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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
II. JONES,
BUILDING.

i-JAHE undersigned takes this method OF in
forming those who may have houses to
build mills to frame, carpentry and joincry,
in any or all Of its branches, that lie is prepar:
cd to take contracts, andsdo all kinds of work
IN this line. on the most reasonable terms and
in q good, worknanlikc manner.
s.... Is. i. ii UssEY
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
NOTICE or 90 Zot;2ll izE,a 2. z s7sEEle

xhc undersigned have this day purchase
L the entire stock and interest Of Mcssrs
Duns7en & Elartshorn in the Grocery, and Lun,-
Der business il St. Cloud, and associated then
selves Under the name and style CT P Lamb s.
Co. for the purpose Of CARRYING on the said bu-
siness, and hope by strict attetion to the Want
OF their customers to receive 8 liberal share Of
Patronage <
P. LANE.
". T. BLtGKOIE.
St. Cloud Sept. 20 1858
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!. M AZ R q IA u Re
! EVa a Il Z A Y Il 4 ~. ~.
DEALER @5
DRUGS, MEDICINES, GAEAlGhLS, &C.
/ Corner First and Jefferson Streets,
LOWER SAINT CLOUD.

Q ULD resp ctfully inform his friends and
wv the public general that he has just re-
ceiyed and opened for their inspection, asfull
assortment OF the above.
Families DESTROYS. of procuring q pure article
of edicine, or wishing their prescriptions fill
cd with care and accuracy, viii give him q call.
n @ M Cd I e Il
medicine previous to his enga cement in the bu-
tactiontto all. .
The Profession are invited to.call; they will
find his stock to consist of al medicines in ge-
neral use.
Prescriptions carefully compounded ct all
hours Of the day or night.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21
JeWelry, Bonnets, Fancy Silk, Dry
Goods, and Ready made Clothing,

Of every description, and Of the very best
quality, which he is now Offering for sale on
the most reasonable terms. His entire stock
was purchased in New York, at such prices,
that he hatters himself cannot be undersold by
any other establishment Of the kind on the Up
per Mississippi He hopes by diligence and
attention TO business, and having for his motto,
n Quick Sales and Small Profhitts''
to merit 3 share Of public patronage. All per-
sons in want Of any thing in his line will do well
to give him q call and examine his stock before
purchasing. elsewhere, as he can sell as cheap
as the St. Paul merchants. s,.s ...5
.. .5.,.ssa sss5 es4 Il. MONT.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-21

.------
r ZEAL ESTATE ACSENOE,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
ZEE undersigned offer their services to loan
/ money upon best real estate security: and
to purchase and sell property either real Of
personal, for q reasonable commission.
They have now for sale, at low prices:
If 20 quarter sections Of good land.
SO lots, (some improved in st. Cloud
20 g in Nininger addition to st. Paul
~ 20 & in Nininger city,
IA 10 Az" IN Mound city, Illinois. .
MILLER s. S3VISsHELM.
st. Cloud, May .l2, 1858.
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ST ANTHONY HoOE STORE
-Ee-L-ECJ-E;T7-EAI An

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WHOLESALE AID RETAIL DEALER IL gs
Ho0Ks, sTAIzI;E3l. 2.4A WALL. PAGER,
FISHING; TACKLE TACKLE, POCKET CIEETLERT.
5., FANCY ART ss1TsI LIES, TOYS, Sc. bae
OPPOSITE TEE AIS, ST. .sgsio,sY, s.1ssEseT.,
June. TO- 1853 - vo1Ino1a7Y
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s2etH 1a# 1hssa Wanted.
T*lsf DEs, FURs, GRAIN, POTATOES, BUT
20 liter, EGGS, LAND WARRANTS, STATE
s. iasg.R R,a&c..5&c h MILLER & SWISSHELlI.
.;tf Mayo, 1858. a..3 .sSsz ..e5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.

oiNoroio VI SohNEn1 AMI iNeibhNAo
SCENE Morning Room at Trenchard Manor .Aimy
ous than the oacn slow COACH an UNKNOWN locality where
dead S1sns% The ssnsosal
s an
chowder no slspacks nothing American drink bran
SCENE II-Room Trenchard Manor ........ .Thorne
model lawy er and drunken clerk; debt the Nemesis
:pecve terrible prcs ASsnrs for fathers
SCENE Ill Dressing Room on L.; .;.s 4: :.,. :, Amy
curiosity aroused new hair dye; inquirer there
rain storm. Comic ,abeau. and end of Act
SCENE 1.-The orie Gallery Thorne
disappointed applicant naval honors; how 70 grappe
stern chase views natrimonls Wholesome rebuff wanted
love ~ sms,ys hs SU ns misery
SCENE ia Model Dairy .Thorne
heed milkmaid another coasn invalid with an appee
new applicant for Official influence blunt refusal, hrsn.s
By ghe color oD ahsir festivities surprise party; ba'hs
, SCENE The Model Dairy -.
in The MILKY as rs 5a III
ing The component part Of other great deesmoke
SCENE 1.-THE OricI Gallery.
An oeedent DAUGHTER wna well resnl.sa affection solid
A1 IL % be Ss. 3. and Cupid n Ss
nsenou:nss.; avarics he wrong dc trap
sS Ss as sG
sc Sen af i1n;nss VINE Vi ss Sssf Amy
Evil Spirits social party wine In with out Coyle intoxi
Gated arceny Coye redvivus assault and ba,
SCENE Iv-sir Edwards Apartment
A fathers despair; fearful alternative
SCENE v-Coye's Once ................... ..... Amy
The search the private buresu; mensnraon and mental
arithmetic drawer; how find the spring master
key Coye Al liberty little rough and tumble business Coyie
down the release found villain at bay; Murcos pledge
SCENE vI-sir edwards apartment.
Sir Edwards despair; suicide; the cowards refuge; Flo
SCENE vif.~iiSrsry Of sir Edward rrencAsrd
and installation steward Of Treochard Manor
mony the Epidemic very contagious; everybody
married and setaed erybodys happiness complete.
End OF piece
The Orchestra under the direction Of Mr. THOMAS BAKER
will perform, for the rs time Comic Polka, entitled
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN, Or THE sSEgxSG PoLKA,
together with variety Of Brilliant operate Selections
10 conclude with the celebrated farce Of
the LOAN OF LOVER
Gertrude (her first appeArance) Miss Laura Honey.
With songs To morrow Will be market ay," :" Unlucky
Maiden" II don't think I'm ugly" and I've no money"
In order afford ladies' children opportunity wit
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN,
the Management would respectfully announce
OF This successful cqmedy on
NEW YEARS DAY,
SATURDAY, January I, 1879.
Doors open nj L. 10 commence nj o'clock
Boz book now open for the afternoon performance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

I AURA KEFNEs THEATRE, GA BROADWAY.
IL ELEVENTH WEEK
UNDIMINIsHED SUCCESS
TOM TAyLoR's GREAT ORIGINAL COMEDY.
which has achieved greater than piece
duced in New York having been performed for
TEN CONSECUTIVE WEEKS
during which time IL has Witnessed by than
100000 THOUSAND PEOPLE.
In consequence Of the immense the ageme
deem it simply necessary 10 il for repetition
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 81, 1853
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
Asa Trenchard, live Yankee. Mr. Jefferson
Sir Edward Trenchard Hampshire Baronet Mr. ysrrey
Lieut. Vernon, H. Mr. l.evck
burneu
Abel MS MI Condock
Bufdicombe, Lord Dundreary's Mr. McDoua
John Wicker. nm under gardener. Mr. H. Brown
Mrs Mountchessington. Miss Mary Welles
aeosian. daughters Mrs s sehs9n
Mary Meredith Miss Sarah Stevens
Sharpe, Miss Trenchnrds maid. Miss Flynn
Skillet, Mrs Mountchessngons maid Mrs Levck
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBEHr II. NIcoLAY, AUCTIoNEER-BY ALBERT
a III eICoLAf, office No. Broad street Regular
tis sales of bonds Merchants Exchange
every day bonds bought aad sold private sale
sad At the hsokers board.
sALs THIS DAY AT l21a O'CLOCK SEE CATALOGUE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

L'oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMoHD.-rHE
C United states mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas
skinner, will leave Saturday JAN at O'Clock r. NJ,
No IL Norh She will arrive Norfolk
after and 81 City Point the following morning Pas
for the South viii proceed BY The great Sohern mail
Those or Richmond will arrive there early Friday
morning. Travellers win find this the cheapest pessane
and most expeditions route Passage and fare with
Norfolk, ts to Petersburg and Richmond $40 Apply
HENRY LuDLAM, 81 broadway
CTEAMsIIIP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs HERRBy
- gwen that the of the steamship HUNrsvILLs win
be transferred 10 the steamship Potomac for
Savannah shippers are notified and requested
ance accordingly. ". ". CROMWELL CO., So West 81
VESSEL wANTED.-wkNTED, TO PURCHASE A
good small vessel must be coprered and copper fastened
In good condition and sail we for which real city
81 New York good paper and merchandise win given Az
dress ID, u, D., boz 5Ss9 Posi- oice
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Ill q Nassau street.-HENRY II. LEEDS a GO. Will sell
auction Friday Dec 81 immediately after the sale Of fur
niture OF jewery, consisting OF gold and jet
brooches gold watch Keys cameo sets brooches and ear
and gold brooches Also invoice OF fine furs All 10
he sold without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

II day. Dec ~ at elDck AZ No "a Pine s,reet-sheris
saeregns harness robes ana BELLS comprising double
single eishs cutters aud puad donule aud single har
bells and about nuy rutcs $50 h1ys ssuhs
The above must be sold without reserve Terms casa ~
order Of FREu. T. VUiTE, Deputy sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

IL day, Dec 81 At TO-, O'clock At the saIesrooms No ~
Pine srett-kssignecs sale Of stprk I'll yrrserse
wines liquors. ssars, &c comprising sugars teas coes
ptunes soaps candies nss, fasnS, &r sso lot o I'M
ported chsmpagnes hraudies gIns, runs &C. variety o.
paksges 1850 about pH SCARS, Of every variety FERNS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31
H. MERWIN, AUCTI0NEER.
"A. BY BANGS, MEkwIN 4 oo-TRADE SALE

FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 81, at o'clock
Holiday and Standard booksA choice collection OF ilusa
pictorial works in rich bindings including ANIMALS 10
1859 valuable library editions OF standard books beaut
fully assortment of embe ished juveniles, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31
HENRY p. HsRrs, JR., auCrIoNEER-By YERrs

Il a
IL MOSS -Assignee's sale o fancy goods willow wage
bird caRes seehs hobby h1rSes &c, kc-Un Monday Ian
&9 ~ lUf O'Clock, at 57 Broadway spring a,reo,
HERTsA MOSS win sell as above the entire balance Of stocs
HENRY NRIpIo Asrssnas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

u and New orleans The steamship EMrIRE CITY,
r. Griffin viii sail Monday January s. 1s39 O'Clock
r. M from OF Warren Bills OF adng Of the
proper furnished at the Office, and bills OF lang will
apply ii liz West street, corner Of Warren street
NJ q. ROBERTS, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

IrOR SAVANNAH AND FLORTDA.-THE AMERICAN
Atlantic screw Steamship Compsoy's and elegant
steamship MONTGOMERY ~ Crocker snder. viii leave
pier No II North river saturday Jan 1852 at O'Clock
r. NJ Passage " Savannah with unsurpassed sccommoda
tons New $50 ~ Mobile s3j
Montgomery s2 Albany Ga, 81; Atlanta, sz3 Columbus
RL: Augusta $50. 10 principal places In Flo
rda leaving savannah Mondays
wednesays and fridays fresh 10 cents per foot and pro-
pdrnonafe rates Insurance halt cent Apply 10
VI. Is. CROMWELL Co, sc West street
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(Ko. A. LEAyIrr 4 CO, AucaosEEEs,

NJ Under the American Museum)
Eluaing sale this day Dee 81 Of elegant
works " the hest uthors elegant
beautifully illustrated Lovers Of good vii
ind this attractive catalogue, whch rnady CIR
examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

U,oR THE SOUTH, VIA CHARLESTON, g. C.-sEMf.
in weekly Unkcd states mail side wheel steamship line.
Dscn s, i ,.n,,, ne,rv % o.v. ,ep
No North river Sunday morning Jan z nj ais O'Clock
precisely thus aforng passengers opportunity o.
Years day New York Through tickets the following
10 Montgomery Ala. $40 To Columbia, n C.. so
To Atsnta Ga ........ " To Jacksonville, PA t... I'll
TO Augusta, Ca. ...... 40 40 faSa Fla. .....,. ~
sPVfFoRp, TrLEsroN 90,
~ Drosdway.
There will he no steamer on "Wednesday. Jan. q
The Jas. Adger, r. Adams COMMANDER. will succeed on
Saturday, Jan.S
<yUANo FRErGHTs.-sTirrs BOUND 20 THE PACIFIC
NJ can procure return freighs OF guaro "a Ais
known, application 70 A. o. BENSON, No - sJah rveL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE ON MONDAY NEXT.
w January s. BY command.
The Picture Of her Majesty,
THE EMPRESS EUGEkIE,
returned by Wednesdays 10 Europa.
and the exhibition closes Monday Jan s.
Al GOUPnIS GALLERY
,66 BroadwnV
Open during these few days till 10 p. M AdmiaGoa -
cents. Size Of picture llxl5 feet NJ KN0EDLk&.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

u CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
Sailing regularly on advertised day.
CLIPPER SATURDAY, JANUARY ID.
YOUNG AMERICA,
II. g. BABCOCK, Commander
IL now rapidly receiving her pier 10 East foot
Of Wall street.
IN. reputation Of the ioung America California trailer
a well need comment Her passages have
been days log days and los days respectively and always
delivered her cargo superior condition. The large
made will enable her 20 give despatch
N B-No sal taken BY ships Of this line.
WIN T. COLEMAN A Co,
- Wall street, 1onne Building
Agents San Francisco, Messrs WIN II. COLEMAN a I'd.
Exchange Francisco for sale IN sums 10 suit
Limited advances made shipments OF approved mer
chandise.
L,oR NASSAU IN. PJ AND HAvANA-TTIE BRITISH
N and North American mail steamship kAKNAk Capt
ports tbs day aer the arrival OF the siesnsh
africa, which len Liverpool 2sth December.
Passage money 70 Nassau
DO. do. between Nassau and Havana. 10
For freight passage apply 10 ~ CUNAHD, No Bowling
Green.
IroR HAVANA AND NEW oRLEASs-To SAIL. Posr.
III lively "Wednesday, Jan. 12-The United %s,es mail
steamer CAIAWBA, =. H. Buloch commander, will
mence freight Saturday, Jan at pier foot ~
" r. No bills of ang signed after The hour
OF sailing For freight passage apply 70 the agents,
LIVINGSTON, CkOCHENONk 90
No. Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

FRIDAY Dec 81, a. i0s O'Clock Al the
No street, household furniture, general
removed for convenience ~ elegant
SUITS covered crimson and gold brocsel Brussels
and ingram rosewood marble top centre and
card tables rosewood and mahogany lounges mahogany and
rosewood ete es elegant gilt name pier gases mahoga
and black marble dressing bureaus,
marble Dp wnshst-s rosewood marcle 100 etegeres
hognhy DO cases AMI together with general
assortment necessary furnishing hst css house Also
~ " clocs, Rosewood
made by one % nnr llrsi Nlty mlknrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31
CPErp. COMFORT. ECONOMY.
- SroR SAVANNAH AND FL0RIDs.

UNITED STATES NAIL LINE
The svoyi.e seamshp fLOalpA Capt Isaac Crvweil, will
leave o. Saturday, Jan. Al r. NJ, from pier No. Nofa
river Tickets be had for the following places low
by any oher steamer from New York y Savannah,
modaiions superior
New Yors 10 New Orleans $50 So Mobile SO; Montgo-
merry Als SO; Atlanta, ga, as albany Ia 81; Coiun.
bia Ga elS Macon ,sa f2i, Augusta sd, savannah SO
B-Persons Wishing through tickets mast apply hour
before departure OF the passage
applyto SAMUEL 4. MiTCHsLisa sOs,
No. rs Broadway.
The star Of the South Capt Thos Lyon, will succeed
sail on Wednesday, Jan. b,at3P.M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

UGUsTUs 8. HYNARD, ACCOMMODATIONS
IA sale q household furniture panoiorte parlor suits
paintoss pier aud mantel mirrors DC. AUGUSTUS :.
HINAk will sell this day (Frlday at the private
West Twenty street sixth avenue con-
ssng rosewood sofas chairs, rocker arm and reception
chairs in silk brocatel to match; rosewood centre
tables with marble tops secretary and bookcase,
lined with satnwood Turkish chairs covered IN reps
sewing covered velvet and BRUSSELS carpe
oil paintn eDgrayings seven octave
rosewood lace curtains, &C.; oval
mirrors clocks rosewood etegere side and quartete
and chairs brussels stair carpets,
uds &c: table, sideboard butter tray and
stand oak diYng chairs cut and engraved glass ocean
silver plsted spoons forks, butter and fruit Knives
white china gold band tea sets ivory handle knives
mahogany bureaus pedseads,
sands commoes soas card tables rockers chairs mirrors
carpets shades clocks DO hair mattresses
blankets Sheets couuterpanes &C. also large
assortment furniture, with which the sale will
commence 1919 O'Clock precisely Sale positive rain or
shine. required of all purchasers.
UCTIoN NOTICE.. BOGART. AUCTIONEER.-BY
"A s. BoGART-Frday Dec. 81 at l0s O'Clock, at No. IA
Centre mortgage machinery steam engine, &C.
one engine boiler all the xtdres cutting machines
planning Machines drilling and tapping machines SIX ahes
shaipg puleys betting hangers wrought iron vices Drass
tm ming lathe, tools, &c. JOHN w SoMEKlNDlhE,
UCTION NoTICE.-NEw YEARS PEEsENTs-BYE
"A f. AARoN.--This day, at i0ls clock AZ tne store no
Sc Nassau street of fine gold watches ana ewey
will he closed Gentlemen ladies wanting watches Tor hei
own well to attend the SALE as the watcnes are al
warranted for time and quality fsle without reserve
IEORGk jacobson, Auctioneer.
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Berths secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board
The of these ships will he tor got
silver bullion specie JewelEy precious meals
less bills OF adng sgned therefor and the vare thereof
therein expressed. For freigh. or passage Apply to
Il. CUFARD No Bowling tsresa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

1TERCHANTs' EXPRESS LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
M and dccepuon-kxtreme clipper
tuay, January i5Sowing and handling with unsusl
shppcrr propery.-Magnincent extreme clipper ship
WIZARD, Woodsde commander completing her loading
pier - Fast river The beautiful and symmetrical proportions
ths truly superb clipper indicative Ut speed and
strength need
well known shippers California tina; she always de-
yers and without Her excellent
for ventilation cannot be exceed She will not
be detained beyond the above date.
BABCoCK COOLEY 4 Co, lis Water street,
Corner Wall at (Tontine buiidng)
Messrs Dewitt, Kite A Co., Agents Ia san Francisco,
advance on merchandise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31


NOTICE JOINT COMMITTEE or THE COMMON
IN Council appointed 70 tender the hospiaes o. the city
Hon. STEPHEN A. Douglas desire inform the public
that has named Friday. December 81 ri the city Hall
tween hours Of and O'Clock NJ N his
fellow citizens Of New York may honor him call
JOHN J. BRADLEY, HENRY w. GENET,
JOHN I.YSES, JOHN VAN TINE
TIiOS McSPEpON. JOHN FRAZER.
THOs. STEPHENS, A. y. MCCARTHY.
GEORGE STARR, JAMES WEBB,
Joint Committee OF the Common Council.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

A TLAsTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION Ooa.
IN panys New York and Galway lne-The DEF arturo
from New york will be the steamship PACIFIC, Captain
choson Saturday the 9Th OF January and the CIR
CASSIAN Capt Geo VIM, Jackson, Thursday, the 2h of
January hing nj H. Johns N e. receive the royal
mais Prizes OF passageFrst class $40 second $50 third
$50 including tickets to all the principal cities railway
routes in Great Britain Third class must provide plate knife
fork &c and bedding Passage 1t JohnsFrsl class SIS
second SIS For freight inquire of the American
Expres Company 81 Hudson street. and at their other adver
tsed Offices In the Interior Passage In the third class be
secured the above offices to prng out from
any the principal cities the lines Of railway in Great Bril-
tain for SIS, or from Galway for $50
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager.
new YORK, Dec. G, 1883
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

[JoTEL 81. ~ GES, NO 2 WASHINGTON PLACE
~ present tnoccupet elegant suit 81 aOsrmanis also
'yerS rooms u soss desirable fag Sngle gentlemen.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PkfCE'S KALYDOR
the only will the
soit, smooth transparent appearance
The above cosmetic fragrant perfume and IL
fectly mild and harmless, and al the same dune n
Charming beauuner OF the skin.
will all cuapeous cruptions such redneas, rough
eckies pmpes ssheum and all other eruptons the
esh heir To- Chaps chbzins sore lips and other excora
skin much dreaded during the winter months
completely by the above preparation Ladies' using
chaka menfun and other poisonous articles for the skin
should try bote-ony twenty six for 81 Prin
ejpa depot 200 Grand street. drug store Sold In Williams
burg nj lyingstons drug I'D and IA Grand street,
brooklyn at Mrs hayes, It's Fulton street
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
Az INDIAN WEDDING. A late Ne.

Az INDIAN WEDDING. - A late Ne
braska paper contains long account of
the marriage of Pawnee chief to a
royal-blood squaw of the Otoe tribe -
The bridegroom was named White
water and the bride Wah-mush-pe-shi-
angs- We extract the following account
Of the nuptial ceremonies:
The chieftain's daughter was ele-
gantly dressed in red flannel shirt with
deep blue-calico border, a che. kcd
apron, a summer killed buffalo robe, and
a white felt hat. Her jewels were mag
nihcent. rom either aur;cular suspen-
ded bright ornaments of brass, tin and
copper.
we must not omit to mention that
Miss Wahmush-pe-shings also wore a
red petticoat.' embroidered according
to a design of her own, with porcupine
quilts representing a desperate dog en-
counter Her entire wardrobe and lew
eiry could not have cost less than six
thousand dollars in Fontenelle money.
The bridegroom was attired in all the
magnifcence which his rank and wcaltl
demanded He wore a standing shirt
collar, a medal of President Pierce, a
straight-colla.ed soldier coat with brass
buttons, and All elegant pair of Spanish
spurs, while his stalwart ioins were ad-
mlEably clothed III an ancient coffee
sack. Altogether. the appearance of
the bride aud the groom was appropriate e
t. their high spheres in life
The most sumptuous feast awaited
the guests at The residence of the bride ;
father 1t was spread in camp-kcttie,
and suspended over the lire that burned
IN the centre of that princeIy lodge. Ii
consisted of young dog meat. very ten
der, blue corn aud old dog meat, beaver
tails and mule steak, fresh fish and
suSar-fnaki"g, altogethe ole of the
most paiatabie and II II ishing com
pounds that ever graced a lova! camp
Kettle The horn spoons of occidental
I7xufy seldom conveyed to the educated
palate viands more tempting and deli
cate. AS for drinks, corn whisky, made
Of red peppers, tobacco plugs and rain-
wafer together with mnlasses-sweeiene
coffee. made up the list.
" Among the distinguished persons
present, We did not fail to notice the six
Mesdames Patanasharo, the wives Of
the eminent 'lnjin' whois now at wash
ington, visiting James Buchanan or
official business. Also. Mr. Whitecov
OF the Omaha p,incipality, NJ. Big S.l-
der Esquire Wildcat, and the Hon
Shorttaied Elk