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ENRlCHING THE SOIL.
J. 8. Fairfield, Rolling Prairie, Wis.

s. 8. Fairfield, Rolling Prairie, Wis.
writes to tho Prairie Farmer
As people, We know but compara-
lively little Of Manurial Economy. The
careful husbaading Of every thing that
can 80 to the enriching Of the soil has
received but very little attention, in
comparison with its impo, tanoc. Every
item Of mauurial economy grows daily
more important to tho people Of the
west. The natural fertility Of the soil
is rapidly decreasing, aud our past
wasteful methods Of farming must be
changed, or the country will be im-
poverishod. The soil is like a bank.
it will not always continue to honor
Jour checks, unless you make deposits
in proportion to your drafts. If all
would make known their experience
and experiments, IN coriehing the land,
il would assist and ,ncite others, aud
the country would DO largely enhanced
in fertility. Hero is an item or two,
from my own experience.
About one-tourth Of an acre in grass,
in moderate condition, produced the
year previous, at the rate. Of about one
ton Of hay to tho acre. After the
grass got up, fair bito, I commenced
lettering COW on the land. Tied her
to stake, increasing the length IF the
rope as she fed off the grass, changing
the stake when necessary, to give her
good feed, messed her with the waste
Of house aud garden. When the grass
got too large TO Craze, moved it, and
fed her. The crop off the land, with
thu grass cut from the yard about the
house, aud the aforesaid waste Of kitch.
en- and garden, kept her in good con.
dition. This shows how family with
tile land may summer COW. Pardon
the depression. Now what was tho re
suit ! The fertility of that one-fourth
sore was 10 increased by this haf.soil-
ing process, that it grew more than
double the amount Of grass the sue.
ssediag .year.
After alight crop Of corn had been
harvested, two COWS wer. tied and fed
upon tho ground, chasging sufficiently
often to ensure cleanliness. In this
manner, about J Of an acre was made
richer ia the short time after tho corn
harvest and before fall rains. 30 that i,
produced = heavy stand Of con the mex,
year. Similar repeated experiment.
have convinced me that large amount
sf fertilit, may be saved BY tho prope,
location Of the animals, which is otter
wasted. Animals roaming at large
through woods anil over high ways, o,
placed in yards where their cxcre.ueut<
60 to waste from drainage, evaporation
or absorption by tho earth, wh,re il
will not feed plants, will not produce
the net profits that they should pro luce
Tho liquid manure from animals i.
highly fertilisinx, and may be turned
to profit BY those who study their owr
interests. The wastc!ul system Of aui
mails roaming a: large, may do fo1
primitive husbandry in new couutrie!
with cheap lands, but where population
is dense, and large prices ara paid 70,
land, it must give place to more eco
nonomical system Of farming.
There seems to be no good reason
Why our farms may not, year by year
be increased in fertility. All that i,
nssdful 10 to "manure them With
brains"
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Speaker Colfax will resign his
Speakership twenty. fou, hours before
the expiration Of the present Congress,
on account Of duties corrected with
the Inauguration. It is thought that
Mr.. Pomeroy, of New York, will re-
ceive the feeting honors of the gavel
for the remainder of the term,
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Alexander T. Stewart clears one
thousand dollars per day, Sunday, ex-
ccpted, all the year round. Cornelius
Vanderbilt pleads guilty to twice that
sum while VIM. B. Astor rates his
income at four thousand three hundred
and thirty dollars per diem.
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They have smallpox in Cincinnati.
Sixty.two persons died Of that disease
in that city during the first tive weeks
Of the present month.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned Offers for eale Al i'm
proved farm of about 100 acres. on the east
side of the river, three miles from St.
Cloud. It las comfortable house with
FIVE rooms, plenty of stabliug, splendid
we'll Of wafer by the door, cistern, one
Of tho best gardens In the country, with
small fruits, &c. Will trade for house
and lot in town. Inquire Of .
. ~L.@- NJ. G. BENSON.
January 18th, 1869. n26-3m
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Mr.. ColGax seems fully to have set
tied down in the married life. He now
declines to deliver any more lectures,
on the ground that che has that done
for him at home"
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EMPLOYM ENT.

f6f eo9s yeas past have bsen snGagod in . busi-
1see which hss yielded ct the rate o. Three Tho-
Aad DollasBp4 annun; and bsng deslross Of vistioe
1arops for tAe purpose Of carrying Il On thsse, an
willing - seD4 j1structtonSiu the business Witch 4
an ART. TO any pssson who viii ssnd mo Ono Dollar
Anypsreon. male OF female, can carry it success.
folly, and is very easily learned ny either young cr
cid. Several ladies ~ whom have taught e are
mskin9 froa 4l6 to IS per week and some have n.
eeivsd from 800 to 500 for teaching It to Others,
There IL no town or city in the country where the
business cannot be successfully carried on any one
who buys my "nstructions," which printed. viii
have the right to teach the Art to others at lis or
her own price. The "Instructions" include besides
tsachinsths Art, the best method ofcarryng on the
business. IN other words tho way have carried it
o. Successfully Three four dollars IL all tho capi-
e! required 70 start the business ~ It will yield a.
increases, all further capital needed. Send mo ST.
and by rsrn mail will forward the printed instruc,
lions teaehisg tho Art, and all particulars how to
eeHyit On. EDGAR STR0US8E,
n9eSW No, 81 Exchange Place, New York Civ.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-WHEREAS DE-
V1 fault has been made in the conditions of GER.
tain Mortgage executed and delivered by Oliver ay.
lor OF the County of Monongalia and State of Mime
sofa, Mortgagor, to Denison NJ G, Murphy and H. r.
Vaendels' Copartners under the firm name of D. NJ G.
Murphy Co., Mortgages, bearing date the tenth
day Of June, A. D. 1865 and recorded in the Otceof
County, on the 9th day of July A. D. 1865, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, in Book b, of Mortgages on pages g. 10
ana IL, TO secure tue payment of Two Hundred and
nifty Dollars in three months after date of Mortgage
with interest from date at the rate twelve per cent
per ahnum until paid according to the condition of a
certain promissory note bearing even date Herewith
and no payment having been made thereon, there is
claimed to be due and is due said Mortgage at the
date fthis notice thesum Of Two Hundred and sixty-ve
DOLLARS and no action or proceeding has been instut
cd atlaw or otherwise to recover the debt remain
.ng secured by said Mortgage or an part thereof
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of the Power
OF lie contained in said Mortgage, and pursuant to
Mortgage will be forecosrd by sale of the rtgaged
premises, to wit: Tho Northeast quarter of the
Northwest quarter and Lots No. Ono and two (2)
II Section twenty (27) in Township Ono hun
dred and twenty-cnc l21.) North of Range thirty
four: (4 west, situate in Mononealia County afore-
sal at public vende by the Sheriff ofsad Mouongalia
County, at the front door Of the Office Of the Register
DAY OF MARCH, A. d. 1869, at O'Clock in the
afternoon Of that day, to satisfy tho amount which
shall ther DO dye on said noto aud mortgage, with
costs of foreclosure and Dollars Attorneys
lees stipulated in said Mortgage to be paid 10 OF
the foreclosure thereof, in addition to all sums ard
costs aowcdn that behalf by law.
sAMuEL STONER,
Sheriff lf Nonongaia Co.. Mnn.
HAML1N l. Moore, Attorneys for Mortgage 8.
Date 10th Of December 1863. ian91 IT
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"A bill providing for teaching the
Norwegian language in public schools,
has been introduced in t:le Wisconsin
Legislature.
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The Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road has 532 locomotives, larger num-
Der than any other railroad corporation
in the country.
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IT s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MIMI
~ December /, 1865.
Samuel Giu6e,y:
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this once
On IN me 1o1H DAY OF 1862 at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day. and then and ther SHOW
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1855 made hy
t nay 1s 1885, upon the lots and section
w, eo"ashP ~ range s., in the District Of lands
Cancelled, as Ole Gunderscp ALLEGES an aLardonment
tnereof by you and proposes then and there to show
showing. e">
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OAK HALL,

OAK HAIL.
L 90
ane proprietor would announce that b,
prepared 10 furnish -,
FRESH OYsrrps
dimes, Cold Lunch, SC. ''' o"1-
dis bar is supplied with the g.
Wines, Liquors and Clears.
to DO foaud in tho city. ,-,..:~
A call is requested from Ill who want
anything in his line. :.
i. ::>-.. FRED. VINCENT,
st. Cloud, Jan 9Th. 1869. v11n26
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There are about one hundred and
AitJ millionaires, exclusive of the
Rothschilds, in Paris, who are Jews.
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Why is a mouse like load Of
hay? Because the cat'll eat it.
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JAMESTOWN, n. r.
LIrPIScorr BAKEwIlL:-We have no trouble with
your saws they don't need to b. lined up with paper
We put them on the Mandrel and they 70 right along
Temper perfectly Uniform and quality unsurpsssed
Respectfully, CHAs, ]. FOX.
LlPPINCOTT & BAKEW WELL.
Manufacturers Of Circular, Mulsy, Mil. Gang ans
Cross,Cut Saws. Chopping Ax.s. all shapes. Co (,
9 % . Patent Axe. Shovels, Spades and Miles,
w ANTkD- AGENTs.-055 70 $3.50 - nonth
everywhere, male and female, 70 introduce The
G GII:S IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING SCI MACHINE. Thi. machiae viii stitch, hon,
1e tuck. quilt cord. bind, braid and embroidef in
most superior manner. Price, only SIS. Fully ~.
, 1.asnt Tor Az: ye:.: ": vim 1.y
more elastic seam than ours. It makes the .Iia.tje
Lock Stitch" 1vsry sseosd stitch can b cut, ~
etil the cloth cannot b pallsd apart without tcss1x
It: We pay Agents from IS - ]2oo pr month sad
expenses or commission nom which twice thss
amo1nt can be made. Address SECONB 4 co.
PifrsBgRa, Pa, Or BOSTON, MASS.
CAur1ON-Do not be imposed upon By other pa.>
ties palming of worthless esst-iroa machines, under
the same nems or otherwise. Ours 10 tbs euy Rspul
Inc and really practical cheap machine nanafseture
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I ! 4 4 Dubuque dog has saved the
lives Of four persons, and has the uo-
,nussled freedom Of the city.
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Honey. 0lyesrins, Elder Flever.
8oQ0et and Palm.
In Quality, etyfs and Perfume warranted .a,al h
the English and sold fully so per esnt cheaper which
accounts for the great falling OF In tho demand r ~
foreign soaps and tho unprecedented success d the
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS. no1 sold
everywhere In the United States.
xckEONE, VAN HAGEN CO.. 6ole Manfrn
Philadelphia and New York
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OoNJUaAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPINESS OF
~ True Marriage. Essay tor Young Men. on the
errors, Abuses and Dseas6s which destroy The Manly
Powers and create impediments to Marriage, with
sure means of relief Sent in sealed letter eIvrlo
rec of cargo. Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGIi-
TOA, Howard Association, Phadephia Pa
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ARMAND g. CO.,
- Lake Street, Chiea 70.
Goods At wholesale to the Trade.

A BLESSING TO LADlEs.-Dr. WIN. n.v nj.
discovered simple plant that never fails to bin
,s.st. WIEN checked ~ cid = otharwise. Ths.c
,. sSfss:Dc Monthly p vders can ~ dspssdsd On BY
70: BY mail: sscur from observation. Addrrss. in
eonnd"ncc, VIM. RAY, n. D., P. o. Box 47a7 ~ =,
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The Patent Maqic Comb

WI! Color gray hair . permanent black or broWn-
Sold everywhere. Sent BY mail for 1925,
Address WIN. PATTON, Treasurer
Magic Comb Company, Springfield Mass.
WANTED-AGENI8 SfLL THE
" American Knitting Machine, Price SIS. Tho
simplest, cheapest and host Knitting Machine ever
invented Win knit 10000 stitches per minute
Liberal Inducements to Agents. Address AMERI.
IAN y. KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston, Mas, OF
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LOCK HAvR1, PA.
Geats :-Wehavs been using your make Of Gen9
saws tn our Mill, and find them in point Of quality
superior to any we have used. Yours, &C., =
SHAW. BLANCHARD r CO.
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Minncapo $ Trains.
Leave st. Paul............ 10 49, .1,45A 43op y
I" Minneapoli=........ as l1opx
St. Paul, Lake Minnetonka
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dec17-6wa
H S.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI.
~ November 10 l6Es

7 S.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI
November -, 1865.
Albert Dlger:
siE: louare hereby notified to appear at this ofce
on the SIH DAY OF APRIL. 1869, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of the said day and then and there shox
cause why your Homestead Entry No SCI. made by
you November y, 1866, upon the Sc !: ne X section
g. an1..w = NV NV 4 sw dissection :: tcwnsbip is,
range 49, in the District Ut lands subject to sale q:
st. Cloud. Mimi, should not he Cancelled. as Busteka
Bischop alleges an abandonment thereof by Won and
proposes then and there to show the same when vun
will be permitted to contest such showing
u. c. WAIT, Register,
nov26-6wi ieb25-tdh* H. C. BURBANK Receiy.r
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IT S. LAND OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, MINI,
~ February ], 1scs.
Clements Kohls:
ss you are hereby notified appear at this oil &c
on the s1H DAY OF APRIL, 1869 a, looc.ock
show cause why your Homestead Entry No 33s7. made
BY you December 18th 1866, upon the u nel!
q NV section il township -135, range 81
Mimi, should, not be Cancelled as W. Seum-e-
alleges an abandonment thereof by you and pro; ose.
then and there to show the same when YOU will he
permitted to contest such SHOWING
feb11-5ws III yASDYkK Rse.:r,e-
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIMI,

I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI.
- December 9, 1865.
Hugh NJ Kyle:
SIR lou are hereby notified to appear ct this Office
on the PIT. DAY OF JANUARY, 1863 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon OF the said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1897 made bv
you May 18th, 1865 upon the ne sectionl4 township
Ill range 3d. in the District lands subject to sale at
st. Cloud, Minn- should not be Cancelled. as CAL
Hanson alleges an abandonment thereof by Won, and
proposes then and there to show the same when you
vii be permitted to contest such showing
H.C. WAIT, Register
dec1I-6WI II. C. RIRRANk Rec.irar
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Early Rose Potato .1; ;:::;:;

Spring Wheat 0sts Barley. Corn, Clover Seeds Grass
Seed, Hogs, Fowls, Best Fodder Cutter Send for the
experimental Farm Journal only % cents. Address
GEO. A. DR1TZ, Ch"mbersburgh, Pa
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GOING WET
GOING EAST,

SAINT PAUL, ST. ANTHONY
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Grow River Trains.

.
apoIis................... II 10
Cfo" hlFer............... IS =.
- Lake Iianetonka. ....-.............. 20
DUECHAsF TICKETS at the Station. before enter
i ing the Cars, at Discount from the regular train
rates
Passengers must get their Baggage Che ked i.efore
1t VIII be carried over the road, and the arrival If
Inc Train at place Of destination must p-eseut the
check and take possession Of their Baggage
The Com any will not be Rc.ponsi1le
for the Safety OF any Baggage after its
arrival at station for which it is checked-t being II,
part Of the bushes Of this COMPANY to itcejre art
store baggage, unless special contract is made t.
tlat effect.
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7 AND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ February ltth 1869.
Robert r. Waitaker:
sis You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
tue forenoon of the said day and then and there show
cause wh! your Homestead Entry No. so12, made by
you september le, 1858, upon the VIZ No Il 4 NV
section township 1,6 range 49, in the District Of
lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Minn should be
cancelled as Erastus Cheney alleges an abandonment
thereof by you and proposes tn and there to sh
the same, when you WILDE permitted to contest such
showing. II. C. WAIT, Register
feb1S-6wA H. C. BURBANK. Receiver
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The First Division Of the
St. Paul g. Pacific Railroad

N3s21119sYlsNsA
49, 11H15I. .ss.a 90;
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EMBELLISHMENTS.
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AGENTS. FARMERS, GARDENERS and TRUIr
GRoWEks.-Send for particulars Of "Bssts Improved
Fruit Tree and Vine and Insect
samples to test will be forwarded t. any part Of tho
United States and perfect satisfaction euaranteed.
good are wanted In every County in the United
states; Address AHEARN, s. Second Street, Balt-
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI
u December 2lst, 1865.
Patrick Giligoa:
SIR: You hereby notified to appear at this ofce
OIL the 5TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1869, at lC o.clcck
IN the forenoon OF the said day ard then and there
made by YOU April Goth, 1865, upon the s X me IL
q Sc Il section l., township l26, range s. in tic
District Of Lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Niun
should not be Cancelled John J. Hearu ALLEGES AZ,
abandonment thereof by You and proposes then AND
there to show the same, when you will lie permitted
to contest such showing.
II. c. WAIT. Register.
dec2i-6wt T. c. BlJRRANE Rscs;ra
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F. Z. DELAN0, Superintendent,
J. II. RANDALL, General Ticket Agent.
v10-n44tf.

] AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
IL January rs, 1869.
halter S. Long:
Sir: You are hereby notified to appear a: thi. Office
on me 10Th DAY OF MARCH, 1863: at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon Of the said day and then and ther.
show cause why your Homestead Entry No sla4
made by you February rs, 1867. upon the sw X lie Il
50 nxH ne Zsw II nw II Sc II section S, tow
to sale at St: Cloud, Minn should not be Cancelled.
as Wells Far alleges an abandonment thereof
oy you, and proposes then and there to show the
same, when you will be permitted 10 contest such
showing,
II. c. WAIT, Register,
feb1-owE Il. C. BURBANK ReceiAer
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Eclectic Macaz;no

oAoS
LITERATURE. SCIENCE, AND ART.
New Volume begins January, 1869,
Being the Twenty-sixth Year of the Exis-
tence Of the Work.
is composed exclusively of the choicest
l. articles that can be culled from The
whole field Of Foreign Periodical literature,
Its
Biographical, Scientific and Miscellaneous
articles
Are written by authors whose fame is CO.
extensive with contemporary thought-and
1t claims to present to its readers more
matter of present interest and permanent
value than can be found anywhere within
the same compass.
In the December number were given the
opening chapters OF new novel. lie Kocv
He acas Right,
BY ANTHONY TROLLOPE.
This department of the magazine will
hereafter receive special attention, and a
series OF novels will be presented by au-
tnors OF established and scholarly reputa-
ton.
The following are some of the principal
works from which our selections are
made:
London Quarterly Revue des Deny Mondoo
British Quarterly, London Society.
North British Review BentIv's MISCELLANY
Popular Scientific Review CornhiIl MAGAZINE
Saturday Review, FraSer's Ma~,1no
| Westminster Review Leisure Hmrs
| Chambers Journal. Tcmnlo Rsr
Art Journal, Iondon po,;o
Contemporary Review Christian Soc;ot,,
| All the Year Round, Dublin IJn;vers3tv
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S. Hiram Plumb:
SIR You hereby notified to s,pear at this c,rc.
on the 1s1 DAY OF MARCH, lee9. at 70 O'Clock il:
the forenoon of the said Gay, and then and rte:e
snow cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1875,
section g. township l22, range 81 in tue nistric, o:
lands subject to sale at ST. Cloud Mimi. should rot
oe Cancelled as Christopher Sorensen alleges an sar
comment thereof by you, and proposes and th.rr
10 show the same, when you will be permitted to
contest such showing.
jan21-6wll H. C. HTRRaVE Rsc.;rsr