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--7Jamcs P"r.cn xries in l;.ckurd'.
Monthly: IF you l0ot into the early
life Of truly helpffql men those who
make life ea.i1tsofs noI,, e g g those rho
come after them, lou, will .luo.t >ic,
vsri"bly find that they 'ivrd pm 10
the days Of their santh7 cIn early iie,
the brain. though ab"urdi"g in viyor,
10 'eO'' i've e.l .try susceptible so1ins
jury-s"d this to such degrees, that q
comparatively brief aud m'nlcitste in
diligence 10 vici"u. pleasures .pPenrs to
lowert he tone aud fsfp.irr toih TIC
delic.cy and siieicnsy uf@'he brain fl
life. This j. not pseaa1iags, L',ys:-it]>iii
SIMPLY the truth 9f scis.ce." s,'....,: f.,
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RECIPES.

Cream Pies.-Four eggs beaten in
ah.lfpint Of cold milk, with six large
table. spoeniuls Of aour, \ tea cupful. Of
sugar, . li..ls nk Heat one quart Of
milk nearly TO boiling, then stir the
eggs, etc., into Tia milk aud stir rapidly
until it chickens. Add one teaspoon.
full Of lemou. Make the pastry - for
eus'.rd pies. When done, pour the
cream on the pics aud s*t away until
cool.
C1iek.. Baked !. R;ce.-Cut .
chicken into joints, ~ for frieassee,
season i. we'll with pepper and salt, lay
it into pudding. dish lined with slice.
Of ham Or polk, add . pint Of vetl
gravy, and an onion 6ssly minced; 6ll
up the di.h with boiled rice we'll pressed
and piled Is high - the dist, vill hold,
cover it With paste of aou. aud water !;
bake it one hour, add serve before tax:
ing III the paste.
Hot S'us.-Cut the cabbage i. half,
aod shave it very finely. Put j. INTO
stew-psu, with piece ::of butter, and:
salt to the taste; pour 10 just enough
water to prevent it from sticking to the.
pan. Cover it closely, and let it stew,
stir it ffeque1.ly, ani when it is quite
tender, add little vinegar, and serve it
hot. -! -. =,
French &ar.--Shavs the c.bbagss
- for ether sl.w. To one pint Of cut
cabbage, have three eggs boiled hard,
mash The yolks with spoon, and add
gradually one wioeel.ssfoI Of oil, then
pour in one winesla..ful Of vinegar,
one teaspoeefalr Of COMMON: mustard,
or dessert spoonful Of French mus
tard, salt aud cayenne psppe, to: tho
taste. Pour the mixture over the oab.
bsse, stir it we'll, and serve it.
yapioeo h.4a;.y:-P,. %. To-.
cup or ,apioea seIose >qa.'. Of water,
one hour, in shallow dish. Then
swe<teo to :...., and favor With Lemon.
Have ready six large sour .pple', pared:
and quart<red, - Be plaeed over the.
top Ut the dish, With the rosad sideg
up; sprinkle i. li.!ls siale: Over thsa,;
bike until 'hs apples ars. DONE. Eat
with cream wbeu~ cold.
Roast Kssl ard Chicken Bone.
make vely siee soop boiled With vegs-
tables; but add handful Of maca,oni :;
break it up fine aud boil the soup half
an hour after j. is Pr, in j. color the
soup with esA.ip: ; ! 7. II = =
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MONEY SAVED

.-Ws!are constantly purchasing for Cash In the N.
York and Boston Markets, ~ kind .,
DRY AND FANCY GOODS, SILKS or1oNs
- BOOTS AND SHOES. WATCHES. SEWING
+ >. MACHINES, CUTLERY, DRESS GOODS, !! :.
DOMESTIC GOODS. &c.. &c,
Which 70 :!s actually selling y IN average pe, ol
hstaS strictly ss eash; andoa trade rketh iaFE.'
sad That any other similar concern enables No
give better bargains than can h ebtii6sd ~ ahy
other house.
THE LADIES, .4:>~,<r
Are specially invited to give dsI trial. g. 49, = =
Sand 1on ClRculAl ArD Exc1Ane1 Llsr.
Our club .y.t.n Of selling I. q ul55.s J.: v.
lend % patent pen ount.n: and check. describing
g.; 70 for IS; lo0for 80. &c. Sent BY Mallf c.
missions larger than those offered by any other FIR,
according to zc Of club. Single fountain and check
10 cts. Male aud female agents wanted. Send
Money 1" Raglstered Letters. .Sead ~
trial ciut and yoa viii aekn1vtsdgs thAe yon nlppl
afford to buy goods Of any other house thsrsaltef.
EASTMAN KENDALL,
vlon52-8m IS Hanover Street. Boston, Mass:
-. !! 49, s-tgi2:
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0ONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPINESS OF
~ True Marriage. Essay tor Young Men, on tie
errors Abuses and Diseases which destroy the Many
PoEers and create impediments to Mari taes vi &
svre means of relief Sent In sealed letter velo
free IL cargo. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HtVQH.
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
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AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ December 30th, 1868.
Lv1lTdd RihxEaxpt:
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this osc.
on the 1s1 DAY OF MARCH, 1869, at 10 ocIo Gin in
me OF the said day then and there sbo
cause Why your Homes! cad Entry No 3al7, made BY
section 50, township In, range 80 in the i.trct
lands subject 70 sale at St Cloud Mnn should not be
Cancelled as Charles Persig alleges an abandonment
thereof by You, and proposes then and there to sb
the same, When You WILDE permitted to contest snch
showing. H. e. WAIT Ro.;st soen
dec3I-6wl H. G. RTRR1NE
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MEADOW LANDS

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Lake Superior, and the great pinsries Of
the northern part of the State, which af-
fords the best and principal markets for
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AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
IL December q. 1865

| AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
J. December Is, 1865.
sR foq are hereby notified to appear At this
ONCE ON the 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY. Is6o At ,
fhaqs IN the Of the said and
$685. made by you February q, 1851 upon the .e y
sechon II township In, range -, in The District
OF lands subject to sale at St. Cloud, MIMI shonii
not be Cancelled, As Thomas l. Moss j. alleges An
aoanaonment thereof by you. and proposes then and
there to show the same, when you viii be permitted
to contest such showing.
&c. WAIT, Register.
oec51-6wa H. c. BURBANK. Receiver. :
AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIMI.
II December 9, 1868.
Hugh H. Kyle:
sR: You are hereby notified to appear At this ofc.
on on tne ITl DA1O JANUARY, 1869, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day and then and there
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 1881, made BY
III range e. in the District ofiands subject to ale
St: Cloud Mino, should not be Cancelled, a. Carl
Hanson alleges an abandonment thereof bv Won and
proposes then and there to show the same when Won
will be permitted to contest such showing.
=. G. WAIT, Register,
oecA'-o"p ID. e. BURBANK, Receiver
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Prospectus Of the Weekly
Press,
l96 60

NOW that the election Of General Grant assures the
HAPPY settlement Of national difficulties on basis
" !ns''Se, ana relieves our columns to great extent
OF u absorbing exactons of political discussions u
put''shers OF the WEEKLY PRESS have determined
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THE DAILY TRIBUNE

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'NVNQR CO., Publishers,
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GOOD Farm FOR SALE.

GOOD Farm FOR SALE.
We offer for sale cheap the 'Johuson
Rarm," containing 100 acres. lying six
miles from 81. Cloud on the rosd 70 Maine
Prsiris ris Neenah. There 10 . good
Log House and Frame Barn
On the premises, and about thirty acres un-
der cultivation.
4 nevsr-iailing stream Of water runs
through the tract.
!. For prise and terms eppBsto
PlNNEY l. AULLIKeN,
Real Eststs Agents.
g: Cloud. Oes., 2oth, 1868. vllnl4. sua
WAx1so AGsx1s Male and female, Who
ssa make from SO to $50 per week n
homo All goois will DO consisasd to
Agents, to b paid fox Nhen sold. and sam
plet 4i~s &s,s Fot psrticulars ad4lrsse. with
stamp. Poor & CLARK, Detroit, Mich. Az
BRICKl BRICK II
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1868. WINTER TIME TABLE. 1870
oaAsD honda Y, NOVEMBER
ltTH, 1858, trains for St An:honv
onnetlon' Anoka, Elk River, St. Cloud ard
Sauk Rapids, will run az follows:
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MONEY EASILY MADE

MONEY EASILY MADE
With our CP@ps<te &e'e;1 a"d KY c1eek oseG4
Small capital required. Circulars Tree. STAFFORD
AANFa. ca, g latea 4stesS Nst York pesNv
TO THE WORKING CLASS,
T AN now prepared to furnlsk constant eaaptoy.snt
to all classes At their homes. for their spare
msnts. Busncss new, light and profitable. Fifty
escts to tse evening easily earned. and the boys
ami si'h cara nearly a: much ~ mon. Great In.
send their address and test the business for them
selves not we'll satisfied. will send 81 TO pay for
thstr 'at' II writing ms. Full particulars sent
noe: Sample sent BY mail for ten csDss. .,3 =, ,
n2s-sv Aadress. Z. 6 ALLEN, Asrnsla. Maine.
&1n tn OK MADE DAILY--NO RISK
OH ~ @lC with oar stencil and Tsy
Cheek Tools ard materials. Reduced Prieelist fiSe
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THE TRIBUNE, New Yoy
Eclectic, Magazine


LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART.
New Volume 1eyins january, 1869.
oelng the Twenty-sixIh Year Of the Exis-
tcnce Of the Work.
lis composed exclusively Of the choi cost
l. articles that eau DO culled from ,ba
whole field of Foreign Periodical litcrat:re
Its
biographical, Scientific and Miscezau>ov,
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Are written by authors whose fame ia M
extensive with contemporary thoupht-and
~ ola1'ns 10 present TO its readers more
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IN the december number were given the
opening CHAPTERS OF new novel, lie Kncw
lie was Right, 11 1A"'~
BY ANTHONY TRoLLopE.
This department of the magazine will,
hereafter receive special attention ond .
series of novels will he presented hv ~
thors Of established and scholarly rsnn,o-
ton. 1'po'"'
The following are some of the princ;na,
works from which our selections are
made: '' "io
London Quarterly Rev,e dos n.,,~
British Quarterly, London soc;"ta "ondes'
North British Review. Rentiv;s HI;soayy;,
Popular Scientific Review. Corn1;;,i ssaao.;y'
Saturday Review, Erasar,s Wasaa'
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Chambers Journal, Tcmnie na"
Art Journal 1odt Dur,
Contemporary Review, Chr;st;an n s"a:"s,,
ALI the Year Round, Dublin Trn nTv,ey,
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go. MEAT MARKET.
HRESH Meat, Hans, Sausage and Veg
tables Of ali kinds, kept constantly on
and Shop On st. GERMAN street $50 =
st8gzet,ss CHAL, LUE0.
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+. Z. DELANO, Superintendent.
J. H. RANDALL, General Ticket Agent
v10-n44tf

AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI
~ December 14th, 1858.
John q. Npdulding:
81 You are hereby notified to appear at this oc.
theforenoon Of the said day and thea and there sh
cause WY your Homestead Entry No 5los. made
ny you June 18th, 1865 upon the nv II svL and io,s
= tss h NV section H. township u.s. range 49,
alnn., should not be Cancelled as John Nielsen A.
!eges an abandonment thereof by you, and nronose.
then and there to show the same when Won Iii ,.a
permitted to contest such showing.
ao.,7e. H. c: WAIT, Register,
uecA'-owe II. G. BURBANK Recsira.
s.AAAD vfFltt, ST. CLOUD, HIM,
~. December 18th, 1866
once on the s7H DAY OF APRIL Isea. At 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF the said day and tEen and
anede SNOW cause Why your Homestead Entry No. sl5
MADE oy you November 1896 upon the v X ne II
snw section l., township 1885, rang. So in The Ii:
should not be cancelled, Anton Temp alleges
an abandonment thereof Ly YOU and proposes
then and there to show the same when Won Vii, 10
permitted to contest such showing
ao,-e, HENRY G. WAIT, Register
oecH-ow1 d. =. BURBANK Receiver
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Fine Farm for Sale.

The undersigned offers his farm of $40 Acres,
in Monongala county the line of Stearns
and four miles from Paynesville. One tract of 16O
is fenced except about 40 rods and inside this
field of 40 acres fenced. On the adjoining tract
are acres plowed and fenced pasture of 70 acres,
niture if desired stables and outbuildings on the
premises; beautiful lake within few rods of the
house, and good we'll at the door. Also, farming
Of cattle. blooded sheep, horses. hay enough to
winter the stock, wheat oats, and vegetables will be
sold with the farm. The location is good for hotel
OF station: Twosaw mills and grist mills are inside
Of nine miles westward and saw mill and rst mill
four miles east Schoolhouse one-qaarter mile store
and +. 0. one-half mile off. Will be sold cheap
n14-zm PETER LEGRO
ROseyille. MOnonpalia Co. MINI
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eAlNT PAUL, ST. ANTHONY
minneapolis Trains.
Leave 81. Paul. ........... 10 15A.r1,l,~
hinneapoi1'..-~ s45 loop.1.an.
st. Paul, Lake Minnetonka
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TT ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MIMI.
January 8. 1854 -

ETUNE AdclWOWW
s1: You are hereby notified to appear at this oscs
In the forenoon Of the said day and then and there
show cause Why your Homestead Entry No. ST..
made BY you April 9th, 1854 upon the nv 4
section 81, township SO, range q, in the Dis
trict oflands subject to saleat St Cloud Ann should
not be Cancelled, Jacobus C. Donken alleges an aban
donment proposes then and there .
such showing. He. WAIT, Register,
jan146,v9 II. C. BURBANK. Receiver.
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