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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19
THr a.. CLOUD DulGoCRAT
JANE G. sw1ssHELM, HDlToR
Thursday, August - lass.

The ST. CLOUD DEMOCKkT:
When 10 authorized tho Printing Com
pany to pledge The s.. Cloud N''ss,to
silence On ''the subject Of 10 disz dutiiou
Of our Office, 70 did %, simply 10 st our
diseas. os.of anz Ny; md g. eieran1sat
three hwyess,. The men pledged their
] honor thAt IL, vssitsr aihouid not "discuss
de .syis,.stl ~ x have pledged e'r honor
that the p@parwe edit will discuss any sub :
iect We have mind. Az We are about
The only democrat in this county, We con
'clude to quit vi.iittii.sg; and 50 70 work q
$ proclaim tic 'doctrins of tie old Jefferson
school, liberty throughoat IL tho land;
ind at Is III the 'inhabitane thereof: i
,,hese fellows distroy our ohee again, =
they nov threaten 70 d, We win 60 down
. H.nipen County; and pubisht Tie s.
Clio I'd Democrat there: ..s. =. + !. r: II .: Z.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

- RIAL ESTATE SALEs.-The follow.
ing i . lit Of the .ales recently made b,
our old and entsrpri.ag hnd-deale., Col
MoKenty. re a5%zE ''57e''f @2.'r
* WAsR1saron Cop11Y.
$3.50 acres in Section 8: Town 80, Range q,
q $S-$l5l, 80. =: s'. >.-
1875 ssres in Section 8, Town so.r R,..,
q q $3.50 ....r.s, .. 4+',
1900 acres IN Section 8, Tev. %. Ran,
Fl. q S6-64k A6. 3 s .-----> /.
70 serss IN Section 3, Tewa 80. R.,ee FL
q $4,000. s..t s...,- ~ ~.
}@s y sF's'<: l1lLnoR1 Ceuxr1,
100 sores n Sections and 4, Tovn lo2
Range =, q 30 $4,000. ..'..@' i
- s.]'"..<+ ~ Hoysfox Cou1r1. %-s,
30 acres IN Section 10, Town lo3, Range s
q $5-$l9oo,oo. ~
;, 4e0 asrss in Sections II and II, Town 100
Range s, = S24oo.ool @ 70 !
..:st.s,. p. s9uPllloa, Wisconsin. vi
Is lots IN ':MeKsaty's Addition" u 800
$1ovvV9 80 +>ts'~ ''@'' .''-1 &C.,. -g"a
Se1~E 81 Co1rAoI; Hou1s. - tf.;
zNLots II end 8s-%l6oo, 90. 80. ia
.. CoM0. - -, 3: :.
8 Lots : and 8 Of Block 80 $4,000. :
'S \, '-zz HuDsoH, Wisconsin. =
y % Lots in NsKenty's sdditjoa-2l6oo.oo. .
Total amount Of Gales, II, 1876. g
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

Tn P11NTIB 10 the title Of q Marx.
notl Maeasine, published by Hea.y sna
Huatinetoa, New iYork, = 800 . yssr
to single subscriber Its peincipalb in.
teresting to,printe,s; n Is >. curiosity for
the perfection Of it, woraknanaislip; but
must rank high IN ! iliter,sy point Il ,isv
from its beautiful selsstiaas; aaA ysl,sbis
information about The Ut press.vst;v< Of
Ill arts.E h.geaz Eir-:tia-.le4 31iss 7s-zs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

The M1ss1Na MAH.-MrAlbsrtsmith
Of Sank Valley informs NJ that Leonard
g. Seam, to whose supposed los vs refer
% week sgo, is now at work for Mr..
Calhoun near this place. He found EN-.
ployment, At breaking by the way, and
went to work for brother Of our inform.
ant, and neglected to inform his friends at
Paynesville. Hence their uneasiness. u
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

win our friends It saak Rapids, Little
Falb, Grow Wing, Montioello md other
towns Of Northan Minnesot. furnish ~
N occasional oonspoadsaee about nat
tezs md things in their several loeaifs !
i We want the Democrat % represent Tie
interest md pa..-....-. = Ma MINI.
esota. So We want facts from IN he dit.
erent places. Abo, those who 10 think
We nisrepresent the opinions Il thn &c.
tioa; and wish to advocate other yitws ean
use our columns It such priees - will
barely pay for paper; INK aad psilting.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

e - RI IL - Il Ill eossty ha1s
slains upoa Jon; but, they might ~ u
PIT q sxospt, Charley Kstehan, md ca.
'vane Ao'eqzg beatl urpea pr ding ovsr
r. ~ 90 r.klr = = ,Ia..,l - winter. Il
joal ~ 81 j,t alop = hn{so show theml
~ ehtilllsy ting. j i u hey .hould
I ~ q -. 5json ing provide 5ors
No. Asn IA I'LL mud llA1sd, and il
token Of our gratitude We would frank you
. 4innesots cs66s " hsad~-sos . 81 or.
|risa ia4ypar Aat 'bat to IS aa,ltddssa " ~
dr. yosr ~, that u, i - .tras, .
repqrted,, tnet Clancy Jony, publicly
"a4qasdasped Lire Il e.ndsa.ta jsktiig
dat As heside.s des;red 81 # this !.
trss, 'you might y veil pit to hi on the
vegetable enanian, md put tie one you ,ii ,le
nov using, away in the pantry ~ 'it :II.5%a
g.xs-s = e. I-w ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

RUST "A writer in Emery's Journal Q,
Agricultnre, says the wheat and oats in
Alabama, MISSISSIPPI, Tennessee and South
erln Illinois are almost an entire failure On
account Of rust; and calls for statist;oa
I to show whether lack Of drainage tends e
promote the disease. * '@' =s'*.7'>,% 49,.
80 stearns County Is the place "a
decide this question, Is It would Be- i'm.
possible TO have drainage more perfect than
ai;ep lie s9 II 3}bs j y se<ts lind:
=: Cur iatbsatl i ! sind; lid fxespt on pea,
~ %azl bsass, a'ip: lcv 4lats.al lhsas she
aaspdtsite If 1;eg;tahd .npald j e. a3ef Z
permit moisture to. find it. way readily t.
) th4subsoil, there can be no bsttsr drain
ed land. sAs there has been some ms
in this vicinity, We wish Cur farmers would
state, through the Democrat, whether il II,
been worse in these low, moist places.
81 We do not beieve drainage, the mos
perfect can ever be complete projection
for, II We mistake not the rust is produeet
By the softening Of the straw from excessive
heat and moisture; when arush fsap, clog,
and bursts the softened veins; and thelsap
which can no longer 'pass 70 nourish Il,
gr,in, exudes, the plant bleed; and i. olot
.ted sun-dried blood i called rust, : Mi
homer, by the way, for death from rust j
. tho sluggafds doom while trusted' g1,i1
perishes from over exertion- Want o
drainage nsy promote rust; but breeding
stss:snd soorching sunshine, when Il,
~ I'd grain 40 loaded With moisture "a
10 kemel in The milky stats will BE opt <
psodsee mt o any laad. An Old, dutcl
farmer, told u III this fifteen years, go
Ws have watched ths lrn,,1t since and =,
convinced he q =. ~. n - shosa Hly
Z
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

-
INDIAN WAR ~ The w,rike 1ndiaa
tribes Of Washington and Oregon Tefito
1ies are up in arms; and our ssteaiabing
administration talk Of doing something
about it! .,..-.....-- S. -
They even gosof ar Is tospeak Of prevent
mig ! repetition If the masaeres Of ,56-7;
but W cannot sec how this can be done
Constitutionally, unless the folks out there
ret possession Of half dosen fugitive
slaves; and swear the Indians are harboring
them. Then the honor Of the nation will
demand that tho miscreant be brought 70
justice! Our glorious Union viii tremble
to its centre-the American eagle viii
shrek with terror-American statesmen
win Be aghast with horror; and Ike Part
ington's game rooster viii hide under tho
bed until the army and navy are Dispatch
ed to tie seat Of danger, the rascally Red
Skins driven out; and the majesty Of the
hw fully defended. But if these "poos
white folks" suppose Urcle Sam is going %
tend many Of h'.men to protect their worth.
less lives, when he does not know the day
Il they may all be wanted to catch some gen-
tleman's 'nigger they win find them.
selves mistakee. The U. s: Army is SIM
ply police, to take care Of Southern gen
clemens servants. Whennot engaged init,
special vocation; or when there are troop.
TO spare some projection may Be afforded
. the plowmen out West; but they must
wait until there are no runaway slaves r
; catch for the South. - .@@.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

Pfe.Enptpss afe required 20 O. their
|deolarssuEy Staaemoats witAint Are6 1unfhs
ftom this dats. a. W. CARUTHERS
Register.
Wanted. - Several cash subee,;bels I,
gu the Democrot lists and tAree liino %
M this column up mug, sad tixht.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

DHD-At st. 0o.d, Aug. llaA. lrsaees },
daughter Of JoAa n. cd Jsha 4. Otee, cpd
l3snenths md .. lays.s - .aa=%S
Too mush beloved 0sd ~ kend tssk her
TO Ainself 80, 3,@sfky 1888. zstzsta.9
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19
FIND AND GENEROUS,

FIND AND GENEROUS. 4
The National Asti- Slavery 8ss.dard,
New York, N ably conducted organ u
tho disulion Anti, Slavery socisy, Ifoas|
ofQepr5 - Nth yhiskws have be,x oiJe
md long 4 W, d account Of our diner
abapt tie best nssaesEI Il. !,
Dol ehinS slavery sndk vaswfh pa,eon.
,aa.t1lea1xe iIv.iisvsd assSpy ofstLs|
dand AZ The 24th MI Aaataiai,e -
elaborate article on "Tbs Aati-Slavery
r ~ following Etihlf aaSd generous l;sps
.haguage.of M,
W. dIsny thi, :Amesicea plaeiios ,ofI q:
mig Through ths Forms II. Keeping o bsd
bargain 70 uphold the very thing Jon ara
trying 40 pull down.. tosbs aeithsr right q;
p0Otlc.. 2gisani2GetuQo N. s,ra alag
i, But " do,allI de1srxsd honor to thoss
Who, in the natural ,course4 d, their.ipro.
gress,I ~ unsoaseioasly working thair
WY thrppghs ;ohateslss 10 tie vantage
erounda, awe have done ; and in oursoi.
n l1a Of the political presses, e the sosn.
,tty. ri dissea,t, anti slavery, uhdsrtths Con-
stitqtion deetuatings fesbly hack and
9oEth under less de,apnstrative names, -.
tcqrding to tAesstate ofuvoteu'c minds-Was
.siyethe mssd. Of efficiency only 70 those
that count their gains BY the amount q
division they&efeot rather than by the d.
gree Of union they compass. s'> = ID: u Z '''
l. Such has always been the press of Mrs.
fSwisshelmt wherever at work, in Minneso-
II assin Pennsylvania! She has the good,
great gift of being a terrer to evil doors !;
for her feeling is-"God defend the right!
let truth win, no matter what 1 lose. "
FOfcourse she'made profound impression
at the North West, and her press va
lately broken to- peices by the lovers Of
peace and quietness. But what did it sig;
nifty ? her object was affected. The DEM
ocratic party was broken in peices upon
the anti-slavery question-and heinde1 Of
the House Of Representatives Of Minneso-
ta shows US the exact amount of effect pro-
dueed BY the thirty-second State, as she
goes through the form Of coming into the
Union where no Union Is, but only the
despotism Of slavery, devouring everything
Of anqetdi-slavery promise that comes within
the sphere Of its temptations. $<s - =: :.
Our hopes and hearts are with every
such true effort as Mrs. ,Swisshelm puts
forth-and we rejoice to announce that
her K.sster j. againain theheld. We re-.
specially solicit an exchange. and com.
mend the Essster to Eastern subscription
confident that, BY the knowledge it win
give II the great growing West, and the
love Of the sacred cause Of Hvnsan Riqhts
which i viii awaken, great good viii b
effected. ,*.
Our highest earthly ambition is to de-
serve such praise; and, however We fail Of
accomplishing our object, that object Il.
w.ys is 70 bring confusion to the enemies
Of human freedom and suooour tothe slave.
We can not hope that our efforts have
done' anything 70 bring about the halt
which the Demoorae~ Of Minnesota have
made Il their onward march against Lib,
city: That credit u belongs q, Mr.. Ba.
eh.,'s over zeal 70 crush the right Of self:
governmen. .,m., ..,g,t.. >2'1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19
"a III
IL On ~.

g ~ QSNovoese - n III.
saooa morning ae.e,r ". ~,
Ne yoa % having eobe saat 81 1ss3 =
Tho Primary O. " y J yos VA not ssilss.r
TIT e ss.a i I'll
lows Il eouIse then that you were governed
BY the motive which your aooonPliss says
aetua&sd him, Viz. far weNouM. ~ some
tthing, about x;is vie. That Va - odd
ease Of faleJalazm, fesve should not have
said one word about her. J / IL,
But you did not charge down upon
the type; fipm yeu. lovs Sfor the union.
Il was simply 70 show your galantzy! We
hone ON ezshaag>s Win correct our error
ana Do ron usties; bst Gen. nwehad known !.
when you proposed calling 4 on oe6oe, that
you- xers 1uah ! ladie9 nan, DO YOU think
10 shenld have gone md trpped up your
|little; Col.is heck = 10 sftutted along after
his jud sahip, ) budest Of grasshopPers On
one shoulder; and : Big q corn On the 9TH
|er; o.. should have Thought Of ss3ing .
word abents Jimmys bann Nj ! ,bitloi
81, General. It's ON haiir 70 would have
bsen surling and 'tother gown we should
h.v, PIT q; ~, I'D We one: 'esn yoe,
xould " ever, have opposed Jimmy
hadabh efforts 70 prove that the only By
sinaas wonea havein thia. world i 70 make
themselves personally agreeable 70 animals
| Of The masculine !. gender? Would mt
W have subscribed tie doctrine that %
quetta are the, perfection Of womanhood
and that allthe right 4 woman needs is, The
right to catch ; husband? and would'ent
We have been after you, mp the bank Of the
Missisip. with spoon hook and line; and cal
strings dyingi Aye, aye, Sir, and "
should have caught you too; when nonnt'
ing on : drygoods box, ve should have .ue
toned you Of, al Topping and dripping
the ladies would have Aocked from altar
Ike bees to m apple-peEing. Our fortune
! would have bsen made; and 10 sh"uld mol
have felt OBLIGED 70 keep On dunning you
for those loss. e. "a "a I'd. -. ! ..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

=sst;as.,1J9 LAND OFFICE ,l!e
i szoa CT. CLouD, Nay q, 1868.
!! The following plas hsve this ysbeea
received At this o6ee. 81 Ill 81 s'n5e
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

his return from the Red River; and have
been greatly interested in his account Of
the country which lies north west Of US
MI. Andrewa' party went up by the new
State Road Survey, as nearly as the nature
Of the ground would permit; aud returned
BY White Bea. Lake, % the Old trail
Mr. A. i enthusiastic in his praise Of the
country. Dotted al the WY along, they
found thriving settlements, supplied. with
herd. q e.ttle farming implements, and
every thing requisite to. prosperity. Thu
K.nne6eak settlement, lying of to the
!so.th, il looking for hrgee reinforcement
:4tom Canada. At K.ndotta on Fairy
Like, Nj. Whitedeld, N accomplished A.
fist, has taken up hs abode. He has
sketched view Of hiAa surroundings, and
published it IT, handsome engraving,
which i. said 70 b ereeeiingly beautiful,
and yet to fall far short y the reality
The lakes through that reg ION, Mr.. A. de-
sor;bes . surprisingly lovely teeming With
fsh, and hav ng pebley shor., With green,
sloping banks, clothed in osh. .;~4,5@ -.
H. At AlexandriA which - the County
Seat Of Doughss County :; md about half
Wy between St. Cloud and 1reckinridge,
there is one family from; Daevare, and
one from Maryland; and the, .rs prepsr-
ing for forty families expected as an .ddi-
ton 70 their population thisseson. Capt;
Gregory formerly Of New Yok is making
preparations 70 build ! 'comfo4 table hotel.t
this point. +; i>-,;s..*a ~ z:'' ;+..ss <,ls!
/. The town site il nearly surrounded by
three lakes, which connect: with Long
Prairie: River which isain eemlpties
into Crow River: At the outlets Of these
hkes the settlers build strspst h,~hsrs
theyago and lh them out in their hands
1stusnias the Bass and Piekets - the Lake
and reserving, for the frying pm, saly the
small San ash deemed partisul fily. nice:---
Hero there is,sn abundanseef timber and
Al along the route. from thi place to
that. Indeed the distance Of hesvy Tim.
bsr to b out through i tie n,st, serious
obstacle 70 making the roaa; bu,. as, it is
interpreted with apraizies from one 70
three miles wide, the timber makAs it the
mere desirable fox settlement. Beyond
Alexandra the quantity o. timber begins
to decrease, the route passing through but
Two belts before it strikes the Otter Tsil,'
OF properly the Red River. One Of the
belts IL one mile wide tths other three
miles. The belaase q: oyersnooth prairie;
but newer out Of hight of tnber. The
bends Of the Red River, "a. a twen tim
bered and 4 Brekinridgs there IL grove
Of about one hundred acrss. { i,s}IF8sss.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-08-19

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ID sSn9as ~ ..slgsoaa .s's,4sis,rs :1aataa "
in Oh, a!sS,shs asssaGs A.s::,s. tts&stt ~ 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-26
Bow they Stand.

There are Ave Democratic papers IN this
state IN, Augusta Age, Saco Democrat,
Peoples Organ, Democratic Advocate and
Franklin Patriot, which oppose Lacompton.
These five receive no government patronage.
Ofthc ten who support LecomP,on, the
Peoples Organ sPcaksa' follows:
"The three daiics are unmisiakably in
the interests. and th, organs Of the three
Custom Houses and Poet Oficcs, In Port
land, Bangor and Bath OF the two B'l-
fast plp.rs one Is edited by the present, and
the other by tae newly appointed Collector
q Oh, port. The Machils paper is edited
hy a Custom House ofis,r, the Norway pa
Der j. understood 90 be under the influence
OF tie United States Marshal, the Newcastle
and RUcSland papers DO up the printing for
the two Custom Houses IA Lincoln County,
while the printer uf tho Union Advocate,
We are told. Is inspector Ol Custom at the
Folks 0i the hcanebce."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-26
Latest from Mexico.

NV NoBk, Feb. -.
Via Havana we have s0ne details Of late
Msxican news.
On the night OF January 10th, a suspsn-
sion Of h0,til,ts. fr o, hour, was agreed
ulon, in order 70 consider some proposal.
submitted by C1moulort.
On tbc 18Th the armis,ics terminated
without the arrangement Of any treaty..
and OPERATION. were Immediately eommenc-
I'd by both parties.
On the lJ,h fight continued with stall
noro yis5r. Gen. Licergl with al III,
iOrccs and some other bodies Of government
troops deserted to the rank. % the enemy
The 2Uih was decisive day. \ strong
column commanded by Z,llOi:a sailed
forth from the Citadel aud vigorously at.
tackled the Aleade. This position could
not long resist, and was carried by assault,
all the garrison falling prisoner, Of war.
Defeat followed in al the positions taken
by The government, and the defeat bscam,
hight at O'Clock that night. CJmOn-
i''' gave bis Jas! 0IisE as Gencral.in-Chisl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-26

Prrrr DAVIS ytotr,rtr PAS HiLLtN.
Voluntarily. ,,l.,isa,l1,',, a1I with much pl-a'.
urs. Ne recommend O, uar rr,lrr. ,h- ah,,, u,wsl
n-..s.a- w sg-,A ton o1r oua oL.srAl,oa
aaJ experience when wc -, TIA, 60 remove. p,ia
a. o. By mls,s lr,a, 80 part. OF the body. aui IL
one ar tlr l-., medicine, ,l -, i,r shrsk,rs H..
,rrhp.a. asI removing thr pr,ru,nii5r, ,,mplom,
oiCb,rn. Ia. applied both ,1,rraaII, AL "a.
irm,l',, with che bot effects, asI sosr ~hp have
oasr r.rd che P,a Miller. would 0iI.1.Iy be ~iib.
ost it o,a.ia,il, be- 'h-,r h,r.-..
tCnrr1,t E,sains N,aparciL
olr ~1ri 10 rrs,rl O. rrry BU,.' rair Kill
&C.. I h,,, a.-I u - ny 1,uil, 70, some years. ,
,aI r,ks great pleasure Doe recommending It s,a
aluti- m-.,,.nr, that .hlan o. A,pt 10 e,sry
Gu.g. have vii1-.,sI s,,l..lal nnI ,p-, O.,
cure, o., 30. ae-rcssail,. w,,hu ths lee, vrrk, I
have k1,el ,rry severe cl., OF ,hcun,li.n,
.,ll relieved AL ppn,,iuy speed, cute, D., this,
ilm, r,tnalilu, tsv,tU,Er rrurj,.
JNBEZ :. SWAN.
Pastor ct lIil,laginn It. Bop. ca. y. Lpnd,n, O..
u.U.iI,r = e.. rau,nI. aud l.. J. sstrH
ll4..a..i. WapiruI- A.rut..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-26
Foreign Intelligence

NV lHtA, trN. ~.
Tho Collins steamship Ellue C1m,'1ek.
arrived ~ sandy ll1akat7l2o'c'1ek JAS;
evening. auI came OPP 90 ,le city ,ais morn.
ius. Shcln Lgsrrl.la, $50 O'Clock on
saturday. 80 .ust.
John VI Boa. d. passenger.
Cerr EsuA>. TOE steamship Leyh-
than was successfully ia,eI .u tAc r.ame-
on Sunday, tbc 5l,t Of January.
Tho Atlantic Telegraph Company bad
issued cali lar thc ordinary meeting 90 90,
Shareholder, oa che 18Th OF February, and
in anticipation Of this nesting, had pub.
li,bsl a iau rsp1s. Of tle position Of ;h,
Company
IT,. Princes, and Frederick William Of
Prussia quilted EasAuI aa ,hs - mss
They ua,eI.I ir1a London O. Guyg,.ul,
vhrr, they embarked go the royal yacht
under ..,ut. lr.u Tlla7y Fort. aud o.,
squadron ia af,.ulluce, aud am.l,, ,he Ga.
tha.a,,.e cheers 90 the assembled crowds
Ia 'ae city oi London aud 40 along o..
route ,i.se was l.ri.., ovation % o..
young couple.
4 large reform meeting was hr'l a, Bir.
mir-ham 600 ,.s 81, and resolution, vsr,
adopted declaring thatu o measures Of r.
form would D. s.ul..,sl without h0u,eaOl
suEl.s and the ballot. Chay;.si amend
meats fr universal suffrage were dsl,ats.
by large ml.Ju,.e-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-26
THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY,

Ju.t publi.hcl. gra,i., ihe 2jth thousand.
4 FEW WORDS on M, ,ati,uii treatment,
y viia,ut ms Iirile, Of ~peunatofhUa or heal
weakness, nocturnal emissions. gcnllaland uerNou.
debility, premature decay ofthe ,y,iem, iapotency.
and impe,iinenis a. mauisgr geuenily, by
q. DE LANEY, VI. u.
The important hrt that ,he many alarming com
pliHt. Originating 10 the impulsuce aud solitude
Of ,uuth. m,y D. cas,lN renewed WITHOUT MD
IcINE, q. ia the siua tract clearly DEMONSTRATED:
and lhs cniittl, nsN aui high, surce.siul ircat.
meni, adopted D., the author, lnl., explained. by
means ui which eScN onr l. eaabl,d H. cure MN.
sTLT psrisct, aal al the least possible cu,i there
By avoiding sll the advertised n,siium, Of the day
Seut % snN address, gati. and post free On
scaled envelope, by reuinlting two postage stamp.
10 d. DE LANEN, II Lispenafd street, New
lofk. I,l
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Gnardian,s Sale.

DY virtue IT le,n.- + IN the Ia!se II rro.
ID hate f,r the C.u1,Y ~ ONf'ul, shah sell ,t
plllir auciibi. ',n thr prDi'e,, on IhIrs ~, the
fuluh IL, 81 Mach neat, h ten o'clark \. VI,
the rel estate Ut Flnr, 4. ilrr.ry. of iIaubrd.
minor child lal heir ofWanra iiersey late Of Par.
- ~ sii Clunly, deceased, Il bciHg une Individual
bali Ut al that pat 81 the buinss aid lpt OF lanI
upln which ihey arr situated at The village Of so.
rari. within the town ufPir,', aforesaid, Oi which
the sai Warren lIsr.ry died .eiI-i, that wAs not
sei cot tn llaaa,h u. iler,ey, widow Of .iid ds-
ceased, ior dover 10 his estate. Tern, ulits
Known ~ time AMI place ~ sale.
JOHN WALKER, Canadian ~ said Minor.
Htrtfp,d, January 18Th, A.D. ISIS.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Dy viuae Of . liesn.e from the Hoo. Thomas
ID n Brown. Judge Of Probate ior the Coua.y
Of OSioni, shah se By pahhe sso,b'n ~ the
highest bide,. at the sias- % Joseph Bennett. IN
Denmark un Saturday. the th,Heen'h day of March
next NJ me a'clpck IN the sfernoon, al the right.
title and interest thai AIphsu. Good, late ~ Dsn.
rnafk. derea.s,i, hsd N and TO the farm AMI hullI.
ings on which h. lived at The time ~ his dsocass.
eaniAiga. 6G, .dse with the bo'ldias. there.
on. far ihs aylneni Of hi, debts and eh,rge. Of
adaini.lr,ilon, subject 10 whtleyer right the wit.
az of aid dsc-s.''d my have Ia dover 10 said
psemises, Il any Wrh she may haze.
DOMlNICUs G. TARBoN, Adn'r.
Denmark, Jan. 30, lsSs. Sal
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AGENTS Wanted.

100 YOUNG anl MIDDLE Aoto MY ate
IOD waited @, lnyel is agents. Wh' Will &C..
cr,,c i,r thrir service. 90 l,lAr' per m'n.h, ani
sNpen.,, paid; ~ an tgcai cin engssr ~ ihe l.'i'
n... &c him.-lf ulpl , capital Il lum 5o II ''rl.
lar. anil m,ks ip.a , 10 10 iDlAu pee d'y- Tor
indeed .lpis 90, our sgrnt. apa cug'gei IN ihr bus.
tnrs. lir making twice that suin.
Foo piriIri',I., alI.s.. GODDARD ! co..
Wofcr.ter, Mas, ,li ,nsl,.e e postage 'is'n,'.