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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-18
F. 3. BEhAa0, Superintendent.
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j. H. RANDALL, General, Ticket Agent.
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/ AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IA 1 du<, s. 1ono January Is, 1868.
on the 18Th DAY OF MARCH, 1865. At 10 s,clacs
IN the forenoon Of the said day and then and there
made by yon February u, 1867, spoa The AZ Il neH
Sc II nwA ne II sw Il NV IL D. II section { tow
snip "a, range .s in the Dssre1 Of la.ds suSjec.
- save a. y. Coua, Mimi should not be cancelled,
d. "eAs Ear alleges abandonment thereof
oy you, and proposes then and there 70 show the
same, when You will be permitted to contest such
1872 =: H. c. WAIT, REGISTER.
-1so1-oess =. G. BURBANK. ReceiAer
n. S, LAND OFFICE, ALEXANDKIA, MINI
49,. February + ass9.:
s1E you are hereby notned q appesr =: thu,
On the srH pAk OF oAFRlI5 1s6e, ct 10o'cioeS
Id the forenoon Of the saia day and then and there
isoy eag5s made
saa: - sais :: 1 .1as
MINI, should NOT b Eancdsi. I. v: Neune!er
then and tsere to show the same when Won VII t
permitted teAstess such xlDnAags s.::aa
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h az y: XII, DECEMBER 3 1865 g., y crzr,a
e "; t9u 1S5 a49ss netsa
the forenoon OF the said day then and there show
cause why Your Homestead Entry No. 1851, made by
yoa Nay 18th, 1868 upon the ne section L. township
IL range - in District lands subject tosaie AZ
s.. Cloud Mipa. should NOT. be. eanceled "a Carl
hanson ateg#an abandonment thereon by Won. and
proposes then and there - show the szme when Inn
vii be permitted to contest such showing.
- - A.C. WAIT, Register,
dec11zz6M.: u. c. BURBANK, Receiver
II STAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI.
-! November IT, 1865
albert Dizger:.-
si1: You are hereby notified to appear at this ocs
on ths s1a DAY OF APRIL 1862 at 10 o'clock in The
forenoon OF the said day and then and there Show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. sri made l,v
you November u 1866, upon the Sc Il ne II section
Il, IT, township l3s, range 50, and .w section
range in the District lands subject to sale A.
81. Cloud Mimi, should not be Cancelled a. Husteka
hlscnop aHegessn absndonnent thereof By you and
proposes then and there t. show the same when you
Wilt be permitted to contest such showing.
I,-ae +. G. WATT, Register,
HOvxVoW LeOzo-toh@ H. O. BURBANK, Receiver.
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- AND OREXEE- 81: CLOUD 4lINK-. g. =
December 9, 1858.
AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
IL janEary 6. 1863:

AND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ JanIary s, 1863.
SIN You are hereby notified to appear At this
once on the sra DAY OF APRIl.,' lseo, At 10
there show cause why your Homestead Fntrv No.
OF, made by you April 9th, 1864, upon the nv Il
section a. township Sc, range y, in the District
not be Cancelled, Is Jacobus G.: Dansen alleges an
abandonment thereof BY you, and proposes then and
mere to aho" the sams, when yol WI be permitted
to contest such showing.
zS! i. ciwAfr; Register, :"
feb256s1 H C.: RURRANK. Recsv.r..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-03-18
::FIE. ST. CLOUD. MINI.

are hereby notified to appear at this c,ac.
on on the ls1 DAY OF MARCH, 1859, 1t 10 O'Clock in
SHOW cause why your Homestead Entry No. l1es.
made e ~ yDa' April list, @Iss5, upon the ne IL
sectlon q township 122 range in tue District q
1e Cancelled, as Christopher smspsen alleges an atan
Comment thereof by YOU and proposes then and there
10 Snow the same, when you viii b Permitted to
contest such showing. ;.
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AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
L. March l. lS60.

| AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
| John Mnster:
slH You are hereby notified to appear at tbf. Office
on the 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1863, At 10 o'clock in
the forenoon Of the said day. and then and there show
! cause why your Homestead entry No. ,zs1< aasie b
You you August Il, 1853 upon the s.A ne x W. seL
e&sw section 70, Township rs, range 81 in thae
District Of lands subject to sale at St. Cloud MINI
shonid mot be cancelled .s Frank wenzel alleges an
ana there to show the same, when you VIII Be Der.
mftted to contest such shown e f>
II. G. WAIT, Register.
nMI9oW u. Y. BURBANK. Receiver
II $. LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD. INN.
-, March l, 1869.
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear At tb;.
Office on ~ l4fa DAY OF. APRIL, lsss. At 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of the said day md then
there show cause Why yoar Homestead Entry No $50
n invade p ses sGS A,f & Isl upon The
tr'st Of lands sshject to sails u Sc. Cloud. HIM.
should not be Cancelled, Michael Fit.eibbon .e1es
an abapdonncnt thereof by you, and nrnnose.
then and there to show the same, vheayoa NH be
permitted to contest such showing
y SAG 9 sss. HENRY C.. WAIT Rs.;s4.,
n@t+-oT H. Z. BURBANK. Receiver
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jan2l-6wll he, RERRaSI 49,:

S.LAND OFFlCk ST. CLOUD, MINI,
M February q 1869.
ttAadm Il. Spdsryu:!s !.1--..
SIR: 1ou are hereby notified to appear At tb; ofs
on the 10TH DAY OF APRIL. 1863, At 10 o,cIoct in
the forenoon Of the said day. and then and ther ha
cause WY your Homestead Entry No. 1856 made by
snip range 81 in the District of lands suLiect 70
sale at st. Cloud. Mimi, should not be cancelled. A.
Antoine Eogt alleges an abandonment thereof
oy you, and proposes then and there to show the
when you will be permitted to contest such shown,
II. G. WAIT, Register
mara-oHa II. G. BURBANK Rec.;x.,
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
SALES Ar AUCTION.

ssEoxEs esu.s sSs e0 s,..n Will l. SELL AZ Auo
ru1sb zvsss And 1s frfSapss ra story
bok Store aud Dwelling " corner sd avenue and ll4h
sTB sTRsEr story brick Houses and lss north sids
faiScE STREET House ana 10, NJ. II Prince street.
% s his sTRaET"Sr.ms House, two and
Naf sory oasenest lot No IN Eg6y street.
esHssa %sT r TfsfGESH fs srREErrAres ery high oop
s and "a avenues sod No o6 house. % feet deep
somey Eescosa has all the modern
sanIs s.saas : : '''' as'.'-'. 's-'sa'' ~ l' s
Al u O'clock, a. the Exchange saesroom:
L . M s:l.. M ss es. q s
.ns s Fos Eat. a. ':ss
w G Sfss sa
oh and 10Th avenues On the rear conneens
% hs : y i s
ps ri
AHA Al the Exchanges saesoom
NTH story basement m and s
A. in perfect contains the modern improvements;
A % ss'9ts sp.na on we
rh avenue southwest corner Of lsoh street, and onsns
iafa g In the rear of
sSand and the stree. !. graded .oo,s
s 4 III
h avenae On The premises are front Sndns a ss a s
ad san' @ an pipes
&C. Ensne 20 horse Al an good running srder In
sEcoND AVENUE-No. stz and $40 Second avenue, be-
tween Streets the west side, two two story
buildings in and two three story brick buildings
h re e Lot. on north sid. Of
& sSi ss ysrssE q 7ysnqs oa a an .ouh AID. s
street, duvcty of the above On the lots is two and
half story cottage; house containing ali modern improve
FoRrY.sEcoND srREEr-Two lots on north side Of I'd
sETeet, z66 feet east OF I'd sFsnue.
BEEKMAN PLACE Superior story high stoop brown
bst Streets Of the delightful situations New
York. with magnificent views Of the East river and surround
ing country house A. with bay windows running out ak feet
Nos aS and ssS Sd Avenue side between 18th and
MoTH sTREET-one Lot 10th st, lso
BUILDING LOTS AT sTAPLEroN sL
GORE STREET-Two Lots on Gore st., between Quinn
d aosE NEAR THE
BOULEVARD.
WEST sIxTY-sEoOND sTREET-Eesan. three story
Lot north side Of 62d 11 feet west OF Grand Boule
yard and within block Of Central Park;
he city; just WITH hardwood stairs marble tiled
bas and contains all the modern improvements This
baby q ss mos PsEsssy nhsd house: 10 the CITY,
NINTH rHuRspAY " March hiss' is corner OF ''' "
e " %T
.o.rv EpSAR iJsI il KETSaU1, Esq Referee: - -.
commencing :25 feet east Of 1st size, 26xlO06
FORTY-THIRD sTREET-Two Lots south side, com
n ff ss f Il n o. III. north sid.
p "a St. commencing $50 feet east Of ls and running TO
SoRTYFoURrH sTREEr--Fifteen Lots on the south side
n Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
DY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER.
ID HENRY n. LEEDS, Auctioneer,
on FRIDAY, March 10, at II O'Clock,
1t our salesroom, 50 Liberty stre

IMPorTANT HND sPEUP5TT - sHsE sSF gFiRsr GLASS
IMpORrED WINES AND LIQUORS, BY ORDER OF
THE CONSCIENCE, TO CLOSE INVOICE.
We directed by Of wen known importers of fine
wines and liquors to sell above, for foreign account to
viz
100 Care Margaux Mano 1852; SO Csntinao
Ned0c, 1857 Aphonse Ahuzac AZ MargAux Medoc,
y DO Lsatie 1855 IS I5o cases aosh
met and Marcobrnner, 1882 Forster Reisfng Lcbrau-
mich, Schartzbeger Hcckhemer and Forster Framiner
l662 80 old Port o. r ST. 1885, II Madeira,
very choice % case. Champagne Jsanay Wine Growsrs
Amontiisdo Sherry, 20 cases ST. PerAy, la bottles Bsndy
s. s. Madeira lsl4; old Albert Brown Sherry In demjohns
- years. old Harmony Pale cases. ~ bottles each,
Tuscan Salad on; extra choice old Cosnsc Bran
ance OF invoice OF L r Wine Companys extra goods, bot
tied in London, consisting OF Malmsey, Pale and Golden
Sherries Port and Madeas, Brandy and RUM uage
sask 0tard Brandy three age packages old Chicken Cock
Wbiskey, 1855; Hennesssy Brandy, Is, &c., &c.
The above presents extra opportunity for the trade and
supply themselves with extra imported and
genuine Wines and Liquors
Catalogues ready Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
J. BLgEcKER.
J. BLBECkER-
!. AUCTION SALE OF
BROOKLYN PROPERTY,
pAQT OR

THE LORILLARD ESTATE,
By DIRECTION OF THE SUPREME COURT, IN PAR
TIT1ON.
A. j. BLEECKER SON CO. win sell at public auction,
under the direction Of fho T. Rngges, referee at the City
6Aexrooms Phonx Buildings No. Court street. In the city
Or Brooklyn IL O'Clock noon Tuesday, March l6 1864
e following Real Estate situated at the Atlantic BASIN city
Of BrooklynFour Lots west side Of Hamilton
commencing y t. II In. north from Conover res each o5I
60 Lots side OF India wharf, In Of above
encing t59 IT. in. north from Conover street, each 25xc
making The whole plot loo12oo Lot on east sds Of India
wharf, encing "a IT, In. north from Conover street,
1Sxl20 Lot northeast Of Hamilton
ever street. r. II In. in front Hamilton avenue, IS n
n deep IN so # deep north side and 81 H. 10 in.
Conoyer street, Lot north Of INLAY street and
Hamilton avenue, ~ # in. Inlay street, II H. in.
ON the northery sde Lots southsry side OF lmlay
street, running through from Hamilton avenue TO Summs
street. 70 n n. Inlay street. 81 n 70. Hamilton
enae, 70 n Summit street and ~ f. in the southcry
fide Fifty cent Of the purchase money remain
bond and mortgage for term Of year
Maps OF the be the once OF the
tonccr " Cedar street. the city OF New York. and the
SMce Of JACOB COLE b SON, 30 Fulton street, In The
ely Of Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

A Ucrror sALE.--J.N: TAYLOR, AUcTIoNEER..-oy y
~ tn1oyrcN st tho r1ydcpoc, 81 West Fifteenth street,
pssr sish avsuhe Psnshvs, PAriov so Etagerss Paint
tngs Brpnrsa Buresns neao(as Wsrdrobes Masfrssses
Qfntna Room Funipye, Csinf Dlsss Silver wasa rpD par
erplets ~ to-rcioyt Herald
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
4 ucrroH sALE o. xAosIrIoEsr AND

V order lhs pressni owner csgsns
Asncs s West Eighth street srth ON Monday
,o<nins lD o'clock precisely consisting nagniGcs
esewo2d ~ octave Piahofos Stool and Cover elegant
kns1or Suits covered with broeste reps brodael
erd lace curtains works Of An. Brousss Clocks O Paint.
hg vAeep, 6tstary Tabiss Turksh and Oriental Chairs.
BoQknnDs Writing Desk. rosewood and walnut Bedseafa
DYez washsAnd cou,rnodss, spring and hss nanrssses
H0fnn Hocksp With halreoth Bu6e1 Exi
tspaiss fskls 0Isss, China ans Silver Ware Table Get
NJ, A.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

TAMEs CAGNBY, .ApcrroxERR AND REAL ESTATE
AE:ssagmsss Ss Wsshiog,on sreewI gre his per
prvas resdsncsA - yess srpsrense Rss1 refsrcnee
rrompi reurns and moderate rsrg<s Houses 70 l fur
sale. B-Csss Advanced sD s-ssyivt0s VI Sssr
cbsodlsa
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTrONEER.
"A THfRTy-EIGHT

"A n.
s,,,., :, yA.gAsIS ALI s :S Il. LOTS @ .,..
zDSIxs i; HuIE2E, + + %I5SiSs ! co.
5HgsspsAS 5Hs sIdh.SaE H.ssa q 4 e sSsh
No. III Broadway.
JAMES W. ~ sEsEaAs, SEdss 4 ESQ.,,
s o FRI, o n On: :, as
Ten Loa on north side Of riynrs street, between First
-Four Ios on south aide Of F.y-ars, street, between Fir.
nEsRskgs ssas AN Gss:r, # a:
;is
~. :ss e a sss :': .ss s
"' ~ = sf Ss ;sSs sESsss lSs;;:s ssSSssnsrs
~ VIEW ss siEi sfSER AND Loso
TERMS 90 per Of toe parshas. money may, :. the
q s 8. sss s h. on send and mortgage
DRIAH a. MULLER, AUcTIoNEER
Auction sale Of valuable Lots on Fiysis,h rfys.v.p,h
ADRIAN a. xuEa LII Witsss iiSf,s CO. v 81. :.
scion on MYndsy March H. At u O'clock u the Exchange
Fy .Ish st,ssfvo Lott. si,us,e III. Of yf-
ssesrso %os ns. on s sseS soan side Of
In .Af ss Of si i,r . @ sss s: s
- paved With Belgian pavement
street se0 Zee, west o. Eshih
Seventy per cent can remain on bond and mortgage.
HAS a the once Of the Aaeroneers No. Pine
DRIAS H. MULLER. AUCnoNEER
ONE HUNDRED AND rwEsrY.RrGur
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
scrB, gsT AND saD STREETS
,orH AND irH AvEsuhs
near the
r.r,,.i - pl,.r~so. p.,t. .nd Grand s,.t.~..
ADRrAs m sUILEK p n WILKINS a co
WIN sell At auction,
On Tuesday. March is, ., ~ O'Clock, =, Ii.
EXCHANGE sALEsRooM.
III broadway, Trinity Building. Ne~ yorl.
.eer dretion % Henry H. Apderson R.l. Attorney ~
sSns T S, s.w1 :. o.. = ss s':,. :. isso
Sry other property On he :
WEST SIDE oF THE cIry,
BEING WELL DRAINED AND EVEN wfrH oRAD;
and being high ground, beautiful view Of The
HUDSON RIVER,
Win
FRESH AND PURE AIR
fnc sn-cradins property being class A property vi
RESTRICTIONS AGAINST SrrsaScEs.
rhs railroad through seei gives es., seo.-, 10
shs property sIiy cen. purehaas money may r
Mas al the olce Of tbs Aucuoncer. 40 Pine ssrc.t
A DHTAN N. MULLER AucrIoSFEg
q vaiusble Business Property ,ousr-. eorres Grand
Greene streets ~ afieti ADRIAN n Ngl.LRR n
n NTLJNs a GO. WI sell nj On Tnrrsda, MSreh
~ ~ az o'ciccx A The kfcbanEs racsroon, III
Grnud
me two Lots q land .ias,. sss :ouh-s oorssr Of
a. and % Greene sfroets.
THE uprovements consist of four story hrsx nor, IN
perfect order, the hres story BRICK "a.
joining. and thsc on
This property of the best buaness To-
satiops the nfty, . opposite the elegant ~
Applstens from Of the uuy
eonenI aied vsn Be required for whoess business
puFpoasA t0s fest Gtsnd u on
Greene NAps The oucs Of sncoxeers No. Pns
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

UcTION NoTICR-LARGE AND POSITIVE AUCTION
IN sale Of magnificent Household Furniture, Carpets
&c. are in perfect order and nearly new
Messrs gARRY CO.. Auctsonesrs, will sell Monday
The large brown residsnce M East Nneteentn street
CANT rosewood octave Panoorfc magnicent Hns in
French satin brocae and nne rep Centre Tables &C. Also
walnut 6c. pure horsehair Mattressss 40 nns Dining
loguea
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
DY II. D. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
ID ART GALLERY 646 BROADWAY.
CONTRIBUTORS SALE OF FIRST CLASS PAINTIEG EGs

MINER BARKER beg 70 announce that they win sell BY
auction OF April NJ their Art Gallery, M
Broadway collection OF class Oh Paintings by aristi
acknowledged Artists and others desirous Of
tbutng said Will please leave their address At No.
Ccrflnudt street
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

A DRrAN II. MULLER, AUCrIONEER
a s1scasoEs :sle of y valuable Gentrsl Para Lots
ADRIAN h. MULLER, 2. r. WILKINS 4 co. win vcr
q aucsoa On nondN March IS = eclocs. at the Ez
ooenss s.1ssroom ~ srosaway oy ord OF Executcrs
tween Eighty foursh and Eighyhfh streets each about
3txlvO fest stresfour Lotson the north side
leo feet wsst Of Eighth 2txl0a2 Eighynfh
stree&0ur Lots tho south Eighth
avenus x022 Msps can bc obtained Il ths Arcon
ssr's oeice, No 2 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14
NEW YORK HgAA1p SUNDAY, MARCH IA, lsss-rRRLE snEEr
SALES Ar AUCTION.

SALES At AUCTION.
"A ToNORROW (noNDAYA
ALL O'Clock,
FIFTH REGULAR sPHNG BALE
x.sprAcruREp STRAW AND PALML1AT GOODS
AND SOFT HATH
THREE HUNDRED CASES,
EMBRACING THE LATEST STYLES AND MOST
DESIRABLk GOODS.
Catalogues ready and goods exhibited early tomorrovy
TUESDAY, MARCH M
At 10 O'Clock,
large regular seni-weekly sAle Of
Attention Of buyers respectfully invited Catalogues Ready
u morning Of sale.
WIN. HOPPING > CO., Aecsionesu.
I33 Church ktrees.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

CHERIPF'S SALE.
- Champagne and other Wines,
Assorted Liquors. &c
RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell on Monday,
March b st O'Clock lpunctua "a East broadway 1b0
of Champagne other WDes and Bot
tied LIquors Also % barrels Of bourbon and other Whis
Keys Iron safe, Ac- JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff.
Also will quantity of Furniture TAbles Chairs,
Furniture 40 boxes OF assorted
canned Vegetables and Fruits, &c.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

DY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS Auctoneer win sell by auction
Wednesday, March 49, 1919 O'Clock, the private resid
as6 East Fhyhird street, elegant Household Fur
uitire.
Full uartculara hereafter
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

DY PHILLIP LEVY
ID AT AUCTION.
OIL PAINT1NGE.-A large and valuable collection by
eminent artists will be sold catalogue Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings commencing l0a O'Clock, Artss
Salesroom, so Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

g HERMAN, AUCTIoEEER.-sALE OF FURNITURE,
-. Wines, Liquors, &C., Mondsy, March l a. l0x o'clock,
room Furniture5 cane and wooden onlce and e.rroom
Chairs round and square Tables Counters Stools Ffxures
all other Furnure about IL barrels and casks first
class Liquors. viz Gin Bourbon Rye and Scotch
Whskey, Rum Port and Sherry Wine, Champagnet&c. Sale
positive, In lots to suit dealers.
The New York herald., 1869-03-14

n n. SEAMAN, AUCTI0NEER--rIRsT GLASS
u Home and Lot on Lexington avenue q auction
Tuessy, March 6 1e6 at Il n Exchange Ssesroon Ill
broadway The hrst class -four story Rnglish basement
House drown stone nrs story and Lot new No 1e Lexn
ton east SIDE first house above Thiryhrst
lot r6rs5 house l9sx&s, r.pete with all modern improve
- ~ -
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-06
The ShcGp PdUjc.

Says DR.. Randall in the Nc,c
YORKER: But there il nothing SO
blind, deaf and unreasonable as
panic. The soldiers who fled from
Bull Run, continued flying lorg ai-
ter the danger was over when no
body pursued them.
If the people Of the United States
continue to wear coats on their backs
and brcechcs on their lower cXtrcm.
tiles, there is no prospect of their re.
sorting to flax, hemp, cotton, silk,
or the skins of animals, rs SubStl.
tutcs for woodland in the palmicst
period Of our wool production we
never for single year grew enough
of it to meet the domestic demand.
The tariff has already conclusivcly
shown that it shuts out competition,
below the point OF remuneration to
our growers. The old stocks of for.
cign woolcnS in our markets have
mostly melted away. Our Govern.
ment ready made clothing shop is,
we believe, exhausted. Neither
famine nor short crops are pressing
on la &c sections of our country
industry has measurably revived
still further.
The Western man who 'pclts' good
sheep will perhaps live TO dcpIoro
his folly when the cattle disca Sc' /,
ravaging the lcrds, or cholera sweep
ing away til, hogs, or bad seasons
year after yea. polling the wheat
crops,i or which he exchanged them
His folly, however, will benefit some
body. The greater the number OF
sheep killed, the better will be tn,
market ard prices for the growers
who .old on.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-06
isl Door North Of PriChard's
Store
Consisting of

Consisting of
Il fine assortment of the i'm
proved lIlcctro-Platcd Silver
Ware, plated with heavy
sterling silver, and every
piece warranted or the money
refunded.
American and foreign watches, of
all kinds, at reduced prices,
New and every watch
Styles of warranted. \
JeWelry,CIocks, large stock
Silver, Silver-Piated Of SUPER.
and Britannia Ware ortable
Of the best quality. 4 pocket
New Styles La Cutlery, Spec
dies Fancy toclc.. Ladies and
b a C k Gents travelling bags,
Combs. Mu-5ca Instruments,
Gums. EcvoIycrS, Pistols,
aud Ammunition, Fishing Tackle,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-06

Those who are opposed to book
farming are requested to read the
following and give us their opinion:
There was "A farmer once who hes
itated not to hurl all manner OF in
vectives against book farming and
the those who consulted books tor
advice. BY long experience and
practical observation, he had become
quite successful in the culture of
grapes and trees. His fields were
clean and fair, and highly product
i've. His trees were vigorous, well
adjusted and profitable.
In conversation with friend. he
related his experience in raising
grapes and trees, entering into the
minuteSt details, sometimes bccOm-
ing quite eloquent when describing
his victories Overthc enemies which
inteSt them.
'His knowledge he said, was
gained by dint of application, by
actual experience and hard labor
1t wasnone Of your book knowledge,
Written W HltIi NHp hilOh holIIh =
about farming
WELL said his friend, IF all this
valuable information gained by as
siduous labor and observation Of so
many years, and which you have SO
clearly described, were written out
and published, which would YOU
have a Young and inexperienced
man do-talle this as he finds it
from your pen, or so through the
same tedious process that YOU have
gone through with, including all it,
veXations and losses
The question puzzled him. and he
was silent for a moment but wa.
obliged at last to confess that. aftel
all, there was much that was valua
bic in books, because combining anC
relating the results and eXperienc,
of practical cultivators.
DO not condemn book farming
You may criticise certain books yer
scvcrelybccauSe written by ignorant
theoretical hands; but there is a
ways good wheat as well as abunC
ant chat. SO there are many goo
books as well as poor ones. I'll
time may come, when a single hir
from n book or paper may save you
farm or orchard, or add to YOU
wealth, by telling you how to il
crease your cropS.-IRdcpeRdcRt
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-06
The FdFBl.

Farming is a profession, not to
say science. If any one doubts
this statement, let him leave his
city home-ior no one bred in the
country will doubt it-and under
take to cultivate even Il garden of
then find that knowledge is as cS-
sential to the right use OF the spade
as Of the pen, and that there is as
great difference between the sci
entitic farming Of Flanders, where
literally not weed is to be seen,
and that of many Of our farmers, the
wealth of whose soil is about equally
divided between fruits and weeds,
as between the trade Of a modern
commercial city and the barter Of Il
backwoods' settlement.
1t is true that agriculture has
been the last TO receive the impetus
of modern science. 1t is true that
many agriculturists are content to
90 on in the ways of their fathers,
because experiments are costly.
But it is also true that they are I'm.
able to compete with those who I'M
derstand the use OF new Instruments
methods and fertilizers. Agricul
ture is also becoming in this country
~ popular recreation. Many a gen
tleman is content to spend on hi
country-seat money which he makes
in the counting.room. The practi
cal farmer is thus able to get tn,
benefits OF experiments without pay
ing for them. This change in agri
culture, which has converted it from
drudgery to an art, has created de
mand for corresponding literature
Fifty years ago a staple agriculture
periodical did net exist Oh the Amer
lean continent. Now every couSid
cradle district has one, while almoS
every weekly paper, secular or rylI
gious, has its agricultural depart
ment and it will not be long beior
something Of a library will he a par
of the furniture of every well order
ed tarm.-Lidypc,'S lidg0:iao .to
duty.