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E5if5F Journals
The sab' Il care ia tse curing OF
m..k has baca urged upgn the farmers
with mach peGmcty taat It aus
TO me, SOME Of tAem thiaE those of ns
gbo have urged ID. were becoming
either crazy OF foolish, aad a they
Mge followed laa.rowu lsmaBt ro
Eagl'e IF the cautions given them.
Naw far the aIt
Ihsye before me, tAe report Of sales
0fmak d. Meau CummIae Baker
i Co.. ar The hlf mouth FROM 1Iay
lglh p 1uae lei amounting h 1880
ems AMID CAD ue following taeta 30
da.Has eat 4l7 cans al. sweet Sad well
cured. - dasf sent $50 caas ei
which az. Doc ty ueae sweet; and
8 aaaos cen, $40 cans 81 which Cd
wer so4H diaries eai l0s cans 81
which s were sggr This Shove
First, 1Aat depends upga Tbs farmer,
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One at laa most significant aud pB-
eauraeas signs 81 the tJmes is the
"new departure in tbo policy of the
democratic party This new depart
pFc recognizes oh thr amendments 10
tho constitution as accomplished facts.
bot to be- disturbed or agitatad, in
short recognizes the issues Of the war.
thus putting themselves nearly ON the
same platform with the Republicans.
Tho reform In The party is beaded by
Eallaniigham and John Quincy Adams.
AMI though it win meet with great OPP
position especially at the South. yet
The prospect Is that the majority Of the
party viii fan In with it.
AZ the late Democratic convention
IN Ohio the new platform was adopted
hy decided vote, aud the most mdG-
cnnal Democratic papers throughout
tie country support the movement
Tho issues Of the war will not hereafter
BE- between the two great parties
hut between different factions Of the
Democratic party Thus the world
moves, and we arc very glad to see the
Democratic leaders take this advanced
ground but the change on the part Of
the old leaders and advocates Of the
"lost cause is merely on the score Of
policy 70 secure votes, and if they
should succeed by this means in gain
ing ascondcDcy in the nation we have
very little confidence that they will
stick 70 their platform The grass
will be green over the graves Of tie
present generation before the majority
offhe people at the South viii be at
heart IN favor Of the amendments Ia
the constitution. On the other hand
we have very little fear that the new
departure will secure very large
number If votes to the Democrats
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rsae.a.an ware aHhHal hr eaaa
$3.50 haH w..a ta a.G FASH.
.ana# #3a Hs. anaaaHsaz Has au.
ra.a as blowing hau. srmg.nr 90
t.r t.n .aa. of tIa modern G.a nrad er.
SIR. 1Ea#aa closed BIS remarEs be ua-
g Ha laHa Ell rha.r entertainer.
Waa. H.lf. grFE.. which aif. Dsts fo-
-l.t Eaastar.a ..aalfae tIa mem-
nfs SO fs Assn a9ru aaI He laa.e.
nasaa, f.e .aa compliment co taalf s.z.i.
Esn fag Ha rrshthat they might au-
.ag tha.r u.a Ia HaHaaa ar. au8 renew
H ga some mmro uae under mafe favor.
aile cine. instance. Tho President of the
-.r.rfg rrnraaea Mr.. Dfyis as q member
OF the Association. which uas uaWi-
msa#v agreed 60.
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State and hardly ole in i'ie Ih''ed states,
No" the whole country Is perfect mel
wofk Of railroads passing in every d.
reauou,aua there could be no better sight
/ in tho world than TO bee up ina balloon
where tho trains could he seen passing
and repssjng wilheeaseles. activity. Mr.
Cain closed hf roposlng The health Of D.
Il. Faulkner Superintendent OF The liar-
lem Extension. Mr. Faulkner said he
was no spcech-makcr but be would
promise to get them back TO Rutland in
] good time.
Mr.. Walton then arose and aIIuding to
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Scotch Gingbams 40
CoSE a BuUTuNH
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a s:C!zu0ABDE'S !.ErTE..

4 yn'in. r >'.' ,ta.: >c,:coi j.
Paducah has written 'is m tuet III,
following: chafact,'r;s, il letter:
DEAR MOTHER. got another
licking yesterday, but had on three
pair o pants, aud it didn't hurt muchl
vas Icsed bce'us1 PIT SIX piss in
NJ. IS ch7ir. l knew Thy would
stick i'm sac. mad, ,ct hat
they wc,'| nr,. NJ. Vas 20
rcan a'd ;.a'.l that they wouli no,
90 in. | Won the bet, which was a
dog, = lie is a good dog, aud J am
training him to bite old "Hardsides,"
a. VIC call him, some night when he
comes home after dark. He is often
out after dark, and, if lack is as good
after cats, I "on't get licked any more.
lack and I: killed three cats last Sun.
Day. though was at church and Sum-
Day school oil day, and it wasn't
good day for killing cats either. This
makes the third licking I got this
week: One: was because I had a bot.
tie ofmiIk 10 my room, aud tho other
Tas because Iwrote composition on
negroes .lat old Hardsides didn't like
said that .a~nesro was dark subject
to write upon. 1t Was Ike dark A!sl-
crn going dom a DARK, CELLAR on dark
night without light, t. look t~r a
black cat that is rot there Ola Hare
sides stepped NC and licked NE for that
Send me some Ill re CT these pies.
made a good trade with. some Of them
II you will send IN, five doll4rs, Iwil
stop all my habits except chewing anc
cussing and swearing and smoking and
drinking and one or two others. You
had better make that trade. Give my
love to Julie, and tell her to send me
that little fiddle I left in the old trunk.
Your affcctiouate sou, BILLIE.
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CE1URIIING BUTTER,

Al certain Tunes, ftosn some peculiar
sasse, most z generally from extra sour
pess or bitterness OF cream gathered
lntiss The winter. season from COWS
fed on corn fodder, much difficulty is
encountered in chu'nins the cream in
10 buttor. There asc instances of per-
sons having churaed she@vhofo day to
no purpose, which % certainly very
trying to The good housewife, As 4
last resort, Iiry i tablespoonful Of soda
Or pearl. ash, dissolved in a pint of
warm water pour it into the churn
while tits in motion, and If butter
don't form, after this application, the
operation utuy be abandoned as hope
less.-Journal of the Farm
,-s- q e
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GOOD MANAGEMENT,

The chief object sought in procur-
ing dairy stock is to produce the gre It.
Get quantity oflioh, pure milk from the
least number of COWS; or to state it
otherwise, to obtain the largest quaati-
tisy Of the best quality from the small
est cost in food. Tho cow is machine
for converting the food into milk. To
get a continual supply Of good milk
requires a constant supply Of proper,
nutritious TODD, and hero is wherein
very many farmers and dairymeu are
apparently ignorant or short-sig ted,
for When tho season Of grass has pass
ed, no provision having ben made
for good m,lk-producisg food, the COWS
are allowed to g. dry, or are fed very
often with iIl.cured hay, dry straw Or
stalks, or all manner Of vilIainous Stops
from tho kitchen. With such manage
mont is it surprising that there is so
inferior, greasy, soapy butter iu the
market? 1t has been said oftcntimes
and With truth, TINT like meat, wool,
sad other produce, there must D,
plesty Of nourishins food TO mauufac
turs the article from; but as milk,
butter, Or cheese has to be eaten gen
orally BY mankind, tho flavor has to
be studied, und unless this is attended
10, the quality w!ll b, very inferior.
Quantity and quality can be cou,tiusd
md produced just Us easily in the
Winter as the Summer, by any MN of
oommon sensc.- Western Rural
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MORTGAGE sALE-WHEREAsH II. A. DUEBER
l and Emile Ducber his wife mortgagcry, did duly
make execute ans deliver TO Thos. G. Mcclure mort
80: ll.s,. 81 lsia ildsssprs O ula:
property .ttntt' IL sn couEtJ Of s.csr ns as tste
tf MlLnveuss, il aid Ef<-fn2c sefjfe5 H. fol-
low. VT: ii.e icIs rteT.a en-. aid hvel5j,
o. hiock hu:iiuc' I'd .Iv vi EdeiDr'ah addition u
tue t1~n oi st. Cloid. AZ My plated a1d record
ei /. t"e Office X, ;.i. Q: eads IN aud Ter said
rt"": count, wn.e!, .'tsl mortgage sel The pow
er "a sal! ierein Contained III, r,sfse and exc
cut ed W -,id iaorigsrs, j. dated the 90. DAY OF
March, A. =. lsoa. and !u, l.c,,:d in til. Office
OF Kexsler Vi O.a0s IN aid for said S.eaIIs county
the SUth I!y vi Match, a. H. isG9 1T tao O'Clock
p. NJ. hook ~ vi mon ts:,gc dces, page 49, aud
WIS given " SECURE 'ite payment oi Two Hundred
aud Eutr COL iu n:Dej das iro! the date OF SAD
age, YItE iBtrtnt the rate Of Per cent.
fer ,unli iii i,aj, ccnruiH 10 the c0udIfions Of
certain o,,jaeofJ Doe ce.I,ng zen dale Nth sad
no. tsa.e made lna executed ny tae said Ii. A.
Uhebcr u tHes I'd Ti;os. T.. NEClu:e.
And whereas Geftui; has been made in the
dtious Of the said Jrtgage By the non pas fent OF
the said promissory njte tex Two Hundred and Fifty
claimed tozzbe due, and is actually due said
mortgage principal ard interest a;orcsaid the
of Three Hundred and Seven and 5cloO dollars at the
date 1t this notice, whereby and by reason whereof
The said p,wef OF safe has become operative. aud
wheteas u :.ctf or proceeding a law or Otherwise
has been Instituted to recover the debt ming
secured " s.. mortgage, or any par thereof: Nov,
therefore, Losice il hsteby given tiat BY virtue OF
the power Of sale cOntaired In said mortgage, and
pursuant tc the statute in such case made and proyi
led, said mortgage viii be forsclos'd by tic saio
! Oh eaid mHtgaged promises Or SO much ti,es col
! MY he necessary. at public verdus, by tne
urderi sned, sheriff Of said stealns county, at'hs
front dvpr Of tie Court House, in 81. Clocd,
| IN said county, on SATURDAY, THE STE DAY
| OK July, A. u. 1911, at O'Clock IN the after.
noon Of that day to satsfy the amount that shall
'.n be due said and mortgage with the cost
ot foreclosure, AID the tuIther OF One Hun
cred 'ars i'll said MO, t2age coyenaDted ard agreed
|
attorneys, sVc!toih Oh CnaGsera ees in audubon to
all cum, and cteIs allowed in thai bctf by law, III
! u; the tor. ci,eu e VI saia Iu,,.eay.
Dated st. Cloud, February z:t, a. D. 1871;
Juos. G. MCCLURE, Sins. :: ALDEN
| AOr;gagee. Sheriff Of Stea, ns C.
| may25-7w
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MINNESOTA RAILROAD no, d
From The Chicago Eesu,Aa MNI.

From The Chicago Eseaaa AfN.
the action Of the people Nirncso"
voting4sn gains the l,H55af iaati,rl o. t:''
h;u '2?s,tlY ls.,sl St':e lsA!ro q
Bonas, h,s be N s>vtr y c'unen. u nr-
on By tbs pse~s :y>t.*r"!iy. We opnr,
however, that these Ga. aa.ts hav,
bo.n NAL. with >sty. lu.!r.rr core t
underwriting Il the gn,,:>r. S:,ict
G mn ,raial io'esrt s is jed nly glnd-
cd By tho Am :rie.a people, AID ary-
t'i..g thst bears the lie .st taini Of re
puliatipn is sure t, meet tho universal
con l>unaat',n Of the press Thu
while it Is admitted that as to the
original ho!.crs of the bouds, they
we're Fraudulent ana ssho,ll not bc
pai,i, ST h,v,,J pas'Y1 iasn >tic IN sL>
&c i'';,':vut G. hn!l Is /" . ~ c
n.;i;-,ai sum, it l. ;i,,rc' tat he
k,f,'s # he State ..rt,! il =; r.
pEn,.,,:t Ia luu, y...l IA, rA>i f..,.;. u 0
da'r Of ,~Sn>, III .;'>h Me 81 ito has new.
:: r"ceivcdr o,e cat vaI y, ctIscr In
''a:ic'r,ds IF auy:tsr. ti;;S. %> III. -
pc iIir.n sna t ,;.:! u:.t s.. j; il,
taa' 1t, "">l in the !a:c e!vvt;u,., re-
uE,iiuj. j ii II Il ..siths,,ul;, IT..
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MURRAY HILL.
NADIA ME- G. MEARS,S
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
Boarding and Day School for YOuns
Ladies'.

-
The next session will commence Tues
day, September p, 1870.
Madame Mears has great pleasure in al
nouncing to her patrons and friends, that
she will be able,to offer superior advantage.
for the complete and elegant education: Of
Young Ladies, at the op.uing Of the mex,
session. $50 - -. J.. ,,.
The course of Instruction comprises the
English and French Languages, Latin,
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra and GcomeS
try; Geography, Astronomy, Chemistry
and other Natural Sciences; Mental and
Moral Philosophy, History, Composition.
French and English Literature.
During the season Lectures will be de-
livered by eminent Professors on subjects
connected with the various departments Of
instruction. These Lectures will be sr-
ranged for the general benefit;:of the
school, s's: 97's:s:: : -, - :
Music, drawing, painting, singing, &c.,
may be included, at special rates. -.l,
The best professional talent is employed
in the various Departments, and the whole
is under the immediatecaro and supervis-
ion of Madame C.. Mears. =.
French is the language of the establish
ment e.: -,
Circulars giving terms, ,scnt on ap-
plicatlon.
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The AtAcneuns gives this rule for
those who cannot TIL whittier they
should writo al or sio: When the
diph,hoDg follows c it is always Ell, in
other cases &c. Azeollege president of
our acquaintance gives his, puzzled CT
Biographies an easily 'emembcerr,' key
word 1ice:,i CONS t;r:.: ar j nd c
srst aftcr 2. ~ !. . s $..:s q Al
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V,HE FINKLE & LYON SEWING Ma
/ CHINE, with Drcn Feed, new Take-up
new Hsnmer, &c., is now offered to agents
en- moro liberal terms. Also, Secondhand
Machines in exchange, CT the new i'm
pr"veuicnts applied. .st.:eu T. ~ :. ~.
Eye"y Machine is warranted First Class.
and ii tie purchaser dees not so regard it
after far trial, lie can return it and
money refunded. L ;5rss.. ... = n. :. H..
N. B.-Wantcd. Travelling Agents to
! visit each town, distributing circulars, ex-
planning the improvements, etc etc. who
can make $20Op per month. Address -
LYONS MUTUAL s. NJ. CO., :
Union Square, 80 East 18th st., New YORK
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"A exchange, wanting: to comp'i
ment q 'tLivs Stock Journal" s':s it
u edited By maa whose head is chuck
full Of live stick 2 Doubtful compli-
ment.s Il Z &aS@s& SO -'~s'%,
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--The superior nIau has Il disaided
easowitaout pride. The msao man
has Vi. pride without dignity.-Con-
fIcinss4$>.s,ss 4 .:f., .: ii. /, -. "
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Best Family Newspaper in
'.,..
Minnesota. H..
p ENDlD PREMIUMS,

To any Of our present sub
scribers who renew, paying for
one year in advance, ($2.OO,)
we will send postpaid, FREE,
either of the following books :
The H2rscman's Manual.
The Dairyman's Manuu1.
The Hog Breeders Nonual.
The Poultry Breeders Manual.
The Sheep and Goat ."
To NEW subscribers we will
send either of the above books,
and IN addition, either of the
following PREMIUMS he
magazines or papers being for
one year
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NO.ICE.-U.S LAND OFFICE.

n o.
IN st. Cloud, MINI, June Is, 1871. -
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Bernard TONES against Peter Rhode, for abandoning
his homestead entry, NJ. 1888. dated rc:ember 20,
81, IL Stearns county, Miu"c=ot'. t. view 10 the
cancellation Of saiu Gully: the said parties arc here.
by summoned to appear 1T shisoilcv the 2Dth DAY
UF JULY, lo7l, at 10 ecIv,k u. M, TO respond aud
furnish testimony ning rad all ged utandon.
ment. CA. GILMAN, Register. e
jups. l6.6w r. G, MCCLURE. Receiver.
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HENRY T. uEMBOLD's IMPROVED ROSE
WASH.

HENRY 7. IEMBOLD's IMPROVED ROSE
WASH.
cannot lie surpassed FACE WASH, and will be
found the only specific remedy in every species #
cutaneous affection. 1t speedily eradicates pmples,
spots. scourbutic dryness lndurations Of tho
Gus membrane, etc. dspes ednes, and incpient
famaton, hives rash moth patches dryness of scalp
OF skn frost bts and all purposes for which saIvc.
or ontments are used; the skin to state OF
purity anu softness and lnsures continued healthy
action Of the tissue of its vessels, which depends
the agreeable clearness and vvacty Of complexion
much sought and admired. But however valuable
remedy for existing defect. of the skin. H. T. Hem
bola's Rose Wash has long sustained its principal
claim to unbounded patronage, by possessing qua'-
tiles which render 1t q Toilet Pendage OF the most
supel tive and congenie character combining in an
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and eficacy-the invariable Accomplishments OF its
use-as o preservative and refresher of the complex
ion It is an excellent lotion for diseases of syph
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urinary organs, arising from habits of dissipation,
used ia connection with the Extracts Buchu, Sarsa-
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recommended, cannot be SURPASSED Price, One Dol
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Long OF Short
TALES, AND SKE'TC HE'S
Will be in each number.

In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain it's usual variety
of State and General News,
Agricultural Information, Lo-
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, etc., etc.
In addition, the present sys-
TEN of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will 1e spared to maintain
for The JOURNAL the reputa-
ton it already enjoys Of being
the
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II. r. HEMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES DISEASES ARRIs ING FROM IMPRU
DENCEs, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC.

all their stages, at little expense, little no
change in Diet o Inconvenience. and no xpousure
1t causes frequent ,esre and gives strength to
Urinate, Thereby removing Instructions, preventing
and curing structures Of the ur-thra, alaying pain
and namation so frequent in this class OF diseases,
and expeIlng all poisonous matter
Thousands who have been the victims of inccmue
tent persons, and who have paid heavy fees to he
cured in short time have found tvey have been de-
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erful astringents," been dried up in the system,
break cut in more aggravated form, and perhaps
after marriage.
Use uelmbold's Extract Buchu for ain affections
and diseases Of the urinary organs, whether exist
ing in male CT female, from whatever cause orna,
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One Dollar Per Bottle.
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AIOTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE.

| ~ st. Cloud, Minn., May 20, 1871
Complaint having been entered at this office by John
Poechmann against Jos,ph Vaerkamp for abandcs-
| ing his Honest ad Entry No. 30SS, dated Oct
ID, 1866 upon the VIZ swN section "a, township III
range SO, in Morrison county Minnesota, with view
to the cancellation of said entry the safd ,rtes
hereby summoned to appear Ut this Office the l4th
DAY UF JULY 1871, 1t II o'clock in the forenoon,
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said u
legged abandonment. ;Egs - go 80
C. A. GILMAN, Register.
| iuna 18th =. - TIC, MCCLURE Receiver.
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--0roat powers and natural gifts do
not brins privileges to their rossessor,
80 nhchss they bring duties. 49,.
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Evidence Of the most responsible and reliable char
acter furnished on application. with hundreds Of
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certificates and recommendary many Of which
are from the highest sources, including eminent
Physicians Clergy men. Statesmen. etc. The propri
etor has rssort.d to their publication in the
newspapers he does not do this from the fact tina.
his articles rank as Standard Preparations and do
not need 70 be propped up by certificates, a.
Henry II. Hcmbold's Genuine Prcpa-
rations.
Delivered to any address. Secure. from observa-
ton. ur
Established upwards of twenty years Sold by all
Druggists everywhere Address letters for informa-
ton; IN confidence to uENRYT 7. HELMB0LD, Drug
gist and Chemist; ;';}s~'s =: -
Only Depots: Il. T. HEAIBoLDs Drug and Chem.
zeal Warehouse. No. 594 Broadway, New York, or
to Il. 7. HEMBOLD's Medical Depot. 104, South
Tenth street, Philadelphia, Pa. --.--
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs. Ask for HEN.
HY T. HEMB0LD'S! TAKE NO OTHER.
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Helm5olds Extract Buchu is diuretic and blood
purifying, and cures all diseases arising
dences in lfs impurities of the blood etc. Super
seding copaiba in affections for which it is used, and
syphitic afections-in these diseases used in con-
nection with uembold:'s Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the extract
Buchu is unequalled by any other remedy-as in
chlorosis OF retention, irrogularity psnfuluess
suppression of Customary executions, ulceratad
schirrus state of the uterus, leucor1hoea Whites
ST. rility, and for all complaints incident to the
whether arising from ndi~cretion or, habits of dis
spati0n. 1t is prescribed extensively by tho most
eminent physicians and milwives for enfeebled and
delicate constitutions, ofthe above diseases symp-
toms.
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