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The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

WAXING Up.-The communication from
General CABELL in reference to the or
ganizaton of the Border Rallroad, which
should have reached us last Tuesday,
failed to make its appearance in time for
publication in this issue. He urges upon
leading men of Sebastian, Crawford,
Washington, Benton, Madison and Car
roll counties to call mass meeting of
the citizens, to meet either at Bentonville
or Fayetteville, to organize the Border
Railroad at once, and to invite our neigh
bors from Missouri, especially from
Springfield and st. Louis, to be present
and to induce St. Louis, if possible, to
make this Branch Of the Pacific Rail
road either from Springfield or Pierce
City and to connect at Van Buren, with
the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad
that is being pushed forward with so
much energy. General c. thinks that
this Road extended to Pierce City or
Springfield will be one of the greatest en-
terprises of the day and feels confident
that the people of Benton, Washington
and Madison, if they will put their shoul.
ders to the wheel, can build this Road
with their own personal labor and in n
short space ef time The General is
wide-awakc on this subject and will be at
the Convention at Bentonvillc on the 9th
OF June. Let us have long pull and n
strong pull, and pull altogether.
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10
United States Western District Court

The May term of this Court was called
to order on Monday morning. Judge
II. C. CALDWELL presiding. The Grand
Jury were called, and sworn in and after
the charge returned to their room for
business. 1t being the first day of the
term the Court was adjourned until Tues
day morning.
The names Of the Grand Jury are as
follows; and we notice the absence of
some of the old Government pensioners
from the list
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10
NSs- SnnnLinn of tho nnnrnns

EE Speaking of the negroes, the Al
bany Eeeaipg Journal says; "Wc at the
North did not chatteIizc them, but we
condemned them to a painful and degrad-
ing inferiority." Oh, no, we at the North
didn't chattcize the negroes We were
too good and pious for that When we
found, after many years Of most diligent
experiment, that it wouldn't pay to keep
them, We sold them to the slave drivers
of the South, and washed our hands Of
the business forever. Let us. pray.
Courier. .Jeayndl.
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

~ Hon. Judge CALDWELL, Of the U.
S. Court, and District Attorney WHirrLE
Of the Eastern District Of Arkansas, ar
rived on the Gibson Monday morning.
Also Col. A. Ii. RYAN. who passed on up
to Fort Smith. -"t
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

~ Alex. II. Stephens. writing from
Charlottesville, Ga, April ~, 10 . friend,
sAyaths pswppspes aceounts OF his inn.
pfoyed: health are untrue Chat he can
neither stand nor walk without assistance,
and he expectsto ieave his home
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

ET Tho Senate Cummittee have re-
ported adversely ON the bill for the in
crease of the fees of United States Mar
shals and others Of the Western District
of Arkansas. h1'l aA
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

ET.Among the distinguished arrivals
by the Gibson, yesterday, we were pleased
to meet with DIR. c. j. LINCOLN. The
Doctor is the Junior Of the House of
Dodge d Co., Druggists, Little Rock. We
trust his visit will prove pleasant and
agreeable one, as well as profitable.
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

GT Friday was the most clustering,
dusty day we have ever known, To be
on the street was almost impossible. And
Saturday, although not quite as windy,
was raw, cold day. To account for
such weather. or to recur to its equal,
puzzles the memory ofthe "oldest in.
habitant." 2 a
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

~ We omitted to call attention, last
week, to the professional card Of DIR. W.
DEFFIBAUou The Doctor will he found
at his residence at the Dripping Springs,
ready to attend to all calls for his servic
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

/ would respectfully call the attention of
the citizens of Crawford, Washington and
Benton counties and public generally, to our
large and well selected Stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Trimmings,
Laces, Groceries, Hardware, Queenstcare, Glass
rare, Boots and Shoes, Hats &c. Also, Cam
ton Mattings and Oil Cloths, which
we are now receiving by every boat
These Goods were all bought when goods
and cotton were at their lowest figures, ana
we feel confident that we can and VIII sell
them at lower prices than ever before offered
in this market.
Our stock will be found full and complete
in all its branches. Our motto is
"SmaU Profits and Quick Sales,"
and our terms.
POSITIVELY CASH.
Give us call, and you will be satisfied
that WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Very respectfully,
JOE w. BossERT & Co.
I.I Cor. lIoward-st and Gar. Ave.
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10
VAN Brnnv. Ark. MAY 5. 10.

EDITOR Pass For the benefit Of par
ties interested will You please state that
the following series have been adopted,
by the School Directors, Ms the Text
Books for the Schools in this District
McCunlc's New Series of Readers and Spoilers
Greene's I" Grammars,
Rays E aV" I Arithmetics, f
Guyots Biographies, I
Wehster's t.o-" :" School Dictionaries
Spencerian- System Of Penmanship. ..., r..
JAS, o. CHURCHILL, Sec'y.
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

ES- Mrs. Lincoln is in distress abroad
and wants money, The old clio business
failed. But il Congress gives relief to the
wife of the murderer Stanton. why not
to the wife of the man who was murder
ed /?
The Van Buren press., 1870-05-10

We notice the following members OF
the bar, in attendance on the Court;
Fort Smitb-B I. Duval, w. Walker,
W. l.. Cabell, Jno. Il. Humphries, j. ii.
Rogers, w. Glass
Little Rock-U S District Attorney
Whipple, Eastern Dist
Fayettevillc-Judge f, d. Ham, J. ii.
IIuckclberry, S. Dist Attorney, w. d..
Reagan and Judge j. ID. Walker.
b. Van Burcn--Jessc Turner, Hugh +.
Thomson, &. Wilcox, B. j. Brown, w.
j, Alexander, Bachelor, Robinson and
Young. ....
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-16

Desires to call your attention u tAo fact
that his arrangements and taei.-tles i'f t''e
crescent wear, are such as to eIy bic ann y -l.'
you better ceels At lower prices tEaa lVf S''-
cral years past.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-16

BLOOD PURIFIER!
For the rapid and eiTectual curing Of Liver
Complaint, Hard Digestion Jauudiee. Palpi
tstion Of the Heart Weak Nerves, and all
kinds of Weaknesses, Kidney Disease ans
rheumatism. Ia has ~ equal as Blood Pu~
riEcr. 1t i q sure remedy against all diseases
which arise from impuCity Of the blood, also
Sal,gheum, Erysipclas. Swelling OF ths
Glands. Joints, Painful Boils, Eruptions Of
the Skin, Nerculial and >ypdiidc Affections,
Bone ami Joint SweIliugs Pimples in the
Face, Weak Eyes, elbow skin, and all Dis
eases Of the Bladder and all those Diseases
which have their origin in bad condition Of
the blood. No medicine has ever been offered
TO The 1mcrican public which can eomparo
VIM u, ~ IL use thousands have been re-
stored 70 health and happiness. If taken in
the Spyiugit Will drive an IMPURITIES ont Of the
system Beware Of CCuntcrieJts. Also .ake
care that the name, DIR. W. 4. Sabine. is blown
in the glass oieycry bottle. without which none
i genuine. Fursaic 10y @1 trustworthy drug
gists and dealers In medicine.
Noyt * Blanchard, General Agents, 2I5
Fulton street, New York
And by I. * J. Robinson, Nanitowoc, Wis
Sabine Root and Vegetable Cathartc Pills
universal purgatiyo for families, prepared
only from Vegetables. The ever increasing
demand for these pills encourage US to recon-
, ft-.9 ','e '.'os' eii'ole
- - o,s ~ e'er
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81 - - 81 = -
80 Ui:f. - ,.l..,rla
t. H.. b.. 80 80
!, N =, - 80 ~,
49,, -.
/ ~ ,,.st,-
In. -, - - ,i,,. ,.,,y ,r..-l,,eel IN gL5eb
! tla-r ,.-ils L,,n rec,fi.,. -, ,yc, ,rbnx VAL,
! thoror-hly ami IEIr.: ,-..natheni1., the
stomach .pl bowels. in4.upgch ~ tb.y rein
yiaor4t, the disa.,rl functions. and loan new
/ liz, and yfoor 10 t1o liver. They restore LOST
annette. cure weakness If ne stomach and
,tir,rt Lsl.itu,l r.r.,i,..t;n, TLny crra
! aiso..as ~ III sI.-,...b XII E,,1.cL, .,r.so
o,,.,,t tl.,..,,,.nr TI.r- ,l,,. Ia.,I.,-, 80
4 stomach. in#f-a.,far. ,Iil-tnr-s ami rams -,
! the stomach and ,.,les We know tldusan4s
Of Trustworthy witnesses who testify that
/ through this Inc .iatl, their health has hrsr
( I'm, ,,...t..,.3 a,.r. ..,f .l-... III, y; go, III
! - -, ~ - - 10, ,,,''
I''ii'' i, - - 80 ''' 7''"'''' -
are ''s '".'' H.''"' "'''"''7' purely 'e@et'ols'
| anu CON. Up A' L..Isaiy Or aahe'"I SUBSTANCE
! OF any Nud Whatever Ibey are prepared
wholly rom 2@'Tae. q roots plants and vese-
( tables oi a nature such Jaat they viii mot dam
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-16

4 medical student says he has never been
.ahie 10 discover the bone e contention, al ,
9e<.ras to know whether j: IS 10: situated
very near the jawtoue.
La37ly. .Soucbady called in NJ alb
aree. DID he leave his name
.gererat. o yc=, or, he said It vas
Ilma,crial
"What Is it that strike. closer than
Ir9,hery" said SrntsJ -rhn2. teacher 20
On. Of BIZ. class. ! pos. c.E.o staulp--b!
gum said tie iEC0TrlEiu.e.
..Tbors Is one kind O. ship always steer
clear Of. said an ed bachelor sea captain.
aud that's c9urt-lip. cause On that ship
there always two mates and NJ captain.
\ sardonic opponent Of woman rights
zavs II * a great convenience 10 have Wo-
men a, r0stui,trc-.es. They can not only
inform an applicant if there is letter Tor
him without looking, bu. can tel hun What
Is IN il.
Scene a: Penchoa's, after a masked ball:
Waiter { 70 two young ladies' Ia c1stH"' "e
JaHet:j What may have Inc pleasure 81
bringing yOu?' Answer: Iw0 glasses OF
pou-h' anu d aeE'i0 --''l - i''
! Two married women conversiog. says
one: AS for IRE, my dear, in The first OF
nv gedlc3 EFa tur.'. Fafefe .. '"p i.-.tass''
al alteration, an inces-ant delIFlum, a hap
pine.s iuexrress5iG: [ overwhelmed him
with c9rrcs>es; | believe that could have
eaten bin. And n05?' "NoW-I am
sorry that didn't"
An artist IN indianapolis, Ind, has n
M Ne1at' 'gIy ~: -'!1',''aa .l1l .lfg 7.
.i5 'H'V - 'dhe7 t..'0 ~ r'l'"I.- - us
E,'sIJoi5,. IN4siie ms ''..l's~ 'he ota"'
aay .5l5, Ti' i'''i 'E.i5'." = .le 'a:.l.'
.-.'. H. sI, os' o''.' I IT,, a., .1'
Ike bsS, j. that tired nurse. D.y'c She
I.ak ratural2'
! Montreal paper asserts that an Oh r.aa
having d d 10 thar "l'y .wdsTe a~o, BIZ,
,.l.. an OK rrn.-3 :, . ., -, -. -.
a...~ 81 r. - - -,
r,avn,j -. ,r.'o.,1,,oo ~, III ~, .....5'
VIM hi hen nl.,..i - H.. ,.,,,.,of 10
church, ID . doctor. for fgrty dollars.
= na,' ;5l,--d =, ,ba M. ,i p a ~
-. ar is..t 2 :
II, -, = - -, -. ..T y
49, - - - a'.' ~ =
49, :, aS irs'p,s',t u ~ I1roI *
sent !, lad -n,,a co.., 10 '
for he knew that such currency would not
pass even in he'll without good indorsecs.
For nnra .trategv commend ms IN an In.
Hama lover, A New ALBANY a liver vas
refused nernisx;o7 to see hi. Sarah Jane
9gd watched oy me ora ,o,As and pan dog.
now "n l'i oI4 ne 90 "u' 20 % me mouse
q .lIst WIN ''Lo.ti'' W. ~ ,Ie I"o 70
l- ,!.s' IN "nl'' nc o.u pVVp.e "c'I
1919 ~ Ean l'l H. u', ~ Jus, to'f 1te slI
OVER. he had her all married a, mug as
possible. Tally one Tor the uoosicr.
..., e.-.-.,
- ai..ollce 81 any or u!e--"'&ar, = col
ol'-' ss'' "oin '".'''1 "@"'' ~ 'AS surgeon,
~. l.,s s,..is i iJ,, va ".H5ea' -
~ - p'o" = n'.S, 500 lLG "fuh
-at vet y
No excuse at all, +" said the doctor,
blow away, there's plenty Of wind in an
EN- f. stomach
nol L..
va, I4LuitS, Nfii tAlgn 80 h0NI, SAID
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I W Q RI Y L II 5
Q Q ! an & s Z Q G
NEANUFACTORX.
G. u a II L L Z

9. y q II i Z i
Wishes to INFORM public that he IS con
stantly manufacturing al kinds Of
Boots and SHOES.
at his establishment in Two Rivers, and Is cell
under his own supervision, and Is worth five
times that of slop work from abroad.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing boots and
shoes made 10 order, viii phase give him a
call, and he will guarantee sati sfaction.
G. DAIMLER.
Two Rivers, June 6, 1867.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-17
LUMBER MARKET.

soxE YEARS since poor but talented
gentleman of the medical profession con-
ceived the idea that if be- could produce
q medicine ofunivsrsal application aad
extra ordinary merit aid make II known he
could not only enrich himself and escape
the drudgcry Of Physicians lfe, but also
benefit the sick in q greater measure than
by his private practice. He therefore CON
suited with the best. Physicians he could
find and tho result was the. production of
the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, . famous
and most success sful medicine. He began
in small wsyto make the Mountain Herb
Pills known ~ advertising them and such
was the value Of his Pills, that in a few
years he had not only amassed 4 fortune
out had that rare sstisfsction for = rich
man, of having relieved the sick, and
benefited his fellow-men in every part OF
the country, as thousands Of. grateful tes-
timonials could prove. The .7Jadson,s
Mountain Herb Pills have cured ~ sfep-
sid, Liver Complaint, Female 1rregulaft-
ties, and all Bilious; diso1der This: little
sketch serves both 10 adorn tale and
point q moral: DR.. Judson's Pills were
+ meritorious and the doctor himself knew
| the value Of printers ink: For sale by al
Dealers. -..v 49,. r..u..r =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-17
POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DHFAnruni or xA1Is:
ST. Paul and; way ,stAtions-departs ct
49, Msils elose same , hours Z az
sauk Centre route Departs daily, Sun:
days excepted, at ? 2. Y. Arrive SAND
days at 6 r. N. Mail closes at 1 P. ".
Grow Wing Route-Departsd daily, Sundays
excepted, at 122 P. n. Arrives, came
days, 1T P. H.. Mail closes ct I'm! !
Fair Haven and Wsy-Arrives each Tuse-
day and Friday at 10 4. n. Departs
same days at 2 r. NJ, Nail closes At l
p. n. = St:2.
Two Rivers and way-Dsparts each Mon
day At 7 4. II. Arrives on Tuesday At 4
P. N. Mail closes at 6 A. n.
st. Augusta-Asrives Wednesday and Hat.
urday, at P. n. Departs same days at
Rockville On Saturday, same hour a
above.
Sank Rapids Once adsy.. r, Il : :
Princeton and way-Departs each Thurs.
day at7A: Il. Arrives on Fridsy at
Pm. sMails close at q ~. :..:,..,,s >
80. -, .. q, J.,E. WEST, P. NJ
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BEEF. >CAwLE,

80 the shoef, :. 'ello.':
One isad.sl .nt,s;s..y u7oj hid .t7,rt
r. Rse 4s!5 2: s's : d'''''a IN 49'''
One hundred s1d twenty (12o) he'd At Fort
Totten, D: T., to be delivered by July
Goth, 1870.
Ninety COY head at Fort Stevenson, D. T.,
to be delivered BY July Goth, 1870.
Two hundred and ten s(2lO)s head at Fort
sully, D. T., 70 81 delivered by July
Goth, 1870.
One hundred and twenty (l2o) head at Fort
R.ndsll D. T TO b. delivered BY yqrs
Seventy coy head at Fort Ransom, b. T.,
to be delivered by July 1st, 1870.
The cattle must average about one thou
sa1dssnd ffty Il ,o50) pounds gross weight,
and be steers from three (s) to seven ~
years Of age.
Cattle Of the country only are wanted,
such as are accustomed TO being fed and
housed in winter.
All classss Of Wild cattle, ipclodip Tex
as and Cherokee cattle; fhavihg bssh fGund
unsuited to the climate and the require
ments at these extreme northern posts, IS
we'll as all under three (3) or over seven
(7) years old, and all falling short Of 90d
pounds gross weight, bulls, stays and cows
will be rejected.
+ Each bid should contain q written guar
aHtP4Nrpwl xesponsible persons to the ef-
fetf th1t The bidder is able to fulfill con-
tract in accordance with the terms of his
proposition, and that should his PROPOSE
ton be accepted he will ct once enter into
= ! contract ins AHpofdef(a stHers WITH, and
that they are prepared to become his Sc.
curities, giving good and sufficient bonds
for its fulillment.
The responsibility Of the guarantQsl
must he shown by the official certificate +
the clerk Of tho nearest District Court, o,
Of the U. s. District Attorney, to be en-
closed with the bid.
/ BidsAtttemAie, dthsr MI :B dol
4 Or for each post separately. II nS SID i
in tho name of q firm the name and address
Of each member thereof must be specified
Bidders should b. present TO respond +
RE government reserves rel stihs liz rlikhf Is Sf =.
! ject any and all bids. Proposals should b
endorsea- distiaetly, et..PrePpsale fQr, Pr
/, Cattle" and .d11fss.sd = thS padsfdsd
! By authority Of the Department Com
10 .'Fas fs7: ~ 80: Il. taILllAKyo
"a a@yCSpt' = G. g., Bvt! It: Col 3. d a, T.
Il - Chief G. 8. Department Of Daketl
mnr17l4H& ga E&t zs.I :. ss4s's Il
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THE MARKETS.
ST.. CLour, March 10, 1870,

.o,a ST.. cIour, March 10, 1870. ! !,
Wheat continues 1t previous Quotations
$50 for No. J.; 500 for No. 2. The mar
skct is dull, farmers bringing in but: little
wheat, although the prices now paid are
above shipping rates. There is no: reason
to lsok for any rise, whatever. before next
fall, Is wheat is held in large quantities
throughout the State, and gold: is ON the
decline. r; -, ~ d, - -,
The demand for oats by the Northern
Pacific Company h.s fert the price stiff,
and quotations may be given At &c.,, with
the supply light: w. . ':S!;'7. :. i, =. -: :,
Corn i. . shade drmer, 55aeoyo .. being
paid for good. ,. g.. +. ,s:,@;'
Barley remains at 5oaeoc. :, 49,. ..,,
Rye i. Of good quality, apd brings
Bran $l2 per ton, and scarce. u no -four
is being manufactured for shipment. .'sa<
Hay, plenty, 1t seas. -, ., :. ,, 49,:
The N. P. r. r. demand has advanced
the price Of beans. They bring readily
from $3.50 to $500 PER bu., according %
quality. =, r4a., $50. -. ~, .,.,.t.. -. a.,
Onions-few offered; worth SOC. to 81.
Potatoes are not brought in in large
quantities, though there is no scarcity IN
the country. Dealers pay 45a50c. y
Cranberries are about sufficient to meet
the home demand, and retail at So Per
bushel.,
Green apples sell at 75c per peck; 5000
a$e.75 per Dbl. e.: =, 81:
Eggs are plenty, at zoe, some lots hav-
ing been sold at even less. -: j :. az !,
Good roll butter is very scarce, and
readily brings Csc; frkin butter tn good
Cheese, 200 at Wholesale; retail at $50.
|; But little wool is being brought in; the
market price is 4oc.
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.5 so for .
full cord |; green ,msple, oak ;&os, $3.50
a$3.75; tamarac, So. -. ...,
!, .:,,Y. - M1ss.Apol1s, March. 49,.
Wheat-65a68e. q 49,. r.: 40 :..-.....o 8
: Oats-40a45c. :: .s.:.-iio - ;,ncca
Oorn>-65a65c. i:5:. - is:.::
~. MILWAUKEE, March 16. IL
Wheat-steady ct sea Tor No. /; corn.
52c oats, nominal at $780, 'r.e@s.:s .. h i.
CHICAGO, March IT,: :
Wheat-Irregular; No. 2,77c: : ~! az
Oats-Dull. ;;683a553c. "e''; - '"''
!.
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FARMERS, Ar. rsr1oH You will find it
to your advantage to take your veal calves
to Coats 4 Freeman as they are paying
higher prices than any other butchers in
the city. Our citizens, Who want nice
outlets, or choice pieces Of @>al Tor roasts
and stews, will also remember that Coats
& Freeman's is the place to buy.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reportedto TIE JOURNAL BY John Zapp, Esq.,, Ee9
lister Of Deeds.
For the Week Ending March 10th.
Warrantee Deed from &. E. Bill and
wife to s. D. Leverich for sw4 Sec.
II +. i2s R. 81 ". $500
jyarrantee Deed from G. E. Bill and
wife to R. Ripley for net Sec. POT.
1913 r. "a v. 200
Wa, .-antee Deed from J. Clark to w.
Bu for lots 2, 3, 4, and 6 blk 81
in ]. 'Bowes' adj. to st. Cloud, 400
Warrant. e Deed from Z. Morgan and -
wife to ". Burr for fr.lot blk; 81
in A. A. lHrown's add. to st. Cloud. IS
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Let everybody 50. and enjoy good time.
THE sAUK CENTRE FIRE.
statement Of Losses,

We are indebted to Mr.. E. L. Allen for
the following statement Of losses and in
soranee on stocks Of goods at the Sank
Centre fire. - far Is il known:
I. G. MoClurs-loss about $8,0O0; in
sured fer $4,000 in the Home, Of New H..
ven.
Alex. Moore-loss about 81, 900; insur-
ed for 81 200 in the Rome, of New Haven.
P. Frank-loss about $1,000; insured
for $1,000 in the Republic, Of Chicago.
We have since lea rned that only . por-
ton. Of such Of Mr.. Franks goods ss were
injured were insured, and that Capt. West
has settled his loss, paying him $59s.7o.
Lamb & My,ick-loss $4,000; insured
for $4,000 in the Underwriters, Of Now
York.
8. Pendergast-loss is light, with An in
surance Of $4,000 in the Phoenix.
A policy Of $4,000 in the Etna had
been issued on the stock of hardware Of
Bennett. Carver & Co., but week or two
before tho fire this firm sold out to Moore
& Robbins, and the policy had not been
assigned.
There was no insurance on any Of the
buildings.
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sc, 600 DoLLARs-Worth of furs wanted
at Schulten's Drug Store, St. Germain'
street. schulten has accepted the agency
for one Of the heaviest New York exporting
houses and is prepared to pay the highest
St. Paul prices for good furs of all descrip-
lions. Country storekeepers and trappers
will find it to their interest to give him
call.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-17

The journal Of Agriculture very truly
remarks that farmers who are s'te poor to
take = paper" are pursuing the course
which will pretty surely keep them poor
all their lives. A good local or agrieulta-
raj paper is worth, in its market reports,
hints and general information, many times
its cost to every subscriber-farmer, me-
chanic, merchant or professional man.
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HOMESTEAD ClacuIARs.-We have print.
3D. in the form ofa circular, tho substance
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