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Burr & Burton Seminary.

NANCHksTEk, Vt,
V1HE NEXT TERM begins WEDNESDAY, MARCH
Il 81. and continues Ia weeks,
Thorough instruction given In the Classical, AcadeIn
te and Prefarat0y departments n all the Branches
generally taught In similar institutions.
The Boarding Department is under the suecessful
management Of Mr.. G-o. W. CLARK.
Young men preparing for ibe ninistry and needing
aid, have their Bill, for raition, Room Sc, paid
from the Burr Fund, and may also receive fhe dollar q
week toward ~defrayihx the expense Of Board.
For further particulars, apply TO the Principal
Raw. l.. A. AUSTIN
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6 100 O
ENVELOPES E!

c a rIKEcEA 90 asy, nl, go irt-',fHt
Eas.apes wAisA lasr vmss ~ sale Al suyy iew Nfss
rrsos pc lOsa rau,aa az aa sac aadta
oar p1rss ~ asa plais ~ s1sFespesdngif -
sseAsals sas Basassss nosls vast efrrvslePsA
see yosr osArrs Ia ~ JOURNAL oFFicK spa 81
Asn snsa i irs iAsa es sAoiassis asrEsi Feisss
hssahsstrr. 5an. -. lssa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-13

Any druggist IN the ooantEy vill toll you, IL you
taks the tronble h. enquire. that ever one that
hays . botas II Goes Dsspspsik Care from thsn,
spsAks n ths mass unqualified przass ~ lie great
medicinal uFtue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-13
WHOOpING COUGH.

Ihs estlmour q ~ uho have usfd IL ff THE
tsrrlhis disease during the lAst zen JsAfh, j., that
Is iafanAbly rshsYos aud cures .,
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TAs Eassm ~flib ~ fgsn8 msAiusbis, And mAs
Ei~Ays 10 relied aPea IL ~ mast sstrsms CASES
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CAUTION
TIE Females In Delicate fIsaItka.
60 Just hneeIYed =

IAk. bow, PbysieiAh ard tergssn, Ne : Ehaisstt st.
~ Boston e consulted daily ~ ~ diseases iEsdfat
10 fhs fsnsAis sfslem. rrolsFsns TIED - fiapf Aibss.
supegsssson, esa sthsf msHsiraal aesbssuFpts Us
ffestfd % neu pathological p~finsipiss, tna sprsdy r.
mex gaaranfead " . ssrt few days hstHFsrsbBF ssfs
tsia % fkit he~ nasHas ~ ifshfH Fht, nat nsssi ehftiEAts
setapAlHts tsid sndT r. taa he sntttea psrtss sssa
fsiaasss IN p~FfseS hsatth
b. pes bss ~ 1eahf bsA greater s~tfsriehes IL he
care ~ diseases ~ soasa tkAn GsF 0fAsf p~kyselsa ia
Boston.
Hssrdihg afsalHnsntssssbs ~ Fesissts sis sasy sisA
10 STAY IL b tsh : fss DAYS nhasa ha fFsnfmshI
III Dee kisss fkts. ksfiaE suHfhet bs sksts sitss+
lies 70 "a ofses pnseaiss tef ibs fdfs n fufats BissNss
sad Fsssis Ism sisis Astna~is1ass ss suPsnssts tks
listed kssist-
HH-AD effsts wat soalsis $50 AsiisE. ~ tssg %
net " kHspefsd-
pTes tesFs fseu sA statrH
Be- %. Jelly ~. tst8 ~@fsigft
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A. BYARD.

DISSOLUTION The CopAetnership
herwtasuss srisaar besween " I A ~ G4e-
SO raSsr ne ttn eazs = Gasea brnss l. tha fsg
dsNsis@1 ~ psezal es4ssEk Tar ksso@eta wdl ~
ssu@a aaA sas.asss asss~d "a - v Il ssessa
= GlEs0A,
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ANsoN AARors PAIN

ANsoN AARoNs pATNN
Ratasa mHf satssA
,-fim"ias rass trw caa - teA nos l..
HARNESSES asu Al lrsF. ctssf u MA.
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80 AFsusA M M ssasnA Wtlsftapu kfseesl
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nss dissrsat designs taat ssss
CatrnE lrNa Plates h anA n ser. lAIAtu
thieh ~ So = Ratlns3 shsps Il Atsns u
aa Al Nteaspr Ia NaSNsN ta4 GeNtre At 9na
hsrin q. sAfes \ s. ssese ssfe 90. fNs
zee 8 Arrsssh - 8 leala Aeehsas So,
"a Rrs4 Trry, y s., Fcsi Manfae. Va. Mar
tsrA Washington. y g. Asa eawarsas otbtt
places
narAH4 saraas.
Fot cutting - kinis = Sheet Metals
TN Avn smrx4 laos MonNrRs saHaRs,
tniens Ctnlss y tn g Diameter stfs3fAl sey
length lis TEL irun g. thlnneHh I've t3ksA. cub.
tins "a AND D. inches eide
hNfhFses Al &. 8 Afseusls snA Nav fafis
y W Aets8 stamping N1, AFthfmetkaa Neuuis.
- Co.'S tHtti eeAxy 4 ta thAeAEg sn3 n'stsH
rfAtt3 Yeats sth.G .i~aA MslAsT rsss~t slauf-
ing 4 @ehnst'n, a csPsnest 4 Ga, wdA.
Geld \ Nu. MAhha5n Maieh Co. ntaaaa al H.
Wlidst Lancaster Mass ete
A#A"A y AthE NFHh
lrnn and vaoa hRmea tour asses Cteh CuilihA
~ o.. So sna SO iuties. pesi haad satuag nos.
chimes Ia tbt market
flrxSr Ckkn CCrrEhA
Pour sizes, eating "a, gA 81 and 50 inches ltua
sad wood bed The mpet rorsisi machines in
use,
FtAa ass nrna4kEa rs0ar slrra.
For hsnkers, merchants snd dwelling houses, ~
saapenpr quality TIE beet safe, ssult and stogs.
doar iagk ID use.
hasn STAMPS. sHat pRFNxkA,
FOR sanceilihg, endorsing, enbassihg. ani All eth-
81 Purposes.
NuwarArER asp jon rkfSfNNs
wanting ffesess ~ aus saFt, viA nnd Il q their
advantages 10 send b. us for circnlAfs bsiaEs par
ehAsiHg elsewhere.
Ssad fos c~wcttlars,
TRrsesr saFs ASH MAuutrS Co,
20 ANsuS HARDY. Prnpt. no.ion. hsss
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a NEW snoP AID oooD MoRkI

ats pleasure 10 lafarning The pshas FcAsrAl "
fhat / bavs speasl : ~ BOOT a sHok siof over
r psfkiu's Hard~aFs stoss. whsrs ] intnad 10 %
uoTA en- me Honesty Puuefple ssd with ne in.sa
uos 10 otiEe I'll wAe msy pstrontss mt od vork ~
paired 10 ue best msaasf r3sars give ms . esit-
TsrmsGash. 90 FELT.
Manchester, Nsrrh . isos "a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-13
MEAT /

The Subscribers wofsid snnpaaee 10 he ettsseEs
n Manchester and vicinity list taey have sp~n-
site Baptist Ehufeh, shere thsy wfA kssp - hand
Beef. Pork, Lard, Hams, Mutton,
Poultry or sli kinds, Fresh Fish,
Oysters. &C.. Order. from t~iIelniBg tgsa fasaaF-
BEEF CATTLE WANTED
Casb uiM - tasd fs bsef - rs quarter sds
~ csre@ss- pufk wanted IN kAs hag Warmers
wfIl hers God q fs1Ag mEfkst ~ tha6 Beet, FoFk
snd fysiffg ~ sbleh the highsst hssfksi psisss
Oil 10 Hald-
wALEEh s JAkEegk.
Tsetey Tesnt. ssn 1859 = SAT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-13
IN CONSUMPTION.

Many 8 care-worn sufferer has found relief and
to-day r~ejoices that her life hAs been made easy
aud prolonged BY the use o. Goes Cough Bal.
sam.
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Weymouth Nails,

Meat Cutters, Butcher Knives and
Meat Saws. A splendid line Of Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Shears, Scissors
and Baton Hole Caters, Axes and
Axe Helyes at Wholesale and retail.
Hay Knives, Steel Traps, shovcls and
longs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-13
SORE THROAT.

Keep your throat vet with The Balsam -tAkin
. httlo and ohen-and you w1l coon aud rshe
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A Z BLESSING.
mrRarhRr

The Rev. Isaac Aikrn, a Allegheny. tastihel
that has cured him, After al other rcmodie'
had falled.
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Paints, Colors Dry and

in Oil, Load, Zinc, Oils, Turpentines,
Japan, Shcllac, yArnishes, Paint, Var
Dish and White Wash Brushes fun
stock. We make a speciality Of
GLASS, carrying a very large stock
OF all sizes and qualities, and are
selling very low. Putty, Glue and
Sand Paper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-13

NIwarArER .sp jon rEfSfNNs
wanting ffesees ~ aus sart vtl iui Il q their
advantage 10 ssnd 81 us for circniAfh bafaEs pur-
ehAkiHg elsewhere.
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Hash srANrs. sHAt paKsxsA,
For sanceliihgi endorsing, embasslnE, and All 9th
81 parpOsea.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-13

Pas asR nrna4kH. rs0of SArsa.
FNr bankers, merchants and dwelling houses, ~
asnpeuor qassty IAe beet safe. sAuii and slogs.
dolr inok ID use.
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Coal,

Biacksmiths', Carpenters and Ma
ehinists' Tools, Quarry Materials,
Cast Steel, square and hall round
Iron, Shoyels, Grow Bare, Picks, stdk.
ing Hammers, Slodge Handles,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

.tissh- bisth-day whsn~I was invited 10.
celebrate with him tho important event.
I did so to tho bestsof ~ ability, not
without some miseiyings however a.
% the effect of the jolM6eation upon
~ fri.nd's and NJ own reputation as
eninently sober, steady, able and por-
seyering advocates Of the great and
glorious cause Of temperance. But as
this has happened to me and my able
o,adjutor in tho great cause but once
in quarter Of a century, I still
claim to be a friend Of temperance.
As to my friend jeremiah, Team tsstif,
that OF more than ono occasion ! have
enjoyed the felicity Of joining with
him in illustrating the beauty and vir-
tue Of moderation end temperance in
all things. us y q, All 49,, 49,.
v Bat I am ,admoeished BY; the hot
waves Of q southern air to close. Frag-
mentary as is this present epistolary effort
and ~ certain as am that it is neithe.
one g > tYhinss nor another, yet it having
received ed the: imprimatar. of: a lady
friend at my side, / will send it on AZ
i is, and without apology. o,:ig
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

We learn that Hon. II. G. Wait, Of st.
CJsu4 viii bss candidate before the State
ClQve4tioa, fef Lieutenant Governor. Mr..
Wait u - aetiss, popular and influential
HS5dblisas, = gsnt'snaa Of decided ability,
as1 ~ deshl 1ot would command the uni-
- support Of BIG own county, and the ex.
tSssivs legislative District IN which II 10
i1sln1ed, ler ~ ONCE in question. :; We
TAKE pleasure n sommsnding his name TO
tSS favorable consideration Of -Rspa6lleaas
shzssshestths s,a.s.-sf P'ssl Ress. r
.~The suggestion Of Nj, Wait's name
by1thef Rtess viii, ~ believe, meet
vith = ssstJ zseponss from the Re-
psbhsass Of Northern Minnesota. He
y vsoogsisea- - identified with tho in.
tt6,sts ofoshis portion ~ tie State,
which s,yt1,s.yju..l5 e'ain .pl.es on
he, ssa5ssusket! Nri}Wsitbtvas !.
msnbsf IF sbs Lsgis'itsre daring the
bS,iod vhsa Soine}ef tho most, inpos9
tsst Bills a1sst;ng the welfass''af tho
SITE 1sls raised; ssd his s1perissse
wosld 10 % aid in disehargiug the d.
ties Of the position. We believe his
inaouiiidiaiisi0a would So good one for the
paiItyI, and xs therefore second the sug-
c;.1tinsao I'd. 1bf h.os D31& 4aA ,'~,.<'
.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

Ma Cross, Z good ooking. widow,
Of some property, living Is Lake City
Informed the overseer Of Highways that
she was determined upon working out
her road tax, the same n '*any other
man" She said she wanted to "be Z
martyr in'ths cause OF woman s rights. !"
She was accommodated with the neccs.
sary implements, aud worked Justify for
several hours, then gavo up. The next
day she sent male substitute, but in
al did not work out the full amount.
Mrs. G: intimatcd to the overseer that
she would have no objection to his men
tioning tho case in the papers, and that
he was at liberty to use her name. We
are always happy to crafty good-look-
ing widows, and % give her the benefit
Of thus paragraph, hoping that she may
be rejoiced thereas, and that the ''eause"
may DO benefited, even if the roads
were not. g. s''.'~ >''' Il =
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& = =
THI loag eoataal .oSar. .iha. .Iliah
Church sablhhment bill closed Oh
Thunday night BY the virtual backing
doun Of tho House Ut Lords. Tho
basis Of tho surrender is compromised
upon the points in issue, aad which are
mainly comprised in tho preamble, pro-
posing that disestablishment shall take
effect in January next; in the PROPOSE
ton oil concurrent endowment to Pres
by'erians and Roman Catholics; and
in tho proposed disposition OF certain.
church annuities. The Queen has
given her assent to the bin.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

PERsoSAI.-W. c. Cleland, ESQ.,,
the ever welcome and popular Western
Passenger Agent of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago road is at the Park
Place. The practical consolidation Or
more properly absorption Of the Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne line BY the Penn
sylsania Central has widely extended
Mr.. Cleland's sphere of duty. The
route which no represents is universally
popular, being safe, easy, rapid and
withal picturesque and romantic. Mr..
clelana is accompanied by his wife aud
. small pleasure, party, and win spend
. fs! days il and around I'D the 3 city,;
81. Paul Dispatch.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

"A bridal party, two couples, came
to St. Paul last week, engaged a car
riage and started to take moonlight
view Of Minnehaha, st. Anthony Falls
and the sights generally. at first: they
were unceasiDg in their praises Of
everything that appeared; soon they
sank to silence, and soon after, looking
behind, the driver saw them entwined
lovingly in the respective arms Of those
they belonged to. Well known sounds
at regular intervals told that ''all were
at rest" Reaching Minnehaha, the dri-
yer punched them up with his whip
handle they gazed for a momeet, then
reposed; at St. Anthony Falls the
same operation: was repeated; when
they returned to St.. Paul, and took a
boat back for homo the same night
Those folks ought to travel extensively.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD EX-
PEDITION.

In CAxr EIGHT M1LEs NORTH OF
. - ABERcRohBIE, JULY 10, 1869.
We reached Abercrombie at noon to-
day, and after re6tting moved down the
Georgetown road to this point this after
noon.
Lieut.. Kelton, with fifteen men and
four Sioux half.breed scouts; is our es-
cort. Four other scouts-Red River
men-are to accompany US.
We shall reach Georgetown Wednos-
day the 2lst. The party will then di
vide; Gov. Smith AMI others going east
towards Otter Tail and Crow Wing ;
MIR. Holmes, Gov. Marshall and Others
going west to Fort Totten and thence
to Fort Stevenson, on tho Missouri.
The escort goes with the Missouri river
party.
Gov. Smiths party will arrive at St.
Paul about the LIST Of August. The
Missouri rive. party vii! get back about
the Goth of August.
Gen. Levi Nuttlng joined our party
Saturday evening. We left him at
Fort Abercrombie. He goes to Pembi-
ma with the mail carrier. -.:<s
Rev. s. =. Williams and party are
With u.s.. The ladies seem to enjoy the
trip a. much is the gentlemen.
CUnder date Of tho 18th, the same
correspondent writes j
Tie expedition since leaving Sank
Centre, last Tuesday, the 18th, has had
delightful weather and, generally, a
good time. The route has been the
"Prairie" or cid Red River trail route,
BY way Of Lakes Amelia, White Bear,
Elk, Elbow and Lightning. We ar
rived at the old crossing OF Otter Tail
River yesterday noon, aud are camped
four miles from Breckenridge, on the
Otter Tail.
Gov. Smith and bis Eastern friends
express unbounded delight in the trip
and admiration Of the wonderful beauty
Of the country over which We have pas
sed. The country was never looking
more beautiful. The grass is fresh and
green IS In June, the tall wild oats
gracefully bending above the luxuriant
prairie grass, looking almost like "a
ripening field of cultivated grain.
Beautiful prairie flowers strewn every
where over the green carpet; a bound
less expanse Of gently undulating prai-
RE, studded all over with gems of lakes
aud groves Of timber, what spot Of, earth
could Be more beautiful!
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

J.!!4.-!Fhe 'good;aS State siof Minnesota
promises Almost beautiful crop OF small
grains, particularly Of her great staple,
wheat, and even Of corn tho yield will
reach the average. There need be no
apprehension Of famine So s]ong as
Minnesota produces her average oi
wheat, aud whom it is considered that a
vastly larger area has been sown! 10 this
State than over before, the prognostica-
tons of the croakers will go for moth
ing. There will DO bread enough, an l
to spare. So saith the Chicago Post.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

- correspondent in Monongslia
County writes that the tornado com
pletely demolished the house Of Edward
Applegarth, in Kandiyohi county; the
root oftho house Of Leander stearne, at
Harrison, >Monongalia county, was
blown off ; and a teamster named
Brooks va carried some distance snd
badly injured. -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

TIE Anoka Union has been enlarg-
ed to an eight-column sheet, and seems
to be prospecting finely. It Is we'll
managed and very readable paper, and
We are glad to see this evidence Of its
success.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

-Ex-Govcrnor Crapo, Of Michigan,
died at Flint on Friday. .n.,>;..
The French cable was landed at
Duxbury, near Boston, on Tuesday.
"A colllory explosion occurred near
Liverpool on Tuesday, by which SO
lives were lost, E; u, )! = ..o9s Z # J.
'"-Pattie asked only 100000 in
gold for one hundard nights in the
United States ''i'- '.,.. =, ~.
Postmaster General Cresswell foil
from chair on Sunday, breaking bis
left arm. ~, -"
1t is rumorcd that Prussia offers
the Pope 10000 troops if the French
will vacate Rome.
An immense 20 inch gun, made
at Pittsburg, weighing 81 tons, and
throwing an 100 pound ball, was land.
ed at Fortress Monroe on. Monday,
That looks like business.
"A reunion is to take place at Get.
tysburg, on the 4th of August, of the
officers from both armies who com n,and.
ed at the battle, for the purpose o.
precisely locating the positions Of the
different divisions during the battle. = +:
Three State elections occur mex,
week. That in Kentucky takes place
Monday, in Alabama Tuesday, and in
Tennessee Thursday. The latter il
the only one that attracts any particu'
lar attention, -:,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

Yl-A trial Of reapers occurred at
Pennington on Thursday. The Valley
Chief, Kirby, Auburn Harvester and,
Woodiwere entered. The Valley Chisf
took the prize. It is a Minnesots made
machine. A moving match between
the Valley Chief aud the WOOD, result
ed in the, success Of the former. ~.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

GEN. ANDxEws writes from Stock
holm, July 9TH, that he reached that
city on the LIST, aud on the Sd had an
official interview with Comte Waoh-
meister, tho Swedish Minister on For
ei9n Afsirs. It i understood a.
though not 60 expressed, that the Gen
eral is enjoying good health. -,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

II 'D1srArcnEs from Washington state
that I German banking house 10 Frank.
fort hi offered t> slosp our government
three hundred millions Of dollars at five
pez cent, Secretary Boutwell, 'lll having
q, authority q do otherwise, va. com.
psiled g decline The offer, He viii
hovev.. lay The matter before Congress,
and, believes that W may, within 1
Jsar, borrow Ill the money W want At
four per cent. q four and one-half per
cent. at tho utmost: A portion" Of the
sutstsadisg boods may thus be taken
up aea g'sat.advaatase. This i auong
ths Int fsits Of Grants administra-
tiop. .az1H 1877 + baiTfa.,s ntsgr YsfTIe
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

FHD NO1ETAERU PACIFIC PARTY.
Reports have been received from the
exploring party up to the 10th, when
they were between Fort Aberoroubis
and 0sosgstovn, On the Red Rves. -
At Georgetown Gov Smiths party was
70 leave, and come to St. Cloud ,ia
Ottsr Tail and Grow Wing. They are
expected to arrive here some time
next week: Jay Cooke l. Co.'S
sgsnt, Mr., Holmes, accompanied BY
Gov. Mauhall, Hon. E. n. Wilson
ssd others continue their journey to the
MnoouI1. y - $50
So far d heard from al were delight
ID with the country through which they
passed. It moro than fulfilled their
most saoguins expectations. The rich
pess Of the soil, - evidenced in the
splendid crops waving on oil sides, the
vosderfal rspidity Of settlement, and
de beauty Of the scenery were subjects
Of constant remark. That the road
will BE- built, there can be no Doubt:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29
THE GRAIN PROSPECT.

The weather which the next ten days
q two weeks viii bring il considered
with anxiety BY al. Everything de-
psnds upon p'op;tious skies. Thus fa'
nothing more favorable could have been
,sksd for small grain. The cool,
bright days have filed the large heads
Of tho wheat with plump, fat Kernels.
With good weather for harvesting, tho
yisA viii be very hsavy-many bush
Oh mere 70 the acss than for . aumber
Of jean past In some localities in
This county little wheat vas cut this
wax =; . considerable breadth will fall
beneath, the reaper next week ; and but
little win b ]sh Standing BY tho close
Of the week following.
Rye il being cut, and the yield is
good. With but = few exceptional
places, the oats promise : heavy crop
Corn is coming forward we'll, aud ma:
yet give an average yield. With this
al depends upon when tho first heavy
frost shall come. Potatoes will BIZ
abundant. The injury by the potato
bug has not been anything like as seri'
Gus - was anticipated.
We have referred chiefly to the con
dition Of the crops il Northern Minnie
.ot., but reports from other portions .
the State indicate that the harvest vii
b equally bounteous there. With f.vo,
abb weather, th. will be glorious sc.
soa for Minneso,tta, farmers.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

SENATOR GEORGE F. POTTER, Of
Houston county, emphatio.ly deoies the
statement that he has been appointed .
member Of the Washington City Metro
politan Police. He says however that
he is candidate for denomination to
the Senate. 1.-THE more's the pity"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

Ptns,o,!S,1XiIl..--,g We learn 'lbit the Hon.
e. 4. Rollins, lite lcommissio6n,er Of
Internal Revenue, Is now acting As
President Of tie National Life ,1usur-
.nee Company of the United States Of
Aan1searic.., IT. the Comrlp,any'i Brunch
OGce, in Philadelphia, during ths
Temporary absence in Europe, 81 tho
President, O. H. Clark, Esq. ~ Mr.,
Rollins has been a. active member IF
the Board q Directors Of this Company
since its organization, aud in giving .
il interest the benefit Of his rersonal
cooperation, and the advantages Of III,
enlarged experience and extensive az.
qlp.' i,9 Z. We confidently look III .
renewed impetus 70 be gwen Is the :.
ready unprecedented ! progress. IF Til,
eroat National Tns,titution.' . % '52sss'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

The Mankato Revie,o mentions
the following: Mr.. Mclean, Of oil Lake
Crystal, had bis left ar Il broken in
three places On Thursday last. ~.-:.A.
daughter Of Mr.. Mott, Of Vernon Cen
re- j! :, was thrown from horse , ana had
her arm nn;l broken 2 |tex in { two places The
hot weather Of THURSDAY T.. and nd Friday
blasted 81 the wheat j.; in portions Of tie
Minnesota Valley: '"4 '''''>''' y T. +.