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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23

FRoA INV YoRK.-A Now Yorker, who
has travelled somewhat throughout North
ern Minnesota, in renewing his subsor'p-
ton to The JOURNAL, writes: ~ %
.'Iuolosed you will find So for another
years subscription to The JOURNAL. The
fact is, it is a good paper. TO prove
it, would say that Brooklyn man, loaf
ing in the office, has selected it out of tho
pile Of Journals, Times. Worlds, &c.,, &c.,
and you should see him run to my Mime
sofa map. He has just called my attention
to your Osakis letter, and had to jump
up to show him all knew about the coun-
try. And now he tells me that Adley keeps
the hotel there. OF course he does, and he
knows how to keep hotel. too Don't let
him leave until after have been there once
more, and seen him in his hig CHEST happi-
ness-having finished hotel. = \ 4
Be sure to send THE JOURNAL during the
coming year."
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-Hole-in-the-Dsy was one Of the wealth
lest msn in Minnesota, his property being
estimated 1t about 81, 000, 00o. ~ ?. III
6uNe. u IL t1:- ~ss. In :. 49,
Since whom .~..... -,
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Coon NnIs.-A lezaadef 4 Co. are bus
Ny Engaged in manufacturing their popu-
lar Eagle Tanning Mills. These mills hsvs
bssa thoroughly tested In the southern per-
ito. Of the State, and are considered BY
farmers the bsst in use. They are Furnish
Cd with zinc sleeves, which srs specially in-
tended for cleaning oats out Of wheat
Farmers should call either ct the manu-
factory Or It Grovsnor l. Co.'S, and see
these mills before purchasing elsewhere. =
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klLLED.-An OK belonging to James
Parks, living near Sank River, was killed
by lightning on Monday morning.
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TH1ArRE.-Plunkett's troupe IL playing
to good houses. This evening will be CIV
On ''Ths Stranger" and .'The Limerick
Boy" both fine pieces.
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CoOLKR.-The weather is much cooler to-
day, with splendid breeze, and We may
hope that the very oppressive heat is over
With for this season.
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RI s. LAND OrfIoE, ST. CLouD, MIMI,
T., &s*.sss3z.fs2s July 10. 1868.

ZdNsDnd Doks: ......,zr . ss=y- ~sarls. -
SIR You arc hereby notified to appear at this once
on tho 7th DAY or 6HPTEMBER ls6s At 1oo'clocki r
show cause why yonr Homestead Entry No. 1855,
made! BY you November LIST, 1885, upon the No X
section % township l2 range IS Ia tho District Of
be Cancelled ~ JoelC. Stebbans ALLEGES an abandon
ment thereof by you and proposes then and there to
show the sae, when you will be permitted to contest
such showing, 5g%z
: 5sfE II. c. WAIT, Register,
july23.6wa II. c, BURBANK, Receiver.
NOTICE no. THE PUBLLC.-Whereas
I'm my wife Paulina J. Weaver, has left
my bed and board. without any cause, all
persons are hereby forbidden to trust her
On my account. i shall pay no debts 81
her contracting. ga
Dated ST. Cloud, MINI. July lot, 1868
MOST JOHN R. WEAVER. &
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sTlucK y L1on1NIxa,-MAn KlILlD,
Daring The thundsrssorm Of ysstsrdAy Il
tsrnoon. q about four o'clock, Tobsy's sSw
min was struck b lightning, and MIR. Fob.
Raymond, Who was working at The "sdlsr'''
was Instantly killed. The nghtaing struck
the flagstaff and ran down that 10 an iron
rod and down this 70 the timbers Of The
mill. whore i divided into three parts, 81
ono Of which MIR. r. WAS killed. The flesh
was broken In two places on the back Of
his neck, and the fluid left dark line as il
passed down his right leg and foot, tearing
of the boot. Mr.. r. Game to the mill to
work only on Monday last. and he leaves
: wife and one child. he was ! young
man, honest, industrious and well-liked.
There were some fifteen other men st work
10 the mill q the Same time. al Of whom
telt The shook more OF less. No special
damage was done to the building. This
pd Vas also struok:by lightning last sum.
msr. 5ta 70 " -" e.?
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RAIx s1oln.-Ysstsrdsy afternoon .
heavy rain storm visited this place, LITERAL
y pouring down for about half IN hour.
w learn that II extended for but few
miles in any direction from st. Cloud. On
Thursday evening, Friday morning and
Sunday night there Vas also rain. Show
srs hsvs been much more frequent this ses-
son IN Northern Minnesota than in any
other portion Of the State. T..
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n1ssOLuTIoN Of COPARTNERsH1p,
1.-THE firm Of McINTIRE 4 CASTLE
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either partner is authorized to settle up
tho business Of the late firm, and NIL per-
sons indebted to it are hereby notified that
prompt payment will be required. The
business Of selling Agricultural Implements,
Stoves. Hardware, &c., will be carried on
BY the new firm Of MCINTYRE & DORSEY,
Il The old stand Of ]. B. Mills, st. Ger
main street. i .#. 1870 .s=t5e j. + - .5a T
5,s %. sS&s oas1. ~ VT. B. MCINTYRE, y,
z/ HENRY A. CASTLE. VI
st. Cloud, July Q, 1868. n62-4w
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- w sesh respectfully ''qss't ~
6ssiasss nsss AID Others vi,Aisg any kind Of
Job Printing, to cali esd eza~ins esr
extensive stock Of New Material, just received
from tAs east, before sendsng to St. Paul o.
going sl.swAsre. Orr JOB Office Is soso one
Of tie best IN tie State, and vs do work which
va oiu guarantee to Be satisfactory, at Saint
Paul prices. '5.t ~ 50 u.s.. " F. =
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During the season the finest raspbsr-
ries will be found ct the City Restaurant,
IN any amount desired. :..;ls-. = =. y. u,
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The King Of Hanover has asked and
received the French Emperor's consent to
make Nice his permanent residence.
That's what every nun ought to do.
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r AIDES OR GENTLEMEN CAN EARN AwATcI,
IL silk Dress, Sewing Machine, Web Shooting, &C.,
BY = few hours work for GILMAN L CO.'S GREAT
ONE DOLLAR: SALE, ITO Hanover street, Boston,
Mass. Circulars sent freq ~
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

& Under tho charge Of the Benedictins
Fathers Of the Abbey Of st. Louis, on the
Lake, situated in the most healthy part Of
Minnesota, will commence it, half y early
course Of studies on the I'd Of September,
1857. ss.s$ st S3z, . .s Isl s.ss.
Admission fee, $500
Yearly pension, 5s Is. & '-:sss4s $1,000
No extra eharges, except physician,
fsss, medicines, stationery and books.
For advice, address the 5..z
RI. Rsv.s RUPERT sE1DENBUsH
o. s. B. Abbot,
Clinton 2. o, stearns Co, Min.
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"ASrED.-A girl to do general house,
work. Inquire at this office.
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FoR RESr.-An Office, IN Bells brick
block, on St. German street, will be rent
I'd on reasonable terms. Inquire of Smith
s. Herbert.
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FoR SAIE.-A double dwelling house
pleasantly located, can be had At great
bargain. Inquire st this Office. ~
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"A man is under arrest for bigamy In
Cincinnati, who is proved to have married
eight wives. go. .:.:..
Poor fellow! He ought to be released At
once. The very statement is evidence that
he has suffered enough already.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23

GREEN CoRS.-During this week We
have been able to indulge in green corn,
Of good size, raised in our own "garden
patch"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-23

NEW MArER1AL.-We have just received
large stock Of new type, borders, cuts,
designs. &c., purchased direct from the
best fonndries in Philadelphia and New
York. This selection embraces all the lat
est styles Of type. We have also received
one Of the largest assortments Of cards of
all kinds, sizes and qualities, billheads,
tags, &C.; ever brought to the State. We
would ask call from all who need any
thing in tho line Of printing. We will guar
antee satisfaction. Orders from tho coun-
try promptly attended to.
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Respectfully Yours, \ 81. J.

MAoxoI1A WArIR.-A delightful toilet
axtiels superior g Colosas and q half
the price.
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loo Cream can be found ct all hours,
at Joseph Coy cites City Restaurant. -: -. ...
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ScASDAI.-Ws have been furnished the
details Of scandalous affair which has
justly aroused the indignation Of the peo-
pie Of Maine Prairie, but ws deem them
not suited for publication in the columns Of
our paper.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

M1E TO 5000 PER MONTH SALARY
sD ~ paid to agents, male or female to introduce
our : ATENT EVERLASTING WHITE WIRE
CLOTHES LINE. Address AMERICAN WIRE Co., IS
William st., N. Y. l6 Dearborn st., Chica 60, Ill.
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Common shape, a. good a. the best. The RED
JACKET (Colburn's Patent) AXE cannot be excelled.
We guaranty they Will cut rs per cent mora than COM
mon Axes, with less labor to the chopper.
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~ Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
lish, German or Norwegian, executed At
this office. Send in your orders.

FoR sA1E.-Household goods, (includ-
ing piano.) Inquire at this office.
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TERMS OF PAYMENT.

These lands are offered in tracts of 40,
80 and l6O acres and upwards, and prices
varying from SIS to $40 per acre with some
few tracts at higher 6gures) rated accord
ing to the quality and nearness to the rail-
road. They are cold for cash or On long
credit, item years if desired,) with per
cent. annual interest, thus enabling per
sons of small means to acquire, on easy
terms, home in healthy and pr ,ductive
region. Those who have already settled
along the lines OF these Railroads have
found their lands increase in value at tn e
rate Of 50 per cent. per nnnum.
These lands have been reserved from sale
since 1857; they are in the midst of con.
siderable settlements. and convenient to
churches, schools and established roads
and markets.
N. BAH persons trespassing on these
lands, IN cutting timber or bay, will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent Of the law.
For further information apply to
p. l. GREGORY
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81. PAUL. Sant. 10 I,

81. PAUL, Sept. 10, 1867. ~
J: O. Sehoo.maksr, Esq., Wiao.a, Nias.;
Dear S1.-Ths Johnston's Reaper which
i purchased q you out for me 40 sores
the first seven days IL was run. Il Will 30
supsrAuous 70 add that Il laid the bundles
jeey.e rste, whom 1stats farther that .Avs men
bound II o fast q out. Think Il smbrae-
o. the best principles ever put into I Reap
&. zs. ss.. .= 4. ID.
Respectfully Yours, 3.
81 1. ...z VIM. 1. AMEs. !.
Mr.. Amss 10 TrsasursrTof the Minnesota
Agricultural socisty, and L one of ths
most extensive farmers IN Minnesota. B us.
uA.--s - s Iaa1S.h xS.,1& q 49,
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LADIES EXCLUSIVELY

Ia BAVOA1VAH, OR IA D7EIS FRIEND.
A Substitute for Periodical BanGages. An entirely
ne,o invention. Recommended by all eminent Phys-
clans, and approved of by every lady ut Sight Indis
pensable to every MISS and MARRIED LADY during
monthly indisposition. It is medicine. Elegant,
Easy and Durable Warranted, and will last five
years. Circulars free. Lady agents wanted. Price
receipt Of price, from the Principal Depot Address
Bandanah Manufacturing Co., 640 and 65l Broadway,
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a. The Circulation OF The Journal
IL DOUBLE that Of any other paper
published In Northern MiaAesota. Let
Advertisers rememhea this.
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The forthcoming lecture Of Anna E.
Dickinson is entitled, ''Children and Mar
rage"
OF course, Miss Anna cannot claim this
as being practical lecture.
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Bus1NIss.-From what We have seen
and can learn, business in St. Cloud is as
good rs at any place OF its size in the East
or the West. After harvest our mer chants
and business men generally will doubtless
have all they can do, as the prospects for q
heavy crop are very encouraging. St.
Cloud is the outlet Of q rich agricultural
country, and must one dry be q large city.
Ar PAs.-Ths Wabashs Herald rejoices
that within the coming year the orders Of
that County will be par. Mr.. Schroeder,
the Treasurer Of stearns County, has been
eashiDg orders At par for the past two or
three years. Stearns County 10 one Of the
best eouoties in the State, financially q
well ~ otherwise.
Flox LAKE MARY.-A letter from our
correspondent at Lake Mary, in Douglas
county, giving an account Of home pic
mic on the 4th, and also making very "a
vorable report Of the celebration at Alex
sndria-with special good words for Mr..
Hicks and Mr.. aordon-yas received too
late for this issue.
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Look For One Dollar +!

Look For One Dollar!
Send for circuln giving tut particulars
Hundreds Of useful ornamental aud necessary artf-
tcles supplied families for One Dollar ech Send
10 cents for check describing article. IL checks for
One Dollar describing twelve articles. Getters up Of
Clubs will receive present worth from 50 to $500,
according to size Of club.
vi: sTOCKNIAN & Co.,
"a Water a., Boston, Mass, Manufacturer agents.
French, Gcrnsas, Enalish, Dry and Fsncy Goods,
Jssoe!ry, Cutlery Plated Ware Albums Leather
Cords, dc. ...~-.. - 80 =.
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CIRCULAR, MILL, hULAY, GANG AND
Cross Cut Saws.

Every Saw that leaves our factory is Oil Tempered
and Patent Ground perfetly true and even and made
of uniform temper by our patent tcmpering process.
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- Is
~.
.PATRONIZE
the place where you can buy the cheapest
and best Furniture md save ssv, Fl. *.s
YOUR
money. We are prepare to offer greater
Inducements to o@7sEss7s
-=t,-|. re=#G.f
:~ dUmE ~
purchasers than ever before offered in st..
Cloud, as We are in connection with our
sales room,
MANUFACTURERS
Of Bedsteads, Bureaus, Stands, Cribs and
Lounges at Wholesale and retail.
BY
this you will readily see that you will get
goods cheaper by calling aud
BUYING
these articles Of us than any other house
in town. We keep for
YOUR
use all kinds Of Upholstery and Parlor
Sets, which we furnish to order. All of
the best quality of
FURNITURE
and deal in none but the best
the best. Also large stock Of all kinds of
Chairs, Mattresses, Spring Beds, &c.
Repairing ond ordered work promptly
to. Give us a call Rooms on
St. German st., St. Cloud, opposite Cath
olic church.
SPICER g. CARLISLE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1856.
CITY DRUG STORE!
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FROM MAINE PRAIRIE.
MAINE PRA1R1r. Julv 81. 1863

Domestic 1tems-The Democratic Nom.
acknowledgements
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1t 10 said that the Democrats have
adopted the apple blossom ss . campeiku
badge. It will be worn on the nose.-Pkil-
adslpA;a Bxlletis.
This viii require IN extensive ''bleaeh-
ing out'' process in this locality. Many
Of tho members Of that party hereabouts
have been wearing peach blossom ON the
extremity Of their most prominent facial
organ Is political badge. The intensity
oftheir sentiments can always be told by
the depth Of the color.
The Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad
undertakes to furnish destitute immigrants,
who arrive at Milwaukee, with free trans
portation to the places they have chosen
for their residence, when on the line Of that
road.
This generosity on the part Of the NJ. &
St. P. R. r. Co. will be gratefully remem-
bered not only BY the struggling people d.
rectly benefited, but by oil citizens Of Min
nesota as we'll.
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Located along their Two Railroad Lines
viz: from st. Paul via St. Anthony,
Anoka, St. Cloud and Sank Rap
ids to Watab, and from St. An
thony via Minneapolis, Wy
zetta, Grow River, Waver-
ly and Forest City to
the western boun-
dairy Of the
State.
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IT. CLOUD nARKsTs.
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we bsvs received spamphlst copy Of
the Grafton 81 Hon. b. i. Gordon, ct Alex
sadris, on The Al. Il u . we'll prepared
and very suitable address.
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PIRs0NAL.-Gen. VIM. D. Washburne. OF
Minneapolis, was in town yesterday. Gen.
W. is prominently mentioned ~ . candi::
date for Congress from this District.
Judge P. L. Gregory returned homo on
Saturday with his bride. They received tho
congratulations of their many friends.
A. J. Reed, of the Times, returned on
Saturday from tho New York Convention.
He looks we'll, eonsiderng!
Our friend, VIM. Savage, of Columbus,
Ohio, arrived yesterday, for visit in this
locality.
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= -0oystts hes one OF the bsst cooks In
ths stats, and esn ct up the very best
dishes ct his restsursnt. sE
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CoNToRT1Na.-The st. Paul Pres of Sat
urday, contains the following gratifying
announcement, under the head of ''Mar-
ried:"
July 9th, at the Nicollet House, Mime
apclis, BY Rev. D. B. Knickerbocker. Jo-
sEFH CHADWICK, all Of Bloomington,
Hennepin county.
We are glad Of this. We rejoice to learn
that Joseph is "aN Of Bloomington.''-
dow sad 1t would have been had he become
separated, divided up, badly scattered, per-
hsps partially lost, on this day-his we'd
ding day! The dismemberment of fami-
lies is hard, but of individuals fearful |!
How much people have to be grateful for
in this strange world, and Mr.. c. in par
ticular! We thank the Pres. for conveying
the tldings.
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AoR1 LlGH1u1xa.-On last Thursday
night, the residenee Of Dr.. Tolman was
twice struck BY lightning, and vas once on
ire. No serious damage WAS done. The
building vas provided with single copper
scroll lightning rod, which while it was
not sufficient to carry of the full force Of
the shock, undoubtedly saved the building.
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81. CLOUD HUla MARKET.

ob,reessd tor rHr JouarA1, BY D. II. q. xarpAy e 9
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Joseph Goystts at the City Restaurant
las the oaly Fountain in the city, snd can
supply the Thirsty with any quantity Of
Soda Water. szj5 as. Z, .5S#5s
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FoH sAuK Css7as.-Ths people Of that
aouzishing place viii b pleased to learn
that Wn. II. Whiddeu, Of this city. will
next month open = photograph gallery At
the Centre. Mr.. ". is recommended % .
6rst-elsss artist, and will undoubtedly give
good satisfaetion to his patrons.
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- horse, buggy and set Of double har-
fnses for sale. Inquifs Of L. ". Collins.
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OOOu6 ever OHeIeV NJ
- one DOLLAR EACH,
No other coWcesn has any sho,o sohererer oar
q Agents are selling. Oar niotto "froaspta and
s.s% Aeliable." Male and female agents trant
a.sz ed in city and country.
81. THE LADIES
system Of selling gil kinds Of Dry and Fancy Goods
Dress Pattcrns Cotton Cloth, Casors, Silver Plated
Goods, Watches, &c. Established 1861 patent
pen fountain and check describing article to be
sold for dollar 10 cts 20 for So 40 for 81 60 for
20; 100 for SlO scnt by mail Free presents to get
ter up, worth 80 per cent than those sent by
any other concern according to size Of club. Send
us trial club or il do fail send fer crcu-
lar. -s54<E.|SsE3c @&g III
N. B.--Our sale should not be classcd with New
York dollar jeWery sales or bogus sTea Companies
as 1t is nothing of the sort.
q: - > - - EASTMAN l. KENDALL,
v10n62-6m T. 65 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.
4 GEN rs WANVED-FOr the "PENN LET7ER
n Book" A new method Of copying letters with.
either press water, thereby saving time labor
and expense. Full directions accompany each book
1t recommends itself wherever shown, and flla n
ong.felt want. being adapted to merchants LAWYER
doctors, commercial traveller, ministers. Autkors
mechanics, farmers and Others. Price $2& AMI mn
wards. which brings II within the reach Of an 9
&end for terms with descriptive Circular t.sfn,o
malls references, &c We want an energetic. intelIi
gent agent IN every county, Address r. GARRET1
CO, No. 702 Chestnut street, phijadelphis p 81
Nc. liz 3. Clark St. ChicARo III.
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Es1A1oED.-The Minneapolis Evening
Aa1 has been enlarged by the addition Of a
column to each page. 1t is = sprightly,
sntsrprising paper, and We should judge
from this indication that 1t is enjoying de-
served prosperity.
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FOR RIxr a storsroom on Washington
avenue ,esntral location; rent moderate
Inquire at this s@es
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Coop THs.-By the present mail Ar
rsngements W are able to read Mondays
Chicago dailies on the following day. But
what is better, tho people in Chicago are
enabled to read The JOURNAL on Saturday
evening, and thus prepare their minds for
the following day.
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L. GREGORY.
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE;.

Warranted to remove oil desire for tobacco. This
great remedy is an excellent appetizer. 1t puries
nourishing and strengthening power, enables the
stomach to digest the heartest food makes sleep re.
feshing, and establishes robust health Smokers and
Chewers for fifty Years Cured Price Fifty Cents,
post tree. A treatise the injurious effects Of
Tobacco with lists of references, testimonials &c.
sent free. Agents wanted. Address DR.. T. R. ABB
BOTT, Jersey City, New jersey
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Fo1 RE F1oNr1Ea.-On Tuesday morning
Z. G. earns started for White Earth Lake,
in the Chippewa country. He goes As the
agent Of MesArs. CLARK Burbank, Of this
city, to attend to the distribution Of rations
to the Indians, for which they have the
contract. ever Of thee"
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Grain Growing 81 Stock
Raising

Grain Growin: 81 Stock
Raising
These lands are unsurpassed in the State,
and are dotted over with innumerable fresh
Lakes, and traversed by fine running
streams, which are bordered by an abun
dance Of good
MEADOW LANDS,
afording an unlimited supply of grass and
hay. They are easy of access to mines on
Lake Superior, and the great pineries of
the northern part of the State, which af-
fords the best and principal markets for
cattle in the country. In connection with
stock raising it is necessary to call atten-
ton to the fact, that the
DAIRY BUSINESS
Is as yet in it's infancy, which is shown bv
the high prices of butter and cheese, and
the large importations of those articles ev.
cry season from the Eastern States.
TERMS OF PAYMENT.