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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06
Biiis Before the Legislatures

ILAail Tits o. kxPRSs COMPANIES
SfDanr stOwt Dill subject provides thai all
sons or comp engaged IA the business snail
he liable Ia all bs huts and responsibilities Of common
carriers, and a. no receipt, instrument
contract shall limit rcstric. the Liabilities Of express
companies IN ess the agreement is in writing and signed
! by both the contracting parties
Senator vii Jams bill section IS article g. title
g. chapter OF the Revised statutes that any Snal
token or e'eoc- by mems of which money or things
obtained arc IN writing and signed by the party making
such alse token presence No suit can be brought IN
less tbs value OF money things obtained BY false oksr
or pretepcc exceed il amount be u fssy dollars
U,IAIp TALES r0xK
Nsw yort r,~a .Iss
shall be paid within year ffcn The passage Of this
with seven per cent interest from the time OF the cooma
uoh Of The tax and with all the essses OF
when q fu discharge shall be given.
NEW sCItOors
q Wmne's pili 70 continue the Common School Com
In New YOsk, provides that said act shall continue
-; go ur!l January 1869, and he powefs O. si,e
eehunaea un,l then and provides Tor mea'
engaged Ia the performance OF their dulles
RELIGIOUS MskrNGS
Mr. R,eecttr> Dill 70 protect religious meetings from
,,s.,nca v,,A Ses nbe or $40 upon any person who
haT -" snno,sS 3, any other day disturb by rotous or
icna ~ xrosn. pusA uage, inside outside religious
meeting vct pcN a9si my M On religious
rvs such nrosecuo. in sny county tho offender
may reside. -oo
TIM oosshg 81 oots
vdes thar the trustees Of each dst "a report 10 the
school Commissioner between the lat son o'n OF october
each yearFrsi the time the school ha beeo kept open
during the year by qualified teachers Sec>ndly, the
amount Of money cd from the supervisors aad hs~
expended THIRDLY. the number OF children taught
FOurthly the humber OF children residing in the district
Fifth the amount paid 10 teachers, the amount Of tax 10
We'd in their district and all other information required
by the perptepdent cf Public Instruction.
jrDGK AsD RScoRpER or NEW YORK.
Mr. Tspysp OF We-tchest-r has introduced bill on this
subjoct, which provides AZ follows
ls-The Recorder and Chy Judge To he elected 10 No
venber 1850 AID 10 take Office in 1861, and hold the
came for eight years.
2d.-yacancs occurring TO be Allied AT the next annual
eectionthe powers and duties 10 be the same now
provided by law
81 They be provided with Office and TO be in
attendance therein all reasonable hours, except when
holding court
4tb-Their salaries be fixed before they enter the
duties Of their Office and 10 be increased diminished
during their torn OF Office.
The general cton Law applies to the election Of these
officers The judges Of other courts being elected for six
and eight year, and the evils arising from oe too ffe
queut elections Of the judiciary requiring mitigation II
would proper that the incunbeDts OF the bench be
placed beyond the immeise influences which have tend
eopsrdize the Independence Of judges ana the
security Of the public peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

By Mr.. CHAMxR-To amend The law for the protection
Of srried women.
b. Mr.. CiAUScw-ro repeal tho usury lsw.
BY MI. T. JosEs, Jr (dcm. ITO amend tho charter OF
the banbsusn Trust Company. Also 10 amend shs chsr
ter Si 1o American Commercial saA Industrial Com
pany.
~ Mr. DArTos-To croate ward N Brooklyn.
\! Mr. IuHrrA (rsp In relation to tns Marine Court
ny Mr. bycKmAs tdem )-ro investigate the c'nditon
Of the New York banls.
NILS fHfNoDuUED.
BY Mr. SINH (dem J. To repeal the Port Warden bill.
E} Mr. WINE (ctm ITO continue the Common school
Connmitt<e Ct New York.
BY Air BxAcI-Io amend the usury laws.
b. Mr. ChAlsiEiD (dem TO authorize the debtors OF
th- city Of New York for unpaid taxes W obtain dis
charges.
BY Mr. TArrks dem in relation 10 the Rec rder and
City Judge Of Now York.
hr JOINS, Jr introduced Joint resolutions instruct
ing members OF Congress endesvor to procure gene
raj bankrupt act laid over.
Mr. DuRYEA introduced joint resolutions opposing the
sdmsshn OF Kansas under the lie compton constitution.
Laid over
The general orders then taken mp and the House
proceeded W consider the bills in Committee o. the Whole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06
pumored Negr, Iusu~rection n, Hrhnnsns-
Many Lives Reported Lost


rurncr IN from Fayetteville Arkansas that
fearful insuccpon had occurred near that place sa'd
IN have melted by two white The negroes are
renresepted 10 have attacked two settlements, Killing
twenty sree persons, burning houses and killing cattle
Tn resurrection was finally subdued by the organization
"a force of volunteers who killed and captured
,sh,eep OF the nsurreconsts. The truth OF the
Iouhf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

Mr. BoYcE caltS fer The regular order Of 0us.o ,,~
TIE SRKAEEE sa6, technically speaking, V'' "''"'"e
hour has lot arrived. ..x h.,,
Mr.. BoYcy pointed 10 the clock, which indk
pest ~. Daughter mann
The soiss osoun'ed by s.Sepess. while othA ''-
bers were s.eepil- in heir chairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

Nous Arrfvs1 OF the Arabia

SONY Hook, Feb. 5-1oP.M
There arc a. yet NO signs Of the steamship Arabia,
from Liverpool, fully due here.
The wind rs Nm W., and = blowing hard and in
creasna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06
MARRIAGE AND pELr9s


BvNrEr--wAoSEP-=.s.,r Tbursday Fob. T. By the Rsv.
1ecfgef sc,nisur. IT Calvary church, NORMAN li<sr
ICY 10 ,SriI second daughter Of Daniel o. Wagner,
z" a.. nj OF thus city.
Srr,,s-TunssrfI- On thursday, Feb 4, BY the Rev.
rr Thontp on, SonrER, Of san ffancsoo Cd 10 hAkY
w dsughter o. James TurBbui Esq, Of THIS cry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06
Explosion OF the steamboss CoL Crossmsn.
TMENTY.YIyE 10 YIyrY LIvEs HyrOETED LOsT

TWENTY-FIVE TO rryry LIVES xEroxrEp LOST.
JouEvnIR, Ky., Feb. s, 1858.
The steamboat Col crossn an, from New Orleans TO st.
Louis burss her boiler mile above New Madrid Missouri,
ss evening then csugb. Ere and burned 10 the wa
tsr's edge She had board two hundred passengers,
ana t ebty city Of them reported 10 be lost
Amcps the saved are the Captain, mate aud Ave ladies'
Tbs s all the particulars we have ~ yet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

PRACTICAL TRyg TRADE ElGGsss-Mr. St. Paul p~obs-
bly, lot descendent of the great Disciple has ntotucs 81
the Legislature Of louisiana bill 10 authorize the 60
vernon OF the State for tho Importation Vi Ave
thousand free blacks from the coast OF Africa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06
Navigation Westward =.

OswEGo, Feb. s, 1853
The schooner Lucinda, from Toronto, with -four and
skins is now OF the harbor and will be up port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06


AtBASr, Feb. 5, 1853.
The use Of the ehsmber 70. Wednesday and Thursday
evenings Of hext week wac granted
Messrs. jeremiah, McNiti, sutherland, sar Horn and
Raymond we're appointed q committee 70 seIct, county
seat for Allegheny.
BY Mr.. McNrr tdem.) -srom tho colored citizens Of
buffalo for &C, exemp,ng Irisbmen from punshm snt
of crime and for leave TO vote three times each
t'ons. Tabled.
~ Mr.. CaAsrxR (dem )-For the establishment OF a
sania.-v police in New York.
By Mr. r. JOINS (dem. )-For the payment Of the sss-
res Of Alds~men and Councilman IN New York.
by Mr. HrHnvD (dem )-For the removal Of Qusran.
tine.
ny Mr. McIsrosH (rcp) -ro repeal The Railroad As.
BY M H. Fu (dcm )--For the repeal Of the act con.
Grmisg the location Of the courry seat OF schuyler
the Jay moni Of the state loan 10 s Long Island Earoad
Company.
The Lockport Hydraulic lanai Bill; Lake Navigation
Company bill This bill then rslsrred 10 The Judi
ciary Committee, with power to report conpctc
RULES HOusE
Mr.. DAYTON (dem reported rules for the government
Of the House They limit tho number Of reporters to
twenty, and withhold the stationery orders u the Is, Of
April.
NOTICES oy Rurs
by MIR BEACH dem lin relation 10 libel
by Mr. SKnKY-ro repeal the Stage Route act for New
York. Also TO abolish the ofce Of Street Commissioner
In New York
ny Mr.. IArtIS (deml-ro compel the safety Tuod
banks TO gradually replace their circulation with notes
secured by the pledge OF public stocks.
BY Mr. AU11s (rep )To legase the sale Of stccks on
time.
by Mr. Basarrr (rep) --ro prOhlbt banks from paying
interest deposits.
Ry Mr.. Eses dem ITO divide the sixth Judci,i s,.
trct Of New York also, for The better Observance OF tue
Sabbath In New York.
by Mr. BEScKR (dem. TO compel the sale OF manure
by measure in New York ard Kings county.
BY Mr. LYNCH (dem To reduce the fare the Spring
Geld and Western Rread also, 70 regulate the sale Of
Itch cts 90 railroads
by Mr. Exes-ro extend the time OF the View York Fire
mems charter also 10 provide against the erection Of
unsafe buildings In New York
by Mr.. MOORE (dem TO provide better regulations
for gsuging In New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


senate.
Arn,SY, Feb. s, 1883.
PETITIONS
BY Mr. SWIM (dem. Two for siaw prohibiting public
officers frem receiving free passes on railroads.
By Mr.. TsrnAS (rep )-For the repeal OF the usury
laws; also against the same.
RIroRr
BY Mr. BRlSDsETH (dem jim favor OF The bin prohibit
ing public officers iron using free passes on railroads
NoucNs miia
BY Mr. SLOAN (dem. ITO emeni the law in relation TO
savings banks; also TO amend the Law relative 10 the
taking Of private property for public purposes.
INTRODUCED.
pv Mr. BoAsnxAy (rep. ITO amend the Revised STA
tues roAtye 70 the obtaining Of goods under false pro-
tences. .-.-,,
by NJ Bs,SpRJ5B-To incorporate the American School
BY Nr. SrrSoIA (dem)-To repeal the law relative 70
the returning OF charcoal IN Brooklyn.
PAsSRp.
Relative 10 local improvements in BROOKLYN.
To amend the law relative 10 New YORK dspensaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

CnmpbtIi's Hair Tonic, the Best Hair Re-
20 cents rer bottle at CAMPBhIs Drug store,
Of tighth avenue and Twenty eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

Bs~eehssi ar sore Throat Use she Syrup ~
Tar IS per bottle. at CAMPBEIIS Drug store
OF Eighth ssenue and Twenty eish,h str-e..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

Browns bronchial Trcches Cough Loo
zenges coughs colds seness throat sold
tx al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

BsllnId's Hair Dye, Keliioger's or Manhat-
n piment Manhattan plasors, bters, syrups, &c Depot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

Campbell, A poshecnIy and Chemist Corner
of Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth sreel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

White, thu Basssr's SysAng Sc yLss, 81; Last
fall sty lie reduced 81 at wBIjEs lss Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

Defiance S~inDsas~per safes--kSks Patess
powder proof locks and Also, burglar
proof psrlor ssfes- Depot va Pearl street
ROBERT n PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

Ba1y's Tsicoyherosss il the Best ss,a Cheap
article besunfyng cesnsns rras PR
Wing and Restoring he hair Ladies IT, s0ldby al irGSsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06
resirscia's Photocrspiic Temple vf Art

100000 Dollars per Amman Saved 20 the Peo-
pie thoogrsph portraits by HOIhkS cpesp pictures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

BatcheIor's Hair Dye, wigs md roupe~s.--
The world assing all made. sod and applied
at the mandatory. E3 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

WAm1yGrOV, Feb. Z, fs5S.
appropriations for Government Ezpensss-The Indian
Observation-Disclosures and Consuts--F ersfons-Li
housed Coast ond Land Sarrcys- Extension Of the
Cdpboi DC, dc.
MI 5. CLANCY Jones, from the Committee on Ways and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

ouredf DO not allow yourself be upon
v remedy that has relieved thousands Rnd proceed tsef
'orih, OF your confidence. We refer 10 Dr. WfsiAHS
m of VIII cherry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

Rupture Marsh 81 Co.'S Radical Cure Truss
oace removed 20 No. 2 yesey ssrcs,, Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

C.istsdoro's HAIR Dye, Wigs and TOupees -
Best world. For sale and dye applied ut No Aston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

Nos SIS aud bs broadway oosite tho M-tropoan Hotel
Photographs, Bsoyp-s Dsguerreo,y pss and Ambroyp-.
In every style. Photographs by Mr. MouLPos. formerly
with GurLey,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

A. Grnndjenn II ths Only PERSON vino can
bc consulted scientifically all Diseases % the human hair
al IS Church street az BARCLAY The SIKH and Eighth
stop at the door OF the cstabilshraent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

ITO NERVOUS sUrrERsRs-A RETIRED c1sRey'
man restored heath In f~w days after year. =
sreat nervous suffering, anxious 70 make known ~
means Of cure Viii send (ffeel he preecripuoo useA
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

For the Bioo6.-rnke y. u stnHord's Iron
sulphur powders II for o. Al 6 STATE street. se Of
IL LarN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-06

Bsyry's Tricopheso"s, (tas~uioe), Only IL
cents hoe-ltp dozen RtCAMPbElIs Drug Store,
ner OF Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-08-05
MINNIE ESOTA llll858..

MINNIE S OTA IN 1858.
Mis-. swiisshelm's ST, Cloud N:ssiiter Of
the Sd inst. is before us, hailing from
stearns Coanty Minnesota, aOfice on the
River opposite the steamboat landing; but
what river that is, and u what section Of
Minnesota ST. Cloud is located, We can find no
Gazetteer, no Atlas, sufficiently modern to
inform us. !. a standing account sin the!pa-
pers Of that city inform us, however, that
: : 90 st. Cloud is the point at which the Red
River trains cross the Mississippi on their way
10 st. Paul, which proves it to be the natural
junction OF land travel between these two great
arteries Of trade It's at the present head of
steam navigation, on the Mississippi. Boats
run regularly during the Spring and early Sum;
mer months from st. Anthony to this place"
\ We further learn from this article that
Gov. Stevens camped and leftthe Mississip-
/ p at this then aeless. point when he sur
yeyea the Northern route for . Pacific
( Railroad ID 1853. The first cabin was
built On this spot in 1855. and in 1857 33352
votes were polled here; and in the county
sO7. e guess st. Cloud is some fifty to
eighty miles above the Falls Of ST. Anthony
and just below the heaviest Pine region OF
Minnesota Wn11e large trac. OF nlscellane- .?
ons forest and openings mere heavlis, =,
belts tne Niississippl ne soll IS r rlch ;tIs and
deep, the natural meadows producinga 4 very
rank grass The climate is cold buthealth-
fful and iinri igorating. Wild grapes, plums
and berries are abundant, The people 81
3tearns county we're 1fige,epeo, clouds
ot grassnoppers iast season Hhlch h Tor e e
time threatened to deyour every green
thing n'1t they abseonded e an a. July and do
not seem e 4. have ave lett ct any progeny And,
though fhe crops q 1921 were much m shor-
tensa py taem, g ,a tnat appeals IlI , were made
ss asy " = - sane a +1s ,ae. ,an a.1asa Ia
80. f4on, vat{ tbara. aaams = u,
s.sSss ..V''s s1,s 'ssSa1s 20 Nc
sfre1d enough in 1906. Wheat selling at
g. arlnnd 80. a.. O.. r.-.s At 81 and lPota.
l. 81 4 & { s. 81 = sents I Is ~ bnahel s.
TIE leading ID article in 1hs Nsiter before
- IS ! graphic account Of q Buffalo Hunt
.h;nh ea,ne Of few DAYS d previous s.on
ss.h. Psa R;ua,r.I nf tha II orth "a hunbred
ssS Aseu AsA' 81 = ax u i, q
mics q sso Mes1 :, ~ ~. Z. W |
tah side of me rayer, aho on tne slle oltns
embryo city Of Erecklnrld M dge. Y was q 9.
impromptn attair,the horses g beng propell
ed by clubs ana nne palreis lnstesa oIspuls
ena ipa.l III ,ra,srlv a,,, 1.-The a. Il M ~ ara bufI
Iol q, sI pna q, y ,,as k;Iled hi
a.pss s.sa ass ,sa;sSed ;S aI' 900 nonnds ma and IA
IL =
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-08-05
Little. Rolnanol

III A Til oAnano A .a.
b. 81 Tbs W asliingt ON 0hib) RegisIss has
saols 4. 'nios l lisfie Il N, Dateh|
girl that We ihgaa Is 81 i iii ihi;' II
sI5 Y; sE
sts1 aaismss it,tosbe sssrietl,y true and bes bs
scause its sturns ffoas hhsp1jily sYhe S|tpff ;5:l
might ba wdftkl .np5ai ains5 easing WI. WI
NJ, sa n -sss 8
~ 8@. s.ss1s ssss1s Iii ngft i aaa
IIsseauty ssiid orth sunadorned, Il. are far
more Nalnabl hana the stiinaelled iilrapss
cry ef5 eartk. AN aiailes. from
sWashington issss prett eonntrya reside derue
awherea retired Stfad ders and hisasiitb live.
with their only SON. Id the enpyneent Of
Fweahh and ease, ,aa eawiill sscailsa the lgen-
tleman, AZ RI Landen.s aAmong the help
inEths House wassia laernians lsMho pos 3oss
Fsessed remarkable beauty. IharafEas zsa
air, air Of superiarit, aboutyh hers mahnersI and
adress sbpt thes Landepa always ttbatsd
her with, Ons pleasant day
Elaats summer THE, olal Z lady and gent lernan
had gone to visit Al friend some, miles dis
bat rank ofa busy Vt s sstnet i hing &
Edid |sl[sl net accom- t9 them m
(5aaSoonS III fter oarriage was gone, Frank
Eheard the ssoand ot music He gtple intt
the hoase, and paeped isilently sintpthe 6it
ting sr4Dom.s There sat Larry as we will
ttscall her, swiths the guitar Nhieh she play
lid, With skid "A ftes ezecptlne abfiliian'
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-08-05
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
no

for their act than for fear Of come reyeIati |, 4
We nigh make about HIS wife
not, ffor one moment dsean,. TINT any ma,,
suhoh had any i pretention 70 deeeDey wou,
IL keeping his wife IN such position
We had not measured the full length ), s.
Ethe ANNA s ears: owed the soInal
ne malice, although as knewshe was i, ae
|1ase her Of l
s','ea Ws sfe epatand and siss ha.
,,,,sa !, - a 's.'e man g get up the
'o $ fae olsna ne y tsae q Of i ia
run ps pot our public
s : ~ ~, ~ ssse reputation: Wlenvss
4 8 saas 6, a paa and thst q lliitttle
/, - oaa 's'' M her sitsfe had plases
sls', Ass5 #sS. published q minute account
So a4u NAeh We had met q tts Wvd..ea
!'f','', won We mad frst taken, lhotlll the
aaa,aii she shading in, q, tue I,oa-
f. s,'sa' Ae had .elalaae ae taken
;. s''' s { :. = & nag beeasas Washing for
- !, 3. his atfao IN destroy
a aoohtson sheet bad gone to
s1,,s,fe1osal Wilson the
- s2sso. attorney and his ovn az,
,lsashs Y stead &; and had been ae,
T. ~ sohte,apt'' the nllll liaary bussipess was.
uui ana he. ~ had NO. hope Of getting into biz
1asafal vocation. SO it appeared to haze.
a1eatea 70 Inn that he might make some
fsnlngg by Advertising his wife as charged
N''na secret and guilty intimacy v;th.
l9ne &, Ct her &c boarders; and inr some. an..
to s9sl' pay for hef iinperilsd reputatiou
.ep, Lowry had no nlind, Yet, to lie aadsn
'ne e e odlm 1Et1 his act had brought az him.
when when he be found the little fellow will;n.s,
enterpose shls wife still further between h;tn
lana '91 Z he consequences of bis mode of chas-
6a's'ngf 4 refractory slave, he went With 3
sf:.l zest INTO s the plan Of pai;rsng Mrs shan
|ley W sslcharaeter = sssmmon Was prepared.
printed Pr and served on twenty Eve or s;;r
of ft1, o''r Z most respectable citizens who we're
|requlred g TO pay, linln5 and his Mar, r b
|elo,VVo Hys ior s. her character; but whether
pla'nt'ffs would onld take county scrip said
sutniions 'llial'e s:a sayeth not # ne. bore. anr
J. :, - sou'u ls' more
|l,.n |locn,.nn.ni 'aan y eel's'l'ss TINS
(b.n,1 IA .e'seil anu nus
H. 49, ~ pos'eu y, n par rooins-
! a,,1a. S go ispe''eais urged 70 DO 60.
E,f.6sriia. oa1sel' rom an suspicion
|wha .a1 : uee m'noed woman.
NJ shaan3ss !. -. p:.sa,e me- out We bel,ess
|sslf: ia. ~ s eu.s ease wrohged her
|shIs I ta,.a, -, u.s. as wen as unse1,er-
!. No s'is's, u .ia' Wrong .--.
s =, s ~ aa'ee the eesa = ssee.
a.s,s i a ~ WIN . l'h'l's =, terms CT
-. ~ -, s.ve S, US "l1e : ecrtnlcase OF
t.sa , lnes lns'ssca that her saarae.
I; - ~ ~: 's.n ~, '1ssa''sa :. e5 ANYBODY bur
,a l !, llu'se, : Vaa.sd thesa se-
sss.s.s $40, $40 = so'1'e way ieass Us e'ooF
foo.. We WEE '' so' s'' .sard.
~ MY !. 'lo n0t s''', OFT ideas g have
'aihon 81 men bstscen us us andoae stsioa oss.
chlsalry with hss TIVE hounds.
we wanted them III & Is ourseT Il .fd told
the former ewners Of the press ID e.,nsi;de,
St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-08-05

4 SS# D. =. SA AaSe WS
eyer thehs q toaar hearth stones
and g % our y have 81 We ever
fadm'eted tae heath g social On
with With ourselves and childrer have
we ever taken the heat hen 60 our lrGse
el1les s. sn99 ths tho or g
su 0''se1'n 'ases = sn0 y, .nsnh
H aDls % s9cisty | ana psautlfai M q seenef la q
wv sysr y IS ankse as he j nl.e s'l15 !,
n sRasR spf'nes fneaa,ng een'gn aa fshsl9ps
Z! y i,SfIis asf01, i ~ 81
t. Y !. i, III, pf,v !
|l''.s g ."onea =. ~ Y, h'pf1 Agss !;
of'sht examples ua' 49, ''',asNt T.
/ paths Of vlrt'les and religion
among e'',t them 70 every good f arettile '
wives Of our ministers q and deacohs but not
one fsot Ct these csc, within the range Ct
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tAngels and ministers of grace, defer
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BY the aep;sion; fntiac' sss,,pre'
Court, asndaascattered stoahe four four winds