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For $50 subscribers and $225, We will give No.
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For 100 subscribers and $3.50, 10 will give Lady
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or No. Elgin Watch ins o.. Silver Hunting Case;
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The Club need not necessarily 60 70 the same Post
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The Watches will b. shipped to the claimant at h.
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latest revision,) law binding, price $500.
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Of Burritts Sectional Map Of Minnesota, the latest
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IT seems to be quite certain that
Gen. John A. Logan will be elected
United States Senator from Illinois.
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Hon. TnoHAs ". Fl8RY, q present .
Msnbse Of ConIrsss, hss been slsetsd
Ulited States Senator from Michigan In
place Of Senator Howard.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

1tash for PEoduce.-sTEvER L BRAvTON,
O79 Barclay g., Nov York, Commission Merchants
for OF Poultry, Came Butter, Cheese, Eggs,
and oil kinds of County Produce. Weekly prices
current and marking plates ffee to shippers First
class references furnished.
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In examining the reports made By
the st. Paul papers as to tho ''oocupa-
tion," "condition." &c., Of the present
Legislature, We find that in the Senate
there is but one single man, and in the
House but four. We are proud Of the
young men of tho State. This is in.
dubitable proof that they are jealous Of
their morality and good behavior, and
keep aloof from places that would lay
them open to suspicion. The editori-
al fraternity has acquitted itself still
more nobly, for in the whole Legislative
batch there is but one editor-Geo. G.
Chamberlain, Of the Jackson Republic.
True, several others allowed themselves
to be inveigled into accepting positions
a. oAices-but We look upon them
rather in the light of missionaries.
May the wrestling with the heather be
net too much for them In the Sem,
ate there are six lawyers and six farm.
ers, the Senator from this District be-
ing reckoned among the: agricolists.
The other ten members are mixed
merchants, bankers, millers and the
like. In tho House the hard.6sted
yeomanry have obtained a decided
mastery over the limbs of the law, and
number 10 to 6. There is a gocdIy
sprinkling Of merchants, several physi-
clans and some manufacturers, making
in all, With the farmers and lawyers and
the recreant editor, the II MEMBERS
The youngest member Of either body
is D. NJ. Sabin, Of Saltwater, of the
Senate, WHO'S a.; the Oldest arc Grin
Densmore, Of Red Wing, and Jospeh
Haskell, of Alton, both in the House,
who are 65.r The present Lsgisla-
ture is considered. to rank above the
average of its predecessors. ...:
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Tn editor of the Mankato Union,
who spent some time in St. Paul after
the converting Of the Legislature, writes
concerning the psrtitiou Of the Five
Hundred Thousand Acres Of Lands
. for purposes Of internal Improvement,
that >'.'
1.-THE members on the line Of the Manka.
20 and 81. Cloud road will demand at least
100, 900 fox that line. The members elect
from Meekef and Wright tell mo they were
I elected upon this issue. They arc enthu-
siastio for tho &c. Cloud and. Mankato rail-
road" '"s'
There Is no purpose to which = libsr.
u share Of theee lands could be devoted
that would DO Of greater benefit to a
larger body Of people, than this Saint
Cloud and Manksto road. Such divis.
ion . would secure aid for this project
should BE- insisted upon a a sine qua
nor By the members Of the Legislature
whose constituencies are most directly
interested in Il:
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The Young Folks Rwal.

A handsomely illustrated sight-pags pspsr.
complete in every department, and may
DO read by old and young alike with profit.
Published At Chicago BY H. N. F. Lewis,
publisher Of the Wsstsrs Rsral, q 81
per year.
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The Horsensan's Manual. .
The Dai,ynsaa's Manual.
j: The Hog Breeders Manual.
The Poultry Breeders Ha.~al.
The Sheep and Goat i" "

To NEW subscribers we will
send either of the above books,
and IN addition, either of the
following PREMIUMS-the
magazines or papers being for
one year
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Tonic of Health

DALsAM, the best tor the Lungs and
d Throat. Consumption aud serofulous
Blood. Prescription Of the late DR.. Easton,
chair Of Materia Medics, University Of
Glasgow, Scotland. Full 8oz. bottle. 81;
Four OF, 500.
S Review circular Tonic Of Health, ct
our stores.
Sold and Guaranteed unequaled by
8. MARLACT,
TICKNOR, TOLMAN / CO.,
Dealers in D-ugs and Aedieines,
v13-25 St. Cloud, MINI.
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The Young Pilot.

An original Monthly Magazine for Young
=. People. Has fine full pags illustrations.
stories, history, travels, pushes, &s. IS
pages.
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The Little Chief.

A magazine for Boys and Girls, similar In
81, style to the magazine described above
Is pages.
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.Mcclmsg's HAP Of minnesota
for 1871. -

Handsomely colored and bound. Shows oil
the counties, townships and sections in the
State; al the cities and towns; rail-
roals, &c.. &c., ana Is the best and latest
map Of Minnesota published. u.
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Western Home.

A magazine devoted to Home Interests,
instruction and Entertainment for Old
and Young. Each number contains .
Sermon by Henry Ward Beseher. The
Magazine has lstsly been much improved.
Is (broad) pages.
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A1OrICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

N1or1CE-U. s. LAND OFFICE,
IN st Cloud, MIMI, Dec. le, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this once By
James 0eraughty against John Laydan for aban-
donins his Homestead Entry No. bose, dated Nay "A
1869 upon the nvZ section1l, township l2s ranes3l
in Stearns county Mimi, with view to the cancel
lation ofsaid entry the parties are hereby
FEBRuAlY, 1871, At 2 o'clock in the afternoon, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said n
legged abandonment.
CA. GILMAN, Rsgistsr.
wtsdc22o TO. MCCLURE. Receiver
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Woods Household .MoQazi,,e.

One Of the most popular magazines Of tho
"; besides Music; Paternal, Young
Mems, Young Ladies', Childrsn's aud
Miscellaneous Department.. 80 pages.
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The american Stock Journal.

Ono Of the standard Agricultural nagasines
Of tho United States. For further par
tieulars ses advertisement In another
column.
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EXCELSIOR ,
RESTAURANTS
A New Restaurant has been opened in
LARR'S BLOCK, 81. CERTAIN ST.,
In rooms elegantly fitted up for the pur-
pose, With oil the modern improvements, by
@. A. HORN.
Il viii BE strictly
F'IRSTCLAS5
n every particular.
FRESH, CANNED AND CHOICE CON-
fECfI0NERY
OF oil kinds, r..
Nuts, Raisins, Pastry &C.,
Constantly on hand.
Meals Gotten up on Short Notice.
Boarlors taken at Reasonable Rates.
"a Particular attention viii be give.
to t:~~I:f'
SUPPLYING APPLES,
tl11cHroAN FRUITJ
Either st wholesale Or retail.
Call and get figures before purchasing
elsewhere.
C. A. HORN.
st. Cloud, Aug. 18th, 1870. n6
1871. SUISSE RIBE IoI THE 1871.
OVERLAND MONTHLY
The only Literary Magazine
PuBI1s HE'D ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
The Sixth volume Of this popular Cali.
1ornis Magazine will commence with the
January Number for 1871. We promise
our readers rich thines durias the coming
year.
C1us RArzs tive copies, 500; Five
copies, $500; Ten copies, 5000; end
each additional copy, $500. For every
Club Of Twenty Subscribers, IN extra copy
| will DO furnished GRATIS.
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BouxD VoLunss.-Six Numbers-frou
January 70 Juns, and July to December-
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vance. :.
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I1OTICI.-U, 8, LAND 0YIICT.

N0TICE.-U. q. LAND OFFICE,
N 81. Cloud. MINI, Jauuary II, 1871.
Complaint having been entered at this office By
David @. Brown against John Y. Gbsst fos abandon
1861. spon to * w section = Tovlshir 12s.
Ranga 80, In etsafps county Minnesota, With view
70 the cancellation Of said srtry The eaid parties
III aa," pi1 nS s ~ ~ 10 oe,oek
IN the ioEonoon, 20 respond and furnish Testimony
eoaclen3A4 said allegSd ahan6onnsnt.
O. 4. GILMAN. 1eGistf,
taa11eul u xeWu11. 1ssav1f
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The Excelsior Magazine.
An illustrated family magazine, devoted 70
stories, sketches, fashions, household
matters, 10. ~ pages.
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1871. WANTED 1871.
~ Fs,S5 @S{S $500 'r7
III ~ $500 S@$H alr Il
10000 New Subscribers
-. Tn.
ST. CLOUD JOURNAL.
Rare Inducements.

Rare Inducements.
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BouxD VoLunss.-Six: Numbers-from
January to June, and July to >Deceuber--
constitute . volume. Bound volumes will
DO sent, postpaid, for $500 paid IN ID
vance.
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DON'T WASTE TINS. AND LABOR
by using up an cid Axe. Send $1,000 Lip
Rincote + Bekeweli, Pittsburgh. Pa, aud
day lost in grinding will thus bs saved
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-10-14

State and Parish taxes thi:ty 4inc

State and Parish taxes thi:ts llnc dol
lara and fifty three cents,
149 A tract Of Land, situated near Ba7ou
Beuf, assessed in the name Of Mrs. !. c.
Miller and WIN. Sellenan, containing lls4
23ll00 acres, being sections - i IS Of town.
ship three south Of range three cast.
State and Parish taxes eighty three dol
lars and seveutv-eight csnts.
$50 \ tract Of Land, situated west Of
Bayou CaTancrow, assessed in lhe name II
Noses Phelps. containing 24I 1sl!vu acres,
being sections . i II in township eight
south Of range three east.
State and Parish taxes nineteeu do!!asa
and Lightweight cents.
l52 A tract of Land, situated at, Bots
Msliet, assessed in the name Of r. Cazcnave,
containing 800 acres or arpeutr.
State and Parish taxes twenty-five dol
lars and seventy-two cents. - ~ .
1873 A tract Of Land, situated between
Crocodile and BAYOU Bout, assessed in the
name Of Thomas il. Weishtmsn, containing
81 ah(l00 acres, being sections s & 8 in
tow aship two south Of range two cast.
State and Parish take five dollars and
hiz;y-eisiit cents.
- ~ vi Irata, sttiHtSA pl bAI Ou
Rouge, assessed in the name of ". ". Push,
containing $50 3slloO being iu sections g.,
4, 5, 8 g. z OF township four south Of range
six east.
State and Parish taxes one hundred and
twelve dollars and eighteen cents.
l50 Severa! tracts Of Land, situated
northeast Of Bayou BnnG, assessed in the
maine Of Henry &. Foley, containing S8l
'5ll0o acres, being in sections 7, $ i is OF
township three south Of range four east and
in sections II, 80 { 81 in township three
south Of range ) East.
State and Parish taxes a33 10.
. 1870 A tract Of Land, situated IN Lower
Plsquem:ne, aose1sed in the name vf e. 4.
Hatch, containing AT lall0o acres, being
in sections ), ( 8 10 township ten south
Of range one east.
State and Parish taxes h1Y 10.
, b. &. SITFIG.,
State and Parish Tax Collector for the
parish OF st. Laniry.
Sept. 90, 1871.
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n. Is. Favorable arrangements will be made
with such persons as are siHccreiy desiroas to
educate their daughters, but are only deferred
from real lack IF sufficient means.
For further particulars applyeto
. ...g r ast-H MRS. C.M. MURRAY,
Dircctress, Opelousas, La.
August ), 1871.
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SADDLES 6
REMOVAL. . .rs. .

THE undersigned i,as removed from his old
! stand on Main street. Opelousas, to the
Varieties Theatre building on The same street.
He has also recently returned from New Or
leans, wish a new lot OF materials for the max.
ing and repairing Of saddles and harness.
Saddles, Brides, Harness. &c, always on
hand, and made to order With dispatch aud in
q workmanlike manner. in the latesf-s.yles Of
the business. Saddle Trees also on hand,
from which selcctious can be made. ~
GEO. PCLFORD, q
Varieties Building, Opelousas.
NAY 27sf -.
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OPEL0USAS FEMALE ACADEMY.

TNl1E next sfs5icn Of this School will orefs
D. Monday, September 18th, and continue
ten months. The Principal, having had mucl,
experience and success as Direetress of schools
feels assured that. with The aid Of efficient
teachers, she will be able to offer parents and
guardians every illuc"ment TO %patronize her.
II will be her obi"ct 70 render her school
u home, in rrery respect. where pupils viii
have due attention paid to tlleit moral and
physical, as vel! Is intellectual training.
A large and commodious building has been
secured i'll the most pleasant and retired part
OF the town.
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On Liberal Terms of Credii

On Laberal Terms of Credit.
ASAWMlLL, in running order, situated
49, in this parish, with a large tract of
land valuable for its timber and cultivation.
Price slo, 600, payable with 8 per cent
per annum interest from date, in G., l2, 10,
"a, 30, SO, ~, -, ID, CO. &c and 70
months. ! Lumber will be taken in pay
Inent. n
Apply TO. HENRY Z. GARLAND. r
Opelousas, Dec. "a, 18.t-tf.
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Also Constantly on hand at their reposi-
tory. 40 Satcllea Street, a large assortment Of
Open and Top Buggies. Concord Side-Spring
Buggies, Jersey Wagons end jump Seat Bug
gies, manufactured expressly for the Southern
market. Tri-weekly sales of Horses, Mules,
Furniture, &c. PLY.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-04-20

SwEAR1NG.-The most truthful and
straightforward article on this disgusting
habit that we have ever read, is the fol-
lowing, whose authors name we are not
acquainted with: cit is no mark of o
gentleman to swear. The most worthless
and vie, the refuse of mankind, the
drunkard and the prostitute, swear as
well as the best dressed and educated
gentleman. No particular cndowments
are requisite to give finish to the art of
cursing The basest and meanest of man.
kind swear with as much tact and skill as
the most refined and he that wishes to
degrade himself to the very lowest level
of pollution and shame, should learn to
be common swearer. Any man has
talents enough to learn to curse God, and
imprecate perdition on follow men. Pro-
fame swearing never did any man any
good. No man is the richer, or wiser, or
happier for it. 1t helps no mans educa-
zion or manners. 1t is disgusting to the
refined, abominable to the good, degrad-
ing to the mind, Improbable, needless,
and injurious to society. Wantonly to
profane His name, to call His vengeance,
is perhaps OF all offenses the most awful
in the sight of God"
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EARLY R1s1Na.--A young farmer found

EARLY RIsING.--A young farmer found
he was getting reduced in circumstances.
He went to friend to ask his advice.
This friend with grave face, said, ~
know of charm that will cure that; /;
take this little cup, and drink from it
every morning of the water you must get
at such spring. But remember, you
must draw it yourself at FIVE o'clock, or
the charm will be broken" The next
morning he walked across his field, for
the spring was at the farther end of his
estate, and spying a neighbor's cows
which had broken through the fence, and
were feeding on bis pasture, he turned
them out and mended the fence. The
laborers were not yetat work when they
came lettering along after their proper
time, they were startled at seeing their
master so early. "Oh!' said he, "I see
how it is; it comes of my not getting up
in time." This early rising soon became
a pleasant habit; his walk and cup of
water gave him an appetite for breakfast;
and the people were, like him, early at
work. Ho soon acknowledged that the
advice his friend bad given him was as
good as it was simple.
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- The Nashville Union and American
vouches for the truth of story, the i'm
portant facts of which are the following
A Confederate soldier went to Brazil at
the close OF the war, taking with him his
wife and two daughtcrs-one 10 and the
other IL years of age. He was an edu-
Gated man, having been preacher in
Montgomery County, Tennessee, but ap.
parenLly his was not the sort of ability
which makes men rich in such place as
Brazil, and after a while he became a
bankrupt. According to Brazilian law
the children of a citizen who cannot pay
his debts may be sold us slaves, and the
money thus obtained is applied in pay
ment of his obligations. The unfortunate
Tennesseean had become naturafized
citizen of the empire, and in accordance
with the law both his children, now near
ly grown to womanhood, were taken to
the save.market and sold 10 the highest
bidder. The price paid was $1,000, by
returning which the father can buy them
back again.
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Lungs, Chest. or Throat.

FvHE HxpBcToRANT is composed s1slusfve-
ly Of Herbal and Muoilaginous products,
which PERAEATE TEE VERY SUBSTANCE
OF THE LUNGS, causing them to throw Of the
acrid matter which collects in the Bronchial
Tubes, and at the same time forms soothing
coating, relieving the irritation which produces
the cough.
The object to be obtained is to cleanse the or
gan Of all impurities to nourish and strengthen
it when it has become impaired and enfeebled by
disease to renew and invigorate the circulation
of the blood, and strengthen the nervous organi-
cation. The EXPECTORANT does this to an as
tonishing degree. 1t is active but mild and con-
genial, imparting functional energy and natural
strength. 1t affords Oxygen to vitalize the blood,
end Nitrogen to assimiate the matter-it EQUAL
IZES the "NERV0US INFLUENCE" producing
quiet and composnre.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-04-20

GENERAL LEES DEATH CAUSED By BRO
KEN HEART.-Drs. r. l. Madison and A. T.
Barton, attending physicians of General Lee,
contribute to the Richmond and Louisville
medical journals detailed account of his late
sickness and the treatment pursued. They
sum up the case as follows: -.
General Lee died of broken heart, and its
strings were snapped at Appomattox! In ref
erence to the proximate cause Of his death, we
are of opinion that it was due to passive con-
gestion of the brain, not proceeding far enough
to produce apoplexy or efusion. There was no
positive evidence of acute softening of the &C.
rebbrits, or of embolism. There was no pa
ralysis of motion or sensation, but marked de-
bility from the first. His symptoms, in many
respects, resembled conclusion, without its at
tendant syncope. The treatment was based
upon the above diagnosis"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-04-20

GOOD ADv1cE.-Mrs M. E. Wilson, in
the Plantation, gives an excellent set of
rules, which will enable her sex to enjoy
health and long life, if duly and carefully
observed:
/. Walk often in the open air, breath
ing deep and long, always with the mouth
closed.
2. Never sit, stand or lie in current
of air when you are fatigued or warm.
8. Never 60 to sleep without some COW
ering over your feet and lower limbs.
4. Never expose any part of your body
unaccustomed to exposure by a change in
your dress.
5. Never go out of crowded or warm
room, in the open air, without shawl
or other wrapper. around you.
6. Keep window or door open in your
bedroom day and night.
Z. Never 60 to bed with cold feet.
s. Never allow the feet to remain
damp.
9. Adjust your clothing so as to give
free and easy movement to every momber
of your body.
These look like little things to you, /
know, but on them hang your health, and
with it your happiness, the happiness Of
those who love you-yca, your very life;
and you must not scorn them for their
apparent trivial nature, but remember
that the vast universe is made of little
things, that millions of atoms form the
little drops that makes the deluge, that
waters the earth. Many thousand little
brooklsts make the great rivers that flow
into the mighty ocean. Myriads of sand
grains compose the earth-innumerable
atoms of matter make up the vast starry
worlds, each of which, in it's turn, sheds
its feeble light to make up the beautiful
canopy of heaven--while man, the last,
the crowning piece of the great creation,
the image of his God, is physically mass
of little cells |