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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-07

NO MERCURY USED.
ID VI. n M q - a. SON
Corner q Main and Quay streets, B.6alo, Near Jsyk
RI the only Physicians in The State wlo are nm
IA bers OF the Royal College Of Surgeons Iondon
May be consulted from q O'Clock in the morning nm
The treatment they adopt is The rest Of nn,ars =,
so years extensive and practice p Erona
aad America - '-~iopo
A Most Scientific Invention
An hhuunnent Tor the cure genial liebfifv mr.
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known as seminal
NeaAness, &c, can be permanently cured m from ma
eeh 70 twenty Gays, by the use Of this iistrumen1
when used conformity with medicines.
Young Men Take Particular Notice
DIR AMOS d SON take pleasure in announcing Tn.
they nave invented a most important Instrument 4, =
the cure oil the above diseases. IL has been Subjected
" " q sess ~ ~ sis most eminent physicians in London
fars, Philadelphia and New York; 1t has been dcciar'
ed the only useful instrument ever vet Invented FOR
the cure of Seminal Weakness or ,ay disc,sa "a 49,,
genital orsals caused by the secret habits OF youth
skepticai az 10 the merits OF their instrument rs
themselves That in any Instance where n may proSs
unsatisfactory alter iair trial the money viii he rel
funded by returning the instrument In good order
Persons wishing the above useful instr,,n.n, =, N,
observe that the price, ith the accomDanving d,r.
tons securely packed. and by mail or express
ten dollars S>f'~N's
New Remedies and OuscE r. -
A CURE WARRANTED. 80
DIX AMOS d SON have for a long series OF year
oeeh enssseo Ia an extensive practice the treatnen
OF THESE Delicate complaints, and the only legaI
qnaned Pay sciaIis who now vertise cure certai
complaints OF from whom genuine European remedie.
be obtained. ss
Persons N ASY PART or THE woRrp NAV be succe.s
faiiy treated by forwarding correct detail OF thei
cases, with Remittance for Medicines 8e which ,s,l
be returned with the utmost dispach secure from
observation.
Address DIR. Axos d SON corner Main and Quay
streets, Buffalo, New York. 80
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ChiIdren,s Diseases.

RGdtodys Ren0rdting ResoIudnt should be hailed
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors, &c. These
breakings out (thus eary) are evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stock few doses OF the
R1OpGtIng Resident will eradicate every vesge of the
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NEW SERIES---N0. S0S.
Meoifal
ROca's Remedy for Pulmonary
and TubercuIar COnsu unuti on

HAVING been appointed sole Agent for the sale Of
IL Don GERONIMO RocAs celebrated CURE FOR Con-.
SUMPTION, the public will be put in possession OF
one OF the most extraordinary remedies extant for
disease
have the more readily undertaken the agency,
from the fact of its extreme simpcity-being out
udrd application, the action OF which is seemingly mi
racuous and its having of those attributes which
make up the numerous compounds now in general
With the utmost confidence in the success Of this
remedy, which has heretofore been used in private
practice with great success shown by numerous
letters and certificates, is offered 10 the public
pamphlet, containing directions, letters from dis
tinguished individuals, and documentary evidences
from the physicians OF the hospital of Havana, Island
of Cuba, &c, will accompany the remedy
These speak volumes in its praise, and publicity Is
only required to render it popular il IS beneh
cal Address, i" JAMES REFS,
Sole Agent for the United States,
No. 341 Market street, Philadelphia.
Principal Office, 1920 FITZwATER febll-2m
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Great Bargains for Cash.

WE are offering our entire stock of Staple ana
w Fancy Goods, a very reduced prices for Casl
only. w A. }. G. MoCI.E.LAND.
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THE CRYSTAL OIL LAMP,
For Burning the Crystal Oil,
Combining Economy and Safety.
Patent Rights for States and Counties for Sale.

rINiIS important invention producing the cheapest
i l.gut the world Is now perfected auA offered 70
the public. Numherlcss other attempts nave Deen
made to produce cheap light, bat were attended with
such Inherent objections As 10 destroy thcr uuly and
adoption Bat t.le Cfystii Uil Lamp, while II Is the
cheapest safe and agreeable every position,
making ieIr toatte and brtitant tamecntreiy free
from smoke OdDr There no danger from eNplo-
snn, but is perfectly safe under ali circumstances me
o,I can be used Ia any place without fear Of suhmg the
incest garments. The lamps simply arranged aud
perfectly comfortable by the children and dumestcs,
constructed that the lght can be varied Ia a
moment from tlIlt L. "ghiG ~ or tWclty oru
nary lamps. While II Is fre, the dLStgrocable
smell arlsilg from tho her Nthe danger at
tsung tuc use vi the buTulu.Luid, II Is found upon
IN
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

D. y RENEWABLE PLEASURE.
One Square, one year SS0-each additional square SO
Written notice must be given take stop ad
vertsements of yearly advertisers before me year
pircsy Otherwise shall charge till done.
No contrast Of yearly advertisements will be discoR-
rnuef wout previous notice nor wiiIaay charge
be made for less than one year the yearly rates
So Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed for viii be charged for the excess. -ss
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founoers.
Ciaib0rne's Machine Works,
ASEiXIIEE- TENN

rINHE attention of Railroad Companies, Farmers,
Manufacturers and all persons desirous of purcha-
sing at home good machinery, such STEAM EN-
GINES CASTINGS, of every description, GEARING,
CAR-WIiFE1S oi the most improved patterns, SAW
MILLS PUMPS &c. &c, is respectfully called 10 this
new Establishment now growing up rapidly on the
premises OF the late Nashville Manufacturing Company.
We intend TO carry the business fully extensive
before aud shall be ready TO take orders for
Machinery and Castings. We have already commcnc-
ed operations in our blacksmith shop and Boiler yard,
and shall give immediate satisfaction TO old and
customers.
We are experienced Mechancs-each of us person
ally attending TO MS own department-and thus
shall be able TO turn out superior work At lower rates
than heretofore done IN this city. We shall warrant
every piece OF work done at this Establishment, and
give prompt and personal attention every order left
office thus hope 10 give general satisfaction
and be patronzed by all friends OF home manufacture.
NJ. JACKER * CO,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville Tenn,
June 27-G Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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Table Linens. &c,

WE keep the best make Of Irisb Linens, eheaper
w than they can be bought at any other house.
apr2s-Sf W A. 4 J. q. Mc1E1I.ANB- .
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn.

:, fe7"0'I0 t.-ytttttE UttN UTdttl-
MR. +. CowANs-Dear sir-I hereby certify thai in
the summer OF the year 1855 servant of nine "a how
about ~ years OF age, who had always before this time
with gravel A Physician was called who ATTENDED on
MN lor several months, during which time he grew
worse daily, until he helpless believe would
nave died IN lew days had IL not been for friend
who advised The Use of Cowan's Iathontriptc pro,
cured Anew bottles the first Of which gave him reief
hnay fully recovered since which tune he has ND No
symptoms OF said disease, and 10 all appearance is as
healthy as any servant my plaI taton I ther,
tore recommend II TO all persons suffering under
like disease, as one Of the most certain remedie
known. ..
Given under my hand this August I'D, 1857
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1t is Natures own Remedy,

Curing diseases by natural laws. When taken. its
heaing influence Is felt coursing through every vein
of the body purifying and aceeierating the circuatiun
OF the blood il neuTazes any bilious matter in the
stomach, and Strengthens the whole organization.
Mclean S Strengthening Cordial will efectually
Liver complaints. Jaundice
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As much Light for ONE MT as Kerosene will
for THREE CENTS, or Burning Fluid will
for SIX CENTS

for SIX CENTS,
Thus saving uve-siNtls OF the entire amount now eX-
pended or the price oi the Lamp IN about month.
they are ptcl - all situations making the cheapest
and most desirable Agut lur eYcry placctAe largest
halls or churches well as private dwellings. lie
patent on TINS lamp tor the different states and coun
tues throughout tnc Uaou, with the exclusive sale OF
tl, Ccystll tl Is now offered To public, presenting
rare opportunity Tor merchants % secure Tor them
the monopoly Of trade entirely Tree from oppo-
stt,un. ftciuliyS completed for tue manuiacture
of the lms such quantities that they VIII be iurn-
ishel tAc purchasers Of rshls IN any style, at such
cost as will yls AT almost ICrcluOus pruut These
rlshts viii be closest OF Immeda.ely, and the lamps
.Ii oil delivered desired. As no lamps or
oil will be sold ANY bat Purchasers OF rights, all let
tsrs making the ru asst vail not be noticed. Commu-
u,tous nrcsscI t. thc crystal OH Lamp Co. No
NJ M,rchIuts Row, will be promptly attended 10.
Crystal Oil Lamp Company No. Merchants
Row Boston anr@A-Zm(p. ~
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MusIinS I! liuSlins (!

yXTE have just received large lot o: elegant
w French Musiins, with many other goods, from
importation cost
je5-u W. A. 4 J. G.. McCIf1LANn
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Elegant Lace Mantles.
Irish Linens.

IITE are Opening, this morning, beautiful Assort-
w rnent OF French and Choatiily Lace Nantes.
Apr24-u W. A. A }. g.. MclikII.AND.
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Silks, Bareges and Nantes.

yTTE viii close out our stock Of Fancy silks Bare
w ges, and six and APPLIQUE Nantes at less than
cest- W. A a J. G.. McCLEIIASD.
y. B--Let every one remember that selling
for Cash only, and they viii get great bargains by
calling upon ". A. a J. q. McCLE1IAND,
ie5-tf 81 and 5g Cullese
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Fashionable Clothing.
ROYSE a. EI.VERSON,

IIANE Just rccaiyed e nice stfck of spring -.
Il and SUMNER Clothing, Consisting of nne ~
t>lsslnlefe Stssss MzrscaiEes and LdAca Ca@ts, "A
paAtz and Vests sn great varsity Ill
Also very nluc ist of Furnishing Gdas, Whit aud
eolered shirts, HArselcs, Preach and efnOrotisred
bosom sh.rts. eader Cchne efeveFy descriptive Nd
aud fasey olaxes, cEav4ls of the nnst elgsaaI ss s
For Custom Business,
We have hae stock of Chts, C.ssimcrrs and Irifa-
Inlsgs, 81 al kizias whsrh ~iii make up an ais
patch and neagneas be exceued- - :
We have alsss very cbsce sisck ef summer s'"tn
Ing fsT boys, which will scli Al very ie~ Pr,ess-
apr2s-u
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Kansas Convention.

-. NT. Nando!pa OF the late Constitutional
Gonvontion ia Kansas. during the debates
Of that body said: y..,:s :
why, bore weshaye: two, Constitutions.
sac for Slavery, ard enc without. . It's
just hUmLng. The fact is, it's' a Slave
Stat1 Constitution and Slave State Con.
4tiri;on. That's It, you may laugb. III
tell you, the world will soon be laughing
al us. guess by this time thonews Of il
is "a the lightning TO New York, and If ii
isn't. { ought to be- This is a grand hun:-s
hus. It's not tair.F IL is supposed by
some OF the gentleman here that they are
awful smart, or. TINT The Abolitiopists are
avfls! foo!s.yy We expect t|.em 10 vote for
a Slave state in this way. They. are not
such fooly ns YOU suppose, But let Us sup
pose that they are suc!. fools. Is It right
that we should swindle: the,n ii, this way I
It isn't faft.15 went do it, Il we are 10
submit at All, submit it F1iir; let them have
Free State Constitution if they vote to
beat ,ts, or do not submit it'allE L tell you
this scheme :oe swindl;ng submission will
besths sblaokest page in our history, and
tgWe will never hear the end Oft. We
.*oa't make much capital out Of this dodge,
tell ynp.44 These Black Republicans viii
get 70. tic bottom Of i 50 quick that
yon VII never cease e hear ffom this
dodge, ~l..s - ..tzr 'f@, ,', ~ "
81 a. 81 Motley, said ID &c tie ab!est ,nap
70 the Coilrehtion, this speaks Of its works:
''He vas Il pro.sla4ary man, and. want
"a fi,t%Ye sfs.f,s 10 make X ans "a d slave
state Ezzcadenouncest the rick OF the ar
,oritsrepost.tt 5RTaf1eEeaaera buttwo wars of
.,,akiug,t, saaaa corsstitutiores One oisthsm
!wasj sl'lppslt and sthssolber was 70 send
lireet to lioassress lIlA DENOUNCED , the
assiorit li S,e 81 sNlnd'e-s yt'q n
,slrous fraud "A t0ears a. 1alsejlq6dsn sts
t 1tr@ III llg,tsrs .o bfass, prftehds sto
suhslii lie constitution, and doe$ nat FL
Iliis3s /, glazing ffraatt hcseted
s5f.o, ", tie avery, but 'ha@ political
Ifsiaocfasy. heat 4 sss}isanlls
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sIs.ia ~
Clippings

"a aHEAvY CRops ..-.-J...iW. Calender,
who residess oslthe 3AIi:anesota river,
in Sect county, hastrais,d, this. sea
son, off of four acres Of ground, the
frs season of cultivation" one hum
area bushels "rof Ohio dent corn to
The acre!t ' Beat this who can. And
off Of. one acre has harvested forty
bushels Of white beans. This. at TIE
.; market price heqrre,s(Y3 peeGr blusshe1)
would Be al yield Of, Sl2!Q1 to the: acre.
Who says farming is not profitable in
Minnesota 2=-Minnesotian.e5s ri. qss<,1s ]
, r.. ;l:7:.; =, srat*i o'm III
derwood has been found s guilty, by
the court. ofsPrince William county,
sVa.,4of sEuttering and maintaining
have,no right of proper
tty+ain slaves ndbal,asa7beell fined
$3l2,6O. 9aU Underwood Fis ssa'*wheel-
1, wright By trade, a substantial citizen,
q lanaholder and a Justice Of THE
ne ace, and y,ot,tea1 for, Fillmore at the
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.aighss Of Narriad Woman

IN "thun t"T debt by "'te agalaS!
'"H iAl>o2nA, T. recover money loaned by
:, ! = I&r h"sbo!,d, telnlr property acquir-
" 1;rf '"TrrIo2e, woS tried il the Com
,"'' T. "i I"vFy county, "a, n re-"
..-' = ]u'se ufa''''n presiding, The
"''t''h was we ncr IL "''e coma Ma'l'-
49, " S'Nt "=.'>f.~, tls@ husband. lhe Court
H'. ,'' III ~. cnnld, and delivered " YcT-
i"E we .nnAi' tor $z,2'jS.--FT.
'"'o;' tor 90 DcMocfa''2 pennsylvania
~ al Nr.;1 t. have been boin IA her,
~ ,'it' ii: ll:E pro,''aVe*y iog> ism she is
~ - a;,i2jiG" G! Nrr enhyhlencd NcrNh
- I"h} 2ls II the matter OF Justice at
10 u, II he DECISION Of Judge Graham
= ,@n.;;ln4l ~ the Supreme Co>rt, IS
|"..tt "o' Il Will b., Touien, il Penn
~},1A1h", will ie people IN tie important
sen VI. 4 ~"q1irjnG, owning ana managing
Ter hTo ~!tE.
wis decision was an Important progress
::.@ *'"ce ot year Of our Lord 1916 when
40 i, 5,'Cycl OFT we'll n,nlitrd reputation Of
>,..a IL pressing home upon the attention
1t TIE Leyisiat IRE Ct Pennsylvania,
fi"Hu@' tie co'uMNs q. the Pittst'o4h Com
1>.n;ol Journal, !act& in The workings Of
'jo 81 Saxon :~"iaaher1' laws which then
r."'dA + II" 'ntcroSts Of tho wives and
4 IL. p, OF tI'v Grand Old Keystone 70
III" ls.ity honor Of her legislators be it
Tv:cry;cd, that they only waited for a
.|no..S4 o: tie n2vanncss and injustice
,r.G~1tc'd under cover Of tie statutes they
~ !akcn as legacy until tiey made haste
f! frp!ace ;hem by laws of great eq'ity,---
t}ti5v'aw> are still Waiting there to secure
,.:,,Hv tie just remuneration for her labor;
i,, ':t"so viii come II t,u1c, to protect the
= .'o"'' fHlnish wo".on viii: lu>tiaceftises
=" IAdnSt'- ara economy, but in IhopreS-
"nf vic" l'ght Of property is carefully
= -'!aFt,>'' And tFi!3 ueHl>lon gives oack to
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tered the grain in seed time. ME-,
Calhoun on this, and the othar ON
ca5ion to which we refer, pressed
home, with unusual force and .cle ar
noss the truth, that the law8comes
directly to every&nan iot his individ-
All acceptance and Obedience; and
cannot be turned aside by any shield
made Of other mems sins, or his own
individual circ umstances. . This d.
vine law must be the rule Of action
IN All The business, and IT all the rela-
>;>us OF lie. Religion is not a coat
81 be worn on Sabbath and prayer
meeting evenings. It is a vital prin-
C,ipic which must enter the heart and
control the thoughts am actions of
life, no matter what the consequent
ecs. Do right ana leave the rest
10 God! This is the true wisdom,
and ls'a!ways safe. BY it no man can
eve: DC the loser, and an opposite
course can never result III gain. We
"rro glad, heartily glad, TO see the
new year began in this naw country
and sniant city, with such an ever
new and everlasting sentiment, and
without attempting the speakers Ian
%;iago we try to give q larger au-
';iencc to his idea, that its opportunity
ct "zHiuIness may b enlarged.
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ID sxa y. iig5ijf ssttSs $5ifs'fS tE{ n
& Minnesota ErDfprS;,,,1 /.

We copythiswee from Vs. changes,
several accounts of 5cfopsasraised id
different partsof MINI esota. Last
e IA farmers whso digand delve amid
rocks ndA1tirse,d clay IN raise their
bread, may doubt these accounts, bbult
folks who have seen things grow
here arc compelled to believe III &C.
countss which to others appear labu-
lous. Accounts from Nebraska and
Iowa appear to indicate equal produc-
tiveness there, but, alas, for the
jewellers there, they do get the fever
analogue, and they have.not oursnper-
abundance OF pure water, or ,nagni-
fcent forests, giving building mate :
rial and fuel at prices much cheaper
than in Eastern cities.
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UsurY.

There is a prospect OF oar Legislature
passing K usu:yt law. We for one would
be very glad to see them repeal the pres
en- law, pass none in It's place but leave
that matter 10, regulate itself. Money is
al article ct merchandise and there is
no good reason why a Legislature should
set a price upon that any more than upon
any other marketable commodity. The
gentlemen now assembled at St. Paul
might just rs WEI rnuse themselves by
passing a law 70 fix the price Of flour al
Is a barreI, as 20 fix the ,ate Of Interest
at six, tel, or s.ny other per cent Money,
like any other commodity is worth just
what i. will bring in market; aud those
who have ii for sale will be apt. 10 get Just
50 much tor:it, ia defiance Of any law to
The contrary. It is doubtful il, any Asssry
law ever less ms he rate of iterest one
mill. On tlle contrary it tends to increase
ii. IN ninety~.1l7e cases out Of a hundred
the law is avoided and che lender charges
more in proportion 50 the risRohe runs of
detection. In Pennsylvania tbs legal rate,
Of interest is six per cent, bat there is q
good dca! more money loaned, there at two
per cent a month than at six per cent a
year. ..,..
The way they manage is this. \ waits
i, borrow Of Is one thousand dollars, lie
LANDS at tlc counter Or table passes his
Ho;e sor ~ 900 bIariI,1 six per cent in
terest. 4 counts ont the Thousand pushes
It across to him lie counts to see that
all is right. then passes lark to 3 $50 Or
5ltO as per agreement. Now, there is
always danger Of q discovery Ct Ds >ju-
plicity in thus avoiding the law; for II is Is
alone who Is held to b., criminal, A can
not te conv;cting Witness against h ~;
tut he may entrap B, have II witness con
cealed, talk the rnast>r o%cr, <!raw out an
acEno" 'edgen2elt, turn intorner, and re-
ta:u half the money for his pans, while
the rena:lling half gees 70 the Stat. Or
course, in view Of tbs possibility & in TIE
H'st place required mach higher rate Of
interest 10 cover the risk, than he would
have done h ID il been o legal TRANSACTION
Us''ry laws will lie dod 5ed in soGe way
and the more stringent they are the more
viii! they add to the burdens ( Tic borrower.
L L mans business is in such state I'll "a.
he thinks it viii pay 10 borrow money at
100 per cent. and any one is willing to
lend It al tia: price the loan will be inade
with, without Or against law. as the case
may be; and tie Legislature may just as
we'll pass law saying that potatoes shall
always be sold in MINNESOTA at 2Oyts
bushel, as that money shall always bring a
n!'rrM rate Of interest. l.. :fHsil -"
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Elective Franchise.

!. The Minnesota Republican, pub
lished al St. Anthony and Minneapo-
lis, by Croffut and Clarke, has con-
fered upon Us, the substantial favor of
copying the third and fourth articles
Of our editorial, creed, upon which, it
thus, comments s., g.a,,.+ Xix ,'~ .~.'
'.+"-I'o h',tlr Of (which we heartily re
sponds" Amen and Amen, 2 Slavery
as unconstitutional, and we believe it
is the duty of the Congress Of the
United States to oabolisi, it in the
States where the curse and crime: is
cherished. AZ" Taxations without: re-
presentation is tyrrany" --and we on
" differ from our up the-riyer. cotcn-
porary in that while She believes that
as. women do not vote, they should rot
pay taxes, we insist that, as they pay
taxes they should also vote. : The
world is lapproximating the: light On
this subject, and five, years will bring
revolution and reform. ' ,.,$,. e....,
you .sirs. 4 That fourth ar
3ticlea was il, an unfinished state, and
we are obliged TO- youfor calling at
'tention!to it. You will find it,, cor
rected3 iii this weeks ISSUE IN We did
not intend to be understood as pro-
testing against women, paying taxes
only so:along as they are denied the
right to say how their taxes are to be
appropriated. Whenever Americans
acknowledged hatthe .s',jnsta powers Of
government arr, derived FROM the con-
sent Of the governed,'N' gswesiare en-
,tirelyg willing, for one, TO pay eur
share of the4taxes,a henev egthe has
bands fathers and brothers Of Amer
ica, ceaseoto set. down their wives,
daughters rand sisters assthe politiea
equals Of negroes diotsand untamsd
,savages, when AheYE pract ally aa-
nnitl that sNy omen have an ealal right
1uith the elves, te say what institu-
tons they will port, what laws
.shall govern thenls We hare no fur
49, ! !. - "a ].
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Since our last issue We have had deli 5ht-
Ful, mild, Writer weather al but two nj s'lts
when the mercury dropped bc'ow zerA
once for one hour as low as 23 degrees
but old Boreas stood ami held his bre>1h
to see what would come Of il; AID az he
THIS forgot TO wbistl3 through the cracks Of
the Board shanties, people were comfortable
with only an inch pine board between then,
and out Of doors. For the last two days
we have had to choose bctwee, letting the
fires dix: out or opening tho windows,
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
Westward Ko {,

"A steam engine and. machinery passed
through here to-day for a saw mill in
Holmes City Is miles northwest Of White
Bear Take. Ifw should have additional
snow and weather cold enough t. insure
shedding for. two consecutive weeks, tie
Breckenridge folks design taking out an
engine and machinery for saw mill at
that point Emigraa1s are c'owding back,
which bids fair to n,ko ~. Cloud an
eastern city a NJ distant day.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
ShOpliftlng,

During the absence of Mr.. Mont
from lis store, one day last week, d
respectfully dressed woman entered,
puzzled The attendant in having him
take down a counter full Of goods,
and succeeded in appropriatinS :. a
quantity of fine artificial flowers,
She will have A pleasant time
wearing them, as she and they are
LIKELY to- be recognized. .-,... f-.4