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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05
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IA ,Liikle Romance. :,

j. ]. The ~ ashiugton Ohio Register has
such a nice ,little M ,e ,ieehannee about .ssu Datch
girl" that we mean mean tO NV to i III
tq IL, sorts Il ,ll more The Regs:
ssts1 nmssait,to1be strictly true, and be;
cause it, turns out happily zIhe ytor.i
might be wofkedups sinto d plea sing vi
\, &Sass&&&, &4iS s45s IA ssgfaesssfs sssfS ~.S3
.>S<&tf IL a&r' hsSa
Beauty and worth, :unadorned,i. are tar
more valuable tthan3all thestinseAed sdrap-
cry of earth Moth over ten nliles, from
Washington issa pretty country residence
where "a retired trader and his wife live.
with their only son, in the enjoyment of
wealth and ease; ;ge We will scaH-athe gen
tlenan, IL Mr. nden.s2Among the "help"
IN the House wasaas lAernans girl9who pos
sessed remarkable beauty. There was an
air Of superiority aboutvhers manners and
adress but the Landeps, always treated
her with, AauteaE:.rs,O One, pleasant day
last summer the old lady and, gentleman
had gone TO visit a, friend, some' miles dis
TAM, but Frank, being busy at something
did 51al not la pany aa them ~ :s.,.gs r -
Soon ii ter the. carriage was gone, Frank
iheara the sound Of music. &; He stole into
the house, and poeped silently intothe Sit
ting room There SAT- Mary, as we will
cali her, with thes guitar, which; she play.
ed with skill After executing a. rillian,
piece, she hcggliaed into a sweet 4Erench air,
and then, with rich voice, full Of pathos
sung one Of the yclsuasonettss Of .Beranger
The youth was entranced and, when she
concluded, HE could not forbear an excla.
nladen of.surprse aud admiration. Tbs
girl turned hastily when she saw thltt
young man at the door Y whornshe had thongh1
VAS out with his parents. she turned
pale with d'smay, tottered o few steps, a1d
fells sfainting on fthcss sofa. Frank ran t
sher aid, hut was ina condition not 1nucl
I more rational. He had something lot ths
family pride, and was. Of a shy, retifihI
disposition. 8 NO. sS s'3.s
A1itlag gine 2tlaes sblushing, confused pouI,s
maj, supper ting with his arm the form q.
faiating lint u ralll .la1 ha1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05
:rl'Hf THE 2, ST. CLOUD. DEMOCRAT
Il lANE \ =! G: 5 ssWl''.llS5'sHHELSI y ! Il EDITOR
.&is4 Thursday, August S, 1888
OBITUARY..
OBITUARY..

Died, at st, Cloud, July. goth 1858, theI
81. Cloud Eisiter. The deceased entered
sAis sublunary sphere December 10th 1857 !
and nd had stormy time oft up to July 22nd
1888 when its founder voluntarily sae,,ifeed|
it, to the internal gods, to relieve It's hest
friends Of q course Of persecution; which !
from the very contenlptibleness Of its source
|was zintolorable. -. ( . g.
f. The lister LIVED one week in the hands ]
ri mps, when she who had given it exis-
|tence relieved it of the burden, feeling that
!liies should not ontIast liberty; and tina 1
|she1 ltast parent IS can do for his or her of:
||sl'1SnS when once enslayed IS to reenaed
'old Yirginius, and make it free in death.
|Betore the Vsiter was reissued on the new|
reeEsas, we spoke to Mr. I Gorton, Treasure,
lot the printing company, and one of its
,wealthiest members, and to Fl. J. Fowler
I. democratic member Of the committee, to
lplace it on some. basis where we, alone,
BE legally sponsible for its conduct
We. stated at veg fellt obliged, in self
ssdsfppce, to republishs or review OF N1r]
lecture, as that had been .roopf12s'
SSsented, far and wide, as personal attack
I'm Mrs. shepley, and We sdid not look upon
lit IS such. Nc steps were taken to comply
swith our request. We .republishcdi the
PARTICLE and such comments as we though,
| sbest calculated to show Mr.. Sheply ths
very unpleasanst positition in which he
1had placed bis lady, By his published card
which stated that our Office was destroyed
4 for fear we would say something abou'
5 his wife. Now it was well know, that &c.
Lowry was the principal instigator Of: til
destruction; he had lately married an am;
| kable lady, whom he left; while 50 much q
in invalid that It was breach Of etiquette
Tor US to refer TO him editorialiy even t,
,epel d gross insult, and came two mile,
rom home remaining until near morning
N . very, cold night to commit q burglary
nd. to any mind, the snatural .inferenc,
you'd be, that if this was done, for fear VI,
5hould say something about Mrs sheply h,
nast have Been specially interested il
,,nn ssI, ,,,, va mi nj rh+ s.,; AZ;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05

> On hewhole, ne judge that St. Cloud
is a tolorably smart place for one not yet
three years old, though: there aredoubtless
scores in Minnesota no older yet quite as
thriving, and some, perhaps, more So
We give the one Of whose origin, growth
and present condition we have some data,
as 3 sample Of u Western village just be.
gun to grow. :, - ,>.~>4-~,-,-~---
~ K,:Daily Tribune Of JRy l5M. "
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05
> Naas1zsto' 1nt'epepaeo,t.' =
%2@'% ELI>TrIAYER.

% "@H't*sz' AHhtpEHHe7tt ~.
r. ~2"h ELI T'EIAYER. =='''.>'' -
The ingenious and able originator OF
the New England Emigrant Aid Society,
who startled the southei&ers by bis for
mer speech in Congress, in which he pi ,;;s: !.
posedst|le colonization Of Central America
has again made q ahrewd anu telling
speech in Congress. He sympathiscs with
the "chivalry,'' and must have: made some
Of them open their eyes. He deals in.
facts, and po2isises with sarcasm. Ratha,rr
a hard polish =. ~~.@:-" ts.. .s:9 '%'
In this speech the ingenious New Eng
landcr takes for granted all the professions
that have been made by the <sefanders of
slavery, such ,"Christianising the negro"
system ''ior the good Of the negro,' etc.
Lie comedies all that is thus claimed, and
then proceeds With ini1nitable irony to
show how much the South has sacrificed
for such laudible Objects. He says: md.
"Mr. Chairman, these are not the only
authorities on this subject. Yo,,s and
have heard from the other side, day after
day, quotations frem the Bible intending
to prove the same thing; and you and T.
knowssthere are honest men in the slave
States who believe that this is the fact
I have seen such men myself, and have
conversed with them. They have told me.
that slavery was 2 curse, and the only: rca-
son why they held their slaves day was
that they owed them certain religious du-
ties, and must keep them to look after their
spiritual; welfarc. I heard this from ,.
gentleman in Kentucky, and again from
a gentleman from Augusta, Georgia, and
l believe Ill ,ny heartsthat both these
gentlemen were honest il, their views
! am not here to- i1npngn any mans S
motivcs. I put this upon the ground
that ls claimed by the Southern men; and
'WAen l listened to the gentleman on the
olier sue reading honestly from the sacred
volume in defence Of this l,,stittlsttssegs as
coming from God, and as means for1 the
regeneration 8 ne Of hsathen race hin
onr land, i felt iupelled to use thu
Language Of the Apostle to the Gentiles
which he employed: an Mars Hill: o.
Athcnians, 1percieve that in all things ye
are exceedingly given to religion. = g" Now,
sir,'' since this institution has done all
it ever can in this capacity, and sincs it is
now destroyed as & converting and regsner-
ating power, I stand here to give it place
in ecclesiastical s history, for its right place
it hasnever yet had 4...G.4 s..s.: .;7s.
!. 80 k,looe'os ~ '''npate
'.' el0i' = - ;, n':' 'ss''s ~ eyahgel''
1'As ~ w 'A'''As'' "''D en.'7 TREMENDOUS
e1v way ps1' ~ VA, o0a'n' ~
way wv. u'spAlas'ns 70 'ne 'oslher: hf
,,'u1'' 'Ae ep, ~ - os'Aon ~ - ~ 'nt
n -, ,,,r,ozoa ,.o = .,,a ~ i =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05
.hess Csuaders
+ All ThaSn hax-n !

9th Of the Hutyenots anledsof andy faasea tlea Crusaders
and tl tell you not in ons Of al ,these have
any l,y. snch 81 heroic self saariaee for the gopl
'ttn It another ! rpee 49, Or forlhe good o osEe,
men, as T DO see in tlle history of these
Slave Slave Ste States: =. have Foxs Book .cl
MMarytrs, " ~ bnt y there tits tso
/ e'DEafe g % 81 all i v'th N II Esarytfs II, the
;:$, soufh H. i TIE IS i1s tls m ntsl IS ts9ss
5Feass e .eft st ts'epl A b1 copuI 81 III M ID " Stfts If
r., oan = IS See ,ls,t. hoE .iili na5 ilirSfsea e with
g Grand AZ ansb9hEe ss Jstne JSsfatinent ST should M ylaL PR
n aps, 81 ln e. exelten1ent e f q, snta in a
giiye: up his life p IS: saprort Of (; bgt B
cannot zee nov / mar ca can 50 s,crifce :'- His
friends Ills family, ai:d i 5os.atrF; ii III i3r d
religious idca If III abstraolsoil! absta1Ss oiils ged'
sHow admirably Ps5cnt is ]1yis atro at
duction Of the sup:srne Court Ii tl1e tl1e1)e Died
Scott case. -. '~,:,@,'- 4
"Hero' then, ssir, i the Eposition of our
Southern brethron upon this subject. II II
Bit the worst tis @yeti'to be- told-the ]
doleful eeaclusion Of The whole matter, =
They have made sacrifices and it sct:.!lsf I'd
me they were entitled It tt The rewar{s ,t5 tori
them; and Idoubtta not they have often
collsoled themselves III cositt r:plating th9I
rewards in@the future (which must as1gait|
'thom for such good services in the present. !
I have no donbt, sir, that ottentimess see !
ing they had nc treasures laid up on earth /
they Supposed they had treasnres laid lup|
in heaven ELaughter.1 But just az 4 t hiatt
time, when they seemed to abe9 almost inl
the fruitioa of theiralabors,swhen the gen
tleman from Missouri (Mr: Anderson in|
great zexultation ofspirit, was. Speaking of
the institution that had raised the negro
from barbarisqnl iq to Christianity and eivilj-
zation, and when the gentlemen from I'M
diana m q NJ. !. Hughes had caught the in
spiration, and said that although tho body
of the negro might be s., toilipg l,llA under r tRe
lash, ibis soul was free, and could CON
,Ie ,Yerse on, the sssblime principleysof science
and, and philosqphJy'; When filth lad almost
become si2ght-just then. Sir, out. comes
the Supreme Court, with The decision
that - '"& go ..''4s
'"' :" K NFoao 1IAs Ii. ~ NJ s<ouuL,'' SOU ,''s''"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-05
''' :" K NEGRO nAEs@ IS ~ \ q souL!2
TLauiehteer.1 ihe T s7a'2 ~ 70 %f"ta oa>o@
GANG gels and ministers of grace, def

US Pc III t6dse "a ga sasd,sg .t s1hal were sup
posed 70 have III; bs. been li6au lai6a DIP wi ere neit 8
moth nmorFust m aoth ! eorfqpE, 81. o'irI,;y 'ye d
not break through and steal a. >hsvasi a. befes
invaded by the decision &ofsstne II 5;sSa3>ren
Court, andascatterea to the four winds Q
r.4Asg,t E,se,4
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z. Daiiy Tribune ofJeRy l5h.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-08
Qeitenbe leietl
gbilaSeGpbia M1ebi5inifd}eS Sans'
por 3lpei uno 3man3t9 Sahren pnrd
d. Kinkelin.

asbilobelobia MaebistmifAeS 9ans,
erribtet pcr 3pei uno 3mon3l9 S1Rren pnrd
DR.. Kinkelln,
Ode ber 9rtsttu unb llnipa-Stra6s, philadelphia.
2me unD 3non5t9 Sabre
erfobrrro bet 81. JRiufelia su stnsn1 ber srfpleret&ten &erit
TN Der Sar BON alien 81 antpettsn sspuuIEIh - 8 81 msr
bsireibuna, ntrSEfe unb sefdIe&tli4e S9wd6t, &rantsettel
Der 6aut, unb folder, bte prn Gem 1t'B0ra"~ OPH p'e't"
9(ebnt te'pntere gtDtt3.
r Ga IN zine Ible @cwDbnteit, Der fb supetltn BITE Snabel
In Der &tuiomtet ereeGeu, BITE nit tbhen . tpts 81 tprsF 1taHn
oeIenf nift muir sruflide 5tnberniie berpCrrutt iDneern aud
0erGnlaruns 5u etnsr otette Dpn anpHltea0eh' SeFi"HS''~e
uub perbeerenper 2eipeniGaften stebt.
eraeben hnnen Bite tranri6en G0l6sn pa9pn, pts le oG9 Her'
O6is egftsGG ssFTatts i En9s4 H. f ffHIse "@ 9i S ! ssitS y. S IS q
so unp 81 ron Or. R.ntstn's Bud nber nSelb1terpGltuE9:..,
Der nHslat!tte T. Sa On tgsinsn y, |i 5,b i9~ "a !, % nSlr II
aun Stubiren su befeBeu, ien SGritt IT trace unb l@wa@
tr TT bumnh, unsnti@!ienen, nao 5sI9t let0f IN 'etRsn @sreHa
gssmn or id pDn ble{er @epprubeit trseetBt, ste bieIelbe III
S6ltmmfes pOabro9t, un0 Ssrbstratbe. t4, - TT istne ~
uufru9.bar. nub fetne GeTnuntt Let tPG1' Bog otsle@ eard
feline frubere G9OrbeitSer0rta9t ioorotn ~. 0telt@ I'm
Betra6tuugen, WeI6e bic Aut erttan ct
aIier err peden f@pllten, bic d in abn
lt9er 2dse bettHPeH.
Bebaltet e8 inl Oecd6tnlB+
Derientee, Uel6er fd unter Or. 8tnteltn's SebanDlnn
feGt. tunn etpt1enbatt Guf ietne @bre, ais etn SteOsrmGn
bertrausu, unb nd uuf bic 8ertberun8 OerlaHen, baB bic y,
beimntfe Der Sronten Srn Or 0t1tfItn ntemals entPuat mel
bea, iene Mppnuug tit felt ben leBten swan5t8 3abren an ,
R.sgD. @fe BON Der Gtittsn unb untpnfr., aptf9tn SprH'
Enb Ylue, philadelphia, 81.
Srarte in elmer @ntfernnn9,
BE tbren Bal enfod. prbusben NIT allen ibren Ssmptpntel
in einsm Briefe %mttttetlen Unit getI6lue elmer 8sreutun8
fbuaen Or. 9infsltns Qtebi3tnen ~bemesmab unper3u9ltt nat
teoem Gteile Der llntps, eRtpeber mtt Der Dpt pber @rpre
IaD 10 eePadt nm S6assn unb Nsn8tsrRe 3u OetRatsn, aSsl
Isnbet erbalten.
1eie! Sugen6 unO Ntannburteitl
Sin fraftOOIe8 2eben deer Elm friib3eitiger Eot
Rinfeltn uter GetbitGr baIune nUr Is Gents
Brtefe, pel6e teneu QBe tb in >tampS entbaIten, serb:
init IN ae6enper Don nit sinem GrempIar 0erit9ert.
W6raL8 II
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Thompson & Oudesluys.
80. 81 Sub @apfr.!tu Der NGbe hes Gutpn,. 5OufS
tieten gum Serfauf an:
gDtlters gatsnt @alHmanaer- aateS Die 23 NAL srpr0b
Sptts. S8tbsu, sewalStes @tisn, eebdmmeste Gtieurberen'
fur 9as, gDaher unr 9dmpf, en8li&en unb dmsrttdntf3tn
spbrauliIden !Rtlt, feuerfehe 3tegclfetne, SuBs 5actueSt nte
IbarcSai, Sea @paG u. f. no. Ueruer fubrsn Ne bier tn Bait.
.ncre asntabte Spaten, SdGufeln unp GeamHts, t3Dtttl9es
In Maiden, 9se, 9Dosstp, i6pttif6c uno dnterttant'Nt
~ ~ ,rb hinio arm g,srtouf. 16oept, 10
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-08
Nttue arrangements fir @inpanberer, bic nat,
benz QBelten al reiien mlnIden.

Nsue ARRANGEMENTS fir @inpanberer, bic mad
Dem Belten 3n reilen tpinIden.
gpn teute, zen 9. g}ppemter an, wcrten bic Gtuwanberer
iauf her Nprttern gen.ra! &olrsrtftreet DepDt @~tienbaGn mil
Gem @rpreFsug %befSrbert. Die SaAr bietet baburd ben Smmi.
Ianbere Satn, au6 If fe UNI ga Melsn tar,er ais ieSe antere
8abn NAB benanntcn gldbss,aLS:
Pltt5bur9, @lepelano, Detroit, Sort Wapne
IGbicago, Wtlpaufee, @aleua, Dubuque, Ct
Paul, 9fcf 98lonr, burlington, Soma Gitp
nm erOen teSbelb bic NIT Der ~gtprttsrn Central 8abn &C.
Bent r Yeripnen 10 Ssnnben frGbcr oS re nit anberr 8ab.
nGsen atei ,gsUe3lett. Sic saRn stept burt ben dSniten
tit 800 WleIer, DaS @epGd ntrb bier eeSei9net Cmarfeb) ub
9ebt It en- 9ada8teren an ben 8ettmninnBsrrt
dad @reltllne, Daptrn, Cincinnati, Snbianae
polls, 2oui8pilIe uuo ct. lpui8
Iper en- ebenfalS paidgtere befDrDert pnb fur ttr 8epdd
E n e Usttsre rmlabungsfpt bers9net. Die 9adaeiere
lt6unenmtt Dem 3 uhr". pper &tenoS 10 utrs3ug mad alien
Ipeftt dan ptGBeu ssbtn, pbnt untsrpeee aufsebaitsn 81 wsr-
ben. - urdtGbrt'UtGette perben eertautt IN Ger Stfct bS
IAsentsn. S0ln Z. y Glfcr,
ttt4~S Nn. p. FelS"5treft. near Water8 .,g6drf.
OSDrtberm Se1frdl Wiienb0bm.
Esz1zzas; Serdnoerun9 Der 9lbfabrt85eit .saszsaM
GaExG unb :3Ige. -
SOntnicrz 81 ARRANGEMENT
Da bic R0rt9srn @srtral %Giienbatn iest pDQenbet uns BIS
gDtliamsbnr tn grasr SPsFaitOn II, f. o]stSta6st #. HS re-
aDtf unS @rte unb Ganantaigua @tfenbaHn fir mad
williamsburg, @lmiru, 9tc6elter, Spracuie,
Niua1ra Salts, 8iu9bamptpn, 8uifalo,
SotoDio H.! SSpe80
allen Srten uno St1Oten i'm mellliden Ibeil
oe8 Gtaote8 9teneYort unb CANADA.
&n unb nod Wpnta8 ben 81. SUIT wsrben bic 3use 9eben
ME fdlet: 9at18tere fur Niagara 6aaS, buffalo, SarrtSs
surg G%arGtsle, &bambersbure. Qaneater, be- Iaiien bic Ga1,
%vertaroBsn Station UNI 8 pBr NSOgsans unb 4 llbr 80 Dttnut.
gtatmtttde8.
|Ourd mad Nia9ara unb 8uffllo in II Stunb.
QaGao!ere fur 8tttsburg, Gbtea9C, Cincinnati, Ct. QpuiS
unb autern wefItden Stabten unp 9fGsen, perlaAtn bic Gale
pertfattDn um 8 ubr NtOr9euS ub 10 uer NbsnbS.
i Bur Yprt, Carlisle, Caledonia, SebfDrb unb 9guble Sap
l5prinps, 6arrt burg, GtamterS6urg, Qaueafer &C.. nit ben
I3uaen I'M s ubr Wtpr9snS anp 10 ubr NbenpS.
AQe 3uae bdIten on ben re8uldren 3pti@enfattpaen,
Tahrprets mad @iptra 81
10. 9ta8ara Salts 10
bp. Buffalo 10
DuS @epGf pirb mad allen 6auptfatpnen in gBef unt
Nortb ma ttrt.
d+ @rcurTpns> & idetS rad Ntasara Sails unb aurGd $1S
4 9ur6 bic &pqenbuu9 otsier Saen BITS gDiutamspprt ptrt
bic @ntfernung os 29ettfns bebeuteno perturjt unb mir per-
Wiit Der gtprtbern Central &ifenbabn iber Stsw- gprt.
30 &lmtrd 459
202 SSwe9p 423
Sll StngbGnptGn 4Oi
324 G1ndno1tBu1 Dol
33 Rpdener 558
374 Batavia 1.... $50
1914. Spracafe Az
All Nia8ara sans 67
4E9 GSUeGD 0Z
40l Buffalo Guy
442 Dunttrt 65
Observation-Disclosures u6 nahere unb 8erduere ausfnntt I'm
eI3u b1ben in Der Iifet- SffrP, Calvert Station, NpTp0lt'Gd
e con Galpert UNI GranfttnfrdBe, 9altirprt.
n Jalt26sS &. 6. AbreOn. snptrtntenSent
~-A &pmts SEeiber
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P. Sauter Il Bruder,
go. 213, eltzPrattltraBe,

$50. 213, Welt>P ratttra6e,
spifden 6anppers u. Sbarpfr
ttren 8etannteu unb benz publttum TN. &aaemet.
men tht pSbtaNortttteS Eager BON
81 II Us dnren
aaer Nrt S6lpHern, Nte1srn uno 8abeln, QSHsln, g6erfjeu.
gen fir 3tidler uO onbere 9Otdarbeiter, 9auS ruub, Ru6en-
Mtftna -QDaaren. Qanpen, @lassgDdaren, g6bsl.
adFse in ~eiesanter unb sinfa&er germ. suBstisrnea &0&8e.
ibtrren uup Gnpern Artifeln. = u eparataren nerben prompt
unb bauettaft o~uSeefUbrt. - Bel reeQer Bebienune bdlten
fets BITE tlt8fen 9retie. .NRar38,tS
QQ- SiLber. plattr. Nrbettsn H~erferttaeu nj IN tsber @rt.
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& B s
per @tferbabn inb
@oo,nkTd,kH

EsF Our beIpnOeren Senntntbfabr1e.
Gtnwanberer nab 8etfenbe fCGtss febr SOrf9tt8 fetny sbe
he tbre 8tlette faufen rnt fpGten tteIelben nur BON fold en-
|~aneefeNten 8ean,ten !aufsn, petdte SON ttrern @ehalte leben,
|niGt aber BON aRatIRrm pDer 8wif@enrrdeern, la Ne fOnf Der
|0efabr ~auSgefebt fnb, bef5mtnbslt 81 perhen unb tbr Gelb
UNI fpnf %auS9eben.
OurhfabrtSz8 ilette
mad aGen Gbsjlsn bes Q0efens fb SUI baben tt
GD. &. &iiHebranh6,
@ensaGsGmigrauten "&9ert Der 9 ATTN re~ unb
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