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Coward, right onward,
Into tho Valley Of Death,
.Uo61A thu s{0 hn~ H~>.l -

But larger, BY hundreds multiplied into
millions, than the doomed band who rode
to swift destruction in Tennyson's poem, is
tho great cavalcade Of unhappy men who
are rushing 10 untimely graves, followed
BY the gsunt spectre Dyspepsia. This is
all wrong. and should cease. Plantation
Bitters, the great Stomschio Pain Killer,
cures Dyspepaa, Heartburn, Headache,
Vertigo, Dizziness, and all symptoms Of
kindred character, Is If magic. For Ian.
guor, Lassitude, Great Weakness and Men
tai Depression, they have almost wonder.
full effect. =. ,....,,~ =, ~ - a ~
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sEclErARY's OR11cs, !
Minnesota State Az. Society. :
MINNEAPOLIS, May IF, 1868.

Minnesota State Az. Society.
M1nxEAPoIls, May II, 1868. -
Ass'rs. Seaooa~aker, S,earts 4 Drew, ".
X so1s, Maaesoto:
:. = %E e VIZ EFE +#&E -eas8 s. zsfys. rs,
GsxrLIxsx.- reply to your note 81
the 10th. inquiring into the "Swseps. axes
Awsrsi 1t tho late "Field Trial Of Reap
ers and Mowers" have to say that at
that trial awards were made in tho differ
ent CLASSES Of Machines then before the
public after the class awards were made
al Aaehin<s, Fef r,sry class, entered the list
for the 'Grahd Sweepstakes" which was
intended to apply to that Machine which in
the minds Of the Committee shows the greet
ct 1asnsdsr Of good points, and that they, in
their capacity Of judges could safely rec
ommend to the Farmers Of this State % q
Machine combining the greatest economy
with the best quality Of work in all kinds and
conditions Of grain. Such award was
made to the johnston Sell. Rolling Reapr.-
As the verdict Of the committee. was made
public at the time, there certainly can be
no grounds for any Misunderstanding.
Respectfully, &c.,
CHAS. H. CLARKE,
n-48 Sec. MINI. State Ag. Society: !,
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NV MATERIAL We have just received
large stock Of new type, bordexs, cuts,
designs, &c., purchased direct from the
best foundries in Philadelphis and New
York. This selection embraces all the lot
est styles Of type. We have also received
ono Of the largest sssortments 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 the lue Of printing. We will guar
antee satisfaction. Orders from the coun-
try promptly attended to.
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PRAIRIE CH1cKENs.-On and After Sat-
urday next it will be proper and lawful for
everybody who has gun and dog to 60
out on the ''vast expanses'' and shoot prai-
ne chiekens-if he can. At least it is his
privilege,
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Look, For. One, Dollar !!

Hundreds Of useful, ornamental and necessary arti.
ticles supplied families for Ono Dollar each. Send
One Dollar describing twelve articles. 0etters up Of
Clnbs will receive present worth from S to $500,
according to size Of club.
81 Water st.. Boston, Mass, Manufacturer agents.
French, German, EnQlish, Dry and Fd,,ey Goods,
.!q.vetry. CAtsery, Plated Ware, ANsws LaaaAer
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LADIES EXCLUSIVELY

2. Ia '64NOANAd, VH 1ADz6V.FRZENO.
A Substitute for Periodical Ban6ages An entirely
invention. Recommended by all eminent Physi.
cians and approved of by every lady 1t sight, Indis-
monthly indispositon. It is NO 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., % and et1 Broadway,
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r, AIDES OR GENTLEMEN CAN EARN AwArCH,
II silk Dress, Sewing Machine, Web Sheeting, &C.,
by . few hours work for GILMAN / co.'s GREAT
Mass. Circulars sent free. =. Al ] ~ :.
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MEADOW LANDS,
DAIRY BUSINESS
TERMS r IS OF PAYMENT 4

=. ; Il:
These lands are offered in tracts Of 40.
80 and 100 acres and upwards, and prices
varying from SIS to $40 per acre with some
few tracts 1t higher 6gures) rated accord
ing to the quality and nearness to the rail-
road. They are sold for cash or On long
credit, (ten years if desired,) with per
cent. annual interest, thus enabling per-,
sons Of small means to Squire, 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 the
rate Of 90 per cent. per annum.
Those lands have been reserved from sale
since 1857; they are in the midst of con.
siderable settlements, and convenient tor
churches, schools and established roads
and markets. -, (. 49, '-.' g.
N. BAN persons trespassing on these
lands, in cutting timbeo or bay, will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent Of the law.
For further Information apply to u
"a ~. GREGORY,
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YOUNG EIK.-Mr. G. Alsop sent fne
young elk TO town last week. He purohas-
cd it up the Valley from some Red River
men.
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Hugh MeMaster, ono Of our boys, has
been promoted and 10 now top Clerk on the
Diamond Jo., running from Dubuque to the
lower rapids.-Wa6osha Herald.
Good for Hugh He is Pittsburg boy ;
and well do We remember that five
weeks trip with him West 10 81. We hope
he may yet o,0n . half dozen steamboats,.
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"A horse, buggy and sett Of double har.
ness for sale. Inquire Of L. W. Collins.

FoI RExT.-A storeroom on Washington
avenue; central location; rent moderate
Inquire ct this Office. 1'g;1... ali e .-s- -
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s. . J uly Is, 1865. .ts {

ROUND elAlHI1, Tom Co.. Y.
-. s.. .:":$" Q q July Is, 1868. @ -. .ss.
EDITOR JouRxAl.-An. accident occurred
here few days ago which well nigh had :
trsgical end. It seems that . Mrs. Du-
fiain and Mrs. Ward, wives Of two SET
tiers Of those names, living near Brewers
Lake, at Round Prairie, went out in the
evening about eight O'Clock to battle in tho
lake. Mrs Dufrain was out in the deep
water, while Mrs. Ward Was nearer tho
shore. In = jesting manner Mrs. Dufrain
said she was going to swim to tho opposite
bank, and notwithstanding the warnings of
her companion, struck out into eight or
nine feet Of water and almost Immediately
sank. Mrs. Ward instantly seeing her
peril, screamed for help, and it being still
evening her cries were. heard long dis
tance-for half mile or more. The
neighbors, and especially the husband Of
Mrs. Dufrain, came rushing 10 tho assist
ance Of the drowning woman, and not an
instant too soon. The vigorous calls for
help on the part Of Mrs. Ward were the
means Of rescuing her unfortunate compan-
ion from drowning; Mr.. Dufrsin plunging
in and bringing his wife safely to the shere,
though in IN unconscious condition. Mr..
Dufrain being good swimmer was doub]y
quick in rescuing his wife. Mrs. d. went
into the lake with = tight fitting garment
on, which when it became vet, it. is sup
posed prevented her using her limbs, and
when rescued il turned out that in the
struggle for life. under water, she hal sue
ceedsd in completely tearing The garment
of and it il now in the bottom of the lake.
4. After two hours continued exsrtions the
neighbors succeeded in restoring respirs-
ton, though Mrs. Dufrain did not become
folly conscious until i've O'clock the. next
morning, when recognising her. husband,
che asked him Whist had occurred. Is .Mrs.
D. has now thoroughly recovered from III
shock, .@, =, 49, '..' =, ;''5sts,..
L - a.
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A PREcAUr1oN.-On al sides We hear of
accidents, resulting in severe injuries and
very frequently in death. In many cases
the families Of the injured parties are left
entirely without means. A few dollars in
vested in an Accident Insurance policy, in
the reliable old Travellers Company, of
Hartford, Conn.,. would have guarded
against any such unfortunate situation.
Such policy gives . liberal compensation
per week in case Of injury. or . specified
nauaber Of thousand dollars II the purity Is
killed. A. B. Curry is agent 1t st. Cloud.
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Zoo i N Hv7S
ozyycz4L. PAPER z or 1HE CRY.

B No. We ssesld respectfully request al
\ Sssiissss msn and Others wisAisg any kind Of
lob Printing, 70 call and ezamins our
s5tsnsivs stock cf New Material, just received
from he east, before sending to St. Paul Or
going elsewAere. Our JOB Office Is aop one
~ tie best tsxAe State, and re do scork wAicA
We vin guarantee to b satisfactory. at Saint
Paul prices. -. . "a S. .a..5 .-i..5 : :
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Z. For RENT.-An Office, IN Bells brick
block, on st. German street, will be rent
ED on reasonable terms. Inquire of Smith
l. Herbert.
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NV Agents.. H. Parsons has recently
been appointed agent Of the American Ex-
press Company, v;ee A. N. Gilbert. Mr..
P. has been connected with the Company
- Messenger for some years.
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Doc L1cExsEs.-City Clerk Barnes in
forms Us that sixty-nine dogs have been
licensed thus far, to 'bsy At tho moon"
and make night pleasant generally. The
penalty for not licensing is IS.
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:. "A Democratic paper, more honest
than polite, says: "We might havs
triumphed with Chase and Hancock,
but the convention preferred 70 bst
beaten with Seymour and Blair. Per-
hllaps four years more Of adversity may.
teach Us I little wisdom" d at=. 5 .AsI
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

Warranted to remove all desire for tobacco This
the blood, iuvigorates the system, possesses great
nourishing and strengthening power, enables the
stomach to digest the heartiest food makes sleep
freshing and establishes robust health. Smokers and
Chewers for fifty Years Cured. Price Fifty Cents
post Tree. A treatise on the injurious effects Of
Tobacco, with lists Of reference, testimonials &c.,
sent free. Agents wanted. Address DR.. T. r. AB-
BOT Jefsev Civ New Jersev
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IS /; g. eV'1ke' spi,s. rsesnay offered
eve, even bets bet for = many thousand q
might b puf down, that Grant Vim b
elected il November. This week The
Odds Of thrse 70. two are given, but
there are no tskerz. B.
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BASE BAll.-A meeting Of al who have
ever been connected With the Arctic Club
has been called at DR.. Burchard's Office
this evening, at 8 o'clock.
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RAN S1oHn.-A heavy rain storm visit
cd this locality yesterday afternoon, con-
tinuing during the nig ht. The oats was
beaten down badly in some places, but We
learn Of no further damage.
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Fol sALB.-A double dwelling house
pleasantly located, can be had at great
bargain. Inquire Of this Office. h.; r. -
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!. AT Utioa, Winona couoty,,a boy
about ten years Of age, named Peabody,
was killed by lightning on Monday.
night, while standing at q window IL;
homo. The rest Of the family we're
badly shocked. 80 l'ochester Po.t. s ri
:, No wonder .p,LIEI.x s. ..ls:. - o.. ,'s
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Observation-Disclosures Gorton, ESQ.,, and
wife returned home on Saturday evening
from trip among friends in the East.
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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, Wayer- !
~ and Forest City to
the western boun-
dairy Of the
...... STATE.
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FOS G0oDs.-Mr. Vim. Richardson starts
for tho East on Monday to purchase new
goods for his Wholesale and retail dry goods
house.
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Tho two soldier1 Let the Presi.
dent dispsr,e the carpetbag state GOV.
ernmsnts. 2 i Il. Blair. II.
4 =. have Peass. -. 3,
I0xAnT. 4. u
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A CHAHc1.-1f there il any individual
In this locality who thinks it IN easy mat
ter to fill three or four columns with local
items during this particular season, he
viii please call ct this Office and obtain
situation where his talents will be brought
into active use.
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WAxrED-For the ensuing winter-A
home for young lady "a good pianist and
superior guitsrist, where musical tuition
In the house would compensate for usual
home comforts. Any respectable family in
Ct. Cloud or Sank Rspids, desiring the ad-
vaatsgss Of such an arrangement, may ad-
dress Mrs..A. n. E., st. Cloud, Mimi.
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ST.. PAUL. Sent. 10. 186

.-,s.: L.. St. PAUL, Sept. 10, 1867.
! c! Seaoonmaksr, Esq., W;nona, Kis~.
Dear sa.-Ths Johnston's Reaper which
1purchased Of you out for me 40 acres
the first seven days it was run. 1t will DO
superauous to add that it laid the bundles
fret rate, when state further that Eve men
bound it Is fast as cut: Think it embrace
% the best principles ever put into Reap
or.
=. Respectfully Yours,
VIM. L. AMES.
Mr.. Ames is Treasurer of the Minuesota
Agricultural Society, and is one of the
most extensive farmers in Minnesota.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
a1ticle-superior to Cologne and at half
the price. -. -,,. -
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s1ckSEss.-0ur physicians report some
My cases Of cholera morbus in this vicini-
ty during the past week. Although num-
ber have been very severe, yet none have
proved fatal
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Tho regular monthly. Prayer Meeting
win be held ct the Presbyterian church on
Sunday night. - ~ f.,
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Ice Cream can b found at al hours.
ct Joseph Coyotes City Restaurant.

During the season the finest raspber-
i; les will be found at the City Restaurant,
in any amount desired. S.. = 80.
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ROUND lll. PRAIRIE.

Alnost . case Of Drovvning-Narrow
- Eseape.' @4G 5t@: :
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PERsoNAL.-Robert Hoover, County
Treasurer Of Monongalia county, was in
town . few days ago.
Capt. c. W. Nash, Of St. Paul. was in
the city on Saturday.
So also was DR.. Finch, Of Hastings, pro.
prietor ofths popular Sank Valley Drug
Store at Sank Centre.
Rev. David Brooks of Monticello, one Of
the pioneer preachers Of the NJ. E. Church
in 'his State, passed through town on
Wednesday on his way up tie Valley.
Justus Ramsey, Of st. Paul, brother Of
Senator Ramsey, Was in town on . hasty
business trip this week.
Mr.. John Cooper, ono Of tho leading bus
mess men La Crosse has been spending
some days in this city. -.
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foR sAIE.-Household goods, (includ-
ing piano.) Inquire At this Office.
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TlL.. GREGORY,
- - = -

GEORGE L. BECKER,
Land Commissioner,
St. Paul, MINI.
HsRxAN TRorr, Secretary. v10n42-tf
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~ All kinds ofJob printing. in Eng
lish, German or Norwegian, executed at
this office. Send in YOUR orders, @@E<t
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a. The Circulation, OF The Journal
IL DOUBLE that u any other paper
published In NsrtAera Minassota. Let
Advertisers reaembsl this. :

Passsrrssl!S.-a stor, Rev. I. '. Campbell. Ser
stces sxsry Sabbath mosnlnga o'clock. >IvsninS
att. Sunday School alter morning service. -, ! :,
II. +: C.ulc1-J 2. Creighton, Pa.tor. Services
every Sabbath at lo9S \. 4, and :. =. Sunday
School AtSP.A. Pr1yer meeting Wednesday evening.
ster, Morning services every Sunday at 10 o'clock
xvening services every Sunday ct O'Clock. Prayer
m;'siass lock :"esday Evening. sabbath School
At twelve oc go, %7''2E {. /
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= In Tewx.-Hx-Msyor Curry wss In town
this week, looking after Lie Insurance
matters. A. State Agent Of the Phoenix
he has been travelling over the State, estab-
lishing local agencies, besides issuing
scores ofpolieies himself The Phoenix 10
one Of the best and most reliable Life In
ssuralace Companies in existence, and it,
tables present some unusually f1yorsbls
features. Every one who contenplates tax
Ing out policy -and every man ought 10
do so-shonld call on Mr.. Curry and sxam-
ine the rates Of his company. r
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ST. CLOUD smARkETs.
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ANNUAL Co1vR1T1oH.-The Superinten-
dent Of Publis Instruction has issued no.
tlcs Of the Annual Convention Of tho Coun-
~ SupsrintsndeAts Of Schools Of Minnesota.
TO DO held q Minneapolis on the 24th and
26th Of August. Superintendent Barnes,
q this county. has bssn selected 70 partici.
pate IN the discussions on ''Couniy School
Supervision" and ''Powers Of County 81.
pssintsndsnts TO what extent they shonld
b increased. - e. re va - ;. s'-.@f'@,.
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s1 Josspk aoystts q The City Rsstaurant
1, ID has IT, a.ly 1esnts = TIE sity, and can
~ s1Sly ~ thirty viii ~ aueatity q
Seda water. u b 65S 81
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SCHOOL MA1rsRs.-Remember tho school
meeting, at the school house below the
bridge, on Tuesday next, At one o'clock, to
take action on educational matters vital to
the welfare Of the place. Our schools
must b sustained, and suitable building
for graded school is one Of the necessi-
ties ofths town. II is proposed to issue
bonds TO IN amount sufficient to erect .
Arst 'elsss school house. Money expended
IN this WY returns twenty-fol Let there
b full attendance Of the friends Of edu-
cation. ',": -~>''. r.,
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TIE PRoBLIx OF AxrR1cAx Drsr1sY.-
This is tho title Of IN Grafton delivered ct
owasonna on the 4th Of July, by Capt. H.
A. Castle, lately Of this city. We have re-
>e'ivsd . pamphlet copy, published BY order
OF the G. A. r. It is . very fine Grafton.
:, COOP FA1Ns.-We learn that some par
ties from Massachusetts, have purchased =
farm Of about four hundred acres, near
Clear Lake, and are rapidly opening it up.
These Improvements on an extensive scale
are becoming more frequent in the North
srn part ofthe State. ,-'',
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, Il, p NV MAIL Rou1ss =. The following new
4 A. naal routes havs been sstablishsd 81 Con-
essss '4 u s.. SIS
- ron fsJnesvills, vis Spring Hin, and
1enofe Grove, to Sank Centre. zsss
ltoa II. Cloud u Rockville. s., s..
800 Ssa go Rcpid', via Prisessos, u 7sy-
q .'ss lssrts Rair. Il RE. oity. . 'Is2
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Fox DsvIL's lAKE.-Lewis Fleury Was
5in town on Tuesday sysning o. his way TO-
Z o. Psul, 70 hays : musket ball extracted
from bic nsek. Il win 30 remembered that
/, NJ. 1, who i French guide, ~ shot BY
IaHsas near Devils Lake. some weeks
$50. wills crossing the plains. H bod
with hin ~ dsad body o. 6 eompeuien
named Coon, whom, killed The previous
Il I. Day, hs had found ~ the rosdsids. Thl
4 hall satsrsd T1sury : right cheek and lodg:
q behind his ar, whore y still y. Il
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=
Ho1llsIl A1SAll.---lys lsArn nom =.
J. Fowler, Chairman Of the Board Of ounf.
y COMMISSIONER, the following Particular
ofan accident which occurred near Pleas
ant Lake, on Friday. About seven O'clock
II The morning, ! young German. Jacob
sohutter, MAS engaged in loading hay On :
wagon. whom his foot slipped. and he fsll
of the back end Of tho load, on : sharp
stake in the wagon frame, which On,
tsring his groin and passed through to his
back bone. Horrible ~ il may Seem, the
injured man vas !eft lying on tAs Aay .,ar.A
s.ntis sssnisg BY the wretohcs who ooolly con-
tinued their work. He was then taken 10
. neishbors house, and the next day : doo-:s
tor was summonsd. but On Sunday morn.
ing, after enduring great agony. tho man
died. His body waA brought to this city
ON Monday and buried. Il further appears
that oil the dsosassd's property, including
Plows. cattle. clothing, watch. money. &c..
vas q once ssised upon BY certain John
Ebsrls, Who claimed that the dying man
had said h could have al his effects it he
would only s'ses him decently buried." A.
Ebsrls had proposed bnyins him in the
hay marsh, his claim to the property seems
very slight. We would saggest to the
County Attorney that this matter calls for
. strict investis alton. ..a.s ..
For CoNaREss.-The name Of Judge
Haml,n. Of this city, 10 being frequently
by tho Democratic papers of this |
District as candidate for Congress next
fall. Judge H. is held in high esteem by . |
large majority Of the people Of tn. Dis
'rict, without regard to party, and is doubt
less the strongest man tho Democracy have.
Yet We trust he viii not consent to the use
# his name before the Convention, The
people Of this District are determined that |
. Republican shall represent them in Con-
yress, and Judge Hamlin is too good man
o DO slaughtered for the benefit Of party
70 undeservins as is the Democratic. 1t
has no right to exact this Of him, and We |
hope he will resist the opportunities of in
;onsiderate friends.
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MILL PRICES FOR FLOUR.
NOTICE..

NEW AD.TER EASEMENTS.
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the western boun-
dairy Of the
STATE.
Grain Growing s. Stock
Raising
ri /3%3:iff ~ r.:
These lands are unsurpassed in tho State,
and are dotted over with innufherable fresh
Lakes, and traversed by fne running
streams. which are bordered BY an album
dance of good -. t. .:ss go. .-s
...~.> MEADOW LANDS II
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 a.
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
:: l. ~ - Vf>HII:& z;
Is as yet in its infancy, which is shown BY
the high prices Of butter and cheese, and
the large importations of those articles e.
cry season from the Eastern States
TERMS OF PAYMENT.
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