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WINE OF LIFE.

Tho great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink,
Warmers Vinun Vito, or Wine Of Life
II free from any poisonous drugs or mpurties being
prepared for those who require stimulant. 1t 10
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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warner's Pile Remedy has never failed
mot even in case to cure the very worst cases Of
Blind. itching or Bleeding Piles Those who If.
icted should mm ediatey call their druggist and
get Warmers Pile Remedy. 1t is expressly for the
Piles and 10 not recommended to cure any other dis.
sase It has cured many Of over thirty years.
standing Price 81 For sale by druggists everywhere
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EDWIN m. WRIGHT.
A T T 0 r n Ely AT LA w
Office IL Bells Block, St. German Street,
ST. CLOUD. MINNESOTA
Mill Privilege for Sale.

The undersigned will sell a frst.olass Mill
Privilege, on the Ashley River, FIVE miles
from Sank Centre, on the Red River road.
This is in the heart Of inc agricultural
country, well settled, and offers superior in
duoements for the erection Of q grist mill.
For terms, address,
ALLEN Wesley,
n16-2m Sank Centre, Stesrns Co., Mimi
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W. WEARY,
CARRIAGEMAKER.

T HAVE removed to my new shop, one
i door above Jonee' blacksmith shop.
where am prepar ed to do oil kiads Of
work in the Carrisgemsking line. Wagons.
bstantisl manner 1t low rates. Psrtieu.
srsttsntion paid 70 repairing. vt
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TO BUSINESS MEN,.

TH1 JOURNAL Office has just received q
very large stock Of new type, embracing
Ill the new varieties in styles. Also, cuts,
cards, tags, etc. This Office cannot be ex-
oelled in the style Of its job printing.
Prices very low.
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NOTICE.

FoR SA1E.-Lot 2, block ~, in st. Cloud
|city-cheap for cash. Inquire Of o. E.
Garrison, over the Post Office.
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100 BARRELS
EXTRA MESS PORK
Just received, and for sale in quantities to
suit purchasers, at -:
D. NJ. G, MURPHY & CO..
Burbank l. Pewell's Block, St. 0srmain ct.
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MEAT MARKET.

CROSS & PLATES.
at Lueg's old stand)
Will keep on hand constantly
E r Il S FL M e A II
Of al kinds, at the lowest Market Prices.
Give them call. v13-n7
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The .Cosmopolitan,

The Cosmopolitan,
- - -;
PIONEER HARDWARE STORE
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Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Stoves and Tinware,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c., &c.
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wekeepoon good ortment Of
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS.
consisting
BELLOWS, PETER wR1GHTs ANv11s, v1sEs,
DRILLS, &c.
8USSEX M'LEOD 81 CO.'S STOVES.
Among HOME TREASURE PROTECTOR e.
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G. BRIDGMAN,
Dealer in
LU M 3 ID r :
At the Mills, Lower 81, Clonl
FARM FOR RENT.

The undersigned would s6sr IT. rent a
excellent farm on Hsuk River, ssvsa miles
from St. Cloud. II contains 10 ssrss-
l2O acres under cultivation, the bslsuss
good meadow and timber lsad-eol has .
good house, barn, we'll, Ae. Rsat, $3.50 .
year. Inquire st TIE JOURNAL ONCE.
JOHN VANDBAeLUIo
At Cloud, Oct. 18th, 1870 v1S-n14
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

From the undersigned. = B. clsud.
Nina, on or shout Nay lot, 80 breva
PONY MARE; also enc Boy PONY HORSE
with white stripe On end Of his lsse, one
hind foot white above the beet, and
saddle marks. Both have Whit sess n
their face, and are about eight years old
each. A rewsrd OF SIS will b paid fef
their return, or liberal sum for tnsorDe-
ZION that will lead 10 their recovery.
;ui d ALLAN 0RIFYIH.
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~ sly filtration,
BY the light Of Oh sndslief,
With music 70 play In the pauses,
AnA nahoAv vAvv MAAv

Ana nop0oy very 0e4S."
These are some of the changes Of 4
haf.eentury. Those who want to can
point the moral % TO our more advanced
civilization and greater refinement As
read in these sigus.
will joy be less uncondned if in
eur nery-uakingp and givings to each
ether 10 glance back through the ages
10 The Cause that has given Us the day
Ne Christ Child whose birth We. cele~
b'.teI Remembering Him, shall We
ut remember His 'tlittle ones''?-"the
poor - have always With YOU" In
'7hs land Of plenty there should, on
Christmas day 1t least, be no 6reless
,ssrthstoues, no shivering bodies, no
,uogry mouths. It will be but 4 poor
commentary on our higher civilization
Z We fail in this-if We debase the day
- ourselves instead Of raise it to Him
Remembering not Charity, Peace and
food Will.
"-wi.h yen health, and love, and mirth,
As hts tho solemn Christmas-tide,
Be this, good friends, our carol still
Be peace on earth, be peace on EARTH
70 men Of gentle will.''
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agreed 70 adopt the prudent course by submitting to
the reforms decreed.

Tho Austrian support Of NapoIeon's Position
The Colonge Gazette OF April % publishes the io :
lowing analysis OF the despatch addressed by the
Cabinet OF Vienna TO that Of the Tuieries support.
ing the overtures made by France 10 the Court OF
ROmo:- t
The document begins by noting with lively satls'
faction the accord OF the two Cabinets on tle SUP.
ject. II adverts to the instructions given by tne
Austrian government to Count de Trauttnansdorr,
written In the same as that OF Count Daru anu
having for object to signaize the danger that might
arise nom connict between cyil ana religious 50
ciety Austria not less than France, Is anxious 70
maintain intact the Independence OF the Churcn'
and has no intention Of weighing. on the decl. %
sensions Of the Council In matters Of dogma. She
desires only to point out the inevitable consequences
OF any acts directed against OWL legislation. IL
ess the fear OF danger to the institutions OF the coun-
try and the dread Of change In the good relations
between Church and State that has determined the
Austrian Cabinet to take this step respecting the
Roman Curia; and the proceeding cannot nave =
suspicious character as notable part Of the Fathers
In Council share the same sentiments ana the same
apprehenslons. This act OF the Vienna Cabinet Is,
however, quite independent Of the attitude OF the
minority Of the Council. ,t t..rls,
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lc spirited men In those places VINO VIII take tne
Initiative In organizing the league and contributing
at least their moral support TO q cause 30 clearly
lust 10 Americans. The sole present purpose " tne
league II 70 give strength 20 the popular desire "
SEQ Cuba free ana thereby encouragement 70 the
struggling patriots OF the island and also 20
strengthen the hands OF her over -tnlid friends IN
Washington THIS q least, ~ needed TO redeem the
Some reparaon Is certainly due for the thirty gun.
boats and the warlke stores which daily leave our
ports for the murder OF brave people who are kim
ilred at least In their desire to be free The names
OF those who are prominently identtnod with the
Cuban League IN this city are sufficient guarantee
for the sincerity and stngleness OF purpose Of the
Organization. They have earnestly appealed TO the
people OF the United States to join them In their good
work. and we strongly commend their appeal and
the cause in which t b made, 70 the friends Of free
dom and humanity at all points where the work OF
OrRanization has not been commenced.
1t q special meeting of the league held at the
SpinQler House on the 9th inst. the fou0wlng Elk
ecutive Committee was appointed;-Genera a!n; Am,
Frank p Blair, General Oassius NJ Gay, GensES, Snn
Alexander Shaier Mr. Ethan Allen, 0ener1 uVfoo1 M
Granger, Mr. Thomas +. Stewart genera y "
Darling General Joseph Hayes, COionel - -.
MaciaS, General william H. Morris, aener6 n.
Allen, Mr.. Douglas Taylor, Mr.. Gideon :. iuc1cr' n
General Joseph j. Bartlett, Mr. John Oakey. MI ner,
nard Cassery, Mr.. 4. g. Stedman and Generai ApIan
Duryea. VwgWfrN
A meeting OF the members OF the committee Will
be held at 1l9 Broadway next Monday
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The Auti.InfnlIibilists of the East.

From the Memorial Diplomatique of Paris, April o.
A telegram from Constantinople, published by the
Journals. announced few days ago that the Patri-
arch, archDishops and Oriental monks who are at
Rome had claimed the protection OF The Porte to en-
able them leave the city in security, seeing that the
Pontifcal police menaced them as anti-infallibists
and that one of them had already been mareated BY
the agents. Our correspondents IN the Eternal City by
explaninU the real stale Of the case reduces the
putations which have been made against the Papal
government on this matter to their just value.
Those eccesastics who belong to various provinces
and the different rites Of the East possess ten con-
vents at Rome For some time past numerous COM
plants having been made as to the laxity OF their
Apostolic Visitor, to make strict inquiry into the
subject Several Of the mOnasteries refused to pay
any attention to the Holy Fathers orders, pleading
| privileges acquired o6 antique, and even went so
iar as to decline to admit the Visitor, so that the
investigation il terminated and has only TOO fully
justified the charges brought against the Oriental
m0Rks who, admitting their errors. have at length
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ROME.

Pope Plus the Ninth ON InfaIIibiIty-Hansary
and Austria in Opposition.
The European journals OF April 20-the latest
date-to hand by steamship yesterday, contain the
following reports from Hungary and Austria:-
A Pesth paper says that the Hungarian Archbishop
Haynald had audience Of the Pope the other day,
ut which he warmly urged his Holiness to abandon
the dogma Of Papal infaDiliry and represented that
the PRONUNCIATION of such dogma would only lead to
schsm In the Church. The Pope replied as f0l0ws:-
cit is just for the purpose OF preventing disturbances
and dissensiOns In mems minds that the dogma OF
infallibty is necessary. Look where you will. you
find strife and disputes among men. there are 30
many questions as TO which they cannot come to an
agreement. Hitherto there has been to settle
disputes and decide doubtful questions by his
tence; but If Papal infability is once recognized
the successor Of st. Peter will give his nfalible
mems minds be tranquilized, for they VIII know on
which side lies the truth"
The pamphlet issued by Cardinal Rauscher Is en-
titled "ObservatiOne QuGdam de lnfallibilitates Ec-
clesi@ Subecto" and strongly opposes the dogma
Of Papal infalbility. IL concludes as fOllows:-
sShouid 1t be decreed that the Pope alone de-
eide with nfaillbe Judgment in matters OF faith
deprived of that authority account OF which st.
Gregory the Great admitted that he venerated them
equally with the four Evangelfsts. They would In
deed, be superuous for deciding questions OF faith
and morals, and must have been so always, even In
the time OF the NcRan Fathers. BY their acceptance
OF this sentence would be declared against the
innermost essence of the ancient Church Moreover,
the assistance which, as is known, was given her at
time of great pressure by the Council Of Trent and
even the Holy See would lose that protection which
1t then found in the assembled bishops"
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FRANCE.
The Duchess de Berri's Funeral.

The Duchess de Berri's Funeral.
The Paris Unto,s Of April 2s, gives the following
details relative to the funeral OF the Duchess de
Berrf:-
The room in which the Princess expired, being
great crowd OF plous m0urners. The inter-
ment took place on the Goth. About ten
O'Clock Count de Chambord, accompanied by
the chamber, and the mass for the dead was
Immediately celebrated by numerous clergy from
service was concluded the cortege set out for the
cemetery OF Mureck, IN the parish Of Brunsee,
where the deceased had long since selected her final
resting place. The procession. which included the
principal nOtabilitles OF the country, was aug
mented at each sep By groups OF peasants who
came TO pay a last tribute OF respect 70 lady who
had endeared herself to all by her Kindness and
charity. After the religious rites had been COM
peted Count de Chambord left for Frohsdorf.
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The Episcopal Postulatu M.

A letter from Rome gives the following the ex
act tenor of the pOstdt1n just laid before the Pope
by or on behalf Of the majority OF the bshOps:-
Since writings circulated with desire which becomes
day vehement attack Catholic tradition,
the dignity of the Council, to disturb the minds Of
the faithful Increase dvisions among bishops themselves
Church. since, the other hand, the time near when II
will be perhaps necessary to suspend the sessions Of the
question which aaaes mems minds should unsolved
ia ORDER therefore, that the of Christians may
longer allowed TO be blown about by wind Of doc
ne that the Ecuencal Council and the Catholic Church
and that the disorder already openly too great not
the undersigned Fathers hunbly and
very urgently implore Holiness most blessed Father
the which Christ the Lord has committed to Of
feeding and the lambs and by the imposed
upon Of confirming brethern to be pleased ad
saw give orders that the draft decree a) concerning
the nfabty Of the Supreme Ponf may be brought Into
the Council for deliberati0n without any delay
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INDIA.

News to London In One Dny-COmmercia!
Pr0gress-'sGirdiing'' the Earth.
The London journals OF April 2s publish the fol-
lowing telegram, dated in Calcutta, April 2s. the
same day. The despatch was received in London at
eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, Of the day In which 1t was
written in Asia:-- ~
After the conclusion OF the. engagement between
the Viceroy and Maharagah, Of Cashmere relative
to transit duties, Mr. Forsyth proceeded to Yarkand
as Envoy Extraordinary.
The government OF Bengal has submitted pro-
posal to the government of india to abolish the
Board or Revenue and TO establish Board OF Com
mlssi0nerS for 1t.
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BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

The following bills were approved by Governor
Hoffman on Saturday, and are now on hle In the
office OF the Secretary Of State:-
For relief Of P. Root.
Incorporating BROOKLYN Loan and Trust Company.
incorporating New York state Loan ana trust
Ip incorporating New York Bankers Life Insurance
Town Hall at New Rochelle.
Incorporating New York Loan and Improvement
Incorporating Auburn Safe Deposit and Trust
trustees trustees of MorrisanIa.
Police at CohOeS
Charter of White Plains.
Relating to charter Of Schenectady.
Reviving Seneca Falls Savings Bank.
Merchants Life Insurance Company-amending
Rutgers Fire Insurance Company ny-amending char
Relating to North American Life Insurance Com
Providing for survey OF Rochester.
Amending charter Of Hope Fire Insurance Com
Creenbusn police.
To amend charter OF Little Falls.
Relating to village OF sag Harbor.
Appropriations for public and charitable fnstitu-
TO provide ways and means for support of govern
ment
In relation to mortgages.
North river and Brooklyn piers and wharves-
amending act.
In relation TO Lansingburg.
Amending charter Of Ogdensburg.
United states Life Insurance Coinpany-amending
charter.
Charter OF Potsdam.
Charter Of Middetown
Charter OF Nunda.
Relating to elections In Richmond county.
Establishing police In Lansingburg.
Saratoga Springs-highway labor.
In relation to right OF dover
In relation to charter OF Rochester.
Charter of Long Island City.
Incorporating House OF the Evangelists.
Incorporating Manhattan Dispensary.
New York Employment and Indemnity Company,
Incorporating New York Mechanical Institute.
incorporating Noah Benevolent Association.
Incorporating New York Real Estate Exchange.
Trustees OF Port Jervis to drain lands
Amending charter Of Saratoga Springs.
Incorporating B0onville Driving Park Association
incorporating Forestville Agricultural Society.
incorporating New York Loan and Indemnity
Company.
Incorporating Staten Island and Elizabeth Ferry
Company.
| incorporating Attca Water Works Company
| Amending charter OF Abingdon Square Savings
Bank. 4s
Incorporating oswego County Sayings Bank.
Wapplnger's Savings Bank. amending act
In relation to Oneida Lake Canal.
In relation to Tloga County Savings Bank.
incorporating Central Savings Bank, New York.
Amending the code of procedure.
Livingston County Savings Bank. , 4.
New York Pacific Savings Bank
| Pawling Savings Bank.
Charter or Flushing.
| Double railroad track In Brooklyn and Newtown.
Repair drains on lands OF Thomas Noyes, &c.
Canal bridge at H0rseheads.
s' conssract road e or highway in Jamaica and New.
| Relief of Archibald Macarthur.
| Lexington avenue, New York.
| Cosmos Lite Policy Trust Company.
| Amending incorporation OF Enra
/ Town Hall at Gal6n.
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AFRICA.

News from tho West C0ast-Pregress Of the
Great Native War.
The West African mail steamer Baifra with the
west Coast mails. arrived at Liverpool England,
April 2s She landed 225 ounces OF gold dust, 1Ss
soveregns in specie and thirty-one passengers
The news from the coast Is unimportant
The health at Bonny was sckly, and trade was
stopped by traders themselves. Benin was un-
healthy but the health at the other ports was good
and trade generally quiet.
The new oil season had comm enced at Opobo. Oko.
Jumbo had surprised one of Jah Janis canoes, and
murdered the whole crew, numbering forty.
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RAID on AN IsoN-cLAO,

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday before
Jusape Downing, Joseph Heller OF the United STATES
monitor Mianatonomah, preferred q complaint
against Marcus Miller and Alice O'Connor Of steal
ing from him fifteen dollars. He was induced BY
Mrer to 90 into basement at No. New Cham0eEs
street and take q drink. He Immediately became
unconscious and the ffteen dollars that ne nag In
Tor ir was zone when ne woke up Miner was s bar.
tender In TINS basement Justice D0Wlfng ooWmltted
both TO answer ct the General SeSsi0na
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THE CUBAN LEAGUE.
The Exec,
o They

The Executive Committee and Who They
Are-What Ought to Be Done for Cubn.
The organization of the Cuban League is now com.
pete in this city, and estabsaed also at other i'm
portant points. Nevertheless IL is true that In many
places, not usually apathetic in cause like this,
no movement seems to have been made. 1t should
be taken for granted that in the great cities Of the
west Chicago, Cincinnati ST. Louis ana the interior
cities OF this Sate the popular sentiment In behalf
Of free governmentln Cuba as strong and earnest
as It is in New YORK. There certainly must be pub
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Double ScuIl Race on the Mystic River
Massachusetts. sI
[From the Boston Herald. MAY

from the Boston Herald, May 81
The rival double scullers on the Mystic rivcr-the
Mclaughlin Brothers and the McKinsley Brothers
had another trial Of skill and muscle Saturday after
noon, the latter crew being victorious. 1t was a
single pull Of four miles, twice around The stake.
boat which was a mile from the starting point. The
race was announced for five O'CLOCK, but in cOnse-
reason, but few people present. it was agreed
to start little before time, and good send or
was made at six minutes before five. The Judges
were George Faulkner for the MeLaugnlns and
Charles p. Morris for the McKinsleys, with Captain
John Gardner as referee On the nrst turn around
the Judges boat the Mekinsley boat was about ten
lengths ahead, the time OF the first two miles being
eighteen minutes. The McKinsleys continued to
keep the lead, and the In thrty-slx minutes
thirty-thre seconds, the losing boat being about
minute and half behind. When rounding the
stakeboat on the first turn the McLaughlins broke
the s'stretcher'' to their boat, which partially dis
abed them, to which fact they attribute their de.
ieat
There will be another race on the river the last OF
the coming week. the boats to he the 'tendersn Of
lhe Bunker Hill Yacht Club.
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AQUATiCS.
Dorchester (Mass.l Yacht Club.
rErou tho poefou uarold Nov ON

From the Boston Herald, May 81
meeting was held on Saturday evening in the
hall Of Post 6s G.. A. r., in Harrison square TO or
ganize yacht club. The meeting was called to
order by Mr.. Charles Folsom and Mr.. Coolidge
Barnard was chosen chairman. The OBJ
constitution was presented for consideration.
The following named yachts will belong to the new
club:-Scud, G. Folsom; Oriole, William Inns;
Annie, w. H. Inns; Alice, W. Ii. Smith: Bristol 8.
p. Freeman; Silver Heels, w. n. Scudder; Bessie,
w. T. Adams; Sea Breeze, W. Sharp; Aron, Hart.
ford Davenport; Restless, J. Mclaughlin Sycamore,
meeting will be held on Saturday evening, when a
constitution and bylaws will be adopted ana many
more names will be added to the list. ~