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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16
agricultural.
This Department is conducted BY
lion. J. w. Colburn and Hon. John Gregory.
Discussion before the Washington County
Agricultural Society.

The meeting Of the members Of this society
Cor discussion of agricultural matters, wa.
held in the Grand jury Room in the Court
House, in this village, on Tuesday Of last
week.
The meeting was called to order about | !
O'Clock, A. NJ. by the President, D. b.
Wheelock, Esq of Barre. The first ques-
lion for discussion was stated to be, " What
is the most profitable stock for the farmers of
Washington County to raise7'
The discussion was opened by Hon. John
Gregory Of Mortified Mr. Gregory took
the ground that the best stock for dairy pur.
poses, was that known as the improved ma
tive lie had owned one Of this kind from
the milk Of which he made sixteen aud one
half pounds Of butter per week, without ex-
ira feed He thought that if as much pains
were taken with their improved natives as
with full-hlooded fancy stock, no breed Of
cattle 10 the world would equal them as milk
ers. He declared in favor Of a cross between
the Durham or short-hornod cattle, and the
native breed, for by this cross you would get
both good mixers and a good class for beef /;
this class bringing considerably more in mar
ket for beef than the native stock unmixed.
The dairy interests of our State have grown
into great importance. and the demand is now
for the very best cattle, and the prices for the
best stock have proportiouably increased. 1t
is as easy to raise and to keep good COW as
a poor one. If a COW does not prove a good
mixer. she should be fatteped after her first
calf and killed Gceat care should he taken
in the selection Of stock for breeding None
but good milking cows should be used, and
the bull should be thorough bred. The cost
of keeping such a bull would of course be
considerable but with the use which should
be made Of one, he thought it would pay.
Mr.. Gregory said he had tried to introduce
improved stock into this County, but his ef-
forts had not been appreciated, and he had
been loser, pecuniarily, thereby. He hoped
the farmers Of the County would now attempt
to Improve their stock, through the aid of the
Washington County Agricultural Society.
Mr. Wheelock, the President Of the Society,
ageed in the main with the remarks of Mr..
Gregory. He thought the cross between the
Durham and Native breed the best for our
farmers. The Ayrshires give more milk, but
II is not so rich
Experiments made by the Massachusetts
Society for the promotion Of agriculture had
given the following per centage Of cream to
milk from stock Of the following breeds, kept
in precisely the same manner:
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GnERMAN HOUSE. BOsTON.

SOLD 1872 ALL DRUGGISTS.
uIsrHtE-NoHo ifs GUnuiuc without the BiRCn BARK
Label and tho signature Alfred Savage round the
nteh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

NNAIIIElONO w NOV, p T7T7,
M,,srs TAom,on 4 Co.. Seir Harsn oonn.

hRAtlltLohoi We Now % 1862,
Msssrs TA0mson a CO., Ner Haven, bnH.
GESrs In the great fire which occurred hero ON the
3lst ut and which destroyed so large part 90 tho bus
ness portion OF our town. was unfortunate us 20 hu
one Of the victims, Ay store with its c0uteuts was one
urely consumed had No use Al the tpe ono oi Nalou
tine Buffers Alum Patent Fire Proof Sulas email szeI
which ! purchased of YOU some eighteen months no.
said safe ie into the cellar and being surrounded with
kerosene oil and other Ike comhusthle material 10 vn.
subjected 10 terrible heat Tor many h0urs The Dr..
broke out about three O'Clock SUNDAY morning. ,ud The
safe was not removed until about three obi. truc-ny u
ternoon consequently IL remained exposed to the heai
about srtg hoaTs No water WIS thrown upon the SAFE
any Efforts made to cool IL, and yet when your Nh
Thomson forced open to-day, dho lock beng 20 warped
that Il could not be operated We were aston.he 20 nd
the contents all preserv dtne writing perfectly log bio
and with the exception of the paper bong Itted.-
colorei BY the steam all was apparently in good Gone
dition rs when deposited Saturday ulsht J nvHurr
with my neshbors, that my sale wps n ho h1f PM NJ
The uhoe ire II certainly bears the marks OF hayn.
been subjected 70 more than ordinary pst aud tnf
tOrd great pleasure 10 recommend nfs ui this MON.
uacture TO business men generally.
Very respectfully Your,
A. q. DAVENPORT
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A GREAT CHANCEl AorNrs WAIVED

II o. O00 per year suto made 10y Agents mole orc
male, selling our MORLn-RryOW FArtNr EYgnLhsi-
ING NnrE Was CLoraEs LiNgs. Cheupest sud ncs.
Clothes Lines ia the world only three otnts pgr iDot
and will last hundred years. Address the hl iHON
RIVER WIRE co, 10 William ST., h.Ai ol, IN h.iI-
born st., Chicago. III. "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-16

NOTICE -- We have Wilton's Catarrh
- Cure, for the euro Of Catauh. Il will also cure
Headache, Iuothachs and Neuralgia, and Wo will re-
fund thc money Tor every bottle that does not help the
atfht We invite every one 10 call Al our stores and
Test ono medicine with very ingenious patent nhaling
tube roc W cost and satisfy themselves Of IL merits
before puTghaHng
Or. > b. Woodward. BiKiy Co., RedAeld Crooks
Agents iu Montpelier. s. Wood, Agent In Barre
thereby certify that have used Nlton's Catarrh
euro and Hn safi Sized that II has effected IN my case
permanent cure, Of severe case Of oatarrh, haylag
tuod other remedies without success.
n. u. HOPKINS.
Montpelier Jan. Is, 1870. Oide
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-24

r The Tayiofs Fa !, R 1i' s., say !;
petitions are 10 circulation asking fol
the removal Of the Laud Office irom
| that PLACE 70 Rush City, and that tho
change is but /. question oatimc:.ff
u. Il. Kinney, stage agent Of
Mankato, had the left side OF bis face
torn off by coming in contact with a
spliutered limb while riding on the
outside Of a stage coach.
i BY a "mcre coincidence" says the
Rid Wing al trp,6icdh;S ahe 'e1ediiooe
bermoos in all the churches at that
place on Sabbath evening, were on the
subject Of temperance. A very excel
lent coincidence-----Davjd Pardy
sold to Paul Waulmer a pair of cattle
weighing 1910 pounds.
.Ilh5nlhs. i.iisIa.iisonJ&, pa,Iof tic:
North STIR 1r,n Works, St. Anthony,
yesterday received an order by tele-
graph from Messrs. Hersey, Staples &
Bean for steam engine complete with
20 inch cylinder, 80 inch stroke and
supplied With the Tremaine patent bal.
ance valve; to b ready for shipmedtby
the last day of April-Minneopolis
Tribune.
-Gcn. Sickles has been confirmed
"a Minister to Spain.
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DIED.

At Hastings, Mimi. on l4th inst. Of liver
complaint, STEPHEN H. D1cKEN, aged 81
years.
Mr.. Dicken will be- remembered by the
former members OF the Seventh MINI. In
fantry as the Orderly Sergeant Of Company
s'F," and at the close Of tho war tas its
Second Lieut.. A: brave soldier, an honest
man and faithful friend gone to his eter-
nal rest. r.
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ExPER1INr1AD ooiT.-Yes.su surely e1peles
ience teaches those who use DR.. Morse's
Indian Root Pills that it's bsttsreto take
q medicine upon the first symptoms Of dis.
ease, that will surely restore health, than
to wait until the complaint has become
chronic. Use these pills in all cases of
es@sss fs@ nas'i;s asa::A g.
the Ometa Almanac from your storekeeper,
it contains much useful Information for the
invalid and convalesoent. 1fyou ase all
ing use DR.. ,Morse's Indian Root Pills and
you will find them Of great value. Sold by
all Dealers. =; &C. - n34a
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-24
BEEF CATTLE.
On the hoof, as follows


= it,
One hundred and seventy (170) head at Fort
:: Buford, D. T., to be delivered by August
LIST, 1870.
oae hundred and twenty 2o) head at Fort
:: Totten, D. T., to be delivered by July
's>'2oth,:' 1870.
Ninety l9o) head at Fort Stevenson, D. r.,
.tosbe delivered by July goth, 1870.
Two hundred and ten (2lO) head at Fort
Doth, 1870. =
One hundred and twenty (l2o) head at Fort
Randall D. T, to be delivered by june
list, 1870.
Seventy (70) head at Fort Ransom, D. T.,
/ 70 BE delivered by July LIST, 1870. -,
The cattle must average about one thou
sand and fifty (1,o50) pounds gross weight,
andbe steers from three (s) to seven ~
years Of age.
Cattle Of the country. only are wanted,
such: as.ars accustomed 10 being fed and
housed in winter.
All classes Of wild cattle, including Tex
IS and Cherokee cattle, (having been found
qgsuited 70 the climate; and The require
&eAaS Il these extreme northern posts, as
we'll as all under three (3) or over seven
(7) years old, and all falling short of 900
pounds gross weight, bulls, stays and COWS
will be rejected.
Each bid should contain written guar
antee Of two responsible persons to the ef-
feet that the bidder is able to ful6ll con-
tract in accordance with the terms of his
proposition, and that should his PROPOSE
ton be accepted he will at once enter into
= contract in accordance Herewith, and
that they are prepared to become his &C.
snrities, giving good and sufficient bonds
Tor its fulfllment.
The responsibility Of the guarantors
must be shown by the official certificate CT
the clerk Of the nearest District Court. OF
Of the U: 8. District Attorney, to be en-.
closed with the bid.
| Bids may be made either for the whole
OF for each post separately. If the bid i,
in the name ofa firm the name and address.
Of each member thereof must be specified
Bidders should be present to respond t.
their bids. -.
Thegovernment reserves the rieht to re-
ject any and all bids. Proposals Should b,
endorsed distinctly, proposals for Bee
Cattle" and addressed to the unders;gn
ed.
By authority Of the Department Com
mander.
J.H. GILMAN,
| Capt e. C. s., Bvt. 1t. Col. y. 8. A.,
81 y: Chief G. s. Department Of Dakota
| m4rl7-4W ~ Ss-. rs
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c1Oes
A private letter from Fort Ripley gives
the following items:
"a SOLDIER while drunk, strayed O.: mile
from the Fort, stayed Out all night and was
found frozen to. death. ,.s>;;s ..... ....Y
s:Another chased o deer FIVE miles
through four feet Of snow. in /. tho woods,
got lost, lay out ell night, and is now in a
critical condition. If he lives, he will
have to lose both his feet.
'tAnother attempted TO commit suicide
by swallowing morphine. The fact was
discovered before tho shutting Off pro-
cess was accomplished, and squad Of men
was set to. work. trottiDg him up and down
the hospital.hall, until the effect Of the OPT
ate was overcome. It was good half-day's
work to keep the fellow awake. When he
was brought out all right, the Sergeant Of
tho guard informed him, facetiously, that
this was what was called forced march,
"The ferry boat is in the middle Of the
Mississippi river, fast in the ice, and will
probably be carried down with the opening
of the river" >...'.< ;. ~ ~ $.
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NolrHIRx PAc111o NIws.-On satur-
day evening Mr.. G. H. Alsop arrived from
the Upper Mississippi surveys, and went
to st. Paul, whore he met Col. Owen. He
returned on Tuesday, and expects to start
ags,n in day or two to make further sur
vsys. He takes additional men from this
place, and Will have : party Of seventeen.
This line from the Mississippi river, via
Pine Lake, to some point ct or near George
town, will differ but little from the last.
A line Of levels will b run. Mr.. Alsor
has no idea. when he viii return. He re-
ports the snow ~ less deep where be hal
been than it 10 here. g@,s
ID The last heard from Capt. Smiths party
engaged IN surveying for the branch lin,
Of the Northern Pacific from St. Clout
uorth-wsstward to point Of ,atsr,ectio,
with the main Hue, it Was close by Mo
Clurs's cav mills, near Burnhamv,lls, i,
Todd county. The line ID being very care
fully run, and appears to be . permanen
rather than mere random line. Som
man were engaged here this week to joi
tho party. i. .....as ..... w.. .. a..
Over fifteen hundred teams arc now .,
esgsd In hauling freight to the differe,
supply points Of the Company.
Gov. Smith, tho President Of the N. !
r. r., Is in Minneapolis, and It is expsct'
that be viii be IN, ST. Cloud before long.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-24
POST OFFICE; !.

. ARRIVAL AID ;;p,rrPAn4uaE Or ,t41Ls. 9 :
St. Paul and way stations-departs at
A. Il: Mails close same hours! f'ICI.
s.af e.s 4 45assDsp..hit. d.i, SUI:
d1ya e1ceptedS 1t 2 r, n. Arrive; same
days At P. N. Mail closes .at P. N.
CroN3Whs Rvute :+.@DspaFtsdsfly, SundAys
excepted, at 129 P. N. Arrives, same
il ds5o, see P.<M Mil si6Ses 10 12in! "
Ri R !ss t ;s$ 1. %.st
:, :ees d.y.>t2 e"~' / Nail closes At !
I'm.
Two Rivers and way-Departs each Mon
day at 7 A. N. Arrives on Tuesday at
Pm. Mail closes at 6 M.
St. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday ,and Sat-
Z urd 1sksl $500 sDef 6k&SSG6S daS u
2P. NJ.
Rockville opatstspAssss 1Sme hour 81
above.
Sank Rapids-Onoe . day.
Princeton and wsy-Departs each Thurs
day at A. N. Arrives on Friday at G
Pm. Mails closeat'63 AK.
! J. 6. WEST, P. NJ.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-24

Tho editor Of the Wells Atlas is over
joyed because they have a baby at their
house,. He is 10 delighted with the s'cease-
less prattle" chow about two O'clock A. M. y
of this young hopeful, and Of babies in
general, that, like hero and patriot,
he exclaims, "1et them GENE"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-24

: A Washington correspondent, writ
log to the St. Paul Pioneer, says:
G: 'Tbe great State of the Northwest,
Minnesota, 10 Congress is as we'll aud
as ably represented as any other State
in the Union, It's delegation in Con.
gress is in no wise inferior to tho down
east States, where they graduate at
Yale and Harvard, less learned perhaps,
not 50 classical, with less New England
puritanism about them than some 9TH
ers, but with more practical common
sense. They have learned western
ideas-western wants"
Although differing from him politi-
cally, he refers to Senator Ramsey in
the following favorable terms:
"Of Senator Ramsey it is needless to
say anything his name is household
word in Minnesota the cabin as we'll
as the pa|atial homes: From the first
day Of June, l849, when Senator
then Governor-Ramsey issued his
first proclamation, declaring the terri:
tory Of Minnesota organised, in pursu-
ance of law, down to the present time,
he has been friend Of the people.
During the war, as Governor, he dem
onstrated what economy and manage.
ment might do. Minnesota at the close
Of the var had no war debt, to suppress
the rebellion, and yet Minnesota had
no peer in the number Of men furnish.
ed in proportion to population, or thu
kind Of men as to character, worth OF
morals. Minnesota's sons were at Bull
Run, Shiloh, Gettysburg-with Sher.
man in his grand march to the sea, be-
fore Richmond, aud, in, flct, upol
every battle field where heroism ant
bravery gave renoWn to the flag Of on,
country, as every cemetery in tn
South, the manned in every county i.
the State, tho official records in you
; State Department, the records her
at your national capital, will tull!
prove. - - -...
"Mr. Ramsey makes no pretension
to great oratorical power; neither doe
he seek to DO considered the frat ma
in the Senate 10 point Of ability; 70,
as hard working, practical men he
q much better man for the wants an
interests of Minnesota than, perhaps
any other man in the Senate
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-24

ST.. CLoup, March "a, 1870

ST. C1oup, March "a, 1870.
Wheat continues 1t previous quotations
$50 for No. i; 500 for No. 2. The mar
ket is dull, farmers bringing in but little
wheat, although the prices now paid are
above shipping rates. There il no reason
to lsok for any rise whatever before next
fall, as wheat is held In large quantities
throughout tho State, and gold is on the
decline.
The demand for oats by tho Northern
Pacific Company has lert the pride It'll,
and quotations may be given at $780,, with
the supply light:
Corn is q shade 6rmer, 55a60 G. being
paid for good.
Barley remains at 50a60c.
Rye is Of good quality, and brings
50a55c.
Bran $i2 per ton, and scarce. . no aour
is being manufactured for shipment.
Hay, plenty, at seas.
The N. P. r. b. demand has advanced
the price Of beans. They bring readily
from $3.50 to $500 per bu., according to
quality.
= Onious'vsry scarce; SOC to 81 resdily.
Potatoes are not brought in in large
quantities, though there is no scarcity in
the country. Dealers pay 45a5oc.
Cranberriss are about sumc.eht to meet
the home demand, and retail at So per
bushel.
Green apples sell at 75c per peck; $500
s$6.75 per Dbl. ~
Eggs plenty, at Is to zoe.
Good roll butter is very scarce, and
readily brings Csc frkin butter in good
suppl, la4,20e! - =. :&s5sSa II
Cheese, zoo at Wholesale; retail At 25c'
But little wool is being brought in; thu
market price is 400.
Dry maple wood 10 worth $4s$4.60 fw .
| ull!eord; green maple, oak, 4&oo:!$8.0
fa$3.75; tamarac, So.
| MINNEAPOLIS, March. 28%x
Wheat-o6a68s. 81 4 - '';sz5I ri
Oats-4Oa45o. ;1a .rs>1Ii,*%aG
| Corn--55a66c
81: ~*-2>. MnwAukEs, March g.:
Wheat dull ct s43c for No. r., CON
Sc oats, dull. ~, :.,;,:,,, =
is,r: CHICAGO. N.r,h g..
aWheat-1rregular; No. q 742e. SIT "a
Corn-Firm, at 72ic. '.,' II ,2oH*' :.
Oats-Dull, 873c. >iH', -. bur- $500
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For tho Week Ending sIIarch va.
Warrantee Deed from r. Meyer and I !
wife to J. Kolles for fr. lots 8, 4 and
blk ~ in Edelbrock's add. to St.
Cloud. 3sr.: ~ lts..;,ss SO
Warrantee Deed from 8. n. Tobey
and hush. to F. Knower for Oh ~ ~
SEQ. 6 T. l22 B. % Y. 81 - 20
WaIrantee Deed from 8. J. Truax and ..
wife to r. J. Truax for VI sci Sec.
IL T. l28 R. 85w. @s.,.s, i ~
Quit-olaim Deed from G. Wait to W. - -
B. Phillips for nef Sec. "a. +, 1926
! R.S5 Y. = .a.s.4: ... - - ~: 2O{
Wsrrantee Deed from W. B Phillips
and wife to r. J. Trusx for VI net
Soc. "a T. 1926 r. IS ". y. -, 25(
Warrantee Deed from VIM. G. sohet-
enberg to H Schsfsnbsrg for lots
and 8 blk 81 and lot 8 blk "a, in A.
A. Browns add. to St, Cloud. K l,0M
Quit-claim Deed from @! ". Nssh and Il :
wife to 8. B. Perry for set Sec. II
T. l2b r. 34w. 800
Warrantee Deed from First Div. st.
P. g. p. R. r. Co. TO N. Just for
nw4 nw4 Sec. IA T. 125 r. GOV. 24O
Warrautee Deed from P. Schneider
and wife TO- G. W. Hersohbaoh for 4
lot 4 blk in Columbia Square
City Of st. Cloud. $50
Quit-ciaim Deed from s. B. Perry to
F. B. Nash for set Sec. II T. 125
r. 34w. 800
Warrantee Deed from A. NJ. Becker ];
and wife to D. D. Smith for sw4
Sec. IA T. l24 r. "a ". 500
Warrantee Deed from N. Rassier toS.
Rassier for ne acres Of mel sw4
Sec. IA T. 124 r. 20 w. 60
WARRANTED Deed from T. Stocking
and hush. to J. Plates for lot 6 BLK
4 Columbia Souare CITY of 81 n
Cloud. ~ - : i'..~.~ 800
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-24

SoxE YEARS since . poor but talented
glnt hif 4 04Sdicafs ltdSns ~
csfvSd The .1djf that il u c6uld" pfoduce
q medicine Of universal application aad
extraordinary merit and make it known he
could not only enrich himself and escape
the drudgery Of Physicians Life, but also
benefit the sick IN ! greater measure than
BY his private practice, He therefore con-
suited xithathe bsst' Psi sicisns' he could
ind AID The result vasthe ypredpetiop Of
TIE Juds6n' Monhtain Herb Pills, : "a nous
and most sueees sfatmedisi,s. He bessp
in small way to make the Mountain Herb
Pills known y adsert6i6g them and 6nch
WAS the value Of his Pills, that in . few
years he had not oily 1massed . fortune
but had that rare satisfaction for . rich
| man, Of having relieved the sick, aud
benefited his fellow-men in every part Of
the country, as Thousands of grateful tes'
timouisls could prove. Tho Judson's
Mountain Herb Pills have cured Dyspep'
| sia, Liver Complaint, Female Irregulsri
ties, and oil Bilious; disorders,.. This ittl'
sketch serves both 10 ador1 . tale and
point moral DIP, Jndson's, Rilld- 7w<f,
meritorious and the doctor himself knew
the value Of printers ink. For sale by al
! Dealers.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-24

AIExA1D11A.-The Post urges prompt
action on the part; Of Douglas county for
securing q railroad, outlet eastward. That
rich and productive country should oer-
tain'y have some means for the eheap land
rapid transportation Of its surplus pro-
duets.....:.The editor, speaking Of the
Lake House, at 0sakia, wants to be com
mended for getting = "square meal'' there.
No need Of that any, persons who stops
With Adley is sure Of being we'll taken
care Of. r-., ..,an,.,