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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
lHl Idaaen WHY

IL
lasntfui IIead Of Hair; tEEaaag "a g& s6s
because ii provided
cheek The eve be ever 80 spkg tbs teeth be e of pearl The
head bc shriyeed,
mere Lan hall her charms f woods Hair ls-,oranve
rcc times Viii restore and ermaneny sorte
Al aar ornament Read e rscwmg and Judge The writer q
the first ID the oelcbraicd pianist, Tlaibrrgt
YORK. April 10, 1854
express obligations under
for hair onAi reior About the
bal .he application Of a Restorative recs
ed IL original hne. cnider restorative wonderful
mycIlion quits clicacious As well as agreeable
ss ase rl7 am, dear sir yours truly, II
Dr wooD. s, THAIBERG.
snryeb ar Gwylodydct.n 7ast3f
wech Newspaper Office 10 Nassau street April H. 1883
Hair Restorative and Who
thinking the sme thai
week trial has performed hlHt vOnder
rul ec by turning all the HAIRS ~ dk brown At the sae
CHARLES GARDEN. Y
~ yxw YosK July rs 1887
PHoy o. J. wop with your
stnrsve being ccious article ever SINCE
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thai few more applications viii
and unpleasant cins
among persons who pcrspdre freely u O. kHBf.
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mi Up grow ont, back rs bIss& Al
tls fully restored to s Original color health and appear
and eieerfuly rcconaeind is ~ all d. HOtS
cstcAao, Ill, May I. 1851
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siun half pint rctails or dol
lar per hAe twenty per
propora small reta twodoars hostile the large
holds %o S T ss rs m Il assy asa the
New York Wire Rafting EsabsmenD aud ia Market street
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And by good Druggists Fancy Goods Dvalcrs-
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the matter Of the division Of the real estate of
william for Charles county MA
rylsnd, 1s5S-- W -ts
ORDERED ths ts rrpc o the commissioners IN this
be the be- shown
the Nsdsy IN Octbcr next provided copy
three wedks
published In fArtt Cnumb the Arse sdsertsemcHi b.
inverted Monday is ucbsr next
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NEW YORK ADyERTIsEMeHrs.
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FINHE subscribers, grateful for past hyors, and
IL finding that public bossowiuy shs rAlvus
that extent that sxhtas 81
t ss hsvs Age their d~os BY opcuin& extensive 80:
ut No 13i street. -
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viii enable the suhgsa
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sa fW private nAis match
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CPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY, l658.--GREG-
~ DRY AAuKY, nnnsgnrs wnAIHGT0N, DELAWARE IL be
under sariucnncncc Of Commissioners sffsLed by the
Governor. st{ .sfRa aalgs lsls AH
$50 Lottery STATE nEIAw ARE
Class o, for 1855 To WILMINGTON DEL, Saturday,
JULY "a, 1885.
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Notice OF the Postpone mcpt Of the Pub ic Sales
in Mtnnesota, ordered 70 be held BY Prscia-
maiiOn No. 6OG. t4atN

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
pubic lands within the late for the
half breeds mixed hocs u The msah SIOUX nation d indsn
Proclamation No Cos dated My - 1855 be held
Farhaui and Henderson the OF Munrso
Aasu-t sept hrve by
order u the President been postponed until further be given
TiiOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Il Commissioner VI the General Land ONCE,
Jay -7-lawsS Elnt ssar]
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copy The viii amy person wishing
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DRILIIANT SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1865
I'D GREGORY MAUHY Managers, Wilmington Delaware IL
bs commissioners spponied BY
the geyurnor.
S35 Uoe l-Lsssry srATE OF DELAWARE,
Csass l72 wIlMISGTuN DEL,
day, AUGUST i, 1888 al e4fs88
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I,R0M WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL TEE WET, -oUITw EST AND NORTHWEST HAI11-
u AND GAIIRlAD Ner
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cugNEx prxE AIN sxmAs szxErM xEw yoax. s1
TISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
principal hs world. Alsp,
tile credits for In Europe China &c
Nay 2S-Smos
NEATTHEW HALE SMITH Counsellor Law.
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and hares and CERTIFICATES Arkases N The
splcnid the aento and
drawn. win be mnlsaey after 10 over 70
aI who order from "A
III Address, 80 8Es E r. j. RuCxEr, Agruts
& July III 5Eat 8.. wlnuissSr, IsAwHrs
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J I5o En- F.I''

& Wednesday afternoon our Demoe ratio.
friends are parading the streets with 4 BAN.
ners, Shouting their exultatioln, and wild
with excitement. A deputation o e 4 Ger
man Democrats has just left our door where
they carne4to offer their congratr llatiops
and wind up with three cheers 70 / Mrs.
swisshelm and the :Densoees,rat W leA have
no words n which 70 return our nanks 70
the All Father; and his children here, -
Victorious candidates and ~ ipaatyllising
friends are piinng il al day ~
ting - a. # this election 4 a PERSONAL
triumph to ". So it j. and for Irt;;35 this We
are glad; but most We trust We. are glad
with joy 50 deep az 70 call e 81 expression
Jig tears that The riggh has ri d,5that
1.-THE 10 Denoera this Have intel
liggently, elected Anti Slavery representa-
tives, on ~ open Anti Slavery issue!
Thank God and take courage! The
tFeenen Of Northern Minnesota, the a.
me meFican ma the ernan lave united At
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ft hag Br,4 Lla,1ii'a,o 4lDl|Rl IA1N. I
" IA ex-legislator, Of Ind beatslK spsrty,
met D Smith, one Of on triumplfna,De-
mosaae with the sneer
I Your y party i led n 4, that little, old
woman Of the Denocrass! - s !,
!; ss nv ggoodp says Smith, 1'and what
. end of party have you to be 50 badly lea
ten By little d Old s1 wonan z
4 & Occurs n q TINT my woman ru three
feet high, Ind 90 years Old, might whip
the valiant General who has led the L.
compton forces intothe slough Of despond
where l'''tt they are now aounderipg; and that
3 z little Old woman quite IS good q lea
der der as a chuck -necked woman Thipper
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

We Send this number Of 3onr paper q
some . sn's friends who ar hot subscribers.
VIZ they endorse 4 ro principle of woman's
right to discuss d the laws which govern her
and the importance e Of maintaining the
principles Of the f. eedom Of the press, !,
human 1e N, and human tess in Ii,
n vanguard 'l Of civili " ton, by aiding il
getting subscribers IA the last ,aps,r pub
'hsh be- on the. way e, the buffalo pasture.
By eovs Stephens ars,ute 10 the Pacific, ao4
have PERSONAL assumed tl6erespdns.5t
sibility Of maiptaini ng these princinles
here, and earnestly ask the aid md sym.
pathJy Of the friends Of freedom aud re-
form SIS - !. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

!. i, Vls Y Frs were gratifed this week
by 9 Us call from from Judge Orion Of Freaonia
Ghau, 20, y. X 4, + a. Risley of Dun
.klrk , same County, MIR Risley Of KEY
. They Et'e were on their way to Long Prair-
r. .' tosee sect the y Winneb which
has been purchased a b a Company. h.
A. Msley thinks Of coming out as the a.
gent Of the company, and bringing a large
emigration r next Spring Judge Orten al
60 thinks of enligrating to Northern Min
r'e ot on account Of the health OF his on
" daughter They all three expressed
tn tv em t' highly pleased with the Coun-
- y. ss'A ala
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
Our Officers Elect. 4

VIM. f. Wood who heads the Legislative
delegation from this district is one Of the
first settlers up here, has resided in Sauk
Rapids eight years, where he was Regis
ter. Of The Land Office during the admins
tration Of Gen. Pierce. Re Has thu rep
utation, and wethink justly earned, Of be-
ing an able lawyer. We know hosis ia
gentleman Of commanding address, q high
sense Of honor and fine literary attain
ments; and believe him to be governed BY
a strictly religious sense Of duty He is
the husband Of our personal friend "AIin-
ME Mary Lee;;" and we trust hin f f + the
s.sss.e reason we always trusted Casslus NJ.
Clay, viz: because a man Of energy, cour-
age and correct principles is "a match for
all the temptations Of the world and the
wicked one, if his wife is i hell nete for
him, ifse understands and sympathises
with his loftiest aims and uses her ,irflu-
ence to urge him a.o%& <i!A32$gta@. 4aI y,
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THAT CHA LE.NG.E..

I b The report that the TypetoWn General has
challenged MS, and that We showed the white
feather is . trick Of the Moccasi to keep
" their leaders reputation for yalor. 4
We have received no message from him; but
hold ourseH ready 70 meet him; and heal his
wounded honor, with anrapp LEGATION y potato
bullets. RI. 81 t5 I. Il. s. Il.
nice, Little, old Woman has consented t.
act as our second. We have two auills' from
from the wing II hawk, that will make capital
pistols, Or. Hunter, We feel certain vi'l at-
tend as as SURG and We are ready either
10 shoot OF be ssshoot led Is
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TIE PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN
FREED on; AND THE FREEDO ON
or THE PRESS, TRILzMPHANT
IN THE 2oTH DlSYRICT!y ~

The election is over and we have made
clean sweep. The Mccoasinites are so
badly beaten that there are not enough Of
them left to bury their dead. ~. + ~ 5s
The result appears like miracle. It
staggers the belief Of the nest sanguine
Of our friends; and falls upon the enemy
with most crushing effect. ~ y s=.@st ,-g
Rice has always counted upon this Dis
trict, under Lowry 5 management as beyond
peradventure, bound to obey orders to
the letter, and now! Yes now. The Anti
4ecompton Democrats ard Republicans
united on ticket; and have triumphantly
elected VIM. II. Wood and Thomas G.
Mcclure anti-slayery Democrats, and A.
?. WhitneyLa staunch Republican to the
Legislature and their whole County
tickets in all three counties. .T
They all ran as anti-slavery candidates,
pledged to vote against any man or meas
ure looking towards any extension or
Matchmaking Of the curse of slavery
They are pledged to use all their influence
to preserve our National Domain for the
use Of free laborers free soil for free
men. Ne more Slave States. No Slave
Territory. >.4u
: This is tie ground they openly took
before the people; and on this ground
they have been triumphantly elected. .,..
They are men who viii stand BY their
pledges; and we ask oar anti-slavery
friends everywhere to rejoice with us; to
thank God aud take courage. N, i ...-
7 The issue Of no press-break;ng, entered
: largely int the canvass ); and the District
has gloriously redeemed itself from that
reproach. .:@... -. e.. ...Z..s- ~
49, The Dictator is fallen, fallen. His poor
little Iaqneys are crushed l, 81 and; the free
dom Of the press is 6xed fact in North
ern Minnesota. '.. ., Il i ...5s.s :,
. - Z. #,s..15j- ~ 5@1E5#, 4=tzzs as54*@l I'll 4
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H4,hI!yaIC', Wal. I

This 4 ~ las|man, Who 1n.de hiaisel
odioss Y Rspab lieapas bys jdning,thI
Demoe aats il The Constitutional eonyen
ton, 4 a NJ throughvth is cam aign, l bsgl
no s. indefatigable ID lis opposition 3
thos toacasins Lox Wy; rendered tiiiI
ne y ninatioa for hegis On condition
that ne would vote for . buchanan us.
Senate IL 5a.Sfst .S5ii!s I
He effected the offer, went into the
caucus SIM nti-Lecompton candidate,
VA az, BEAT ", found the feeling against him
would Pc vent i union between. a. tie Re
publicaus and nd Anti pton Democrats,
: ssssii gned Iii g claim, and went in for Wood,
n, seizure AM ! Whitney with zeal and
enea gy o 4. AZ q, cred d y
nh e election could not have been car q, !
Rad 1,di 1ithout L,im, for he is immensely
non,,lar n nth the Democrats His yinAu-
ence, to- the ntmo7t, has u been used to
4. secure thu Triumph Of anti,slavery prin7
ciples,, for on, hat issue, We repeat, the
battle was fought md won won. Fl
Looking upon W. Wait Z. as retreant to
the oausesof Freedom, ne gs have ave spok, en- Of
him with contempt. We now desire Pub,
Idly pointtedly and "a partiou,' arly to make
The ap,e,,ae honorable, to say that we
believe we had mistaken his motives in
breaking his connection with the Repub-
Elican party. He did not renounce his
allegiance to Liberty and 50 long as a |,
man is true to this, We care. very little
what he calls himself: i. Henry 81 Wait
has proved himself a friend to- the slave;
and d formidable foe to the slave power
which has ruled this District We per-
sonally extend him the i right hand Of
fellowship; and give, and ask forgiveness
of all the hard things we have said OIL:
~~S~~ oSAAS~' go X
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DE;ll:M,OCRAT..

~ When we started the Democrat, claim
ing to be the only Democrat in stearns
County, we thought it was even 50; but
their name IS Legion now An oyerwhelm-
ing majority Of the brosa!d-,chested, big
listed, warm hearted laborers of this Coun-
ty have come up and re corded their names
below that Of the ilnmor tal Jefferson; and
/ endorsed the American Declaration 81 In:
dependence, Saying that "all men have al
equal right 70 life, liberty and the pur+.
suit Of happiaes y \.
III We say frankly to our Republican
friends that we never we're q Republican,
We were present 1t the National ConTen.
ton ii pittsburg which organ med the FIRES
cratic party endor & itslpllat
/ form and agreed to support 'its measures 'f
and its men, if We liked them II. ,EoG4 some
4 years We edited the Nstts1s while lit was
| recognized as 4 State organ. 4 Wesstand BY
our old pledge 70 thst u and shall 'El q dt
can tosget The Reppb Leans IF Il this
] district 70 drop that organization; and
come Up higher, even into the franks y y
the Democracy Wewent e. enlist then
in q war against human ch,atttle dom, iuna1iel
! thebroad banner of God and Liberty;
I nit only for their own personal freedom
but for lib city 70 ~ heSScoinlhon children
IF common God. \ are W. u. then y
and pledge this hitherto misrep r is nj 4
district tolead the van guard of freedom
/ ~ North Star State t12 sas at,s s Y
cordially invite IN u Il epubllii 'S'anJ . y
1 mite with Us permanently, as they hav'
I done temporarily, to enlist under the broa'
banner Of Democracy and drive the Moo
casin clique into everlasting enbecility.
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u MY.N 4 ]. 4 OH j / i ,Pf,p

Jutr old friend, COL H.n' srson, .com.. ii u
,ult q the election;
and laughing nntil ,ars Id
cheek, exclaiIns ms ~
s.ThAt type Of Yours must have been hrst
rate seed, aud we'll Sow Cd, too, Tor il Il bring
ing q famous crop; and were getting ii in
before the rost, ct that!'' III sH
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FL.ITERA ARP NOTICES.

Il TIE Boz. BosroN On1yE BRA ACE, comes
to Us greatly improved; and It las always I
been an excellent literary and family pa.
per. II. I'd. ]. ].
The publishers hs4ye made arrange ments
,'1 which qptt they pect to place it ii tb {
first class, ,lee who5can enjoy 1stero +. :,
paper wlthou4s large instalments Of b iood
and thunde i, viii find the Olive B,s.oncz
pleasant addition Ia 4, ffamily's reading
matter, !, !. ~ I. 2 ifs S
Terms - "copper" amir I'M. &.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

Viii our friends q at Sank Rapids, Little
Falls, Grow Wing, Monticello and other
towns Of Northern Minnesota furnish US
an occasional correspondence about mat
ters and things in their several localities ?
~ g want the Dsp,oc,at TO represent the
interest and y y sesoprees of Northern Mimi
esota. 50 we want facts fssom sll Tie diff
erent places Also, those who do think
we misrepresent the opinions Of this sec
ton; and wish to advocate other views cuy
use our columns at SUCH prices as viii:
barely pay for paper; ink and printing.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

1 RETURNS. The official returns for
Stearns and Meeker countiesare not yet
IL; and it is useless for Us to attempt, this
week, to give a table; but eneough IS
known to make it certain that freedoms
Tickets elected BY an overWhels ma ma
jority. ss=I'| .. III
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

Ia WE call atten ton to the card of
Mr. Thompson, Of Washington City
We know gentlemen who have employed
him to attend to legal business at the Cap
itol; and who have the utmost confidence
in his legal abilities; and his attention to
business N m. IL. .s.,......,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

sf MILLS. ST. Cloud wants another
large Touring mid. N N smith serbs
away hundreds Of bushels Of grain weekly,
that he cannot grind There is hue wa
ter power at Rockville, Stearns County; in
rich wheat groWins5 region where . mill
is much wanted; and, che p4eprietors voala
give liberal inducement to any person erect
ING one -gF/1a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

IAN Ak to grind--Ongin of the term.
! "When I was a little boy. saws DR..
franklin, II remember one cold winter
morning was accosted by smiling man,
with an az on his shoulder: My pretty
boy SAID he, shns your father grind
stonep .Ye IS; sir sir said I. 1Yon are a fine
little fellow, said be, will you let me grind
my ak on il? Pleased with the eompli-
ment of fine little fellow, 90 yes,,' Z ans
wered, it is dowa in the shop, And will
you, my little fellow, said he, patting me
1.-The ah cad sget me a little hot water?'
could I refuse? ! ran and soon brought g.
kettle full How old are Won and what's
your name? continued he, without waiting
TOR arc,ply; 4 am sure you are one of the
finest little fellows that I ever saw; will
you just turn a few minutes for meY-
Tickle at the fattery, like fool, I
went to work, and bitterly did I rue the
day. IT was a new az, and I toiled and
ttugsgged till was almost tired to- death
The school bell Tang and. I could not get
away; my hands wees bistered; the az was
sharpened, and the sraaa turned to me with,
wow, you little 1ssscai, You've played
truant, scud for sdaooh, Of you'll rue it,
{. Alas! thought !. it is hard enough to
turn the grindstene this cold day, but tobe
called little rsscaii was too much. [.
sunk deep IN my mind, and often have I
thought Of it since When I see q mer
chant over polite to his customers, beg
ging them to take 4 little brandy. and
throwing his goods yh the counter, thinks
[, that man has an AZ TO grind When I
see a man fatterins The people, making
great profession Of at Sediment to$liberty,
who is III private life, u tyrant. methinks,
look out, good people, that fellow would
set youturning grindst4ne. When / see
a man hoisted into ofne By party spirit,
without single Qua lifted bon TO render him
respectable Of useful; al q deuded people,
you are. doomed for Son to turn the
grind stone for &c