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TIRE FINKLE 4 LYON SEWING MA
CHINE, with Drip Feed, new Take-up
new Hemmer, &c., is now offered to agents
an more liberal terms. Also, Secondhand
Machines in exchange, or the new i'm
provements applied $50. ~. "a
Eve-y Machine is warranted First. Class,
and if the purchaser dees not 90 regard it
after = fair trial, he can return it and
money refunded. = : tsss i Ii. ;ss2 f>&g Z
N. B.-syanted. Travelling Agents to
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s.Fced no straw thai is rus:y t..
yoor animals says an e1shsug". II
y hold that rust on straw is. T. YER,
dangerous blood p ison it induces DIS
temper, yitiatss the blood, r, duc.s the
sondi.ion Of tho animal, takes away The.
appetite and opens. The door for c>I,,
= skin diseases, dwellings, aud levers.
Els only Sc for litter.
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DINNERaPIE FOR WASH Day
Gather up your scraps Ct dry bread,
=pare' !. b. desen apples, put >" layer Of
bread and .pplss, alternately, in a
porcelain s.ew kettle, with = little wa
ter 70 cook them (too much water will
make them too soft in the bottom OF the
kettle put tight cover over them,
cook twcnty minutes, Or till the apples
ara done, then serve warm with cream
and sugar. This - quickly gotten up
dish. and some Of them said at dinner
to-day, about y good as apple dump.
liDgs." , ,5.... q :, j. K.C.
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BREAD AND MEAT.-AccorGing to
Mryer's la,c experims uts,; neither man
nor dog gcxn DO fed economically up
on bresd alone. To say nothing Of
health, ~ much less amount Of food
will Support life and strength when q
small percentage Of it ia composed Of
meat. Persistence in the bread diet
Meyer found, to make tho tissues wa,ery,
aud 70 weaken ihe entire constitution.
Yet ins this country, according 70 our
observation, It 10 more t'equent error
@ eat too little than too. much bread:
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TERMS FOR 1872.
Ono copy, ono year. with Oil Chrome, $50
Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale q good
/ farm Of 100 acres, on the north and Of
Maine Praire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
rie an meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation: On the premises is . :.
GOOD COMFORTABLY HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouse two
good wells. and other Improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from St.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire ct this Office, Or Of es NJ
:" J.. 8. DAM,
On the premises.
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Americana have i least one genial
quality. They do appreciate hnm,r.
ofall the differences between society
there @raYseciet, here se do not knew
the more striking than the p l't'cal
.pf"rr~h'ch sac,1S- t. 1t n'ic m.
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aay, II j. saiid, can be render d
30 proof ~ sprinklioE a layer Of SIT
between each layer. Of hay. The rIo.
So serves I two.fold purpose, rending
lhs by more agreeable 10: the. palate of
~ 80 Z, conducive to their bealtb,
md pEsyentiDg destruction BY Ere. 81.
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ner OF said lot thirteen, thence
south thirty-nine feet ten inches.
thence east sixty three feet, thence
south fourteen feet, thence east
nfty-three feet nine inchee, thence
In . Dortheasterly direction four
teen feet, then north thirty.three
feet, thence In . nortwesterly
direction fourteen feet, thence due
west one hundred and sixteen feet
nine inches 70 tho place q begin
ming. -
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TAX Tor year lSoQ .e11 90
dJltto. ......-.......s.s.. .... 80. 49,.
Tax for year 16oS..s..... ..... $50
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Tax for year is7o, In name q j. n
B., nuetes. .......,
Firet and second tnstallments Of tex
for curblug and pavisg rootway, on
interest from Dec. %, 1870 ..4fl6-SO
Baldasere ..
All instailmene Of water tax, on I'm
terest from July I. 1855 -. 80. e1636
MCGEE, Bernard ...... ...,,,
Second, third. fourth and fifth In.
stallments Of water tax, on Interest
from July 1, 1896 @, 16
Beginning At the southwest corner
OF said lot and running east twenty.
nye feet, thence west fofty-tWo feet
eleven inches, thence east twelve|
feet six inches, The nee north SIX fest
eleven inchee, thence west twelvoI
feet six inches, thence south hftY-l
four feet eleven inches, thence WI,
twenty-five feet, thence south MY
four feet eleven inches 70 the begin
ming.
MensiI, Bertha 80. ...............s.sl
All installments of water tax, on I'M
terest from July I, 1859 ..... t13. IL
Having . front Of fifteen feet adjoin- \
ing the east fifteen feet eight inches
Of sajd lot by the depth thereoE
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HORSE NOTES.

Letters received in this city recently by Colonel
Dickey, from California, state that it is probable
the famous trottng horse Wonder, the property OF
Governor Stanford, will be sent East this season
and be entered and trotted at Buffalo during the
summer meeting. This horse has done some won
derful work in private trials on the Pacific Slope
and should he come this way, as proposed, his
friends may feel assured of fair field in which to
display his speed.
Ben Mace will train and drive william Lovelrs
horses American Girl ana Topsy the coming
season.
Mr.. Charles Helmet has number of very fine
horses in his stable Central avenue. among
them his whtefootcd colt-which is a clipper-a
fine young bay stallion and several Others of note
Fleetwood Park was largely patronized on Sun
day morning last to glance at the trotters which
have there taken up an abode for training pur
poses. The speed shown on the occasion was very
crcditable when the late spring is taken into con-
sideration, and, consequently, the little prepare
ton horses have received TO fit them for fast work
Joe Townley is driving his fast trotting horse
Rocks on the road. He is OF good size and action.
Alexander Blanchard Is drng fine brown horse
on the road, which can trot fast and is very prom
ising.
Dr. Quintard viii train and drive Mr. Van Ness
Hambletonan stallion Compeer this season.
J. d. Walton is driving brown gelding Penyan
and bay gelding Billy Pitcher on the road. They
make the Kettle boil'' when called upon for speed
and trot very steadily.
Mr.. John IL. llarbeck, Jr.. owns and drives very
fast bay horse which in fine style and is one OF
the celebrities of the road, taking front rank
among the army of fast trotters which travel our
avenues.
Fleetwood Park must, OF course, be .Tn the van'
this year, as Mr. Van Ness IL President, Mr.. Van
Colt, superintendent, and Mr. Van Sice Secretary
Harlem lane, the old trotting ground OF New
York, was taken from the driving community long
since widened, partly filed in with gravel and
thus made impossible in which condition IL re-
maines dog in the mangerr like. II the esprit OF
Improvement" don't want it, why not let it be
cleaned up so that the trotters may stretch their
legs along it, length as in days OF yoreY
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MYSTIC PARK COLT STAKES.

BOSTON, May z, 1877.
The Mystic Park Colt Stakes for three and four
yearods, to be trOtted in the month OF September,
1872 and 1873 closed at Lafayette Hall last evening"
with the following nominations:-
No. For colts and FLIES foaled in 1868, to be
trottcd IN September, 1872; $50 each; $50 at time
Ofentrance, ana 500 or before the LIST Of Septem
mile heats best three in five in harness. o. NJ Shaw
names blk s. Silver Eye, by Gilbreth Knox, dam
Eaton Man A. w. Worcester names br. S. Abdallah
CHIEF, by Taggarts Abdalah "a. c. Wallace names b..
9. Ned Wallace by Taggarts Abdallah $. r. Perkins
names b. =. Daniel Morrill, by Young Morrill,; I. G..
Carpenter names b. +. Lady Hun, by Daniel Lam
bert; Charles A. Jones names b. C. Strathmore by
Second Knox; David Nevins, Jr., names b. s. Bay
br. s. Ben Morrill,, by Winthrop Morrill, NJ. Goodwin
names br. I. Lady Maun, by General Knox.
No. 2-For colts and FLIES foaled in 1869, to be
trotted the same meeting $3.50 each $50 at time OF
entrance and 500 on or before the LIST Of Septcnl-
Der, 1872, when all the money will be play pay.''
$3.50 Will be added to each stake by the propretors.
TWOthirds of money to go to the winner; of the
balance twO-thrds to the second horse, and one
third to the third horse mile heats best in 3, in
harness. A. w. Worcester names b. T. Mary g., by
Taggart's Abdaah George G. Hitchcock names b. G..
Highland King by Ashland; S. r. Perkins names 9. m.
Margaret Morrill,, by Young Morrill, John w. Con-
ley names b. f. Stella Sturgis formerly Julia Ann
Johnson Wright & NOrcrOss names b. (. Flora, by
Fearnaught Jr.
No. 3-For colts and FLIES foaled in 1870: to be
trotted the fall of 1879 $50 each; $50 to be paid
May l, 1872, balance September /. 1879 s. Hayes
names CHI C. David Taggart by Taggart's Abdallah
George @. Hitchcock names b. f. Highland Girl, full
sister to Highland King, by Ashland; J. +. Morrow
names blk. G. Royal Diamond, by Woodstock; f. IL.
Hardy, Jr., names b. f. Nellie Bloomfield by Kirk
wood; John w. Coney names br. f. by Mambrino
naught Boy, by Fearnaught; Wright Norcross
names blk. I. Augusta, by Fearnaught.