (fettls  :  I  find  your  Iloback's  Bitters, 
after  using  two  boxes  in  my  family,  to  he  a 
"  good  egg."  Send  me  another  dozen  by 
United  States  Express,  and  if  you  don't  wau'l 
local  notices  to  the  amount,  charge  it  to  us 
on  advertising  account,  Kei^ards  to  Mr.  Wal- 
ton.   Yours  in  hast?,      James  .T,  Lanodon. 


Great  men  insure  in  the  Washington  Lift 
of  New  New  York. 


The  excellence  of  ttie  Washington  Life  Ins. 
Co,,  <  f  New  York,  cannot  be  too  warmly  ac 
knowiedged.  Its  story  is  the  story  of  a  no- 
ble success — of  a  wise  and  generous  design, 
prudently  aud  thoroughly  accompliahud.  It 
was  organized  on  a  principle  of  novel  and  pe- 
culiar liberality.  It  proposed  to  give  all  pro- 
tits  to  the  insured,  paying  ouly  Ic^al  interest 
on  its  capital;  and  it  has  accomplished  itc 
purpose.  In  a  career  of  progress  altogeth- 
er sati!<factory  it  has  eetablisiied  itself  upon 
a  foundation  as  ol  adamant. 


Manufactured  by 


pain,  and  you  cannot  even  turn  youraalf  in  bod.  or  siUiiw 
in  a  chair,  you  must  sit  and  sutler,  in  the  morning  vuD- 
inf  it  was  nisht,  and  at  niKbt  «uhin«  it  was  mormnK- 
l^en  you  have 

NECKALGIA, 

when  every  nerve  in  your  being  is  like  the  sting  of 
wasp,  ciroulttting  the  mo«t  venomous   and  hot  poison 
around  your  heart,  and  driving  you  to  the  very  verge  ot 
madness:    When  you  have  the 

HCIATIC'A, 

(that  I  have  just  got  through  with.)  thst  most  aivfol, 
most  hsart^withenng.  most  strength  destrnyiae.  «J*o« 
spirit-breaking  and  mind-wcakeniug  of  all  disoaaes  tiisi 
can  afflict  our  poor  human  nature.    When  you  have  tne 

I.t.>IBA<iO, 

lying  and  writhing  in  agony  and  piun.  unable  to  turn 
youmelf  in  bed,  and  every'  movement  will  go  to  your 
heart  like  a  knife ;  now  tell  me.  if  relief  and  cure  of  any 
ot  these  diseaaes  in  a  few  djiyH  is  not  tile  (>re&t«st 
Medical  Blessing  of  (he  Age,  tell  us  what  is  ! 

DIRECTIONS  TO  USE.  You  wUl  Uke  a  tablespoon- 
ful  and  three  spoonfuls  of  Water  three  times  a  day,  and 
in  a  few  days  every  particle  of  rheumatic  and  neuralgic 
pain  wiU  l>e  dissolved  and  paaa  off  by  the  kidneys. 


DONALD  KENNED V. 
lloxbnry.  Mi 


with  the  action,  anew   hopo   np^ung  up  m; --v^"--- ;^j -•;."■■ 
my  heart  | 

For  the  first  time  since  my  imprisonment  i 
the  thought  came  to  me  that  a  poss.bility  ! 
of  escape  lay  at  the  back  of  the  cave.  If  I  I 
could  but  remove  the  obstructions  that  , 
blocked  up  tbe  passage,  ho  that  I  could  ■ 
piSs  through,  it  might  possibly  lead  to  i 
daylight   in  some   direction.     Caves  often  ' 


MIXINO  ORE.S. 

The  best  iron  cannot  be  manufactured 
from  one  variety  of  ore,  but  by  mixing  ores 
strength  and  ductility  is  obtained.  Eng- 
land sends  to  Russia  and  Sweden  for  mag- 

those  produced iu 
Lancashire,  for  the  manufacture  of  steel 
The  fires  of  .Sheffield  would  soon  go  out  if 
the  manufacturers  of  steel  in  that  town 
were  dependent  on  English  ore  alone  The 
ironmasters  there  could  qot  make  steel  good 
enough  for  a  l>lacksmith's  use,  to  nay  noth- 
ing of  that  needed  for  cutlery,  if  they  were 


Who  will  pity  or  help  UK  after  this?"  "I,  I '  in  some  sense,  of  every  kind  of  tree- 
expected  some  money  to-night,"  said  the  though  really  there  was  not  many  that  ac- 
criminal,  taking  from  his  pocket  a  torn  half  |  complisb  as  much  as  this. 

dollar;     'this  is  all  I  have;  takt  it   and   get 

a  little  bread  for  them  to-night  '  He  put  it :  There  is  no  medicine  pkepabed  that  has 
in  her  hand,  but  the  trembling  fiu^-ers  ,  a  reputation  for  excellence  superior  to  that 
dropped  it  unnoticed.  "Mv  husband  in  I  ol  Hoofland's  German  Bitters.  This  arti- 
jail,  my  children  starving  !  'O  God  !  what ,  cle  ^  looked  upon  by  those  who  are  not  ac 
have  I  done  that  I  must  sntfer  so?" 


■  ^.  .,  »  .  1  I  cut  off  from  foreign  magnetic  ores, 

have  more  than  one  outlet  or  entrance,  and  I      „  _„   „,    j,    ^^.^     '^       ., 

Here,  at   Lake  Superior,  the  ores  neces- 


such  might  be  the  case  with  this  one. 

Faint  as  this  hope  wa.s.  I  clung  to  it.  and 
went  to  work  with  a  will.  The  rocks  I 
found  that  I  could  not  move  easily,  aud  the 
sand  I  scraped  away  with  my  hands,  and 
soon  I  had  a  plat^e  large  enough  to  force 
my  way  through.  Encouraged  by  this,  I 
did  so  and  after  crawling  along  for  some 
fifteen  or  twenty  feet  I  found  myself  in  a 
large  apartment  of  a  height  that  would 
ndmit  of  standing  erect  Another  passage 
led  off  to  the  right  from  this,  and 
I  at  once  entered  it,  although  it 
was  so  dark  that  I  bad  to  feel  my  way 
along.  Tho  way  was  crooked,  turning 
sharp  angles  and  long  curves,  and  I  could 
form  no  idea  of  the  direction  iu  which  I 
was  going.  It  seemed  almost  interminable; 
but  at  last  to  my  great  joy,  I  saw  light, 
ahead,  and  in  a  few  moments  I  stood  in  tbe 
bright  sunshine  that  I  had  never  expected 
to  have  seen  again. 

You  can  imagine  the  state  of  my  feelings 
as  I  made  my  way  down  the  banks  of  the 
stream,  aft^r  casting  one  look  up  to    where 


I  sary  for  the  production  of  the  best  of  steel 
'  lie  side  by  side.  A  mixture  of  the  bema- 
[  tite  and  magnetite  ores  gives  a  metal  snpe- 
'  rior  iu  every  respect,  to  any  that  Kugland 
1  can  produce. 

This  one  tact  settles  the  questiou  of  the 
I  future  of  this  region.  It  is  to  become  one 
I  of  the  great  iron  marts  of  the  world.  It  is 
I  to  give,  by  and  by,  the  supremacy  to 
!  America  in  the  production  of  steel. 

It  is  already  settled,  by  trial,  that  every 
;  grade  of  iron  now  in  use,  in'  arts  and  mau- 
I  ufactures,  can  be  produced  here  at  Lake 
1  Superior  by  mixing  the  various  ores. 

j  THE  rUTTBK. 

I  It  is  possible  that  this  meager  descrip- 
tion of  this  region  may  not  interest  your 
readers,  but  as   for  myself  1  can  say  that  I 

;  have  seen  few  localities  eo  full  of  promise 
for  the  future— not  this  one  little  spot  in 
the  vicinity  of  Marquette,    but  the  metalic 

'  region  between   Lake  Superior  aud  Lake 
Michigan. 
Look  at  the  locality  -  midway  the  Atlan- 


Here  the  chief   stepped  forward,   "Y'ou 
shall  not  suffer;  I'll  see,  madt>m,  that  you  ' 
and  your  children  are  made  comfortable." 
She  lifted  her  streaming  eyeti,     "I  am  so 
I  full  of  trouble  I  don't  know  how  to  thank  ; 
you;    be  is  guilty,  guilty,  but— my  bus-' 
!  baud."  I 

'      "Y^es,"  burst  out  the  prisoner,   "I   am  } 
j  guilty;  yon  have  ibepresses,  plates— every- 1 
I  thing,  and   know  it,  but  before   Almighty  i 
I  God  they  are  innocent;  they  knew  nothing  ' 
'  of  it."     "I  am  perfectly  well   aware  of  it," 
>  said  the  chief,  and  as  it  was  painful  to  all, 
!  they  departed    with  the  prisoner,   leaving 
the" desolate  home  to  its  tears  and  anguish. 
If  ever  mortal  grief  was  written  on  a  wo- 
;  man's  face  it  was  stamped  on  the   ghastly 
j  features  of  this  counterleiter'ii  wife,  when 
she  looked  around  on  her  weeping  children 
j  —no  reproach;  only  "How  co  ild  you,  how 
could  yon?"     I  have  seen  tho  law  forced 
.  into  many  loving  homes  where  its  head  by 
its  recent  crimes  brought  sud  ien  woe,  but 
never  did  I  witness  so  harrowing  a  scene  as 
at  this  miserable  engraver's  d'velling.    She 
'  kept    twi.sting    her    fingers    together,  and 
sobbing   and  moaning  "to-morrow  is  Suu- 
.  day;  oh  what  a  Sabbath  for  me,  my  child- 
I  ren,  my  husband  !" 

She  was  a  lady  of  education,  birth  and 
association,  and  this  blow  B:mck  her  to 
the  earth.      She  could  endnie  and  conceal 


up  my  tomb.  It  was  larger  than  I  had 
thought,  and  the  strength  of  our  whole  par- 
ty could  not  have  moved  it. 
'  There  was  great  joy  at  the  camp  over  my 
return.  My  companions  had  spent  the 
night,  and  all  tbe  day  thus  far,  iu  looking 
for  me,  and  had  come  to  the  conclusion 
that  I  must  have  fallen  into  the  ravine  and  | 
been  washed  away,  and  in  a  half  hour  more  ' 
would  have  been  on  their  way,  leaviag  me  ! 
to  my  fate. 


the  -outhem,  Superior  the  northern  shore 
—  with  water  carriage  to  the  Atlantic     One  ' 
hundred  and  fifty  miles  of  rail  from  Bay- 
field will  give  connection  with  tbe  naviga- 1 
ble    waters  of  the   Mississippi.     Through 
this   peninsula    will    yet    lie   the  shortest ' 
route  between  the  Atlantic  and  the  Pacific, 


the  world  mast  know,  and  the  horrible 
grief  and  shame  was  hers  to  bear  as  best 
she  might  The  state  prison  surely  awaits 
the  father,  and  death  the  mother,  if  the 
face  she  carried  to  tbe  cell  that  Sabbath 
morning  was  an  index  to  tbe  suffering 
within.  And  the  bright  eyed  boy,  the  crawl- 


Westward  are  the  wheat  fields  of    the  con- !  ing  baby,  and  the  beautiful  girls — what  will 


tinent  to  be  peopled  by  an  industrious  and 
thriving  community.     There  is  no  point  on 

)  tbe  continent   more  central  than   this  tor 

j  easy  transportation. 

I      Gold  has 


been  discovered   in  Lapland. 
!  Two  men  who  formerly  worked  in  tbe  Call-  , 

fomia  mines  wandered  last  summer  over  a  I  SaUBs  of  Books  at  the  WiaT. -- ihe  en- 
part  of  Lapland,  and  it  is  said  fouud  gold  !  »>"  book  trade  of  Chicago,  i  icluding  that 
in  large  quantities.     One  nugget  aj  large  ;  tmUl  portion  of  the  sUtioner?  trade  which 


PaorEssoB  Dana,  of  Y"ale  College,  has  re- 
cently Wen  making  a  critical  examination 
of  the  Qninnipiac  salt  meadows,  just  out- 
side of  the  city  of  New  Haven,  and  as  the  i 
result  of  his  labors  he  reports  that  this  re-  | 
giou  was  once  the  broad  and  deep  inner  '  - .         , 

harbor  oi  New  Haven  bav.     He  says  that  it  |  "^  "^^  ^*'?^*  '*°*^*^.  P'^-<^^' 
the  sea  sbouM  set  back  over  tbe  land  it  !  govemment  of  the 
would  make  a  harbor  whose  depth  would  ! 
be  nearly  forty  feet  at  high  tide;  for  the 
tides  at  the  present  time  rise  six  feet  at  | 
North  Haven,  which  is  six  miles  north  of 
the  present  mouth  of  tbe  Qninnipiac.  and 
extend  at  lea.st  two  miles  further  north.  In 
making  the  track  for  tbe  Air  Line  Railroad, 
which  was  for  nearly  a  mile  and  a  half 

across  these  meadow  flats,  tbe  piles  were  ,  .  ,-       .  .    - 

driven  in  some  instances  forty  feet  before  i  Australia,  they  are  now  petitioning  the  gov- 


becomo"  of  them  ?    The  late  counterfeit  up- 
I  rooting  tore  a  guiltless  woman's  heart  asun- 
der, and  let  it  be  a  warning  to  other  tempt- 
:  ed  men  who  have  a  fine  devoted  family  to 
'  peril  in  their  disgrace  aad  min. 


been  the  means   of  my   not    perceiving  its    ihe  great  boulder  was  lying  that  had  sealed  '  *''^  ^^^  t^®  Pacific— Lake  Michigan  having  !  hunger  and  poverty,  but  this  prison  crime 

I  know  full  well  that  one  of  those  sadden 
storms  was  no  slight  thing  to  encounter, 
aud  that  unless  I  could  find  sume  place  of 
shelter  among  the  rocks.  I  must  experience 
a  thorough  drenching.  i\s  it  would  be  im- 
possible for  me  to  reach  the  camp  belore  it 
would  break  with  all  its  fnr>'. 

It  suddenly  occurred  to  me  that  a  short 
distatH-e  l)ack  I  had  seen  what  appeared  to 
b«  the  entrance  to  a  cavern.  I  had  noticed 
it  particularly  from  the  fact  that  a  large 
rock  htmg  above  the  entrance,  which  Kx>k- 
ed  to  me  as  if  tbe  faintest  jar  would  dis- 
place It  and  send  it  crashing  down  over 
the  aperture. 

I  hastily  retreated  to  this  spot;  but  upon 
reaching  it  1  hesitated  about  entering.  The 
great  boulder  hung  upon  a  mass  of  cium- 
bling  rock,  and  lui  iked  even  more  threat- 
ening than  when  I  had  passed  it  Then  I 
thought  that  I  was  childiah  in  my  fears,  as 
the  rock  had  doubtk-ss  remained  for  ages 
in  the  same  posit'.on  that  it  now  occupied. 
Another  dap  oi  thunder  auil  a  deluge  of 
rain  decided  mv,  and  I  passed  into  the  cave 
on  aU  fours,  but  not  until  I  had  tried  the 
boulder  with  all  my  strength,  though  then 
I  could  not  help  thlukins  how  foolish  it 
was  in  me  to  think  of  moving  it  Appa- 
rently I  mlgbt  as  well  have  attempted  t*i 
shake  the  entire  cliff,  as  far  as  effecting  any 
result  was  concernetl. 

I  found  the  eave  to  be  about  ten  feet  in 
length,  half  as  many  in  breadth,  and  per- 
haps four  in  height.  It  was  Ughted  to  its 
farthest  extent  and  there  was  a  narrow 
passage  extending  from  thence  further  in- 
to the  mountain,  though  so  obstructed  by 
sand  and  large  rocks  that  the  aperture  left 
woatd  hardly  have  admitted  of  the  passage 


is  done  by  the  book  houses,  nearly  reaches 
$3,000,000  per  year.  Of  th.j  unabridged 
dictionaries,  Griggs  &  Co.  sell  annually, 
1000  copies  of  Webster,  and  about  25  ot 
Worcester.- C/iicago  Post,  Oct.  19,  1869. 


was  pure.  The 
district  in  which  the 
discovery  was  made  bought  this  piece  for 
ninety-three  marks,  and  then  forwarded  it 
to  Helsingfors.  The  men  endured  many 
privations  during  tbe  four  weeks  emploved  I 

in  traversing  an  uninhabited  region,  and  I  ^^  "^^^  whole  Materia  Medica  there  is 
they  were  finally  compelled  to  di.scontinne  '  certainly  no  remedy  that  is  as  reliable  a 
their  search  by  'scarcity  of  provisions.  In  ]  Specific  for  oar  Malerial  Fevers,  viz:  Chills 
conjunction  with  a  third  person,  who  has  j  '^'^'^  ^^*^.'..  Cortgestive  and  L'ilioiLs  Fevfri, 
earlier  been   engaged  in  gold-washing  in    '^  ^''• 


reaching  solid  bottom. 


—When  Bamum  was  piaving  bankrupt  a 
dozen  years  ago,  Thackeray,  with  enthti&i- 
astio  friendship,  called  on  him  in  England, 
offering  to  gel  help  tor  him.  Barnum 
.<«miled  apon  Thackeray  and  bade  him  be  of 
good  cheer,  for  Mrs.  Bamnm  was  worth 
over  $200.000. 

— Hailstones  as  large  as  tea-caps,  and 
weighing  a  pound  and  upward,  fell  at  .Aus- 
tin, Texas,  a  f<iw  days  ago,  with  soch  force 


emment  for  permiaaion  to  search  for  gold 
in  Lapland.  The  resnlts  of  the  sninmer  s 
work  of  the  two  men  were  satisfactory,  f  r  j 
they  obtained  sixty  ounces  of  gold',  for  i 
which  they  received  six  thousand  marks. 


L'Uious 
WUhoft's  And- Peril idir,  or  /^i-erand 
Agiu  Tonic  made  m  New  Orleans  by  Whee- 
lock,  Fmley  Jt  Co.     Sold  at   wholesale  by 
Fuller,  Finch  <!:  Fuller,  Chica)^. 


quainted  with  it  as  most  patent  medicines 
are,  a  mere  clap-trap  to  catch  the  simple. 
It  is  not  in  reality  a  Patent  Medicine,  but  a  j 
genuine  article,  prepared  by  men  who  have 
an  intimate  acquaintance  with  Medicine, 
and  the  requirements  ot  tbe  system  when 
laboring  under  disease.  For  Dyspepsia, 
Liver  Complaint  Nervons  lability,  «kc.,  it 
has  no  equal.  We  know  ot  a  number  of 
persons  who  suffered  for  years  with  these 
complaints,  until  they  were  relieved  by 
a  trial  of  this  remedy,  and 
one  person  in  pariicular,  who  suffered  from 
Dyspepsia  for  ten  years,  desires  us  to  state 
for  the  information  of  tbe  public,  that  be 
has  been  entirely  relieved  and  rehtored. 
he  believes,  by  the  use  of  this  article  alone. 

The  above  is  taken  from  the  editorial  col- 
umns of  tbe  "Dispatch,"  Erie,  Pa.,  and 
speaks  volumes.  "  Hoofiand's  German 
Bitters  "  is  entirely  free  from  all  Alcoholic 
admixture. 

Hoofland's  Qerman  Tonic  is  a  combina- 
tion of  all  the  ingredients  of  the  Bitters, 
with  pure  Santa  Cruz  Rum,  orange,  anise,  | 
<fcc.  It  is  used  for  tbe  same  diseases  as  tbe 
Bitters,  in  cases  where  au  Alcoholic  Stim- 
ulent  is  required.  It  is  a  preparation  ol 
rare  medical  value,  and  most  agreeable  to 
the  palate. 

A  Sewing  Machine  which  is  sold  fob 
only  Five  Dollars. — For  tbe  benefit  of  our 
lady  readers,  we  copy  from  our  files  the 
following  suggestive  extracts: 

"A  Sewing  Machine  has  become  an  ab- 
solute necessity  in  every  well  regulated 
family.  The  'Fairy'  will  work  a  complete 
revolution  in  an  article  of  so  much  utility, 
and  commends  itself  wherever  used." — N. 
T.  HeraLL 

"Those  who  depend  on  their  needle  for 
a  living  will  give  the  "Fairy"  a  hearty  wel- 
come."—Z/«irj/  Ward  Beechtr. 

"Possesses  every  requisite  for  family  use. 

i  -  A'.  Y,  Observer. 

j  On  receipt  of  P.  O.  Order  for  tbe  amount 
of  $5,  tbe  Company  that  has  this  valuable 
invention  will  ship  by  Express  a  Sewing 
Machine,  perfectly  adjastcd,  that  they  war- 
rant will  do  equally  as  good  work   as   the 

'  higher  priced  ones  —or  it  can  be  sent  C.  O. 

:  D.,  by  addressing  the  Fairv  Sewing  Ma- 
chine Co.,  85  and  87  Dearborn  St,   P.    O. 

,  Drawer  5787,  Chicago. 

The  Laboest  Fubkitubz  Housk  in  the 
'  northwest  is  that  of  Messrs.  A.  L.  Hale  k 
Bro.,  Nos.  10,  12,  14  and  16,  Canal  street, 
Chicago.  This  house  have  on  hand  the 
largest  and  most  complete  stock  we  ever 
witnessed.     They   manufacture  their  own 


The  Best  and  Orioimal  Tonic  of  Iron 
Phosphorus  and  Calisava,  known  as  GasweU 
Mack  <t  Co.'s  Ferro  Phosphorated  Elixir  ol 
Calisaya  Bark.  The  Iron  restores  color  to 
the  blood  the  Phosphorus  renews  waste  ot 
tho  nerve  tinsue.  aud  the  Calisaya  givcb 
a  natural  healthful  tone  to  the  digestive  er* 
K&ns  thereh}'  curing  Dyspepsia  in  its  varioue 
fiirnis,  Wakefulnoes,  deneral  Debility,  aud 
Depression  of  Spirits.  Manufactured  only  by 
CAMWELL,  IIAZAHD  .t  CO.,  successors  to 
Caswell,  Mack  &  Co.,  New  York.  Sold  by  all 
Druggists 

Among  THE  Indians.— Lioui.  Herndon  tells 
us  that  no  Iribea  of  aboriginees  aie  found  in 
tho  deeoest  forests  of  South  America,  from 
I  ho  Andes  to  tbe  Atlantic  coast,  that  do  not 
have  and  use  Doct.  Ayer's  mi  d  cincs  an  J 
Lowell  cottons.  "Tbemont,"  "Sdffi)LK," 
"fooTT,"  are  s^en  stamped  in  large  red  and 
blue  letters  upon  their  f^arments,  while  Ayer's 
I'llls  and  Cherrv  Pcctorial  are  amcmg  the 
trca.-nre8  of  their  i  abitations.  Their  native 
soil  Inrnish  s  them  all  their  food  and  moetol 
their  remevh^s,  bnt  tin  y  t-ufiVr  from  eome 
HfllictioiiH  which  nin«>t  hive  ilic  interposition 
ot  higher  skill. — Seiit>ii<-1,  Lihetiy,  \'a. 

Tde  Seobet  of  Bevitty  lies  in  the  US'*  ol 
EIai;an's  Magnolia  Balm  for  tho  Complexion. 

Ilou;,'hne8H,  Il<!dnesH,  Blotches,  Sunburn, 
Freckles  and  Tan  disappear  where  it  is  ap- 
plied, and  a  beautiful  Complexion  ot  pure, 
satin-like  t<.xture  is  obtained.  The  plainest 
features  are  made  to  glow  with  Healtbliij 
Bloom  and  Youthful  Beauty. 

Rem  mter,  Hagau's  M;*gno1ia  Balm  is  the 
thing  that  produces  thei?e  effects,  and  any 
Lady  can  secure  it  for  75  cents  at  any  of  our 
stores. 

To  Preserve  and  Drees  the  Hair,  use  Lyon's 
Kathairon. 


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Button,  Rice  A  Itisinc,  BosWi>rth  A  ^on.  r>ohmen  « 
Schmidt,  Milwaukee;  .Mc<  ulloch  A  .McCord,  Lat'row; 
Noyoa  Bros.,  .St.  Taul.  l^oUins  Bros.,  Z.  V.  Uetze^ 
Meyers  Bros..  St.  Louis;  Moore  A  Tarbet.  Zunkerman  A 
Ha&H,  UubUQue. 

At  retail  by  all  druiocista.    Price  81.S0. 

COUGH!  COUGH!  COUGH! 

WiU  all  thoae  afflicted  willi  C'ousb  or  f  onsnmpriou 
read  the  toUowint;,  and  learn  the  valud  ut 

Allen's  Lung  Balsam. 

WHAT  THK  DOCTORS  S.VY. 

Amos  Woolly,  M.  D.,  of  Kosc-iu.sco  County.  Ind..  says 
"tor  three  years  past  1  have  used  Alixn'm  Lcno  B*i. 
SAM  extensively  in  my  practice,  and  1  ainsatished  tbur 
IS  no  better  medicine  for  lunn  diseases  in  ums. 

Isaac  R.  Ltoran,  M.  U.,  of  Logan  i  ounty.  Ohio,  says 
"AlUlN's  l.c.Nii  B.\l.sxM  not  only  wjlU  rapidly,  but  ni\e 
perfect  sausfaclion  in  evor}-  case  withiu  lui  knowlc-ilKe 
Having  oonndence  in  it.  and  knowing  that  it  i>os»psse 
valoaUe  mcdiciiuU  pmiiorties,  I  ircely  u**  it  in  my  dail 
practice,  and  with  uul>o«nJcd  ^.ul•^:^•s^.  As  au  c  po 
torant,  it  ia  most  certainly  tar  ahead  of  any  preparatio 
I  have  evor  yet  known." 

Nathaniel  ilams,  M.  D.,  of  .Viddlebury,  \t..  aajra: 
"I  have  no  doubt  it  will  soon  bec.uie  a  cl.issical  remedia 
scent  for  the  cure  of  all  diseiises  of  thu  1  hroat,  Uron- 
cfaial  Tubes  and  thu  Lungs." 

Dr.  IJoyd,  of  Ohio,  surceon  in  the  array  dunng  tb» 
war,  from  exposure  contracted  »  on^umpUon.     He  says: 
"1  have  no  hesitancy  iu  saying  that  it  was  by  the  <ise  o 
yonr  Ijung  Balaam  that  I  am  now  alive  and  enjoyin 
Wealth." 

Dr.  Fletcher,  of  Miasouri.  says:  "1  recommend  ,votu 
Balaam  in  preference  to  any  other  medi>-ine  tor  (Jou^hs, 
and  it  gives  satisfaction." 

Allf.n's  LtiNG  R.^LSAM  is  the  remedy  to  cure  all  Lane 
and  Throat  ditticulties.  It  should  be  thoroughly  it-»e<l 
before  using  any  other  Balsam.  It  wiU  cur^  w^en  nil 
others  fail.    Directions  accompany  each  iKito'i  . 

J.  N.  HARRIS  4  1  'I )  ,  Sole  Proprietors, '  'i:  ndunatl. 
Ohio.    For  sale  by  all  Dmggiata. 

Bowel  Comitlaiiit  aud  JVvor  and  Ague 

Can  lie  cured  with 

PERRV  DAVIS' 

VEGETABLE    PAIN  KILLER, 

TUB 

Great  Family  Medicine  of  the  Acre. 


We  ask  tho  attention  of  the  trade  and  tUc>  nublio  to 
this  long  and  unrivalled  FAMILY  MKDKUNi:.  For 
the  cure  of  (.'olds.  Coughs,  Weak  Stomach  iind  t.enend 
Debility.  Indigestion,  Cramp  »ind  Pain  in  I'lo  Sloiuach, 
Bowel  (Complaint,  «J<ilic.  Diarrhrea,  Cholern.  Ac,  and  lor 
FKVICK  AND  AC  UK  there  is  nothing  better.  Ithaa 
been  favorably  known  for  more  than  seventy  live  years 
to  be  the  O.MiY  SCKK  SPK«  IFK:  for  the  many  disciises 
incident  to  the  human  family.  Internally  and  Kxter- 
nally  it  works  equally  sure. 

THE  PAIN  KILLER 

Has  been  tested  in  every  variety  of  climate,  and  by 
almost  every  nation  known  to  Americans.  It  is  the 
almost  constant  companion  and  inestimnble  friend  of 
the  missionary  and  tho  traveler,  on  sea  aud  land,  aud  no 
one  should  travel  on  our  lakks  or  liivnis  without  it. 

Be  sure  that  you  call  for  it  and  gel  the  genuine  Pain 
Killer,  as  many  wortblcas  nostmiiis  are  attempted  to  be 
sold  on  the  groat  reputation  of  this  valuable  medicine. 
i  V"  Directions  aecomp.iny  each  bottle. 
Sold  liy  dealers  everywhere. 
Price  i\  cents  and  $1  per  bottle. 

i.  N.  HARRIS  A  CO, 
Proprietors  for  tbe  WestArn  and  Southern  States, 

(Jinciniuti.  Ohio.  ^ 


SsrFF  OB  DUST  OF  ANY  KiNU,  and,  etronp;, 
caustic  or  poiuouous  solutions  aggravate 
Catarrh  and  drive  it  to  the  lungs.  Dr.  Sage's 
Catarrh  Uemedy  cures  Catarrh  ly  its  mild, 
siothinp,  cleansing  and  Jvealinij  properties. 
Each  package  prepares  one  I'inf  of^ihc  Reme- 
dy ready  for  use,  and  costs  only  fifty  cents. 
Sold  by  druggists,  or  semi  hixtv  cents  to  R. 
V.  Pierce,  M.  D.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,and  get  it  by 
return  mail. 

See  AnvnitTiBKMh.NT  of  Dr,  liMtts'  Dispen- 
sarv,  head«d  Book  for  tho  million— MAR- 
RIAGE GUIDE-in  another  column.  It 
should  be  read  hv  all. 


Infants.— Much  suffering  to  these  tender 
little  buds  of  the  human  famly  might  be  al- 
iased by  using  Mrs.  Whitiomb's  Syrup.  See 
advertisement  in  another  column. 


Sold  at  Hilwaokee  by  H.  Busworth  A  Sons,  Greene  A 
Button,  Rice  A  Rising,  Drake  Bros  ,  Dohmen,  Ikohiuidt 
A  Co.,  and  all  Milwaukee  Druggists. 

Itch  I  It&hl!  Itch!!! 

«C'IIATC}I       SCRATCH  t !     8CUATCH !  !  ! 
IVheatoia's  Ointment 

In  from  10  to  48  hoar* 

Cares  Tbe  Itch. 
Cures  Halt  KbeHBI. 
Cares  Tetrer. 
Cures  Barbeni'  Itch. 
Cures  Old  !Sorea. 

Curf»  rvery  kind  r\f  \umor  XOa 

MAGIC. 
Price,  SOc.  a  box ;  by  mail.  Wo 

Address  WEEKS  A  POTTKB,  170  Washingtoa  St,  ' 
For  sale  by  all  Drosffista  Boston,  T' 


No.  9. 


SnilLIA  SDflLIBTJB  OUSASTDBs 


HOMEOPATHIC    fPECIFICS 

HAYS  PROTRD,  ROM  THI  MOST  AMPUI 
•xperiMiM,  an  .Mtira  .mumu  :  Staple— 


PKB.tONS  in  want  of  Trusse<t,  .Supporters,  Artificial 
Ijmbs,  or  Surgical  lustniments,  can  be  supplied  at 
maker's  prices,  bv addressing  I.  N.  MORTON,  Drnggist, 
next  to Oiutom  House.  Milwaukee.  fablfilr 


PnivATE  medical  aid. 
advertisement. 


Read  Dr.  Wbittier'a 


Special  Notices. 


ERRORS  OF  YOUTH. 

A  (IKNTLEMAN  who  sufTered  for  years  from  Naryoos 
Debility  Premature  Decay,  and  all  tbe  effects  of  youth- 
ful indiscretion,  will,  for  the  sake  of  suffering  humanity, 
send  free  to  all  who  need  it,  the  receipt  and  directions 
for  making  tho  simple  remedy  by  which  be  was  cured. 
Sufferers  wishing  to  proht  by  the  sdvertiser's  exiMrience. 
can  do  so  by  addressing,  id  perfect  oonbdence, 
JOHN  B.  OiiDKN, 
Na  43  Cedar  street.  New  Tork' 

PrepKimtery  Medicmtl— . 

The  haman  system,  the  most  delicate  and  sansiUve 
«U  created  things,  shotUd  bo  duly  prepared  to  meet  the 
shock  occasioned  by  a  sudden  change  in  the  tamtwra- 
ture  of  the  air.  Even  the  solid  metals  contract  and 
expand  under  cold  and  heat -so  that  if  man  was  com- 
posed of  iron,  instead  of  frail  tissues  and  tibres.  circu- 
lating fluids  and  brittle  osseous  matter,  bis  frame  would 
not  be  proof  against  the  \  ianMaitudes  of  cUmate.  As  it 
is,  it  t>ehooves  every  one,  especially  the  feeble,  to  fortify 
the  frail  tenement  of  mortality  against  the  inclemency 
af  the  present  season.  A  wholesome,  strength  sopply- 
Ing  vegetable  tonic  and  alterative  is  the  preparatory 
medicine  reqnired,  and  among  medicinal  agents  of  this 
character.  HOSTETTKR.S  STOMACH  BITTERS 
•taiui  tupremt.  In  a  successful  career  of  nearly  a  quar- 
ter of  a  eeotnry.  the  preparation  has  never  been  eqoaU 
ad  or  approached,  and  its  sales  are  now  larger  than 
those  of  any  half  dozen  articles,  purporting  to  ^clo^k 
to  the  sams  class,  that  has  ever  been  advertise., ,,.  «iia 
coantiy.  As  a  remedy  and  preventive  of  Drst-rFstA. 
and  all  its  complications,  it  may  be  said  to  hav)  //r*  i 
dotm  ecmpftiiion,  and  to  be  the  standard  st>eetlir  f><  the 
Western  Hemisphere.  A  coarse  of  this  genial  restora- 
tive at  the  commencement  of  Winter  is  the  snrest  *afe^ 


Prompt— Sffldaat  and  RaliabI*.  Tb«y  are'  tb* 
only  Hadleiiiea  ptrflBetlT  ad^ited  to  popular  om. 
— Milmplo  thai  mlatflikM  cannot  m  nude  ia 
vaiag  them ;  to  hmnlMg  M  to  be  ft«e  fhnn  dan- 
ger, and  M  effldcBt  m  to  be  alwsye  reliable. 
Thfljr  have  ralaed  the  hlfbeet  commendation  bvm. 
all,  and  will  alwajrt  render  MUlalbction. 

Hoe.  Cental 

1,  CnrM  F«¥«n,  qoMMtlOB,  Trtmm>tloB».as 
*•  Z  ^>?»yi"«i  worm  Ferer,  Worm  CoUcas 
S.  **  Crylnc-OoUeorTeetbucoflnfltnts^s 
4,  ^  PterrneeaefChlldfen  orAdnlts.  .K 
o. 

\. 
I. 
if 

la, 

14, 
16, 
18. 

n. 

18, 

1», 
«, 

S: 

«. 
K 
26, 

S8, 


amnntmry,  Orlplnc  nilon*  CvUc.2.5 
ol«ni-H*rkiM,  Vomitliis 25 

Ooas^u,  Colda,  Bronefaltia as 

MnanOCte,  Tootluiebe,  Faceache ..as 
IlMiA««hMBlekHeadaeBe,VertiKols 

Dyapavala,  BiUona  Stoiucb % 

Sappr«M«d,  or  PalnfUrPerioda...25 

IMrMtan,  too  proftaM  Period* as 

Cro», Coogh  Difficalt BmthlDr.as 
Salt  Bla««na,SrTtipelaa,EmpUuag35 
RlteBmiatl«M,lU>enmaUc  peine,  atl 
F«T«r  4e  Afpf,  Chill  Fever,  AgneaSO 

Piles,  blinder  bleeding TjO 

Opthalaiy,  and  aore  or  week  Eyenso 
CatarrtuMte  or  chranic,InflnenHiM 

Wh««plBC-C«BC>!}VtoleDtcoughoO 

Anubaut,  oppreaaed  Breathing so 

Bar  IMa«harcea,impairedhearlDeriO 
SeronJa,enlarKed  glanda,a  wel  II  Dk  s.^) 
OeaonaDebUity.pEyaiealweaknesBSO 
I>roM7, and  icanty  SecreUona.. ..oo 


ao, 

81, 

83. 
»4, 


goods  and  are   thereby    enabled  to    offer  to  i  coard  sgamst  ail  the  coii<plajnts  which  are  caused  or 

the  trade  goods  at  cost  until  January   Ist,  '  »«[ravated  by  exposore  to  ooid. 


1870.  Their  retail  department  contaiDB  all 
the  latest  and  most  elegant  styles  erer  i 
offered,  and  to  those  wnLshing  first-clnss  ; 
goods  and  the  lowest  priceii,  we  would  any  ' 
give  them  %  calL  ' 


—The  raw  fur  trade  of  Micnipan  amounts 
to  nearly  $1.U(X), 000  annually,    the  greattr 
portion  of  which  is  transacted  in   L'etroit 
Tbe  principeJ  skins  taken  ar«  mink, 
tin,  tisher,  lynx  bear,  beaver,    otter, 
gray,  silver.  aJid  cross  fox,    mtukrat^ 
cat,  raccoonand  vol£.     ■     .•..'  , 


-Barton    Johnson  has   b4!en   arrested, 

having  in  his  possfisaiou  two  one  thousand 

dollar  United  States  bonds  identified  as  a 

portion  of  the  upwards  of  $100,(100  m  stock 

certidcates  smd  United  SUtes  bonds  stolen 

„.».    from  Messrs.  Morrison  <t  Hatchinson,  in 

mar-J  November,  last  year.  He  says^  he  got  them  -daCiDg    quantities  they  greatly    eicel  all 

red^l  from  a  man  li^ng  in  New  Htfiapehire.  '  other  xraneties.  yielding  at  leaat  klyee  times 

'*-  more  than  the  ordioan  kinds.     In  feeding. 

An  Also  AoEiiltF  skead .  of  au 


To  Fabxzbs.— We  call  the  especial  atten«  \ 
tion  of  every  Farmer  who  reads  this  paper  j 
to  tbe  Norway  Oats,  which  are  something  { 
that  have  astonished    the  world.     In  pro-  : 


t»  wild-  \     _.  ~ :" *"*■■ r-g*-  .    more  than 

,     -    yJ^  -fiaixa  Ve5jejLabiii..Jd»«dian.jair*«^wet,Q,jayfe 


TO  CONSUMPTIVES. 

The  Advertxaer,  having  been  restored  to  health  in  a 
few  weeks,  by  a  very  simple  remedy,  after  havmg  su  tar- 
ed several  years  with  a  severe  lang  affection,  and  t  bat 
dread  disease.  (Jonsuraption.  is  aozious  to  make  known 
to  bis  fallow  sufferers,  the  means  of  care. 

To  ail  who  desire  it,  ha  will  send  a  eapj  ot  the  pre- 
sciiptluu  used  tfree  of  charge  i.  with  the  direelions  for 
prapamc  an4  using  the  same,  which  they  will  iiud  a 
StTKB  CiTXS  roii  Ck>X8Tnn>no;(.  Asthma.  BBONCRiTn. 
etc  Tha  obieet  o<  the  adiuilisai  in  sendiBg  tbe  pre- 
acriptton  ia  to  benefit  the  afBictad,  and  spread  informa- 
tate  sbich  ha  eoocaivas  to  be  lOTmlaabie ;  and  he  hopes 
jreqt.aoflvar  will  tzr  bia  lemady,  aa  it  will  east  th  .« 


^•A»:AUfJ 


Ickne— .alrlfaeaa  lh>m  ridloefio 

KIdnej-IMncaac,  Qravel sO 

Herwoas    DebUlty    Semtlnal; 
Fwil— l»M,    involoBtaiy    Die- 

CUBcK^S,  ,  ••••  ••"•  •• •••••■••••••••X    W 

84»re  Hoath,  Canker so 

Vrlnarr  ureakneaaLwetUncbedSO 
Palmml  Period*,  with  apeama. .so 

•■flToriaca  at  change  of  life. i  oo 

BpUoMjr,Spaama,SLVitaa'Dancel  00 
Mphfliarta,  lUoenUadaoretbroat.M 

rAMILT   CAMMa 

CM-  8S  «•  70  laic*  wlala. ; 
or  roae^rood  caae,  cai 

a  ■peeUle  for   •'wvrf  oi 

dlaeaao  a  fbtflalljr  la  aabjocs  ta, 
aa4  baoka  of  dtracttoma . ........ 

FroallOto  ttS 
Smaller  F|umily  and  TraTeilac  eases, 

withaotoMvlaU froml^toftS 

Specidca  for  an  Prlvat*  IMMBaa«a,both 
for  Ovrlac  and  for  PreTomltTe 
treatment,  in  viala  and  pocket eaaea,$3to$S 

VOWam  BXTBACT, 

Cntwa  Barma,  ■ral— a,  Laasanea^ 
•oreB««a,aaro  1t%i  eal,»pi  almsLTootC 
ache.  BaraclM,  Naaralida,  Bho«aa». 
Uaaa,  I.— afcaaa.  PUaa,  IMIa,  SUiuea, 
Bora  Wj9m,  BlaadlBjKOf  Um  Lnnaa, 
tf oae,  Moaaadi.  or  orrUaat  Cama.  1J1« 
•ara, eiA Saraa.    PrlcaftOc«a.«a$1.7S 

jr  Tbase  Benedies,  except  PQIIC'9  EI- 
rRACT,  br  tbe  caa*  or  alnfle  box,  are  sent  ta 
my  part  of  tbe  coontry,  bj  mall  er  azpnaa,  ftaa 
i>feDaisa,oaraoa^t  of  the  price.  . 

Addraaa Hmnphr«7iC  Speoifio       '"  "^  *'* 

Homeopattaio  MeoioiiM  Oompoij', 

Offlce  aad  D«pot«  Ho.  MBaoAmraT,  Row  lock. 

Dr.Hnmn 
peraonallyor  by  lattw,  as  above,  tat  all 

'^  POB  ftALB  BT  ALL  DBUOODXiw 

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THE   FUEh  Hu>lr.cMi:..iL;. 


WKDNESDAY,  DECEMBER  8,  lx«». 


MOXOPOLIllS. 


Extract  fri>ni  (he    Speech   ot   lion.  Mat. 

Carpeuter,  attli*:  Wlscuuitiu  State 

I'alr. 


•r*t  cnowTU   or 


TBI     CARRYIXU 


J1050P0tT     M 

The  pecuniary  intereit  of  oar  people   in   this 
nahject,  great  tw*  it  is,  is  unfortunately    not    their 
only  nor  thoir  greatest  interest.     Tlic   people   of 
Wij<ounsin   are  a  portion    of  the  people    of  the  i 
United  States,  and  as   suoh  are  jointly  interested  ; 
in  and  jointly    responsible    with    the  people   of  ■ 
•ther  States,  for  the  perpetuity  of  our  froo    insti- 
ution^.  I 

It  was  for  many  years  Seliered  by   car  wisest  \ 
ind  purest  statesmen,  that  our  iustiturious    were  \ 
,n  danger  from  slavery.      Hut  It  is  my  hone»t  be- 
lief, that  they  are  to-day  in    far   greater  danger  ! 
from  the  combinations  of  capital,  the  oon.«olida-  ' 
tion  of  monopolies — the  great   trinity    of  power, 
railroad,  express  and  telegraph  companies,  which 
are  struggling  to   control    the   destinies   of  this 
country     than    they    ever    were     from     slavery. 
Slavery  wa.«  spread  over    a    va.«t   territory   but 
eould  only  act  through  political   ajeucies  so  that 
it*  plottin^s  and   proceedings    were  seen    of  all 
men.      It  wa«  a  sin  .to  damning,  nu  I   a   curse    so 
heavy,  that  the  mural  sentiments    of   the   people 
and  the  syinjiftthies  of  the  world  were  ngniustit: 
altogether    and    under    all      cireum-'tau -cs :     ia 
ileia.l    and    in    general.     It    was   cirmmsoribed 
by  geographic  limits,  and  the  niitneri  -.il  majori- 
ty of  our  people  who    watched    it    with    je:i!ousy 
and  hatred,  always  had  the  jtuctr.  if  not  thof'eA- 
i.i<a/  fiuiliutioHnl  riyht,  to  suppress    it    at    any 
timo;   aud  it  was  always  certain    that    whenever 
it  should  ..peiily  assail  the  exl-lence  of  tree  in*ti- 
tutions.  the  people,  who     believe    that   constitu- 
tion.' are  ma  le  ior  men   and    not    th.it    men    are 
ma  do  for  constituiions,  would  find  a  way    '.o   put 
it    down.     And    "o    it    finally     irai  e.vtin^iiiih- 
cd.     (.applause.) 

Uui  railf'ad,  expre«  and  to'eg:n«]>h  companies, 
untcr  proper  regulations  and  with:u    whole.'ouie 
re«tri(tirtu<,  are  not  only  harmless  but  absolutely 
a  necessity    of   our    modern  eivili/.»fion.       They 
mav  proudly  ancl  truthfully  j^int  to  the  immense 
service  they  have  rendore.l  to  the  people  in  facil-  | 
itatiiij?  e'lmmerce  an«l  brin;;'ng    the   comforts   of  ! 
life  to  every  man's  door.       Tno   d.ingers  to   the 
public  arise  not  from  thr  u«e,  but  fi  dui  the  abuH' 
of  the  powers  which  have  l>e»n  gianted   to    these  1 
corporations.      Lnmised  evil  is  aiwiiys  coudeiiiii- 
ed  and  aroided.  and  i"«  therefore  harmless.     It  is  j 
evil  that  comes  in  »h>uiuj  mi  n-nt,  with  sedu.'tive  1 
manner,  with  much  that  is    really    pleasant   and  | 
g  .  >  I,  that  wins  its  way  into  fho  puni  lie  of  pop-  1 
ular  appr  >b:ition.     The'e  is  no   eonrtict    between  | 
labor  aoi  the  legitimate  profits  of  capital       But  j 
the  great    pojsoa  in  this    country  is   the    love    of 
Wi-alth-     Au  1  as  life  is  short,  au.l  every  man  im-  I 
patient  of  results,  and  the  great  tendency  is   the  | 
consolidation  of  a;^encies    to  atcomplirh  vast   re-  I 
suits  speedily.     So  that  whenever  competition  bc- 
pins,  piinsolidation  results.     A   short  time    since,  | 
the  Merchant's  Express  Company   wa-  organized  ' 
with  an  immense  capital,  in  the  intercuts  of   the 
people,  a*  it  was  said,  to  break  down  the  monop- 
oly of  the  then  existing    company.     Competition 
Went  on,  until  both  companies    came   to   the    not 
unnatural  conclusion,  that  it  would  be  more  prof- 
iiable  to  unite  and  plunder  the    people   for   their 
joint  benefit,    than  it    was   to  carry    merchandize 
for  too  low  a  rate  to  amount  to  compensation.    J-o 
tbey  consolidated;     and    now     have    everything 
their   own    way.     Various    telegraph    companies 
have  passe  1    through  the    same    experience   and 
reached  the     same    result.     Railroad    companies 
»re  not  behind  in    the  wi.'dom  of  this  generation, 
and  are  now  bending  all  their  energies  to  a   con- 
nolidation,  which  will    prevent   competition   and 
deliver  the    people    bound    hand  and  foot    into 
their  lender  keeping.      For  all  practical  purposes 
wc  have  but  one  telegraph  com))any  in  the    Uni- 
te 1  Stales,  and  but    one    express    company.     If 
nothing  is  done  to  check    the  present  tendencies, 
it  will  not  be  lon^  until  wo    shall    have    but   ono 
railroad    company     in  the     United    .■^tates;and 
then  it  is  by    no    means    improbable    that    three 
monster  monopolies  may,     "in    order    t .   form  a 
more  perfect  union,"  "insure  rl„m>-^tirtniii>iiiilitif,' 
provide    for   their    '-coinm  >n   defence"   and    pro- 
mote their   "general 


Supreme  Court,  the  State  of  Iowa  has   abdicated 
its  sovereignty  over  the   great   highways  of  the 
State,  and  transformed  ibem  from  trust  properly, 
held  by  the  corporations  for    public  use,  into   ab- 
solute estate  in    individual    and    private    right. 
This  declaration  is  not  less  important  and  start- 
ling than  the  Dred  Scott  deoision ;  and   exhioits 
the  dangerous  tendenciea  I  have  been  considering 
If  two  railroads  in  our  State,  with  their  rolling 
stock,  buildings,  fixturos  and  other  property  per- 
taining to  them,  are  private  property  owued,  op- 
erated and  used  by  the  rc-'pecti^e  companies  "/or 
the  tJcU*irt  lewjU  and  adauntnije    oj    the  H(c!t- 
kiAdert"  of  the  respective  companies,    then    they 
may,  as  ca.^ily  and  as   legally,   bo  consolidated, 
a»  two  larms  owned  by  two  individuals   may    be 
changed  from  individual  to  joint  ownership.     As 
soon  as  a  railroad  is  declared  to  be   i,riv,tU  j>i<,j>- 
«rtv,  all  the  con.sequcnocs  of  private  property  at- 
tach     to  it,  and  it   may  be  operated  or  abandon- 
ed, kept  or  eold,  at  the  option  of  its    owners      In  ; 
other  words  the  public   have  no    control   over  it.  | 
and  the  owners  have  a  right  to  operate   it   with-  , 
out  the  slightest  regard  to    the   interests    of   the  ; 
public:   which  thev  will  be  certain    to  do.     Con- 
solidation  will    destroy    competition:  and  then 
the  capitalist  can  e.\aci  just  what  he  pleases    for  , 
transportation  of  commodities,  which,  of  course, 

must  be  paid  by  the  producer. 
I       It  is  cvi.lent,  that  any  rate  of  tolls  above  a  fair 
profit  upon  the  amount  of  capital  octuuHif  »« y.^V  '■ 
ed  iu  railroods,    is    an     unjust    exaction     which  1 
'  should  be  restrained  by  law,  if  any  power  exists 
I  to  restrain  it.     It  is  further  e\ideut    that    if    the 
;  doctrine  be  conceded  that  our   railroads  are  mere  ^ 
'  private  proporlv,  and    legislatures    powerless    to  1 
control  them,  the  grosse,->t  abuses  and    apprehen-  , 
!  sions  will  follow.     .Most  civilized    countries    reg- 
ulate th*  rate  of  interest,  by    I'cnal    laws;  visit- 
!  ing  severe  penalties    njion   the    capitalists    who  . 
takes  advantage  of  the  nc3es»ities  of  the  borrow-  ; 
!  cr.     But  there  is   infinitely  more  need  of  legisla- 
tion here.     Loining  money  is  a  thing  within  the 
power  of   anv  private  c'.ti/;cn  having  money  ;  he 
needs  and  obtains    no   legislative    franchi.-'e,    ot 
'  monopoly  of  the  loaning   business.     Competition  , 
.   is  therefore  eerUiu  to  exist;  and  this,    ot  itself,  is 
thought      by  many,    to    be    sufficient    protection 
aga  usl  the  ext.rtion  of  lenders.     But    how  does 
.  it  stand  with  capital     invested  in    railroads,     lu 
i  the  lirst  place  the    company    has  a   monopoly  — 
i  The  state  has  clothed  it    with    corporate    powers 
'  aud  immunities.     The  farmer    must    export  his 
produce  over  the  railroad,  because  tA«re  i»iu<  one. 
Every  man  docs  not  owu  a  railroad;  every    man 
coubi  not  operate  it,  exacting  toll."  from  the  pub- 
lic, if  he  did  own  one.     That  requires   legislative 
sanction.     The  producer  is  therefore  iu  the  power 
of  tlic  capita!ist.s,  as  to    trau.-portafion  :  aud   un- 
less the    law  eau  restrain  or  limit   his    demands. 
oppl•e5^ion  may  and  will  be   practi.-ed.     and.  un- 
til within   t«o    or  three  years,  the    power  o»    the 
legislature  to  control   railroads,    a.-i  public    high- 
wiivs.  has  universally  been    conceded.     Bnt    the 
new  doctr.ue  now  eoutcnded   for,  that  a   railro:id 
is  private  and  not  public  property,  strikes  a  death 
blow  at  all  legislative    control,    and    leaves    the 
people  at  the  mercy  of  our  corj).  rations,  ro  tar  as 
the  Sta'e  governiiunt  is    eomcrued.     The   State 
can  control  the  management  of  public    property  : 
but  has  no  right  to  control  the  use  of  mrre/jrii-u/e 


and  all  other  materials  required  could  bo  pro 
cured  by  contract,  as  the  government  gets  ua- 
tenuls  lor  harbors  and  other  public  .mprove- 
Bienls.  f he  only  thing  needed  lor 
whioh  would  cost  iheg«.veroniont  what  it  wouio 
ould  be  the  iron.  In  every 
ould  have  an  ad- 


DRUC^N ! 


pro 


pl.int;   if  he  employs    laborers,   and    buys 
;-.ni<  horses  to  carry  on  his  farm,  ho  will    tei 


p,  onrrty. 

If  the  state  of  thing*  now  existing 


idfare, 


defeuce"    aud 
"  "ordain    and 


es- 

all 


tablish  a  constitution,"  which  shall    combine 
three  in  one;  and  it  will  be   owing  to   the  mer.y 
of  Heaven,  or  the  vigilance  of  our  people,  if  they  I 
do  not  so  far  extend  their  schemes  as  to  ur'/uin  a 
n^ir  constitution  /or  th» pcopU  0/ iftt  L'nited  :!>t,iltt. 

[Sensation.] 

This  fearful  conisolidation  lends  to  withdraw 
corporate  action  from  public  observation.  Slave- 
holders coul.l  plot  in  secret  ;  but  to  execute  their 
s.'hcmes  they  had  to  publish  their  plattbrms  and 
■"70  to  thr  rooiitrif"  for  a  trial.  The  people  v.ere 
th  IS  informed  of  what  was  intended,  and  it  was 
lh  i-  own  fault  if  they  did  UDt  take  care  of  tlieni- 
se  Vj-«.  But  the  railroadi.  express  and  telegraph 
buMuess  of  the  United  Statej  oinbrHcing  u;itold 
millions  of  capital,  reaching  into  every  State. 
Territory,  couutv,  town,  village  and  farm  of  the 
countrv,'  may  all  be  managed  by  a  board  of  fil 
tcon  di'rcotors.  sitting  with  closed  doo-s,  by  .an- 
dle  li"ht,  in  Wall  street.  What  they  determined 
upon,"thoy  need  not  submit  to  public  examina- 
tion nor  to  thj  contingency  of  a  general  ele-jtion 
bv  the  people;  and  thus  a  power  more  formida- 
ble than  the  p  jwers  of  this  gigantic  national  Gov- 
because      more    clo-ely    touching 


is  an  evil, 
and  the  tendency  is  to  an  aggravation  of  that 
evil,  it  is  interesting,  to  eonsider  whether  any 
and  what  remedy  can  be  invoked. 

It  l<  evident  that  a  corporation  which  owns  a 
railroad  through  half  a  dozen  State.*,  cannot  be 
oontroled  bv  any  one  State,  and  if  every  State 
should  enle'r  upon  the  task,  it  is  certain  that 
each  would  have  a  theory  of  its  own,  and  noth- 
ing but  confusion  would  result.  A  regulation  to 
be  of  any  avail  must  be  uniiorm  ;  there  can  be 
no  uniformity  where  thirty  sovereiguties  are  ut- 
tering their  voices  and  enforcing  their  wills  upon 
the  same  subjc-t  This  consideration  led  to  the 
adoption,  in  the  eonstitution  of  the  1  uited  States 
of  the  provision  that  Congn-.-s  should  have  power 
"To  r,./,i(atr  loniincrce  with  foreign  nations, 
am<»,(j'the  ititrni  Stuff,  and  with  the 
tribes."     Art.  1,  sec.  7. 

Commerce  in  the  general  sense  is  defined  to 
"an  inter  change  or  mutual  change,  of  good.-, 
wares,  procluct;ons,  orjiroperty  of  any  kind, 
tween  nation',  or  individuals, 
or  by  jiurchaso  aud  sale;" 
iransp.. rial  ion  of  jic.-ons  as 
di>e.  Every  railroad  company  emi.loyod  iu  uiov 
ing  mercbaiidise  or  transporting  jicrsons 
one  State  to  another,  or  fiom  one  State  through 
one  or  more  States,  is  engaged  iu  commeree 
"among  the  several  States."  as  much  as  the 
..wner  and  uiastt  r  of  a  suip  suiiing  Iroiu  iN«w 
York  to  Liverpool,  is  cngiiged  in  tereign 
I  in 

I  -H 

1  rcgulati"!.  by  Congress 
I  lime  regulate  the  running  of  trains, 
!  iff  of  rates,  and  in  every  respect  re-ulate  unn 
I  control  the  proccedinj<  of  any  railroad  company 
'  in  rci-rd  cosuch  couimtrcc.  A  cooipany  wi.o.-'* 
j  road'issitUHled  wholly  within  t(.e  limits  01  a 
'  pariicular  State,  as  to  all  produce  wLuh  is  dcs- 
1  tincd  for  a  distant  St;ito.  is  aUo  engaged  u.  com- 
t  mer.e  among  the  States.  And  ev-n  those  cases. 
I  wberc  the  charter  ot  the  company  aiuoun  s  to 
i  a  contract  which  would  prevent  'be  interfwrcnce 
are  nevertheless  witliin  the  power 
because  n-i  ?tatu  can  exonerate 
from     the    duty    ot 


a  private  party, 

other  regpectibe  govt  rnmenl  w 

vantage.     What  has  made   the    building  ot   our 

railroads  soexpensive.  has  been    the  poverty    ol 

thecorapauivs      The  company  bts   usually  been 

eomi>elled  to  mortgage    its    r-ud    bcl..ru   it    wa:, 

completed;   sell  i's  bonds  at  a    feaiful  diM-eutu  : 

ijivo  coniructc  in  which  directors   were   interest 

ed.  agreeing  to    pay  i«iie    what    the    work    w.i.- 

wortb.      But  the  objector  will  say,    the  stealing 

from  the  governmciit  would  be  mucii  gr«.i'ter.     1 

do  net  beliove  tbis.     I  have  heard  no  c.mplaint.- 

Idtdy  that  tUe  money  which  has  beoi.    appropii- 

ated  to  build  Post  Oflices  and  i  ourt  Houses  i.n.i 

improve  our  rivers  and    harbors,    bus    not    been 

honestly    applied.       If   the  government    cannot 

liwd  among  our  peopla    honest    incu    enough    to 

administer  its  affairs,  men  who  will  disburse   us 

funds  without  stealing  ihem.  it  should  stop,  an.i 

prono:  nee  free  institutions  and  government    by 

the  people,  a  failure  and  nn  impossibility. 

(3)  It  will  also  be  said  that  the  g..reriimeni 
is  alr-ady  burdened  with  a  heavy  debt,  that  11 
would  be  uiadaess  to  en'er  into  so  gigantic  a 
scheme  of  internal  imj-rovcment  in  our  preaeui 
"•on'iition.  . 

This  depends  upon   a  more  question    0.    pront 
or  lo.ss  in   regard  to  the  particular    transaction. 
It  a  farmer  who  was  heavily  in  J'jbt  should,  lor 
(bat  reason  hold  his  bunds  i"  tbo  t-pring,  i.nd  re 
\  fuse  to  buy  seed  wheat  on  credit,   and  so  let   his 
:  farm  go  to  waste,  his  wisdom  would  not    hi  ap- 
ed     If  he  buys  wheat  and  corn   to  sow  ana 

•    '  oxen 

in|i"- 

rarilv  increase  bis'indebtedness;  but  in  no    olh- 
er  way  can  he  realize  the  rich  crops    of  aulum;: 
which  may  not  reap  tho    expensi.s  of    the    year, 
bjt  go  far  towards  li(iuida<iiig  uis    indebtedness. 
So  if  the  government  coul.l    build    a    railroa.l 
from  Chicag  ^  to  New  York    in    three    years,  up- 
on which  it  should  levy  «uch  tolls  as  w,.nld  have 
thwefTect  to  reduce  the  cost  of  transporting  mer- 
chandize one-half  and  still  pay  for  its  own  e    n- 
struetion  in  twenty  years,  after  which    tho   tolls 
eould  be  atill  farther  reduced  down  to  tho  actua 
cost  of  keeping  th«  road  in  repair,  then  it   would 
not  be  an  extravagance   but  an   act  of   prudence 
to  do  it ;  because  the  government  would  by    this 
proceeding  lose  nothing  and    the   pcoplo    would 
begrctlyeuriehod.     And  it  is    to    be    borne    in 
mind  thut  the  people  have  got  to  pav  this  nation- 
al debt.     The  government   couid     not    redeem  a 
postage  st.imp  without  thepco[do,  and  whatever 
enriches  the  people,  develops  tho  resources 
country  and  increases  its  property,  tends  lo 
cr,.HSC  thec.tpa.ity  of  the  people  to  pay  the  delt 
Congress  has  heretofore  grunted   aid    »o    rail 
roa.l  companies  in  the  form   of  grants    ol  lands 
and  bonds.     The  government  «ets  nothing  back 
for  tlio  lands  granted,    and    the    people  get    no 
benefit,  if  she  companies  are  to  band  together  to 
plunder    the  commerce   of    the    country.     As    a 
'  mere  investmcMt,  it  would  be  better  for  the   gov 
eriiment  t.' build    and    hold    a  railroad  until     it 

■  should  be  re  cmburscd  lor    the    expenses    of    its 

■  construction,  an  1  in  the  samu  time  save  thepco- 
ph  as  much  ui're,    than  to  grant  "o    irrcsponsi- 

'  ble  parties  land  or  mon>y  from  whi?b  no  return 

.  will  ever  be  realized  either   by  tho  goveinmoiit 

I  or  the  people. 

i       Now,  follow  citizens,    I  have  made    »hcse    re- 

nards,  simply,  if  I    eould.    to    direct  tho    public 

mind  to  aconsidernticn  o    a  maitsr  worthy  of  a 

nicb  will,  1  beliove  b.  fi>re  many 


►^eK3*p*»- 


Also    General  Agents    for 

'WDCs^.    K:  3iT  -A.  B  B    So 

and  other  First   Clar.M 


C0ND1T&  AUSTIN' 
Maiikato,Mliiii., 

DEALEKS     IN 

/ 

DRUGS, 

MEDICINES, 

PAINTS,   Ae 


Stock  alwajs  full,  and  custom- 
era  can  ai  ai:  times  be  turnishfd 
with  anything  iu  the  Drug  line. 


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eaveSl.  Paul  3:30  p  u>.       .Ar.  St.  Paull  I:i  J  a 

Irains  on  tbis  road    make  close  conneetio 

Merrlota  with  tniins  on  Milwaukee  and  St   P. 

liuilroal  lor    .Mnmeap'di 


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nl!L'cVe,h.n.  will,  for  {he  sake  of  ^'^-'"^,  ',>;;- :  ,  ^ 
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xTal  Vho  desire  it  he  will  send  a  copy  of  the prcscrlp. 
tion  u.-e.l.  (free  of  char.-el,  w!.h  th^  direcimns  for  pre- 
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will  try  hi-;  rcinedy,    a« 


8..  re  I 

Astt.ina,   Droiichiiis.  ct<-.      The  | 

Pie^eriplion  U  to  i 

riiialii^n    which   h<?  | 

to  he  invaluable":  ai.d  he  ho^es  every  sufferer  ] 

it  will   cost   nothint:.  and   may  , 


(( ti  fi 
Indian 

be 
>d.- 
be- 
either    by    barter, 
ami    incluikv*    the 
well  as  of  mereban- 
oyod  iu 

from 


.leep  thought,  wnicb  will,  I  heliove  l>.  l..re  many 
yearigrow  to  great  practical  importame.  1 
iiavenot  sought  to  advocate  any  scheme,  not 
even  to  recommen<l  any  particular  proceeding. 
It  is  for  tho  people  of  Wisconsin  to  determine 
what  tbey  want  done,  and  for  their    servants  ip 


>ey  w 
Congress  to 
.Applause.] 


execute    their  judgment.     [Hearty 


State   News. 

L'jdge  has  been    established 


at 


ork  to  Liiverpool,  l:<  ciigageu  lu     ....  .j,.-     

ler.e  ;   and  coi.se-iucntly,  as  to  .-u.-h  busine.-i,  i^ 
qually  subject  to  the    coiistiluti-nal    power  ol 


Congrei«8  may    ut 
fix  the 


iiiiy 
tar- 


A   Masonic 
l.auehboro. 

Thj  .Martin  County  -4'^"'  "ays  that  Waller 
i.aiby.  of  Fairmont,  was  fcverely  injur-d  in  a 
threshing  machine,  week  l.ef'.re  last.  He  lort 
two  fin-ers  and  the  nseof  a  third. 

The  f.»use  j  aper  states  that  .Vr  A.  I.  Fois  has 
ncnriy  secured  the  rec|ui«>ite  in  u.bi  r  of  »ub- 
ieribers  to  bis  Democratic  uewspai-er,  which  be 
expects  lo  issue  in  January.  The  new  paper 
will  be  printed  on  the  Att<f  press. 

Geo.  C,  Chamberlain  will  soon  commence  tb" 
publication  of  a  Republican  newspaper  at  Jack 
sou,  iu  JaeksoB  County. 

The  Albert  Lea  .'iVoiK/az-d  says  that  "front  the 
l9ih  of  October,  when  the  first  business  of  the 
'  Souibcrn  Minuesotn  Railro.id  wbs  transacted  at 
.Vlbert  Lea.  up  lo  aiul  including  the  ."0th 
vember,  there  were  shipped  from  that 
05.2tl  buibels  of  whwl,  22. 02Cr  pounds 


thoUjji 
Slate  con! 


ernment. 


tou" 
will  uorae  to 


the 


be 

all 

of 

the 


rights  aud  pockets  of  the  people 
exercised  bv  a  few  men  who:<e  interc-ts  in 
things  are  directly  opposed  to  tho  latercsls 
the  people,  without  tho  con.Hent  or  even 
knowledge  of  the  people.  Tiie  power  of  .-uch  an 
organiration  upon  our  popular  elect.o;!-,  with 
their  paid  agents  in  every  school  J><riet  the 
iaimcn.enuml.er  of  their  employees  and  olhcers. 
men  of  influence  and  intoPi^ence.  al 
being  directed  by  telegraphic  coiiimunici 
»  eeniral  head  in  Mall  street,  and   the    i 


There 


capable  of 
ation  by 
mineti-i- 

secretly    a' 


capital  capable  of  being  poured  out  secretly  a 
anv  point  their  power  to  build  up  or  destroy 
towns  andc.tie.  by  discrim  nay n,' tariffs  and  to 
c-eate  or    dc.tror  the    fortunes    of   individuals. 


to 
uu- 

and 
The 


cannot  be  over  estimated 

But  some  good,  ea.sy  soul,    who   never 
till  he  is  hit,  may  think  this  is  trembling  at 
a„'inary  eviU,  or  rallying  to  com 


smarts 
im- 
imt  .-ha  lows.  1 
hope  so.  But  certainly  it  is  wi^cr  to  apprehend 
a  little  too  much  danger  and  guar  I  against  i.. 
than  to  apprehen  1  too  little  and  be  destroy .,d  by 
i,.  .od  anr  candid  man  who  ook.  ba.k  fitt> 
years  and"considers  from  «  hat  feeble  be_<.nnings 
the^e  tremendous  monopdies  h.ivc  attained  their 
pro-ent  power  and  greatness  may  see  rea<ion  -o 
fear  thai  they  may  still  farther  advan,re  their 
view:*  and  their  consummations. 

R.Vilroad    companies    first    sought    fran.-hise.« 
from  tho  State  upon  the    g'ound    lliat    railro.ads 
were  public  highways,  and  as    much    nnd.er    the 
control  of  the  legislative     po  ver    as    any     other  ^ 
hi-hway.     It  was  upon  this  ground,  and  this  on- 
lyrthat  the  court*    upheld     the    e.xf-rci.e  of    the 
r'ight  of  eminent  domain  in  favor  ot  railroadcom 
panics,  which  euabled  the  company,  a.-  th.- agent  , 
of  the  S;»  c.  to  take  any  mau'.s  laud  lor    the    nse  , 
of  the  road,  in   fa.-e  of  a  eonstitution    which    tor-  i 
bids  the  taking  of  private  property,  yr^/.t /or  a 
y„Ui.  u.t.     Then,  too,  the  inaucn  lal  and    weal- 
thy men  of  a    community     boeame     sto.-kholdcrs  , 
of" the  companies  and  controlled  the  roads  in  the 
interest  of  the  etmuinnities  along  the    .lie.     uut 
all  this  is  changed.      I  venture    to    say  that    not 
five  men.  and  the  Chan -es  are    that  not  one    man 
in  Madison,  owns  a    dollar  of  stock  in    any    rail-  ^ 
road  runnio*  to  or  through  this    town.     And    as 
thechanu-ter   of  the  stockholde-s   has   changid. 
thev  have  cra.sod  to  be  the  leading  business    men 
of  the  commuttities  interested  in  the  manngemcnf  • 
of  the  roads,  and  come  to  oe  a  few  immense  cap 
italists  residing  abroad.     So.  too,  the  theory  up- 
on  which  the  roads  were  originally    constructed,  j 
is  changing:   »ii<l  th"  Supreme  Court  of  W  i.-con-  , 
•in  and  the  Supreme  Court    of    Iowa,  two    most  i 


intelligent  and  upright  courts,  have  recently    de- 
eidcl  that  a  railroad  company  is  a    r«<r<  pnratf 
aud  that  the  legislature  has  no  more 


of  ths  St.iie, 
of  Congress ; 

any   person  or   corporation 

obedience  to  all  coustitutioual  regulations  ol 
commoicc  by  the  general  government,  lliefe- 
lora  the  laiiroads  ot  Iowa  and  W  ii^coi.siii,  a.- 
b  wholly  exempt,  by  recent  .ioeisious.  from 
I,  mav  nevtrlheie.«s  be  kept  within 
just  limits  by  the'  exercise  of  congreMional  aj- 
ihority. 

[Applause.] 
,  An-dher  course  is  worth  considering 
may  be  insuperaide  ..bjeitions    to  il  ;  or  it    may 
become  a  nece.v-ity  in  iho  future. 

The.power  to  regulate  commerce,  include.-   the 
oower'to  facilitate  CMinmerce  :   if  not,  liieu  ever) 
li.'blhon.se  on  the  .a  llrntic  coast  is  «heii.iing  an 
iincoustitoti..nal  light  upon  the  midnight  marin- 
^T.—l  Laughter.]      It  is  impo.«>ible.    1    tbiak,   ' 
distinguish  between  the  power,  in  congress 
der  lIic  Constitution,  to  build  a  lighthouse 
its  power  to    buiid  a   eami  or  a    railroad, 
pra-iieal    corsirudim    which   the    Constitution 
lias  received,  is,  thai  Congress  may    lej:islate    in 
aid  of  commerce.     It  may    build     harbors,    im 
prove  lakes  and    rivers   an.l    d.i    whatever    else 
may  render  commerce  easy,  safe  and    profitable. 
The  cHconnujtuifxt  as    well  as  tho    prutcction    Ol 
I  eommeree  was  o   c  of  the    chief   m^dives    which 
'  led  t.>  the  adoption  of  the  constiutiou  ;  and    in  i 
'   ibis  light  the  constitution  has  been  regarded    by  i 
;   .,11  our  M.itesmcn.      rh«     United     .-tales    might  , 

build  roads  bclwcen  such  prominent  points  as 
I  the  general  irt<  rests  of  coiniuercc  re<|Uire.  and 
'  in*ke  them  common  highways,  '.vtr  which  any 
i  me'cbant  or  farmer  i..igbt  run  a  tra.n  of  cars, 
'  on  coMf.rming  to  luch  regulations  as  should  be 

!  prescfilcd.  ^     >      1 1 

To  illustrate.  JiippoSe  the  government  fhonld 
build  a  railroad  wiih  two  or  four  tracks  from 
'  Cliica  'o  to  New  York  ;  and  thro.»  it  open  to  the 
'  pub!ii"nsc.  under  certain  regulations  as  to  use. 
andalcert..in  rales  of  toll  to  be  paid  by  any  ; 
ner.on  running  a  tra^n  upon  the  road.  Il  would  i 
thus  be  iu  the  p.wer  of  the  government  to  r^gu-  i 
late  the  carrying  business  which  is  ."so  important 
nn  element  in  domestic  c'.m'nerce,  so  as  fully  to 
protect  the  people.  The  power  to  do  tnis  is  un-  , 
questionable.  If«ny  man  doubts  ibe  power  as 
aregulation  of  commerce,  there  is  no  doubt  as 
to  the  power  of  Congress  to  build  a  r.nlno,-,,  road 
with  four  iron  track,  from  Chicago  to  New 
York;  ind  when  not  actually  re.,uired  for  the 
transhipment  of  troops  or  mi'itary  suprlies,  to 
anlhorizp  its  u«o  »t  certain  rates  of  toil  by  pri 
rate  individua'i.  Our  navy  is  employed  not 
ly  in  protecting  our  foreign  commerce 
suc-oring  merchant  TCSicl*  in  distress; 
doubt  might  bo  employed,  when  njt  needed 
national  defense,  in  any  way  to  prom-te  nation- 
al prosperity.  But,  conceding  the  power,  it  wir 
be  SHid  there  are  many  objecii-ns  tobeur^ed 
against  it.  Undoubienly  :  but  the  questio.i  x<. 
whether  there  are  m..re  blessings  to  be  expected 
than  dangers  to  be  apprehended. 
(I.)     It  may  be  said   that   if    would 


0'  No- 
station, 
of   but- 
ter, 4,4  10  pounds  of  hides,  l,4ti0  peunds  of  wool, 
Kud    11, ISO    pounds    of  raiaoell  ineeus     freight. 
During  the  i-ame  time  thoie  were   received   674,- 
f.-et  of  lumber,  447  barrels  of  pall,  and  429,- 


READY     MADE    CLOTHING, 

SHIRTS  AND  DRAWERS, 

At  TRompson's,     opposite    the   Collins    House 
Winnebago  City,  Minn. 

~  GREAT  EXCIT.EMENT- 

REBELLION,  REBELLION. 

IN    Till 

RED  RIVER  COUNTRY. 

Wheat  ailv:incii>g  and  Gootls  selling 
bel..wcust,  fur  ca.sli,  at  the  Winnebago 
City  Drug  Store.  Call  and  examine 
]. rices  before  guing  el.sewhcre. 

AT  THE  DRUGSTORE. 

Carbon  Oil,  Elephant  Oil,  LitiHoed 
Oil  and  Oil  l*aiiits,  White  Lead,  Red 
Lead,  Colored  Paints,  kc. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STOLE. 


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buig    Kings  County.  New  York. 


ihe  i>rescr'.i)r.on   will 
WIL.:*"N,  WMUsnis- 
3lS-ly 


•Kagge 


The  author    of  tho.=e    popular  hooks, 
Dick,"  "Fame  and  Fortune,"  Ac, 

HORATIO  ALGER,  Ja., 

Commences  a  ."^ew  Story  in  theJan'jar>  number- 
Forward  your  subs.rii'tions  at  once.  The  Oeio- 
I  her,  Nuveinber  Hiid  Iieceliiber  iiuuihrrs  will  h< 
i  sent  free  to  all  who  remit  Sl.-O  (or  IJ^T'*  before 
i  December  lilh.  A  fi'io  photograph  ol  .Mr.  Al- 
!  cer  will  bo  |,rp.scnied  to  every  snoseriber 
'  1S7I.  JO.-Kl'lI  II.  ALLK.V.  I'.iblusb-r, 

vj(^  4^  Hii8toii,  Mass. 


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School  Borks,  Rlank    Books,  Station- 
Memoranda  Rooka,  &c. 


STRUGGLES  AND  TRIl  MriLS 


1».T.  BARM^M 

WRITTEN  BY  niMSKLF. 

In  one  large  Ociavo  Volnu.e-Neurly  POO  pages 

Printed  in  Engii.-h  :'iid  lierinMU.     ;!;J  Ele- 

giiut  Full   I'ligc  Engravinj.'- 

of  his 
r.     ec- 


MoRSK'slsPiAS  B«"^T  J'n.i..'^.  -  \Ve  hiive  lately 
been  shown  the  formula  from  which  tbete  1  i  l» 
are  prepared,  and  from  tbis  and  our  cxpiricnec 
in  the  use  of  them,  can  hone.sily  pronounce  them 
a  good,  cafe  and  reliable  medicine.  Being  en- 
tirely free  from  all  poisonous  inRredient*  they 
can  be  salel>  used  while  performing  the  active 
Uuiu>  Ol  life.  We  would  advice  all  to  u^o  them  : 
and  by  a  fair  trial  vou  can  sec  at  once  the  bene 
ht  derived  from  them.  Use  Morses  Indian 
Root  Pill.s  in  all  ca.ses  of  IJilliou.^ness,  Headache. 
Female  Irregularilies,  Liver  Complaints,  &c. 
&,ld  by  all  Dealers. 


WITUOCT  TRANfiFER  OF  PASSKX0KR3  OB  BJ 

MakiR"  thii  the  most  Comfortable,  Expeditio 
*        and  Only  Direct  Route  to 

Clevebnd,  Erie,  DHiikirk,  Buffa_ 

AND    ALL    rOlNTa   IW 

NEW  YORK  AND  NEW  EKGLAN 

jf^AU  the  principal  Railways  of  the  Nor 
we'stand  Soilhwest  ronncrt  at  C'l>irn,,o  with  ; 
Four  Daily  Kxpresi.  Trains,  leaving  Cbien«o7 
A.  M.,  11:30  A.  M..  5:15  P.  M..  anc  »:00  P.  M 

Kiesant  Drawinc  Ko«in  Coacbca  — 

OnDay  Expres-s  Trains  between   Chicago,  To 
do  aud  Ruffalo. 

5:15  p.  M.  TRAIJi    Rl  NS  DAILY 

And  has  Palace  Sleeping  Coachei  Attached, 

I  Runn*g  Through  to  New  Yor 

WITHOUT    CHANGE. 

Fassenecrs  for  Detroit,  nnd  all  points  in  Cip 
da,  an.l  tho«e  for  Ohio,  Pruvftili-aHia,  yuc:  Y- 
Hud  AV.r  Lu'jlnnd.  should  purchase  tickets  v 
LnL*  Shpft  nnd  UifliiijrH  Sonthein  J{<iifir,i 
which  are  on  sale  at  :ill  principal  Railway  Ti.k 
Offices,    and  at  tbe  CompBn\'s   Ottice. 

No.  5G,  ClaiU  Ptrcct,  Ctilcago. 

F.  E.  MORSE,  Gen'l  Pas*.  Apt., 
OTl?  KIMI5ALL,  Oenl  .Supt,  Chicago. 

271  .vl  Cleve'-uid,  0. 


this 


III  numbers  there  if   ?iifety,  it   whs   upon 

il«  of  Judson's  .M-'untiiiii 
be    result 


prinvipie  thai  tiic  foniiuia 
Herb  Pi'l«  w:is  proi.iind.  Il  w;i.=  no* 
„f  one  mill's  k:.owled.;e.  l»r.  Judson  inrcfliling 
to  si.end  a  foiMinc  in  ;i4vcrtising  i:is  Pill.s.  eon 
snl:ed  the  most  intelligcut  ni.d  learn. d  pbvsi- 
ciiins  of  the  ago.  and  the  result  w»s  the  piodue- 
tion  of  a  sim|.le  but  etSc«ii-us  mcdicin'^  tie  Ju.i. 
son's  Mo.i..t!nn  Ueib  I'iilf.  The»e  pihs  cure 
Ci:!iouMu'^e.  Di.-pe,>.-ia,  Liver  Complunt, 
gestion,  Femiile  Irregulaiitic,  Ac.  J  l.«-y 
uo-.v  bceu  us.  d  many  years  by  the  public, 
ihou»ands  ot  tcslimonials   bear  witness 

nl- 


Iii'ii 
b*ivo 
and 
to  tticir 
vir'ucs.  Ash  family  mi'licine  iliey  arc  llnri^ 
ed.  Give  tho  .M.>ui:tain  Herb  Pills  a  alal.  Sold 
by   all  dealers. 


WiNNF.BAGt)  City  tk  Jackson 

STAGE  LINE.    | 

Le.ivcs  Winnrbngo  City  every  Fri  lay  at  .'1  o'cb.j^ 

)i.v...  an.l  arrircfi  at  Jackson  at  <>  o'clock  p.i 
e\crv  ."'.iturdav.  ^ 

Leaves  Ja;kson  every  Monday  at  6  o  doen  no 
jiiid  arrives   at    Winncbayo  City  at  '.I  o'clork 
in.  every    Tue.-tday,    making  eiose   couuecli- 
wiih  the  Mankato  ttiif.c. 
Pnssengers  by   ti.i^  r..-.;le  pass  through  V  nv. 

ly.  Ilorric  in.  May.  and  Walnut  grove,  and  rl 

1,'nly  ill  the  day-time. 

W.  G  P  ANT.  Proprietor  

Wir.ucl  ago  City,  July  Hth,  lSf.9.  2y 


(^ 


«? 


f  ^         ^ 


^ 


\V-iunebago  City  and  \Vasec| 


y    one    •  ants    it- 
n'lO    suh.ocribers    a 


UjO  pounds  01  miscellaneous  merchandise. 

Sheep  aurt  Wool  lu  the  CJreat  West. 

The  publisher  of  the  HVsfer.i  Ilitrnl  is  unro 
milling  in  his  efforts  lowani  making  that  journal 
still  more  popular  than  heretofore.  Among  the 
new  features  for  If  TO.  is  to  lie  a  Phccp  and  Wool 
Department,  to  be  edited  by  Hon.  A.  M.  (Jar- 
laod.  President  of  the  Illinois  Wool  Grower's  As- 
sociation, than  whom  there  is  no  gentleman  in 
the  West  better  acquainted  with  the  wants 
inlcrcits  of  sheeji  and  wool  growers. 

The  subject  of  raising  sheep,  the  bcU 
for  the  West,  an.l  kindred  questions,  t 
only  be  discussed,  but  the  wool  an.l  i 
tercsts  in  general— the  market  i>rices 
times  and  mo.lcs  of  selling  wool— will  also  receive 
a  full  share  of  attention.  Mr.  (iarlands  qualifi- 
cations eminently  fit  him  for  the  charge  of  this 
department,  aud  we  congratulate  our  farmers  that 
they  are  to  have  the  benefit  of  his  experience  and 
juilgmeut. 

This  is. but  one  of  the  numerou.s  attractive  fea- 
tures of  that  great    Farm   and    Family    Weekly. 
The  subscription  price  is   only    $-'.00   per 
and  specimen  copies 
addressing  H.  N.  F. 
:  H'lraf,  Chicago,  IlL 


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It    enibraccs    forty    yeut'g    rccolketions 

bu.-y  life,  a.s  a  merchant,  niaiip;.Hr,  loii.k 

turer,  and  sl.ov,  mini.     No  book  published  so  ac 

eep  able  to  all    rlii.-scs.       E^e 

Agents  avernce  fr..in  .'jO    to 

week.      Wc  .ifler    e.Ktra    terms    and    pay    fric;;f:t 

West.       H'ustrated     Catalogue     und    Terms    to 

Agcnti  sent  fret. 

J.  D.  BURR  A  CO.,  Pub's, 

HI 6  8w  Hartford.  Con^  . 

lEAT 


f  "^         ? 

TO  THE  WORKING  CLASS.- We  nro  row  j 
prei.arcd  to  fnrnirb  all  classes  with  c^.^.tant  .-m- 
plovmcnt  at  home,  tbe  wb.-ie  of  the  time  or  for  ' 
tbe'-pare  moments.  lUisiness  new.  Ii^bt  and  ; 
i.rofiiable.  Persons  of  eiitier  sex  ei'ily  ei.rn  | 
fr-m  .^Oc  to«.^  per  evening,  an.l  a  pr-.p-rti-nal  i 
their  wliolo  time  to  tlie  bust-  I 
ncHily   as    much   as  j 

Tliiit  all  who 

the    biisines.",    we  make 

lo  sucli  as  are  not  well 

fcr  I  lie   trouble 


Wicks.      Farcy  Articles  usually  kept  in  1  p  ke. 

ex........  'distribution 


ity  iTug 
AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 

317-tf  C.  J.  F.XRLEY. 

Winnebago  City,  Nov.  19,  1^09. 


IIV  TIIE 


and 

breeds 

will   not 

Olden    in- 

aiid    best 


S.  RICHARDSON 

Keeps  f'»uitantly  on  H»nd 

FLOUR  AND  FEED, 

Fresh  and  Salt  Meats, 

LIQUORS  AlSV  CIGARS, 
Smukiiig  and  Chewing  Tobacro 


METKOPOLITAN  GIFT  CO. 

Cash  Gifts  to  the   Amount 
$500,000, 


sun  bv  devoting 
ness.     Dovs  ami   girls  earn 

mm.  Tlintallwho  see  tbis  noCce  may  send 
tbeir  n.ld.ess.  «od  lest 
Ibis  nnpiraileled  offer  : 
s.itiflic'l  we  will  send  •■^l  to  pay 
of  willing.  Full  partienlars,  a  valuable . "sample, 
which  will  do  to  c.mmen.e  w..rk  on,  and  V"'"^' 
of  the  /'eoj.h-»  Litem, J/  ('„N.i,n,ti<,»--ono  of  he 
d  best  family  news|.a|.cr.s  pul.ll^bcd  — 
mail.  Reader,  if  .''•ou^  wmt 
p.-rmancnt.  profl'able  work,  address  K.  C.  AL- 
LEN   i   CO.,  Auj;usta,  Maine. 


Leaves  Xinnebasro. /-very  day  except  .Satnrl.'._ 
LcMves  Wiv.seci.  evprv  .liiv  eXT|<t  Monli'" 

Tills    route    1..-S    >\'T-wJ\    WIl.TOV.     MINNLSO 
L.VKf:.  tiK.\»'KLANn.  and  L.\.'i.*  LAKE. 

P;i-s.i--»T»  I'V  It.is   new  and    popular  r^utf  wili  « 
TWK.NTV  Mll/V,S   o' Irsvtl,   nnd  Biom-v.  «i;;l  »ol  i 
only  in  tfiC  dav-liine.  tr.'inu  ttirt  upli  in  ONi:  .lay.         I 
lilo.MAf?  Ot;OUtJK,  rroj.ile'.o^l 
Winnebage  City,  Nov.  iMh,  \)fd*.         :2rt4ttl 


largest  an 

all  ."enl  free  ><}■ 


:ilC-l3w 


of 


EVK-nV    TICKET    DBAWS    A    I'RiZK. 

5  Cash  (iifts,  each 
10 


pEEF 


AND  PORK 

AT  RICHAUDSONS, 

Cheap  for  cash. 


31. '.tf 


$20,000 

]o,(;oo 

.,  «  5.0iiU 

i,  .1  1,<)I>0 

,(  «  :!i'0 

«  «  100 

5'J  Elegant  Rosewood  Pianos,  each  J.'JOO  to  700 

«  ..         MclodcoDS  ••        7:)  to  100 

Sew  ng  M.ichines,  00  to  17  J 

1.1  Watches,  '^  I"  •^"" 

silverware,  *e.,  val.  at  fl.OOO.OOO 


20 
40 

UllO 

300 


N 


OTICE. 


jUO  (to 
Cash  prixe.s, 


Whereas,  my  wife  Jane  Krelsfo.-l,  ha.sjeft  my 
bed  and  board  without  just    cau-e    or    prov.  ca 
Hon,  all  persons  are  hereby  not.fied  not    to  trust 
or  harbor  her  on  my  account,  BS  1    will    pay   no 
debts  of  her  contrnctinF- 

JI7-4W  JAME.S 

Prescott,  Nov.  Cih,  IH-'-'J. 


RREI.SFORH. 


BLACKSMITIIINC   _ 

WE  hnve  opened  a  shop  on  Rluo  Envtii  A- 
nue.  for  all  kinds  of  b!nck.«mithin?.  wag 
repairing.  Ac.  and  will  be  found  constantly  • 
hand  and  ready  to  accommodate  our  eu.'tomei 
.\ttciition  is  called  to  the  following  price.-; 

H'.rsc  shoeing,  per  span, *^  ' 

New  Shoe,       --------- 

Setting  .--hoo, 

Wc  "uarantce  entire  satisfaction  to  all  who  n-.*" 
palronTrcus.  CLO.^.^ICK  4  .SMFi  H. 

Winnebago  City,  June  23d,  18C9. 

-''COOO.  J 

^   IIIGGINS  ct  PALMKR 

Are  prepared  to  store 

50,000  BUSHELS  OF  GRAi:' 

On  reasonable  terms.  ; 

Apply  at  Higgin's  store  building.  Front    strc. 
j  Maakalo.     They  also  keep  tho  cele- 

brated 


and: 


year, 

aro  sent,  free  of  charge,    by 
Lewis,    Publisher     Wcttern 


He 


s^UM.MON?. 

St»te  (f  Minnesota,  County  of  Faribault. 
The  Stau;  of  Minnesota,  to  C.    P.    Hinds,    Defendant. 

You  are  tiereby  summoned  to  l>e  and  appear  before 
the  un.r^rslr'od.'one  „f  ...•  Justice,  of . lie  IV ace  in  sort 
fur  said  c..mitv...n  tbe  •.'...!.  day  of  Uecen.lv.r,  A  I>. 
V.e-rHtlOocrocW  A.  M.,al.ny  nffiee,  in  Winnebago 
Cirv'  in  sai.l  c  unlv.  to  antwer  to  Henian  Hj.lt,  in  a  civ- 
il action  Should  %cu  fail  to   appe  r.    .1  the  time   and 

('"•         Uce  aforesaid.  ju.lK.u'-»l»,illl"^^  "^',"' H^'n.!^'    Ho  t.' fo^r 
0«1-  .   „ -,n  the  .vi.lence  »a.mce.l    l-y   -""-^.  "^""'"    »''"'    '"' 
but     in      furh  sum  *s  he  Shan  SI...W  himself  crHltledU. 

(jiv^undermy  land  tb>'''-'»'V"l'urrJtn.^.:' 
"•gj^'lg.  Justice  of  the  Peace. 


SCHOOL  ROOKS. 

will  pay  thehiiih«t  market  price  for 

WHEAT, 

OATS  & 

HIDES 

Winn-bagoCity,  May  2C,  1869. 


291tf 


a^d 


no 
for 


inereage 
hich 


or  affairs  'than    it    has 
a  bank,  a  manufacturing  company. 


corporation 

power  over  its  property 
over  those  of 

or  even  a  grist  mill.  1  hey  are  public  corjiora- 
tions  when  they  want  to  take  your  land  without 
Tour  consent ;  they  are  private  corporations  at 
'soon  as  thev  get  your  land.  and.  of  course,  entire- 
Iv  exempt  from  legislative  e^-ntrol. 
■  The  Supremo  Court  of  Iowa,  in 
savs 


the  paironage  of  the  general  government  w  iicU 
is  already  very  great.  Ad  mil  it  :  would  not  the 
.nme  re.  son  abolish  the  Posioffice  Department .' 


a  nyent  case. 


savs  tbe  objeclor.  the  PostofSce  is  a  neeessi- 

p'reciselv,  and  tue  question  IS    whether    the 

railroad,  also,  will  not  soon  became  a  ne*'*';"^- 

C  )     It  may  be  said  that  the  expense  of  such 

,  work  would  he  much  greater  if  executed  by  the 

government  than  by    private  individuals.     This 

dmit  :  nor  do  I  believe  it. 

be   compelled    oy    ttn 


Oh 

IV. 


I  ao  n< 


\f OKTOAOE  8ALE. 

Default  liavingbcen  made  in  the  conditions  of  a  cer- 
tain mortpace  dated  .be  Tib    <lay   "'  •^^.P'*"^';;;;'  ^^J  ^^ 
1«.;*   executed  bv  Henry    La.,ae   and    Kllen    I^a.pie   lus 
«ife    "f  Kar;b..ull  CounlV.  PLUe  of  Minnesola,  parUee  ef 
tbe  brst  p^rt,  10  D»vid  P    \Va».:alt.  of  Hancock  <  ourily . 
<U.eo,  Mane,  oarly  ..f  the  second  part,   by  the  failure 
of  said  morti.-..«'.rs  or  either  of  them  to  pay  tb«   sum   of 
,,^1  undred  ana  sixteen  .lobars  and  thlrly-lhree   cents. 
♦  'S    Which  .mount  U  claimed  to  »>.  due  tb.r^n  for 
/nncipal  and  latere*,  at  'be  date  of  this  ..olice     bpblc 
te  fanner  sum  of  twenty-lire  .lobars,  iti...  M.pub.led 
1^  J?or„.V.  fee,    to    be   paid    In   C....e  ot   f'-reclosure 
.,.,. -.!j_, „..-...-.  ™-..  r.-e.irded  on  the    luh   day    •>! 


NEW  FALL  GOObS 


c. 


McCAI'.E 


ni>8    JUSr      RECKIVF.D      A 


STOCK    OF 


Boots, 


rrint.". 


and 


316  12w 


mMch  said  nioitpa>.e  was  recorded  on 

\    U    1-«1-'   at  :>  orlock  p.  m..  in  the   o(Bc- 
■     idDrtds.  in  said   Karii  auU   Comity,   in 
'!>..■>.    and    t.o  action 


:'ei.lenil>«r. 
oflhe  Re^  ter  of 


or 


i-<-ute.     But  they  are  org 
money  f'>r  stockholders,  and 
-o  morr  p„irfr 


the  U  limlntuTf    hare 
ht, 
nutural 


„,  iktir  o'ontrtu  and  riuht$  th'in  '  poor  man  cannot,  to  be  econ 
W  A„.  orcr  ,h,  like  pn>per,y  naJ  r.yAf*  oj 


tr».».»  ft  other  corpora: U'.'t. 


the  entire  the- 


ory 
i  1 


-Thus,  hj  one  hold  d'«i-'.»ration.  .      .  .„  , 

;vo?!;r/o.-»te  right,  and   obligation*  ..  chang- 


and  the  railronds  of  that  ^^'^^'^  ^^ll'li^vZ'- 
.d  from  public  highways  '»'; -^X  *o  PmJre 
erlT.     The  railroad  company  i»   "f^**"   "        ., 
.dd-.gations  to  consult  the  'nt-.'-J   '■^^P':,^;;,^ 
,ha«  yoa  are  to  ask  'b*_pablicj.^h^.lber^  ? ^^^  ^^^ 


raise  'wneat  or  corn  upon  vo»r  own 

legis 


atur.^  ha.  no  more  right  to  control  taHf^  or 
regulate  the  management    of  a    r»i 


land;   and 
Iroari.  than    it 


and  having  suflBeienl  capital   couKt  al 

inical.  Let  us  see. 
Suppose  Cnnerc.-s  should  create  a  departupeni  to 
be  called  -The  Department  of  Internal  t  om- 
merre.''  with  a  .<ecrvt*ry.  assistants  and  clerKs. 
as  the  Inferior  Dcp.irtm»nt  is  now  oreauuedj 
and  should  then  pro.  eed  with  tbva  work,  a.s  it 
d.ies  thr  "U'ih  the  I  teri.T  Dtpariment  in 
iug  Court  Houses  and  Post  Offices.  There 
plenty  of  officers  in  the  Engineer  Cnrys  of  the 
army  who  could  be  spared  from  doing  nothing 
in  the    eastern  cities,   to   do  something 


sale  contained 

such  case    made  and  l»ro\i.«^'l 

that  the  said  m.  rtg»K*  •»'"  .^    .      .  .  „  ,1,-,  ..--    or 

*„.l  premiM^  therein  desoritK-d,  VII  :     .Al     hit  tract    or 

p»rce:ofUndIyinK»od  »"°S 'V  '"*   '''=""•'' 
bsult.  and  State  of  Minnesola 


Loiic  is  hvel>y  giveu, 
f.irrcUsed,  and   Ihe   land 
;  tr«( 
of   Far!- 
describ.-il  as  (uliows,  to- 


Shoes,    t  rokery 
(iLASSWAUK, 

iJeLxiiifs,    Bhavhetl    a>'t^  j  Vlaubood  : 
InbUnched  Cotton, 

DRI8S  3001.;?,  CENTS-  RKADT-MADV.  CLOTUINO, 
Hsiti  auid  Cap«.  Cloth*. 
(IRAIN  SA'  KS,  NOTIONS, 


A  chance  to  draw  .tny  of  the  above  prizes  for 
2:  cents.     Tickets  describing  p'lr.ch   are    sealed 
in  envelopes  and    well    mixed.       Un    receipt    0/  \ 
I  2Jc  a  scaled  ti.Kel  \-  dr.iwn,  without  cboiccan- 
sent  by  mail  to  any  ad.lre*s.     Tbe   prize  named 
I  ur.on  it  will  be  delivered  to  the  lichetholoer  on 
i  r.eeipt  of  Une  Dolh.r.     Pri/.es  .iro   immediately 
i  sent  to  aay  a  Idress  by    express  ot   reiurn   mail. 
I       You  will  know  what  your  prize  is  bcf.-re   you 
i  pay  for  it.     Any  prize  exeb.m^ed  for  aii..ibcr  of 
I  the  same  value.     N..  blanks.     Uur    patrons  can 
I  det.<;nd  on  fair  dealing. 

I       IUfkukmks.—Wi  select  tbe   folp.w-ng    from 

!  mrnv  wh..  have  lately    drawn    valuable    jritcK, 

'  and  kindlv  permitted  us  to  puolisb  tlum  :     An- 

!  drew   J.  Burns.    Chicago.    $10.1.011;     .Ml..s    C!..ra 

S    Walker    IJiltimore.    Pii.no,  ScSOO  :    James    31. 

Matthews.  Detr.il,  fi.n"0;     J  -hn    T.    An-lrcws, 

>uvai-nab       ?.0.O.O;     Miss     Agnes        immons, 

;  (TharlcMon.  Piano,  $.",00.     We  pubii.,h  no  na.r.es 

wtthoTl  permission  „.      .        .        ,.    .. 

Opisiois  or  niK  Phes.".  The  firm  isreliable, 
and  deserve  their  SBcccss.- UVr/.///  T.>l.,n,e, 
Wtv  8.  Wc  know  tbe.u  10  be  a  fair  dc.lirg 
«rm.-A'  y  Herafd  }f.<!f  2?i.  A  fri<  .d  of  ..nrs 
drew  a«500  pr'ze,  which  Was  pi  ompily  rc-ened. 

Diiilu  yeirf,  June  8. 

fJe'id  lor  lircular.  Liberal  irdncemen.I  to 
Agents.  fJatisfa-ti..n8UHran.eed.  Every  pi»cic- 
n.'eofscaltd  e..velo|-es  coi  taios  f>NL  tAfll 
ticket.s  for  $1  ;  ntorfZ  |  .3o  for  *•>; 
AH  leMers  «!]■  uM  be    a-ld'efae"!  to 

HAR»-ER.  W1L>0N  *  •  <»., 
IV5  Broad w:iy.  New  York, 


D 


I.<?0LUTION. 


3l7-tf 


WING    VAXNINO    MILL 


The  co-pmrtncrshii.  hcrefofore  existing  between 
the  un.ler.iigned.  under  the  firm  name  '>f  M;-"'- 
ton  A  Deudon.  is  tbisday    dir:soived    by    mutual 


by 


consent,  F.  Dcudon  withdrawing  therefrom. 

All  liabilities  of  the  late  firm   arc   '^";";;";' 
G    K.  Moulton,  who  will  coutmue  the  Mercantile 
business  at  the  old  stand.      ^    ^   moI'LTON, 

F.   DEI' DON. 

Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  Nov.  19,  Ihi'J. 


A 


T  TUE  NEW 

COOPERAGE, 


A  bi:.vi;t'PLI. 


FAHM  FOR  SALE. 


In  VTinnelago  City,casksof  nil  sizes  will  be  'oi 
c.nst-ntly    on    hand.      REPAIHINti     done 
short  notice.     Cash  paid  for    staves    an.l    t- ■ 
poles.     Cooper  Shop  in  the  back  pari  of  tbe    ■  . 

WEKR 

JN-tZ 


Log  Tavern.  ^    ^ 

Winnebago  City,  Nov.  10,  18C». 


iiito     llie  WocI 

:»Heres  for    sale. 

.'^heds  and  fiian- 


ary.  and  a 

cient  for  houseli" 


THE  gubscnbor  wishing  to  g' 
en  lurii.ess.  offi-rs  bis  farm  of  22 
There  is  a  good  House.  .Stable, 

never  failing  slMiiNf;  of  wATnt.^ufi. 
M  purposes  ai.d  »o  waier  oi.r 
bun."  red  \.  ead  of  cattle.  Between  2:>  and  :'.«  »ere. 
o,  i,.,ber.  Tbe  house  is  surrounded  with  large 
.^badc  frees.be.lie.  a  Garden,  eonta-ni.^  about 
.-JUO  FKUI  I   T'  EE.->.  Urge  and  sma.l. 

I  will  sell  tbe  above    rea-onab'e.      I-MU're  "" 
•I  miles  dir.cf  we.t  fr-.m  «  inntba. 
Wool.nViil    Mr"ik«to. 
JOHN  B.  EDWARDS, 
251 


BTBBEOSCOPIC  VIEWS, 
ALBUMS, 

CHROMOS. 


E.  &c  H.  T.  ANTHONY  &  CO 
691  BEOADWAT,  HEW  TOEK, 


the  premises. 

go  Ciiv.  or  at  the 


rtl.k  —r  r»r   TUml—d    .«i*r»«« 


til  FT.     ."^ix 
no  for  f  l.'i. 


Au-ust  17,  ISf.R. 


cut. lis, 

N«lMa. 

Wliii*  MraaMlab 

WMlinfl**. 

■«T>.«ft. 

«Mt  r>i>i. 


Mstnm.ili  ram, 
<:»«ir»i  r«r«. 

Tr»»l".  r.Oa, 
Or.^)  W~t. 
H'>B.»t«...c, 
p.|a«atr, 
U>l*lit»MM. 


0.r  Xmf^^   Ti—   ';':'7..'l..V^0     W 
IkarMi   prW.-tj.».  •'    w»     r.»fl».<!.    »     w. 


•r  af««MM*y.«  Vi<- 
If.w  Orr««4«. 

V.t.'flu.l.,  ^ 

Ck.'i. 
iap«.. 

iu.(ia>d.  ac ,  a. 


raicat,    tft'-la^.ar 

W.lMa.  Uu.;.   . 


llow  Lost,  How  Re- 
st on -d. 


Mirlasses 


.  Ker.i 


Also.Cugar.  Tea.  Coffee.  Syrup. 

.  bine  OiL   '^  beat,  Oa-s,  Flour,  Ac. 


sene  an 


Il  Ml 


build- 
are 


Crockery:  <  tu-!* »nd SaiKejc, 

Meat  l>i^l>l.•^•,  Kwtrn  ami  Busiup. 


Pl;.!cs. 


in 


tbe 


fc»;  to  fix  the  compensation  yo«  -'ball  P-^  /«*" 
iaho^rs.  or  the  price  fer  which  ?"«  Z^^;''  f" 
l^tmr  wbUt.     In  a  sing'*  »eiitenc*,  'pokea  bj  iti 


country  ;   to  survey,  locate  and   snpcnntenf'  the 
building  of  such  a  road.     Fifty  th  usand  China-  ' 
men  eruld  be  wMploye*!  foi  three  or  ten  years  lo  \ 
grade  the  road,  at  one  third  what  the  grudinz  of  | 
tor  Other  road  tn  the  oountry  ha*  cott.      Tkr, 


lueiit  survey.  l..if.-lher  wi 

afouiteuances  It.ertuiilobeiorigii  i:  -        ..^_., 

^rtiininr.  wll  be  sold  at  ,.ah!ic  '•'•;•  '?,^^,;f,;*^ 
bidder,  f..r  c»..b,  to  satisfy  and   pa.v   <h*  •""^_<^V*  f.^. 

roCilT  County  of  Faribault,  an^  ?tale   of  Himiesota.i 
^Tom«»-.r..hel:3'hd,y.fJana.ry,A.   1..    U.«.  - 
!•>  ocluek  hi  rtie  fnrenoon  of  tt.ai  day 
Det^d.  WU.neb.5oC«.v.Mu,„^^Dec.LJ^9^^^^ 


(ilasi  Lamp! 


,nd  Chimneys.  Co.et  Sun  Buiners 
and  Cbiisneya, 


Just  publialK-d.   a  new   cdithn  of  Hr. 
tiilverwell'-  r«l   1  rated  h.'-ay 

onth-  ra^liri'l  r-t'f  (wUtKOt    !.  c-U..i:.- ,> 

of    sil'tUMATDRKlKEA.     or      feiamal 

tVeeWo.-^,     Involuntaiy     Sc.oii.al     !-.►*. S    ^^^^^^^J' 

T^  .^elebrit-d  amhor.  in  ibis  u.linir«i.le  e*.ay,  rlesr- 
,/dea;otr;:.Ves\r"m  a  iMny  years'  s^ces^.i  pr»c-^ 

L\.luiie  orif,e-p,..icancn  of  m.   knife,   p...n^^^^ 

mode  of  cure  at  oi.ce 

niearif  ol  wtcrh  rv-r* 

ditioo  mav  »><■,  may  cure 

RADICALLY 


dn.tde.  certain    .ud  effectaa).  by 
.urfrr.r.  n"  matter  wl  ai  ha  con- 
hiiwelf  clieaply.  privately,  and 


Lanterns,    Tumbiert,    Goblets, 


P'^tpaid,  on  recipl  'f  •  «  '■;"*•■ 
LOOKlrSG       llLArjCr-i.   ,     Ol\J.,         AddreM«t.ePuMi»».ers,^^^  ^ 


This  iVeliuVe  should  W  in  tbe   hands  of  every  youtb 
„d  ev.r,  la-njn  t.,*  larM..^  ^^^^^^^^  ,^  ,.  ^^ 

nts.   or  two  pti    stRroi-s. 
Guide,"  jirice  ^  «». 


BuOT.«  and  SHOES  made  to   otA^tM 
•pairing  M«t!y  do»«.  ^'" 


127  3owcrj,  >«* 


C  KLINE  4  CO., 
iuik,  P.  0.  Uoi  4,586. 


384 


MONCMENT9, 

liRAVK  STONES, 

FCRMTtMrB 

marrle, 

Cat  to   order   from 

either   It  AI.  tA*  rr 

American  mar'ol«. 

itrid    »et    up     in     go.Ml 

tis:e       Mr.  J.   »».  f^"l- 

li.an  is  our  praeiical  le- 

»iener.  and  all  '  rders  »re 

filled  ace.'.rlinc  '<•  speeil 
.tins.      l*".   h.iwever.   the 
la-leoi  Mr.  Suliiv   n  is  con- 
sulted, tbe  designa  »i«  miar- 
anteed    to  be  unique.      The 
work  r<-.c..wm<»nds  iisel?     Or- 
ders fr-'TO  adist.ii.ee  prompllj 
afcn.ied   t". 

Fish'T  S,  J>Hllivan. 
OWATONNA,  MINxV. 

JuEeVlh,  H«». 


S«  ft*rla«4. 
»t,.... 
f vr.a#aa. 
Far  .. 
B«(1aa4. 


Ir.laa4. 

Wa'aa. 

ra-«r'ti. 

0«r.naa|^ 

Awic.a. 
luir. 


aft  .a. 

Tarl.riM, 

•I  i.^'9^, 

Tnaa..*, 

Crjalal 

Ijtal, 


IVaraalaraa'  t 

« ...•r.it....  ' 

V,n>a'll.l.     f 
yi.pt.«.  I- 

a>E.«,  a*..  1 


«      - 


aw 

ter 


THE  UkirOS  07  THE  BIBI.B. 

.»..  l.W«»'r  ..r«a.O»f  .«i.a.    *l.a.  IH.»<..1.<  a..'  T'...| 

r..«a.».r»  «L»««  »irw..'  r'""."."    :"rr'-':. 
_....n>.>t      «>.al.  r»r  f  tih'.  •»'.'•  af  •  I  «  ■  •  1  '  ■.■   ri"  '.a'-. 

•TrBBoecorea.  -w.  ■••••'»«■"  »«ff  iais>ir.  •■•<  *•»•  •  '• 

•Mrk  •(  14.  MM  <>*«•  al  Ut  !«■■■»  '*— 

raOTOUatrUIC  »l.»C«l»  -  O^f  llaa.faatar.af  »«.««..  >.• 
tacwa  larMfkW  t»a€a«»««T  aa  »%ft>*>  '»  ««al.l»  a»«  l-»»i. 

All  m  a.11  aramaa.  -,  m,  —  r**.r,.  •TV"';'''-  *"  *Ii" 
tfm   l».aa  af  a.  f  «i».r    «..»«       ••fart  afcawll  ••<  U.i  l»  "•    . 
•Mat  ka<*n  aaau*  ika  <  r*t..ka«a«  ,~ 


f 


29% 


CHROMOS. 

Tk«a   Wa«.^ll    i*.far.a.   ll-.t    mw.<    W  tmfrwUUlf^ 
>a<  l»eOi  thH»  aa.l.  -.  . ' K rl  •••••'      ' 


ft  H.   T.  AFTHONY  ft 

591  Broadwat,  N.  Y., 


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ADVERTISING    RATES. 

yp'.oljil  rioli'-es  in  ifxdUif,  culViiitis,  tc'i  cc:il5  por  lin<r 
f'Ttiic  nrA  ittsertiiin,  anJ  dw  cciUs  |>.'i'  I^iie  fur  vucb 
•ub<p<)U.-Tit  liiiertiou.  ^ 

A.lv'.'rti»i!iit.'iiUo?cupyiiir  on*  !reh  i-f  «;>;icc.  iiiser.uH 
aou  Week  f'>r  one  >ljllar.  t^uc  ruiiiiiiii,  .•n>*  r.-ar,  eighty 
doiiar*.     Uther  a.iverU«<;iUL>aU  in  propurttoD. 


OllJi-e  ill  Nil.  ■-',  New  JUuoU,    up   nuira.     Ile<i<lence 
corner  of  Uclch  «iid  t'leTeliiiiil  Strict*.  Wiun^tmijo  City, 
.M.iin.     !>i7  chIU  aUeuilcU  frum  Ibe  oliica.  ^Niglit  calU 
from  hi«  r<-»iilrnce. 
Ofll^e  «!»)!?  -SAlortln.vi.  'J9'jtf 


nKKI).-*.    MonTQVfJr*',     AND    OTIIKU 
l>Uiik<<.  iiL-iitlj  {■tiat'cd.  and  Tur  salu  -it  tk 


BUSINESS  DIRECTOBT. 


Mankato. 


TOWN  AND  COUNTY. 


Church  Directory. 

MeTUoorHT. — Service*  every  Sabb&th  rtcrnlng,  In  the 
Hjpllst  Church,  at  10:*i  o'clock. 

Ref.  J.  0.  GOWKAN,  Pastor. 

CosoMKOATlosALHT. — StTvicei  every  SabNaUi  mora- 
liiB,  la  the  Hitch  l>cliool  buiiiling,  at  l(i:8('  o'clook. 

Ucv.  J.  D.  TOUl),  Pjiatct. 


A  NDiiKW  c.  orxy, 

Attorney  «n«l  ConnktF.r  f.l  Law  in  Wintifcl>«Kii  afU-'r^preachiiiL' 
City,  Minn.,  will  nt'r^ml  to  prorc^^sioDiii  l>u>".-  ^^u^^^h^^ 
ii'j»s  rlirtiuchnu*.  flic  Statu.        "  •-■.» 


l-.si,,s. —Prayer  Sleeliiijr,  WednetUay  evenings,  lii  the 
Baptist  Churc)i"  at  7  o'clock. 
.*'»bi>a»li  .-^ch.iDl  every  Suuday  morning,  Immediately 


I74tf 


(' 


IIL'UB\5  norfv 


Nl'l\(':i,  LUMIir.a  Mr.RCUA.Nt,  0.>'V.  UuOit  BE-  |  ..  The  cw*»-iMloi!«  firick  .Iwt'Uiie  of  O.    P.  Cliuhb.  in 
*  low  dhaubuls,  ;   Viiinnont,  hn.<  Iwen  opt-in -I  in  rlie  travtliu);  pul  lie,  and 

•it'yl  jiacka'o,  -Minneiota.         ainplt- acc.>uiui»ilii(  <>as  arc  mow  otTrn-d  to  alt  who  lanj 

— wisfelojiviul  thcuijtlVe*  i«rit»ho#pitali!i««. 

r^m.-ilUK  i     UHEPIIAKD-C'ITY     liKLU     STCUIK.         SIMT  O.  P.  CHUBB. 

*^    \V 


TO   PKINTllRS. 

I  Wo  Lave  for  toIo,  at  a  great  bargftin,  four 
hundred  pouuds  uf  Luug  I'riuier.  One  half  of  it 
is  iilinnst  new,  ifnd  tlie  balance  is  good  for  years, 
t'or  particular.x',  address  tho  Frkk  Homestkad. 


The  MiitncHota  Teacher  for  December,  oontiiiiis 
ffuggefltioni  to  yuung  teairberH  ;  The  Education 
ofthenej^ro;  Moral  Lestoni;  <tc.,  Ac.  Every 
teaeber  in  the  Stato  sbou  d  have  it. 


Daohelorio  exclamation—  "  alasg  l  "     Maiden- 
ly exclamation —'  ameni" 


MTyl 


I'hleaale  and  Betail. 


.Mankato,  Minneaota. 


AV 


'TOS'f.rRFfT.  1-?:^  EATION. 


head  the  new  card  of  Dr.  J.  P.  Humes. 


TRK  9.  SMITH.  iun)K.-*EULB!»  A.ND  ."TATlONEH,  Q.K.  Moult  n.  Winncbagr©  City,  Mint)., 

•*■    One  door  joulh  of  RfcHKw  olBce, 
■M;yl  -MHiikaU),  Minnesota.  A^;eM  T'tll  KARIUAILT  COIXTY, 

Kor  Thu   AniPiffati    Hurtc.n Hole.    Over-.-^femiof   and 

^      W      SE\KLE.-<.    WIIOLKS.ILK    AND      RKTAlf.  ••'cwinj.- Mw-hii.e      The  (Srst  and  nnly  Button  Hole  Mak- 

^>.   IValdr   in  Crockery  a.-a  UI^Bware.      front   <'..,  in«  «.>d  .>«ew1n.,'  M.cWn-  c..ml..ned     in  the   world      U 
SI*uka:o    Minn.                                                           115  IT       i  do«»  Oiore  •ork  thia  any  i«her  machine  ever  Invented. 


Mended  ways  —repaired  strrets. 


Sleighing  and  wheeling  are  equally  good. 


UOl'KWAY    BBO'S  KATINQ   U0L9K  AN»  COS- 

tionery, 


I^IIO 
1)  fe, 

•JVTyl 


Mankato,  Minneteta. 


i\S  THE  AKKIVAb  OK  THE  CARS,  we  sliall  be  pre 
'"'%  pared  lo  opm  a  ?«li  t-k  of 


|«XKM'IXKI';,  «fcc.,  &e.,  [  9ior^ 

T    B.  Bl-RKK,  RKAI-KR  IN  OIOCKRIK?,  FROVIS-     .^t  WePs.to  .opplv  ilu-    deman.l.   both  wholesale  and  ' 
•'•  i.>n«,  Crockery,  Ulass  a«d  Wooilrn   \\  :irr,  retail.  "        Kospei-tfiilly, 


'  it  a.s  ."landing  fuirly  ou  iLe   highest   ground    yot 
A  .uit  Af  cloches  (new)  for  sale  oheap,   at   this  '.  reached  l.y  religious  journal,  in  America."     Dr. 
ufiBce. 
-Heraember  the  Christmas  toys    at    the    Drug  !  g,j  •>     n  i*  an  unsectariaci.  wide-awake,    aggres 


Corrected  weekly  by  ]\JouUon^  i  Dcudvn. 

Wheat,  *prirg.  No.  \ ^5 

>i  "         ifo.  2 4* 

Corn 4» 

.        Oats * 25 

Fi.NK  O.'CK.v.— We  saw  a  t.pleudid  looking  yoke  !  ^\^,^f^  ^  ewt.." 2  CO 

of  oxen  in  the  street  last  week,     and    upon    in-  ;  Coru   fieal 2  00 

(luiring.  UariK-d  that  tbej    were  the  property    of  |  Potatoes.............. 50 

Mr,  Henry  McKeuonder,  ot  Bass  Lake,  and  that     |,'  •-  ^  -^ ^0 

they  had  performed  all    tbe  tentu    work    during     Beans  ..(»;..:'.!. ..'..1 '.".....-. 160 

the  past  fcason,  for  raisi!i,{  829  hushelsof  wheat,     Cniuns  ,,i,n. .'.'..,,. 1   00 

588  bushels  of  oats,  COO  baskols  of  ejrs  of  corn,     1^'^,^^^'""^^,'; _" !.'.".' ."!!.!."..'.'.'.'.'.'.'."."".".'. 4  00 

and  mowed  aufiiciont  hay    for  the    wintering    of    cheeso ...•     20 

22  head  of  horned  cattle.     Vorily,    an   ox  team  !  Pork,  jalt,  ^  pouj^d... 15 

is  bettor  than  no  team-  }  „  ".  f/^^''-  "^ '='''•■■•, ' ^(j^  J 

^  ,  Beef  frosh,  ^  jiound i" 

Koroserc  Oil <....(ip 

Tub  AiivAScr.  — Uev.   Henry    Ward   Bcccbcr    gait,   ^  bbl '.'.'. 6  50 

is  a  good  judge  of  newspiiperi,   and  he  says   of    Lard  ^  ft 2D 

,,.,,.„,.  ,,  J     Dried  apulos 16  to  20 

The  Advance,  published  in  Chicago,     "I  regard    *"  *  •^ 


Horace  Btidhnell  adds  the  opinion  that  "it  it  the 
!  ablest,  best  and  most  outtpokcn    paper   publish-    Wheat  per  bushel,  No.  1 


WASECA. 


CrGssiiig  Plows, 


'  sive,  and  rcailable  Fumilj-  Journal,    Laving    for    (i^^^^ 
special  contributors  fuch  writers  as  Uev.  Henry    Potatoes 


avTyl 


Mankato,  Minnesota 


WAsnisOTttJf  uorsB 

ecte^. 

Mankato,  Minnesota. 


TOIIN    QIANK 
"    $<!al>llng  coan< 
MTyl 

MOIItt  k  OAfBER,  PLOW  MAXLTACTOUT,   AND     ^ 
Ill.ick'.mithins,  Win 


lli)l'KIN'.<i  k  FERSALP 

WholeMie  and  Retail  Dealer  in  Kurniiuie.  KeddiiiK,  Ac.      at  this   office 

GOOD         Al»«,  Unerlaken,  aO'-if  Austin,  .Miuu. 


No.  2 48 

........."....!.  45     Warranted  to  sqour  in  anj    l^jnd   of  soil,   and 

".................  70  I  hardened  by  a  process  known  only  to  ourselves, 

Wastkd.-A  man  to  cut  cord  wood.     Inquire     ^|^^^^  ncecher.  Scnnlor    Wil.^on,  of    Massaehu-  !  I'ork    ^  pound,  fre.h, 6i  to    8 

,„  ...      ,,  .        u     !  Lard     «^     pouud • .15 

_^. tts,  "(hace  (ireenwood,'  Alice  Cary,  etc.     By    j^,^^^^  l^^    J.^^^^    ^.^.^j,  ......;.......;..2  25  to  5  5i) 

:       Look  out  for  a  dnnee  at  Winnebago    City    on  ;  special  arrangetnent  with  the  pnbli.hers   we  are  ,  Coru  meul   g  hundred,  retail.... ...2  OQ  „  ^  -p,  ,  ^  T.  F  r^  ATTn 

I  ehabled  to  club  TiiK    Ai  vance    with    the    Ft-ee    Buckwheat  Hour,  .£?  cwt 5  00  f^llDXT  T)r/\\\/W 

'  ChrMtmas.  „  .    .  .._ Butter,   '0    pound....;..:: 20  1  LU-tliN  X  IjU   VV  O, 

i',T.,u   "ja     .!.>»        ,••    '  *>*  I  ' 


SSTyl 


Mankato,  Mlunesola. 


"*r  n.  wn.i.ARD,  attorxey  at  law  and  .\A 

■^'•■'  lary  Publie. 
•WTyl  Mankato,  Mlnrt. 

T-tllAB.  SCHILDKNECHT*  CO.,3ffA5LlfACTt7REA:» 
^   of 


nebago  City,  Minnesota,  j      yf^  are  Vcady  to  cou'.ract  for  teu  cords  of  sea- 

E.  CI.  Jt  A.  P.  COLLINS,    Proprietors.  !  aonod  iiody  wood. 

ExcelUnt  accoiamodations,  a  "d  charge*  laDd- 


HoinctteiKl  at  $3.50  per  ytar. 


Egg!j   ^     doz i'.:... 

Tallow     t^    lb... 


orate. 


Whtat,  white  beans,  corn,  oats,  Ac,  received 


When  a  maiden  get?  married  she   end.,  a  Miss  ^  Beans   ^    bushbl 
I  spent  life. 


120     Manufactured  entirely  of  iron  and  Btoel, 

2  00  ■■ 


Staj^es  leare  this  Honse  for  all  jioin's.    237 tf     ,  en  account,  at  thij  ofiBce. 


'ClgarsauJ  Tobaoro. 
L"JTyl 


Ma4k.lo.M%t«.         ^^IIER^PAN  i.   ABBOTT, 


Wheat  No.  1. 
do  2, 


'qAML.  iftDDf  X.WMeLESALKAXT)  RET.UL  DEAL- 

Mankato,  Minn. 


CAML.  iftDDf  X.W 

*^  erin  Dry  Gccds. 


W'M.  L.  COON,    ATTORNEY  AT  LAW,   COLLECT- 
''    in;  Agratand  .Votary  Public, 


DoSATio.H     Vi.MT.-  The      Congregationalist 
Church  i-ocietjr  of  this   [lace    propo-oe    to    give 
j      The  poetry  entitled,   "Influence  Somewhere,"     tbuir  pastor,  Uev.  J.  D.  Todd,   a  donation    visit 
is  republished  this  wesk,  not  by  request,  ]  ^^  Tuesday,  the  1  ttb  insi..   afternoon  and  even-  !  Oats 

AttOiney  &  Counselor  at  Law, •-—  -  l  .^^      ^^  ^-^^^  residence  of    Deacon  C.    B.    Miner,  j  com 

Notnrv  Pul.li..-  and  Con  veyanoer.  The  President'..  Message  was  read  ,n  Congress     ^^  ^^^  ^^^^.^^^^  .^^.^^^      ^^^  ^^^^^  ^^  ^^^^.^_  | 

Particular  attention  paid  to  the  Collcc     l-"'  ^'^".''"v.  and  give,  a  farorablc  report  of  the     ^^^      ,,  j„„,,,g„  o^y,  Dec.S  1869.  |  JoiT.DimeuVion 


MANKATO. 


riNE    LVMBEU. 


•-'Wif 


Maakote,  Stinft. 


CLIFTON  HOr.SE, 
W.  V,  B.  Muore,  Proprietor. 


Ail  BtsiXESF  pp.f^ypTLV  attexded  to. 

Wiuueba^c  City,  Minn.,  Aug.  30,  1S(S8. 
25:!tf 


ytate  of  the  country. 


A.i  will  be  seen  by  the  ibove.  a  donation   visit    Flooring 

]  Siding 


M 
66 

30 
40 

21  00 

22  00 
27  00  to  .'i7  00 


2'>'tf 


rraot:*t.,  Mankato,  Minn. 


DW.W  k  BROS'  FlRNISHtXr,  H0U9«-,  AaXKATO 
Minn.     Earniiare  auil  Carpeting,    O'.l   Cloths  and 
«'iirtain«,  TaJ>1e  Ootlw  .•nd  Mirrors,  \\ind.>w  ."ihadeaar.A 
MAttreues.  I'iitute  Tniuei  and  Mats,  Cord  and  Ta«sfl« 
Agents  for  the  Lnnvalled  Washer.  fjikf 

IJ  K.  WI.'iKil.i' TACTICAL  WATCH-MAKFB  .VM* 
■*-  •  Jeweler.  Pca'cr  :n  Watches,  Clocks,  Jewelry  lind 
?ilirer-War«. 

•ja-af  Mankattr,  Mi'tn. 

Repairing  neatly  ereorted  aod  warrantiyf . 


lyrXNEBAUO  CITY  HOTEL, 

V:  S.  K  IB  ALL,  Phophietob, 


,-  ,      „        ,f      T    1  1  »    T  oiuinir  ..<. 22  00  to  28  00 

Three  dead,  well  dressed,  fatturkeys  were  le't  ^  ig  to  be  given  to  the  Lev.  Mr.  Todd  next    rues-  ^  pj^^jj^j^^,      ;jy  .jq  t^  3p  OQ 

, k  00 

9.7b 

4  0Q 

5  (*n 


ID  our  sane 


turn  last  week.     We  hope  the  donors  '  day  evening,  and  a  very  [deasnnt   time  may  be  ,  £,^,1^ 


HARROWS 

Of  the  most  approved  pattern.     Also 

LUMBER  WAGONS 


rill  return  late  to  heaven. 


anticipated.     The    house    of    Deacon    Miner  is    Shiugle  No.  1.... 


do 
do 


X. 

XX. 


NEW  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


MWKATi)  HOlEr,  (iRaVKU  C.  Ill  ttT.  I'f.Or  Rlfc- 
t..r.  llaviiiifrefarnWuil  tliroiigli.;Ut  the  above  well- 
known  home,  the  \>r-fpr<vtiir  a»k«  a  <•  jntii.raace  of 
FuM  c  pair-jnage-  tiood  .itiible  fccouimodatious  are 
connected  with  the  house.     Chargts  m»derate.      i»Mt 


three- fourths  of  a  mile  south  oftown.but  sleighs 
P.  T.  Barnum's  new  book  is  better  than  a  nov-  •  ^.jj  ^^^  provided  free  of  cL  argc,  to  convey  all  who 
j  el,  and  more  c.Tciting.     For  parlirulars,  Addrct^s  ,  ^^.^j^  ^^  attend.    The  supper  will  be  of  the  picnic 
Stages  leave  this  Hotel    Mondays  aaJ   Thurs-     J.  P.  Burr.  &  C  •.,  Hartford,  Conn.  ,  ^^^^^^  ^„j  ^ij^  more  good  eatables  you    take,  tho 

day»  for  the  nearest  Uailtond  statiou,  and  Tiies-  ■  •   '  |  ...  -n  u-.  tv..    K<>air<>»    innoTi       Yanr  i 

davs.^nd.Suturxlays  forth*  Wc^t.  ,       The  blinds  on  the  house,  and    the    fence    sur-  ;  "Jort  inviting   wiH  be  tho    basket   iuncu.      » ^u"- ,  jj      SXYDER,     GUNSMITH      .\ND      WAGON 

.\  good  Livery  t.^    conijectod    with    tb«    ""'•'»     ,_„„d;n„  the  adioiuin.' grounds  of  M  r     P     Mc-     '^'tcndauce  is  heartily  desired,  but  if  you  cannot  ,  VT.    Maker,     .-^liop  ucxi  doorto  Uichardson's. 
and  there  arc  ample  accominodttlions    for  team-      y°""^     "  '  ."  *=         .  ba  r  resent   send  a  presant,  rcmemborin-    that    if        I'anicuiar  attention  paid  to  repaiiing  clocks. 

,,,..,  ^  2l2tf  Kinstry,  are  very  noticeable  it-nproreinents.  be  prceeni.  sonu  a  prtsw  ,.,.,;      ^i7-if 

__^- '  ,  ^  , I  y,.u  hare  no  ready  monev,  anything  which  IS  of  I 

Tlf ILLIXERV  AND  DRESSMAKlXt*.  * 


i 


MI.SS  ADDIK  L.  ACKLEY 
Ke«p<i  constantly  on  baud  a  complete  assortment  of 
.MILLI.XEKY  GOODS, 
I   And  liundreds  of  ilollar'i  worth  of   worsteds,   beiii*   the 


The  Truth  can  bo  had  three  moalhs,  on    trial,     u  e  in  the  TiflrrMy,  or  food  for  the  lea?*,  will    be    ^^^  ^qoXS  AND  SLKIGDS  MADE  AND  KKPAIEED 


for  ten  cents.         Address,     Truth     Association.  '  nost  acceptable,  and  thaiikfully  received. 

Hammoiidton,  N.  J.       !  ■^■■■'^""^"''^"^'^^^^^^^^^^ 


1^     TVEHRI.K,    W.VTCHMAKF.R*;KWELER,nAS      "y^^l^l^-^lTiZ 

1  '•   received  hi.  c..iB,.lete^t<«;k  of  Ameri-- m  aid   Iru-  .^.^^  ,n';i  Ka,'hionabie 


The  lumber  for   Robertson's   furniture   rooms 
on  .Main  St.  is  mc-tly  on  the  ground,  and  H.  B. 


BUSINESS   NOTICES. 


ftr*  full  lifK-  st.iTk  lif  Zrphyr  Wursted  ever  brought  into 

ew  an.i  »a,wonai.ie  Go«i.ls  receive^l  l.y  express  every     gpiokerman  has  contracted  to  have  the  building  ■ 


Exoulleut  flour  at  Ilicl  ardson's. 


porW  Watches.  CI  .cks  and  J.w,lry.     Ur^  liri,  -  »ar-     ^  .^^      Store  ou  .Maiu  St.,  nearly   opposite  tiie   Collins 

rnnied  a.  repr-er.tcd.     front  .-^treet.  opposite  the  Llir-      „^^^^  <•»•  .„^.,,         cempleted  in  April,  1870. 


tua  House. 


»Mf 


.Maukato    Muiu, 


No.  8  cook-stoves  furnished  complete  for  $23, 
at  the  Hardware  Store  in  Winnebago  City. 


rf-i  W.  Ml'RPHT  k  CO., 

Dealers  in 


BOOKS  &  STATIONEUY, 

POST    Of'FICK   HI  ri.niNd,    FltoNT.ST., 

niANEATO,  MINN. 

Particaiar  attention  paid  to  .Muiic  Orders. 


D    NOTKMAXM.D.  PHY.SICtAX.^XpsL-RGEON.  I      T.  L.  Rice  has  completed   bis    new   residence 
I  *^'     Will  attend  to  cills  promptly,  m  W  iiinebajfo  City  ^  '^ 

and  sarroundiiiR  country.     Dr.  .\.  has  had  twenty  years  •  and  is  now  crfjoying  the  Comforts  it  nlTords.     It         *io 
!  experie  .ce in  li>c-il,  Keneral,  and  hospital  pmctice,  and      ,__. ».  ,  . . .  .  .  ..  ..i- . „„,«    .,i,io     loan  ou  tirst-class    real    t^tii'e   .security 


AV 

at  the  shop  of 

FAGAN  &  LEWIS, 

On  Blue  Karth  Avenue.     Satisfaction  guaranteed. 
»I7-tf 


;I 


t^RESII  FISH,  BEEF,  SALT  POHK,  AXD 

OYSTERS, 
81»-tf  At  BICHARDSON'S. 


andsarroundii.Kcoun.rv.    Dr.  X.  has  had  iwentv  years  .  and  is  now  cn-joying  the  Comfort,  it  nlTords.     It         MoSEV    to    LoAX.— I   have   some  mon<?y    to  ,  .^xKM  FOE  SALE  OR  RtlXT 

■...,.  .  .         .     f.  J    .,1  lo     loan  ou  tirst-class    real    t.*tiiie   .^eeurUv.      Lomo    •». 

lately  had  charK-e  ..f  a  Hygienic  Institute  for  the    treat       '8  Situated  in  a  p.easant  part  of  town,  and    adds     ^^^^^.^  ^^  ^  ^.^^  ^^^  ^^  aceou.mc  dated 


iieiit  of  chronic  <li!<e.iiK:s.     He  i<  therefore    prepared  to  '   \o  the  gOod  looks  of  tftat  'juarter. 
r.-at  Catarrh,  Hronchiiis,  Scrofula,    RlieuinHlisiu,    Pro-  


lupous   fieri,    .NdUral.L'ia,   Sick    Headache,    Liver   (^orn 
plaint.  Diphtheria.  Cold  II:iad4  and  Kcet,    Nervous  De 


The  winter  term    of  the  high    school    opened  i 


ANDREW  C.  DUNN. 
Winnebago  City.  Minn. 


A  desirable  farm  of  KiO  acres,  well  '  watered,  in  the 
town  of  I'rescoH,  Section  in.  Is  utfercd  for  sale,  or  rent, 
for  oiie,  two.  oi  itirce years.  Forty  acres  brok.*,  twenty 
acres  of  tiniiier,  two  and  one-half  uiiles  distant,  will  be 
sold  with  the  farm,  separately,  or  in  lots  to  suit   purchas- 


i,iliry,C*.N.KR.s.KKvi.:uSoui>,  and  all  mood  and   •''kin     ,.„t  if,,njay,    under  tho    charge  of  Prof.  J.    R.  '       Riifus  Chapni..n  of  Lib...rty,  Maine,  had  a   stiff  era.     Terms,  ii. old,  >f..oo.loHn,  and  tiie  balance  on  long 

l»i.*eii>ej,  wUhasuceesafarlnadvauceofthe  ordinary  '  «  ^"""y.  .-,  t  i:,nl,ore.l   and   strenethen'jd  """=■     »or  »mther  particulars  inquUB  of  or  address  itic 

phv^iciai.  who  has  ..ever  made  a  specialifv  of  (his  cla/s     Hawley,  with  an     attendance  of    over    seventy  ,  '««  '  «"•  «'  'ho  knte,  lunburcd  and  .^trengtnen.u  ,^,,,,riber. 

»<di«a*es                                                                                                            T,  ,                                                                        '  by  the  useof  Jo///Mon* -Inoif^ne  Z,i)iiHie/(t.  K14m:;  GEO.  MAgTKKS. 

Allcummanlcationseonndeiilial.     ConsultaUon  free,      'cholars.     Fifteen    or  twenty  more  are  o.tpected  , Shelbyville  Minn., November  8d,  IbCy. 


Oflic- at  Dr.  Farley's   Ding  .■*lore.     Residci.ce  at  Kim-     toon, 
kal's.     tItBce  dayd,  Friday,  of  each  week.  80(5      ' 


The  proprietors  of  John  to  n't  Am-dynt  Linniint, 


GKIEHEL  Jt  iiliOTIlKK. 

wholesale  and  retail  dealers  in 

X3    \J  yj    X    O,     Jo    irX    V/    Ij  ^.      ^  [ncworold.  wLopaysusoueyeai    in    advance,     in.itructivc  pamphlet,  which  may  ce  had  ireo   at  j 

Leather    Findings,  Shoeiu.»kers' Tools,  etc.  B  Ji^  f^  P      PORK    ailtl   MUTTOX      *« '^  "  »"^"*"'   *  *=*  J'^  "^  *^°   Amer!cnn   Slock     the  stores.  '£[[Q  LcaiUllg  AgriCUlUH'tll  JOUrDul 

,'''''  '  ""■  ^       Joijrn'// (price  $1.00)  for  1S70.     Seethe   adver-  •-♦■• 


kUKET. 


T  k         i.       ►     Ti        r-    „_     n    ..-.^-.„    '   P.irto,,*-  rnr.,„tivr  riUi.inA  Sheri'hin'H    Caru/n/       A     SPLBXDID    CHANCE,    AN.  EXTRJIOBDINARY 

To  any  siibfcriber  lo  tho    Fakb    IIombsteap,       ,,.,.•',        ,  •   ■  i     i  i   .  i         ■  '  xi.  ()«>.   Uuii'tiieiav   Semi  »t  om* 

■'  .    _  r.,ii</i<t'»ii /'..ir(/«,-».  have  p  ibiLrhcd  lareadaliloaiid  I  uuer,  uou  i  ueiay,  Beau  at  o.n,e. 


AND 

SLEIGHS, 

Manufactured  from  Eastern  timber. 


ALL  KINDS  OF  JOBBING  DONE 
BY  FIRST  CLASS  WORKMEN. 


Winnebago  Oily,  Minn.,  Feb.  ITth,  1SC9. 

277tf 


Winter     Goods ! 


Dress  Goods! 


Consisting  of 

Delaiues,  Poplini, 

Tycoon  Reps, 

Alnacas,  Merinos,   Ac. 

Together  with  a  full  Line  of 


Gingham?,  Priuts, 

Tickings,  Sheetings, 
Flanue's, 
Woolens,  Jeans, 

patinette«,  Cassimcres^ 


Also  a  Large  Sapply  of 


Front  .Strept, 
Opposite  th«i  Post  Offii-o,       Mankato;  Minn. 


Wiunebago  City;  Minn., 


liAllOTT  HorSK, 

Corner  of  Serowl  and  Cherrtf  St^s.-, 

.M  A  .V  K  A  TO.      M  I N  N  il.soTA. 
L.Q.8A:&OrT,  -  Proprietor.  j 

rililK  .-xl-.ve  hoii.Jc.jii.1t  completed  .md  furnish-  i  ^  ,  *■  ^'ICKHAM. 
L     cd  now  throughout,  is  opened  to  the  ptililic 


(price  $1.00) 

*,-»,.- f  .»  1    -.  n    -     •          I    .•    w        V  ti-cment.  To  Ai.L  Co.mcekned.— Now,  my  good  fellows, 

Ar^  now  for  S:ile  at  Peirce  s  market  in  Winii»>ha!,'o  ii-<-uit."i.  u    »;           •  I'l   „:   i-    a 

.,;,,.      „     J      .         ,     ,-,i,      I,     .   ,,M              1      Ml                            ^ al    of  you  whoate  owiug  ihe  hrm  (  f  tli.Sbiek    <K 

•Jity,  one  door    eu<t  ni  the    I'o^t   titfl'-e.  and  will                                                    ♦ ^,     .   ,■'  ,,,      ,        ...        .  ".,••         i           /'•»  .    .  i   »..., 

be  ..old   at  very  low    price...     Customers  in  and  Hopkins  a-d  Fernald.  of  Austin,  are  said    to     ^'.nith.  blacksmiths,   lu  \- ini.ebago  tit>,  i  lease 

out  of  town  (Supplied  at  low  flgui  h. 

F   -M.  PEIUCE. 


OF  THE  COUNTRY 

FREE  FOR  ONE  YEAR. 


.3.  iSttS. 


25Btf 


call  and  >etlie  your  aceuuiils    ou    or    Ijel'oio    tho 
'  oe    selling    Household    Furniture  cheuper   than      io,h  of  Deceiuber.  ISO'j,  „„d  you  will  khvc  your- i 
other  dealers  in  F.outbern  Minnesoln.  Tluywill     «elve<  much    trouble.      \Vc    must    have  money,; 
'  open  an  extensive  wa-ehouse    at    Wells,   ou    thu     and  it  must  comf^rom  our  debtors. 

1     r  .V  .  .L   »     1  Yours  truly, 

,  arrival  of  the  car.^  at  that  place.  ,  CL'KSilCK  A  SMITH 


THE 

Largest      Stock 


GLA  SS  WARE,  CROCKERY, 


WOODKXWARE,  STONKWARB,' 


BOOTS    AND    SHOES 

AKD 

GROCERIES  ! 

\      •  ■     •    •  * 

And  ail  other  Ooodi  necessary  to  make  up  a  full 

and  complete  asenrtmetit   lor  town  and 

country  trade. 

CALL  AND  SEE. 

Winnobago  City,  Sept.  28,  1369. 


The   American  Stock  Journal,     Ever  brought  into    Farlbault  county  ii  now  in 

the  store  of 

A    nilST-CI.ASS    MO.NTHLV, 

GEO.  K.  MOULTON. 


Acoiumodatioiis  uiisarpaxsed  by  any  putdi? 
Iiousa    in     tho    county,    and    terms    reasonable. 

Farmers  will  always  find  a  eomfertal)le  barn, 
jilenty  of  good  feed,  and  tho  best  of  care  for  their 

noraes.  il57tf 


CFIAS.  IIEILnOllN. 

Mannfaelurer  and'  Dealer  In 


-Poni-EV.— Ha  !    Scipid  d.tst  drink  ? 
Pjllio.— I  dust.  '  Itirkanl  IIT. 


Containing  H'i  Hrtre   double  ciluran   pages  devote''   to  | 
Fni'IT  A.ND  SlIAUK    TitKES. — C.    L.    Smith,    of  I  Funning  and  .Stock  nre.'dint.',  containin;;  regular  depart 


li 


1 1 


FlJR^ilTf 


of  every    vanety. 


j  Restaurant   and  f^nlomi. 

j        Opposite  the  COLLINS  IIOU^E,  Wir.ncSa,fo  City 

I  Wnio.»«,     Lit^nors    auJ    Cii'iiiJi. 

\       C-aracoa,  Old  CcJ^^nac,  arid  Habana. 

Fresh  Oysters  served  '.n  every  style,  and  for      nonths.  at    least,    in    Hinnehngo    City.     They 
•ale  by  the  (.'an  or  keg. 


I.  0.  tJ.  T.-— .All  those    interested    in    the    or- 
ganization of  a  new   Lodge  of  Good  Templars  in  WalnuVLake,  i.s  otlcring  lor   sale.    1.>0,(IOO    Soft  i  ■"«"'?  f''V.''n>r.vticHlK,,„„er,Dair.vmar^  llreed-     xhe  Latest  Style  o 
this    pLvoare    requested  to    meet  on    Saturday  M.p,,,  .,r  ,>ilve.  leaved.  a.,d  100.000  Whi.e    Eiui  i  ^^i.^'ithrn^rr  ,ln?K^^^^ 
ev5ning  the  llth.  in  tho  .Masonic  Hal'.     The  or-  'I  ree.«,  at  Irom  .'r^.i  to  if  I<J  per   tboujand,    .j  to     20  :  |,aiid.s..ni«ly    tinted    covers,      tliirmtis    will     fiml    this 


f 


Paisley  Shawls, 
Double  Shawls  nad  Cloalcs 


g.^ni7.ation  will  be  perfected  at  that  meeting.  '''"'T'    '"^'J-,    ''';'"I''    T"*"":;"^"""  ^^"''''^" '^::^^JW^"'Ji^   t!'h«'   Jepar.  mcis  of  Lai'ge-line  DoublC    Shawls  and    Cbs 

s  '  "  Duchess  ol  Oldeuliuric,    and    other    luu  ly     upple     farminx  and  M  c^  Deeding.     It  has  a    veterinary   de-  = 

*"*"*  imes   ■>■>  cent.,  ea-h       Evervbodv  shou'd  send  for     I'*'"'"^'""'"'';'' '•'«  d'arire  of  one  of  th,e  ablest    Profes-    j  tt  a  nu-     /lAnc     f      r^T  AiVYTC 

Rev.  E.  Hotrhki.-s,  of  the  East  Gonesce(N.  Y.)  ."■^.l'  Tf  ,  ,.^  i  .lir^.-Monrf  r  .  lanti^^^^^  '  """  •"  ""^  ''"''•^'*  '"'"'•  ^''"'  '^"^^"•^''^'"'I'li  tbe  J"ur-  IIAlti,     (JAPS    d'     CL  0  2  IIS, 

•  ^  '  price  li.>t  and  directions  fjr  planting  and  care  ol  ^  „j,i,. free  of  char>:e,  all  .jiiestions  relating  to  sick,  injur- 

M.  h.  C'liferunce,    and    wife,   arrived    in     town  tree-.      Address  ed  or  diseased  ll«rse^  cattle,  .-heep,  swine  or  poultry.  fiQ„y:™p,,p     T)plail1<4 


last   Saturdav,    and    intend     to    remain    a    fOv 


306  tf 


C.  L.  SMITH, 
Walnut  Laic,  Miuu, 


Grntleinen,  I  k' fp  -^66(1  Li^Hors. 
Winn,  bago  City.  Ut':.  5.  1S63.  267 tf 


(Vilt  Art»iil(rnigs  Kept  On  Hand    y,  '•  "aklow. 


'WARB-ROOMi'    CORNFR   OF  HICKORY  *  SECOX 
S'»8.  MANKATO    MINN.  liy» 


I 


McMaliill  &  Beebe, 

Dealers  in 

PIVK   A^'^    UAUD    WOOD   Town    and    County    Ouhek.s. 


INSUKANtE  AGENT. 

Dealer  in 

Real  Eslalo  k  Land  Warrants. 

WILLDL'V  AXD  SELL 


seera  well  plea:ed  nith  this  section  of  the   coun-  '       ,  .  ..r         :■ 

I       STHAwniEUBiBS  A.ND    Crkam. — Wno   docs   not 

"3^*  love  tiiem  ?      fcvury  one  should  have  a  strawber- 

■♦'         :     ;  ry  bed.     C.  L.  Smith,  of  VlTainut  Lake    .Nursery, 

Winnebago  Ci'y  sadly  I  ce.t.'.  a    lumber  yard,  will  send  by  mail,  prepaid,  clioieoplants  of  Wil- 

I  and  several    gentlemen    here  are  arranging  to  son's  Albany,  Crimtoii  Cane.  (Jreat  Austin,  Shak- 

...  ,  .,  .,  ,  .,        ,,      '  er,  ill-.,  at  30  pent.*  per  doiien,  or  $2. 00  per  hun- 

start  one  early  in  tho  spring.     Mi,aiiwhile,    Mc-      ,      ,     ,  .    „■;         „       \     ,■        .        , 

'  I        o  '  dred  ;  Leniiiug  s  \>  hite,  finest  white   strawberry 

Mahill  A  Beebe,  of  .Manka  o,     ere    the    men    to  grown,  &0  cents  pt?r  dozen,  $*.00    p«»r    hundred, 

deal  With  for  either  lumber,  or  doors,  sash   and  825.  00  per  thousand;     GodJ  strong,  new  plants, 

Li-    J  carofuhy  packed  in  uio<s.  vrith  lull  directions  how 

I              ' to  plant  and  cultivate  them. 

'^*"  .'lOtJ-tf 

Efforts  have    been  ma  le.  here  within    a    few  Fish,  Crackers  and  Oyslers,  at    Richardson's. 


LUMBER. 


weeks  tocrgniii7.c  a    Dancing  School,  under    the 
Pay  Taxes,  Examine  Titles.  &c.  \  tm^ship  of  Mr.  W.  H.  Austin,  of    East  Chain 

I.-"  al.^o  AiiK.VT  for  t!ic 


UriEAlT  DiSTitiEiTioS. — The  Metropolitan  Gift 

Lakes,  but  the    reouisite    number  of  names  not     p„™„„_i  u,_„  .j«„,i„„j,k.  ,-:_„..„•„...„.„,.  ,-„, 
'  .   Company  tiavc  fnadc citeiicive arrangements  tor 

Dimonsion*.  S-Hlino.  Flooring,  La(h.        PhODnix    Insurance     Company,     h-vlng  been    obtained,     the  project     has    l*""     ,,„i,tuirdGfe.t  Annual  ;:yi.tribu.:on,  and  their 
1  ci  •       t                                                                                 op                                              abandone<L 
aiUX  ollllliXica.  I  ^_^ list  nutnbcrs  cash  and  other  g'hs  to   the  am<^unt 


; ,  Cassimere  Delains, 

Belgian  Delaiua, 

Rep  Delains. 

is  a  rare  opportunity  which  the  intelligent  people  ol  our     Tn/1'in     f  1  of  Tl 
section  will  no  doubt  appreciate.      Hand    in    yonr   sub-      AUUlO,    l^lUtUy 


Thu«  every    subncriber  has  a   horse  and  cattle  docto 
free. 

AVe  aie  now  prepared  to  offer  tlie  American   Stcck 
Journal  as  a  FItKK  tilFT  for  one   year,    to    all   new  ■ 
subscribers  (or  renewals)  to   the  Fhkk    noMKsTK.U)    who  ^ 
shall  subscribe  imnicdhitely  and  pay  in  advance.     This 


8crl|>tions  at  once  and  secure  the  Stock  Journal  free  for 
one  year. 

E.  A.    HOTCHKISS.       '  xtt      ^  -n^,  V ,. 
Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  Dcc.Cth.  Is09.  »»  OOl  i  OJilin, 


EMPRESS  CLOTHS 


A      REPOSITORY  OF  FASHION,  PLEASURE,  AND 
•^^    Instr  action. 

HARPER'S  BAZAR. 


Chinchilla    Popiiilo, 
lluffle  Skirts  and  Boulevard  Skirts, 
may  now  be  found  at  this  store. 


IMPORTANT  DECISION. 

Aftercar^ful  investigation  by  competent  judges 
it  h9s  been  fully  and  fairly  decided  ttiat  ihu  best 
place  to  purchase 

DRY  GOODS, 

GROCERIES, 
HATS  and  GAPS, 

BOOTS  and  SHOES 

and  in  fact  any  kind  of  Goods,  is  at  the  Store 

R.   M.    Wilsoii, 

First  door  North  of  Post  Office, 


where  more  Goods  can  be  had  for  one  dollar  thaa 
any  other 


IJ 


In  addition  to  the  above  mentioned  article!  of 
A  supplement,  containing  numerous    full  sized    pat-      the  present  most   fa.«hional>le  patterns,   you  will 
terns  of  uielol  articles  acooiiipiniet  the    paper   every     always  find  at  the  Faribault  county 
fortnight,  and  occasionally  an  elegant   Colored  Fashion 
Plate. 

Harper's  Bazar  contains  l<i  folio  pages  of  the  size  of 
Harper's  M'eekly,  piinled  on  NuperCue  calendered  pa- 
per, and  is  jittbllihad  weekly. 


! 


HARTFORD.  CONN,  ' 

SPFCI\ITY  ^TTXTT^t^  1^  \  I  »■  ta  t  ni  »-^  t     oi     '       The  Collins    House    has    provided    for    cold  of  nearly  a  million  of  doll  ir*",  Among    them  are 

!.pcnalfv..fSASH.'DrtOR<..  .Ai,,1  Mon.P-      U  iS    Dili  K  \\    RlllllRS,     weather,  by  putting    in  double  windows,    which  five  hundrca   and  seventy    cash   gift.,    ranging 

r»i'  \'r\v  i-.^ijt.-  Dot  only  prevent   the  frosting  of  the  pan-^s,  but  ,  u       i     i    .     .        .     ..u  i    j  n 

01-    NEW  \ORK,  .    ;  ..        .  .  ,  from  one  hundred    to  twtnty  thousand   dollars 

make  the  (r:ivcitr  more    cornf.>r!.al>le.     One    has  ,  .      . 

each,    also.    Pianos,     Mclodcuns,   Sewing    Ma- 


We  make  a 

IMiS.  also  WOllDKN   EWK  C  CTTKRS  at  l..w  tlgltrei. 
OfTx-e  on   Van   Uruat's  Addition,  riouth  etjdol>ront 
<«tre»t. 


AND 


Mankato,  Minh. 


I 


Bine  Earth  City. 


FHIE  .t  ^ilAKLVF:, 

of  Sc,   Paul,    .Minn. 


only  to  stop  once  at  this  hotel,  to  ap,<rcciate  its 
home  cheer. 


I 


chines,    Knittrng   ?lfacbines.   Gold  and     Silver 
Watches,  Silver  Ware,  Jevrelry,  Ac,  Ac.     Every 


CniTiCAL  NoTirEs  op  thk  Press. 

Harper's  Baz.ir  contains,  besides  pictures,  patterns, 
etc.,  a  variety  of  matter  of  especial  use  and  intor-st  to 
the  family  ;  article  on  health,  dress,  and  housekeeping 
In  all  its  branches  -  its  editeriai  matter  is  !')>ecially 
adapte<l  to  the  circle  it  l.s  intended  to  interest  and  in- 
struct; and,  it  has.  besides,  good  Rtories  and  llerary 
matter  of  merit.  It  is  not  f-urjiiising,  that  the  journaf, 
with  such  features,  has  achieved  in  a  short  tune  an  im, 
mense  success  ;  for  iomething  of  lis  kind  was  drsiied  |a 
thou-iands  of  families,  and  its  publioher^  b;ire   tilted  tlio  - 


_ ^-  '^^'"  '^'^''''-y  ^*"*'^"''  'f-    ^''^nc^y^ucer.         H^ahth  X  1I„«.  i,  .  glorious  pnrer  for  every  '  ticket  draws  .  pr'ze.  and  no  blank,   are   issued.    i\-;-;!,  BlSTnTalrea  'uLcX?  tr^'Ve'-lNe^ 

'L'*AST  IIORSF.S  AFO  FAilM  H0RSE.4  shod  In  spint     '        i^ircmr;      :..  >i  ^  .i      n      .  /\n:       i     -i  i        fatnilv       Ike  Mnrrel    throws    his     snni     into     it<      i-i        •    •  '       <      .       .         .  .  .  ...        York  Ereuiua  Poat  ' 

V    d,.,.,y.o,vjU..rtLiule.nrs.  door  south  „f  Mead's     ..5^^^^^-'"  ^^^ '""  *^ '^^  ^"*'  ^^"^  *'"'''^-        .„._,,,.:.      1     .7  .    1..!      _  .    _.    !!  '  ^  ^'  "'"''''"'  ■*"*  '^''^  P'"<='  '»  ""velopes,  which,  |  '  Th%  Ua«.  ?s  e^ellent.    Lkeallth.  p^edicals  which 


hotel.  Bla*  Eartn  City.     Rete-ences.  — -    Lewis.  Wal-      l^fi.  «}P   slaJfS 
kat  Lake,  and  P.  0.  Seeley.  Blue  Karth  Citv.     Sllyl  24^tf 


If  ian«bago  City.  Minn. 


J     H   SPROIT. 

ATTO 
242tf 


ATTORNEY  ANt>  COl'.YFl.OR  AT  L.KW.       ^V  AJ/PKIl    W.   AVKBR  <fe  CO., 
Blue  Karth  Citv.  Minn.  » 


pages,  and  Harriet      Becehor    Stowe,  narms    it 

with  her  genial  pen.     $4  oO!  .i  year,  or    •*2.  10    a 

>ear  to    a    club   o'    five.     Address,     I'ettengill,     indiscrimiuprely,  so  that  t  je   Company    are  not 

Bates  ±  Co.,  37  Park  Row.  N»w  York.  aware  of  the  Contents  of  any  env<;lope   until  the 


If..-  .    .  .       ,         J       ,  ,  I  the  Harper'spublish,  it  isaVojost  ideally  Werieilitcd,  and 

after  being   sealed  are  m.:ted    and   when  drawn    ,he  class  of  readers  for  wt,cm  it  is  intended-ih.  mother. 

and  daughters  in  avera;?"  families— can   rtot  but  profit 
by  Its  good  sen-i*  and  gooa  taote,    which;    we   have   no 


T^JIAD'S  HOTFL, 

ttH'C  EARTH  CITY.  MlNXEfrTA. 

I.  3.  ME  VD,     -     rropriotor 

llilliard  tables  areoonnec'ed  with  the  house,  and 
there  la  ^•'od  .•tabling  on   the  promiits. 
242yl 

/"'ONlTANtj  UOl'SE. 

ULCB  KARTH  CITY. MINNESOTA, 

H.   P.  COXSTAN.>,  pROPBiKrou. 

This  pcpniar  Hot^lis  entirely  new.  and  furnish- 
ed in  excellfiit  .«iyle. 
C>VEx.-elIont  ae'>oaiiaodalidus  fot-  icaitis. 
*t2tf  ! 

r>     wtiTB, 

JBWELER.  , 

hH'B  BARTII  CITY MINNKSOTA. 

Has  constantly  on  hand  Clocks.  Waichcs.  .Jewel-  j 
ly.  Silver  ware. Gold  l'en.«.  Musical  Iii'iruments.  ' 
Ae.     Repairing  d:>De  with  dispatcj  and  wnrrnn- 

^•d.  2S!j|f         1 


AVhoIes-ilo  Pcalcrit  in 


I  ticket  is  retuined  to    tbem.      These    tickets  are 
At  last  wp  sre  out  of  our  little  tifkeiltip  14x16  ■ 
ofRce.  and  are  in  our  new  and  ploa^aot   quarters  '  *"'*'"'■ ''^"">'-fi''«  "ots   each,   or  .-ix  for   one 
;  up  t«»wn.— Jf(irfia    Cuu„t}i  Athit.  |  dol'ar,  thirteen  for  two  dollars  ;    thirly-Cve   for 

j       Gof>d  !  Ool,  we  know  how  t  >  ^vinpathize    with  ,  «....  ,'„ii ,-.       ..,„  i,       i     j       j.       r     m.!-..        j   i 
,_-._.-_.  -^^.^  -^--ir.-^——-.  "  five 'ioiurs  ;  one  hundred  and  ten  for  fifteen  dol- 

Wl   NJ  17^  T    T/^T     /^DC!     .T«".  fine*  we  find  the  new    i/«»ic»«aJ  office    » 

>Vll.>il^O»        JjiyL;  UlVO     mighty  cure-all  for  the  blue..  '      j>"-     ^s  soon  a^  you  receive  a  ticket,   you   en- 

; — •-. '  close  it  with  one    "o'tl-ir   it   the   company,   and 

O.  C.  Sargent,  of  this  office,   received    a  very      whatever  the  ticket  calls  f/r  u  immediate)'''  for- 


EMPORIUM. 

A  well  selected  assortment  of 

HOOP  SKIRTS, 

from  the  "Odessa  Skirt  Company,"  which  ore 
UTSurpa''.''cd  by  uny  other  Hoop  Skirt  in  use,  a< 
regards  Durability,  Comfoit  and  Style. 

And  also  a  large  stock  of 

Groceries,   Pork,  Hams, 

BOTTER, 

Lard,  Wheat,  Corfr, 
POTATOES, 


.AND 

CIGARS, 

No.  03  Third  Street. 
ST.  PAUL.    ....    MINN. 

.301  Tl 


1  fine  Eb  Cornet,  last  Monday  evening,  from  J.  :  ^„dcd  to  you.  The  company  arc  aware  that 
I  Kaeer  A  Co.,  63  Wasbini^'on  St.,  Chicapn,  man-  I 

;  ufacturcrs  and  importers  of  Band  Instruments,  i  l»'«'"''««»««  "'^'^^^'T  depen,\t  upon  their  dealiug 
I  and  every  description  of  Musical  Merchandise  |  honorably  with  their  custoners,  and  having  this 
I  Thjs  f!rin  guatirtce  entire  satisfaction,  in  every  !  fact  in  view  they  strive  to  please  all  who  favor 
j  insiance.     Their  advertisement  appears   in    an-  i  ,jj 

other  column. 

ing  reft rences  and  highly   favorable   notices   o 


We  are  pleased    t  >    learn    that    Mr.  J.  B-  Ed- 


im  with  their  patronage.     Circalars  contain- 
;  reft rences  and  highly   favorable   notices   of 
the  press  are  sent  free  to  all.     Letters  should  be 


P    LEJCT. 


Register  of  Dcod.s 


G.  P.  PEABODY. 

WHOLESALE  DEALER  I!? 


wards  has  leased  for  three   years,    the  Mankato     plainly  ».idre«scd,  Metropolitan  Gift   Company, 

Weelen  Mills.   Mr.  Edwards  thoroughly    under-     v^..   lo?        ■  m-  n        ,  x-       •.-     . 

.    ^,  ,  *  ;  No.'.  193  ana  19o  Broadway,  New  \ oris, 

gtanas  the  manuraclnrc  of  every    description  of 

317  4m 


wo«lcn   cloth.',  in  ?11  its  branches,  and  cloths  of  | 


i  hi-i  make  may  always  be  relied  upon  as  being  of 
Ihe  qu::lity  specified.     His  beautiful  farm  in  this     Traiirfere    of  Real    Eetate  iu    Faribanlt 


township  is  now  ofTere"!  for  sale,  in  prefeeenec  to 
renting. 


Real    Estate    Agent     and    Con-      Vy    iX];;]^  LIQUOliS  Th.mana::er,  of  the  Minora   4  St.    Peter   R. 

veyanoer.  ^  '  '     Ron  confer  no  greater  favor  on  th«pnblie  than 

_  J  •  ''^  discharging  lome   of  the   cmplovees   at  the 

Tnxrt  P,u,l  /or  XonreifJtnt*,  AND 

TITLES  EXAMINED, 

ABSTRACTS  F^KNIS^E^, 
Ac.  Ac. 

Blue  Earth  tfty,   Minn. 


CIGARS. 

Wo.  1U7  Third  Street, 
•"*'•  St.  Paul,  Minuesot 


Coaiit.r. 

J.  L.  llowland  to  J.  C.  Fosi«r,  Warranty  Deed  of 
2  acres  in  se  qr  ne  qr  sw  ^r,  S  3,  T  101,  K  28. 
C'on.-i  fetation  fso 

Jerome  I»ane  to  Even  Pay Etcr;W  D  of  wi  «ei 
and  nei  sci  S  1  j,  and  n'wt  swi  S  U,  T  IM  B 
2«.  $1,500 

j  l-cen  made  her  •  that  packages    »ere  opet:ed    at  i       Winnebago  City.  j22o 

■  that  place:  and  a  p>art  of  their  eontintsapprcpri    ;  '^"*'°  rranklin  to  Wm  Das^in,  W  D  of  nei  S  3j, 

'  atcd,  but  we  thought  little  of  tha   matUr  t:ntil  '  ,,.^  l?^'  ^ '^^r  .     ^  ^  ^^'^^" 

'  "•""'  I  M  m  Dustin  to  .Tohn  Fraakl  Ji  W  D  of  si  Bl'k  yS. 

1       Blue  Earth  City.  $s,()i! 


doubt  are  today   making  very  many   honres   haj.pier     OlliniK;     Finn?'      ATpaI        ti^O         t^O 
than  they  may  have  been  before  the  vrom en  began    tak-      vyUlUII^,    ilUUl,     IVAtaj,      tluO.,      Oi,C 

iiig  lessons  in  personal  and  household  and   social   man-  rw /\ 

agemtnt  from  this  g"odnatured  mentor. -[The  Nation,  i  ALSO  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  OF 

It  has  the  nieilt  of  being  lensilde,   of  conveying  In-        _  .  ^>,, 

structlon,  of  giving  excellent  patterns  in  every   depart-      (yrOCkei'V,         GlaSSWare,  ' 
ment,anrt  of  being  well  socked  with  good  reading  mat-  i  *' 

ter.— [Watchman  and  Rellector. 


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Looking-glasses, 
Lampri,        Lanterns, 

Machine  and  Kerosene 


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ly.  01  Bazar,  will  be  supplied   gratis   for  every     Ull,    OUgttr    BlCkctS   anCl 
club  of  five  subscribers  at  $4  00  each,  in  one  re- 
mittance; or  six  copies  for  $20  00,  without  estra 
copy. 

Subscriptions  to  Harper's  Magazine,  Weekly, 
and  Bazar,  to  one  address  for  cno  year,  $10  OtJ  ; 
or,  two  of  Harper's  Periodicals,  to  one  address 
for  one  year,  $7  00. 

Back  number."  can  besoppl?td  at  any  time. 

Vols.  I.  aod  II.  of  Hahpkk'.^  Ba/.ak,  for   the 


AND 

BOOTS  t  SHOES, 


of  all  sizes,  and  many  styl 

O.  K.  Moulton.  of  the  firm  of  MOl'LTON.  A 


years  lJ,«8-9   elegantly  bou,.d  in    green  moroc-  DEUDON,  has  fust  retnr/.ed  from  NEW  YCRK 

CO  cloth,  will  be  sent   by   express,  freight  pre-  CtlY.  where  he  took  particular  time  to 7ind  the 

paia,  ter  5/  t  u  «acn.        .  best   houses,   and   ro  purchase  at  the  bottom  of 

The  po  lageon  Harper  s  Weekly  „    20   cents  ,■„„  „,,ket,  an..  con.^Jently  believes  that  be  ha. 

JoToffi^e'^Ad'^i'""   '"'  "'  ''"'  "''""'''' ^  secured  the  best  ,ualU>es  of  goods,   and   at  the 

^  HARPER    A  BROTHER.'^,  niost  re«onablo  figure,,  and 

New  Yoik.  fjiyi  p:xtire  STOCK 


TTOBARr." 

SALE  AND  EXCHANGE  STABLE      "•t««ine  for  yoursel^s' 

Truly  Yours, 


Is  now  offered  at  a 
sma  >, advance  on  the   original   cost.     Call   and 


!  we  found  onrself  the  loser  of  over  thirty  dollars 
#orth  of  goods,  end  Late  every 


SSOLL'TIOJf. 


D' 

1  he  co-partn-irsbip  hfvptoforc  "xii'tLng  between 
the  uii  ier-igued.  under  the  firm  name  of  Mo«l- 
ton  A  De»iiJoij.  is  this  day  dissolved  by  mutual 
cjn.jent,"F.  Deudon  withdrawing  tbcrefrcMD 


T    T  L_     ■  1-  L      "v     •»■       ,.  T  T»  ^'         i      Horacitoiet  alallboira.  dav  or  ntitbt.    'llorset  tc'         '^''  liabilitie."  of  the  late  firu   are  auiuned    bv 

reason   to  sup-  ,  L  Jttnenck  by  shenff  to  L  J  Huntington,  Sher- !  ^n  or  ex-^hange.         ^"^  '^">'  '«'^*'     »'<'"»«  ^  ,  (i.  k.  Moaitoa,  who  will  coatmue  XhTn^zS, 


I  pose  that  the  depredation  was  made  at   Waseca  '*'"'   ^'«'''>fi'^a'e  of   Sale    of  Lo:  12,  B'.'k  12  in  :     Ca^  iwlj  for  oa»s»  <">m  and  bay.    Cits,  corn,  bar  '  business  ai  ihc'oil  faaJ 

'  The  Company  w..,atle.3t  do  wcli  to  post  a  .e- j  J.rWelH^Vw^^^^^^^^^^  .i^^^:^^l  '       '     ?•  f  •  ^C 

cret  detective  »ttb.trcint.  j      Bl'i  50,  u.  Blue  Earth  tfy.  f-H '^Inncb^g,  O-y.  Pe.      '     •.  Jljtf'      ^ianeb,?.  C!ty,  Minn.,  Nov!^I 


Mf^rLTO:^, 

"DON. 


^-^'.  : 


•^-  ""  ^""^ 


«    HI 


in  Faribault  County. 

R.  M.  WILSON. 

v4n21tf        pr  N.  W.  Sargknt 

April  5th,  1887. 

NEW  FIRM" 

New       Gootis. 

WELCH   AND  WALLACE, 

|l>«alcrs  ia 

Stoves.  Tin 

AND  SHEET    IRON    WAKE. 

FARBIING  IKPLEMEITTS 

SHELF  .ind  HEAVY 

hardwahe; 

SASH,  GLASS  and  PUTTY. 

anuf.icta.-en  of 

EA^'E  TROUGILS,  SPOUTING; 

•nd  all  kinds  of 

TIN  WAR£ 

A  fiat  assortBiieot  af 

Table    aa*   Pocket    Cutlery; 

Griu^J^oties  and   llanginiis' 

8rea!dn|'  mad  Crossia^' 

PLOWS, 

Feiicc-Wirc,    Jte.,   Ac. 

t 

J-  H.  Welch,  Wm.  Wallas*,  ciui,  WaHaca. 

April  rtb,18«.       ^^•^«?^'---. 


. 


1 


•1 


THK  MAUKETS. 


NEW  YORK. 

BkefCatti*— Fair  to  Prime $14  00 

HOiia— Live lo  75 

Sheki*— Fair  to  Prime 4  60 

COTToX— Middling 

Fi-OCB— Extni  Wibtem 6  20 

Wheat— Xo. -2  Spriug  126     _ 

Conn— Western  Mixed 112    @ 

UaT<— WeMem 64)»ri*      65^, 

KvK— Western 1  05    @  1  07 

Bablkx 1  00 

Pi.uK— M»M 3160 

Lard 18 

CHICAGO. 

Bir.vis— Choice $  700 

Prime  6  UO 

F»ir  anklea 6  00 

Midluin S25 

Stock  Catile -Common 3  60 

Inferior 2  SO 

Hoo8— Live 9  00 


@17  00 
(%1l  73 

&      25Si 
«^  6  25 
d  131 
1131, 


(a)  1  06 
(f(,33  50 
(4      1^ 


(£l)icago  |)usiiuss  Pirectori). 


TluJ'oUmwtHg  or*  amomg  tika prombuHt  laading  bunmtt 
hoatcj  in  CJMr  tnwral  d»panauiUa: 


CARPETINGS.^ 

^  NICKEHSON,  234  Lake  street.  Carpetiiifs,  Oil 
!9*  Cloths,  and  MattioKS,  Wholasale  and  Retail 
Orders  pr(>mt>tly  tilled. 


aoo 

83 
32 

6  (HI 
3  75 


>'HEEP— Live — Oood  to  Choice 

Hi:  riEi: — Choice 

£«<.;»— yrfsh 

FUjcb— White  W.nter  Extra 

bprin>;  tttra 

War.AT— Spriug,  No.  1 

No.2 

CoRX— So  2 

0.\TS— No.  2 

Kte— No.  2 

Babi  KT— No.  2  .  .     

t'ouK— Men*.  New 

Lakd '. . . 

CINCISNATL 

Beef  Cattle %  3  00 

lliKi*— Live    10  00 

bUEi V— Live 2  50 

Fli  •IB -family. 6  25 

WHt:AT— Ited 105 

Coas 9S 

Oats 60 

Kte— New 85 

roBK-M»*9 31  0« 

Lauii 17' 

8T.  Lorw. 

Dxer  Cattix— Choice f  ">  30 

Uood  to  Prime....     3  50 

HoG.t-Live u  Ot) 

SHEK.p-Uood  to  Choice 4  im» 

FlVB -Spring  XX 4  N» 

Whkat— So.  1  Red 97 

fl.KN ><i 

Oats 4  J 

Ktk  '^> 

llAULKY-Choice  Fall 118 

PuRK— Mf»s 2«»  50 

17 


@  7  60 
(d  650 
9  0  76 
@  4  75 
@  460 
®  300 
@10  60 
(d  4  6>) 

&     a* 

@      84 
®  7t>0 
(»  4  75 
i>4 
89  S 
80  >, 
41  >, 
75 
1  00 


MILLINERY  GOODS. 


FISK,  D.  B.  &  CO. 
dealers  in 


.    .  F>3  and  ,V>  I.ake  St.,  wholeaala 

Strnw  Ijuods,   .Millinery,  White  (•uo4>>, 

Hoaiery,  (.-loves  and  Fancy  Uuods,  i>i  and  55  Ijdie street, 
Chicago. 


J.  B.  LIPPINCOTT  $t  CO.'S 

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PAPER   AND  RACS. 


L.XFMN,  lllTIJiK  dc  CO 
Printers' 


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Stock.  Ac. 


Dealers  in 

Cash  paid  for  Rags. 


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SHIP  CHANDLERY. 

C"  1U>BK11T,1IIBBAK1>&  ('0.,Manilla.Urred, 
W    steel,  and  irm  wire  roix-.  tar.  pitch  and  oakum, 
tackle  blocks,  anchors  and  chaioii,  2u'  S.  Wutor  at.,  t'hi. 


TWINES  AND  CORDAGE. 


mon 


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ffi 


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Dail^,  one  copy,  one  year itH'i 

\  eekly  •  one  copy . . 

copy,  one  year. 


'  —  CKarUtiou  Courirr.     Libaral  arrannoiuonts  1 


Illustrated. 


C^II.BKUT,  in  ltBAUI»  A  4  O, 
Jl    twiner  of  nil  kinds. 


cotton  and  flax 
wot>l  sacks  and  )>urlaps,  neta  A 

seines,  tents,  c.nora  and  llujfs,  JUT  S.  \Vat«r  St.,  Chicago. 


niiliuiuikcc  l»u5iuc55pircctori) 


L\ui> 

MILWAUKEE. 

BiKVKS-Choice $  6  75 

Pnme 5  50 

Fair  Grades 4 '-0 

MeJiuui 3  25 

Stock  Cato.!:— C'ommou 3  00 

Inferior 2  <«i 

Hoo-i-Livo oco 

8HtE»«— Live— Qo.k1  to  Choice  ....  2  00 

r.LTTER— <-'hoio« 28 

Koii.*— Fn  ah 28 

FloCB  -Whit«  Winter  Extra    6  26 

tipriO){  Extra 4  75 

WHKAT-8priu«,  No.  1 9HiW 

No.  a SS'^i^ 

Tors— So.  2 83    i^ 

OAia    So.2..     41    & 

hVK-No.2 70    @ 

Baklet— Ctood 95    (to 

1'ui.ic-Mes.s— Sew  .    28  50 

18 


^  6:!5 
(g,10  75 
@  460 
@  660 
(9  no 
&  lixj 
9  52 
(Ji      W 

»@      H 

(9  6  50 
^  4  50 
^10  0 ) 
(d»  5  (4) 
(<i  4  80 
(nt  100 
(^  91 
«      60 

@  ISO 
(«  Z-J  00 

&    n.s 

(3)  7  00 

(OS  6(0 

4  60 

4  75 

350 

2  75 

9b5 

4  00 

30 

31 

(0)  6  00 

&  5  23 

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CUniNG  MACHINES. 

THE  LATEST  AND  THE  BEST  ! 

Wharevcr   uaed,    theae   nacUnea  are   pro- 
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auperlor  to  any  la  tke  market. 

vritbout  exception. 
All  are  dell«hted  with  them. 
They     cut     eaay,    true,     amooth     and 
rapidly,   and    are   atrouv    iu    every    part. 

28  INCH  LKVEB  CUTTINa  MaCHIWI 9376 

28  "     Power       1  f        **' 

32  "     Lkvkb        "  .'        «6 

33  "     HandobPowkh       "        »...  860 

86  **     PowBK,  (very  heavy  and  •troog) 700 

Of  the 28  Inch  Lever  Cutter  the  Pawtucket  R,  1. 
Gazette  says ;  "Would  not  sell  it  for  four  time*  iU  coat" 
The  N.  H.  Telegraph  uy*:   "The  time   aaved  will 
more  tlian  pay  for  it  in  a  year." 

We  have  very  many  endorsements  of  all  the  machinaa 
speaking  of  them  with  unqualified  praise. 
ZW  Send  for  Catalogues  and  Foil  Deacriptiona. 
HANBOUN  BROTHKIt-S, 

78  Dnane  Street,  N.  T. 


Why 

Is  it  that  Dr.  Roback's  Stom- 
ach Bitters  increase  in  sale 
every  year  ? 

Because 

They  are  the  best  ecn-bina- 
tion  ever  made. 

Why 

Do  the  Druggists  recom- 
mend Dr.  Roback's  Bitters 
to  their  customers? 

Because 


experience 
have  been 


O. 


American  Patent 

I'or  Introducing  and  Negotiating  Valuable  Paienta. 
Omres  \»i  Lake  Street.  ITilcaao,  HI. 

L.  J.  Fabwf.ll.      E.  a.  KLX,8W0KTH.      D.  J.  Powkiuj. 


'aten 


fn.TESC'II  A'  CO.,  Wholf>fi:>le  and  Retail  Man- 
•    ufiicturinK     and     Anal.vtical    Chemists.    ICeep 
Photographic  Stock.  15  .Spring  atreet. 

ENGRAVERS. 


@  71 
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(a*31  liO 
(gi      19 


—  A  Peoria,  III.,  policeman,  the  other 
tlay.  Doticing  a  person  that  looketl  snspici- 
onsly  corpulent,  arrested  him  on  suspicion 
of  his  having  stolon  gootls about  Lim.  Tell- 
ing hiiu  to  disrobe,  the  man  complieil,  and 
iu  the  next  ten  minntfcs  pulled  t  £f  lour 
coats,  two  vests,  fonr  pairs  of  paut.s.  and 
fcltv.ii  --birts. 


CI    II.  <'I..VKK1',    Hour   Brands,   .Seals,   Stencil 
•     Dies  and  Tools.  Key  I  heck  Dies.  <;old  Pens  re- 
pointcd.    Send  for  circular  to  Boi  IO(W,  Milwaukee. 

FRUITS  AND  NUTS. 

A  B.  BLANC'lIAUD  &  <"0.,  General  Dealers 
>1L«  and  ("omraission  Merchants,  in  Foreign  and 
nome*«tie,  tireen  and  Dried  Fruits,  Can  Goods,  Nuts, 
Ac.  Wi  F.ast  Water  street,  Milwankee. 


FURNITURE. 


\r  \NliEK    FrKNITCRK   STORF..    Mntthew 
Rroa,  .Manufsiturers  and  Dealer-sin  Furniture  and 
ITpholstered  Goods,  -I!"  F.H.st  Water  btreet 


knovving  that  when  loss  of  hair  occam.  't,i?^,°'^'{',^;Sdt'e  ^t  ^I^^^.'TA 

egeUble  Oils  as  the  baais  of  a  medioa- 
meut  to  promote  the  growth  and  preserve  the  beautj  of  the  Hair. 


The  Inventors  of  Coro.\n.E „ .^  ;   .. 

where  the  greatest  heat  ia  neoeasarily  genomted,  and  than  animal  faU  by 
alleviate  it    turning  their  attention  and  phanuaceutal  r,oienoe  towarOs  V 


The  Oleum  Coctis,  or 


nossessinjf  many  properties  peculiarly  adapted  fcr  the  purpose.    By  a  »cientific 
Election  Of  other.ingi^^en..  th^Sv.^^^^ 


presented  itself  moat  strongly  as 
selection  of  other  ingredients,  tt 
together  have  produced  a  topical  compound 


No  Other  Compound 


possesses  the  peculiar  prope 


GROCERIES. 

ED  YARD  &   WOOD,   fine  Groceries.   Wines 
Liquors,  Cigars  and  Canned  FmiU.    Agents  for 
ell's  Ale  and  Royal  Baking  Powder, 
street. 


Powe 


Agi 

)Mn 


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THE 

(aptnre, the  Prison-Peu  autithe  Escape. 

BT  CAPTAIN  wnXABS  W.  GLAZIER. 

Thia  thrilling,  aathentie,  and  pnpulir  work,  U  a  com- 
plato  history  of  Southern  Prison  Life:  principally  at 
lUehmond,  Danville,  Macon,  Savannah,  Charleston, 
Colombia,  Belle  Isle,  Milieu,  Sahsbnry,  and  Anderson- 
ville      Describing  the 

ASSASSINATION 


of  defenceless  prisoners  who  came  too  near  the  J^i't/in',- 
portraying  the  arrival  of  prisoners,  plans  of  cwape,  with 
nuineroiu  and  varied  incidents  and  anecdotes 


DITC'IIEIl.  BAUL  &  IJOODKIt'H,  Whole 
sale  tirocers,  ao  A  aoo  East  Water  st,  Slilwaokee. 

€ lOODRIC'H   Sc    TERRY,  Wholeaale  Grocers, 
f    al4  A  alo  Fjist  Water  street,  Milwaukee. 


HARDWARE. 


RIIlNEY,   Tmporter  and  Wholesale  Dealer  in 
•   Shelf  Haadware,  Iron,  Steel,  Nails,  Ac,  435  Fast 


Water  street.  .Milwaukee. 


or 


prison  life,  embracing,  also,  tho  adveuturei  of  the 
auttior's  "rnpr  from  Columbia,  South  Carolina,  his  ra- 
(ii/>'i'r'.  trial  aa  <^v.  and  final  escape  from  Sylvania, 
Georgia,  We  want  an  agent  in  every  town,  county  and 
village  in  the 


JEWELRY. 


lerties  which  so  exactly  auit 

the  various  conditions  of  the  human  hair. 

It  toflenK  Ih"  tktir  icArii  hitr^h  Wil.drg. 

It  tuuthes  thm  irritated  seal/). 

It  affuTiU  tlte  rirhtut  luttrr. 

It  rentaini  longnt  in  rjfrri. 

It  preveiitt  »*«  huir  f rum  falling  off. 

llprtjnvitea  ita  hrullhi/,  miyutuim  yr»K>K 

H  ii  wit  yn-amj  ur  ttirktj. 

It  Itat—  Hu  diauj/reeabU  udur. 

Dandnifi'. 

Boston,  October  3u.  1869. 
Messrs  Josbph  Bpbnett  A  Co.  : 

<;eniltrincii,—My  worst  complaint  for  several  years  has 
been  Dandruff.  Alter  brushing  my  Ixair,  ray  coat  collar 
would  be  covered  with  white  scales. 

I  have  used  less  than  a  bottle  of  your  Cocoaine.  The 
dandrutf,  and  the  irritation  which  caused  it,  have  en- 
tirely' disappeared,  and  my  hair  was  never  before  in  bo 
good  condition.        Your  obedient  servant, 

A.  A.  FULLER. 


Baldness. 


CI     H.  PKEISMEIt  A-   BRO.,  Wholewde  and 
•  Retail  Di-alcrs  in  Watches.  Clocks,  Materials,  Ac. 
Kstabhuhed  in  Wll.     4:X  i^asl  Water  street. 


LUMBER. 

\v7PEIia'E  &  CO.,   Wholesale  and  RetaU 
•  Dealers  in    Lumber,   lAth,    .Shingles,    Picketa, 
Timber,  Cedar  l'iwt».  ,tc.    Oflice  U7  West  Water  street, 
corner  Sycamore,  .Mil«a'.ikoe. 

MARBLE  WORKS.  " 


Boh  ION.  Novembers.  1859. 
Messrs.  Joseph  Bubnhtt  A  Co.,  Boston  - 

Grnfh-mni,—l  have  been  bald  seven  years.  After  asirig 
one  Ixittle  of  your  C'ocoaine,  my  bald  pate  is  covered 
all  over  with  young  hair,  about  three-eights  of  an  inch 
long,  which  appears  strong  and  and  healthy  and  detei^ 
mined  to  grow. 
Very  truly  your  obliged  and  obedient  servant. 

U. '1    MfcRWIN. 


Loss  of  Hair. 

Boston,  July  19. 
MeesrsJoaKPHBcrHNEn  ACo. .-  -  .,„,ii  i 

tor  many  months  my  h  iir  has  been  falling  off,  untu  l 
was  feartul  ot  losing  it  on  irely.  TW  Skin  upon  my  head 
became  gradually  moeu  null  more  intlamed. 

1  commenced  u;a  IBIiit  jour  i 'ocoaino  the  last  week 
in  Juno.  nwWlC  applic  ation  alUyed  the  itching  and 
^ritafii.D  ;  in  three  or  tour  dajs  the  reduosa  and  tender- 
ness disappeared,  the  hair  ceased  to  tall,  and  1  have  now 
a  thick  growth  of  new  hair. 
Yours,  very  truly. 


TO  SKLL 

Mr.  George  Ticknor  Curtia' 

Life  of  Daniel  Webster. 

In  two  volumes,  fevo.  600  pages  each.  lUustrated  with 
elegant  Steel  Portraits  of  Mr.  Webster,  and  nne  ^ood- 
cuts  of  DitTercnt  Views  at  FrankUn  and  .Marshheld. 
The  first  volume  is  now  ready.  Second  volume  will  be 
ready  Dec.  i'.th.  This  work  will  be  sold  by  SuUrriyt imi 
oii/i/.  Kxperienced  and  reliable  agents  can  have  exclu- 
sive territory,  by  appljing  at  once.    Address 

MOSES  WARREN,  tien.  A«ent, 

S9  Dearborn  St,  CHICAGO,  ILL. 


C^HEAPEHT  PAPER  IN,  TIIK  WORLD.- 
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able premiums  to  subscribers  and  agents.  Specimens 
■ix  oenta    Say  where  you  saw  thia    Addresa 

UNION  BANNER.  lUl/att,  Maiti*. 


Y 


LOBILIiABD'S 

ACHT  CLUB  SM0KIN6  TOBACCO 

where 

lUMl 

folic 


After  years  of 
and  trial  they 
proven  to  b«  a  sure  cure 
for  Dyspepsia  and  Indiges- 
tion. 

Why 

l9  it  that  Physicians  use 
and  recommend  Dr.  Ro- 
back's Sugar-ooated  Blood 
rills? 


I 


Is  eveiTwhera  pronounced  by  competent  Judges 
"     others    for 


to 


the 


SUSAN  R.  POPK. 


Hair  JDressing. 

Th*  follotcing   urAt  it /rem   the  ucU-lat(nm  proprietor  0 
Frank  LetiU't  Illuttrat'd  Aeuipaptrt  and  Magaanf. 
Niw  ToBK,  September  22,  IcM). 

J.  BiTHincTT,  Esq.  :— 
/>«ir  .Sir  -For  some  tine  paat  I  have  been  using  yo 

Cfxioaine.  and  think  it  far  preferable  to  anything  i  ha 

ever  used  for  tho  hair.  ,         ... 

If  my  indorsement  is  ol  value,  you  are  perlecuy  at  no 

erty  to  uae  lU    Uespectivlly  youra.  ^^^^^  LESLIE. 


BaNOOB,  March  3,  IHtiS. 
Joseph  BrBXETT  4  Co  ?—  ,    ^       •      .     »i. 

««i/.'«mm.,- Your  Cocaiine  is  the  only  dressing  for  tile 
hair  usid  ia  my  family  fcr  the  Ust  eight  years.  It  stop- 
ped my  wife's  hair  from  coining  out  and  increased  its 
growth.  r^  , 

1  am  also  under  obligaiotu  to  this  same  Cocoaine  for 
saving  my  own  hair,  wbich  was  very  faat  coming  out  | 
previous  to  using  tliia  va  uable  preparation.  j 

Very  truly  yoort.  J.  C.  MITCHKLO^  i 

( .rocar,  Bangor,  Ma. 


inor    to 
owing   reasons : 

It  is  made  of  the  finest  stock  growa 

It  has  a  mild  and  agreeable  aroma. 

It  is  anti  nervous  in  ita  elfecta,  aa 

It  is  free  from  drugs,  the  Nicotine 

Having  also  been  extracted. 

It  leaves  no  acrid,  disagreeable  aftertaste. 

Does  not  sting  or  burn  the  tongue. 

Leaves  no  offensive  odor  in  the  room. 

t)rder8  for  Elegant  Meerschaum  Pipes 

Are  daily  packed  in  various  bags. 

It  is  of  a  bright  golden  color. 

Being  very  light,  one  pound  will  laal 

Two  or  three  times  as  long  as  others. 

But  it,  try  it  and  convince  yourself. 

If  your  dealer  does  not  keep  it  aak  him  to  get  it 

UREKTSmbKINT TOBACCO  j 

Is  also  a  very  goo*  article,  and  makes  an  excellent 
smoke.     It  is  much  lower  in  price  and  of  heavier  \ 
body  than  the  former,  and  its  sale,  wherever  intro-  | 
duced,  is  not  only  permanent,  but  conHtantl}  on  the 
increase.    Orders  for  elegant  Meerschaum    Pipes  are 
also  placed  in  the  varioas  bags  of  this  brand  daily. 

have  now  been  in  gen- 
eral use  in  the  United 
States  over  UU  years, 
and  still  acknowledged 


Because 

They  know  the  insredients 
of  which  they  are 


made. 


SL,ORILIiARD>8 
NUFFS 

"the  best"  wherever  used. 


Why 

Are  Dr.  Roback's  Blood 
Purifier  and  Blood  Pills 
tho  best  remedies  taken  to- 
oether  for  the  cure  of  all 
diseases  of  the  blood  ? 


I 


line 


L,ORIlJ.ARD'S  I  Thia  brand   of 

^^^pm^k/mwmm^m'^^mgf     Cut  Chewing  Tobacco  I 

iSTs  l%l  "I'll  W%  X       has  no  eQual  or  snpe-  i 

*'*'*^   *   ^^  ■**  ^       nor   anywhere.    It   is  , 

Cliewlllg  Tebacoo.     |  without  doubt  the  beat  | 

Chewing  Tobacco  in  the  oountiy. 

SEND  FOR  CIRCULAR. 
P.  &OB.IZ.X.A&D.  New  "Tork  ! 


%IWI 


or  firstnclass  new  7  Octave  Pianos. 

Sent  on  trial     U.  S.  Puno  Co.,  New  York ; 


PILEPSY 


j^  ^  Bale    Wealer  and   .Manuiaclurer  of  aU    kinds  of 
Marble  Work,  <  .runit«  Hofiting  Slate,  Ac. 


U.S. 


to  sell  it  this  fall  and  winter.  The  volume  contains 
between  four  and  tivo  hundred  iiages,  including  an 
Appendix  containing  the  name,  rank,  regiment,  and 
uoetotticj  addresta  of  the  prisoner!! ;  if  is '"'Ju '■/•''•'/  •"■'«- 
iratr.i.  and  riryanllij  boimif  in  extra  cloth.  Wo  are  pre- 
pared to 


GRANT 


NOTIONS. 


HH.  .II.VNVII.IJ?,  Notions  and  White  Goods. 
•  3*4  .Main  streut.  Milwaukee. 


PHOTOGRAPHERS. 


Hs.  IIROWN,  I!' 
#  photographs.     lart: 
pilot ogniphic  goods  in  Wi-^ 


in  tho  city,  and  best 
ir'raent  of  frames  and 

^j  Wisconsin  atroct. 


STATIONERY. 


Irritation  of  tlie  Scalp. 

WATERvnxJ!,  Me.,  September  1!5,  1869. 
Mesara  Joseph  Bctosk  rr  A  Co.  :— 

Hear  aim,— I  have  derived  much  benefit  from  the  use 
of  your  (,'oGoaine,  'i'wolve  years  ago  I  had  the  tv-phus 
fever ;  after  my  recovery  1  found  myself  troubled  with 
an  irritation  of  the  ccalp. 

I  purcha.sed  a  bottle  of  the  Cocoaine  only  for  tho  pur- 
pose of  a  hair  dressing,  but  to  my  burpritte,  it  has  en- 
tirely removed  the  irritation  of  so  long  standing.  1  have 
recemuiended  it  to  several  ot  my  frninds,  who  were 
atlUcted  in  the  same  way,  and 
tHe  disease. 


A  Remarkable  •  ase. 

East  MiDtLKBOBo',  Mass..  June  0, 1861 
Meesra.  Bhrnett  A  Co  —  ,  .    •     u 

My  daughter  has  been  afflicted  vnth  neuralgia  m  Her 
head  for  three  years,  ^iho  has  used  during  that  Ume 
many  powerful  applicaliona.  These,  with  the  intense 
heat  caused  by  the  painii,  burned  her  hair  so  badly  that 
in  (Jcfober.  iHoI,  It  all  cumootf. 

She  was  induced  to  trj  your  Cocoaine,  and  the  resmi 
was  astonishing.  .She  h  id  not  used  half  the  contenta  of 
a  bottle  before  her  head  was  covered  with  tine  young 
hair.  In  four  months  tl.e  hair  has  grown  several  inches 
in  length,  very  thick,  suit  and  tine,  and  of  a  darker 

WM.  8.  EDDY. 


my  friends,   who  were  .  i„  length,  very  thick,  suit  and  tin^ 

"  h"^  ..*iu"},??¥*"V*^     color  than  f urmerly.    W  ith  respect, 
JOSEPH  UiLL,  Jr. 


ZV  Tlio  Companion  la  an  eiKht-pase  weeWy 

Paper,  Practical  in  its  character,  \vid»- 

awalco   and   eutertalnins. 

It  0ive«  a  irreat  rariety  of  reading,  intereat- 

Ins  alike  to  younc  and  old,  and  haj  for 

coutributorii  such  \tTiter*  a« 

Ktv.  Edu-ard  E.Hah,  Harriet  Betcher  SUnot, 

Louiie  CkdTuiler  JloxUion.  '•Sopki4  May," 

Eiitabeth  Stuart  Phelps,        E»l*n  C.  Wttkt, 

Together  with  many  other  well  known  and  popular 
authors. 

Subscription  prioa,  81.50.  Sand  for  a  specimen 
copy. 


cAir  BS  cxmsD. 

sd  are  ear _ 

to  send    for   a   ClUCULAK    LETTER    OF   REFER. 


Thoee  having  friends  afflicted  are  eamwsUy  solicited 
send    for   a   ClUCULAK    LETTER    OF   REI-liR. 
liNCES  and  TESTIMONIAIJsjVvhich  will  cqnviiice  the 


moat  skeptical  of  the  CURABlLlTY  of  the  DISEASE. 
Address  VAN  BUKEN  LUCKROW,  M.  D., 

86  Great  Jones  St,  N.  Y.  City. 


Because 

The  Blood  Purifier  is  the 
only  article  in  the  market 
which  contains  the  celebrated 
costly  Drugs  imported  ex- 
pressly from  Sweden  ^or  its 
manufacture,  and  the  Pills 
contain  the  active  principle 
of  Podophyllum  (Mandrake 
Root,)  and  is  a  substitute 
for  Mercury. 


BrR.\ETrS  rorOAI.\E  it  Ihf  Bf:ST  and  CUKAI'KST  Hair-  Dr»»nng  in  tht  lorll  It  prutnotM  Ih*  GROWTH  OF 
TIIK  HA  lit,  and  ia  rn'irflyj'rerfrum  all  irrilutiny  mailer.  The  name  and  title  thsrtof  ie  adapted  ai  a  Trade- Mark  to 
nerure  the  public  and  projtrietorr  iv/aintt  imftoiitiun  h<i  rhr  introduction  q/"  apuriout  art'.cle'.  All  nuoMlhur ixed  *'e  ^/  Ihia 
TraiU-ifark  \tiH  be  prumplUj  prosecuti  d. 


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superior  inducements  to  csnvass»'rM.  i>'l  <i;i'i-"  itiH 
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tiirers  how  Virtue  and  Vice  go  arm- in  arm  in  the 
Keauf  iful  <  'ity ;  how  the  most  Kearful  Crimes  are  com 
mitltd  and  concealed  ;  how  money  is  «in.>in(leri?<l  m  M^f- 
le<wliivury;  .and  contains  over  l.'iil  tine  I- ii({r:niiigs  ot 
noted    Places,   Life  and  Scenes  in  Pans,    taavajising 

iHNikssent  free.    Addrese      ,„...«,„  ^.r^ 

NATloN.\L  PUBTJSHTNG  CO., 

Chicago,  111.  or  St.  Louis,  Ma 


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."tamples  sent  free.     Address 

H.  B.  SHAW,  Alfred.  Me 


lET  EVERYBO:;  Y 

.s..:.,iTWi:NTV  FIVE  CK.S  I's/  •'._>  l>.-- 
tincite  in  Fs.-k-inl  .<;  Co's  i.rMi  1  l>i*tii- 
bmion,co!i>-i?tmi.'01  l'i:ir.os,.MiU;U(om., 
I  Gold  iind  Silver  \V:it.-hc.s.  Jeweliy.  «<' 
valiie<l  at  $7  J,t«iO.  Ev.t>  iu  tr 


JOSEPH  BURNETT  &,  CO., 

Manufacturers  and  Proprietors,       -        -        No.  27  Central  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
FOR    SALE    BY    DRUGGISTS    EVERYWHERE. 


NO  HUMBUG 


W»Y  HENDINtS  33  CENTS, 


PERRY  MASON  &  CO 


Agents 
Wanted 


We  offer  a  new  prac- 
tical Work  needed  by 
all  business  men. 

Agonia  have  already 
realiZ'-d  ovor  i^.W  l>er 
day.  Booksellont  and 
energetic  p<-raons  will 
receive  sample  and  par- 
ticulars free  by  address 
ing 
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Lie  ATION  <  O., 

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dCl£0«UUUsUUU>England.  According  to  the 
upinum  ot  the  t>e«t  lawyers.  I  am  tho  heir  to  this  Kstato. 
I  will  s«ll  a  few  shares  at  a  sacrifice  to  obtain  money  to 
prosecute  my  cUim  in  Kngland.  For  p  irticulars.  ad- 
JASIEL  LAWRENCE,  .New  Vork. 


dreas 


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PACKARD  &  CO. 

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Cincinnati,  0l\»O. 


DR.JLANO  LEY'S 
STANDARD  PREPARATIONS. 


cn.\9.  A.  DANA,  Fmtijr. 
Th«  rhsapest,  »marte<t,  a:id  bf  st  New  York  rcwspsper. 
Evervbody  likoi  it.  Thte  e<liti'^ii»:  Dailt,  90|  ^,^'"- 
Wiiii.T,»'ii  and  Wi«KLT,»l  ayear.  ALLTBitNiiws 
at  hslf-prir-.  f-ull  reports  of  market*,  aencnltur^,  fanner, 
and  Fruit  Orowem'  Clubs,  and  a  complete  ?t..rv  in  every 
Wr»klv  snl  9emi-Wp«kly  number.  A  present  of  valuable 
phatx'anJ  vinfs  to  every  .ub«rihori  Inducement.  «o  o«n- 
vsrtem  .inTOrp««5«l.  •!,«•  Lift  Iniumnccs,  Omnd  P»n™i. 
Mowin:  Michinei^  Parlor  Oncn«.  Bcwinjs  Machines.  »c., 
amon*  the  premiums.    Specimens  and  hsU  free.    Sena  « 

Dollar  and  try  it.  „  ,.,.  ^      o        vr._  V...1. 

L  W.  ENGLAND.  Publisher  Son,  New  York. 


We  do  not  wish  to  inform  you,  reader,  that  Dr.  Won- 
dorfiil,  or  any  other  man,  has  discovered  a  remedy  that 
cures  Consumption,  when  the  loni»  .ire  half  consumed, 
in  short,  \rill  cur««ll  diseases  whejh'-r  of  mind,  body  or 
or  estate,  make  men  liv.^  forever,  »n<l  l.'\v«  death  to  play 
for  want  of  work,  and  is  desifrned  tomakeonrsnbbinary 
sphere  a  blissful  paradis<»,  to  which  ll<<avpn  itself  phall 
be  but  a  side  snow.  Vou  have  hi>ard  enough  of  that 
kind  of  humbiigery,  and  we  do  not  wonder  that  yon  have 
bv  this  time  liecome  disgusted  with  it.  But  when  I  teL 
you  that  Dr.  Sages  l?atarrh  Remedy  i'> 'I  pnri.irrlii  cure 
III'  ir--ryi  roj'fi  or  Cuinrrh,  I  only  asseri  that  which  thous- 
ands can  testify  to.  Try  it  and  yon  will  be  convinced 
I  will  pay  HSaUURE^AKD  for  a  case  of  Catarrh  that  1 
cannot  cure. 

For  Sale  by  mo«it  DmsKistH  Errry  where. 

PHirK  OSLT  6fl  CEIJTS.      ."^1'    '■/     Wli',    pn^  paid  for 

HiThi  Crni*:  Four  Packngea  foT$2.iiii;  oronodozeia  for 
$.T.(X>.  Send  a  two  c»"Ut  stamp  for  Dr.  Sage's  pamphlet 
on  Catarrh.    Address  the  Proprietor, 

■■         PEIRCE,  M.  D., 

BrFFALO,  N.  Y. 


ROGKV  MOUNTAIN  BITTERS 

A  very  superior  regulating  Tonic,  imparting  vigor  and 
strength  to  the  constitution— A  thorough 

PURIFIER  OF  THE  ItLOOD, 

a  regulator  of  nervous  force,  and  a  powerful  sustainer 
uf  health  against  the  encroachiiionis  of  disease 

'I  he  invalid  and  the  convalesi  iug  s-joking  restoration, 
B0d  yearning  for  tho  healing  virtuBS  of  soino  mngic 
llalin,  wiU  tmd  in  those  Bitters  a  hidden  mysterious 
power  which  quietly  re«tt<ire»,  yet  rclusu.s  to  reveal 
to  the  senses  an>thing  but  taste  and  color. 

It  IS  a  pleasant  Isittor,  free  from  all  nauseous  proper- 
ties or  odor,  eutiroly  vegetable,  l>eing  mainly  grown  at 
the  base  of  the  mountains  from  which  they  derive  their 
uaiiio,  and  is  particularly  adapted  to  all  inrius  of 
DYSPEPSI.V  OR  IMU«iE.STION, 
manifesting  themselves  by  the  following  symptoms: 
llradache,  Nervousnese.  Ixiss  of  .Memory,  Ixiw  bpirita, 
•  .i.i.iinB«a.  Dimness  of  night.  Dullness  ol  Hearing  and 
l-angiug  .N'oises  in  the  l--ars.  Kructationa  or  Belchings 
of  W  ind.  Tightness  of  Breathing,  Weight  and  Opproa 
hion  of  the  (best.  Uneasy  Feeling  about  the  Heart, 
pitj 

Also 


FOB  THE  I      CHALFANT'S 

HAIfl.lcocO  CREAM 

It  is  purely  veftetable,  contains  no  alcohol,  iolphur 
lead  or  mineral  ingredient;  is  clean,  highly  porfumec 
and  dilTereut  from  an)  other  article.  Everybody  wil 
use  it.  Price. only  60  ct*.     {,(X),iiO()  bottles  sold  annually 

BtJRIfHAMS  ifc  VAW  SCHAACK, 
CUICAGt.*,  WJioleeale  Aiicnt*.      Sold  by  all  drugglsU 

ASTOl^riSHINa ! 

mVADA.lIE  LA  RlEcan  produce,  by  meansof  the 
if  1  Horoscope,  a  tru.»  picture  of  your  future  husband 
or  wife,  with  name,  occupation,  pecuniary  circum- 
stances, date  of  marriiga,  and  felicity  of  married  life, 
furthermore,  she  willitive  you  the  P.  O.  address,  so  that 
you  can  correspond  .  a  ;ho  the  age  and  tuU  description, 
and  tell  yon  how,  when  and  where  you  will  becoiiKi 
acquainted,  how  often  you  will  marry,  your  destined 
success  in  life,  and  evorything  relating  to  ^our  future. 
State  your  age,  color  ol  eyesaud  hair,  inclosing  .'lU  cents, 
and  you  will  receive  tha  picture,  with  a  written  destiny, 
by  return  mail.  Address,  in  coohdence,  M.  LK  RUE, 
Drawer  .5S9;i,  Ch)ca«:o,  IlL 


AGENTS 


Five  Dollars  will  buy  the  Fairy  Be\rinK  >I«chlnp, 

which  is  warrantt>d  to  io  perfect  sewing  on  the  heaviest 
beaver  or  nuest  cotton  Why  pay  iJ.'A)  or  $101)  when  the 
"Fairy"  will  do  ii^st  as  good  worit  for  only  i^.  Send  for 
Circular.    The  Machire  vrill  be  sent  by  Express  C.  O.  D. 

Address  Fairy  S«\viiij{  .^larhint*  to., 

P.  O   Drawer  5787.  Chicago,  Ulinois. 


Propri 
R.N'. 


for  Ijver  Diseases.' Disorders  of  the  Kidneys, 

Restlessness  and  lx>a.s  of  .Muscular  Power,  those  Bitters 
will  be  foond  almost  a  specitic.  and  aa  a  pietentivc  ol 

FEVER  AND  ACJIE, 
or  a  restorer  of  the  natural  power  of  the  system,  when 
brolien  down  by  continnod  ague  attacks  it  has  no  equal. 

Being  stimulating  ibut  not  intoxicating  i  they  refresh 
and  invigorate  both  mind  and  body,  heighten  the  senai- 
bility,  clear  and  sharpen  the  tacolties,  and  bestow 
alacrity  and  chuerfnlness  ot  spirit. 

PLANTATION  AGUE  CURF. 

This  is  an  active  Tonic,  and  such  is  its  peculiar  com- 
position that  it  acta  directly  upon  the  Liver,  whether  its 
aerangement  is  caused  by  the  sudden  paruiisms  ot 
chills,  ur  by  the  heat  and  posiilent  utmospuuro  ot  miss 
matic  districts  and  seasons,  or  whether  ii  be  the  slow 
result  of  sedentary  life,  ar  the  sequel  ui  other  diseases. 
In  all  cases  this  I  ure  stimulates  th?  sluggish  action  of 
the  Ijvor,  removes  the  bile  and  promoies  a  healthy 
natural  secrotiou.  Fjich  bottle  is  accumpanied  with  one 
t>ox  of  I.austcy'a  <  atbiirtic  I'ille,  «1  a  bottle. 


WANTED. 


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WARM,  DRY  &  VERMIN  PROOF, 

USB 


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color  of  eyes  and^ hair,  you  will  receive  by  return 

mail,  a  correct  picture  of  yonr  future  husband  or  wife,  ' 
with  name  and  date  of  marriage.  i 

Address  W.  FOX,  | 

P.  O.  Drawer  No.  8,  Fultonville,  New  York 

GIVEN  AWAY !    GIVEN  AWAY ! 

The  I-;xrelMior  Pacltane,  suitable  for  evetTr  city  or  ] 
country  home.     Contains  several    useful    artjcles  that  . 
every  one  wants,  male  or  female,  married  or  single.    A 
handsome  Oroide  gold  present  will  be  sent  to  each  pur- 
chaser with  tho  package.    Tho  present  is  worth  more 
than  the  price  asked  for  the  package.    All  sent  free  lo 


Why 

Are  Dr.  C.  W.  Roback's 
Stomach  Bitters,  Blood  Pu- 
rifier and  Blood  Pilis  the 
three  greatest  remedies 
world  has  ever  known? 


the 


any  address  tor  5u  cents. 

APHAR  i.  CO., 


109  Grand  St.,  N.  Y.  City. 


FARMER'S  HELPER 

CHOWS  HOW  TO  DOUBLE  TUE  PROFITS  OF 
J9  THE  FARM,  and  how  fanners  and  their  sons  can 


each  make 

Sioo 


FSR  mOZTTB 


In  Winter.    10,0(W  copies  will  be  mailed  free  to  farmers. 
Send  name  and  address  to  „       ,  ,  , 

ZEKJLER.  M.CURDY  4  CO  .  Chicago,  la 


WANTED 

a<;ents  for 


HOMES 
FORTUNES 

In    the   noniidleB*  Went   and   Snnny  South. 

How,  why  and  whure  to  find  them.  All  about  the  won- 
derful progress  and  groat  resources  of  the  conntt^'. 
.New,  fresh  interesting  and  popular.  Onovolumo.  tine 
ilhistratioos.  Price  low.  A  rare  chance  to  make  money. 
Send  for  circular  PEOPLE'S  PUBLISHING  CO., 
ItM  State  atreet,  Chicago,  111.  

^FOWLE'S 

PILE  AND  HUMOR  CURE. 

THE  only  perfect  cure  for  PILE.S  of  all  kinda    Also 
Lehiujhy,  S*:hokula,  Salt  Rheum,  and  all  diseases 
of  fce  Ski.s  and  Bumid.    Internal  and  exterual  use. 
I  Kntiri'ly  vegeUble.    Used  in  the  Hoepitals  of  the  t)ld 
and  New  World.     In  case  of  failure,  1  nuthori/e  all  deal 
I  era  to  refund  the  money  and  charge  it  back  to  mo.    No 
I  failures  for  over  ten  years.     Prepared  by  H.  D.  FOV\  I.E. 
I  Chemist,  Boston,  Masa.    ill  a  bottle,    bold  eveiywbare. 
Send  for  Clreulart  f re*. 


Till 
ha 


E  :>IA«a<'  <"0.">in  wUl  change   any  colored 

hair  or  beard  to  a  permanent    Black  or   Urtiwn 

One  Comb  sent  by  mail  for  *1.     1  or  sale  by  MerchauU 
and  Druggists  generally.     Address  .   ,, 

MAGIC  COMB  CO.,  Springfield,  Mass. 


A  Book  for  the  Million* 

lyTf^  *^**Y^  "**■"■■ '"°  t^the  Mar- 

itlEU  or  those  about 
\{.o  marry,  on  tho 
.physiological  mva- 
teries  and  revoUOons  of  the  seinal  system,  with  the 
latest  discoveries  in  producing  and  preventing  olTkpnng, 
how  to  preserve  the  ompleiion.  4c. 

This  IS  an  interesting  work  of  224  psges,  with  numer- 
ous engravings,  and   contains  valuable  information  for 


GUIDE. 


those  who  are  married  or  contemplate  marriage,  still  it 
not  laid  carelesly  about  the  bouse. 


is  a  IxKik   that  shauld  be  kc; 


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age. 

er  luck  and  key,  and 


Sent  to  any  one  ^free  ot  postage;  for  Fifty  Onta._ 


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TOW^LE'S  PATENT 

Gradf^A  IJnunatrt'  Lf Vfl,  Pi'iw  only  $1."». 

Evury  farmer  needs  one.  Every  School  should  have 
one.  No  Engineer  re-iuirt>d  to  lay  out  roads,  walks  or 
watercourses.  Will  e^tablij'h  levels  for  foundations. 
walls,  bridges,  maile  ground,  4c.  It  is  extremely  simple 
and  l>eantifnl.  Sent  ti>  any  address  on  receipt  of  pnco 
DescripUve  circulars,  with  cuts,  fr<»». 

ltA.MU.TO.N  K.  TOWLI.,  t^ivil  Fngiaeer, 

and  Special  European  Patent  .Solicitor, 

.^Bki<\dway,  New  York. 

CURIOUS   HOW  STRANGE ! 

The  >Iarri«Ml  I.adipo'  Privnto  Companion  con- 
tains tho  desired  information.  Si>nt  free  for  two  stamps. 
Address  .MRS.  C   HK.VHY,  Uanover.Pa. 

THE  HINKLEY 

FAMILY  KNiniNG  MACHINE 

PRICE  8.3G. 

f-'very  Family  in  the  country  needs  one. 
t  knits  ever>  thing  from  a  mitten  to  a  blanket. 
\  child.  12  years  old,  can  learn  to  work  it  lu  an  botir. 
tt  isopemfHl  theaameasa  sewing  machi..e.  by   band 

or  r»s.'t. 
It  u^es  but  nne  needle,  and  is  the  perfection  1 1  ^■e%nty 

and  usefolneea. 
Circulars  with  cntaand  full  particulars  free  to  everybody. 
Agents  wanted  in  every  county,    .vpply  qmcaly. 
TOWLE  4  UARDI.NO,  t;en'l  Ag'ts, 

ITri  Broadway,  New  \  ork. 


Goods  shiopecl  PROMPTLY,  and  at 
LOWEST  MARKET  RATES,  -whethar 
ordered  PERSONAIiLY  or  BY  MAIL. 
Wekeepinatock  SUPERIOR  BRANDS 
of  goods  only,  and  guarantee  satisfaction 
to  o-ar  customers  as  to  QUALITY. 
PRICE  LIST  containing  valuable  tables, 
and  also  weekly  quotations,  mailed  to 
THE  TRADE  when  requested. 

$10.    WATCHES.    $10. 

The    Our  IT    TR.%rE      I'XPK-'VKMXN-T      AS3CVIATI.1N 

(Inooiveiated  by  the  State)  aeU  Fine  Gold  and  So^ 
^j£f^*Wat^  at  fW  each.  KOUOEngravings.  ftdlT 
deaeribing  and  Qluatrating  all  oar  Watohea,  are  pneea 
io  seakxTenvelopea.  which  are  tboroaghly  nuted.  and 
wh«n  orderf-l,  are  maileiL  ppat-paid.  at  the  following 
prices  Single  EngTBTtne.*  ce»te:  -Twelve,  ^d  rich 
prvmism.  «?;  Twenty  live,  and  elecant  Silver  Hnnting 
W  atch  as  premium,  «10.  BvwT^  engravrog  enjtles  the 
bolder  ih.'ren:  to  a  Watch  wofi*  from  «» to  «..»)  irre- 
mibUtj  of  value,  for  «10.  Nothing  can  be  loet  by  Una 
tiTeSmeBt.  aa  no  article  io  our  stock  ia  worth  1«»  »han 
•aked.  while  the  buyer  may  otnaia  a  Watch 
I  CiivnhusfrM!  •/« 
tmndwinhiK  •■.  AddrM* 
■«•(••  Broadway, 


rULAXOXVIC  RXiniCiD'S', 

or  "Poor  Man's  Ooush  Salsam." 

■A  safe  and  reliable  antidote  for  diseases  of  the  Throat 
and  Lungs;  the  most  utTactual  preparation  in  the  world 
for  Coughs,  (olds,  letluenza.  t  roup.  Asthma  Consump- 
tion of  tno  Lungs,  .Spitting  of  Blood,  Whfsjping  Cough, 
Bronchitis,  Tightness,  Soreness,  and  all  afiections  ot 
the  Throat  and  Langs,  35  cents  a  bottle. 

MASCFACrrRED  ONLY  BY 

The  Eocky  Mountain  Bit  ers  Company, 

•i07  Fulton  ."street,  N.  V. 

;ySold  by  all  Druggists  and  (irocera  throughout  the 
country. 

COMMON  SENSET]  ! 

WANTED- AGENTS.  gi.W  per  month  to  sell  th^ 
only  t.EXCIXE  IMPROVED  COM-MO.V  SE.NSE 
FAMILY  SEWIN*;  MACHINE.  IVice  only  81S. 
Great  inducements  to  Agenta  This  is  the  most  popular 
Sewing  Machine  of  the  day  makes  the  famous  "Elastic 
Lock  Stitch"— will  do  anykind  of  work  that  can  be  done 
on  any  Machine— 100,000  sold  and  the  demand  con- 
stantly incroaaing.  Now  is  the  time  to  take  an  Agency. 
Send  for  particulars.  UT"  bnrarm  <;/'  infrinOTi. 
Address  SkCOMB  A  CO.,  Boston.  M  ~      ' 

Pb.  or  St.  Louis,  Ma 


PATENT 


BUILDING 


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VARIED  DEPARTMENTS. 

The  Terma  to  Subecribemi 

One  Tear-aingle  copy Three  Dollar*. 

Fonr  copioe  ($2.80  each) Ten  Dollara 

Eight  copies Twenty  Dollars. 

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Vt.  Huttii'  work,  no  matter  what  your  disease  is,  or  how 
deplorable  your  condition. 

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DR.  WHITTIER. 

AREGCLAR  GRADUATE  OF  MEDICINE, 
as  diploma  at  office  will  show,  has  been  longer 
■  engaged  in  the  treatment  of  Venereal,  Sexual  and 
Private  Diseaaas  than  any  other  physician  io  St. 
Louis.  _ 

Syphilis,  Gonorrhea.  Gleet.  Stricture,  Orchitis. 
Hernia,  and  Rupture;  all  Urinary  Diseases  and 
.•Syphilitic  or  Mercurial  Afflictions  of  the  Throat, 
.Skin  or  Bones  are  treated  withnnparalelled  succesa 

Si>ermatorrhcea.  Spiual  Debility  and  Impotency. 
aa  the  result  of  self-abuae  in  youth,  sexual  excesw* 
in  matureryears.  or  other  causes,  and  which  pr<xiucc 
some  of  the  foUovring  effecta.  as  nocturnal  einmis 
sions,  blotches, debility,  diTir.iness,  dimness  of  sight. 
eonfosiea  of  ideas,  evil  forebodings,  aversion  to 
society,  of  females,  lose  of  memory  and  sexual  power, 
and  rendering  marriage  improper,  are  permanentl}- 
cured. 

The  Doctor's  opportunities  in  hospital  and  private 
practice  are  unsurpassed  in  Kt.  Louis  or  any  other 
city,  iiack  files  of  .St.  Ix)uis  papers  prove  that  he  has 
been  located  there  longer  by  years  than  any  others 
advertising.  'The  establishment,  library,  laborattjry 
and  appointments  are  oarivalled  in  the  West,  unsur- 
(Hused  anywhere.  Age,  with  eipenence,  cin  be 
rehed  open,  and  the  doctor  can  refer  tomany  physi 
cians  thronghotit  th(>  country-,  in  paat  suooeas  and 
present  positioo  he  stands  without  a  competitor. 

The  WritincrN  of  a  Ph.valrlan  wlione  repn^ 

latiou  IH  i'nion-w  ide  nhould  be 

worth  readlna. 

I>x-roR  Whittiek  poblishee  a  MEDICAL 
PAMPHLET  relating  to  venereal  diseases  and  the 
disastrous  and  varied  consequences  of  self-abuse, 
tfast  wiH  be  sent  to  any  ad<ire<ia  in  a  sealed  envelope 
for  two  stamps.  Many  physicians  introduce  patienta 
to  the  doctor  after  reading  his  medical  pamphlet. 
Ojmmnnication  conhdential.  A  fnendlj  talk  will 
cost  yon  nothing.  Office  central,  yet  retired— Na 
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to  7  P.  X.    Siudavs  12  to  2  P.  X. 


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^  dent  to  Infants  and  Children 
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Price 

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Price 

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Price 

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After  eleven  years'  experi- 
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increased  each  and  every 
year,  and  thousands  of  let- 
ters (unsolicited)  of  the  re- 
markable cures  they  have 
pei^ormed  bear  witness. 
Read  tho  letters  in  Local 
Column  of  cures  by  tiiebe 
medicines.  ^^^_^ 

Ayer's 

Hair  Vigor, 

For  restoring  Gray  Hair  to 
its  natural  Vitality  and  Color. 

A  dressing  wfakth 
13  at  once  agreeable, 
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for  preserving  tbo 
Lair  Faded  or  gray 
hair  is  soon  restorai 
to  id  original  color, 
with  the  gioit  and 
freiftneu  of  youth 
Thin  hair  is  thick- 
ened, falling  hair  checked,  and  bald, 
nea..  often,  though  not  always,  cured 
by  its  uso.  Nothing  can  restore  the 
hai.  where  tbo  foUicles  are  destroyed, 
o:  the  glands  atrophied  and  decayed. 
Bu  such  as  remain  oan  be  saved  fur 
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Its  occasional  use  will  prevent  the  hail 
from  turning  gray  or 
con,sequently  prevent 
from  those  deleterious 
make  some  preparations 
:  injurious  to  the  hair,  the  Vigor  cao 
i  only  benefit  but  not  harm  it.  If  wanted 
I  merely  for  a 


falling  off,  and 

baldness.      Free 

Bubt-;tances  whioh 

dangerous,  and 


5 


HAIR  DRESSING, 


£0  desirable, 
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}  They  give  immediate  relief  ia  Lumbago,  aa  well  as  in  I 

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in  the  breast,  nde  and  back.    In  aciatia  and  kidney 
affections  their  appUcatioo  ia  equally  sncceaaf  nl.     I  my- 
self was  attacked  with  a  severe  pain  in  my  left  kidney. 
I  was  in  acony  for  twenty-foor  hoora.    At  length   I 
:  applied  one  of  yonr  Plastera    The  pain  soon  began  to 
abate,  and  in   tha  coarse  of  a  few  hoars  was  entirely 
'  removed.    I  send  you  this  that  you  may  pubhah  it  if  yoo 
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j  Containing  neither  ctI 
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For  year*  I  have  •oflered  from  inflammation  of  the 
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In  commR  before  you  for  ttie   first   time 
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WINNEBAGO  CITY,  MINN.,  WEDNESDAY,  DECEMBER  15, 


1869. 


WHOLE  NO.  320. 


itv  Ws  in  good  taith,    no   matter  how  nn 
pleasant  the  task.  maJe  bo  by  the  snflenng 


our  credit  lue  nest  on   .artu.    .u'.    a    le«s    the  A-lministration  to  execute  the  neutral 

burden  of  taxation  than  the  citizen  has  en- 

Jured  for  six  vears  past,    the  entue  public 

debt  could  be"  paid  in  ten  years.  But  it  is  not    we  have 

S^'r^ble  thVt  people  should  not  be  taxed  to    faith        towards 

pfy  U  in  that  time;  year  by  year.the^abdity    tions. 

to  pay  increasps  in  a  rapid 


port 

and  abounding   in 

mineral     in     quantity 

world  lor  generations,  wUn 
Muberant  crops  uud  with  a  variety 
oJcSe^dapfed  to  the  production  of 
eierv  specie  ot"  earth's  rich.  s.  and  suited 
to  the  habits,  tistes  and  r^quireraenta  ot 
S-ery  liviu-  tbiu«;  with  a  population  of 
forty  miUions  of  free  people  all  speaking 
one  langu.vi?.';  with  lacihties  for  every  pior- 
Udto  acquire  an  education;  with  institu- 
tions closing  to  none  the  aveuues  to  fame, 
or  any  blessing  or  fortune  that  may  be  cov- 
eted- with  freedom  of  the  pulpit,  the  press, 
and  the  school;  with  a  rcvom.e  flowing  into 
the  national  trea^iry  beyoud  the 
requirements  of  Government  sup- 
ply. Harmony  la  bei^K  "pidly 
i^atored  within  our  own  borders. 
1:  ctores  hitherto  unknown  in  our 
sre  springing  up  mall  directions,  producing 
a  degree  ot  national  indepenaence  une- 
qaaled  bv  t  at  of  any  other  power.  These 
blessings,  and  counUess  others,  are  in- 
'^  and  more  for  safe 


ratio,  but  the 
borden  of'inTerest  ought'to  be  reduced  as 
rapidly  as  can  be  done  without  the  viola- 
tion of  contract.  The  public  debt  18  rep- 
resented in  great  part  by  bonds  havmglrom 
five  to  ten  and  from  ten  to  forty  years  to 
run,  bearing  interest  at  the  rate  ot  six  per 
cent,  and  five  per  cent,  respectively.  It  is 
optional  with  the  Government  to 
pay  their  bonds  at  any  period  af- 
ter the  expiraUon  of  the  least '  time 
mentioned  upon  their  taco.  The  time  has 
expired  when  a  great  part  of  them  may  U 
taken,  and  the  time  is  rapidly  approaching 
when  all  may  be.  It  is  believed  that  al 
which  are  now  due  maybe  replaced  b> 
bonds  beating  a  rate  of  interest  not  ex- 
:etding  four  and  a  half  per^cent 
as  rapidly  as  th 
they  may  be 
To  accomplish  thi  --  . 
sary  tc  authorize  interest  to  be  paid 
either  of  the  three  or  four  monKV  centers 
of  Europe,  or  by  the  Assistant  fre^isurer 
of  the  United  Stivtes,  at 
of  the  holder  of  the 
suggest  this  subject  for  the 
of  Congress;  also,  simultaneously  with  this, 
the  propriety  cf  redeeming  our  currency 


and  that 


endured   '.rom  lack  of  like  good  i 
na      by      other       na- 
The      UniUd      States       schoon- 
er       Lizzie         Major        was        arresten  • 
OB  the  high   seas  by  a  Spanish  frigate  and  , 
two  oassengeis  taken  from  it  and   carried  | 
as  prisoners  to  Cuba.     Representations  ot  • 
these  facts  were  made  to  the  Spanish  Gov- 
ernment, as  soon   as  official   intormat ion  | 
of  thtm  reached  Washington.  The  two  pas- 
sengers were  set  at  liberty  and  tue  Spaui-sh 
Government  .issured  the  United  States  that 
the  cni.Uiu  of  the   frigate   in  making  the 
capluri  had  acted  witho  t  law;  that  he  had 
been   reprimanded   for    the  irres;ulanty  ol 
Lis  conduct,  aud  that  the  Spanish  authon 
ties  in  Cuba  would  not  sanction  any  — 
that  could  violate  rights  or  trifle   with 
sovereignty  of  this  nation. 
The  qnesticu  of  the  ssizuro  ot  the  brig 


act 
the 


toe  United  States  would  he  lenefitted  by 
iccij.rocity.  Our  internal  taxation  would 
r.rove  a  pjoteetion  to  the  iBritish  produce, 
almost  ^qu  .1  to  the  prottctiou  which  our 
manufacturers  now  receive  from  the  tanfi. 
Some  arraogemeut.  h.nvever,  for  the  regu- 
lation of  commercial  iuterconrse  between 
the  United  States  and  the  Dominion  ot 
Canada  may  be  desirable. 

The  commission  for  adji.sting  the  claims 
fur  tlio  Hudson  Bay  and  Puget's  Sound 
ALn-icnUur.ll  Company  uron  tii«  United 
States  has  terminated  its  h.oois.  Ihe  award 
„f  six  hundred  nnd  fifty  ^hon«a^d  dollars 
has  been  made,  and  all  rifjhtB  ru-i  tuKs  o. 
the  company  on  the  terrtcry  f  trie  United 
State's  h.ive  been  extiuguisuel.  the  deeds 
for  the  property  of  the  comp  my  have  been 
received  aud  an  approprialiou  by  Ci^ngress 
to  meet  this  sum  is  a«ke<l.  The  comiuis- 
determining  the  northwestern 


establish  better  relations  through  og'n- 
cifc!=.  A  more  enlightened  policy  tuan  iias 
heretofore  been  pursued  towards  China  is 
htfgcly  due  to  the  industry  and  efforts  of 
one  of  our  own  distingushed  ciliztus,  and 
the  world  is  about  to  commence  largely  in- 
creased relations  with  that  populous  and 
»iitherto  txcilusive  nation.  As  the  United 
States  have  been  the  initiators  in  the  new 
policy,  so  they  should  be  the  most  earnest 
in  showing  their  good  faith  in  making  it  a 
success.  In  this  connection  I  advise  snoh 
legislation  as  will  forever  preclude  the  land- 
ing of  Chinese  upon  onr  soil  under  the 
name  of  Coolies,  and  also  prevent  Amer- 
ican vessels  from  engaging  in  transporta- 
tion of  Coolies  to  any 


country  tolerating 


Mar^-LowelUt  one  of  the  Bahama^and.  |  ^l^^^^^  ,,,,,,„ 

and    the    British    poosessions 


the  system.  I  a'so  recommend  that  the 
mission  to  China  be  raised  to  one  of  first 
class.  On  mv  assuming  the  responsibility  of 
Chief  Magistrate  of  the  United  Slates  it 
was  with  the  conviction  that  three  things 
were  essential  to  peace,  prosperity,  and 
fullest  development.      First  among 


Philadelshia.   New  Orleans  and  San   "^^«™J°^,,  ^,„y  .objects  not  alluded  to  « 

this  message  which  might  with  propriety 
be  introduced,  but  I  abstain,  telieving 
your  patriotism  and  statesmanship  wm 
sugeeBt  the  topics  and  legislation  mort 
conducive  to  the  interests  of  the  whole 
people.  On  my  part,  I  promise  a  rigia 
adherence  to  the  laws  aud  their  strict  en- 
forcement. II    S.  GBAJTT^ 


the     option 
bond         I 
consideration 


trusted  to  vour  care, 
keeping  for  the  brief  period  of  onr  tenure 
of  office.  In  a  t^hort  time  we  must  each  of 
us  return  lo  the  ranks  of  the  people,  who 
have  conferred  upon  us  our  hotiurs, 
account    to    them  lor  our 


Mann-    as  before  suggested,  at  its  market  value,  at 

counUv  i  the  Ume    a  law  goes  into  .fleet  increasing 

■     the  rate    at   which  the   currency    will  be 

bought  and  sold,  from  day  to  day,  or  week 

to  v-ek.  at  the  same  rate  of  interest  as  the 

government  pays  upon  its  bonds. 

The  subject  of  tariff  and  internal  taxation 
will  necessarily  receive  your  a«teutiou 
The  revenues  of  the  country  are 
greater  than  the  requirements  and 
may  with  -safety  be  reduced,  but  as  the 
funding  of  the  debt  m  a  four  or  a  four  anda 

Thv  ,u.HirB  that  neither  you  n(  r  1  may  I  half  per  cent,   would  reduce  the  annual 

^eoniemred  bva  C  aud  enlightened  I  curreiit  expense  largely;  thus  after  fund- 
^.uttencv  no?  by  onr  own  con- 1  ing  and  justifying  a  greater  reduction  o 
^n„r  Emer«U  f^o^"  »  re-  taxation  than  would  be  now  expedient.  I 
fnfnn'  ot  JmaX  magnitude,  aided '  gn^gest  a  postponement  of  this  question 
Li?  w.is^  by  the  s>nTpatby  and  as- ;  nuSi  the  next  meeting  of  Congress  when 
!r-t*nce  oT  nati.y  *ithwhich  We  were  at  i  u  may  be  advisable  to  modify  taxation  and 
^.tence  ot  natuo^s  j^  ot  the  Union  were  the  tariff  in  instances  where  unjust  or 
left    without   iHgal  state  |  burdensome  discriminations  are  made  by 


and 

stf^ward.^hip.     I 

I  may 


peace, 
four    years 


ago 


Kovemments;  a  debt  had  been  contracted;  ■ 
American  commerce  was  almost  driven 
from  the  s..as;  th«  industry  of  onchalf  I 
the  country  had  been  l.ikea  from  the  con- 
trol of  the  f-apitalist  and  pliced  where  all 
labor  rightfullv  belongs,  in  th^  keeping  of 
The  work  of  restoring  the 
lovul      to  the  Union, 


the  pre.sent  laws,  hut  a  general  revision 
of  the  laws  regulating  the  subject,  I  re- 
commend the  postponement  of  tor  the 
present.  I  also  suggest  the  renewal  of  the 
tax  on  incomes,  but  at  a  reduced  rate  say 
Qt-  3  per  cent. ;  this  tax  to  expiie  m  three 
ffears  with  the  funding  of  the  national  debt 


as  here  suggested.     I  feel  safe  in  saying  the 


Britain.  The  Captain-General 
about  ilay  la.st,  issued  a  proclamation  au- 
thorizing search  to  be  made  of  vessels  on 
the  high  seas.  Immediate  remonstrance 
WAS  made  against  this,  whereupon  the 
Captain-General  issued  a  new  proclamatioii 
limiting  the  right  of  search  of  vessels  ot 
the  United  States,  so  far  as  authorized  un- 
der the  tieaty  of  1795.  This  proclamation 
wa.s  however,  immediately  withdrawn.  I 
have  alwavs  felt  that  the  most  intimate  re- 
lations should  be  cultivated  between  the 
repubhc  of  the  United  States  and  all  inde- 
pendent nations  on  this  conUnent 
and  it  m.iy  be  well  worth 
considering  whether  new  treaties  between 
the  United  States  and  them  may  not  be 
profitably  entered  into,  to  secure  more  in- 
timate relaUons,  friendly,  commercial  and 
otherwise.  ,  . 

The  (subject  of  an   inter-oceanic  canal  to 
connect  the  Atlantic    aud    Pacific 
through  the  Isthmus  ot  Darieu  la 
which  commerce  is  greatly  intereHted.     In- 
.structions  have  been  given  to  our  Minister 
to  the  Republic  of    the    United    States   ot 
Colombia  to  endeavor  t»   obtain  authority 
for  a  survey  by  this  government  in  order  to 
determine  the  practicability  ot  such  an  un- 
dertaking, and  a  charter  for  the  right 
way  to  build  bv  private  enterprise 
work,  if  the  survey  proves  it  to  be  pratic-  | 
able.  In  order  to  comply  with  the  agreement  i 
of  the  United  States  as  to  a    mixed    com   j 
missifinat  Lima    for    the    adjustment    ol 
claims,  it  became  necessary  to  hend  a  com- 
missioner and  secretary  to  Lima  m  August  I 
last.     No  appropriation  having  been  made  j 
bv  Congress  for  this  purpose,    it    is    now 
asked  th-it  one  be  made  covering  the    past  j 


_    these 

tl'"  Uiiilt"rStrte8  ;  18  strict Integnty  in  fulfilling  all  our  obli- 
under   the    gations.     Second,    to  secure  protecUon  to 
treitv  of  lS5<rha'^e  completed  their  labors,  j  the  person  and  property  of  the  citizons  ol 
and  the  c.uiimis8ioudiR8ol\ed  in  conformity    —- 


with  the  recommendation  of  (Congress. 

A  proposition  was  early  made  to  the 
British  Government  to  abolish  the  mixed 
courts  created  under  the  treaty  ot  April  7, 
1862  for  the  suppression  ot  the  slave  trade. 
The'subicct  is  still  under  negotiatiou. 

It  having  come  to  my  knowledge  that  a    uucoi 
corporate  company,    organized  under  Biit-    First 


our  common  country  wherever  he  may 
choose  to  move  without  reference  to  origi- 
nal nationality,  religion,  color,  or  politics, 
demanding  of  him  only  obedience  U)  the 
laws  and  proper  respect  for  the  rights  of 
others.  Third.  Union  of  all  of  the  States 
with  equal  rights  indestructable  by  any 
unconstitutional  means  lo  secure, 
of        these         Congress         has 


uu.px..- -r-  -^  -       "  ^   shores  I  taken  two  essential  steps— c^ie  by  declaring 

ish  laws,  proposed  to  land  l^P^^^^^^^^^^^^^  {  ^^^^  ^^^  p^^Hc  debt  should  bo  paid.prin- 


and  to 
under 


a  concession    cipal  and  interest,  in  com;  second  by  pro- 
Emperor    of   vidmg    means  for  paying;  providing  the 
exclusive  i  means,  however,  could   not  secure  the  ob- 
of     telegraphic  i  ject  debir^^d  with  a  proper  administration  of 
bet  reen     the    shores   of  ;  the  laws  for  the  collection  of  reveiiues  and 

an  economical  disbursement  ot  them. 


for 

York,  . .   -  ,  . 

Francisco,  if  for  no  other,  is  concurrf;d  m. 
I  also  call  special  attention  to  the  recom- 
mendation of  the  G  neral  commanding 
the  miiitarv  division  of  the  Pacific  for  the 
sale  of  the' Seal  Inlands  of  St  Paul  and  St 
George.  Alaska  Tetiitory,  aud  suggest  that 
it  either  be  complied  with,  or  that 
legislation  be  had  for  the  protec- 
tion of  the  seal  fisheries,  from 
which     a  revenue    should    be    derived. 

The  reoort  of  the  Secretary  of  War  con- 
tains a  synopsis  of  the  heads  ot  bureaus,  of 
commanders  of  military-divisions  and  of 
the  districts  ol  Virginia,  M-jwissippi  and 
Texas.  The  report  of  the  General  cl  the 
Army  in  full,  and  the  recommendations 
therein  contained,  have  been  well  consid- 
ered and  are  submitted  for  your  action.  I, 
however,  call  special  attention  to  the  re- 
commendation of  the  Chief  of  Ordnance  for 
the  sale  of  arsenals  and  lands  no  longer  of 
use  to  the  Government;  also  t»  the  recom- 
mendation of  the  Secretary  ot  War  that  the 
act  of  3d  of  March,  18G9,  prohibiting  pro- 
motiomi  aud  appintments  in  staff  corps  of 
the  army,  be  repealed.  The  extent  of 
country  to  be  garrisoned,  aud  the  number 
of  military  posts  to  be  occupied  is  the 
same  with  a  reduced  army  as  with  a  large 
one;  the  number  of  staft'  officers  required 
is  more  dependant  upon  the  latter  than 
the  former  condition.  The  report  of  the 
Secretary  of  the  Navy  accompanying 
this  shows  the  condition  of  the 
navy  when  this  administration  came 
into    office,     and    ehanges     made    since 

Strenuous  efforts  are  being  made  to  place 

as  many  veesela  in  commission  or  render 

Ihem  fit  for  service,  if  required,  as  soon  as 

and    substituting    the    ^ail    for 


•Special  Jlotice^, 


of  the  United  States, 
A  submarine    cable, 
from      His     Majesty,      the 
the        French,        ot         an 
right   for  twenty    years 

ro..L.ao.ea  ^..  --•j-JiSi/'pS.';  SITS  ^«'.  ™-- . 

likelv  to  follow  for  any  hesitation  in  sus- 
taining efficient    oiSciala   afjainst    remon 
strunces  wholly  political.     It   may  ba  well 
to  mention  here  the  embarrasKmcnt  possi- 
ble to  arise  from  allowing    on   the   statute 


COUGH!  COUGH!!  COUGH!! 

SHUN  WORTHLESS  NOSnilTMS. 

USE    THAT    WraCH     IS    OOOD. 

TRY  FIRST 

A 
L 
L 
E 

mroTicK 

C3HOULD  YOU  BE  TROUBLED 

{^  with  Lung  difficulty,  oae  uaimaim 


LLKN'S  LUNO  BAl^A^  ^^^  ^^^  ^..^ 

UNO  BALSAM  (ALL^;8)^  ^^  ^  ^^^^ 

UNO  BALSAM  (ALLEN'S)  „™„«aB 

8  the  moBt  BUocesBf 111  remedj  for  OoMampaoo- 

VERYBODY  SUFFERING  from  P?1d«»S^,..„ 
Oompliinto  thould  u«e  Allen's  Lumo  BaL«aM 

ALLEN^  LUNO  BALSAM  >^  ^i, 

cures  when  other  reme«ie«  na. 


J^UNG  BALSAM  (AI^S,  ^^^^  ^^^^tioo. 

IJSE  ALLEN'S  LU^O^LgAM^^  ^^^^^^ 

EVER  DESPAra  OF  A  CrUE       -  ^„  r^.c^ 
tiU  you  h»ve  tried  AiXES's  LCUO  BALSAJt. 

REAT  SUCCESS  HAS  ATTENDED 

the  introduction  of  u  .iaii» 

ALUiU'S  LUWS  BaLBAK. 


G 


EWARE  OF  CONSUMPTION  ! 

AUen"  Lung  B»lsam  U  eonlidently  nooBOomad^d. 


oceans  (  made  acquamtc 

one  in  I  of  Congress  on  the  subject  as       ^       ^      . 

by  the  bill  which  passed  the  Senate  m ; 
March  last.  This  drew  fio'Ji  Uie  repressn- 
tativcs  of  the  Comnany  an  anreement  to 
accept  as  the  basis  ot  their  operations 
the  provisions  of  the  bill  or  of  such  other 
i^nt  of  the  subject  as  might  be  pasa- 


i"*i 
such  a 


nSS^t^  ^  S;  ^e::^^  ^  '^-  •  b^^^s  r^e  so-caUed  tenur^  of  office  aot.and  , 
aiisal^o  to  n^se  their  irflaence  to  .ocare  .  to  earnestly  recommend  their  total  r.p.^al 
fmmtheSench  government  a  modification  '  It  cor.l  I  not  have  been  the  intention  of  the 

lKSf.l7cnhTS^',rSror  %'Zns^/'S^tJ..    that    ..»    Ut.« 


The  report  of  the  postmaster  general  fur- 
nishes a  clear  and  comprehensive 
exliibit  of  the  operations  of  the 
po.stal  service  and  of  the  financial 
condition  of  this  part  of  the  Post-office 
Department.      The  ordinary  postal  reve- 


the  laborer. 

"^n^otKnT'Sn? '.st^ng  rronabor"'a"nd  ,  uxTs'Vnd  "^^venue'from  imports  may  be 

nroCdrng  u^eans  for  pa^  ih^  interest  on  the    reduced  safely  from  GO  to  80  millions  per  an- 

Sc  dfbl  has  recdample  atten-ioufrom  ;  „„„,  ^t  once  and  still  further  reduction  from  --^  expenses  of  the  commission. 

Congress;  alth..ir^h  your   .ffort;   Lavo  not  j  y».arto  y«ar  as  the  resources  of  the  country  ana^^  ^^^^    v^^^^  ^^  ^^^  ^^.^^^   y^^^^^.  ^^ 

««a»  vi>li  the  Kuccess.  in  all  p*rticulars.  that  |  ^^u  developed.  hrinu  aVionta  neace  between  Spain  and  the  ;  Lie,  -.-  .  -  -  ---  >■  , 

.f^hThave  be^n  desired,  vit   on  the  whole  ;      The  report  of  the  secretary  of  the  treas-  ^^'^^^^'^'^Lmr"  publics,  with  which  she    meeting  of  Congress.      ^/^f  «*  J«,f;7,  »^f^ 

"«^' ^'^^^'mniore  successful  than  could    nry  shows  the  receipts  of  the   K';'«;"!J"'J^  f.'^^^^^^^^^^^^  by   Spain,    there  has  been  no   '^^^''^,^''';;;";,T;^;;"i 

•      Seven  !fo/ the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30.   1%9.  to  1^  at  wai^.naK^^^^^F  ^  invi- 1  the  company's  cjncessiou,  nor,  so  tar  as  1 


mi 

they  have  ..  

have  been  reasonably  anticipated. 


and 

estah  • 

In  considen- 

^^^^  directed    the 

wTtlidravi-ai  of  all  opp;>si'tion  by  the  United 

States  authorities  to  the  Imding  of  the  ca- 

aud  to  the  working    ot 


anv     SUte      in        the        Union, 
on'   their    part    not      oppos      the 
lishment  of  any  such  cable, 
tion  of  thi.s    agreement,     I 


r^hould  have  the  power  to  r  tarn  m  office 
persons  placed  there  by  federal  appoint- 
ments   ag-.in^,t  the  will  of  the  President. 


it    until    the 


I^tes  Which  pushed  ordinancesof  secession  !  i,e  ^70.943.347  dollars  and  the  expenditures 
havrbeeBfulvr.stor-dto  their  places  in  including  interest,  bounties,  f  ^^ -/o^J^ 
fhe  Union  the  c  ijihth,  Georgia,  h«ld  an  321.490,597  dollars.  The  estimates  for  the 
Iw-doi  at  which  she  ..itiaed  her  con<5ti-  ^ „«„!„«  year  are  more  favorable  to  he  Go v- 
tSn  mmSmin  torxxi.  elected  a  gov-  ernme^.t.  and  will,  nod-ubt  >,howa  largede- 
l^r'nuS  «  ''f  Congress,  a  state  legi.-  cr.aseol  the  public  debt  The  receipt,  in  the 
uTnre  and"  U  other  offi.';r8  required.  The  Treasury  beyond  expenditures  h«ve  "ceed- 
aoJerno"  wis  dully  in.stalled  and  tlio  legis-  ^.i  the  amount  necessary  to  bo  placed  to  the 
Siuro  me?  and  performed  all  the  acts  \  eredit  of  the  sinking  fund^  aa  provided  b) 
therein     required     of      them      by     the^w.     T 

St  on  wS  they  had  just  ratified,  as  1  to  cripple  trade  and  seriously  affect  the 
!^n?e  decide  y  the  Supreme  Court  of  th.  !  pro.sperity  of  the  country.  Under  these 
-t^fe  thev  u'lsJated  tVo'  colored  members  Circumstances,  the  Secretary  of  the  Treas 
ot  the  Si  iturc,  and  admitted  to  seats  Q^y  and  myself  heartily  concurred  lu  th^ 
ot  the  l^ni^j'^'^^^^  ^^^  ^^^  disqual.ued  b-  the  i  propriety  of  uning  all  the  surplus  currency 
the  I'urtc.uth  amendment  j  ^q  t^e    Treasury  in  the   parchase  of  Gov. 


ted  to  be  held  in  Washington    during    the 
present  winter. 


can  learh,  have   they  -attempted  to  secure 

on  their  concf.st-ion  the  txclusion  ot  the 

T^mnVhas  been    given  to  Europeans  of  I  capital  and  citizens  ot    the    United   States 

an    ^e™clusive     rLhf     of      tran.it     ove  ■ !  from  cr.mpetition  upon  the  shores  of  France^ 

Z    '^tiSZy     ^.f         Nicaragua        1. 1    ^  I  rcc.uiimena  legi^jUoa^to,  pijte^^ 

sovereignity  of  the 


!  ricrhts  of  citi-cnn  ol 


territory-        of         Nicaragua 
which  Codta    Rica    has    given  its  assent^    . 

which  it   i^    alleged  conflicts    with  vested  !  well  .^s  the  tUguity  aad 
ri'^-hts  of  citiz.cs  of  the  United   StatP*.  — 


A  the«''^'^\'?S''^f;'  "*i^^  u^^^^^^^  The  department  of  state  has  now  this  ..ub- 


urlicle  which 


they 
Un 


some  mem 
third  clause  of 
to  the  constitutiou. 
themselves  had  contribul.  d  to  ratitv 
der  th-'ie  circumstanc-s.  I  would  submit  to 
'  you  whether  it  would  not  be  wi.so  without 
delay  to  enact  a  law  authorizing  the  gover- 
«er  of  Georgia   to  convene    the     members 
ekctfd,  requiring    each 


eminent  bonds,  thus  reducing  the  inteiest- 
bearing  debt  of  the  country,  and  of  sub- 
mitting to  Congress  the  question  of  the 
disposition  to  be  u.ade  of  the  bonds  so 
purchased.  The  bonds  now  held  by  the 
Treasury  amount  to  about  $7o,0<W,0UO 
oriBinally         el,.ctfU,  requ;r.uK     --v^  ,  -including  those  belonging  to  the  sinking 

member  to  take  the  oath  prescribed  by  the    ftind.     I  recommend    that    the   whole   be 
S^rnstnicti-.u  art.  and  uo..«  to  be  admitted  ,  placed  to  the  credit  of  the    sinking   fund, 
who  are  ineligible  under  th-  third  cUuse  of 
the  fourteenth  anu-ndmeu:       fne  freedmen 
under  the   protection  vhn  i  th.-y  h.iye  re 
ceived  are  making  nipid  progress  m  leara- 
inff    and  no  complaiutti  are  heard  tor  lack 
of  industry  on   their  part,    when   they  re- 
ceive fair  remuneration  f<ir  their  labor. 
The  means  provided  f.»r  paying  tho  m- 
tho  public   debt    with  all    other 
of      the      Government      are 


having    

there  was  a  stat«  of  war  between  Pern  and 
Spain,  and  that  Spain  was  constructing  in 
and  near  New  York  thirty  gunboats,  which 
might  be  used  by  Spain  in  such  a  way  as  to 
relieve  the  naval  foice  at  Cuba,  so  as  to  op- 
erate agaiu«it  Peru,  orders  were  given  to 
prevent  tL.  ir  departure.  No  further  steps 
haviug  been  taken  by  the  representative  ol 

'  the  Peruvian  government  to  prevent  the 
departure  of  these  vessels,  and  I  not  feeling 
authorized  to  detain  the  property  "'  " 
nation  with  which  we  are  at  peace 
mere  Executive  order,  the  rqatter  has  been 
referred  to  the  courls  to  decide. 
The  conduct   of    the   war  between   the 

'  lUlies  and   the   republic  of   Paraguay  has 
ade  tne  intercourse  with  that  country  so 


nation,  against  such  aD.umption.     i  uhau 
alho  endeavor  to  secure,  by  negotiation,  an 
abandonment  of  the  principle  of  monopo- 
lies in  octan   teh-graphing  cables.     Copies  j  by 
of   this  correspondence  are  herewith   fur- 

ni-hed. 

The  unsettkti  political  condition 
of  other  countries,  less  fortunate 
than  cur  own.  sometimes  induces 
their  citizens  to  come  tf  the  United  States 
far  the  sole  purpose  of  becoming  natural- 
ized Having  se.-ured  '.his  they  return  to 
their  native  country  and  reside  there  with- 
out disclodug  their  change  cf  allegiance. 
They  accept  official  positions  of 


trust  or 
hfld  bv  citizens 


hostilities. 


Your  attention  is  respecttuUy  invited  to  the 

recommendations  ot  the  ^^.^'^^jy"'^^^^^   dimcult 'that  it  has  been  advisable  to  with- 

Treasuryfor  ^^l^^^^^^l^^^^^^  j^^e^u^f  i  di.w  our  represenUtiye  frotn  there, 


tereat  on 

expcnstfS  „.     ,  , 

more  than  ample.  The  los.s  of  our  com- 
merce is  the  only  result  of  the  late  rebel- 
lion which  has  not  received  sufficient  at- 
tention from  vou.     To  this  subject    I    call 


Commissioner 

for  the  increase  ot  salary  to  certain 
ficials,  and  the  subsUtution  of  increased 
National  Bank  citculation,  to  replace  the 
outstanding  i  per  cent,  certificate?,  and 
most  especially  to  his  recommendation  tor 
the  repeal  of  the  laws  allowing  shares  of 
tines,  penalties,  forfeitures,  &c.,  to  officers 
of  the  government,  or  to  infwrmera. 

The   office  ut  Commissioner  of  Internal 
Revenue  is  one  of  the   most  arduous  aud 
"  '    it  falls 


of- 


To  wards  the  ch)se  of  the  last  administra- 
tion a  convention  was  signed  at  London  for 
the  settlement  of  all  outstanding  claim.s  be- 
tween Great  Britain  and  the  United  States, 


of   a  ,         , 

on  a    honor  which  can  only  be   -;      .  .  j  »,..^  ♦»,« 

of  their  native  land;  taey  journey  under  undone,  and  the 
passports  describing  them  assuch  citizens,  we  now  fiud  it. 
and  It  is  only  when  civil  discord,  alter,  per- 
haps, years  of  quiet,  threatens  them  or 
threatens  their  pc^rsons  or  their  property,  or 
when  their  native  stales  drait  into  its 
militaiy  service.  That  the  fact  ot  their 
.•hange  of  allegiance  IS  made  known;  that 


they 'reside  permanently  from  the  United 
States;  that  ihey  contribute  nothing  to  ita 
resourcea;  that  they  avoid  duUes  ot  its  cit- 


The  law  is  in  consistent  with  the  faithful  i 
and  efficient  administration  of  the  govern-  ! 
ment.     What  faith  can  an  executive  put  in  ^ 
officials  ferced  upon  him.  and  these,  too, 
whom  he  has  subpended   for  good  reason  f 
How    will    such  officials  be  likely  to  serve 
an  administration  which   they   know   does  | 
trust  them  for  a  secondV     It  is  requis- ^ 
ite  to  our  growth  and  prosperity.     Time,  ; 
aud  a  Arm  but  humane  admiuutration  o. , 
existing  laws,  amended  from  time  to  time,  , 
as  'Lf  \  may  prove  ineflf  ctual  and  unneces- ; 
sary,  'is    probably    all    that    ate     requir- 
ed ILo      third      cannot      be     attain- 
ed       bv         special       legislation,         but 
hut  must  be  regarded  as  lixed  by  th«  con- 
stitution i  self,  and  gradually  acquiesced  m 
by    force   of  public  opinion.      Irom    the 
foundation  of  the  government  to  the  pres- 
ent the  mauagement  of  the  original  luhab- 
itants  of  this   continent,  the  Indians,  has 
been  a  subject  of  embarraasmeot   and  ex- 
pense,   and   has  been  attended  with  con- 
tinuous    robberies,     murders    and    wars. 
From       my      own       experience       upon 
the  frontiers  aud  in  the  Indian  countries, 
I  do  not  hold  either  legislation  or  the  con- 
duct of  tho  whites  who  come  most  in  con- 
tact with  the   Indians  blameless   for  these 
The  past,    however,  cannot  be 
question  must  be  met  as 
I  have  attempted  a  now  , 
policy  toward  these  wards  of  the  nation,  i 
and  they  cannot  be  regarded  in  any  other  ] 
hcht  than  as  wards,  with  fair  results  so  far 
as  tried,  and  which  I  hope  will  be  attended  ; 
ultimately  with  great  success.     The  Society 
of  Friends  is  well  known  as  having  succeed- 
ed in  living  at   peace    with  the  Indians  in 


uues  lor  the  year  ending  the  30th  of  June, 
1869,  amount  to  $18,445,510,  and  the  ex- 
penditures to  $23,089,131,  showing  an  ex- 
cess of  expenditurss  over  receipts  of  $5,- 
353,620.  The  excess  ot  expenditures  over 
the'receipts  for  the  previous  year  amounted 
to  $6,437,992.  The  iucrea.se  of  revenues 
for  1669  over  those  of  1868  was  $2,051  909, 
aiid  the  increase  of  expenditures  was  $967,- 
8907,538.  The  increased  revenue 
in  1S69  exceeded  the  increased  revenue 
in  1868  by  $996,330.  and  the  in- 
creased expenditures  in  1869  was 
was  $2,527,5701688  than  the  increased  ex- 
penditures in  1867,  showing,  by  comp»n- 
l^,.   n,i«   (-mtifviuff    feature    ot    improve- 


B  _ 

^RE  .ou  t«.u^,T^th^AST2«r^  ^  ^^,  ,^ 

L 
A 

m 


UNG  BAI^A^M  <  AIJ^S)^  i„  ^  of  If  fonn.. 

TOP  THAT  COUGH^ j^^^  ^^^  ^  ^ ,, 

LLRN-S  LUNG  BA^AM  ^^^^  ^^  ^._ 


OTHERS  »hould  keep      „ 

ALt£N'8  Lung  Balsam 

»t  h»nd  for  UM  in  <>»••  of  Croup. 


Sold  by  All  Medicine  I>ealer». 

Soli  at  Milwaukee  by  XL  Boswobth  4  SOMS,  G^»«: 
A  BtnrxoN;  Ric"*  RlftLvo.  Drake  Bbo8^1)ohmis. 
Schmidt  i  Co..  and  aU  Milwaukee  Drooista. 


son,  this  gratifying  feature  ot  improve 
ment.  that  while  the  increase  of  e^P^"^*^: 
tures  over  the  increase  of  receipts  in  1868 
was  $2,439,536,  the  increase  of  receipts 
over  the  iucrease  of  expenditures  in  1868, 
was  $1,081,371. 

Your  at  I -nti on  is  respectfully  caliea 
r.  commendations  made  by  the  Postmaster 


to 


of 


Genend,7or'authority  to  change  the  rate  ot    b^~^n«^.b»t  i^^e^^e^  -J^^  ^, 


railroad 


Canker  and  Salt  Rhenm  Syrupi 

For  the  Cure  of  Canker,  Salt  Rheum.  EryaipeUa,  S^u 

louB  Diseaees,  Cutaneous  Kruptiona,  and  everT 

kind  of  I>ii«a»e   arwina    frran  an 

impure  state  of  the  blood. 

Tht  mot)  EffeeHvt  Blood  Purifitr  qf  tht  KbuttmA  Omiunf 

tsr  SoJd  bj  all  Medicine  Etealere. 

^d  by  UREENE  A  BcTios,  Milwaukee. 

THE  GREATEST 
MEDICAL     BLESSING 

OF  THE  AGE. 

DR.  KENNEDY'S  RHEUMATIC 
AND  NEURALOIA  DISSOLVENT. 

miy  oomsider  this  a  iort  of  «>rw^  •«>• 


Reader,  you 


V. 


compensation  to  the  main  tnink 
i  lines   for    their  services    m  Carrying  the 
mails;  for  having  postroute  maps  executed. 
'  for  re-organizing  aud  increasing  the  ethcien- 
t  cy  of  the  special  agency  service,  for  increase 
I  of  the  mail  service  on  the  Pacific  and  for 
!  establishing  a  mail  service  under  the  flag 
'  of  the  Union  on  the  Atlantic,  and  moates- 
;  pecially  da  I  call  your  attention  to  his  re- 
i  commendation  for  a  total  abohtion  of  the 
'  franking  privilege.     This  is  an  abuse  from 
which  no  one  receives  a  commensurate  ad 
vantage.     It  reduces  the  receipts  lor  postal 
service  from  twenty -five  to  thirty  per  cent, 
and  largely  increases  the  service  tc  be  per- 
formed.    The   method  by   which  posUge 
should  be  paid  upon  publie  matter  is  set 
for*h  fully  in  the  report  of  the  Postmaster 
General.  ,  ^,      ^  ,^ 

The  report  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Inte- 
rior shows  that  the  quantity  of  public 
lands  disposed  of  during  the  year  ending 
30ih  of  June,  1869,  was  7,666.152  acres,  ex- 
ceeding that  of  the  previous  je"  bJ  l.' 
010,409  acres.  Of  this  amount  2,899,o44 
sold   for  cash,   and    2,737,365 


t 


beea 


conr  earnest  attention.     I  will  not  now  sug- 1  responsible  under  the  Government; 
seat  plans  by  whi.  h  this  object  may  be  of-  i  i^^t  ijttle  if  any  short  of  a  Cabinet  position 
fected.  but  wi'l.  if  necessary,  I'L.ke  it   the 
ial    message    during    the 


freest 


subject  of  a  spec 
session  of  C«>iigrrsi. 
At  the  Mar.-h  term 
resolution,  authorized  the  ex.-cutive  to  or- , 
der  an  election  in  the   states    of    V  irginia. 
Mississippi  and  Tex.-.^    to  submit  to  them 
the  constitutions  which  f.ich  had  previous- . 

Win  convention    framed    and    submitted,  ^.^„^._  _._^  ,       ,,     -      -         *    i    » 

tie  Censtitutiou,  either  entire  or  in  separate  ^ling  for  liberty  and  self-government;  but 
imrts  to  be  voted  upon,  at  the  discretion  „iiilc  so  sympiUbizing.  it  is  due  to  our 
of  the  Executive.  Under  this  authority,  1  h^nor  that  we  sLjuld  abstain  from  enforc- 
elections  were-  called.  In  Virginia  the  elec-  |  jng  our  views  upon  unwilling  nations,  and 
Son  took  place  on  the  6th  of  July,  1869.  from  taking  an  interested  pari,  without  in- 
The  Governor  and  Lieutenant  Governor  1  vitation,  in  the  quarrels  between  diflerent 


Us  citizens 
United  States 


bv    reason    of  the    course 


in  its  importance   and   responsibilitieH.     l 
would  ask  for  it,  therefore,  such  legislation 


which  failed  to  receive  the  advice  and  con- 1  izenship,  and  tiwy  only  mal^  themselves 
rent  of  the  Senate  to  its  ratihcation.  The  ,  known  by  a  clain.  of  l?'"^- ;°°-  ^^  J^^^f 
ume  and  the  circumstances  attending  ,  directed  diplomatic  and  consular  oftcerao 
fh^  iiefl^otiAtion  of  the  treat v  wert,  the  United  SUtes  to  scrutinize  carelully  all 
•  V  .rH«'^n  its  acceoUnce  by  the  such  claims  o\  protection  of  the  citizens  of 
Se  of  t^e  Unite7sK  and'^s  pro- !  the  United  States,  -^-he,  native  or  a^^^^^^^ 
visions  were  wholly  inadequate  for  the  set- ,  ed,  who  discharges  his  duty  to  l»i«  <^o"?"y 
tlemeut  of  the  grave  wrongs  that  had  been  is  entitled  to  its  comple  .e  protection  While 
usuTnedbv  IMS  government,  as  well  as  by  '  I  have  a  voice  in  the  direction  o  affiur 
■    The  injuries  resulting  to  the    I      shall       not       cons'ent       to      imprint 


the  earljr  settlement  of  rennBylvauia  while  .  acres  J^e^«  j-  j^,  ^^^  homestead  laws.- 
their  white  neighbors  of  oth  r  sects  in  ,  ^^^'^  ^^"f  ™^'p,  ^^^  wanted  to  aid  in  the 
other  sections  were  constant  y  «'°»''-o.^/«^- J„^' ^^^^^  of   internal  im- 


RHEUMATIC 

ijiin  and  you  oannot  eTen  turn  youraelf  in  bed.  or  ""jn 
^  a  cbSfr.^^^^yt  and  auffer.  in  tb-^l^o^^^SS* 
ln«  it  wiii  ni«ht,  and  at  ni«ht  wiahin*  it  waa  mocBin«» 
viWyouhay.      j^g^RAMHA, 

when  every  nerve  in  your  being  i«  lite  the  •^n*  f' 
wasD    circnlatins  the  most  venomoun   and  hot  poiaoa 
M^id  your  heaJt.  and  drivin«  you  to  the  very  verse  ot 
madneu :    When  yon  have  the 

SCIATICA, 

(U»at  I  have  iurt  (tot  through  »ri«ii->  ^»*  "'Sf*  'Ti;*^ 
Sit  heart.v,ithen''n«,  moet  •t"'>«^„i^?^J22£i^ 
sDirit-breakin*  and  mind-weakenina  of  aU  dieeaaee  tttai 
oib  afflirtoMpoor  human  nature.^Vhen  you  have  tlM 

L.rXBAGO, 

Wn*  and  writhing  in  agony  and  pain,  unable  to  tam 
MuJLlfinbedTaid  evSnr  movement  wiD  go  to /our 
fiSiTuke  a  kni/e;  now  tolf  me.  if  r-^ef  »nd  cum  o^ajj, 
of  theM  disease*  in  a  few  days  "_5pt  .«»•  O'"*** 
M^^  Blessing  of  Uie  Age.  tSl  u*  what  i> ! 

DIRECTIONS  TO  USE. -You  wiU  tdke  a  tablespooD. 
ftU  ^d  thrwi  spoonfuls  of  wat«  three  tun^a  day.  "d 
iTa  f ew  days  ew  pwtlcJe  of  rheumaUo  »^  •aoralgio 
pain  wUl  be  dissolved  and  pass  off  by  the  kidneys. 

Manufactured  by         DONALD  KENJTKDY, 

RoxbUTi  MaM. 

k  SiStb.  E.  P.  Dwyer  *  Co.,  Bumbams  A  Van  SebMci^ 
HuribSt  4  Edsau;  Tolman  4  King,  Chioa«OiGreen* 

Schmidt,  Milwaukee  .Tl«Cnlloch*Mo{^j^LaCros*e. 
iVnvaa  Bros..  St.  Paul;  CoUins  Bros..  Z.  r.  WsCsel, 
Meyers  B^.  St,  Louis;  Moore  4  Tarbet,  Zunkei»a57t 
Haaa,  Dubuque.  _  .      .,  i„ 

At  retaU  by  aU  druKKiata.    Pnce  tl.SO- 


throw  th«  burden  of  the  selection  of  agents 


the 


the  sacred  right  by    conferring    it    upon 

upon   hctitous^nd  iriudulent  claimants  __„  ,  ^  T„,ii„n 

On  the  accession  of    the   present   admin.s- ,  perintendents  ">«  f '^*" 

■       Minister  for    reservations,    o&cers   ol    tlie    army 

—  for      this 


the 


During' the  last  fiscal  year  23,106  names 
u     I.        »^  if.*.lf      The  result   has    were  added  to  the  pension  rolls,  and  4.87b 
upon  the  Society  itself.       f /^^   f  J^'fJ^  ■  dropped   therefrom,    leaving   at    Us    close 
proven  most  satislactory.     it  will  De  louna  ^v  amount  paid  to  pensioners, 

Lore  fully  set  forth  in  *;«  '^f  ^*  °*/,^^  S\^^^^^^  to   diKbur^iag 

Commissioner  of  Indian  Affairs.      For  BU^   in.^^^^^^^^  $2'8,422,884,     an     increase 

''^^''^^•°;ere'otS441,192on  that  of  the  previous  year. 
The  munificence  of  Congress  has  been  con 


pVopie  sympathize  with  all  peoples   strug-    e.gn  commerce 
I ..  f^  .   •  ...^   .       _5    _.ir ™.,«».  i>,it-    crease  find 


elected  have  been  iustalled.  The  Legisla- 
ture met  and  did  all  required  by  this  reso 
lution  and  by  all  the  reconstruction  acts  of 
Congiess,  aud  abstained  from  all  doubtful 
authority.  I  recommend  that  her  Senators 
and  Represent;itives  be  recognized,  and 
that  the  state  be  tul'y  restored  to  it*  place 
in  the  famil  v  of  states.  Elections  were  called 
In  ilississippi   and  Texiv*.    to  comraenc 


nations  or  between  governments  aud  their 
subjects.  Our  course  should  always  bo  m 
conformity  with  strict  justice  and  law,  in- 
ternational and  lo;al.  Such  has  been  the 
policy  of  the  admiuiatration  in  dealing 
with  "those  questions  for  more  than  a  year. 
A  valuable  province  of  Spain,  and  a  near 
neighbor  of  ours,  in  whom  all  our  veople 
cannot  but  feel    a  deep  interest,  has    been 


a         . 

on  the  ;uV.h"of  N'ovember.  1069.  and  to  last  ^^g  jing  for  indepence  and  freedom.  The 
twodavsiu  Mississippi  aud  four  days  m  ,  peoole  and  government  of  the  L  nited  States 
Texas  '  The  elections  have  taken  place,  but  ■  entertain       the     same      warm       tKelings 


the  result  i-<  n'->t  known.  It  is  to  be  hope<l 
that  the  .icts  ot  the  Legislatures  of  these 
states,  wheu  th-  y  meet,  will  be  buch  as  to 
receive  your  approvi-.l.  an. I  thus  close  the 
work  of  reconstruction. 

Among  the  evils  growing  or.t  of  the  re-  j 
bellion,  and  not  yet  reterrcd  to.  is  tL.U  of 
an  irredeemable  currency.     It   is  an  evil 
which.    I    hope,    will    receive    your  moat ; 
ejtfuest  attpntton.     It  is  a  duty,  and  one  of 
the  highest  duties,   of  the  tT.>vemment  to  I 
the     citizens    a    medium    ot  \ 


_ _  warm 

and  -vmpathies  for  the  people  of  Cuba  in 
I  their  rendirg  strr.ggle  that  they  manifest- 
I  eil  thror.-hout  the  previous  struggles  be- 
!  twee"  Spain  and  the  former  colonies  in  be- 
I  half  of  the  latter,  but  the  contest  at  no 
;  time  assumed  the  conditions  which 
'  amount  to  a  war  in  the  sense  of  mternation- 
al  law  or  which  would  show  the  existence 
of  a  de  facto  political  organization  of  the 

justify  a  recogni 


insurgent- »  ,      •    .     ■   • 

tion    of    beUigerency.     The  principle 
maintained         that         this      nat  on 


commercial 

the  war  and 

treasure,  and 

could  not  be 

nary  commercial ,-..,,  tk^ 

arise  between  commercial  nations,  and  yet  ,  .sells,         ine 

the  convention  treated  thrm  simply  as  such  \  and  Stockholm 

ordinary  claims,    from   which   they  differ  j 

more  widely  in  the  gravity  of  their  charac- 
ter than  iu  the  magnitude  of  their  amount. 

Great,  even,  as  is  that  difference,  not  a  word 

was  found  in  the  treaty,  and  not  an  infer-  - 

euce  could  be  drrwn  from  it,  to  remove  the 

sense  of  the  unfriendliness  of  tho  course  of  j 

Great  Britain  in  our  struggle  for  existence,  I 
which    had    universally    impressed    itself 
upon  the  people  of  this  country.  Believiug 
that  the  convention  thus  misconceived  in 
its  scope  and  made  quite  Uberal  in  its  pro- 
visions would  not  have  produced  the  Hear- 
ty »ud  cordial  settlement  of  pending  ques- 
tions which    alone  is    consistent  with  the 
relations  which  I  desire  to   have  establish- 
ed between   the  United   States  and  Great 
Britain,  I  .regarded  the  action  ol  the  Sen- 
ate iu  the 'rejection  of  the  treaty  to  have 
been  wisely  taken  in  the  interest  of  peace 


Hague,  Copengagen 
to  order  their  representa- 
tives at  Washington  to  simultaneously  en 
ter  into  negotiations  and  coincide  with  ♦be 
United  Slates  conventions,  identical  iu 
form,  making  uniform  regulations  as  to  the 
-•oustructlon  of  the  parts  of  vessels  to  be 
devoted  to  the  use  of  emigrant  passengers 
as  to  quality  and  quantity  of  food,  as  to 
the  medical  treatment  of  the  sick,  and  as 
to  the  rules  to  be  obst  rved  during  the  voy- 
age in  order  to  securo  ventilation,  to  pro- 
mote health,  to   prevent  intrusion 


and  to 


The  former  is  personally  interested 
ii^K  in  harmony  with  the    Indians,  and  in 
the  establishment  of  a  i>ermanent  peace,  to 
the  end  that  some  portion  of    hia   life   my  i 
be  spent  within  the  civilized  section.     Fhe  , 
latter  has  no  such  personal  interest     And  ; 
there  is  an  economic  one,  and  still  anothei 
hoi  '  which  the  government  has  upcn  a  life 
officer,  to  secure  a  faithful  discharge  of  du- 
ties in  carrying  out  a  given  policy.       Ihe 
building  of  railroads,  and  the  access  there- 
by given  to  all  agricultural    and   mineral 
■'  : t  ,1.^4,.  />r.nr>trv.is  raoidlv  bringiut' 


regions  of  their  country. is  rapidly  bringing 
;;Vo;;^;^-r(emal^s  and   providing  ^the  ,  j^^civih^  sett^aients  ^^  -^ -^ 


sufficient   tojnstity  .«  "- -:   •  ^„-^- ^  —  ,^y    „ep  in    the    direction 


csiablishment  ot  tribunal's  in  the  several 
countries,  for  enforcing  such  regilatious 
bv  summary  process.  „   ,  ^ 

'Your attention  is  respectfully  called  to 
the  law  regarding  the  tariff  on  Prussirvn 
hemp,  and  to  the  q.iestion  whether  to  fax 
the  chaTi,'C8  on  Russian  hemp  higher  than 
they  arc  fixed  up-u  Manilla  is  not  a  viola- 
;  lion  of  our  treaty  with  Russia  placing  her 


ouo-ht  to  be  the  relations  between  sue  a 
set'tlements  and  aborigines,  the 
f-ct  is  they  do  not  harmonize 
well  and  one  or  the  other  has  to  give  way. 


extend  its  provisions  to  cases 
falling  within  its  original  scope. 
The  large  outhiy  which  is  thus  occasioned 
is  further  increased  by  the  more  liberal  al- 
lowance bestowed  since  that!|date  upon 
those  who,  in  the  hue  of  duty,  were  wholly 
or  permanently  disabled.  Public  opinion 
has  given  an  enM»hatic  sanction  to  these 
measures  of  ConV^.  and  it  wiU  be  con- 
ceded that  no  part  of  our  public  burden  i» 
more  cheerfully  borne  than  that  which  is 
imposed  by  this  branch  of  the  service.  It 
necessitates  for  the  next  fiscal  year, 
in  addition  to  the  amjont  just  chargeable  to 
'  the  naval  pension  fund,  an  appropnaUon 
,  of  thirty  million  dollars. 

During  the  year  ending  the  30th  of  Sep- 
tember, 18G9,  the  Patent  Office  W8u^d  13  - 
and  its  receipts  were  $G83,289, 


Keep  the  Circnlatian  Accive. 

A  free  and  regular  circulation  of  the  blood  is  essential 
to  health.  It  places  the  whole  s}item  in  a  state  of  active 
defence  against  all  anwholenome  influences,  and  is  an 
especial  safeguard  against  the  inimical  effect  of  sudden 
changes  of  temperature,  and  of  damp  and  cold. 

If  proper  attention  wore  paid  to  this  important  fact, 
there  would  not  only  be  a  great  decrease  in  the  number 
of  cases  of  stomach,  bowel  and  renal  complaints,  but 
»l90  in  the  number  of  deaths  by  consumptinn  and  other 
pulmonary  diseases. 

At  this  period  of  the  year,  when  the   dividing  line 

which  separates  a  genial  from  an  inclement  season  has 

just  been  passed,  a  course  of  HOSTETTER'8  STOM- 

ACH  BITTERS  will  be  found  of  invaluable  service  In 

improving  the  condition  of  the  vital  fluid  and  gently 

stimulating  its  flow.    Violent  coughs   and  oolda.  like 

Intermittent  fever,  are  tho  frequent  cffecU  of  a  chiUy 

atmosphere  upon  a  debilitated  organization.    Diseases 

of   the  kidneys  often  proceed  from  the  same  source 

How  essential  is  it.  therefore,  for  persons  of  feeble  eon 

stitntion.   to  invigorate  the  vital  organization  at  the 

commencement  of  Winter.    Fortified  by  warm  olothins 

without,  and  HOSTETTER'.S  BITTER8   within,  the 

frail  and  delicate  may  brave  with  impunity  an  amount 

of  exposure  and  hardship  which,  under  other  olrcnm- 

■tanoes,  would  prostrate   them  on  a  bed  of  sickness. 

qet  them  eoosidT  this  and  hw  wise  in  ^me. 

ERRORS  OF  YOUTH. 

A  GENTLEMAH  «>iio*aflered  for  years  from  Nerrooa 

Debility  Premature  Decay,  and  all  the  HTects  of  yonth- 
ful  indiscretien.  will,  for  the  sake  of  suffering  humanity, 
send  free  to  all  who  need  it,  the  receipt  and  direottou 
ior  making  the  simpis  reoiedy  by  which  he  was  evred. 
Sufferers  wishing  to  profit  by  the  advertiser's  experience 
can  do  so  by  addisesing,  m  perfect  confidence. 
JOHIf  B.  OUURir, 
Ho.  41  Cedwsttwt,  Hew  Torii-  | 


I^8;'stem  which  looks  to  the  exterminatioii  ,  Jf^  P'^gl  s! 926  more  than  the  expenditures 


or  to  independent 
nations  at  war  with  each  other.     The  Unit- 


to  her 
continent 
Spain  and 


sSjcie  basi-  and   no   substitute  for  it  can  1  to  free  themselves  from  a  government  they 
bidevi^ed    '  It  lihould  be  commenc  d  now,    beUeveto  be  oppressive 
An<i  reached  at  the  ear",  ".^t  prH.tioable  mo   i  nations  at  war  with  eacfc 
menrconlurt  witha   tJr  recard  to  the    ed  SUte.  have  no  disposition   to  interfere 
Interest  of  the  debtor  class.    Immediate  re-  j  with  the  existing  relaticns  of  ^pain 
.umptiou.  if  practicable.  w:»ul  I  uDt   be  de-    colonial    posses  ions    on    this 
Sle      It  would  compel  the  debb.r  olas^  \  They  believe  that  m   due     ime 
J^y  bevonu  their  contracts  the  premium    other  European  powers  will  bnf^to  their 
^- -  at   thp  '^Ate  ..f  their  nurchase.  and    interest  to  terminate  those  rektions  andes 
•*  '  'tablish   their  present   dependendencies  as 

independent  powers,  members  of  the 
familv  of  nations.  These  dependencies  are 
no  longer  regarded  as  subject  to  trant-fer 
from  one  European  power  to  anetber.  When 
the  present  relations  of  the  colonies   cease 


of  a  race  is  too  horrible  for  »  nation  to  adopt  ^^ '-;  'T  j"'  r-gpectfuUy  call  yotir  attention 
vrithout  entailing  upon  itself  the  wrath  of  ,  ^j^^'J^^^^'J^daiion  of  the  Secretory  of 
all  Christendom    and  engendering  m   ae    [^^^'i^^^^^'^^^r  Jutting  the  duties  of  super- 

of  '  the  two  countries.  A  sensitive  people,  c.n-  ;  l|.lJlf-J/^•-^,°:f  "J.^h    .ondertul  1  See  no  substitute  tyr  such   a  system,  ex-    ^^f^^^t/otEdaSl     If  TistUe  desire 

ongicss^    make    the    census  which 
e  taken  during  the  year  1870  more 


which 
AVith  theimtjrovemeiits 


It  ea.se  un-  i  factures    are    increaang 
d.ragr-at   wrong  wholly    nnatoued  than  j  rapidity  under  the  .>ncoura-ement 
under  r"«trHint  of  a  settlement  whii.-h  satis-  i  they  now  receive.  «•    ,  j   „„  i   cfiii 


I  see  no  substitute  for  such   a  system 
fppt  in  pUcipg  all  the  Indians  on  large  res-  , 
ervations  as  rapidly  a.H  can  be  don«  and  ^ 
iriviT>g  them  absolute  protection  there.    A.s 
^on  as  they  are  fitted  for  it  they  shomd  be 


of  C 


Itch!  Zt&hl!  Itch  1 11 

iCBATCn       SCRATCH!!     SCRATCH  Ml 
"W^eatma'a  01ataa«at 

Ia(MaMto4 

CwwTlMl|dk. 
Cnres  Malt  llliMni. 


of   gold    -  . 

would  briu^i  bankruptcy  and  rnin 
to  thousanis.  Fluctuations,  however. 
in  the  paper  value  of  the  measure 
of  all  values,  gold,  is  d^"triu'rntal  to  the  in- 
terests of  trade:  it  makes  a  man  of  busi- 
ness an  involuntary  gambler,  for 
Mdes 
both 

the  value 
receiv 
then, 

ual  return  to  specie  pavments,  and  put  an 
immediate  stop  tc  ilactuaii.>ns  in  the  value 
of  currency.  The  m'ethLxis  to  secure  these 
rMolta  are' as  numerous  a^  the  speculations 
on  pclitical  econocv.  To  secure  the 
loitAP  r.  MM  but  jxx^A  wav.    and  that   id. 


both      sides,      which      I      thought 
favorable        to       an        immediate        at-    nately 
tempt         at  renewed         negotiAtion.  !  fined  to  a 

I  accordingly  so  instructed  the  Minister  of  !  it  is  to  be 
the   United  States  to   Great  Britain.        ■" 


not !  largely  A  ilhin  a  very  few  yer.rs.       rorrn- 

too  many  manufactures  are  not  con- 

few  localities,   as  formerly,  and 

hoped   that  they  will  become 

and  i  more  and  more  diffused,  making  the  inter 


soon ».. — ,- .   .      ,    .        -        ,,      _»„ 

induced  to  take  their  lands  i»i  ^«^^''5^;^^/*J^ 

li 


.  mprete  and    ptrfect    than   heretofore,  I       

would  sneeest  early  «Ction    upon  any  plan  j  f^^  weeks,  by  a  very  simpie  noMdr.  nftw  havtag  snaw 


XAQIO. 

Prioe.SOe.*box;br 

Addnes  WEEKS  A  POTTKB,  170  Wi 
Tor  sate  br>aPwH«<s>i 

TO  COMSUiiPTIVESr^ 

The  Advcntiser,  haring  l>eea  rertorad  to  hMlth  In  a 


the 
re- 
the 


and  in  the  interest 
of  A  neighWring  people,  proposed 
their  good  "offices  to  bring  the  existing 
contest  to  a  terminaUon.  The  offer  not 
being  accepted  by  Spain,  on  a  basis  which 
v,e  beleived  could  b  •  reoerred  by  L^ba.waa 


found  that  my  views  in  this  regard 
shared  by  Hsr  Majesty's  ministers, 
that  the  time  may   eoon  arrive  when 
two   governments  wan  approach  the 
tion  cf  this  m.  mentous  question  with  an 

to  the  rights,  dig- 
and  with  the  de- 
remove  the  causes 
past,  but  to  lay  the 
principle  of  public 
law  which  will  prevent  future  differences, 
and  tend  to  a  firm  and 
continued  peace  and  friendship. 
This  is  now  the  only  grave  question  which 
the  United  Slates  have  with  any  foreign  na- 


h:^  1  ^d  thus  Sve  e^mTloT-nl  «;V;:upport  ^  \  l^f.^Z  ending  the  30th  of  J-e^  18^' 
n    tb^    Wdre-1^  of  thou^nds  of  people  at  home,  .  v.e  $80,644,042.  of  which    $23  b82,310 
e°.oS  5  allium  with  us  .he  m.arf  hioh  other-  i  disburse*   in  the  payment  of  debis 


that  may  be  agreed  upon.  As  Congress  at 
the  last  seshioik  appointed  a  committee  to 
take  into  consideration  such  measures  as 
might  be  deemed  proper  in  reference  to 
the  coming  census,  and  to  report  a  plan,  I 
desi*t  from  saying  inore. 
I  recommend  to  your  favorable  coBSider- 
the    claims    of     the    Agricultural 


tinn      For  full  details    on  this  subject 
cill  yo'ir  special  attention   to  the  reports 
of  the  Secretary  of  the  interior  and 
Commi'-noner  of   Indian  Afi'airs.     The 
port   ot  the  Secretary  of  War  shows 
e";ri;7h"em  a' geneiai   one  m  all  sections,  !  expenditures  of  the  War    Department  for  ,  ^^^^ 

~  ^^*^'^  "^""""'^ras  I  Bureau    for    liberal      appropriation    m  a 

con-    country  so  diversified  in  climate  and  soil  as 
,  u.o„-..-    -   _  .   .  »^v,„,„o^    nnrs  and  with  a  population  so  largely  de- 

;i;e"would  be  shipi^ed  abroad.       The  ex-    tracted  during  tbe  w«%^d  is  not  charge-    o     -^^^^  agriculture,  the  benefito  that 

tension    of    railroads  iu  Europe  and  the    able  to  current  army   «^P^f«;«-  _^^^^^ '^f  ^^  be  conferred  by  properly  foBtenng  thi. 
the      ^  tft      is    brineiEg    into    competi-    mate  of    $34,531,031   tor  tne    expensta  ui 
^«      '"*  agricultural    products  j  iLe  army    tor    the    next    fiscal     year   is 

jf      other      countries.  ;  as      low      as        it        «     belie  __       _     _ 

SeU-mterest  if  not  .elf-preservatioa.  there- ,  be-  reUed   on.     The  ^^J^»^  rmtanSd  !  numb^r<i  th^ffloetimpartant    offioem  of 
fore,   dictates  caution  against  disturtnug    oiScert  Oiave   been   <^^Uy  ^^^^^  [^i,  ^ove^1be£l     In  thia   ilieMage   1  wUl 
anv  iadustri  1  interests  of  the  co-.ntry.     It    wherever  it  has  been  deemed  P"''^''^;^  :  ^^^  Numerate  them,  but  wiU  specify  orfy 
the  neces-itv  of  looking  to  '■  if,  however,  tlie  condition  oMbe^^eount^  ^  n^^  ^^^^.^^  ^^  ^^  Suprwne   Coort      No 

made  in  their  salaries  for 
Within     that     time    the 


tion 
like 


with     our 
products 


.can  _  _ 

,  bureat^  are  incalcnhkble, 


od  serenJ  years  with  a  severe  tnng  affection,  aad  lh«t 
dr«Ml  dissese,  Coosnmptkm.  U  asxiona  to  make  knows 
to  his  fellow  suffeters,  the  m— «■  tt  eon. 

To  all  who  desire  it,  he  will  aead  a  copy  ot  the  ijre- 
seription  used  ( free  of  charge),  with  the  directloos  fur 
preparing  and  osing  the  same,  which  they  wtU  ttn4  a 

SCBS  CCKE  FOB  CoKBintKllON.  AWTUUA,  BBOaCBZV. 

0U.   The  obiect  of  the  advertiaeria  sndtegtlM  pi« 
■cripticn  k  to  benefit  the  aflUcted,  aad  spread  iatofaa- 
tion»«ohlie  conceives  to  be  iaralMble;  aad  h«kir«a 
every  saff'^rer  will   tzy  his  remedy.  •■  It  wm  oeak  th  .a 
QOthing,  ;.nd  may  prove  a  blseilac. 
Parties  wishing  the  prseetipMaa  will  ylasM  sMmm 
RXV.  KDWABO  ▲.  wnaoH, 
WiHia^MB.  KiwiiGaaati.  Xa«  T«f«r. 


•ctX'J^?SdSS!l.'iSSSr..CUIH0U8  HOW  STIIMpEf 

"      The  3Un*e«  .!*««< 


b- 


....«' 


tohwthe 
▲ddiw* 


h— JortieDi 

MB&  0.  HKniT.  r 


--  •-  •-  4 


teaches  us  a'  so 


leacnes  us  a  su  mo  ucv^o-«,  ^.   — —o  -    r.,  ^^^^-—j  —                      Atteal  year  as  to  !  tUe  Justices  oi  u 
0Cher  markets  for  the  sale  of  our  sarpius.  -  .  should  be  such  by  »^«  ^"^  "^  of  trooos     ehange  has  been 
^    Our  neighbors  south  of  us.  and  China  and   admit    of  a  greater  cen  ration  of  trw^^^  g^^^^        ,^^^^_ 

-i,Tag||y|ggjdrecei^eOTXsgfeci^a^  ftppiojgytigy  asked  for^wui  not  oe  ,^[^^^^^t  the  ^ort  ^^t'^^S^^'^*^ 


TOWIX*S 

Undt  &  VndBSfe  Lei^  Prim  •■■T  91^ 

BvwrFa 


ft 


E.  A.  HoTCHKiss,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


Liberty,  Literature  and  Laud 


Terms  :  82:00  a  Year  in  Advance. 


VOL.  VII.    NO.  8. 


WINNEBAGO  CITY,  MINN.,  WEDNESDAY,  DECEMBER  15,  1869. 


WHOLE  NO.  3-20. 


aes^ 


mmm  message. 


Wa-shtn'otcn.  Dec.  6. 

To  ihe  enale  and  lions-  of  Ripre^ientritlves: 
In  coramg  before  vou  for  tde  first  tim« 
«8  Chief  Ma!4i'*tr:Ue  of  this  great  natjou.  it 
is  with  Kratitatk.  to  the  GLver  of  all  good 
for  the  manv  benefits  wo  enjoy.  >^f  a""^ 
bleBsed  with'per..-e  ut  home.andare  witiioat 
enUnf^lin-  .Uliance..  abroad  to  forebode 
trouble, with  a  t-rritory  uiihurpa^sed  m  fer- 
tility, of  ftu  area  equal  to  the  abundant  sup 

port  of   liv.!   Luuilred   millions  ot   " 

and  abounding   in   every    \anftv 
fnl      mineral     in    qiiftutity 
idv    the   world    lor 


supp 


people, 
of   use- 
nlficient    to 
j/eneratlouj,  wlin 


variety 


exuberant  crops  iiud  with  ft 
Of  ci.uiate  adapted  to  the  production  of 
Siery  sp^vie  of  earth's  nch.  s.  and  suited 
to  the  habits,  tastes  and  r.q'iirements  of 
Tvery  livi.i^  thin-,  with  a  population  of 
forty  millions  of  free  people  all  speaking 
onelanguaK-;  with  facilities  for  every  pior- 
Sto  acuuirean  education;  with  institu- 
tions clusiny  to  none  the  aveuues  to  fame. 
or  any  blessin-  or  fortune  that  may  be  cov- 
eted- with  freedom  of  th..'  pulpit  the  press, 
and  ihe  school;  with  a  rovonne  flowing  in  o 
The  natiooal  trea-ury  beyond  the 
requirements  of  Government  sup- 
pi^.  Harmony  is  being  rapidy 
restored  within  our  own  borders,  ilann- 
t  c  ur«s  hitherto  unknown  in  our  country 
are  soriunintj  up  in  all  directions,  producing 
adegr-""  ot^  national  independence  une- 
qnaled  bv  t  at  of  any  other  power.  These 
blessings,  and  countless  others,  are  in- 
trusted to  vour  care,  and  more  for  sate 
keeping  for'the  biief  period  of  onr  tenure 
of  office.     In  a  -■'hort  time  we  must  each  ot 


onr  credit  tue  best  on   earth,    witii    a    less  the  Administration  to  execute  the  ncotral- 

bnrden  of  taxation  than  the  citizen  has  en-  ity  l..ws  in  good  laith,    no   matter  how  nn- 

duJedforsSvearspast.   the  entire  public  pleasant  the  task,  made  so  by  the  snfierirg 

debrconld^^idmtenyear8.Butiti*not  we  have  endured   :rom  lack  of  like  good 

de.sirable  that  people  should  not  be  taxed  to  faith        toj^-"'i«     .»«      ^^ 

pavitinthat  time;  year  by  year. the  ability  tious.       The      Umt«a 


to  pay  increases  in  a  rapid  ratio,  bat  the 
harden  of  interest  ought  to  be  reduced  as 
rapidly  as  can  be  done  without  the  viola- 
tion of  contract.  The  public  debt  is  rep 
resented  in  great  part  by  bonds  having  liom 
five  to  ten  and  from  ten  to  forty  years  to 
run,  bearing  interest  at  the  rate  of  six  per 
cent,  and  five  per  cent,  respectively.  It  is 
optional  with  the  Government  to 
pay  their  bonds  at  any  period  af- 
ter the  expiration  of  the  lea^^t '  time 
mentioned  upon  their  face.  The  time  has 
expired  when  a  great  pait  of  them  may  b* 
taken,  and  the  time  is  rapidly  approaching 
when  all  may  be.  It  is  believed  that  all 
which  are  now  due  may  be  replaced  by 
bonds  bearing  a  rate  of  interest  not  ex- 
letiling  four  and  a  half  per  cent  .  and  that 
as  rapidlv  as  the  remainder  become  due 
they  may  be  replaced  in  some  way. 
To  accomplish  thi-i  it  may  become  neces- 
sary tv  authorize  interest  to  be  paid  at 
either  of  the  three  or  four  mon-y  centers 
of  Europe,  or  by  the  Assistant  Treasurer 
of  the  United  Stivtas,  at  the  option 
of  the  holder  of  the  bond  I 
suggest  this  subject  for  the  consideration 
ot  Congress;  also,  simultaneously  with  this, 
the  propriety  cf  redeeming  our  currency, 
as  before  suggested,  at  its  market  value,  at 
the  time  a  law  goes  into  c  fleet  increasing 
the  rate  at  which  the  currency  will  be 
bought  and  sold,  from  day  to  day,  or  week 
to  w-'ek,  at  the  same  rate  of  interest  as  the 
government  pays  upon  its  bonds. 

The  subject  of  tarilf  and  inlt-rnal  taxation 
will  necesMarily  receive  your  attention. 
The  revenues  of  the  country  are 
than     the    requirements,      and 


wholly  in  favor  of  the  British  producer,  ex- 
cept -os.Hibiv  a  few  tnga,;ed  in  ttie  trade 
between  tne  two  8e<;iioUfi.  No  citizen  of 
tb©  Guitcd  States  would  be  tenefitted  by 
rccir.rocity.  Oar  iuternol  taxation  would 
prove  a  pjoteciiou  to  th**  Britl.h  produce, 
almost  <:qu  1  to  the  proiectiou  which  our 
manufacturers  now  receive  from  the  tariff. 
Some  arrangement,  h.nvever,  for  the  regu- 
lation of  commercial  iuttrconrse  between 
the  United  States  and  the  Dominion  of 
Canada  may  be  desirable 


other       Tia- 
Siates       schoon-  j 
er        Lizzie         Major        was        arrested; 
OB  the  high   seas  by  a  Spanish  frigate  and 
two  uassengeis  taken  from  it  and   carried  1 
as  prisoners  to  Cuba.     Kepresentations  of  j 
these  facts  were  made  to  the  Spanish  Gov- 
ernment, as  soon   as  official   information  | 
of  them  reached  Washington.  The  iwo  pas-  , 
sen'-ers  were  set  at  liberty,  and  tiie  Spanish 
Government  assured  the  United  States  that 
the  CM. tain  of  the   frigate   in  making  the 
capture  had  act-d  witho  t  law;  that  he  had 
been   reprimanded   fur   the  in> -sulanty  of 
his  conduct,  aud  that  the  Spanieh  authon- 
ties  in  Cn'oa  would  not  sanction  any  act 
that  could  violate  rights  or  trifle   with  the 
sovereignty  of  this  nation.  .,    ,      ,    . 

The  qnesticn  of  the   seizure  of  the  brig 
Marv  Lowell  at  one  of  the  Bahama  Islands  j  sioners  tor 
bv  The    ^ian^h   aathoiities.    is   now    the  '■  Und  bo.indaiy  between  tL 
subject  of^  co^resuondenee   between    thi.  ,  and    the    British    po»sesuons 
ent  #nd  those  of  Spain  and  Great 


establish  better  relations  through  ng' r; 
cien.  A  more  enlightened  policy  tuan  Has 
heretofore  been  pursued  towards  China  is 
hugely  due  to  the  industry  and  eftorts  of 
one  of  our  own  distingushed  citizens,  and 
the  world  is  about  to  commence  largely  in- 
creased relations  with  that  populous  and 
'litherto  txilusive  nation.  As  the  United 
States  have  been  the  initiators  in  the  new 
policy,  so  they  should  be  the  most  earnest 
in  showing  their  good  faith  in   making  it  a  |  it    either 


pended.  The  recommendation  of  the  Gener- 1  bers,  and  the  duty  which  it  owes  to  ano^er 
al  of  tie  Army  that  appropriations  be  made  I  department  of  the   government   deserves. 


^^_, success.     In  this  connection  I  advise  such 

The  commission  foTadjusting  the  claims  I  legislation  as  wril  forever  preclude  the  land- 
Bay  and  Puget's  Sound    ing  of  Chinese  upon  our    soil    under  the 
"  Hame  of  Coolies,  and  also   prevent 


Amer- 


for   the    Hudson        .  -       ,,   ■     , 

ALn-icnUur.il   Company  upon    tii»    United  •    -  •    ^ 

States  has  terminated  its  :aoois.  The  award  |  ican  vessels  from  engaging  in  transporta 

of  six  hundred  and  fifty   thor!■'H^d  dollars  ^-- 

has  been  made,  aud  i;li  right*  fu-.i  luks  ul 


the  company  on  the  tt  '.rtory    t  liie  United 


tion  of  Coolies 
the  system.     I 


uq  return  to   the  rank.s  of  the  people,  who    greater       ._  .„„»,... 

have  conferred  upon  us  our  honors,  and  ^ay  with  safety  be  reduced,  but  as  the 
Mcounf  to  then,  for  our  steward.^h.p.  I ,  funding  of  the  debt  m  a  four  or  a  four  and  a 
^JnS  y  desire  that  neither  yon  mr  I  may,  half  per  cent,  would  reduce  the  annual 
Sc^Smned  bva  free  and  enU^htened  !  current  expense  krgely:  thus  after  fund- 
constituency,  nor  by  our  own  con-, 
"  from 


science.         Emerging 
bellion    of    giganti«; 
fM      it      w;is    by   the 
•iatance  ot 


own  con 
a  re- 
raaguitude,  aided 
sjnipatby  and  as- 
nati'"^us  viithwhich  we  wtre  at 
peace,  eleven  St^^tes  of  the  Uaion  were 
Four  vears  ago  left  without  bgal  state 
eoveniments;  a  -lebt  had  been  contracted; 
American  commerce  was  almost  driven 
from  the  s.-as;  tho  industry  of  one-half 
the  country  hud  been  taken  from  the  coii- 
trol  of  the  capitalist  and  pi  iced  where  all 
labor  rightiullv  belongs  i"  tu.  keeping  of 
the  laborer.  The  work  of  icstormg 
state    governments  loyal      t'^      ,  .  , 

of  protecting  and  f..sCeriag  free  labor  and 
orovding  means  lor  paving  interest  on  the 
*^  -■       ..-.--  reed  ampl'' atten' ion  from 


tlie 
Union, 


ing  and  justifying  a  greater  reduction  of 
taxation  than  would  be  now  expedient,  I 
suggest  a  postDonement  of  this  question 
until  the  next  "meeting  of  Congress  when 
It  may  be  advisable  to  modify  taxation  and 
the  tarifl"  in  instances  where  unjust  or 
burdensome  discriminations  are  made  by 
the  present  laws,  but  a  general  revision 
of  the  laws  regulating  the  subject,  I  re- 
commend the  postponement  of  lor  ttie 
present.  I  also  snggest  the  renewal  of  the 
tax  on  incomes,  but  at  a  reduced  rate,  say 
3  per  cent. ;  this  tax  to  expiie  in  three 
ars  with  the  funding  of  the  national  debt 
as  here  suggested.  I  feel  safe  in  saying  the 
taxes  and  revenue  from  imports  may  be 
reduced  safely  from  GO  to  8U  millions  per  an- 
num at  once  and  still  further  reduction  from 

"  the  country 


Governm^... .  ,.    , ,  . 

Britain.  The  Captain-General  ot  »  uba. 
about  ilay  last,  i-ssued  a  proclamation  au- 
thorizing search  to  be  made  of  vessels  on 
the  high  seas.  Immediate  remonstrance 
was  made  against  this,  whereupon  the 
Captain-General  issued  a  new  proclamation 
limiting  the  right  of  search  of  vessels  ot 
the  United  States,  so  far  as  authorized  un- 
der the  tieatv  of  1795.  This  proclamation 
wan,  howcT^r,  immediately  withdrawn.  I 
have  alwavs  felt  that  the  most  intimate  re- 
lations should  be  cultivated  between  the 
republic  of  the  United  States  and  all  inde- 
pendent nations  on  this  continent, 
and  it  may  be  well  worth 
considering  whether  new  treaties  between 
the  United  States  and  them  may  not  be 
profitably  entered  into,  to  secure  more  in- 
timate relations,  friendly,  commercial  and 
otherwise. 

The  hubjtct  of  an  inter-oceanic  canal  to 
connect  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  oceans 
through  the  lalhmus  of  Darien  is  one  in 
which  commerce  is  greatly  intere«tcd.  In- 
.struclions  have  been  given  to  our  Minister 
to  the  Republic  of    iha    United   Stales   of 


States  have  been  extiugniih.-l. 
for  the  property  of  the  coan« my  have  been 
received  aud  an  appropriiitioa  by  Congress 
to  meet  this  sum  is    asked.     The  comims- ; 
determining  the  northwestern  ; 
United  States; 
and    the    British    poasesuons    under    the , 
treaty  of  ISjii  have  completed  their  labors, 
and  the  fommissiou  dissolved  in  conformity 
with  the  recommendation  of  Congress.  i 

A  proposition   was  early    made    to    the  | 
British  Government  to  abolish  the  mixed  , 
courts  created  under  the  treaty  of  April  7. 
1862,  for  the  suppression  of  the  slave  trade.  ; 


to  any  country  tolerating 
a'so  recommend  tbrit  the 
mission  to  China  be  raised  to  one  of  first 
The  deeds  1  class.  On  my  assuming  theresponsibiUty  of 
Chief  Magistrate  of  the  United  SUtes  it 
was  with  the  conviction  that  three  things 
were  es'iential  to  peace,  prosperity,  and 
fullest  development.  First  among  these 
IS  strict  integrity  in  fulfilling  all  our  obli- 
gations. Second,  to  sacure  protection  to 
the  person  and  property  of  the  citizens  of ! 
our  common  country  wherever  he  may 
choose  to  move  without  reference  to  origi- 
nal nationality,  religion,  color,  or  pobtics, 
demanding  of  him  only  obedience  to  the 
laws  and  proper  respect  for  the  rights  of 
others.     Third,  Union  of  all  of  the  Slates 


The  subject  is  stdl  under  negotiation. 


It  having  come  to  my  knowledge  that  a    uucoi 
rr^.,r«t,^  comDauv.   orgftuized  under  Brit-    First 


with    equal    rights 
unconstitutional 


indestructable 
means       to 


corporate  company,   orga 


by  any 
secure, 
has 


of       these         Congress 
is"k'iaws7p'ro'posed  to  land  upon  the  shores  |  taken  two  essential  steps-oiie  by  declaiing  |  Secretary 


a  submarine 

from      His      Majesty, 

the        French,        of         an 

right   for  twenty    years    of  _ 

communication     betveen     the    shores   of 

France  with  th'    very  obj<'ctionable  featuro 

of  subjecting  all  messagen  conve3-ed  there- 

bv  to   the  sovereignly  and  control  of  the 

F'rench  Government,  1  caused  the   French 

and  British  Legations  at  Washington  to  bo 

made  acquainted  with  th?  probable  policy 

of  Congress  on  the  subject  as  fort  shadowed 

Uy  the   bill  which   passed   the    Senate    in 

March  last.     This  drew  from  the  repressn- 

tative.=3  of   the   Company  aa  agreement  to 


for  the  forts  at  Boston,  Portland,  Naw 
York,  Philadelsbia.  New  Orleans  and  San 
Francisco,  if  for  no  other,  is  coucnrr*^d  in. 
I  also  call  special  attention  to  the  recom- 
mendation of  the  G  neral  commanding 
the  miiitarv  division  of  the  Pacific  for  the 
sale  of  the  Seal  Islands  of  St.  Paul  and  St. 
George,  Ala.ska  Territory,  aud  suggest  that 
be  complied  with,  or  that 
legislation  be  had  for  tbe  protec- 
tion of  the  seal  fisheries,  from 
which      a   revenue     should     be    derived. 

The  reoort  of  the  Secretary  of  War  con- 
tains a  synopsis  of  the  heads  oi  bureaus,  of 
commanders  of  military  •divisions  and  of 
tb*  districts  oi  Virginia,  Mississippi  and 
Texas.  The  report  of  the  General  cf  the 
Army  in  fall,  and  the  reoommf-ndations 
therein  contained,  have  been  well  consid- 
ered and  are  submitted  for  your  action.  I, 
however,  call  special  attention  to  the  re- 
commendation of  the  Chief  of  Ordnance  for 
the  sale  of  arsenals  and  lands  no  longer  of 
use  to  the  Government;  also  t«  the  recom- 
mendation of  the  Secretary  of  War  that  the 
act  of  3d  of  March,  18G9,  prohibiting  pro- 
motions aud  appintments  in  stafl"  corps  of 
the  army,  be  repealed.  The  extent  of 
country  \o  be  garrisoned,  and  the  number 
of  military  posts  to  be  occupied  is  the 
same  with  a  reduced  army  as  with  a  large 
one;  the  number  of  statt'  oflicers  required 
is  mor»  dependant  upon  the  latter  than 
the  former  condition.  The  report  of  the 
of  the  Navy  accompanying 
shows  the  condition  of  the 
when  this  administration  came 
into    office,    and    changes     made    since 

Strenuous  efforts  are  being  made  to  place 
as  many  vessels  in  commission  or  render 
them  fit  for  service,  if  required,  as  soon  as 
possible,  and  substituting  the  Fail  for 
steam  while  cruising,  thus  materially  re- 


and  will  undoubtedly  receive,  its  due  con- 
sideration. . 

There  are  many  subjects  not  alluded  to  lA 
this  me88at?e  which  might  with  propriety 
be  introdoced.  but  I  abstain,  believing 
your  patriotism  and  statesmanship  will 
suggest  the  topics  and  legislation  most 
conducive  to  the  interests  of  the  whole 
people.  Oo  my  part,  I  promise  a  rigid 
adherence  to  the  laws  and  their  strict  en- 
forcement. U.  S.  GBAirr. 


Special  Soticw. 


Colombia-to  endeavor  t,   obtain,  authority  }  accept^s. the  l^sh.    of  ^  th^^    opj^^ions 

enactment  of  the  subject  as  might  be  pass- 
ed during  the  approachinfi  pension  of  Con- 


tor  a  survey  by  this  government  in  order  to  i 
determine  the  practicability  ot  such  an  un- 
dertoking.  and  a  charter  for  the  right  ot 
way  to  build  by  private  enterprise  such   a 
work,  if  the  survey  proves  it  to  be  pr.itic- 
able.  In  order  to  comply  with  the  agreement 
of  the  United  States  as  to  a    mixed    com 
missiSn  at  Lima    for    the 
claims,  it  became  necessary  to  send  a  com- 
missioner and  secretary  to  Lima  in  August 
last.     No  appropriation  having  been  ma  le 
bv  Congress  for  this  purpose,    it    is    now 
asked  that  one  be  made  covering  the    past 
and  future  expenses  of  the  commission. 
The  good  offices  of  the  United  State-,  to 
^-    bring  about  a  peace  between  Spain  and  the 
'^t    South  American  republics,  with  which  sht 


of  the  United  States,  and  to  operate  there  i  that  the  public  debt  should  bo  paid,  prin-  j  this 
of  tbe  Uniua  o^a^^  ,  ^^^^^^    ^i  ^^^^^^^.^^    ^.j^^^,  ^^^^  interest,  in  coin;  second,  by  pro- !  navy 

the    Emperor    of   vidmg    means  for  paying;  providing  the 

exclusive    means,  however,  could   not  secure  the  'ob- 

tclegraphic    ject  desiT-d  with  a  proper  administration  of 

the  laws  for  the  collection  of  revenues  and 

an  economical  disbursement  ot  them.     To 

this  subject  the  administration  has  most    ---  -  - 
earnestlv  addressed  itself,  with  results,  I    ducing  the  expenses  of  the  navy  ^^f^f 
believe,  'satisfactory  to  the  country.     There  ;  ding  greatly^  to  its  eflicieucy.     l^ooking  to 
has  been  no  hesitation  in  changing  officials 
in  order  to  secure  effieieut  execution  of  the 
laws  sometimes,  too,  wherein  a  mere  party 
view  an  indescribable   political  result  were 
likelv  to  follow  for  any  hesitation  in  sus- 
taining efficient    officials   a(.'ainst    remon 
strances  wholly  political.     It   may   ba  well 
to  mention  here  the  embarrasKment  possi- 
ble to  arise  from  allowing    on   the   statute 
books  the  so-called  tenure  of  office  act,  ami 

gress;  nb-^o,  to  usetlieirTifliience  to  ficcure  .  to  earnestly  recommend  their  total  rep-al. 

from  the  French  government  a  modification 


of  tluir  concessions,  so  as 
landing  upon  French  sod 


public  dr;bt  has   -   -  •   ,.  ,  .  ,  e 

Congress;  alth';v.;h  your   tllort-;  havo  not  ;  year  to  y«ar  as  the  resources  ot 

met  wi-h'the  success,  in  all  p^rliculars,  that  i  ^ro  developed. 

miffht  have  been  desired,  vet  on  the  whole       The  report  of  the  secretary  of  the  treas 

they  have  be«n  more  sncc-essful  than  could  jnry  shows  the  receipts  of  the  K»vernmen^  iVatwar   having  been  accepted   by   Spain. 

have  been  reasoiiabiy  anlicipated.     Seven  j  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30.    1%9.  to  is  at  war.  nav  ing  i>  t-u  .  cc  p  y      f     . 

states  which  passed  ord.nancesof  .secession  '  jje  370,943,347  dollars,  and  the  expenditures 
havobeeafully  r-^stored  to  their  piac^-s  m  |  including  interest,  bounties,  Ao  .  to  be 
the  Union  The  r  iiihth.  Georgia,  held  an  |  321,490,597  dollars.  The  estimates  for  the 
election  at  which  she!  i;iti3ed  her  consti- ;  ^usaiHgj  year  are  more  favorable  to  the  Gov- 
tntion  reimblican  in  form,  elected  a  gov-  grumeat,  and  will,  nod-.ubt.showa  largede- 
ernor  'mtmbeis  nf  Congress,  a  state  legis-  crease  ot  the  public  debt.  Thereceipt.sin  the 
lature  aud  all  other  oflicers  re<piired.  The  Treasury  beyond  expenditures  have  excesd- 
lully  in.-talled  and  tlie  legis-  ^d  the  ainount  necessary  to  be  placed  to  the 
'  "  '"  -^~  '  credit  of  the  sinking  fund  as  provided  by 
law.     To  lock  up  the  surplus  in  the  Treas- 

-       --  ....*.  -__!*! I  .1  J  c*Jt     ULH-4CA     \j*^LAa».'  «V.l  Mbit- 

Peru   having    m.*»!e    representations 
to  cripple  trade   and    seriously  affect   the    there  was  a  stats  of  war  between  Peru  and 


governor  was  (luny  111 
laturo     met    an.l    performed    all 
therein      req.ured      of      thfxn 
r«constrncti.)n  acU  of   Caugress, 
quentlv,  however,  in  violation  of 
•titutioa  Which  ihey   hud  just  ratified,  as 


the  acts  . 

by      the 

Snbse- 

tho    COH- 


an  exclusive  right  of  transit 
the  territory  of  Nicaragua  to 
which  Costa  Rica  has  given  its  assent, 
which  it  i-  alleged  conflicts  with  vested 
rights  of  citizens  of  the  United  StatfJ.  — 
The  depi  rtmeut  of  statehas  now  this  sub- 

ary  and  withhold  it  from'circulation. would   ject  under  consvleration.     The  minister  of 
"'J'.  .  i.  ^L  - P..i-,i    litiwin./     m.i.!«     renresen  tat  ions    tiiat 


to    permit  the 

^^^  _ f  any  cable  be- 

adjustment    of  I  longing  to  any   company  incorporated   by 
the  authority  cf  the  United   States,    or  of 
any     SUte      in        the        Union,        and 
on'   their    pait    not      ofp's      the    estab- 
lishment of  any  such  caLle.     In  considera- 
tion of  this    a'grecment,     I    directed    the , 
withdrawal  of  all  oppfi.sition  by  the  United 
States  authorities  to  the  landing  of  the  ca-  i 
I  le,  aud  to  the  working    ot     it    until    the! 
meeliag  of  Congress.      I  rpgret  to  say  that  j 
there  has  been  no  niodilicatiouH   made  in 
the  company's  cjncessiou,  nor,  so  far  as  I 
can  learn,  havo  they  -att  ;mpted  to  secure 
on  their  concession  the   exclusion  ot  the  j 
given  to  Europeans  of  I  capital  and  citizens  ot    the   United   States  ; 


It  co^.ld  not  have  been  the  intention  of  the 
framers  of  the  constitution,  when 
providing  that  appointments  made 
by  tho  Prtaident  should  receive  the 
consent  of  the  Senate,  that  the  latter 
should  have  the  jwwer  to  r  tain  in  ofSce 
persons 


our  future,  I  recommend  a  liberal,  though 
pot  extravagant,  policy  towards  this  branch 
of  pubkc  service. 

The  report  of  the  postmaster  general  fur- 
nishes a  clear  and  comprehensive 
exhibit  of  tho  operations  of  the 
postal  service  and  of  the  financial 
cimdition  of  this  part  of  the  Post-office 
Department.  The  ordinary  postal  reve- 
nues lor  the  year  ending  the  30th  of  June, 
1869,  amount  to  $18,445,510,  and  the  ex- 
penditures to  $23,G89,131,  showing  an  ex- 
cess of  expenditurss  over  receipts  of  $5,- 
353,620.  The  excess  of  expenditures  over 
the  receipts  for  the  previous  year  amounted 
to  SG,437  992.  The  increase  of  revenues 
for  1809  over  those  of  1868  was  S2, 051, 909, 


r.laoed  there   by  federal   appoint- ;  ar.d  the  increase  of  expenditures  was  $967,- 
S  ,n?t  ti!  will  of  the   President  i  S967,538.        The        ncreased         revenue 


ments    ag ■./.,• 

The  law  is   inconsistent  with  the  faithful  iiu   _^.^^^^^      ^^^^^^^^      ^^^     ^^^     ^^ 

creased     expenditures      in       1869 


Peru  aud  Chili,  a  congreps  has  been    invi- 
ted to  be  held  in  Washington    during    the 
present  winter. 
A  grant  has  been 


ove;  I  from  competition  upon  the  shores  of  France. 

I  recommend  legislation    to  protect  the 

rights  of  citizens  of  the   United   Stat  s,  ivs 


lead  to  such  contraction  of  the  cuiTency  as 


decided  by  the  Supreme  Court  ot  tho  \  pro.-<perity  of  the  country.       Under   these 


aince  i.--^.— -  -j  —       .      .       .  , 

state,  they  unseated  t'..«'  colored  members 
of  the  legislature,  and  admitted  to  K«'ats 
some  members  who  are  disqualmed  b-  the 
third  clause  of  the  fourteenth  amendment 
to  the  consiitutinu,  .iu  urlicle  which  they 
themselves  had  contribul.  d  to  ratify.  Un 
.  der  these  circumstances.  I  would  submit  to 
you  whether  it  would  not  be  wi.se  without 
delay  to  enact  a  law  authorizing  the  gover- 


«er  of  ( reorgia   to  coaveno    the 


members 
requiring    each 


circumstances,  the  Secretary  of  the  Treas 
ury  and  myself  heartily  concurred  in  th»" 
j  propriety  of  using  all  the  surplus  currency 
I  in  the    Treasury  in  the  purchase  of  Gov- 
ernment bonds,  thus  reducing  the  inteiest- 
I  bearing  debt  of  the  country,   and  of    snb- 
'  mitting  to  Congress  the  question   of   the 
i  disposition  to  be   u^ade   of  the    bonds   so 
I  purchased.     The  bonds  now   held   by   the 
I  Treasury    amount    to    about    $7o,0<jO,0<Ji> 
I  —including  those  belonging  to  the  sinking 
'  fund.     I  recommend    that    the   whole   be 
.  placed  to  the  credit  of  the    sinking   fund. , 
i  Your  attention  is  respectfully  invited  to  tho 
I  recommendations  of  the  Secretary    ot  the 
i  Treasury  for  the  creation  of   the  offi 'e  of 
'  Commissioner  of   Customs  and  Revenue, 
'  for  the  increase  ot    salary  to  certain  of- 
ficials, and  the   substitution  of   increased 
National  Bank  ciiculatiou,    to   replace   the 
ontstanding   -^  p^r  cent,    certificates,  and 
most  especially  to  his  recommendation  for 
the  repeal  of  the  laws  allowing   shares   of 
fines,  penalties,  forfeitures,  &c.,  to  officers 
of  the  govemmeui,  or  to  infwrmers. 

The  office  of  Commissioner  of  Internal 
Revenue  is  one  of  the   most   arduous  and 


well  '.s  the  dignity  aud  sovereignty  of  the  ed. 
nation,  against  such  a-;»ump?ior.  I  uhab  ed 
also  endeavor  to  sei'ure,  by  negotiation,  an 
abandonment  of  the  priaciple  of  monopo- 
lies in  octan  telegraphing  cables.  Copies 
of  this  correspondence  are  herewith  fur- 
ni  -bed. 

The  unsettleil  political  condition 
of  other  countries,  less  fortunate 
than  cur  own.  sometimes  induces 
their  citizens  to  come  to  the  United  States 
f  jr  tho  sole  purpose  of  becoming  natural- 
ized  HaviiiK  secured  this  they  return  to  |  the 
their  native  country  and  reside  there  with-  ■  '  "■ 
out  disclo.iing  their  change  cf  allegiance. 
They  accept  official  po«;,tions  of    trust  or 


lb69  exceeded  the  increased  revenue 

ami  efficient  administration  of  the  govern- 
ment. What  faith  can  an  executive  put  in 
officials  ferced  upon  him,  and  these,  too, 
whom  he  has  suspended  for  good  reason  ? 
How  will  such  officials  be  hkely  to  serve 
an  administration  which  they  know  does 
trust  them  for  a  second  V  It  is  requis- 
ite to  our  growth  and  prosperity.  Time, 
aud  a  fhm  but  humane  administration  ol 
existing  laws,  amended  from  time  to  time, 
as  the  >  may  prove  inefl"  ctual  and  unneces- 
'iH  probably  all  that  are  reqnir- 
ihtt  third  cannot  be  attain- 
by  special  legislation,  but 
but  must  be  regarded  as  fixed  by  th"*  con- 
stitution i        .  _  , 

ent  the  management  of  the  original  inhab- 
itants of  this  continent,  the  Indians,  has 


COUGK!  COUGH!!  COUQH!! 

SHD«f  WORTHLESS  NOSrEXTMS. 

USE    THAT    WHICH    IS    GOOD. 

TRY  FIRST 

ALLKN'.S  hVUG  BALSAM.  ,  „         .. 

"riie  Gr«»t  Luix  R«me<ly 

LUNO  BALSAM  (ALLKN'S>  ,.  „         ._^ 

Sold  by  »U  Dru«  gists. 

LL'N«i  BALSAM  (ALLEN'S! 
18  the  most  »uocea«f ul  remedy  for  CoD»amptioa. 

VERYBODY  SUFFKRINO  from  Pulmoniiry 
Compliiints  should  use  ALLEN'S  LCNO  UaLM^M 

ALLEN'S  LUNO  BAL.SAM  ^       .    , 

cure<i  when  other  remeaie*  »". 


E 

mrOTlCE 


HOULD  YOU  BE  TROUBLED 

with  Lun«  difficulty,  u«e   T,™«R*T*Aif 

ALLEN'S  LtJMO  DAlMAM. 


LUNG  BALSAM  (ALLEN'S)  .^.„««„ 

has  given  oniverssl  satisfactioQ. 

rSE  ALLEN'S  LUNO  BALSAM  ._    .._. 

for  aU  Pulmonary  AfTecUous. 

mrEVKR  DESPAIR  OF  A  CURE       ,  ^^  „.,  ..^ 
1^  till  you  have  tried  Alles's  Htno  BalsaM. 

RE.4.T  SUCCESS  HAS  ATTENDED 

the  introduction  of  =   ,„.„ 

Allejj'8  Ltmo  BAuaaM. 


G 


EWARE  OF  CONSUMPTION ! 

Allen's  Lung  Balsam  is  oonhdently  reoommenato. 

ARE  you  troubled  with  ASTHMA  1 
ALLEN'S  Loo  BALSaM  wlU  relujve  yoo 

LUNG  BALS.\M(  ALLEN'S)  

eontains  no  Opium  in  any  of  tt»  lonna. 

TOP  THAT  COUGH  !  „  .„  .    ., 

ALLEK'B  Lxjva  Balsam  will  do  it. 


A 
HI 


U.RN'S  LUNO  BALSAM 

Directions  accompany  each  bottle. 

OTHERS  should  keep 

Allen's  Lcsq  Balsam 

at  hand  for  use  in  oaae  of  Croa|>. 


GBXE2<S 


sary, 


was 
was  $2,527,570  less  than  the  increased  ex- 
penditures in  ieC7,  showing,  by  compari- 
son, this  gratifying  feature  of  improve- 
ment, that  while  the  increase  of  expendi- 
tures over  the  increase  of  receipts  in  1868 
was  $2,439,530),  the  increase  of  receipts 
over  the  increase  of  expenditures  in  1868, 
was  51,084,371. 

Your  att-ntionis  respectfnlly  eallod  to 
rocommendalions  made  by  the  Postmaster- 
General,  for  authority  to  change  the  rate  ol 
(rompensation  to  the  main  trunk  railroad 
lines   for    their  services    in  Carrying  the 

self  ^and  gradually  acc'iuiesced  in  ]  mails;  for  having  P'^f ^ '^""^^  °^*P'^.  f  «^°5!^' 
sen,  auu  j^mu  -  j,       i^ —     ^^^    forre-orgauizing  aud  increasing  the  efficien- 


Sold  by  All  Medicine  I>ealers. 

Sold  at  Milwaukee  by  H.  BoswonxH  *  SoHS^l 
A  BcTTON,  Rice  4  Rislvo,  Drake  Bkos.,  Do 
Schmidt  i  Co.,  und  all  Milwaukee  Druggist* 

Canker  and  Salt  Rheum  Synip, 

For  the  Cure  of  Canker,  Salt  Rheum,  Eiyaipelas,  Soto* u 

lous  Diseases,  Cutaneous   Krui)tions,  and  every 

kind  of  Disease   arising    from   an 

impure  state  of  the  olood. 

The  mol  EffeeHvt  BUxmI  Ptir<fitT<if(he  NbufenA  OtntHry 

t30~  .Sold  by  all  Medicine  Dealers. 

Sold  by  GREENE  4  BCTTOS,  Milwaukee. 

THE  GREATEST 
MEDICAL     BLESSING 

OF  THE  AQE. 

DR.  KENNEDY'S  RHEUMATIC 
AND  NEURAIiOIA  DISSOLVENT. 


Reader,  vou  may  oonaider  this 
out  I  mean 


originally         elect-d.  .         Y,„»t, 

member  to  take  the  oath  prescribed  by  the 
reconstrncliou  art,  and  Tion^to  be  admitted 
who  are  ineligible  under  tl..  third  cUu.se  of 
the  fourteenth  amendmeu  Tue  freedmen 
under  tho  proteelion  whi<  i  they  have  re 
ceivod  are  m.kking  rapid  progress  m  learn- 
ing, and  no  complaint'*  are  lieard  lor  lack 
of  industry  on  their  part,  when  they  re- 
ceive fair  remuneration  for  their  labor. 

The  means  provided  for  paying  the  in- 
terest on  tho  public  debt  with  all  other 
expens*-s  of  the  Goveinment  are 
more  than  ample.  The  loss  of  our  com- 
merce is  tho-ouiy  result  of  the  late  rebel- 
lion which  has  not  received  sufheient  at- 
tention from  vou.     To  this  subject    I    call    

your  earnost  aituution.  I  will  not  now  sug- 1  responsible  under  the  Government;  it  falls 
gest  plans  by  whi<  h  this  obje.-t  may  be  ef-  |j„t  ijttle  if  any  short  of  a  Cabinet  position 
fected,  but  wi'l,  if  necessary,  niike  it  the  ,p  ^^  importance  and  responsibilities.  I 
subject  of  a  speeial  message  tluriug  the  ^rould  ask  for  it,  therefore,  such  legislation 
session  of  Congresj.  ;  as  in  your  judgment  will  place  the  office  on 

.\t  the  Man-h  t'-rm    Congress,    by    jdnt  j  ^  foo^ng  of  dignity  commensurate  with  its 


resolution,  authorized  the  executive  to  or- 
der an  elci-tion  in  the  states  of  Virginia, 
Mississippi  and  Tex'.!»,  to  submit  to  them 
the  const  It  I'.t  ions  whieh  each  had  previous- 
ly in  ccnveutinn  framed  and  submitted, 
the  Censtitution,  either  entire  or  in  separate 
parts,  to  be  voted  upon,  at  the  discretion 
of  the  Executive.      Under  this  authority. 


importance  and  with  a  character  and  quali- 
tieations  of  the  class  of  men  required  to  fill 
it  properly.  As  the  United  States  is  the 
freest  of  all  nations,  so  too  its 
people  sympathize  with  all  peoples  strug- 
gling for  liberty  and  self-government;  but 
while  so  sympi'.tbizing,  it  is  due  to  our 
honor  that  we   should  abstain  from  enforc- 


of  the  mail  service  on  the  Pacific  and  for 
rtpain,  and  that  Spain  was  constructing  in    ni-netl.  ^,"'' r"^7Trirrr>THn«\,t~the  Indians   has  I  establishing  a  mail  service  under  the  flag 

and  n^ar  New  York  thirty  gunboats,  which       The      unsettled       political      condition  .  itants  of  this  ^^J^^Xrra.s^eu^*^^'/^^^^^ ;  of  the  Union  on  the  Atlantic,  and  mostes- 
might  be  used  by  Spain  in  such  a  way  as  to    of      other      couattles,       less       fortunate    been  a  «"^J/':\f  t;^,^''"^;^^^^^^^^  ,  peciallv  de  I  call  your  attention  to  his  re- 

relieve  the  navai  foice  at  Cuba,  so  astoop-  i  than      cur      own.      «°»^.t"^r"f.i"i.te«    f,'J!^  '^riberiesuurdeTs    arc!    wars.  ■  Commendation  for  a  total  abohtion  of  the 
erateagaiu^   Peni,    orders  were  given  to  '  th.dr  eitiz.ns  to  come  to  the  United  Sates  ^  tinu^^^^    '?v      ow5        exnerience       „pon  '  franking  privilege.     This  is  an  abuse  from 
prevent  tL.  ir  departure.     No  further  steps  1  f.r  tho  sole  purpose  o    aecommg  natural-    From        my      own     ,  f  f  ^"^^^^^^Qtries,    which  no  one  receives  a  commensurate  ad 
having  been  taken  by  the  representative  of    ized       Hav».«  secured  this  they  return  to  j  the  ^•^'^^'^  ^V    '"  ^^ /'^^^^^^^  vantage.     It  reduces  the  receipts  lor  postal 

'  the  Peruvian  "feovernment  to   prevent  the    tLeir  native  country  and  reside  there  with-    V^''/' o?"'i   tifwKme^^^^^^^  con-    service  from  twenty-five  to  thirty  per  cent. 

dep..rture  of  these  vessels,  and  I  not  feeling  !  out  .bsclo^ng  their  change  cf  allegiance,    dnct  "f  ^'^^/'^/t'^'*.  ^^'^i,^^,^^"  ^^^^  and  largely  increases  the  service  tc  be  per- 

au  horized  to  detain  the  property  of  a  ,  They  accept  official  po«:,ti.)nB  of  ^^""^^  °^  ^  ^-^VTuies  The  S  h^^^^^^^^  eaLot  be  formed^  The  method  by  which  postage 
nation  with  which  we  are  at   p«ace   on  a    honor  which  can  only  be  h.  d  by  ^^'^'^fJll^'^f^'l'^l,)^^^  publie  matter  is  set 

mere  Executive  order,  the  matter  has  been  of  their  native  land;  they  J»«™%"°J"  ""^^J^"^' ^,^f,  ^*  rhavratTmptsdrnew  .  for^h  fully  in  the^rt  of  the  Postmaster 
referred  to  the  courls  to  decide.  passports  describing  the  oi  as  such  citizens,     ^«  fow  fiud  it.     I  have  a^^^^^^  ^^^^^,  ,  .,     ,  , 

The  conduct   of   the   war  between   the    and  it  is  only  when  civd  liscord,  alter,  per-    P«W  ^^«  ""^J.^^^^^  The  report  of  the  Secretary  of  the  In  e- 

.llies  and   the  republic  of   Paraguay  ha.    haps,  years  of  quiet,    threatens    them   or    ""-il  "^  ^^^^^^^^^  wUh  fair  resalts  so  far '  rior   shows  that  the    quanUty  of   public 

•  made  tne  intercourse  with  that  country  so    threatens  their  persons  c  rtheirproperty,  or    hght  ^^''^"ff  J";?fv7.^^^^^^  lands  disposed  of  during  the  year  ending 

dimenlt  that  it  has  been  advisable  to  with-    when    their  native  states    dralt    into    is    »« t;"*^^  •  ^^^JT^'^^^^^^  ^^^J^'^'  The  Society    30th  of  June,  1869,  was  7,666,152  acres,  ex- 

:  driw  our  rcpresenUtive  from  there.  .  militeiy   service.     That   the  fact    ot  their   "lli^^.'^^y  *'*'' f,  ut?"'!? ^^^^^  ceeding   that   of   the  previous  year  by  1,- 

Srrdst^hecloseof  tho  lastadministra-l  change  <.fallegianee  IS  made  known;  '^'^^   ofF„endsnswellknown^^^^^^  S?0,4S;? acres.     Of  this  amount    2.899.544 

tionaconventionwassignedatLondonfor    lheyres.de  permanently  from  the  \"»^,^  ^^  in  living  at   peace ^w^^^^^^  ^^^^   ^^^  ^^^^^^   ^^^    2,737,36o 

the  settlement  of  all  outstanding  claims  be-  ,  Stales;  that  Hicy  oontrilHite  nothing  to  its  ^^^.^^^l^.^f  ^l^^^;."^  °/^  of  StJ  r  sect«  "  i  ««^''«  ^"^^''^'^  ""^^"^  *^'  homestead  laws  - 
tween  Great  Britain  and  the  United  Stabs,  resonrce^i  that  they  aycid  duties  ot  its  cit-  their  ^^^  f^.^^i^J^^^^^^t^X  embroiled.  '  The  remainder  was  granted  to  aid  m  tbe 
^hich  failed  to  receive  the  advice  and  con- jizenship.  and  t»«y  only  ma«  them.elves  J^t'^^^^  j^;f^^?"\^'„;Vfor  T^^  oppoSion  i  construction  of  the  work  of  internal  im- 
pent  of  the  Senate  to  Its  ratification.     The  !  known  by  a  claim   of   F/"t^'''\^°-  J  ^^"' V  »^^'^^  Ti.t'*?^,  r^ee  a^  approved    to    the    states    nB 

t.mo    and    the    circum.stances    attendmg  ,  directed  diplomatic  and  consular  officers  o     »«  a  I  stnte  violence  a^^^  lands,    and  located    warrants  and 

the    negotiation      of     the      treaty    were    the  Unite.l  States  to  scr  itinize  carelclly  all    entllv  noted  lor  ^^"^ J'^^^J^Ji^^'S^^  ^"  .  [  scrip!      The  cash  receipts  from  all  sources 

S:^of  IL  i!:itJiKan^s;;::itSeVi=^rSt^^^^^  ''-  ^'  "^ 

LiSns  were  wholly  inadequate  fbr  theLt-  j  ed.  who  -^-:^r^^^.^^^^^  ,  ^:T^1^^^  ^i^X   IS^d^^^^^:^!^^^^^ 

I  h..ve  a   voice   in  the   direction   of  affairs  '  npon  the  Society  itself       [he  J«««»  ^^^"J  ■  J^'oi^p^d  t2eT°  from^  leaving  at    its    close 

I      shall       not       consent       to      ;^°^P"°M  l^'^''^"?  T"' f  V  h*^  ?7\b6  rTnirt  of  t^^ 

the  sacred  right  by    conferring    it    upon  !  more  fully  set  forth  "'^^/J^  T^P"'^*  °'   '^    ino  uding  the  compensation   to   disbur^iag 

■'   l^°'?J^.'!^i°?ff"„l^T"Lt^^^^^^^  $28,422,884.     an     increase 

...  ^-..,--♦2  on  that  of  the  previous  year. 
The  munificence  of  Congress  has  been  con- 
Hpicuonsly  manifested  in  its  legislation  for 
the  soldiers  and  sailors  who  suflfered  in  the 
and  the 


tlement  of  the  gravo  wrongs  that  had  been  ;  isentitled  to  its  complete  protecUon.  While  ;  throw  ^tii«  buroen  oi^t^ne  ----"  — ^^^'^  were"  added  to  the  pension  rolls,  and  4,876 
sustained  by  this  government,  as  well  as  by 
its  citizens  "  The  injuries  resulting  to  the 
United  States  by  reason  of  the  course 
adopted  by  Great  Britain  during  our  late 
civil  war.  In  increased  rates  of  insurance, in 
the  diminution  of  exports  and  imports,  and 
other  obstructions  to  domestic  industry 
and  production,  in  its  effect  upon  the  for- 
commeree  of  the  country,  in  the  de- 


eign 

crease  and  transfer  to  Great  Britain  of  our 


subjects.  Our  course  should  always  be  in 
conformity  with  strict  justice  and  law,  in- 
ternational and  lo3al.  Such  has  been  the 
policy  of  the  administration  in  dealing 
with  those  questions  for  more  than  a  year. 
A  valuable  province  of  Spain,  and  a  near 
neighbor  of  ours,  in  whom  all  our  laople 
cannot  but  feel  a  deep  interest,  has  been 
struggling  for  indepence  and  freedom.  The 


elections  were  called.     In  Virginia  the  elec-  j  ^ng  our  views  upon  unwilling  nations,  and 
tion  took  place  on  the   6th  of  July,  1869.    fj^m  taking  an  interested  purt,  without  in- 
The  Governor  aud   Lieutenant   Governor 
elected  have  been  installed.      The  Legisla- 
ture met  and  did  all  required  by  this  reso  | 
lotion  and  bv  all  the  rccon«truetion  acts  of  • 
Congiess,  and  abstained  from   all  donbtful  | 
authority.     I  recommend  that  her  Senators 
»nd  Representatives    be    recognizwd,    and  I 
that  the  state  be  tnl'y  restored  to  ltd  place 
in  the  familv  of  states.  Elections  were  called  I 
in   Mississippi   and   Texas,    to   comraenc    | 
on  the  :iOth  of  Ni>veraber.  106v».  and  to  last 

two  davs  in   Mississippi   and   four  days  in 

Texas."  The  elections  have  taken  place,  but 

the  result  is  not  known.      It  is  to  be  hoped 

that  the  acts  ot  the   Lt  gislntnr-s  of  these 

states,  when  th-  y  meet,  will  be   t.ueh  as  to 

receive  your  approv 'l,  and   thus  close  the 

work  of"  reconstruction. 

Among  the  rvils  growing  out  of  the  re- 
bellion, and  not  yet  referred  to.  is  th.it  ot 

an  irredeemable  currency.     It   is  an  evil 

which.    I    hope,    will    receive    your  most 

earnest  attention.     It  is  a  duty,  and  one  of 

the  highest  duties,   "f  the   (rovemment  to 

secure     to     tho     citizens    a    medium    of 

exchange      of      fixed.        unvarying      val- 
ue.        This      implies      a      ntnrn     to    a 

specie  ba^is.  and   no   substitute  for  it  can 

b«  devi«ed      It  should  be  commenced  now. 

and  reaohe«l  at  the  enrl-.^t   practicable  mo- 
ment, consistent   with  a   lair  record  to  the 


commercial  marine,  in  the  prolongation  of  :  eluded  that  to  be  elTt  ctual,  all  the  mart 
the  war  and  increased  cost  both  in  trea.sure  ;  time  powers  engaged  m  the  trade  should 
treasure,  and  in  lives,  of    its   suppression. 


the  report  of 
npon   fictit  oi^s  jind  lr8.udulent  claimants,  j  Commissioner  of  Indian  Affairs       For 
On  the  accession  of   the   present   adminis- !  perintendents  ^d  I^^^V^"  ."^S^^^  "^^  °^  !  ofj^ij  r, 
t ration  it  was  found  that   the   Minister  for    reservations,    oflicers   of    the    army    were  .  oi*«i,i. 
North  Germany  ha  1  made  propositions  for    elected.      The     feasona     for     this     are 
negotia;ious  for  a  convention  for  the  pro-    numerous.       When    I"*^'*'^.  "K^°7    "^ 
tectbm  of  emigrant  passengers,   to   which    sent      there,      or      near      there,      troops 
no  response  had  been  p:iven.     It  was  con 

orders  from 


could  not  be  adjusted  and  satisfied  as  ordi- 
narv  commercial  claims,  which  continually 


vitation,  in  the  (uiarrels  between  different         .  -  ,        ■  ,      . 

nations  or  between  governments  aud  their  ,  arise  between  commercial  nations,  and  yet 


the  convention  treated  them  simply  as  such  \ 
ordinary  claims,    from   which   they   differ  | 
more  widely  in  the  gravity  of  their  charac- 
ter than  in  the  magnitude  of  their  amount. 
Great, eveu,as  is  that  difference,  not  a  word 
was  found  in  the  treaty,  and  not  an  infer- - 
ence  could  be  drrwn  from  it,  to  remove  the 
sense  of  the  unfriendliness  of  tho  course  of 
Great  Britain  in  our  struggle  for  existence. 


must  be   sent  also.     The    agent 
commanders  of  troops  are  independent  ol 

,„   „   each  other,  and  are  subject  to 

join  in  .such  a  mea^uro  Invitations  have  different  departments  of  the  government, 
l.een  extended  to  the  cubinits  of  London,  The  army  officer  holds  a  Po^i]*^^^;^'!'*;' 
Paris,  Florence,  Beriin,  Brus-    the  agent  one  at  the  will  of  the   President, 

sells  Tho  Hague,  Copengagen,  The  former  is  personally  interested  m  "v- 
and  Stockholm  to  order  their  representa-  ing  in  harmony  with  the  Indians  ana  in 
tives  at  Washington  to  simultaneously  en  Uie  establishment  of  a  ijermanent  peace,  lo 
and  coincide  with  ♦he  the  end  that  some  portion  ot  his  lile  my 
in    be  spent  within  the  civilized  section.     Ihe 


TCOpfe  and  government  ofthe  United  States  which  had  universally  impressed  itself 
entertain  the  same  warm  feelings  upon  the  people  of  this  country.  Believing 
and  vympathies  for  the  people  of  Cuba  in 


ter  into  negotiations 
United  Slates  conventions,  identical 
form,  making  uniform  regulations  as  to  the 
construction  of  the  parts  of  vessels  to  be 
.levoted  to  the  use  of  emigrant  passengers 
as  to  quality  and  quantity  of  food,  as  to 
the  meilical  treatment  of  the  sick,  and  as 
to  the  rules  to  be  obseived  during  the  voy 


thoir  pendirg  struggle  that  they  manifest- 
ed throughout  tho  previous  struggle*"  be- 
twee"  Spain  and  the  former  colonies  in  be- 
half of  the  latter,  but  the  contest  at  no 
time  assumed  the  conditions  which 
amount  to  a  war  in  the  sense  of  internation- 
al law,  or  which  would  show  the  existence 
of  a  de  facto  political  organization  of  the 
insurgents  sufficient  to  justify  a  recogni 
tion    of    belligerency.     The  principle 

this      nat  on 


age  in  order  to   secure 
that  the  convention  thus   misconceived  in    mote  heailh,  to   prevt- 
its  scope  aud  made  quite  liberal  in  its  pro-  ,  protect  tbe  feniales  and   providing  lor  tne 
-'      t  have  produced  the  hear-    esiablishment  of  tribunals  m    the  several 


latter  has  no  such  personal  interest.  And 
there  is  an  economic  one,  and  still  another 
hoi  '  which  the  government  has  upon  a  life 
officer,  to  secure  a  faithful  discharge  of  du- 
ties in  carrying  out  a  given  policy.  The 
building  of  railroads,  and  the  access  there- 
• ~o    ..r>ri.^<iUnra1     and    mineral 


visions  would  not 


ty  "nd  cordial  settlement  of  pending  ques- 
tions which  alone  is  consistent  with  the 
relations  which  I  desire  to  have  establish-  ; 
ed  between  the  United  States  and  Great 
Britain.  I  ^regarded  the  action  ol  the  Sen- 
ate  in  the  Ejection  of  the  treaty  to  have 
been  wisely  taken  in  the  interest  of  peace, 
is  ( and    a    necessary    step   in    the 


5   ventilation,  to  pro-  i  by  given  to  all  agricultural    and   mineral 
■,it  intrusion   and  to    regions  of  their  country, is  rapidly  bringing 

the  civilized  settlements  into  contact  with  ■. 
all  the  tribes  cff  Indians.     No  matter  what ; 
for  enforcing  such  regilatious    ought  to  be  the    relations  between  sncu 

settlements  and  aborigines,  the 
fuct  is  they  do  not  harmonize 
well  and  one  or  the  other  has  to  give  way. 
\  Bvstem  which  looks  to  the  extermination 
of  a"  race  is  too  horrible  for  a  nation  to  adopt 
without  entailing  upon  itself  the   wrath  of  , 


countries, 

bv  summary  process. 
"Your attention  is  ruspectfully  called  to 
the  law  regarding  the  tariff  on  Prussian 
hemp,  and  to  the  qaestion  whether  to  fix 
the  char'^'cs  on  Russian  hemp  higher  than 
they  arc  fixed  up.-n  Manilla  is  not  a  viola- 


direction  i  u"n  of  "ourtreaty  with  Russia  placing  her  .  «)!  Christendom    »'^'i.  *^°S*'*'^",j.°«  ^f  Ihe 

.  I  of  a  perfect  andcordi^  friendship  between  ;  ^^-J^^^^Z^^^t'^^  i  JJ-^I^S  ^I^^J^^^^'S  ^i^. 

with    wonderlul  j  I  see  no  substitute  for  such  a  system,  ex-    -——--^Tv^^^^aon.     U  it  is  tne  desire 

...  ,„„   Ka  /i/.r»  -"-»  ' '.»•  I '"no.  f  Ks  tf>    make    the    censes  which 

ervations  as  rapidly  a.s  can  be  done 


tablish  their  present  dependendencies  as 
independent  power*,  members  of  the 
family  of  nations.  These  dependencies  are 
no  longer  regarded  as  subject  to  trant^fer 
from  one  European  power  to  another.  When  |  that  the  time  may 


interest  of  the  debtor  class.    Immediate  re-  |  with  the  existing  relaticns  of  Spain  to 
•umpticn.  if  practicable,  won!  1  ujt    be  de-        '         '  -     -   .-  ».- 

cirable.  It  would  compel  the  debtor  class 
to  pay  beyond  their  contracts  the  premium 
of  gold  at  the  d*te  «>f  their  purcU^^se.  and 
vould  briu^  bankruptcy  and  mm 
to  thoasan.ls.  Fluctuations,  however, 
in  the  paper  value  of  the  measure 
of  all  mlufg.  gold,  is  d-^tri-uental  to  the  in- 
terests of  trade:  i?  raakL-s  a  man  of  busi- 
ness an  mvolnn'ary  gambler,  for  in  all 
■ales  when  future  payment  is  to  be  mad*, 
both  parties  specula;.-  a.-  to  what  will  be 
the  value  of  the  curren.  y  ;o  be  paid  and 
receird.  I  earnestly  recommend  to  you. 
then,  such  legislation  as  will  insure  a  grad- 
ual return  to  specie  payments,  and  put  an 
imnieduite  stop  to  fluctuati.^ns  in  the  value 
of  currency.  The  m'ethods  to  secure  these 
rectiltd  are  as  numerous  as  the  speculations 
on    pcliiioal    econon:  .     To    secure    the 


maintained         that         ^  .  ,  ..  -     . 

its  own  judge  when  to  accord  the   riijht  of   the  two  countries.  A  sensitive  people 
belligerency,  either  to  a  people  struggling  ,  scions  of  their  power,  are  more  at  ea.se  un- 
to free  themselves  from  a  government  thev    ibr  a  cr-^at   wrong  wholly    unatoued  tjan 
bebeveto  be  oppressive,  or  lo  independent '  under  restraint  of  a  settlement  which  satis-  i 
nations  at  war  with  each  other.     The  Unit-  '  fies  neither  their  ideas  of  justice   nor  their  ,  m    macoinery 
ed  Sutes  have  no  disposition   to  interfere  •  v-rave  sense   cf  the    grievance    th.y    have  !  increatiug. 


frtctures    are    mcrea.siQ 

rapidity  under  the   eiicounv^'ement 

thev  now  receive 


the  soldie 

recent  struggle  to  maintain  that  unity  of 
government  which  makes  us  one  people. 
The  additions  to  the  pension  rolls  of  each 
succeeding  year  since  tho  conclusion  of 
hostililies''re8ult  in  a  great  degree  from  the 
repeated  amendments  of  the  act  of 
the  14th  ot  July,  1862,  which  would 
extend  its  provisions  to  cases  not 
filling  within  its  original  scope. 
The  large  outlay  which  is  thus  occasioned 
is  fuither  increased  by  the  more  liberal  al- 
lowance bestowed  since  thatS|date  upon 
those  who,  in  the  Une  of  duty,  were  wholly 
or  i)ermaueutly  disabled.  Public  opinion 
has  given  an  emphatic  sanction  to  these 
measures  of  Congress,  and  it  will  be  con- 
ceded that  no  part  of  our  public  burden  is 
more  cheerfully  borne  than  that  which  is 
imposed  by  this  branch  of  the  service.  It 
necessitates  for  the  next  fiscal  year, 
•  in  addition  to  the  amount  just  chargeable  to 
'  the  naval  pension  fund,  an  appropriation 
of  thirty  million  dollars. 

During  the  year  ending  the  30th  of  Sep- 
tember, 1869,  the  Patent  Office  issu.id  13,- 
762  patents,  and  its  receipts  were  $683,289, 
b.  ic^'  5213,926  more  than  the  expenditures 

iMiould  respectfully  call  your  attention 
to  tlie  recommendation  of  the  SecreUry  of 
the  Interior  for  uniting  the  duties  of  super- 
vihiug  the  education  of  the  freedmen  with 
the  other  duties  devolving  npon  the  Com 


a  !.ort  of  spread  eact» 
tioadin*.  but  I  mean  every  word  of  jt  I  have  beea 
there.    WTien  your  system  is  racked  witH 

RHEl^IATIt 

pain,  and  you  cannot  even  turn  yourself  in  bed,  or  sitlin 
ma  chair,  you  must  sit  and  suffer,  in  the  mormns  wlaa 
injf  it  was  nisht,  amd  at  ni«ht  wiahlnc  It  w»a  mornliiC* 
wT..n  you  have       j,^,;^,^^,^. 

when  every  nerve  in  your  being  is  like  the  »tin«  of 
wasp    circulatinc  the  most  venomous  and  hot  poiac« 
around  your  heart,  and  driving  you  to  the  very  verge  ot 
madness     When  yon  have  the 

SCIATICA, 

(that  1  have  just  got  through  with.)  that  most  awfui. 
most  heart  withering,  most  strength  dwrttoying,  mow 
spirit  breaking  and  nund-weakeningof  all  diseases  that 
can  afiliot  our  poor  human  nature.  ^Rien  you  have  tA« 

I.,i:>IRAGO, 

lying  and  writhing  in  agony  and  pain,  unable  to  turn 
yourself  in  bed,  and  eve™  movement  WlU  go  to  your 
heart  like  a  knife ,  now  tell  me,  if  rohef  and  car»  of  any 
of  these  diseases  in  a  few  days  is  not  the  Ur«at«et 
Medical  Blessing  of  the  Age,  tell  us  what  is  ! 

DIRF.CTION8  TO  USE. -Yon  will  take  atableepooc- 
fol  and  three  spoonfuls  of  water  thme  times  a  day,  and 
in  a  few  days  every  particle  of  rheumatic  and  nenralgio 
pain  will  be  dissolved  and  pass  ofi  by  the  kidneys. 

Manufaotui»d  by         DONALD  KENNEDY, 

RttxbuT,  Mmm, 

Wholeralf.  ArtENTH.-KuUer,  pnch  i  Fallgr.  Lord 
A  Smith,  E.  P.  Dwyer  4  Co.,  Bumhams  t  Van  Schaacl^ 
Hurlburt  A  Edsall,  Tolmaa  A  King.  Chioago;  Green  A 
Button,  Rice  ARlina,  Bowrorth  4  Son.  Dohmen^ 
SciiraiJt,  M.lwsukeeTMeCnjtoch  4  MoC^.  L«gro*». 
*oy«s  BroH.,  St.  Paul;  CoUins  Bro^,  Z.  F  WetB«L 
Meyers  Bros..  St  IxjuU;  Moore  4  Tartoet,  Zunket»an  4 
Haas,  Dubuque.  „  .      »,  ,„ 

At  retaU  by  all  dmggiata.    Pnce  tl-M- 

Ke«|i  the  C'ircnIatioD  Active. 

A  free  and  regular  circulation  of  the  blood  isesaeBtial 
to  health.  Itplacosthewholes}-steminastat«of  aotiv* 
defence  against  all  unwholesome  influences,  and  is  an 
especial  safeguard  against  the  inimical  effect  »f  sudden 
changes  of  temperature,  and  of  damp  and  cold. 

If  proper  attention  were  paid  to  this  important  fact, 
there  would  not  only  be  a  great  decrease  in  the  number 
of  cases  of  stomach,  bowel  and  renal  complainta,  but 
also  in  ik»  number  of  deaths  by  consnmptinn  and  other 
pulmonary  diseisee 

At  this  period  of  the  year,  when  the  dividing  lin« 
which  separates  a  genial  from  an  inclerasnt  eeaaon  has 
just  been  parsed,  a  course  of  HO.STKTTF.R'S  STOM- 
ACH BITTERS  will  be  found  of  invaluable  service  in 
improving  the  condition  of  the  vital  fluid  and  gently 
stimulating  its  flow.  Violent  coughs  and  colds,  like 
intermittent  fever,  are  the  frequent  effects  of  a  chilly 
atmosphere  uposi  a  debilitated  organization.  Diaaaa** 
of  the  kidneys  often  proceed  from  the  same  aoorce 
How  essential  is  it,  therefore,  for  persons  of  feeble  eon 
stitution.  to  invigorate  tbe  vital  organization  at  the 
commencement  of  Winter.  FortitiKd  by  warm  olothinc 
without,  and  HOSTETTRR'8  BITTERN  within,  the 
frail  and  delicate  may  brave  with  impunity  an  amount 
of  exposure  and  hardship  which,  under  other  drcwn- 
stanoes,  would  prostrate  them  on  a  bed  of  sickneM. 
let  them  oooKlder  this  and  h»  wise  in  time. 

ERRORS  OF  YOUTH. 

A  GENTLEMAN  wtiosaffered  for  year*  from  Narvoos 
Debthty  Premature  Decay,  and  all  the  effects  of  yoath- 
ful  indiscretion,  will,  for  the  sake  of  suffering  hamanity, 
send  free  to  all  who  need  it,  the  receipt  and  directions 
tor  making  the  simple  remedy  by  which  he  waa  •ni«d. 
Sufferers  wishing  to  prottt  by  the  advertiser's  experience 
can  do  so  by  addreasing.  m  perfect  oonhdence, 
JOHN  B.  OGDRN, 
No.  H  Cedar  street.  New  Yorf  | 


which  1  ,f.r>f  in  nUcio"  all  the  Indians  on  large  le.      _  ,       ti  „ 

With  the miprovements';;Plu,mVr^^^^^^^^^         can  _be  done  and  ;  of  Congics  to    make    the 


Bl'eaily  effected  and  sUll  t  {riving  them  absolute  protectioa  there.    A..s 

sin-     machin-.-ry    to    take    ^oon  as  th«v  are  fitted  for  it  they  shouid  be 

"  to  a  large  extent,    ird-iced  to  btke  their  lands  tti  severaby  orto 


cansin 
skilled  labo: 


of  the    ^                        .              I 
her    sustained.     The  r»^jection  ol  the  treaty  wast  the  place  ^.  =» -  "»  ,  „  ^a\—- .  ^»„^.iw  frr  their  own  rrotec- 

»,b;rE.rop.an  powe«.iU  M  it  ,o  .heir   t>v.r.b,e        to     .1^.„ -»«*1^,,,  «- 1  ^.^  ^/rrTK  ,°°f  i°s7o'^^^^^^^^ 
intore^t  to  terminate  those  relations  and  e« 


mustletakt^n   during 
cmplete  and   perfect 


Itch!  Itohl!  Itch  III 

iC'RATCn       SCRATCH!!     8CKATCB!!! 
lVlkcat«tt*a  Olataaaat 

lafrooilOtoMI 

CtiTM  The  Itch. 
CorM  Halt  lUMiui. 
CnoM  Tetter. 


Caiw  OU  8«rcs. 

MAQIC. 

Prioe,SOe.aboz;  bri 

Addrees  WEEKS  4  POTTKB.  170  Wi 
for  mJ«  tor  all  Drogsiala. 


both      sides,      which 

favorable        to      an        -—        —   , . .  -  , 

tempt         at  renewed         necoliAtion.  !  fined  to  ?.  few  localities,   as  formerly 

I  a^'cordinglv  so  instructed  tbe  Minister  of  1  it  is  to  be  hoped  tbat  they  will  become 
the  United' Stittee  to  Great  Britain,  and  I  more  and  more  diflfn-,ed,  making  the  icter- 
found  that  my  views  in  this  regard  were  ',  est  in  them  a  general  one  la  all  secliocs, 
shared  by  Hsr  ilajestys  ministers.     I  hope 


soon  arrive  when    the 
approach  the  solrf^ 


the  present  relation?  of  the  colonies   cease  :  two   governments  «an  approacu  tbe  soio*. 

thev  are  to  become  indepentent  powers,  ex-  i  tion  cf  this  m.^mentous  qaestion  with  an 

erci'sing  the  right   of  choice  and  of  self-  '  assmruuce  ol  what  is  due  to  the  nghts,  dig- 

control  in  the  determination  of  their  future  .  nity  and  honor  of  each,  and 

condition  and  relation*  with  other  powers. 

The  United  States,  in  order  to  put  a  stop  to 

bloodshed  in  iJaba    and  in  the  interest 

of     a     neighMring      people,      proposed 

their  good   offices  to    bring  the    existing 

contest  to  a  termination.      The  oSer   not 

being  accepted  by  Spain,  on  a  basis  which 


with  the  de- 
termination not  only  to  remove  the  causes 
of  complaint  in  the  past,  but  to  lay  the 
ft lundation  of  a  broad  principle  of  public 
law  which  w'U  prevent  future  differences, 
and  tend  to  a  firm  and 
continued  peace  and  friend-ship. 
This  is  now  the  only  grave  question  which 


cill  yonr  special  attention   to  the  reports 
of  the  Secretary  of  the  Interior  and  the  I 
Commissioner  of   Indian  Affairs.     The  re-  , 
port   ol  the  Secretary  of  War  shows  the 
_  _  expenditures  of  the  War    Department  for ' 

and  thuV give  emp!o>ment  and  support  to  ',  the  vear  ending  the  30th  of  June.  1869,  to  , 
hundreds  of  thousands  of  people  at  home,  .  he  $80.64-i,042,  of  which   *2J,»«2,310  was 
and  retain  with  us  the  mia.n9  which  other-  '■  disburse*   in  the  payment  of  debts    cou- 
'  wise  would  be  shipptd  abroad.      The  ex-   tracted  duhng  the  war.  find  is  not  charge- 
tension    of    railri»d»  in  Europe  and  the  !  able  to  curret-t  army   expenses.     The  e<i- 
'the     r^ist      is    bringing    into    comptti- i  mate  of   $34,531,031  for  the    expenses  of 
,  tion      with     our     sigricoltaral    products  |  the  amy    lor    the    next    ^al     year 

like      tiroducta      of       oth«r      counttie^.  ',  as      low      as        it        i^»     "*:* 
ielf-mterestifnot.elf-preserv.tioa,  there-,  be -T«Ued    on.     The  estimates  of  bureau  j  ox  congress^  we  ju^^^^ 
fore,    dictates  cauticn  againsfc  disturbing  t  oficert  -have    been    carefuUy    '«^'^^''°ff^  |  f^^J^^g^f '"'i^^Sir^ 

^g_apgi02T»iiQ^«»^    .  _  ^,^^i„,^^^  1^  '  i^bors  of  the  Coort  hare  largely  increaBed,  j  ^^. 

■■i^HHBi^iBMSBdiaifa^^^^b--'^  "       r'' — *~  -*  ^AApt  i.sa&a, 


can 


the  year  1870  more 
than  heretofore,  I 
would  suggest  early  action 
that  may  be  agreed  upon.  As  CJongress  at 
tbe  laet'ses^ioiv  appwinted  a  committee  to 
take  into  consideration  such  measures  as 
might  be  deemed  proper  in  reference  to 
the  coming  censu-s,  and  to  report  a  plan,  I 
desist  from  saying  more. 

I  recommend  to  your  favorable  consider- 
ation the  claims  of  the  Agricoltoral 
Bureau  for  liberal  appropriation  in  a 
coai-try  so  diversified  in  cUmate  and  soil  as 
oors,  and  with  a  population  so  largely  da- 
pendent  upon  agriculture,  the  benefit*  that 
_.  ,  can  be  conferred  by  properly  fostering  thia 
is  ;  bnreHlL,  are  incalculable. 

I  desire,  re8pectfully,to  oall  the  attention 


TO  CONSUMPTIVES. 

The  Advertiser,  having  bam  rMtorad  to  hanlUt  in  a 

upon  any  plan    f^  weeka.  by  a  vOTy  iiBipla  remwlr,  aftar  havtog  sn  j«r' 

ed  several  years  with  a  severe  Inng  affection,  and  that 

dread  disease.  Consumption,  is  aniiooa  to  make  knowa 

to  liis  (eUow  sufferers,  the  nwne  o<  ear*. 

To  all  who  desire  it,  he  wiU  send  a  copy  of  the  pre- 
scription need  (free  of  charge),  with  the  direclioot  for 
preparing  and  using  the  same,  which  they  wUl  liud  a 
SUKK  Clue  kob  CosstmKnoji,  Ajmnt a,  BaoMcamr, 
etc.    The  obiect  of  the  advertjaer  in  sending  the  pre 
scripticn  i;  «o  benefit  the  afllictwl.  and  spmj  iafctMa. 
tion  «Moh  he  conceives  to  be  invaloable ;  and  ^ 
every  soS'rer  will  try  his  remedy,  aa  It  wlU  eoat  th  i 
nothing,  :-nd  may  prove  a  blesiing 
Parties  wishing  tbe  piescripttoe  will  pleaac  ■<! flues 
Rzv.  EDWARD  A.  WILSON, 
I  WiHiaaMon.  Kino  Connty.  New  Toric. 


I 


J 


'  ether  markets  for  the  sal 

;  Our  neighbors  south  of  us,  and  China  and 

;  .Tar.an  shputd  receive  out  specia  attention. 


The  Married  LaAe^PrlroteCwiL  _ 

will ;  taaSs"**^"'*''^^.  ansg.^&sserj 


U»i.r  T    sa.  l.nt.    on.   war     nndthat    i^  !  v.e  beleived  could  b- receJTed  by  Co^a. was    thejnited  State,  have  with  any  foreign  na- 

INTENTIONAL  DUPLICATE  EXPOSURE 


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THE   FREE  HOMESTEAD. 


Fiom  lUe  St.  Paul  Pioueer. 

Miiiuesuta    Kailro&ds. 


State   News. 


Waseoa  ba?  a  bra«s  band. 
The  carti  now  run  to  Crystal  Lak«. 
A  man  in  St.  Paul  was  thrown  front  a    iragon 
Ia«kt  TlmrsiUv,  and  killed. 

The  *trtte  lands  of  the  St.  Louis  river  are  said 
to  V>«  the  largest  in  the  world. 

Th«  new  ston*  dual  in  the  Root  rtrer,  at 
Lanesboro,  is  c«u>p1eted  at  a  coat  of  $15,000. 

The  Northficld  Entfrprint  says  that  the  Mason- 
ic fraternify  of  that  place,  ar«  to  have  a  Calico 
Bull,  on  the  27th  inst. 

A  niovement  is  on  foot  for  the  union  of  all 
the  German  suctetiei  and  aasooiations  of  St. 
Paul  into  one  grand  organization. 

One  Uiokey,  was  mu;ilcrcd  at  Owatonna  la.'t 
Funday  night,  by  Murray.  The  as«a«lt  wa- 
provoked  by  a  goose  transaction,  which  occurred 
three  months  ago. 

Two  Norwegians,  who  lived  about  11  miles 
from  New  U'ln,  got  into  a  disjmto  about  some 
traps,  and  mu^krats.  a  few  days  since,  which  re- 
su^ttjd  iu  the  death  uf  one  of  the  party,  named 
J<>linson. 


St.  Paul  and  PAciAo,  branch    line^    from    St. 
I  Paul  to  ^auk  Ilapids,  81  miled. 

St.  Paul  and  Pacific,  main  line,  from  St.  An- 
thony to  Crjw  river,  42  milva. 

bt.  Paul  and  Sioux  City,    trum    St.    Paul    to 
Mankalo,  90  mileii. 

Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul,  Minnesota  Diviuion, 
from  St.  Paul  to  the  State  Line,  131  milef. 

Lake  superior  and  Mississippi,  from  St.  Paul 
to  Wyoming,  30  miles. 

Winona  and  St.  Peter,  from  Winona  to   Wase- 
ca, IOC  miles. 

Southern  Minnesota,    from    La    Crescent    to 
Lanesboro,  .'>0  miles. 

Husiini^s  and  Dakota,  irom  Hastings  to  Farm- 
ingtoii,  20  miles. 

As  the  leasou  for  active  operations  in  extend- 
ing these  difi'crent  lines  of  road  is  about  closing, 
it  may  be  of  inlorust  to  learn  what .  progre:-s  has 
been  made  in  railroad  builaiug  in  Minnesota 
during  the  year.  The  year  181)9  will  long  be 
remeubere4.as  one  peculiarly  unfavorable  for 
railroad  work.  The  spring  was  backward,  and 
the  greater  portion  of  the  summer.  Yet,  not- 
withstanding all  the  difficulties  that  contractors 
had  to  meet  with,  the  season's  work  shows,  in 
the  aggregate,  that  244  miles  of  road  have  been 
built  and  put  in  operation,  divided  among  the 
d'ffcrent  roads  as  follows: 

Si.  Paul  and  Pacific  (Main  line),  to  Chippewa 
river,  ninety  miles  west  of  Crow  river;  total, 
171  miles  from  St.  Paul.  The  grading  will  be 
continued  beyond  Chippewa  river  until  the 
weather  compel?  a  suspension  of  work. 

As  soon  as  orarticable  the  work  will  be  resum- 
ed next  spring,  and  the  r<*d    completed   to   its 


DRIJQ^ ! 


CONDIT  &  AUSTIN, 
MaiikatOjMiiin., 

DEALEKS     IN 

DRUGS, 

MEDICINES, 

PAINTS,   &c 


Stock  always  full,  and  custvmi- 
ers  can  at  all  times  be  furnished 


URESU  KISH,  BIEF,  SALT  I'OBK,  AND 

OYSTER;?, 
g,9.jj  At  RICUARDSON'a. 


PAUM  FOR  PALE  OR  REST. 

A  desirable  farm  of  tCO  acres,  welt    watered,  hi  -I.. 
town  ofPicKotl,  Seciion  18,  Is  .  iTere^i  fur  laW,  or  re 
for  one,  two.  o.  ihrce years.     Forty  MresbiokJ,  tfen 
acres  of  timber,  two  and  one-lialf  niUet  dUunt,  will  b. 
gold  wlllitlie  farm,  aepuralel.v,  oi  in  lol«  to  suit   purchas- 
ers     Terms,  if  soM,  ■?•••'"  d"»n.  «'"'  '•>«  balance  ou  HciiK 
lime.     For  lurUici  parlit  ularb  iu  lUirn  of  or  address  ih> 

-Ij^m'"'  OFO.  MASTERS. 

Shelby viUe  Minn., November  8d,    609. 


Also   Geneiml  AfMita    tor  ^^ 

-vriA..  :E:3srA.BE<sc   oo' 

and  otiun-  First  CIom 


Ob  and  «ft»r  Tncwiay,  Manh   30  train.  w  = 
ran  «a  follows; 

Mankato  and  Le  Sueur  Trains 

m:avc.                                        annivn. 
Bh  Paul T:15  a  m       Mnnkato 4:30  p 


terminu-"  at  tho  western  boundary   of    the   State 
,          k      ,.•      •     c     Tt     y         L      \  ; some  75  miles)  early  in  the  season.                        i  ^-^                    /            .         -i        -i-v  t  ' 

A  youneman  fr«m  Austin,  tn  St.    Paul,  met  a  j  ^    ^^^^  ^apcrilr  and    Mississippi    Road    forty-     ^^^h  aQVtlling  in  tlie  DlUg  ImC.  , 
diningroom  girl.     Thty    were    acr(uainted    one     seven  miles  have  been  completed  and  put  in  run-                          •'             °  i 

h-ur.  fell  In  lore  in  two  hours,  engaged  in  ibree     ning  order  during  the    year,    making  a  total    of         -        -•- »..„- t>„ j,,flR..» 

...  •    1         J  soventy-sevcn  milea  from   St.    Paul  toward   Du- 

hi>ur«,  and  in  MX    h«iir3  were    married    and    on       "-'^"ij  o" 

i  '"'b. 
their  mjy  to  Austin.  i       n  ;<  expected  that  the  road  will  bo  completed 


MonsK'slNniAS  ItooT  Pi  .i.s.--  We  have  lati  I 

been  shown  the  formula  frciu  whith    the.-e   PiM.- 

are  prepared,  ami  from  this  and   our   cxpcricno 

in  the  use  of  llitm,  can  honestly  proiu.uiuc  then 

a  good,  fafo  and    rclial.h!  medicine.       P.elng   .n 

tlrely  tree  from  all    poison  >us  ingredients    •he> 

can  be  safely   used  while  pL-rformiog    the    activ. 

duties  of  life.     We  would  advi-^c  all  lo  use  them  : 

and  by  a  fair  trial  you  can  see  at  once  the  bene 

fit  derived    from     them.     Use    Mor.-u's    India- 

Knot  PillsHn  all  cases  of  Riliiousness,  Headacln- 

Female   Irregularities,     Liver   Complaints,    Ac 

I  Said  by  all  Dealers^ 

I     a  T  THE  NEW 

COOPERAGE, 

In  Winnebago  City.casks*  f  all  siics  will  be  found 
constantly   on    hand.      REPAIRINfl    dene    at 
short  notice.    Cash  paid  lor   staves    and   b«'«»- 
poles.    Cooper  Shop  in  the  back  paft  of  tho   »id 
Log  Tavern.  p.  H.  WERE. 

Winnebago  City,  Nov.  10,  1869.  2M-tf 


Mnnktito.... 
Le  Sntur.... 


:'',:40  p  m 
9:00  a  m 
6:45  a  m 


l.e  Sueur.. 
St.  Paul... 


8;;;o  p 
&•<«  p 

1]       :>  :4   . 


Front  Stieet,  2d  deor  above  Record   office. 

2A3p.'?Di 


A  .  ^.A„  ,«  »».«  \r;n«.,.„.':,   Rn«r,i     thrunjih  to  the  like  and  trains  running  regularly 

A  report  was  madn  to  the  Minneapo.is  Board     ^^^^^^^^  ^^,^^^^^  ^^^^^^  .^  ^.^^  ^^  ^^^.^   j^e  nest 

of  Trade,  the  other  diy,  on  the  survey  of  the  pro-     harvest  of  wheat. 

posed  line  of  ra5!r,.ad  from  that  p1ai-c  to  the  Icwa  |  St.  Paul  and  Sioux  City  Road  have  exfcntied 
I        ^  ,   M    u  1I7-;  J      ill      .     thuk  lino  of  ro;id  from  Mankato  to  Crystal  Lake, 

line,  by  wayofMiakopce,  W  iiton,  and  ^^^^^^  ,^^g^.J,„ce  of  fidccQ  miles,  and  in  conjunction 
Lea.  The  report  was  highly  favorable,  and  wc  ,v-ih  the  Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul  road  have 
believe  the  road  will  be  built.  ■  completed  the  new  line  across  the  Missouri  riv- 

i  cr  and  bronght  the  cars    from  the    westorn    and 
Tho  Mower  connty    Trantvript    says  that    on     j„uthern  portions  of  the  Slate  directly  into   the 
the  1st  iust.,  the  bands    on     the    Ced:.r    Va'ley     city,  thus  giving  St,    Paul    an    all  rail  Eastern 
Ka.lroad,    U.ween  Austin    and  tho  State   ^ne/^  connection.  ^^^  ^^.^  built  their 

were  "hauleil  off"  and  discharged.  They  were  j-^^^  1^^.^^^  |,.jmjgy„  p„i„t  of  junction  with  the 
within  four  miles  of  the  lice,  and  would  have  Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul  road,  to  Wells,  a  dis- 
completed  the  work  this  week  ready  for  the  cars.  \  tunceof  forty  miles,  on  which  freight  and  pas 


It  is  nadersfoid   that  the  lnwa  part   of    the  :inc 
liis  been  purchased  by  the  Illinois  Central  I'-jlLI 
roud  Ooiupany. 


icngcr  trains  are  now  running  regularly 

IKi/tort.i  aud  Si.  /'rtsr  Jload. —This  company 

have  added  twenty  a  ilea   to    their    road  during 

'  the  present  season,  leaving  only  fifteen  or   cigh- 

i  toeu  more  of  road  to  build  lo  complete  the  entire 

The  Mankato  Un'on  says  that  on  tha  2Sib  clt,  ,  Hue  to  St.  Petei. 

•s  Mr.  Wm.  GiliSllan,  who  live,  in   the  t.  wu  of  i       St.  I'nul  u„.l  Ch!...go   /?oa.7.--This    new   road 

■  .      ..  V  ,  ,    ,•    J    ,•    I  has  sprung  into  exis;encc  only  during    the  pres- 

Lerey.was  leading  a  strange   horse  beb.nd    his     ^^j  y^^,^  ^^j  i^^s   not   made  so  much    progress 

as  the  other  railroads  in  Minnesota.     The  xrad- 


r\     C.  TUOMPSON. 

Boots  and  Shoes 

MADE  TO  ORDER,  AND 

REPAIRING 

NEATLY  DONE. 
Go  to  Thompson's  for  your  Beots. 


Winnebago  City  and  Waseca  j 

STAGE  LINE  I 

i 

Leaves  Winnebago,  everj'  day  except  Saturdays,  j 
Leaves  Waseca,  every  dav  except  Mondaya. 

This    routs    lies   through    WILTON,    MI>NLSOTA 
LAKK.GUAfKLANU.nnanASSLAKE.  I 

fas!.ence.s  by  this   new  and   T-P"'"'- '•""'','■  V,''^^!  I 
TWKNTY  .MILK.S  of  travel,  and  money,  and  win  riue 

only  in  the  aay-iime.potn!.'  throiiv'b  i"  Sl^'';,''''-^'i  ,„, 
THOMAS  GKOUtiK,  I'loprietor. 

Winnebago  City,  Nov.  18th,  18CS,        261if 


E.  P   Ncedham  &  Son  and  B.  Shoninger  &  Oo.'s 
Manufacturera   and  Importers  of 

A.VD     KVEET     DFSCRIPTIOS    OF 

650  Broadwftjr*.,  }        •V7--A.:R:BS<003^S    { 


NEW  YORK.' 


69  "WoaliiiiRton  Sir., 
CHICAGO. 


V.  .\EGAR  — How  made  in  10  hours 
DrugK.     For   circulars,    addres,    L 
Vfnegar  works,  Cromwell,  Conn. 


wiUiout     (&1AAA     *»^^''",   '^^K'^^k^X.'bu^ine!: 
>AGE     <^1UM  Agents,    male    and    <i=«^"7;, ';,""'!,'';. 
permanent.   Enclose  3c  stamp.  Van  Allen  A  Co, 


320  w  4 


rnilE  MAGIC  COMB  will  chance  any  colored 
i  hair  or  beared  to  a  permanent  black  or  brown 
It  contains  NO  POISON.  Any  one  can  use  it. 
One  .sent  by  mail  for  $1.00.  Address  MAGIC 
COMB  CO.,  Springfield,  M..s.s.  320m3 


j  171  Broadway,  N.  Y. 


3»*vf4 


own,  into  the  subU.  tue  latter  ktckad  at  the  | 
•tranga  horse,  missed  him  and  hit  tho  man  »n 
th"  loft  cheek,  breaking  in  the  cheek  bone,  the 
upper  jaw,  the  lower  jaw,  and  the  bridge  of  the  . 
Bosa.  The  whole  side  of  the  face,  including  the  i 
temple  bone,  was  crushed  in  fiat.  One  of  the 
oorks  male  a  cavity  in  tho  cheek,  into  which 
the  Doctor  thrust  bra  instrument  and  lifted  the 
bonea  to  their  place.  Mr.  Gilfillan  was  uncon- 
acioas  for  some  time  but  is  now  rational. 

The  Owatonna  Journal  gives  a  favorable  ac- 
count of  the  experiment  of  manufacturing  cheese 
recently  began  in  the  town.  Last  Spring 
Messrs.  n:«rtou  A  Case  built  a  factory  and  pur- 
chased three  hundred  cows,  from  the  milk  of 
whicn  they  mauulactured  2j,000  pounds  of 
cheese.  The  proceeds  of  tho  sale  of  which  at 
20  cents  per  pound,  foot  up  the  nice  little  sum 
of  ^j, 100.  In  addition  to  this  the  proprietoT^ 
have  fattened  fifty  hog?  which  at  $12  each  woulj 
Df-t  :?600.  The  proprietors  also  have  the  ma- 
chinery for  grindicg  feed  and  savring  wood,  a 
business  which  they  will  follow  during  the  win- 
ter. 


lag  has  been  dune  and  tho  iron  nearly  laid  <rom 
St.  PuI  to  Ilasting.H.  Thut  portion  of  the  road 
mnv  be  running  in  Dcceml^cr. 

Hutihi'jx  "lid  iJiikutit  i:»iid  in  another  new 
road.  During  this  sea<on  it  has  been  extended 
from  Farmington,  where  it  crosses  the  Milwaukee 
and  St.  Paul  road,  to  Lakeville,  a  distance  of 
ten  miles,  and  Ihb  cars  are  running  regularly  to 

that  point.  ,  .     ^i. 

This  gives  :!>l  miles  of  completed  road  in  the 
State,  Divided  among  the  different  companies  as 
follows  : 

St.  Paul  and  Pacific  (main  and  branch  lines)  21.^ 
Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul  (Minn.  Division). ...i:"l 

Lake  Superior  and  Mississippi 77 

St.  Paal  and  Sionx  City 107 

Wioona  and  St.  Peter '26 

Southern   Minnesota '*^ 

Hastings  and  Dakota •^" 

St.  Paul  and  Chicago ~ 20 


READY     MxlDE    CLOTfllNG, 

SHIRTS  AND  DRAWERS, 


At  Thompson's,    opposite   the  Collins    House 
Winnebago  City,  Minn. 


BLACKSMITUINI}. 

WE  have  opened  a  shop  on  Blue  Earth  Ave- 
nue, for  all  kin.l.^  ..f  blfM-ksmithing.  wagon 
repairing,  Ac,  and  will  be  found  constantly  on 
hand  and  readv  to  aeommodate  our  customers. 
Attention  is  called  to  the  fellowing  prices: 

Horse  shoeing,  per  .-pan , ^*  *!j! 

New  Shoo, f 

Setting  Shoe, 

We  guarantee  entire  sntisfaction  t«y  (til  who  may 
patronize  us.  CLOSSICK  A  SMITH. 

Winnebago  City,  Juno  23d,  1S69. 


C^^UAPPED  HANDS  AND  F/*CE,  SORE 
^Lips.  &c.,  cured  at  once  by  the  use  of  Hege- 
man'a  camphor  Ice  with  Glycerine,  keeps  the 
hands  soft  in  the  colJesi  wet^thrr.  ."-ee  that  you 
get  tho  Genuine.  Sold  by  Drii-rgisls.  Price, 
25  cts  per  box  ;  sent  hy  mail  for  30  cents. 

HEGEMAN  A  Co,  N  Y.     P.  0.  Box  222S. 

.^20w4 


I 


TO  THE  AVORKING  CLASS.— We  nro  now  '  T"^ 
prepared  lo  furnish  all  classes  with  censtantem-  I 
ployment  at  home,  the  whole  of  the  time   or  for 
the  spare  morucnts.      business    new, 'light  and 


AGENTS  WANTED.    Newest    (ind    greatest 
invention      out-tbe      New    Self- ad  justing 
Guides,  for  cutting  perfectfiiling  Panls,nound- 
abouts,  dnd  Ladies'   Dresses.    J''^'^;-;?*"^,'!^'*'.  '" 
!  every  household.     Address  lUVl^i;^  ^  ^^oJ   , 
I  Pittsburg,  Pu. 

';   r^AR.MEU'S   HELPER 

'  Shows  how  to  doulde   the  profits   of  the  farm. 
''  and  how  farmer's  and  their  sons  can  each    make 
I  $190  per  month  iu  wintur.      10.000   copies    will 
'  be  maiUd  frfte  to  farmers.     Send  name  and    ad 
'  drc«s  to        ZElGLEl'v,  McCUUDV  A  CO., 
1      ■ili'tw  Chicago,  111. 


Total. 


."iU 


LiTTET.i.'.'"  Livixo  Ar.K,  being  published  in 
weekly  numbers  of  sixty-four  large  pages  each, 
making  more  than  three  thoiis.ind  page.-*  .>r  read-  t 


Winnebago  City  <fe  Jackson    j 

STAGE  LINE. 

Leaves  Winnebago  City  every  Friday  at  3  o'clock 
p.m.,  and  arrives  at  Jackson  at  6  o'clock  p.m. 
every  Saturday.  „    .  ,     i 

Leaves  Jackson  every  5Ionday  at  6  o  clock  a.m., 
and  arrives  at  Winnebago  City  at  9  o'clock  a. 
m.  every  Tuesday,  laaking  close  connection 
with  the  Mankato  stage. 
Passengers  by  this  n  ute  pass  through  Wavcr- 

ly,  Horrieon,  May,  and  Walnut  grove,  and  ride 

only  in  the  day-time,    j- 

VAGRANT.  Proprietor 

Winnebago  City,  Julyd4th,  1869.  2J»8tf 

REBELLION,  REBELLION.  ^-       | 

IIIGGTNS  &  PALMER 

Are  prepared  to  store 

.50,000  BUSHELS  OF  GRAIN 


AMERICAN  FAMILY 

the  spare  moments.      Business    new,  "light  and  !  ^_  __.__.„,  ^.y  .^        ^i  r  a    /  i  tt  T  XT  1? 
profitable.     Persons  of   either   sex  ca«ily    earn  '  KNITH  ^  G       MAO  U  1  iN  li- 

frnm  50c  to  $5  per  evening,  and   a  proportional  I 

Is  presented  to  the  public  as  the  most 

eiMPLE,    DUR.VBLE.    COMPACT     AND     CHEAP 

Knitting  Machine  ever  Invented. 

PRICE,  ONLY   $25. 


GREAT  EXCITEMENT 


sum  by  devoting  tbeir  whole  time  to  the  bufi 
ness.  Boys  an.l  girls  earn  nearly  as  nuicli  us 
men.  That  all  who  .see  this  notice  may  send 
their  address,  and  lest  the  busine.■^«,  wo  make 
this  unpara!lele<l  offer  :  To  such  as  are  not  well 
satisfied,  we  will  send  SI  to  pi*y  for  the  trouble 
of  writing.  Full  j)articulars,  a  Valuable  sample, 
which  will  do  to  comm«M«i  work  on,  and  a  eojiy 
oi  tho  Ptojfk'ii  Litfiiify^mjjiiiiiu, I — one  of  he 
largest  anjM>e.st  family  newspaper-;  publibhcd — 
all  sent  free  l)y  mail.  Reader,  if  you  want 
permanent,  profi'uble  work,  address  B.  C  AL- 
LEN A  CO.,  Augusta,  MainOi  .SlC-lCw 


Eastern  Express 

i..-aveSt    Paul7:45am.     Ar.  f^t.  P:- 
Owatannr  &  Batttiair*  Accomic 

eaveSt.  P«tUS:30pin.      Ar.  St.Pau.  i   ; 
Trains  on  this   road    make  close  com 
Mendota  with  trrtins  on  Milwaukte  8-  d 
Kailroad  lor   Minneapoli-,  Owhcoi.h. 
artd  iU  point*  SoXlh  and  Ka»».  and  at  -    I' 
with  Minnesota  Stage  Com.  any's  line  oi  -i*„ 
tor  Sew  Ulm,  and   at  Mankato   all  point*  M  est 
ana  Southwest.  _,.   , 

Tickets  can  be  procured  at  the  Union   Ticket 
Office,  corner   Third  and  Jackson  streeu.  «u<l  bt 
the  depot,  We&t  St.  Paul. 
I  JNO.  P.  LINCOLK, 

I  Supci  I'i  "-ndenr, 

i      J.  C.  BoYDE«i  Ocneral  Tiokei  A>.fi't      2f<c^'^ 

LAKE    SHORE 

illCHKJAJJ  SOUTUtRN  R.  B. 

via 
TOLEDO  AND   CLEVELAND. 

The  only  line   running    THROUGH    TRAINS 
between 

CHICAGO    AND     BUFFALO 

WITHOUT  TRANSFER  OF  PASSENGERS  OR  BAG- 
GAGE, 

Making  this  tha  most  Comfortable,  Expeditious 
,  and  Only  Diroct  Route  to 

Cleveland,  Eric,  Dunkirk,  Bufial^ 

AXD    ALL    rOIKTS   15 

NE^  YORK  AND  NEW  ENGLAND 

_^:^All  the  principal  Railways  of  tlia  North- 
west and  Southwest  connect  «t  Ckirnfjo  wi:h  ibe 
Four  Daily  Express  Trains,  leaving  (';)ic«;:o  7:)<.' 
A.  M.,  11:30  A.  .M.,  5:15  P.  M..  aoc  V:00  P.  M- 

Elccnnt  Draw-lng  ICoom  Coachea 

OnDay  F-sprcss  Trains  between  Chicago,  T-.lo 
do  and  Putiaio. 

5:15  p.  M.  TRAIN  RUNS  DAILY 

.And  has  Palace  Sloeping  Coaches  Attached, 

Runn'g  Through  to  New  YorK 

riTllOlT    CHANGE. 

P'a^senfrcrs  for  2)i(/oiV,  and  all  points  in  Cu'c 
iht.  und   those  t'wr  Ohio,  J'(.iiut;/liiiuio,  .Wic  )  t.;   . 
and  AVir   L^i^/'m.m/,  should  purchase    ticU.•t^   « 
Lnlc   .S'A^/•e     und  Mirhiijun     S'Hilfnrn     Ri'iii-<. 
which  areon  sale  at  all  principal  Railway  T.^l.-' 
Offices,    auJ  at  the  Ci.mpai.v's  Chcc, 


B 


EST  CABINET  eRGANS/ 


IN    THE 


Ifewa  Itema. 

Minnie  Warren  is  very  ill. 

Gen.  Banks  is  in  Pari-'. 

Gen.  Burnsido  has  gone  to  Europe. 

Harriet  Beecher  Stowe  is  in  a  water-cure. 

There  are  2,SU    lighthouses  in  the  world 

There  aro  $71,000,000  in  the  U.  S.  Treasury. 

A  Congre«9  of  Deists  has  assembled  at  Naples. 

Mexico  is  sending  its  surplus  wbcat  to   Texas. 

A  new  church  in  Boston  has  a 'reporter's  pew.' 

It  cost  4J  per  cent  to  collect    the  revenue  last 
year. 

Andy  Johnson  will  spend  the  winter  in  Wash- 
ington. 

The  fPf'timen'ral  Council  a.<sembled  at  Romo 
la«t  Wcd'ie.-<lay 

Mrs 


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ture,  cannot  well  dispense  with    TItt  Lht'.ir/  A;ie.  j 
Consiilering  tho  fiuantity  of    rcad'ng    mnit<»r  j 
furnished,  the  subscription  price    (SH.OO   a  year)  i 

I  is  cheap;  but  for  those  who  desire  the  cream   of 

j  both  home  and  foreign  literature,  a  still  ciieaper  , 

I  offer  is  made,  of   which    the    lovers    of   the  best 

I  literature  will  avail  themsclve.i  in  great  numbers  ; 

I  vir...  for  $10.00  remitted  to  the  publisher  of  "The 

1  Living  Ag«."  they  will  send  that  magarine  wcek- 

j  ly,  and  either  one  of  the  following,    for  a  year  : 

I  "Harper's  Monthlv."    "Weekly,"    or    "Ba^^ar," 

!  "The  Atlantic  Monthlv."  "The  Galaxy,"   '-Put- 
nam's    Monthlv."    "I.ippincotf's    Monthly."  or  i 


RED  RIVER  COUNTRY. 

Wheat  advancing  antl    Cioo.ls    selling  i 
lo  "  ■  


On  rea.'onable  terms. 


^i:^:':J!l^;  '^:^:::i:'^:S::s:^^  '  beluw  ^^.t,  for  ca.h,  .t    the   ^yinnebago  j  ^^^,        ,,,,,,..«  sto.  bunding,  rmnt  .tree,, 
luerTlure  of  the  European  c,a;.rtor;.es.monthrtsi  City    DrugStorc.        Call    and    examine  Mankalo.     j  he 


pricea  before  going  elsewhere 

AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 

Carbon  Oil.    Elephant    Oil,    Lin.seed 
jlandOil    Paints,    Whita   Lead,  Red 
Lead,  Colored  Paints,  &c. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STOLE. 

School  Books,  Blank  Books,  Station- 
ery, Memoranda  Books,  &c. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 


ay  hUo  kocp  the  cele- 
brated 


RED 

3l7-tf 


WING    FANNING    MILL. 


„     ,,    „  Patent  Medicines  of  all  kinds.       To-  | 

"ATi:..S'J,'',.:.r 'r^X"  '   "7,rji  .-. '  baoco  a„d  Cigar.     Lamp  Cbimnep  and 
"   •••       ,  .^.  -  T.  .  _  ._-„-_.i..a.i,- i>:_     'Wicks.     Fancy  Articles  usually  kept  in 

City  Drug  Stores.  j 


they  will  send  "The  Living  Age" and  "The  Riv- 
ersiilo  Magazine"  for  a  year. 

"Tho  Living  Atrc"  is  pronounced  by  high  crit- 
ical nnthority  to  be  "the  best  of  all  our   eclectic 
,  publications :"  and  we   can    do  our  rea.lers   no 

(owe'.  Byron  atory  will  soon  bcpublish-  1  better  service  th.in  by  calling  »»'.'•  7[^''^«f^;';V»«»- 
ii.wr  .1  ujtwu  oiw  J  1  ^.^^  ^^  j^^  Prospectus,  which  will  be    published 

in  this    paper  next  week. 


A  Bi:At;TIFl)Ii  1 

FARM  FOR  SATvE. 

THE  Subi<criber  wishing  to  gointo    the  Vi  col- 
on business,  offtrs  his  farm  of  220aercs  for   sale.  ; 
There  is  a  good  Uonst:,  Stable,  Sheds  and  Gran-  ; 
ary,  and  a  never-failing  spring  ok  watkh,  suG- 
cieni  for  household  jurposes  and    to  water  one  [ 
hundred  head  of  eatllo.     Between  25  and  30  acres  j 
of  Timber.     The  bon.-e  is  surrounded  with  large  | 
Shade  Trees,  besides  a  Garden,  containing  about 
300  FRUIT  TPEES,  large  and  small. 

I  will  sell  the  abo\  o   reasonable.     Inquire  on 
the  premises,  2  miles  direct  we.-tt  from  Winneba 
CO  City,  or  at  the  Woolen  Mill   .Mankato. 
*•  JOHN  B.EDWARDS. 

August  17, 1968.  251 


This  Machine  will  run  either   backward  or 
forward  with  c-.iUHl  fa<;rily. 

MAKES    THE    fJAME    gTlTCH   AB  BY   HAND, 
Xut  far  superior  in  every  respecl. 

Will  Kuil  20.000  Stilclirs  a  Minnie 

AVD  DO  PEllPEOT  W011K_ 
L.-iaving  ever)  k;;ot  -in  the  lu-ide  of  tlic  work. 
It  v.iil  koit  apa.r  of  stocl.iugs  (any  tl'v)  iu  less 
than  hal.  an  hour.  It  »«ill  knit  Closk  on 
OiTN.  1'i.a:?j  ok  Rii;.i  :f,  wil.'i  any  Kind  ol 
c<>:irse  or  fine  w.jolen  yarn,  «.r  oo' ioii,  r-ilK  or  li'.i- 
Ti'-n.  It  will  knit  stoikih'rs  with  d..ublu  heel 
ar.<l  '00,  utitwetlB,  hooiU,  t:.ek3.  .snud.i;ig  caps, 
tomforts,  purees,  iiiiilfs,  rr'vgc.  .ifgntns,  i.iibin*. 
"tfiderslcovcs.  roittip?,  K!;n;:rgeans,  bmiji  wi-lis 
map.'',  cprd.  uudi:r-.Lir!s,  >l-;uvls,  j.iel.ct.-,  <rMdIr 
bl:ii.l:et,S  leggiii-S  sn.-ii(;:;.i.r«!.  wristi-r.-,  li-Jifx. 
j  tlnnets,  tufted  wovW.jind  in  fa  -t  no  oiidlese  varit- 
ty|f  artitlca  in  evciyiloy  use,  as  well  a-  foi  ohin- 

'  FP.OM  $i  TO  iriO  Pini  DAY 


No.  50,  Clark  Street,  Chicago. 

F.  E.  MORSE,  Gen'lPasj.  Agt., 
OTIS  KIMI5ALL,  tJen'l  Sup't,  Chicago. 

271  vl  ClevclHud,  0. 


>t    I.OWKST  pr.'.CKS. 
That  the  Mason  &  Mamlio  Cabinet  and   Met- 
!  ropolitan    Organs  are  the    best    in  iIjo  world  i-* 
proved  by  the  almost  unaniinwus  opinion  .of  pro 
fessiona!  muhicians,  by    the  award    to  theui     of 
;  seveniy-live  gold    and   silver    mudiils  or    oibor 
i  highest  premiums,  at  principal  iiidustri.il    com- 
petitions within  a  few  year.s  including  the  mcd- 
i  31  at  tho  Pj'.is  E.\po.siiioii,    and  hy  a   .'•ale    very 

much  i;rtater  than  thai  if  any  tiuiiljir  in-^tru-n 
I  ment."  This  Company  luaiiufaeture  only  fir^t• 
'  class  iaftrumenis,  and  wlil  not  nial.c  "ebcap 
organs"  at  any  prieo.  or  suffer  an  inferior  inttru- 
mcnttobc;ir  their  name.  Hiving  greatly  iii- 
orcased  their  r.iei!iau3  for  uiaunrartwrc,  by  the 
introdnciion  of  dc'v  nKu.hineiy  and  otherwise, 
they  are  now  u^a'nng  belter  organs  than  ever  be- 
forJ,  at  increai-d    ccciiomy   in    cast,  which,   in 

aceordnnreNfith  their  fixed  policy  of  selling  a!-  .      ,„„_.,,.  „.:,i,   ,i,e    American 

««vs  at  lei't  remmwrative  profit,  tliey  are  now  '  Can  fc»  laiido  by  any  one  »illi  the  American 
IPJvz  a?nri^  ofLorior  work.  Four  octa.e  |  K.iitifc  M.ieUii.e,  ';n,tt.ng  st.ck.ng.,  ie..  wh.l. 
,tZ      PU  n    \?sin«t    Ca.es,  §:.0.     Tivt    oc  i  c.M.crlfperator.^  can  even    mnl  e  mo,v     kniuing 

S  }^^;^:si:^:ri,?:;i;r»^s.^s  i  ^;:'  r^;:  t„  p;  .-f  r^.  f  ^ 


HALL'S 

VEGETABLE   SICILIAN 

KAiR  RENEWEB 

lis  tlic  only  perfccteil  an«l 


GRAY 
HAIR 


Circulars,  with  full  particulars,   including   ac- 
curate drawings  of  the  different  ytyles  ol  organ* 
»nd  murh  information  which  will  be   of  service 
to  every  parcha.fer  of  an  orgnn  will  be  sent  free 
and  poitagepaid,  to  any  one  dc'^^iring  them. 
MASON  A  IIAMLIN  OUOAN  CO., 
154  Tremout  St.  iJoiton;  iOC  D'dway,    N.  Y. 
320w4  • 

OOK  AGENTS  WANTED  FOR 


pair. 


FARMEllS 


AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 


cd  in  book  form. 

Virginia  negroe<t  are  emigrating  in  large  num- 
bers to  L.Hii'iana. 

A  decided  majority  In  both  Ilon-cs  of  Congrc?' 
fkror  a  prolecilon  tariff. 

All  tho  waite's  and  nshera  at  the  White  House 
wear  swallow-tailed  coats. 

Six  hundred  men  are  employed   in  tha  mann- 
fiK-ture  of  g'a=s  iu  th's  country. 

There  n-e  nincfy-s'T  different   kinds   of  street 
pavement;:)  in  use  in  this  country. 

Secretary  P.ontwell  does  not  favor  the   imme- 
d  ate re^nniption  of  spe<io  payment. 

Pen.  Wood  rccen'ly  "p..l-e'ed"  5160,000  ont  of  ^  —  ~~ 

John  Morr;?soy  in  two  or  three  "seftnee.*."  State  of  •"**^P"^2tni,_  Faribatilt  Caunty 

Tho  Post  Office  Department  ha»  completed   5t« 
solcction  of  de.-igns  for  the  new  series  of  stamp*. 
Tf  is  said  that  5uspen.<'on  brido^c-  hnve   been 


Ol'MMON?. 

State  of  Minnesota,  Connty  of  Faril>aiilt. 
Tlie  State  of  Minnesota,  to  C.    P.    llinrts,    Defendant. 

You  are  berchy  summoned  to  be  and  appear  before 
0>e  ur<(l»-rs!(:ne'li  one  of  ihv  Jo-ticpsof  llie  Peace  in  ami 
for  «-.iil  coiirify,  on  the  imh  rt»v  of  Decenilter.  A.  U. 
Jsr.'.),  Ht  10  o'clock  A.  M.,  at  uiy  oIlEee,  iu  Winoebaso 
Oitv'  in  sa'd  coiin'y,  to  sni.ver  to  neni.in  lloit.  In  a  civ- 
il action.  tShon'il  vo'i  fail  to  «p'>'>-r.  nt  the  lime  anil 
piai-e  a''>rc-«ai«l,  jiiripir-r.t  wi'l  be  rend-rcil  a:iainrt  you, 
i  n.ion  ilietviilenc"' aiiduceil  by  siiid  "eman  lloit,  for 
'  Kiii-b  sum  lis  he  AvM  sfmw  liimself  entitled  to. 

tliveii  under  my  liand  this  ■-"Mb  day  of   Novetnl)cr,  A. 
D.K.ril.  i:.  H.  IHTCHINS. 

'ai>"'w  Ju.stice  of  the  Peace, 


Iu  Probate   Court, 

[!»peiial  Sessirn.] 
In  the  matter  of  the  Estate  of  \V  ILLI  AM  F.  AT-DRICH. 
hkte  of  said  county,  deceased. 


Sn.tf  C.  J.  FARLEY. 

Winnebago  City,  Nov.  19^1SG9. 


known  iu  China  lor  ihepa^t  two  thousand  years.  \  (y^^^^-^^i^^^'^^^^^I^Zy.  Ahl^"  .^a»J^f 
Love  is  sed  to  be  blind,  bnt  i  kno  lot<  of  phcl-  ]  '^^i^^';^;]  ^^ p^i?^.:i!l*'^"'of 
lows  in  love  who  can  so.  twlc.  as  much  in  their  ,  -;!^:^'^-J,^^ ---;:^>S;™  1.  ^1^;!^!;: 


galls  as  i  kan. 

A  ste.imboa'  st-n.-k  the  rnil-oad  bridge  at  Par- 
korsvillc.Va.,  last  Tue.^day  night,  and  immcdi- 
ato'v  sunk :  a  nniabcr  of  lives  were  lost. 


und  r.e.<'(fe  W.  Aldrieh.  ,v    .u    i  j  -  ' 

II U  cnlewJ,  lliai  •  id  petition  be  heard  by  the  Judge 

of  the  Ccui!,  on  the  I'th  day  of  January,  A.  D.  ;«T0,  nt 

1  1  o'oi«ck  In  Ihe-irtriioon  of  said  day.  at  |ii.<  offlce  In 

Bill-  K.irlh  C' V.  :n  .*»id  Conrty,  nt  whleh  time  aud  place 

as».«.i'o'.i  of  .<a!d  >-ourt  nili  be  helil. 

.  »      Ordered  further  herein,  tliiU  notice  of  the  time  and 

TheT  i»J  there  is  a    spot  on  the  Erie  railway        ^^^pj  ,i,id  h..rin;  be  pivu  lo  the  heirs  of  said  decets- 

,  ..1       Tj  ;„  rpff^rd-  '  ed   and   all    others  it.ter«»ted,  by  advsrUiingtbti  order 

where  no  sma-h-up  ever  oeonrred.     It  is  regara      *_^"^- ""J^*^  ^^^^  snreesaivelv.  prior  »o  the  day  of  hc.nng, 

i-d  3*  a  irreat  curio.'ity  br  tho  inhabirants.  i„  ,he  "Kkkk  il..Mf.>TKAi.,'  a  w-ewiy  newsp.»per,  pub- 

ta  3^  a  grrai,  cur.v      j     .  ,  ^,^^^^  .^  w;nneh»iCo  Ci\v,  in  said  county. 

p.itea  Dec.  loth,  1-^9. 


S.  RICHARDSON 

Keeps  r.aostantly  on  Ilaud 

FLOUR  AND  FEED, 

Frosh  and  Salt  Meats, 

LIQUORS  A!SU  CIGARS, 
Smoking  and  Chewing  Tobacco, 

and; 
SCHOOL  BOOKS. 

He  will  pay  tho  highest  market  price  far 

WHEAT, 
OATS  & 

HIDES 


TTOD  ART'S 

SALE  AND  EXCHASOE  STABLE. 


B" 


STRUGGLES  AND  TRIUMPHS 


OF 


P.  T. 


'UM 


Can  sell  their  wool  at  only    forty  to   ^fty   cents 
I  per  pound;  but  by   getting   the  wool   made    int.: 
yarn  ut  a  small  e^pen>;e,  nnd    knitting    it    iisto  , 
sochf,  two  or  three  dollars  per  pound  ran  be  re-  : 
allied.  I 

Ou  receipt  of  $25  we  will  forward  a    machine  , 
as  ordered.  .  ' 

We  w'<;h  ttJ  proctlre  active  AfjENTS  in  every 
section  of    the    United  Stales    and    Canadns    to 
whom  the  most  liberal  indoconents  will  be  offer- 
ed.    Address    American  Knitting  Machine   Co. 
lioston,  Mas.=  .,  or  St.  Loais  M*/ 


,  scicMilificaliy    j»roj»areil 
1/    jvej.. trail  311    of   its    k:ii«I 

lujijlUliria  ;xnd  b:i3  no  comjiethor 
in  merit.  l^y  its  t'.sc 
GUAY  HAilt  is  hoou 
restored  to  its  origiiifti 
youtUlijl  color  nn«l  brii- 
lianev,  which  is  so  much 

luLuK,   'out  will,  by  the  use  of  our 

PROMOTES, l^cncw<^'''«^'*"  see  its  <;oo.l 
T.Tiq       lofFoct?',  ns,  by  its  ionic  ajui 

nDnwfrni  '^•'"'**^'''^''"^  proiuMiies  tho 

trnUW  in.  hair  glnnds  will  be  iucileJ 


ITS 


AND 
IS  A 


llorsctlolct  atallhoars,  day  or  niijlit.  Horses  to 
8^11  or  exchange.  „   .     .         v.    , 

Cash  paid  for  oats,  corn  and  hay.  Oats,  corn,  hay 
and  ^•;lb   lip  at  rer»^on8b!e  rates.  ,    „.   .,     ,     ,l„ 

oraoe  in  Wi.i.iebigo  Cliy  Hotel,  and    Stable  In  the 

"^"vilnoebago  City.  Dec.  S.  1SC9.  819-tf 


TTRITTEN  EY  HIMSELF. 


E 


RR0B8  OF  YOITU. 


A  pen'lcman  rvho  sulTered  for  years  from  Nfrvoiu<  Pe- 

l);iity   rreniatureDocav,  anil  all  the  eir.-<"<   of  youlliful 

IndifcVelion.  will,  for  Ihe   sake  of  aitrerinK  hiMianity, 

In  one  Inrpe  Octavo  Volume— Nearly  800  pages     .end  free  to  all  who  need  it,  the  re<-ei.l  and  direclioris 

-      ....  1...  formaKlDKllieeluipk' remedy  by  iihich  he  was  cured. 

SuffU'-rs  wiibin^'  to  profit  by  Uie  .".d'.enisci  '.•<  espenenc^ 
pan  do  80  bv  addresst:i7,  withperfect  so.ifideiite,  .TOIIN 
B.  OUDE.N,  No,  4-.'  Ced»r  St.,  New  Vcrk.  Ul^-ly 


■*0  CONSUMPTIVES. 


Winnebago  City,  May  26,  1869. 


29ltf 


Oars  Perry  and  Hancock  express  the  opinion 
thattheon'y  way  to  prevent  ont-a,!;e- and  mnr- 
dors.  and  to  preserve  i>eace  in  Georgia,  is  to  re- 
auuia  military  control  over  it  for  the  time  being. 


S."'.r.w 


J.  A,  KTIFTKR, 
Judge  Proba;e  Court. 


Vlcissitudea  of  Fortune. 

The  New  York  S^  of  the  2d  says  :  'Yester- 
day, at  1 14  Forty-recond  street,  MrJ.  Wm.  H. 
Di.browdied.  Onlya  few  years  ago  she  aa-s 
tho  higheat  and  most  brilliant  on  the  li-^t  of  New 
Yorkbelloa.  Yesterday  she  died  in  tne  rear 
room  of  the  fifth  story  of  oue  of  the  most  mag- 
nificen.lv  fn.niihed  and  bnilt  houses  in  the  city- 
and  thoJfh  she  owned  the  furniture,  many  thou- 


OHTCACK  SALE. 


M 

Default  havinc  t)een  made  In  Oie  conditions  of  a  cer- 
U'n  mortgage  Jate.l  the  Tth  day  of  ^^eptember,  A.  D. 
IxtiN  e-cecutVd  by  H»nry  l,a.|ue  and  Kllen  Laf,ue  h* 
wife'  f  f  Kar.hau't  Count  v.  .^tjie  of  Minnesota,  parties  of 
the  »rst  pirt.  to  David  P.  Was^att  of  lUueock  County. 
State  or  Mane,  piny  of  the  second  part,  by  the  failure 
of  said  morii.-ng..r*  or  eUber  of  'I'""'."?  .?*>' ♦J'«  """L ,f 
two  hundred  and  sixteen  dollars  and  «hirty4hree  cents 
,«•>!«  ;■>■•!)  whi.-h  :.n-ount  is  claimed  to  be  due  thereon  for 
principal  and  interest  at  the  da  •  of  this  no,  ice.  beside 
"he  fur-nersum  of  twenty-five  dollars.  y%  ),  stipulated 
as  attorneys  fee,  to  be  paid  in  case  of  foreciowre 
«h!.h  ssid  mort?»ee  was  rei-orded  on  the  1-1h  oa/  or 
September.  A.  D.  !-«-.  at  .-i  o'clock  p.  m..  In  the  oOice 
ofthelteirfster  of  Deeds,  in  said  Faribault  Cconty.  in 
book  L  of  Mortjapes,  on  page   .V--     and   no  »c'Ioa  or 


NEW  FALL  GOObS  ! 


C.  McCABE 

HAS  JUSr  RECEIVED   A  NE^   STOCK  OF 

DRY  GOODS,  GROCERIES, 

Boots,    Shoes,    Crokery    and 
--  GLASSWARE, 

Prints, '  DtLalnes,    Bleached    and 
Unbleached  Cotton, 


DRESS  GOODS,  GENTS'  READY-MADE  CL«THISa, 

,    .„  ,i.v    "tend   her  at   the    ex-     twefore  in  nurrwDce  and  by  vi..ne  of  the  i»ower  or  , 
becama  us  owu.-rs.  to  day    sena   ne  .„   ..     I '^arcon'r.in<^in»..d  u.orts««..nd  of  the  statute,  in       poAlNSAC^KS     NOTIONS.    &C. 

peas,  of  the  city  of  New  York  to  a  home   in  the    *^l;co^^  -'•'«  »-^  P'-tl'^-'r '', '•::SVri^d       ^^^^^^    ^ALlVa,   JSyjXlKJ.  ^.    «vc 
Jott.r's  Field.     She  waa    the    wife.    '^^f^^^.^p^^^^r^XX^^T\^^^K^^^^ 

Utely  deceased  Wn..  «•  J^^^^-^ ;;-^^;j;;  j  ^^i;-^^?^^^^,  l^^^l^Ui^-  t  '"«  '"^  ^^'-^'";'"'  ^  ^"^  '*'"  "'^  "^^ 
known  proprietor  of  Disbrow  8  riding  academy.  ]  ~  ,  ^^^  ^^„hsifoft;.e  somhwest  qa.rter  of  sicjon  CrockcrV  I  ^"I^*  *"^  Sancers,  Plates, 
ner  mother   discarded    h.r  when    she    tnarned  I  nmnVr  o«  m.  in -wn^  ^^  ^^^^^  ^^^^^^^  ^wers  antl    Basin*, 

airairat  her  will.    So.  deserted    by    b"    motner  ,     ^^    ,^^,^^.^^^.g,jy^^,^^„,.,  ,^.^^rdi„g  to.ove  a- 

*        ,       ,  .    u        _„!,„„-   her  body  is   to   be  i  Bientsurvev.  tnenber  with  all  the  hereiKtamsnu  am.     (ji„j  Lanjpj  ,nd  Chimneys,  Comet  Sun  Buinera 
and  robbed  in  her  own  nome.  uc  j  ,         ^  .„„,„, ^j„njjrjoT,n  any  wi»e  ap-     "  »'  ry.'^„. 

■  A  tn  d.v  to  tha    Potttr'a    Field.    She  was     •^ffin*,  wi-.l  be  sold  ..  pabiic  sale,  to  "J*  bighest  and  Chimneys, 

carried  to-day  ta  tM    ro  ^.^ectable    '  bidder.  f.W  caoh,  to  «tWy  and  pay  the  «id  deb.  .nd 

29  Tears  old,  was  beautiful,   alwaya   respeccaoie,     ^^^^^^^  ^^^  ^^^  twenty  five  dollar,  t#i.V>attornr>  »  fees 
.       .    ■  ,         .    ,„, v.  affo  her  then  fair  form  fmd  the  co<ts  and  disbur-ements  allowed  by  law    at  the 
andonlyeighteenmonthaagoneri  J^nt  door  of  the  Post  OfBce.  In  the  TilUpe  of  Winneba-  ,  ^,,„^        r     , 

wora  $15,000  worth  of  diamond..  k  ^''''•''"""^rtrr^^'Vj'Jn'L^V  D^'l"w'    LOOKING      GLASSES,    <feO., 

"         *     ' _____^  «n  Thursday,  the  i;Uh  day  uf  January,  A.   D.   l>iU,  a        .»-iv^v^-»       ^    ^  j  i 

-  I  10  o'clock  in  the  forenoon  of  that  day.  I  

J,..h  Billings  says  :  'If  I  was  in  the   habit  of  j      Dated.  Winne^o  City,  Minn    Dec.  L^l;^^^ 

pwaarinf.  I  wouldu'lll^iuU  U>  cu.*  a  W^ug       ^_^ 
cixUi  to  bis.face.'  I 


Lanterns^   Tuml/ler$,   Giblets, 


j(«-BOOTS  and  SHOES  Bade  to  order  apa 

[  epairing  iwatly  doae.  '••*' 


KEW  FIliM. 
New       Goods. 

WELCH   AND  WALLACE, 

,  Dealer*  in 

St  OTCs.  Tin 

AND  SHEET    IRON    WARE, 
rARmiN<2  imPLEZVIENTS 

SHELF  and  HEAVY 

HARDWARE. 

SASH,  GLASS  and  PUTTY 

anofacturers  of 

EAVE  TROUGHS,  SROUTING, 

and  all  kinds  of 

TIN  WARE. 

A  fine  assortment  of 

Table    and    Pocket    Cutlery. 
Grind-Stoie^  and   Hangincrs, 

BreaklAff  and  Crossittff 

l^LOWS, 

Fence- Wire^    it*-.    <te. 

J-  H.  Welch,  yTm.  Wallace,  Chas.  Wallace 
Wiftaebage  City,  Miu. 

AprU  7tb,  18S8. 


— Printed  in  Ei^fflish  and  (icrman.     USEle 
gum  Full  Page  Entjravings. 
It   embraces    forty   year's   recollections  of  his 
busy  life,  as  a  merchant,  manager,  banker,   lec- 
turer, and  Biiov-nian.     No  book  published  so  ac- 
ceptable to  all  cla     es.      Every    one    »>ant8   it. 

Agents  average  from  jO  to  100  subscribers  a  f^„  ^,,^,,.3^  „y  »  verv  m,i 
week.  We  ofter  extra  terms  and  pay  friegbt  jg^ed  hcveral  years  with 
West.  Illustrated  Catalogue  aud  Terms  to  n.at  dread  disease,  Con 
Agents  sent  free.  '  known  to  his  fellow-E.ilIc 

J.  B.  BURR*  CO.,  Pub's, 
31g  g^  Hartford,  Conr. 


i^REAT 


DISTRIBUTION 

BY  THK 

METROPOLITAN  GIFT  CO. 

Cash  Gifts  to  the   Amount  of 
$500,000. 


The  advertiser,  hsvinj;  been  restored  to  health   in   a 

few  w^-tka,  by  a  vcrv  fciaiide  remedy,  after   having  euf- 

"•'1   a  severe   lung   affection,  and 

,„„ „ „_ ,  .    jsumption,  5s  anxious  to  luake 

known  to  hisfellow-E'ilItrers  the  means  of  cure. 
I  T3  all  who  desire  it  he  will  send  acopy  of  tleprcicrlp- 
1  Hon  u»ed,  (free  of  charge),  with  the  directions  for  pre- 
;  paringand  using  the  same,  wljch  tln-y  will  find  a  sure 
cure  for  Consumption,  Asthma,  Uronchilis,  etc.  The 
ol)je<t  oftl;.;  advertiser  liii:  ding  the  Prescription  is  to 
beii'-fit  the  anlicled,  and  spread  loforinxtion  which  be 
conceives  to  be  invaluable  ;  and  heliopes  every  sulTerer 
will  trv his  remedy,  as  it  will  eort  nnthin^'.  and  may 
i.iove'a  blessing.  rarlif:s  ivM.inf;  the  I'^etcript  un  wul 
please  addiess  Kev.  KDWAilD  A.  WILSON,  Hilliaras- 
bU!  g.  KioKS  County,  New  York.  8i->-iy 


and  the  Irair   grow  thick 
aiiiistroncraf'fiin.   Inc.!.«Jt'!i 
of  Baldness  it  will  ci  onto 
SrLhNDlU  a  new  growth  unless  tVic 
DRESSIHG.il'^^lliclcs  arc  destroycMl.    It 
•JiDV       is  cooling,  and   aliay^s  :;!! 
'flMT      ^^'-■^""S  ^"*1   irritation   of 
^^"      the  scalp.   Itdoe8notKt:iii) 
BOTTLE    the  8kin  as  do  dye.,  but 
A)J]]       makes  the  ecalp  wliitc  an-' 
J;;"  „clca„.    AsaDltliSSlN-'o 
iniuIiliWit  is  the  best  and  most 
UP        economical  preparation  in 
ipin?       the   world,  as   its  eflocts 
TUTW     l-'^st so mtich Ioniser.   Sen! 
InlW     fyr  our  Treatise  on  the 
LOCKS  '.hair,  free  to  all,  by  mail. 
Sold  by  all  Druofllsts  and  Dealers  In  Medicine. 

COOK,  COBURN  «c  CO. 

Gen'l  Agents  for  North- Western  Statei- 
87  DEAEBOBS  8T»EBT,  CHICACK),  ILL. 


EVeRV    TICKET    URAW8   A    rRilSD. 

5  Cash  Gifts,  each  $20,000 

]0           «             <<  lO.OOi) 

20           "             "  5.000 

40            "             •'  J, 000 

200           '^'            "  600 

30«  "  "  »«« 

50  Elegant  Rosewood  Pianos,  each  J^.'IOO  to  700 

75  "  "         Welodeons  "        7.">  to  100 

.130  SewnR  Machines,  CO  to  175 

500  Gold   NV'alches,  7  J  to  'lOO 

Cash  prices,  Silverware,  Ac.,  Val.  at  $1,060,000 

A  chance  to  draw  any  of  the  above  prizes  for 
25  cents.  Tickets  describing  p'i'.es  are  sealed 
in  en. elopes  and  well  mixed.  On  receipt  of 
25c  a  sealed  ticket  i»  drawn,  with.jut  choice,  and 
Bent  by  mail  to  any  aUdresa.  Tho  prize  named 
upon  it  will  be  delivered  to  the  ii<kct-bolder  ou 
receipt  of  Ono  Dollar.  Pri/.es  are  iuimsdiateiy 
sent  to  any  address  by   ex  pies*  or   return   mail. 

You  will  know  what  your  prize  is  before   you 
pay  for  it.     Any  prize  exchanjird  for  another  of  • 
ihe  Fame  value.     No  blauks.     Our   patroas  can 
depend  on  fair  dealing. 

RBKKKE.N'Es.—Wt  select  the  following  from 
many  who  have  lately  drawn  valuable  prizes, 
and  kindly  permitted  tiKto  pubiich  them  :  An- 
drew J.  Burns,  Chicago.  ^lO.OOO:  Miss  Cbira 
8.  Walker.  Biltimore.  Piano.  *.S1!0  :  James  M. 
Matthews,  Detroit,  $5,000;  J-.hn  T.  Andrews, 
Savannah,  $5,000:  iliss  .A;;nes  Timmons,  ^ 
Charleston.  Piano,  $600.  We  publish  no  namei 
withoQt  per'oiosion.  ] 

Opixio.ts  OP  TRB  Press.     The  firm  is  reliable,  j 
and    deserve    ibilr    success.— H'cZ '.y    Ti  ihnne,  \ 
May  i.     We  krow    theoi    to   be    a    fair    dealing 
firm.— ..V.   V.  Herald  M",,  23.      A  friend  of  ours  ' 
drew  a  $500  priie,  which  was  pi  omptly  received. 
Daily  Xeict,  June  8. 

Send  for  Circular.  Liberal  indnccmenti  lo 
AgenU.  Satisfaction  guaranteed.  Every  pack- 
age of  sealed  envelopea  eortains  ONE  CASH 
GIFT.  Six  tickets  for  $1 ;  13  for  $2;  35  for  $5; 
110  for  $15.  All  letters  should  be  add.-essed  to 
UARfER,  WILSON  A  CO., 

$1$  12v  i9;i  Broadway,  Xew  York, 


In  number?  there  if  .'afety.  it  was  upon  thin 
principle  that  the  formula  of  Judson's  .Mountain 
Herb  Pills  was  prepared.     It  was  not  the   result  | 
of  one  man's  knowledge.     Dr.  Judson  intending  ; 
to  spend  a  fortune  in  advertising   bis  Pills,  con- 
suhed  the  most   intelligent  aud   Iturnjd   physi- 
cians of  the  age.  and  the  result  was   the    pro<luc- 
tion  of  a  simple  but  eCiu-acious  medicine  lie  Jud- 
soi.'b  Mountain   Iltvb    Pills.      The^e   pills   cure 
Biliiousnei^s.  Di.-pe,.fia,  Liver    Cumplaint,   Indi 
gestion.  Female  Irrejjularities,   Ac.     They    havo 
n..7v  been  used  many  J  ears   by    the   public-,    and 
thousands  of  testimonials   bear  witness    to   their 
virtues.     As  a  firaily  niei^icioe  they  are   unri»u! 
ed.     Give  the  Mountain  Herb  Pills  a  trial.     So!  i 
by  all  dealers. 


BTBBBOSCOPiO  VTBWS, 
AliBUMS, 

CHBOMOS. 


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E.  &  H.  T.  ANTHONY  &  00.^ 
691  B&OADWAY,  KEW  TOBK, 

larlu  i^«  •tiwooB  Kl  it>t  Ti»*«  t«  ili»  r  «■•«!».  .•wrt-i.-t..  tt  Orf 
■■>••«,  »l  Ut.r  •"•  ,«6*««l>»«.  ««••/•«.•■♦•  4»<  i-»r»"«i»«- 
Wr  ptikU>k  t*r  rnt  Tkmumd  niuMU  at  tutt—ffit  Vlr*« 
•■•IwliM : 


\ 


•  lie*'*. 

CsUliil*. 

Hot—'. 

Wtiu  Moiatalat, 

Wa.h.ftftoa, 

Waal  Foal, 


Matnmst^  Cava. 
C.Dira!  Ciik, 
Trci.tnt.  r«;;a, 
flra&t  \Vi.t. 
It»«a«*ayiea 

laaiaalaarava. 


Caka, 

jt«w  Or#i.a4a. 

V.r.i.rla. 

1 1     A  utaa, 

ta..a, 

iavan. 

k,(ia«<,  *a  .  *a. 


Oar  lmp«rta<!  Tlrwa  rmbra'*  a  laf|»  MajrtK.tl.  Ia<la4ia|  <M 
«W.mt  |.r-l«.l.oa«  at  WiB.  Foeiaai.  O.  W.  Wilaaa,  !.••».  a»« 
Mkar  rniaaat  |.b«to(ra|>kara,  cauial.ag  af 


MO.M-'MENTS, 

OKAVK  .-TdNK.S, 

yUKMTUHK 

M.MIBLK, 

&C.,         JkC, 

Cut   to    order    from 
either  I  t a  ma  5  or 
A  M  E  K  If  A  .<  marble, 
and    set    up    in    good 
t4iste       .Mr.  J.  M.  fcul- 
litaii  is  onr  practica!  'ifc 
signer,  and  all  ••rder*  are 
filled  according  t<i  spoeifi 
atii  cs,      K,    however,    the 
tafteof  Mr.  Sniliv  .u  is  con* 
suited,  the  designs  are  iruar- 
anteed    to  he   unique.      The 
worl:  recommend' iiseit      Or- 
ders from  udiftaiiee  promptly 
pt'endeil   t<ii 

FisliiT  &  Sullivan. 

OWATONNA,  MINN. 

Jumedth,  1SC9.  293 


twi<tarlui4. 

■  kiaa. 

frraacaa, 

rarM, 

Krrtaa4. 

B<aUM< 


fr.laad, 

WiKa. 

ra.^ipall. 

Sar'aas]^ 

Aaalr.a. 

IWI/. 


•rata. 

Tujcriaa, 
•t  Claaa. 
Triaaaa. 

Crraul  faHii. 

T;lat, 


I  Haraaiaaav*. 

I   F»..ta.u«alaa«. 

«;..i..»«t'». 
I    T.r.M.IIaa, 


THE  LANDS  OF  THE  BTBI-B. 

aaaara»4  ,r!.«..alr  >t'r«-  ar  aarlaa.  *!aa.  Ii.a»-..ai.^  ai,.i  T -aaaav 
ra.i  Vi»»..  .afr.al  rar  .ir  W»  are  a  i«  ntl»>.<<  »r'.."  ■>•  »  ■»•'  'J 
fa-  "f tl  *I>»n  OLafiii  riKHn.'  mt  w»itk  m,  b...  a  •!'»  « 
...arl-.rBi  »c.a'.  far  ff.'u'a  »»r.i-a  af  •  I  4aS  1-5  a  il'-ozi.yiM 
♦  ..»•  .■  •wiiMriawl.  Ika  ali:i.a.  b(la.>«.  ■cMlaaa.  WalM.  *« 

«Tr.ir.O«<Of  E».-Wa  maaa'ariart  »wr  l«'f«lS.  a»*  kaaa  a  lal(* 
#l*aa  of  fa.  ^#M  ff>.aa  at  U*  l—mt  rmm- 

rnoTXiK^ri.'IC  »1,HV1«  -  O-u  Maaafartart  »f  »H«»»  '•"•■' 
k*a«a  laraaiaoal  Uc  aoaaltr  M  «i.|.arMr  U  «aal.tf  aM  l«««r  «a  an 
•4lMra. 

AJI  wa  aril  arrawAa  l«  a*r  ava  Tv**^  •»<  ••'  •"■'?•  "'  *!^"Jl 
fr.n   rt  ..a  af  aay^kar    r.a«.r       anyw*  at««.«  Ml  l».l  4a  •••  •• 

CHROMOS. 

TWaaa  Wtellfal  flu-vttw.  Uat  aaamat  W  ^«W«(«»»«  *a«  IM 
pmtji  0,1  ra.'a(ia/f.  al  aaa  l»aO.  •*'\r  aaal.  ••  ••  f"'  l»'l»  "  ,* 
>arl..  L«n.l»a,  Barlia,  VtaaM  aii^  KalM.  aaA  a.irU  l»'  «*»*•  •'  '"* 
l»«aal  ra<a> 

E.  ft  H.  T.  AHTHOKY  ft  CO.. 
691  Beoaowat,  N.  v., 
ttavattm  asd  Uaairf^  of  riiol*)(nphic  Materiala. 


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OTICE. 


T)EEF  AND  P#tK 

AT  RICHARDSOXS, 

Cheap  for  pasb,  *^^^ 


Whereas,  my  wife.  Jane  Brelsford,  has  left  n  y 
bed  and  board  without  Jual   cau^c    or    prov 
tfon,  all  persons  are  hereby  notified  not   lo  ■  v- 
or  harbor  her  on  my  aceoant,  aa  I    wih    pH      n  • 
debts  of  her  ctinH-at  ting-  _ 

3,7.4^  JUIBS  BBELSFOUD. 

Pr«cott,  SsT   6th.  U0».  ,^ 


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THE   FREE  HOMESTEAD. 


nKl>NK-l>AV,  l>Kt"KMi;KH 

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ISl",0. 


From  the  St.  Paul  Piouoer. 

Miiiue!<ota    UailroadB. 


«»tate    News. 

Wftseca  ba?  a  brsjs  band. 

The  cars  now  run  to  Crystal  Lake. 

A  man  in  St.  Paul  wa3  thrown  froia  a  nagon 
laat  Thuri^ilav,  and  killed. 

The  rtiiic  lands  of  tho  f^t.  Louis  river  are  faid 
to  h*  the  largest  lu  the  world. 

Tha  new  stona  dam  in  tbe  Root  riTcr,  at 
Laneiboro,  is  completed  at  a  cost  of  $15,000. 

Tbe  Northficld  Kntrrprlte  sayg  that  tba  Mason- 
ic fraternity  of  that  place,  are  to  have  a  Calico 
Ball,  on  the  27th  inst. 

A  moyctnent  is  on  foot  for  tbe  union  of  all 
the  German  societies  and  associations  of  St. 
Paul  into  one  grand  organization. 

Oue  llickey,  wa?  muvdcrcd  at  Owatonna  la.»t 
Fuuday  night,  by  Murray.  The  assault  wa- 
provoVed  by  a  goose  tran.-action,  which  occurred 
three  luouth^  ago. 

Two  Norwegian!,  who  lived  about  1 !  mile* 
frfim  New  U'm.gotintoa  di^pntc  about  some 
traps,  and  muskrat*.  a  few  day^  since,  wh-ch  re- 
su'ted  lu  tao  death  of  one  of  the  party,  named 
J<>lin><>a. 

A  yi>unij man  fr*m  Austin,  in  Ft.    Paul,  met  a 


DlllJ 


? 


-*^osiisa^ 


GONDII  &  AUSTIN. 
Maiikato,  Minii., 

DEALEKS     IN 

DRUGS, 

MEDICINES, 

PAINTS,   Ac 


recently    began     in    the      town.     Last    Spring 


Mei=r.'.  n :>rtou  A  Ca«e  built  a  factory  and  pur 
chased  tlnee  hundred  cows,  from  tbe  milk  of 
wbicu  they  manufactured  2j,000  pounds  of 
cheese.  Tbe  procveds  oftho  sale  of  which  at 
I'O  cents  per  pound,  foot  up  the  nice  little  sun. 
of^j.luO.  In  addition  to  this  the  proprietoTg 
have  fattened  fifty  hogs  which  at  $12  each  woulj 
n'-t  i^600.     The    proprietors    also  have  the    ma- 


ycar,   milking  a  total    of 
cventy-aevcn  mTltw  from   St.    Paul  toward   Du-  [ 

luth.  ,     ,  ; 

It  i.<  expected  that  the  road  will  bo  completed  : 
thrcn^'h  to  the  like  and  tr!nn.-«  running  regularly  ' 
ciirlv  in  Ar.^nist  next,  in  time  to  move  the  nest  , 
harvc't  of  wheat.  I 

St.  Pjul  and  Sioux  City  Road  have  extended 
ihui^  line  of  ro:id  froiu  Mankato  to  Crystal  Lake, 
a  distance  of  fifteen  miles  and  in  conjunction 
iv-ih  the  Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul  road  have 
completed  tbe  new  line  a'^ross  tbe  Missouri  riv- 
er and  brought  the  cars  from  tbe  wcbtcrn  and 
jouthorn  portions  of  the  State  dircct'y  into  the 
<  ity.  thus  giving  St.  Paul  an  all  rail  Eastern 
i  couuection. 

7'he  Sorlhvrn  Mtmiegota  Road  have  built  tbcir 
line  from  R;:msey,  a  point  of  junction  with  the 
.Milwaukee  and  ^t.  Paul  road,  to  Wells,  a  dii- 
lance  of  forty  miles,  on  whK-h  freight  and  pas- 
.-on<'cr  trains  are  low  running  regularly. 

Wiii',,,0  nud  Si.  l''t:,-  Hood.—TK\i  company 

have  added  twenty  a  ilea   to    their    road  during 

1  the  present  season,  leaving  only  fifteen  or   cigh- 

1  toeu  more  of  road  to  build  to  complete  the  entire 

line  to  St.  Petei. 

St.  I'ltul  u,i'l  Vhirago    noad.—1h\i    new    road 
'  has  sprung'  into  esis:cncc  only  during    the  pres- 
ent yoar,  and  has   not   made  so  much    progress 
an  the  other  r.iilroads  in  Minresota.     The  grad- 
ing has  been  done  and  tbo  iron  nearly  laid  'rom 
■^t.  P-.;il  to  llasting.-i.     Thai  portion  of  the  road 
uinv  lie  running  in  Jic.'*eui''cr. 
il-i»ih»j»  "lid    Ifiikuiit    Uoiid    is   another    new 
,^.-v....s  .-w     road.     During  this  season  it    has  been  ex.tended 
One   of  the  '  from  Farmington,  where  it  tros<c.- the  Milwaukee 
and  St.  Paul    road,   to  Lakevilie,   a  distance   of 
ten  miles,  and  Ihb  cars  are  running  regularly  to 
that  point.  I 

This  gives  7^1  miles  of  completed  road  in  the  | 
Ftate.  Divided  among  the  differeut  companies  as  } 
follows  : 

St.  Paul  and  Pacific  (main  and  branch  lines)  21.. 
Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul  (Minn.  Division).. ..LH 

Lake  Superior  and  .Mississippi 77 

St.  Paal  and  Sioux  City l'>7 

Winona  and  St.  Peter 126 

Southern  Minnesota ^^ 

Hasiings  and  Dakota '"  \ 

St.  I'aulaud  Chicago. ~ 20 


Front  Stieet,  2d  deor  above  Record   office. 

2A3p3m 


St.  Paul  and  Pacific,  branch    line,    from    St. 
Paul  to  ^'auk  Rapids,  81  miles. 

St.  Paul  and  I'acific,  main  line,  from  St.  An- 
iLooy  to  Crow  river,  42  miles. 

fct.  Paul  and  Sioux  City,    Irom    SL    Paul    to 
.Mankalo,  00  miles. 

Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul,  Minnesota  Division, 
from  St.  Paul  to  tho  State  Line.  KU  miles. 

Lake  Superior  aud  Mississippi,  from  St.  Paul 
to   Wyoming,  30  miles. 

Winona  aud  St.  Peter,  from  Winona  to   Wase-  ' 
ca,  ll'C  miles. 

Southern  Minnesota,    from    La    Crescent    to 
Lanesboro,  .'>0  miles.  , 

Hasiini^s  and  Dakota,  from  Ilastingsto  Farm- 
ingtoii,  20  miles.  j 

As  the  seasou  for  active  operations  in  extend- 
ing iheso  dir^erent  lines  of  road  is  about  closing, 
it  may  be  of  interest  to  learu  what .  progress  has 
been  made  in  railroad  builaiug  in  Miuneseta 
during  tho  year.  Tbe  year  UiiO  will  long  be 
remem!iere4,as  oue  peculiarly  unfavorable  for 
railroad  work.  The  spring  was  backward,  and 
the  greater  portion  of  the  summer.  Yet,  not- 
withstanding all  the  difficulties  th.it  contractors 
had  to  meet  with,  the  feason's  work  shows,  in 
the  aggregate,  that  244  miles  of  road  have  been 
built  and  put  in  operation,  divided  among  the 
d'fferent  roads  as  follows: 

Si.  Paul  and  Pacific  (Main  line),  to  Chippewa 
river,  ninety  mile."  west  of  Crow  river:  total, 
171  miles  from  St.  Paul.  The  grading  will  be 
continued  beyond  Chippewa  river  until  the 
weather  compels  a  sospension  of  work. 
I       As  soon  as  nrarticftl.le  the  work  willberesum-  „,,       --,,1   ^,,e4-.v,-n 

'  ed  next  sprin:-.  and  the  r*d    completed   to    its     StOCk    alwayS    tuil,     RTlCl  CUStOm- 
!  terminu*  at  tb^  western  boundary    of    the   State  ||  tllUeS  bc  furilislied 

P.„i    „.,.;  (some  75  miles)  early  in  the  season.  ^  cin  v.<*ii  'vi-  •       .i        -rw  V 

.       aul.  met  a  ;       ^^^^  Superior  aud    Mississippi    Road    forty-  i  ^j^j^  linVtlimg  111   tllC   JJlUg   llUe. 
diningroom  girl.     They    Were    aci{uainted    one     geven  miles  have  been  completed  and  put  in  run-  ,  •' 

b>ur.  fell  in  loT«"  in  two  h«)nrs.  engaged  in  iLree     ning  order  during  the  ™..i  ..>.,  o  ♦.,»,     n    ,       _  -.   ,  v         t> 

hour*,  and  in  ^'.x    hours  were    married    and    on 
their  may  to  Austin. 

A  report  was  mad<^  to  fbe  Minneapolis  Board 
of  Trade,  tbe  other  d  iv,  on  the  survey  of  the  pro- 
pored  iiae  of  ra'lroad  from  i bar  place  to  tho  Icwa 
line,  by  way  of  Sbakopee,  Wiiron,  and  Albert 
Lea.  Tile  report  was  high'y  favorable,  and  we 
believe  the  road  will  be  built. 

Tbe  Mower conrity  Trutucn'j.t  says  that  on 
the  1st  iost.,  the  hands  on  the  Ced:ir  Valley 
Railroad,  Wfwcen  Austin  and  tho  State  lice^ 
were  "hiiuicd  off"  and  discharged.  Tiiey  were 
wii.hin  four  miles  of  the  lice,  and  aou'd  have 
completed  the  work  this  week  re3<Iy  for  the  cars. 
It  is  na  lersto>d  that  tbe  Lwa  part  of  the  :inc 
ii^ii  been  purchased  by  the  liliiiois  Cculral  l.aii 
rojd  Company. 

The  Mankato  I'uon  says  that  on  tha  2>ib  uU, 
as  Mr.  Wm.  (iiiitil'an,  who  lives  in   the  ti  wu   of 
Lerey,  was  kadi:ig  a  strange   horse  behind    his 
ewn.isto  the   siiible.  tuo  latter   kicked   at  the 
•trance  horse,  mi>sod  blm  and  hit   tho  man    <»n 
th"- loft  cheek,  breaking  in  the  cheek   bone,    the 
upper  jaw,  tbe  lower  jaw,  and  tbe   bridge  of  the 
x»>.j«.     The  whole  side  of  tbe  face,  including  tbe 
tempi*- l''ne.  was  crushed    in    fiat, 
oorks  male  a  cavity  in  tho    cheek,   into    which 
the  Doctor  thrust  his  iustrnmcnt  and    lifted   tbe  I 
booea  to  their  place.     Mr.  (jilf.Ilan  was  uncon- 
Scioas  for  some  time  but  is  now  rational. 

The  Owatonna  Journal  gives  a   favorable   ac-  i 
count  of  the  experiment  of  manufacturing  cheese  j 


1,MIESU  KISH,  USKF,  SALT  I'ORK,  AND 
OYSTERS, 
8i9.if  At  RICHARDSON'S. 


PAKM  FOR  PALE  OR  EENT. 

A  desirable  farm  of  ItO  acres,  welt    watered,  hi  •!.■ 
town  ofPieiteotl,  Section  lb,  is  offereil  for  »aU-,  or  re 
for  one,  two.  oi  ihroe year*.     Krriy  acres biok.-,  twen 
acres  of  limber,  two  and  one-liaU  n.llei  ai»iant,  will  b. 
uoiawilhf.ie  farui.sei.iiratel.v,  orlulot«  to  suit   purchas- 
rrs      Terms,  iffol.l,  *..oii  a..»n.  mi'l  the  balance  oiitkii^: 
lime.     KoriuiUicii>ariiiular»iiiiiUii»  of  or  address  iti. 

'"^r'  r.FO.  MABTEU5 

SlielbyvHle  Minn., November  W,    *C9. 


A1m>   General  Agente    tor 

■W":M:.    I^lsTJ^BEfic     CO 

and  otiicr  First  Class 


.MonsK'slNPiAN  Poor  Pii.i.s.  -  We  have  latil 

been  shown  the  formula  frciu  whi(h    thcje    Pi'l.- 

areprci>arcd,  nntl  from  thi;  and   our   cxpericn>< 

in  the  use  of  them,  can  honestly  jiroiiouiue  ihen 

a  good,  safe  and    reliable  medicine.       P.elng   <i' 

t\rely  free  from  all   poisonous  ingredients    •he> 

can  be  safely    used  while  pcrforiiiinn    the    activ. 

duties  of  life.     We  would  ndvi.-e  all  to  use  them  : 

and  by  a  fair  trial  you  can  see  at  once  the  bene 

fit  derived    from     them.     Use    Mor.--'3    India.' 

Root  Pills  ill  all  cases  of  Rilliousness,  Headache 

Female   Irregiiiarities,     L  ver   Complaints,    Ac 

Seld  by  all  Dealeri!. 


a  T  THE  NEW 

COOPERAGE,  I 

In  Winnebago  City,ca8ks..r  all  sites  will  be  found  } 
eonstantly   on    haml.      REPAIRINtt    dene    at  , 
short  notice.     Cash  paid  lor    staves    aiid    b-*"-    j 
poles.     Cooper  Shop  in  the  back  part  of  the    oU 
Log  Tavcia.  ^    ^    ^^^^^        | 

Winnebago  City,  Nov.  10, 1SC9.  SH-tf      j 


r\     C.  THOMPSON. 

Boots  and  Shoes 

MADE  TO  ORDER,  AND 

REPAIRING 

NEATLY  DONE. 
Go  to  Thompson's  for  your  Beots. 


READY     ILIDE    CLOTHING, 

SHIRTS  AND  DRA>yERS, 


!  Winnebago  City  and  Waseca 

'  STAGE  LINE 

Leaves  Winnebago,  every  day  except  Saturdays. 
Leaves  Waseca,  every  dav  f-x-^ept  Mondayf. 

Tbis    roW!    lies    IhrouKh    WILTON.    MINM-SOTA 
LAKK.  GUAt'KLANU.amlHASSLAliL.  .,..„, 

I'assei.Ke.s  by  Ihis   Uew  and   popular  route  will  save 
TWKNTY  .MILK.S  of  travel,  and  nioncv,  ami  win  riue 
only  Jn  the  day-time,  irotii;:  tl,ron-h  in  ON K  day. 
'  ^  T1IOMA8(JKOKC!K,  Vioi>riaor. 

Winnebago  City,  Nov.  ISth,  1803,        2Glif 

— I  yillAl 

BLAGKSMITUING.      jCu. 

WE  have  opened  a  shop  on  Blue  Earth  Ave- 
nue, for  all  kind.^  .d  blaek.-mithing.  wagon 
repairing.  Ac.  and  will  '.e  found  coustantly  on 
hand  and  readv  to  acc^iiiinodate  our  customers. 
Attention  is  called  to  thti  f•llo^ving  prices: 

llor.-'o  shoeing,  per  .-pan, ^*  ?*! 

NfwShoc, f 

Setting  Shoe, •'" 

We  guarantee  entire  Siitisfaction  t«?  ell  who  may 
patronize  u.-.  CLOSSICK  A  I^MITIL 

Winnebago  City,  Juno  23d,  l!i6'.>. 

WixxEBAGO  City  <k  Jackson 

STAGE  LINE. 

Leaves  Winnebago  City  every  Friday  at  3  o'clock 
p.m.,  and  arrives  at  .lackson  at  0  o'clock  p.m. 
every  Saturday 


E.  P    Nccdham  &  Son  and  B.  Shoninger  &  Co.'s 
Manufacturers   and   Importers  oi 

A.NI)     EVF.KY     DESCRIPTION    OF 


650  Broadway,      ] 
NEW  YORK.  > 


-W-A-I2-EI2,003yCS    {  CHICAGO. 


V.xEIjIAR  — llow  made  ia   10   hours   w 
Drugs.     For   circulars,    addrcs, 
j  Vhugar  works,  Cromwell,  Conn. 


iliuui 

L.    ^AGE 

320  w4 


SlOO 


rpilE  MAGIC  COMB  will  chance  any  colored 
A.  hair  or  beared  to  a  permanent  black  or  brown 
It  contains  NO  POIt'ON.  Any  one  can  u.»e  it. 
1  One  sent  by  mail  for  Sl-OO.  Address  MAGIC 
COMB  CO.,  Springfield,  Wi.ss.  320m3 


^UAPPED  HANDS  AND  F.-vCK,  SORE 
.^Lips.  ic,  cured  at  once  by  tho  use  of  liege- 
man's camphor  Ice  with  Glycerine,  kectis  the 
hands  soft  in  the  coldest  wewthcr.  ."-ce  that  you 
get  the  Genuine.  Sold  by  Drn'^glsls.  Price, 
26  cts  per  bos  ;  sent  by  mail  for  30  cents. 

HEGEMAN  X  Co,  N  Y.     P.  0.  Box  2228. 

r,20w4 


$  ^  ^  %   f 


^ 


A     MONIH    SALAliV     P    io     '  •  A^ 
Agents,    male    aud    fcirtaV :  bus.nes- 
^ormanent.   Enclose  3c  stamp.  YanAllen  *  Co- 
lli Broadway,  N.  Y.     ___"^_. 

AGENTS  WANTED.    Newest    and   greatest 
invauion      out-the      New    Sell-a.^juslioi: 
Guides,  for  cutting  perfectfiuing  Pants,  Round- 
abouts, .nd  Ladies'    Dresses.     I '"^;:P«n^,' ';'«„,"' 
every  household.     Address  RA  \4St\  &  ^CO  AT 
I  Pitt.-hurg,  Pa.  ff^^ 

'    PARMER'S   HELPER 

Shows  how  to  double   tbe  profits   of  the  farm. 

and  liow  farmer's  and  their  sons  can  each   make 
1  $160  per  month  iu  winner.       10  000    copies    will 

be  mnilfd  free  to  farmers-     Send  name  and    ad 
.  drc-s  to        ZEIGLEU,  McCUUDV  A  CO., 
I      3I6-4W  Chicago,  liL 


-•HE 


AMEFilCAN  FAMILY 


;      TO  THE  AVORKING  CLA^S.— We  nrc  now 
;  prepared  to  furuish  all  classes  with  censtaatcm-  | 

ployment  at  home,  the  whole  of  the  time   or  for  | 
'  the  spare  moments.      Business    new,  "light  and  '^^^^^..,.^^^        -,  ,  a    /  i  T J  T  XT  T? 
]  profitable.     Persons  of   either   sex  ca«ily    earn     KNITTING       MA  O  U  1  JN  Ei 
I  from  ."iOc  to  ?J  per  evening,  and    a   proportional  I 

sum  by  devoting  their  whole  lime   to   the  bus" 


'  ness.  Boys  and  girls  earn  nearly  as  much  us 
I  men.  That  all  who  see  this  notice  may  send 
!  their  addrcs.',  and  lest  the  businej!",  we  make 
i  this  unparalleled  offer:  To  such  as  are  not  well 
!  satisfied,  we  will  send  si  to  p!»y  for  «he  iroisblo 


and  arrives  at  Winnebago  City  at  9  o  clock  a 
m.  every   Tuesday,  laaking  close  connection 

„  „.         Tt  '       with  the  Mankato  stage. 

At  Thompson's,     opposite    the   Collins    House;       p^jcengers  by  this  route  pas.s  through  Wavcr- 

Winnebago  City,  Minn.  I  j^^  Horricon,  -May,  and  Walnut  grove,  and  ride 

'  only  in  the  day-time.     '• 

GREAT  EXCITEMENT  ,r.  op ANT,Prop„e,„ 


oicij  «-»i"."-j-  .  of  writing.      Full  ])articulars,  a  valuable  sample, 

Leaves  Jackson  every  Monday  at  6  o  clock  a.m., 


which  will  do  to  c'ommMfB  work  on,  and  a  copy 
\  oi  tho  J'eo^lc'ii  Llif^iiirgWmtjjaniuu — one  of  he 
1  largest  anA.best family  nowsp.ipcr--  publibbcd — 

all'sent  free  'ly  mail.  Reader,  if  you  want 
j  permanent,  profi'able  work,  address  E.  C.  AL- 
1  LEN  &  CO.,  Augusta,  Main**  •Sl-0-13w 


Winnebago  City,  Julya4th,  186'J. 


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REBELLION,  REBELLION.  y"°»- 

IIIGGINS  tfe  PALMER 


LiTTEi.i.'s    Livixo  AfiE,  being    publ'sbed    in  ^ 
11- 1  COO",     ioc    ,M..,„.riu.o    uisu  ..a,c  .;.«    .xi»-     wecV  1/  u  umbcrs  of  sis  ty-fou  r  large  p3ges   eacb, 

,  .     ,.        ,     ,  ,  ,1  mik^n"  more  than  three  thoiig.-^nd  najtcs  . if  read-  t 

cbinerv  for  grindicg  feed    and   sawing  wood,    a     m.iK.n„  more  in.n    .uic  ,„;,.'.,?,„  .u.  i,-„f 

•■  "  ,  .  inc  m-jtter  vearly    presents  to  Its  readers  the  best 

business  which  they  will  follow  duriMg  the  win-  1  p,t„aiuro  oflhe  Kuropean  .laartorlies,  monthlies 

'  and  weeklies,  wish    a    thorouu'hly    satis ■'aitory 


ter 


Ifewi  Itemfl. 

Minnie  Warren  is  very  ill. 

Gen.  Banks  is  in  Paris. 

Gen.  Burnside  has  gone  to  Europe. 

Harriet  BeecherStowe  is  in  a  water-cure. 

There  are  2,Slt    lighthouses  in  the  world 

There  aro  ?7 1,000,000  in  tho  U.  S.  Treasury. 


1  completeness,  as  well  as  freslines.-,  and  af  a  sma  1 
i  co.st.  The  ablest  living  writers  in  all  <lepart- 
'  mentsare  constantbr  rcprescn^t-d  in  its  pages. 
I  and  all  who  de.cire'a  fborou^ih    conpendium    of 

all  that  is  admirable  and  noteworihy  in    Hie   lif- 
'  erarv  world.'' to  keep  pace  with  tho  scientific  or  i        ^"' ^""- .•;-••     -""'W-i  •.       i         1     IN.d 
i  political  progress  of  the    age,    or  to  cuhivate  in  j  Qil    anil  Oil     1  aiutS,     \\  lUtO     L.eaa,   iitu 
I  himself,  or  his  family  a  taste  for  the  best    litera-  '  -    "         •   —    •    -        » 

I  turc,  cannot  well  dispense  with  Tlte  Liri.i'/  A'je. 
\  Consiileritig  tho  fpiantity  of  rcadinsf  mitt'T 
I  furtiisbed,  the  subscription  price    ($S.OO   a  year) 

is  cheap;  but  for  those  who  desire  ibc  eream   of 

both  home  and  foreisrn  literature,  a  slill  ciieaper 


IN    THE 

RED  RIVER  COUNTRY. 

Wheat  aavaiiciiig  and  fJoods  soiling 
below  cost,  for  ca^h,  at  the  Wimichago 
City  Trug  Store.  Call  and  examine 
prices  before  going  elsewhere. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 

Carbon  Oil    Elephant    Oil,    Linseed 
_il  and  Oil    Paints,    Whi 
Lead,  Colored  Paint;?,  &c. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STOLE. 


Are  prepared  to  store 

50,000  busiii:ls  of  grain 

On  reasonable  terms. 

Apply  at  Higgia's  store  building.  Front   str»*t, 
Mankato.     They  al  jo  kocp  the  cele- 
brated 


RED    WING 

3l7-tf 


FANNING    MILL. 


,,,.„,  offer  is  made,  of   which    the    lovers    of   the  best 

A  Congress  of  Deists  has  assembled  at  >.-\ples.     jijp^j,,^,^  ^-.u  pvail  themselves  in  great  numbers  ; 

Mexico  is  sending  itr  surplus  wheat  to    Te.xai- 


\\7..,  for  $10.00  remitted  to  the  juibli^her  of  "The 
Livin;r  Asjb."  they  will  .-"cnd  that  inaga7ine  week- 


j^ivin;r  A?",     tocy  win  .■'cnii  uiai  iiia^a/iuc  nuoi»- 
A  new  church  in  Boston  has  a 'reporter's  pew.'  j  jy,  and  either  one  of  the  following,    for  a  year  : 

I  "Harper's  Monthly."    "WeeVly,"    or    "Bazar," 
It  cost  4J  per  cent  to  collect    the  revenue  last  |  uji,,,  Atlantic  .Mor.thly."  "The  Galaxy."  "Put- 
!  «nm'j     Mnniblv."     "I.iriTiineof t's     Monthlv."  or 


y^ar. 

Andy  Johnson  will  spend  tbe  winter  in  Wash- 
ington. 

The  fE'umen'cal  Council  assembled  at  Rom' 
la-t  Wcd'ie.-day. 

Mr.a.  fitowe's  Byron  story  will  soon  be  publish- 
ed in  book  form. 

Virginia  nc^roos  are  emigrating  in  large  nnm- 
>,(.)-j  to  L  •iii-'iana. 

A  dec'dod  majority  in  both  IIoo-cs  of  Consrc."' 
favor  a  protection  tariff. 

All  tho  waiter  and  ushers  at  tbe  White  Ilon-'c 
wear  'wallow-tailed  coats. 


School  Books,  Blank   Books,  Station- 
ery, Memoranda  Books,  &c. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 

,     „  -   ^,    „      ,      Patent  Medicines  of  all  kinils.       To- 

they  will  .send  "The  Living  Age" and  "The  Riv- 
ersiilo  Maga/.inc"  for  a  year. 

"Tho  Living  Age"  is  pronounced  by  high  crit- 
icnl  authority  to  be  "the  l>csl  of  all  our  clectic 
publications :"  and  we  can  do  our  re.aders  no 
better  service  than  by  calling  their  careful  atten- 
tion to  its  Prospectus,  which  will  be  published 
in  this    paper  next  week. 


Wicks.     Fancy  Articles  usually  kept  in 
City  Drug  Stores. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 


A  Br.AM'irrii 

FARM  FOR  SALE. 

THE  Subscrilier  wi'^hing  to  goinio  the  V.  ool- 
cn  business,  offers  his  farm  of  22."iaeres  for  sale. 
There  is  a  good  Uons<',  Stable,  Sheds  and  Gran- 
ary, and  a  never-failing  spring  oi' w.\ti:u,suQ. 
cieni  for  household  purposes  and  to  water  one 
hundred  head  of  cattle.  Between  25  and  30  acres 
of  Timber.  The  bon.-o  is  burrouuded  with  large 
Shade  Trees. besides  a  Garden,  containiug  about 
.300  FRUIT  TPEES,  large  and  sfuall. 

I  will  fcoU  the  abo^e   reasonable.     Inquire  on 
the  premises,  2  miles  direct  we.'t  from  Winneba 
Eo  City,  or  at  the  W  jolen  Mill   .Mavikato. 
^         ^'  JOHN  B.  EDWARDS. 

August  17, 1«68.  251 


At  i.owK>  r  it.tCeS. 
That  the  Mason  i.  }lamlin  Cabinet  and  Mei- 
!  ropolitan  Organs  are  the  bc-t  in  tuo  world  i-" 
!  proved  by  the  aliuost  unanimous  opinion  of  pro 
'  feasiona!  muiicians,  by  tbcawaid  to  them  of 
.  seventy-live  gold  aud  silvtr  medals  or  other 
j  higliesi  pvemiuius.  at  principal  indastr'al  com- 
i  petitions  within  a  few  ycar.<,  including  the  mcd- 
i  a:  at  the  Paris  E.\i.o.-^iiioii,  and  iiv  a  .'■ale  very 
'  much  ^rtatBi  tbau  thai  <f  any  tiiuilar  in.^tru-, 
j  ment."  This  Company  manulavtu'-e  only  fir.-t- 
1  class  i;iftrument.<,  and  will  not  nial.c  "tbcap 
I  o'^ans"  at  any  price,  or  .^ufTer  an  inferior  inttru- 
mcnl  to  bc.ir  'their  name.  H  .ving  greatly  in- 
I  creased  their  r.teiliUes  for  uiainilaf  t-irc,  by  tbe 
^introduction  of  cc'v  ma(biiier7  and  otherwise, 
I  they  are  now  u'a'iing  l.clter  organs  tlian  ever  be- 
fore!, at  increacd  economy  in  c«st,  which,  in 
'  accordnnce  with  their  fixed  policy  of  seilicg  a'- 
nays  at  least  remnnerative  profit,  they  ire  now 
ofierini:  at  prices  of  Si  crior  work.  Four  octaie 
organs".  Plan  Walnut  Cues.  ^Jti.  Fiv*  oc- 
tave organs.  Double  Reod.  Solid  'A'alnut  Cases, 
carved  an -1  nane'.cd,  with  five  stops  Vioia.  Dia- 
pason, M»lodia>  Fin'.c,  Tiemulaut;,  ::^l2i.  Oth- 
er styles  in  proporl''>n. 

Circulars,  with  full  parliculars,  includ'ng  ac- 
curate drawings  of  the  different  styles  of  or;;3n# 
and  mu'b  information  which  will  bo  of  Ecivicc 
to  every  parctiaser  of  an  organ  will  be  font  free 
and  postairei.aid,  to  any  one  dc-iring  them. 

MASON  k  IIAMLIN  Of.GAN  CO-, 
154  Tremout  St.  iioilou  ;  iOO  B'dway,   N.  Y. 
320w4  •_ 

OOK  AGENTS  WANTED  FOR 


Is  presented  to  tbe  public  as  tbe  most 

glMl'LE,    DCRABLE,     COMPACT     AND     CHEAP 

Kuittiug  Machine  ever  Invented. 

PRICE.  ONLY   $25. 

This  M.icbinc  will  run  either  backward  or 
i  forward  with  Cijuil  fa>:iity. 

MAKR3    THE    («AME    gTlTCR   A8   BY   HAND, 
But  far  superior  in  every  re^ptcl. 

Will  Kiiit  20.000  Stildirs  a  Minnie 


Minnesota  Valley  RAiLituAn 

On  and  after  Taciday,   March    30  train,  w^ 
run  •>  follows*. 

Mankato  and  Le  Sueur  Trains 

i,.:avc.  aniMTn. 

tjti  Paul t-Ahtim.       Mankato 4:30  p 

41         ^.I'tU  p  m        l-e  Sueur ^;.;"  p 

Mankiito."."..'.  9:00  a  m       St.  Paul .''•••"  P 

Le  Sueur fi:4a  a  m  "        »1     '  • 

Eastern  Express 

I  .-Bve  St.  Paul  7:45  am.     Ar.  f^t.  P" 
Owatoun:  &  Bastings  Accomn; 

eaveSt.  PattlS:30p  m.      Ar.St.Pau.  i    . 
Trains  on  this   road    make  close  eoni 
Mendola  with  tniins  on  Milwaukee  m-  d 
Kailroad  lor   Minneapoli-.  Owaio,,,,,,. 
ind  ill  point*  So>«lh  aud   Ea»».  and  at  -•    f 
wiih  Minuesola  Stage  Com.  any's  line  oi  -i*„ 
lor  New  Ulm,  and   at  Mankato   ail  point*.  M  est 
ano  Southwest.  , 

Tickets  can  be  procured  it  the  Union   TiCKoi 
Office,  corner    I'hird  and  J«i,k«on  streets,  aud  st 
the  depot,  Weht  St.  Paul. 
;  JXO.  F.  LINCOLN, 

I  Supci  lo'tl'd'TlT. 

J,  C.  BornEH  General  Tickei  A,*-!  '      1>?.'' 

~  LAKE    SHORE 

ASD 

JllCHlGAN  SOUTHERN  R.  E. 


Tia 

TOLEDO  AND    CLEVELAND. 

The  o-nly  line   running   THRQVGH   'IRAINS 
between 

CHICAGO    AND     BUFFALO 

WITHOUT  TRANSFER  OF  PASSENGERS  OR  BAG- 
GAGE, 

Making  tbis  tbe  most  Comfortable,  Espcdiliouf 
,  and  Only  D»roct  Route  to 

ClcYeland;  Erie,  Dunkirk,  l3ufiala 

AXD    AM.    rOISTS   IS 

NEW  tORK  AND  NEW  ENGLAK15 

_^fr'All  the  principal  Railways  of  tlie  N-  rtb- 
west  and  Southwest  i'tn»r.i:t  t^l  Chimrjo  wi  h  'i;^ 
Four  Daily  Express  Trains,  leaving  rSir'*-'-.  T:  ;• 
A.  M.,  ll:.30  A.  M.,  5:15  P.  M..  act  V:00  P.  M. 

Elesnnt  Brawins;  Uoom  Cosrhc* 

OnDay  J'-sprcss  Trainn  between   Chicago,  Tole- 
do and  Piitiaio. 

5:15  p.  M.  TRAIX   KUXS  DAH.Y 

And  has  Palace  Sleeping  Coache«  Attatue.l, 

Runn'g  Through  to  New  YorV 

WITHOUT    CHANGE. 

P'issenecrs  Tot  Pctroii,  and  all  points  in  C''»'« 

da,  and   tt)os.e  for  OA.'o,  J'tiiuK./lriiiiio,  A'tir  Yui  >. 
and  AVc-   L'li'jl'ind.  should  purchase    tiel;.ts  v.- 
/.o/.-c   Sh'Jre     (iiid  Mi'-hi'jan     S''iillnru     Jlfin,. 
which  areon  sale  at  all  jirincipal  Hallway  Tl^i... 
Offices,    aiiJ  at  tl.e  Ct-mjanv's  Cbce, 

Xo.  50,  Clark  Street,  CJilcsigo. 

F.  E.  MORSE,  Gen'l  Pass.  Agt., 
OTIS  KIM  PALL,  Cen'l  S'.:p't,  ChicafeO. 

271  v1  Clevclaud,  0. 


A^'D  1>0  PERI'KCT  WOT.K^ 
Lsavin;^  c\er\  k-ot  "n  tbe  ui-ide  of  the  work. 
1 1  v.'ill  ?:uit  a  pa-r  of  st.icl.iu,i,s  {iniy  ii'*-)  iu  less 
than  hill,  an  hour.  It  v.ill  knit  Ci.omk  on 
Ori-N,  P(.A;?f  ou  Riu.s  :f.  wiCi  any  Kind  ot 
Coarse  orf.no  woolen  yain,  or  coUon.silK  or  liti- 
:i<'n.  It  will  knit  siockiuTs  with  ibublo  heel 
an.t  '00,  urawefB,  l.ooiU,  .'•acks.  huioling  cap.s, 
comforts,  purees,  h. ■.:?«,  fr'T-ge.  .!fj;h  ins,  n^Ib!a^. 
^iiilersleovcs,  mitti-ns,  .^K-.niin;reaps,  biniji  wi'dvs 
map.=,  cord.  uud.r-LiriS.  fl;iwls,  j.icl  ct.-^,  ■■radle 
bl:ii.i:el.s  leirgiiis.  sii.;)u-ut<  r«.  wrist<-rs.  lidic'^. 
ttf!i)els,  tufted  work.jind  in  f«  t  no  eiidle-e  varie- 
ty sf  artitlco  in  cveiytlay  use,  as  well  a-  foi  olpn.i- 

m«rt. 

FROM  $5  TO  ^"10  PiUl  DAY 


TTOBAnrs 

SALE  AND  EXCHANGE  STABLE. 


OrMMON?. 

State  of  Minnesota,  Toiinty  of  Fariliault. 
Tlie  Sta«e  of  Minnesota,  to  C.    P.    Hinds,    Defen.lant. 


You  are  bcrebr  summoneil  ta  be  anil  appear  before 
tbe  ur><l'is!;.-ne.K  one  I'f '.b/  .l-.i-tVesofthe  Fface  in   and 
for '.ill  cr»\i'itr,  r^n  ihe  Jiiid   .inv   of  I^ccember,    A.    1). 
Six  hund-ed  mc?  are  emp'ovrd   In  tha   manu-  i  j^r.o,  »t  looViocV;  A.  M.,at  uiv   orEce,  in  Winneba-o 
.       ,.  ■  I  i'iiv    bi  sa'flcciin'v.  to  anj.rerto  nennnllo't.  in  aciv- 

fiU-ture  of  g  a  *  lu  this  country.  11  action.     fShoii'd  vo'i  f.'.:!  to   s-i^—r.    nt   t tie  lime    and 

,.^         .    !•    J      ,».»_«»'  nl-i,-e  a'ore-said,  i-.iriri'"''t  *'••!  ^e  rend-red  aisinrt   you. 
Tlie-cn-enincty-s'X  diiTereiit   kinds   Of  "««  ,};';„„  ,,.e  fcvldenc  a.Iduced  bv  said  ".•man  Hoit,  for 

pavement,  in  u.e  in  this  country.  ,  -^1 -- l:^.:;;!^;;;:!''^^:;:';;;;;^;::;^'!:;^'  ;^ve.„er.  A. 

Secrrt:.ry  Rouiwell  doe.  not  favor  the  imme-  |  v.^^  'i.^i  "  o/^^Ul^aie. 

d  ate  re-umption  of  specie  payment.  | 

Pen.  Wood  rccon'ly  "p.deed"  Slfif*,"""  ont  of  | 
John  Morrisspy  in  two  or  three  "seances."  j 

The  Post  OfT-.e  Poparimcnf  ba^  com].'eied   it"  j 
•oleotion  of  de.-igns  Tor  the  new  scries  of  stamps.  | 

Tr  i«  said  that  snspen.-^'on  brid;;?.-  lr:re   been  ' 
known  in  China  for  the  pa<t  two  thousand  years. 

Love  is  sed  to  1.e  blind,  but  i  kno  loS-  of  pbcl- 
lows  in  Invo  w'oo  can  sea  twice  as  much  in  their 
galls  as  ikan.  { 

A  ste.imlM)at  st-nck  tbe  rnil-oad  bridge  at  Par- 


317-tf  C.  J.  FARLEY. 

Winnebago  City,  Nov.  19^1  SCO. 


state  of  .>Ilnne«:o1a,    l-'aribatiU  Caunty— 
111  Probate   Court. 

[."recUl  Pesairn.] 
In  the  matter  of  tbe  Estate  of  WlbblAMF.  ALDRICR. 
late  of  said  countv,  deceased. 

ON  r'-.idincand  f!i:ii?the  pcition  o'  I.oirsa   A.    .K\-  ! 
drlch   Tpp.'  -ientpv^  tbat  Wli.iam  1".  Aldriih,  late  of  , 
said  o.ii:n*\,  died  int  •--•;->•,  leavi!-  goods,  charteUaiid 
estate  within  said  eounf.v,  and  pr»>jnp  thai   !<;««"»  of 
a.lminMrallor  ;>f  t)'e  ei«»tc  of  said  Wr.lUtn  F.    Aldricli,  i 
decea-td.  \>*  granted  fo  tier,  the  said  Louisa  A.  Aldrich, 
and  (;e..fteSv.  Aldrkh.  ^v    .u    ,  j      i 

It  W  erdfieJ,  tl»t  -  .id  petition  be  heard  by  the  Judjfe  I 
A  sieara'rtia--  sirurtL  lui:  i.v  >•■'"""•  ■-. I  of  the  C.ui:    on  t'le  i''!h  dnv  of  January,  A.  D.  ;*T0,  at  i 

fc.,.r;ilo   Yn     U-tTue^dw  niilbt.    and    immcdi-  ,  i  o'oWck  In 'hear.raoon  of  said  'Iav.  «•  I''">  "^^^  i" 
MorsTilIc.  >  n.,  la.-t  lue.^u-vv  msoi.    «  ^,^^^  K.irthC'v.in  jaid  Conntv.  Htwh:-.h  tijie  aud  place 

«to'v  sunk:  a  number  of  live.^  were !o-t.  ',«.»<;„«  of  »:i!d  .onrt  win  be  htM.        ,    ,^     ,.  . 

'      «)rdrrfd  fur!licrh.r<.io,tli,a  notice  of  the  iirae  and 

pUr-of  ^ald  h-  .r;n~  l.o  pv.n  to  tl.e  heirs  of  said  dcrea*-  1 

ed   and   all    others  i.,rere>ited,by  advera.'ngthisoriKr 

1  f„r  three  w--»kgfti'.ceeaeiTely.  prior  lo  the  day  of  hearnp, 

inthe"KKKK  II. -tf^TK  vi>.' a  w:-ekly  newspaper,  puU 

'  Tshed  in  W.nnchHito  Ci'y,  in  taidcounty. 

P.uedDec.  iah.1^9.  j.  4.  KItPTKR. 

g.,,,.P,^  Judge  Pruba;e  Court. 


ThcT  S.1T  there  i'  a  spot  on  tbe  Ene  railway 
where  no  sma-b-up  ever  oconrre-l.  It  i^  regard- 
ed a'  a  great  curiosity  by  tho  inbabi rants. 

0«r»  Perry  and  Hancock  rNpres-'  the  opinion 
that  theon'y  way  to  p-event  oni-a.«;es  and  ronr- 
dc-r>.  and  to  preserve  p^-ace  in  Georgia,  is  to  re- 
lume military  control  over  it  for  tha  time  being. 

VlcissiHidPfc  of  Fortune. 

The  New  York  Son  of  the  2d  says  :      '•  Yei={er- 
dsy.  at  1 14  Forty-yecond  st-oet.   Mr».   Wm.   n. 
Di.browdied.     Only*   few  ye.irs    npe  she   Has 
the  highest  and  mo«t  brilliant  on  the  li.t  of  New 
York  belle.    Yesterday    she    died    in    tne  rear 
room  of  the  fifth  story  of  oue  of  the  most    ma-- 
n.acen.lv  fu.niibcd  and  bnilt  houses  in  the  city, 
and  thoJgh  she  owned  the  furniture,  many  tboa- 
,ands  0:  doll -.T-s  worth,  these  who  by    her  death 
became  iisowujrs,  today    send  her  at  tbe   ex- 
pense of  the  city  of  New  York  to  a  home   in  the 
Fott-r'sFie!L     She  was    the    wife,    too,  ot    the 
lately  dcce.a^ed  Wm.  H. 


S.  RICHARDSON 

Keeps  Cttoetantly  on  Ilaud 

FLOUR  AND  FEED, 

Frosh  and  Salt  Moati, 

LIQUORS  A^D  CIGARS, 
Smoking  and  Chewing  Tobacco, 

and; 
SCHOOL  BOOKS. 

n»  will  pay  the  highest  markst  price  fer 

WHEAT, 
OATS  & 

HIDES 


B' 


STRUGGLES  AND  TRIUMPHS 


OF 


norths  tout  at  all  hours,   day  or  nisin.      Horses  to 

sell  or  e%clinn?e.  . 

Cash  paid  for  oats,  corn  and  hay.    Osts,  corn,  hsy 
«nd^•;lb    np  at  reri«onab'e  lalPi.  ,    „.   .,     ,     ,,,. 

OfBce  in  Wio.iehago  CUy  Motel,  and    Stable  in  the 

Wlnoehajfo  City,  Dec.  ft,  1SC9.  819-lf 


NEW  FIliM. 
New       Goods. 

WELCH   AND  WALLACE, 


Winnebago  City,  Jlay  26, 1869. 


291tf 


Or.TCAGE  SALE. 


NEW  FALL  GOODS  ! 


x\I 

Default  havioK  been  made  in  flie  conditions  of  a  cer-  I 
U'n  inortgaie  .iated  the  Tth  day  of  ^rptcmbe^,  A.  D. 
l^H-i.  e-cecutedhvll-nry  l.a.iue  and  Kllen  La.,ue  hw 
wife  rf  Kar.haa't  Countv,  Stjie  of  Minnesota,  parties  of 
the  Brst  pi't.  to  David  P.  Wasjfatt.  of  Haucock  County, 
.-^late  01  Mane,  piny  of  the  secuud  part,  ov  the  failure 
of*3!dniori-:i!;or*ore;tl.erofthem  to  pay  the  pum  of 

iwo  hun.lred  an,l  siueen  doliar.  an.l  'hi">  'Y"^  <••«"  1^ 

,«-'i(;:r,)  w'd.-ha!roun'i<«  claimed  to  »>«  due  thei-eon  for 

,  prrnclpal  and  interest  at  the  da   ■  of  this  no. ice,   be»  de 

ihe  fur-tier  sum  of  iw.«ty-flv.  dollars,  .#     ).  "i'?"^'"'' 

asattoroev-.-  foe,   to  be   paid   '"  case  of  foreclosure 

•  hUh  said  morfiace  was  recorded  on  the   IJJh  day  or 

'  iJepteniher.  A.  D.  l<ft-.  at  .^  o'clock  p.  m..  In  the  office 

<  oftheUoeffterofDetds.  in  said   Fanhailt  County,  in 

boot  I.  of  Mortsa??!-.  '^n  page   .''-,   and   no  »C'ioa  or 

i.roceed;r.eatlHwl.a»l*enin!.'itu<dtorecoverthede..t 

s'car-d  bv  said  mortsage.  or  any  pari  thereof;    now. 

there'o-e   in  pu'sannce  and  by  %i..ne  of  the  jwwer   01 

•  wlecontkineUiHSiiamorts^ie.snd  of  the   aatutes  in 

su-h  C13C   made  atid  proviood.  noiice  is  hereby  piveii, 

-  '  that  U.e  fjL''i  mort^'ase  wiil  W  foreclosed   and  the  land 

.  ,,:  »n.lpreni-c»  therein  de«<-rit.ed,v;-..:     .\Ilthattrar'    c 

Pisbrow.  once  tbe    well  (  p^rcelof  land  Ivinit  and  being  in  the  county  of  »an- 


OF 


C.  McCABE 

HAS  JCPr   RKCF.IVKD   A  NKW   STOCK 

DRY  GOODS,  GROCERIES, 

Boots,    Shoes.    Crokery    and 
-  GLASSWARE, 

Prints, '  DeZaims,    Bleached    and 
Unbleached  Cotton, 

DRtSS  GOODS,  GENTS"  READY-MADE  CLOTHINe. 

Bats  and  Caps,  Clotlia, 
GR.^IN  SACKS,  NOTIONS,  &c. 

Also,  Sugar.  Tea,  Coffee.  Symp.  Mola'ses,  Kero- 
sene and  Machine  Oil,  Wheat,  Oats.  Flour,  Ac. 


lately  dcce.a^ed  Wm.  H.   I'lsorow.  u..vv  —    ,  p^rceioTiana  lyinit  »■»•  «^'"»  ■•■    "Tj^j^ /..jfj^j  i^.  i  

known  proprict.ir  of  Disbtow's  riding   »«adcmy.  1  ^uiK  •■'d  State^of  Micn^^^^^^  CrOCkcrV  :    Cni»S  and  SaUCerS,  PlatCS, 

T,  ,«..,    j;-...>r.lpd    htr  when    she    married  i  ^0,^^^  .^ne  iti.  in  township  number  one  hundred  aid     *'*  ^.  V„prs  and    HaSlDS 

Her  mother    d;.-C.%r<le«l     r.«r  ^  .v„  i  three  C.-'U  north,  of  r»o:e   naml>«r   twenty -s-ven    (i.)  ;  Meat  iM>DeS,   r^WCrb  JIIU    DJSluif 

60.  deserted    by 


l,»r    n.ather  ■  »h'-«'«'*f"^  north,  of r*o?e  n.iml.«r   twenty-s^Ten   (i.) 
airairst  her  will.     So.dcscrtca    oy    her    motnor     ^^^^^^.^_^^  ^.p,.^.^,.,,^  ^^,,,  g^.^.^^tling  to»ove.a- 
.       l.    .  •     ;,  .,.-«  home,  bet  body   is    to    be     meat  survey.  ;«erib..r  win.  all  the   heretl.fam.-nts  ao.. 
and  robbed  in  her  own  nomr,                 j  ,  j,,^„,^fjj  . hereunto  l^ionctrir  oTin   any  wise  ap- 

■  A  ♦..  j.«  ta  tha    Potttr's    Field.    She  was  ,  p^-ruininj.  will  be  sold  at  public  sal?,  t©  the  higbert 
carried  to-day  t»  ta«    r  ^^^   ,  p^^^^    f..r  c«»h.  to  satisfy  and  pay  the  .aid  debt  and 

Intertsi  and  the  twent v-tive  dollar? tJi.,-! att'mry  »  fees 
'  aud  the  costs  and  di»>'ar*emtnt-!  allowed  by  law.  at  the 
i  front  door  of  the  Port  Office,  In  the  Tillape  of  W  :nneb« 


Glass  Lamps  and  Chimneys,  Comet  Sun  Bniners 
and  Chimneys, 


rail  lev*  ^•'-"—j   •-  ,  , 

29  years  Old.  was  beautiful,  al'^ay.  respectable, 
.Dd  only  eighteen  months  ago  ber  then  fair  form 
wore  $li,000  worth  of  diamoodf. 

J,>,b  BJlling.  cars  :  'If  I  was  in  tbe  haldt  of 
iwtarinjr,  I  wouldu'lkteiuU  U>  ciws  a  bod-bug 
ti(U  to  hif  .faco.' 


Lanterns^  Tumblers,   G^bleU, 

front  door  of  the  Port  Office,  In  the  Tillape  or  «  :nneD«.     ^^^^,,„^,         __.     .o,^-r^ci         C.« 

'^i^r-.s-^^'r  'ofa""'v/;.;L^rA  D  i"w  LOOKI^G  glasses,  <fec., 

en  Tliursday,  the  IWh  day  cf  January,  A.   U.    l?.o,  a        -^v.^  1 

111  o'clock  in  the  forenoon  of  that  day.  


I^ua;  Wa.net>u,o  City,  Minn^lj^c.^^^^^ 

S15-; 


.Dealers  ia 

Stores.  Tin 

AND  SHEET    IRON    WARE, 

FARMIN<}  IMPLEMENTS 

EHEL:?  anJ  HEAVY 

HARDWARE. 

SASH,  glass  and  PUTTY 

anufacturers  of 

EAVE  TROUGHS,  SPOUTING. 

and  all  kinds  of 

TIN  WARE. 

A  file  assortment  of 

Table    and    Pocket    Cutlery, 
Griud-Stoie^  ant]  Hangings, 

Breaking  and  Crossiftff 

PLOWS, 

Fence- Wire,    Jt*.,    Ac 


1\T.BARN1131  E 

WRITTEN  tY  lilMSKLF. 

In  one  lart^e  Octavo  Volume— Nearly  800  pages 
Printed  in  Ei>slish  and  (Jcrinan.     ;<3  Ele- 
gant Full  Page  En^jravings. 
It  embraces   forty   year's   recollections  of  his 
busy  life,  as  a  merchant,  manager,  banker,   lee-  j 
turcr,  and  sliov.man.     No  book  pulilished  so  ac-  |  rpo 
cepable  toall   cla     es.      Every    one    vants   it. 
Agents  average  from  .JO   to    100    subscriliers   a 
week.     We  oiler   extra    terms    and    pay    frieght 
West.      Illustrated     Catalogue     aud    Terms   to 

Agents  sent  free. 
^  J.  B.  Bt'RR  A  CO.,PuVs, 

316  8w  Hartford,  Conn. 

!  r\  HEAT 

DISTRIBUTION 

BV  TUB 

METROPOLITAN  GIFT  CO. 

Cash  Gifts  to  the   Amount  of 
$500,000. 


Made   l.'V    any   Oiie  wilb   the    Araericni.  1 

.Maehiuc,  ';niltin,^  stji  kjng.j,  Ac,  while 

fperal'^r.-  can  even    in;;'  e  m'ir»-,    klli•.lio^' 

f.ii'icy  WorU,  wir.ih    always    couiinands  a  iead\ 

!  .^^ile.     A  person  c:»n  rcadi'y  Unit  from  twelve   t.. 

'  fifteen    pairs  of   su.ck'ng?    I'cr  day,  the    profit 

1  on  tvhiih  will  be  i.ot  le.s    than    f'rrty  cents    per 

'f'"  FARMERS 

j  Can  sc'.I  their  wool  at  ooly  forty  to  fifiy  cents 
per  pound;  but  l.y   ijcllin-    tl.c  wuol   made    int.. 

j  yjiru  at  a  suisill  expense,  and  l;iiitfiiig  it  itito 
toi:!:.--,  two  or  Ibrca  dolh.rs  per  pound  ran  be  re- 
al. 7ed. 

Ou  receipt  of  $25  we  will  forward  a    machine 

CI  ordered. 

We  w-';h  to  procttre  active  AOFNTS  in  every 
section  of  the  rniled  Stnlc."^  and  Canadii.s  ti> 
whom  the  most  lii.er.il  induce  nents  will  he  ofTcr- 
cd.  Address  American  Knitiiug  Macliine  Go. 
Uoston,  Mass.,  or  St.  Loais  M*.- 


^'iinoas  OF  voiTU. 

A  pcn'icmaunlio  sulTercd  for  yrar«  from  NVrvoiu-  De- 
))'iity  I'lei.'.a.tureD.cav,  and  iill  the  eirc'.'o  of  jooWirul 
IndihCielion.  will,  for  Ihe  sate  of  mTeiinK  hi'manity, 
send  free  to  all  wlio  ii-.-ed  it.  the  re.-i  pt  and  direclions 
fortnaKing  the  simple  remedy  by  nh.ch  he  was  cured. 
Suffci -rs  wiihiiii.'  to  profit  h\  ihe  ."dveHifCi  '■<  c-.I-enf'ti''^ 
can  do  so  »)v  addresiin?,  with  perfect  toiifldeiice,  .TOItN 
B.  OliDK.N,  No.  42  Cedtr  St.,  New  Verk.  81i5-ly 

CONSCMPTIYES. 

''      The advirt'.scr,  hi'vlngl)ten  restored  to  health  in   a 

f.w  weeks,  by  a  very  ti.iiide  reioedy,  after  liaviiig  euf- 

fered  several  years  with   a  severe  lung   alftction,  and 

that  dread  dlBO.lse,  Coi'susiiption,   is  aii.\ious  to   luake 

■  known  to  hisfcllow-E'uT'.rers  Ur'  means  of  cure. 

I      T  J  .all  who  desire  H  he  will  send  a  copy  of  tleprescnp- 

\  Hon  used,  f free  of  ehaiTc),  with  the  directions  for  pre- 

paringand  usinu  the  same,  wl.ich  tiny  will  fii.d   a  si^re 

cure  for  Confuiijpticn,   ABthina,   lironchii:-'.  etc.      The 

,  ol.icrl  of  ll:.  a-lvirlivr  in  t      din^  the  I're»cri!.!  ion  1?  to 

♦  bcii-tit  the  altliclcd,  and  spread   information   which   be 

conceives  to  be  invaluable  ;  and  he  hopes  every  sullerer 

will  trvhis  remedy,   as   it   will   cost   nnUiin;?.  and    may 

p.ove"a  hicssing.     Parli<-s  vM.inx  the  rr-f^I'tljo   «  ■" 

please  Rdde?:.  Kcv.  KDWAllD  A.   WILbON,  HiMi.^nis- 

\M'i  KioKs  County, New  Vork.  ai->-.y 


HALL'S 

VEGETABLE   SICILIAI^ 

KaiP.  RENEWER 

lis  tlio  only  potfecteil  an.l 

.sci  en  I  i  fi  ca  1  i  y    iiroiuircil 

I  vi'p.iraii yn    of   its    kini 

lUiOiUULii  ;ind    h:i3    no    coinjieUlor 

GRAY  '»'^    merit.      lb'   »»■•-*   »'sc 

n  i  T  Ti  (J P. AY    llAiU    is    soon 

n-n  itestoreJ    to    its    oiigiufti 

i'U  youtUrul   color   nn.l    brii- 

5  f  S  iliancy,  wLicli  is  so  much 

^-^IJj^^^i^  whose huii- is tl.h^ 
CULtjIl,    'out  will,  by  the  tisc  of  oui* 

PEOMOTESl^<^n<^^^^'">*^'^°  see  its  i^oo-l 

T.Tin       joffccts,  as,  by  its  tonic  'M\\ 

stimulating  projK'Hii'S  tho 

GROWTH!  hair'glnnds  will  be  ine-itcvl 

AND      1^"^  ^^®  ''''"'"   S''^^^'  \\\v^\i 

TO     I       and  strong  again.    Inc.^i'.-* 

J.^  J:     'of  ^aW««i  it  will  croato 

SlLbrlUlU  a  new  growth  unless  tho 

I]RESSIHG.)*^"iclcs  are  destroye.l.     It 

•JipY      jis  cooling,  and   aUay.^  ;;ll 

nyi-n      itching   and   irritation   of 

"  "  *^      the  scalp.   It  does  not  ht: tit) 

BOTTLE   'the  skin  as  do  dyes,  but 

A|JT]      juiakes  the  Bcalp  white  an. I 

IDlUIiLliit   13  ilie  best  and  must 

U?        economical  preparation  in 

IJtrrp       the    world,  as   its   efleit^ 

TUTW    jbist  so  much  longer.   Hen  i 

lulW     Ifor   our   Treatise   on  the 

LOCKS!  hair,  free  to  all,  by  mail. 

Sold  by  all  Druggisti  and  Dealers  In  Medki-ie. 

COOK,  COBURN  «t  CO. 

Gen'l  Agents  for  North-Western  StattJ. 
87  DEAKBOSS  STEEET,  CmCAOO,  ILL. 


TirKF.T    DRAWS    A    rRiiS 

each 


ivenv 

5  Cash  Uifti 

10  "  " 

20  "  *• 

40  "  •' 

200  " 

30«  "  " 

50  Elegant  Rosewood  Pianos,  each 

75  "  "        Alelodeons  " 

.150  Sew  OR  Machines, 
JOO  Gold   Watches, 


$20,000 

10,000 

5,000 

1,000 

O'lU 

100 

;.;on  to  700 

1:,  to  11»0 
CO  to  17.'> 
7i  to  "UiO 


In  number':  there  \f  fafel.v.  it  was  uyion  thi« 
principle  tliat  the  formula  of  Ju.l.«ons  .Mountain 
Herb  Pills  wa"  prepared.     It  was  not  tho    r«>sult  ; 
of  one  maTi'.=  knowledge.     Dr.  .luds.m  intending  : 
to  spend  a  fortune  in  advertising    i.'g   Piils,  con- 
sulted the  mo?t    intelligent   aod    harn-d    phvsi- 
1  cians  of  the  n;;c.  and  Ihe  result  was   the    produc- 
'  tion  of  a  simple  but  eCicaciuus  uie.lii  iuc  tl  e  Jud- 
'  son's  Mountain    Herb    \'\\\f.      Thes-e    pills   cure 
Billiousness.  lJi.-;pe,..«ia,  Liver   Complaint,  Indi 
gcsiion.  Female  Irrcfjularities,  Ac.     1  hey    bavo 
now  been  used  many  J  ears  by    the   publb-.   and 
tiioukacih  of  testimonials  boar  witnes.i    to   fheir 
vir'uei--.     A.- »  finiilj  nit'-licine  they  are   unri^al 
eJ.     (jive  the  .Mountain  Kerb  Pills  a  trial.     So! ' 
bj  all  dcalci.s. 


BTBREOSCOPiC  VIEWS, 
AIiBUMS, 

CHROMOd. 


1 


i 


E.  &  H.  T.  ANTHONT  &  CO., 

691  BEOADWAY,  NEW  YORK, 

UtIU  i>i«  •1i.»ih«  of  lh«  Ti»4«  M  lh»  r  ••••ual*'  ••«.«•,..,'  tt  *« 
W»  pabiua  **m  Wnr  T^muaU  mwmu  •!  kwrMMtyic  Vi€»« 


*i>r«r». 
Ciut'lla. 

Wk.u  M«««Ul«k 

WB»li.BCl«S. 

WmI  real. 


Mfttnoint^  rtvt, 
<>n!i>!  rttk. 

»r»i.t-!.  r».;«, 

Gtval  *.V(«>, 
nvlU*.o.«ir. 


C<iM. 

V.|..t'.rl>. 
1  <       A  ««M. 


».,r.^I    vr.>l.M.'.a.    .f    Wui     fojl.i.^,    O.    W.   WiMM.   L.-7.    •»« 
Mkrf  •iii.a»l  pli«ta(ra|>k>f»,  c*i.«i>»>t  •' 


».-„..».,  .1t«-B00T?  and  SHOES  made  to  order  apa 

Mon«M«e.     [  epaixing  ••ativ  doat.  9%^     I 


J-  H.  Welch,  ^?ni.  Wallace,  Cbas.  Wallace. 

Wianebaga  Citj,  Miaa. 

AprU  Ttb,  1»8. 


Cash  pri*ee,  Silverware,  Ac,  Val.  at  $1.000, OoO 

A  chance  to  draw  any  of  the  above  prizes  foi 

2.j  cents.     Tickets  describing  p'ir.es  are   seated 

in  envelopes  and    well    mixed.      On   receipt   of 

2.'>c  a  sealed  ticket  i»  drawn,  without  choice,  and 

sent  by  mail  to  any  addre*^.     Tlio   prize  named 

upon  it  wiil  l«e  delivered  to  the  ti<kct-ii<lder  on 

j  receipt  ol  One  Dollar.     Pri/.cs  are   iiiimediateiy 

i  sent  to  asy  aildres.<  by   expuM  or   reiuro   mail. 

I      You  will  know  whaty<-ur  pri/ie  is  before  you 

j  pay  for  it.     Any  prize  eichaujrcd  for  another  of  1 

the  Fame  value.     No  biauks.     Our   patrons  can 

deficnd  on  fair  dealing. 

RKKKiir.N.Es.—Wt  select  tbe  foilow'ng  from 
maoy  who  have  lately  drawu  vali;ab!e  prizes, 
and  kindly  permitted  ui*  to  pubii/>h  them  :  -An- 
drew J.  liurns,  Chicago.  %:i0.onO:  Mi.«^  Clara 
S.  Walker.  Biltimore.  Piano.  *.Sli0  ;  Jamea  M- 
ilaltbtu  5,  Detroit,  $0,000  ;  J-.bn  T.  Andrews, 
."Savannah,  $ J.OOO :  Sliss  A;:nes  "^immon.*, 
Charleston.  Piano,  $000.  W*  poblieh  no  nawei 
witboat  per'oission. 

Opin-ioss  of  tre  Ppe.'S.     The  firm  is  reliable, 
and    deserve    thPr    soccef^s.— H'c-Z'.y    Tnhn»e,\ 
.Vny  8.     M'e  krow    them   to  be   a   fair   dealing  ; 
firm.— >V.   >'.  lUndd  M<:i  2S.     A  friend  of  ours  j 
!  drew  a  1500  pnze,  which  was  pi  omptly  received.  , 
I  Dail^  \etct,  JnHf  %.  j 

Send  for  Circular.  Liberal  Indtjcements  lo  [ 
Agents.  Satisfaction  guaranteed.  F; very  pack- 
age of  sealed  envelojes  cor  tains  0Ni5  CASH 
GIFT.  Six  tickets  for  $1  ;  1-3  for  $2  ;  35  for  $5; 
110  for  $15.  All  letters  should  be  addressed  to 
UARHER,  WILSON  A  '"0., 
lie  12w  Xt'-t  Broadway,  New  York, 


MO.NL'MENTS, 

01'.  AV?-:   STONK.S, 

FLKMTUKK 

M.MlBLi:, 
&C.,        *kC., 

Cat  to   order   from 
either  I  t  a  1. 1  a  k  or 
A  M  E  R  t  c  A  .f  warble, 
and    set    op    in    good 
tajite       .Mr.  J.   M.  fcul- 
JiiAii  is  onr  f-raciital  dt 
signer,  and  al!  .-rdcr*  are 
filled acconiiug  to  spocifi 
atitns.      K,    however,    \l<'i 
ta^'teof  .Mr.  iSiTiiiv  .u  is  cons- 
suit*^,  the  'iesigns  are  iruaf- 
anteed    to  be   unique.      The 
work  recommend'  itseit     Or- 
ders from  a  distance  promptly 
pfeii'led   t'-i 

Fi>!i'T  &  Sullivan. 

OWATOXXA,  MLNN. 

JuneVth,  1SG9.  2'i?. 


■w>li*rlui4. 

auiiM. 

rrrMCM, 

actfUA«4L 


tr^land. 
Walu. 

Airttrift. 

li«>r. 


Tu  jrriM. 
Crysul 


THE  LAWDS  OP  THE  BIBI-B. 

Aaivtvi  f'l.'f.r  ■•'■•■'■  1.1  "r  r*  »'••  li-«r  ux-i  «•- 1  ■•"•►v 
nr.  V,»«.  n  f  i««l  ••>  »>T  W»»r»  •.•!  «<:»»».  AftW  11.  A^"*!  '• 
l.'"H.(  «I>li«  OttlH  VltWH."  •!  wtick  «<  ►..•»  •  •!"  « 
«,.,.-t-^»oi  .t»i.'«f.rrr.ii."i»»r:r.  •«•  I  «.«l-5-.  ll'i.'tn.u» 
Vrt»'  .«  •wiii'rimi.4,  tk«  akiM'  t«.ti»--*.  ecwlM.*.  W«i...  »« 

»Tr.«r,o«<TOPE».-W.  m»<'>r<°r>  wfr  Ulft'f.  >^  ^•"  •  '•'«• 

riroTKiK^ri.'a   ali>c-<«  -  o^  M«»fkrti>ri «'  »i-«»»  "  "*  J 

•IlKra. 

IlI\  in  w!I  if-  iriAA*  ta  aw  am  Tfft  an!  •«'  •"•••  •'•  *'*"'l\ 

tt-n,   II.  •.»  af  a»r  «Mlar    r.ak.r       aKTan  afcM<4  tl-  l».l  l»  •••  ••• 

•Mat  kabn  B*lia«4K.r  yvlrkaar, 

a 

CHROMOS. 

T^aaa  Wkatlfal  fUrtmm.  U»t  •a>aa<  U  4utnf\.ukt*  '"«  •*• 
fmt^  O.l  rmittintt  al  aaa  i»b;',  -hrr  a«H.  ••  -■v"'  <•'«•  '  ,  li 
rarl».  Ur..iaa,  BaiLa,  ViaaM  M«  EaaM.  acA  *i,p\1  l*»  «»•••  •'  "• 

"""    E.  &H.   T.  AKTHONY  &  CO., 

891  Broadway,  N  Y., 
to9«rt«it  and  Uanufta  of  Plu>t»i{r«i>hi':  M&tariala. 


1 


N 


OTICE. 


r)EEF  AND  P^K 

AT  RICHARDSONS. 

j  Cheap  for  <rash.  "^-tf 


Whereas,  my  wife.  Jane  Brels'crd,  has  left  n  y 
bed  and  hoard  without  junl   cau^e    or    pr<'V 
tion.  all  persons  are  hereby  noiilied  n-f   to      •" 
or  harbor  her  on  my  accoant,  aa  I    will    p-      B  • 
debts  of  her  con irai tin R.  ^„,.    , ., 

3,7.4^  J».VES  BPELSrOUD. 

Prescott,  Nsv   6tb.  Il'itt.  ^ 


»-*^ 


T 


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I 


INTENTIONAL  DUPLICATE  EXPOSURE 

—  •  ■  '  ' 


>1    TTT^     T^l^r^r^      Tir^XCr^lTl?   \  n       riR.  J    P    HUMES,  PHYSICIAN   AND  8Ltt01.0N 
1   HE      FREE      HOMEMr.Al^.      J;  omcelnSo   2.  S.wB1«01c.    up   rt.lr».     B*^*!;"" 

.     cirncr  of  Wilch and  Cleteliuid Str»«u,  Winn«h«»o City, 
U  on.     Day  C»IU  •tlendcd  from  the  olBe*.     NJ«bl  e*lU 
.  from  hit  re»li1ence.  oiunf 

-  I      otilc*  d»y»— SAiurdayt.  *»'" 


TOWN  AND  COUNTY. 


b.  A,  HOTC'MKIMS.  Kl>l TOR. 


AOVERTisirra  ratbs 

fi.r'it.«flr»ln»rrtlon,ial  Bv»  ceuu   i»ei    Ua«  for  «i«ch  , 


Arrival  aad  0«partar«  of  Mails. 


r\RKDS,    MORTOAGES.     AND    OTHBK 
8j«.-!»al  nv.rlc«»'.n  '•'••'V'* '^'''"™"?' ^'i  "l?!!*','^!'.,.!!!!      l)   bUnkt.  neatly  priofed,  and  for  lalo   %t  tha 

Uoincitead  OiBee. 

AN  DREW  C.  DISS, 

AttornoT  and  Counselor  *l  Law  in  TTinnebajjo 
City.  Minn.,  will  attend  to  profoasional  buai 
u-s^i  throughout  the  Slate.  174tf 


•aKi«'ia«nt  tnitrtloQ. 

AJT.TiU<-ajent»o-cui>)i!>J  "na  Inch  nf  ipac^,  Ini-rtod 
«c«  «cek  t<*T  on*  dolUr  One  cilnmn,  one  year,  et^htr 
a^'Ur*.     Othar  adTeriJ»em«uU  In  proportion. 


Hue  Earth  City, 


•  ».  V. 
8  A.M. 


Bt.  ?AVh,  Doc.  13,  1889. 
The  Hfty  thonMind  copies  of  the  1  i«»  iwue  of 

"Minnesota:  lU  Advantage.-,  to  ad  Hers."  pab- 
liahed  by  the  State,  are  exhttUi<ted.  Application* 
now  arriving    will 


DBFABT. 


Mankato, 

Blue  Earth  City, 

ARalva— TBI-WIKLT,  SBMI-WIBKLT,  WBBKLT. 


8  A.M. 

S  P.  M. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTOBT. 


Mankato. 


Y  risen,  lcmber  JueaciiANT,  o.Vi:  door  be 

tirTyl 


c 


HfBUJ  HUTCL. 


n-aa«ca— Tuesday,  Thursday,  Saturday. 
Albert  Lea  — Monday,  Wednesday,  Friday, 
TcolwHen— Monday,  ITrlday, 
Jiickson— Tuaaday, 

DBFABT. 

ica— Monday. WedneiNlay,  Fridar. 


7  P.M. 

7  P.M. 

7  P.  M. 

11  A. M. 


one*  restored  by  Uking  Jut*  tb«ft»wacb  •  te^ 
■poonnil  otJ<*km—ii>9  Ana^sm  Umimmtt,  aiMd 
in  a  little  •••id  water,  w«U  twecUsed. 

Evnry  farmtr  who  owbb  •  good  atoeli  of  kflW- 
be    furniiihed   ivith  the  1870  !  .i,  .attle  and  sheep,  arid  intendj   to    keep  lb«lB 
L-  u  T  L  1 »,«.,! IT     .n.l    will     through  the  wlnrer,  should  get   at  oaee  a  gtxia 

pamphlet,  which  I  have  nearly  rea.ly,   and   *'»     „^,/„f  ^^,„-^«„..   Ca^alrf  Condition    P.ud^r,. 

issuenextinonth,  in  compliance  with  the  follow-     y,,,  j^Hur's  worth  will  save  at  leait   a   haJl   a 
ing  sUlement  contained  in  the   prefious   issues:     ion  of  hay. 
"This  pamphlet,  published  in    January    of  each 
year,  in  designed  to  keep  up  with  tfc«  progress  of 
the  SUte,  and  present  its  status  to  date" 


THI  SGIENTIFG  AMKRICAK. 

|1.»«0  Cub.        FOR  18T0.       |1,&M  Carb 

A  TALVABLS  PBailll-H  POB  ALL. 

Tbis  ipleadidJy  illnitrBtcd  weekly  Jonrnal  of 
popular  i*eieDC«,  Mechanics,  luveation,  Kngi- 
Deering,  Obemiatry,  Arobitejtvre,  Agriculture, 
and  the  kindred  arU.  anteri  iti  tweaty  fifth  year 
en  the  first  of  January  next,  baring  a  eircala- 
tion  far  exceeding  that  of  any  liaiilar  journal 
now  published. 


JTTST  ABEIVED. 

NEW  GOODS  I 


The  coram«dloui  brick  JweHhin  of  O.    P.  Chobb.   In  ,  Albert  Lpe—Tnr.day.  Thursday,  Saturday, 


Mankato,  Mionnofa. 


pai:^BiK  t     SHKPHAUD-CITV     DRCO     STfRE. 


;    Palnnoi.t ,  hai  bern  op^ne-J  »<•  the  traveling  iiobllc.  and 
I  ample  accoinraodatjo.il  are  iio»  otTrrcd  lo  all   who   m.ty 

iriili  l<»avail  theuuelTeloflUlioi'pils' "«•*•      _„ 

SIT  tf  O.  P.  CHIBB. 


7  A.M. 
7  A.  M. 
«  A.  M. 
1  P.  M. 


Whlesalc  and  Urtan. 
WT>1 


Mankato,  Mlnneaota. 


TrnhaMen— Tuaaday,  Saturday 
J  acka«>— Friday, 

To  Wioure  mailing  matter,  It  should  be  la  the  oflice  half 
an  hour  l>eIor«  drparture  time. 


^Z\  S.  (JMirH,  BoOKSELLK'-l  AND  3TATI0XKR, 
1   On.  "duor  j-uth  uf  Uariaw  offlo., 
'jlffjl  Mankato,  M:nDVieta. 


^      w      sB.»ivur.j.    WHoLEsALR    AND     RETAIL 

•^^    Pcaldr  !t   Crackery  t^i  Olaaiware.       front   3'  , 
M\nkaio,  Minn.  818-tf 

BROCKWAY    BROS  EATISQ   U0C3E  .VXD  COS- 
ffctJonery, 


VX'ONDERrCL  IXVK.NT10S. 

G.E.!IIoQltoii.  Winnebaffo  City,  Minn., 

AOKNT  FOR  ^\UlBAri,T  rOLNTV. 
For    The    American    Button- Hols.    0»er-S«rn.inf    knd 
^r«in(f  Mnchine      The  Brit  aii.1  only  Button-llole  Mak-   i 


Cbnrck  Diroctorr. 


Orbat  DisTRiBUTio.f.— The  Metropolifan  Gift 

Company  h«Te  made  extenfire  arrangements  for  j      j^'^   editorial    Department  of   the   6eientifi« 

^    .  ui  »  .  .  ■  »^.      ••     .  J  .»,-:.  '  American  ii  Terr  ably  rondneted,  and   some  of 

It  was  my  intention  when  the    first   pamphlet    jheir  third  Oroat  Annual  Distribufon.  and  their    ^^^  ^^^^  ^^^^^^^  ^^f^^^   .^    ^^.^   ^^^^^^^    ^^^ 

was  issued,  three  years   ago,    to    continue    their    jj.i  numbers  cash  and  other  g-fts  to   the  amount  |  Europe,  are  ooniriboiors.    Srery  nutrbcr  baa  18 

.>.,v.ii,.iition  for  five  vears,  80  as  toembrace  in  the  .  !  imperial  r-agef,  embellished  with  fine  Engrar- 
publication  for  five  years,  BO  of  nearly  a  million  of  dollars,  among  them  •"  ;  j„  7„,  Miichincry,  New  Inrentions.  Tools  for 
last  issue  such  facts  as  the  census    of    rs70    »nd^  _  I  '"»'_.'   .    .         „■"  .  .. .  _,^    «_  _: 

the  then  condition  of   Min  —        i 

With  the  aid  of  the  Stale,  I  have  for  throe  years,    from  one  hundred   to  twenty  thousand   dollars 

enaeavored,  in  a  focblc  way,  "to  mike  Minnesota    ^^^^^    ^,g„^    Piano.«,     Melodaons,    Pewing    Ma 


tovaat  At 


MBTnowsT-ServIcs  every  Sabbath  morning,  !n  the     known  every  where."     Ffty  thousand  copies  have      ,^i„        ^nming    Machines,   Gold   and     Silver 


BapustChurch,  at  10:8ti o'clock      ^,„„,„   ^^ 

R«r/.  J.  C.  OOWRAX,  Pkator 

COXaBBOlTIOKALIST.' 


been  issued  each  vear  and  an   extent  of  interest, 
Hervires  every  Sabhaih  morn-  |    nquiry  and  publicity  elicited  w.tl,  regard  to  our 


Watches,  Silver  \V  aro,  Jewelry,  Ac,  Ac.     Every 


nVan-:.  ^eWng  Machine  co.Hined.   In  the  world,    it  \  tni;x^ii;^Hi^^,tooi  '^l^}:''.''^'Zou"l,^^o. .      'i  8-*^  State,  which  augurs  well  for  her  future.     I     ticket  draw,  apri.e,  and  no  blank,    are    issued 


<Ioes  Hiore  work  than  any  other  machine  ever  Invented 
263tf 


s*:yi 


Mankato,  Minnesota. 


T    D    BLRKR,  DKALER  IN  GIOCERIKS,  FROVIS- 
"  •  l-jos.  Crockery,  Olass  and  Wooden  Ware. 


•i»:yl 


Mankato,  Minnesota. 


TOUN*    Qf ANE,    WASIIINOTON    UOfSE. 
J    .Stablluj  coanecud. 

»:yi 


GOOD 
Mankato,  Minnesota. 
AND 


ON  THE  ARRIVAL  OK  THE  CARS,  we  iiiali  be  pre 
pared  lo  opm  a  atnck  of 

FURNIIUUE,  Ac  Ac, 

At  Wei  Is,  to  supply  the    drm»nJ,  both   wholesale  and 
n-iail.  Respectfully, 

HOPKI.N-^  A  FERSALD, 
WboleMle  and  Retail  Dealer  in  Puruitute.  Brd.ling,  Ac. 
AUo,  Cnertakcrs,  JOS-tf  Austin,  Minn. 


Rev.  J.  D.  TODD,  Pastoi. 

CsioB.— Prayer  Meelln?.  Wednesday  evenings,  in  the 
Baptist  Church,  at  7  o'clock. 

Sabuath  School  every  Sunday  morning,  ImmedlaUly 
after  preachlHg. 


TO  PRINTERS. 


The  Best  aud  Cheapest  Organs. 


MOIIR  A  DACBKX.  PLOW  MANCFACTORV. 
Hlaeksmithiof, 


99:yl 


M.iDkato,  Minnesota. 


pOLLlMS  HOUSE,  >» 

Winnebago  City,  Minnesota. 

^ E.  Q.  A  A.  P.  COLLINS,   Propiietors. 

MO.  WIl.LARD,  ATTOB.SEY  AT  LAW  AND. SO-  _      Exdient  accommodations,  a-4eharge«  mod- 
•  lary  PobUs. 
897yl 


We   hare  for  sale,  at   a   great  barp»".n.   f«ir 
hundred  pounds  of  Long  Primer.     One  half  of  it  j 
is  almost  new,  and  the  balance  is  good  for  years.  |       ^^  illustration  of  the   advantaee'  "f  a    large 
For  particulars,  address  the  Frkk  Homistkad.       I  ^^^^^^j^^  ^j  ,„j  .^jeie,  enablit  g  the  manufae- 


,      .n,.M.n.^«t     five  hundred   and  seventy   cash   gift-,   ranging     the  Workshop,  Farm  and  Househol^J,  Engineer- 
inesota    would  .suggest,    u "•»«•"•  »  .r  •  .^^^  Works,  Uw.Uing  Ilouseii,  Publie  Buildings, 

A  joiirnal  o(  so  ujch  intrinsic  value,  at  the 
low  price  of  $S  a  year,  ooght  to  have,  in  thii 
thriring  country,  a  million  readers. 

Whoever  reads  the  Scientific  American  is  en. 
tertained  and  iastrucled,  witlioul being  bothered 
with  hard  words  or  dry  detail*. 

TO  IKVENTOKS  AND  MEOUANlCS  thii 
„  journal  is  of  special  value,  as  it  contains  a  week- 

admit  that  greater  efforts  should  have  been  made    jhe  tickets  are  each  placed  in  envelopes,  which,     j^  ^port  of  all  PatenU  issued   at    Washington, 

toputMinne^otaproperly  before. he  world   -;*;  .^er  being  sealed  are  mixed   and  when  drawn     :^  ^^:\:!::i,^,!'' ^%;:^':i 

can  only  say    that  wha  ever  **    .  indiscriminately,  so  that  the   Company   are  not     the  Soienti.fic  Ameriean  aro  the  most   Extensive 

business  the  experience  of  the  pa,t  has  given  me,  V  "  ,1.    !  Patent  Solicitors  in    the  world,   and    have   nn- 

-ill  l,e  devoted  to  the  forthcoming  pamphlet.         I  »ware  of  the  contents  of  any  envelope  until  the  i^^^j^^    facilities    for    gathering    a    eomplela 

'  ticket  is  retuined  to    them.      These   tickets  are    ki.owledge  of  the   progre..  of    Invention    and 

Discovery  throughout  the    w  rid:    and   with    a 
•o'd  for  twenty-five  cents   each,   or  six  for   one  |  view  to  mark  the  quarter  of  a   century,   during 


GIR ART  HEWITT. 


Cream  Beer  is  txetlUnt.     Many  thanks. 


turer  to  avail    him»elf  of   the  aid  of    machinery 

and  most  complete  division  of  Inbor,  and  so    to  !  close  it  with  one  dollar   to   the   company,  and 

Alden  is  a  new   MinncsoU   town,  situated   be-  j  produce  the  best  work  at  lowest  cost,    is  afforded  |  whatever  the  ticket  calls  for  ib  immediately  lor- 


,     ,        ,  ,,  .u;  ,,.  «„.   f„,     which  this  jeurnsl  hat   held  the   first  place   in 

dollar,  thirteen  for  two  dollars;    thirty-five   f»'  |  j.^^.'/^^jfi^  .^j  mechanical   Literature,   the    Pub. 

five  lollars  ;  one  hundred  and  ten  for  fifteen  dol-  j  Hahars  wlU  issue  on  Janaaiy  first,  the  large  and 

.  ,    ^  inlendid  Steel  Engraving,  by  John   Ssrtain,  sf 

lars.     As  soon  as  you  receive  a  ticket,  you   en.  ,  p'^ii^^eiphi.,  entiUed: 


"MBit  or  PaoSRKSS— AKIRICAR  IMTBXTOBS,  ' 

The  plate  costing  nearly  $4,000  to  engrave,  aod 


Mankato,  Minn.       I  urate 


Stages  leave  this  House  for  all  jjoio'S.    237tf 


I^HAS   3CHILDKNECnTAC0.,MASUPACTUtEaS 

WTyl ""*'"'' ^"'""'''  Mank.to,Mlnn.         gHERIDA.N  J.  ABBOTT, 

OAML  HIDDEN.  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEAL-      AttOmCy  &  COUnSelOT  at  LEW, 


tween  Albert  Lea,  and  Wells.  The  cars  are  »1- j  by  what  the  MASON  A  HAMLIN  ORQA  N  CO.,  I  ^^^.^j^  ^^  ^^^  The  company  are  aware  that  i  contains  nineteen  likenesses  of  Illustrious  Amer* 
ready  there,  and  of  course  it  must  be  a  lively  ,  ,^  „,,  ^oiag  It  is  well  know,  that  the  C.oi.  |  ^^^.^  ^^^^^^^  ^^^^^^  ^^^^^^,  ^^^^  ^^^^  ,^.,.„^  \  -- J^^-'^-^,^;;; -d"rnt:ar,';I ";;  will 
place.  i  net  Ogsns  ot  their    manufacture   have  for  some 

time  enjoyed  the  reputation  of  being  the  best   in 


To  keep  from  stuttering,  don't  talk. 


LIVING    PRICES, 


AMD  MG8T  IB  lOIS 


CHEAP  AS  THE  CHEAPES' 


▲  fill  AfSortBsnt  tS 


Dress  Goods! 


CoBsiiting  of 

Delainas,  Poplins, 

Tycoon  Reps, 

AlD»«*«.  Merinos,  *•• 
Togothtr  with  a  full  Lino  of 


•rin  Dry  Ooods. 
»Tyl 


Mankato,  Minn. 


Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer. 


J.  P.  Wall  lee.  Mankato,  is  sslling  boat   fro.«h 


WM.  L.  COON.    ATTORNEY  AT  LAW.   COLLECT- 
Inj  Agent  and  Notary  public, 
jj^f       "  Mankato,  Minn. 


CLirrON  H0C31, 
W.  V.  B.  Moore.  Proprietor 


Particular  attention  paid  te  the  Oollac-    ^j^xnt  at  6«  cents  per  can,  by  the  oaso  of  forty, 
n'ofi  of  Dehtt  mid  Paymfnt  0/  7iir«».  ^^p,      j^\\  orders    must    bo    accompanied    with 

ALL    BUSINESS  PROMPTLY   ATTENDED  TO.         e„h.      Boy  BOW,  as  oyStOTi  will  advance  during 
Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  Aug.  30,  1868.  1  ^j,^  Holidays. 

25?.tr  !  — •— 


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/root  St.,  Maokato,  Minn. 


D1EW*  BROS-  rCRNIsniNO  HOUSE,  MANKATO 
M  an       Eurnilure  an.l  Carpeting.    Oil    Cl<>lh»  and 
Curtains,  Table  Cloths  and  Mirrors,  window  .Shadetaad 
Mattrtaact    Piatarc  Pramei  %nd  Mats,  Cord  and  Taks^I*. 
Agenia  for  the  CnrivaUed  Waaber.  ««tf 

K    WISER,   PR.».CTICAL   WATCH  MAKER  AND 
•  Jeweler.     Dealer  la  WaUhaa,  Clooka,  Jewelry  and 

Stiver- Wara.  „     ^  .      „,„„ 

^•)^f  Mankato,  MInu. 

Bepairlng  neatly  extcaled  and  warranted. 


tUIXNEBAGO  CITY  HOTEL, 

C.  8.  KIBALL,  Pbopribtob. 


To  gain  time,  steal  a  watch. 


Stages  leave  this  Hotel  Mondays  and  Thurs- 
dayafur  the  uearu.st  Railio-d  station,  and  Tues- 
days and  .Samrdajs  for  the  West. 

A  good  Li»"«ry  is    connected    with    the    Hotel,      ^^^  matter  will  receive  due  consideration 

And  there  are  ample  accommodations   for  team-  j  ___ ■  »■  ■  

.ters.  S>2tf  ' 


Those  persons  who  are  interested  in  the  organ- 
iiation  of  a  Brass  Band  in  this  village,  are  re- 
quested to  meet  at  .Moulton's  Store,  on  Saturday 
evening,  Dec.  18th.  at  half  past  six  o'clock,  when 


the  world  ;  and  the  demand  for  them  from  all 
countries  has  so  increased  that  the  Company 
have  now  occasion  to  produce  o>. »  hundrtd  and 
fiftjl  Organ*  per  week. 

This  has  enabled  them  to  introduce  a  variety 
of  ingenious  machinery  fjr    the    production   of  ;  plainly  addressed.  Metropolitan  Gift   Company, 


honorably  with  their  customers,  and  having  this  i  l>«  8«>''l »» »«  «»»»"•.  b."'   "J  ""•   •uJxcribing 
■^  for  the  Scientific  American    the    paper    will   bo 


fa«t  in  view  they  strive  to  please  all   who   favor:  aent  for  one  year,  together  with  a  copy  of  the 

....  r^^       1  ,.  ■      I  cneravine,  en  receipt  of  ten   dollars.      The   pie- 

them  with  their  patronage.     Circulars  contain-  ■"S'^"""*"'-      -    *^  ■       - 

ing  references  and  highly   favorable   notices   of 
the  press  are  sent  free  to  all.     Letters  should  bo 


MKNK.VTO  H0C9I.  OROVER  C  BIRT.  PROPRIE- 
lor  Having  refurniihed  throughout  the  above  wall- 
known  house,  the  pr.pririor  a*k>  a  c.ntli.uauce  of 
Public  patronaga.  G-wd  stAfcle  -cconim-Mlatioua  are 
oaooceud  wuti  the  hoasa.     CXargts  in  >deraW. 


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Af  ILLINfcRY  AND  DRESSilAKINl*. 

MISS  ADDIE  L.  ACKLEY 

Keeps  constantly  on  hand  a  complete  ataortmettl  ef 

.MILLINERY  GOODS, 


To  keep  out  of  a  fight,  sUy  by  yourself. 


Prof.  J.  B.  Carpenter  is  just  organising  a  class 

in  voca.1  culture   in    this   place.     All  wishing    to 

i  eultirate,  should  not  lose  this  opportunity.  Miss, 


DWEHRLE,  W.ATCHMAKKB  A  JEWELER,  HAS 
•  raeeived  his  complete  JtocW  of  Ainerlc^in  a'lJ  Im- 
pnrtad  Watches,  CI'K:lca  and  Jewelry.  Kepiiring  war- 
ranted aa  repraaealcd.  Front  Street,  opposite  the  CUf- 
tua  House.  »^'  Mankato    Minn, 


And  hunrtreds  of  <1:.llar"t  worth  of  wor«ed»,  bring  tbe      Florence  P.    Carpetiter,   will  open    classes    upon 

firH  full  line  stock  ofZephyr  Worsted  ever  brought  into  o  j    \i  i   a •.-    «lw»..t  twn 

the  Piano,   Organ,  and    Melodeon,  in  about  two 

weeks.     Let  our  oitisens  6e  rtady. 


Winnebago  City. 

New  and  Kaihlonabie  Qood*  received  by  expresa every 
week.  Store  on  MaUt  St.,  nearly  opyosUe  the  Collins 
House.  "*■'' 


r^  W.  MCKPUT  A  CO., 

Dealers  In 


To  avoid  corpulence,  quit  eating. 


BOOKS  k  STATIONERY, 

POST    OPFICK  nt  tl.DI.NO,    FRONT  ST., 
MAItfSATO,  WINN. 

Parlicular  altculion  paid  to   Music  Orders. 


D  NOTEM  AN,  Mil,  PHYSICIAN  AND  StrRGEON. 
•  Will  alten.l  to  calls  promptly,  in  Wiiinahago  City 
and  jurrounding  country.  Dr.  N.  has  had  twenty  year* 
czperie  .cein  locil.  general,  and  hospital  practice,  and 
lately  hail  flia'ge  of  a  Hygienic  Ins:ilute  for  the  treat 
ment  of  chronic  di»e»ie».  He  M  therefore  prepared  to 
treat  Catarrh,  Bronchliis.  Scrofula,    Rheuniati»m,    Pro- 

lap-u<  fieri     N*uraU-ia,   Sick    H-adiciir,   Liver  Com-     everything  connected  with  such  ;  and    would    be 
plaim.  Diphtheria.  ColJ   Hand,  and  Feet     N.:rvoUi  De  .  j^.         gt^nj^^^  321^! 

!>illty,  Ca.scrr.h,  Fkvbu  SoKks,  and  all  Blood  and    Skin      n»PPy  ^^  '»'""•  •"*  "'"  i.""i"i""i 

Dineares,  with  a  »ucce«s  far  in  advance  of  the  ordinary  ^ , 

phynician  who  has  i.ever  made  a  speciality  of  this  ciasa 
•(diseases 


the  various  parts  of  the  iastruuient,  by  which 
they  got  increased  perfection  in  thtir  work,  and 
make  » considerable  saving  in  the  cost.  It  is  a 
partof  their  system  to  sell  alw.iya  at  least  re- 
munerative profit,  depending  on  increased 
amount  of  business  for  a  satisfiictory  result  to 
tbcmselvss.  Accordingly,  they  have  recently 
reduced  prices,  and  it  is  said,  are  now  selling 
their  famous  organs  at  even  ^csii  than  it  costs  a 
small  maker  to  produce  inferior  instrumentj. 
The  public  are  thus  the  gaineni  by  getting  the 
best  artioile  at  less  than,  without  such  advantages 
they  would  have  to  pay  for  inferi<»r  work.  This 
Company  will  not  make  the  sti-called  "cheap" 
organs  st  any  price.    All  their  work  is  of  tho 

Tory  host. 

•  m  

A  Splesdid  Prjxb  for  tbi;  Ladies  !— Tho 
finest,  most  pleasing,  and  cosily  engraving  ever 
published  in  America,  to  be  preiiented  as  a  pre- 
mium toeaoh  subscriber  to  Dkvorbst's    Month- 


tnre  is  also  offered  as  a  premium  for  clubs  os  suh- 
scribt-rs. 

^i^'ll.SOO  CASH  PRIZES.'«( 

Inaddition  to  the  above   premium,    the   Pub- 
lishers will  pay  $1,500  in  Oa.<h  Prises  for  lisUof 
anbscribers  seat  in  by  February  19,  1870,     Per- 
son*  who    want  lo    compete    for    theio   prises, 
I  siio'jld  send  at  once  for  prospectus    and   blanks 
~  '  ~~      ~~~  I  for  names. 

fraiiafera   of  Real  Estate  in    Faribault  1      Terms  fcr  Scientific  American,  one  year  fs.ov  ; 
County.  '  glx  Hionthsfl.M;  four  months, $1.00.    Toclubs 

j  of  ton   and  upwards,  Urms    $2.60    per    annum. 

A.  E.  Nelson  to  J.  C.  Easton,  Warranty  Deed  of    Spocim»in  oopios  sent  free.     Address  the  publish- 


Nos.  1J>3  and  195  Broadway,  New  York. 
317  4m 


Ologbama,  Prints, 

Tickings,  Sheetings, 
Flannels. 
Woolens,  Jeans, 

naUnelUs,  Cassimtras, 


Also  a  Larp  Hupply  •! 


GKIKIJKL  A  HU0TII1:R. 

wholesale  and  retail  dealers  in 

P,  O  O  r  S,  S  II  O  E  S. 

Leather.  Ptadiogs,  Shoemakers'  Tools,  etc. 

Front  Street, 
nppns'te  tb«  Poat  Offico,        Mawkato.  Minn. 


To  keep  your  doors    from  being    broken  open 

All  co~imuni.-aiionseonfiJenilal.    Consultatloa  free,     jjy  burglars,  don't  close  them. 

Offic  at  Ur.  Kjiley's  DiugS'or^.     Reiidei.ce  at  Kim- 

bal's.     Office  days  Friday,  of  each  week. 


»)6 


Itf  EAT  MARKET. 

iSEEr,     1  (Jlvlv   ana    ML   i  lUJV      p^rtunity  to  almost  all  classes  to    make    money, 
i  kreaow  for  sale.tPeircesmurket  in  WinnMiago'  Particularly  Farmers,   who  can  get  a    groat    doal 


EngelberttkAeiucr,  would   respectfully   inform 
the  people  of  Winnebago  City  and  vicinity,    that  ;  ^^  ^  Magaaine  ef  practical  utility  in  the  house- 
he  has  a  Bakery    opened    now,    and    shall    keep  i  ^^^^   ^  ^.^^^^  ^^  ^^^   fashions,    and    a   literary 

conservator  of  surpassing  interest  and  artistic 
excellence,  acknowledged  to  bo  the  Model  Parlor 
Magazine  ol  America. 

Ihe  enjjraving,  23  by  35  in  :he»,  is  from  tho 
original  painting,  entitled,  "  I'he  Pic-Nic  on 
THB  4th  ok  JlLV." 

Th«  piiinting  took  a  whole  year,  and  is  consid- 
ered the  finest  of  the  entire  list  of  numerous  pop- 
ular productions  by  Lilie  M.  Spencer.  The  en- 
graving was  the  labor  of  four    years,    by    three 


I      We  would  call  the  particular   attention   of  our 
!  readers  to  the  advertisement    of    the    American 


Knitting  Machine  Co.     They  offer  a  splendid  op- 


wi  nei  and  ei  nwi  S  6  T  102  R  25 
Conaideraliun,  t^lb. 

B.  Sherin  to  Ellen  Smith  W  D  of  Lot   2   Block 

11  Blue  Earth  City.         $7O0 
Lewis  Newman  to  Frederick  Schmidt  Q  C  D    of 

Lots  6  7  U  2U  Blue  Earth  City,         $50 
David  Malory  to  Wm    C.    Chapln  W  D    ofnwj 

swi  S  20  T  lOl  R  27.         $400 
Chas  Everett  to  I)  Noteman  W  D  of  swi  S  13   A 

nwiS  14  T  103  R  27,         $5000  \ 

C  W  Thompson  to  Fernald  A  Hopkins   W   D    of 

Lot  13  Bl'k  12  Wells.         $100. 
C  W  Thompson  to  Austin  Smout  A  Co.,  W  D  of 

Lot  14  B  12  Wells,         $100. 
C  w  Thompsou  to  James  Truesdcll  W  D  of  Lot 

24  Bl'k  11,  Wells.  $150 

W  D  Patten  to  Elijah  Gates,  ei  sej  S  3  T  103  R 

27,         $500 
C  W  Thompson  to  D  M  Koeler  W  D    of  Lot   19 

Bl'k  13,   Wells,         $150. 
Herman  Priester  to  Rebecca  Foster  W  D  of    nei 

S  18  T  102  K  26.         $1500. 
Chs  E  Cook,  to  Edward  A  Rawley  W  D  75  acres  ! 
in  niof  swi  S  12T  101   R  27.         $450.  I 

David  I.  Russell  to  F.  F.  Harlow  W  D   of  nei  S 

30  T  104  R  28.         $400. 
Orrin  S  Cook  to  0  0  Bakkum  W  D  wi  swi    S    6 

T  104  R  27.  $600. 
L  J  Emerick  to  E  J  Huntington  Q  C  D  of  Lot  12 
Bl'k  12  Eastou's  Addition  to  Winnobago  City, 
$400 
S  L  Foster  to  John  H  Glcason  W  D  wi  nei  S  9 
T  103  R  28  and  10  acres  in  nei  S  »  T  103  R 
21.         $1350 


ers, 


MUNN  A  CO., 
37  Park  Row,  New   Yojlt. 
How  TO  Get  Patewtp  —A  pamphbt  of  Pat- 
ent Laws  and  Instruction  to  Inventors  sent  fro*. 


W 


HKBUEK  EICK  A  CO., 


MANTJFACTTJRKRS  OF 


B AltOXr  HOUSE, 
Corner  of  Second  and   ClKrrij  SCs. 


'lity,  one  door  enstofthti  Fo.it  dtfl'-e,  and  will  more  for  their  wool  by  having  one  of  these  Ma 
be  sold  lit  very  low  price.'".  Customers  in  and  chines  in  the  house,  and  knitting  their  wool  into 
nut  eftuwu  supplied  atlow  fl^tii   1. 

F   M.  PEIRCE. 


.ttockings.  Ac. 


Winnel.Bgo  City;  Minn.,      >.      3.  ISCS. 


,  I                      MANKATO.      MINNESOTA.                    j 
I  L.QBAROTT.  -  Proprietor.  | 

\   rpilF,  abov,  bowse,  just  comp'eie.l..n.l  furnish       ^\     K.  WICKHAM. 
L    ed  new  tbrouifb<.ct,  is  opened  to  the  public.  ,       ,.,.^^p^^  _|i,  t    51 
Acfommodaiions    unsarp.isfeil    by     aoy    l"*''''"^  '         S.iPto.— I  daft.  ' 


256tf 


To  "raise  the  stamps,"  say  a    funny    thing  on 
the  stage. 


.      .•  .       i„i  „»„„.,.    I  v,n  ll.h.in  and    Edward  C  Fezlcr  to  Geo  W    Buswell    WD    nei 
emiocnt  artist.s— John  Rogers.  John  llnlpin  and  .  ^^^  ^  ^^  ^  ^^^  ^^  ^^  ^^^,^ 

.Samuel  Hol'ycr  ;  the  last    named    having  been  |  j^^j^^  p^^^,^,-mj,  ^,,,^^1  gj^^ur  W   D  si  Bl'k   98 
induced  to  come  from   Europe    to    America  ex-         Uiue  Earth  City,  SI 00 

pressly  to  finish    it.     'Ihe   cng-avcrs    have    ably     I'^^,''' -'•>'^'°* V^i ooTo-*''"^?,,^.  "^  "''^  *°'^  ! 

r    .L  •   .  ni  swi  S  2.5  T  10.i  112.,        ifciooo.  1 

seconed  the  succwssf.il     labors    of    Ihe    painter.    ^^^.^^^  H„dges  to  John  Hodges   W  D  si  nei  and  * 


bouse    in     li»«    county,    and    terms    ro.tsonablc. 
f-armers   will  always  find   a  comf-rtablo    barn 
plenty  of  good  foei,  and  tha  best  of  care  foribeir  ' 
horses. 


Scipio  diist  drink? 

nirhnrd  III. 


St 


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CUAS,  HKILBORX. 

Manufa'turer  and   Dealer  In 


ITlJttE 


-#^ 


of  evcrv    variety. 


nflJTJVTlN^ATOR" 

Rrstanntnt  and  SnlooH. 

Opposite  llie  COLLIN?  IIOCPE,  Winnebago  City. 

V»'inei*,     Lifjuors    aud    Ci»'iin». 

i        Cartico-\,   O'.J  C:)g:.-jn,  and   Habnna. 

i      Fre^h  Oysters  served  in  every  style,  and  for 
I  tale  by  the  Can  or  k^g. 

j       Gnitlenifn,  I  keep  good  Liquort. 

I       Winnebago  City.  Dec.  9.  1868.  267tf 


BOOKS!  BOOKS  I — Our  readers  who  desir* 
to  send  their  orders  to  a  reliable  firm  should  ad- 
dress Hunter  A  Co.,  Ilinsdald,  V.  H.  Fwr  ten 
years  this  housj  has  led  in  the  mail  book  trade. 
They  have  no  equals  iu  prompt  attention  to  or- 


Xone  hut  artists  car.  fully  nppreciale  the  fkill 
Mill  Kibor  lavished  on  this  engraving.  The  gen- 
eral eff-fat  i."  very  fine  and  iuipr«s"<ive,  and  the 
delicate  finish  of  the  heads  will  bear  the  most 
minute  inspection.  The  unicn  of  line  und  stip- 
ple is  executed  with  unusual  itbility,  and  their 
skillful  combination  has  greatly  contributed  to 
the  success  of  the  engraver.^  iu  this   unsurpassed 


dars.     They  often  receive  from  six  lo  seven  bun 

dred  letters  daily,  and  load  -lown  thi-  mails  with     proofoftheir  arti^tical  genius 


Gilt  Mouldings  Kept  On  Hand   p  f.  harlow. 


books,  Ac,  sent  to  their  cuitomers.  If  y>u  de- 
sire to  deal  with  a  "f.tir  aud  square"  concern, 
who  will  do  "just  as  tbwy  agree"  in  everything, 
be  sure  to  avoid  tho  city  swindlers,  and  addreas 
for  Catalogue,  Ac.  HUNTER  A  Co.,  Puolish- 
ors,  Hinsdale,  N.  H. 


rARE-ROOMS   CORNER  OF  HICKORY  A  3EC0N 
STi.  MANKATO    MINN.  l?yl 


McMabill  &  Beebe, 

Df  alars  la 

PINE  AND   HARD    WOOD ;  Town    and 

LUMBER. 

Dimensions,  SttVing,  Flooring,  Lath, 
and  Shingles. 

BPECIALTT. 

WamakeaSi>««ial»r  of  9A9H.  DOORS,  and  MOO.D- 
lNO«l    also  WOODEN   BATE  OCTTER.^  at  low  flgurea. 
Omce  an  Van  Brunt's  Addition,  Sooth  end  of  Front 
•tr*ct. 

Mankato,  Minn. 


INSURABLE  AGENT. 

Dealer  in 

Real  Estate  &  Land  Warrants. 

♦»ILL  nCY  AND  SELL 


To  keep  out  of  debt,  acquire  the   reputation  of 
a  rascal,  and  no  one  will  trust  j  lU. 


.f, 


Winnebago  City,  Dec,  Utff  1969. 
Tk«  Bn<lersigned  desire  to   express    their   un- 


Tho  work  on  the  engravinj;  nlone  cost  over 
f>even  thousand  dollars,  besides  the  cost  of  the 
copyright,  and  is  acknowledjied  by  competent 
judges  the  most  elaborately  fi  lisbed  lar^e  work 
of  art  ever  engraved  in  America. 

Fia«  copies  of  this  magnilcent  picture,  on 
heavy  plate  paper,  worth  $10  each,  are  lobe 
given  SB  a  Premium  to  each  Subscriber  to  Dkm^ 
obkst's  Mo!«tbi.v  .Magaxii'b.  Yearly  Subscrip. 
tions  only  Three  Dollars,  and  Ten  (jent*  (which 
is  to  be  sent  with  the  subscription),  for  the  post- 
age on  the  engraving,  (whieh  will  be  uailed   so- 


Eod    and    Mould-Board 


Breaking  Plows 


AND 


Crossing  Plows, 


GLASSWARE,  CROCKERY, 


W00DB5WARB,  STONBWARl, 


BOOTS    AND    SHOES 

A» 

GROCERIES! 

And  all  other  Goods  necessary  to  make  up  a  full 

and  complete  aseortment   for  town  and 

country  trade. 

CALL  AND  SEE. 

Winnobago  City,  Sept.  28,  1369. 


Winter     Gcotls ! 


Warranted  to  scour  in  anj    kind   of  soil,   and 
hardened  by  a  process  known  only  to  ourselves. 


CORN  PLOWS. 


si  njnci  S  21  T  103  U  2a.         $500, 
Wollliy  J  Adams  to  James  Boylan  W  D  ni   nei 

S  34  T  103  R  26,  $500. 

Ammund  Peterson  to  Lena  Brown  W  D  of  Lots 

7  8  9  and  10  Bl  k  3  Young's  Ad  to  Blue  Earth 

City.     $1265. 
.\mmund  Peterson  to  John  Landerson  W    D    of 

ni  Lot  4  Bl'k  3  in  Young's  Ad  to  Blue    Earth 

Da^ui^lF  a«*oTich  to  Alexander  Anderson  W  D  '  Manufactured  entirely  of  iron  and  steel. 

of  Lots  4  5  Bl'k  4U  Blue  Earth  City.  | 

E  V  Foster  to  Ester  A  Davis  W    D  part   of   Lot 

6  in  Bl'k  94  in  Blue  Earth   City.         $275. 
Alexander  Anderson  to  E  V  Foster  Certificate  of 

Redemption.     Part  of  lot  6    iu   bl'k  94   Blue 

Earth  City,         $387. 


NfiW  ADTERTISEMENTS. 


/'      H.     SNYDER, 


OL'N.S.MITH      AND      WAOON- 
Maker.     8ii.>p  next  doorto  Richardson's. 
Particular  attention  paid  to  repairing  clocks. 
8l7-tf 


Por VTV      ORnrws;       <"««»«<»  gratitude  to  each    and   all  of  those  who     °"«'y  «>*>'»•  "P  «"*  »  "»"")•  ,.^       ,        , 

^01  >T1       WKDLKS.  ,       6         »  ,       This  is  certaialy  the  largest,   most  liberal  and 


Pay  Tax**,  Examin*  Titl«a,  Ate 
Is  al<K>  AGENT  forth* 


I  Bartieipated  in  the  joyous  and   generous    Dona-  ■      ,        l      • 

!  I-         •  -.    «•  1     .         u      Tu      I.    .      .„,:  splendid    premium  over  offered  to  single  subscn- 

!  tion  visit  of  last  week.     Thanks  to    young    and  ;    »  "^  " 

bers  by, any  publisher,  and  aflords  an    easy    and 


•Id  for  Iheir  manifestations  of  cheorfulness   and 


econumieal  way  for  any  one  t}  secure  an  elegant 


Fhceniz    Insurance    Company,     sympathy,  and    their  expressions  of  confidence  „     ,      «. .         u       ■         1 

•^  jj-uij-k  .-..J.,  r-,  ♦>..     work  of  art,  a  Parlor  Picture  that   is  only    next 

(,r  and  good  wishes.     And  much  gratitude  for  the  .  .     .^ » *-.: j 


I      .».■,,         u    .       J  .     .k    _,  „f  «-ft  1  to  a  piano  in  the  way  of  orns.mentation,   and   a 

I  substantial  favor  bestowed  to  the  amount  of  »«U  •'  ' 


\\;  AGONS  AND  SLEIGHS  MADE  AND  REPAIRED 
*    at  the  shop  of 

F«GAN  A  LEWIS, 

On  Blae  Earth  Avenue.    Satisfaction  guaranteed. 
3I7-lf 


'HE 


LADY'S   FRIEND. 


TWO  MONTHS  GRATIS. 

The  Lady's  Friend  am  ounces  the  followTog 
Novelle.te  for  1870:  -Uid  He  Forget  Uerr* 
by    Louise   Cbsndler    Moultun  ;  *'Th«  Casean 


HARROWS 

Of  the  most  approved  pattera.    Also 

LUMBERWAGONS 


Biaa  Earth  City 


FAST  HORSES  AFD  FARM  HORSES  shod  in  .pUn 
ilM  ity!.?  hy  RoHort  Lltile,  ftrst  floor  sodth  of  M>-ad's 

Haul    Blia  Earth  CilV      R«f«-«nce», L«wi«,  W«l- 

•at  lAk*.  and  P.  0.  Sealay.  Blue  Earth  City.     8Ilyl 


AND 

VTr)!?      f      \f  AT?  I've  1  so  freely  and  cheerfully  to  our  comfort  and   aid, 

ritxtj    tX    JlAKl^Ci,  I  to  in  abundant  measure  may  the  God  of  all  grace 

of  St.  Paul.  Minn.  1  bless  and  enlarge  each  in  the    best    of    spiritual 

AUo  Notary  Public  <k  Convfyancer.  j  good  things.  J.  D.  TODD. 

OFFICE— in  the  rear  *f  tho  Post  Office  build- 


S.  S.TODD. 


take  every  one  by   surprise,  .nd  we  do   not  ren 
ture  anything  in  saying  that  ;(10  will  not  procure 
another  that  combines  so  mush  of  interest   aud 
beauty. 

Specimens  of  the  Magazine,    with    Circulars. 


iBg.  up  stairs. 
34Stf 


Wiaaehago  City.  Mian. 


^ !  giving  full  particulars,  will  U  sent  to  any  givnn 

To  boeome  a  competent   book-keep-r.    borrow  !  *'»J'*"'  P"*'  f^«*'  °»  '*««'?»    «'  ^^  *=*!'^-   /**'■ 


fall  the  books  you  can  and  never  return  them. 


J     H.  8PR0CT. 

ITTORSBT  AND  COUNSELOR  AT  LAW 
S4Stf  Blue  Earth  City,  Minn. 


•arBAD'S  HOTtl,, 

BtCB  X  ARTU  CITY,  MINNESOTA, 

I.   S.  US.  \D,     •     Fr.-pr.etcr 
Dllllard  tables  aroeoaneeted  with  tho  honso,  and 
thotw  Ic  g^od  subiiog  on  tho  premises. 
242yl 

/^0NITA58  HOCSI.  j 

•LCI  JIARTH  OITr. MINNESOTA.  | 

H.  P.  C0N8TANS,  Propbibtob.  j 

This  popular  Hotel  is  entirely  new.  and  furnish-  ; 
od  io  excellent  style. 
jiVBxeolIent  ae-oamodations  f^r  teams. 
242tf __^ - 

R.  ^^'"' 

JBWELER, 
BLUE  lABTH  CITT, MRTfTSOTA. 

Has  oonstantly  onharid  Clocks.  Watches,  Jewel- 
ry. Silver- ware.  Gold  Pens.  Musical  Inmrumpnts, 
Ac.  Repairing  done  with  dispatcj  and  warran- 
tetL 239tt 

Kegister  of  Deet!*, 

yeal  Estate  Agent  and  Con- 
veyancer. 

Taxt*  Paid /or  Xon-rtridMntt, 

TITLES  EXA.MINED, 

ABSTRACTS  FURNISHED, 
Ac.  Ac. 

Blc«  Eartli  Oty,   Minn. 


WALTER  W.  WEBB  tfe  CO., 

Wholesale  Dealera  in 

WINES,  LIQUORS 

A5D 
CIGARS, 

No.  93  Third  Street. 

ST.  PAUL,    ...    -    MINN. 

aoiyi 

G.  P.  PEABODY. 

WHOLESALE  DBALBK  Ilf 

WIXES,  LIQUORS, 

AND 

CIGAHS. 

No.  107  Third  Street, 


Prof.  Carpenter* 


dress,     Dbhorest's 
New  York. 


Mo-NTHLT,    836  Broadway 


"Ladies  and  Gentlemen,  I    am  now  a  resident 
I  of  this  place."  [Applause.] 


BUblNESft  NOTICES. 


Excellent  flour  at  Richer  ison's. 


Prof.  Carpenter,  of  Oshkosh.  Wiseonyin,   has 
purchased  the  property  of  Mr.  Uendrick,  in  thi,  1       No.  8  eook-.toves  furnishsd  complete  for  $23, 
town,  and  will  make  Winnebago  City  his  home.  .  *t  tho  Hardware  Store  in  W  mnebago  City. 
Ho  is  warmly  w.loom<^;  and    ae  an    earnest  of  j       ^^„^    to    Loa.n.-I.*  haro   some  mon^y    to 
the  friendliness  with  which  he  is   received,  near-  \  [^^  on  fir«t-cl»>s    real   esta  e  security.      Como 
ly  fifty  scholars  this  (^^dnesday)  night  Fubsorib-  j  oarly,  and  you  can  be  accommodaied. 

•d  for  a  course  of  music  lessons  under   his  tutor-  |  „        ..    ANL'REW  C.  DUNN. 

Winnebago  City.  Minn. 


ship.     Knowing  that  Mr.   Carpenter  has    taught  1 
both  vocal  and  instrumental  music  for  twentyfive  1 


To  AllComcbrsbo. — Noe',  my  good  fellows. 


laJy  wr-.ters. 

A  finely  executed  Steel  Engraving,  a  hand- 
some Uwuble  page,  finely  colored  fashion  plate, 
and  a  large  asscrtmunt  of  Woon  Cuts,  illustrat- 
ing the  Fashions,  Fancy  Wirk.  Ac,  are  given  in 
every  number 

it  will  ^ive  a  popular  pieeo  uf  music  in  every 
number. 

lORTRAlTS  OF    DIS  ll^' OUISHED    AU-f 
THORS. — Tho   Jmuary   number   will    contain 
Portraits  (engraved   on    steel)    of  Mrs.    Henry 
Wood,  Florence  Percy,  Louise  Chandler   Moul 
ton.  Elizabeth  Prescoit,   Amanda   M.    Douglas, 
Mrs.  Margaret  Uosuur  aud  August  Bell. 

NEW  SUBSCRIBERS  who  send  it.  their 
names  or  1S70  before  the  first  ot  November,  shfcll 
receive  the  Novemuer  and  December  numbers  of 
iLir  year  in  addii'on,  making  fourteen  months 
in  all!  And  new  subscribers  sending  in  their 
names  by  the  first  of  December  shall  receive  tbo 
magnificent  December  Holiday  number,  making 
thirteen  months  in  all. 

TF.RMS.— $2.50  a  y«>ar;  two  copies,  4  ;  four 
copies,  $6;  five  copies  (and  one  gratis),  $S.  One 
copy  cf  the  Lady's  Friend  and  one  of  the   Post, 

A  copy  of  tho  large  and  beautiful  Premium 
Steol  Engraving — "Taking  the    Measure   oi   too 


A«D  V 

SLEIGHS, 

Manafaeiurod  froa  Baatora  tiaibor. 

ALL  KINDS  OF  JOBBING  DONE 
BY  FIRST  CLASd  WORKMLN. 

\ 

WtBu«%»so  Oity,  Minn.,  lob.  ink,  1869. 
\  277tf 


IMPORTAJST  DECISION. 

Aftorear"fol  investigation  by  eompotoBtJadgos 
it  hvs  been  fully  and  fairty  docidod  t&at  thw  boss 
place  to  purehaso  .. 

DRY  GOODS,       ^> 


yoars,woare  prepared  to   fully   appreciate   the  I  all  of  you  who  are  owing  th«  firm  otClufsick   *  j  Wedding  Ring"-engrave4  in  England  at  a  cost 

,  „  ,.  ,        ..     -,        ,.v  D      .       I  Smith.  Blacksuiiths,  in  Witinebtigo  City,  1  lease      J  J200— will  be  sent  to  every  lull   ($2.50  i   sub- 

following  resolutions,  from  the  files  of  tbePreston      ,.11  .nd  .^ti..!  vi.ur  «cp..uniii    on    or    before    the  -Z  "«"  ""  »«"i  '"  «^   «"J    '«  '     *      1    v 

o  call  ana  seioe  your  accuuniii   on    or    oeiore   i""  j  gcriber,  and  to  every  peison  sending  a  slnb. 

R€pubtiean,    which  were   unanimously    adopted  1  16th  of  December.  ISOa.  and  you  will  save  your-        jj,jj  ^j,    raving  is  a  gem  of  art. 
by  the  class  which  was  under  the  charge  of  the     selves  much    trouble.      We   must   have  money,        Address'  DEACON  A  PETER.^OV, 

and  it  must  com*  from  our  cebtors. 
Yours  truly, 

CLOSoICK  A  SMITH. 


Prof  at  Preston,  last  July. 


Retolced,  That  we  express  our  appreciation  of 
Prof.  Carpenter's  untiring  efforts  to  advance  his 
class  to  the  highest  possible  degree  of  proficiency. 


Address 

319  Walnut  Street.  Pailade'pbia. 
Specimen  Copies  sent  for  ten  cents. 


Manhood :  How  Lost,  How  Re- 
stored. 

Wi 


^ ^  FRrrr  A!VD  Srarb  TRess.— C.    L.   Smith,    of 

iad  heartily  bw  tisti'mony  to  his  '  Ability   and  •  ^  "'«•    I'^J^-O'^O    Soft  I 

success,  hoi  as  an    instructor    in    the   scientific     Maple,  or  .<ilve,leaved.  and  lOO.OlO  M,i.e   Elm  J     MrW[g^,?*'^.^''''^^.-,\l\l,;^^^^^ 
principles  of  music,  and  as  a  trainer  in  those  spe-     Tn^s.  at  from  $3  to  $10  per   thousand.   3  to    20  ,  ^Hp^„Vbe*nX"  %^"*  wU^ufte^^^^^ 
ciai  qualities  of  style  whieh  constitute  good  sing-     »a*^h^   '>»«^-     "ulop,  Traiiscendani,  biberian,    ^gg^^   „f    sperm  ATORRH<EA.    or     Seminal 
ing.  !  Duchess  ol  Oldenburx,   and    other    barJy    apple     nveknras,    Involantary    ?«mIoai    L^>«s>'!<,   Iropotency, 

Hetolctd    That  aa  a  commnnitr    wo   eordiall'  :  «»•«,  25  cents  ea«b.     Everybody  ihoa'd  send  for    McnuUaad  Phys'cal  Incap^ity,  IrapedimcnU  to  Mar- 
invite  Prof!  Carpenter  to  make  us  a   second  visft     pri«  list  and  dirwetioni  for  pUsoting  and  care  o  ,  ^^.'f^j  t"^  •  »^»«  Coosumptinn.  EHlvp.y.  and  Fl..,ln. 


at  a  future  time,  and  then  to  continue  this  course 
of  instruction  with  which  wo  are  so  highly  grati-  ' 

fied.  ! 

.^nd  also  the   foBowing  f^m   the  Albert  Lea 
Standard  of  the  9th  insC 

"The  class   of  Mr.    Carpenter   was   dismissed 


treo^.     Address 
306-tf 


C.  L.  SMITH. 

Walnut  Lake,  Minn. 


Stbawbbrbibs  aud  t.Re%ii. — Wno  does  not 
love  them?  Every  one  sbculd  have  a  strawber- 
ry bod.  C.  L.  Smith,  of  Walnut  Lake  Nursery, 
will  send  by  mail,  prepaid,  choice  plants  of  Wil- 
last  evening,  having  closed  the  term  of  twelve  »on's  Albany,  Crimson  Cant.  Great  Austin,  .*>hsk- 
BighU.  It  is  due  to  this  f««tlaaiaa  to  say  that  ;  «,.  Ac.  at  30  cents  per  dox  »b,  or  $2. 00  p«r  bun- 
ko has  taken  greM  interest  in  the  progress  of  his  dred  ;  l,en..inx's  White.  fineM  white  strawberry  '"i.^I'^n JT,!^,  »!  .  "...n  ,„,,  „„  ,„..r.dd,*« 
pipih:  ha.  given  a  number  of  extra  hours  more  grown.  50  c*nL  per  A».cn.  fl.OO  p.r  bundr.d.  ^:!!;;li^:'^'^li!i'oV'^'V^::':rt^^ 
tbaa  lae  contract    reouirH,    and   has  been   very     j25.  00  per  thojsand.     Goo4  str.nr.  new  plants.    Alwi.  Dr  Culvrrw.R's  .'Marriage  Guide,'  price  ^  cts. 


daced  by  Mlfiatiil^t^ncp  or  nexuial  extravagance. 

^^"Price,  in  a  sealed  envelope,  only  idx  ernts. 

The  relrbrated  ailbor.  Iu  tUU  adiniral>le  essay,  clear-  . 
ly  demonstrates  fruni  a  thirty  years'  snccesafal  practice, 
tha:  the  ala<  ming  conteqo^nccs  of  aeM-rtxue  may  be  I 
radically  cured  wittnnt  tUe  dangcroiu  a«e  of  internal  | 
medicine  or  the  ap-^ication  of  the  knife;  p«lritli>)»  fut  a  i 
mode  of  care  at  onae  rfrrplc,  certain  :in>l  effectaal.  bj  j 
means ->f  which  everv  sufVrer,  n'' mailer  wiiat  bis  cod-  ) 
diiion  may  he,  may  cure  hiuiBelfche«i>!y.  privately,  and  >     • 

"HCaLLY.  I  in  FarioanU  County 

bi«  Lecture  <]k>4M  he  in  the  hands  of  every  youth 


GROCERIES, 
HATS  and  OAFS, 

BOOTS  and  SHOES 

and  in  fact  any  kind  of  Ooods.  is  at  tho  Storo 

R.    j»l.    Wilson, 

First  door  Korth  ef  Pest  Ofloe, 

I  where  more  Goods  cbb  be  had  for  ovo dollar  tkaa 
any  other 


THE 

Largest      Stock 

Ever  brought  into    Faribault  county  is  now  in 
the  store  ot 

GEO.  K  MOULT  ON. 

TLo  Latest  Style  of 

Paisley  Shawl.", 
Large-line  Double  Shawls  and  Cloaks 

JIA7S,   CAPS  Jb  CLOTHS, 
Cassiinere  Delains, 

Belgian  Delains, 

Rep  Delains, 

India  Cloth, 

EMPRESS  CLOTHS 

Wool  Poplin, 

Chinchilla    Popinlo, 

Uuffle  Skirts  and  Boulevard  Skirls, 

may  now  be  found  at  this  store. 

In  addition  to  the  above  mentioned  articles  of 
the  present  most  fashionable  ratterni',  you  will 
always  find  at  the  Farilauli  county 

EMPORIUM. 

A  well  selected  assortment  of 

HOOP  f<KIRTS, 

from  the  "Odessa  Skirt  Company,"  which  aro 
Oisurpassed  by  any  other  Hoop  Skirt  iu  use,  as 
regards  Durability,  Comfoit  and  Style. 

And  also  a  large  stock  nf 

Groceries,    Pork,  llams, 

BUTTER, 

Lard,  Wheat,  Corn, 
POTATOES, 

Onions,  Flour,  Meal,   <tc.,   <tc. 

ALSO  ETBRT  DESCRIPTION  OF 

Oockery,     Glasswaie, 

^,  Looking-glasse.'3, 

Lampd,       Lanterns, 

Machine  and  Kerosene 

Oil',  Sugar  Buckets  and 
Boxes 

AKD^ 

BOOTS  1^  SHOES, 

of  all  sixes,  and  many  styl    . 

O.  K.  MoultOlu  of  the  lira  of  MOULTOV  A 
DKUDON.  basjust  returi.«d  from  NEW  YCUK 
CiTY,  where  he  took  particular  time  to  lind  the 
best  housos,  snd  to  purehaso  %t  tbe  bottom  „f 
the  mk^rket,  an>>  confidently  believes  tb^t  lie  hna 
secured  the  best  qualities  of  goods,  and  at  iLo 
most  reasonable  figures,  and 


STORE 


THE  ENTIRE  STOCK 

Is  BOW  offered  at  • 
ima  i. advance  ob  tbe  originil  cost.     Call   stid 
examine  f'^r  yonr*«ivcs. 
Tru  y  Yours, 


diiion 
Thi 


Myl 


faithfnlaod   thorough  in    h=s    iostrucUons.     At     carefully  packa.1  in  aosa,  with  full  direotious  how 
i  the  close  of  the  school   a  musical  assoeiatioD  was  :  |o  pUnt  and  eu'tirato  tWab 

St.  r«p1,  MiDncy>ta\riT2!:  ;^^^i^.J[iii^P«***^  ^'»«^.^'«*^__?wjf  _         ^ 


.Aildreastbe  Publii^ni, 

CHAS.  J.  C.  KLINE  A  CO., 


R.  M.  WILSON. 


¥-\IS60LUTI05. 

Tko  oo-partaership  heretofoira  as* 
tbe  oadenigQed,  under  tbe  Aim 
toB  A  DcadoD,  is  this  day  dk  3">-o      ^},^\. 

coneeat,  F.  Deadon  r.itbdi*  uame  "     '^^y^i 

All  liabilities  of  th*  la^  ^Wcd  t>y    " 

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HfWfUlSD's  CiEUMAN    BlTTERS.— There   18 

j.r»><>rtb  y  no  disease  to  which  "bntuan 
llfsh  is  ueir,"  that  is  more  distrissiuf^  InitH 
.feti'ucts  than  that  uf  djs^Mipsia,  uod  kiudred 
discuses  arisiug  from  disorders  of  the  Liver 
Rud  Digestive  Organs,  and  it  is  this  fact, 
probably,  wuikh  had  .caused  tho  prepara- 
t  oil  of  the  Aoat'iicau  lemedie s  now  before 
the  pntiic.  Am*  ug  thebe  remedies  are  Dr. 
lloofflaiids  Geiman  IJitteis,  whioh  has 
been  jnomiuently  before  the  public  for 
years,  and  which  has  received  the 
highest  testiraoniuls  from  thousands 
of  oar  citizens,  who  have  tc&ted 
its  effio.ency  indiseas»s  of  the  character 
rclerreU  to.  It  haw  also  received  the  high- 
est commoiidation  from  phjbiciuns  who 
have  used  it  iu  their  practice  with  com- 
pK'tc  success.  The  Hoofland's  Bitters  is  a 
strictly  medicinal  preparation,  and  con- 
tiins  no  alc<»L  A,  rnai,  or  whis.  y. 

Hooil  uid's  German  Tonic  is  a  comtina- 
ti >u  of  tuf  in^reilieuls  ct  the  bitters,  with 
pare  S.uita  Cruz  Ram.  orange,  nn-Be,  A*.  It 
is  used  lor  the  same  diseasea  as  tho  Uilters 
in  cases  wh»-re  an  Alcoholic  Stimulant  is 
n>'C'  ssary.  It  is  a  preparation  of  rare  medi- 
final  value,  anl  m  )jt  agreeable  to  the  pal- 
%U\~Vhromdf,  I'Utsburyh,  Pa. 

Why  will  YorscrriiRfrom  Rheumatism, 
Neuralgia,  Toothache,  Av.,  when  you  can 
obtain  almost  iusiant  reliel  from  the  use  ol 
Fratt  A  Butcher's  ctlebrated  Magic  Oil 
Liniment.  This  medicine  takes  the  lead 
of  all  pain  remedies  both  tor  exteinal  and 
internal  pains.  Ii  cures  Diarrhiea,  Dysen- 
terv,  co'.ic,  Jcc,  and  as  a  family  midiciue, 
it  canH-it  be  excelled.  Pratt  A  Butcher's 
the  only  genuine.  Observe  the  written 
siijuatiire  oi  Walker  A  Taylor  on  the  wrap- 
per.  

Stn)nFN  ruANGE-s  OF  wEAiHKE  are  pro- 
ductivt:  of  Throat  Diseas  s.  foughs.  Colds, 
Ac.  There  is  no  mora  effcctna'  relief  in 
these  diseases  to  be  found  than  iu  the 
timely  use  of  "Uroicn's  lirunrhi'il  Trurhas.' 
They  posisC*«s  real  merit  and  have  proced 
their  tCicacy  by  a  testot  many  ytarn,  hav- 
received   'thousands    of   testimonials 


THE  LITTLE  CORPORAL 

THE  MOST  POPULilR  JUVENILE  MAGAZINE  IN  THE  WORLD 
FREE  FOR  TWO  MONTHS! 

BNTI2LBLV    ORIGINAL    AND    PIRST-C1.ABS. 


Mk 


mg^ 


y«jir,  \.hoso  name*  anil  mousy  arosent  in  during 


leorld,  and  is  bettor 

enabled  to  (ur- 

UL   PRKMIUMS 


BURNETT'S   COCOAINE 

For  Proniotinf?  the  (Jrowth  and  I'reserviufe'  Ihc  Hcuuty  of 

THE    HUMAN   HAIR. 


RREWERT 


tfHicrip  n>u»}iit5is  gittctori)  COMMON  SENSE ! ! ! 


The  undorsiitop  1  oftore  foe  sale  tb»  iplevdid  piaco  of 
propert)'  knoim  ai.  tba 


SCmiEM  BREWERY 


Tht/'oUiMtiiifl  mra  mmontl  t%efm>iiti)itM 
hoitm-t  IM  their  art  n- a  I  •himrlmrnl': 


Uadimg  bt»i' 


CARPETINC8. ^  _ 

2-34  Lake  sLrcet.  Oarp^tln^.M 

Cirdors  i.rciiup«(tj'  tilled. 


»5I»    Cloths,    and    .Matting^    mijlesttle  and    K«U1I 


MILLINERY   GOODS. 


know,nK  .l^t.  .hen  lo..^of_hair  occun.  JV«^ 


The  Inventors  of  CocOAWr    -...-•--.. 5-   ....  ,h  ,n 

wharo  the  greatert  heat  is  nece»Kinl>   Jf""'"'"''-"- ""'J,'?'"  „^a 
alleviate  it    turning  their  attention  :.na  P^^'-'j^'^*  '''^' X?  lUir 
ment  to  promute  the  growth  and  preserve  the  l-eauli  ot  Oio  Uiir. 


*""towl*(fs  ^egeUble  Oi'u  as  the  basis  of  a  mediua- 


'I'ho  Ulouiu  L'ocoa,  ur 


Bjr  a  Bcientiflc 


pre*.nted  it«,U  most  strongb-  M  po^K,.^"*  "n'^SX'^cJirb^i'e^ifthlK'ml  ^hl^Tb^'if^^y^V^d,  Vni-Xh.. 


nig 

from  cuiineMt 


men  who  have  nsed  them. 


Most  PAri:NT  Medicines  are  "cure  alle," 
while  Di.F.  WiLHorTs  AsTi-rEUiomc  orFi:- 
VEU  AND  \r.vr.  Tonic  pretends  to  cure  none 
but  snrh  distases  a.s  are  caused  by  malar- 
ial t'oixjuin'i  of  the  blood  One  bottle  is 
snthchutto  tflfect  »  cure  iu  any  cade.— 
Made  in  Xtw  Orleans  by  Wheelock,  Fin- 
lay  it  Co.,  and  Bold  at  wholesale  by  Fuller, 
Fiiich  &  Fuller.  Chicago. 

—The  ti*h  caught  oft"  Sandusky,  Ohio, 
are  now  trozen  soon  after  they  are  ciuight, 
into  solid  Innipe,  cordtd  into  tiers,  and 
thus  p.vt  into  a  safe  condition  lor  trans- 
portati'U.  Ice  and  salt  are  the  freezing 
material  nse<l. 

A  WiDE-.\\VAKK  Youth's  Paper.- The 
Youth  i  Companion,  of  BostGn,  annonnces 
neailv  a  Bcora  of  regular  contributors  for 
1870."  Many  of  them  are  among  onr  best 
known  and  mopt  brilliant  writers. 

Or  iiix.  almost  innumerable  number  of 
preparations  iu  the  mark^^t  for  restoring 
gray  hair  to  it«  original  color,  we  know  of 
none  which  give  so  universal  satisfaction 
as  Riu'^'s  Vegetable  Ambrosia.  We  have 
tried  It  and  found  it  to  rthtore  the  color  in 
a  truly  wonderful  manner-  as  well  as  to  re- 
move'dandruff  and  all  itching  caused  by 
Immors  of  the  scalp.  Try  it  and  be  sat- 
Jdlied.        ^___ 

We  iake  ple.vscbe  in  recommending  the 
use  ot  H.ili'rt  Vegetable  Sicilian  Hair  Ila- 
pewer  e.s  a  safe  and  reliable  preparation  for 
e  storing  gray  hair  to  its  natural  color, and 
promoting  its  growth. 

CojJTirBiAL,  Fkucity.— Nothing  temls  more 
\a  f«)nnnb'.:.i  hr^ppiuosH,  than  cheerful  and 
healthy  iufantd  and  children.  Mrs.  WUit- 
comb'J  S>rui'idthe  great  cnildren's  st.M.>th- 
ing  romftiy^ 

Sec  'rhe  Little  Corporal"  among  adver- 
tise lueuts. 


togutherhaveprodu 

No  Other  Compound 

possesses  the  peculiar  properties  which  so  exacUy  suit 
the  Tarioue  ctrnditiona  of  the  human  hair. 

//  m'ffny  Ikn  hnir  vheu  hinh  aiiJ  Jry. 

II  vj-./*?-  'A*  irrilate<l  uralf. 

/'  nfiiT'l-  Ifi'  H'-he"  iK'Irr. 

!•     '  .      '  in  rfrrt. 

,  r/r<iiii/a'lnigof. 

I  ■    .,1'hi/,  viijnrouBjfnjirtk. 

It  'm  nut  arrtiSit  ur  slirky. 
Jt  lriiii>  nu  JinuyrttuMe  oilor. 


Dandruff. 


ts». 


B08T0K,  October  i), 
Mes^rsJosFPH  Bi-RSErT4<;o. : 

OV«/frmrT.,  -My  worst  compUint  for  several  years  tjas 
been  thuflr-lf.  After  brushing  my  hair,  my  coat  collar 
would  l>o  covered  with  while  scales. 

1  have  used  leis  than  a  botUe  ot  your  Cocoaine.  1  he 
d.indrufT.  and  the  irriutiun  which  caused  it,  have  en- 
tirely disappeared,  and  luy  hair  was  never  l>e!c>re  in  so 
goodcondiliou.       Your  obedient  «ervant,  j^.,igj. 


Baldness. 


lJ.)»TO.N.  November  2-»,  1S8». 
Mesara.  Josttph  BtTR>.i:TT  k  Co.,  Boston :  - 

O'-i'ilrnu,,,     I  have  l>eoa  bald  seven  years.     Alterudini 

bald    pate  n  coverer 


Loss  of  £  L ;' } . 

Boston,  July  l^^. 

Messrs  JOSKPHBrU.VETTlCO..  - 

For  many  months  my  hair  has  beoo  fallinK  off,  until  1 
was  fearful  of  losinx  it  entirely.  Th©  skin  upon  my  head 
becajme  graduallj'  moco  and  more  initamed. 

I  oommeiicod  uio  iwe  of  your  Cocoaine  the  last  week 
ifl  June.  Ihff  first  apiilication  allayeJ  the  itching  and 
irrttttion  ;  in  three  or  lour  days  the  redness  and  tender- 
ness disappeared,  the  hair  ceased  to  fall,  and  I  huve  now 
a  thick  growth  ot  new  hair.  „ nc  » w  i>  d.-»di,- 

Yours,  very  truly,  SU.SAN  K.  POPl- 

Hair  Dressing. 

Tkeyollotring   nnle  is  frinu    ih-  v.eU-ki,iniH  ]iroprielor  ^ 
Frank  U»ii»'a  Illuttrat'd  yeu  fjHiprrn  and  .Uayoiiii^s 
Nkw  Yobk,  September  22,  VtA. 

J.  BCK>KTT,  F.8Q.    - 

Vtiar  .Sir;— y«r  some  time  past  I  have  been  utaus  JKiur 
Cocoaine.  and  think  it  far  preferable  to  anytbia«  T>uive 
ever  used  for  the  hair. 

If  my  indorsement  is  of  value,  you  are  ikeifectlr -at  lib- 
..ty  to  use  It    Respectfully  your.,  ^^^  ^^.  ^^^^_ 


ST'ituatod   in   centre  of 


a   large 
at  the 


<ri«nnkn   population 


S.  W.  Cor.  of  Rosatti  &  Park  Avenue. 


"■^I-siK.  11.  11.  A:  to.,  r^f  and  T^<  T-ake  s-t.,  wholesale 
Fdealt'rsWtfiw^  (..ids,  MiU.nery  V^T'ite  Goodj. 
Hoeiery,  lUovas  and  lanoy  Goodi,  ai  and  k>  iJikesixeoi, 
Chicago^  ^^^_^_^,^__^_„____„^.«.™»— 
PAPER  AND  RAGS. 

"   "      Bl'TLER  &  CO.,   Dealers  in 
'Stock.  4c  "^ 

41  hUte  s  jx«t,  Chicago. 


Ij'^Prit  IterVsVoSkTio-'  Oaah  paid  for  lUgs. 


Paper. 
4^  and 


SHIP  CHANDLERY. 

iTiTj  iEKT,  IIIBBAKU  &:  CO.,  ManUU,taCTed. 
Lsi<J>nns«»<  ^  ., .„^_  piteh  and  oakum, 

j7  S.  Water  st.  CM. 


O"ste*e'l^an(i"ron*'';^re7ope,  uir.  piteh  and  oakum. 


tackle  bVpcks,  anchors  and  chains,  JJuT 

f  WIWEt  AWP  CORDAGE. 


The  Brewery  is  «  two  story  brick  eSilH ;  lot  is  1181176, 
14  large  vaulu  ca  pable  of  holding  over  a  million  of  gal- 
lons; largest  Mall  House  in  the  city  and  best:  fully 
supplied  with  casks,  barrels,  kegs,  and  an  the  appur- 
tenances of  a  first-class  Brewery  rwuly  for  making  Beer. 

A  good  two  storl  brick  bouse,  sii  rooms,  gafi  and  water 
throughout,  on  tlte  premises',  a  beer  garden  euclosed 
and  roofed;  brioL  stable  and  cooper  shop  on  the 
prwilies. 

PRICE  VERY  LOW,  AND  TERMS  EASY. 

M'"  For  the  pai  -ticuUrs,  enquire  of 

HOHACB  HOIiTON. 

Nu.  4  City  BuildlitKA. 

Ht.  I^ouIh,  .^lo*, 

'Ybolt^lo  Peal*-  in  Tents,  Wagon  Covers,  and  Milital  y 
Ctothuig.  who  bought  this  property  at  Bankrupt  bale  ut 

A  GRI£AT  BARGAIN, 

■yvhich  enables  him  to  give  the  same. 


C^  n  RFUT.  IILBllAKU  &^  CO.,  cotton  and  flax 
lU.«»Kn  f ',,  vinds  w»ol  sacks  and  burlaps,  nets  & 
M    tvrtnos  o' «u^'^^5 fli^.  9U7  8.  Water  St.,  Chicago, 
scmas,  tents,  coTWf"  "'"  m^g.  *~^^^^^.^^_^_^.^__ 

^""^  THE 

Ciiptare,  ihe  Prison-Pen  aud  the  Encaye. 

BT  CAPTAIK  WH-LARD  W.  OtAZIEB. 


nnlv    liKNClN  K    IMPKOVKI)     (^OMMON     HKNHIC 
FiiWlY  SKWINC,  MACHINE  ^  Price  aaly  •  18. 

Great  indaoemento  to  AjrenU.  this  is  Oie^wst  popuUx 
Sewing  Machine  of  the  dtJ-rnakM  the  famons  •'KUstlc 
Ixtck  6tit«h"-wiU  do  amTkiod  of  •ork  tb"t  can  be  doae  t 
on«ny  Machine-lQOiMOwWand  the  demand  oon- 
auntly  increasing.  Now  is  the  tame  t«  lain  an  A^enc^ 
Send  for  particuUrs.  tST  Beuxtre  V  « VT^'f' "• -^ 
Address  SKCOMB  4  CO.,  Boston,  Mass.,  Pittsburgh. 
Pa.  or  St..  <.«»ui3,  Mg  

OMEN  OF  NEW  YORK; 

•r.  the  iJuder-warld  of  the  Great 

t'icv.  The  sins  of  every  class  of  society  ej- 
nosed  A  loid  (hf  Mailroad  lo  ruin.  Signals  of 
da^eraieup.  MouE  Money  in  it  Foil  Livt 
AoTmi*  than  a*'^^  othkb  B'XiK.  Takes 
three  presses  all  the  time  to  print  fast  enough- 
Uut  Atnit  ttKiJi  L7S    "r'irr^    i'i   10  d.':/^^    '" 

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This  tJirmhur.  anthentie,  and  '^''f'^i'l '.v??. 

&mb."a'He?re°ure''M'?l?rftaUsblry.  and  Anderson- 
Tille.    Describing  the 

ASSASSINATION 


lared 
ome,  I 
Busr  I 

^,. .ersons  of  either  sex  , 

P«iih~earnlrora  ul>e.  to  $.^  per  evening,  and  a  proper-  | 
u!Sal  turn  byXvoUng  their  wbo'.e  lime  U>  the  busin««.  ' 

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lioback's  Sioiii- 
a-o^i  Bitters, 
imiike  cHi  othvr 
Bittern  in  the 
viurket,  possess 
intrinsui  merit. 
Mod  BUiers,  so 
called,  arc  merely  inshiwashy  stuff", 
sold  as  a  beotrage.  Dr.  Roback'i 
Bitters  are  tiot  a  beverage  in  any 
sense  of  the  icord,  but  contain  the 
most  expensive  drugs  hiown  to 
science  for  the  radical  cure  of 
Indigestion  and  Dyspepsia,  and 
f&r  all  cases  vhere  a  tonic  and 
stimulant  are 
required.  They 
restore  the  vital 
forces  in  a  re- 
markable degree, 
and  give  tone  to 
the  system. 


A COUSTA.  Mafuk. 


KNIT-SNIT-KNIT 

Knitting  Blaohine  e»er  invented^   *  v-MuJAN  KNIT- 
AiKNiKtitckesuerminnte.  Address  AMl!.KH^A.«  f^-t''' 
TiNOjiStNK  CO..  Boston  Massof^ 

new  r  Octave  Pianos. 

U.  S.  Piano  Co.,  New  York; 


of  defenroless  prisoners  who  came  too  near  the  '''«''""'/ 
Sort^a^ng  the  arrival  oi  prisoners,  plans ol  escape,  with 
Sum^M  and  varied  incidents  ancT  anecdotes 


5 

h 

and  doter- 


one  bottle  of  your  ( 'ocoaine.  my    .  . 

aU  over  with  yoong  hair,  about  three-eights  of  an  inch 
long,  which  appears  strong  and  and  healthy 

mined  to  grow.  

Very  truly  yonr  obliged  and  obedient  ^HJBjiwtN 


Irritation  of  tlie  Scalp. 

,  Septemh-^' ' 


!'«£<. 


Watkkvhxf.  Me. 

Dntr  Sirs,  -I  have  derived  much  benetit  from  the  use 
•f  yonr  Cocoaine,  l-weWe  voan;  ago  1  had  the  typitoa 
fever ;  after  my  recovery  I  found  myself  troul>led  witft 
an  irritation  or  the  scalp.  ,    ,     .. 

I  purchased  a  bottle  of  the  Cocoaine  only  for  the  pr  ^ 
pose  of  a  hair  dressing,  but  to  my  surprise,  it  ha<  g„. 
tirely  removed  the  irritation  of  so  long  standing.  ^^yg 
recommendeit  it  to  several  of  my  Irionda,  wi-  „  ^^^ 
altbcted  in  the  8<uno  way,  and  it  has  »^oll*,»'.adicated 

JOSEPH  r^iLL,  Ju. 


BANiWR.  Maro>.  3,  IHfM. 
Joseph  Buunett  A  Co. :  - 

CrMr/rtnrn.— Your  Cocoaine  is  the  only  dref  jing  for  tho 
hair  nsed  in  my  fauils  for  the  U»l  oight  vr  ^rs.  It  stop- 
I>ed  my  wife's  nair  fruo*  c,Mufiig  uul  aai^  increased  its 
growth. 

1  aiu  also  under  obUdbtions  to  thii^  'same  Cocoaine  for 
saving  my  own  hair,  which  was  very  fast  coming  out 
previous  to  using  this  v<U>>.<kble  Urep'  iration. 

Very  truly  yuura.  J.  C.  jdlT('HKLl>. 

t.rocer,  Bangor.  Me. 

A  P^emarka'ble  Case. 

K\sT  M  lUDLEBuao',  Maiw.,  Juae  0,  liyit. 
Messra. '■.rKNK-rr  A  Co:—  .   .    •     ,. 

My  •'  .uirhter  has  been  aiflicted  with  neuralgia  in  her 
•  three  years.    She   has  uM-d  dunnit  ihat  tame 
-  ..      .     __      These,  with  Uie   iptonso 


tne  disease^ 


^e.Tca•:;^'^tS"e^!a1?;^  Wnedher  hair  so  badly  that 
lu  October,  lsrtl.it  all  came  oft. 

She  was  induced  to  try  jour  Cocoaine,  and  the  result 
was  astonishing.  She  had  not  used  half  tho  contents  ot 
abotUo  hef,.re  her  head  was  covered  with  tine  young 
hair  In  four  mouths  the  hair  has  grown  several  inches 
in  length,  very  thiok,  sott,  ami  hne.  and  ot  a  darker 
color  than  formerly.    With  respect,     ^,^  ^  EDDY. 


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with  name  and  date  of  marriage.     ^  ^^^ 
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It  is  note  eleven 
years  since  Dr.\ 
Roback,  the  cel- 
ebrated Swedish 
physician,  from 
StockJiolm,  Swe- 
^^i^^^K^mmm^J  den,  came  to  this 
country  and  introduced  the  Scan- 
dinavian    Blood    Purifier;   since 
which  time   tho\isand8   have  been 
cured,  by  iis  use,  of  Scrofula  and 
other  blood  diseases.     It  contains, 
besides  the  Iodide  of  Potassa  and 
Syrxip  of  Stilllngia,  drugs  im2)ort' 
ed  from  Su^en  for  its   express 
manufacture,    nnhnown    and    not 
kept  by  apothe- 
caries  in   this 
country.     A 
single  trial  will 
convince  tlie  most 
skeptical    of   its 
wonderful  value. 


BlDDIi 


LOOK  TO  YOUR  C  ,'HttDREN. 

THE  GREAT  SOOTH  ING  REMEDY. 


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Waaliiugtoii  Life. 


The  ••xcellcnce  oI  the  Wasbinpton  Life  las. 
Co.,  ol' New  Yf«li,  c^inuot  be  t'o  wariulj  ac- 
^iiowkilLrtd.     Ita  Htory  iet  the  ator;  of  a'  uo' 
V!f  .-ui'i  'SS— f>t"  a  wit*e  and  gcntruuH  d«."»»' 
^rulcuijy  auil  thoroughly  ac-coiafi^li«- '      -^jj 
waM  t»r;.'ttniat  J  r.u  a  priiK-ij.le  <jl  uoxf'      ^-    ^ 
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HU  to  the  insured,  p.iviuK  t>ttl.v  '     -^'^i®  *  I  ^"^°', 
wu  ltd  cipilal;   autj  it  btts  '       'egai   '"'<;".*' 
p^rp(.^.■>.    In  a  larcfT   u»        ...•.•ompliHh,-.!  its 

•  tuaii.i:tkit>aaau;  '"      atabli=.hed  Ubelfupon 
^      -,  .    -        .lUniant. 

m,  of  lIlinoiH. 

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()l.io-(r>/./s.-    I  find  your  Itoback  8 
after  usiut;  two  boxos  in  my 
'oo«i  ei;:;."     Stiiid  mt< 


Bitters, 

family,  to  bo  a 

another  dozi-n  b\ 


PvMOVS  io  want  erf  Trtwaea.  Supporters.  Artificial 

Q«  t  to  t^ustom  House.  Muwaoaee- ^ 

Vf.  HrxBra^Vo  do  not  wibh  to  iur.'rm 
^.m  r"aM^r  t"V-t  Dr.  Wondf  rful  or  any  other 
Sha"  isLt.vert-da  remedy  tUt  ctuos  a  1 
diHca^e  of  mind,  body  or  e^tat.?  and  is  d- 
H .Tned  to  make  our  nublunary  BPhere  a  b  .-.- 
hd  Daradi->,  to  which  Heaven  itself  shall  bo 
V    t  I  8ide  .how,  but    ve   <'o  truth  o  mfot^n 

'/r,„nsauilt  of  cnas  of  cahtrrh  in  Vsiroist 
t;^^  .  .i.«./«5«'^«^nd  -the  prorrietor  w.U  pav 
i.vT   ,.      „„  ..iihi-  loatlisomo  disease  that 


a  case  oi  t^n  loathsome  disease 

It  may  be  procured  by  mail 
addressing   K.  ▼•  P"  r^e, 


FOR  THE  I       CHALFANT'S 

HAiR.lcOCO  CREAM 

It  is  purely  vcjfetable,  contains  no  alcohol,  Hulpbur. 
lead  or  mineral  ingredient;  is  clean,  highly  perfumof; 
and  dilTereut  from  any  other  article.  Kverybody  wil. 
use  it    Priru.onlvfi'icts.    5ij0,ix»  bottles  sold  aunually 

DC  RNHA9IS  A  VAN  SCHAACK, 
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Kiirihormcro,  she  willgiveyou  the  P.  O.  address,  S4iihat 
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Slate  your  age,  color  of  eyes  and  h.n'.  inclosing;  .^':  ceut.s 
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by  return  mail.  Address,  in  coohoeaoe,  Al.  Lt  HV  K, 
Drawer  5H93,  Chicago,  IlL 


.^Irs.        I 
Wldtruiiib's 
Myruii. 
Mm.        I 
Whiteuiiib'N^ 
Syrup. 
Mrtt. 
Whiiroiub's 
Syrup. 
It  is  tho  fireat  Infant's  am 
edy  in  all  disorders  brought 


•  ■>t  Griping  in/    Price 

^    faciUt*le8        '-io 
1  .'eething.  )  Ceiitn. 

I  pulsions     and/    Prle" 

diseases  inol-  ■      '*o 
» and  Children.)  Cent*. 

,    Dysenter^-.^    ^1*f* 

Summer  O     oplaint  in  Chil-     ,*•* 
drenotall»,  {es.  lent*. 

1  Children's  Soothing  Kem 
on  by  Teething  or  any  otiier 


Cures  ("olio  ai 
the  Bowels,  a 
the  process  of ' 

Subdues  Coi 
overcomes  all 
dent  to  Infan' , 
^Jures   Diarr  "  jea. 


Building  Paper 

TO  ilAKK  YOUR  HOUSK.S 

WARM,  DRY  &  VERMIN  PROOF, 


cause.    Preparffd   by   the  •«  JraUuii  Medicine  lo., 
Soldlly  dr  ugi  Lsta  and  4e«  1  mn  in  msdioinea  eveiywher*. 

rw-TUcOiil>  Relia  •  »|«  CuTP  (or  l>y»lMsP«'» 

in  the  Known  A  orld. 

DR.AVlSHAKr,H   UBKAl       AjIEKIC.VN  L'^PEPKIA  PIT  !•« 

and  Pine  Trki: Tar  Cor  jjuj. are  a  posii've  and  in/'""- 
ble  cure  for  Dyspepsia  1  n  its  most  aggravating  lorm. 
and  no  matter  uf  bow  lo   ng  Aamding. 

They  penetn.te  the  9  ecrfn  abode  of  this  terribl*  dis- 
ease and  c.i:terair,ate  i   I,  radt  and  branch,  forever. 

They  alleviate  more  acnay  and  silent  suffering  than 
the  tongue  cat  tell. 

Thoy  are  ncied  fcr  r  airing  the  most  desperate  and 
h<)p<-!o'3  casts,  when  •»«:>  known  means  lail  to  allora 
robot. 

No  form  o*  Ly^pef  «ia«r  Indigestion  can  resist  their 
penetrating  p(«er. 

DR.    'WISHART'S 

PiNE  TB  £E  TAR  CORDIAL. 

It  IS  the  viU   r    irinciple  of  the  Pine  Tree.  obtAined  by 
I  the  distiUaUon  of  the  tar.  by  which 


DH.  liANGLEV'S 
STANDARD  PREPAR ATIONS. 

ROCKY  MOUNTAIN  BITTERS. 

A  very  superior  regulating  Tonic,  imparting  vigor  and 

•Uength  to  thu  constitution    A  thorough 

•"«"*    p(.RIFIKK  OF  THE  BI.OOD, 

a  regulator  of  nervous  force,  and  a  powerful  sustainer 
of  hMlth  against  the  encroachn.ents  of  disease^ 

•^  invafid  and  the  convalescing  seeking  restoration, 
and  yearning  for  the  healing  virtues  ot  some  magic 
Balm  «^11  nnd  in  these  Bitters  a  hidden  mysterious 
p<^werw^.'h  miietly  reMoreH,y^t  refuses  to  reveal 
Y.,  the  senses  anrthing  but  taste  and  color. 

It  it  a  pSnt  Bitu-r,  free  from  all  nauseous  proper- 
ties or  X?Tntirely  vogetible,  l>eiijg  main  y  irrown  at 
tlie  bli^">  tl'"  tnountaius  trum  which  tlu^y  derive  their 
n^ue  Tnd  is  pnrticularty  adapted  to  all  lorms  of 
DYSPKPSIA  OH   iNUBtiESTlON, 

of  V^  1,'li^'hmessof  Breathing,  Weight  and  Oppros^ 
2on  of  the  Chest.   Uneasy  Feeling  about  the  Heart, 

*'ACf'or"uver*Uiseaaes.  Oi^rdcrsof  the  Ridneys^ 
RMtl^ssne-wand  1a**o«  MusciUar  Power,  these  Bitters 
wiUbXilnd  almost  a  specitic,  and  us  a  prevenUve  of 

FEVER  AND  AGl'E, 
or  a  restorer  of  the  natural  power  of  the  wstcm,  when 
broVen  down  °y  rontinued  ague  attacks  it  has  no  ecjual 
Befna  stiraulaticg  (but  not  intoxicating  1  they- refresh 
and^angorate  bwthmind  and  b.xly,  heigliU'n  the  sensr 
Wlit^?  cfear  and  sharpen  the  faculties,  and  bestow 
alMrity  and  cheerfulness  of  spirit. 

plantationTacue  cure. 

'/■his  is  an  active  Touiu.  and  such  is  its  peculiar  coni- 
^ia^.n  thu  if  Lis  din-clly  upon  Uie  fiver,  whether  its 
S^Mement  i;  oansed  by  the  sudden  paroxisms  of 
?hill?^Tr  In  the  heal  and  pestilent  atmosphere  of  miRS 
S?J.'riTsUio""  and  seasons,  or  whether  it  bo  the  .low 


FARMER'S  HELPER 

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Send  !iir  Circulars  free.  


Dr.  Polaci:.^ 
Blood  Pills  are 
unsurpassed    by 
any  Pill  'manu- 
factured for   a 
similar  purpose. 
One  trial  inva- 
riably  establishes  them  as  favorites 
with  all  who  use  them. 

The  reasons  why  Dr.  Roback's 
Blood  Pills  should  be  kept  in  ev- 
ery family  are:  Because  they  can 
be  employed  in  all  cases  where  a 
^^ family  physic"  is  required,  and 
are  perfectly  safe  in  their  admin- 
istration at  all  times;  , Because 
they  are  made 
both  with  and 
without  sugar- 
coating,  thus 
adapting  them  to 
the  nse  of  every- 
body ;     Beciiuse 


ur  Circulars  free. 

MA(;ir  C'0.>i"B  will 


any  colored 


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a  peculiar  prot  o 
its  highest  medi 
rales  the  dlgiH 
It  strengthens 
enriches  the  bl 
ruptiou  which 
s«»fves  the  m* 
saijes  of  the  I'     j«gs 
irritauxl  surf 
to   eack  dis 

p°eriS?It"»  iit  is'otfered  to'uTe  amict«-d  with  V^*^"^ 
Suniuance  •  .[i-.i  power  to  cure  the  following  diseases  il 
tUe  pation  i  b as  not  toe  long  deUyed  a  resort  to  the 
ia«ansofc     gno: 


cinal  properties  are  roUined.    It  invigo- 

rtjve  organs  and  restores  the  appetite 

the  debilitated  system     It  purines  and 

iiod    and  eipels  from  the  system  the  cor- 

.Scrofula  breeds  on   the    luii^s.     It  dis 

leus  or  phlegm  which  stops  the  air  pas 

^^     IU  healing  principle  acts  upon  the 

of  the  Lungs  and  Throat,  I>«'»',l'.'',^'n< 

4    part,   relieving  pain  and  subduing 

It  is  the  result  of  years  of  study  and  ex- 

Ifered  to  the  attlict         ' "' 

a  resort  to 


iiian  life,  or  llie  sequel  of  other  diseases. 
ds  Cur*"  btuniilatea  the  sluggish  action  ot 
moves  tiie  l.ile  and   promotes  a  healthy 

ruLnxoznc  hbaszib'S'. 

or  "Poor  BZan's  Cough  Balsam." 

A  safe  and  reliable  antidote  for  diseases  of  the  Throat 
^  ^.'.1"„    the  most  otiectnal  preparation  in  the  world 


PLASTER 


for  CoukI 
tion 


S.'.(J(>  lor 

ho  cauuot  core. 

JS:t!-l^l"5rY:--For-«a.o    by  tuu.t 
drngKists  everywhere^ 

ThF  rV&XSft  AXT>  SWKKTEST  CoD    LiVKR    OlL 

lulhc  >.c,rld  iH  Hazard  .V   Ca-.well  8,  made  oc 
th..*c8-»b..re.  fr-m  tre-h.  aelectcd  hv.  «,  b 
rA^WVLIi.  IIAZAllD  .t   CO.,  New  \.>rk. 
F.  ibecditely  V'^  »nd  «r«*<.    PatknlH  who 
have  oik!  taktn  it   prefer  it   to  all  o  hers 
Pbvtidan*  have   decided  it   supeimr  to  any 
fir  the  other  •IL.  in  market.  8t)li  by  all  drug- 
gists. 


it 


BE  NOT  DECEIVED 


Ft 


and  olhf  r  (.i;taue.ma  af- 
»kin  niadf  soft  aud 


.  RoroH  Skis,  Tim 

FLE."?.    ealt  rhruxi. 

fectjons  cured,  and   the 

Imooth    hv  nsing   the    Jump,  r    Tar    hozv 

Sde   l-^-"-"'   Hazard  ,V  bo.,  N>-w  Wk^ 

It  id  moitf  ,w.nrenieiit  aud  easily  anphed  than 

other  rem.  Ji  .*.  avoidii.K  the   trouble  of  the 

greasy  cfinjpjuud-  now  in  a»«.    sold  by  aii 

druRgipti. 

}*EE  Advkrttwxent  of  Dr.  Butts'  Di*poij- 
narv,  h.a.led  Ilsok  fi-r  the  imili..n-MAK- 
RI.\GE    GUIDK— in    another    column.      It 

,h  'iiM  be  read  l>y  all.  

wasBW  ^^^^^" 


bOR 

SHEATHINC^    ROOFINC, 

Or  in  place  of 

PLASTERING 

Itscoet  is  so  trifling  thai  an  ocdinary  hooae  can  be 
covered  aa  all  sides  for  leae  than 

TEN   DOIaLARS, 

Send  for  clrcnlars  and  s<»mp)es  W) 

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Con Kb.    Sore 


CouHiinr    iition  of    the   I..unBa« 

Thn    ^t  and  Brca»t,  BroncUItU,  Liver 
<    ;ota plaint.  Blind   and    Blecdina 
Pilea,   Aathma,   Wboopin* 
CoHsIi,  DIptherIa,  &o. 


Micsl  expert,  holding  honorable  collegiate  diplo 

iOTotM  bis   enUre  t"a«  te  the   examination    of 

"tl,  at  the  office  pari.ra.     Associated  with  him,  are 

coiisvlUng  physicians.of  acknowledged  eminence. 

, Wlces  're  given  to  the  public  fii>;k  uF  cHAKiif . 

is  opp  .rtnnity  is  oflerod  by  no  other  insUtuUon  in 

soantrr  . 

tters  from  any  part  of  the  country,  asking  advice. 

be^piouiptly  and  gratuitously  "••Pgn'lfl  »«•    .^i^X 

renient.  remittances  should  Uke  the  shape  of  drafts 

loat  ortii  e  orders. 

rice  of  'A'ishart-s  American  DyspepMa  PiUs  «1  a  boi. 
it  by  msilon  receipt  of  price. 
1  "rice  of  Wishart's  Pine  Tree  Tar  Cordial,  «1.6U  per 
Ix)  ttle,  or  4  11  per  dozen.    Sent  by  express. 
AU  communication^^ould^^addrespeii^   ^ 

lio.  331  N.  Second  street, 
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and  Lungs ;  >,"?,'"",'■,,"""';.  '( 'foup,  Ast hma  <  'onsuiiif) 
oTtlTeTLngS  sSgof  BlooS:  Whooping  Cougk 
Bronchitis,   T?LtuniJ;s,   Soreness,  and   all  affections  of 
th^TlmLtaDif  Lungs,  26  cenU  u  bottle. 

MASUFACTUUED  ONLY  BY 

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country. 


MILL  OWNERS. 

WIU.  RKCKIVK,  on 
application,  descriptive 
cuts  and  prices  of  com- 
plete (irirvliny  and    AjU; 

<ng  yt'iiir  Mil'',  .Vill  Sl'men 
\  ,,,.d  r.rn  Millf,  Hinut  and 
\  .S^j-^irtUin'i  Maekinm. 

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Dealers  in  heavy  grades  of  Genuine  DctcaA^c 
BoltikoCloth  4a 

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no  copy 

on.  single  copy,  one  ye»r- ■ 
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On  all  clubs  to  the  WeAhr.  in  »<y«ii«f /'^  » '^»;^',; 
iToi  T^ei.iy  per  rent.,  we  offer  for  .  he,.J- - 


U  Attem  aakad.   "H'li/   m    i>,   that   the 

other  r'    In  reply  we  will  say, 
lisL    They  have  our 

Patent  Flange  Cog- Wheels 

O.N  BOTUE-NUtiOFTIIE  KOi.I.a». 

"d  The  cogs  oHonte.id'^a  roll  art  -I  rWortrWv  Bk- 
TWTKSthlJy^  fh4  ott,*r  mul^  th,  8.i^lrt  r.H,  virtually 
fonaing  a  

DOXTBLB    OSAB., 

and  thereby  neaiiy   Joubliug  the  purchase. 

%i  Each  Gear  has  eight  cogs,  nuxking  "'.r"'-'.^.'' ''"»''• 
wh^ch  isa  third  more  than  is  nsed  kyany  other  «  rin«er. 
Therefore  thev  have  one-third  «-.  P""^^'!.;"''^*'^ 
lit  rrirtio;  than  any  other*,  which  makes  '^J.''™  "»f 
sti^ng^.  most  durable,  and  easiest  working  \>  nngers 
in  nse. 

Th.  onlv  advantage  gained  in  the  use  of  r.Kxr.,.i,»A:* 
gMTS  .W^  .^/ .S^  gears,  is  that  they  admit  oSU^r 
fc^wh!cli  allow  a  greater  separation  ef  the  roll,  with 
out  disconnecting  the  cog  wheel* 

But  all  Wringers  with  d.^'*  9*»*ri  on  -^-'v f'T^ 
have  their  rtJl.  pinned  down  > at  »»••»<«*•  •"  "°°f^ 
idmit  of  their  separating  more  than  j«.-«y»<*  of  an 
.*nJh  «*.>*  f'firt^  d^Hruun  all  ihf  ,i.ir,xni^<  'Kf  tkf 
T^:i.^^r>,  besides  causing  ,the  W  nnger  to  wc-k  v«t 
hard  and  wring  very  unevenly ,  also  causing  an  undue 
^tr^nSt"  hf  rolU  at  the  eni  where  they  are  pinned 
Tt 


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At  present  there  are 

SI3:  GREAT  STORIES 

running  through  its  columns;  and  at  least 

Oxke  S  tory  is  Bepxin  Every  Bffonth. 

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One  <>onib  sent  by  mail  for  *1      Kor  sale  by  Merchant* 

and  Dru^Kists^ejHj^^  A^d^e^springfield.  Mass. 

ALLCdck'S    POROUS 

Possesses  peculiar  qualilios  as  an  eiiuali/er  of  the  circu- 
lation and  as  a  support    a  sort  of  extra  skin    in  all  mus-  j 
cular  and  nervous  pains,  whether  of  the  side,  head 
kidneys,  or  back  ;  and  in  sciatica  they  should  bo  applied 
at  once      They  aro  now  wideb'  used  iu  hospitals,  both  , 
in  America  and  Kutope,  and  approved  by  all  pnjsicians. 
They  give  immediate  relief  in  Lumbago,  as  weU  as  la 
pains  of  the  side  aad  back,  whether  they  proceed  from  , 
weakness,  fatigue,  or  other  causes. 

j  Seaside  House,  Rockaway  Beach,  Sept.  1, 1869.      j 

'  Meears.  Allcock  4  Co..  Sing  Sing ; 

OE.VTLEMEN-Your  PUstera  have  wonderful  qualities, 
and  every  Uaveler  should  have  them  by  him.  My  guesU 
give  great  aoooonU  of  their  efficacy.  Some  cured 
coughs ;  some  of  rheumaUc  pains ;  some  of  severe  pains 
In  the  breast,  side  and  back.  In  sciatia  and  kidney 
affections  their  apphcation  is  equally  snccessfnl.  I  my- 
self was  attacked  with  a  severe  pain  in  my  left  kidney. 
I  was  in  agony  for  twenty  four  hours.  At  length  I 
apphod  one  of  your  Plasters.  The  pain  soon  began  to 
1  abate,  and  in  the  course  of  a  few  hours  was  enUrely 
removed.  I  send  you  this  that  you  may  pubhsh  it  if  you 
think  well.    1  am  yours,  A.  I).  FAILING. 

Proprietor  ol  the  Seaside  Uoase. 

New  Vobk.  Angnat  1»,  1868. 
Thomas  Alix^ock  k.  Co..  Sing  Sing: 

For  years  I  have  suffered  from  inilammation  of  the 
kidae»«,  my  physician*  gave  me  but  litUe  reUef,  and  I 
moved  about  Uke  an  old  roan,  bent  down  by  years  of 
suffering.  At  length  your  Porous  PUsters  were  recom- 
mended to  me.  I  applied  one  to  each  kidney,  and  the 
relief  was  immediaU ;  1  wore  them  for  thirty  days,  when 
my  back  and  kidneys  were  perfectly  well  and  I  was 
ooco  more  able  to  walk  erect  I  think  the  half  of  the 
virtues 
any  one 
of  mi  e«i)orienoe.    1  am  yoora.  respectfuUy, 

THOMAS  M.  JACK.SON. 
236  East  Thlrtyeeooud  street. 


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chased at  any 
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and    IJealers   in   Patent 

Medicines  every-where. 


Ayer*s  Cathartic  Pills, 

For    all    the   purposes    of    a    Laiativd 
liedhJine. 

Perhaps  noone  nie<li- 
cine  l«  so  uin  vursallf 
requirtMl  by  cvery- 
bod\  IIS  .'i  i-atliajtic, 
nor  was  i-Tcr  any  be- 
fore fiO  uuiTt-rsally 
adopted  into  use,  iu 
every  country  and 
ainoug  all  tl.'ibse.--,  aa 
thw  mild  but  ellicipnl 
purciitive  fill.  The 
obvious  rcftson  is, 
tlial  it  ii'  a  more  relia- 
ble und  fkr  more  ef- 
fectual remedy  Uwiu  any  other.  Those  who  have 
tried  it,  knowthat  it  cured  them:  those  >*  /;^  »'"*« 
noLknow  that  it  cm  f  -^  theirneighliors  iind  mends , 
and  all  know  that  m  .lat  it  <«"«- «»•>* ''I'^'i^- 
ways -that  it  never  f..:is  through  n'"rf='«»V<",  't«; 
Klfct  of  its  composition.  Wc  have  lli  >u-Hid-  upon 
11  .»;°in.ls  of  ceitiilcaU",  of  tlieir  re.i.uyl...l.l«-  cure* 
of  I  he  foUowini;  complaint,,  but  bud.  cureH  aie 


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ever  fte.'-h,.and  make-  Uiein  plea^-aiit  to  l:;-e,  while 
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V^fh  end*  of  the  Wringer  at  the  same  time  unl^  the 
pressiirc  IS  taken  entirely  off. 

Thi»  Wnnaer  ha*  but  one  pre«are  W'rww.  ThM 
sliaii  iTiSIt  aSTinalpres.ur.the  -hole  length  of 
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tTT-  Tlie  Only  Reliable  Cure  for  DyHqepaia 
in  the  Known  World. 

and  PiVe  TUKF.  Tak  CobI.iai.  are  a  P<»t.ve  and  Irlfall^ 
ble  cure  for  Dyspepsia  in  its  most  aggravated  form,  and 
no  matter  of  how  Jong  standing. 

They  penetrate  the  secret  abode  of  this  temble  di» 
Mse  and  exterminate  it,  root  and  branch,  forever. 

They  alleviate  more  agony  and  sUent  suffering  than 
the  tongue  can  tell.  ^ 

Iher  are  noted  for  curing  the  moat  desperate  and 
hop^leM  cases,  when  every  known  moans  failed  to  afford 

"no  form  of  Dyipeila  or  Indigartion  can  raaiat  their 
penetrating  power. 

DR.  WISHART'S 

PINE  TREE  TAR  CORDIAL 

ncipU 

in  the 


Sold  by  all  Dmggista. 


DR.  WHITTIEB. 

ARRCilLAR  fiUADITATE  OF   MKDICI.NK. 
as  dipLmui  at  o*ce  will  show,  has  been  longer 
engaged  in  the   treatment  of  \  enereal.  Seiual  and 
Private  Diseaaes  than  any  other  physician  in  ht. 

''siThihs.  t^onorrhea,  tHoet.  .Stricture,  Orchitis 
Hefnin,  and  Itupture,  all  i;nnary  1>'«'«W'»  "".'' 
"vphiliti.  or  .Mercurial  Atnictions  of    the   1  hr.iat. 


iskVii  !ir  K<.nes'are  treated  with  unparalelled  succesa 
Speru^iS^.iia.  Se.ual  Deb.litv  and  Impotencj-, 
a,  tVe  result  of  self  abuse  in  youtt,  seiual  excels 
ininaturer  years,  or  other  causes,  and  which  l)"-'"'-« 
some  ot  the  following  effecu,  a-s  n;K;turnal « 


rtnluce 
emnuh 


»ion«,  blotches,  debility.  diz/.inf««^dimno««  "'"'gbt.! 
confiision  of  ide.is.  evil  foreUMlmgs,  avenoon  to  I 
Society  of  females,  loss  of  raeraoo  and  sexual  power,  I 
and  reAdering  marriage  improper,  are  permanently  I 

''"TheDoctor's  opportunities  in  hospital  and  private  I 
nractice  are  unsurpjt'uted  in  St.  Ix^uia  or  any  otberl 
citv  Baekhlesof  .^t.  |y>uisp.ap«rsproveUiatheba»il 
been  located  there  longer  by  years  than  any  othersi 
advertising  The  esUblishment,  library^  biboratoryl 
and  apiK.intmenMare  umnvalled  in  the  V,  est.  unhur-r 
nassed  an>-where.  Ago.  with  oipenenoe.  can  be  | 
relied  uiK>n,  and  the  doctor  can  refer  to  many  physr 
clans  throughout  the  country.  In  past  »ucce«*  and  | 
present  i>osiUon  he  stands  without  a  competitor. 

The  >\riliiiKa  of  a  Phyalclan  wbofie  repu- 

tatienia  rnlou-widc  ahonid  be 

worth  readluK. 

Doctor  Whttttfu  publishes  a  ^'^'^'^i  iV'l 
PA.MPHLKT  relating  to  venereal  diseases  and  Ihel 
disastrous  and  varied  consequences  of  self  abuse,  1 
that  will  be  sent  to  any  address  in  a  sealed  env-lopel 
for  two  stamps.  .Many  phyKKiannmlrfKl.ice  patienul 
to  the  doctor  after  reading  his  me<licjil  pamphlet  I 
Communication  conlidential  A  Inendlj  talk  iinUI 
oort  yi'U  nothing.  <>Hice_ central,  yet_retired->o. I 
617  St.  t.harie.  rtrae^  f 


being  p 
their  um 

They 
intern 
it  into 
of  the  ,    .    . 

Uie bodv, restoring  tlicir II. -„ „„u  ,ua. 

and  by'correcling,»t.ort;vcr  Uicy  '-x^.t-rar*  <»«- 
rangeiVicnti"  a»  arc  the  (Ir.t  oriK-n  ol  •H^eA'^ 

^lintite  directions  are  given  ntlia  »r«r,nwcm 
the  bo.\,  iv.r  Ow  lolluwiiig  coiui-lauit*.  which  these 

For  Dyai^prfia  or  Imllg-M**®".  I.latieaa. 
nra., X^uor  .ind  l.oaa  of  Api**-!  ife,  ticy 
Bhould  liMaken  mo.l.-rat.-ly  to  -niiiitlMi*  t»H»  i,toio- 

acli  au'l  restore  its  Uealihv  tone  an'l  ;i(  iioii. 

For  JLiv€T Con«|»li«'"«  and  it-  vunoiie  >ynii>- 
toiii >.    Uiliooa   lI..*aiM^li*,    fclcU  Uetul. 

loua  Collt  and  Bllluu.  F««»«t.,  Uu-y  ..Jiould 
iKi  iudicioubly  taken  for  fiich  cai.e.  to  forrect  the 
dtS  action  or  remove  the  obstmcUon^  trh-h 

For   i>ya«ii»*ry    or  DIarrltflMM  liut   out 

mild  do-.- is  generally  n-murc-.l. 
For  I»b*«iMatlan»,  Clout,  Orawl,  I"i«l- 

Sitiatlon  of  th*-  »te<»rt,  I»uin  in  «!•«■- 
ide  Buck  and  Loin.,  thev  stiould  be  rontiii- 
non'l'v  tnken,  as  rpfpHred.  to  change  th*"  t<t«iensed 
action'  of  Uif  hy-t^in.  W  ilb  buch  chanpt  Ui'»»e 
complainth  di^apiiear.  ^,,,«_ 

For  Bropwy  and  Dropaical  •w«Illmr» 
they  hhould  be  Uken  in  l:ir>;«  .md  f:e(ui«nt  ao-» ■■< 
Vo  produce  the  <fre<t  of  a  drii-ti'- jii^iT'-- 

For  l»npiir»>»alo»  u  laiKe  dose  ►houW  !»• 
taken  aij  it  i^rodu' es  the  detlred  eUdl  by  sym- 
pathy. 

As  a  Dinttrr  I'ill,  lake  oiip 
promote  digestion  and  rtlif  ■ 

An  oc/^asTonnl  <lo-''  i-tinml 


nr  two 


IHttt  I?  V 

h. 
i<-li  and 


to  7 


yi.u   notning.     wmco  tcu"»y  . 
St  Charie.  rtraet, !«.  Lonu.  Mo.    Hours  1»  a. 
r.  M.    SondaTB  12  to  2  P.  u. 


,b<;wel«  into  healfhy  notion,  .-^;,  ,J-   ^j;i;'::5: 


It  is  the  viUl  principle  of  the  J««  Tr?«-,''''*Si°^iS 
a  peculiar  proc(«s  in  the  distiUahon  of  the  tar.  by  wliicn 


of  iU 
tba. 


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VOL.  VII.    NO.  9. 


WINNEBAGO  CITY,  MINN.,  WEDNESDAY,  DECEMBER  22,  1869. 


WHOLE  NO.  321. 


«- 


|Jottri|. 


THE  PCTt'RK. 

yfh»i  in»y  w 

,  •             'u'  vist  forerer? 

lint  ' 

r  Ions  ecde*vor, 
.    d  ctown  w«  wore. 

N     , 

:  .    W. 

IHiAt  na  *'"  ^''»r  bof  ond  tb*  unknown  portai* 

Oi  alloir  -  life  imuiortfcl 

No  iiiii'f  i  v.caith  remiiiia. 
Nor  cilda.  ui>r  stains. 

NaJtrd  f  roiu  'ut  tUut  hr  abyss  bohiaJ  U8 

We  eatereJ  htrt ; 
No  word  o»me  with  uur  conung,  to  remi^id  ua 

^viiat  woudrcua  w.irM  \»»ii  n*  ar, 

Ko  bope,  no  tsar. 

Into  theailent.  atarJeea  night  beiorf  na. 

Natert  wt?  tli'le. 
No  banJ  ha«  oiappfU  tii-  coustellatlons  yar  u», 
Kp  rcmiado  at  nnr  side, 
Xo    hart,  toguiae 

Yet  fearlf  s«  toward  that  midni({ht.bla*.k  and  hollow 

r  -re; 

Tbsbeot:  .Mf'a  band  wd  folio*— 

H.»  .v..  -    ..-  .«  there, 

So  cnrie,  iio  care. 

-/Vu'rt  'hf  Lib<ra!  Chrittian. 


©ftteroi  ^ntflUgcticf . 


part  of  the  spectmm  opposite  'sLicb  one  ot 
tLe  prominence-iniagea  exibts,  he  can  then 
gee  that  image  quite  diatinctly,  for  the 
neighboring  part  of  the  solar  spectrum  is 
so  redaccd  in  splendor  that  it  no  longer 
obliterates  the  prominence-figure.  In  this 
way,  then,  the  obserrer  selects  one  or  oth- 
er ot  the  pictnrts  of  a  prominence,  either 
the  red  or  the  green  picture,  to  examine. 
And  strangely  enough,  it  is  by  no  means 
certain  that  the  two  pictures  are  alike.— 
Rather  it  is  highly  probable  that  they  are 
different,  though  we  have  not  space  here 
either  to  indicate  reasons  for  believinc  this, 
or  to  explain  the  significance  of  tlie  cir- 
cumstance should  it  eventually  be  estab- 
lished. 

It  seems  to  us  that  when  we  consider  the 
real  dimensions  of  the  solar  globe,  we  ap- 
preciate more  fully  the  wonderful  nature  of 
those  processes  of  action  indicated  by  re- 
cent reaearches,  than  when  we  regard  these 
without  direct  reference  to  the  sun's  mag- 
nitude. How  many  of  as  really  appreciate 
the  enormous  volume  of  the  un?  We 
read  certain  figures  in  books  of  astronomy, 
but  do  we  grasp  their  full  significance  ? 
There  is,  however,  a  Himple  way  of  viewing 
the  matter  which  at  once  opens  our  eyes 
to  the  vastness  of  the  solar  globe. 


"SOLAR    ^OSDERS'" 


Bridal  toMumes  a  Century  Ago. 

To  begin  with  the  lady:  -Her  locks  were 
strained  upward  over  f.u  iiamense  oushiou, 

I  and  sat  like  an  incubu^  ou  her  head,  and 

The  .Marvel*  of  ilie  Sun-Tbe  Zoellner  plastered  over  with  pomatum,  and  then 
Plcturert-'ine  Sun  •'Fl«m«i»"-.Sol»r  ^pnnkled  over  with  a  .shower  of  white 
Htoruis.  ;  po^(j^f      The   height    of    this  tower  was 

;?roni  lUe  London  Spectat-jr.  Not.  13.]  i  jj^^m^^-bat  over  a   foot.     One  single  white 

Aatroaomers  have  been  revealing  so  many  rosebud  lay  on  its  top,  like  an  eagle  on  a 
wondtra  in  the  vast  globe  which  rules  the  ^  ij^ygtack.  Over  her  neck  and  bosom  was 
planetary  sclicme,  that  we  cannot  yet  hope  i  folded  a  lace  handkerchief,  fastened  in 
to  see  the  startling  n.^ults  ot  their  research-  in  fjont  i,j  a  bo.som  pin,  rather  larger 
€9  co-ordinated  into  a  consistent  whole  —  ,  jj^j^q  g^  copper  cent,  containing  her  grand- 
On  every  huui  new  marvels  are  being  i  father's  miniature  set  in  virgin  gold.  Her 
brougLt  to  hght.  At  one  time  Mr.  Lock-  ^j^y  form  ^^s  braced  up  in  a  satin  dress, 
Ter  faurprise.s  H3  by  exhibilin;^  th9  amazing  ^jj^  sleeves  as  tight  as  the  natural 
Velocities  with  which  the  solar  atorm^jrage  g^in  of  the  arm,  with  a  waist  formed  by 
across  the  bliizingsarface  of  our  luminary.  ^y,gjjce,  worn  outside,  whence  the  skirt 
Jit  another,  the  energetic  astronomer  who  i  flowed  off  and  was  distended  at  the  top  ot 
prfeHiJts  over  the  Roman  observatory  tells  i  ^^^  ample  hood.  .Shoes  of  white  kid,  with 
luof  water  within  the  fi-^rce  tumult  of  the  pgajjej  toes,  and  heels  of  two  or  three 
aolar  npotd.  The  Kew  observers  track  the  ;  inches  elevation,  enclosed  her  feet,  and 
strange  iuflaeacee  r.f  the  planeta  on  the  gijtttred  with  spangles,  as  her  little  pedal 
•olar  atmosphere,  watching  not  only  the  members  peeped  curiously  out.  Now  for 
great  tide  of  ?<pots  whii-b  sweeps  in  the  ^^jg  swain.  His  hair  was  sleeked  back  and 
ten-year  period  over  the  solar  storm-zones.  pigntituUv  beflowered,  while  his  queue  pro- 
and  tneu  leavt  ;s  our  sun-dear  from  speck  j^oted  like  the  handle  of  a  skillet  His 
or  stain,  but  i»l.so  the  ripples  of  spot  forma-  \  ^oat  was  a  sky-llue  silk,  lined  with  yellow; 
tion  which  come  in  shcrier  periods,  and  '  (jjg  fo^g  y^g^  ot  white  .satin  embroidered 
eeem  inextricably  bl>ni(if-d  to  ordinary  ob- ;  ^jth  gold  lace;  his  breeches  of  the  f^ame 
Bervera  with  the  great  periodic  disturb-  <  mateiial.  and  tied  at  the  knee  with  pink 
ances.  Lastly,  Lockyer,  Hufj^ins,  ZoUner,  nbbon  White  silk  stockings  and  pumps 
and  Secchi  dibctibo  the  masfic  changes  of  ^jjij  laces.  and  ties  of  the  same  hue,  com- 
form  which  pass  over  tongues  ot  flame, pro- !  pieted  the  habiliments  of  his  nether  limbs. 
jectinR  thousands  of  miles  from  the  solar  '  Lace  ruffles  clustered  around  his  wrist,  and 
sarface.     We  have  b«'Ora  us  as  we  write  a    ^  porteutou.s  frill,  worked  iu  correspondence 

and  bearing  the  miniature  of  his   beloved. 


from  the  solar 
have  bft'ora  us  as  we  write  a 
serips  of  ooi-red  prominence  pictures  ta- 
ken by  Dr  ZoUntr,  the  eminent  photome- 
trician.  It  is  impossible  to  contemplate 
these  -^trango  flgu,  .s  without  a  sense  of  the 
magnificence  ofthd  probkui  whi_'h  the  sun 
present-*  to  astrouomfrs.  H';re  are  vast  en- 
tities—flat'ie?,  if  wfl  will,  but  flamfrf  nniike 
allth'>!;ew;  .  <t«  are  fauiilinr.     And 

these  vast  .    .'t    fire  misume   forms 

which  spe.-ik  to  ua  at  once  of  the  action  of 
forcfsof  the  utruost  violence  andint«<n.sity. 
The  very  aapeot  of  these  objects  at  once 
teaches  thi.s,  V>ut  it  is  the  rap.d  changes  of 
place  and  of  figure  to  which  the  spots  are 
Bul.jtnted  lOHt  are  most  significant  on  tbis 
v:iHt  lOne-Bhapt'il  tlame. 


finished  his  genteel  appearance. 


A  Battle  with  Stage  Robbers. 
(Jn  Sunday  a  week  ago,  the  Yuma,  Cali- 
fornia, stai,'e  coach,  when  between  Yuma 
and  San  Diego,  was  attacked  by  stage  rob- 
bers. The  coach  was  in  a  narrow  road, 
the  brn.sh  on  either  sido  being  quite  thick. 
The  robbers  ;ii>peared  in  the  road,  and 
called  on  the  driver  to  halt  and  give  up 
the  treasure  on  board,  one  stepping  into 
the  road  in  front  of  them,  and  the  other 
three  surrounding  the  coach.  The  stage 
not  halting  promptly,  the  man  in  the  road 
fired  and  killed  the  ofT  wheeler.  There 
i  werebix   passengers  on  board,   and  when 


point.     Here  is  a 

with  A  mtishroora-Rbaped  head  olenormous 

proportions,  tae  whole  oi.ject  Htjmdmg  lb,-    ^^^^  hoiso"was  shot,  a    man  by  the  name  of 

tm  or  17,iH)0  mile.s  frum   the  son  s  Hurface  ^  ^y   Richard,  of  the  firm  of  Richard  i  Co.. 

In  the  coae  .1  riro  we  see  the  uprush  ot  late-  ,  ^^  ^.^^^^  Villages,    fired    a  dhot-gnn  load 

fy   iuipnsonr.i  fr-.iMS   in  the  outspreading ,  ^j.    i,nck-Bhot      into     the      stomach     of 

bead  the Ntul.lea  diiiiinntion  ot  pressure  as,  jjjg    robber      in      front      ot     the     team, 

these  gases  re.irh    the  rarer  upper  at mos- j  ^j^^        ^^j^^^  ^^^       hands,       ex- 

phere.  B'it  turn  froui  this  obj^-ct  to  a  series  ]  claiming,   "My  God,  I  am  shot!"  whereup- 


of  six  pictures  placed  beside  it,  add  we  see 
the  solar  forces  in  action.  First,  there  is  a 
vant  flume,  some  18,CXK)  miles  high,  bowed 
toward.s  th«  ri${ht,  as  thongh  some  fierce 
wind  were  blowing  upon  it  It  extends  in 
this  «lirection  some  tour  or  five  thousand 
mile5i.  The  ni  xt  picture  represents  the 
same  object  ten  niuutes  later.  The  tlgnre  i  j 
of  the  prominence  hius  wholly  changed.  It 
Id  now  a  g  obf-shaped  mas.s,  standing  on  a 
narrow  stalk  of  light  above  a  row  of  flame- 
nillocks.  It  irf  bowr  I  towards  the  left,  bo 
that  in  thosK  »hort  li  mutes  the  whole  mass 
of  the  nam<=><  has  Bw^;>t  tUonsanda  of  miles 
away  from  ics  former  position.  Only  two 
minults  later,  and  a^aiu  acoiupletechange 
of  appearance.  The  Htalk  and  flame-hillocks 
havd  vanished,  and  the  globe-shaped  ma^;B 
has  become  elongated.  Three  minutes  la- 
ter, the  shape  of  the  prominence  has  ulter- 
ed  BO  completely  that  one  can  hardly  re- 
coguiz-  it  for  the  same.     The  stalk  is  again 


on  the  fight  commenced.      The  passengwrs 
were  poorly  armed ;  theie  were  only  three 
revolvers  and  a   shot-gun   aboard,  but  the 
owners  used   them  in  a    lively  manner  - 
driving  the  robbers  off,  and  grafting  away 
with  the  treasure.      One  man  on  board  the 
coach  named  Davis  got    a  scratch   on  the 
eg.     The   coach  received    several    shots. 
Alter    the    highwaymen  were  driven    off, 
their  coats  and  spurs   were  found   hanging 
on  the  bushes.      A  horse  was   found    next 
day  tied  to  a  tree,    supposed  to  have   b^en 
left  by  the  party  for  the  useof  tko  man  who 
was  shot,  and  who    is   believed  to   be  hid 
away  in  the  vicinity  of  the  attack.     A  tuos- 
sage  was  sent  back  to  Yuma  for  a  party  to 
go  in  search,  and  the  Indians  were  put  on 
the  trait     Their  capture  is    nearly  a    cer- 
tainty.   


3^UiZ«r 


risible  but    the  upper  ma.sa  is  bowed  down 
on  th>  riMht    so  that  the    whole  ti^nre  re- 
semble**  a   R'.gantie  A.    without  the   cross 
bar,  and  with  tte  down-stroke  abnormally 
thick.     This  great  A  is  some  20.000  miles 
in  height,  p.ad  the  whole  mass  of  our  earth 
might  bts  bowled   between  its   legs  without 
touching  them!     Four    minutes  pass,   and 
again  t 'id  tlgr.re  hiiS  changed.     Tht>   flame- 
hillocks  re>«pppnr,    the  down-stroke  of  the 
A  begins  to  raise  itself  from  the  sun's  sur 
f*«e.     Lvstly   after  yet   another  interval  of  |  jjj'jg 
fom  minutes,  fUe  figure  of  the  prominence  '  jrew 


baa  l^Bt  all  retiemblauce  to  an  .\,  aud  may 
now  be  likened  to  n  cainel's  head  looking 
towards  the  right  Tiie  whole  series  ot 
changes  hd"  o:"npiid  but  23   njinutes,  yet 


Anecdote  of  D.4S'dt. — There  still  lives 
I  [sic,  and  died,]    among   the   Winnebagoes 
I  an  old  Indian,    mimed    "Dandy,"  who  was 
'  a  member  ot  the  first  delegation  trom  that 
'  tribe  that  ever  visited  Washington    city. 
j  While  en  route  to  the  National  Capital  the 
I  party  was  detained  at  Galena,  some  time  in 
waiting  for  a  steamer  to   descend  the  Miss- 
issippi, and  they  were   strolling  about  the 
town  one  day  th*y  came  near  a  Methodist 
church,  where  service  was  being  held  dur- 
ing the  season  of  a  revival.     Greatly  aston- 
ished      at       the        first       glance        at 
strange      novelty      they       hastily 
np      around        the        windows. 


t'HlCA«0  CORRESPOXPEXCE. 

Buatneas-Lower  Prieea-The  Wheat 
narlcet-The  Secular  and  Uellgloua 
Pre«»-The  Advance— Tl»e  Clttle  Cor- 
poral—Tlie  -Weather- New  City  and 
County  Officer*— Amuaementa. 

Chicago.  Dec.  13,  1869.— The  year  i«  draw- 
ing to  a  close,  and  business  men  are  begiu- 
niug  to  estimate  its  profits  and  loaees.  Tboic 
has  been  a  larger  amount  of  business  douo 
duriBgtliepaatyear,  than  in  any  preceding 
year  but  it  has  been  done  at  leea  profit,  ami 
in  tl)0  case  of  wholesale  dealers,  whose  goo.l^ 
are  largely  sold  on  trust,  the  balance  sheet 
cannot  be  atruck  till  the  collections  are  made, 
which,  in  the  present  acarcity  of  money  in 
the  conntrv,  is  a  alow  and  difficult  work. 
Monev  is  clbae  at  the  banks,  and  none  but  the- 
best  customers  are  accommodated  with  all 
the  loans  they  require. 

LOWEK   PBIOES 

obtain  for  almost  all  fancy  goods,  with  a  pro«- 
pect  of  their  going  etill  lower,  and  our  r»  tan 
nftrchants  are  8t.lBug  off  their  stocks  as  fii^t 
as  they  can,  at  a  great  reduction  on  the  priiut- 
of  the  early  fall;  a  proof  of  th«  want  of  mon- 
ey to  meet  maturing  obligations,  and  of  tin 
downward  tendency  ot  prieea.  Every  oiu- 
know  that  there  must  bo  a  great  shrinkage 
in  nominal  value  before  we  can  reach  a  spe- 
cie badia.  .         .  , 

The  general  reduction  in  prices,  and  tne 
decline  of  gold— or  rather  the  appreciation  ot 
greenbacks— shows  that  we  art»  approxima- 
ting the  specie  ttandard.  A  few  wueks  wii, 
reveal  the  disposition  Cong'-caa  will  make  ol 
the  tariff,  taxes  and  finance.  If  these  quoa- 
tiens  are  settled  aatinfactorily,  bueinees  men 
and  capitalists  will  have  a  now  p  -int  of  de 
parture.  and  feel  that  they  have  a  stable 
baaia  for  the  establiehment  of  new  tnterpri- 
ca,  and  greater  activity  in  old  onf  s.  Iu  the 
meantime,  the  leading  business  men  are  pre- 
paring for  increased  activity  another  veai-. 

THE  WHEAT  MAKKET 

is  i!<active,  receipts  are  light,  ehirmenta  by 
water  have  ceased,  and  pncea  coutinu3  low. 
The  dull  season  is  fairly  upon  ua,  as  tar  as 
trade  is  concerned.  .     .       ,•         r 

There  is  nothing  new  hero  m  the  Jme  ot 
lit-rature.  The  Agitator  has  bidden  us  fare- 
well and  begins  a  new  life  in  Boston  with  the 
opening  vear.  There  is  talk  of  a  new  woman'd 
paper  lie're  of  a  broader  character  than  the 
Agitator,  but  nolhu  g  is  yet  matured. 

THE  »ECrL.VE  AND  RBLIQIOCS  PRESS 

flouriah  here  is  the  greatest  perfection,  and 
are  tvpes  of  western  progress  and  enter 
1  rise.'  The  changed  relations  which  busi- 
ueed,  politics  and  religio.i  have  beeu  made  to 
Muat<tin  to  each  oiher,  within  a  single  ge  era- 
tion,  is  marvelous.  In  the  early  hiotory  of 
secular  journaUem  in  this  country,  relgioua 
topics  were  regarded  as  forpign  to  the  secu- 
lar press,  and  the  proceedings  of  religiou.n 
bodies,  and  the  progress  of  religious  reviv- 
als secured  but  a  meagre  notice,  as  matter  of 
newa— often  accompanied  by  an  apilogy,  as 
if  the  prees  were  treading  on  unusual,  if  not 
forbidden  ground.  Gradually,  however,  the 
secular  journals  attained  to  greater  freedom, 
and  broader  views  of  their  duties,  till  now 
nothing  o#'humar  interest  escapes  their  no- 
tice. 

The  change  in  religious  journala  has  been 
quite  as  marked.    From  being  devoted  solely 
to  religious  tonics,  and  thus  giving  a  quat>i 
aauctiun  to  the  practical  hereaay  that  rehg- 
iou  was  rightfully    divorced  from  businehs 
and  politics,  these  papers,  beside  giving  re- 
ligions news,  disouHsing  religious  questions, 
and      enforcing      religions      truth,        now 
publish        a        summary      of       the      cur- 
rent ufws,         chroniclo  all  im- 
portant evcntf,  give  full  commercial  reports, 
and  discuss,  with    marked   ability,  financial 
and  political  queetiona.    Taking    a  lively  in- 
terest in  all  that  concerns  human  well-being, 
they  hcek  to  mould  the  government  and  bua- 
inesa  of  the  country,  in   its  national  aapecls 
as  well  as  in    the  details  of  privafn  lite,  into 
harmony  with  the  laws  of  God.      The  leading 
religious    presses    of  the    country  not  only 
command  a  large  circulation  and  influence, 
but  are  sought  for  by  bueinesa  men  and  poli- 
ticians, as  indices  of  the  future  and   guidea 
of  a  healthy  public   sentiment,  in  relclion  to 
trade  and  politics.    The  infusion  of  a  healthy 
rnoril  sentiment  into  channels    of    buainesn 
and  politics  is  a  public  benclaction.     In  this 
connection  I  cannot  forbear    noticing   a  re- 
cent flagiant  breach    of  good  manners— not  i 
to  say  good    morula— in    a  widely  circulated  ] 
religious  journal,    with    which    I    have  been  - 
famdiar  from  its  origin—  the  New  York  lude-  | 
pendent      For  the    laxt    lour  years  it    has  | 
watered  its  columns  largely  with  commercial  j 
advertising  and  wholesale  puffing  of  railroad  \ 
bondd  and  mortgages,  lianka,  Insurance  com- 
Lanies.Ac.and  prospered  pecuniarily  n  so  do   , 
lUR. Independent  of  all  religions  organi/.ationa 
and  representing  only  its  editor  and  publish- 
er, it  had  a  right  to  use    its    columns  as   it 
chose,  subject  only  to  the  laws  of   morality, 
and  to  the  courtesioa  and  amenities  which  are 
obacrvt  d  by  all   tiiS  decent   portion    of    the 
secular  press.    But  iu  ita  ieeue  of  December 
2d,  it  has  two  cuts  occupying  half  of  the  first 
and  last  pages  of  a  triple  sheet,  reprenentiUK 
-  the  liiHt— tlie  principles  <f  the  Independ- 
ent, and  what  it  claims  to  have  acotimpHshrd. 
and— the  l&f  t— the  Birthday    Binqu't  oT  the 
Independent  on   attaining"   its    majority   <.f 
tweutv-one  years.     In  this  last  cut  are  repi  o- 
aenteii  the  publisher,  editor  and  contriDut<irB 
of  I  he  Independent,  at  a  feaat,  whi!e  in  one 
corner  the    waiter    is    driving   out  a  lean, 
hungry  dog,  on  whose  collar  is  printed,    in 
capitala,  the  name  of   its  Chicago  C(;tempi»- 
isry,  the  "Advance."     Its  self-glorification 
is  a*  matter  of    aste,  but  its  pictorial  vilifica- 
tion of  its  neighbor  is  nnworihy  of  a  Chrie- 
'.ian  newspaper.      What  is  the   characttr  of 
the    cotemporarv    which    the    Independent 
caricatures  and  contemns  ? 


CONblRE.SSlONAIi  SIMWARY. 

Senate— Dec.  9. — Several  communica- 
tions and  pcUliona  relation  to  Oubiin  iudept- uilence 
and  remoTlDK  disabiliiits  trom  piirticipanta  in  tlie 
rtbelliou,  were  prfBcuu-d— A  pUiu.t  ibsiung  a  map 
illuatrauve  of  tUc  land  resourceii  of  the  coantry 
was  diacuaaed.- Mr.  Carprtit' r  introduced  a  bill 
flxinRthe  salary  of  tha  Ltief  Justice  of  the  8u 
preme  Court  at  $12,00t),  and  Aa8o.;iate8  at  tlO.OOO. 
relerred  to  JuJiL-iaiy  Coincittee  —By  Mr.  Sumner. 


and  saw  the  house  crowded  with  people, 
many  of  them,  under  the  innut  nee  of  th« 
preaching,  becoming  intensely  excited, 
some  clapping  their  hands.others stamping, 


the  flame  exceeded  our  earth  in  volumeten- 1  jamping,  and  making  mysterious  gestures 
fold    at  th'.  least.     But  ilr.    Lockyer  has  L^d  comortJoQg  of  ijq 


recorded  an  ir«tance  of  a  yet  more-marvel-  j  ^^  ^j^g  same  time 


limbs  and  body,  while 
the   entire   congregation 


Ions  nature.     A  vast  prominenc«  extending  i  ^p^g  shouting  at  the  highest  pitch  of  their 

70,000  or  80.0(»8  miles  from    the  snn's  sur-  ' 

face  vanished  altogether  in  ten  minutes. — 

The  very  way  iu  which  Zollner's  drawings 

were  tak«>n  eavors   of  the  marvtllons.     We 

have  spoken  of  them  as  colored.     They  are 

rubv-red.  and  so  the  prominence  appeared 

to  tiie  astroocmer.     The  real  light  of  the 

prominences  ia  not  ruby  red,  however,  but 

rose-color-id,  with  laint  indications  of  pink. 

or  even  blui.sh  tints,     The  fact  is,    that  by 

the  new  method    ^f  observation  the  image 

ot  a    prominence  is  formed  bv  only  a  cer- 
tain  part  of  iiH  light.     We    may  say  that 

out  of  th*>   several   colored  images  of  the 
tame  prominence    the    astronomer  selects 

one  only    for  examination.     The  explana- 
tion oft  hif    is  worth    consideration,    aa  it 
involves    the  essence    cf  the    method   by 
which  the  prominences    nro  seen  at  all.— j 
Wbea  we  analyze  light  with  a  simple  prism  ' 
aa  Newton  did,    we  get   instead  of  a  round  1 
•potof  white— that   is,  mixed  light— a  row 
cioverlapping  spots   of  different  color.     It  1 
wa3  onlv  wh*n,  insti»".d  of   a  round  spot,  a 
flna  line  of  white  li;;ht  wrs  acalyzeil,    that  ' 
one  cenld  detect   tue  absence  of  itaages  of 
tbis  line  along  certain  piuts  ot  the  rainbow 
colored  streak— in  oiber  words,  it  was  thus 
only  tbat  the    dirk  lines  of   the    spectrum 
could    be  seen.     And  it    was  to  see  these 
lines  more  clep.rly  that  the  slit  of  the  spec- 
troscope WA.S  made  so  narrow  and  the  rain- 
bow-spectrnm    made  so  long    by  gpectros- 
copists.     Bat  t lie  observers  ot   the  promin- 
ence* go  back  to  the  old  method.     If  they 
used  a  narrow    slit,  a  narrow    strip  of  the 
prominence  wjnid  alone  form  its  spectmm, 
whioh  wculd  Consist  cf   a  few  bright  lines. 
But  by  having  a  wide  t-Mi  the  whole  promi- 
nence" form  its  spectrum,  which  consists  of 
A  few  bright    pietnws  of  the  proiuinencea. 
There  IS  ft  ^-  * 't©    corresponding  to 

the  bright  0.  ■  3  C3lle<t  F.   a  red  pic- 

ture corrospouiitriji    t"  the  bright  spectral 
line  caiitd  C,  and  so  ci.     It"  tha  whole  set 


voices— all  of  which  was  perfectly  incom- 
prehensibld  to  the  Indians,  wbo  looked  on 
Uie  spectacle  with  wonder  and  amazement, 
and  made  various  random  conjectures  as  to 
the  meaning  of  these  unusual  proceedings. 
Oue   of  them  suggested  that  the  "Big 
M^icine  man,"    (the  preacher)    might  be 
exerting  his  powers  of  incantation  to  exer-  ' 
cise  and  drive  away  bad  spirits  which  had  I 
got  possession  of  the  people.     Another  one  ' 
surmised  that  possibly  this  was  a  big  pale- 
face war-danoe.     And  one  e\  en  went  so  far 
as  to  pronounce  the  whole  company  stark, 
raving  mad.     But  none  of   their  opinions 
seemed  to  meet  the  ooncirrence  of  the  ma- 
jority of   th«  pnrty  until   Dandy,  who  had 
looked  on  with  great  it  ttrest  for  some  time, 
at  length  assumed   an  air    of  impon.ince, 
and  exclaimed :  'I    have   it— I  have  it;  I'll 
tell  yon  what's  the  matter!"      Then  point- 
ing   bis    finger   to  his  head,    he    added: 
'''f\hiskfy  too  much:   Whiskey    too  much.'" 
I  And  they  all  walked  off  in  disgust,   verily 
,  believing  that  the  good  disciples  of  Wesley 
;  were  on  a  terrible  spree.  —  n*.  B.  Marry,  In 
I  Harper's  Magazine  for  Deciitber. 


THE    ADVANCE 

is  a  religions  family  journal,  published  by 
the  Advance  Co.,  in  Chicago,  at  12.50  a  y  ir. 
It  ha>*  a  very  abh  editorial  crps,  and  a  long 
arrav  of  cofitribntora,  embracing  the  bent  re- 
liRiouq  and  literary  talent  in  the  country, 
hev.  Dr.  Patton,  its  editor-in-chief,  i"  the 
peer  in  aoiUty.  character,  quahficatione,  and 
III  all  the  attriDutee  of  a  Christian  (gentleman, 
of  any  editor  in  the  land.  The  Advance  has 
all  tlie  excellencies  wit  out  the  egotism  of  th  j 
Independent,  never  aells  its  opinions  to  cor- 
porations or  individuals,  diacuaeee  pubUo 
questions  ably  and  fearlessly,  is  free  from 
bmotrv  and  sectarian  controversy,  actively 
promotes  the  cause  of  Sunday  achool»,  tem- 
perance and  every  good  work,  and  circulates 
widely  among  the  members  cf  all  religious 
denominatuna.  The  progressive  Hrnry 
Ward  Beecher  says,  "I  regard  It  as  ft-inding 


a  bill  puitmg  medical  pnu-titiouer.i  on  u  footiui?  of 
e  .uallty  in  ttie  Di.-iUict  of  t  olumliia,  without  dia- 
tinctiou  of  color.— liy  Sir.  Trumb  ill,  a  bill  relative 
to  the  apiellato  jurisdiction  ol  the  Supreme  C'lurt. 
by  Mr.  Mewart,  a  rosoluUon  reolorlnu  to  private 
(>utry  the  lanl  wiihdr.iwu  for  the  benefit  of  the  8. 
P.  K.  It.-  By  Mr.  iJnike,  a  bdl  to  eatabliah  a  uni- 
form time  for  hoMiuK  el'cUoua  for  electors  lor 
President  and  Vlco  President  of  the  United  Statea 
a^^epreaentativcK  iu  Congress  in  all  the  states  of 
S^uion.— By  Jlr.  8iockt.^u,  ex  niptiug  the  proper- 
ty of  cliaritab!«insti;ulioii»  roin  lax  or  duty.  Re- 
ferred.—A  bill  removing  dlHabilit  lea  from  certain 
persons  was  passed. 

House-  A  pititiou  was  received  asking 
arcp.^alof  the  tmou  hld(s;  aakin;;  removal  of  du- 
ti>-sou  coal;  oy  Mr.  fllianls,  a  bill  for  the  recon- 
struction of  Georgia  accoviuK  to  the  pbn  recom- 
mended by  Pnii'ieut  tJra:.f,  bya::r.  Steveuson.  to 
place  the  foUcving  articles  on  tlie  free  list:  Tea, 
coffee,  mol  isjtes.  syrup,  Mulada,  or  cano  juice,  rice, 
sail,  luii.bor.  bides,  ^tuius  Ur  piiming  paper,  and 
irou  inpi«8.  by  .Mr.  box.  %  rem lutiou  creating  a 
commit.ee  to  enquire  iuio  tip  leceul  Wall  street 
j'-iia  panic;  bv  VanTrum'.  WreaMutlon  from  the 
Ohio  leKlslat'iirp  rtsiieciliig  the  proposed  15lh 
amenameiit;  by  Mr.  Longhrid^e,  a  bill  toconUntie 
the  tupp'.y  of  arUUcial  limbs  to  ho.dlers.  The  cau- 
SUB  bill  was  then  Ukeu  up  and  .sonaidered.  Mr. 
Butler  was  in  favor  of  bavinK  the  ceu>n8  taken  by 
the  officers  of  the  liiterLal  revenue.— Mr.  Scofleld 
thought  tbt)  ola  mode  of  Uklng  It  by  U.  8.  Mar- 
nhais  was  bjtter,  as  many  had  had .  xperitnce.— Mr, 
Butler  argued  In  favor  oi  the  revenue  officers; 
they  had  u  plenty  of  trained  clerks  witii  little  to  do. 
—Mr.  Majuartl  thought  wtii  of  Butler's  proposi- 
tion —Mr.  Gurfleld  said  that  the  "tax  gatherer" 
was  odionB  to  the  peeple,  and  ht  said  it  would  be 
neces8:iry  also  to  appoiut  hs  mary  m  w  awlatanU, 
as  under  the  marshals.  —Mr.  Aliinon  said  it  would 
serlousiy  iDlorltre  with  the  duties  of  the  assessor 
for  six  mouths  at  least— Mr.  Wood,  of  New  York 
city,  was  at  fir?t  inclined  to  favor  the  Id^a of  Mr. 
Butler,  buthecousidefed  tne  cen«i8  work  too  im- 
portant to  bo  urpjndlced,  as  il  would  bf,  by  pitting 
It  in  the  hands  cf  the  revenue  c  Hectors,— Mr. 
Butler  cl.  sed  the  (1<  bate  with  sharp  rcferetce  to 
the  pecnllHrilies  of  New  Vorkct.y.  His  proposi- 
tion was  lost-  only  22  favorieg.  Mr.  Lawrence  in 
tr.duceda  bill  to  puuish  election  frauas,  and  Mr 
Davis,  a  bill  t  j  Imi-'Oae  a  tax  on  fldltious  and  ifatnb 
ling  sales  of  gold.    The  House  tbtin  adjonrnsd. 

House— Dec.  10— Bills  intioducedby  Mr. 
Rog-T«  to  reoiove  j:.o!i:loal  '.IsablilUes  from 
states  lately  In  rebellion;  by  Strlckiaud,  to  extend 
lb-  time  lo' compltitlug military  roadirom  Copper 
Haibor,  Michigan,  to  Green  Bay,  WUc  n8iu;by 
L».«'reuce,  to  Hb'-'iish  ceruia  tees  required  of  p«u- 
rioucra;  bj  Etay.torepe-l  poiuu^hot  theinteri;a! 
revenue  law  aa  requires  farmer!  aud  gardeners  lo 
have  a  produce  brokeia'  iiceuso  to  sell  their  own 
products  a;  uiarfeet  stalls  or  stands;  by  Coleman  to 
provide  for  t'le  saU-  of  coiu  In  the  Treasury,  lies  • 
lutloLs  were  oflVn  U  by  Mercnr,  to  retrench  In  the 
tuueral  expen^^e*  of  Contresamen  ;  by  Hoag,  to  en- 
quire into  lUe  expHdiency  of  recognizing  Cuba;  a 
bill  by  Ingercoll,  in  relation  tc  increase  of  the 
greenback  issue  The  H:  use  ihea  wentinto  Com- 
mittee of  the  Whole  to  consider  the  census  bill, 
which  wasi  discussed  during  the  remainder  of  the 
sitting.  Several  amendments  thereto  were  adopt- 
ed, one  imposing  a  fine  of  $5,i)<xi  on  any  corpora- 
tion refusiuu  to  kive  any  iuiormatiou  requirc-dby 
the  act.  bthotield  urg^d  the  siriliing  outoi  the  en- 
actiiiK  elausa  of  the  bill  which  rtqulredamnltlpll- 
citioa  of  Federal  officers— the  aiueudineut  was  re- 
)"Cted.  A  petition  from  NfW  York  containing  over 
7,0iK)  names  was  presented  for  this  independence  of 
Cuba.    AdJonrneUtill  Monday. 

Senate— Dec.  13th.  -  Carpenter,  from  the 
Jndlcliry  Committee,  reported  Morton's  Georgia  re- 
construction bill,  with  amsndmeLts.—Corbitt Intro- 
duced a  bill  to  eBtablijh  a  aopartn.ent  of  Indian  af- 
falis;  nUo  a  bill  to  fund  the  matanng  dwbt  of  the 
United  St  tea  by  a  eelffun'lln^  bond.  It  jrovldes 
for  the  isETie  of  f  l.i  •;(',' Ofi.OOO  in  co'.spou  registered 
bond.M,  of  $i  ,1)01.1  em-.h.  tobear  Inte  tst,  the  first  three 
years  at  C  per  cent.,  the  next  three  years  atr>per 
cent,  next  do  at  4>,  pi  r  cent.,  and  next  tweuly  years 
at  4  per  cent. ;  to  be  free  from  ail  :ax,  and  to  be  us'd 
In  red.e  in/  the  &-2n  bond*.- Wilson  Intro.luced  a 
bill  for  iho  regu  aiion  of  immigration,  declaring  in- 
valid all  contracts  whertbyiwraitrjBis  ulelge their 
labor  liltir  arrival,  aud  making  it  a  miisdemeanor  to 
extort  tuch  pledRt  s— Couklin/.  e  bill  to  rep-nl  the 
franklni!  law.  -  Carpenter,  a  bill  pn  virting  for  the 
iL'hi^nati.jn  of  «uprem>3  Court  .Judges  when  inca- 
pacitated from  performing  their  duty,  aud  lor  cou- 
tiuuiu;.'  their  salary  for  1  I.-.— Hurlan.  a  bill  for  quar- 
terly pa^ni'  nt  of  pensions. —.Scott,  a  bill  to  extend 
time  for  tiling  p'l.siou  claims,  lleferred.— Carpen- 
tev  ("ubmitted  a  rcfcolutinn  that  the  MponlHh  g:nn 
boats  shottld  not  be  permitted  lo  depart  during  the 
conliniiance  of  the  Cuban  rebell  ou.  Laid  on  tbe 
table.— The  Se.iale  took  up  the  bill  regulating  and 
deflnln'i  the  powers  of  United  St»tes  courtJ",  which 
prohli  Ittany  juilt:c  orronrt  constituted  by  Conxress 
rmm  holding  any  act  of  Ounnresb  Invalid  because  of 
a  supposed  reptignance  between  such  act  and  the 
Constitution  of  the  United  Slaief .  Drake  supported 
his  bid  at  length,  which,  after  tUicuMlon,  was  re- 
ferred to  the  Judiciary  Committe;>. 

lIoT-sE — .V  largo  number  of  bills  wore  iu- 
tro'lui«d  and  referred,  among  which  were,  to  pro- 
vide lor  the  construction  of  the  Uiapara  ship  canal; 
dividinic    Wi' cousin   into    two    dl^irlcts.     and  for 
withholding  money  frrm  Indiais  who   held  white 
captives.— Uutler  off.  red  a  bill  tl  at  Virginia  having 
complied    with  all    reqniromenis  was   entitled  to 
wprtaentatiun  In  (^jugress.     Re  erred  to  Commit- 
tee on  Beconst ruction. —IVters  offered  a  resointion 
drdarinc  th»  Hoiif'O  tobein   ccfrl  with  the  Presi- 
dent on  Canadian  recipn  city.      Adopted.— A  n  so- 
Intloa  for  atljournment  from  Dee.aSdto  Jan.  Blh, 
Vint  adopted.— Butler   r^portt-d    a   rcHohnion    iu- 
strucling  Ways  and  Means  Committee  to  prep-re  a 
I  bill  taxing  U.  8.  bonds  5  p«  r  cent.,  to  bo  deducted 
1  from  tbe  irtenst;  this  witli  oth<  rresoiutiona  belna 
I  uuseconded  went  cT.r. — A  resohilion  was  ailopted 
I  aulhorixiuRihe  CommiUieuL  B inking   to  invesll- 
i  g.te  the  ci.us«<  of  the  recent  gO'd   pauie.— A   pi  ti- 
jUoufnrtho    recoKni'lou    of    Cuban   belligerency, 
I  slgni  d  by  72,0  0  persous  was  rea^l  aud   referred    to 
i  ('ommlttoe  on  Foreign  Affairs.     Butler,    from    tbe 
;  Ju'iitiary,  reported  tne  bill  lor  irpeal  of  the  tenure 
i  of  office  act.wliicb  WdS  ordered  printed. —The  Sen- 
ate bill  remov.ngdiaabllitlesfr'in   certain  persons 
WHS  taken  up,  aud  led  to  couBld'rahle    discussion, 
and  was  Anally  a<lopt€d.— A  uutaber  of    other  un- 
important bills  were  presented,    after  which    the 
Hou«e  proceeded  to  the  conijideration  of   the  Cen- 
sus bill. 

j      SENATS-Dec.  14'h.  -Trumbull  offered  a 

'  resoiuitun  looking  to  dispensing  with  land  offices  in 

;  states  where  there  was  i  opubUw  land  for  sale. — By 

'  Howard,  a  reeolutii  n  of  enqnirj  as  to  the  propriety 

;  of  dl^u^ing  with  Certain  penalties  In  the  internal 

rev.-uiiPlbt  —By  Cole,  to  enquire  icto  the  i xpi- 

'  dieucy  of  ini-r.asiug  the  tax  oi.  distilled  spirits  to 

$1.      L  id  on  the  ta()le  —Bills  ^.'cr.-  intr  duced,  by 

[  frake,  to  incrrase  tbe  mail  i-cr^lce  with  China  and 

Japan;  also  to  fix  tlte  termltiUa  of  the   WeKteru  Pa- 

ciac   Railroad  Compmy.— .M-nlll,   of    Maine,   an- 

I  nounced  the  death  of  Wm.  Pitt  Fessendeu.      Eulo- 

1  gles  were  pronounced  by  Mr.   Morrill  and  other 

1  ijeuatora.— Adjourned. 

;  ilousE— A  resolution  was  introduced  by 
'  the  I  ommlttee  on  Ways  and  Means  tb  inquire  Into 
■  theexptuit-ncy  of  abolishing  tl,«  offices  ot  coUe' t- 
'  ors,  »ai«9sors  and  other  agecta  .t  the  Interna!  Bev- 
'  enne  Depaniueot,   and  proporionlng  the  amount 


M  u-of- War  -Some  Big  Ships  that  are 
Itiiilaiiitr  Tor  J«hn4iull. 

The  keel  of  one  of  the  typical  first-class 
Britiah  war  ships  for  the  future  has  just 
been  laid  at  Portsinonth.  She  bears  the 
suggestive  title  of  Devastation,  and  along 
with  her  consort,  the  Thunderer,  to  be 
shortly  commenced,  will  take  preaedence 
of  all  the  existing  grades  in  the  Britiah 
navy.  Her  length  is  285  feet,  her  extreme 
breadth  G2i  feet,  mean  draft  26  feet,  and 
tons  burden,  4.406,  old  measurement.  She 
is  to  be  worked  by  two  engines  of  800  horse 
power,  and  her  estimated  speed  is  set 
down  at  12  i  knots  per  hour.  She  will  be 
able  to  carry  1,600  tons  of  coal.  snfiOicient 
for  a  three  weeks'  cruise. 

She  is  to  be  constructed  on  the  genuine 
turret  principle,  without  any  attempt  to 
unite,  by  the  addition  of  masts  and  sails, 
the  characteristics  of  two  distinct  varieties 
of  fighting  ships.  Being,  then,  neither 
adapted  for  a  cruiser  nor  a  guardship,  she 
is  simply  a  floating  battery  of  enormous 
power.  She  will  carry  two  turrets,  and  on 
each  will  be  mounted  two  thirty-ton  gnus, 
capable  of  throwing  shot  of  six  hundred 
pounds  weight.  Her  sides  are  to  bo  cotu- 
posed  of  teak  and  iron  of  nearly  three  feet 
in  thickneHH,  constituting  an  armor  plating 
which  is  intended  to  make  her  the  moat 
impenetrable  ship  of  any  navy,  while  her 
armament  is  claimed  as  the  heaviest  yet 
attempted.  Owing  to  the  absence  of  any 
work  aloft,  a  crew  of  two  hundred  and 
fifty  men  will,  it  is  said,  be  sufficient  to 
work  her.  She  is  to  cost  $1,450,000  in 
gold.  


,      ,       -  -    ,  ,     ,         ,  of  tax  required  tat)*  raised  froiQ  domesuc»our,.e«, 

fairly  on  the  hlgheet  gror.rd  ypt  reached  by  »mong  tue  a^veral  states  In  proijorion  to  ihelr  pop* 
reliKioua  jiturnala  in  America,"  and  the  con-  |  ula'ion.  Beferr.-d  to  tbe  Comnittee  on  Ways  and 
^-eivative  Dr.  Busbnell  declares,  "tho  Ad  Meana— .so  cen-urlng  the  treitaipnt  of  American 
vance  Is  the  abie?t,  best  and  most  out-spoken  '  citizens  held  as  prisjner*  un.i  -r  the  EnalUU  kOv- 
reigioua  jourcal  nublirhtd."  I  am  gladto  '  ernmant.  Rcfeirea  to  C.>mm:ttee  on  lorelgn  Af 
learn  that,  since  the  publication  of  the  Inde-    ''  - 


The  statistics  of   immigration    in  this  j 
country  for  the  three  months  ending  Sep 
tember  30  show  the  number  of  arrivals  to 
be  as  follows:  Whole   number  of   persons 
arrived,  116,371.     Of  these  there  were  101,- 
343  permanent  immigrants ;    11,990  retTim- 
ing  United  States  citizens,  and  3,039  tem- 
porary visitors.     Of  the  immigiants  60,959 
were  men.  40,383  women,  and  23.291  under 
ifteen  vears  of  age.      There  arrivtd  at  the 
port  of"  New  York  70.986;  10.521   at   Port 
I  Huron;    10.238    at  Boston;    5.393  at  San 
j  Francisco;  1,414  at  Detroit.      The  remain- 
'  ing  arrivals  were  principally  at   Philadel- 
phia, Portland.  New  Orleans  and  Key  West, 
:  A  m.^jority  ot  '.hese  immigrants  were  Ger- 
mans.     The  Chinese  arriving  at  San  Fran- 
cises numbered  5,104,   showing   a    slight 

A  larger  f>or- 
tion  than  usual  of  the  immigrants  is  made 
up  of  protessional  men.  tradesmen  aad 
skilled  mechanics. 


faliB.— A  bi.l  b>  Paine,  looking  to  an  esUblUhment 
of  a  syst'-m  of  nieteoroio^lcal  eifiiaU  fcr  the  pre- 
vention oi  marine  digesters.— By  Shanks,  for  fnr- 
nlfbln/,  fct  cost  to  War  Depaitmtnt,  clothing  to 
needy  and  indigent  solaiera,  satiors  and  marines  in 
.•toluiera'  Honiea.— Sctenck  pn-sented  a  report  from 
Aliska,  relating  to  thedlspoaiUan  of  Seal  II>l^nds.— 
Kelly  pres»-nted  a  p»tMoii  from  Jfatioual 
Colored  Labor  Convention,  pr.iying  that 
ptibHc        lands       iu        the       Souihein      States 

— '  '"  acrea  each. — 
approving  a  blU 
for  the  removal  ol  dUabi  itie«.— TUe  Hous«  then 
tOOK  up  the  Censn*  btil.  Oarfleld  proposed  to 
strike  out  the  aecpon  fixing  th«'  number  of  repre- 
fteiitatlves,  which  was  agreed  V)\  he  alBO  proposed 
addlngstitisiicsof  Teleg-aph,  and  Life,  Fire  and 
In8nrai.ce  Cos.  A  discukaloa  ;'oUowed,  In  which 
Woodward  characterlz.'d  Lif e  1  asi^ratice  a  stupend- 
ous Iriud  — An  amendment  was  awiopurti  rcqulrinij 
statistics  from  biLker-anitbnikera  -Ccx  tnought 
the  bill  was  already  ►o  laden  vrith  lnqui»it<-*rial  re- 
qniremena  that  it  would  delay  the  census  for  ten  | 
years.— Cobb,  of  Wlsconain,  olfcred  an  amendment 
requiring  nutlstlcaof  U.  3  Ivjids  held  by  corpora- 
Uona  andindi^iduals,  In  hopes  the  Ways  and  Means 
Committee  woald  devise  a  plan  of  taxing  tha  in- 
terest thereof. 


Of  pictnr-s  wer«  -- y^ed    ^t  once  ^e  could  ,  ,.^^^^  ^^    ^^^  . 

see  none  of  then,  fcr  there  would  be  aide  i ,,__  .,v„ t  ^«-  ?k»  .•„,, 

by  side  witii  them  the  blazing   solar  spec- 
tram  which  vTi  i;Mobiit(?rHte  them  altogeth-  i 
or.  jU8t  as  ;::  crJinary    telescopic  observa-  j 
tion    the  bright    ?un  ight    blots    out  tbe  j 
prominences    from   the    view.     But  if  the 
observer  uses  such  a  battery  of  prisms  that ; 
the  solar  spectrum  would  be  very  long  in 
&ad  ii  h«  adaut4 .  to  Tiew  only   t^ ' 


—  A  circular  is  issued  from  the  Indian  oflice 
forbidding  visits  of  delegations  ot  Indians 
1 1  Washington  for  ;he  purpose  of  transact- 
ngthe  bnaiaees  of  their  respecuvo  trlbee 
before  the  Department. 


pendent's  indecent    cartoon,  the   mails  from 

all  parts  of  the  country    have  brought  hosts 

of  subscribers  who  have  quit    tbe  Independ- 
ent in  disgust  to  take  the  Advance.    Its  able 

political,  nnancial    and    commercial  articles 

commend     it     to      buslneess       men      and 

statesmen,      and      its    Agricultural,    Scien- 
1  titic    and     Literarv    departments,    its    full    .  .    „      ^         ,    .  ,  .„ 

market  reporte  and  its  admirable  evnopais  of  I  !^8"'^«°  2  »'f/«<^"'°  '°  ^"'="  "'  *° 
I  current  n^a,  give  it  the  breadth  and  sc  pe  '  The  President  sent  In  a  me.aa,;«  api 

j  o(    a    firet-class    secular    paper.      Whoever 
I  wishes  a  firat-claas  reUgious  journal,  repre 

sauting   the  genius,  spii it  and  enterprise ';f 

the  Great  West,  shotild  subscribe  for  The 

AnvASCE. 

srBiCEIBtRS  FOB  TBI  LITTLE  COBPOBAL 

come  ponrlng  into  the  pnbhahera,  Alfred  L. 

1  Sewell  A  Cc, Chicago,  bv  thousand?,  as  those 

I  who  subscribe  fur  1970,  'bffore  the  \»i  qf  Jmu- 

I  ary,  get  the  November  and  December  No.'a 

i  fret.  So  excellent  a  Juvenile  Magazine  can- 
hot  be  found  in  the  wide  world,  save  this,  for 
one  dcUar. 

THE  WEATHEB 

has  been  moderate  for  the  pai>t  w*'ek,  with 

occaaiocal    slight    rain    falls.    Navigation  is 

nearlv  suspended,  a  few  boats  only  ruiuiing 
j  short  distaucee.     The  new 

cm  *  coc^TT  orncEBs 
I  have  been  installed,  and  tbe  people  are  look- 
;  icg  anxiously  for  thie  promised  retrenchment 
i  and  reform,  and  hopu  to  see  it.  I 

I  AJTCSEXZyrs.  I 

'     Dominick  Hurrav  baa  been  the  reigniEg  i  .,_„„  ,^u  v;,„  ir'ha  <-r.'f  r,tr  mv  -*p«« 

t  sUr,  tor  two  weeks,  at  ilcVicker's,  andluati-    man,  "you  teU  him  if  he  i=at  ofT  my  -ep« 
ifiea  hU  ygh  reputation.     Maggie  MitcheJ    la  half  a  nnnuta,    hell    nave  something  to 
'  begins  an  «-ngagement  here  nextTueeday.        mike  a  note  oi  I ' 
!     Emerson  Jc  Manning's    minstrels    at' the 
Dearborn  draw  ft:Ll  tiouaee. 

The  Lvdia   Thomoeon    troupe  of  blondes  -i        , 

finish  their  engagement  at  the  Opera  House  i  li^  cf  respectable   aged  indigent  vndows 
ihia  wewk.    Next  week  the  Parepa-B*)ea  con-  |  and  sing  e  women,"  and  a  like  6uci   to  the 
cert  troupe  reappear  for  lour  u'ghte  and  one 
matinee. 

At  Aiken's  Museum  a  new  American  com- 
edy, enutled  "Bogus,''  draws  a  rg,il  crowd. 
Que  il*  always  sore  of  ent«rtainment  at  the 
Mtiaetim.  b. 


Crime  in  the  British  abmt  is  increasing. 
The  average  number  of  effective  soldiers  ia 
set  down  at  186,508,  and  the  number  o 
convictions  last  year  amounted  to  25,612f 
or  13. 73  per  cent  The  number  of  soldiera 
sent  to  military  prisons  at  home — which 
was  5,470  in  1764,  or  6.97  per  cent,  of  the 
force— was  gradually  augmented  in  the  in- 
teiTening  years,  until  it  reached  7,553,  or 
8.88  per  cent.,  in  1868;  while  the  daily  av- 
erage number  of  men  in  military  prisons 
at  h  me  had  risen  from  1.27  per  cent,  in 
1864,  to  1,241,  or  1  47  per  cent,  in  1868.— 
This  increase  is  in  a  great  measure  due  to 
the  prevalence  of  drunkenness  among  the 
soldiers,  and  a  considerable  diminution  in 
this  ofleuce  is  anticipated  from  the  new 
regulation  whioh  now  punishes  it  by  fines 
instead  of  imprisonment  After  drunken- 
ness, desertion  stands  prominent  in  the 
catalogue  of  military  crimes,  for  which  1.- 
776,  of  the  7,553  sentences  pa8f?ed  in  18G8, 
wer«  inflicted. 

Talk  about  cats — here's  one  that  beats 
anything  evier  heard  of  before.  His  name 
is  George?  and  his  love  of  music  is  remark- 
able. Whenever  any  one  plays  on  the  piano, 
George  takes  position  on  a  chair  near  by, 
iind  at  certain  passages,  that  must  be  par. 
ticularly  pleasing  to  him,  does  bis  "me- 
ows" most  enthusiastically  by  way  of  np- 
plttURo.  Sometimes,  when  the  parlor  ia  de- 
serted, and  the  piano  left  open,  George  will 
mount  the  Btool,  and  properly  adjusting  his 
haunches,  pat  the  keys  with  his  tore-paws 
and  perform  a  numb»r  of  remarkable  invol- 
untiiriert.  Occaaionally  he  plants  all-fours 
ou  the  keys,  and,  in  an  ecsticy  ot  delight, 
dauces  up  and  down  and  makes  music  of  a 
most  original  kind.  Somebody  ought  to 
bring  that  cat  out  George  is  no  flat  in 
music.  

An  Interviewer  Snubbed.— Not  long 
Ago  a  morning  paper  sent  a  reporter  to 
Iliirlford,  Conn.,  to  interview  Mrs. 
Stowe  on  the  Bubjectof  the  Byron  Rcandal. 
TLe  gentleman  saw  only  the  young  girl 
who  opens  the  door  of  Mrs.  Stowo's  reni- 
dence  when  the  bell  is  rung.  He  returned 
to  New  York.  A  few  days  ago  the  same 
reporter  heard  that  Mrs.  Stowe  was  in  tho 
city  and  went  in  search  of  her  a^ain,  but 
was  80  unfortunate  as  to  see  only  a  relative 
of  hers  who  did  not  know  when  she  would 
be  open  to  an  interview  on  behalf  of  the 
presn.  The  reporter  was  disgusted,  and 
straightway  undertook  to  inteiview  James 
Fisk,  Jr.  iu  relation  to  his  views  about  Ida 
Cowia.  Mr.  Fisk  declined  the  honor.  Im- 
agine the  disgust  of  "interviewer  !" 

RiTTTNO  before  his  tent,  in  the  glow  of  a 
camp  fire,  one  evening.  General  Shermnn 
let  his  cigar  go  out  to  listen  to  an  air  that  a 
distant  bund  was  playing.  The  musicians 
ceased  at  last  The  General  turned  to  one 
of  his  officers:  "Send  an  orderly  to  ask 
that  band  to  play  that  tsne  again."  A  little 
while,  aud  the  band  received  the  word. 
ThH  tune  was  "The  Blue  Juniata," 
with  exquisite  variations.  The  band  played 
il  again,  even  more  beautifully  than  before. 
Again  it  ceased,  and  then,  off  to  the  right, 
nearly  a  quarter  of  a  mile  away,  the  voices 
of  some  soldiers  took  "it  up,  with  words. 
The  band,  and  still  another  band,  played  a 
low  accompaniament.  Camp  after  camp 
began  singing,  and  the  music  of  "The  Blue 
Juniata"  became  for  a  f«w  minutes  the  ora 
torio  of  half  an  army. 

Ths  other  day  a  panther  entered  the 
dwelling  of  Eli  P.  Whidden,  of  Manatee, 
Fill.,  and  attacked  a  little  daughter  of  Mr. 
Whidden.  The  father  ru.shed  to  the  res- 
cue of  his  child,  whereupon  the  panther 
turned  on  him,  and  compelled  him  to  re- 
treat The  animal  followed  him  into  the 
yard,  where  Mr  Whidden  seized  a  foot- 
adze  and,  with  one  blow,  killed  the  beast 
It  is  supposed  that  hunger  urged  the  pan- 
ther to  make  the  attack.  The  little  girl 
was  not  seriously  injured. 

A  SswiNo  Machine  which  is  sold  fob 
ONLY  FrvE  Dollars.— For  the  benefit  of  our 
lady  readers,  we  copy  from  our  files  the 
following  suggestive  extracts: 

"A  S-wing  Machine  has  become  an  abso- 
lute necessity  in  every  well  regulated  fami- 
Iv.  The  "Fairy"  will  work  a  complete  rev- 
olution in  an  atticle  of  so  much  utility, 
and  commends  itself  wherever  need. — N. 
T.  Herald. 

"Those  who  depend  on  their  nerdle  for 
a  living  will  give  the  "Fairy"  a  hearty  wel- 
come.—flimri/  TTardBeecA^r. 

'•BoBsepses  every  requisite  for  family 
use.— X  Y.  Obierver. 

On  receipt  of  P.  O.  Order  for  amount  $5, 
the  Company  that  has  this  valuable  inven- 
tion, will  ship  by  Express,  a  Sewing  Ma- 
chine, perfectly  adjusted,  that  they  war- 
rant will  do  equally  as  good  work  as  the 
higher  priced  ones— or  it  can  be  sent  C.  O. 
D.  by  addressing  the  Fairy  Sawing  Ma- 
chine Co.,  85  and  87  Dearborn  Street,  P.O. 
Drawer  5787,  Chicago. 


The  New  Era,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  one  of  the 
leading  papers  in  the  South,  thus  endorses 
Hooffland's  Bitters.  "Hoofland's  German 
Bitters  is  well  known  to  the  invalid.  For 
many  yea;  a  it  has  been  in  use,  and  its  rep- 
utation is  unimpaired.  It  is  not  claimed  for 
it  that  it  is  competent  to  perform  miracles, 
but  there  are  m.my  diseases  and  disabili- 
ties whioh  it  can  reach  mor*  readily  than 
any  other  known  remedy,  and  in  all  such 
cases  it  ia  an  excellent  remedy.  Dyspepsia 
and  Diseases  resulting  from  a  disordered 
Liver,  or  a  derangement  of  the  digestive 
fiieultie.i,  comes  witbiu  its  scope,  and  per- 
sons suffering  from  such  diseases  have 
found  great  relief  from  a  fair  trial  of  this 
celebrated  Bitters.  This  remedy  is  not  al- 
coholic, contains  no  rum  or  whisky,  and 
cannot  make  drunkards.  Its  reputation  is 
backed  up  by  testimonials  from  many  emi- 
nent clergymen  and  others." 

Hoofland's  German  Tonic  is  a  combina- 
tion of  the  ingredients  of  the  bitters,  with 
pure  .Santa  Cruz  Rum,  orange,  anise,  <fec.  It 
is  used  for  the  same  diseases  a.s  the  Bitters 
iu  cases  where  an  Alcoholic  Stimulant  is 
necessary.  It  is  a  preparation  of  rare  medi- 
cinal value,  aud  most  agreeable  to  the  pal- 
ate. 

An  Established  Remedy.  —  "Brown's 
Bronchial  Troches"  are  widely  known  as 
an  established  remedy  for  Oougha,  (bids, 
Bronchitis,  Hoarseness,  and  oiher  troubles 
of  the  Throat  and  Lungs.  Their  good  rep- 
utation and  extensive  use  has  brought  out 
imitations,  represented  to  be  the  same. 
Obtain  only  "Brown's  Bronchial  Troches. 

Magic  Oil  cures  as  if  by  magic,  rheu- 
matism, ueuralzia,  toothache,  earache, 
sorethroat,  colic  and  all  external  and  in- 
ternal pains.  This  liniment  has  beon  used 
with  astonishing  success  by  thousands  oi 
sufl'erers  during  a  period  of  fifteen  years. 
A  single  trial  will  insure  its  permanent  nse 
in  the  family,  .isk  for  Pratt  &  Butchers' 
Magic  Oil.  '  Sold  at  all  drug  stores. 

A  Prime  Article. — Johnson's  baking 
powder  is  ihe  purest  and  test  article  of  its 
kind  in  the  market  One-half  the  house- 
keepers of  Milwaukee  will  testify  to  its 
excellence.     For  sale  by  all  grocers. 

OnR  readers  will  find  iu  another  column 
tlie  announcement  of  the  Hearth  and  Home, 
a  weekly  family  journal  of  great  excellence. 

From  One  of  the  Oldest  Priuters  in  the  State 
of  Ulinois. 

Office  or  the  Whiq  aito  REPUBUCAif ,  > 
ytnNCT„min»is,  An«u»t  ^,  196tt     > 

Messrs.  Prince,  W.alxon  &  Co.,  Cincinnati, 
Ohio— OenU  :  I  find  your  Eoback's  Bittera, 
after  ueing  two  boxes  "iu  my  family,  to  be  a 
"  gwod  egg."  Send  mo  another  dozen  by 
United  States  Express,  and  if  you  don't  want 
local  notices  to  the  amouut,  charge  it  to  us 
on  advertiaing  account.  Regards  to  Mr.  Wal- 
ton.   Yours  iu  haste,      J.iUEs  L.  Lanodon. 

Aghiccltdhal.— The  New  York  Weekly 
Tribcne  18  a  great  Farniei's  Paper,  lia  Ag- 
ricultural Department,  valuxble  always,  con- 
tainiiif?  as  it  doea  FuU  R^p'  t''<  of  The  Ameri- 
can Institute  JTarmers'  tlub,  and  aiticlee 
written  for  its  celumna  bj  tbe  moat  eminent 
Agrieulturiata  of  America,  la  about  to  be  en- 
riched by  other  attractive  features  in  a  Hor 
ticultnral  Department,  which  will  comprise 
Management  of  Small  Farms,  Fruit  and  Veg- 
etable Culture,  and  how  to  make  them  pay. 
Also,  a  Veterinary  Departmeiit,  for  which 
Prof.  .Iamks  Law,"  Veterinary  Surgeon  in 
Co.iNiLL  University,  has  been  engaged  to 
answer  queHtions  concerning  diseases  of  Cat- 
tle, Horses,  Sheep  aud  other  domestic  ani- 
mals, and  prescribe  roiuetlies  through  tbe 
columns  of  The  Weekly  Tribune.  See  ad- 
vcrti-^cmentiii  another  column. 


Itch  I  Itch  1 1  Iteh !  1 1 

SCRATCH       SCRATCH  ! !     SCRATCH  I  !  ! 
WheatouU  OlntmaBt 

In  from  10  to  48  boura 

Cures  The  IlcU. 

Care* Salt  KbeilHI> 

Cores  Tettur.      ,     . 

Cures  Bfuiier*'  Itch. 

Cures  Old  8orea> 

Cures  einry  kind  <if  humor  Hk» 

MAGIC. 

Price.tSOaa  l>oz;  brBUtUdue 

Address  WEEKS  i.  POTTER,  170  Waahin«taa  8t, 
Ffac  sale  by  aU  Drnggiste. Boeton,  Masa 

UndeBued   Ailment*. 

There  are  many  ailments,  tnring  in  their  nature,  bat 
the  srmptomsof  which  arj  not  sufBcientljr  specific  to 
enable  physicians  to  classify  them  under  any  particular 
head.  As  a  general  rule  they  arise  from  a  generai 
debility  of  the  whole  orgnnizstion.bat  their  j  rimary 
eause,  in  at  least  three  cases  out  of  five,  ia  a  lack  of  brlak 
vital  aotion  in  the  stomach  and  liver.  Stimulate  and 
tone  the  relaxed  digestive  and  secretive  organs,  and 
bodily  ease,  health  and  vigor  will  follow  the  treatment 
Among  aU  the  medicines  which  have  been  recommended 
as  conducive  to  this  end,  none  has  been  administered 
with  such  uniform  and  entire  success  as  HOSTET- 
TERVS  STOMACH  BITTEItS. 

Hs  incredients  are  selected  from  the  vegetable  king- 
dom, originally  with  a  view  to  the  invigoratlon  of  the 
pfaysiiine  and  tho  constitution,  and  also  for  their  aoti- 
blliousand  slightly  laxative  properties.  Twenty  odd 
years  of  experience  has  proved  that  these  herbal  restor- 
atives were  wisely  chosen  and  h:ive  been  Jodioloualy 
apportioned  in  this  celebrated  preparation.  Not  only 
as  a  specific  for  indigestion  and  all  kindred  complalnt«, 
but  as  a  houfehoUl  rrmeiiv  for  all  'ftf  minor  ailments 
incident  to  humanity,  it  has  obtained  a  repn'atlon 
based  on  uuimpeaohab  .'e  testimony,which  fairly  eclipses 
that  of  any  other  proprietary  or  officinal  medicine  In  nae, 

ERRORS  OF  YOUTH 

A.  OENTLEM  KM  who  ■oflered  for  yeara  from  Nerroo 
OebiUty,  Prematnre  Decay,  and  all  tbe  effects  of  yon<  h 
fnlindisoretion.  will,  for  the Bfcke  of  suffering  hnmanicy 
tend  free  to  all  wbo  need  it,  the  receipt  and  directicitf 
tor  makiiig  the  simple  roraedy  by  which  hewaaoorsd 
Sotleren  wiahing  to  proflt  by   the  KivBrticers  export 
woe,  can  do  so  by  addreeeing,  fn  t>t«rf  act  oonBdenef 
.JOHN  B.  0<»DK1« 
d1  Wo.  «S  0«idar  BtTMt.  Haw  Tor* 

COUGH!  COUGH!  COUGH ! 

SHTTN  WORTHLE>S  NOSTKUMB. 
USE    THAT    WHICH    IS    GOOD. 

tryTTrst 


The  On  at  Lung  Remedy. 


A  LLEie.S  LUNG  BALSAM 

LUNG  BALSAM  (ALLEN'S)  ^         ^    ^ 
Sold  by  aU  Druggiste 

LUNG  BALSAM  (ALLEN'S) 
is  the  most  suooeaaful  remedy  for  Consumpuon. 

VERYBCVDY  SUFFERING  from  Pulmonary 
ComplainU  should  nse  Aluen's  Lxrsa  BaI^aaii . 

OTICE,  ALLEN'S  LUNG  BALS.Ul  ^       ^  ^. 

cures  when  otiier  remedies  laii. 

HOULD  YOU  BK  TROUBLED 

with  Lung  difficulty,  use 

Allen's  Ltn«o  BaiiiaM. 


UNG  BALSAM  (ALLEN'S) 

Has  given  universal  aatisfaotloa. 

SE  ALLEN'S  LUNgIaLSAM 

for  all  Pulmonary  AffectioDs 


See  Advertisement  of  Dr.  Butts'  Dispen- 
sary, h  aded  Book  for  th(j  million— MAR- 
RIAGE GUIDE— in  another  column.  It 
bhould  b  ;  read  by  all. 


A  M0.ST  perfect  beuulatok  of  the  whole 
bum  in  syatemiB  found  in  Dr.  Pierce's  Altera- 
tive Extract,  or  Golden  Medical  Discovery.  It 
curea  Female  Weakness,  Weak  Back,  aud  all 
irrcpnlarilies.  It  is  a  great  lOotorative  ton- 
ic, aiid  nerve  force  generator,  and  hence  in 
allcfves  of  Nervou.s  or  General  Debihly.nnlh- 
ing  can  equal  it.  Bold  by  .Iruggiwta,  or  send 
thre'  doUarn  and  twe"ty-rtvo  cen's  to  Dr.  R. 
V.  Pierce.  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  and  get  three  bot- 
tles, free  of  express  chargew. 

Thousands  of  men  connected  with  the 
Washiugton  Life  InHurance  Companv  are,  by 
tliii  better  way,  laying  up  money.  Manv  of 
ttesu  take  out  policies  which  are  payable  to 
thenu'clvcB  on  arriving  at  a  specified  age, 

Dr.LAVs  are  Danokrous.— Mothers  as  you 
love  voiir  offopring  don't  fail  to  use  Mrs.  Whit- 
conib'H  yjrup,  for  soothing  children.  Road 
the  iidvertiiement  in  another  column. 


E 
L 

mjEVER  DESPAIR  OF  A  CURE 

[^  Till  you  have  tried  Allen's  LtJNO 

GREAT  SUCCESS  HAS  ATTENDED 
the  introduction  of  _ 

Allen's  Lung  Balsah. 

BEWARE  OF  CONSUMPTION ! 
AUen's  Lung  Balaam  is  confidently  recommended. 

ARE  you  troubled  with  ASTHMA  ? 
ALLKN'8  LUNO  BAL3AM  Will  relieve  you 

LUNG  BALSAM  I  ALLEN'S) 
contains  no  Opium  in  any  of  ite  fonaa 

^TOP  THAT  COUGH  !  _.,,  ^    ,♦ 

^  Allen's  Lcno  Baleam  will  do  it. 

LLEN'S  LUNG  B  AL8AM. 

Directions  accompaoj  each  botue. 

OTHERS  should  keep 

ALLEN'S  Lr>»  Balsam 

at  hand  for  nse  in  case  of  Croup. 


A 
HI 


Sold  by  All  Medicine  Dealers. 

Sold  at  Milwaukee  by  H.  Boswobth  A  Sons,  O. 
,1  BtiTToN.  Rice  4  kirino,  Dr.\kf  Bbo.^..  Doi 
ScpMlDT  A  Co.,  and  all  Milwaukou  Drucglsts 

Canker  and  Salt  Rheam    Syrup, 

For  the  Cure  of  Cankt-r,  Salt  Rheum,  Ery'ipelas,  Soiflfu- 

lous  Diseases.  Cutunejius  hruptlons.  and  every 

every  kind  of  Disease  artslDH  from  an 

impure   state  of  the   Blood. 

The  Most  EffcUre  Blood  Purijur  (j/"  the  Xinelefnth  Cmturv 

ITB^  Sold  by  all  Medicine  Dealers. 

Sold  by  fjREENE  A  Button,  M Uwaukee.^ 


!JB 


THE 

WEEKLYWISCONSIN 


The  Br.sT  and  Ouioinal  Tonic  of  Iron  Phos- 
pboiua  8U(1  Caliaaya.  kuown  aaCaewell,  Mack 
k  Co.'ri  FeiTO  Phosphorated  Elixir  of  Caliaaya 
Bark.  The  Iron  restores  color  to  tho  blood, 
tho  PhoaphorUH  renews  waste  of  tbe  nerve 
ti  t<ue  and  the  Calisaya  gives  a  natural  health- 
tul  tone  to  the  digestive  organs  thereby  cur- 
iuK  DvHpepeiain  iti  various  forma,  Wakeful- 
neHP, '  General  Debility  and  Depression  of 
Spiiita.  Manufactured  only  by  CASWELL, 
HAZARD  &  CO.,  auccesaors  to  Caawell,  Mack 
A  Co.,  New  York.     8old  b  ■  all  Druggista. 


FOR 


^ 


PnrvATE  medical  aid. 
artvi  rtiseronnt 


Persons  in 
I.imbs,  or  Sui 


Re.id  Dr.  Whittle  r'e 


^ 


Trussee, 


t  of 
Inatrumeni 


irgii  _ 
niakir's  prices,  DT  addressing  I 
■a.\t  to  Custom  Uonse,  Milwankee, 


Supporters,  Artiflcial 
ite,  can  l>e  supplied  at 
N.  MORTON,  Diufglst. 
feblTly 


The  befit  policy- 
Burprce  luilicv. 


-The  Waehington  Life  In- 


Special  Notices. 


ORFATEST 
MEDICAL  BLESSING 

OF  THB  AGB. 

DR.  KEKKEDT'S  RHEUMATIC 
AND  NEUIIAXOIA  DISSOLVENT 

Rpader.  yon  mar  oonaider  thie  a  aort  of  cpread  eagle 

■     *  ■■     I  h*ve  l>e«ii 


REDUCED  PRICE 


For  the  year  1870  we  have  made  a  reduction  In 
the  price  of  elDgle  snbacriptlonB  of  26  per  cent, 
enabling  allpereonet)  pet  the  pap<>r  at  f  1.60  per 
year,  and  cloba  at  reduced  rates. 

We  have  made  arrangements  to  publish  several 
serial  storiee  during  the  ycat,  oomment Ing  with  tbe 
original  story  of 

OVER   THE   PLAraS 

BY  MIGNONETTE. 

To  be  followed  by  others  during  the  year,  any  one 
of  which  would  cost  more  In  book  form  than  our 
price  of  subscription.  While  tlie  Wigcoweuf  will 
continue  Its  devotion  to  Republloan  prtndplea,  tbe 
pnbUshera  do  not  intend  it  to  be  a  partlaan  Joomal. 
but  rather  a  Familt  Newbpapkb,  full  of  welcome 
reading  for  the  fathers,  mothers  and  children  of 
every  household  in  the  Northwest 


J 


•>e»r''lD7;)>at  I  mean  eveir  word  ef  it. 
there,    wnen  roar  system  te  racked  with 

RHEUMATIC 

fain,  and  yon  otawA  «->»□  turn  yonraelf  in  bed.  or  sit' 
titiK  i=  a  chair,  yon  most  sit  and  suffer,  in  tbe  morninc 
;nst:!ng  it  waa  nipbt,  and  at  nicbt  wishing  It  was  mom 
i(jj:    Whan  you  na*« 

HECRALOIA. 

>*ben  eTery  ne^re  in  your  being  is  like  the  sting  ot  a 
•rsap,  eircTilatiQg  the  most  Tenomoiu  and  hot  polaon 
aroc  <  d  yuur  heart,  and  driTing  roQ  tr>  the  veir  verge  of 
'us'-nefls:    W)un  yoa  have  the 

BdATIOAs 


A  fiT.xTTTVAv  had  j'lst  taken  his  seat  at 
the  dinner-table  the  other  day,  when  the 
servant  reported  a  beggar  at  the  door. 
Feehng  iu  his  pocket  far  a  "stamp,"  but 
findu:g  none,  he  replied,  '-TeU  him  I 
haven't  a  shilling  with  me,"  and  resumed 
his  duJier.  Piescutly  the-  servant  returned 
with,  "Dlease  sir,  he  sayi  he  cau  change  a 
a  note.'*    "Well,"  responded  the    gentle- 


— The  late  John  A.  Eoebling  bequeathed 
$30,000  to  the  -'Trenton  Socibiy  for  the  re- 


■Uaiou  Indigent  Home  iiseuciation  fordtfr- 
tituta 

— A  vigilance  committee  called  "Law  and 


order  Biegulators" 
i  New  York. 


has    t>eeu  organized  is 


De  Soto,  when  be  visited  the  shore  of 
America,  sought  long  and  arduously  for 
tho  "Spring  of  perpetual  youth, "that those 
who  bathed  therein  might  never  grow  old 
in  appearance.  People  of  our  day  have  in 
part  discovered  a  substitute  for  this  un- 
tound  spring  in  Ring's  Vegetable  Ambro- 
sia, a  I'ew  applications  of  which  gives  to 
white  or  gray  hair  that  dark,  strong  and 
glossy  app^rance  peculiar  to  youthful , 
beauty.  It  any  of  our  readers  doubt  this, 
let  them  try  a  bottle,  and  be  convinced  of 
the  truth  of  the  assertion. 

QrctEix  will  break  Chills  and  Fever,  but 
the  diseaiie  will  almost  invariably  return  on 
the  seventh,  fourteenth  and  twenty-first 
days,  whUe  Dr.  F.  WILHOFT'S  ANTI- 
PERIODIC  or  FEVER  AND  AGUE 
TONIC,  cures  ihe  disease,  together  with  its 
peculiar  tendency  to  return  again.  Made 
m  New  Orleans  by  Wheelock,  Finlay  * 
Co.,  and  sold  at  wkoleaale  by  Fuller,  Finch 
4  Fuller,  Chicago,  Dl. 

H-Ox's  Vegetable  Sicilian  Hair  Benewer. 
Hall's  Vegetable  Siciliam  Hair  Eenewer. 
Sold  by  all  druggists. 

—Geo.  W.  Harris,  known  as  "Sat  Loven- 
good,"  the  humoreiu  writer,  died  near  Koox- 
TiUe,  Ky.,  on  tbe  IMh,  of  appoplexy. 


(tbar  I  bsTe  uivt  irM  tbrotigh  with.)  that  meet  awfoL 
TKirt  heart-witaering,  meet  s^vength  deatmyliig.  moat 
uniritrbreakiDg  itnd  miod-waakenipg  q' all  dlssasss  that 
c  M3  sfflict  our  poor  human  nature :    Wbeo  you  bare  tb 

LCnSAGO. 

lyinr  and  wrHbhig  in  sgonr  and  pain,  onable  to  tm 
)-<;rHe'fln  be^,  and  erefr  morement  wiU  ao  t« /our 
neart  like  a  knii*;  DOWtaU  me.if  relief  aodctire  (tf  aaf 
of  th-<«  diaeaaes  ta  a  f  aw  dare  la  aot  tbe  Orestert 
Me-iicalBlMiaiiwattbe  Ag*,t«liiuwlts<|sl 

DIRKfmo»8TOU8B-To«wlUt»keItaJ»JeapooB- 

Dl  aod  t^ree  siMMBtnls  of  water  ttoM  tiBM  a  day.  Md 

leof  rl 

I  pass 

Maaufaatared  br     DOMAl 


fnl  aod  tiiree spooBfnls  ..  ___ ..  ^_^ 

in  a  few  da>s  erery  partiele  of  rfaeoawtte  and  aesnUgie 
pain  wii,  be  d..«»lved  ^S?f*{^^^^i!g^ ^ 

^*  Bum. 


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WaoLT^AAUE  AaKxra— Foller,  Fiseta  A  Fnller,  Lord 
a  «mito.  K.  P.  Dwy«r  A  Co..  BumtaaBas  A  vaa  BehaaelL 
Hurlbnrt  *  £da»lL  Toimaa  A  Klnc.  Otdcagti:  Oteaa  A 
BuUon.  KiceA  tUinitrBoMsardlA  Spa.  Oebaes  A 
flcmidt.  Milwaukee :  Mo«nUoob  A  MeOord^Ii^MMae: 
RoTM  Bros.,  Ht.  Paul;  OoUbts  Bro a  2.  F.  WatMl. 
MMren  Broe,  St.  Loais;  Moore  k  Tarbat.  Jaafcaraaa 
a  Haas,  Daboqne.  _ 

At  letail  by  all  dratcists.    Prie*.  tLCO. 

TO  CONSUMPTIVES. 

THB  AdTortisar,  having  been  leetoaeJ  to  baaltk  ia  a 
tew  weeks,  t/y  avarj  nmpte  remady.  after haniigKiSer> 
M)  sa-rmnil  r«ars  wttb  a  aerere  laag  aSeotmn,  and  ttel 
iread  iitxiaen.  UonatnnptioD — is aaztefas  U>  awrke kiMtwu 
to  hie  taiiow  sofferara.  tbe  means  tt  ma*. 

Tc  ail  WC.O  dastre  it.  he  wiU  aend  a  oopy  of  the  pi*- 

miivtioo  need  'free  erf  obargs).  wttb  th*  direetieas  fcr 

prerartsg  and  neisit  tbe  same,  wtlieb  they  will  Had  a 

j  HTftK  <Ji7Bx  roM  OoKnTicrnoi>,  ArmcA.  BaovcEi- 

{  na.ate.    Tbe  ebject  n?  the  adreftiaar  ia  eeDdtng  tbe 

!  PTMcrtptioB  Is  tebaaeOtthe  afflicted  aad  spiead in. ■ 

I  fancBuon  whieh  be  eoaoMvaa  to  b*  iavataaMa;  aad  b« 

h7pM«T«rrntOT«<B  tqhie    anedr.  aeHwiO 

them  c3thJacMdaarpio*ea 

Parties 

■ST.  KDWABO  A.  WlUOa. 


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WEEKLYWISCONSIN 

FOUR  MtONTHS. 


On  tbe  VjA  of  December  we  ahall  ccmmence  the 
pabUcatioB,  In  the  Wezzlt  Wiscoitbih.  of  a  eeiial 
■tory  entitled 

OVER   THE   PLAINS 

BY  MIGNONETTE. 

a  story  of  East  and  West;  illostratiag  the  perila  of 
tbe  yet  unciTiUzed  West;  portraying  lore  In  the 
Rocky  MonntalDa;  and  tbe  whole  embodying  tbe 
captlTatlng  Ronanoe  of  »  Beaotlfbl  Toong  Helreaa. 
Any  person  sending  os  GO  cents  wlU  reoelTe  the 
Wxecorax  foor  months  and  all  tbe  atimbera  con- 
taiaing  the  tbrllUngiy  interaating  atory  of  "Ona 
Tss  rxonra.  Back  nimibwa  aaBt  to  all  idio 
fafoeet  U  after  tbe  oomaMBeHMnt  ofttie  alocy. 
Addteea  cantafly  ^ 

OBAMSB,  AIXBIS  *  OBAMSB. 


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THE   FREE  HOMESTEAD. 

\VE^DNE?l>AY.  DECKMllKU  2J.  IS69. 

Col.  H.  C.  Rogers,  whose  term  as  Secretary  of 
Plate  will  soon  expire,  haa  received  the  appoint- 
meat  of  Pension  Agent  for  Minnesota. 


AN  OI.I>MAX'S»CllK18T>IAS. 


Mr.  Cragin.  of  New  Hampshire,  has  jii^t  intro- 
dti.'ed  into  the  United  Statea  Senate  a  now  hill 
for  the  supprejsion  of  PoWgamy  among  the  Mor- 
jnous  ia  Utah  Territory. 


Senator  Ramsey  introduced  a  bill  last  Friday, 
to  abolish  th«  franking  privilege,  and  provide 
po'fago  itamps  and  stamped  euvcK^pes  for  the 
piyment  of  postage  on  official  correspondence 
aud  public  matter. 


LucT  Sitone  is  ?oing  to  petition  the  next  New 
Jci'^j  Legislanir*  for  the  risflit  to  rot(>  ;  to  "e- 
et'.re  to  marr'ed  women  the  right  of  wiliins;  prop- 
erty as  they  pl-jasc  ;  to  widows  *hn  whole  of  Iheir 
J.^<'?a-;ed  hmbani's  property,  or  cho  make  the 
in 'eresl  of  the  survivor  the  s.ime  in  both  eases: 
al«o,  that  tho  cu«tody  and  guardianship  of  chil- 
dren shall  belong  e'lually  to  father  and  mother. 


State   New«:. 


A  mammoth  de^r  was  killed  near   the    foot    of  i 
l*:.e  Albert  Lea,  last  week. 

In  tho  list  of  real  estate  tran<fer«  in  th«  Albert 
LflH  .S'Miirforrf  tf  th«  16th  inst..  is  th"    following  : 

Vancy  Southwell  l>y  waiTAu;y  Jei.-d  to  Catha- 
rine W^hstcr,  the  s«-i  »<••'  20,  town  103,  range  19. 
Cou$ideration,  naf*r*l  li>ve  and  $1. 


Back  through  the  pact's  bewildered  dream, 
Through  empty  roars  or  tilled  with  pain. 

Through  broken  arehe?,  gates  that  seem 
I'nhiugcd  to  let  lue  pa.-ts  aguin — 

Mj-  wandering  thoughti<  awhile  to-day 
May  ti'c>ad  in  sad  retleetive  mood, 

■Where  once  the  tardy  feet  would  stray. 
And  loitur  idly  on  the  road. 

What  iipot  is  this?  The  only  green 

In  the  wide  do^ert  of  the  years. 
The  only  :'pof  that  love  i-ould  screen 

From  the  hot,  blinding  rain  of  tears. 

Ah  I   Chihlhood  1   for  one  sunny  hour  ! 

One  hope,  one  drcau^hat  tuudi;  it  bright, 
^re  tiny  hand.-*  hud  crushed  the  fl>jwer 

While  yet  unfolded  to  the  light. 

Here — only  here — the  smile  that  knows 
N'jt  the  dull  cares  tlmt  manhood  seeks, 

Here  life's  bright  spring-time  molls  il^'  snOws 
That  flow  dowu  April's  blu.-hiug  checks. 

■What  are  these  shadows  dark? — a  ecoro 
t-T  furrow*  on  life's  features  wan. 
Ah!  these  were  hopes  when  seen  before, 

But  memories  when  looked  back  upon. 

And  this  ? — beneath  the  yew  tree's  care — 
j^cnipo  from  the  stone  the  moss  and  mould. 

Ah  !  ica  I  the  ^addest  siory  there 

That  would  have  been  unguessed,  untold. 

Oh!  Christmas  time — the  snow  that  fbll 

A  year  ago — is  whitf  to-day; 
On  brow  and  beard  it  lasts  a-  well 

A^  on  the  mountain  tops  in  May. 

Fall  deeper  yet.  It  eannot  freeze, 
Xor  even  chill  the  faithful  heart. 

That  in  the  cold  of  times  like  these 

Feels  the  warm  life-blood  through  it  start. 

Oh  !  tardy  feet  th.at  linger  still 
In  dusty  rooms  and  ciupty  halls. 

As  if  in  hope  that  memory  will 

Build  «traight  again  the  c  rumbling  walls. 

"I wore  better  not.     Through  broken  panes 
Of  unbarred  windows  steal  the  light. 

And  through  the  totterins;  arches  comes 
A  Chri-'tmas  day  without  a  night. 

11.  IT. 


Si,.V.\IMuXS. 

State  of  Minnesota,  County  of  Farll>auU. 

[Pioceedingi  by  Altaclimenl.] 

The  State  of  Misineaota  to  David  Q.  llmstll,   Defendant. 

You  are  t)cret.y  guniiuoiieil  tfl  be  and  a|ipi-»r  before 
the  uiiilTi'ig'it.il.  one  ofili- Justices  of  ihe  Prace  in  and 
fur  s,ii(l  coiuitv.  on  ttie  'J4ih  duy  of  Jiiiiu<ii.v,  A.  D. 
l>To,  lit  lOo'cluCk  A.  M.,  Hi  my  nO'ice,  in  W  iimelaKo 
Ciiy,  in  mUi  c  iinly,  U>  hn>wer  in  Wtldi  k  Witllace  in  a 
(;iv)l  iicliun.  .""lnoiUI  vou  fail  to  Hin)' ar.  at  ilutiiiie»nd 
jilaec  aforesaiil,  juiliniicnl  will  be  reii<lrii«l  a)::lill^l  .vou, 
up.ni  Itie  •viilriice  adilucert  t>y  said  \\\-leli  &  Wiillacr  for 
such  sura  a'  lie  ^ball  »!!■•»•  liinisrlf  entitled  to,  and  your 
prop.rtv  s.'lii  lo  p»y  Ihr  diiiiniid. 

(liveiiuudtr  my  band  this  •-'■-'d  <1ay  of  D.-cenit>er,  A. 
D.  l-<09  " 

ais-:<w 


I^^RESH  FISH,  DIEF,  SALT  PORK,  AND 
OYSTERS, 
819.tf  At  EICHARDSON'S. 


E.  H    III  TC'lliNS. 
Justice  of  Ibe  Peace. 


L>ARM  FOR  4-ALE  OR  hKXT. 

A  desirable  farm  of  ItMl  acres,  well  .watered,  In  the 
town  of  Pre?<-ott,  Section  is.  Is  ofli-red  for  sali-,  or  <fut, 
for  oii«,  two,  (1.  iliree  yt-'ir  i.  Forty  acres  l>roli  •,  twenty 
acrcMof  liinlier,  twi.  and  o  le-liall  iiiiUs  dis' lint,  will  be 
sold  Willi  Itie  f,irm.  nepHral  jjy,  or  in  lots  to  suit  pur.bas- 
ers.  Terms,  irs(dd,  ^i.'Hio  ifT.wn,  Bnd  llie  Utianee  on  lonn 
time.  KoriurUierpariicul  are  Inquire  of  or  addreit*  Hie 
»ut»seriber. 

H14m:t  GKO.   MA8TKRS. 

glieli>>ville  Minn.,Nov(ml>«r  8d,  l^0». 


Also   Oen«ral  Amenta    imt 

^WIM.    KIlsT-A-BEiSc     GO'S 

and  other  First  Class 


^i^itoiro^i!'^^! 


NriNVF.soTA  Valley  Raiik-  at 


On  and  after  Ta«<da7,  March  30  trai&a  will 
mn  ai  follows; 

MankatoandLe  Saeur  Trains. 


M 


0RT6A6E  SALE. 


DefaiiU  having  been  msdeln  the  conditions  of  a  cer- 
tain nioittiace,  dfilcd  Ihe  (»tli  day  of  July,  A.  l>.  I-^IO, 
made  and  ■  x«cute<l  by  Silas  J.  Wincli  anil  bis  wife  Mar- 
tha I.  Wiiieli,  "f  Kaiibnelt  County,  .>itale  of  Minuecoia, 
parlies  of  till- til  St  I  ail,  to  Danifl  N.  Ware,  ol  th  coun- 
ty and  state  aforesaid,  party  of  (be  second  part,  by  the 
failure  of  .said  uiorln»(!or«  i>r  either  cf  Ihem,  to  pay  the 
ram  of  three  hunilred  and  forty-two  dollars  and  eighty- 
seven  cents  (♦•UJ  >T).  which  amount  Is  claimed  to  b'.' 
duethereon  for  principalai.d  iulereS',  at  the  d»tr  ofthis 
noiiee,    besides   the  further  sum  of  tweniy-fir*  dollars  i   Koot  Pills  in  all  cases  of  Hilliousncss,  Headache. 


Morsk's  Indian  Rix  t  Pii.i.s.--  We  have  latilv 
been  shown  (he  foriniila  Iroiu  which  llebe  P 'i'' 
are  prepared,  and  Irort  this  and  our  experi- >>'<■ 
in  the  use  of  them.  chi.  hoiiesily  pronounce  i 'lein 
a  good,  safe  ami  rclia  de  medic;ne.  Beinn  «n 
lirely  Iree  from  all  pcisonons  incrcdienls  they 
ean  l>c  safely  used  while  performinK  the  nelive 
duties  of  life.  We  wo  ild  advis>-  all  to  use  iheni  : 
and  by  n  fair  trial  you  can  sec  at  once  the  bene 
fit  derived    from     then.     Use    Morse's     Indian 


(ifi'it.  stipulated  as  attorney's  fees,  to  b^  paid  in  rase  of 
foreel'o«ur<',    which  said    morlpajfe  was  recorded  onihe  , 
Itith  day  ol  July,  A.  I>.  l^f.W,  al  11  o'clock  A.  M.,  in  the  j 
oflireofthe  Registerof  Deeds  of  Ihe  county  of   Faribault  | 
and  State  of  Miiines  ta,  in  book  J  of  mortirH^-^'S,  on  pajre  ; 
(i.''i  ;  and  no  action  orproceenln.  at  law  has  been  Insli-  | 
tuled  to  recoverthe  debt  seeured  liy  said  inortRape  or  any   I 
part  Iheriof  •   now,  therefore,  in  pui>uaiice  anil  by   vir-  I 
tue  of  Ihe  power  of  sale  contained  ins:iid  mortga  e,  and 
of  the  statutes  in  such  case  made  anil  provided,  notice  is 
hertby  givt-n, thai  Said  mortpaire  will  be  foreclosed,  and 
the  laud   and  premises   thtrtiii   iltseriljed,  lo-wit;     the 
south  half  of  Ihe  northeast  nuarfer  of  siclion  number  sev- 
enteen Oil,  intowiislilp  number  one  hundred  aud  three 
(l(i:j)  north,  of  range  number  iwenty-seven  (-'7)  west, 
containini;  ei;;hly  cO)  ncres  of  land,   according  tu  tlov- 
ernment  ju:vey,"logri her  with  all  the  lieredltamenls  and 
appu  lenancesthereunlobi-longingorinany  wise  iipi>er- 
taiuin;;,  will  »>e  sold  a'  pi.blic  sale,  lo  the  highest  bidder, 
for  cash,  to  satisfy   and    pay  the  said  debt  ai.d  interest 
and  the  Sidd  iwenly-tive  d'oll..r«    (♦i"')  attorney's    fees 
and  lh>-  costs  and  disbursements  allowed  by  law,  aline 
front    door   of  the    Post    OfBee,    in    Winnebago     City, 
Faribault    County,    .Minnesnta,    on    Saturd.iy,    the    .Mb 
day  of  February',  A.  D.    I"5i0,   at    10   o'clock   hi    the 
forenoon  of  lliat  day. 

Dated  Wiiintbajio  City,  Minn.,  Dec.  22d,  tx'iO. 

DAXIKL  X     WAIIF,, 

BiX-'w  Morlpagee. 


Female    Irregularitie.'.. 
Sold  bv  all   Dealers. 


Liver   Complaints,    Ac. 


A  T  THE  NEW 

COOPERAGE, 

In  Winnebago  City,  casks  of  all  sir.es  will  befound 
constantly   on    hand.      KKPAIUING     done    at 
short  notice.     Cash  paid  for    staves    and    biy" 
poles.     Cooper  Shop  in  the  back  part  of  the^J 
Log  Tavern. 

F.  11.  WEHB. 
Winnebago  Gity,  Nov.  10,  1869.  314-lf 


LIATI. 

ARRire. 

St.  Paul 

7:45  a  m 

Mankato. 

4:.?0  pm 

i< 

3:40  p  m 

Le  Sueur. 

8:30  p  m 

Mankato 

9:00  a  m 

St.  Paul.. 

5:00  p  m 

Le  Suaur 

6:45  a  m 

<( 

11:45  am 

News  Iteitia. 

Typhoid  fever  is  raging  in  I'tah. 
Fritures  in  New  York  City  continue. 
The  Mormons  havel3,t^00  millitiamtn. 
Little  Minnie  W.tnren  will  soon  be  in  heaven. 
RicoARDSos's  brain  weighed  fifiy-fouronncet 

A'sassinations  are  of  frequent  occurrence  in 
Florida. 

Small  pox   is  causing   considerable   alarm    in 

LouJ-'vi)!e. 

The  editor  of  thcMantorvillei7.rpre««  goes  in 
for  "  Free  Love." 

McFarlaad.  who  raurdored  A.  D.  RichaaJson, 
has  been  indicted. 

Step»nrc  being  taken  Tvhich  look  to  the  wind- 
ing up  of  the  franking  privilcgo. 

A  fire  at  ft.  Charlca  on  the  19th  in't,  destroy- 
ed two  hiiiid'Ugs  valued  at  $4,000  each. 

An  Engli^hm.in  proposes  to  prr«erTO  £re*h 
meat  for  exportation  by  dipping  it  in  fluid  India 
rubber. 

Tbo  government  hn  pr-id  ont  ^8,000,000  for 
racifio  railroaJ  survey.*  in  the  last  twenty-five 
yj^rs. 

Field*,  the  Pcnn»7lvania  murderer,  to  ik  a  dose 
•f  vincjrar  and  mola=«es  to  cure  a  sore  throat 
half  an  hour  before  he  was  hanged. 

The  EiquiinauT  say  :  'A  man  who  lii^  three 
wives  in  this  world  is  sure  of  heaven  in  thene^ct." 
Ho  ought  to  find  peace  somewhere. 

Oen  Orant  will  give  several  balls  at  the  White 
House  during  the  winter,  in  which  Mr.  Robeson 
is  expected  to  take  an  aotive  part. 

A  Mi;3i3sippi  steamboat  clerk  "stepped  up 
town  to  g'tt  a  package,"  when  the  boat  lou-hcd 
St  some  point  to  take  on  froight,  and  brought  it 
back  in  the  shape  of  a  wife. 

The  Sultan  of  T-irkey  is  the  sen  of  a  Circas'lan 
slave,  once  noted  as  t^ie  most  Plriking  beauty  of 
his  father's  harem.  II:s  mother,  now  an  old  wo- 
xoan,  was  visited  by  the  Empress  Eugenie  on  her 
late  visit  to  ConiUattn^ple. 

"I  wi?h  yoa  would  not  givo  me  such  sliort 
weight  for  my  money,"  said  a  customer  to  a  gro- 
cer, who  had  an  outstanding  bill  a^'ainst  him. 
"And  I  wish  you  would  not  give  lao  such  long 
scai't  for  mine,"  replied  the  grocer. 

A  Pittsburg  inventor  ha?  constructed  a  store 
for  thee  >n3umption  of  bituminous  conl  without 
producing  smoke.  The  principle  of  the]  inven- 
tion is  to  produce  both  an  upward  and  a  down- 
ward draft,  mceiing  in  the  lire  and  tauiing  per- 
fect combustion. 

A  coal  mine  at  Stoeton,  Pennsylvania,  caved 
in  last  Saturday  morning,  filling  the  shaft  with 
enorraou"  masses  of  earth,  carrying  two  large 
houses  down  with  It  and  stopping  the  entrance  t" 
tho  mine.  There  wi>re  several  person?  in  the 
houses  at  the  time,  who  were  carried  down  in  the 
falling  ma'',  and  iuMantly  killed.  Efforts  are 
beiug  made  to  extricate  tho  bodies.  The 
houses  fell  forty  feet  and  were  broken  to  frag- 
ments. 

A  farmer  in  Putnam  county.  Tnd.,  ha' kc].t   a 


Merry    Christmas. 


'•The  time  draws  near  the  birth  of  Christ, 
Tbo  inoou  is  hid,  the  nijtht  is  still, 
The  Christmas  bells  from  hill  to  hill, 
Auswcr  each  other  in  tbo  mist. 

'•It  was  the  winter  wild 
AVbilc  the  heaven  born  child 

All  lueanly  wrajiped  in  the  rude  manger  lies; 
Nature  in  awe  to  him 
lla^l  dolled  her  gaudy  trim 

With  her  great  Master  so  to  sympathize. 

Tlie  eve  of  the  great  fes'al  da,y  of  all  Christen- 
dom is  at  iiand — the  anniversar,v  of  the  starry 
night  when  the  angels  sang  the  song  of  peace  on 
earth  and  good  will  to  men — and  men  again  take 
nj>  Ihe  ;;train  and  send  it  o\cr  the  iiroad  earth 
wherever  Christianit.v  is  known.  No  depths  of 
sea.  no  bights  of  mountains,  no  diversity  of 
tongue  or  custom,  no  |>cculirtrity  of  sect  or  creed, 
separates  the  religious  world  in  the  celebration  of 
tli»'  da,v  which,  by  common  con--eiit,  is  fixed  up- 
on as  the  birthday  of  the  Foiiiiilerof  the  Christian 
relijr'on.  In  diffcreut  way*,  and  different  lan- 
gUMgc*.  the  great  event  is  recalled,  but  the  spirit 
which  it  brentbo.<  is  wnild-wide,  nnd  Christiniis 
Day  is  e\cr  a  day  of  joy  aud  kindly  thoughts  aii<l 
treneroui  deed*.  While  its  religious  signification 
inaj-  not  alway*  bo  kept  in  mind,  it*  social  men ii- 
iiig  i?  univers.illy  rettiincd:  and  to  all  in  Christian 
land?  it  come-.  Viringing  as<ociiitions  which  gath- 
er about  no  other  jioiuf  in  the  yearly  round.  The 
spirit  of  the  day  ii  told  in  the  words  of  the  sing- 
er : 

"I  l.curd  the  bell.' on  Chri-tinas  morn, 

Their  old  futniliar  etirroJI  tell, 
,\tid  wild  and  sweet 
The  words  repeat 

Of  pca.:e  on  earth,  good  will  to  men. 


M 


ORTUAtiE  SALK. 


None  «o  rich  but  thi»t  they  can    find    n 
?ome  of  their  wealth  in   obtaining    special 


ic  for 
luxu- 
sdav. 


ries  and  tokens  of  remembrance  to  grace  th 
None -o  poor  but  that  from  their  hardly  carneil 
hoard  they  can  procure  soiiiethins,  ifonly  a  joint 
of  meat  from  the  table,  :i  toy  for  the  ctiild.  or  a 
bit  of  e.indy  for  the  inraiit.  to  m.irk  a  ditl'crciicc 
between  this  and  ot'iicr  days,  and  to  help  make 
it  a  diiy  of  utiiver-ial  rejoieitrg. 

In  (lie  oldconnfey  the  ol  1  yule  log  Mazes  high. 
the-  yew  tree  i^  decked  with  gil't-i,  tlio  wa-sa-l  bowl 
passes  'round  the  gathering  of  families,  tbc|i!uii!- 
piiddiug  ba-i  an  honored  ]>lace  at  tho  table  and 
ill  the  h'-avts  and  stomnhsof  the  fe:i-tcrs,  and 
the  Christmas  season  is  given  up  lo  mirth  and  fes- 
tivity. How  it  is  done  lot  the  old  poet  Wither 
tbll: 

^'*Lo  !  now  is  come onr  joy full'st  feast; 

Let  every  man  be  joliy  ; 
Each  r-.oin  with  ivy  teavcs  is  dressed, 

And  every  jm-t  with  hotly  : 
Now  al!  our  neigiibor-.'  cliiinneys  smoke, 

.\iid  Cbii.-tiiias  iilncks  ate  burning. 
Their  oven  they  with  smoked  meats  choke. 

And  all  their  spits  arc  turning. 

Miihoiit  the  door  let  sorrow  lie, 

And  if.  for  cold,  it  hap  to  die. 

We'll  bury  it  in  Christmas  pie. 
And  over  more  be  merry." 

In  our  own  land,  modified  at  first   by   Puritan 
I  strictnc.--i.  and  binited  too.  by  our  more   practical 
I  and  work-a-day  habits,  the  season  is  not  so    en- 
tirely devoted  to  Icii^ting   and    "caroa-ing,"    but 
j  in  amore  soherand  I'crhaps    not    less    enjoyable 
I  va^'.  it  is  a  time  when  ol  I  friend-'hips  are  renew- 
t  ed  around  a    eotnuion    tuiil".    gills    are    given, 
churches  are  decked  with  evergreens  and  rewound 
with  carol    and  the  voice  of  praise,  the   poor    are 
i  remembered  and  mado  happy,  scattered   families 
I  are  united,  children  arc  rendered  frantic  with  the 
joy  of  will-iilled  .'lockings,    business    softens    its 
roiir,  even  ncwsjiayicr  men  have   a  day  to  them- 
seltcs,  and  the  cares  of  life  are   driven    away    as 
far  a  general  dis)>osition  to  forget  the  sail  and  re- 
;  member  only  the  joyful  ean   .send  them.     Of   the 
four  nationill  holidays  this  is    tbo    happiest   and 
doc  the  most  to  jirouiote   the  generous    thoughts 
and    kindly    deed'.       How    many    a    '•.Scrooge." 
whose  miserly  old  heart  is  locked  as  tight  as    his 
money  chest  during  the  year,   finds    himself  re- 
lenting towards  his  poor  relations,  anil  astonish- 


Default  having  heen  made  In  Ihe  conditions  of  a  cer- 
tain mortg;ige  dated  the  "th  day  or  ScptemlRT,  A.  D. 
Istis,  executed  by  Henry  l^miue  and  Kllen  Lai|Ue  his 
wife,  of  Faribauit  County,  ."<ljte  of  Minnesota,  parlies  of 
Ihe  tiraJ  part,  to  David  1'.  Was;4atl,  of  Hancock  County. 
State  Ol  Ma'ne,  party  of  the  second  part,  by  the  failure 
of  said  inortfagors  or  either  of  them  lo  pay  the  sum  of 
two  hundre<l  and  sixteen  dollars  and  thirty-three  Cents, 
(f  •2ir>.:«),  which  amount  is  claimed  to  be  due  thereon  for 
principal  and  interest  at  the  ilate  of  this  notice,  beside 
the  fiir!liersum  of  twenty-live  dollars,  (♦.;.■'),  stipulated 
as  Hitorney's  fee,  to  be  paid  In  case  ol  foreclosure, 
which  saiii  morlgape  was  recorded  on  the  Vith  day  of 
September,  \  D.  IMV'',  at  5  o'dotk  p.  m.,  in  the  oflice 
of  Uie  Kegi-'fer  of  Deeds,  in  said  FarilAuU  County,  m 
book  I,  of  Mortgages,  on  page  .'>»■',  and  no  action  or 
proceeding  al  law  has  been  i'ls'ituled  to  recover  the  deU 
secur-d  bv  said  mortgage,  or  any  pari  thereof;  now, 
therefore,  in  pursuance  and  by  virtue  of  the  jiower  of 
Siile  contained  in  siid  mortgage,  »nd  of  the  statutes  iu 
siic-h  case  made  and  proviiled.  notice  is  hereby  given, 
that  the  said  mortgage  will  t>e  foreclosed,  and  the  land 
and  premises  therein  described,  viz.:  All  thai  tract  or 
parcel  of  land  lying  and  being  in  the  ciunty  of  Fari- 
bault, and  State  of  Minnesota,  described  as  follows,  to- 
wit :  The  west  half  of  the  southwest  iinarter  of  section 
number  one  ( 1 ),  in  township  number  one  hundred  ai  d 
three  I  in:!)  north,  of  ringe  number  twenty-seven  {■I'i) 
west,  containing  eighty  l">0)  seres,  aecording  lo  Kovern- 
menl  survey,  legether  with  all  Ihe  hertditamsnls  and 
appurtenances  thereunto  belonging  or  in  any  wise  ap- 
perlainiitg,  will  be  sold  at  public  sale,  lo  the  highest 
bidder,  for  cash,  lo  satisfy  and  pay  the  said  debt  and 
iniertsi  and  the  twenty  five  dollars  (♦'i'l)  attorney's  fees 
and  the  costs  and  disbursements  allowed  l)y  law,  al  the 
front  door  of  the  Post  Ollice,  in  the  village  of  Winnetja- 
go  City,  ("iiunty  of  Fariliault,  and  .-'late  of  Minnesota, 
on  Tliiirs<l:iy.  the  l:itli  day  .  f  .lanuary,  .\.  D.  IsTO,  at 
Itl  o'clock  in  Ihe  forenoon  of  that  day. 

Dated,  Winnebago  Cily,  Minn..  Dec.  1,  1m'>9. 

DAVID  1'.  WA.^IUTT, 

Sl>-7w  Mortgagee. 


DRI  G!^ ! 


Winnebago  City  and  Waseca 

STAGE  LIME 

Loaves  JTinnebago,  erery  day  except  Saturdays. 
Leaves  Waseca,  every  dav  except  Mondays. 

This  route  lies  through  WILTON,  MIN.VESOTA 
LAKK,  (iRAPKLAXD.  i.nd  BASS  LAKK. 

Passengers  by  this  Dtw  aud  popular  route  will  save 
TAVKXTY  .MILKS  of  triivel,  and  money,  and  will  ride 
only  in  the  day-time,  going  through  in  ONK  day. 

THOMAS  GKOROK,  Proprietor. 

Winnebago  City,  Nov.  18th,  1868,         264lf 


E.  P.  Kecdham  &  Son  and  B.  Shoninger  &  Co.'s 

Manufacturers   and   Importers  of 

AN1>     EVEBT     I>E8CR1PTI0N    OP 

>  —     f69  Waddagton  Str., 

}       -WJ^iaEI&OO^^S    1  CHICAGO. 


Eastern  Express. 

Leave  8t.  Paul  7:45  am.     Ar.  8t.  Paul  7:10  p  m. 
Owatonna  &  Hastinc*  Accommadation. 

Leave  St.  Paul  3:30  pm,      Ar.  St.  Paul  lljloam. 

Trains  on  this  road  make  close  connections 
Mendota  with  trains  on  Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul 
Railroad  tor  Minneapoli«,  Owatonna,  Winona 
and  all  points  South  and  East,  and  at  bt  Puter 
with  Minnesota  Stage  Company's  line  of  t^tagen 
for  Now  Ulm,  and  at  Mankato  all  points  West 
and  Southwest. 

Tickets  can  be  procured  at  the  Union  Ticket 

OflBce,  corner  Third  and  Jackson  streets,  aud  at 

the  depot.  West  St.  Paul. 

*^  JNO.  F.  LINCOLN, 

Supvrinteudent. 

J.  C.  BoTOEf  General  Ticket  Ajent.     2S3tf 


LAKE   SHORE 


ASD 


650  Broadway, 
MEW  YORK. 


VINEGAR— How  made  in   10    hours 
Drugs.     For   circulars,    addres,    L 
Vinegar  works,  Cromwell,  Conn. 


v'iilioui 
^AGE 
320  w  4 


B-LACKSMITIIING. 

WE  have  opened  a  shop  on  Blue   Earth  Ave- 
nue, for  all  kinds  of  blacksmithing.  wagon 
repairing,  Ac,  and  will  be   found   constantly  on 
hand  and  ready  to  ac.ommodatc    our   customers. 
Attention  is  called  to  tho  following  prices: 
Horse  shoeing,  per  span,      -----     $4  00 

New  Shoe,       ---------  50 

Setting  Shoe,     -- -  20 

We  guarantee  entire  .satisfaction  to  all  who  may 
patronize  us.  CLOSSICK  4  SMITH. 

Witnebago  City,  June  23d,  1869. 

Winnebago  City  <fe  Jackson 

STAGE  LINE. 

Leares  Winnebago  C  ty  every  Fri  Jay  at  3  o'clock 

p.m.,  and  arrives  at  Jackson  at  6  o'clock  p.m. 

every  Saturday. 

I  Leaves  Jackson  every  Monday  at  6  o'clock  a.m., 

andarrives  at  Wiinebago  City  at  ito'docka. 

1      m.  every  Tuesday     making  close  conuection 

]       with  tlic  Mankato  stage- 

i  Passengers  by  this  route  pass  through  Waver- 
ly,  Horrieon,  .May,  and  Walnut  grove,  aud  ride 
only  in  the  day-time. 

W.  OP  ANT.  Proprietor 
Winnebago  City,  July  14th,  1SC9.  29Str 


rpHE  MAGIC  COMB  will  change  any  colored 
A.  hair  or  beared  to  a  permanent  black  or  brown 
It  contains  NO  POI^ ON.     Any  one  can    use  it 
One  sent  by  mail    for  $1.00.        ddress     MAGIC 
COMB  CO.,  Springfield,  .Mass.  320m3 

C ^HAPPED  HANDS  AND  FACE,  SORE 
>/Lips.  Ac,  cured  at  once  by  the  use  of  Hege- 
man'g  camphor  Ice  with  Glycerine,  keeps  the 
bands  soft  .n  the  coldest  weather,  ."-ee  that  you 
get  the  Genuine.  Sold  by  Druggists.  Price, 
25  cts  per  box  ;  sent  by  mail  for  30  cents. 

HEGEMAN  &  Co,  N  Y.     P.  0.  Box  2228. 

320w4 


01  AAA  MONTH  SAI,A  ..  .  liJ  tuK 
OlUU  Agents,  .nalo  and  lem..!e  :  bu»lnes^ 
permanent.  Enclose  So  stamp.  Van  Allen  4  Co-. 
171  Broadway,  N.  Y.  3-^*4 


GENTS  WANTED. 


AGENTS  W  AIM  liiu.  Newest  and  gr'^a.st 
inv  ntion  out— the  New  Self-adjusti  p 
Guides,  for. cuttingperf-.cl  filling  Pan'S,  Ro  n-,  - 
abouts.  ^nd  La  dies  Dresses.  Indi-pensibi.ni 
every  household.  Address  KA  ViStV  4  b^OTT 
Pittsburg,  Pa.         ^^°^'' 

""Farmer's  helper 


F' 


«   f  1    ^   ^   f 


Shows  how  to  douMe  the  profits  of  the  farm 
and  how  farmer's  and  their  sons  can  each  mak 
flOO  per  month  in  winter.  10  000  copies  wil 
be  mailed  free  to  farmers.  Send  nam.-  and  ad 
dress  to  ZEIQLER,  McCURDY  4  CO., 
316  4w  Chicago.  Ill- 


^HE 


AMERICAN  FAMILY 


TO  THE  WORKING  CLASS.— We  are  now 
prepared  to  furnish  all  classes  with  een*taat  em- 
ployment at  home,  the  whole  of  the  time   or  for 

the  spare  moments.      Business   new.    light  and  tt  t  x'  t"" 

profitable.     Persons  ol    either   sex   ea«ily    earn     K  ^  J  X  T  1  N  G       MA  C  H  I  r^   L 
from  50c  to  $5  per  evening,  and   a  proportional  i 
sum  by  devoting  tbcir  whole  time    to    the   busi 


uess.  Boys  and  girls  earn  nearly  as  much  us 
men.  That  all  who  see  this  not'ce  may  send 
their  address,  »i'd  lest  the  business,  we  make 
this  unparalleled  offer  :  To  such  as  are  not  well 
satisfied  we  will  send  $1  to  pay  for  tho  trouble 
of  writing.  Full  particulars,  a  valuable  sample, 
which  wil!  do  to  commence  work  on,  and  a  copy 
of  the  I'eofjle's  Literitry  Companion — one  of  he 
largest  and  best  family  newspapers  published — 
all  sent  free  by  mail.  Reader,  if  you  want 
permanent,  profi'able  work,  address  E.  C.  AL- 
LEN A  CO.,  Augusta,  Maine.  3lfi-13w 


B 


EST  CABINET  ORGAN 


t.    *. 


►^►Si^j;«^f-H 


CONDIT  &  AUSTIN. 
3Iaiikato,  31iiiii., 

DEALEKS     IN 

DRUGS, 

MEDICINES, 

PAINTS,   cfec 

Stock  always  full,  and  custom- 
ers can  at  all  tinie.--^  be  turni.slied 
with  anything  in  the  Drug  line. 

Front  Stieet,  2d  deor  above  Record   offi>e. 


r-o-noo. 

0 

IIIGGTNS  &  PALMER 

Are  pr€  pared  to  store 

.50,000  BUSHELS  OF  GPvAlN 

On  reasonable  terms. 

Apply  at  Higgin's  store  building,  Front    street, 
Mankato.     They  also  keep  the  cele- 
brated 

RED    WING    FANNING    MILL. 

317-tf 


TionAiira 

SALE  AND  EXCHANGE  STABLE. 


Horics  to  let  al  all  In  urs,  day  or  night.  Horses  to 
s>ll  or  excli»n(;e. 

Cash  r*"''  for  oati,  corn  and  hay.  Oals,  corn,  hay 
and  .*t:itiliii);  nt  rensonable  rales. 

Oflioe  in  Whincbigo  City  Hotel,  and  Stable  In  Ihe 
rear. 

Winnebago  City,  Dec.  S,  1SC9.  819-tf 


AT     LOWEST  PRICES. 

That  the  Mason  4  Hamlin  Cabinet  and    Met- 
ropolitan   Organs  are  the    best    in  the  world  is 
proved  by  the  almost  unanimous  opinion  of  pro    ' 
fessional  luufcicians,  by    the  award    to  them    of  i 
seventy-live  gold    and    silv.r    medals  or    other  ■ 
highest  prewiuius.  at  principal  industrial    com- 
petitions within  a  few  years,  including  the   med- 
al at  the  Paris  Exposition,    and  iiy  a   sale    very 
much  greater  than   that  of  any    similar    instru 
ment.     This  Company  manulncture    only    first    | 
class  instruments,  and    will    not    make    "cheap 
organs"  at  any  priea.  or  suffer  an  inferior  instru- 
ment to  bear    their  name,      ilaving    greatly    in- 
creased their  facilities  for  uianuf'act  ire,    by    the 
intnxiuetion  of  new    machinery    and    otherwise, 
they  arc  now  making  better  organs  than  ever  be- 
fore, at  increased    economy   in    cost,   which,    in 
accordance  with  their  fixed  policy  of   .selling   al- 
ways at  least  remunerative  profit,  they  are    now 
offering  at  prices  of  inferior  work.     Four  oetave 
organs.     Pla  n    Walnut    Cases,  $.50.     Five   oc- 
tave organs,   Double  Reod.  Solid    Valnut    Cases, 
earned  and  paneled,  with  five  stops  (Viola.   Dia- 
pason, Melodia,  Flute,  Tremulant),  $125.     Olh 
er  styles  in  proportion. 

Circulars,  with  full  particulars,  including  ac- 
curate drawings  of  the  different  styles  ol  organs 
and  much  .nformation  which  will  be  of  service 
to  every  purcba.scr  of  an  organ  will  be  sent  free 
aud  postage  paid,  to  any  one  desiring  them. 

MASON  A  HAMLIN  ORtJAN  CO., 
154  Tremont  St.  Boston;   596  B'dway,   N,  Y. 
:i20w4 


Is  presented  to  the  public  as  the  moat 

SIMPLE,     DUnABLE,     COMP.ACT      AND     CHEAP 

Kuiltiug  Machine  ever  Invented. 

PRICE,  ONLY   S2o 

This  .Machine  will  run  cither    backward  or 
forward  with  ci^u^U  facility. 

MAKES    TUE    SAME   STITCH   AS   BY   HAND, 

But  far  superior  in  every  mspect. 

Will  Kiiir^O.OOO  Stitches  JiMiimc 

A^'D  DO  PERFECT  WOHIC 
Leaving  cver>  knot    on   the   inside  of  ihc  w.ir:  . 
It  will  knit  a  pair  of  stockings  (any  tlm)  iu  b  .- 
than  half  an     hour.       It     »*ill     knii     Ci.osk    o> 
OiE.v,   Plai.n     ou     RiBBku.    with    any    kind    o 
coarse  or  fine   wnolcii  yarn,  or  cotton,  silk  or  li:- 
nen.     It  will  knit    srockings    with    double    bo. 
and  toe,  drawers,    hoods,    .'-neks,   smoking   caps 
comforts,  purses,  muffs,  f'ritige.  ^fgb   ns,  nubi.i... 
undcrsleevcs.  mittens,  skating  ejips,  lump  wieks 
maps,  cord,  undershirts,  shawls,  jackets,   cradl. 
biKi.kets,    leggins,   suspenders,     wristers,    ti-iic- 
tippets,  tufted  worlf,  and  in  fa.t  an  endless  viirie- 
ty  of  articles  in  everyday  use,a.s  well  as  foi  orua 
ment, 

FROM  $5  TO  $10   PER  DAY 

Can  be  made  by  any  o.tc  with  the  Amcriciit. 
Knitiing  .Machine,  '-.nitting  st  ickings,  4c..  whil. 
expert  ('perators  can  even  make  morn,  kniiiin).' 
faiic)  wtirk.  which  always  commands  a  rcad\ 
sale.  A  person  can  readi'y  knit  from  t,vclve  t. 
fifteen  pairs  of  stockings  per  dsiv,  the  profii 
on  which  will  be  not  less  than  forty  cents  pci 
pair. 


B 


OOK  AGENTS  WANTED  FOR 


p.tir  of  l>l.a.'k  snakes  in  his  barn  several  .v*ars,  ,  ^^  j^j^^^'^^jj.  ^jj,,  jj^^jj^  j,y  j^j^j^g  ;„  ^^^■^J  gatber- 
and  all  kinds  of  vermin  have  since  entirely  dis- 
appeared. Ilis  cril>s  and  'dn?  are  no  more  dis- 
turbed by  rats  and  mice.  They  are  a  better  pro- 
tection than  a  dozen  cat^,  and  are  entirely  hariu- 
Kss  towards  chickens  and  domestic  animals. 
The  snakes  employed  for  this  purpo.so  are  not 
th-'  racers  nor  the  --f.oftcd  variety,  but  a  short, 
thick  species,  of  a  jet  black  color. 

Admiral   Farragut   was    attended    duriag   his  ^ 
fickncss  in  Chicago,  by  Dr.  Samuel  S.  Jonc-,  Dr.  ; 
Wm.  C.  Lyman,  Dr.  J.  H.  Rauch,  Dr.  Hayc,  and  I 
Asch,  tho  last  of  General  Sheridan's  staff.     Since  , 
bis  arrival  in  N»w  York,  the  Admiral  has  forward-  1 
•d  to  theoe  gentlemen  appropriate  testimonials  of 
his  appreciation  of  their  services  :     To    Dr.    Ly-  I 
man,  a  valuable  set  of  catheters,   electro-plated  i 
with  goid,  aud  suitably    inclosed  and  insoribcd  ;  i 
to  Dr.  Jones,  a  full  set  of  test  gla.-^scs  for  the  eyes, 
and  to  the  other  physicians  appropriate  gifts,  ac- 
companied   in    each    case  by  a  warm  letter,  and 
photographs  of  the  Admiral  and  bis  wife. 

A  new  Orleans  reporter  was  being  shown 
through  the  Insane  Asylum  the  other  day,  when 
he  eneouutercd  a  very  pretty  blue-eyed  damsel, 
who  at  once  rushed  into  his  arms  with  the  ex- 
clamation— "Oh!  my  dear  hu;'oand!"  The  re- 
porter wished  to  sooth  the  agiUtcd  feelings  of  the  ^ 
little  unfortunate,  and  stroked  her  hair  caressing- 
ly, as  he  replied  :  -Why.  my  little  dear,  did 
you  ihiuk  I  would  stay  away  from  you  7"  "No," 
ehtf  innocently  replied,  "yon  always  liked  to  kiss 
me."  "But  you  know  yon  are  insane,  my  dear." 
he  said.  "Yes  : "  she  replied  wearily,  "tha:'s  the 
reason  I  kiss  yon  !" 

A  New  Jersey  Farmer  lost  his  wife  the  other 
day.  After  the  funeral  one  of  bis  old  friends 
eame  to  take  tea  aui  condole  with  him.  The 
widower  dilated  upon  the  virtues  of  the  deceased 
and  exclaimed  :  "But  wasn't  it  a  beautiful  fu- 
■  c«ral  ?"  "Yes."  replied  the  friend,  "very  inter- 
esting indeed."  "(Juite  a  crowded  house,  wasn't 
it,  though?"  asked  the  mourner.  "Very,  very  ; 
quite  a  siiccess,"  groaned  the  friend.  "Did  you 
DGtica  th«  hymn  ?  wasn't  it  touching?"  queried 
the  wido»«r.  "Very,  very  ;  I  jined  into  it  with 
all  my  b*art,"  replied  the  guest  ''Yea,  and  so 
did  I,"  8»id  the  bereaved  man  ;  '•thec,;rj>«f  j>ic4- 
td  it  out.    She  illere  bred  that  bTmn." 


S.  RICHARDSON* 

Keeps  '"-OEtantly  on  Hand 

FLOUR  .A.ND  FEED, 

Freih  and  Salt DUeats. 

LIQUORS  A^U  CIGARS, 


STRUGGLES  AND  TRIUMPHS 


or 


l».T.BARi\UM 


WRITTEN  BY  HIMSELF. 


itigai'd  his  gift  to  their  thinly    hung  Christmas 
tree  ;  how  many  an  old  feud  is  hea'ed  under    the 
genial  influence    of    a    Christmas    dinner;     how 
many  a  good  resolution  is  fonnc<lainid  the   peal 
of  a  t'liri.-tinas  Tt  Vnini  ;  bow  many  an    old   fel- 
1..W  beeomes  yotirg  as  he  hears  the  [>attcr  of  the 
children's  f<ft  in  the  early  morning  as   they    rise 
before  the  light  lo  wake  the  household  with  their 
"Merry  Christmas,"  and  to  satisfy  their  burning  j 
curiosity  to  know  what  has  come  for   them   from  I 
the  many  whi-pered  consultations    of  the  elders 
and  the  mysterious   packages  whieli   have    been   ; 
brought  into  the  house  and  hid  away    from  their  i 
sight  for  the  eventful  morning.  1 

It"  there  is  anybody  so  poor  or   friendless   that 
the  ilay  docs  not  bring  bini    unusual  jdeasure,  be 
or  the  is  poor  indeed  :  if  there  is  any  one  with   a 
heart  so  shriveled  ami  small  that  he  does   not  re-  j 
joice  at  and  <ympa!hi/.c  with  the  spirit  of  the  day  . 
which  be  s.-c*  all  around  him,  he   deserves  to    be  I 
banished  to  the  cold'^st    iceberg    in     .Ahi-'ka    and 
never  more  allowed  to  hiar  of  Ciiri-tmas    again.  | 
except  in  reading  "Poor  Robin'i-"  tantalizing  de- 
scription of  the  day.  and  bis  somewhat  indefinite 
maleiliction  on   such  'cnrmudgeims  "  as  they — as 
is  given  in  the  verse  written  as  far  back  as  iVtyj  : 

"Now  thrice  welcome,  Christmas,  which  brings  us 

good  cheer. 
Mince  pies  anil   plum  porridge,    good    ale    and 

strong  l>«er. 
With  pigs,  goose  and  capon,  the  best  that    may 

be. 
So  well  doth  the  weather  and  stomachs  agree. 
Observe  how  the  ehiraneys  do  smoke  all  aboat. 
The  cooks  are  providing  for  dinner,  no  doubt  ; 
But  as  for  curmudgeons  who  will  not  be  free, 
I  wish  they  may  die  on  tho  three-legged  tree." 

—  Chirai/n   I'ott. 


AND' 


State  of  .Minnesota,    Faribault   C'wuuty— 
In  Probate    Court. 

[i'prci*!  S*»sii  n.] 

in  the  matter  of  the  Estate  of  WILLIAM  F.  ALDRICU. 
late  of  said  county,  deceased. 

ON  reading  and  filing  the  petition  of  Louisa  A.  Al- 
drich,  reprrsentiog  that  WIt.iani  F.  Aldrieh,  late  of 
•aid  county,  died  :ntesi»te,  learin,t  eoods,  chatiels  and 
estate  witfiin  ■'aid  county,  and  pravinjt  that  leUeri  of 
adaiiaisiriiior  of  the  estate  of  said  WillUiu  f.  Aldrich, 
deceased.  l)e  granted  to  tier,  the  said  Louisa  A.  Aldrich, 
and  tlecTRe  W.  .Aldrich. 

It  if  ordetetJ.  th»i  s»icl  petition  be  heard  by  the  Jtidge 
of  the  Ccurt,  on  the  l."iih  day  of  January,  .\.  P.  l^To,  al 


SCHOOL  BOOKS. 

He  will  pay  the  highest  market  price  for 

WHEAT, 
OATS  & 

HIDES 

Winnebago  City,  May  26,  1869.  291tf 

NEW  FALL  GOObS  I 


GREAT  EXCITEMENT 

REBELLION,  REBELLION. 

IN    THE 

RKD  RIVER  COUNTRY. 

"Wheat  advancing  and  Gf)od.s  selling 
beldW  cf>.st,  fitr  ca.*^!!.  at  the  Winnebago 
City  Drug  Store.  Call  and  examine 
prices  before  going  eLsewhere. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 

Carbon  Oil,  Elephant  Oil,  Linseed 
Oil  and  Oil  Paints,  White  Lead,  Red 
Lead,  Colored  Paints,  &c. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STOLE. 

School  Books,  Rlank  Books,  Station- 
cr}',  Meiuuranda  Books,  &c. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 

I      Patent  Medicines  of  all  kinds.       To- 
I  baeco  and  Cigars.     Lamp  Chimneys  and 
j  Wicks.     Fancy  Articles  usually  kept  in 
City  Drug  Stores. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STORF.. 

317-tf  C.  J.  FARLEY. 

Winnebago  City,  Nov.  19.  1^G9. 

Manhood  :  How  Lost,  How  Re 
stored. 

Jusl  puhliihed.   a  new   edition  of  Dr. 
,<'ulverwpil'a  Celfhrated  i''*><utf 
on  the  ni'IU:il  mrf  (witht-ut   ii-eiiii-ine) 
of    ,«H'ERMAT»»ltRII<KA,     or     Seminal 
Weeknrss,     (nvolunl«ry    S,-minal    Losses,    Impotency, 
j  MenUlanil  Phy»ieal  Incapacity,  Impediments  to  Mmr- 
I  riaire.elc. ;  also  Consumption,   Kpilepsy,  am!  Kiis,  io- 
'  dnced  hy  seir-indul}:ence  or  sexual  fXtravapance. 
I       C^^Hrice,  in  a  sealed  envelope, only  six  cents. 
'      The -elebrated  author,  in  this  admi'»l>le  essay,  clear-  . 
Iv  demonstrates  from  a  thirty  years' successful  praciic-,      QrockerV  !    '  tipS  and  SalJCPrJi,   rlatCS, 

tSar  the  alai  roinir  consequences  of  self-rhuse  may    he      ^*  7,       ,    i  .T  /    „     t'™^ „  -.,  1     U..:no« 

,  radically  cored  withont  the  dangerous  use  of  internal  j  Meat  l>l8bee,   bWCrS  aiUl    naelDS- 

!  medicine  or  the  application  of  tt>e  Wnife;  pointing  '^ul  a  | 
niotle  of  cure  at  once  simple,  certain  and  effectaal.  by 


In  one  large  Octavo  Volume — Nearly  800  pages 
— Printed  in  English  and  (German.     .13  Ele- 
gant Full  Page  Engravings. 
It   embraces    forty    vear's   recollections   of  his 
busy  life,  as  n  merchant,  manager,  banker,    lec- 
turer, and  8bo».man.     No  book  published  so  ac- 

Smoking  and  Chewing  Tobacco, ' -p^„^^jv;eriU'r^^^^^ 

week.     We  offer   extra    terms    and    pay    frieght 


West.      Illustrated     Catalogue     and    Terms   to 
Agents  sent  free. 

J.  B.  BURR  A  00.,  Pub'a, 
316  8w  Hartford,  Conr. 


/^REAT 


UISTRIBUTION 


BY  THE 


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HAS  JUSr   RECEIVED   A  NEW   STOCK  OF 


DRY  GOODS,  GROCEPJES, 


METROPOLITAN  GIFT  CO. 

Cash  Gifts  to  the   Amount 
SdOO.OOO. 


of 


EVBRT 

TICKKT    DRAWS 

A 

PRiZB. 

h  Cash  Uifts, 

each 

$20,000 

19 

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29          " 

M 

6,000 

40 

.« 

1,000 

200 

(1 

600 

300           " 

ii 

100 

50  Elegant  Rosewoc 

d  Pianos 

each  $300  to  700 

73 

<> 

Meludeons 

75  t(,  100 

Boots,    Shoes,    Crokery    and 

GL.\SSWARE, 

Prints,     DeLiines,    Blencfied    and 

Unbleached  Cotton, 

DRESS  GOODS,  OESTS'  READT-MADE  CL0THIS6. 

Bats  and  Caps,  Cloths, 

GRAIN  SA(  KS,  NOTIONS,  &c. 

Also,  Sugar,  Tea.  Coffee.  Syrup,  Molasses,  Kero- 
sene and  Machine  Oil,  «\  beat,  Oa's,  Flour,  Ac. 


means  of  which  everv  sufferer,  no  matler  what  his  con- 
1  ,i"cl.>ck  In  the  aften.oiin  of  said  day.  at  his  office  in  '  jiti„n  may  be,  mav  cure  himself  cheaply,  privately,  and 
Blue  tarth  City,  in  said  County,  atwhith  lime  aud  place     RaIUCALLY.' 
aseasiun  of  said  court  will  be  held.  I      "xjjj.  Lecture  should  be  in  the   hands  of  every  youth 

Ordered  further  herein,  thai  nv>tice  of  the   time  and  |  ^„,j  pypry  man  in  the  land, 
place  .'f  said  hearing  be  given  lotht  heir»  of  said  deceas-         gent,  under  sral,  ir.  a  plain  envelope,  to  aryaddrev, 
ed.  and   all    oihen  Inler-sted.  by  adTertt«ing  this  order  '  p'^pai'd,  on  receipt  of  six  cents,  or  two  post  stamps 
fi>r  three  we*ks  «ucees»ively,  prior  to  the  day  of  hearing,   \  ^y^   Dp' Culverwell's ''ilarriage  Guide,"  price  i5  cts, 
hi  the  "Free  Homestfid."  a  weekly  n-wspaper,  pub-         Address  the  Publishers, 
...,.-..._«.—.-„/.....   ._..... CHAS.  J.C.KLIXE  ACO., 

127  Bowery,  New  York,  P.  0.  iJox  4,586 


Ushed  in  Winnebai^  Cii  v,  la  said  county. 
Dated  Dec.  13ai,ls«9. 

J.  A.  KISSTER, 

»20-9w  Ju  Iff*  Prcbat!  Coar*. 


294 


350  Sew.ng  M;ichines,  fio  to  175 

500  Gold  Watcbes,  75  to  300 

Casb  priies,  lilverware,  Ac,  val.  at  $1,000,000 

A  chance  lo  draw  any  of  the  above  prixes  for 
25  cents.  Tickets  describing  priies  are  sealed 
in  envelopes  and  well  mixed.  On  recei|»t  of 
2oc  a  sealed  ticket  i>  drawn,  without  choice,  and 
sent  by  mail  to  any  adilrcss.  The  prize  named 
upon  it  will  be  delivered  to  the  tickLt-bolder  on 
rceeipt  ol  One  Dollar.  Prizes  are  immediately 
sent  to  any  address  by    express  or   reiurn   mail. 

You  will  know  what  your  prize  i»  before  you 
pay  for  it.  Any  prize  exchan;;cd  for  another  of 
ibe  same  value.  No  blanks.  Our  patrons  ean 
depend  on  fair  dealing. 

Refkrexes. — Wfe  select  the  follow'ng  from 
many  who  have  lately  drawn  valuable  prizes, 
and  kindly  permitted  us  to  publish  them  :  An- 
drew J.  Burns,  Chicago.  $10,000;  Miss  CUra 
S.  Walker  Baltimore.  Piano,  tsOO  ;  James  M. 
Matthews,  Detr.it,  15,000  ;  John  T.  Andrews, 
Savannah  t5.0«0:  Miss  Agnes  "immons, 
Oharleston,  Piano,  fCOO.  We  publish  no  na>nes 
without  permission. 

Opisio.-vs  Of  TBK  Press.  The  firm  is  reliable, 
and  deserve  their  success. —  H'ee^'y  Tribune, 
May  8.  We  know  theoi  to  be  a  fair  dealing 
firm.— ^'.  Y.  Herald  May  28.  A  friend  of  oors 
drew  aSoOO  prize,  which  waa promptly  received. 
Daily  A'eic»,  June  8. 

Send  for  Circular.  Liberal  inducements  to 
AgenU.  Satisfaction  guaranteed.  Every  pack- 
r  r^riLTV/"^  r'T  AQtiTSi  Ark*  age  of  sealed  enveloj-es  eortains  ONE  CASH 
LUUiVliNU      IjLA&&±.&,     <»,^m     gift.     Six  ticket,  for  $1;  13  for  $2;  35  for  $5; 

i* 110  for  f  15.     Allletters  should  be   add-esisedto 

HARPER,  WILSON  A  CO., 
.^ . lie-llw  195  Bwsdwsj,  Ntw  lark, 


Glass  Lamps  and  Chimneys,  Comet  Sun  Bnineri 
and  Chimneys, 

Lanterns,   Tumblers,   Goblets, 


RESTORES 
GRAY 

HAIR 
TO 
ITS 


FARMERS 

Can  sell  their  wool  at  only  forty  to  fifty  cenlh 
per  pound  ;  but  I'y  getting  tlie  wool  made  into 
yarn  at  a  small  eApeuse,  and  kni'ting  it  into 
socks,  two  or  three  dolUrs  per  pound  can  be  re 
alized. 

On  receipt  of  |25  we  will  forward  a  machine 
as  ordered. 

We  wish  to  procure  active  AGENTS  in  every 
section  of  the  United  .States  and  Canadas  to 
whom  the  most  liberal  induce  nents  will  be  offer- 
ed. Address  American  Knitting  Machine  Oo. 
Boston,  Mass.,   or  St.  Lonls  Wo. 


LjMlRORS  OF  YOCTU. 

A  j»entleman  who  suffered  for  years  from  Nervous  De- 
bililv.  Premature  Decay,  and  all  the  elfects  of  youthful 
indi.^cretion.  will,  for  the  sake  of  gufferinif  humanity, 
send  free  to  all  who  need  it.  the  reeeipt  and  directions 
for  mas 'mg  the  simple  remedy  hy  wliirh  he  was  cured. 
Bufferers  wishing  to  profii  by  Ihe  advertisei '»  experience 
ean  ilo  so  by  addressing,  wltlii>erfecl  MjnBdcnce,  .lOUN 
a.  OGDK.N,  5o.  42  Cedar  81.,  New  Vcrk.  81S-ly 

rpo  CONSUMPTIVES. 

The  advertiser,  having  l)eco  restored  to  health  In  a 
few  Weeks,  by  a  very  simple  remedy,  afler  having  suf- 
fered several  years  with  a  severe  lung  aiFection,  and 
that  dread  disease,  ConstMnption,  is  anxious  to  make 
known  lo  his  fellow-slfferers  the  means  of  cure.        ^^ 

T 1  all  who  desire  it  he  will  send  a  copy  of  the  prescrip- 
tion used,  (free  of  charge),  with  the  directions  for  pre- 
paringand  using  the  same,  which  they  will  find  a  s..re 
cure  for  Consumption,  A8lt>ma,  Bronchilis,  etc.  The 
object  of  the  advertiser  in  sending  the  Prescription  Is  to 
ben'fif  Ihe  afflicled,  and  spread  information  which  he 
conceives  to  be  invaluable  ;  and  lie  hopes  every  stifferer 
will  try  his  remedy,  as  it  will  cost  nothing,  and  may 
prove  a  blessing.  Parties  wishing  the  pre>«ription  will 
please  address  Rev.  EDWAItD  A.  WILSON,  Williarar- 
burg.  Kings  County,  New  York.  815-1/ 


GROWTH! 

AND 

IS  A 


BOTTLE 
AND 


ABKAUTIFUli 

FARM  FOR  SALE. 

THE  Subscriber  wishing  to  gointo  the  Wool- 
en business,  offers  his  farm  of  225aere8  for  sale. 
There  is  a  good  House,  Stable,  Sheds  and  Gran- 
ary, and  a  never  failing  spriko  or  wATEn,8afi- 
cieni  for  household  purposes  and  to  water  one 
hunfired  Lead  <if  cattle.  Between  25  and  30  acres 
of  Timber.  The  house  is  surrounded  with  large 
.'ihade  Trees, besides  a  Harden,  containing  about 
300  FRUIT  TPEES,  large  and  small. 

I  will  seP  the  above   rea»onable.     Inquire  on 
the  premises.  2  miles  direct  west  from  Winneba 
go  City,  or  at  the  Woolen  Mill    Maikato. 

JOHN  B    EDWARD? 

An?ust  17.  l^fift.  2.M 


Sold  by  all  Druggiits  and  Dealers  in  Medicine. 

COOK,  COBURN  &  CO. 

Gen'l  Agents  for  North-Western  Statea, 
t7  OBASBOSV  8XB££T,  OHICAOO,  ILL. 

BTEBBOSCOPIC  VIEWS, 
AliBUMS, 

CHROMOS, 


E.  &  H.  T.  ANTHONY  &  CO., 

S91  SBOASWAT,  ITEW  TOBK, 

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3Hm  ^Wlak 


r«v   Tktmtmi  ••4)wu  tt  SuiMMa^.t   Vl«»k 


C>l*«>ll« 

a«4M«. 

Wkiu  Mnslctai^ 
Waakiaft«m. 
•sralaf*. 
W«l  r*la(. 


Maaiiaslli  r<T*, 
r«fiir»J  rark, 
Tr.Mlon  F.tli. 
Orni  Wnl. 

P*lBW«r«, 
tMtUUIIMW, 


TIM. 

VnMfi.'la. 

lb     A1.MI, 

Ch.nk, 

E^ui>4,  a*.,  a*. 


Oar  Ini^rtfd  TItwt  taikrau  •  Ur|<  UMflM't,  !»lad>r,f  Ik* 
•kO'Ml  »'•'•■'<'<><••  •'  Wim  EnfUnO,  «.  W.  WilMa,  Ltir;,  Ka* 
•ia«r  mia.al  pH*u»grk^k«ra,  ««t.«;at.ii|  of 


M0NUVENT8, 

OKAVE  STONES, 

FURNITURE 

MARBLE, 

CuKj.,  &\.i-. 

Cut  to    order    from 
either  I  t  a  l  i  a  k  or 
A  M  E  R  I  c  a  \  marble. 
and    set    op    in     goo<I 
taste       Mr.  J.   M.  8ul- 
litan  is  our  practical  d«- 
figoer,  and  all  orders  are 
filled  according  lo  specifi 
atirns.      Y,   however,    the 
taste  of  Mr.  Sulliv  m  is  con- 
sulted, the  designs  are  guar- 
anteed   to  be   unir|ae.       Tbe 
work  recommends  inelt     Or- 
ders from  a  distance  promptly 
at'ended  to. 

FIsh'T  &  Sullivan. 
OWATONNA,  MINN. 

June  Oth, 1869.  293 


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Si.ri*«. 


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TIA 

TOLEDO  AND    CLEVELAND. 

The  only  line   fanning    THROUGH    TRAINS 
belweeu 

CHICAGO    AND    BUFFALO 

WITHOUT  TRANSFER  OF  PASSESGER3  OR  UAO- 
OAGE, 

Making  this  the  most  Comfortable,  Expeditioui 
and  Only  Direct  Route  to 

Cleveland,  Erie,  Dankirk,  Buffalo   — 

AJtD   ALL   POINTS    I!» 

NSW  TORS  AND  NEW  ENGIJiND 

p^kW  the  principal  Railways  of  the  North- 
west and  Sonthwest  conaect  at  Chicayo  with  tbo 
Four  Daily  Express  Trains,  leaving  Chicago  7:40 
A.  M.,  11:30  A.  M.,  5:15  P.  M..  anc  9:00  P.  M. 

Blecuit  Drawins  Boom  Coacbe« 

OnDay  Express  Trains  between   Chicago,  Tole- 
do and  Buffalo. 

5115  P.  M.  TRAIH  BUNS  DAILY 

And  has  Palace  Sleeping  Coaches  Attached, 

Run  n'g  Through  to  New  York    — 

WITHOUT    CHANGE. 

Passengers  Tor  Detroit,  and  all  points  in  Cana  ■ 
da,  and  those  for  Ohio,  Penuiylvauia,  Scto  Yot  k 
and  iVeio  England,  should  purchase  tickets  via 
Lake  Shore  and  Michigan  Southern  liailicny, 
which  are  on  sale  at  all  principal  Railwa}*  Ticket 
0£Bces,   and  at  tbe  Company's  Office, 

Ko.  60,  Clark  Street,  Cliicago. 

F.  E.  MORSE,  Gen'l  Pass.  Agt., 
OTIS  KIMBALL.  Gen'l  Sup't,  Chicago. 

271 -yl  Cleveland,  0. 

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I.  ' 

jin  merit.  Dy  il.-i  u.->o 
GRAY  ILMH  is  fouu 
restored  to  its  ori;^iii;il 
youthful  color  and  bril- 
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nn     I  whose  hair  latlim  orlmlmi^ 

uULUn,    'out  will,  by  the  use  of  our 

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fTDy      lis  cooling,  and   allars  all 

n  W  r     jitcliing   and   irritation  of 

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AMVlwIlaWaoIr  lutmatlu  xrlM.    Alw.  IKsBinMi  >ii<f  Txrrra. 
fwit  Vi«w».  I*  fn%\  ••rl«<r     W»  •'•  •!••  »f  »l«»i»«  Ar"!"  i«  « i"*'  '• 

Ut  -re»iir.«"»  uLAiMi  "irws."  •f  wkitk  w«  b»»i  •  .[  .i    4 

^••rtnMat      AfvBI,  for  Frltli',  8»rir«  Af  S  I   4  B  S  )  3  li'    ri.' 1'.(r»;  •  ;• 
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•TF.BEOflCorKa.  — W*  »A*«fs«t«r*  very  Urf*!,.  %m^  V\v\  •  .»  f, 
deck  •i  th*  u*t  Hfim  At  tW  tamml  rmm. 

PROTOOKArHIC  ALaraS.— 0«r  Maaaf>rt«r<  •<  Albaai*  '•  "'l 
kaawa  UfMfkaM  tka  caaauy  ••  aayariM  !•  ful'V  *»*  kaaaiT  x  •* 
■<k«ra. 

AH  f  Mil  an  mnU  la  tm  an  r«««^.  u4  —r  ty%m  ar.  t^tkrmn 
#•■  lk>M  af  aaf  alkrr  na>«r  Barara  aka«lA  aal  (a.l  u  aaa  •«* 
MMk  k*(ai«  ■*>!■(  (kwr  ^r<kaaaa. 

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CHROMOS. 

TWw  kaaatIM    sl<t*r>^  U>a<    laaan   t.  MaManr'ak*'  />.«  ••• 

4mm  0,1  fmtmimn,  al  a*a  l»alk  ik.lt  o«i,  wt    -rpari  '.a'f  <  '"-■ 
farta.  U»to«.  aartia,  V.a*M  sa«  Eaa*.  u4  aan>lr  tk.  Iran'  ai  ika 

"e.  ft  H.  T.  AVTHOKT  ft  CO., 
BOl  Bboaowat,  X.  T., 
•■4  ICaBaTn  ef  Plwil08sa{ibio  Xtaterials. 


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AT  RICHAEDSONS, 


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Chaap  far  wah. 


tis.tr 


1^  OTICF. 

Wb'erear,  my  wife  Jane  Brelsford.  has  left  my 
bed  and  board  witbont  just   cause    or    provnca 
tion,  all  peraona  ara  hereby  notified  not   to  trust 
or  harbor  bar  oa  my  aceonnt,  as  I    will    pay  ao 
debts  of  her  contract! nf;. 

Sir^w  JAMES  BRELSFOKD. 

]ffM«»n,  Xor.  6th,  \U9. 


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C  A.  H(>rCHKIS»>,  toiroR. 


ADVERTisinra  rates. 

Ap«c1  tl  not*cc*  In  rea-Drg  cMara'r^,  •'•n  cent*  p»T  lint 
L<r  (h9  Ilrit  IdmrIod,  aad  fit*  ocnti  per  Uac  for  eiich 
M'><«<|«.nt  Iiiserlloa. 

A'tv>>rtI<pro«otf  ccupyljif  one  Snch  of  apace,  Inserti'd 
one  we-ik.  foT  one  dollar .'  On*  column,  one  year,  e'-ichly 
dolUra.     Oilier  aJvcrti^emcat)  in  prop  .rtion. 

BUalNESS  DIRECTOBT. 


orner  of  Welch  and  Clf»eland  Strrrti.  WinDcbwi:"  City, 
M:oD.  Day  call.i  atttodrd  fi'uiu  Uie  oUicc.  Nij^bt  calU 
from  hl«  fkiJencp. 

Offlca  d;iy*— d*iunlar«.  2Mtf 


D' 


,EEr>3,    M0RT(JA<1ES.     AND     OTHER 
blank-*.  ii.-n'Iy  priuteJ,  and  for  salo   at  the 
il  >:uratenti  Ot*ic<>. 


TOWN  AND  COUNTY. 


Arrival  and  Depart ar«  of  Mails. 


8  P.  M. 

8  A.  M. 


V  NDKUW  C.  DLNN, 
Attorop.v  an. I    Coiinselor  kI  Law   in  Winnebago 


AUtlVK — DAILY, 

M.uikaio, 
Blue  EaiUi  Citjr, 

Mankato.  -  -  -  8  A.M. 

Blue  Earth  City,  •  •  -       8  P.  M. 

ARRIVK— T«I-WI(CLr,  SKMJ-WECKLT,  WBBKLT. 

7  P.  M 
7  P.  M. 


Mankato 


Waseca— Tuesday,  Thursday,  Saturday, 
nM*->l.rc.tit,'b,.!il  the  :Mate.  ir4tf        J»ekion— Tueaday, 


..\C 


HLBB'J  HOTEL. 


•  Tfl 


DtPART. 

.  Waieca— Monday,  Wednesday,  Friday, 
AltH-rt  Lea — Tuesday,  Thursday,  Saturday, 
Tenhaisen — Tuesday,  Saturday. 
M.-ink-V-O,  Nrnnesota.         itrcplc  aceommoilatio.is  are  kow  ofTered  to  all   who   may     Jackion— Friday, 


"V   fISClI.  LCMBKRMyRCUAXt,  0X2  DOOR  BE-        The  commodious  brirk  duelling  of  0.   P.  Chubb.  In 
•*-^  •  low  Shaubuia,  ralrtnont, has  been  op»r.ed  to  the  trarellnif  public,  and 


7  P. 
11  A. 

M. 
M. 

7  A. 
7  A. 

6   A. 

M. 
M. 
M. 

No.  b  cook-itoves  furoished  cmnpivto  for  $23, 
at  the  llardwaro  Store  in  Winnvbagu  City. 


Vox  PoPi-M.i. — The  voice  tf  the  Penple  is 
unanimoa8  in  praine  of  one  iL  iig  at  iuast,  that 
is  Morse's  Indian  Root  Pills,  ;ind  it  is  well  de- 
served. The  l»f«t  reuieily  in  llio  wurlJ  for  al- 
most all  diseases  that  utUioC  the  bunian  race, 
they  act  direutljr  on  the  bio  id,  stoiuacli  and 
bowels.  Keep  your  blood  puie  by  nn  uccu^ion- 
al  doge  of  these  Pills  and  you  ivill  not  bu  sick. 
Tbe  blood  is  thn  life,  keep  it  pure  by  using  the 
or.ly  medicine  that  will  eoini  letoly  cleanro  it, 
Morse's  Indian  Root  Pillf.  Uno  the  >lorse'8 
Pills  in  all  casesof  BiUontne.'<8,  Liver  Complaint, 
Keinale  Irregularities,  IleaJii.che,  ladigosliuu, 
Ac.     Sold  by  all  dealcfii. 


— •  ,  wi';)i  to  avail  themselves  ufltit  ho»pitalitirs 

Fr.r'BIE  A     FHEPnAED— CITT     DRCO     STORE.         817tf  0.  P.  CFICBB. 

Whlesale  and  Retail. 


Stkawiiruuics  iM>    CiiKAM — Wno    does    not 
1  P.  M.  I  love  them?     E»ery  one  shoulil  have  a  strawbcr- 
To  Insure  mailing  matter.  It  should  be  In  the  office  half  j  ry  bod.     C.  L.  Smith,  of  Walnut  Lake    Nursery, 
an  hour  before  departure  time.  |  will  toui\  by  mail,  prepaid,  eh  lice  plants  of  WiU 


NtW   ADVEKTISEMENTS. 

7^     iT.     SNVDKK,     GUXd.MlTH      AND      WAGoX- 
^-''    Maker.     Shop  next  do  .rto  Kictutrdfon's. 

PHrlicuiar  attiutiun  paid  tu  repairing  clocks. 

»W-t/ 

TyAOONS  AND  SLEIGUS  MADK  AND  BLI'AIKED 
*    at  the  shop  or 

PAGAN  i,  LEWIS, 

On  Blur  Earth  .Vrenne.    BatUfitctiou  guaranteed. 
ai7-if 


A  ePt,INDID  PRIZE  FOR  TUK  LADIES.  TDE 
^*-  finest,  nioDt  pirasing  and  costly  Parlor  Engravltig 
ever  published  in  America  presented  as  a  prtuiiau  to 
each  subscriber. 

THE  ISEFUL,  THE  ENTERTAINING,   THE  BEAU- 
TIFUL. 

TOK  MODEL  ilAQAZlUR  OF  AMERICA. 


flTUEELfift  RICE  A  C0>., 


MANUFACTURERS  OK 


Rod    and    Mould-Board 


Demonst's  Illustrated  Monthly.   Breaking  PIoWS 


T       r.  WINSillP. 

JUST  ARRIVED. 

NEW   GOODS! 


•  OCSBT  At 


A  Magaime  of  Practical  Utility 


ft*:rl 


M.inkato,  Minnesota.      1   lyoNDt.r.fUL  INVENTION. 


Chnrch  Directory. 


TRv  3.  SMITH.  BnoKsKLLKi  .\ND  ST.kTiONER,    q,j^  Monlton.  Winnebaffo  City,  .^inn 

■^  Oni:  door  south  of  Hevisir  .jmce.  "• 

a97Tl  .Mankato,  M'.nnesota. 


AGENT  FOR  FARinAlLT  COfNTY, 
For   The   American    Itutton-llole.    Over-Seeming   bnd 


*'     „  ^"noDiST.— Services  every  Sabbath  morning.  In  (he  |  grown.  50  ocnts  per  dozen,   $-1.00    per    hundred, 

Bapast  Church,  at  lu:30  o^clock.  ^    ^^  ^^^^       j  ^^S.  00  per  thousand.     Good  s  |ron,,  new  plant., 

1"        _  ^      ,  „  . ..    .^  I  earefullv  packed  111  rao."S.  with  lull  dircctiODJ  how 


son's  Albany,  Criiufon  t'anc,  Great  Austin,  Shak-     1" 'he  Household,  a  Mirror  of  the  Fashions,  and  a   Lite, 
er,  <tc..  at  30  cents  per  doicn,  or  $2.  00  per  bun-  :         "■*'>  Conservaior  oi   Surpassing    Inicrett  and 
dred  ;  Loniiinv's  Wliite,  fine.«t  white   struwberry 


C      W      •»EvRLF:"'      WHuLF3\LE    and      rFTAIL  '*'«''''"«  ^"chine      The  tlrst  and  only  Button-Hole  Mak-         CoNOREfi.*TioxAi.fST.— .■Services  every  Sabbath  morn-  | 

^-    Dealer   in   Crockery  a^-d  Glassware.      Front   St        '"5  »"''  dewing  .Machine  cmhined,    in  the   world.     It  big,  in  the  Ulgh  School  building,  at  10:W»  o'clock.  | 

Mankato,  Minn.  .SlS-tf  '     does  more  workthau  any  otlier  machine  ever  Invented.  Ucv.  J.  D.  TODD,  Pastor.      I 

- — - — ^ '  26311  I       U.Mos. — Prayer  Meetin)f,  Wednesday  evenings,  In  the 

BROCKWaY    BROS  EATING    HOUSE  AND  CON-  ! — I  Baptist  Church]  at  7  o'clock.  ,.      , 

f.-ctiouery,  i  QN  1'HE  ARRIVAL  OF  THE  CARS,  we  shall  be  pre  I      Sabbath  School  every  Sunday   morning,  immediately  I 


pncli 
to  plant  and  cultivate  tbetu 
.HOC-tf 


Artistic  Excellence. 


"List  to  the  echo,  hall  the  sound, 

From  eruiy  ([Uarter,  lo  !  It  comes  : 
A  Magaxinc  of  worth  is  found, 
Exaltiug  both  our  taste  and  homes." 


AND 


W7yl 


M;-.akato,  Minnesota. 


JB.  BURKK,  OKALER  IN  GilOCERIES,  FROVIS- 
•  Ims,  C: 


»97yl 


rockery.  Glass  and  Wooden  W«re. 

Mankat",  Minnesota. 


JOHN    QUANE,    WASHINGTON    HOUSE. 
.'<tablins< 


907  vl 


:>g  connected. 


GOOD 

Mankato,  Minnesota. 


pared  to  open  a  5tock  of 

FLRM'ILKIC,  &c.,6ic., 

.Vt  tVePs,  to  supply  the    dnu.iiid,   lx)th   wholesale  and 
retail.  Respectfully, 

HOPKINS  k  FERNALD. 
Whole.^le  and  Retail  Dealer  in  Furniture,  ileibling,  ke. 
Also,  L'nertakcrs,  Hot  tf  Austin,  Miuu. 


after  preaching. 


m 


TO  PRINTERS. 

We    have  for   sale,   at    a    great   bargain,    four 


TLfoHK  4  DVLBER,  PLOW  MANUFACTORY,   AND 
•^'*-  Blacksmithing, 
397yl  Mankato.  Minnesota. 


iLt    O.  WILLARD,   ATTORNEY  AT  LAW  AND  NO- 
•''■••  tiiry  Public. 

Mankato,  5Iinn. 


rjOLLINS  HOUSE, 

Winnebago  City,  Minnesota. 

E.  G.  A  A.  P.  COLLINS,    Propiietors. 


hundred  pounds  of  Long   I 

is  almost  new,  and  the  balance 

For  particulars,  address  the  Frkk  IIomkstkai). 


THE  USEFUL  In  Demorest's  Monthly  comprises  the 
Fish,  Crackers  and  Oyster*,  nt   Richardson's.    Utilities  of  Faihioii<i  in  Ladies'  and  Children's  daess, 

.  Ineluding   fnll  size  Fashionable  Patterns,  colored    Stettl 
'  :  Plates,  etc.;    Gardening,    t)oth   useful  and  ornamental, 

M'  l.Tu,W   l.v   P.VRVO. — There    is    contained    in     adapted  to  Ladies  ;  Model  Cottages,  with  their  surround- 
Dr.  Morse's  Pills   the  principle  of  health.       We    ing*  ;  »nd  Home  .Mailers  in  all  their  departments.  i 

have  many  thousands  of   testimonials    of   their        V\?  ENTERTAINING    coropiises    Original  StorUs  ; 
niivin.' restored  the  sick    tohfalth-     which    can     »'"» 'oe"'»  by  the  best  authors.  Spicy  Items,    Talks  to      ^„„tgj  ,„    gpour   in    an}    kind    of  iOll,    and 
blTe;  ITr  oflScI^' Use";:.''Mors;.J?ndUn    l^iXu^a^i?.ric\-;::he'^i':";L^^^^^^^  |  ^-'lo-d  b,  »  process  knoit,  only  to  onr.elve. 

RiM>t  Pills  and  you  will    find    them   not  only    a!      THE  BEAUTIFUL  lomprises  numerous  Hiustratlons, 
curative  of  disease  but     also    a    preventative. —     In  the  highest  style  of  art,  printed  on   the  finest  calen 


Crossing  Plows 


•rimer.     One  half  of  it  I   They  should  be  used  in  all  cases  of    Hiliousness,    '}"'"^  paper,  in  the  best  manner    got  up  in  a  style  to 

,,-',,       T-         r>  1    •    .„    !:;<  i     r  i      •       form  a  splendid  volums  for  binding   at   the   end   of   the 

mce  is  good  for  year.-..  I  Headache,  Liver  Complaints,  ];eina!e  Irrc«ulHri-    y,^,_  ,„j  .uogeth.r.  a  monthly  visitor  that  no   lady  of 


CORN    PLOWS, 


»97.vl 


^HA8.  SCHILDKNECHT*C0.,MANUrACTUtER3 

^of^Cigars and  Tobacco.                    M..nk,to.  Minn.  gHERIDAS  J.  ABBOTT, 

CAML  HIDDEN. WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEAL  AttOineV  &  COUllSelOr  at  LaW, 

^-^  er  in  Dry  Goods.  .        •' 

997yl                                                  Mankato,  Minn.  Notnry  Public  and  Convojuncer. 

- —    ■  •    Particular  attention  paid  to  the  CoUec- 

TV'M.  L.  COON,    ATTORNEY  AT  LAW,   COLLECT-  .   ^^  ,             ,      '                 .   _ 

* ''    ing  Agent  aiid  Notary  Public,  '"■"«   ".'    -t^ttts   ami   Payment  of    Inxet. 

"if*^^                                                      Mankato,  M.nn.  ^^^^    BUSINESS   PROMPTLY   ATTENDED   TO. 

I  Winnebago  City,  Minn.,  Aug.  30,  1868. 

:  25:uf 


A  bad  debt — the  owing  of  a  grudge. 
'       Ladies  wear  so  rouob  false  hair  with  their  own  !  c* 
Excellent  accommodations,  a   d  charges  m  jd-  '  j,,jjj  ^  j^  difBcult  to  tell  which  is  switoh.-  i/osfon 

Stages  leave  this  House  for  all  j^oia's.    237 tf     j  i^<*^^<^'^'>- 
The  night   train   on    the    Minnesota  Central 


ties  Ac.     We  make  no  secretoT  the  formula  from    taste  or  economical  housewife  can  be  without. 

whi'^h  this    medicine    is    prepared.       Ask     your!      Yearly  subscription,  only  ♦a. W),  with  the  finest,  larg- 

storekeeper   for    ihe    Oioeta    Almanac,   read    it    «»».  a"d most  pleasing  engraving  ever  finished  In  Amer- 

caref  ullv.     Use  Morse's  Pills.     Sold  by  all  deal-    v'-.^'i'* 'f'j?,!^  "°V''  *'"'  *"""*f  '"^''^  ^^1'^'?  °"ik  *"  .  Manufactured  entirely  of  iron  and  stctl. 
•^  •'  ,  *ourih  of  July,"given  as  apremlum  to  eachsubscrlber,  I 

'"  and  splendid  preuilam^or  c'Ubs.     Address 

DEMORESrs  MONTHLY  MAGAZINE, 

SaS    UKOiDWAV,    N.    Y. 

When  sent  by  mail,  the  postage  on  ths  engraving,  tea 
cents,  must  be  included. 
Specimen  copies  of  the  Magazine,  wllh  circulars,  mall- 


Railroad  has  been  discontinued  during  the    win- 
ter. 


GitEAT  Distribution.  —  The  Metropolitan  Gift 
Company  h«ve  made extensiro arrangements  for 
their  third  Great  Annual  Dist  ribut-on.und  their  '  ed  f."e,  on  receipt  of  fifteeucenis.' 


To  conceal  bad  teeth,  keep  your  mouth  shnt. 


list  numbers  cash  an<l  other  g^fts  to    the   amount    rpnE  BEST  IN  THE  WORLD. 

ofnearly  a  million  of  dollars,  among    them  are  |       ^^^  gdEXTIFC  AMERICAN. 

five  hundred   and  seventy   cash   gift><,   ranging  ' 


A  gentleman  who  ba.<i  ju«t  come  over  the  line,  ,  f^^^  ^^^  hundred    to  twenty  thousand  dollars 
of  the  .Southern  Minnesota   Railroad,    says    that 


fLIFTON  m»U>K, 

^  W.  V,  B.  Moore,  Proprietor. 


the  rails  are  being  laid  at  the  rate  of  a  mile  a  doy. 


VWif 


FrnntSt.,  Maukato,  Minn. 


D'lr  »V  A  BROS"  FURNISHING  HOUSE.  .MANKATO 
Minn.      Earniiure  and  Carpeting.    Oil    Clolhs  and 
Curtains,  Tahls  Cloths  and  Mirrors,  li^indow  Shiidesand 
>lattres<<es.  PicMire  Frames  »nil  Mat-,  Cord  and  Ta«4els. 
Agints  for  the  Unrivalled  Washer.  --WOtf 

T>    K    WISER,   PR.VCTICAL  WAT(;H  MAKER  AND 

^  '  Jeweler.     DcaUr  ;n  Watches,  Clocks,  Jewelry  and 
Hilrer-Ware. 

'i9^t  Mankato,  Minn. 

Kapairlog  neatly  executed  and  wurr.inird. 

RIRT.  PltOPKIE- 
ingrefarutsneil  tiirouijhoui  Ihe  above  well- 
known  house,  ih<:  proprietor  a.^Ls  a  omiii.nauce  of 
Public  patrona;:e.  Good  strtblr  s-cfuiMnioibUioiis  are 
Couuect«d  with  tbe  hou^e.     Cbari^n  u.  MUrate.      '.Wsif 


yUINNEBAGO  CITY  HOTEL. 

C.  S.  KIBALL,  PnoPuiETon. 

Stages  leave  this  lintel  Mondays  and  Thurs- 
ditysfor  the  nearest  Railto»d  station,  and  Tues- 
days and  Saturdays  for  the  West. 

A  good  Livery  is  connecte<l  with  the  Hotel, 
anil  there  uru  ample  accommodations  for  team- 
sters. 2l2tf 


To  preserve  your  eyes,  pat   them  in   a    bottle 
filled  with  alcohol. 


A  span  of  horses  belonging  to  Mr.  Seth 
Wright,  ran  away  last  Saturday.  They  were 
stopped  and  capsized  by  the  liberty  pule. 


each,    also,    Piano.',     Melodcons,    f^ewing   Ma- 


$1,500  Cash.        FOR  18TO,        $1,500  Cash. 

A  VALVAB*  PREMIl  M  FOR  ALL. 


HARROWS 

Of  tbo  most  approved  pattern.     Also 


after  being  sealed  are  mixed   and  when  drawn 

indiscriminately,  so  that  the    Company   are  not 

To  get  rid  of  red  hair,  hold  your  head  for  a  few     aware  of  the  contents  of  any  envelope  until  the 
minutes  in  a  strong  blaze  of  gas. 


..  „    ....         „     I-  />   II         1     c-1  T'jis  splendidly  illustrated  weekly  journal  of  '  TTTMT^17,T}  \V  A  TtO^S 

chines,    Knitting    Machines,    Gold   and     Silver    Popular  Science,  Mechanics,   Invention,   Engi-  !  J-i  U  iU  L)  J_jit     VV    XiUV±>k:) 

Watches,  Silver  Ware,  Jewelry,  Ac,  Ac.     Every'  neering,  Chemistry,  Archite.'ture,   Agriculture,  j 

I  and  the  kindred  art.».  enters  itt  twenty-fifth  j-ear  i 
ticket  draws  a  prize,  and  no  blanks   are   issued.  .  «„  the  first  of  January  ne.tf,  having  a   circula-  I 

The  tickets  are  each  placed  in  envelopes,  which,  I  ■'"°  fafexceeding  that  of  any   simitar  journal 
'  1     >  >    ^o^  published.  ' 


MANKAT')  HOUSE.  tillOVKR  0. 
tor.     Having  refaruisheil  tlirouijh 


"^riLLlNLRY  AND  DRESSMAKING. 

MISS  ADDIE   L.  ACKLEY 

Keeps  constantly  on  hand  a  complete  assortment  of 

MILLINERY  GOODS, 


Rev.  J.  C.  Gowun,  Pastor  of  tbe  M.  E.  Church, 
will  preach  next  SabbaiL  morning,  to  the  chil- 
dren, on  the  '-Advent  of  Christ."  This  Christ- 
mas sermon   will  be  very   interesting,   ,ind   we 


And  hundreds  of  dollars  worth  of  worsteds,   being  the      hope  that  every  child  of  suitable  age.  who   lives 

DiviMini  k-     wiTiMlM  vKVlt  A  It'tVFl  Kit    HAH     hr-«t  full  line  stock  of  Zephyr  Worsted  ever  brouglit  into         ...     ^  ,.         ,.  .  ,,  , 

.VKHRLK,  WATtHMAh.hK  »  Jt.'vti.r.it,  IIA3     winnvb^-oC'tv  Within  traveling  distance,  will  be  present. 

•   received  his  complete  ii.cV  of  .Xintric-.n  a-id   Ira-  1"  "1 "  -,  i.    , :  *^ 

_»    ^  m»   .   ..         ...      ... I    1    _  1...       u. «.:.;»..  »..  New  and  ra'jiiii 


ported  Watches,  Cl"cks  ami  J -w-bv.  K.-piiring  war 
ranted  as  rcprcscutcd.  Frjut  Street.  •>pii"si'.'-  Ibe  t.'lif- 
Sou  House.  'if>Mf  .Vlaukato    Miun, 

rj  W.  MCKPHT  A  (O., 

D'aU-rs  la 

BOOKS  k  STATIONEKY, 

POST   OFFICE  ULILDI.NG,   FRO.NTST., 
mANEATO,  MINN. 

Particular  aiieuiiun  |>aid  t"   .Mii'ic  Or>ters. 


ionabn-  Goods  received  by  express  every 
Week.  Store  on  .Main  St.,  ne Illy  opposite  the  Collins 
House.  914-U      ' 


The   editorial    Department  of    the   Scientific  ] 
American  is  very  ably  conducted,  and   some  of 
the  most  popular  writers   in    this   country    and 
Europe,  are  contributors.     Every  nuirberhasIC  i 
imperial  page-',  embellished   with    fine    Engrav-  I 
ings  of  Machinery,  New  Inventions.    Tools    fori 
the  Workshop,  Farm  and  Household,  Engineer- 
ing Work.",  Dwelling  liousc.o,  public  Buildings, 
A  journal  of  so  inach  intrinsic    value,  at    the 
-        ,   ,,  ,       J      ,        ,         .  .   .      low  price  of  S3  a  year,  ought   to    have,    in  this  i 

five  dollars  ;  one  hundred  and  ten  for  fifteen  do)-    thriving  country,  a  million  reader.' 


ticket  is  returned  to  them.  These  tickets  are 
so'd  for  twenty-five  cents  each,  or  six  for  one 
doUar,  thirteen  for  two  dollarii';    thirty -five   for 


AND 


r\    NOTKMAN.M.D  .  PHYSICIAN  AND  SURGEON.  |  and  other  high  places. 

*-^*     Will  aiteiiil  lo  cills  promptly.  In  Winnebago  City 
'  and  turrounilin-^counirv.     Dr.  N.  has  had  twentv  vears  ,,  _ 

ev|,erie  .cein  loctl.  general,  and  liospiul  practice!  and  .MARTl.t  CoCMTr  HAS  Jlo  PaPEK. — Col.  LounS- 

^  lately  bad  cl.aj-ce  of  a  Hygienic  ln,:iiute  for  the    treat  ^  has     recently     concluded     arrangements 

).  nient  of  chronic  diseas»;s.      He  is  iherefore    prepared  to  ■'  " 

j  treat  Oat.irrh,  iinmchiiis.  ."*profu!H,    Rheumatism,    Pro-  .  whereby  he  will,  in  a  few  days,  remove  his  Atla* 

I  lapois   fieri,    .Vvuraliria,   Sick    Headache,    Liver   Com-  ,.  «    .  •     tc      i-       /-.         >       .       »ir   ,.      ..  • 

I  plaint,  l)lpbiheiia,CuM  Hands  .ind  Feet,  Nervous  De  f""  Fairmont,   Martin    County,  to    Uells   thi.. 


lars.     As  soon  a»  you  receive  a  ticket,  you   en- 
close it  with  one   dollar   to   tbe   company,  and 

To  keep  your  name  up,  write  it  frequently  on      ''•»'^f«''"  '1^«  ''^^^ket  calls  for  i..  immediatelv  Jor- 
the  dome  of  the  oapitaI>   the  state-house  steeple,  i  warded  to  you.     Tbe  company   are   aware  that 

their  success  wholly  depends  upon  their   dealing 


SLEIGHS, 


GltlKP.KF.  .t  i;ii(>TIIh:i{. 

wljol--s:i!e  and  retail   dealers  in 

HOOTS,  SHOES.  "'"" 

Lealilir,  I'liitiiijj;  ,  .•^li'n-iuak'jrs'  f  ool.«,  etc. 

Froiil  »*trect. 
Opposite  tbf  Po?t  Office,       M.iiikutn,  .Minn. 


i.tlii>,  Cam  Kit:.,  Kkvkk  S.iKfc.-,  and  all  Blood  and  Skin     county.     This  removal  will  be   a   severe  disap- 

;    Di.eares,  with  a  success  far  In  ad\  aiice  of  the   ordinary 
physician  who  has  i.evcruiadi  a  speciality  of  this  class     P  Jin  »uient   to    many  Martin    County    men    who 

.  otdlsea«.s.  «,      .  ,     ^        ,    .,      ,        '  are  i.roud  ol  their  paper,  but  as  it  will  doubtless  '  plainly  »<lJ'"essed,  Metropolitun  Gift    Company, 

AH  co-iniunli-ations  eonflilentlal.     Consnitatlon  tree.  i     r     >  ^  »  i-      .> » 

Oinc-  at  Ur.  K..rley's  DiugS'ore.    Residence  at  Kim-  .  be  of  financial  advantage  to  tbe    Col.    to    make  I  Nos,  193  and  195  Broadway,  Xew  York. 
;  h«;V     OIHcedavs,  Friday,  of  each  week.  306      '.        .  ,  i        i        .i  . 

'  the  chinge.  we  cannot  do  else   than    congrata-  >..  , 

-      -       —   ^^ — .-  — — . — . •  ■         - —  — .  **  vlj    -nOX 

ARKET.  ,  late  him  on  the  change.  i 


honorably  with  their  customer?,  and  having  this    !!'"'  •'^ficntific  American  are  the  most   Extensive 

°  I  Patent  .Solicitors  in    the   world,    and    have    un- 

fact  in  view  they  strive  to  pkuse  all    who   fuvor  I  equaled    facilities    for    gathering    a    complete 
^.  ...   ,,    .  .  ,-,.       ,  ,    .         knowledge  of  the    progress   of     In\ention    and 

them  with  their  patronage.     <-Tcnlars  contain- I  i>i,eovery  throughout  the    w  .rld  :    and   with    a 
ing  reft  renoes  and  highly    favorable   notices    o.' i  ^ '»-■'''"  """"k  the  <|uarter  of  a   century,   during 

which  this  journ*  ha.<<    held    the    first   place    in 
the  press  are  sent  free  to  all.     Letters  should  be  |  Sclentitlc  ard  mechanical    Literature,    the    Pub- 
lishers will  issue  on  Januaiy  first,  the  large  and 


Whoever  reads  the  Scientific  American  is   en-  j 
tertained  and  instructed,  without  being  bothered     Manufactured  from  Eastern  timber, 
with  hard  words  or  dry  detail.s. 

TO  INVENTORS  AND  MEOHANICS  this 
journ;»l  is  of  special  value,  as  it  contains  a  week- 
ly report  of  all  Potants  issued    at    Washington,  ' 

with  copious  notices  of   the    leading  American  i  ALL  KINDS    OF   JOBBING    DONE 
and  European  inventions.       The    j-ublii^hcrs   of 


f>T«l'<f      o/iTii"  1    nfT  "''PT/N'v         To  produce  a  fair   complection,    go  to  sea  in  a     Trail 

nLhr,  rOKIv  and  ML  iIOjs     „,.',, »    .      ■  .k  «  ,    ,  »     .    ' 

'  ,  crazy  old  boat,  and    the  first  gale    you  get   into, 


splendid  Steel  Engraving,  by  John    Sartain,   of 
Philadelphia,  entitled : 

"ME>f  or  PnoCRKS.';— AMERtCAN*  INVESTORS,'' 

The  jilate  costing  nearly  $4,000  to  cn<irave.  and 


BY  FIRST  CLASS  WORKMEN. 


Winnebago  Oity,  Minn.,  Feb.  l?th,  ISCP. 

277tf 

IMPORTANT  DECISION. 

Aftcroarofolinvestigntion  by  competent  judges 
it  h»s  been  fully  and  fairly  decided  that  tho  best 
place  to  purchase 


i 


B.Mjorr  irorsK, 

Comer  of  St  loml  •imi    C/ttrr}j    St\i 

M  VNK  i  lo,    .Mi.\Ni;.-<>r.\. 

L.QBAROrT.  -   Proprietor. 

/Iliii:!  ai...\  •-•  li..ii-.-,  jii"  coi:ij '-r'ed  .i!id  rorni«h 

1.  ad  new  Ihrou/iiout.  is  opened  to  the  public.  , 
Ai'c.iiniiiodalions  iiosarpas>ed  by  any  pu'di^ 
lioiire  iu  Ibe  county,  aul  ttrius  reasouablaMl 
Variner?  will  xlwnys  rtn.l  a  coinfirtaldo  b»rn,  <  S* 
t'lenty  of  ^o.id  fc<.d,  aud  the  best  of  care  for  their  : 
liorscs. 


are  now  t'ors.ilcat  Peirce's  market  in  Winnebago 
Gity.  one  door  ea-t  ol' the  I'ost  dtH'-e.  anil  will 
be  sold  at  very  low  prices.  (^H.-itinucrs  in  and 
out  of  town  supplied  at  low  fl;;i.i   .-. 

F   M.  PEIRCE. 
Winnebago  City;  Minn.,      i.      3.  isos. 

256tf 


your  face  will  become  white. 


'•."r.E  Proverbs  iii,  27,  23. — Such  was  the  la- 


A, 


K.   WICKHAM. 

PoMPKV.  — H.i!    Scipio  Jistdiink? 
.'^illMO.  — Idu.^t."  Uuhar.l  III. 


bel  on  a  recent  number  of  tbe  Concord  (N.   II.) 

liidfptndtHl  D'initrrnt,  which  was    addressed    to 

one  of  tbe    principal    merchants  of    Winnebago  S  and  9  blk  4  Winnebago  City. 

City  whu  happened  to  be  in  rrrears  to  that  jour-     Frank  Deudon  to  (i  K  .Moulto  i  Q  0  D  of  lot 

nal.      The   worthy   man   of   cloth    immediately         bl'^l-' »>  Easton's  Ad  to  Winnebago  City. 


2i7tf 


C'FIAS.  HKILHOKN. 

Maiiul.i'-turer  and    Dealer  in 

ITRi^ITf  RE 

of  every    vanety. 


JH  I  ••»  y  V   I :•  \  A  X  L'Xi 

j  lifitanrant  tnul  Sulooii. 

j       OppoMte  tJa;  COLLINS  HOUSE,  Winnebago  City. 

I  Wioep,    Li(|Qors    aad    Cii'urs. 

;        C-.:-'.?^a.  O'A  C'w.ji.ao,  and  liabir.a. 

,       Fresh  Oysters  served  in  »«wy  style,  and  for 

I  sale  by  tbe  Can  or  keg. 

Gfntlrincv,  I  heep  yoml  Liqnort. 
Winnebago  City.  Dec.  'J.  l>r.S.  26Ttf 


ti  K  Moulton  to  Frank  Deudoii  W  D  of  lots   C    7 

$1000. 

L>t      J 
ii.|-i.>:..    r? A-»       A    .*       11--  ,  .... 

nal.      The   worthy    man   of    cloth    immediately 

made  in.|nirios  regarding  the    whereabouts  of  a   \  J„hn" Franklin  to  L.vman  B.  Sch-velle,  warran- 

bible,  read  with  consternation    the    divine   com-  I       ty  deed  of  lots  I  ainl  2,  Mock  9.  Dow  A  Bow- 

mand,and  immediately  forwarded  by  P.  0,  Or-  '       """=*  '"^'^'"  '"  '^'""-'  ''"'^'*"  ^''y-  **^''- 

,       ,,  »     f  J  1  VtawV.  Deiidon    to    (ieo.  K.  Mjulton,    quitclaim 

der.  Ihe  amount  of  money  due.  .i  „,i  „r  i    .-    ki,«i}^    u     .      •      a  j»      .     n-- 

.^j  deed  of  lot..,  block  ;>,  Lastoii  s  add  n   to  W  in- 

"*  '       nebago  City.  $aO. 

To  remove  freckle,  cut  them  out  with  a   razor     Ezra  Bullard  to  Horace  O.  Ivt?,  warranty    deed 

and  throw  them    away.     Thev  will  never  return.  •      "'   "*    'f"*^'*   i   »*^-   '^'    town  103,  range  26, 

j       $1000. 

'  Win.  Walljce  to  Elizabeth  J.  Huntington,  war- 
ranty deed  of  lot  .'i,  bl'k    3,    Winnebago    City,  j 
Wm..McCullough  to  Hugh  .McCullougb,  warranty  ! 


sfers    of  Real  Estate  Iu    Faribault    ''""'^'"^"'"'^''''"' ''''*^"^''**^'^  ""^  ^"'''^''■'""''■^'"^'■- 

Couiity.  j  ican  Inventors.     It  is  a  Miperb  work  of  art.  ,  DRY   GOODS 

Single  ]iictiires,  printed  on  heavy   pa^er,    will  j  '  . 

GROCERIES, 
and  CAPS, 


Lyman  G  Tracy  to  John  Parris  and  Xe'son  Bean  I  I?"'"''^'',' •'^°  "'""""' ^"^  "">  ^°'-'  'ubscribing  j 
W  D   n*  .sw(|r  S  25  T  lo4  R  25.         $1200  i  ^"^  ^''®  Scientific  American    the    pajier    will    be 

Q  K  .Moui'ton  to  Frank  Deudoii'Q  C  l/ of  wj  s«nt  f'T  o"c  >  car,  together  with  a  copy  of  the  ^ 
nw.jrand  neqr  nwqr  and  nwor  neqr  S  20  T  *'"8'">iving.  <  n  receipt  of  ten  dollars.  The  pic-; 
1114  H  21.        *ls6y.  \  '"'■'• '"  "''"'  offered  as  a  pruOiium  for  clubs  os  sub-  j  jj-  .  rrtr\ 

•cribtrs.  i  11 A  I  o 


/«~$l,50     CA.'-Il  PRIZES.-fe^ 

In  addition  to  tbe  above    premium,    the    Pub-  j 
lishers  will  pay  $1,500  iu  Ga.sh  Prizes  for  lists  of  | 


LIVING    PRICES, 


AXD  MUST  BB  lOL* 


CHEAP  AS  THE  CHEAPEST. 


A  ftill  Afiorlaaat  af 


Dress   Goods! 


Cunaistinf  of 

DaUiiiM,  Poplloi, 

Tyeoon  Bap*, 

Alpaeas,  Merinoa,   kt. 

Tojetbcrwith  a  full  Lina  *i 


QiDghams,  Prints, 

Tickings,  Sheetings, 
Flannels. 
Woolens,  Jeans, 

iiatinettci,  Cassimerei, 


Alfw  a  Large  ii  apply  of 


GLASSWARE,  CROCKERY, 


WOODKXWARE,  STONEWARK, 


BOOTS    AND    SHOES 


A.VD 

GROCERIES! 

And  all  other  Goods  necc^.^ary  to  make  up  a  full 

and  complete  ascnrtmcnt  for  town  and 

country  trade. 

CALL  AND  8EB. 

Winnebago  City,  Sept.  28,  1369. 

Winter     Goods ! 


THE 

Largest      Stock 


(lilt  Mouldings  Kei>t  On  Hand   y  r.  harlow. 


WARE  ROOM."   CORNER  OE  HICKORY  A  SECON 
ST8.  MANK.ITO   MINN.  Hy* 


INSURANCE  AGENT. 

McMabiii  &  Beebe.         |  R^al  Eslatc  riLaiul  AVarraiUs. 

Dealers  In  |  WILL  BUY  AND  .sELI. 

FIVE  AXD    HARD    ^YOOD,To\vN    a.vd    Coimv    Oi:deu=^ 

Pay  Taxes,  Examine  Titles.  &c. 


I       I.  O.orO.  T. — At    a    meeting    of      .«onie    of 
;  the  members  f.f  the  Lodge,  held  in  the    Masonic 
IIsll,  Thursday  evening,  a  new  organization  was 
'  eomptvted,  by  ekcting  the  following  officers: 

W.  C— J.  C.  CaldwelL 
i       W.  v.— Hannah  Lawis. 
I       R.  S.— C.  J.  Farley. 

F.  S.— Geo.  Wicr. 

M  — G.  M.  Potter. 

T. —  Loretta  Norton.  j 

Skst. — II.  C.  Kincaid. 

Gr.\RD- -Julius  Bailey.  [ 

Tbe  next  meeting  to  be  held  Jan.  8th,  1870. 


BOOTS  and  SHOES    I  Ever  brought  into   Faribault  county  is  now  in 
lisbers  will  pay  fl,500  in  Ua.sh  Prizes  for  lists  of  the  store  of 

subscribers  sent  in  by  February  I'J,  1870,     Per-  1 

sons  who    want  to    compete    for    theje   prizes,  ;  and  id  fact  any  kind  of  Goods,  is  at  the  Store 
should  send  at  once  for  pro.sjiectus    and   blanks  i 


for  name? 

Terms  fi  r  Scientific  American,  one  year  $.1.00  ; 
six  months  $1.5i» ;  four  mon'lis. ?;i.OO.    Toclubs 
of  ten   and  upwards,  terms    $2.50    per    annum,  , 
Specimen  copies  sent  free.     Address  the  publish- 


er*, 


MljNN  A  CO., 
.'7  Park   Row,  New    i'ojk. 
How  TO  Gr,T  Patents:  — A  panipbL-t  of  Pat- 
ent Laws  and  Instruction  to  Inventors  sent  fre*. 


deed  of  n  w  i  see  26,  town  l(i.'l,  range  24,    and 

nei  sec,  27,  town  lOt,  range  24,  5^1000. 
Chas.     W.    liorton  to    Eliza    Dorton,    warranty 

deed  of  wi  uei  sec  1.3,    town    103,   range   27, 

?12O0, 
Lewis  Huttoek  to  Jiihn  Rakov,  warranty  deed  of 

swi  nw  J  .sec.  29,  town  103,  lanpe  2t),  $200. 
Simeon  0.  Cramploa  to  Pliiilclia  While,  warran 

ty  deed  of  lot  14,  block  26,    Winnebago    City, 

?J00. 
K.  Lation  to  C.  Nelson,    warranty    deed    of  2 

acres  in  s«  ^  se  ^  sec.  27,  town  102   range  27, 

$100. 


T 


HE 


LADY'S   FRIEND. 

TWO   M05THS  GnATIS. 


R.    M.    Wilson, 


First  door  Korth  of  Post  OfiSce, 


where  more  Goods  can  be  had  for  one  dollar  then 
any  other 


STORE 


LUifBEU.  j 

Diinunsions,  Siiiing,  Floorini^,  Lath, 
anil  Sliincxlcs.  | 

I 

SPKCIALTY.  j 

W-  mnke  a  •'pecialtr  of  SASH.    DOOR."?,    and  MOtLD- 
lnr,^.  aUa  WOODEN  EAVK  CITTERS  at  b«w  flpures. 

•  •rtlra  on  Van  Brunt's  Addition,  South  end  ot  Front  I 
•irf't.  I 

M.ankattJ,  Minn. 


I*  al.io  AGENT  for  the 

Phoenix  Insurance  Company, 


or 


To  bring  out  a    moustache,    tie  it  to  a    stronj 
cord,  twenty  feet  long,  to  the  other  end  of  which  I 
attach  a  heavy  smouthing-iron,   and    throw  the  '■ 
latter  from  a  fourth  storv  window. 


MARKET  REPORTS 
WINNEBAGO  CITY. 


Bine  Earth  City. 


VA.>T  HORSES  AKD  FARM   HOUSES  «hod  In  :'plen 
*^    .lid  Htjie  hy  R.->t>ert  Liiile.  tir-<t  do.>r  Moutb  "f  Mead'* 

Motel,  nine  Earth  Cilv.     Refe-pii<,-«, Lewis.  Wal- 

■at  L*k<-.  and  V.  C.  Seeley,  Blue  rarlh  Citv.      r.llvl 


IIAUTFORD.  CONN  , 

UNDERWRITERS, 

OF  XEW  YORK, 
AND 

YUiE  &  MARiXE, 

of  St.  Paul,   Minn. 

Also  Nolart/  Public  dr  Coiivfi/anccr.    e  stre<t 


Corrected  weekly  by  Moulton  4  Deudan. 

I  Wheat,  spring.  No.  1 45 

I      "  •'         No.  2 40 

Corn 40 

25 

2  CO 

2  00 

'  tft.  and  their  residences  in  Washington:  Potatoes iO 

!       Daniel  P.  Norton.  Senator,  187  H   street,   be-     t'Utter ..mm..>...2o 

i  twecn  19lh  and  20ih  streets.  |   ^SS*  • 

Alexander  Kaniscy,  Senator,  National    Hotel,  i  ^'■■'" 


Miiiiicsuta  CoiigTessnieii. 

The  following  are  the  namrs    of  tho  Senators     Hi"*  "'".: 

ID               .  .■        •    r.                r         %.  Flour,  W  cwt.... 

and  Kepreseutatives  in  Contrrcfs  from  Miuneso-  p   f„    ^i^^| 


Eugene  .M.  Wilson,  Representative.  456  North     *^">'*"« 


20 
I   HI 

>•  ••■••••••  ••■••■•••  •«•••••••  (*>•«••■•••«••«  A    4fV 

I  00 

Hay,  1?  ton 5  00 

OFFICE-in  the  rear  .f  the  Post  Office  build-:    .  '^T,';"   ^T   ^^ilk'^o".    Representative,    N»-  '  ^y^l^  ""'*' *Z 

tional  Hotel.  v^neese jo 

— ♦— Pork,  suit,  %i  pound 15 


I 


}ag.  up  stairs 
2l3t«' 


AVlanebagi)  City,  Minn. 


J     n    SPROUT, 

ATTORNEY  AND   COINSELOR  AT  LAW.       IVAT^PITP    \V    ^\'T?On     f     /i/A 
S4:tf  Blue  Earth  City.  Minn.         ^^  AL  TER     \\  .  ^\  EBB  tt  CO., 


'       "Mother,  what  did    f.itherpray    to    General '",  ^'■"^' "?/"'•••: ''3-3 

,  .       ,        ,    ,  Beef  fresh,  expound „ 10 

^  (.rant  so  much  m  church  for,  yesterday  ?"  asked      Kcrosere  Oil 60 

the  bright  little  daughter  of  a  ministeritl  friend,     Salt,  ^  bbl 5  50 


MINNESOTA, 


l^J EADS  HOTEL, 
SLUE  F^RTHCrrr, 

DiHiar  1  i.^bics  are  connected  with  the  bonse,  aad 
there  Li  2  od  stabling  on   the  premises. 
212. 1 

pON*TANS  HOUSE. 

BLUE  EARTH  CITT, MINNEJOTi. 

11.  P.  CONSTAXS.  PKOPRierou. 

This  popular  Hotelis  entirely  new.  and  furnish- 
td  in  excellent  style. 
ff^Etcellent  ac'^ommodatiuna  fjr  team*. 
242tf 

K.  ^'^^'^"• 

JBWKLER,  « 

KLUl  EARTH  CITT, MINNESOTA. 

li.is  constantly  on  hand  Clocks.  Watches.  Jewel- 
rr.  Sliver  ware. tiold  Pens,  Mu>ic»l  Instruments, 
.kc.  Rejairiog  done  with  dispatiij  and  warran- 
ted. 2;ictf 


Bftgister  of  Deeds. 

iUal  Estate  Agent  and  Con- 
veyancer. 

Tnx*»  Paid  for  yon-rfidtiH; 

TITLES  EXAMLSED. 

APSTRACTs  ri'Kyrsnrn, 

A-.,    le. 

Blae  Earth  City,   Winn. 


Wholesuio  De:iler«  in    • 

WINES,  LIQUORS 


lately. 

♦•I  don't  know  that  h".  did.  sis." 

"M'by.  yes;  don't  you  know  7  He  was  always 

i«ayii)^,   'Gr.tnt,  we  beseech  tbce." 

BUSINESS  NOTICES. 


Lard  %^  tb 20 

Dried  apples \i  to  20 


AVASECA. 


AND 


CIGARS, 
No.  03  Third  Street. 


ST.  PAUL,    - 


Wheat  per  ba.shel,  No.  1 5.3 

No.  2.. 4S 

Otts       "        "  SO 

Corn       "         "  45 

Potatoes „ 70 

Pork    ^  pound,  fro:h, ^ 8i  to    8 

Lard     ^     pauud 15 

Flour,   >J    rwt.,    retail  2  25  to  2  »0 

Corn  meal,  ^  hundred,  retail 2  00 

Buckwheat  Flour.  ^  cwt 5  00 

If  your  horse    is    lame,    sore    or   galled,    you'  Butter.   ^    pound 30 

should  use  ./,iu«»n'«    Auodyue  Liuiment ;    wash      '^KK'    V     '^•* -2i 

the  part  with  castiie  soap  and  warm  water,    rub     Tallow    ^    lb , 12C 

dry,  with  a  clean  eloth,  then  apply  thti  Linimaot,  '  B«ans   ^    buib%l 2  00 


Excellent  flour  at  Richarison's. 

■  ♦  ■ 

Mo5EV  TO  Loan. — I  bare  some  mon<ty  to 
han  on  first-class  real  estate  security.  Come 
early,  aad  yo4i  can  be  atcomiaodated. 

ANDREW  C.  DUNN. 
Winii«b«go  City.  Minn. 


Tho  Lady's  Friend  announces  the  folli-'rr'ng 
Novolle-.te  lor  1370:  "Did  He  Forget  Her?" 
by  Louise  Chandler  Moullon;  "Tbe  Ca.scan- 
oons' Aunt,"  by  Elizabeth  Prescott,  author  ef 
"uetween  Two,  Ac.  ;  "Solid  Silver  ;  or,  Chrisio 
Deane's  Bridal  Gifts,"  by  Amanda  M.  Douglas, 
authorof  "The  Debarry  Fortune,"  Ac,  with  nu- 
merous shorter  stories  by  a  brilliant  galaxy  cf 
laJy  writers. 

A  finely  executed  Steel  Engraving,  a  hand- 
some double  page,  finely  colored  fashion  platCi 
and  a  large  assortment  of  Woon  Cuts,  illustrat- 
ing the  Fashions,  Fancy  Wcrk,  Ac,  are  given  in 
every  number. 

It  will  .4ive  a  popular  piece  of  music  in  every 
number. 

lORTRAlTS  OF  DL'?  II.VGUISHED  AV- 
THORS. — The  January  number  will  contain 
Portraits  fengraved  on  steelj  of  Mrs.  Henry 
Wood,  Florence  Percy,  Louise  Chandler  Moul- 
ton. Eluabeth  Prescott,  Amanda  .M.  Douglas, 
Mrs.  Margaret  Hosmer  and  August  Bell. 

NEW  SUUSCRIBERS  who  send  in  their 
names  or  1S70  before  the  first  ol  November,  shull 
receive  tbe  November  and  December  numbers  of 


In  Faribault  County. 

R.  M.  AVILSON. 
v4n2Itf        pr  N,  W.  Sakgent 

April  5ih,  1867. 


NEW  FIRM. 
New       Goods. 

:n':,fr'*':ai!'i'::j?£f  ;;:r;  ,:",■;,'.';;  j  '^velch  and  Wallace, 


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G.  P.  PEABODY, 

WBOLESALB  DEALER  IN 

WIXES,  LIQCORS, 


••••••«•• « 


I  Hare  the  readers  of  the  Fre*  Humttt«ad  eT.ir  ' 
I  used  any  of  Parwou't  Pur.jattrt  PilUf  if  not,  why  I 
i  not?  they  are  the  best  family  physic,  besides  be-     Wheat  No.  1 

ing  the  greatest  anti<biltous  remedy  there    ii  in    j       do  2 

!  this  country.  ,  Oatf 

i  *  i  Corn 

I      To  AllCo.icf.hxbd. — Now,  my  good  fellows,' 
';  all  of  you  who  are  owing  the  firm  ol  Clossick    A  ,  Common 
j  Sinith.  BUcksuiiths,  in  Winnebago  City.  |  lease     j^jji  k  DimensTon 
[  call  and  s«ti!e  your  accounts   on    or   before   tbe     Flooring 
,  15tk  of  Deeember,  lS6y,  and  you  will  save  your-     Siding 

selves  KHch    trouble.      We   unxH   have  money.     Finishing      ..'..'..'. 

aad  ii  iBU;»t  com*  froB  our  d«i»{or<.  '       r  .th 

lours  trulv, 
!  CL'VSSICK  A  SMITH. 


MA.NKATO. 


•  •••••  ■••< 


PINE   LUMBER. 


M 

M 

M 


AND 


tn/i 


CIGARS. 

No.  Iu7  Third  Street, 

St.  Pan],  Minne«?ota* 


FariT  4.ND  Shadk   Treks. — C.    L.   Smith,   of 
Walnut  Lake,  ia  offering  for   sale,    lU0,O9tf    Soft  ; 
Maple,  or  SilvetleaTed.and  lOO.OOO  While   Elm  ' 
Trees,  at  from  13  to  $10  per  thousand,   3  to    20 


Shingie  No.  1. 
do  X 

do  XX. 


•  ••••*«•■•••••»*«•  31     VV 

22  00 

....^. ^,.  27  00  to  37  00 

22  00  to  28  00 

......'.... 30  00  to  35  00 

2  75 

, 4  00 

5  00 


t^    C.  THOMPSON. 

Boots  and  8hoes 

MADE  TO  ORDER,  AND 

REPAIRING 

NEATLT  DONE. 
G«  to  TboBpson's  for  your  Baots. 


N 


OTICE. 


n''*'^^'^  HM  "  k'"^'  '^'•"•"'"^•f  •  ?'*>*""'  Whereas,  my  wife,  Jane  BreLford.  has  left  my 
tri^s^'e^n^.rah^'F*  v"'?"K*'"r  'f?" '»>«<' "^  board  without  just  cause  or  prov.^a^ 
LTcl'lf.t  I^J  J    1  ;■    ^'f  ^'^f -'  '^•«  ^  '"'1  f<"-     «■<"•-  •"  P*r.ons  are  hereby  notified  not  to  tm.t 

t  trees.    Aiigeu  debts  of  her  contracting. 

..Mff  w  .     h  ^^L"'         '      ^''-*''  JAMES  lIBELSrORD. 

•  "^  Waloef  LaVe,  M;nn.  Preuott,  Not.  flii,  13S». 


BEADY     MADE    CLOTHIxNG, 

SHIRTS  AXD  DRAWERS. 


StoTei.  Tin 

AND  SHEET    IRON    WARE, 
FABMINa  XBtPLEMEirTS 

SHELF  and  HEAVY 

HARDWARE. 

SASH,  GLASS  and  PUTTY. 

anoractu^rs  of 

EAVE  TROUGUS.  SPOUTING, 

and  all  kindi  of 

TIN  WARE. 

A  fia*  assortment  of 

Table    and    Pocket    Cutlery, 

Grind-Stone%  and  Hanginira, 

BroaUaf  mad  Crosciaf- 

PLOWS. 


At  TlompsoaV,    opposifa  the  Collit*   House 
Wioaebaja  City,  MiR»« 


Fence- Wir^t    de.,    <tc. 
April  ?di,  \m 


J-  H.  Welch,  WD>.WaJI»e«,Chai.  Wallaco. 
WiMtbajc  Citj,  Mi&i. 


GEO.  K.  MOULTON. 

The  Latest  Style  of  t 

l*aislcy  Shawls, 
Large-line  Double  Shawls  and  Cloaks 

JIATS,    CAPS  d;   CLOTHS, 
Cassimere  Delaius, 

Belgian  Dclains, 

Rep  Dcdaias, 
India  Cloth, 

J'LM PRESS  CLOTHS 

Wool  Poplin, 

Cliinchiila    Popinlo, 
lliiffle  Skirts  and  Boulevard  Skirtp, 

may  now  be  found  at  this  store. 

In  addition  to  the  above  mentioned  arlicles  of 
t?ie  present  most  fashionable  patterns,  you  will 
ai trays  find  at  the  Farilault  county 

EMPORIUM. 

A  well  selected  assortment  of 

HOOP  f^KIUTS, 

from  the  "Odessa  Skirt  Company,"  which  »*« 
msurpu«sed  by  any  other  Hoop  Skirt  in  n.-r,  ae 
rej{ards  Durability,  Cutnfoit  and  Style. 

And  also  a  large  stock  of 

Groceries,   Pork,  J  lams, 

PUTTER, 

Lard,  Wheat,  Corn, 

POTATOES, 

Onions,  Flour,  Meal,   <fcc.,    <fcc. 

ALSO  EVEUY  DESCRIPTION  OF 

Oockery,     Glassware, 

Looking-glasses, 
Lampti,        Lanterns, 

Machine  and  Kerosene 

Oi],  Sugar  Buckets  an4 

Boxes 

AXD 

BOOTS  1^  SHOES, 

of  all  met.  and  many  atyl    . 

0.  i:.  Moulton.  of  the  firm  of  MOTLTOy  A 
DKUDON,  has  just  returned  from  NEW  YCRK 
CilY,  where  be  took  particular  time  to  find  tb« 
b«t  houses,  and  to  purchase  at  tbe  bottom  uf 
the  mi.rket,  an.!  confidently  belieres  th^t  be  hM  * 
secured  the  best  qualities  of  good,,  acd  Ji  V 
most  rea»oa»h»e  figures,  and  "  ' 

THE  ENTIRE  STOCK 

Is  now  offered  at  a 
«ma  J.adrance  on  the  original  co«L  Call  and 
exanjine  for  yourselves.  ' 

??rttly  Yours, 


ISEOLUTIOK. 


I 


D 

The  CO  partaerahir  heretofore  exitting  between 
the  undersigned,  under  the  (inn  name  of  Moul- 
ton 4  Deudoi},  is  this  day  dissolved  by  mutual 
consent,  F.  Deudon  ivithdrawing  therefrom. 

All  liabilities  of  the  late  firm  arc  asrunicd  by 
G.  K.  MQnltoD,  who  will  continue  the  MercaniiU 
basiAMs  at  the  old  st^uid. 

O.  K.  MOULTON, 

^  1'    DEUDCfN. 

[     ^nrartai»)r;t7,Mi8B:,r«'T.l»,IW». 


^ 


DEFECTIVE  PAGE^y 


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i 


LITTLE  ^  BROTHER, 


Adjoining  Plankinton  House, 

MILWAUKEE,       -       ■       "WISCONSIN- 

Vffc  wiU  send  a  pair  of  KID  QLOVIIS  by  maU  to  any  address,  on 
receipt  of  ON1D  DOZiIiAR,  and  stating  size  and  color  desired. 
When  you  come  to  XMIilwaukce  give  us  a  call.  


EVERY  MAM  HIS  OWN  CIGAR  MAKER. 

i^>.  •-■\l>  M'2.00  and  get  for  return  sJ>n-k,s«mi>lo»and 
S^-tn*Uc;?rthSt  will  -t  <Vi'-^U-AN  "/llTvANA 
iTij  d.^'ler  or  consumers  AMKRU^ANA"^^^^-* 
LKiAK  AND  l-OBACOO  CO..  Maquoit.  Mass. 

fWTEN  TOTIIK  .MOC"KIN<i  B»KO'  J^S 
a  .f;ild.  It  is  made  to  imitate  the  Song  "  ,f;«^^«'~{ 
the  NfiKh  of  a  Horse,  the  Bray  of  an  Aw^  '"^^ '"""''"J 
a  H.«      Bird.*.  Be<«ta  and  Nuakos  are   Kuchant^d  and 


BURNETT'S  COCOAINE 

Fer  Promoting 'the  growth  and  Preserving  the  Beauty  of 

THE  HUMAN  HAIR. 


'I'Ue  iuTentors  of  Oocoaine 
where  the  greatest  heat 
alleviate  it  -  turned  th 
nuul  to  promote  the 


eneraUy  from  that   part  of  the  head 
,  ..;«,r  nature  induce  heat  rat_herj.han 
eitetable  Uils  aa 
"coos,  or 


f  f 


(IHOOSK  between*  vigorous  life  or 
an  untimely  death.  oVi !  how  much 
misery  and  sickness  would  1"?;«  ».^.°^- 
«d  had  1  bsit  read  Uiei>«  books  bctere. 
Just  vubli!h.d.  1.  The  "JVhTse';."' 
Voutb."  or  the  myHtenes  ot  the  sexes, 
and  how  the  diseased  ortf»"S  ^"  .l'," 
restored.  Founh  edition  ^^-^d.  enlarged  and  Ulus 
fruted  with  27  Anatomical  plate'*.  Price  •*' V*^°™,a-it 
u"'  J.  Lubarsche,  Practis.nK  ''{^i;-';^"  "^l^t^r  h^ 
2   "Secret  Hint*  lolilrls  «"«» |V  riAt.Vd  w\h  li 

lli.  or  CUARLKS  SONNE.  72  Lake  St.  Chicago,  i" 


HEARTH  AND  HOME, 

AN  ILLUSTRATED 

Rural,  Literary,  and  Family  Weekly, 

OI>  IttLARGK,  IIANOSOME  PAtiKS. 

EDITED  BY  DOMALD  C.  MITCHELL 

Assisted  by  an  able  Corps  of  Ai«)cUt«B  iu  all 
£)ei;«rtment«. 

IIF-AKTH  AND  HOME  meets  the  wants  of  all 
members  of  good  families  everywhere,  and  oouUins  the 
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(il>  llomen,  their  Fnriili»hlii«aiid  Adoriiiiienf, 
Donieaile     Bconum'r,    Ilounekeeplii*    lUuls, 

1  Etc. 

It    has    Choice    Sioriea.    Hketche*,    l-Jtuayw. 

'  Poems.  Mit  and  Iliiiiior,  the  New*,  Jloney  and 

'  .Marltet  ReportN,  Hf  autifui  Pictarett  by  the  best 

'  artists,  and  in  short,  all  the  features  of 


y.irzT  I     A  First-Clasu  Family  Weekly. 


thelMisisof  a  medic*- 


presented  itself  most  strongly  &»  l'0«sess 
'  ction  of  other  ingredients,  those  which 


ing  many  properties  I>«^"»'»'»y^^f .»P«tfl  h!fvo''beeu'^ove^r^*. ^Si^ti^ 
h  will  chem..  aUy ,  ."WJ V.'"l*'\l'.!la  ^„  be  the  best  that  has  yet  appwei 


tagtlberii 


t^i'jTrU.^^r^c'^cr^^j^^u.x^^^^ 


th.. 


No  Otlicr  Ccmr^ound 

.oases  th<  pecaliar  properties  which  so  exactly  suit 
various  cunditiona  vi  the 


i 


^e  human  b;iir, 
r  ihf  hair  u-htn  har'b  a'"J  'iry. 
).  ■  •  ■  alp. 

I' prvmuttsa  healll^y,  tiyornut yroitlk. 

11  I'  mtt  grraty  or  tticky. 

V  Ifatea  tto  tiiitagretible  o>krr. 


Dandruff. 

BosroN.  Octobor  IW, 
Joseph  Burnett  4  t-o. .  ,„„.,.hM 

My  worst  complaint  lor  several  yens  has 
Alter  brushing  mv  huir,  my  coal  collitr 
.red  with  white  scales.  v' 

1  u.kvc  ua«d  leRS  than  a  bottle  oi  your  Cocoaine.  lue 
dand^utf.^d  the  irntalion  which  c'-"*"'! '\'>-"«  *" 
t.«lv  d7«iPPeared.  and  my  hair  was  never  brforo  in  ao 
i'ri'cS^  Your  obedient  aervant^    FULLER. 


Loss  of  Hair. 

BOSTON.  July  19. 

For  many  months  my  hair  {^.If «? 't'^iTi'L"  upoS'^i 
was  teariul  ot    losing  it  e"t*f«'>, „' ^.^aiLi^ 
head  became  gradauily  »""[.» ''"^j^^'^«,uTlaal  week 

I  (fbiumeuced  the  us«  oi  >yui  ^,y^^^,t»/iu;hing  and 
in  June,    l^he  r.rst  apphcaUon  ^l»>^^,;^4  i^^d  Sider 
.*'r.f;.Tr.,,,^»   u,  lall.  and  1  have 


Book  Agents  wanted  for         | 

MARK   TWAIN'S 

New  iJook  with  234  Engravings, 
TBB  IHrarOCBNTS  ABROAD, 

Or,  The  New  Pii«riin'«  I»ro«rewj. 

The  most  reliable,  enjoyable,  laughable  and  popular 


irritation ;  in  threo  or  I , 

ness  disappeared,  the  hair  ceased 

now  a  thick  growt^f  now  hair.       gyvj^^  r.  pOPE. 


Messrs 

bt 

wt ' .    '  ■ 


,1859. 


Baldness. 

Boston,  November  34,  iN'^t' 

Ianrs.  Joseph  Bcrneit  A  Co,,  Boston :  a.,., 

*""•"."...    » ,    K.i/4    oAT-on    vears.     Alter 


"f 


your 


been 


years. 


cover- 
ol  an 


Jb;  oue'bitle  o^^ourrjioaTne,  my  bald  Piy|«s 
^  J?i  .TvBrwith  young  hair,  about   thie«  ei^s  .j.   -.- 
:;?.h  long!  whi^  ap^  strong  and  U«ulthy  and  det« 

""wrVi^your  obliged  and  -bediejit  servan^^.^.. 


Iii-itation  of  tlie  Scalp. 


Waxkuvu-LE,  Me.,  September  li,  Hti»- 
-r,r  .^rTha«v'i;S,^^ed*i^uch  benont  fro^^^ 
!i^raV^r-mV"Uret  I  M  '^^^^t^^^^^^^^ 
•"."rh^i^d'onlS^tlfeof  your  Cocoaine  onb  for  - U^ 
pu.poii  otT  hAir  dres-sing.  but  to  my  "^'P"'^^;^'  ''i 
e"..ra>  removed  the  imUliou  ot  -^  '""^  *"°4,'°*.,  ' 
Siv J  recommended  it  to  several  of  my  f"eBd8.  who  w  r« 
!:Slict^  in  the  same  way.  and  it  h^  m:o  1  o-ltf ^-^u  1 
thcdiseasj.  ju.-^i  rii  ix 


Hair-Dressing. 

Tkr  rMo.n»j,  not*  U  JrofHlk*  ««"•*"""" /,C:*i'f,f;, 
New  YoKii,  September  ii,  law. 

''•v.^i'^^f^i^fL.me  Ume  past  I  have  been  uMng^jo« 
Cocoaine.  Imd  I  think  it  far  prolerable  to  anything 

'n?m7"rrtm^S"«'^- value  y«i  are  perfectly  at 
hberti  to  use  it.     lio»pecllully  JO'^^^j^.^i-  LESLIE. 

B.\N(K>B,  March  8, 1868. 
•''i^^.^,".,,!!^- V^t  o^'^oaine  is  the  only  dressing  for  the 

^'^^S^yoJrr-'-^WHiS:!;}^ 


'''S^5'o1rwlfro'ma"e  money  faster  than  ever  before 

vSl^i^  ^^^'"A  folnteTrnn^l^d « 
^a'Lt^ai^Sw^a^^r^tay^to^^^^^^ 

THE  SURPRISE 
SEWING    MACHINE. 

*^  PRICE  S.'i.  I 

Makes  the  EUstie  Lockstitch.  Noiseless.  Practical.  | 
SeMlbte  Full  directions  with  each  machine.  .4  chi  d  ■• 
^t^xZtm  it  in  ten  minutes.  Sews  as  strong  and  beuuti 
fSl  a^^ U  amr  i^china»  Makes  an  elegant  present.  I 
W  t^  a^  par?^of  the  co,^tr>-.  nicely  and  safely  packed.  , 
on  receipTof  pnco.    A  liberal  discount  to  the  trade.       , 

Capture,  the  Prison- Pen  and  the  Kscape. 

T  CAPTAIN  WILLARD  W.  OLAEIEB. 


It  contains  so  much  rtom  that  every  number  has  an 
abundant  variety  for  Fathers,  Mothers,  Sons, 
Damrhters,  down  to  the  youngest  child  ! 

Kedured  ltate>«ror  lS»0-invariably  in  advance. 
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Ayer's  — . 

Hair  Vigor, 

For  restoring  Gray  Hair  lo 
Us  natural  Vitality  and  Color. 

A  dressing  wbicb 
b  at  once  agreeable, 
healtby,  and  effectual 
for  preserving  tbe 
hair  Faded  or  gray 
hair  is  soon  restored 
to  its  original  color, 
with  the  gloss  and 
freshness  of  youth. 
Thin  bair  is  thick- 
ened, falling  bair  chocked,  and  bald. 
ne&;  often,  though  not  always,  cured 
by  its  use.  Nothing  can  restore  the 
hai.  where  the  follicles  are  destroyed, 
o:  the  glands  atrophied  and  decayed. 
Bu'  BUM  as  remain  can  be  saved  for 
usefulness  by  this  application.     Instead 


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to  their  customers? 


fouling 


Me. 


A  Remariiable  Case. 


1A.ST  MiDDLEBORO   Mam..  June  9,  l**. 

in  tictober,  l«»il.  it  all  came  oil 

She  wa*  induced  to  trj'  }oi 
nas  astonishini 


ti   e  young 


"i'lLJ^mihi'lig'I^Vh^arnoV  n^lj^lf  ^ 
a  boule  pore^ier  head  vr.as  covered  vvuha 
hiir. 
in  lengt 

color  t 


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Richmond  Danville.  MaWn,  ^^''^'^'^'/'^ifJ^^^S' 
Columbia.  Belle  Isle,  MiUen,  Salisbury,  and  Anderson 
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the   hair   with  a  pasty  sedl 
nient,  it  will  keep  it  clean  and  vigorous, 
Its  occasional  use  will  prevent  the 
from    turning   gray   or   falling   off, 
consequently    prevent 
from  those  deleterious 


fntrmonthruie  hair  has  gro«-n  several  inches 
gth,  very  thick  soft,  and  nne.  and  of  a  darltcr 


;iu  ioroicrly.     With  respect. 


WM.  S.  EDDY. 


«t>.Arrr.vforo^/-^^i''*;,^^^':-':"^^*^^:'^</";i:  ;v;y^«r^;i^;;:^a.;afr„j.,«a^ ,. 


Dris.jn  IHe.  embracing,  also,  the  adventures  of  l^e 
auUlor's""^«Zf  f  rom  (folumbia.  South  Carohns  .his  re- 
r"n7°r.  tri^aa  "pv,  and  tinal  escape  from  ijylvania 
Uwl^ia.  We  want  ail  agent  in  every  towu,  county  and 
Tillage  iu  the 


U.S. 


^-■.relhe  p>i' 


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ing 

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to  seU  it  this  fall  and  winter.  The  volume  TOotains 
l^tween  four  and  five  hundred  pages,  inclnding  an 
ApTOndii  conUining  the  name,  rank,  rcgin-ent,  and 
SSToffice  address  of  the  prisoners ;  ",".?""  rfl"ljl.n;r 
traled  and  elegantly  bound  in  extra  cloUi.  We  are  pre 
pared  to 


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Each  number  of  the  VEW  YORK  WEEKLY  contains 
Several  Beautiful  nicstrations.  Double  Uia  Amount  of 
Reading  Matter  of  any  paper  of  its  class,  &«"!  the 
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writers  of  America  ani  Europe.    The 

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does  not  confine  iU  uiwfulness  to  amusement,  but  pub- 
lishes a  great  quantit  ?  of  reaUy  Instructive  Matter,  in 
the  most  condensed  form.    The 

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have  attained  a  high  repuUUon  for  their  brevity,  excel 
lence  and  oerrectnesii. 

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hail 
and 
baldness.  Free 
substances  which 
make  some  preparations  dangerous,  and 
injurious  to  the  hair,  the  Vigor  can 
only  benefit  but  not  harm  it.  If  wanted 
merely  for  a 

HAIR  DRESSING, 

nothing  else  can  be  found  fo  desirable. 
Containing  neither  oil   nor  dye.  it  does 
not   soil  white   cambric,    and    yet  lasl 
long  on  the  hair,  giving  it  a  rich,  glossy 
lustre  and  a  grateful  perfume. 

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Pjuoiical  and  Analytical  Ouemibts, 

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DR„  WHITTIER. 


AKl.',ULAR  OHAl>n>TK  OF  MKDIOINK 
as  diploma  at  offlo».will  Know.  &»a  I'M'"  "".^K" 
.»nga«etl  in  the  treatment  of  Venereal.  8«°»' '""'' 
PrivaU  Diseases  than  any  othor  physician  in 


i.onis. 

Syphilis,   Gonorrhea.  --,  .-         „.        „  .-^ 

Ueraia.^d  Rupture,  all  tfriuary   DisPases  an(^ 

.^J■•pbilltir^  or  Mercurial  Atftictiona  of  tbe   1  .^I'-si. 


KIOHMoNP,  IJID. 
UcrCB  AKcHOU 


Uealere  in  heavy  grades  of  Genume 

fcOLTWO  CLOTH.  *C.  

"^r^^niToiiirn^HableCare  for  Dyweiniia 

I'hey  alleviate  more  agony  and  silent 


Agents 

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condition.  We  employ  no  general  agents,  l'"'-  "ffer 
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four  weeks.  Sample  copy  forwarded.  i>oBt  paid,  on 
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AN 


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Sent  on  trial. 


EPILEPSY 

Those  haTlnK  friends  afHote-l  "•  •^PA'.^'^-i?-*!*' 
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P-N'JK.S  aac*  TkaTLlIONIAlJJ,  wticli   wi-l  oonvir<e 
Sftm^t  skeptical  cf  the  OUBASIUTY  of  tho  U.'? 
RASK     Addre-^  ^^^^^  LOOK  BOW.  MD^ 

80  Oreat  .Jones  81..  N.  Y.  OUf 


i:NttIVALl.ED     LITERARY     TAPER 

IS  THE 

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Each  issue  contains  from  EIGHT  to  TEN  STORIES 
and  SKETCHES,  i.nd  HALF  A  DOZEN  POEMS,  in 
ADDITION  to  the  SIX  SERIAL  STORIES  and  the 
VARIED  DEPARTMENTS. 

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Kightcopies Twenty  Dollars. 

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clubs  can  afterward  add  single  copies  at  $2.60  each. 
STllEET  A  SMITH,  Proprietors, 

No.  55  Fulton  street,  N.  Y. 


r-  -.tarer  years,  or  other  c«  iBeB,a.id  which  P'?9'*<>f 
,.,  •;  •  thVfoUoVing  eifcotz,  as  noctnrual  «'>'^»?n»- 
uc  .  :  f,  debaity,di.izioe8B,  dimness  of  Bighw,  v^n 

tvlion  of'ideli,  evil  fore'^odir.re,  "f^'^'jj^^^'i''^' 
o.  tenialee,loaB  0/  memon  and  senia!  Pow"»t"»^f |° 

.:erii!g  marriage  improp-.c,  *r<*  >:"™*",*Pi;7f°'tl.. 
I ,  e  Doctor's opportnm/.eeinhoBpitalandpr  vale 

pracLic*  are  nnsarpaaeed  in  W.  lotus  or  aayctcer 
^ity.'ifeck  flU.s  ot  KU  Louis  pepers  p»ve  that  be  bw 
;.een  locatAd  there  longer  by  y«»«.  than  ">»  o"'^" 
ii.!v.rt  s.r.K  The  esUbliahmeat. library, lii.xr6ior. 
Tot  »:  ;^  Stment«tte  tuirivWle  J  \t>  t-.c  ^esl.  .Y'sur- 
»L' W  aaywhere.  Age, witb  o-X!*r,'.^n.  ?,  eta  are- 
1I*:  ^^Cdthldoctor  can  refer  to  many  ptivs.c.anE 
f  irvcxT-out  tbeeonntry.  In  past  cu.ui-rji-Rna  .ree 
I,  t  -^iFition  heet*ncl8  withont  a  coir p«t. tor. 
TJi*  Writlnarsof  a  Phy  Klein u  « hone  rrpu- 

taileii  I»  Unl9"'-wl*l«  •'»«»**^  •*• 
vrorta  rcarflnc. 

Uno-roK  Warrxnw    ^ubUsBes    a  "'^'^'9^^ 

P.J  ^'  l-iii.l' T  reiatiu«  toTsnerea)  diseaws  anala»• 
J.Kh6troM»nd  yariid  oocs«in«ncesof  self  aon^, 
tuiat  wiU  be  s«nt  to  any  artdrcM  >o  a  eea.i-d  envelope 

(or  two  stamps.  V.  any  physiciaps  '°t.'V^"';f. ^-'^V, '  Lt 
^lUc  doctor  after  roading  ,1"^  ."ledicsi  piimpliW. 
.-!jix,mQrioftfloi»  conCdential     A  friendly  Ulk  will 
Tbt  yo.i  nothing.    UCioe  cttutrel,  yet  reUrod    i»c. 
,17  yt.  C>iM)ft  Btreot,  St.  l,onia  Mo. 


USK 


J.  R.  Lawrence  k  Go.'s 


NO  HUMBUG 


PATENT 


forever, 
suffering  than 


BUILDING 


'^^Senevel^Tn'own  means  fail^  to 

ndigestion  can  resist  their 


hopelese  cases,  when  every  I 
relief. 

No  form  of  Dyspepsia  or 
penetrating  power. 

DR.  WISHART'S 

PINE  TREE  TAR  CORDIAL 

,t  IS  the  vital  principle  of  ;hefJ-Treo.^obta.n^^^ 
.  peculiar  proce«  in  tWiUa^nf  ,^  ,„^,^^ 


nv  ^KNlllNt* 


tiii  d.-i  <;et«th, 

as  and  hair,  yon  will 


its  highest  medicinal  P"'P«";i~-l'„;.I^,ho  appetite.     It 
rates  the  digestive  oreanswdrertoreetno^^P^  ^^^  ^^ 

„„.ionwh.;hS„o^.abroe^^^^^^^^ 

lungs.     •««.'^«V'„"„y'rnd"^^^t%S^^^         to  each 

levingpai 

r  years  of 
.Vo«e7ea  to  «h«,-tllo^ -T.ee"n^r.'if  the-tKitient  ha- 
*P®Ji  ...-..«,#  tn  the  means  of  c\ 


niption  wnicu  ■?\'"'"'-l,;h  ,,„„,, he  air  paswiges oi  wi" 
the  mucus  or  phlegm  '»j"^,^JV'P!,,  „i^„  thTimtated 
lungs.  Its  healing  P"°"«L%ff,p  cnctrstiiig  to  each 
surrace  of  the  Lungs  »nf,  T^'i^^XmgmiUnunation. 
disea^-d  Pa-^,">>'«' ».°£^^  rtn<&  and  ex^riment.  and  it 
U  1,  the  result  of  yoa«  of  vJ^M^-Yr""!.'""^.!^ 

-rr^^»tt'i=tttrm;^i^' 

t.„.«-P.ion    of   .Ue    I-HR.,    cough,     sore 

Throat  and  Brea«t,  Bronchlti«,  Liver 

complaint.   Blind   and   Bleedinu 

Pile*.    A«thnia,  .Whooping 

C'ouKh.  IVipthcria,  *.■«•• 


FOR 

SHEATHING,'  ROOFING, 

Or  in  place  o( 

PLASTERING. 

Its  cost  is  so  trifling  that  an  ordinmry  house  can  be 
covered  on  all  sides  for  less  tnan 

TEN   DOLLARS. 

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A  Musical  Box  for  Two  Dollars. 

ra^IIE  FRENCH  (JREATSENNATIOX    Eight 

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deci!i  1  y 


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bemed^ 


FARMER'S  HELPER 

C2HOWSHOWTODOUHLE  THE  PHOFITS  OF 
»5  THE  FAKM,  and  how  faricers  and  their  sons  can 
each  make 

$100  miL  zmoNXB 

In  Winter.  lu,"i)Cicopi9S  will  be  mailed  fr*e  to  farmera 
8end  naro*  and  addre'S  t-»  „  .  . 

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^AND  THE 


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AOENTS  FOB 


A  medical 
m.ia,   devotes 


„.ert.  boldin.honor.blc  co'le^i^"  ^^'f 
,   hi^.  entire  time  Wj°!,  «.^'t™,h  him  are 


£S;'l^"r;^-!^"frfg'^.^oToVh'e*^^^^^^^^^^ 

offered  by  no  other  institution  in 

part  of  the  country,  j~~—.  - 
-'l'l>«P-"P^i^.-i?I*?K'J:r.^VaL?{ha^pe  of  Drafts 


wheee  services 
This  opportunity  is 

the  country.  _.       ,  asking  advice. 

idedto 
convenient."S,n^iU^c;s"sho-uldUkeiha  shape 

or  Poet  qmc.  P^«'.?,^^„erican  Dyspepsia  Pills,  $1  a  box. 


letter,  from  any  part  o*  |he  ^.<«°!S;;, 


Where 


Tar  Cordial,  *L50  a 


Price  of  Wlshart' s  i 

^^  'oT'wurart'.'"plnrT^ 
b,iaror  $ir ^?  do.on     Sent  by  expre^ 

.  AU  communication,  "^o^l^^fif^drw^ 

No  332  North  Second  St., 
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f/efore  Ihthniblif'  /on/^rioi/ffh  fo 

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In  the  Boandlr««  \Vc  r   nnd  Hunny  JJnnih. 

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derful  j.ropreis  an-t  great  resources  of  the  co-jntry 
New,  ^resh,  interesting  atd  popular.  One  vclnm* 
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Every  Family  «n  'b*  ««'°o^'l°'"****  °°*,  ,^„w.. 

it  knits  •veiylhing  from  a  mitten  to  a  blanHet. 

A  5h  Id,  UrJars  oTd,  can  learn  to  work  «  •=  »°  ^''^:-  . 
It  isopwated  the  same  as  a  sewing  machine,  by  band 

It  us^b^one  needle,  an    i»  the  perfection  of  beanty 

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ITt!  Broadway.  New  York. 
ERVOrs  .\>D  RHEi;- 

matic  sufferers  itoxa  early 
mdisc  ret  ions  should  not  fail  to 
consult,  coutidentialiy.  Dr  -Mc 
Namara,at  <M  and  AiAIaeon  St.. 
Milwaukee.  Me  ha^  remedies 
viuh  the  aid  of  electricity  that 
will  stop  th.Me  nightly  emissions  . 
bnild  up  the  nervous  system,  re 
store  the  sexual  powers  to  their 
lull  vi/for.  and  the  mmd  to 
Its  ordinary  cheerfulness  and 
strength  The  Doctor's  skUl  an 
Venereal  Chsoasca^  cannot  be  c»_ 
celled  in  the  heahng  art.  Special 
of  WOMKN.  lebw-lv 


C^iJitTTfiifn^o  odurgrm 
^odi/wfijf^t  li/ipn. 
MiBCommimded  »po\ 
principl^fthppuresi 


"Wft 


mciontific 
i]n>rivdient& 
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n»^1nost^i 

prtniExtrh^is  itsodorMeltght/id. 


^IhiogptKlimci 


TESTiMONiALs  n/inostiht/ioidnitTii 

Ifrmi  fn^glippTi  ifnpekskivbuttlui 

AMliHO^/yi  is  too  uWlhioirnto 


attention  peid  to 


TOWLE'S  PATENT 

Grade  Jc  Draiiiajfe  l.«vt  1,  Ti  itv  only  $1'). 

-  very  Farmer  nee.ls  one.  Every  School  should  h»v^ 
rae  }<o  b-n«iueor  requ  red  to  iay  out  voids.  w*lk«oi 
waterxourW.  Will  eltabhal.  levels  «er  (oundwioo 
ZllU^^dgei  ni*de  ground,  *c.  It  is  eif^rasiy  «ro 
pietkdtSifS^STl  toaeyaddr**  on  rec*.pt  of 
trice.  Deecr  ptive  circulars,  with  cntt,  free. 
MAMiLtON  K  TOWLK,  Civ4  Fng-neer. 

Md  Special  Koropean  Patent  Sol.c-tor, 
*^        17h  BKOADW»y,  N«w  Yo»«. 


neuQr 


•\SOLD  B       , 

■BOTTLE. 


FOWLE'S  I 

PILE  AKD  HUMOR  CURE.  \ 

TUI'.  only  perfect  core  fc*  PILES,  of  all  kinls,  Ala 
Li  FBOBi,  .SCHfiruLA,  SALT  IlHKCM,  »nd  all  dis 
e*«esi,f  the  Sk'k  and  Bi/)od.    iD'emul  and  externa:  , 
nee.    K.ntireiy  vegetable.    UsmI  in  tbe  Uoepltala  of  the  i 
Old  and  New  World,    in  oaaeof  failure,  I  aithorif*  al    , 
dealers  to  refund  the  mcnoy  acd  charge  it  back  to  rue. 
No  f  -ilnree  for  over   ten  years.     Prepared  by  H.  D 
FOWLH.  fJhemist,  Boston,   Mass,    ftl  a  bottle.    Bolt*  , 
eTe^yw^«^l•^!     Snnd  for  l.'irjulars  free.     ' 

THE  .^lAGIC  «  OiJIB  will  change  any  M>iored  ' 
hair  or  r.earrt  to  a  penraneot  B.ack  or  Brown.  ' 
One  t-;omb  sent  1  y  mail  for  *1.  For  sale  by  Merohanto  , 
and  i>raRKists  generally.    Addrens  MaOIC  Lokb  CO.,  ' 

Sprintfiel  1.  Mass. \ 

AOENTS  WANTED  FOR  ' 

Daris  by  Sunlight 
'    and  Gaslight 

A    WORK    descriptive    of     the     >IY^sTER^E.S.  ' 

VIRTUES,    VICE.**,  SPI.ENDOR8    and 

CRI.IIES  of  the  CITY'  OF  FARI.S. 

It  tells  how  Parishes  become  the  Gayest   and  most 
Beautiful  City  in  the  world ;  how  its  Beauty  and  Splen 
dor  are  purchased  at  a  fearful  cost  of  Misery  and  Suffer 
ing   how  visitors  are  Swindled  by  Profe8sion.il  Adven 
torers'    how  Virtue   and   Vice   go  arm  in  arm  in  the 
Beautiful  City .  how  the  most  Feart'ul  Crimes  are  com 
mitted  and  concealed ;  how  money  is  squandered  in  use-  [ 
lees  luxury    and  contains  over  loO  tine  Engravings  of 
noted  Places.   Life   and  Scenes  iu   Paris.    Canvassing 
book,  sent  free.j^Addre^^^  PUBLLSHING  CO., 

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STANDARD  PREPARATIONS. 

ROCKY  MOUNTAIN  BITTERS. 

A  ver)-  superior  rer^latinB  Tonic,  imparting  vigor  and 
strength  to  the  constitution  -a  thorough 

PURIFIER  OF  THE    BI^OOO. 
a  regulator  of  nervous  force,  and  a  powerful  sustainer 
of  health  against  thi-  encroachments  ot  disease. 

The  invafid  and  tho  convalescing  seeking  restoration, 
and  yearning  for  the  healing  virtues  of  some  magic 
Balm  will  find  in  the^o  Litters  a  hidden  mysterious 
power  which  ciuictly  rentiires.  ycl  refuses  to  reveal 
to  the  senses  anything  but  taste  and  color 

It  is  a  pleasant  Bitter,  free  from  all  nausoous  proper 

ties  or  odor,  entirely  vegetable,  being  mainly  grown  at 

the  base  of  the  mountains  from  which  thoy  derive  their 

name  and  is  particularU'  adapted  to  all  forms  of 

DYSPEPSIA   OR  INDMiESTION, 

manifesting   themselves  by  the  follovring   symptoms : 
"■»         .  -^.  . <  i< Low  bpints, 

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Because 

After   years   of 

and   trial   they 

proven  to  be   a 

for  Dyspepsia  and  Indiges 

tion. 


experience 

have   been 

sure   cure 


Why 

Is  it  that  Physicians  u>3e 
and  recommend  Dr.  Ro- 
back's Sugar-coated  151«haI 
Pills? 


Because 

They  know  the  ingredients 
of  which  they  are  made. 

wiiy 

Are  Dr.  Roback's  Blood 
Purifier  and  Blood  Pills 
the  best  remedies  taken  to- 
gether for  the  cure  of  :ill 
diseases  of  the  bloods 


Because 

The  Blood  Purifier  is  the 
only  article  in  the  market 
which  contains  the  celebrated 
costly  Drugs  imported  ex- 
pressly from  Sweden  for  its 
manufacture,  and  the  Pills 
contain  the  active  principle 
of  Podophyllum  (Mandrake 
Root,)  and  is  a  substitute 
for  Mercury. 

'  Why 

Are  Dr.  C.  W.  Roback's 
Stomach  Bitters,  Blood  Pu- 
rifier and  Blood  Pills  the 
three  greatest  remedies  the 
woi.'   has  ever  known? 


Because 

After  eleven  years'  experi- 
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increased  each  and  every 
year,  and  thousands  of  let- 
ters (unsolicited)  of  the  re- 
markable cures  they  have 
performed  bear  witness. 
Read  the  letters  in  L<n-u 
Column  of  cures  by  thest 
medicines. 


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OMEN  of  New  York; 

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City.     Tlic  ►ir.s  <f iv<-y  il^-.  <1  ii"CiclyT:\ 
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VleadacheiNervousnese,  Ixies of  Memory,  ~~-  -^ 

Giddiness.  Dimness  of  .Sight,  Dullness  of  Hearing  an 

Ringing  Noises  in  tho   Fars.  l-.ructations  or  Belching 

of  Wind,  Tightness  of  Breathing,  Weight  and  Opprei 

sion  of  the  Chest,  Uneasy  I  eeling  about  the  Heart, 

Palpitation,  Ac,  4c.  ^.       ,         ,  ^.      «..j 

Also  for  Liver  Diseases.  Disorders  of  the  Kidneys, 
Restlessness  and  Loes  of  Aluscular  Power,  these  Bitters 
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FEVER  AND  A«;UE, 
or  a  restorer  of  the  natural  power  of  the  system  when 
broken  down  by  continued  ague  attacks  it  has  no  equal. 

Being  stimufaUng  bat  not  intoxicating)  ihev  relresh 
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Otis  engravings,  and  c^mtains  valuable  information  for 
thoee  who  are  married  or  contemplate  marriaie,  still  it 
is  a  bc<ik  that  ought  to  be  kept  under  lock  and  key,  and 
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In  public  papers,  or  using  any    Q-taek  remodUt,  peruse 
Dr  E-Jtts'  work,  no  matter  what  yotir  disease  is,  or  how 
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ALLCOCK'S   POROUS    PLASTER 

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culation  and  as  a  snpport^-a  sort  of  eitra  skio— ia  al 
muBCdlar  and  nervous  »»lBS,wbetherof  tbemde.  head, 
kidneys,  or  back ;  and  In  seiatlca  they  should  be  applle 
at  oDce     They  are  now  widely  used  in  hospitals,  both 
in  America  and  Enrope,  and  approved  by  all  phyel. 
clans.    Tber  give  iir mediate  relief  lo  Lnmbago.aswell 
a«  in  pains  of  the  side  and  back,  whetb»r  they  proeaed 
from  weakness,  fatixoe,  or  other  eauaes. 

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Messrs.  At.LOOOK  A  CO..  Sing  8in« : 

Gentlemek- Your  Plas^srs  have  wonderful  quail-- 
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and  kidney  affections  their  aprlicailon  it  equally  soe- 
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my  left  kidney.  I  was  in  agony  fot  twanty-toar  hour*. 
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s-Kin  bfgan  to  abate,  aud  In  the  cou'se  of  a  few  hours 
was  entirely  removed,  I  tend  you  this  that  you  may 
pubiis'Q  It  If  rod  think  well.    I  am  yours, 

A.  D.  FAILING. 
Proprietor  of  the  ^  eaalde  House. 

NbwYobx    «ngu(t  ia.  l^rM. 
TBoMaS  ALLCOCK  A  Co..  Sing  Mot 

For  years  I  have  saflered  from  tnlisinmsHen  of  the 
kldccys.  my  phyMclaas  give  me  Utila  relief,   and  1 
m.>ve.l  about  Hka  an  old  mas, bent  down  by  rears  ot 
Buffering.    Atleagtbysur  Porous  Planters  were  reoom 
meaded  to  me     I  applied  one  to  raoh  kidney,  aod  tfce 
reuel  was  Immediate;  I  wore  them  for  thiny  days, 
when  my  back  and  kidneys  ware  perfectly  wed,  and  I 
was  once  uor^>le  to  walk  erect  I  tHiok  tke  hAlfof  the 
virtues  of  soar  PUaters  yet  rem  aio  to  t>e  told ,  but  sbOBi 
any  one  wish  to  hear  thereof  1  tball  be  pleased 
tsU  of  my  sxperiance.    I  am  yonrs,  tespsetlally , 
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MloTEij  ooliars,  irrespective  ot  value,  for  lu  deUscs. 
Hothlagcao  be  lost  by  this  isvsstiaent.  as  no  arttele 
ia  oar  stock  is  worth  leas  than  the  mooey  ssKad.  wtlSe 
tbe  borer  may  o.'>taia  a  Wateh  worth  7(u  doUara  t^ir 
eolanfiee  ;  Ju  t  tcr  ea  oaee  bafora  hastflr* 
lac  ea.  Address  MlrTHKLnf  A  \*)..  a 
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Liberty,  Literature  and  Land. 


Teems  t  $2:00  a  Year  in  Advance. 


VOL.  Vn.    NO.  10. 


WINNEBAGO  CITY,  MINN.,  WEDNESDAY,  DECEMBER  29,  1869. 


WHOLE  NO.  322. 


Selected  IHiscellanQ. 


KPITHAl.AMIl'J»«. 

■T  OBOKuK  a.   ii'TDtM. 

Rlugforthe  b*aati(ul  >  ki.ol  . 

A  knell  for  tlie  youDj?  and  f lir, 
Who  starts  to  the  soun.l  ot  her  tnaniktie  bell 

On  aiifi--l"'>">'  walk  with  (K-npair, 
8wliij{  ami  itfs.'  '"  ymr belfry  lugb. 
Llanior.  O  bel;»,  to  the  wnny  Uy, 

But  your  voicea  are  knel'.s, 

Aii'l'the  pean  thai  KWi'lla 
Uonty  a  mocking  le  ! 

Ye  should  Hios;  of  joy.  bat  in  tonp«  rao«t  olaar 
Ye  are  shouting  far  to  the  iistenio*;  etr, 
SkIiI  !  f>ACl !  sola  I 
Sold  for  a  million  of  lU-gojt*  n  gold  I 

A  IbooMiidayMare  agnpe  to  see 

The  gUtlMtag  ourtrg.'  paae. 
But  the  eweet  t^rldt-  wjlketh  wearily, 

And  her  eje*  tiiey  are  ■luo,  aUw  I 
Hand,  not  heart.  In  the  giit  »he  brlOKS, 
Daty.  not  love,  iit  thn  etraln  ah>>  slug*. 

And  her  vl^iuna  are  traatiht. 

With  bauk<^HiiKtUui))^kt 
And  dir- fnl  Ima*ri<'>nu3: 

Her  hsart  shouid  be  ught.  bat  its  beat  la  alow, 
SobbluK  and  throbbinit.  i«atl  and  low- 
So  d!  suldt  soldi 
Sold  for  a  mUllon  of  gil  tertng  gold  I 

OratiKe  flowers  In  aer  sbiuiDx  h  ^Ir, 

H»lf  concealed  by  gi.a-«amer  boe; 
OU,  she  !a  lovely  boyi>'-:i  <  ompare, 

Frvsh  ami  sweet  is  h  r  iitnlsU  face; 
Stariy  Jr-wela  nn  h:iiid  ami  bre»i»t, 
Oema  of  the  oriout,  «old  of  the  Weat, 

IngllKiuirrini;  plu; 

Seein.  iauxh-.nx.  to  ray 
••  Wt  arr  thi  pru€  nj  unrttt." 
I      But  tijeaongU 'Uiig  anil  the  rite  is  rea>i 

The  pageant  ovtr:  the  vows  are  said — 
Sold!  sold!  8o:dI 

Sold  for  a  million  of  p«  ri«hi   g  Kold  t 


now  another  element  haa  been  brought  to  j 
play.  There  is  no  doubt  bat  that  th«  Ecu-  j 
meuical  Council  will  take  action  on  this 

Juestion,  and  that  both  in  England  and  11 
reland  the  "thunders  of  the  Church"  will 
be  eroked  against  all  parents  who  send 
their  children  to  schools  at  which  religion 
forma  no  part  of  the- teaching.  At  a  large 
meeting  of  Roman  Catholics,  heldUnt  week 
at  Biroiiugham,  the  Earl  of  Denbigh,  u 
leading  man  among  the  Catholics  of  this 
counuy,  declared  that  he  would  rather  see 
children  sent  to  schools  where  Protestant- 
ism waa4aught  than  to  schools  where  no 
religion  at  all  was  inculcated;  and  the  meet- 
ing, of  which  the  "  ^  ..  ■  • 
of  the  place  was 
heartilv  when  he  made  this  remark. 


FARM,  GARDEN  ASD   HOUSEHOLD. 


CONGRESSIONAL  SlMttARY. 


DiTCKiNO  AND  Deaining. -These  im-  SENAXi-Dec  15th. -The  bill  relating  to 
TV)rtant  items  in  farm  maiiHgement cannot  ,  an  Intemat  onal  Industrial  Oonvendon  was  dla- 
U  too  frequently  placed  before  the'.f arming  cussed,  aud  laid  over  for  the  present  -Kellogg  of- 
commanity.  Many  are  detetred  from  un- 
derdraining  on  account  of   the    heavy   ex- 


pense, although  it  may  be  safely  affirmed 
that  the  entire  expense  of  nnderd  raining 
land  is  always  returned  to  the  farmer  in 
the  three  following  crops,  and  often  in  the 
first. 

Tiles  are,  of  coarse,  the  best  means  with 

which  to  form  the  water  way,  but  tiles  are 

,     ...         so  expensiTe  that  they  are  comparatively 

Roman  Catholic  bishop    y^jg  xxmA.     Good  sorviceuble   drains  can 

chairman,   cheered  him  \  ^^  ^j^j^  either  with  lumber,  sawed  for  the 


EDl'LAliO.N  IN  tX.LlND. 

Ignorance  and  Wretcbcdneaa   In  Lon- 
don—The  Scliool  Question. 

We  clip  iho  lollowii>g   piir,\gra|.h  from  a 
London  Utter  to  rhe New  York  Htiald: 

"It  ib  needless  to  inform  any  .\merican 
who  has  Hepu  our  large  towns  iu  England, 
how  fcarlully  we  are  behind  you  in  the 
matter  of  education  for  the  poor.  Ii  any 
American  correspondent  of  an  American 
Diper,  or  any  .\uierio>in  writer  resident  iu 
England,  was  to  walk  down  or  through  a 
single  di-strict  of  a  score  I  could  point  out 
in  London,  and  was  to  give  his  fellow- 
oountrj'men  a  simple  but  titithfal  account 
of  what  he  saw.  £uf;lishmen  would  put 
down  his  words  as  btiug  antiue,  exagger- 
ated, unfair  and  the  like.  And  yet  I  would 
defy  him,  or  any  one  who  was  merely  a 
word  painter,  and  who  nfiver  colored  his 
pictures,  not  to  astoninh  Lis  readers  with 
the  drawing  h«  set  before  them,  f  rovided 
it  was  only  true  to  the  life.  When  I  tell 
you  that  we  have  herf>  in  London  upwards 
of  25.000  '-gntter  children"  who  live  in  the 
streets  who  never  hear  the  name  of  their 
Maker  but  iu  a  blasphemous  oath,  and 
who  have  no  occupation  but  what  they 
make  for  themselves,  no  leaching  but  that  j 
which  educates  them  for  the  prison,  the  I 
reformatory,  tho  thieves  kitchen  and  for 
ultimate  penal  servitude;  when  I  tell  y.ja 
thi.s  us  a  niuiple  statistical  fact  you  will 
hardly  wonder  if  I  8<iy  o<iaeation  for  the 
million  is  Komewbat  needed  m  this  land. 
But  when  I  add  also  as  a  statistical  fact 
that  to  these  '25.000  wanderers  there  is  an 
addition  of  5,tXlO  women  of  bad  character 
under  15  years  of  age,  and  5,000  professed 
theives  of  the  same  tender  years,  you  will 
wonder  now,  with  the  immense  wealth  ot 
London,  (iod  docs  not  visit  us  for  onr  sins  ; 
and  that  this  huge  overgrown  Babylon  ol ; 
bncks  is  not  destroyed  \>y  llim  as  were  the  ! 
cities  of  the  plainl  U;t.s  no  effort  been  j 
made  to  redeem  these  children  ?  Has  no  | 
one,  no  set  of  men  or  women 
foot  an  undertaking  to  tducate  them  in 
some  measjre,  to  teach  them  scnething  of 
honesty  uud  of  thvir  relative  duties  to  God 
and  man  ? 

Efforts  have  not  been  wanting,  but  we  di- 
vide our  forces,  we  will  not  act  together, 
and  so  the  evil  goes  on  and  is 
increasing.  The  established 
Church  has  many  scliool.^  aud  might  have 
the  funds  at  its  disposal  to  have  many 
more.  The  Baptists,  tho  Wesleyans,  and 
the  Roman  Catholics  have  also  their 
schools;  the  latter  the  m..rit  energetic,  and. 
for  the  limit»-d  i  umber  of  thrir  commnni- 
ty,  th«  most  eiB  •'..JUt  of  all.     But  with  the 

freat  many  of  tiie  well  to-do  classes  in 
liiglaud  tliere  is  a  most  naiiccountable  ap- 
athy upon  that  all  important  subject.  Our 
strength  is  divided;  there  is  no  law  by 
which  parents  are  obliged  to  swnd  their  off- 
spring to  school,  and  "from  the  thieves, 
roughs,  and  fallen  women  one  can  only  ex- 
pect that  they  should,  as  they  do,  greatly 
prefer  that  the  children  pick  up  here  a  lit- 
tle and  there  a  little  -by  odd  job<,  by  sell- 
ing matches,  by  thieveug.  and  by  worse— 
which  adds  something,  no  matter  how  lit- 
tle, to  the  general  liinds  of  the  household. 


Plants  iu  Siecpiiii;  R4><>ih8. 

Though  the  air  is  dependent  for  the  re- 
newal of  its  oxygen  on  tne  action  of  the 
I  green  leaves  of  plants,  it  must  not  be  lor- 
I  gotten  that  it  is  only  in  the  presence  and 
'  under  the   stimulus    of   light    that  these 
:  organisms   decompose   carbonic  acid      All 
j  plants,  irrespective  of  their  kind  of  nature, 
;  absorb  oxygen  aud  enhale  carbonic  acid  in 
1  the   dark.     The   quantity  of  noxious  gas 
I  thus  eliminated  is,   however,  exceedingly 
'  small  when  compared  with  the    oxygen 
'thrown  out  during  tho  day.     When  they 
t  are  flowering,   plants  exhale  carbonic  acid 
'  in  considerable  quantity,  and  at  the  same 
time  evolvtt  heat.     In  this  condition,  there- 
fore,   they    resemble    animals    as  regards 
their  relation  to   the  air;  and  a  number  of 
plants  placed  in  a  room  would,  under  these 
I  circumstances,  tend  to  vitiate  the  air. 
I      While   the   phanerogamia.    or  flowering 
'  plants,  depend  on  the  air  almost  entirely 
for  their  supply   of  carbon,  and  are  busy 
during  the  day  in  restoring  to  it  the  oxy- 
gen that    has  been  removed  by  animals, 

■  many  of  the  inferior  crypogramia,  as  the 
'  fungi  and   parasitic   plants,    obtain    their 

nourishment  from  material  that  has  already 
I  been  organized.  They  do  not  absorb  car- 
'  honic  acid,  but  on  the  contrary  they  act 
'  like  animals,  absorbing  oxygen  and  exhal- 
I  iug  carbonic  acid  at  all  limes.     It  is,  there- 

■  fore  evident  that  their  presence  in  a  room 
1  cannot  be  productive  of  good  results. 

Aside  from  the  highly  deleterious  action 
that  plants  may  exert  on  the  atmosphere  of 
;  a  sleeping-room,  by  increasing  the  propor- 
I  tiou  of  carbonic  acid  during  the  night,  there 
'  is  another  and  more  important  objection  to 
'  be  urged    against  their  presence  in  such 
i  "ipartments.     Like  animals,  they  exhale  pe- 
I  culiar  volatile  organic   principles,  which  in 
many  instances  render  the  air  unfit  for  the 
purposes  of  respiration.     Even  in  the  days 
of  Andronicas  this  fact  was  recognized,  for 
he  says,  in  speaking  of  Arabia    Fwlix,  that 
"by  reason  of  myrrh,  fraukincense  aud  hot 
spices  there  growing,  the  air  was  so  obnox 
ions  to  their  brains,    that  the  very  inhabit- 
ants at  some  times  cannot   avoid  its  influ- 
ence."    What    the  ihflaence  on  the  brains 
j  of  the  inhabitants  may  have  been  does  not 
I  at  present  interest  hs:  we  have  only  quoted 
I  thw   statement  to  show  that  long  ago  the 
I  emanations   from  plants  wtre  regarded  as 
I  having  an  influence  on  the  condition  of  the 
I  air;  and,  in  view  of  our  present  ignorance, 
it  wonld  be  wise   to  banish  them  from  oru 
sleeping   apartments,  at  lea»t  until  we  ars 
better  informed  regarding  their  true  prop- 
erties.— Dr.   J.    C    Draper  in  January  Gal- 
I  axy. 


The  radical  party  in  England  propose,  as 
a  remedy  tor  this,  that  an  act  of  Parlia- 
ment should  be  brought  forward  by  which 
rates  i*houid  be  levied  from  all  household- 
ers for  the  payment  of  common  schools; 
that  to  these  common  school^it  should  be 
made  imperative  lor  all  person.^  who  are  too 

Kor  to  educate  their  (  hilJreu  to  send  both 
ys  and  k^tU  of  their  families;  and  that  at 
th«se    schools    no    religious   leaching    be 
either  enforced  or  even  allowed,  so  that  up- ' 
on  the  score  of  diflerent  creeds  no  objection  i 
shouhl  be  raised.     But  to  this  there  is   the 
opposition  of  relitfious  denominations.    The 
Anglicans,  the  Wesleyans  and  the  Cat  ho-  . 
lies  say  alike  that  education   without  relig-  , 
ion  is  worse  than  no  education  at  all.   What  | 
they  demand  is  that  the  scheme,  now  prac- 1 
ticed  on  a  comparatively   ^mall  scale,  and  j 
oalled  the  denominational   system,    should  ; 
be  greatly  enlarged,  and  that  to  each  relig- 
ious  persuasiou   a    ^raut    ot   government 
money  should,  under   ctrtain   restrictions.  ' 
b«  given,  with  which  to  build  schools,  pay 
teachers  and  general  work  out,  under  gov- 
ernment inspection,  a  system  of  education 
upon  a  large  scale. 

The  Roman  C-itholic  Church  in  this 
country  has,  up  to  the  pn^sent  time,  shown 
more  energy,  mora  activity,  and  has  been 
more  successful  iu  its  schools  than  any 
i/ther  denomination.  Aud  the  clergy  as 
well  as  the  laity  of  that  church  are.  more 
than  any  others,  dttcrmined  to  oppose 
anything  like  a  system  of  secular  educa- 
tion. They  say,  •  increase  the  funds  yon 
allow  us;  where  you  have  one  Catholic 
school  eBJoviu«  government  assistance,  we 
will  Mtablish  five  or  six.  if  you  will  only 
est«nd  the  help  yon  give  us.  Then,  if  you 
like,  make  ii  compuUory  upon  all  the 
children  of  onr  taith  to  attend  these 
fchotUs,  and  punish  the  parents  who  don't 
ob«y  your  order." 

The  liberal  press  object  to  this.  Thsv 
say  that  they  >viil  not  pay  any  sect  more 
than  another.     Thev   don't  want  and  will 


A  Brain  Atmosphere. 

A  new  theory  is  propounded  to  show  why 
one  happens  to  think   of    persons   he   has 
not  seen  for  years  just  before  meeting  them. 
A  similar  phenomenon  often  happens  when 
evex  put  on  ;  qq^  ^^^^  impressions  of  the  death  of  friends 
who  may  be  thousands  of  miles  away,  and 
subsequently  learns  that  they  died   at  that 
particular  moment.     A  writer  in  the   Lon- 
don Spectator  thinks  th&t  there  is   a  brain 
atmosphere  extending  through  space,  more 
subtle  than  the  air  or  even   than   the  elec- 
every  year  i  j^^j.  flmj,     \g  th«  nndulatioas   of    the   air 
Epiticopal  I  occasion    sound,    and   the    undulations  of 
the  ether  give    the    impression    «^f    light, 
so     the     undulations         of        this     brain 
atmosphere  may  convey  impressions   be- 
tween sympathetic  minds.     The  theory  is  a 
very  ingenious  one,  and  there  are  certainly 
many  facts  which  it  will  explain  very  satis- 
factorily, but   these  differed. t  atmospheres 
must  be  curiously  constituted,    it  su   many 
different  vibrations,  moving  from  ho  many 
directions,  do  not  interfere  with  one  auo  h- 
tr.     The   theory  of    light,    with   its   hun- 
dred of  millions  of  ethereal  vibrations  every 
second,  through  the  vast  spice  between  the 
earth  and  sun,  or  between  the  earth   and  a 
distant  nebulas,  has  always   been   a   tough 
morsel  for  our  mental  digestion.     The  mas- 
ters of  science  lay  down   the  law,    and  we 
submit,  but  our  faith  is  weak.     And   now 
comes  in  a  new  atmosphere,    with  a  new 
sense  of  motions.     It  is  a  little  too   much 


I  for  us,  we  confess,  and  looks  "aw'  a  mud- 
:  die,"  as  tne  world  did    to    poor  Stephen 
j  Blackwell.     With  vibrations   of  air,    vibia- 
,  tious  of  ether,  vibrations  of  brain  almos- 
I  phere,    and  vibrations   of  electricity,    (we 
;  suppose  that  must  vibrate  too),  things  will 
I  get  mixed  up  badly.     'Tis   no  wonder   m- 
I  sanity  is  increasing,  for  so  many  vibrations 
\  are  enough  to  addle  any  weak  brain,   and 
make  it  difficult   to  distingHish   one   from 
i  tother.     We  must  beg  our  scientific  friends 
!  to  hold  up,  and  keep  their   discoveries   of 
any  more  atmospheres  to  themselves.     We 
shall  be  crushed  under  the  load,  if  the  num- 
I  ber  is  increased.     There  is  a  limit  to  hu- 
man endurance.  —  Frovidence  Journal. 


How  Divorces  are  Obtained. 

A  writer  in  the  New  York  1  elegram  tells 
how  divorces  are  obtained: 

.\  wife,  for  instance,  unrestrained  by  any 
virtuous  ccmpunctions,  has  a  butband 
greatly  her  senior,  in  whom  there  is  an  ab- 
sence of  congeniality,  or  perhaps  imagin- 
ing she  fancies  some  one  else  more,  makes 
application  to  the  ever  complaisant  "di- 
vorce lawyer. "  He  hears  a  statement  of  her 
grivances,  and  promises  her  speedy  relief 
for  a  big  fee. 

Regularly  in  his  employment  are  a  set  of 
vile  creatures  whom,  I  beg  the  sex's  par- 
don, I  must  call  women.  Possessed  of 
some  c*apital  in  the  shape  of  personal  at- 
tractions, but  poorindeedin  virtue,  though 
comelv  to  the  eye,  they  are  patrepcent  in 
their  souls.  They  are  eager  performers  in 
any  act  of  turpitude.  Instructed  minutely 
as  to  the  foibles  and  tollies  of  her 
intended  victim,  she  familiarizes  her- 
self with  his  favorite  haunts,  and  gradoally 
insinuates  herself  into  his  acquaintance. 
Perhaps  she  begins  with  opening  an  appa- 
rent innocent  flirtaticn.  or  by  asking  a 
question,  proper  in  itself.  An  acquaint- 
ance formed,  she  then  inaugurates  a  system 
of  siren-like  blandishments,  artfnllv  weav- 


puriK)se,  into  five  or  six  inch  widths, 
even  with  brush  aud  poles;  in  either  ca.se, 
however,  the  expenses  of  the  drains  nro 
heavy,  and  what  has  its  effects  also,  the 
work  is  hard  aud  disagreeable,  and  where 
the  labor  of  a  farm  depends  on  tho  farmer 
himbelf  or  on  the  members  of  his  family, 
it  is  difficult  to  get  work  of  that  nature  per- 
formed; then  again,  to  dig  drains  properly 
is  a  trade,  and  requires  considerable  ex- 
perience and  special  tools,  the  farmer 
oftea  loses  ten  times  the  value  of  them  in 
a  siu£,le  season. 

Draining  cannot  be  recommended  too 
strongly,  but  where  draining  cannot  be 
done,  ditching  can,  and  this  is  the  second 
best  thing.  Pew  farms  require  ditches  of 
more  than  two  feet  deep  from  the  adjoining 
level,  aud  where  ditches  are  not  deeper 
than  that,  the  entire  work  can  be  done 
with  the  plow  and  the  road  scraper,  thus 
putting  the  hard  labor  on  the  horses  and 
not  .in  the  men,  and  rendering  the  task  an 
easy  one. 

If  water  is  got  off  tho  land  quickly  in 
the  spring  when  the  snows  melt,  the  land 
is  never  wet  during  the  subsequtnt  season; 
whereas,  if  the  winter's  rain  and  snow  are 
allowed  to  lodge  on  the  ground,  and  soak 
away,  it  puts  the  crop  back  for  a  considera- 
ble time,  renders  the  land  cold  aud  sour, 
and  throws  the  earliest  aud  best  sown  fall 
wheat  into  the  midge  season.  Where  a 
field  is  wet  or  flat  there  ought  to  be  a  ditch 
all  around  it,  the  earth  thrown  out  by  the 
plow  in  forming  it  on  one  side  being  made 
up  into  a  bank  for  the  fence,  and  on  the 
other,  spread  otit  on  the  adjoining  land  as 
evenly  as  possible,  and  so  as  to  prevent  the 
water  from  forming  a  lodgment.  For  form- 
ing such  ditches  as  these  nothing  can  be 
better  than  the  plow;  nothing  moves  earth 
so  fast  or  so  cheaply,  and  by  proper  man- 
agement the  greatest  portion  of  the  earth 
in  the  future  ditch  never  requires  touching 
with  any  other  implement.  When  the 
earth  can  no  longer  be  profitably  heaved 
out  of  the  ditch  with  the  plow,  that  imple- 
ment should  be  used,  without  a  mold-board 
to  loosen  tho  soil,  and  the  earth  so  moved 
carried  out  of  the  ditch  on  the  adjoining 
land  with  the  road  scraper.  No  ditch  ought 
to  be  of  less  width  at  the  bottom  th^n  the 
ordinary  road  scraper;  if  it  is,  the  poach- 
ing of  cattle  searching  for  water  and  tread- 
ing down  the  banks,  soon  fills  it  up.— Can- 
ada Farmer. 

Fabm  Waom  Must  coub  Down. — 
"The  laborer  is  worthy  of  his  hire,"  and 
we  are  decidedly  in  favor  of  paying  all 
good,  faithful  workers  the  highest  wages 
that  can  possibly  be  afforded.  The  farm 
cannot  pay  beyond  a  reasonable  j)er  cent- 
age  of  its  products  for  workmen.  The  cost 
for  freightage  and  other  marketing  expenses 
is  about  the  same  for  wheat  at  75c  per 
bushel  as  for  that  sold  at  $1.50.  But  mak- 
ing ne  allowance  f.)r  this,  let  us  reckon  the 
wages  of  laborers  in  wheat  or  other  pro- 
duce which  he  must  buy  for  bis  family. 
Suppose  we  put  the  wages  of  good  work 
men  at  four  bushels  of  waeat  per  week 
with  board,  or  five  aud  a  half  without 
board.  This,  with  wheat  at  $1.50  per 
bushel,  is  $25.00  or  $34.37  per  month,  if 
the  employer  sells  his  wheat  and  pays 
money.  Is  it  just  that  be  should  piay  the 
same  money  wages  when  his  wheat  brings 
only  75?  The  plain  truth  is  ho  cannot 
afford  it  He  cannot  give  eight  or  eleven 
bushels  of  wheat  for  a  wedtVl  wark. 

If  the  laborer  could  feed  his  family  two 
years  ago  on   four  bushels  ot  wheat  per 
week,  he  can  get  along  on  less  than  double  ! 
the  quantity  now,    while   the  employer  is  j 
straiKhtwned  for  the  means  to  pay  interest,  , 
purchase  machinery  or  implemeais,  stot^'k,  ' 
etc.     If  laborers   do  not  appreciate  these  • 
1  icts,    aud    moderate    their  demands  ac-  ; 
cordingly,  farmers  will,  from  absoluls  ntces- 1 
sUy,  be  compelled   to  shorten   sail,  aud  a  ! 
large  number   of  laborers  will  be  thrown  | 
out  of  employment.     Evciy  farmer   will,  ; 
of  course,  do  the  best  he  can  to  retain  his  ' 
well-tried  men,  and  to  keep  some  improve- ' 
ments  going  on.     By  the    way,    wa  wonld 
like  to  receive   from  onr  readers  in  differ-  ' 
ent  parts  of  ihe  country,    statements  as  to 
the    number    of   bushels  of  wheat,  and  of ! 
com  also,  that  have  been  equivalent  to  the 
average    wages    of  farm  Lands,  with  and 
without  board,  during    each  of    the  years 
1865,  18G7  and  1869;  we  refer  to  men  em-  , 
ployed   by  the    month    during   the  entire  [ 
year. — American  Acjriculturist. 

A  Bushel  o»  Wheat  fob  a  Pound  of  But*  | 
TEB. — In  some  of  the  interior  places  of  our  i 
state  we  learn  that  wheat  is  down  to  forty- 1 
five  cents  per  bushel,  while  in  St.  Paul  a 
good  article  of  butter  sells  readily  at  retail 
for  the  same  price.  After  paying  harvest 
hands  from  two  to  three  dollars  a  day  there 
is  but  little  left  tor  the  farmer  who  raises 
the  great  staple,  after  deducting  price  of 
seed,  threshing.  Ac.  The  expense  of  mar- 
keting is  decidedly  in  lavor  of  dairy  pro- 
ducts, since  the  forty-five  cents'  worth  ol 
wheat  weighs  some  sixty  times  as  much  as 
the  batter.  Here  is  another  argument  in 
favor  of  mixed  husbandry,  inste.id  of  tdl 
going  into  one  kind  of  crop  untu  the  mar- 
ket  13  completely  over-stocked.  If  our 
farmers  had  raised  only  half  as  much  wheat 
and  a  good  oop  of  batter,  cheese,  pork, 
and  beef,  to  say  nothing  of  the  great  varie 
ty  of  little  things  that  bring  the  cash,  there 
would  have  been  four  times  the  money 
saved  this  year,  as  the  wheat  would  h-ive 
brought  double  the  price,  with  one-half  the 
cosi.~St.  Paul  Presn. 

Beet  SuoaR  in  WiscoNSi^f.  — The  Fond 
da  Lac,  Wis.,  Commonwealth  gives  a  des- 
cription of  the  Beet  Sugar  Manufactory  of 
Messrs.  Bonesteel  &  Otto,  in  that  city.  It 
appears  that  Mr.  Otto  has  been  foreman  of 


fered  a  resolution,  which  was  aarced  to,  directing 
the  CointcKteeoncommorce  to  inqul;'e  Into  the  ex- 
pedieu.yof  repealing  tho  Uws  n  latire  to  the  d!a- 
tributioii  of  fines  aiut  penalties  iiicuired  under  the 
ciiatoua  lawfi;  aud  aJso  for  liu'roasiiiK  the  salaries 
of  CO  lectors,  stirve>or»  aud  naval  offlc>-rs  at  the 
prlLcipal  p'.rta.— The  Senate  c  ncturcd  iu  the  House 
ri-Boliition  to  adjourn  from  the  22d  Instant  to  the 
5th  proximo.— Browiilow  occupied  i  half  hour  in 
per^oual  explanation  of  hi«  course  la  the  Tenues- 
Hue  cauvaiis.  Ue  heartily  suppurteO  tho  admiuis- 
tnitlon,  aud  was  not  iu  lavor  of  Andrew  Johnson 
for  Senator. — C'arpenicr  called  up  liis  reaolutlon 
declaring  that  th  -  Spanish  RUnboati  should  not 
be  pirraltted  to  depart.  He  art^ued  that  their 
or  1  detention  would  bn  the  only  couise  consistent 
with  our  avowed  neutrality.  .Mr.  Sumner  (ok  a 
conirriry  view,  aud  thought  h<j  or  th<i  Senator  from 
Wiscondin  misaiprohciided  the  staiute  on  tbe  sub- 
ject ■  Coiisiderable  discasaion  foil  jwed  on  the 
question,  pa.  ticipated  in  by  c'arp«i.Hr.  Sumner. 
Howard  aud  01  hers.  >'o  action  was  taken  ou  tlie 
resoluti.'n.— The  joint  resolution  reiiuhiting  hourii 
of  labor  by  Kovemmeut  employes  W4S  taken  up. 
Morrill  moved  an  amendment  repe.iling  the  act 
making  8  hours  a  day's  work,  which  ho  snpported 
iu  a  long  speech,  doolniinj  that  as  u'vn  act  ouly  ap- 
plied to  men  .n  the  servico  of  tne  goverumeut  it 
was  anU-republican,  aud  offensive  to  all  laboring 
men. 

House— ProRser  introduced  ti  bill  to  pro- 
vide for  specie  payments;  Clarke,  a  leeolntion  that 
public  lands  should  be  open  to  srttlompnt  as  soon 
as  the  Indian  title  was  extinculshed  ;  Con;;er,  one 
instructing  the  Committee  on  Comraerco  in  rela- 
tion to  the  establishment  of  a  harbor  of  ri-fuije  on 
the  shore  of  Lakr)  Hur.m,  Between  P 'int  au 
Barques  and  Ihe  St.  Clair  liver.  Adopted.  Djer 
iutroduct-dabillincreihiiig  tax  on  National  baulcs; 
HQge,  ofr.-red  a  resolutiou  looking  t)  inquiry  luto 
•he  vvondaie  Mine  diHastor.  The  House  «h"n  took 
up  the  Census  bill.  The  amendment  requiring  the 
collection  of  sti  isUcs  on  bonds  held  by  corpora- 
tions and  individuals  was  reJMttied,  and  the  amend- 
ment of  Garfluld  adopted.  Jei.ckes  moved  to  i-trlke 
out  the  Agricultural  schedule;  rejeited.  The  bill 
was  then  reported  to  the  House.  Tho  amendment 
for  the  coUeciion  of  social  sutlatics   ivas  agreed  to. 

Senate— Dec.  16th. — Wilson  offered  a 
resolution,  which  was  adopted,  looking  to  the  pro- 
tection of  public  meetlnt^s  In  the  District  of  Colum- 
bia.—Thurman,  a  resolution  of  Inciuiry  as  to  the 
(lestgnn  of  the  United  States  In  tl  e  Terger  case, 
wblch  wentover.—Ccoper  introduced  a  Joint  reso- 
lution to  clo.so  the  account  of  JoLn  Vt'.  Forney,  late 
Secretary  of  the  Senate,  which  wa«  adopt  d  after 
explaiialloii  by  Cameron,  in  which  he  stid  the  ac- 
counts of  Forney  had  bven  fairly  sdjust-  d.— The 
Georgi.i  reconetructioi.  bill  was  taken  up,  and  dis- 
cussed at  length,  witliov.t  coniliig  to  any  definite 
action. — .Sherman  Introduced  a  bill  to  establish  a 
Barean  of  Customs  aud  Revenue;  Htimner,  a  bill 
proviiling  that  tho  nets  of  the  several  depirtmenta 
shall  not  be  called  iu  questloa  by  th«  other  depart- 
ments, and  flxinjj  the  Uuiits  of  tho  J  idicial  power: 
Kice,  a  bill  to  euconrage  tho  carrying  of  United 
States  mails  to  foivi^n  countries  in  American  steam-  I 
ships,  and  for  the  encouragement  of  emigration 
from  Europe  to  the  United  States. 

House  —Bills  w<re  introduced,  to  appor-  j 
tion  the  Bepresentiition  of  the  severed  states  for  the  | 
42ud  Conj,'rcs8 ;  to  amend  exls'.ing  revenue  Uws;  to  ! 
repeal  tiie  tax  of    t'U  per  cent  on  notes  of  state  I 
bauks.  — Siolleid  preton'td  Utters  from  Secretary  of  I 
Navy,  asking  a  ahonty   to   enlist  1 , SOU  more  men  j 
for  the  Navy.    Some  farther  amenilments   to  tho 
Oeasu-i  biil  were  disposed  of  ai.d  th<i  bill  passed. — 
Allison  introduced  a  bi:l  to  fix  theuc.iuber  of  mem- 
bers iu  th*j  House  of  Rffpreseutaiivt  8. —Brooks  re- 
pcrtei  a  bill  to  furmi>h,'at  guveruuiiut  expensc.ar-  { 
tlhi'ial  liuibs  aud  othT  supports,  to  honorably  dis>  | 
«.harg«-d  soldit-rs  duriujj  tile.    Ordered  print(id.     A  | 
message  w:is  receive)  from  the  Piesident  declin- j 
ing    to      faruiab      correspondenee      on      Cuban  < 
affairs        aa  aaked  by  a         resolution  I 

of  the  House  — House  went  Into  Ccunmlttee  of  the 
Whole  on  tne  Pre.-ident's  message.  &luu;{er,  (Jem  ,) 
ot  Ohio,  made  a  sp  ech  criticisitig  tlie  tluancial  pol- 
icy of  the  govemment,  and  advo  at  ng  repudiation 
of  the  debt  He  was  followed  by  Brooks  of  New 
York,  Kerr  cf  Indiana,  Slocnm  of  >  ew  York,  Kan- 
dall  ot  Pennsylvania,  and  others— tU  democrats  — 
In  sharp  rebaWc,  d  ciariug  that  thi  naiioual  debt 
never  cau  he,  and  uevwr  will  be,  repuiiated.  Gar- 
field theuofft:redare><olutioadeclarinKthutapropo- 
HlUon  for  repudiation,  dire,  t  or  indirect,  was  tlis- 
honoruble,  aud  that  the  House  i-et.'<  lis  seal  ot  con- 
demnation upon  It,  without  distil ictlou  of  party. 
The  resolution  w.ia  passed  by  only  one  dlHseuti*  g 
vote.  — A  message  was  received  from  tba  President, 
announcing  the  ratification  of  the  l.Sth  amenduieut 
by  Alabama. 

Senate— Dec.  ITth.— The  bill  relitive  to 
telegraphic  communication  with  foreign  coan- 
tiies  was  taken  up.  It  prescribes  the  terms  on 
which  traus  oceanic  cables  shall  be  permitted  to 
laud  in  the  United  States.  Some  liscussiun  to  >k 
place  as  to  tho  constitutional  lighi.  of  the  general 
govfrument  to  supervise  the  queiitlon,  la  which 
Sumner  and  Sherman  were  the  chiof  disputants. — 
Bills  were  lutroduied,  lo  abolish  tie  franking  priv- 
ilege, and  to  provide  for  a  reducti  n  of  army  offi- 
cers.— The  Georvia  reconm ruction  bill  was  taken  np, 
widch  o<cupi<dthe  remainder  of  the  afternoon  and 
evening  sei^sirn,  the  discussion  turuln;^  chiefly  ou 
Moitoii's  amendment  requirin:;  the  ratification  of 
the  IKtb  ameuiimcut  be!oru  Senators  aud  Repre- 
seutatives  are  a<lmitti-d.  At  a  late  hour  a  vote  was 
reached,  and  thr  auieudment  agreed  to— yeis  3a, 
nays  15.  An  amendment,  by  Howard,  was  upreed 
to,  by  which  persons  who  aided  the  rebellion  would 
be  excluded  from  s^ats  In  the  Legtslature  of  Geor- 
gia, exrept  suo-i  as  were  forced  into  th-  service. 
The  bill  was  then  pawed  -yeas  4S,  nays  9. — Ad- 
journed till  Monday. 

Hoi;4X — Not  in  session. 

Senate— Dec.  20th.  -Sohurz  iutrodaccd 
a  bill  to  reform  the  civil  service,  providing  for  a 
bo.ird  to  examine  all  applicants  for  office,  and  for  a 
year  of  probation.  Referred. — "'Vnmbull  intro- 
duced a  Joint  resolnUon  declarinK  'Virginia  entitled 
to  representation  iu  Congress :  Pomeroy,  to  cliartsr 
i^n  American  an>t  Holland  cible  company  :  Sumner, 
a  reoolntion  a«kiug  the  Preaiden;  for  Cuban  cor- 
respontlence;  also  a  1>111  to  provldtfor  the  adjust- 
ment of  claims  of  American  citiaeiis  for  spoliations 
pommittad  by  ttie  French  pri(jr  to  1881  —Morton 
reported  favorably  on  the  bill  repealing  the  duties 
on  canned  and  preserved  fish. 


Brief   History  of     «Tat-8e-O.Kama,"  ' 
or  the  Ureat  Wonder  of  tlte  Ave.        | 

When  the  troupe  of  Japanese  Gymnasts  ! 
visited  Chicago  in  1868,  Mr.  Campbell,  who  | 
has  always  an  "eye  to  business,"  was 
struck  with  the  peculiarly  glossy  appear- 
ance of  their  hair.  One  of  the  oldest 
members  of  the  troupe,  who,  with  a  com- 
panion, was  sauntering  about  town, 
chanced  to  drop  into  Mr.  Campbell's  store, 
and  looking  uloriely  at  his  hair,  Mr.  Camp- 
bell became  convinced  that  the  Japanese 
knew  something  about  the  art  of  coloring 
heir.  Consequently,  on  the  day  following 
he  called  on  the  Japanese  interpreter,  at 
the  Tremont  House,"  and  stated  his  busi- 
ness, saying  tha'  if  he  was  correct  in  his 
conjecture,  he  would  willingly  pay  an  ex- 
orbitant price  for  information  that  would 
be  the  means  of  driving  the  poisonous  and 
filthy  Hair  Dyes  from  the  American  market. 
Tho  interpreter  informed  him  that  one 
of  the  older  members  of  the  troupe  had 
been  iu  former  years  chief  hair-dresser  to 
His  Majesty  the  Tycoon,  and  that  he  whs 
in  possessien  of  secrets  in  the  art  of  color- 
ing hair,  but  that  he  w«is  under  obliga'.ions 
to  his  government  not  to  reveal  them. 
Through  the  kindness  of  the  interpreter, 
Mr.  Campbell  was  introduced  to  this  per 
son,  and  made  known  his  wishes.  He  was 
met  by  a  refusal  at  once.  Th\3  person, 
whose  name,  as  many  will  remeinber,  was 
O-wee  geewee-nah,  told  Mr.  Campbell 
that  there  were  two  kiuds  of  dyes  made  in 
Japan,  one  for  coloring  black  aud  the  other 
for  producing  a  brown  effect;  that  the  for- 
mer was  in  common  use,  while  the  latter 
was  a  "court  aecret,"  and  used  only  in  the 
family  of  the  Tycoon. 

Mr.  Campbell  determined  to  possess  him- 
self ot  this  dye  if  possible,  as  nothing  had 
ever  been  known  in  Europe  or  America 
ihat  would  color  hair  brown.  He  therefcie 
offered  O-wee-gee-wee-nah  a  large  sum  of 
money  for  the  secret,  but  he  was  ref  ised. 
Shortly  after  this  the  troi.pe  left  Chicago 
and  went  to  New  York,  and  Mr.  Campbell 
followed  them  in  a  few  days.  He  went  im- 
mediately to  the  hotel  where  they  were 
stopping,  and  set  deliberately  at  work  to 
accomplihh  his  purpose.  He  became  inti- 
mately acquainted  with  every  gymnast,  at- 
tended their  exhibitions  nightly,iHtroduced 
them  to  his  friends,  drove  them  to  the 
parks  and  places  of  public  interest,  and 
ingratiated  himself  thoroughly  in  their 
favor. 

At  length  gaining  their  confidence  he 
succeeded  in  obtaining  a  promise  from  O- 
wee-gee-wee-nah— that  whenever  they  left 
the  country  he  should  have  the  secret,  but 
only  on  condition  that  it  should  never  be 
communicated  to  a  third  yjarty.  The 
amount  to  be  paid  on  surrender  of  the  se- 
cret was  fabulous.  Mr.  Campbell  remain- 
ed in  New  York  until  the  troupe  was  ready 
to  sail.  The  hour  was  yet  for  communica- 
ting the  desired  information,  and  a  bag,  of 
twenty  dollar  gold  pieces,  was  ready  for  de- 
li very  when  O-wee  gee- wee  nab  was  taken 
suddenly  ill,  and  as  he  was  like  all  his 
countrymen,  superstitious,  he  regarded  his 
I  sickness  as  judgment  on  him  for  the  act  he 
I  was  about  to  commit,  and  here  Mr.  Camp 
I  bell  was  foiled  again. 

The  troupe  sailed  for  Europe,  but  Mr. 
Campbell  was  not  to  be  deleatcd.  His 
I  agent  started  in  the  next  steamer  and  over- 
hauled the  gymnasts  in  London,  uud  fol- 
lowed them  to  Paris.  Here  their  exhi- 
bitions were  not  as  profitable,  as  they  hud 
been,  and  here  Mr.  Campbell's  agent  bold- 
ly renewed  his  offer,  increasing  it  by  more 
than  a  thousand  dollars  in  gold,  and  at 
last,  in  Paris,  he  was  successful— he  laid 
hands  on  the  mighty  secret  and  at  once 
started  on  his  return  trip. 

Mr.  Campball  after  thoroughly  experi- 
menting with  tho  dye  has  put  it  upon  the 
market.  Persons  have  only  to  try  it  to  be 
satisfied.  The  account  here  given  reads 
more  like  fiction  than  truth,  but  a  head  of 
gray  hair  changed  to  the  soft,  glossy  brown 
of  youth,  will  convince  the  most  skeptical 
that  Mark  Campbell  in  this,  as  in  oth^r 
things,  does  no*  humbog  the  people.  This 
is  the  eighth  wonder  of  the  world.  "Ja- 
panese Hair  Dye"  is  prepared  only  at  Mark 
Campbell's  Hair  Emporium,  81  South 
Clark  St.,  Chioago,  III  ,  and  is  sold  by  all 
druggists  everywhcTP. 


A  Model  Printing  Ofllcc. 

In  the  Union  Building  is  located  one  of  the 
most  attractive  job  printing  establishments 
in  the  entire  west,  of  which   Messrs.  P.  L. 
Hansoom  A  Co.  are   the  proprietors.     Not 
least  among  those  men  who  have  sought 
and  secured  a  hold  upon  the  confidence  and 
pivtrouage    of    tho    buwne-s    public,  and 
achieved  a  success  <n  Chicago  as  merited  as 
it  is  solid,  is   Mr.     HauHcom.      Some  five 
years  ago  he  opened  a  soiall  office  on  Dear- 
born .Street,  and,   in  a  modest  way.  com- 
menced business,  obtiining  customers  here 
aud    there,  steadily  making   friends.     Hin 
plan  of  conductiug   business   was  then,  as 
it  always  has  been,    to  give  perfect  satis- 
faction' and  send  out  work  unsurpassed  in 
point  of  finish  and  workmanlike  execution. 
The  result  was  that  fiiends  and  castomers 
multiplied,  and  tis  business  soon  secessi- 
tatcd  more  room,  as  well  as  increased  facil- 
ities, to  keep  pace  with  its  demands.  Far- 
well  Hall  Building  was  selected  as  a  new 
base,    and  there  he  opened  aud  operated 
upon  a  much  more  extensive  soale;  when 
in  the  midnt  of  prosperity  he  lost  his  entire 
stock      of    materials    and     presses    with 
the     disastrous      fire      which      oconrced 
to  that  building  two  years  ago.  It  requir- 
ed,   however,    only  a  few  hours  to  secare 
new  quarters,  and,    with  a  new  outfit,  set 
tied  down  to  business  again — this  time  at 
Nos.  120  aud  130  LaSalle  street      An   im- 
portant   branch   of  hi-*    business  then,  as 
now.  was  that  of   gummed  and  cut  labels 
for  druggists'   use,    and  while  at  the  last 
n;imed  place  he  very   largely  extended  his 
facilities  for  procuring  business,  soon  suc- 
ceeding in  obtaining  cnstomers  in  all  parts 
ot  the  country.       The  rapid  growth   of  the 
business  made    it   evident  that  still   more 
room   was    needed    for    the    prompt    and 
efficient    execution   of   his    many    orders. 
For    this    purpose    he  secured    the  mag- 
nificent    h  11    over    the    Union     National 
Bank,  occupying  100  feet  on  Washington 
street  and  60  feet  on  LaSalle.     Seven  steam 
presses  are  now  kept  constantly  in  use,  and 
some  forty  of  the  best  workmen  to  be  ob- 
tained find   steady  employment.     For  the 
convenience  of  the    public    his  counting- 
room  (one  of  the  finest  offices  in  the  build- 
ing), is   located  on  the  second  floor,  easily 
accessible  from   both   Wa-ihing'on  and  La 
Salle  streets.     Here   the  energetic  and  ge- 
nial proprietor  or  his  gentlemanly  assistants 
mj^y  always  be  found  in  readiness  to  supply 
the  wants  of  customers,  and  when   desired 
show    them    through   the   busy  establish- 
ment.    If  there  is  a  job  printer  in  Chicag* 
who  is  deserving  of  widet^pread  patronage 
it  is  Mr.    Hanscom ;  but   tho  fact   that   he 
has,  from  au  humble  start  five  years  ago, 
succeeded  in  establishing  one  of  the  largest 
and  finest  job  offices  in  the  West,  of  itself 
speaks  forcibly  in  his  praise,  and  best  illus- 
trates   the    character  of  himself  aud  his 

work. — Chicago  Tribune. 

MoBE  Testimony.  —From  the  Times  New 
Polzt,  N.  Y.  "We  take  pleasure  this  week 
lu  calling  the  attention  of  our  readers  to 
the  advertisement  of  "HooJUind's  German 
Bitlers."  It  is  the  only  Tonic  for  the  In- 
valid that  commends  itself.  Our  Druggist, 
E.  Van  Wagencn,  in  this  village  has  sold 
two  gross  the  past  hIx  mouths,  and  in  every 
iustance  it  gave  t^atisf;iction.  Now  is  the 
time  to  use  the  Bitters.  IfooJVand's  Bitters 
i.i  entirely  free,  from  ulcuholii)  odmixture." 

Ilooflund's  German  Tonic  is  a  combina- 
tion of  all  the  ingredients  of  the  Bitters, 
with  pure  Santa  Cruz  Bum,  orange,  anise. 
Sec.  It  is  Uhad  for  the  same  diseases  as 
the  Bitters,  iu  cases  where  au  alcoholic 
stimulant  is  necessary.  It  is  a  prepara- 
tion of  rare  medicinal  value,  and  most 
agreeable  to  the  palate. 

Hall's  Vegetable  Sicilian  Hair  Kenewer 
is  becoming  a  universal  favorite  for  re- 
storing eray  hair  to  its  original  color,  and 
mitkinf4  the  hair  grow  out  thick. 


No.  9. 

8DCILI4  BDOUBDB  OUBAITinL 


HOMEOPATHIC  uncmcB 

HAVXPBOTED.  IBOlf  TmillOtT  AMPtM 
•xperlsBM,  Ml  eattra  ioeesie:  0iBpl^— ' 
Prompt— BfldMt  sad  BtltaM*.  Thsy  are  th* 
only  fadlctees  pertbettaradapudtopepalaraaa, 
— eo  aimpto  tkM  alsttifces  etanot  M  m«da  tm 
osioctiMB;  —  hsrailws  —  f  befrMftondaA* 
get,  sad  so  afBdaat  ■■  to  ba  ahnos  teliabiau 
Thev  have  nlsed  the  I 
aU,aBdwlU«lwifir 

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t,     **     'Wor^M,  Worm  Tever,  Worm  CoUeJV 
8,     •*     Crftam^baUcorTrntUagtilutsafStt 


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IMaRmMaofChUdna  or  Adnir*. 
Piaamtaijr  Orlplag;  BUioiu  CoUc.aS 

Oaolara-Hiorkaa,  Vomiting V 

Goaska,  OoUs,  BroodiltU » 

Naaimlcbi,  Tootbacte,  FMeeadie. .» 
HeadachaaBiekH«Klaeb«,VertigoS 

—  ,  BUloes  Stmiudi SB 

.    _,orPatafUPcriodm,..tf 

.too  prettase  Periods W 

OroMs  OoochiPifficalt  Breathlos..9B 
■alt  i[baaBa,Br7«tp«liia,KmpUoiia9B 
BlaaanukClaaa,  Btaenmatte  pains.  .S5 
Fewar  Jc  Agwio,  GItiU  Fever,  AgaeeSO 

PUaa.  bUaTW  Ueedlag 50 

~    1  sore  or  weak  ByeaSO 


80, 

n, 

S8, 
84. 


**     CMan^fMBte  or  efaranlc,InflaenzaM 

**     Aatluma,  oppreMed  Breathing 90 

**  Bar  lMachJUvea,impalredheariDg90 

M  gcroftila.en  Urged  rijiQd%awelHng8ao 

**  G«nerall>ebiUty,pbysicaIweakDeMGO 

**  Dropsy,  and  aeanty  Seeretiona ....  SO 

**  8ea'Slcluieaa,8lckne«i  ftom  ridlngfiO 

M     BLldaayPlaaaaa.  Gravel SO 

**  Nerrona    Debility    Saaalnali 
il     BnalaalOBa,    involontary    Dis-  - 

chaivM .........1  00 

M     Sora  Moath,  Canker BO 

••  Urinary  lire«kBaaa,wetUDgbedSO 

•*  Palami  Perloda,  with  spauns. .60 

**     SnflkrlBss  at  chance  of  llfit. 100 

•*  BplIa|My,Spums,sLVltiu'Daiicel  00 

**  Dlpliimcrlii;  lUceiatedsorethroat.eo 

rJJtZLT    CAaMS 

Of  85  ta  70  laiv*  ytmlm,  mtorocea 
or  roaawoad  aaaa,  coBtataslms 
a  specllla  tor  OTory  ordinary 
dlaeaaa  a  flaoally  la  anbJacK  ta, 

Mikdbaakaordtraetlons..., 

Prom  f  10  to  $8S 
SmaDer  FfUBlly  sad  TraTallnc  cases, 

with  9b  to  W  vials Irom  $5  to  $• 

Speddfli  fbr  sD  PrlTata  DiBeaaea,botb 
for  €arla|K  and  for  PreTentlve 
treatoient,  la  vials  and  pocket  caaea,  $3to9S 

POND'S  KXTBACT, 

Cn'taa  Bnma,  Bralsaa,  Laaieneaa, 
8oreneaa,0ora  lliroat.Spraliia.Tooth- 
aclie,  Baraeha,  Nenrmlelm,  Bhenma- 
tlam,  Lambago,  Pllea,  BoUa,  Stinsa, 
8or«  Byaa,  waedlnc  of  tbe  Luun, 
Noa«,StoBiaeta,  orofPlleat  Carna,tJl- 
ears,  Old  Saraa.    PrIeaftOeta.  to  SI.TS 


jsr  These  Bemedles,  exeqtt  POND\<«  EX- 
rRACT,  hv  the  ceao  or  tingle  box,  are  sent  to 
my  pert  at  tha  eeantiy,  by  mall  or  ezpreea,  firaa 
of  efaarg*!  «■  (*Mipt  of  the  price. 

Address  Humphreys' Speoillo  ^    '' 

Homeop&thio  Mediolne  Company; 

Office  and  Depot,  Ko.  COSBboaowat,  New  York. 

Dr.  HuMraaais  is  consulted  dally  at  his  ofllee, 
Deraon^jor  bj  letter,  ■•  above,  fbr  all  Cbrma  or 
liiease. 

";  »0B  BALE  BT  ALL  DBUGaiSTB.     J , 

WHOLESALK    AOF.NTS. 

CmCAOO,  III.— Bumlianis  *  V»n  Schaack. 

St.  Louis,  Mo.— Brown,  Weber  A  Graham. 

St.  Paul,  Mihm.— Jenki  i  tJordon. 


The  Novelty  Clothes  Wkinoeb. — "Take 
it  ou  trial  with  any  and  all  others  and  keep 
the  best,"  is  what  the  proprietors  of  the 
'  "Novelty  Clothes  Ringer"  say,  as  will  be 
seen  by  reference  to  their  advertisement 
in  another  column.  Nothing  but  the  ut- 
most confidence  in  their  own  good^  and  a 
full  knowledge  of  what  they  bad  to  com- 
pete with,  would  warrant  any  manufacturer 
iu  adopting  so  broad  a  jjlatfonn.  This 
company  have  from  the  commencement 
guaranteed  their  wringers  perfectly  satis- 
factory in  all  cases,  which  may  to 
some  extent  acccount  for  their  great  buc- 
cess.  We  are  informed  that  their  Rales  of  the 
"Novelty"  alone  amount  to  over  a  qwir!er 
of  a  million  doUitrs  annually.  It  should  not 
be  forgotten  that  this  wringer  has  a  place 
in  our  Premium  List.  Cog-wheels  on  both 
_  ends  of  the  rolls,  so  arranged    as   to    give 

duced  by  UJnsham  granting  p«n«icn8  to  aarvlvlng  |  them  ona  third  more  power  than  those  hav- 


Special  Jloticcs, 


HoDM— Bills  and  resolutioas  were  intro 


•  oldiers  and  widows  CI  ths  vrar  of   1812;    by   WU- 

liama  relative  to  the  power  of  CooKregs  to  regnlate 

tariffti  by  rail  on  roads  cztPnOinf  ■  hrcuijti   two   or 

more  statex;  by  Hay  to  di»tribnte  tb«  namber  and 

r°nk  of  ^overnojtnt  cmp'ovea  amOTiK  the   Hfveral 

dimricta  and  territories.  a!ai>  1 1   require  aKricultn- 

ral  Focintleii  to  take  out  fair  licen  en;  by  Burdett  tj 

rttKU'»i'    labor    contracta    w:tb    imailgrant«;     by 

Lou^hridg"  to  provide  lor  pay rr ent  of  bounties  to 

*oldien      who     were     discharged     for     iiicliceaa 

contracted  in   line  of  duty;    by  Tobb  to  srraiit  cer- 
tain inlands  to  Wiscocaia  a«  swamp  laU'ls;  by  Cox. 

a  resolnUon  settluK  forth  theoecesitity  of  an  imme- 

diate  return  to  specie  payments;  by    Moore,  as  to 

further  leslalation   to  suppress  polygamy  iu  Utah; 

adopted:  by  Oets.   lnatractin((  P.    6  comaiittee  to 

Incorporate  iu  a  bill  for  abol^ablog  tbe  1  ranking 
j  privl'eg«  a  provision  allowing  new-'pupers  to'be 
I  aent  to  aetuai  sub  c  IWera  free  of  p:jstage ,  by  Wood- 
^  ard,  sBkiug  the  Prtsldent  If  any  cltiiens  were  in 
I  military  cuitxly,  and  asking  information  cuoceru- 
I  tug  them:  Waalibam  of  Wis  from  committee  on 
I  Appropriations,  reported  a  bill  api>roprUti  jg  |2'iO,- 

000  for  improving  Des  Mwlnes  Raijids,  on  the  Mis- 
I  hisaippi  River.  Passed. — The  Hoii^e  refused,  by  a 
j  vote  of  106  to  €3,  to  snapend  t.ie  rules  to  admit  a  |  as  Monseigneur." 
;  Joint  resolution  declsrin!?  Tirklnia  entitled  to  repre-  ' 
i  •enialion. — The  Oeorgla  bill  was  taken  up,  and  a 
I  lengthy  debat*^  followed,  but  no  ^'ote  was  reached 
{  when,  at  11 :3ii,  the  House  adjoornid. 

:     Senate— Dec.  2l3t.— Cragin  reported  an 

ameadment  to  xhn  bill  foreoforciiig  the  law  agaiott 

polygamy. — Warntr  introduced  a  bill  for  the  more 

equal  distribtitaon  of  national  banting  capital.— The 
'  census  bill  was  taken  up,  aud,  a  ^ter  discassion.  a 

joint  resoluUon  suspendlDg  all  eziiiting  laws  relauve 


ing  cog-wheels  on  one  end  only,  allowing 
the  rolls  to  separate  at  either  end— togeth- 
er with  the  patent  curved  clamp  for  fasten- 
ing the  wringer  to  a  tub,  are  a  few  of  the 
noteworthy  advantages  of  the  "Novelty." 
Nothing  can  be  more  appropriate  lor  a  hol- 
iday present  to  a  wile  or  mother  than  one  of 
those  &««t  of  wringers. — Neva  York  Chruttiun 
Advocate. 

— A  young  son  of  Prince  Napoleon  has 
just  been  placed  at  a  public  school.  The 
chief  of  the  institution  waited  upon  the 
Prince  to  know  how  the  youthful  scholar — 
aged  7— should  be  addressed.  "Ca'l  him 
Victor,"  was  the  reply.  "Bat  in  the  list 
of  prizes?"  "Victor  Napoleon,  To  his 
comrades  he  must  be  Victor  only.  He 
'unst  take  or  give  thrashings  as  her  and  he 
may,  and  in  no  case  must  be   be  addressed 


THB  GRFATEST 
MEDICAL  BLE88INC 

OF  THE  AOR. 

OR.  KENNEDY'S  RHEUMATIC 

AND  NEURAI.GIA  DISSOLVENT 

Roitdar.  jon  may  consider  this  a  sort  of  spread  eaffU 
les'iingi^iot  1  ir.eiin  orerx  word  of  it.  I  liave  b««o 
there.    Wbeo  your  iirstem  ii  racked  wiLb 

RHECmATIO 

pain,  and  yno  eanoot  even  turn  ynnrsetf  in  bed,  or  sit- 
tioic  iti  a  cbair,  you  moiit  sit  and  stiller,  in  tbs  mortiiDi 
wishinr  it  W48  rncbt,  and  at  ni|;ht  winhlnc  It  was  atbn 
idk;    Wben  yea  hare 

NECKAI^GIA. 

when  every  ne'va  io  yoar  beina  is  like  the  ■tin''  of  s 
WH»p,  eironla'icK  tlis  moet  Tsnuinna*  and  bot  polaoo 
\zoa-  d  y^ar  besrt,  and  drivinc  too  to  tUs  very  verge  of 
>Da>'ne<w:    V^bu n  yoa  havs  the 

MCIATICA, 

(tbat  I  tinve  ast  rot  thmiurb  witb.)t'ist  asoat  awfo', 
atoft  heart-withn'^nr,  most  Kirt-DxHi  dMtrovind,  mnst 
spini  break ioir  and  tnmd-wiitkfiiiiQir  o'  all  diasatea  that 
oui  afflict  oar  poor  kumiiQ  natar« :    Waenyoa  havetb 

I>U.>IBA»U, 

lyiiur  a->d  writbinc  in  a«ony  an'l  pain,  noabla  to  ton 
lonrMilf  in  be.1.  and  «»(Ty  moTei) ent  will  n.  toronr 
beiiri  likn  a  knli' ;  Dowt«'r|  me.  if  reiitf  aod  care  of  any 
if  tb»«.e  dinenacs  in  a  few  da  a  is  ''Ct  l^is  (Greatest 
^iedlO<ll  B  K-tinK  of  tbe  Afte,  t.«li  tis  wti'tjf^! 

DIUR' ;  riONSTO  U."*K  — Yen  wUl  ;akii>  tanlMpooo- 
fo*  and  three  spooafala  of  w«ter  three  times  a  day,  cnl 
ia  a  few  (t&M  everr  particle  of  rbeamsuc  and  neuiaiic'e 
pain  vtili  Vt  1i-(vilvcd  au  '  nam '>(f  "•  tt>e  kidneys. 

Maoufac'ared  by      OOM  A1..D  KKN  NKU  li  , 

RozbarTi  Miie*. 

WHOLSSiLU:  AnKKrs— filler,  Fmcb  A  Kalier,  Lord 
a  Hmitb,  E.  P.  Dwyer  ik  On..  Btirchams  ft  Vaa  Hahaaok. 
Horlt^iiri  a  Kdiia:i,  T  i\m%D  A  Kiu«,  •Jbiua«o:  Oreen  A 
iitiiioii,  Hice  A  ^lU'jR,  B'ltiW'.rth  ft  Sou,  Uotunen  ft 
Homidt.  M:iwaakb<i:  MLVJnMoch  ft  HoUoril.  IjiOroeee: 
NoytrB  Bros  ,  St.  Fail:  tJollins  Hro  f  Z.  V.  WeUel. 
Mbyon  Brm  ,  8i>  Iji/nia:  Moure  ft  Tarbet,  Jonkarmao 
ft  Haas.  Dabaqac. 

At  rataU  by  all  .Inatrnts.    Prioa.  91.80. 


COUGH!  COUGH!  COUGH! 

SHUN  WORTHLEfcS  NOSTRUMS. 
USE    THAT    WHICH    IS     GOOD. 

tryTTrst 
L^  _ 

LUWO  BALSAM  (ALLKN'3) 
is  tlie  most  aacoeaafol  remedy  for  Consumption. 

E 

N 

L 

IJ  _ 

mr  ETKR  DBSP AIR  OF  A  CURB 

[\  Till  yoa  hare  tried  Allbn*8  Lwa  BilJUM, 

REAT  SIJCCRSS  HAS  ATTENDED 
the  intreductlon  of 

ALLBM'a  Lncu  Balsam. 


LLHITS  LUNG  BALAAM 

The  Qri  at  Lung  Remedy. 


WQ  BALSAM  (ALLEN'S)  

Sold  by  all  Dnicglata. 


VERYBODY  SUFFERING  from  Ptilmonary 
Complaints  sboold  tise  Allen's  huaa  Balsak. 

OTICK,  ALLEN'S  LUNG  BALSAM 

cures  wkon  other  remedies  faiL 

HOULD  YOU  BR  TROUBLED 

witb  Luns  ditticiUty,  ui»o 

Allen's  Lima  Balaam; 

UNO  BAMAM  (AiLElfS) 

Has  given  onlversal  satlsiaetlon. 

SB  ALLEN'S  LUNoTaLSAM 

for  all  Pulmonary  AneoUons 


G 


BFWARK  •tP  CONSUMPTION '. 
AUen's  Lone  Balsam  is  eon&dontly  recommooded. 

ARE  you  troubled  with  ASTHMA? 
ALLEN'S  Lrjto  Balsam  will  relieve  >  ua 

L 

A 
HI 


UNO  BALSAM  (ALLEN'S)  ^  .^    ^ 

oontaina  no  Opium  in  any  of  ita  forma. 

TOP THAT  COUGH !         ,  „ 

Allek  B  Linta  Balsam  will  oo  it 

LLENm  LUNG  BALSAM.  ^,    ^. 

Directions  aceompany  eaofa  l>ottl« 


OTHERS  shimld  keep 

Aluui's  LtTNe  Balsam 

at  band  for  use  In  case  of  Cioup. 


■•Id  by  All  Blediebie  Dealers. 


Sold  at  MUwaukee  by  H.  Bosworth  4  Soy g^ 

~  ■    KISINO. 


.,    .REESE 

ftBcTTOv    Rice  A  Rising,  Drake  Uh'w  ,  DuunEM, 
jwwi^iTTvr  ft  Co.,  and  all  Milwaukee  DrugKuts, 


such  factories  in  Europe  for   20  years.     In  I  totakitg  the  census  nnUi  Februiry  1st,  I87(i,  wae 


,     .  -    ,.  .     J  .  ing  her  meshes,  until  htr  victim  is  bound, 

not  have  rehgious  teaching  mixed  up  with  h^j  ^nd  foot     Few  men    care    to    resist 

•ecular  education   and  as  to  -forciug  ceil-  temptation  when  it  becomes  in    such     be- 

drcB   to   be  ta«ght  Pc^-ery     that  would  be  Pitching    form,  and    many  take  a  pleasure 


against  tbe  rit;ht«  of  Eoelisbmen. 

"Very  well."  ■sny  the  Catholics,  "at  the 
next  election,  and  even  d.mcg  the  next 
Parliamt  nt.  we  will  hrlp  the  tory  side  on 
this  question,  and  H  yoa  persut  lu  y-our 
bill,  and  it  is  made  a  government  measnre. 
we  will  turn  the  poUticai  tide  by  voting 
with  the  tcries." 

Mr.  Gladstone  is  fully  alive  to  the  gravity 
of  the  position.  Pfracually,  he  objects 
▼ery  mr.ch  ir.'eed  to  education  of  the  poor 
without  reii^'ion,  and  wonld  be  inclined 
most  decidedly  to  take  part  with  the  Angli- 
cans, Wesleyans  and  Catholics,  by  bring- 
ing in  a  mea«are  which  would  allow  each 
dtrnoKiination  to  educate  their  own  poor, 
and  auk'mcnting  grtatly  the  govem- 
ment  grants  tor  that  ptirpose.  Sut 
the  Premier  is.  in  a  great  meas- 
mv,  helpless.  He  is  surrounded  by 
ministers  who  ore  already  pledged  to  the 
proposed  measure,  and  who  will  be.<tr  ol 
ii*Colng  bat  their  £kTonte  scheme.     But 


thns  in  falling.     About  this  time  the  laW' 
yerv?^  places  a  shadower  in  his  employ  on 
the  track  of  the  unsuspecting  dupe,  who  is 
discovered  entenng  an  aboile  of  gilded  in- 
famy.    The  law  presumes  ths  rest     Tbe  | 
wife  then,  through  the   lawyer,    enters  her  j 
complaint,  the  proof  of  ihehustwuid's  guilt 
is  conclusive,  and  the  wife,  triumphant   in  \ 
her  baseness,  leaves  the  court  with  the  air  i 
of  an  injured  woman.  I 


—  Samuel  Hatchiuson,  of  the  ship  Son- 
ora,  is  incusttody  in  New  York.charged  with 
iahumamty  to  five  of  his  seamen,  whom 
he  first  drove  to  desertien,  and  then,  hav- 
ing captored  them,  chained  them  up  lor 
days   in   the  hold,    between 


1868  he  hired  a  few  acres  of  lant<  near  Fond 

du    Lnc  and   from  the   '»e(ts  rai-e  .   made 

some  satisfactory  experiments  in  beet  su'^ar 

making,     lu  the  Hpriag  of  1869  Mr.  Bohe- 

j  8te»l  entered  the  firm.     A  farm  was  lented 

and  SO  acres  planted  to   beets.     Ten  tons 

I  per  acre  was  the  lowest  product.     All  the 

I  beets  were  secured,  and  receoty  the  pro 

cess  of  manufacture  wascommenctd.     The 

machinery  is  said  to  be  of  the   best.     The 

'  factory  has    a  capacity    for  making    lUOO 

pounds  of  sUg'ar  daily,   and  has  material 

enough  to  keep  it  employed  until    April 

i  next     It  is  now  run  night  and  d>iy  24  per- 

I  sons  being  employed.     Next  year  "the  pro- 

!  prietors  expect  to  plant  ItM  acres  of  beets, 

'  and  to  enlarge  their  establishment. 

Cltaniso  the  CriXAEs.— Every  cellar 
should  at  lea^t  have  a  thorough  cleaning 
oat.  Everything  movable  in  it  should  have 
its  position  changed  with  this  view,  and 
the  liides  and  ceiling  of  the  cellar  shouid 
be  carefully  brushed  down  and  one  or  two 
heavy  eoats  of  whitewash  applied.  Early 
winter — we  may  say  at  thievery  time  when 
out-door  labor  is  pretty  much  over— should 
be  appointed  for  the  first  cleaning.  The 
other  shonld  take  place  in  April,  when  the 


paaeed.— After  considerable  discoMion  on  th«  ocean 
telegrarb  bill,  it  wag  reKroaimltti'd  to  the  Coninilt- 
te«  on  Forei,in  Belatiocs.— A  jolot  reflOluUon  was 
taken  up.  an  1  passed,  reimbarslcf!  ownirrt  of  steam- 
boats aud  other  vessels,  in  loyal  stitrs,  taken  by  the 
gaverument  dorinif  tbe  war.  TCi9  amount  applied 
fur  under  the  bill  waa  $378,000. 

House— Consideration  of  the  Georgia 
bill  was  continued,  and  after  u  sharp  debate  Is 
which  Bingham  of  Ohio,  (rep  j  i^ke  again.i<  and 
Bniler  in  its  lavor,  the  Mil  paeatd— yeaa  121,  nays  I 
51. — Bingham  and  Famswonh  (rspa.)  voed  in  the  i 
negative — A  concurreut  resoluton  ext«ndlnK  the 
roceas  of  Ccnjfrcss  from  tlie  6th  t)  lOth  of  January, 
was  agreed  to.— .\  resolnUon  w»»  p«Med  after  sonie 
opposition  •uthorlziLi;  the  Presidpnt  to  maiie  »uch 
preparations  for  the  reception  ol  the  retn<iins  of 
tieorite  Pesoody  as  his  deeds  mi  rlted,  and  com- 
mem-nrate  "ita  th*  Justice  and  :iiagnanimity  of  a 
great  nation.— Logui  .ffered  a  ju  nt  resolnUon  do- 
nating cannon  for  i  hi'  erectioa  of  an  eqoeatrian 
statne  of  broiue  of  Oen.  Grant,  to  be  placed  on  the 
south  terrace  of  the  Treasury.  Pii»»ed.— Mnagan 
introdncM  a  rescluUok  allowing  re»ired  army  and 
navy  oflkcers  to  hold  civil  offlcei. 


If  AST  of  onr  readers  are  prematurely 
gray,  or  are  treabled  with  falling  of  the 
hair,  dandruff,  wr  itching  of  the  scalp,  they 
have  to  use  BIuk's  Vegetable  Ambrosia,  and 
iheir  trouble  will  soon  be  over.  The  pre- 
paration is  not  only  a,  restorer  of  gray  hair, 
but  one  of  the  most  elegant  hair  dresf^iugis 
we  have  ever  seen.  It  also,  by  softeniif^ 
and  invigorating  the  hair,  prevents  prema- 
ture baldness,  and  in  many  cases  restore* 
hair  to  bald  heads. 


Ths  GREATEST  medlcAl  di.«covery  of  the 
age— Prait  <k  Batcher's  Magic  Od,  used  iu 
families  lor  the  past  fifteen  years  with  a»- 
toui.shing  success— a  certain,  quick  cure 
/or  all  rheumatic  comj:laintfl,  also  head 
ache,  toothache  and  lame  back,  stiffjointii, 
Jto —price  only  50  centa  Sold  bydrnegists. 
Faller,  Finch  &  Poller  wholeeale  agents, 
Chicago. 

The  Oldest  Youth's  Pubucition. — Mr. 
Nathaniel  Willis,  father  of  N.  P.  Willis, 
started  a  Youth's  paper  in  Boston  in  1827, 
called  the  Youth's  Companion.  It  has  been 
published  Miieekly  from  that  year  until  the 
I  present  time  (43  years),  ajd  is  to  day  one 
I  of  the  most  vigorous  and  enterprising 
sheets  in  the  country. 


The  Great  PietoriKi  AnmuU. 

Hostetter's  United  SUtes  Almanac  for  1S70.  foe 
distribution,  gra'O,  thronchout  the  United  States  and 
all  oirilized  countries  of  the  Western  liemiqibere,  is 
now  ready  for  distribution  and  all  who  wish  to  UBderstaad 
the  true  philosophy  of  health  should  read  and  ponder 
tlie  raloable  stiggeationa  it  eontaioa.  In  addition  to  an 
admirable  medical  treatise  on  the  causes,  prevention 
and  cure  of  a  great  varietr  of  diseases,  it  embmoas  a 
large  amount  of  information  intereatins  to  the  m«ir 
chant,  the  mechanic,  tbe  miner,  the  farmer,  ttie  nlanter, 
and  profeseional  man :  and  ths  calculations  biv4  been 
made  for  such  meridians  and  lattitudes  aa  are  most 
suitable  for  a  correct  and  eomprehenaivs  Nationai 
Calcndkh. 

The  nature,  uses,  and  extraordinary  sanitary  ejects 
of  lIOSTETTKR-3  STOMACH  BlTTKHa,  the  staple 
tonic  and  alteratire  of  more  than  half  the  Ctinslian 
world,  are  folly  set  forth  in  ita  pages,  which  are  also 
interspersed  wiUi  pictorial  dlostrations,  Taluable  re- 
sipes  for  the  household  and  farm,  humorous  anecdotes, 
and  other  instmctire  and  amusing  reading  matter, 
original  and  selected.  Among  tha  Annuals  api>earing 
with  the  ot>ening  of  the  year,  this  is  one  of  the  moat 
oaeful,  and  may  h*  had/or  th*  diking.  Tha  proprietor*, 
Messrs.  Hoetetter  k  Smith,  on  receipt  of  a  two  cent 
stamp,  will  forward  a  eopy  by  mail  to  any  person  who 
cannot  proetrre  one  ia  bis  neighborhood.  Tbe  BIT- 
TERS are  sold  in  eTaty  town,  city  and  Tillage,  and  ate 
artanslTaty  need  throughout  tha  antir*  cirilicad  world. 


DR.  XirfiAVSB.'S 

Canker  and  Salt  Rhejm    Syrup, 

FW  tbe  Cure  of  Canker,  Salt  Rheum,  Hrymipelaa,  Sorofu- 

looa  Diseases.  Cutaneous  Erupuons.  and  every 

aTetr  kma  of  Disease  aruing  from  an 

impure  state   of  the    Blood. 

t%t  MoM  Kf—Uv  Blriod  PurlJUr  qf  ih»  AtiutMnA  Omlury 

nr- Sold  by  aU  Medicine  Dealers. 

Bold  br  OsxBMB  t  BtrrroN,  Milwankoe. 

THE  AMERICAN  FAOIILT 

KNiniNG  MACHINE, 

It  pMSiilsil  to  tke  public  aa  tho  most 

Simple,  Curable,  Compact  and  Cheap 

Knltdag  Maahlaa  ever  invented. 

PBIOE,  ONLY  $26. 

T^s  Machine  wtU  ma  oitber  backward  or  forward 
with  equal  facility; 

Makes  the  same  Stitch  ns  by  Hand, 

Bat  far  nipotlor  ia  every  rospoot 

WILL    KMT   20,0(M)    .STITCHES    IN 
OSE   MINUTE, 

AND  DO  PERFECT  WORK,  leaving  every  kaot  on 
ths  inside  of  the  work.  It  will  kait  a  pair  of  Stooklaga 
Csny  site)  la  lass  tlwa  half  aa  boor.    It  will  kait 

Cleee  or  Opea*  Plain  or  Ribbed  Werk, 

kind  of  eaarss  or  fine  woolen  yam^  or  cotton. 


with  any 

silk,  or  Ui 


. It  will  knit  stoekings  with  donbleheal 

and  toe,  drawars.  hoods,  saeka,  smoKlng  o»p*.  eomforta. 


puiaaa,  mofla,  fringe,  atgbaaa.  nnbiaa,  vat 
mittena.  skatiiig  cape,  lamp  wlcka.  mata,  cord,  nnder- 
shirts,   shswls.  jaeketo,  c.adle  blankets,  laggina,  sa^ 
peadera,  wriatera,  tidiaa,  tlppats,  tufted  work,  and  ta 
fact  aa  andlaas  variety  of  aitiela 
well  aa  for  ornament. 


ielaa  in  avaiy  day  naa,  as 


FROM  99  TO  SIO  FE&  BAT 


Oam  &«  mad*  hy  amy  ome  rii\ 
JfoeMiM,  kaiUiag  stoeklags.  ic 
eaa  avaa  make  more,  knitting  fancy  work,  wfajel 


CoBK  ViKEOAB.  —  Boil  a  pint  of  com  tmtil 
it  i«  a  little  soft;  put  it  into  ajar,  add  a 
pint  of  molasses  and  four  C[aart8  of  water; 
mix  weU  together,  and  set  ne  r  the  stoTe. 
In  two  dajs  it  will  be  good  beer,  and  in 
two  or  three  weeks  it  will  tie  good  vinegar. 

The  same   com  will  do  ibr  six  months. 

When  the  vinegar  is  made,  pour  it  oflf  and    every  one. 
add  molaases  and  water  to  the  com.  In  this  ' 


ten   days   m   tbe  hold,    between   sacks  of  .  . 

camphor.    Three  of  the  men    are  in  the  i  '^««et*ble  matter,  and  meat  pickle  impera 

hospital  at  Manilla;  the  other  two  are  in    lively  require  attention.  ^^  ^^,„^^„  „^u.  «.icx  ui  mr  i«,ri, 

New  York,  prosecuting  the  captain.  j     \  bo»h  cases  the  cleansing  should  be  i  ^,y  you  will  have  a  constant  sapplT. 

I  thorough,  and  the  cellar  made  to  appear  as vt^i- 

Sex  "Little  Corporal,"  among  advertise-  |  clean  and  sweet  as  any  room  in  the  house, 
meots,  i  -^0tnnantown  fdtgr-:q)h. 


Wx  CALL  the  especial  attention  of  all 
those  of  onr  readers  interested  in  the  knit- 
ting of  socks,  stockings,  drawers,  hoods, 
shawls,  under  clothing,  &,z.,  to  the  adver- 
tisement of  the  American  Knitting  Machine 
Co.,  of  Boston;  who  have  redaced  the  price 
ot  their  machines  to  $25,  which  places  them 
in  these  cloae  times,  within  the  means  of 


1 


— George  Alfred  Town»e;id  has  a  Tolume 
^  of  poems  in  press. 


—A  charge  of  "habitually  sleeping  at  a 
hoQjM  of  ill-fame"  has  l>een  preferred 
against  a  member  of  the  Indiani4K>lis  night 
poliM  tonm. 


ERRORS  OF  YOUTH 

a  OKtm.KMKS  wbnsa(r*raH  for  yaars  from  Narroa 
<>eb>aty.  Framatnre  Dsoay,  aad  all  tlie  eflaetaof  foota 
'a!  induMiretioD.  wliU  for  ine  sake  of  snltariag  *'"'"»-**y 
<«Q<t  trae  to  a>i  who  oaed  it,  tha  receipt  aad  directicnr  I 
tot  "'^^"g  tha  simple  remedy  t>y  wbick  ha  waa  oars  d  i 
SaSarars  wiahing  to  profit  by  tha  advartaaan  aspori  | 
saae,  can  do  so  t;y  addraasfaig,  ia  paefaat  emifldanar      { 
JOHN  B.OOOBB. 
dl         We.  m  n»/1ar  itfr— c  Waw  Vork 

TO  CONSUMPTIVES. 

TOK  Ad*artia«r.  haviag  baaa  raatera4  i«  baalth  la  a 
(•w  waaki,  by  a  vary  ampla  remmtt,  altar  aavtegsaMM 
*d  sevenu  yean  with  a  severe  taag  •flaetwa,  asHl  Itet 
iraad  disnsse,  < )oneamptioa— la siiiiiwia  to  mafca kaawa 
ie  his  Ia;low  sufferers,  tbe  meaas  af  oora. 

To  all  wiio  &»mi%  it,  be  srili  aaad  a  copy  cf  tha  pta 
seitptioa  oaed  (free  of  sharge).  wtth  tha  fliraatiuua  fas 
Biyaitug  and  unnc  tho  same,  which  thag  will  ted  % 
<i;mx  OcKZ  Fea  OoBarmrnoii.  Asmca,  Bbomohv 
ru,  aU.  TTis  sii'sfi  nfths  siliailiasi  Imaaillin  Uti 
PraecriptiOB  to  tobaDOttttba  afl«U4  aad^taaiia. 
f  rmAt'cia  wtucfi  ha  ooaaanasto  ba  t8vataaMa:aa4tac 
h>paae*aryeaaararwfl]  toyUa  siaarly.  aaHwIllaea 
than  pothiag,  aad  aug  pnaa  a  blaanw. 
Pacfrs  wwhi^taa  praaanpooa.  ariO 

BCV.  KDWABD  A.  WIUSOIL 
WimiMSIiiia.  KisM  Ogaatr.  Mem  fak. 


1h*  Am^HroM   Knitliitg 

while  expert  operators 

icn  alwaya 

a  ready  aala     A  person  can   readily  knit 

from  twelve  to  ftftaea  pairs  of  stockings  per  day,  the 
praftt  oa  wUah  will  not  DO  less  than  forty  eantt  par  pair. 

FARMERS 

Caa  eeU  their  wool  at  oaty  forty  to  Mty  aanU  par  pouud ; 
bat  by  gatilag  tha  wool  made  into  yam  at  a  small  ax- 
peaaa,  aad  knitting  it  into  socks,  two  or  three  dollars 
par  poaad  aaa  ba  raalli sd. 

Oa   laaaipt   of  tXwa  will   forward  a   machine  aa 
ordered. 

Wa  wUh  la  protxtre  artim*  A^BXTSin  rrern  ttelicm  q/ 
iKe  Cidttd  Male*  and  Canada*  u,  irhom  iKt  matt  (Oero/  i„ 
mil  b»  ogei  ed.     Addreu 

Aasericaa  Kaittiac  afaeUae  Ca., 

Bfaua^  or  St.  Laala,  Ma. 


Itch!  Ztchll  Ztehlll 

■CMATCH       SCmATCH!!     SOLATUHtft 
fTkeatMi's  Otataaamt 

Infi«MlOto«taoara 
pUek. 

ItWlMWW 

Itai. 


XAOIO. 

PlteS^flDSb  %  DOS  a  D^l 

A  POTTVB»  lit  Wa 


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THE   FUKE  IIOMESTExVD. 

VTEDNESDAY,  DECEMBER  2'J,  isca. 


The  Maukalo  aud   Fort  Dutlge  Kailroad. 


»«A  HAPPY   NEW    YI:AR.*» 


BT  A8TLIY  B.   BALDWIlt. 


The  Babrock  lixtiiigulslier    does    Noble 
Work  at  Jacksouville,  etc. 


Fiv9  niinuti-B  to  miduight !    And  thoasands  are 
keeping, 
With  hearts  ftlleil  with  hopos,  and  with  memo- 
There  was  a  delegation  of  Blue   Earth  P^opl"  j  "Wjih  beartsTulf 


Fon  EincATios  or  tiie"| 

\ND    DutID,  [ 

■  B.  Ill,  Deo.  1,  1869.     j 


f 


in  ti'wu  to-day.  looking  to  the  interest  of  the 
Mankato  ami  Fort  Dodge  Railroad.  It  is  pret- 
tr  well  decided  that  aid  will  ba  voted  for  such  an 
enterprise  by  the  following  towns  :  Blue  Earth 
Citr,  four  or  five  thousand  dollars  ;  Pilot  Grore 
and  Joe  Daviess,  ten  thousand  dollars  each  ;  El- 
more, fifteen  thousand  dollars ;  Rome,  five  or  aix 
thousand  dollars  :  Emerald,  ten  thousand  dollars: 
Verona,  five  or  six  thousand  thousand  dolliirs  ; 
AVinneV>ago  City,  fifteen  thousand  dollars.  Pay- 
ments in  ten  or  twenty  years  after  completion  of 
the  road  lo  certain  i>oint«. 

The  Legislature  will  be  asked  to  allow  twenty 
vears  a^ain  this  winter,  and  as  it  will  be  a  tangi- 
ble benefit  to  the  people,  it  «flrHno<  be/wMiWe  that 
euoh  extension  will  not  be  allowed. 

All  parties  arc  very  much  interested  in  two 
road'iiuto  this  county,  and  with  thife  two  roadi>. 
thi-i  Blue  Earth  Valley  will  be  a  garden. 

Voters,  don't  be  stingy  with  your  own  pockets. 

II.  W.  Holly,  the  efficient  Chief  Engineer  of 
th'.-  •■*.  M.  R.  R.,  is  stopping  in  town  with  his 
family,  this  week.  It  is  some  gratification  to 
kn..w  that  hiin-elf  and  his  co-workers,  Thomp- 
son, s-toddard.  Wykoffaud  Mann,  have  sn«?ceed- 
ed  "O  Well  against  so  much  that  seemed  to  hinder 
anddilay.  The  ""/'"'^""o'e  Toiiif  Law,  giving 
asvav  the  swamp  lands  in  this  land  district,  in- 
totid.d  to  cripple  this  road,  aud  the  elements — 
drouths,  colds  and  floods— have  been  overcome 
bv  DiTScvcraucc  aud  uuble  duteiiniuation,  inso- 
ic'i;h  that  in  a  few  <lay3  Wells  will  be  reached, 
a-vl  we  presume  that  track  is  being  laid  in  Fari- 
bault fount  t-  to-day. 


1 


divided 'twixt  smiling  aud  weep- 
ing, 
Their  vigils  to  watch  for  the  birth  of  the  year! 

/"our  minutes  to  midnight !     How   many    rcflec- 
tious 

Are  crowded  at  once  into  moments  of  jipacc. 
Soft  regre'.s  nnavailiug,  and  fon  I  recollect ious 

Of  many  a  dead  aud  d<.ai°ly  loved  face  ! 

Three  minutes  to  midnight !      And  hushed  are 
our  Voices, 

And  full  are  our  bosoms  and  silent  our  tread  ; 
Not  an  elder  now  weeps,  not  a   younger  lejok-e.^, 

'Tis  a  moment  half  poised  between   Life   and 
the  Dead. 

Tiro  minutes  to  midnight !     The  clock  with  its 
breathing 
Alone  breaks  the  silence  that  reigneth  around  ; 
And  our  minds  and  our   souls    are    all   tenderly 
wreathing 
The  flowers  of  fancy  an  J  hope  at  the  sound. 

One  minute  to  midnight !     Our  hearts  are   quick 
beating. 
How  sad  is  the  joy,  yet  how  joyful  the  pain! 
Oue   miuute    to   midnight!       The    moments    arc 
fleeting. 
Ah,  whe  can  recall  them  to  being  again? 

Miiiniyht .'     And  the  joy-bells  peal    forth   each 
steeple 
The  jubilant  chimes  on  the  ear  of  the  night : 
From  the  first  in  power  to  the  least  ot  the  people, 
May  the  Past  be  itill  cherished,  the  Future blill 
briiiht. 


J. 


F.  WIXSUIP. 


Au  Angel  Visit. 


The  Free  HoMtstEAD  and  the  A-n^rlrun  St«fk 
Ji'u-mil  one  year  to  all  new  subscribers,  for 
$2.U0. 


V 


News  Items. 


Red  Wing  had  a  $7,000  firo  last  Saturday. 

Lake  City  has  shipped,  this  year,  523,60t>bush- 
ei-  of  wheat. 

Vessels  drawing  orer  16  feet  of  wat«r  eannot 
pass  the  ?*uex  caual. 

The  Opera  House,  at  Lafayette,  lud.,  was 
burned  last  Friday. 

Curamin^«  and  Dcinporter,  the  Hamburg  mur- 
derers, arc  lu  jail  at  Council  Bluffs. 

(len.  .*5ander»  has  been  appoiirte«l  as  Oovemor 
of  Washington  Territory,  and  accepts  tha  posi- 
tiMi. 

A  young  man  named  Frederick  Peacock,  com- 
uitted  suicide,  on  Elk  Kan,  near  Waterloo,  Iowa, 
last  week. 

Miss  Kate  Patnam,  daughter  of  the  proprietor 
of  Putnam'i  Maga^iue,  has  graduated  iu  medicine 
at  Paris. 

Onocolorcil  man  was  recently  drawn  upon  the 
Gran.l  ,Tury  in  Leo  county,  Iowa,  and  three  upon 
the  Petit  Jury. 

F!a;;s  are  at  hah"  mast,  in  the  greater  portion 
of  the  I'uited  States  in  honor  of  the  memory  of 
Uou.  Edwin  M.  Stanton. 

A  terrible  family  quarrel  oceured  at  We-,t  brook, 
Ohio,  on  the2Cth  iust.,   resulting  iu    the 
of  a  wile  aud  the  suicide  of  a  father. 

A  boiler  in  a  steam  mill  at  Brothel,  Morgan 
county,  111.,  exploded  last  Friday,  aud  blew  it- 
telf  more  than  a  quarter  of  a  mile,  but  iujured 
uo  one. 

The  heaviest  earthquake  ever  experienced  in 
Ea-tein  California  and  Nevada  occurred  last 
Monday.  It  was  felt  more  or  less  severe  in  Sac- 
ramroto,  Marysville  Grass  Valley,  Nevada,  Iowa 
Hill,  Stockton,  Chcco,  Tuckce,  and  other  neigh- 
boring towns.  At  Virginia  City,  Nevada,  a  fire 
wall  was  thrown  down,  door  bells  rung,  clocks 
stopped,  dogs  howled,  horses  snorted,  amid  gen- 
eral consternation.  The  shock  was  felt  severely 
in  the  lower  levels  of  all  the  mines.  It  vibrated 
south,  and  lasted  about  teu  seconds.  At  Keuo, 
the  ihock,  preceded  by  a  low  rumbling  uDisc, 
lasted  nearly  two  minutes,  alarming  the  inhabit- 
ants. The  express  train  was  detained  about  an 
hour,  between  Wadsworth  and  Reno,  by  large 
rocks  aud  earth  thrown  upon  the  track  by  the 
cai'thquake.  , 


On  the  evening  of  the  Sl-^t  of  Deeciubcr,  I  had 

beeu  cherishing  the  humiliating  and    -solemn   re- 

;  flections  which  are  peculiarly  suitable  to  the  close 

]  of  the  year,  and  endeavoring  to  bring    my   mind 

,  to  tiiat  view  of  the  pa.-t  best  calculated    to   iuflu- 

I  tnce  the  future.     1  had  atteiupted    to   recall    the 

I  prominent  incidents  of  the  twelve  months   which 

had  elapsed:   and,    iu   this   cudeavor  I    was   led 

Ire'iueiitly  to  i egret  how  little  my  memory   could 

retain  even  of  thai  mo-t  imi>oi!unt  to  be  rcmera- 

I  bered      I  coald  not  a.-oid.  at  such  apcriod,  look- 

!iug  forward  as  M*ll  as  backward,   and    aniicipa- 
ting  that  fearful  tribunal  at  which  no  occurrence  ! 
shall  be  forgotteu  :   while  my  imagination    j.enc- 
!  trated  into  the  distant  destinies    which   shiill    be 
dependent  on  its  <leci^ious.     At  my  usual  hour;   I 
reiircd  to  re-t,  but  the  train  of  uuditatii>n  I    had 
pu'sued  was  so  important  and  ajvpropriate,    that 
i    imasinaiion      continued     it      after      sense    had 
'  slunrbcie  i.     "In  thought:-  frotn  the  visions  of  tht 
{  night,  when  deep  sleei«  lulleth  upon  man,"  I  was 
I  mentally  concerned  in  the  following  scene  of  in- 

'   t'^re.-t  :  ,      ,        ,•    , 

I       I  ima-iined  myself  still  adding,  link  after  link 
!  to  the  chain  of  reflection,  the  progress   of   which 
I  the  time  for   repose    had    inteirupted   and   while 
I  thus  euu'ivgi'd,  1  was  aware   that  there   remained 
but  a  few  'moments  to  complete  the  day.     1  heard 
the  clock  a^  it  tolled   the  knell  of  another   year: 
and,  as  it  lung  .-lowly  the  appoiuted  number,  each 
noie  was  followed  by  a  sting  of  conscience,  bit- 
terly reproaching  me  for  my   neglect  of  j.recious 
time.     The  last  stroke  was  ringing  in  my   cars— 
paiufu!  as  the  groan,   announcing    the  departure 
of  a  valuable  friend- when,  notwithstanding  the 
meditative  jiosture  in  which  I  was  sitting.  I   per- 
ceived that  the  dimness  of  the  apartment  becaiue 
brighter,  and  looking  up,  >aw  the  light  emanated 
from  the  eounicnauce  of  an  angel,  bnt    the    most 
acute  observation  was  indicated  by  his   piercing 
eve,  aud  inexorable  justice  was  imprinted  on  his 
majestic  features.     A   glittenng   phylacteiy    en- 
circled head,  ui>on  which  was  written-  as   in    let- 
ters of  fire,  ••  yVie    F-ilili/ul    One."      Under   oue 
arm  he  bore  two  volumes  ;  in  his  hand  he  held  a 
pen      I  instantly  knew  the  lecording  angel — the 
secretary  of    the    terrible    tribunal    of    heaven. 
AVith    a"   tremblitig    which    eouvul.-ed  my  frame, 
I  heaid  his  unearthly  accents.     ''Alortal,"  he  said 
••thou  wast  longing  to    recall   the    events    of   the 
past  vear— thou  ait  permitted   to  gaze  upon    the 
murder  i  record  of  tho    books    of    God.     Peruse    and    be 
i  wise."     As  ho  spoke  thus,  he  o}>eaed    before    me 
-'  one  of  the  volumes  which  he   had   brought.       In 
fearful  apprehension,  I  read  iu  it  my  ortu  name, 
and  rocoguizcd  the  history  of  my  own    life   du- 
ring the  past  year,  with  all  its  minutest  particu- 
lars.    Buining  words  were  tbo-e  which  that  vol- 
ume contained  ;  all  the  action?  and  circumstanc- 
es of  my  life  were  registered  under  their  rc>pec- 
tive  hea<ls  in  that    dreadful   b..ok.       I    was    first 


Illi.nois  IvarnvTios  Fon  Edvc.atios 
Dbaf  a 
Jacksovvillb 
F.    IV.  Fii'ii->-ll,  Secrettirif  \uit},icet>eni  Fire  Ex- 

tiiiijiilulier   Cuiiijiany  : 

My  DEAuSin— Yuu  may  be  interested  to  know 
that  a  few  Unys  ago  a  vessel  td' oil  took  fireintiie 
cook  room  of  'Ai\>  instiiuf.on,  and  tlireatoned  the 
destruction  of  Ihu  buildings,  worth  jsi'JO.OoO.  I 
WHS  immediately  notified  tlmt  those  in  the  kitch- 
en could  not  subdue  it,  and  l')ok  one  of  the  four 
I'.abcock  Extinguishers  irocnred  from- you,  and 
l)rouglit  it  o  bear  on  the  flames,  wh;ih  it  sup- 
I)re?sc<l  instantaneously.  Its  operation  caused 
the  utmost  unia/euient  and  admiration  from  all 
who  had  hastened  to  the  sj.ot.  None  liiid  ever 
seen  the  light  disappear  more  suddenly  tiom  the 
burner  when  the  gas  had  been  shut  otl'  than  this 
burning  oil  was  extinguished.  The  flames  were 
intense  I  nout;h  to  burn  pr  rt  of  tho  j.lastering 
from  tiie  ceiling,  though   they  started   near  vhe 

I  do  not  know  that  without  this  machine  our 
buildin;;s  would  have  luen  b  st,  nor  ito  I  know 
that  they  would  n.il.  1  do  know,  however,  thut 
it  averted  the  dan^'er  in  a  shorier  time  than  any 
other  ueans could  have  been  brought  lo  bear  up- 
on it.  T       ■     L-         r 

TI.e  Hoard  of  Directors  of  the  Institution  fur 
Fe  I  le  Minde. I  Children  desire  two  of  these  ex- 
tinguishers for  their  institution. 

Please  ship  them  to  Dr.  C.  T.  Wilber,  Jack- 
sonville, III. 

Very  truly  yours, 

Puii.ip  G.  GiLi-r.TT,  Principal. 

From  the  Chieayo  Tribune,  Saturday,  Dec.  II, 

I  1869: 

I       A  Babcoek  FiieExtinpuifher  was   the    m«anB 

]  of  s«ving  irom  destruction  the  large    foundry    of. 

T.  G.  IJeoneit.  of    Jackson,    Mich.,     which    had 

cangbt  fire  from  escaping  gas.  The  tV/(ze;i  says  : 

i  "Mr.  Bennett  himself  was    present  at  the    time, 

;  and,  immediaiely  bringing  into   retiuisiiion    «>ne 

of  the  ISabcoek   Firo     Extinguishers,    which    he 

keeps    ou     tho  premises,  the  tire  was   soon    sub 

dned,  with  no  other  damasre    than    the  breakage 

I  of  some  of  the  sashes  and  the  loss  of  the  flask    in 

i  whieha  cauldn*  wasbcing  ca.^t.     Fifty  dollars 

i  will  probably  cover  the  entire  loss." 


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and  how  farmer's  and  their  sons  can  each  make 
*100  per  month  in  winter.  10.000  copies  will 
!.«  inailfd  free  to  farmers.  Send  name  and  ad 
dress  to  ZEIQLEK,  McCUUDY  A  CO.. 
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/ lUAPPED    HANDS    AND    FACE.    SOKK 
V^Lips.  Ac,  cured  at  once  by  tho  use  of  H.^:- 
luiin'h  camphor  Ice    with  Glycerine,    keeps    ;!  • 
hands  soft  in  the  coldest  weather.     :ee  that  you 
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State  of  Minnesota,    Faiibault   County— 
lu  Probate    Court. 

[Special  Sessi.-n.] 

lathe  matter  of  the  Estate  of  WILUAMF.  ALDRICH. 
late  of  said  county,  dcceaseJ. 

f\S  reading  and  filins  the  petition  of  Louisa  A.  Al- 
'-'  (frich,  representing  ttiat  \Vli.i.ara  K.  Aiilrich,  late  of 
sai'I  county,  Oieil  intestate,  leaviii!.'  |,">"Js,  chattels  aud 
e.^'tate  within  ...ai.l  count V.  and  prHNlnj?  tliat  letters  of 
a.lininislratlor  of  tlie  estnte  of  said  William  F.  A  Jnch, 
deceased,  he  (.'ranted  to  tier,  the  said  Louisa  A.  Aldncli, 
and  Ocorge  W.  Aldrich.  ,     t    , 

ofi;,^c^ti:onr ;^r^oMj;:u!:;r'o>''r^!^  glassware,  crockery, 

1  o'clock  in  the  liflernoon  of  fiiiJ  day.  at  Ills  oflice  in 
IJlue  Karth  City,  in  said  County,  at  which  time  aud  place 
a  session  of  said  court  will  be  held.  ,     ^      ,.  . 

Ordered  lurthcr  herein.  tliiU  notice  of  the  time  and 
place  of  h.iid  hearinir  l>e  pivea  lo  llic  heir-  of  said  deceas- 
ed and  all  others  interested,  by  adrertt.-.inif  this  order 
for'thiee  we»k»  successively,  prior  to  the  day  of  hearing, 
inthe"Kiu:K  II.)Mk>tkai>,"  a  weekly  newspaper,  pub- 
lished in  YVinnebiiiro  City,  In  said  county. 

D.tedDec.  mh.l,OU.  ^    ^     y,,r.,TV.n, 

/ti0-3w  .ludge  Probate  Court. 


ro,ooo. 

HIGGINS  &  PALMER 

Are  prepared  to  store 

50,000  BUSHELS  OF  GRAIN 

On  reasonable  terms. 

Apply  at  Higgin's  store  building,  Front   street, 
Mankato.     They  also  keep  the  cele- 
brated 


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OYSTERS, 
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DRITQ^ ! 


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BOOTS     ANP    SHOES 


RED 

317-t£ 


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TN    PROUATE     COORT- 
A     .MINNESOTA. 

In  the  matter  of    the    guardianship    of   C-AnRY  MAY 

(iLE.\S(»N,  MAUY-A.    OLKASON   and   l!l.\KLkS 

E.  GLE.\<ON.  minors  and  lieirs  al  law  of   Parker*. 

aiid  Ellen  M.  IHeason,  both  deceased. 

On  reading  and  filing  the  petition  of  James  Saunders, 
guanliatiof  said  minors,  piayinu  for  license  to  tell  the  | 

"uu^nh-rKnd"^^^^^^^^^^     th-.t  the  next  of  kin  to  said  i  And  all  other  Good,,  necessary  to  make  up  a  full 

_  ...  •^.. ...1  :-.„;. I     <.otof<i     nr.r^^'ir  a  n /I    />i-v  m  T.luf  a   n  innrt  m  PH  t     for   town     &na 


iGROCERIES  ! 


S.  RICHARDSON 

Keeps  ^-nEtanlly  on  Hand 

FLOUR  AND  FEEI), 

Fresh  and  Salt  Meats, 

LIQUORS  ATSU  CIGARS, 
Smoking  and  Chewing  Tokcco, 


CONDIT  &  AUSTIN,  j  ID^agents  wanted  for 

1        orriTtfnm  ■C'a    AVnTPTT" 


AND' 


minors  and  all  jiersonsinlercaltd  in  said  estate,  app'-ar 
hcroielhe  Judge  of  this  Court,  at  the  IVobate  OBice  in 
Ulue  Earth  Citv,  iu  tu'd  county,  on  tlie  IJlh  day  of  Feh- 
ru.iiy,  A.  I).  l>To,  at  lo  o'cl  )ck  in  ihe  forenoon  of  .said 
day,  tii'-n  and  iheie  to  stiow  cause  (if  any  there  shall  be) 
why  a  liccii-,e  should  not  be  grauled  for  tlie  sale   of  said 

real  c!-'.ale. 
Dated  Dec.  lo,lSC9.  j.   .,.  kiK.^TER, 

3.2.>.4»  Juilge  of  Prcihale. 


and  complete  n'cortment   for  town  and 
CO  in  try  trade. 

CALL  AND  SEE. 

Winnebago  City,  Sept.  28,  1369. 


COLXTY, 


ome 


The   New- Year's  Mj;'»t   *>f  *"    Uuhappy 
.Mail. 

An  «»ld  man  stood  on  a  New    Year's   night   al 
the  window,  and  looked  with  the  eye  of  lenjjthcn- 
iiig  liapair  ap  to  tlie  immovable,  eternal-bloom- 
ii.^  heaven,  aud  down  upon  the    still,    innocw.it, 
buo*  white  earth,  upon  which  now  tiieie  wis  ao 
one  so  joyless  and  sleepless   a.>^  he,    for  his  grave 
was  close  by   him  ;  it  waa  only  concealed  by  the 
snow  u.'ago,  not   by   the  green    ot    youth.     He 
broa-ht  with  Lim  nothing  from    the    al>niid;ince 
«l  lite  but  error,  sii.s  and  sickness,  a  devastated 
L>.dy,  a  desolate  sou!,  abreast  full  of  poison,  and 
au  a'-e  full  of  repentance.      His  be.iuleous  young 
d;!>s  now  returiiod  a*  spectres,  and  brought  him 
back  a/ain  to  that  fair   morniug   on    Tvbich    his 
f.ithor.lor  the  lirM    time,    starting   him    ou    the 
path  of  lite,  which  to  the  risjht    leads  upon    the 
suu-path  oi  virtue  iuto    a    wide   and  fiuiet  land, 
full  ot  light  and  tiarvests,  and  full  of  .ingds,  and 
whiihto    the    lett   dra-.rs  down    into    the    laolu 
tracks  of  vice,  into  a  dark  cavern    full    of  drip- 
ping poisons,  full  of  serpents  ready  to  dart  upon 
their  prey,  and  dismal  with  close  exhalations. 

Ah!  il.e  serpent.s  hung  around  his  breast,  and 
the  poifon-drop  upon  his  tongue,  and  he  knew 
not  where  he  wa.'.  Distracted  and  unspeakably 
molancholy,  he  cried  to  the  bc:ivens  above: 
•  Give  me  my  youth  again  I  Oh,  father,  put  me 
upon  the  cross  load  again,  that  I  may  choose 
auothct. 

But  his  father  and  his  youth  were  ^one  long 
ai;o.  He  saw  ihe  i;/ii>i/i  fitiinn  Uance  upon  the 
m.Hir  and  (co  out  upon  the  graveyard,  and  he 
said  :  "They  are  my  foidiah  days."  He  saw  a 
star  .•hooting  from  the  heavens  ;  he  saw  it  glim- 
mer in  its  f.»!l  and  vanish  upon  tlio  earth. 
'•That  is  m--,"  said  his  bleeding  he.irt,  and  re 
nior-e.  with  its  serpent  fangs,  deg  deeper  and 
deeper  into  his  wounds. 

His  glowing  imagination  pointed  out  to  him 
the  sleeping  night  waiter  on  the  roof,  and  the 
wiud-mill  rai.<ed  its  threatening  arms  to  crush 
him.  and  a  mask,  which  had  been  left  in  the 
charnel  house,  by  degrees  sssumed  his  own  fea- 
turef. 

Suddenly,  in  the  midst  of  the  conflict,  the 
music  for  the  New  Tear  flowed  dowu  from  the 
tower  as  a  distant  anthem.  He  became  less  agi- 
tated :  he  looked  around  tise  horizon,  and  over 
the!  road  earth,  fathers  of  happy  children,  and 
l>.^..cd  men,and  hesaid:  "Uh,  I  could  .nlso 
hnire  passed  this  first  night  in  slumber,  with  dry 
eyes,  as  well  as  you,  if  I  had  wished  to.  Ah  ! 
I  miiiht  have  been  happy.  yebeloTed  parents,  it 
I  h  1 1  'ulfilleJ  your  Now  Year's  wish  and  fach- 
ijgi.:»  . 

Amid  these  fr rerish  reeollentions  ot  "ii  youth, 
it  appeared  tj  him  as  if  the  mnsk  with  his  own 
Itk.iKv:*  rose  up  before  him  :  at  las*  it  w»s 
ch  in^ed  vthroiiirh  the  supcr.Mition  which,  on  New 
Tear's  night,  soes  ghosts  and  futurity,)  into  a 
living  Touth. 

He  could  not  look  at  it  any  more  ;  he  corered 
his  eye«.  A  thoasa  id  burning  tears  gushed 
forth'  and  vanished  in  the  snow.  Disconsolate 
and  sorrowful,  he  sobbed  in  a  low  tone  ;  *  Ob, 
come  again,  oaly  come  again 


■  struck  by    the    titio  *'.l/<r.  ,V«    JCtceirtJ."       S 

were  there  the  rcmembinncc  of  which  I    had    re- 

''  tained — more  which    were    recalled   alter  having 

'  been  forgotten— but  the  far   gre.ifer  nuiul.er  had 

never  been  noticc-l  at  all.     0  !  what   a    detail  'of 

p;cscrvat'ons,  atid  deliverances,  aud  invitations. 

aud  w.iruiug?.  aud  i»rivilege>,  and  be.-towments  ! 

.  I  remember  that  ••.-abbath'"   stood   out  in   very 

I  proiuiucnt  characters,  as  if  they  had  been  among 

•  the  grcate.-l  beueht.->.     Inobseiving  the  recapitu- 

la.ion,  I  could  not  but  be  struck  with  onecircum- 

'  stance — it  was,  that  many    di.-^pen.-ation.",   which 

i  1  had  considered  curse.-,    were  ennm.iated   here 

i  n  blessings.     Many  a  woe  whi(  h  had   riveu   the 

'  li^.;^rt — many  a  cuji  who>e    biiteruess   seemed    to 

]  de-ignale  it  a:-  poi-on.  wa'    there,    verifying    the 

language  of   the   j.oct— ••E'en    cros.-e.*    from  his 

SON ereigu  hand,  ate  ble.-sings   in    di^^-ui^c."  .\n- 

other  catalogue  was  there — it  was  the  ennmera- 

tioa  of '•yV.r.i'.^;-f».io»<i  ■'     My  hand  trembles    as 

I  remember  them  !     What  an  immen.-e  variety  of 

'  cias.-es  !   iudiftercnce,  though'.lcs<nes*.  formality, 

:  in<;r»titude.   unbelief,    fins    agaiii.-t    the   worlu, 

againi-t  the  Father,  against    the    .Savior,   again.-t 

the  Sanctitier,  stoo.l  at  the  head  of  their  crowd- 

e.l  battallious;  as  if  for  the    purpo.ie    of  driving 

me  to  d 

— ncg'e'.-tcd 


TX    PP.OBAIK     0  )UKT-FAKIUAlLT 
A     JIINXK.-UTA. 

'  In  the  matter  of  the  (fuardUnib'p  of  the  minor  heirs  of 

JaiQcM  C.  Weir  and  John  W.  U'eir,  l.olli  deceased. 
I      On  readin?  and  niiii',' Ihe  petition  of  J.    A.    Latimer, 
'  KUiiidian  of-<iiid  in'nor.v  for  lionse   to   sell  certain    real 
'  e.3lalcof  said  minors,  for  the  maintenance   and   educa-  ' 
'  tion  of  h's  said  wa.dn,  a»  specifo d  in  gald  petition  ; 
I       It  iso.nlerfd,  that  thenext  of  k  n  to  (.aid    wards   atul 
ail  other  persons  iu:ere<t-d  in  said  e»iat<-,  appear  before 
'he  Jiid.-e  olthi-<  Couit.on    the    llh  dny  cf  F.lo  utirv, 
I  A     U    i-70    at  10  o'clock  \.  M.,  at    the    I'roli.ie  Of- 
fice   iu  Blue   Eaiih    Cilv,    in    sa:d    cnni.iy,    then    and 
I  ihe,'ii..showc.iu-c(ilaiiv  theresh.ll  b.)  why  a  license 
;  shouM  not  be  pranK  d  tor  the  sale  of  said  real  esUite, 

Hcordmi;  tothe  i)rayfrof  said  pdilii'ii. 
!        \t,d  il  IS  further  ordered,  liiat  »  cpy   of  this  order 
'  shiU   be    i.ublished  for    four  tu^ceSMVC  wci-Ws  prior  lo 
1  said  day  of  hearinh',  Ic   the    •'Fiitt     iloMi-st.  ad,      a 
1  werklv  newspaper,  published  nl    Win!iel..i;;()    t'H.v,    Hi 
'  t^uid  c'.ui.tv,  the  last  pobhcalio  .  of  ^\hicli  shall    b.-    at 
'  lea-t  fi>urlee!i  da\«  bef.ire  the  Siiid  day  of  hearini?. 
I       Ordered  fu  llier,  loreiu,  that  copies   <f    this    order 
I  shall    be    served  uin.n  Sarali  A.   Wtir    and    .«  .pine  K. 
:  W'ir    b.-  deposilini?  the  same  fort»i\vith  in  the  Post  01- 
.  flee,  with  pojtoge  prepaid,  dirccl-d  to  them  respectively, 
a^  I'hcir  places  of  resideoce,  if  known. 
l>atcd  this  i'Hh  <!ay  of  Ueceiiiber,   A.   D.   IM-O. 

8-i'i--tw  Judi;e  Frohate  Court. 


Winter     Goods! 


THE 


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STRUGGLES  AND  TRIUMrilS 

OF 

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WRITTEN  BY  HIMSELF. 
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EST  CABINET  ORGANS. 


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NEW  FALL  GOODS  ! 


C.  McCABE 

HAS  JUSr   nECEIVED   A  NEW   STOCK  OF 

DRY  GOODS,  GROCERIES, 

Boots,    Shoes,    Crokery    and 

GLASSWARE, 

Prints,     BeLaines,    Bleached    and 

(Tnlleached  Cotton, 

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nats  and  Caps,  Cloths, 
GRAIN  SACKS,  NOTIONS,  &c. 

Also.Sugnr.  Tea,  Coffee,  Syrup,  Molasses,  Kero- 
sene and  Machine  Oil,  '<^  heat,  Oatg,  Flour,  Ac. 


allious;  as  if  for  the   purpo.^-e   ot   anving     cJ'v,  m  said  e- uniy,  i.,  i.n«»ir  lu  .,r.i..  »  ,>»..-vv...  .• 

despair".     Not  one  .in  was  forgotten    thc.e     ^^^^^l -;::;",;,  ^f^^^^^^^  S^^^^,  l{llffle  SkiftS  and   Boulevard    SkivtS,      CfOCkery  !    ^"]^,«  ^"^  ^^\^%^^  .l^'^^^^^' 

eled  -ald,ttths,  :.bn-cd  ordinances  misiin-     P"*^,,  ,.  _. .,  .  .,.' ^    J^,.,up..,,  ,,,  .,,1.1  Uriel.  A  Wallace  for  .  Mnot    I  »i«.hp.S.   EworS  and    BuSlDP- 


^^    .^. .,..    aldittths,  :ibii-ci  ordiniiuce',  misiin 

proved  time,  encouru^cd  temptations,  there  they 
i  >;ood,  wiih  no  excuse,    no   ei.lenuation.      There 
v.as  oue  very  long  class  I  rcmeujber    well — ".<//c 
«.„•</»  i"  atld  then  the  passage  flashed  like  light- 
ning across  my  mind— "For  every  idle  word  that 
men  .-peak.  thVy  shall  give  aeeouut  in  the  day  of 
judgunat."     My  superoatural  visitant  here  ad- 
die^-ed  me — "Dost  thou  ob.*crve  how  small  a  pro- 
portion   thy  sins  of  e"niiui-sion  bear  to  those  of 
(emission?"     As  he  .-j>ol,e.  he  pointed  me   to   in- 
;  stances  in  the  page  Ilk*  the  following  :     "I    was 
,  hun<;iy  and  thou  g.ive.-t  me   no    meat" — "I    was 
'■■  ihi'-stv  and  thou  gavest  me    no  dank"— "I    was 
.  sioli  find  thou  didst  not   vi-itme,"       I   was   con- 
science stri<.keu.     Iu  another  j.artofthe   record 
I  read  the  tide  ''Puiies  Periormcd."     Ala-- !  how 


place  aforesxiil,  judtmunt  will  be  rendereil  a^';iinrt  you, 
ui..in  Itie  uvi.ltnee  adilucel  1).\  said  Wi  Icli  A  Wallace  for 
such  sum  as  lie  sliall  sIdiv  tiims..lf  enUtled  lo,  and  your 

I  proprrtv  »"jld  to  p.ij  tlie  dvinanrt. 

I      Civeii  under  my  liand  this  'J-id  ilav  of    Dpcenit*r,  A. 

Id.  I^..:».  K.  llllt  TCIIINS, 

81>--'iw  Justice  of  the  Peace. 


|l|ORTGAGE  SALE. 

I       P-.rf;iuU  havlnpbeen  made  in  the  conditions  of  a  rer- 
i  taliiniort'.'a!:p.  d»lfd  ilif  (•fh  day  of  .lul.v,    \.   D.    1~"'''.', 
I  inadeano  .  xccuied  l.y  !*ila»  .1.  Whicli  and  liis  wife  Mar- 
tha I.  W:nch,  of  FHiil>:n:lt  County,   fitale  of   .Minnetota, 
1  jiarties  of  the  fust  i  art,  to  DaoK-l  N.  Ware,  ui  tli     couu- 
!  ty  and  state  aforesaid,  party  of  lh>:  second  part,  l.y  the 
fiiilure  of  said  niorl};a(fr,is  or  either  cf  ttieni,  to   p*y  the 
I  KUOi  of  three  hundred  and  forty-two  dollars  and  eighty-  I 
'  sevrn  cents  (^'Hi  ^TK  which  amount  is   rlairoed  to  b-j  | 
I  rpaif  ttie  Ittle  "IMines  leriDrajeo.        nm-  .  ii<.'"   I  Uuetti^reon  for  priucipalai.d  interest,  at  the  ddte  of  this  | 
):Tu  was  a.ir  number!  Humble  as  I   had   beet.  |  ^tl-^J::^:^:::^^-:^:^:^^^;^  ^^^ 


i  Recuitomed  to  thiuk  the   e*timate  of  my   g<)od 
KS,  I  was   greatly    disappointed   to   peiveive 


that  many  peiformanoes  on  which  I  bad  looked 
b:iek  Willi  pride  were  omitted,  "because,"  my 
visitor  in foimed  me,  "the  motive  wa.*  impure." 
It  was,  however,  wiih  feelings  of  the  most  affcol- 
ing  gratitieation  I  read  beneath  this  record, 
s-mall  a?  it  was.  the  following  passage  :  \yhoso- 
evcr  shall  give  a  cull  of  cold  water  only  iu  the 
name  of  a  disciple,  he  shall  in  no  wise  lose  his 
reward.  ^ 

Whi!e  I  saird  on  many  other  similar   records, 
such  was  the  intense  feeling  ivhich  seemed  to    be 
awakened  within  me  that  my  brain    grew    dizzy, 
aud  my  eye  became  dim.     I  was  awakened  from 
this  5rutc'l>y  the  touch   of  my   supernatural   iu- 
structer,  who  po"urcd  me  to  the  volume  in  which 
I  had  read  my  own  terrible  history,  now  closed, 
and  bearing  a  seal,    on    which,    with    sickening 
heart.  I  read  the  inscription,  "Ke.-crved  until  the 
i>ay  of  Judgment."     "Ami  now."  said  the  angel, 
"my  commission  is  completed      Thou   hast  been 
permitted  what  w..,s  never  granted  to  mau  bcfote.  | 
Wbiit  thinkst  thou  of  the  record?     Dost  not  just-  I 
Iv  tremble?     How  many  a  line   is    here,    which.' 
'dying,  you  could  wish  to  blot  !'     I    see  you   al-  I 
readv  shuddering  at  the  thought  of  the   diselos-  : 
ure  of  this  volume  at  the  day  of  judgment,  when  , 
an  Rssomlded  world  shall  listen  to    its    contents. 
But  if  sueh  be  the  record  oi  o»e  year,  what  must 
be  the  ^"'"7  orv-vrr  irAo  e   life"!     t"eek,   then,    an 
interest  in  the  bK>o.l  of  Chri>t,  justified  by  which, 
you  shall  indeed  hear  the  repoiition,  but   n<.t   to 
condemnation.     P.ay  that,  when  the  other  books 
are  opened  your  name  may  be  found  ia  the  book 
of  life.     And  see  the   volume   prepared    for  the 
historv  of  another  year  ;  yet   its   page  is  unsul- 
lied.  'Time  is  before  thee— seek  to   improve   it : 
privilege.-  are  t>elore  thee — mar  they    prove    the 
gateof  heaven:  judgment   is    before   thee — pre- 
pare to  meet  rhy  «od."     He  turned    to    dej.art  : 
and  a«  I  seemed  to  hear  the   rustling    which    an- 
noun.'L-d  his  flight.  I  awoke — was  it  all  a  dream? 
Spirit  and  M(tnufr§  of  the  A<je. 


DOdCt:,      l»r»m^3      »tlC    i,.,>l.v.      .:.- ..     -•^- -  — - 

(♦•i."'t.  siipulatfd  as  attorney's  fees,  to  be  p^ui  >c  rase  of 
forrelo'ure,    wliieli  said    ujortKape  was  recorded  on  the 
:  Iilrli  dav  of  July,  A.  U.  IM.',),  at  11  o'clock  A.  M.,  in  the 
ofliceofthe  Register  of  Heeds  of  the  county  of  Farihaull 
and  State  of  Minnes  ta,  in  book  J  of  nioiiirtST'^s,  "n  pape 
<;-i-i  ;  aud  no  action  or  procf  enin    al  law  lias  l>een  Instl- 
1  tiit'ed  to  recover  the  debt  secured  t>y  s«id  nlo^tlf»^'ror  any 
'  part  thereof-   now,  tlierefore,  in  jmrsuancc  and  by   vir- 
'  tue  of  the  powerof  sale  contained  in  .^lid  uiortgai  e,  and 
of  the  statutes  insueli  ca»e  made  and  provided,  notice  Is 
hereliv  tjivtn, that  said  mortgape  will  tx-  foreclosed,  and 
the  land  and  premiaes  thtrein  described,  lo-wil:     the 
.  south  half  of  the  northeast  nuarter  of  section  number  sev- 
enteen (17>,  intownihip  number  one  tiuiidred  aiid  three 
ili»:>)  north,  of  range  numlier  twenty-seven  f-'T)  west, 
'  containing  eii^lilv  v^ii  acres  of  land.   acc<irilin;.'  to  Oov- 
I  ernment  su.vey,"logetlierwlth  all  tlie  hereditaments  and 
1  appu'tenanoeJthereunlobelo.igius'orinany  wise  apper- 
t*ininK,  will  l»e  sold  at  public  sale,  lo  the  tii-hest  Wilder, 
I  for  ca«h,  to  satisfy   and    pav  the  said  debt  aud  interest 
:  and  the  said  t«e"nty  five  dollars    (l-J.*!)  attorney's    fees 
I  and  the  costs  and  distmrseinents  allowd  by  law,  at  the 
front   door   of  the    I'nst    Ofli.-e,    in    Winnebago     City, 
Faribault   Countv,    MinnesoU,    on   tJalnrday,   the    tnh 
i  day  of  February'    A.   U.    l^To,   at    K>    o'clock    lu    the 
'  forenoon  of  that  day. 

1      Dated  Winntbago  City,  Minn.,  Dec.  2-2d,  1-69. 
j  -^  .,,  p^j^iKL  N.   WAKE, 

Sil-Tw  .Morlgaisee. 


itf  ORTO 


AGE  SALE. 


I  come  again,  oaly  come  sgain  I"                                 ,  Sioux  C 

■  And  it  came  again,  for  he  had    only    dreamed     j^j^^,  p^ 

P  thu.«  terribiv,  on  the  New  Year's  night.     He  was                  ^ 

J  still  a  voucg  man— only  his  avil  deeds  were  no     *■  '     ' 

i  /lr,an-.'                                                                                                '  "^  1""' 


roucg  man — only 

But  he  thanked  0»d  that  be  yet  in  his  youth 
e'^uld  retrace  his  steps,  and  turu  from  the  squal- 
id !  ath  of  rice  to  the  sunny  road  which  Icadi 
to  tie  (air  laud  of  tbe  just. 

Turn  with    him.  young  reader  lest  when  thou 
•landest  upon  the  path  of  sin.  this  frightful  dream 
shall,  iu  the  future,  become  thy  judge :  but  when 
ihou,  full  of  «ngMish.  shalt  cry  out  :     "Couie  a-  , 
^in,  oh,  my  youth  V  it  lihoald  aot  «» 1»^«  »*«»-  | 
ler  return  «nt"»  yoQ.  • 


The  train  bound    west   ou    the   St.   Paul    and 
Sioux  City  Railroad  on  the  24th   inst.,   struck    a 
Pond's  Crossing  four  miles  east  of  Sha- 
badly  injuring  the  owner,  Frank    Bryson, 
I  and  killing  one  horse  asd  demolishing  the  sleigh. 
Bryson  will  probably  recover. 


Edwin  M.  Stantiu,  who  had  just  been  appoint- 
ed as  Justice  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  United 
States,  died  suddenly,  of  congestion  of  the  heart, 
last  Friday  morning,  at  Washington,  aged  5t 
.  I  years.  He  was  confined  to  the  house  for  only  a 
week. 


Default  having  been  made  in  the  conditions  of  a  cer- 
tain inortcajfe  dated  the  Tth  day  of  Heptemlier,  A.  D. 
ls(W,  t\e.--tedby  Ilmry  l.ai|iie  ai^d  Ellen  Ijique  his 
wife,  of  F.iribauit  County,  Stjte  of  .Minnesota,  parties  of 
the  I'irst  part,  to  David  P.  Wa«;att.  of  Hancock  County . 
State  oi  .Maine,  pany  of  the  second  part,  by  the  failure 
of  said  mortgagors  or  either  of  them  to  pay  the  sum  of 
two  !iun.lre<l  and  si.Ttcen  dollars  aud  thirty-three  cents, 
(♦■.'l';.:«l,  which  am  luni  Is  claimed  to  be  due  thereon  for 
principal  and  interest  at  the  date  of  this  notice,  beside 
the  fur  her  sum  of  twtnty-tire  dollars,  (*•.:" ',  stipulated 
as  attoniev's  fee,  to  tW  p.ii-t  In  c  ise  of  foreclosure, 
*  hieh  said  mortiraBe  was  recoriled  on  the  I'ith  day  of 
September,  A  D.  l?*-'^,  «t  5  o'clock  p.  m.,  in  the  office 
of  tlie  R-i-'i-terof  D-tiU,  in  s%id  Faribault  County,  m 
book  l.of  Mortp»j{e»,  on  page  >>,  and  no  action  or 
pr.eeed;nK  at  law  hast>eenins'ituted  lo  rccoverthedeU 
»ecur-d  bv  said  roorffrage.  <ir  any  part  thertof;  now, 
tlierefore,  iu  pursuance  and  by  virtue  of  the  i»ower  of 
gale  contained  in  s»id  niortpa,{C,  »nd  of  the  statutes  In 
such  case  made  and  provided,  notice  is  hereby  given, 
that  the  said  m  irtKajre  -vill  lie  foreclosed,  and  the  land 
and  prpiuls'silierefn  described,  vii.:  Alltfiat  tract  or 
parcel  of  land  lyini:  and  beiug  in  tJie  ounty  of  F«n- 
bault,  and  State  of  .Minne*.  ta.  described  as  follows,  to- 
wit :  '  The  we<<t  hiiir  of riie  southwest  i|uarter  of  section 
nuiul)er  one  ( 1 »,  in  township  u  jmtwr  on^  hnnlr'd  at  d 
three  tl'.':J)  no.-th,  of  r*n)re  number  twentr-teven  r2T) 
west,  contaiuinp  figt.ty  ino-)  acres,  according  to  sovern- 
meiit  surrey,  ti^eetticr  with  all  Ihe  hereUilaments  and 
aipuiieusDces  thereunto  beiongir-ij  or  in  any  wi^e  ap- 
perta'nin?,  wi'l  be  sold  »l  public  sale,  to  the  highest 
bid.ler.  for  c«h,  to  satisfy  and  pay  tli*  said  deW  and 
interest  aud  the  twenty  five  dollars  t  ♦•.t")|  allomey's  fees 
and  tlie  costs  and  ni.*bursemen;»  allowed  bylaw,  at  the 
.front  d.K>r  of  the  Post  Office,  in  the  vitlapf  of  Winnel>a- 
IM  C^tr.  Connty  of  Fanbanlt,  and  .•»»»€  of  Minnesota, 
i'o  Thur«Uy,tiie  l*hday  ,.f  Jaanary,  A.  D.  isiO,  at 
111  o'clock  in  the  f.iren>oM  of  that  day. 

Dated,  Winnebago  City,  .Minn.,  Dec.  1.  1  ■?-•)?. 

DAVH;  p.  WASGATT, 

5isi-:w  Morfpsce. 


may  now  be  found  at  this  store. 

In  addition  to  the  above  mentioned  articles  of 
the  jircsent  most  f  I'hionable  ra'tems,  you  will 
aiways  find  at  the  Faribault  county 

EMPORIUM. 

A  well  selected  assartment  of 

HOOP   SKIRTS,    • 

from  the  "Odessa  Skirt  Company,"  which  are 
msurpu'.sed  by  any  other  Hoop  Skirt  in  use,  ai 
regards  Durability,  Comfoit   and  Style. 

And  alio  a  large  stock  of 

Grocerie;s    Pork,  Hams, 

HOTTER, 

Lard,  Wheat,  Cofd, 

POTATOES, 

Ouions,  Flour,  Meal,    <fec.,    &c. 

ALSO  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  OF 

Crockery,     Glassware, 

Looking-glasses, 

Lampdj        I^anterns, 

Machine  and  Kerosene 

Oil,  Sugar  Buckets  and 
Boxes 

AND 

BOOTS  &  SHOES, 

of  nil  sires,  and  many  £tyl    . 

G.  K.  .Moulton.  of  the  firm  of  MOULTOK  A 
DEl'DON.  has  jujt  returned  from  NEW  YORK 
X'n  Y,  where  be  tcok  particular  time  to  find  tbe 
best  houses,  and  to  purchase  at  the  bottom  of 
the  market,  and  c(in6dentlT  believes  that  he  has 
secured  the  best  qualities  of  goods,  and  at  the 
most  reasonable  fi  rures,  and 

THE  ENTIRE  STOCK 

Is  now  offered  at  a 
sma  i. advance  o«  the   original    cost.     Call   and 
e.tamiDC  for  yourselves. 
Truly  Yours, 


Vox  PofMi.i.— The  voice  of  the  People  is 
unnnimius  in  praise  of  one  thing  at  least,  that 
is  Morse's  Indian  Root  Pills,  and  it  is  well  de- 
served. The  best  remedy  in  the  world  for  al- 
most  ali  dise.tses  that  afflict  the  human  race 
they  act  diret-tly  on  the  blood,  stomach  and 
bowels.  K'-ep  your  blood  pure  by  an  occasion- 
al dose  of  these  Pil  s  and  you  will  not  be  sick. 
The  blond  is  the  lite,  keep  it  pure  by  using  the 
or.lv  mpdicine  that  will  completely  cleanse  it, 
Morse's  Indian  Hoot  Pill'^.  Use  the  Morse's 
Piiis  in  all  casesof  Bilioosness.  Liver  Complaint, 
Fetnale  Irregularities,  Headache,  Indigestiwi 
Ac.    Bold  bjr  all  d<«Ier«. 


Meat  I'ibhes,  Ewers  and  Busins- 

Glass  Lamps  and  Chimneys,  Comet  Sun  Burners 
and  Chimneys, 

Lanterns^   Tumblers,   Goblets, 

LOOKING    GLASSES,  cfeO., 

^^59-15UOTS  and  SHOES  made  to  order  apa 
epairing  neatly  done.  200tf 

LAKE    SHOKE 

AVD 

JllCIllGAN  SOUTUtRN  R.  R. 

VIA 

TOLEDO  AND    CLEVELAND. 

The  only  lino   r.inning    THROUGH   TRAINS 
between 

CEICACO     AND     BUFFALO 

WITUOUT  TRANSFER  OF  PASSEXGF.RS  OR  BAG- 
OAOe, 

Making  this  the  most  Comfortable,  Expeditious 
and  Only  Direct  Route  to 

Clcvebiid,  Erie,  JlHiikirk,  Buffalo 

AM)    ALL    rOISTS    15 

NEW  TORE  AND  NEW  ENGLAND. 

^af\n  the  principal  Railways  of  tbe  North- 
west and  Southwest  vonuert  nt  Chicago  with  the 
Four  Daily  Express  Trains,  leaving  Chicago  7:40 
A.  M.,  1  [M  A.  M.,  5:lo  P.  M..  ani.  9:00  P.  M. 

Eleeant  Drawing  Room  Coacbcs 

OnDay  Express  Trains  between   Chicago,  Tole- 
do and  Buffalo. 

5:15  p.  M.  TRAIN    RUNS  DAILY 

And  has  Palace  Sleeping  Coaches  Attaf;hed, 

Eunn'g  Through  to  New  York 

WITHOUT    CHANGE. 

Passenzers  for  Domit,  and  all  points  in  Cina 
d'(,  and  thoiM-  f<ir  Ohio,  Petnmylrauin,  Aeic  York 
and  .Yew  Enylfotd.  should  purchase  tickets  via 
LfiLe  Shore  tiud  Mirhiynt  Southern  Rnilvoy, 
which  are  on  sale  at  all  principal  Railway  Ticket 
OflBces,   and  at  the  Company's  OBBce, 

No.  56,  Clark  Street,  Cbieago. 

F.  E.  MORSE,  Gen'lPass.  Agt., 
OTI.^?  KIMBALL,  Gen'l  Sup't,  Chicago. 

271 -yl  CleveUnd,  0. 


GREAT  EXCITEMENT 
REBELLION,  REBELLION. 

IN    TUE 

RED  niVER  COUNTRY. 

"Wheat  atlvancing  and  Goods  scUitic 
beltiw  cost,  for  cash,  at  the  Witinehitgo 
City  Drug  Store.  Call  and  examine 
prices  before  goitig  elsewhere. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 

Carbon  Oil,  Elephant  Oil,  Linseed 
Oil  and  Oil  Paints,  White  Lead,  Red 
Lead,  Colored  Paints,  &c. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STOLE. 

School  Books,  Blank  Books,  Station- 
ery, Memoranda  Books,  &c. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 

Patent  Medicines  of  all  kinds.  To- 
bacco and  Cigars.  Lamp  Chimneys  and 
"Wicks.  Fancy  Articles  usually  kept  in 
City  Drug  Stores. 

AT  THE  DRUG  STORE. 

317-tf  C.  J.  FARLEY. 

Winnebago  City,  Nov.  19.  18G9. 


AT  LOWEST  pnicrs. 

That  the  .Mason  &  Hamlin  Cabinet  and  Met- 
ropolitan Organs  are  the  best  in  the  world  is 
proved  by  tho  almost  unanimous  opinion  of  pro- 
fessional raufcicians,  by  the  award  to  them  of 
seventy-five  gold  and  silver  medals  or  other 
highest  premiums,  nt  principal  industrial  com- 
petitions within  ft  few  years,  including  the  med- 
al at  tbe  Paris  E.xpositiou,  and  by  a  sale  very 
much  t'reater  than  that  tf  any  similar  instru- 
ment. This  Company  mannlaeturc  owly  firnt- 
class  instruments,  and  will  not  make  "'ehcap 
or"aiis"  at  any  price,  or  snffei  an  inferior  instru- 
ment to  bear  their  name.  H.irirg  greatly  in- 
creased their  faeiliiicB  for  manufaitjre,  by  the 
introduction  of  new  machinery  and  otherwise, 
they  are  now  m.iking  better  organs  than  ever  be- 
fore, at  increased  economy  in  cost,  which,  ia 
accordance  with  their  fixed  policy  of  selling  al- 
ways at  least  remunerative  profit,  they  ore  new 
oJTcring  at  prices  of  inferior  work.  Four  odavc 
organs.  Plan  Walnut  Cares.  j:>ft.  Five  oc- 
tave organs.  Double  Reed.  Solid  Valnnt  Cases, 
car»cd  and  paneled,  with  five  stops  (Viola.  Dia- 
pason. Melodia,  Flute,  Tremulant),  $125.  0th 
er  styles  in  proportion. 

Circulars,  with  full  particnlr'rs.  includinp  ac- 
curate drawings  of  the  different  slyles  of  orpjins 
and  much  .nforination  which  will  be  of  service 
to  every  purchaser  of  an  organ  will  be  scut  Ireu 
and  postage  puid,  to  anv  one  dosirine  fhcni. 

MASON  A  HAMLIN  OIUIAN  CO.. 
154  Tremont  St.  Sofcton ;  JOC  D'dway,   N.  Y. 
:i20w4 


i^REAT 


DISTRIBUTION 


of 


MONUMENTS, 

GRAVE  STONES, 

FURNITURE 

MARBLE, 
«fec.,       &c.. 

Cut  to   order   from 
either  Italian  or 
American  marble, 
and    set    up    in    good 
taste.      Mr.  J.  M.  Kul- 
livan  is  our  practical  de- 
signer, and  all  orders  ara 
filled  according  to  spccifi- 
aticns.      F,   however,   tho 
taste  of  Mr.  .Sulliv.in  is  con- 
sulted, the  designs  arc  guar- 
anteed   to  be  unique.      The 
work  recommends  itsclt.    Or- 
ders from  a  distance  promptly 
at'.en<led  to. 

Flshrr  &  Sullivan, 

OWATONxVA,  MINX. 

Joneiltb,  ISGd.  293 


BV  THE 

METROPOLITAN  GIFT  CO. 

Cash  Gifts  to  the   Amount 
$500,000, 

EVCKV    TICKET    PRAWi   A    rSlZE. 

5  Cash  Gifts,  each  f  20,00» 

10  u  «  ]0,OOU 

20  '<  «  5.t)(>l> 

40  "  •'  1,0«<» 

200  "  "  S**"^ 

300  "  "  ^^^ 

60  Elegant  Rosewood  Pianos,  eacli?300  to  700 

75  a  "         Mclodeons  •'        70  to  100 

.3 JO  Sewmg  Machines,  COtoK.'i 

600  Gold  Watches,  76  to  :;0(» 

Cash  priies,  Silverware,  4c.,  ral.  at  fl,OtiO.O(iO 

A  chance  lo  draw  .tny  of  the  above  prizes  for 
25  cents.  Ticltets  describing  p'ires  are  scaltrt 
in  envelopes  and  well  mixed.  On  receipt  of 
2 jc  a  sealed  ticket  i^  drawn,  without  choice,  an<l 
sent  by  mail  to  any  address.  The  prize  numcd 
upon  it  will  be  delivered  to  tbo  ticktt-holder  on 
receipt  of  One  Dollar.  Prizes  ore  immediately 
sent  to  any  address  by   express  or  return  mail. 

You  will  know  what  your  prize  is  before  you 
pay  for  it.  Any  prize  exchanged  for  another  of 
the  same  value.  No  blanks.  Our  patrons  can 
depend  on  fair  dealing. 

References.— We  select  the  follow'ng  from 
many  who  have  lately  drawn  valuable  prizes, 
and  kindly  permitted  us  to  publish  them  :  An- 
drew J.  Hums.  Chicago,  «10,000;  Miss  Cl.ira 
6.  Walker.  Bjltitnore.  Piano,  $800  ;  James  M. 
Matthews,  Detroit.  $5,000  ;  John  T.  Andrews, 
Savannah,  $.1,000;  Miss  Agnes  Simmons, 
Charleston,  Pinno,  $C00.  We  publish  no  names 
withoat  permission. 

Oi'iKioss  or  the  Prefs.  The  firm  is  reliable, 
and  tioservo  their  success.— RV<<'y  Trihune, 
May  8.  We  know  tbe.o  to  be  a  fair  dealing 
firni.— A'.  Y-  H'mld  May  2S.  A  friend  of  oors 
drew  a  $500  prize,  which  was  piomplly  received. 
DnVy  Xeir$,  June  8. 

Send  for  Circular.  Liberal  inducements  to 
Agents.  Satisfaction  guaranteed.  Every  pack, 
tgc  of  sealed  envelopes  cortainis  ONE  CASH 
GIFT.  Six  tickets  for  $1  ;  1 8  for  $2;  X5for$5; 
110  for  $15.  AM  letters  should  be  •dd.-es'sed  to 
II ARl'KR,  WILSON  A  CO., 

.^16  12w  195  Brosdway,  New  York. 


TTOB.IRT'S 

SALE  AND  EXCHANGE  STABLE. 


I 


MiNNKSOTA  Valley  Railroad 

On  and  after  Tuesday,  March   SO  trains  will 
run  as  follows; 

Mankato  andLe  Sueur  Trains. 

Mankato 4:.30  p  m 

Le  Sueur f-^f*  P  "» 

Bt.  Paul 5:('0  p  m 

"         11:45  a  m 


bt 


LEAVE. 

Paul 


Mankato.... 
L«  Sueur.... 


Horses  to  let  at  all  hours,  day  or  night.  Horses  to 
#►11  or  exclianpe. 

Cash  paid  tor  oats,  com  and  hay.  Oats,  com,  hay 
an'l  stablini?  ai  re.TS'.oable  rales. 

Oflice  in  Wlnnebigo  City  Hotel,  and  Statde  In  the 
rear.  «  _    . 

\Mnnebago  City,  Dee.  8. 1S6».  819-»f 


7:45  a  m 
.3:40  p  m 
i):00  a  m 
6:45  a  fi 


D 


IS?OLLTION. 


OEEF  AND  PORK 

AT  RICHARDSONS, 
'  I  ChMp  for  «Mh. 


The  co-partnership  heretofore  existing  Letweem 
the  unilersigned,  under  the  firm  name  of  Moul- 
ton 4  Deudon,  ii*  this  day  di^.-olvcd  by  mutual 
consent,  F.  Deudon  withdrawing  therefrom. 

AU  liabilities  of  the  late  firm  are  assumed  by 
G.  K.  Moulton,  who  will  continue  the  Mercantile 
business  at  the  old  stand. 

O.  K.  MOrLTON, 
F.  DEUDON. 

WiHuabaf o  City,  Minn.,  Nov.  1»,  I»«». 


Eastetn  Express. 

Leave  St.  Paal  7:4.-.  a  m-     Ar.  St.  Paul  7:10  pm. 

Owatonna  <b  HattiBga  Acceuunddation. 

Leave  St.  Paul  3:30  pm.  Ar.St.  P8ull]i45a  m. 
Trains  on  this  rond  make  dose  connections 
Mendota  with  trains  on  Milwaukee  sod  St-  Psul 
Railroad  lor  Minneapoli-,-  Owatonna,  ^^ '""»» 
and  all  poinU  South  and  East,  and  at  &t.  1  eter 
with  MinnesoU  Stage  Company's  line  ." f  "^'as" 
for  New  Ulm,  and  at  Mankato  all  poinU  West 

anu  Southwest.  .      tt  i       t  »i.„. 

Tickets  can  be  procured  at  the  Union  Ticket 
Office,  corner  Third  and  Jacksoa  streets,  and  at 
tbe  depot.  West  St.  Paoj.^^^^^^^^^^ 

Snperintandent, 

J,  C.  Boro«»  ««ieral  Tiek«t  AtwU    2Mrf 


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J-JH!li 


•TTTP     Ti'P  i?T?    TirkMiT'CTl?  \  T\     Ti^-  J  I*  niMEs.  physician  and  scrokon. 

X  lllj       r  rwrj  11,       llU:Vill.O  l  rj^V  Lf.      \J  omce  in  No.  -2,  New  Block,    up   sUirs.     Kesldenc* 


hi.  A.  HOTCIIKIS!^,  I^UITOR. 


corner  of  Welch  and  Cle»eliuiil  Streets.  Winnebago  City, 
Minn.  Day  chIIs  attended  from  the  office.  Night  call* 
from  his  ret.iilenco. 

Office  ilays— Salurday*.  'imt 


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M..nl(ato, 


r\KED?!,    MOUTU.\r.ES.      AN-T     I'THKR     Blue  lt«rth  City, 


DtPART. 


8  P.  M. 

8  ▲.  M. 

hUiiks.  neutly  priiiteJ,  and  for  jiilo   st  the 
Homestead  Office.  M^nkMo, 

Blue  Earth  City, 

ARRIVE— TRI-W««KLT,  9B5ll-WBtltL V,  WIKKLT. 

7  p.  M. 


8  A.  M. 
3   P.  il. 


BUSINESS  OIRECTORT. 


Mankato. 


AN  DREW  C.  DLNN, 
A 


ttornevand    Cniisclor  at  Law    in   Winnehago     Waseca-Tuc»a.vv   Thnrs<lay,  Shturrtay, 

•,,.  _:,i   _,, 1   ,.  r       .         1    1       -        .\lH;rt  Lea— Monilay,  Wednesday,  Friday, 

City,  Minn.,  trill  (ittend  to  professional   iMiM-      rmh-^sen-Monday.  Friday.  - 


ne«s  tbroUi;boiit  the  State 


l<'4tf         Jackson— Tueiday, 


c 


■■HUBB'J  HOTEL. 


"V"  Fiscn,  LfMnER  mkrchant,  one  door  be- 

•^'  •  low  Shaubuts, 


fOTyl 


Miiikato,  Minnesota. 


nitp.»RT. 

Waseca — Monday.  WedncMlay,  Friday, 
The  commodloos  brick  dwelling  of  O.    P.  Chubb,   in      Allurt  Lea— Tne<day,  Thuis.i.iy,  Saturday, 
P.iinnoiit .  has  been  opi>ne'i  tn  the  travellDti  public,  and      Tenhiu«sen— Jnesday ,  Saturday . 
ample  accomm,)d»tio.iit  are  now  t'lTere'l  tt.  all   who   may      Jacksim — Frid.-iy, 


7  P.  M. 
7  P.  .M. 

11  A.  M. 


7  A.  M. 
7  A.  M. 
6  A.  M. 
1  P.  M. 


On  Cbri.stmas  dny  our  friend  S.  T.  Mill  prea- 
enieil  us  with  a  liberal  >ainple  c>f  Minn*'Bi)tu  ap- 
ples—grown in  his  own  orchard  near  Uaidea 
City.  Among  them  wore  the  Purry  and  tiolden 
Ru>>sett,  Miunesota  Pipin  und  tliree  or  four  oth- 
er varictiea.  Mr..Mill.'<  has  demonstrate<i  thS 
practicability  of  (flowing  applei  in  Uluo  Earth, 
county  and  dcsiroub  that  other  'urmcrs  may  do 
the  same  thing  he  is  jirepared  to  supply  them 
with  all  tlie  hardy  varietio.s  of  frait  trots  adapt- 
ed to  this  climate. --,Viij.7.'('<>  Hniiw. 


mARniED. 


Far.-sf 


wUh  to  avail  thcnuelvea  uf  itji  hospitalities. 
317-tf  O.  P.  CUrBB. 


>'!ilesa]«  asJ  Kct^l. 
iWTyl 


ManW.at",  Minnesota. 


w 


WONDERFUL  INVEMION. 


TRA  s   SMITH.  BOOK.SELLKi  .\ND  bT.vtioner,    G.K.  Moulton.  Winnebag^o  City,  Minn., 

■*•  One  djor  sonlhof  RkWKw  iitSce,  ( 

WTyl  .Mankato,  Minnesota.       I  Af.KXT  FOR  FAlllItAlLT  COl  NTV, 


Tn  insure  raailinj;  matter,  it  should  be  in  the  office  half 
an  hourbelore  departure  timt. 

Charch  Directory. 


WHEELER— ROGERS.— Ill  ({ithrie,  Def.  23d, 
ISo'J,  hy  J.  HiiHS  K!*4  ,  Mr.  Mm.  H.  WiikivLKU. 
of  Uutbrie,  toMi^a  StfHiNA  R.>acna,  of  Prea- 
oott. 

N'o  cards  and  no  cake. 

The  youthful  couple  have  our  sympathy,   and 

may  their  cup  of  haj)pinc!'3  alwnys  be  full. 

BU&INESS  NOTIICES. 


N^W   AOVERTISi.BXENTS. 

C;     U.     SNYDKR,     GUNSMITH      AND      VTAQUN- 
*'    Maker.     Shop  next  doortu  Richardson'l. 
Particular  attention  paid  to  repairing  clock*. 
817-lf  

TyAtuTNa  AND  SLEIGHS  MADK  AND  EEPAIHJcO 
at  the  sho|»  of 

FAGAN  i  LEWIS, 

On  Blur  Earth  Avenue.     Satisfaction  guaranteed. 
ai7  If       ■ 

F 

A  desirable  farm  of  16u  acres,  well    watered,  io  the 

town  of  Preicott,  Seclimi  iS,  U  offend  for  sali',  or  rent, 
fur  one,  two,  oi  three  yenr«.  Forty  acreb  brok?,  twenty 
acres  of  timher,  two  ami  one-liulf  milts  disaot,  will  be 
sold  with  the  f.irtn,  separately,  or  in  lots  to  suit  purcbaa- 
eis.  TenuM,  ifsuld,  i.'iOU  dijHii,  iiiid  the  ba'aiioe  on  long 
time.  For  lunlier  particulars  inquire  of  or  address  the 
suharribcr. 

314ma  GKO.  MASTERS. 

Sbclbyville  Minn.,  Noveojber  3d,  1669. 


All.M  FOR  SALE  OK  LENT. 


VV 


HESLKA  KICE  A  CO., 


l^j^CLECTIC  MAGAZINE 


For   The    .American     Itulton-llole.    Ovcr-Seeining    and 

W      *EVRLE9      WHOLESALE    AND      hex  \IL  ^"'''"'•'' ^''***''"*      The  tirst  an.l  only  Button-Hole  Mak- 
D«al/r   ir.   Crockery  a.:d  oiaasware;      Front   S-.,     inn  :inJ  SewtnK'  Machine  comt.ined.    in  the  world.     It 


s 

Maukato,  Minn. 


3H-lf 


dues  uiore  work  than  any  other  machine  ever  invented. 
2rt3tf 


BROCKWaV    BKOd   EATING   HOUaK  AND  CON-      ~ ~~~~ 

f^.,.ti„nery,  O^  ''""''■  •*'*KIVAi.  OFTIIE  CARS,  we  thall  be  pre 

^:vl            '                               Mankato,  Minnesota.  ^^     pared  to  optna  st.ck  <f 

J    B    BL'RKE,  DFALER  IN  GIOCEKIES,  PROVI3-  At  Wei's,  to  supply  ^he    dem»nl,*both  wholesale  and 

*»•  ijns.  Crockery^  Glaa*  and  Wooden  Ware.  retail.                              Respectfully, 


MKTnoDisT  — Services  every  Sab>>ath  morning,  in  the 
Baptist  Churth,  at  1030  o'clock. 

Re..  J.  C.  GOWAN,  Pastor. 

CoxaajroATioxiLisr. — Servi'-es  every  Sabbath  morn- 
lag,  in  the  High  School  buihlin);.  at  Mk^)  o'clock. 

Rev.  J.  D.  TODD,  Pastoi. 

Cvios.  — Prnyer  Meetinpr,  Wednesday  evenings.  In  the  i  .   »   ■ 

Baptist  Churchi  lU  7  o'clock.  I 

Sahoath  Pcliool  every  Sunday  morning,  immediately  I       Monkv    To    Loa.v.— I    have    some   money    to 
after preachii«(f.  i   loan  on  tirft-cluss    real    esta'e    i-eeurily.       Conio 


ExcelloDt  flour  at  Richar.lsoi  '«. 

— ♦-• 

No.  S   cook-loves  furnished  <!ompleto  for  $23 
at  the  Hardware  Store  in  Winnebago  City. 


•r 


S97yl 


Manl!at<i.  Minnesota. 


TOHN    QCANE.    WASHINGTON    H0C3E.      GOOD 
"    Sublingeeanected. 
M7yl  Mankato,  Minnesota. 


\roHii  A  Dvt:»KR.  PLOW  mancfactort,  and 

■^'*-  BlackamitMag, 

WTyl  Mankato,  Minneaota. 

"\f     O.  WILLARD,   ATTORNEY  AV  LAW  AND  NO- 
^*-  tiry  PubUe. 
397yl  Mankato,  MIna. 


HOPKINS  A  FF.RNALD. 
Wholesale  and  Retail  Deai'^r  in  Furuituie.  Bedding,  Ac. 
.\lso,  L'nertakcrs,  S'.S-tf  Austin,  Minn. 


/ROLLINS  HOCiE, 

H'tnntsLago  City,  Minnesota. 

E.  G.  A  A.  P.  COLLINS,    Proptietors. 

Excellent  accommodations,  a'^d  charge*  m}d- 
erate. 

Stages  Icare  this  House  for  alt  ^oia's.    237(f 


TO   PKIMl'^RS. 

We    have  for   ."ialc,   at    a    great   bargain,    four  ', 


early,  and  you  can  be  acciiiiint'lated. 

ANDREW  C.  DUNN. 
Winnebago  City.  Minn. 


An  Irishuii 


FOREIGN  LITERATURE. 

NEW   VOLUME    BEGINS    JBNUaRY.  1870. 

HOW  18  TUB  TIME  TO  SUBSCRISK. 


The  Eclectic  reprints  aU  the  best  articles, 
Historic,  Literary  and  .Sucial,  from  the  pr  <ini- 
nout  EiiKlish,  French,  and  German  Periodicals. 
In  selections  are  cursiuUy  made  from  over  fifty 
different  works,  and  with  many  coinpetitors  iu 
the  tiuld,  it  roiuuiiM  the  oldest  und  most    reliable 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


Bod    and    MouldBoard 


Breaking  Plows 


AND 


A  genJleman  who  suffered  for  years  froca  ""^''^..ful 
i.miy,  Prewattire  Decay,  hud  nil  the  effectJ   Of,^_J^^|,',r 


hundred  pounds  of  Lon.  Primer.     One  half  of  tt  ^  ,^;;;;  ^ -"  ^^2^"'''^" /J:'' lll^^^^.  t.^'ii:    -Poncnt  of  IWoign  contemporary  thought. 


is  almost  new.  and  the  balance  is  good  for  years,  i  Rheumatism,  the  druggist    asked   him    in    what  ' 
For  particulars,  address  the  Fhee  HoMesTKAD.      I  purt  of  tho  body  it  troubled    hiu    most,  -Be  me 

^  j  sou',  said  ho, '"I  have  it  in  ivery  houl  and  corner 

Lord's    shooting     match    is    still    attracting     er  me  " 
crowds. 


/^HA9.  SCHILDKNECHT  t  CO.,MANLTACTC  tER3      

wY;;'**""*''  ^""^"  Mank..o.  >nnn^       J^HERIDAN  J.  ABBOTT, 


The  Chri.-itinas  ball  was  a  succe??.  Indeed, 
who  ever  knew  a  Winnebago  enterprise  to  go  by 
default  ? 


SPECIALTI.:S  OF  THE  ECLECTIC. 

SCIKKCK. 

It  is  believed  that  in  this   dep>rtment  tho    Ec- 
lectic is  more  ooutprehens'vc  and  complete    than 


CAML   IIIDDEN.WHOLESALEANDRETAILDEAL-      AttOi  nCV   &   COUllSelor  3 1  LaW,      J"">-n"l    One     year  to 
•^  erin  Dry  Goods.  v  i.    i  i-  i  ,.  I  «2  00 

a97yl  Mankato,  Mian.  Notary  Public  and  Conveyancer.  ,  ♦■'•""• 


The  Frek  Homkstead  and  the  Amertean  Stork 
all    new    subscribers,  for 


To  All  CoNCEHNBD. — Now,  uiy  £ood  fellows,  ,  •       ■     .i  ii       .        i     •     i 

,,    ,  ,  ,„         ,,     v.,         ,ni   o,-   I     /    <iny  other  raasfazine  III  the  world  not  exclusively 

all  ot  you  nil"  are  owiiijc  tb«*  firio   ot  Cli.gsick    &,.,..,•  '' 

■,■.,,,.        ■  .  iir-        I  r>..         1  devoted  to  tuc  suhjeot. 

.Smith.  HIacksmiths,  in  Wiunel ago  City,  i  lease  v,vv.u  iv  vu    o     j 

call  and  seti  e  your  accijunl.s    on    or    before    the  I  BIOORAPOT. 

1  jtb  of  December,  IStiU,  and  you  will  save  your-  . 

selves  much    trouble.       We    mu-it    have  money,  '       In  this  d.'parftnent  will  be    found    the   life    of 


Crossing  Plows, 

.Varranted  to  scour  in   anj    kind    of  soil,    and         ' 

hardened  by  a  process  known  only  to  ourselves.  CONSUMPTIVES. 


I^KKOKS  OF  YOLTU. 

gentleman  who  suITere 

y,  Preioattire  Decay,  huu  «u  uie  ti.*~—   -.-__„(,-. 
indlscreUojj.  wlU,  for  the  aake  of  suffering  "•™'"  'Yii 
send  free  to  all  who  need  it,  the  receipt  and  '"'^'^'^, 
formajting  the  simple  remedy  by  which  be  was   _        • 
Sufferers  wishing  to  profit  by  the  advertlsei  »  "^*P  j,^,jy 
can  do  so  by  addressing,  with  perfect  tonfideace-  •"    ' 
B.  OGDEN,  No.  42  Cedar  St.,  New  York.  *"'''_. 

A  T  THE  NEW 

COOPERAGE, 

In  Winnebago  City,  casks  of  all  siretwfllb^'oun'* 
con(.tantly  on  band.  REPAIUINO  ^o"*  »* 
short  notice.  Cash  paid  tor  staTCS  «■*  ko-"- 
pole*.  Cooper  Shop  in  the  baok  part  »f  tb«  otJ 
Lee  Tavera.  _    ^ 

F.  H.  WEPB. 
Winnebago  City,  Nor.  10,  18C9.  3U-tf 

MuLTUM  i»  Parto.— There  is  contained  in 
Dr.  Morse's  Pills  the  principle  of  health.  We 
have  many  thousand*  of  testimonial*  of  their 
having  restored  tha  sick  to  health  ;  which  can 
bo  seen  at  our  office.     Use    Dr.    .Morse's   Indian 

Ro.it  fills  ■nJ  yfu '^i'l  fi"«l  tJ*"™  "°'  ^'P'^  * 
curativoof  disease  but  also  a  preventative.— 
They  should  be' used  in  all  cases  of  Hiliousreti, 
Headache.  Liver  Complaiuts,  Female  Irregulari- 
ties dec.  We  make  no  secret  of  the  formula  frrm 
whioh  this  medicine  is  prepared.  Ask  jour 
stnrekeej.er  for  the  Ometa  Almanac,  read  it 
carefullv.     Use  Morse's  Pills.     Soldby  all  deal- 


CORN    PLOWS, 

Manufactured  entirely  of  iron  and  steel. 


and  it  must  com"  from  <'ur  debtor:". 


TyM.  L.  COON,  ATTORNF.Y  AT  LAW,  COLLECT- 

in*  Agent  and  Notary  Public, 
299tf  Mankato,  Minn. 

CLIFTON  norsE, 
W.  V,  B.  Moore,  Proprietor. 
2»9tf  Front  St.,  Mankato,  Minn. 

DtE.VA  Bt03' Fl'RNISHiNO  HOCSE,  MANKATO 
>rrin.     Eurniture  and  Cari>elin;{.    Oil    Cl'ith*  and 
Curtains,  Table  Cloths  and  Mirrors.  Window  Shades  and 
Mattresses.  Picture  Frames  ^nd  Mats,  Curd  and  Ta'selj. 
Agents  for  the  L'lirivalled  Washer.  lOM 

p  K  WI3ER,  PRACTICAL  WATCHMAKER  AND 
-'•  •  J-weler.  Dealer  la  Watciies,  Clocks,  Jewelry  and 
8:iv*r  Ware. 

•i'i^if  Mankato,  yioa. 

Repairing  neatly  executed  and  warr.uite^. 

"\r  ANKATO  H0C3E,  tJROVER  C.  UIKT,  PKOPIIIE- 
-''*•  tor.  Having  refurnisheil  tliroush"Ut  the  atx'Ve  well- 
known  house,  the  pr  iprietor  askn  a  c  jntii.uauce  of 
Public  patron.iice.  Good  slahle  vCL-oininodaiioiis  are 
euonected  with  the  hoaie.     Charirts  moderate.      -J^ilt 


Particalar  attentioa  paid  to  the  CoUec- 

//oil   of  D'-li/t  (lu'i   I'dijinent  nf  Tiixet. 
ALL    BCSINESJJ   PRO-MPTLY   ATTENDED   TO. 

WiuncLiago  City,  .Minn.,  Aug.  .■li>,  MriS. 
2;..''.tf 

yyiXNEBAGO  CITV  HOTEL, 

C.  S.  KICALL,  Prophietor. 


According  to  the  Winona  Ri publican,  the  po- 
lice of  that  town  are  not  successful  iu  catching 
oyster  theives. 


Vours  trulv, 

CL'>".:?.SICK  A  SMITH. 


Fer  loss  of  cud.  horn  ail,  red  water  in  eows,lo»s 


every  man  who  iu  any  waik  of  life  hns  lai<l  hold 
'  on  i<'ame. 

BELLES    LKTTBZ3. 

Polite  Literature  in  all  its  branchec  is   repre- 


Prof.  Carpenter's  singing  school  is  pro.^pering 
finely.  We  hope  the  lovers  of  music  here  will 
immediately  engage  him  for  a  seeoad  term. 


.Stages  leave  this  Hotel  Mondays  and  Thurs-  |  Mr.  C.  L,  Howell  has  retired  from  the  firm  of 
dayafor  the  nearest  Railio«d  station,  and  X*ies-  .  Chubb  4  Howell,  of  Fairmont,  and  the  business 
days  and  .Saturdays  for  tho  We<t.  ...  ...      .  ,  ,  ,      »•      ^    t.     ^l    ■  . 

A  iroo.l  Livery  is   connected    with   the    Hotel.  ;  "'"  hereafter  be  conducted  by  Mr.  0.  P.   Chubb. 

.md  there  are  ample  accommodations   for  team-  |  ♦^ 

sters.  2I2tf  j       There  will  be  Episcopal  st»rvice  at  the  Baptist 

I  Church,  next    Tuesday  eveaing,  by  Prof.    Geo. 


D. 


WKHRLE,  WATCHMAKER  *  JEWELER,  HAS 
'•  re'-eived  his  complete  slock  of  .\merican  a-id  Im- 
ported Waffhes,  Cl>cks  and  J.-Welry.  Kepairin>r  war- 
ranted as  repraaentcd.  Front  Street,  opposite  the  Clif- 
ton House.  '29->tr  >laukato    Minn, 


"^riLLlNfcR\   AND  DRESSMAKING. 

Mr>5S  ADDIE  L.  ACKLEV 

Keeps  cjnslautly  on  hand  a  complete  assortment   of 

.MILLINEKV  (JOODS, 

.\nd  hundre.ls  of  dollar's  worth  of  worsteds,  beinz  the 
fir't  full  line  Mtock  of  Zephyr  Worsted  ever  l>rouglit  into 
Winnebago  l'!<ty. 

New  and  Fashionable  G'lods  received  by  express  every 


Tanner,  of  Owatonna.     Service  to  commence   at 
7  o'clock. 


The  Methodist  festival,  last  Thursday  evening 
was  far  ahead  of  anything  in  that  line  which    we 


..»  iippetite,  rot,  or  murrain  in  si  eep  ;  thick  wind,    sented  by  the  best  selections  which  can  be glean- 

broken  wind,  and  roaring,  and    for   ail   obstuct-    '^^  fr"°i  *  wi''^  Sel'^- 

ions  .if  the  kidneys  in  horses  MtiSheriJan*  Cav-  fiction. 

airy  Condition  I'owdirs.  •,..•,  ,       ,  ^  »  . 

"  In  this  department  the  best    Current   Litcra- 

•  tureofitscla  s  is  found,    comprising  occasional 

Frcit  A\D  Shame   Trees. — C.    L.   Smith,    of    serials  by  the  best  contemporary    novelists,   but 

Walnut  l.ake.  is  <itreiin;;  for   sale.    1110,000    Soft    chiefly  tho  short  stories   for    which    the   English 

.Maple,  or  .^ilverleaved.  and  100  000  White   Elm    Magazines  are  deservedly  celebrated, 

Trees  at  from  S.?  to  $1'>  per  tbi  u.=and,   3  to    20  j  general  uteratcre. 

inches    bmh.      lli»loi>,    Transceiidanf,   .Siberian, 

Duchess  ot  OMuiiburL',   and    other    harly    apple 

trees,  25  cents  each.     Everybo.ly  shouM  send  for 

price  list  and  directions  for  planting  and  Care  o  ,  ..  ^     •   i  j    n  i-.-     i 

'  ,  , ,  '  °  says  jpon  Literary,  !5ocial,   and   Political  ques 

C.  L.  SMITH, 


This  depaitment,  prob.ibly  the  most  important 
of  all,  is  represented  by  selections  from  the  best 
Review.s,  and  contains  the  choicest   current    Es- 


306-tf 


Walnut  Lake,  Minn. 


will  send  by  mail,  prepaid,  choic^e plants  of  IVil- 
have  had  hero  for  ycais.       The   net    prjfits   were  j  g^u's  Albauy,  Crimson  Cane.  Great  Austin.  Shak- 
ek.     Stsreou  .Main  St.,  neirly   opposite  the   Collins     over  one  hundred  dollar.'.  |  er,  A-.,  at  :'0  cents  per  dozen,  oi  $2.  00  per  bun 


tions. 

EDITORIAL    DEPARTMENTS. 

The  Editorial  Depiiriniants    have    been    thor- 
oughly remodeled.     Thereviews  of  current  home 
SxRAwnEiiKiES  A.ND    CHEAM.--Wno   docs    not    liieratuie  are  unusually  full,    and   -irt    at   home  | 
love  them?     Lv«ry  one  should  have  a  strawber-  i  ,inj    abroad   receives    the    attention    which    the  i 
ry  bed.     C.  L.Smith,  of  Walnut  Lake    Nursery,    growing  public  interest  in  the  subject  demands. 


HARROWS 

Of  the  most  approved  pattern.    Alto 


The  advertiser,  having  been  restored  to  health  in   a 
I  few  weelvs,  by  a  very  simple  remedy,  after  having  suf- 
fered several  .veam  with   u  severe  lung   aifection,  and 
I  that  dread  disease.  Consumption,  is  anxious  to   make 
;  known  to  liisfellow-snfferi-rs  the  means  of  cure. 
I      Ti  all  who  desire  It  he  will  send  acopy  of  theprescnp. 
!  tion  u-ed,  (free  of  charge),  with  the  direction*   for  pre- 
paring and  using  the  same,  which  they  will  find  a  Sj-r* 
cure  for  Consumption,   AsthniH,   Bronchitis,   etc.       The 
object  of  the  advertiser  in  sending  the  Prescription  Is  lO 
benefit  the  afflicted,  and  spread   information   whic.i    he 
conceives  to  be  invaluable  ;  and  be  hooes  every  snfleref 
will  try  his  remedy,   as   it  will   cost  nothing,  and   may 
prove  a  blessing.     Parties  wishing  the  prescripti^Ti   W.l 
plense  Hddixss  Kev.  EDWARD  A    WILSON,  rtilliama- 
.  burg  Kings  County,  New  York.  81S"ly 


A  BEAV'TIFCL 

FARM  FOR  SALE. 

THE  Subscriber  wishing  to  goiiito    the  W  co'.- 
en  LuKiness.  ofTtrs  bis  farm  of  SSoaeres  for    sale. 
--.    -|--r-.  r-r^Tl"n>    TXT    k     /^  /^AT/^     There  is  a  good  House,  Stable,  Sheds  andOran- 
I     I   I  \'l    W  r    H    W     A  (-tI   I  \  ^  '  *'"y'  ''"^  *  never-failing  spring  or  wATtn.  suC« 
XJ  vJ  IVJ.  UxiXt     »  V    Xx  \A\JLy  kJ  I  cieni  for  h<iusehold  purposes  and   to  water  one 

hundred  Lead  of  eattie.  Between  25  and  :iO  acre* 
of  Timber.  The  house  is  surrounded  with  l.nrge 
Shade  Trees,  besides  a  Garden,  confaiiiiug  about 
300  FRL'IT  TREES,  large  and  small. 

I  will  sell  the  above   reanonable.     Inquire  on 
the  premises,  2  miles  direct  west  from  Winneba 
(TO  City,  oral  the  Woolen  Mill   Maikato. 

JOHN  B.  EDWARDS. 
Augu.stir.  ISfig.  -5' 


Q  Vr.  MfBPHY  A  CO., 

Dealers  la 

BOOKS  &  STATIONEliY, 

POST    OFFICE  BUn.DINt},    FRONT  ST., 
MANKATO,  MINN. 

ParficuUr  attention  paid  to   Music  Orders. 


House. 


314-tf 


Senator  Wilkinson  introduced     a  bill  previous 


A.ND 

SLEIGHS, 

Manufactured  from  Eastern  timber. 


r\    NOTEMAN.M.».,PHYSICI\NA\DsritOEON.  ,      .    ,. .  ..  ,,      ..  /  ,.         ,  i  *25. 0«  per  thousand.     Good  stnm-,  new  plan  ts,    mifs 

i-'-     Will  attend  .o  .Mils  promptly,  in  Winnebago  City     'o  the  holiday  adjournment,  for  the  protection  of     '.^     ^^u,         ,,^j  ;„  „,^„  ^jUj  ^^^^  ajrcctions  how  I  best 

an. I     ::«(  cv.!.!!  •i.lii.n  A.r.i.n  Set'  fko       V        I.    .a     1....1     t«*. .*.*.'     t'^n^j  ..  .v-..^...  ..  <t  > 


ILLUSTKATIOS.S. 

A  very  fine  Steel  E!i;;raviug  on  fome  subject  of 
drcd  ;  Leni.iiijc's  Wl'iitc.  finc.«t  white  strawberry  '  Renoral  interest,    either    Historic,    Portr.iit,   or  t      ^    t     x-wtt-, 

grown,  iO  o*nls  per  dozen.  $4.00    per    hundred,  i  U"^!.  P'nbellisbes  each  number.     These  engrav-      ALL  KINDS    OF    JOBBING    DO^S  E 


injirsuro  executed  in  the  best  manner  and  by    the 


and  surrounding  country.     Dr.  N.  h.is  had  twenty  years  j,,^  fettleri  on  the  Fort  Ridgelv  reservation,  and  :  to  blaiit  and  cultivate  them. 

experie  .ce in  locil.  general,  and  iiiispital  practice,  and  "     -                           '            ,   •"»"»'"»">''-"»•■"""'   luvm. 

I  lately  had  change  of  a  Hygienic  Insriiuie  for  the    treat  will    urge  its  immediate  passage  upon  tho   rc-as- 

;  meat  fifchrjoio  diseases.     He  is  Th-refore   prepared  to  ...           -  ,, 

treat  Catarrh,  Bronchiris.  .-ier.ifula.    Rheumatism,    Pro-  'enanl'Dg  o'  t^ongress. 

I  lap.rus   fferi,    N»«rali;ia.   Sick    H'jad.-iche,    Liver   Com-  ♦ 

plaint.  Diphtheria,  C.4d  Hands  and  Keet,  Nervous  De  Wallace,  the  popular  groceryman  of  Mankato, 

!  bihty,  (;».voKK,-*,  rr.vKR  S.'KKS,  and  all  Blood  and    Skin  '          r   i            n           j 


artists,  und  are  of  permanent  value. 


GlilEiJEL  &  UIIOTIIEIl. 

wholesale  aitd  retail  dealers  in 

BOOT  S,  S  H  O  E  S. ' «' 


;  Diseases,  with  a  success  far  in  advance  of  the  ordinary      .'?ent  US  a  can    of    peculiarly    largo    oysters,  just 
!  phv"ician  who  haa  i.eter  mad:  a  speciality  of  this  class 
otdiseaaes. 

I       * 
bals.    omce  days;  Frida.vfof  each  week.  an6         '""  I'"'"-'*  '°  >-epeating  the  dose 


before  Christmas.     This  is  tho  third  time  he  has 

II  cii-inmnicationsconfldeniial.    Consultation  free,     done  the  same  thing,  and  it  is   possible  that    ho 
c- at  Dr.  F.irleys   Diiig  Store.     I'esideLCe   at  Kim-      _•,.  ,„.,•,  -      ^.,, „.:„..  ,i,„  ,i„„ 


Stlrt  tf 
Fish,  Crackers  and  Oysters,  at    Richardson's. 


Terms. — Single  copies,  45  cents  ;  one  copy, 
one  year,  $5;  two  copies,  one  >cur.  i'J ;  five 
copies,  one  year,  $20,  Clergymen  und  Teachers 
supplied  at  club  rates.      Agents  wanted  to  get  up 


GRE.iT  DiSTRiBiTioN.— The  Metropolitan  Gift  '■  clubs.     Send  for  Specimen  Copy,  45  cents 

_  ,  ,  .  Address 

Company  hive  made estensivearrangements  tor 


AT  MARKET. 


their  third  Great  Annual  Distribut'.on,  and  their 
list  numbers  cash  and  other  g'fti  to   the  amount 

of  nearly  u  million  of  dollars,  aiaong    them   are 

Horace  Fpiekcraan  is  putting  up  a  new  build-  i   r    _  i.       i      .         j  .  u       -r. 

'  1  "     I  'J  five  buudreil   and  seventy   cash    gift*,    ranging 


•  ♦ 


E.  R.  PELTON,   PtTBi.isHF.n, 

108  Eulton  St.,  New  Y<irk. 


13Y  FlilbT  CLASS  WORKMEN. 


Winuebago  Oity,  Minn.,  Feb.  17th,  1SG9. 

277tf 


OtPORTANT  DECISION. 


..      ,  ..  ,        .  »,      ,  '  ing  for  Mr.  Robinson,  just  north  of  tli«  millinery 

Leather   I  indmgs,  .-iuoemaker*   Tool*,  etc.  H  V  P'' P  T>fM>V   m-.,!    AfT'TTV^X'     ^     ,  ,■         /• «.     w       t  r>      .         «,    ..    o  i  from  one  hundred    to  twenty  thousand   dollars 

iiyj£jr.  r\Ji%.l\.  aiKl   AIL    1   iW.N      buildmg  of  .Moulton  A  Deudon,   21x44    feet,  two  i  "^ 

Fruat  Street.  -  -    •    ■  -     .        -- 


Oppo*tt«  the  Post  Office,       Mankato,  Minn. 


BAUOTT  HOUSE, 

Corner  of  Second  ami   Cfwrry  Si's.,; 

MANKATO,     MINNESOTA.  I 

X..Q  BAROrT.      Proprietor. 

fllUR  ab  iv>'  house,  just  coinp!eleil  .«ii'i  l"urni»h    i 

A.    ed  n<5w  throuirhii'it,  is  opened  to  the  public,  j 

Aecommodationt*    unsurpassed    by     any    pu'ili;i 

house     in     the    county,    iwiJ    terms    reasonable.  | 


are  now  f-urealeai  Peiree's  market  in  Winnebairo 
'/ity,  one  door   eait  of  the   Post    Otflce.  and  will 

1  be   sold   ai  veiy  low    prices.     Customers  in  and 

I  out  of  town  supplied  at  low  figui   s. 

!  *  F   M.  PEIRCE. 

'       Winnebago  City;  Minn.,     >.      3.  186S. 

I  2i(kf 


A      E.  W1CKHA.M. 

"PoMPEV.  —  Ha  !    Scipio  d.ist  drink  ? 
Scti'io.— Idust.'  liirhnid  lit. 


Farmer*  *i'l  always  find  a  coinfi-rtablo  barn,  | 
plenty  of  good  feed,  ani  ike  best  of  care  for  their  | 
horse*.  257tf      I 


CHAS.  IIElLnOK.V. 

M.tn'ifaetiirer  and  Dealer  In 

FLRillTf 


of  every    variety. 


Restanrant  and  Snloon. 

Opposite  the  C0LLIN3  liOLSE,  Winneba^'O  City. 

Wines,     Litjuora    aud    Clears. 

C-.'.racoa,  Old  Co^r.ao,  ar.d  Habar.a. 

Frc><h  Oy.sters  served  in  every  style,  and  for 
I  sale  by  the  Can  or  keg. 

;       Gentlemen^  I kcp  ijood  Liquors. 

I      Winnebago  City.  Dec.  9.  l.«<68.  26rtf 


Gilt  Mouldings  Kept  On  Hand   ^  f.  harlow. 


MTARK  ROOMS   CORNER  OF  HICKORY  A  9EC0M 
9T.S.  MANKATO    MINN.  12yl 

McMaMlI  &  Beebe, 

Dealer*  la 


INSURANCE  AGENT. 

Dealer  in 

Heal  Eslale  k  Land  AVarrants. 

WILL  BUY  AND  SELL 


riVE     AND      HARD      WOOD  /^<^^^'^*       -^-^'^       CorNXr      OrDEK.S.     pubUcan  party  are   producing    aU    the    mischief. 


stories  liigh.  It  is  a  citeum-=fan.H>.  for  this  lati-  '  «■"*'»'  *'*"'  ?'»»"*".  Melodcons,  Rowing  Ma- 
tilde,  that  in  mid  winter,  carprntcr«  arc  working  chines,  Knitting  Machines,  Ojld  and  Silver 
oat  of  doors  with  their  coats  off,  and  the   atinos-  ,  Watches,  Stiver  Ware,  Jewelry,  4c.,  Ac.     Every 

phere  milil  and  spring-like  su  coutinually.     Verv  i     .  ,        ,  ,         ,,  . 

.         ,  ,        ,  ■       ticket  drnw*  a  prize,  and  uo  blanks   arc   issued. 

Iikelv  1"«7"  mav  mtroilucc  a  new  bill  of  fare,  but  , 

we  f*el  tiankful  for  the  present.     The   past  year  !  '^^'^  '''='^'"«  *"■«  «»<^^  l'^^''^^  '"  envelopes,  which, 

has  been  a  year  uf  varieties — chilly,  cold  «n4  wet-     after  beiag   sealed  are  mixed   and  when  drawn 

and  DcM-eraber  s«e»*  to  be  trying  to  g.-t   a  good     i„discrimi«alely,  so  that  the   Company    are  not 

w*rd  for  ls6i«.  : 

aware  ui  the  contents  of  any  envelope    until   the 

i  ♦  . I 

ticket  is  returned  to    them.       These    tickets   are 

so'd  for  twenty-five  cents    each,    or  six   for   one 
dol'ar,  thirteen  for  two  dollars  ;    thirty-five   for 
five  dollars  ;  oae  hundred  and  ten  for  fifteen  dol- 
lars.    A*  «oon  »»  you  receive  a  '.ieket,   you    en- 
close it  with  one   dollar   to    the   company,   aud 
whatever  the  ticket  calls  for  is  ioimediatelv  tor- 
warded  to  you.     The  company    are   aware  that 
their  snccess  wholly  depends  upon  their    dealiug 
honorably  with  thrir  customers,  and  having  this 
fact  in  view  they  strive  to  please  all    who   favor 
them  with  their  patronage.     Circulars  contain- 
Times  arc  hard,  money  scarce;    owing    »ueh,  j  '"8  "^•"'^ce*  and  highly    favorable   notices    of 
and  little  to  p.-iy  with.     Some   think  Gen.  (irant  '  '^c  press  are  sent  free  to  all.     Letters  should  be 
has  .something  to  do  with  it,  others  that  the    Re-  ,  plainly  addressed.  Metropolitan  Cift    Company, 


At  the  annual  election  of  Blue  Earth  Valley 
Lodge,  No.  27,  A.  F.  and  A.  M..  held  at  their 
I  Lodge  Room  in  Wiuin-baijo  City,  Minn.,  Dfec.  2S, 
^  1869,  the  following  officers  were  elected  for  the 
;  ensuing  year: 
j  W.  M.— Andrew  C.  Dunn. 
.      s.  W.— T.  L.  Rice. 

J.  W.— E.  H.Hutchins. 
1       Trcas. — Ct.  K.  Moulton. 

Sec. — F.  F.  Hartow. 

S.  D.  -D.  P.  Weir. 

J.  D.— J.  M.  Wheeler. 

Tyler—  A.  Lewis. 


r\     C.  THOMPSON 

pluco  tu  purchase 

Boots  and  Shoes  dry  goods, 


Winnebago  City  and  Waseca 

STAGE  LIi^E 

Leaves  «Yinnebago,  every  day  except  Pntiirdays. 
Le^i ves  WasfCii.  every  liav  ex'-ept  .Mond^v: 

This  route  lies  thrf^V-h  W  ILTON,  MINNESOTA 
LAKE,  GRAPELAND.  and  UAS8  LAKE. 

Piifiseriffers  by  this  new  aud  |>n|iular  route  will  save 
TWENTY  MILKS  of  travel,  and  mon.y.  and  will  ride 
oulv  in  the  day-time,  goinp  tlirouph  in  ONE  day. 

THOMAS  GEORGE,  Propri'tor. 

Winnebago  City,  Nov.  18lh,  18C8,         261tr 

BLACKSMlTIIIN(}r~ 

WE  have  opened  a  shop  on  Blue  Earth  Ave- 
nue, for  all  kinds  of  blacksmithing.  wagon 
'  repairing,  Ac,  and  will  be  found  constantly  on 
,  hand  and  ready  to  accommodate  our  customers. 
;  Attention  is  called  to  the  following  prices: 

•  Horse  Rhoeing.  per  span,      ....     -     $4  00 

New  Shoe,       -......--  .'ift 

Setting  Shoe, 20 

After  ?ar«f<'l  investigation  by  competent  judges        We  guarantee  entire  satisfaction  to  .nil  who  may 
it  h-8  been  fully  and  fairly  decided  tuat  thu  best    patronize  u«.  CLOSSIfK  A  SMITH. 

Winnebago  City,  June  2od,  1S69. 


MADB  TO  ORDIiR,   AND 


REPAIRING 


NEATLY  DONE. 


Go  to  Thompson's  for  your  Boots. 


LUMBER. 


Pay  Taxes,  Ezamiae  Titles.  &c. 
I*  also  AUENT  for  the 


and  still  others,    that     Wall    Street,   Vanderbilt,  ; 


Fisk,  Erie,  or  those  little  Eastern  ■'^tates,  are  tak- 
,  io^  all  tiie  virtue  «ut  of  us.     But   we    think   the 
Dimensions,  Si«lino,  Flooring,  Latfl,       Phcenix    Insurance     CompanVj     consumers   and   producer*    are    t«o    far    apart. 
ftnti  Shingles.  i  "?■  i  Just  thlak  «f  it.  that  England    sets    the   market 

I  HARTFORD.  CONN,  I  price  of  ail  omr  prgduets.      Vcar  after  year,  old 

England,  our  worst  enemy  aud  our  best  friend,  is 
saying  to  us  just  what  we  shall  sell  for.  and  just 
what  we  shall  buv  for.     Will  tho.e  w  ho  Lve  after 


SPECIALTT. 

We  make  a  5p*etalf T  of  ?A.'»H.  RrtORS,  and  MOrT.D- 
tNC,.><.  also  WOODEN  E.\TE  Ol'TTERS  at  low  rtcures. 

Oillce  on  Van  Brunt**  AddiUon,  South  end  of  Front 
fllr»«>«. 

MTlf 

M.inkatn,  Minn. 


UNDERWRITERS, 


Nos.  \'i'i  and  195  Broadway,  .^'ew  York. 
317  4m 

MARKET  RKPORTS 
WINNEBAGO  CITY. 


Use  Earth  City 


•pAST  HORSE.'*   AFD  FAItM  HOR.SE."  shod  in  sipl-n 
"^    did 'tvlt-  by  Robert  Lifile.  flrs«  door  so.ith  nf  Mead's 

ilotel,  Bliie  Earth  Ciir.     Rete-encf«. Lewis,  Wal- 

«at  L*k«\  and  P   C    Set-lev,  Bin,-  Earth  City.     8I1>I 

T      U.  SPROUT, 

ATTORNEY  AND  COr.V'SFLOR  AT  LAW. 
I42tf  Blue   E.4rth  City.  Minn. 

l^fiAnS  HOIKL, 

BLCI  tARTH  CITT.  MtNNKSOTA, 

I.  3.  iiS  VD,     •     Propnetor 

Bi'.Uard  table*  are  connected  with  the  house,  a«d 
there  is  /   oi  stab'.ing  on   the  premise*. 
;42yl 

PONITANS  HOCSC. 

SLCf  KARTH  CITT. MINNESOTA, 

II.  P.  CONSTAN.'.  PROPBir.ToR 

Thl*  popular  Hotel  is  entirely  new.  and  furaiih* 
ed  in  oscollent  style. 
toff*  Ex  eel  lent  ao-ommodaiion*  fjr  teams. 
242tf 


Corrccled  weekly  by  Moulton  A  Deaden. 

Whc2t,  spring.  No.  1 45 

No.  2 40 

us  ever  be  wire    enough  to  see    that    New    Y^ork     Corn 40 

might  say  what  these  prices  should  be.  as  well  as     Oats 2o 

London,  and  that  consumers  and  producers  might     ,,  "'"■•    C*  ^'^  - 

*^  *•         Corn    .Meal 2  00 

just  as  well  be  friends  aud   near  neighbors,    kith     P.>tiit<>e->  aO 

aad  kin,  as  to  be  as  now?    Of  course  England  and     Butter 2b 

OFFICE— in  thereax  jf  tie  Fust  Office  build-  I  France  would  not  like    this    power  taken    from     ^^'^"* - j  ?* 

jng.  up  stairs.  them,  bv  so  simple  a  proces.*.     P. iris    would  like     („;,.„/ " i   nn 

WiHMifeagoiJity.  Minu.      ,      .,,  .     '         ....    ,        ■         ,.         ,     ,  ..  :  T.        i> -no 

still  to  say  what  kind  aud  quality  of  clothes   we     Hay,  ^  ion o  00 

shall  wear,  but  she  is  losing   that  power,    surely  '  ^'""'^  "0  '^"''^ *  ^Jl 

(   hppm  20 

And  gradually,  and  we  hope  to  see  this   dictation  ,  p^^^   saVt^'i:*' poan'd.\\\\\".\\\\'."."..'.'!.'.'.".'.'.'.".'."."...15 

"     fresh,  f«  cwt 7feS 

Beef  fresh,  "f*  pound 10 

Kerosere  Oi! 60 

Salt,  -p  bbl 5  50 

Lard  -p  lb 20 

Dried  apples .„  15   to  20 


OF  NEW  YORK, 
AND 

FIRE  &  MARINE, 

of  St.*Pa*1.  Minn. 

Al9«  Notary  Public  de  Convtyaneer. 


243t£ 


AU 

>V  »..».L<  1  iLiiX     W  .     >\  il.i>15  (iu   UL/.j  1  of  prices  moving  west,  in  our  day      Home  manu- 

factares  aud  home  products  are  the  remedies. 
Wholesale  Dealers  in 

WINES,  LIQUORS 


The  Free  Homestead  and  the  American  Stock 
Journal  one  year    to  all   new    subscribers,    for  ; 
$2.00. 


R     WAITS.  1 

JEWELER, 

fltCt  SABTEI  CITY, MINNESOTA.  \ 

Ha*  eonstantly  onhaiil  Clock*.  Waiche*,  Jewel-  \ 
ry.  Silver-ware. tiold  Pons,  Mu»ii-:»l  Instrtimenis, 
.%e.     Repairing  duue  with  dispa<o  j  and  warran- 
ted. 33SU 


Register  ot  Deed."*, 

Bt^al  Estate  Agent  and  Con- 
veyancer. 

r&TM  Paid  for  «Von-r  mi  J^jiitf, 

TITLED  EX-A.MINED, 

ABSTRACTS  Fl'ByrSHED, 
ke..   ka, 

Bla*  Eartli  City,   Minn. 


AND 

CIGARS, 

No.  93  Third  Street. 

ST.  PAUL,    -    -    -    -    MINN. 

30lvl 


WASECA. 


On  account  of  the  illness  of  Rev.  Mr.  <>owan,     Wheat  per  bu<^hcl.  No.  1. 


the  congrej^ations  will  unite  in  worship  on  c<ab- 


0»t» 


G.  P.  PEABODY. 


bath  uiiroing,  at  ihtt  cbur;;b,  at  the  usual    Lour.  :  r*     *%       " 

Rev.  J.  D.  Todd  will  preach  a  New   Year's   ser-  I  Potatoe* 

mon  on  the ''Signs  of  the  Times."  |  Pork     p)   pound,  fre  h 6i  to    8 

Also,  it  IS  arranged  to  unite  in  the  observance  i  ^""^     '^    pou«d,.. .....15 

I  Flonr,   ^    rwt.,    retail 7  25  to  2  ai) 

Of  the  "week   of  prayer,"  wiiich  observance    will  ,  o„rn  meal.  ~^  hundred,  retail 2  OO 

begin  on  Sabbath  evening    next,  at    the    school  I  Huckwhcit  Flour.  "^  cwr 5  00 

20 

2i 

, 20 

week,  at  the  &jLine  plac*,  exercises  to  consist  uf    Beans  ^    bushtl ..2  00 

short  addresi^s.  prayer  &(Ki  conference. 


house,  with  preaching,  followed  by  prayer.  '  F""*'«^d„^''"°'*" 

Meeting.*  will  bo    held    each    evening   of   th«     Tallow    --*    !b.....'." 


WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 

WIXES,  LIQUORS,: 

AN'D 

CIGARS. 

Ko.  1U7  Third  Street, 

St.  Pao]i  Minnesota 


Topics  aj  follows : 

Mona.ty — Personal,  thanksgiving,  confessi«a 
and  consecration. 

Tuesday — Prajcrfor  all  in  authority  and  for 
religious  liberty. 

Wednesday — For     pareois.   children,    homes. 


MANKATO. 


Wheat  STu.  I. 
j       do  2. 

i  Oats 
(  Corn 


Common  

Joist  k  Dimension. 


Wyl 


schools  and  colleges. 

Thursday — Christian  Union.     It*  increase. 

Friday— The  Christian    Church.    Iu    purity  i  f".''V""8        

*^       '  I  Sidmg            

and  aggresoive  powers.  Finishing      

Saturday — The  worid.     Spread  «f  the    g«"pel  ^*^                 

,  „.    .     .         .....          "^                         *     "^  ShtngleNo.  1 

ana  Christian  civilization.                                          i  ^  j 


PINE    LCMBEK. 


60 
55 
30 
40 

21  00 

22  M 

27  00  to  37  00 

22  00  to  2S  00  ; 

3#««  to  35  eo 

3  00  i 

2  7.^: 


READY     MADE    CLOTHING, 

SHIRTS  AND  DRAWERS, 

At  Thompson's,     opposite   the   Collins    House 
Winnebago  City,  Minn. 

DRITGN ! 

COMDTT  &  AUSTIN, 
Mankato^  Minn., 

DEALERS     IN 

DRUGS, 

MEDICINES, 

PAINTS,   &c 

Stock  al\va3^s  full,  and  custom- 
ers cau  at  all  times  be  iuruished 
with  Hflything  in  the  Drug  line. 

Front  Stieet,  2d  door  above  Record   offi>'e. 

2.t;.p.3m 

p'0,000. 

IIIGGINS  &  PALMER 

Are  prepared  to  store 

50,000  BUSHELS  OF  GR^iIN 

On  resLSonabie  terms. 

Apply  at  Higgin's  store  bniluiog,  Front   street, 
Mankato,     They  also  kaep  the  cele- 
brated 

RED    WlXa    FANNING    MILL. 

317-lX 


GROCERIES, 
HATS  and  CAPS, 

BOOTS  and  SHOES 

and  in  fac^  any  kind  of  Goods,  is  at  tho  Store 

R.    M.    Wilson, 

First  door  North  of  Post  Office, 


where  more  Goods  can  be  had  for  onedoliar  thau 
any  other 


STORE 


in  FaribanIt  County. 

R.  M.  WILSON. 

v4n21tf        pr  N.  W.  Sargent 

April  5tb,  1867. 


d« 


SX. 


Snoday — Sermons  on  1  Cor,  13th  ebapler. 

All  the  people  are  cordially  invited    to   attend  . 

these  meetings,  and  devote  the  first  week  of  the  r)EEF  AND  PORK 

rear  to  ibeprivilcc*  ofpraver.  >  -13 

'  J.  c.  GOWAN,      i  AT  RICHARDSONS. 


J.  P.  TODD. 


!  Cb««p  for  casb. 


jPvISSOLCTION. 

The  co-partnership  heretofore  existing  between 
'  '^*  "udci^-igned,  under  the  firm   name    of   Mool- 

*  7?  •  ton  4  Deudon,  is  this  <lay    ditsolvci   by    rantaal 

*  consent.  F.  Deudon  withdrawing  therefrom. 

All  liabiiitiep  of  the  late  firm   are   as.:uwfcd    by 

I  G.  K.  MoulMn.  who  will  continue  tUe  Mercantile 

business  at  the  old  stand. 

0.  K.  MOULIOy, 
F.  DEUDON. 
3I3-tf  WiBii»;l»»fn  CtfT,  Miaib,  Kov.  10,  IJW, 


New       Goods. 

WELCH    AND   WALLACE, 

Dealers  in 

Stoves,  Tin 

AND  SHEET    IRON    WARE, 

rARmzNa  imPLEmENTS 

SHELF  and  HEAVY 

HARDWARE. 

SASH,  GLASS  and  PUTTY 

anufacta.-ers  «f 

EAVE  TROUGH?,  SPOUTING, 

and  all  kinds  of 

TIN  WARE. 

A  fiat  assortn;e&t  of 

Table    and    Pocket    Cutlery. 

Grind-Stone%  and    Hangingp, 

PLOWS, 

Fence- Wire^    &e.,    «fec. 

I'  H,  Welch,  Wm.  Wallace,  Chas.  Wallace. 
April  Tth,  \W6. 


Winnebago  City  <fe  Jack.son 

STAGE  LINE. 

Leaves  Winnebago  City  every  Friday  at.'!  o'clock 

p.n:..  .ind  arrives  at  Jackson  at  6  o'clock  p.m. 

every  Saturday. 
Loaves  Jncksun  every  Monday  at  6  o'clock  a.m., 

andarrivi'S  at  Winnebago  City  at  Oo'eloi-k  a. 

m.  evL-ry   Tuesday,  making  close  conuec'ion 

with  the  Mankato  stage. 

Passengors  by  this  r');:te  pass  through  Wavcr- 
ly,  llorricon.  May,  and  Walnut  grove,  aud  ride 
only  iu  the  day-time. 

W.  GPANT,  Proprietor 

Winnebago  City,  July  14th.  18M>.  29Stf 

'pUE 

A.MERICAN  FAMILY 

KNITTING    MACHINE 

Is  presented  to  the  public  as  the  most 

SIMPLE,    DCB.IBLE,     COMPACT     AND     CHEAP 

Knitting  Machine  over  Invented. 

PRICE,  ONLY  S25. 

This  Machine  will  run  either  backward  or 
forward  with  tqu'«l  facility. 

MAKES    THE    SAM^    STITCH    AS  BY   RAND, 
But  far  superior  in  every  ntspeut. 

Will  Knit  ^^0.000  Slilclu's  a  Miijuic 

AND  DO  PERFECT  WORK 
Leaving  every  knot  on  tho  inside  of  the  wfrW, 
It  will  knit  a  pair  of  stockings  (any  dize)  in  le»s 
than  half  an  hour.  It  >>ill  kuit  Close  ok 
Ori:!i.  Plais  on  Kibbrr,  with  any  kini  of 
coar.'e  or  fine  woolen  yarn,  or  cutt(>Q,  silk  or  im. 
nin.  It  will  knit  siockit:g8  with  dctuble  heel 
aud  toe, drawers,  hoods,  sucks,  smoking  caj  «, 
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undersleeves.  tnittens,  skating  caps,  lamp  i»icks. 
maps,  cord,  tjndershirfs,  shiiwls,  jaektts,  cradle 
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tijipets,  luftud  worV.  and  in  fa.-t  an  eiidle.''«  varie- 
ty of  articles  in  evcrjday  use,  as  veil  as  for  orna- 
ment. 

FROM  $5  TO  $10  PER  DAY 

Can  be  made  by  any  one  with  the  Aaiorican 
Knitting  .Machine,  knitting  st  •ckings,  <tc.,  while 
expert  operators  can  even  make  luorr-,  knittir.v 
fancy  work,  which  always  t^mniinds  a  ready 
sale.  A  person  can  readily  knit  fr<im  twcive  t(« 
fifteen  puini  of  stockings  per  day,  the  profit 
on  which  will  be  not  lejs  than  forty  cents  per 
pair. 

FARMERS 

Can  sen  their  wool  at  ooly  f..rfT  to  fifty  cents 
per  pound  ;  but  by  getting  the  wool  made  into 
yarn  atanmall  e*pen..e,  and  knitting  it  into 
sooks.  two  or  thrae  dt.lUrs  per  ponod  can  be  ra- 
alized. 

On  receipt  of  $25   we  will  forward  a    machina 
as  orderefl. 

We  wish  to  prf^cnre  ftctire  AGENTS  in   every 
section  of   the    United  fttatcs   and    Canadas    to 
whom  the  most  !i'>eral  induce-n«'nt«  will  be  offer- 
ed.    Address    Atcetican  Knitting  Maciiino   Oo. 
BuitbD,  Mass.,  or  St  Luui.  Mo, 


ivianbood :  How  Ijost,  How  Ro- 
stored. 

.^rSTM^  Jn«t  published,   a  rew  e<)ii'-n   iX  i»r 
/^V'im  '  "''     '     '"  '  •^••'•'rated  h.m%a* 

MeriUl 

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railieally  ear.-d  wM.'^  the  danferoit*  use  of  Ii.iem.i 
medicine  or  the  iipplittation  of  li^r  knitt;  pointJr?  .-ui  « 
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srties  which  so  exaoUy  suit 

e  human  hair. 
n  Iff  tens  the  hair  vhen  harth  and  dry. 
It  »n/'tniM  the  irrilaleil  tralp. 
II  <^jfuriU  the  rirhetl  luMre. 
II  r*maint  Umyejil  in  effect. 
Itprtv^ntt  the  hair  from  falling  of- 
n  promolet  a  healthy,  rigurout  j/r»wth. 
It  it  mot  grmvy  or  tt  irky. 
tl  leant  no  dwtagratabU  odor. 


Dandruff. 


BosTuS,  October  k),  1S6». 

J08KPH  BlKSETT  Jt  t'O.  . 
Gentlemen,    My  worst  complaint  for  several  jreais  lias 
been  Vandruff.    Alter  bruiihiiig  mv  hair,  my  coat  oolUr 
would  be  covered  with  white  scales. 

1  have  used  less  than  a  bottle  of  your  Cocoaine.  ine 
dandrutf.  and  the  irritation  which  caused  it  have  en- 
tirely aisappeared,  ami  my  hair  was  never  before  in  so 
good  condition.     Y  our  obedient  servant,     _„,,,„„ 

A.  X  U  lil.tfciti 


lAiSA  of  Hair. 

Boston,  July  19. 

For  many  months  my  hair  baa  been  Jailing  off.  unlil  I 
was  fearful  of  losing  it  entirely.  Ihe  skin  upon  my 
head  became  gradually  more  and  more  intlameO. 

1  commeuoeU  the  use  of  your  (  ooaiuo  the  liuit  week 
in  June.  The  lirst  application  allayed '..le  itching  ana 
irritation  ;  in  three  or  four  days  the  rodno&s  and  tender- 
ness disappeared,  the  hair  ceased 
now  a  thick  growth  of  new  hair. 
Yours,  vary  trtUy, 


to  fall,  and  1  have 
SUSAN  R.  POPK. 


The  qneetlon  U  often  asked,  "Why  J.  ii,  that  the 
Sovelt?  Clotte.  Wringer  work,  so  moeb  ea«er  than 
any  ether  r"    In  replj' we  wUl  aajr, 

1st    They  have  oui 

Patent  FlfiBge  Cog-Wlieels 

ON  BOTH  BND8  OF  THE  ROIXS. 

2d.  The  eogs  on  me  end  qf  a  roU  an  —  r'}^*'>*\V 
BETWltKN  (Am.  m  tK<otker  eiid <^f  the  SAIfB  roif,  virtually 
forming  a 

DOlTBZiB   aBAm, 

and  thereby  nearly  doubling  the  purchase. 
3d.    Raoh  Gear  hai  eJ«»>V««»L;~^^V^/:^  wrin/e'r' 


which  is  a  third  mon.  t»i»n»  "•«<lo»"W°*Jt,*I,^^??frd 
Therefore  they  have  one-third  n..^^  pw.  r.and  "pe^t*"™ 
le^  rnrtUm  than  aiy  others,  which  makes  <he™  "j® 
strongest,  moat  dun  hie  and  easiest  working  W.-lngers 
in  use. 

The  only  advaatag ,  gained  m  the  -^°f^^-^fl] 


Cr*  The  Qaly  R«li*ble  Cure  f«r  DTWiepelA 

the  KnowB  WorldT 

Db.  Wishabt'h  Obeat  Americau  Dtspkfsia  Pni* 
and  Pink.  Tbek  Tab  C-obdial  are  a  poaitlre  and  inlau^ 
ble  cure  for  Dyspepsia  in  iU  most  aggravated  form,  ana 
no  matter  of  how.long  standing. 

Thay  penetrate  the  secret  abode  of  thla  terrible  die- 
eaae  and  exterminate  it,  root  and  branch,  forever. 

They  alleviate  more  agony  and  silent  suffering  than 
the  tongne  can  telL 

They  are  noted  for  curing  the  most  <l?fPf "t*_»°4 
hopeless  oases,  when  every  known  means  failed  to  anora 
reUef. 

No  form  of  Dyspepsia  or  ndigestion  can  resist  their 
pene&ating  power. 

DR.  WISHART'S 

PINE  TREE  TAR  CORDIAL 

It  Is  the  vital  principle  of  the  Pine  Tree,  obtained  bjr 
a  pecuUar  process  in  the  distillation  of  the  tar,  by  wtucu 
its  highest  medicinal  properties  are  retained.  It  invig^ 
rates  the  digestive  organs  and  restores  the  appetite.  It 
strengthens  the  debilitated  system.  It  puriiies  and  en- 
riches the  blood,  and  expels  from  the  system  the  cor- 
ruption which  Scrofula  breeds  on  the  lungs.  It  dissolves 
the  mncus  or  phlegm  which  stops  the  air  passages  of  the 
lungs.  lu  healing  principle  acts  upon  the  irritated 
snrface  of  the  Lungs  and  Throat,  penetrating  to  each 
diseased  part.relieving  pain  and  subduing  inflammation. 
It  is  the  rosult  of  years  of  stndy  and  experiment,  and  it 
U  offered  to  the  affiirted  with  poeiUve  assurance  of  lU 
power  to  cure  the  following  diseases,  if  the  oaUent  has 
not  too  long  delayed  a  resort  to  the  means  of  onre. 

ConaBBptton   of  tke    Lanes*   Conch.    Sore 

Throat  and  Breast,  Bronchitis,  L.lTer 

Complaint,   Blind  and  Bleedins 

Pllee,   Astbaia,  ;V«liooplns 

Coach,  Diptheria,  See, 

A  medical  expori,  holding  honorable  collegiate  diplo- 
devotes  his  entire  time  to  the   examinstion   of 


NEW  YSRK  TRIBUNE 


THE 


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alia 


separation  of  the 


Great  Farmen '  Paper ! 


Tbe  Paper  of  the  People. 

SOW  IS  THE  TIME  TO  SUBSOBIBE  FOB  THE 

GREAT  FAMILY  NEWSPAPER. 

IT  18  OaSAP  BEOADBK  ITS  CIBOni.ATIOK  IL  LiaOEB 
TBAM  THAT  OV  ANT  OTHXB  KXtTSPAf  XB. 

NOW  18  THE  TIME  TO  FORM  CLUBS. 


Roback's  Sfoni- 
ac/i  liittirs, 
unlike  all  other 
B  ittcrs  in  the 
mavhdy  posjiems 
iidrinsie  merit. 
Most  BiUers,  so 
called,  arc  merely  wishiicasJiy  stuff, ^ 
sold  as  a  beverage.  Dr.  lioback's 
BiUers  are  not  a  beverage  in  any 
sense  of  the  word,  but  contain  the 
most  expensive  diugs  knoicn  to 
science  for  the  radical  cure  of 
Indigestion  and  iJyspepsia,  and 
for  all  cases  whem  a  tonic  and 


stimulant 
required. 


file  follotnng 

■    ilie 


Baldness. 


So. 

COB!»— No.  9 

Oai-s— So.  2    

Ktk— No.  2 

Bablkt— Oood  .  . . 
PL.BJI— Mess— New. 
Labo 


80    (^ 


70 
95 

29  00 


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81 
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m  1 16 

M2&0 


18-.(§      19 


Bi'STOS,  November  24.  1869. 
Meaats.  Joskph  BrrRSfKTT  k  Co.,  iiosUm ; 

iieHil0men,-l  have  been  bald  seven  years.  After 
nsing  one  hot'  le  of  your  L.'ocoaine,  my  bald  pate  is  oover- 
e<l  all  over  with  young  hair,  about  three  eights  of  an 
inch  long,  which  appears  strong  and  healthy  and  deter 
mined  to  grow. 
Very  Uuly  your  obliged  and  obedient  servant, 

D.  T.  MKlv"Ln. 


Irritation  of  the  Scalp. 

,  September  15, 1S60. 


Xo.  28. 

HcTvons  debility  with  its  gloomy  attend- 
snt8,  low  spirits,  depression,  involuntary 
emisaiona,  U'sa  of  eemen,  apermattorrh oea, 
loBH  of  power,  dizzy  head,  lose  of  memory, 
ami  threatened  impotence  and  imbecility, 
lin^  a  sovereign  care  in  Humphrey's  Homeo- 
pathic Specific,  No.  twenty-eight.  Composed 
of  the  moet  valnable  mild  and  potent  cura- 
tives, they  strike  at  once  at  the  root  of  the 
matter,  tone  up  the  system,  arrest  the  dis- 
charges, and  impart  vigor  and  energy,  lile 
and  vitality,  to  the  entire  man.  They  have 
cured  thousands  of  cases.  Price  $5  per  pack- 
age of  five  bottles  and  a  large  vial 
of  powder,  which  is  very  important 
in  obstinate  and  old  caaee,  or  »i  per 
single  box.  Sold  by  all  druggists,  and  sent  I 
by  mail  on  receipt  of  price.  Address  Hnm- 1 
phrey'a  Specific  Homeopathic  Medicine  Com- 1 
pany',  562  Broadway.  N.  Y. 

From  One  of  the  Oldest  Printers  In  the  8tate 
of  lllinoia. 

OmcB  or  TBK  Wmr.  a-vd  RrprsurAJf, » 
Qcn}icT„Ilhnais,  .Augustus,  1^6.     \ 

Mkssbs.  Prisce,  W.U.TON  A  Co.,  Cincinnati, 
Ohio—OeiUt :  I  find  your  Roback's  Bittera, 
after  usiMg  two  boxes  in  my  family,  to  be  a 
"  geod  egg."  Send  me  another  dozen  by 
United  States  Express,  and  if  you  don't  want 
local  notices  to  the  amount,  charge  it  to  us 
on  adverliaing  account.  Regards  to  Mr.  Wal- 
ton.    Yours  in  haste,      James  L.  Lakodow. 

The  amocst  ot  money  which  can  be  aaved 
yearly  in  everv  family  by  buying  Silver  or 
Cooper  Tipped"  Shoes  for  children  wiU  sur- 
pnae  any  one  who  has  not  tried  it.  The  rapid 
increase  in  the  sale  of  first  claea  metal 
Tipped  Boots  and  Shoes  shows  that  parents 
hav«  made  up  their  minds  to  lessen  their 
shoe  billa,and  at  the  same  time  avoid  the  dis- 
agreeable eight  of  ragged  stockings  and  pro 
trading  toes,  always  seen  when  aho-s  are  not 
protected  by  Metal  Tipn.—JV.  Y.  PoM. 

A  CKSJt  or  deafness  of  14  vears  stand  ng 
fthe  reault  of  Catarrh)  cured  by  the  use  of 
Dr.  Sage's  Catarrh  Remedy.— L<-vi  Springer, 
Esq.,  of  Dnrbans  Corners,  Williama  Co.,  O., 
writes,  under  date  of  January  6,  1869,  that 
he  haa  been  uaing  Dr.  Sage's  Catarrh  Remedy, 
and  aava  it  has  cured  him  of  deafness  ot 
tonrteeii  years  standing.  He  was  so  deaf 
that  he  could  not  hear  persona  talk  when 
seated  bv  their  side,  and  can  now  hear  the 
church  "bells  ring  two  miles  distant.  It  is 
sold  bv  druggists,  or  aend  aixty  cents  to  Dr. 
B.  V.  fterc",  Buffalo.  N.  Y. 

Cheapest    and     Best.- Mrs.    WhitcomVa 
Bvrup   for  children  is  sold   bv  drugKists  for 
twenty-five  cents'a  bottle,  and  is  an  admira- 
•  ble  preparation  for  in tantile  disorders. 


Wateuville,  Me. 
Messrs.  Josei'H  Brti.NF.ir  A  t'o. ; 

near  .str*,  — 1  have  derived  much  benefit  from  the  use 
of  your  Cocoaine.  Twelve  years  ago  I  bad  the  tiphiis 
fever ;  after  my  recovery  1  found  myself  troubled  with 
an  irritation  of  the  scalp. 

one  bottle  of  your  Cocoaine  only  for  tho 


I  purchased 
purpose  of  a  hair  dressing. 


_  bat  to  my  nurpriso,  it  has 
entirely  removed  the  irritation  of  solong  standing.  I 
have  recommended  it  to  several  of  my  fneads,  who  were 
aftlicted  in  the  same  way,  and  it  has  wi.uUy  eradicated 
the  disease.  dO.SKPH  illiX,  Jr. 


Haiv-I>x'e6sing. 

„     i,g  note  it  friymHit  u-ellknnun  ftrnfirieior  <\f 

Frmnk  Letlie't  llluitraled  Xeunpaperi  and  .Magastnet. 
Saw  YoBK,  September  iB,  ISfiO. 

T    RlTRNETT    RhQ    • 

Dear  .Sir, -For  si)me  time  pas*  I  have  been  u.>ung  your 
Cocoaine,  and  1  thinit  it  far  preferable  to  anything  1 
h&ve  ever  u»«d  for  the  hair.  , 

H  my  indorsement  U  of  value  yeu  are  perfectly  ai 

hberty  to  use  i».    K«»P««"°^  ^""^^aNK  LESLIIJ. 

Bakoor,  March  t,  !*». 

•'^^.^u7,r.^^*Wnei.theo„lydre..ingforthe 
hair  used  in  my  family  for  the  last  eight  ye:irs.  Itsiot^ 
ped  my  wife's  hair  irom  ooming  out  and  increased  IM 

'T^also  under  obUgaUons  to  this  same  Cocoaine  for 
savi^  ^  own  hairTwhich  was  very  fast  coming  eut 
previous  to  using  thU  valuable  Pfcpiration. 
\  ery  truly,  yours.  J.  C^Ml '^^ "^^^^  ^^ 

A  Remarkable  Case. 

Fast  MlnDL^BOBO  MaoS.,  June»,  1864. 

^Waui^h^hU^een  afflicted  with  neuralirla  in^^ 
kJ?A  f-Tr  Airoe  vears.     She  has  used  during  that  time 

heat  c^^  hy  the  i-ams,  burned  her  hair  so  badly  that 
in  October,  l**)!,  it  all  came  on. 
She  was  induced  to  try  your  Cocoaine.  and  the  result 

r"??ebe^reTier  head  was  covered  with  a  n  e  young 
Lu?  In  four  months  the  hair  has  grown  ,«veral  luchej 
iTlength,  very  thick, soft,  and  hne,  and  of  a  darker 
than  formerly.    With  respect,  EDDY 


^rhe 


color  ( 


BfR.^ETrS  COrOAISE  it  the  BEST..nd  CHEAl-EST  Bair  />-"«<'V<"  '*«  'f^^^f"  SdZTa^aTr'^a?Uul'rk% 
THE  HAIR,  and  i,  enterely  free  from  all  irritating  matt^,     ^ '^'y^Jyl'J^^ui'   Afunauthorized  u.t  ^^  thit 
terure  tht  fnilie  and  proprietart  againxt  impontxon  by  the  %Atroduetum  OT  ip>trt<»"  arnctet.     ^>< 
Trade-Mark  tciU  be  prunptly  prnteeulfl.  

JOSEPH  BURNETT  &  CO., 

Manulacturers  and  Proprietors,       •        -        No.  27  Central  St.,  Boston,  Maas. 


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See  Advebtiseme»t  of  Dr. 
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RI.iOE    GUIDE— in 
should  bo  read  by  all. 


Butta'  Dispon- 

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another    column.      It 


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ten  cents.  1  will  answer  promptly  and  »atial;xU>nly  or 
retom  the  money.  Try  me.  KDVSAJU)  PAYbO.N 
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Pbiyatx  medical  aid. 
advfrtisemATit. 


Bead  Dr.  Whitticr's 


Wh.\t  vessel  sails  without  an  anchor,  or 
what  man  lives  without  inanrance  on  his  life? 
Get  it  in  the  Washington  if  you  can. 

Fob  Cocohs,  Colds,  and  Tukoat  Disob- 
dera,  nse  ^'Brown's  Bronchial  Trochet," 
having  provtd  their  eflacacy  by  a  test  of 
many  y<Ar8.  The  Troches  are  highly  re- 
commeniled  and  prescribed  by  Physicians. 
Those  exposed  to  sudden  changes  should 
always  be  supplied  with  ''The  Troches"  as 
they  give  prompt  relief. 

Owing  to  the  good  reputation  and  popn- 
larity  of  the  Troches,  many  worthless  and 
cheap  imitations  are  offered,  tchich  are  good 
for  nothing.  Be  sore  and  obtain  the  true 
"Brown's  Bronchial  Troches."  Sold  every- 
where.   


KMPLOYMENT-aiO 
ro  fcZrt  K  UAYViU'ARANTKCU  TO  AGENTS 
_.  M.i;  OH  1"KM  AI.K- and  constant  e.uploy  in  a 
pleasant,  honorable  and  prori table  busiae««  that  require- 
but  very  httle  risk  or  capital.  For  foU  parUiulars 
addreos,  with  stamp,  OTIS  T.  U  AREy,aui  Main  street, 
Biddeford,  Maine.  

^OQfl  J'or  first-class  new  7  Octave  Pianos. 

^£911  Senton  triiU.^__JJ_;P3A}iOj;o^;J>ew  \ork. 

EPILEPSY 

OAIS  BB  0T7B.Z1D. 

Those  harluK  tnenda  afflicted  are  earnestly  sotlc.t  d 
to  send   for  a  cJlKOULAR  LtrfF.R  OF    RKFLR 
KM0R8  and  TK8TlMOmAI«S,  which  will   oonviace 
UAmoet  skeptical  of  tbe  UUKABlLiTY  of  the  Difl 

KASK.    ^-'J**'*-,;  Buxgn  ixKJiiBOW,  M  D.. 

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THE  HINKLEY 

FAMILY  KNiniNG  MACHINE 

PRICE  $30. 

Kvery  Family  in  the  oountry  needs  ene. 

It  knits  sTeiythloK  from  a  mitten  to  a  blanket. 

A  child,  13  years  old.  ean  leara  to  work  it  i  a  an  honr. 

It  is  operated  the  same  as  a  sewing  machine,  by  hand 

It  uses  but  one  needle,  an    is  the  perfection  of  bean^ 

and  osefuJneas. 
Uircolarstnthanuaod  tnll  particular*  free  to  everybody 
AgaaU  wanted  lo  every  ootmty.     Apply  anickly. 

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SEWING    MACHINE. 

PKIC'E   8.V 
Makes  the   Klastic   IxKjk-Stitch.  Noiseless,  Practical,  | 
Sensible     Full  directions  with  each  machine.    A  child  1 
can  learn  it  in  ten  nunutes.    Sews  as  strong  and  beanO- 
fat  a  seam  as  any  machine.    Makea  an  elegant  present 
3eot  to  any  part  of  the  countrr,  nicely  and  safely  packed.  | 
on  receipt  of  price.     A  hbend  discount  to  the  trade. 
Ane-t.  U  anted.  ^^^^^^  MACHINE  CO., 

No.  S34  Broadway,  New  York. 


NO  HUMBUG 

SY  HKKDlNfS  3^  I'EMTH,  with  age,  he-«H 
coior  of  eyes  and  tiair,  yon  will   receive  by  rctn:  n 
a  correct  pictore  of  yonr  falore  husband  or  wife, 
with  name  and  date  of  marriage. 

AddrsM  W.  IfOX, 
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A  lYInsical  Box  for  Two  Dollars. 

THE  FIlENt  11  tJKE-^TSKN.MATION-Fight 
select  airs.  Kmincntly  adapted  for  the  drawing 
room  table.  No.  1,0  tunes.  $2 ,  -No.  .i,  U  tunos,  $3 ;  So.  4, 
94  tnnes,  i85.  Sent  by  mail  on  receipt  of  price.  Orders 
to  the  amonnt  of  io  sent  C.  O.  O. ;  one  dollar  muiit 
accompany  the  order  to  insure  It ;  the  balance  >  $4 )  to  be 
paid  waen  goods  are  received.  Send  threeoent  stamp 
for  new  illustrated  catalogue,  with  hst  of  tunes. 
Address  BAHKLKYACO. 
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FARMER'S  HELPER 

^UOWS  HOWrO  UOUHLE  TUE  PROFITS  Ot 
9  rUK  Farm,  and  how  farmers  and  their  sons  can 
each  make 

SlOO  FSR  BdONTB 

In  Winter.  lu,00i'co;  iea  will  be  mailed  frse  to  farmera 
Send  name  and  a'lilr«?s  to  ^    „. 

7,^  IGLKR,  i^crURDY  A  CO,.  Cbi5»«ro^ri._ 

WANTED 

Aosirra  roB 


gears    over    fine  _ 

longer  cogs,  which  allows  a  greater 

rolls  without  disconnecUng  the  cog  woeeia 

But  all  Wrkigers  «rith  do,Me  ?«"■•  -^  ,'^«'.^'*  f  ^ 
bave  their  rolU  pinned  down  (at  one  e°4'j.,^  "  °"'X 
admit  of  their  separa  Ung  more  than  one-etyhth  of  "  ""o^ 
uhirh  r,air.lv  .Wroy,  all  the  adtantagt  nf  '*« J*""*^ 
ge.,T,,  besides  oausi:ig  the  Wringer  to  W°«  J»7,/J?^ 
ind  wring  very  unevenly ;  also  cau«ng  an  undue  rtrwn 
upon  therolU  at  ths  end  where  they  are  pinned  down. 

has  not  this  objeoticn  and  is  the  only  Wringec  that  has 

Cosr-'WlMiels  on  Both  Bnds, 

which  obviates  the  necessity  of  pinning  down  at  one 
end.  and  aUows  the  Rolls  to  separate  freely  at  either 
end  ;  thereby  tecuHnu  all  (A.  wl<Mntage  of  the  double  gear 

Notwithstanding  the  rolls  can  separate  freely  at  either 
end.  the  Cog-wheels  c.vnsot  be  thrown  out  of  gear  on 
both  ends  of  the  Wringer  at  the  same  Ume,  nnlesa  the 
pressure  is  entirely  taken  oS. 

This  Wringer  hi*  but  «me  pressure  screw.  This 
always  secures  an  equal  pressure  the  whole  length  of 
theRoUa. 

The  NOVELTT  is  fastened  to  a  tub  or  box  by  a 
Patent  Curxe<i  C(amj>,  which  has  an  equal  »- earing  on  a 
tub  the  vhnle  lenyh  <f  the  Wringer.  Other  \V  nngers 
are  merely  fastened  to  a  stave  at  each  end,  and  are  thus 
liable  to  wrench  thii  sUves  from  their  proper  poeiUon, 
and  min  the  tub. 

The  Cog-wheels,  Thumb-screws,  Ae.,  are  nicely  gal- 
vanized. 

Boy  the  NOVEI  .T  Y,  or  at  least  take  1»  on  trial  with 
any  or  all  others,  aiiO  keep  the  Best. 

tST  Sold  everywliere. 

N.  B.  PH£:UPS  &  CO^  Gaa.  As'ts. 
at n  OorUandt  St..  N.  Y. 

COMMON  SENSE!!! 

WANTED-AODNTS.  Ij-V)  i*r  month  to  wU  the  only 
QENCINE  IMlT.iiVED  COMMU.V  SI  .N.SK  i  A.Mll.V 
SEWING  MACHINE.  l»li«e  ©nly  tile*.  Ofe»'» 
Inducement)  to  A^jtulu,  ThUs  1-  the  iu.*t  P'l"'"  J<<"».- 
Inff  Machine  of  Uie  day-makes  the  ftnious  -  Llastic  L<.ck 
Stfth  "-wi)l  iLo  "n  r  kiiid  of  work  that  cju  be  done  en  any 
Machi 
creaaii 
culars. 
ft  CO .-       . 

OMEN  of  New  York, 

or,  the  Under-world  of  the  Great 

Q\\y,  Tb«  «in»  of  cvtry  cUi;!!  of  ^ocuty  t.\- 
nostd  Avoid  t)w  nailroad  to  mm.  8icu-.l»  <  I 
danger  irs  up.  MoB«  MoxiTiN  IT  FouLivi 
ACBKTS  TBAir  AST  OTUEK  BOOE.  Tiikl> 
three  presses  all  tho  time  to  print  fast  enoupli. 
Om  A:,ent  took  ITS  ontertin  U)  rfnr- 
740  OS' es,  43  lIIu'.lnMioin.  Price,  9it,OU. 
Ag^'is  Wanted.  ,Addr«.  N.  Y.fcOOK 
CU..  14  •»  N»»«au  Btrett,  N.  Y. 


patients  at  the  otflce  parlors.  Associated  with  him  are 
throe  consultinK  plivsicianH  of  acknowledged  eminence, 
whose  services  are  given  to  the  pnblio  FUKE  OF  chaboe. 

This  opportunity  is  offered  by  no  other  institution  Id 
the  country. 

Letters  from  any  part  of  the  country .  aAing  ^oe, 
vrill  be  promptly  and  gratuitously  responded  te.  Whe™ 
convenient,  remittances  should  take  the  shape  of  Uratts 
or  PoHt  Office  Orders.  . 

Price  of  Wishart's  American  Dyspepsia  Pills,  fl  a  box. 
Sent  by  mail  on  receipt  of  price. 

Price  of  Wishart's  Pine  Tree  Tar  Cordial,  tLW  a 
bottle,  or  $11  per  dozen.    Sent  by  express. 

AllcommunicaUoij,stould^e^«ddr«»edj  D., 

Na  aaS  North  Second  St, 
Philadelphia, 


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ClHOOSE  between  a  vigorous  hfe  or 
/  an  untimely  death.  Oh  !  how  much 
misery  and  sickness  would  1  have  avoid- 
ed had  I  but  read  these  books  before. 
Just  pubUshed.  1.  The  "itlirror  of 
Youtu,"  or  the  mysteries  of  the  sexes, 
and  how  the  diseased  organs  can   be 

restored.  FourUi  e<lition.  ^^^^' v°}^l'^^ Ji^t  rii 
tratod  with  27  Anatomical  plates  Price  Al  oenU.  Br 
Dr.  J.  Lubarsche,  PracUsing  Phywcian  since  I»6. 
2.  "Secret  Hinis  toJiirls  and  J\ omen,"  or  how 
the  diseased  female  organs  are  to  be  treated,  with  U 
Anatomical  illustrations.  Pnce  25  cents.  On  remmitr 
tance  of  'M  cenU  both  books  w»"be8en'.  free  bv  mail. 
Address  Dr.  J.  LUBARSCHE,  143  S.WeUsbt, Chicago, 
fil    or  CHARLES  SONNE.  7S  Lake  St,  Chicago.  111. 


ft  1  mi  Jill  All  CLUSb^ift  »'im  i;>j»*iii**»<  »  »"*»----^ -  _ 

whoKr,?  hctimc  or  fhr  the  spare  moments.  Businassnfv. , 
iTxIit  a."d  p?oU™  bl. .  rer«n.^  of  either  ..x  ca^l^  earn  tr,  n. 
s/h.  to  ♦«  per  eveni  ^ip,  and  a  P"'P<X''5:»'?!. 


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devotii , 


their  -|;o'o^'-^|^ii¥^J^^^^e^y«-d;b,;: 

ciri  Vo.uch  asarc  not  wdUatl-ncd.  we  will  leud  ♦!  to  y.^} 
for  tbe  trouble  of  writing. 


Proflet 

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ALLCOCK'S   POROUS    PLASTER 

Possesses  peculiar  qualities  a«  an  eqnahser  of  the  cir 
onlstion  and  as  a  support— a  sort  of  extea  skin-in  al 
mnscolar  and  nervons  pains, whether  of  the  side,  head, 
kidce?^  or  back ;  and  in  soiatioa  they  should  be  spplie 
at  once  They  are  now  widely  used  in  hospiUls.  both 
in  America  »:id  Europe,  and  approved  by  all  physi- 
cians Thev  give  immed  late  reUef  in  Lumbago,  as  well 
at  in  pains  of  the  side  aid  back,  whether  they  proceed 
from  weaknesa.  fatigae,  or  other  oaosea. 

Seaside  House,  Rockaway  Beaeb,  Sept  1,  IflGB. 
Messrs.  ALtCOCK  k  Co.,  Sing  Sing: 

GxifTtKHiH— Your  Plasters  have  'wonderful  qnalW 
ties,  and  svery  traveler  shonld  have  them  by  him.  My 
gnrsts  give  great  acconnU  of  their  siBcacy.  Some 
cured  of  coughs ;  some  of  rheumatic  pains ;  some  of 
severe  pains  in  the  breast,  side,  and  baok.  In  sciatica 
and  kidney  affections  their  appltoatioo  is  equally  sne- 
cessf  ul  I  myself  was  attacked  with  a  severe  pain  in 
my  left  kidney.  I  was  in  agony  for  twsnty-fonr  hoTitf, 
At  length  lappUed  one  of  your  Plasleis  The  pain 
s-Kin  began  to  abate,  and  in  the  course  of  a  few  hours 
was  entirely  removed,  I  fend  yon  this  that  yen  may 
pnblisb  a  if  yon  think  well     I  am  yours, 

A.  D.  FAILING, 
Proprietor  of  the  Seaside  House. 

Nkw  Yobk,  August  19.  1889. 
Thomas  AIXCock  A  Oo.,  Sing  Sing: 

For  years  1  have  laffered  from  inflamtnation  of  the 
kidneys,  my  phyhiciana  give  me  Utile  relief,   and  1 
moved  about  like  an  old  man,  bent  down  by  years  of 
suffering.    At  length  your  Porous  Plasters  were  recom- 
mended to  me     I  applied  one  to  each  kidney,  and  the 
relief  was  immediate;  I  wore  them  for  thirty  ditys, 
when  my  back  and  kidneys  were  perfectly  well,  and  I 
waa  once  laoreable  to  walk  erect  I  thick  tbe  half  of  the 
Tirtne]  of  yonr  Plastersyet  remain  to  be  told,  but  sLonl 
any  one  wish  to  hear  thereof  I  ehall  be  ploasea 
tsll  of  my  eziierienoe.    I  am  yoors.  resp«etfnlly, 
THOMAS  M.  JACKSON, 

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describing  and  illuauaticg  all  onr  watcbss,  are  placed 
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Ihe  buyer  may  obtain  a  Watch  worth  Too  dollars.  Clr 
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restore  the  vital 
forces  in  a  re- 
mcvrkable  degree, 
and.  give  tone  to 
the  system. 


It  is  now  eleven 
years  since  Dr. 
Roback,  the  cel- 
ebrated Swedish 
physician,  from 
Stot^kholm,  fiwe- 
dai,  came  to  this 
country  and  introduced  the  Scan- 
dinavian   Blood    Pxtrijicr;   since 
which   time   thousands   have  beeix 
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other  blood  diseases.     It  contains, 
besides  the  Iodide  of  Potassa  and 
Syrup  of  Stillingia,  drugs  import- 
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\kept  by  apothc- 
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skeptical    of   its 
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they  can  be  pur- 
chased at  any 
drug  store  at  the 
extremely  low 
price  of  twenty- 
Jive  cents  per 
box. 
For  Sale  by  Drugyiata 

and    Dealers    in    Patent 

M  r(f  i vines  every- where, 

Ayer's  Cherry  Pectoral 

For  Diseases  of  the  Throat  and  Luacs, 

such  as  Coughs,  Colds,  'Whoopiii* 

Cough,  Bronchitis,  Asthma, 

and  Consumption. 

Probably  never  before  in  the  whole  history  of 
inedi.-:ue,  has  auy  thin*  won  to  widely  and  M 
deeply  upon  the  coulitieuco  of  mankind,  ar  tins 
excellent  reinedv  for  pulinoiiar>  complaints. 
I'hroiigh  a  long  scrios  of  years,  iml  among  moat 
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In  tlH-ir  estimation,  ati  itbai-  become  better  knotm. 
Its  iiuilbnn  chaiacter  aud  power  to  cure  the  va- 
riouri  nffections  of  the  Inngs  and  throat,  h*v« 
made  it  known  as  a  leliyble  protector  agaiost 
them.  While  adui)te<l  to  milder  forms  of  disease 
and  to  young  cbildreu,  it  is  at  tlie  fame  time  the 
most  eflectual  remedy  ibiii  can  be  given  for  incip- 
ient con.sumption,  and  Uie  dangerous  alTectioiie 
of  the  throat  and  lungs.  As  a  provifcion  agabisl 
sudden  attacks  of  froww,  it  fchould  be  kept  oh 
hand  in  everv  lauuly.anu  ludeetl  m  all  are  eomo^ 
times  bubjcct  to  colds  and  cwughs,  all  ahould  b< 
urovid(Hl  with  this  antidote  for  them. 

Altliough  settled  CoMa«»w/iftoti  i.s  thought  !!»• 
cm  able,  still  great  numbers  of  cases  where  the 
disease  seemed  Fettled,  have  been  complete^ 
cured,  and  the  jifitient  restored  to  sound  healta 
by  the  Cherry  Pectoral.  So  complete  is  its 
niaHtary  over  tlie  disorders  of  Uie  Lungs  and 
Throat,  flint  the  most  obstinate  of  tlieni  yield  to  it. 
When  nothing  else  could  reach  them,  under  the 
Chcrrti  I'ectoral  they  subside  aud  disappear. 

Singers  and  Public  Speakers  find  great 
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Asthma  is  always  reboved  and  often  whoUy 

Bronchitis  is  generally  cnred  by  taking  the 
Cherry  Pectoral  in  em.ill  and  fi-e<juent  dose*. 

Po  generally  ai-e  its  virtues  known,  that  we 
need  not  publisli  the  cei  tliicBtee  of  them  heije,  or 
do  more  tnan  B>*sure  the  public  that  ii«  qualUJee 
arc  fully  maiutained. 

Ayer's  Ague  Cure, 

For  Fever  and  A^ue,  Int-erriilttent  Fever, 
Chill  Fever,  Bemitteat  Fever,  Dumb 
Asue,  Periodical  or  Bilious  Fover,  Ac, 
and  indeed  all  the  affections  which  ariae 
from  malarious,  marsh,  or  miasmatio 
poisons. 

As  lt»  name  Implies,  it  d«>«!  Cnre,  and  does  not 
fail.  Containing  neitlier  Ai'^euic,  (jninine.  Bis- 
muth, Zinc,  nor  anv  otiier  mineral  or  poisonous 
etiUstance  whatever,  it  in  nowh^e  inj ores  any  pa- 
tient. The  number  and  linjioitance  ol  its  cures 
In  the  ague  district*,  are  literally  l)evond  acconi^ 
and  we  believe  without  a  paralUd  iu  the  hlstoiy 
of  Ague  medicine.  Our  pride  i»  gratified  by  the 
acknowledgments  we  receive  of  the  rndi.^al  cures 
effected  in  obstinate  cases,  aud  wbere  other  rwn- 
edies  had  whollv  failed. 

Unacelimate<l  persons,  either  resident  In,  or 
travelling  through  miasmatic  localities,  wlU  be 
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For  TAver  Complaints,  arising  from  torpid- 
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lating the  Liver  into  healttrv  nrtivity. 

For  liilions  Disorders  and  Liver  ComplahitB,  tt 
is  an  excellent  remedy,  pr-iducinK  n;rj:v  tiTily 
remarkable  cures,  where  oiher  medii^hies  ba4 
foiled 

Prepared  bv  DTi.  .T.  C.  A  vrs  ft  Co.,  Practic^ 
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