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THANKs0IVING PROCLAMATION.
DY 1H1 PRESIDENT OF THE uNlrED Stairs.

The process Of tho season has again en-
abled the husbaudmsn to garner the fruits
Of successful toll; industry has been gen
orally we'll rewarded; We ere ct peace with
all nations tranquility, With = tev excsp-
lions, prevails 1t homo. Within the past
year We have In the main been free from
the ills which elsewhere have ad1io'ed our
kind. II some Of ~ have had ealsmiti<s.
there should be.. occasion for sympathy with
the sufferers, resignation on their part to
the will Of the Most High, and rejoicing to
many who have been more favored. there
fore recommend that On TuuRsDA1, Tz1
1nIR71srH DAT OF, Novsx1sx 1RxT, the
people meet within their respective places
Of worship, there to make The usual &C.
knOWledgemenis to Almighty God Of the
blessings hs has conferred upon them, and
for their merciful exemption from evil, to
invoke his protection and kindness for their
less fortunate brethren, whom in HE wis.,
dom He deemed it best to chsstise.
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and caused the seal of State to Do
affixed. Done at the city of Washington,
this 28!h day Of October. in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sev enty lone, and the independence
Of the United States the ni1sty. sixth.
U. 8. GRANT.
BY the President:
HAMILTON F1sH, Secretary Of STATE.
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE,
. ~" beautifully situated on Camp
Lake, ono ami a nalf miles from Clear
Lake dapot. Consists Of 10 acres timber
and pasture; ~ acres cultivated prairie,
both fcaced; and 10 acres of 'uncultivated
clean prairie Good bouse (well fu' nished
throughout). buildings ana every conveu-
leuce-all new last year. EusY-,erms. Ad-
dress, LEES & PEAHCE, Clear Lake, sher-
burne &C Nina. 4w.
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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 tho undersigned, stating the terms
desired.
Apply to P L. GREGORY.
Railroad Land Office, Ct. Cloud.
Or CALVlNF now,
0-tf Box 2215. New York
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Train, the Wordy, Is IN Tennessee
Or VA when last heard from.
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STOLEN.

The following described BONDS w.rs stolen from
the safe and store Of tho subscriber at ANOKA, on
mated - BRIDGE BONDS, Of the County Of Anoka, !"
State OF and tho following list Of theiz
Numbers and auaounts:
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FOR RENT.

A neat and comfortable dwelling house,
on Chapel street. near THE JOURNAL Office.
Inquire at this Office, OF of
JOHN r. CLARK
St. Cloud, Oct. 80, 1871. nl6-tf.
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:. NEW ADVERrlsExENrs.
NOTICE.

Az ny wife, Augusta Wolf, has LETT my
bed and board without just cause Of prov
ocation, oil persons are hereby notified not
to trust her on my account, - will pay
10 debts Of her contracting.
III PETER WOLF.
Jacobs Prairie, Mimi, Nov. 7, 1871.
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GOOD BOARDING.

On or about the 20th Of November the
undersigned viii open boarding house on
Warrington avenue, next door 10 Mont.
gousfy & Vests store, whore 10 viii b
able to soeomodate In frstelass style
boerders BY the day Or week. Rooms fur
aished when desired. Rates reasonable.
Apply to J.AYER.
St. Cloud, Nov. 7th, 1871. ~.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-15
HUMOROTS.

az Papa said Mr.. Browns young
est son, the other day, Can go 10 the
eucus9" NO, my boy" afiectionately
replied Mr.. B.: "if YOU are good boy,
| will take you to see your grandmoth-
er's grave this afternoon"
z \ yankee pcddler in his cart,
overtaking another of his class, said.
Halo, what do You carry p Drugs
and medicines" was the reply. go
ahead" was the reioindcr, II carry grave
stones.
SEARCH The SCRIprUREs.-TheC Cash
tel of the First National Bank of st.
Paul, Minnesota, had occasion few
weeks ago to notify the cashier of Il bank
in the southern part of the state that his
account was overdrawn. For answer
he received the following telegram =
BANK OF ----, June 10, 1871.
Cashier First National Bank, St. Paul
See Matthew, XVIII chapter. Goth
verse.
Yours, , Cashier.
7" which the following was promptly
tclcgraphed back in reply:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
ST. PAUL, June IL.
Cashier -- Bank:
Examine Matthew. V. -.
Yours, Cashier
- Little Wallie +. of Greenfield
was recently presented toy trumpet.
to which he became greatly attached.
One night when he was about to be put
in his little bed" and was ready to say
his prayers, he handed the trupmpet Ia
his grandmother, saying, Here. gram
ina, you blow while pray
- a person asking wit il the toll
ing of bell did not remind him of his
latter end, was answered, NO; hat the
rope puts me i'll mind of yours"
GREELEY ON TIE ToMATo.-When
Mi. Greeley was at the Minnesota State
Far, ftw weeks ago, somebody gave
HIM "a very ripe rhizc tomato. weighing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-15
House & Small Farm for Sale.

The John Morse place consisting of a two,story
house and ont buildings. and about Ii acres of
land. situated in the village OF ST. Johnsbury Cen
ire, is offered for sale. There is good spring water
running tn both house and barn. All the land is
about the buildings level accessible, easily work
ed. and i'll good state of cultivation.
The place is desirable for any who wants
small place in quet village, convenient TO church
es and schools. As the trains run, scholars can
attend the st. Johnsbury Academy. or the High
School on the Plain from this village. and board AT
home.
For particulars, enquire of e. VI. STONE AT this
office or on the premises -3tf
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-fm the Children.
THE FIR.NER'S PARROT.

Oh; KEEP OFT OF BAD COMPANY.
One beautiful morning, farmer, at
ter working busily for several weeks,
succeeded i'll planting one of his largest
fields in corn. But the neighboring
crows, not having the fear of the law in
their hearts, and being anything but
teetotalers, found their way to the
farmers cornfield. and departed fire.
qnentlv colned. The farmer not being
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willing that the germs of Il future crop
should be destroyed. either by fair or
foul means. determined to drive the
marauderS to their nests. Accordingly
ne looked up IL trusty gun, with the i'll
tentiOn of giving them. upon their next
visit, Il warm reception.
Now the farmer had a parrot. us talk
ativc and mischcviouS as those birds
usually are: and being very tame, it
was allowed its freedom to come and go
at pleasure. Strolling around some
time after the farmers declaration of
war against the birds in general, and
crows in particular. whom should he
see but IL number of those bold black
robbers engaged industri0usly i'll the
farmer-like occupation of raising corn.
''Prctty POLL being lover accompany
without much caring whether good or
bad. hoped over all distractions, and
was soon engaged with them in what
suppose was quite an interesting con-
versation ON the many advantages of
country over city life. Their friendly
talk might have been prolonged had
not passing wind waited it to the ears
Of the farmer. who was lciSurelv smOk
ing his calumet by the cosy tircsidc.
Up he started. breaking in his hurry
1.-The pipe ofpeacc'-a bad omen for the
crows and with Eis gun he sailed
forth. Reaching his corntield at length,
he saw at glance Though he over
looked the paIrot,) the state of affairs.
Lcvclling his gun. he fired. and with the
report was heard the deathscrcam of
three crows, ana an agonizing shrek
from poor Poll.
As the farmer advanced. 10 see what
execution he had made, the lmw0undcd
crows arose in the air, loudly pleading
their cause as they departed. On look
ing among the murdered crows, great
was his surprise to see stretched upon
the ground his mischicvous parrot, with
feathers sadly IIltilcd and Il broken leg
You foolish bird - cried the farmer ;
this comes of keeping bad company"
The parrot did not reply, probably
because it did not know exactly What
to say: but il looked very solemn.
which answered just rs well. On car
rying it to the house. the children. see
| ing its wounded leg, exclaimed:
What did ii, papa! What hurt >"m
pretty Poll -
Bad company bad company AN
severed the parrot. in Il solemn Voice.
''Ay. that WAS it. said the farmer =:
| Poll WIS with those wicked crows when
fired and received Il shot intended tol
them. Remember the parrots fate my
children. and beware of lad company.
With these words The. farmer turned
around. and. with the aid of his wife.
/ handagcd the broken leg. and i'll Il few
weeks the parrot was ~ lively a. ever.
/ But il never forgot its adventure in The.
c"rmlirld. and if cN,, the farmers chill
drrn engaged in play with quaIrcl>"nIc
companionS.it Invariably di>pcl>,d them
with tl,c cry ct ''Bud company had
/ cOnIpanN
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Sailing DAIRY Cows.-N. \. Viii
lard says that the hest way to salt dai-
~ COWS is 10 have the salt in some
place conveniently located for stock.
where daily access may hc had to it.
and the animals allowed to take what
ever their appctites crave. 1t may be
placed in boxes arranged along in the
feed alleys of The stable. or in trOushs
in the she'd OF in the open yard. When
COWS have free access To salt, they soon
regulate their appetite to the daily Use
of small quantities of it, taking no more
than is required to promote health. An
imals require more or less salt, accord
ing to the character of their food, and
the practice of sailing at certain inter
walls is often injurious, since they are
liable TO 0vcTiccd of it, causing excess
sive securing and arrangement of
health. This is particularly the case
when salt is thrown out to stock indis-
criminaicly i'll the field nj intervals of a
week or more. lii such cases the mas
ter cows not untrequently gorge them
selves, preventing the weaker animals
from getting Il due supply, and thus
one part of the herd is injured 10y over
feeding, and the other part from not
obtaining what is needed. When the
animals have free access to salt. nature
dictates as TO its Use, aud hence the best
results both as to health and the Weld
of milk follows. salt is very ncccssa-
~ for milch cows. Without it the milk
becomes scanty and imperfect. 1t is an
important element III the blood. and
furnishes the soda necessary to hold the
cheesy part of the milk in solution.
fIaidlcn found in his analysis of milk
that thousand pounds contained near
~ half Il pound Of free soda and over Il
third of a pound OF chloride OF sodium.
Thee were also one and three-luartcl
pounds OF chloride ofpotassium. There
are various purposes i'll the animal
economy that require salt, and COWS III
milk should AZ ali times have free sc
cess to il.
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DRIING cows.

st this season many COWS are 'drlcd
of their milk. circumstances have been
So unfavorablc for milch cows during
the past summer. that cows which usu-
ally hold ont" through the winter, al
ready give indications of Il disposition
t. withhold the usual supply. There is
Il great difference i'll COWS i'll this re-
spcct Some will dry up in eight OF
nine months from the calying, under
the most favorable circumstances. while
others continue to give Il good mess up
Il the time they come i'll. This is Ow-
ing partly 10 habit as we'll as Il" differ
crcc III character as mixers. We have
seen COWS that continue in full milk for
four wears. without intelmisSioH. 1t l.
Il severe tax on the system of Il COW to
milk her mp to the time. or within Il
short time of calving. She ought to
have at least two months i'll which to
rest, and to build up the hony struct
are of the calf. If not allowed such
respite. the constitution and general
health will suffer. The calves would
be smaller and longer III attaining their
growth.
The COW which has two months or
mole To Iccupcratc during winter, is in
better condition for the next season,
and though she may not give quit" rs
many pounds of milk during the year.
its quality will he richer, and it will he
more nOurishing and hcalthful las an ar
ticlc of food. 1t is doubtful if the pro-
duet of milk for the year is not worth
more if the COW goes dry two months,
than if she Is MIXED as long rs drop
cGn bc got.
Farmers are sometimes not sufficient .
IL careful to look after the uddcr. 1t
il thought that rs long rs the COW is to
he dried. the milking is of very littl"
account. and if some milk j. left in the
adder, it does not harm. This is Il
great mistake. The proper way is to
allow Il longer interval between milk
ings, but to draw i; clean every time.
and this should he continued until no
more can he obtained. If Il small
quantity is allowed to remain i'll the
udder, it is soon changed into Il foul
disease Record and Farmer.
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Small Farm for Sale!

For sale, the Joel Hastings place belonging Ia
The Union School District. ST. Johnsbury, and situ
Gted one mile from the depot, containing about
forty acres of the hest land i'll town.
y. j. WILLARD.
ST Johnsolry JAN IL ISL IItf
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Sheen for Sale,

The subscriber has just returned from Canada
with a choice lot of SHEEP AND LANES of the
Cotswold and Leicester breeds which he offers for
sale at reasonable prices. Please call soon-tirsl
come first served. MOSES HCNILEG.
ST. JOhnsbury Centre. VT. Oct. :, Isl. Sltt
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Valuable VILLAGE Farm for Sale !

Consisting OF about sixty acres situated in the
Village of st. Juhnsbury about three-fOurihs Of a
mile from the junction Of the Passumpsc and Port
Land Il Ogdensburg Railroad. Same distance from
churches, Sc. One fourth mile from school The
rapid growth OF the village already renders quite
part Of the farm valuable for building. lots The
whole part of the farm will be- sold suit pur-
chasrrs. Terms onc-haf down balance. mort
gagr. Fol particulars. address call upon the
subscriber FREDERICK BUGBEE.
II. bloomsbury. Nov. l ISL. tIan12
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good old man walked around Tor awhile,
sitting on various benches. and finally
riding Il Spiingless wagon up to the
town. When he got to the hotel the
crowd called upon him for Il speech,
He went out upon the porch and felt
for his handkerchief to wipe his brow
before he began. When he inserted his
hand in his pocket, Il thought seemed
to strike him. He grew red in the face
he looked mad: he swore one of those
effective ninc-cOrncd oatlIs which lie
alone can construct. and then pulled out
his handkerchief. Ii was an awful
mess; and as the venerable journalist
gazcd upon it. and upon his fingers, he
} turned away and went to his room to
think up some suitable language in
which 70 express his feelings. The next
thing we know. there will be an article
in the Tribune entitled. What Know
About Prize Tomatoes.
= Speaking about III. Ga Don
Piatt tells the following ''villainous lie
about the philosopher: We were sit
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unc. The old gentleman wds in one of
his chronic conditions of grunblc and
discomfort. He had that mcaly appear
ana. 50 ..n,,,op to hin, thot made him
resemble blond miller fresh from the
d,.t orbi. f,o,,, mill aud WIS .vnress-
inc his n,i,.,t. onininn in , nublic and
somewhat nrofauc way. when colorcd
gentleman WAS announced. Let him
cam. in - reared thc nbilosonber. and
an ,uoJ irl,ov cl,J in hr,ad,Ioth. cold
,;p,r.J .nect,cIo. md =, came headed
with m. same nrecioms metal. stalkcd
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hoor.r .,.d .,,,h .,, van, ,Lort th,ro y.
tbop ono Snr;no from, IN. hod J.. ,ood..
, to, IN. door and ,usbinr dawn stairs
derIored il, y, FRENZY of excitement that
some one had n,nrcJ = shovel Of bot
co,i. unou him The woman overcome
: with orc;r.,,a, and alarm o,v. =, f,on.
tic scream which hr,ucbt i'n, busi,,nd
bulriedly in from fine newt room to he,
rescue. The husband WAS 50 much cx-
cited and ,isn 81 ,ourb amused with rho
sinnuIar mistake and tho ridicrI,,,s mo-
sition of his h,ttcr half that he FORGOT
all his Mains hut carly newt ,n,rn;no
he. his wife and Trunks left fo,. mart :
! unknown Tho no,,Iticed oon,lnmon
still c,,,ios Lis st,n,cb j., q .li,r
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CotSwoIdS for Sale.

Two years Olds, yearlings and ram lambs COM
prising the celebrated ram, Compton Lad. also
a few breeding ewes and eve lambs;
H. VI. HALL.
East Burke. VI. Sept. p Ell.
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Situated one mile from Lyndon. and and
half miles from IyndOnvillc. Consists of Il acres
rood Land well fenced and watered. buildings III
good repair, and goOdly number of fruit trees.
Price Low, and terms easy
Inquire OF the subscriber on the premises
i. W. CARPENTER.
IyndonNillc, oct. H. lS!l. sItf
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4 GENTS WANTED.-Agents make money at
n work for us than al anything else. Business
light and permanent. Particulars free. q. STIN
son 4 CO.. Fine Art Publishers. Portland, Maine.
ii ORRIBLE.-I suffered with CATARRH thir-
L ty years, and cured in six weeks by
simple remedy. and Will send the receipt, postage
free. To all afflicted. Address Rev. L. j. MEAD,
Drawer l16. Syracuse, y. Y.
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Wood =! Wood J!
For Sale! MY Homestead,

l.. G. WOODBURY. will deliver lO-inch SLAl
WOOD i'll the village al 81 per cord He will ais
do jobbing of all kinds
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The Dec. No. price 2Hc.. has ~
pieces Vocal and lnstrl Piano
Music. worth 81 in sheet form.
We viii mail two back Nos. ful
:1'r., four for 9Or.. "r Jan. tu lire.
Il, for S2n25. Irregular price. 81
Bound curi,s Tor Isl, gilt sides
and edges, -. The Music j. b.
Hays. Thomas. kinkcl. GmnUd.
etc. Address j. /. PETERS. 59'
broadway. y. !. p. -. Box Ji2".
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There Il iI"., who /, Il III Il -i.rin.
He caught such cold that h,. could not -!nc
Poor. unfortunate. Batrlchian, In What n sad
light he must have been. and yc; his misfortune
that often bciL- singers. Many a oi.cr
tunctul voice among those who belong I" the genus
homo is utterly spoiled 10y cold i'll IT," head,
the lungs both combined FL the above
mentioned 'croak,r' We are MT aware that any
remedy was devised; but rejoice I" hnn"
that all human singers may keep their heads clear
and their threats in tune by timely used OF pr.
Sage's Catar1h Remedy and In. rirrcrs Golden
Medical Discovery. both oi which sold Il?
druggists -"
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DIARIES FOR 1872,

And lots of other articles TOO numerous L. mention
which will he sold Low. Don't hay until You
have seen this stock.
Lyndunvile. Nov. % ISL
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HENRY WARD REEcHER's

GREAT LITERARY. RELIGIOUS WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER. Agents having great success, .
one took LOCO names i'll 3 months. another GI4 III
b days another liz in week Z, /. 0u,.
day. and many others equally well. maxim. froiI
b and $40 10 so per day. Takes on sight, IN old
agent who klotrs. SAYS: L think il the bet Jiucs>
trr cdnrasserS crcr c5ersd sorry dad mt rrr.a.,-
soon,r." Pays better than any book agency. i
rdre chGnce 10 make n,On.,L
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