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For sale.
TNHE valuable Real Estate known as the 'cNorth
L Wayne Scythe Works. situated at North
Wayne. Maine, 16 miles from Augusta, and six from
the Rail- DAD. Said properly consists OF very safe
and reliable water privilege of rom to SIX hun
dIed Horse power, a good stone dam Brick shop 7Ox
80. Brick Store Honse 40x26 fine Store 6Ox4O, two
Stores and Hall. Twenty three tenements in good
repair Saw and Grist Mill, Hammer shop. Grind
works, Repair shops, Bans. Stables Out buildig ges
&C, with ninety acres good tage, pasture and wood
land. Ihis property is well adapted TO Woolen and
Paper Mandatory, as well al Iron and Steel in any
form.
As this property will be sod for moderate amount
compared with the original cost, it is believed to be
into the manufacturing business,
For terms apply to Mr.. j. +. Taylor, on the prem
ises or OLIVER AMES, esq, at the Ames Plow
Company. Boston. Tvs IT T&S i'm
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Farm for sale.

Farm tor Sale.
Situated in North Yarmouth near
kAssN Walnut Hill, one mile from the
G4lMlta=R church, IA mile from the post
f. na8HI6H office. store, and school house; also
Aas31z.zz near the depot on the Maine Cen
tral Extension. Contains about IS acres of land
superior pasturaDe supplied with abundance of wa
ter, sufficient wood on the premises for family use
Buildings consist OF house, Oulbuildings and three
barns; one barn 4JxSO feet the others being smaller
Never failing water near the buildings. This is a
hay tarm yielding from s. TO 75 tons in favorable
seasons and is excellent also for dairy purposes For
further information apply to the subscriber,
EDWARD BEALS, Walnut HILL
No. Yarmouth, Maine.
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FOOD, WO0d!

lizard and so WOOD, for sale at Ms. ,43 Iii,
u coin stivv.. Also, cry edgings.
WIN, MUSE.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

The Gazette reports "a banquet
Of tho Hastings bar on Friday night.
"A Congregational church has been
organized at Duluth.
Our new Senator, Col. Stearns,
was sworn into Office on Monday at
Washington, and took his seat.
The Southern Minnesota railroad
is using Iowa coal, obtained from
Fort Dodge, finding it cheaper than
wood.
"A permanent bridge is to built
across the Mississippi at Winona, by
the Chicago and N. W. R. R. The
cost will be about $25O.OOO.
The great Tunnel suit at Mime
apolis, involving the sum of $25O,OOO
was decided on Saturday by a verdict
in favor, of the Tunnel Company. The
case has been on trial for about four
weeks. -.
On Tuesday stranger who gave
his namo as j: K Tucker obtained
$4,000 at Sidelvs Bank, Minneapolis,
on a. forged check. p, flo was followed
and arrested, but he had disposed Of
the money.
- Minneapolis correspondent of
the St. Paul Pioneer says that many
Of the people in that place are discard
ing their coal stoves and resumiug the
use Of wood, on the score of economy
as well as cleanliness. ....... =. ~. g.
On Friday, says the St. Paul Pr
oneer, man named. Etteonie Odelte,
livingat Morristown, near Farihault,
while in fit Of insanity induced by
domestic difficulties, killed his team Of
horses, and set fire. to his dwelling and
granary, destroying the buildings with
their contents.
The Saltwater Messenger says
that Morris Powers, while taking din
ner in numbering camp near Pine
City, was attacked by wolves and de-
voured before assistance could reach
him. In two wolves since poisoned a
portion Of his clothicg and twelve brass
buttons were found.
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MAINE. PRAIRIE. !.
About the People or maine Prairie and
What They are Doing.
MAINE PRAIRIE, srEARss Co.,

MAINE PRAIRIE, SrEARAs Co., !
January % 1871.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-The "season"
was fairly opened by Mrs, Peter Mony,
who gave a large party at her hand.
some residence in honor Of her brother,
VIM. Banyan, who had just returned
from an extensive tour through Europe.
The supper xas splendid, and Dr.. Brown
u. a. Roberts and 4 few others whom
l might. mention did their duty. JEFF.
Wiley undertook to teach few Of the
young folks the shoemaker's trade, but
not understanding it very we'll, sat
down-rather hard. The party was a
perfect success, md everybody went
home happy. I understand that Mrs.
Martin tin Greeley, wife Of our newly
elected County Commissioner, intends
to keep the ball rolling by inviting
large number Of people to an oyster
supper. I am fond of oysters, and hope
the party will come off soon.
A young gentleman, stranger, from
parts unknown, came to the house of
4. u. keefe few days ago. They
say he looks like G.. D., and weighs
10. pounds. Albert WinsIow also
found his wife embracing young man,
but upon inquiry found him to be a
relative of his, so didn't get mad, as it
was her first ofense. 49,.
| An event occurred here yesterday,
that created some considerable excite
ment tor while. A party of about
forty men and women, armed, for the
purpose, went to the house of Bishop
B. U. Watkins, and while the ladies
were entertaining the. old gentleman
within tho house, the men commenced
their work of demolition without:. A
large pile of four foot wood, neatly piled
up, was torn down and chopped in
two and split up fine; another large
pile Of sled-'ength logs was smashed to
pieces, making it unfit for anything
else but stove wood. The women then
gave the men a sign which they under
/
stood, and they rushed into the house
and commenced the work of destruction
there. S. Young, Simou Parker, A.
Wade, Henry Wiley and Bennett de-
stroyed more cakes, pies, baked beans
and other eatables than any other four
men there, aud I noticed the ladies
still urging them on. But here these
ku Klux Of Maine Prairie met With
their first check, for no sooner was one
set of dishes cleared than a fresh lot
appeared, so they gave up the contest,
retreating to the woods and cutting
down large number of trees, which
they piled in the yard back Of the
house. .
l understand that some parties in
st. Cloud propose to come out and
discuss some Of the questions of the
day, with the members of the Lyoeum.
Our people will gladly welcome them.
Elk. T. 0.
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ACCIDENTAL SHoor1Na-Under date of
the 22d, our Clearwater correspondent,
'Logos," sends us the following item :<''Mr.
Cecil Partridge, Of Fair Haven, was shot
in the forearm yesterday: He had .
Colts rifle lying across his lap, and as the.
caps were small was tapping them lightly
with his knife to crowd them on the tube,
when one Of the outside chambers Of the
cylinder Was discharged. The ball (Which
WAS largo struck the barrel and glanced
intohis arm. he came here to-day to see
DR.: Wheelock, but the ball was 50 deeply
imbedded in the flesh that the Doctor
thought best not to attempt its extraction.
Mr.. P. is in good spirits and doing Is well
as could be- expected"
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

private Instructor for married persons or those
shout to he married, both male and female. In every-
thing concerning the physiology and relations Of our
sexual system, and the production and prevention Of
offspring including all the new discoveries never be-
fore given ii The English language, ~ wM. YOUNG,
II. b. This. Is really valuable and interesting
work 1til written n plain language for the general
All young married people, or those contemplating
marriage and having the least impedment to married
life, should read book = dircloses secrets that
every ono should be acquainted with; still it IL
book that must DO locked mp and mot ie about the
house. ssnt % any address q receipt Of 50
ets. Address sDR. VIM. YOUNG, No. as /. spruce
Street abo1Ax emts Phlll3l.R S vlsa15.sn
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ARRIVAL AND DlpAHruas: OF NAILS.
St. Paul and way. stations-departs daily
at 7:46 4. n, Sunday excepted. i "
ArriveBat1;80P. Il, go 3s,. = .,~a.;
Sank Centre route.-Departs daily, Sun
;days excepted, > ct 1:s0 RI.
Arrives at 6sP. NJ ~; So. - . "~,::.-
Grow Wing Route-Departsd daily, Sunday.
excepted, at Loo P. n. -. - = 70.
Arrives .at6 Pm. q, 49,. =. = ,. - '''
Fair Haven and rWay-Arrives each Tues
day andgFriday at 10 A. H., Departs
same days at 2 P. NJ. Nail closes at
Two Rivers .nd wayI-Departseaoh Mon
day at "a, NJ ~ =. n 49, . r.
Arrives Wednesday at ?. N. -''''
st. .Augusta-Arrives Wednesday and Sat:
1rday;st1 PIX Departs same IAN I'D: days Al
Roekville-on Saturday, same hour a.
above. - @.,7' @"~'* - ~
Sank Rspids-Departs daily, Sundays ex.
cepted, ct 1P.M. IT,. 4: ..~-:..
Arrives at $50 A. N. a, = ,.s.s: ,.,.t
Princeton and way-Departs each Thurs
day at 2 P. M. ~, &C. ,.;-. r, y =
Arrives Saturday at 12M..j: >s..-:.
'Allsmails close Is minutes before depart.
~ .~'5';'.> >'F'' J. 8. WEST, P. NJ.
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Slight Difference.

ITO the Q.,lcrns 9, .!Ha Us1os FA1n: The under
signed, your Special Committee on Sewing Machines
senting the two competing Machines, to render to
your Committee in writing, the peculiar POINTS on
which they based their claim Of superiority, and
in testing the machines each point was to- be taken
separately aud altar fair trial. Judged 70 the bsst
Of our ability. Each Agent presented his claims in.
due form. For the Wilcox Gibbs Machine, THIRTY.
AL Of which, on thorough and impartial trial were
sustained. For the competing DouBLE-THREAp Ma;
chine but TEE were presented, TWO Of which were
Sustained.-4 siened] g.. D. TuoKHR, L. O. CHAMP
80 = 1WaE R1O0K; JUDoES .E.s-v. III, - -:
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90 JAMES NJ McKELVY,.
1'a s,a -; -; =: ia - District JUDGE
Dated St. Cloud, Mimi, Jan 18th, 1870.
Fron, tAs Detroit Neehanie and lnpe,,tlo,r.. 3.

From the Detroit Nechanic and lnveptor. 49,,
tbs Coon TIN. Cox..-The patent; 10: 10.
long held by Wheeler + Wilson for the four,
mutton feed sewing machine, has ct last
expired, and an extension has been refas-
ID. The day has gone by when machine
costing but from .$15 TO $50 can be-: sold
ct from $50 TO 1928. :. We: sec that. the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Comps;
ny, Of Detroit, IRE. frs: in the field With -
machine embodying allsthe best features St
the more costly article, and while their:
machines are in every particular, as per-
feet in their adoption; to all classes Of
work as the Wheeler & Wilson, ,Grsver~ q
Baker, and Singer, they are now disposing
Of them at prices ranging from $25to $40:
This fs certainly an immense reduction;
and iss effects are already to be seen in tho
large orders received, and the large ship
ments mace daily by the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine Company, us Bates street,
Detroit.
Mr.. Jacob Cl.sooan il tie General AGENT
for lows and Minnesota. Send him stamp
for circular and sample work. He wants
live sgents everywhere. Ex:rs induce.
ments offered. Address Jacob Clsson.
West Unisn. lows. ~ .'1sstzBsss:3 assa,s
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IENPERAHol, IN. ROME or IT'S LEaAL R.
was the subject Of On ear
nest, practical lecture delivered on Tues
day evening in tho Congregational church
by Rev. Satterlee. The lecturer put the
question more distinctly, in beginning, as
follows: Ought the government to license
the sale Of spirituous liquors as q. bever-
age? He maintained that ii should not
that as the purpose Of good government
was 10 secure to the people safety Of per-
son and property, it was fostering it's Bit
terest foe by granting licenses for the sale
of Intoxicating liquors. Alcoholic drinks
were toe to every thing upon which gov:
ernment rested-to education, to good
morals, and to religion. Mr.. Satterlse de.
monstrated that financially the granting q
licenses Was great mistake, Is the e.
pense involved to the government and the
people was very many fold in excess Of the
income derived. He cited in proof va
riety of statistics from tho census returns
and from our own local affairs. The
amount Of money paid out for and on &C.
count Of liquors is, in this country, more
than the amount paid for the six leading
articles of food and clothing. The lecturer
attacked the license system as being the
root of the whole evil, charging it with
giving degree of strength and an air Of
responsibility to the traffic which it could
not otherwise obtain. Mr.. Satterlee was
thoroughly in earnest, and was listened to
with marked attention.
The next lecture will be on Tuesday
evening next, by Col. Chss, D. Kerr. Sub
ject: ''The Riddle of the Sphinx"
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CLOSING OUT.

In order to clear out his present stock Of
winter goods. especially woo]ens, Aannels,
shoe packs. &c., as he intends building an
extensive addition to his store in the
spring, J. W. Tcnvoerde will, for the next
thirty days, cell all goods at cost. His
stock. is one OF the largest andvery best: in
the city, and he means to do just what he
says.
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q BIRTH AND DaArHs. From Mr.. 3. b.
strong, The obliging Clerk Of the 4 District
Court, We gather some interesting items
violating to the births and deaths in Stearns
county during 1870. Reports were received
from only a townships. TIE number Of
births is given at s7s; deaths, 12l. The
places Of nativity Of tho decedents are Civ
on No folIoua, =
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:s-Frankfort-on-the-Main Graves the
honor Of the coronation, and has petit
toned King William to respect the
historical title Of that city by cons ant.
ing to be crowned there as Emperor of
Germany. -.
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Tho Rev. Samuel T. Spear, D. d.,
pastor Of Che South Presbyterian
Church, New York, has rendered his
re.ignation Of the pastorate, in order
to accept the position OF editor of the
" r Independent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTRAY NOTICE.-Taken up by the
T. subscriber on his premises in the town
of St. Cloud, an estray COW, about five
years old, black color, with white spots.
The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take her away,
ANTON RUEHLE.
Dated St. Cloud, December 23d, 1870. ~~
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Loss OF AN EYE.-ln November last, Mr..
J. 0. Crummett, one Of our merchan ts, was
driving up the top hoops on a barrel, using
. chisel and hammer, and while striking
on the edge Of the chisel, piece of the
steel few into his right eye. He atten led
to his business a. usual for several weeks,
his eye troubling him but little; but, sp-
psrently catching cold, he was afterwards
compelled to keep close to his room ard
employ the services Of physicians. All
hopas Of saving the sight of this eye has
been abandoned, though it is believed the
form will DO preserved. Mr.. Crummett is
still confined to the house.
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;- IT,. ,,~;,,a
The highest St. Paul price, for all kinds
Of furs, is paid, as usual, by. G.. sohulten,
St. German street, St. Cloud. Country
merchants and trappers will find it to their
interest to give him q call before shipping
their furs below. - .: :>&'. :
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some PRoaREss.--I In one Of our Sabbath
Schools the study Of Peters life had been
given to the scholars for the next Sabbath's
lesson. During the week, while one of
the officers of the school was visiting at the
house of friend, little son of the latter
crept cautiously up to him and whispered,
II know something about Peter" ''Well,
what is it that you know" The child
eagerly and earnestly replied:
'Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater,
Had Q wife and couldn't keep her."
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VETERINARY DEPARTMENT

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NOTICE OF DIssOLUTION.-The part
IN nership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name of J.
G. Winslow & Co: is hereby dissolved by
mutual consent.
All debts and accounts owing to or by
the firm will be settled by J. C. Winslow,
who will continue the business in the
building at present occupied. go,
-.,.- J. G. WINSLOW,
J. WINSLOW,
j. NJ. MOVES.
Dated January Oath, 1871 3w.
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SPEC7AL NOTICES.
GETTING MARRIED.

. ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on tho delights of
HoxI, and the propriety or impropriety Of getting
for matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed en-
yeloCes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box
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"A chap called at The Post Office yester-
day and purchased twenty five cent mon
ey order, laying for it > ten-cent fee:
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FOR SALE.

The above lands will be sold very cheap.
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address the undersigned, stating the terms
desired. = CALVIN F. HOW,
n28-tf Box 22l5; New York.
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"A full stock of lamps, for sale cheap
at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
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The exercises will be quite interesting,
and every arrangement will DO made for the
comfortable seating of visitors. In addi-
ton to Judge Hamlin, the resident member
Of the State Normal Board, it is expected
that Rev. Mr.. Parker, Mr.. Porter and Rev.
W. T. Lowry, the Committee appointed at
the last meeting Of the Board, will be pres
ent
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CHOICE SsED WHHAr.-I have received q
choice lot Of the celebrated Odessa wheat,
for seed. Minnesotasfarmers will find it .
very profitable variety. For sale at the
Union Mills Feed Store. J. E. WING.
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"A dancing school was organized here
last week, and is being largely attended.
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Take look al Picket & Abbott's
splendid stock Of goods (going of at cost)
before purchasing elsewhere. >,:e,. q F.. >.
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The snow of Sabbath has been Of great
advantage to the lumbermen, who had, I'M
til then, hard season.
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/ Choice teas and coffees, direct from
New York, just received at Edelbrock's.
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-Piso's Cure for Consumption and
Natures Hair Restorer, for sale at Allen &
Russell's.
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WHEAT WANTED. Farmers having wheat
to. sell, will find it to their advan-
tage to call on H. z. Mitchell, before sell
ling. Headquarters at H. G. B1rbank's
Office on st. Germain street. :".$ = = f*.'S
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Sugars, ooaees,. teas, syrups, oil
ruits, crockery, stone and glass ware, fan
cy goods, Yankee notions, table and pock-
ct cutlery and spices Of all kinds, cheaper
than at any other place in the city, at
= LInPERIcH's.
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Great BARoA1Hs,-zThe large double
dwelling honse, with the. corner lot on
which it stands, west Of tho Normal School,
will be sold f9r the very low price Of $500:
Inquire At this Office, at once.
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CUrLHRY.-P. Mockenhaupt has on hand
fine assortment of table and pocket cut
lery which he will sell as cheap as the
cheapest. 80
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Canned goods and dried fruits, q fne
assortment, at Boyd's.
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UNION BAKERY
FOR .oALE.

The HOUSE AND LOT in Block ssD,"
Lot 4, in the City Of St. Cloud. MIMI, %
feet front on Washington avenue, and 1872
feet deep: The house is 1890; one story
and half high, with cellar 1920. 1t
has been used as saloon, and is one of
the best locations in the city. It is thirty
yards from the Central Hcuse, and the
second door from T.. C. McClure's Bank.
Price $4,000. For information concern
ing this, inquire of T. C. MCCLURE, St.
Cloud, or the owner, who will be in St.
Cloud about the middle OF June. 4 ~ ~ :
r. J.. CROMWELL,
MAYBE New orleans, La.
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! Green apples, by the peck, bushel or
barrel, at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
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Mr., NJ. Cans, County Treasurer, re-
turned last week from q general gobblng'
up Of the surplus funds Of tax payers in
the rural districts.
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an as follows:
Among the causes Of death reported are

The Larger proportion being from con-
sumption is caused by the very many con-
sumptive persons coming to Minnesota for
their health. So many put off coming until
'hey have no other hope-until every other
means of cure has been tried and has failed
and then it would be much better for them
If they would stay where they arc and die
among friends.
The number Of marriage licenses issued
was 100.