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Rrr,cIous.-About the hottest day las,

RELlcioUs.-About the hottest day last
week, We found John j. Ingalls, lying on
bis back in the depot at Troy Junction, en-
gagged in a religious discussion with nm old
customer who had wandered 10 from some
nook Of the adjacent country. The old
codger's hobby was, that a. God Almighty
had created navigable rivers, it was sinful
for men to obstruct them by building bridg-
J es over them, for the use of railroads OF
their own creation. However, he thought
it might be permitted, if the bridges were
made with draws, to admit the passage OF
steamboats,: but If the boats met with acci-
dents in passing the bridges, the Companies
owning them ought to be held liable for all
the damage. 1t may astonish railroad men
to learn that God Almighty is interested
with the steamboat men against them; but
| it is some consolstio to know that He can
be arpeased with reasonable amount cf
damage money. Insalls ought not to OBJ
jet, if it opens up the way for fat lawyers
fees.
ROBBERY AT LAFAYErTE.-On Thursday
night of last week, Payne's store, at Lafay-
elite, in this County, was entered by thieves,
and about $500 worth of goods stolen.
Some person saw light IN the store at
late hour, and aroused the proprietor; but
the thieves succeeded in escaping with their
booty. 1t is supposed they carried the
goods away in seamless sacks which they
found in the store, and that they crossed
the river in skiff. Suspicion rests upon
two young men who were skulking about
the place on that day.
LOT SALEs.-The lot sales of the White
Cloud City Company, last week, continued
two days, and all the property offered was
soda few lots being reserved for special
purposes. Most Of the lots brought toler-
ably high fgures-much higher ttun it was
thought they could be sold for.
c. Mr.. Finney did not preach last SUM-
day, as had been announced. We hate to
tell the reason why he failed to put in an
appearance. A man in bis precarious state
Of health ought to quit preaching, and join
some Church that believes in a regular,
old fashioned, lively hell.
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cy Abou: the latest lot Of cattle we
have seen this season, passed through town,
last week. They were the property Of James
n. Mills, and were shipped East.
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THE MAGIC COMB ; :: &C.; !. s: ::

manent b lack or brown. IL contains no poison.
One comb sent by mail for 81. Dealers sup
piled at reduced rates. Address WIN. Patton,
Treas Springfield, Mass. may4a4.
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Geal Matters.
CITY OFFICERS.

CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor-JosHuA.T TAYLOR.
Couucilmeu-JoaH s HOOK, G. F.VAN Bus'
r,ax H. H. HrSEs, d. C. TAYLOR, Prrra L.
PALnER.
Cty Clerk-W. n. FosScRook.
City Treasurer-SoL- MiLLER.
CITY MarsI,ai-W. W. MooRE.
Civ Eneioeer-C. ". SaREvE.
Street Cpmmissi ,ner-PErsfck DusLxAvf.
Health Oficer-DR. THos. c. SHkEvE-
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Train No. /, connects at Atchison with trains
for St Louis. Chicago, Kansas Cify.-By Mis-
aouri Pacific Railroad Mt l:35 My Kan
sas City, st. Joseph ard Council Bluffs Rail.
road at 2:05 P. M.-Aud with train for ST.
Joseph, at Troy Junction. Train for the West
via. Central Branch U. P. k. r., leaves Atch
ison at ii A. NJ.
Train No. 3, connects at Troy Junction with
trains for Msrysville.
Train No. 9, connects at Atcbison with trains
from st. Louis and Chicago.-At Troy, with
train from St. Joseph tor Marysville.-Ai
White Cloud, with Stage for Rulo. Falls City
and Humboldt, Nebraska-At Highland Sta.
ton, with Hack for Highland.
F. r. FIRTH, Acting Supt.
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH, SCROFULA.
IL A lady who had suffered lor years from
Deafness, Catanh AMI Scrofnla, was cuied by
a simple remedy. Her sympathy and gratitude
prompts her to send the receipts Tree Of charge
to any enc siri:,a.iy effected. Address Mrs.
NJ. C. LEGGErT, Jersey City, N. ]. may4"4.
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THIS Is NO HUMBuG. 9.
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Attachment Notice.
dVtdt HMCUI NOIICCs
Before Joshua Tavlor Justice Of the Peace, in
and for Iowa Township, Doniphan County
State Of Kansas.
Nelson Damarst,
For the use OF
Edmund Auiba!. Plaintiff.
VS..
John Rildwin D,f,pI,p.

IN the % das of April. A. D 1871. said
" Justice issued an order of Attachment
and a Garnish in the above action. for the sum
Of Fifty five Dollars and Fifty Gents, retrrna.
Bile on the 9th instant. when the said Cause
was set for hearing on the 30th day of MAJ
A. d. 1911. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
Given under nv hand, this 81 Ii day of April,
A. d. 1871. JOSHUA TAYLOR, J. P.
May 4-4~. Prs fec. IS.
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Pay the Printer.
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NNEGAH, how made in 10 hours,
IAN without drugs. Particulars 10 cents.
+. Sage, Cromwell, Conn. apr27~4.
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$50 for Eagle Brick Hand Machine.
$500 for Eagle Brick Power Machine
Write to FsrY, SuEckLra i Co.. Bucyrus, o.
api21w4.
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J u R u B EBA .

1t is sure and perfect remedy for all diseases
of the
LIVER AND SPLEEN. ENLARGEMENT OR OBJ
SrRtlCtInN OF INfES TINES, URN tRv. UTE
RINE OR ABDOMINAL ORGANS. POVERTY
OR WANT OF uIDpD. INTERMITTENT
OR REMIrrENr FEvERS. lNPLAMNA-
TON of TUE LIVER. DROPSY, SLUG
GISH CIRCULATION OF THE BtDOD.
ABSCESSES. TCM'iRS. JACNbiCE,
ScRoFUL,. uvSPEPSiA. AGCE
AND FEVER. Or THEIR
CONCENTRATES.
DR. WELLS having become aware Of the ex
traordinary medicinal properties Of the South
American Plant, called
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A remedy which has been
tested for 10 years. and proved
in thousands of cases capable
Of curing all Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs; performing
many remarkable cures, merits
Trial from all who are suffer
ing from similar affections, and
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vainly seeking reief. Will you let prejudice
prevent you from being cured alsoi
Coughs and Colds.-Tbe Druggists cay it cures
them all.
Asthma.-The relief and cures of it are mar
velfous.
Bronehitis.-Evcry sufferer will find relief and
cure,
Throat Ailments require only few doses.
incurable.
Debility.-It renovates and invigorates the
system.
Liver Complaiat-Mosr EFFECTIVE regulator
of this organ.
acE cures it.
restoring
Urinary organs.-AcrIos ON THEN Is MARKED
and prompt.
DR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR is rich in the
medicinal qualities of Tar combined with We
getable ingredients Of undoubted vai.e, which
make it unsun passed. not only for the CON-
plants enumerated, but it RAPIDLY RESTORES
EXHAUSTED srkENGrH, cieansss the stomach.
reaxes the Liver and puts them to work, eau
ses the food to digest. and makes pure blood
and begets a vivacity appreciated by both
snund aud sick. If you are afflicted in any
way. we know if you try the LrFE-GIvISG TONIC
PRorhRrrEs of DR.. Crooks Wine Of Tar, you
will add your testimony to its great value in
correcting any ills that flesh ia heir TO-"
Prepared only BY OLIVER CROOK & CO.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. HALL 4
PORTER, Junction City, Kansas. Wholesale
Agents. apr27m4.
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OF. vANBUSRlRK l. co.
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4UWEEKSfor ONED0LLAR!

THE AMERICAN RURAL HOME, from
April l, ISL "A Firss-ciass. Eight. page,
Agricultural and FamiIy Weekly. Spe-
cimsns Free. HOPKINS & WILCOX.
api21x4. Rochester. N. Y.
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,NFORT9Aes sALk-wHERK 4. DUEBKR
M and kmilis Dusber hiswifs nostkAscrY, did duly
make etcuts and deliver TO Tbos. G. Mcclure mott
so thereby Conveying tue SiIssiDg rs es:.. and
property situxte in the county Of etealrs aud ftate
OF Minnesota, and in said mortgage d. scrIbeJ fol-
of block humble. ID two q Of Edelbaoks sdditioa 70
the Town Of St. Cloud. ~ duly plated and record
cd IL the Office Of kegtsterof Deeds in and for said
81, arms sogaty, vLicn said myr,s.se and tho pow
cuted uy said m0rfgagors, f. dated the 2Sd day OF
March, A. D. 1865 and was duty recorded in the Office
Of REGISTER Of Deeds in aud for said Siearu county
the Both day Of Hsrch q. D. 1869, At two O'Clock
P. H.. in book ~" of NOR gsge DEEDS page AS. and
| was given to secure the payment Of Two Hundred
and Fifty dollrrs in ninety fro,a the date OF sai
mort. with 10 terest the rate VI Per cent.
per month till paid, according to the conditions Of
certain p"oDissofy Lutte bearing even date with said
n.ortgsss and made aud executed BY the sid H. A.
Dpeter TO thesxsd Thos. G. Mcclure.
| And Whsesss oszsult has been made In the con-
ditoDs Of the said mortgage by the payment Of
the said proni.,osyn - Two Hundred and Fifty
cI,imed to b due, ard 10 sesu.J due q sid
mortgage, principal and interest g stFveAd the sum
OF Thee Hundred and Seven and SlUO dollars 1t the
q ths ae thereby .sd BY F...en shersof
whereas No actin OK processing 81 law Or ohsrwise
bus been instituted TO recover the debt 20 remaining
secured by sail mortgage, q any par: thsrsof: Now.
therefore, notice IL hereby given dat by virtue Of
the power Of sale oontaired In said mRtGzge, and
pursuant the statute in such case made and prov,
| ded, said mortgage viii be foreclosed by the sale
| OF said mortgaged premises Or 80 much tho cot
as may be necessary. a. public vendue, by tao
undersigned. sheriff If said Stes1ns county, atihs
front do"r of the Cours House, in Sc. Cloud,
in said county, on SATURDAY. THE 18th LAY
OF APRIL, A. D. 1871, at 2 o'clock III the after.
noon Of that day. to satisfy the amount that shal1
then be due said and tgage with the cost
oi foreclosure, and the luther cum OF Ore Hun
dred iars in said mortgage cuvenapted and agreed
" W pad Wy sad mortsag"s to said moi tsagee, Al
attyrDeys Solicitors cOunsePx ices in addition ro
Ill aud cVsts allowed III that behalf by law in
case Of the for-closu Of said mortgage.
dated 1T. Cloud, February 23d, A. D.1s7L
| Taos. C. MCCLURE, Thus. C. ALDEN,
marz7w Mortgage. Shenf Of Stea. ns Co
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DEPARTMENT o. DAKOTA, !
. OFFICE CaIEP QUARrERAAsfIl
ST. PAIL Mlnn Feb kfh 1871

- EALED PROPOSALS, duly ekdorsed as
such in the usual form, subect to the usual con.
dition- duplicate, invited 70 supply the sever.
al posts in this department, with the Regular Mill
tsry Supplies, Tor one year from June soth, 1871
FORT SMELLING, MIMI, 900 cords Of oak wood,
81 tons of hay, ~ tons of straw.
FonT Ripley, MINI, $50 cords of oak wood,
FORT ABEkcRoMB1E, D. r, 1,o4s tons Of hay
FORT WADsWURTH, -. T., $50 cords Of oak wood
HORT RANSOM, D. T, % ton. of hay. 49,.
FORT ,PhMB1NA, D. T., $50 cords Of oak wood,
EoET ToTf2SN, D. T, $50 cord. of oak wood, 800
'I FORT RI 81 sfEvENsox, D. T, 600 cord. of wood
S3O tons Of coal, % tons of hay.
FORT BUFURD. y. T., Gus cords of wood, 1000
FORT RICE, D. r. 1910 cords of wood, a2s tons
FORT sULLY, D. T, zoos cords Of wood, 4os tons
Fokr RANDALL, I. T, 2ses cord. of wood, 4s4
sioux CITY, Iowa, 2s4 cords Of oak wood, % tons
of hay. :, ,--
FORT BENTON, NJ. r, $40 cords Of wood, lie tons
CAMP BAKER, NJ T, !, 4s5 cords of wood, 27s tons
r0Rr SHAW, NJ. T., 1892 cords of WOOD, s25 tons
Of hay.
FORT ELLIS, NJ. T.. 1886 cords. of wood or 1900
tons of coal l ,96! to- 8 of hay.
The several Quantities here mentioned may be in
creased or diminished as may be required to meet
the legal necessities for the period specified These
proposals will he received this OH. up IL o'clock
49, ON the 18th day OF April, 1871. also the Office
up to tn, same hour.
By command of Major General Hancock,
S.B. uuLABIRD.
marl6-4w Chief QuarterMaster.
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!, 1901 90
Herr you zee deficit Of fifty one dol
lars. A there are no "steaings" in =
theological seminary, he makes up the
balance by selling books or teaohing
school. He comes into lite oowed down
J With patch on both knees and several
other places, and hat that has been
"done over" four OF five times, aud 80
weak that the first sharp wind that
whistles round the corner blows him in
70 glory. Tho iue,tness you complain
Of in the ministry starts early. Do you
suppose that, if Paul had spent seven
years in cheap boarding house, and
tho years after in . poorly supplied par
sonage, he would have made Felix
tremble. No! The irst glance Of the
Roman proourator would have made
him apologize for intrusion.
Do not think that all your eight-hun-
dred-dollar minister needs Is Christ
mas present Of an elegantly bound copy.
Of "Calvin's Institutes" He is sound
already on tho doctrineof election, and
tits . oreonsolation if in. this way you
remind him that he has been foreordain.
ed to starve to death. Keep your min
'ster on artiohokes and purslain, and he
will be ct to preach nothing but funeral
sermons from the text "All flesh is
gras." While feeling most of all our
need Of the life that comes from above,
Let rs not ignore the fact that many Of
ths clergy today need more gymn.s-
tics, more fresh Dir, more nutritious
food. Prayer cannot do the work Of
bsehtsak. You cannot keep a hot fire
II the furnace with poor fuel and the
danper turned. ,.-
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Chemists and Physicians
-. TO. ANALYZE 1T ~.

- : Z 7 -
Then speak Of It according to its merits, compar
1t with hiskey and Brandy, and other such articles
and tho difference 1t they tnd the Wine of Life
u pure and wholesome, and the other Liquors poison
ouS, (which th.y. certainly will dO). then they are
morally bound to prescribe and recommend the Wine
Of Life to their patients and friends - the best stim
ulant and tonic in use. and valuable substitute
for wh.key and brandy; but should they find 1t not
pure and what tho proprstors claim for it. let them
publicly denounce It. It b the pbyscian's duty to
learn and ind out which 10 the most wholesome
stmulant for his patients, and to do 90 he must ex
anime aud look into th. quality Of each article and
learn for himself II the Wine Of Life has any pscu-
liar mrrits to warrant it, geneTsl use. The prptie
soro claim tho Wine Of Lite to be more: wholesome
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saedl Il do,hs ,5sner il p,4ereoos sotht
latter. Whatever women's services on
most wanted for, tue free play Of com,
petition viii hold out the strongest in.
aucfnents@ thehFo undertake. And,
as tile words imply, they are most
wanted for the tbings ior which they
.ssa most fit; bY5tho ,sa9i7ost nment q
which - sllom, ths osllecs've fsoussirs
3; sAe Two sexes cau be spilled On the
whole With the greatest sum of valuable
result.
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~ MURRAYsHuL 49,. =.
MADAME C. MEARS,
e.. ,@s"z 49,,
,~ Exal1sH, FRENCH AND GILMAN
Boarding and Day School for Touns
;.-~ Ladies, IsTs.
No. 92s Madison Avenue, Rev, York

The next session will commence Tues-
dsy, September O., 1870.
Madame Mesrs has great pleasure in an
nounciDg to her patrons and friends, that
she, Will ne able 70 offer superior advantages
for the complete and elegant education Of
Young Ladies, 1T the opening Of tho next
The course of Instruction comprises tho
English and French, Languages, Latin,
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geome-
try; Geography, Astronomy, Chemistry
and other Natural Sciences; : MentaJ, 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 a.
ranged for the general benefit Of the
school. .-..--. 80,
Music, drawing, painting, singing, &C.,
may beincluded, at special rates. s,,eTs's
- Tho best professional talent 10 employed
il the various Departments, end the vhsls
10 under The immedists care and superyis-
ion Of Madsme C.. Mears. -: - .sEssSE.S
3 French istbe language Of the sstsblish.
mcnt. E7tspi ii .aGi5;5issa svSSs;.c-S2 IT.
G:eul.rs giving terms, &c.,ssnt On, ,.p-
ks7IfftsTsss-,v .,sif ~ stflfFttEtz -.
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WARMERS n V1NUM. WIFE:
OR,
. e." WINE OFLlFE.

This wine is prepared to take the place Of Wills
kies and other spirits known to be made up OF Fusjl
Oil and other deletrrisus articles. The Wine Of Life
is distilled with great care especially for thos who
require healthy stimulent. and for the Of Medi.
cal Men and NJ ses IN the sick room. in place Of
the villianous Brandy, Whiskey. and other Liquors
q constant complaint Of Physic ans in this country,
that h impossible to procure pure Brandy, Whskey
aud Wine for their patients. We ask tho Medical
faculty and the public to give Warmers Vinum Vitae
OF Wine Of Life trial, and We ask
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!. : : Fellow trabelers," said : 'soullcd"
preacher, ''ef 1 had been eattn' dried
apples for a week, en- den took to
driukin' for u monf I couldn't feel
more swell'd up dan I am dis minnit
wid pride and vanity at seein such tull
tendence har dis evenin. T.. ~
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Z. The ehe.p Chap ms inplisity BE-
lieve that the greaasat beasls 1, b
derived from bio traosl ataons should %.
eruott - thaersdit q 10 largest nunbs,
ofhI kind, and that NsssLer Ose,
personidsd BY himself, most claims con.
sideration.. ss5s ss i :
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The Horseman's Manual.
The Dai.yman's Manual.
The Hog Breeders Manual.
The Poultry Breeders Ma1wal.
The Sheep and Goat " :"

To NEW subscribers we will
send either of the above books,
and: IN addition, either of the
following PREMIUMS
magazines or papers being for
one year
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HeImbold's Extract Euchu IL diuretic and blood.
purifying, and cures all diseases Arising
1om habits df dissipation, and excesse, AID impru-
dences in life, Impurities of the blood etc. Supe.
seding copa5a in affections for which it Is used, I'd
syphilitic affectiOns-n these diseases used in con-
nection with Hemboldt's Rc3e Wash.
LADIES.
q
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the extract
Buchu is unequall.d by any other remedy-as III
ch orosis or retention irregularity, painfuuess
suppression Of customary excavations, ulceratad or
st rity and for all complaints incident to the
whether arising from ndiscretion or habits of dis
sipatioD. 1t is prescribed extensively BY the most
eminent physicians and midwives for enfeebled and
delicate constitutions, Of the above diseases symp
toms.
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Long or Short
TALES AND D SKETCHES
Will be in each number.

~
In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain it's usual variety
of state and General News,
Agricultural In 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 towus in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will re spared to maintain
for The JOURNAL the reputa-
tion it already enjoys Of being
the IT, >
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1t"P lot D1hhet ~ M1hutes ut Ue1eno'
DURCHAsF TICKETS at the Stations beforeenter-
l. tugthe Cars at Discountfrom theregulal train
rates
PAaeengers nustsettheir Baggage Checked before
wilb carried over the road, and the arrival
the Train 1T place OF destination resent the
check and take possession of their Baggage
ThecOmpany will . Of be lkesponsible
Tor the safety Of any Baggage after IT..
arrival atstation for which it checked-it being NO
part Of tho bushes Of this Company to receive and
store baggage, unless Especial contracts maze to
that effect.
+. 3. DELANO Superintendent
J. H RANDALL, General Ticket Agen,
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Guarantee Fund !:

- 4" - ~ 81 - - ; D / / Il -. & > =
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS
Il: COMPANY: 8 Crs:ry-
It keeps the money in the State.
It insures Females without extra risk.
It's as liberal as lsEconsisteut with per.
feet security.
It is conducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability are we'll
known throughout the State.
It receives high rate Of interest on its
loans: ~.,.I
Its rate Of mortality must be low BY res
son of. the healthful climate Of Minnesota.
CHAS. A. BARROWS,
Special Agent,
Office in Minneapolis.
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Superior and Cheaper
. set .u.sa4.ass THAN asW ,a.....,
WHISKEY 9: BRANDY,

In fact, any ether article In common M, and ought
Il trial. It u new 'ns only been il ale s6Nt
one year, Ut It has already gsi1d great nane and
wonderful eale, AID whosyer once rlss il always
recommends It. 70 his ,friendS. It has tie came
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