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THE HARD WORK OF CRIME.
The Rev. Dr. Cu,n,,.:n :. very truly

There may tie something dasl'ing nnd
exciting in the tral,. "t the pirate or ban.
| lit. for those gentlemen are well fcl aud
, live easy can play he guitar and have
pleasing Imarrrrs--at least in the pages
Of novels. But the poor town r"wiy in
Am"ri"a really w"k. harder nj is w",se
paid than amy apprentice or hired Ia "rer.
Take as au instarc. of the work h. has
to de-, II bold crime, aud " lra, one would
>ur2nSe to lie 81 crime that paid we'll --l.ur
g'arv. A~s""i:,rs are required to c,trr
and riil'. II dwelling; nir'ns, "r at least
hours. "f >le"p!rSsne.s. hunger and dread.
t'l uncertainty are pa>sc'l exposure t"
cold an'l dampn"ss and l"ug and h"r,l
work has to le endured to SAW, or ri, K
open d""rs and windows. and wien ut last
the dwelling is entered and the dangers
overcome "f wutchmrn outside and hui
cotl,iny. II it'll" cutlery. II few old sI,o m-,
ami "rr;.>i"naly Il little j-wrrv. These
things are di>p">cl of for one t-ntl, ut their
value To receiver. ot st"ln yan,ls, aud each
OF the ass"clatcs receives six ur eight dol.
lars, which ar" pr'nlnly spent for liquor.
or Y ml.I-,l away Il, TN. card tub. in som.
mi>'rahI" crop shop I. is II common
thing tu tini III ll"u-c- luryla,inn>Iv r,r-r.
ed that the first place tn" l''or ,l.v"s have"
..I IL
closest. u,,al lr to wal, i.r >u,n-ihin. 10 eat
nlnl .,ink. although cvr,y moment If .l,..
!ay might have. cost them their lives They
AZ. al>., t,run.n,ly .l.,rr,, {, tx I,iur t,u,u
with rl",himv .,n their persons which il r..
r.,.uiZel Il, invinr been s,.l,.u from .,,u..
d"r':n9. VIII" works I,ar'l-, or is m,,r"
r."ri, pad than II" liz. TAX. par, IN do
in~> like this Aul Vet this j. 81 !ir aver
az. Instance of chime in large cities.
Once III II while we hear uf II bunk saE,.
heinr blown u,,.u. err AN ,xn,.,, ar level
,,'> shop S,,..rs~iui:v entered an.l r.lLh
l.n, these events are ii ,:.e OCCURRENCE.
and speak of Nh. ,rJiuurv RIM ,t IN. L
in lie rrnir,>i.n. The small rahl,i.. u,
thieves" "knutks,'' and .lit,.rs;" "s.,..k
Thieves. aml '.>l."v-,ss "f c"unrr,fi, mo
nry. ~ they are -IryamrI, styled au,"ny
themselves am. I.y the IoIirr, are ragged.
i'll f'ri and un>,v",v. a recent official
work, shows ,b,, ,h. ;,v,.r.,,. ,,ur.,,i,,, -,
mt. amonr ,h. ,,ir!s who b,y,. ,i,,u
,h-m-c!.., ur rn II lif;. ..f shame. j, nnl.
sour vrar,, a,rl from rrr~nnai ol,,.rva.i.n
:.n.un- v.rlns nf Ibis class f.r,.n years. -
chaplain f., Bellevue. The I,ryr>r public hos
''''''' 80 49, " ~ E''''"''' j" ~ ''.'' '''S
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MY Wf.-Whcn we married, my wifi.
erected. a ,family altar. ] aa,hl no, prav.
hut she could. Ftlid' nor love to pray, Lur
-he did, forien years she led in PRAYER. and
blessed he 6"d. sh. has rr~ye'l'us all into
ths Kingdom Of Grl--pe, my two apren.
t'"es. and Tezpe"t all'hree # I'll" children y
sa'd r"ugl, man. now. sutnlued into Cl,ri.
tian meeknsss and s"B,iNy. ~ Thank
G'M f"r' wifr that has had courage to pray
before MI ungoslly hn,sl,and.''
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Il G'o' Thing IN tse Story Line-Snmr
wears a"". Il C,nc,nna,i paper received and
printed The first chapter "f wlrs, ar,".:nri
t" hr u most thrilling r",nanc,.. in ll- rx
l"":aIin .f being provided will, tn. CON
clu'Iing portions rs mi-lr; he nrc.lr'l Tie.
rliar"r WAS very in.rn,nsiv written. ani
''"htlu'l"'i 10y leaving til" principal! rliar'-
ter su>l"n!,d l.v the prnlaI"nns from tn.
limb OF - tre" over IL perpendicular l,rri-
pir". IL attracted the attention of tll.. press
airl Inquiries bcyar To hr made concerning
the continuation Of tn. fate Of it, hero.
Day after day the vi'.timizel publishers
l''nk',l TOR the remnininy chapters. huI in
vain. They n-ver came to h"nl. Find
ing that they had hc"n 3 l.i. aud wishi".
TO pn, 81 stop 10 III" 'k"s their conienp"-
'a'ir, were crarki"S at 'I'eir rap.nse. they
briefly ronc!u'lr'I /. y story thus:
"Ch"pter IL Go"ciuwon After hang
ing to the irencI,rrou> tree for four weeks.
his p,n,alo"n> gave way, aud Charles NIL
vile rolled i,eadIong over tho yawnny PIE
rpice.
lie fell distance Of five miles an,l came
down will, the small of his hack across :.
>Iake and rider fence, which 80 j,rrr'l him
that he WAS comp-IIe'i t" travel in IIal, f.r
his healIl, whe,c he is ut present residing.
He is engaged in the t'utchrrny business.
"n'I is tho father Of a large family Of chill
,Iruu :"
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Tl'uric Li2htniny,-A correspondent
"f the Camden Journal smys: A bolt Of
lightning struck on my plantation, in the
storm OF Friday evening, l7th June,
80 peculiar, that it is worth putting on
record:
In Il smart, but not heavy rain, just at
sunset. 4 water oak tree. standin. thirty
feet from negro h ous-, MAS struck Ly
lightning, "hicl; came from tho EARTH
MAS trlurir. as tn" scientific call it. Tho
ground all round the foot uf the tree was
cora ul' three or four inrhes deep, as il
r''"r'i M i'y hogs. a crooked line of some
l"tth ran f,",n the tree. towards the house.
.l''ul ten feet. Tue full went up 10 The
lirst Tier "f branches uf tho tree, about
ten fret. tut no higher. The bark WAS en-.
tlrriy stripped "f all rnu d. Strips Of
HE wood, two or three inches wide and
NV" inches thick, on opp'>ite sides Of the
tree, were stripped 1T and thrown some
distance. Sumo small cracks are opened
deeper int" the wood Tie upper part of
the tree is umtoucheI-the leaves are not
even simg"d.
a distinct and clear instnrce Of a bolt
"f tcIuric lightning, noticeable from the
damage sln"e. occurs SO rarely that it 10
w"tIl recording f"r the nse If the scientific.
They tell lis that i, often occurs, but we,
the unlraInc', ,ioub, until we see the evil
.I-nrc "t the fact, as in This instance.
Ill it is IN established f.ct that light
mtg will asccrri from tho err h, fr,m
whose effects we have, unl'appiy, no pro.
vcn,ive.
SprtyhHy B;ts.-A rare kind Of .ea--is
honesty.
To parties about to build We would sug-
gc>t that the best plan, in all respects, is
The cash plan.
An Insurance secretary undertak 8 a
nor'nfuI joke l'y saying that he has laid out
Il large number Of Policies expiring about
This time. All we cun say is ,l.s. he is
dcaM on rnns!
CnckIn= mny he termed, POLITICALLY, the
Lay Of tho Hem
The glass that makes Il most aatisfacts-
~ sp"c'ncles is the lookin.-glass!
A ship seI'lem makes good healwaY uas'
der IN auction sale.
A friend who .osent seem TO be negro
chiIis'. call. rery colorel 'russon'--,!.s
great original pen 'O;per!
An ol physician was .ieclaiming In our
hearing the other day, upon the propensity
which majority of people display in eas.'
'"g nnripe fruit and. vegetables. Said
he:
There is not vegetable growing in
onr gardens that is not best when arrived
At maturity. and the most Of them are posi-.
lively Injurious when they are not fully
ras,,, y -
ss."f know one thing that aint ~ good;
when 'tiaripe M 'tis when i. is green" in.
terruptsa little boy, in . very oonfden-
tial lut nodsst manner. asra - =,
"Whata that ." sharply ,sid The phy.i...
can, ssss.p :, l'"sinxhis Psineirs,s dispu.sA
by a amers+h6y. - - s.. ss g. - .r,'., .,'1
"A cucninter :" rs9liAa thelaa. $50 ,!
The d''csor wipsyd n Il. Ah bosAs iIsi 5
but said nothing -, "a s"j'-yas asssSs.
": - - - s.;s;sss. !, .fHsw ',ss
3 Simplicity oEmanper ID eaS arss, Il ai
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Papers Of Things in Genernk-The Pr
pers ing the largest Circulation-ll,e
Paper of Tobacco.
Paper for lh. R"ugi's-s.n'l Paper.
Paper containing many tino PoiulD-The
Paper Of Needles.
Ruled Paper-rhe French Press.
The Paper that is full of kows-The
Paper Of Pms.
SpirituaIis.s P"per-(W) rapping Pa.
per.
Papers illustrated with Cnls-Editorial
Exchanges.
Drawing P"per-The D..nti.t. Till.
A Taking Paper-SI,rritf"s Warrant.
The Paper lI,at mont resembles Ill.
Reader Cr'' you) Paper.
A Mississ'ppian VIZ" br"si"g to \ Yankee
of tho fertility Of tile soil "f Iii. region.
L" give II practical illustration Of his sut.-
jrct, i's said that hs went to the woods to
cut MI oak tree. After he hnd chopped
for about week or ten days lie li,ongbs
hs would taks walk round ths tree j,lstao
sss Ley much more lio had 10 cut. Whtn
he i5E.o the olher side, he saw apo,hsr man
cl'"pping OH the same oak. .ses.. :,
'IsS,, ssys our irisud, how long hare
you bsen cu,tiuyr = ,'s- s1 80,
Jus. three weeks Gays the s.rsn-
ger. 90 ~
The tree was 50 big round that. they
slil4aOt hear the SQUAD Of saph. o,h..',.
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r;A'~ags srsael,,lyS.dsf ed .n,on.tarhs, TO
be the uppss lip ia il ] mourning for shs
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Fate must trouble itself aheu. = nu,,,mrhe, ,,,rh
Of foolish ,rs"pls,'for'no sooner dnesa, .toaS
got in,otn"ut'se ofabis own making ti,auhe
puts it all dowu tofate., 80 ..S. e.
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IienJe God. Tuke Gu,d Cure of OH, Bu.

Eie"Se Goa, Iuke Gord Cure of our Be-
6y.-D-ar little F.r"y hrown eyed. rosy
checked !,-Hrw vel! I,er parent. loved her
and her own little heart was fall of love 10
them. and to God in Heaven. b. and by
new cl"i.nrnt to her love appeared - II
'mhy ''r''th-r. Aud if the heart WA Trim
tnl Of ,en''crn-s. before it overflow, Il now.
surely, For Our R,hy," WA. to her t1,.
fa'rrst the rea,es, and the Test of all tha,
G"d had II "c. Nnne of their ,rca-ur e.
were to" precious to he ln,isl"d on Baby:
and kisses from her pure White lips were
"h"w-r-! Thu a- r..in-lro:,- upon the wvv
face. the hands, anI the 'iinp'rL arm. ot
this "la>, rest gift Wy .fvu -, night.
after she had l'-en put t" rest in her i,;rle
crib, she would rise up look towards m"rh
c''s bed where lit.le Tommy lay and say
Mamma, take U""l care Vi Baby and ki,,
lIim good night for me-"
But the "Rvaprr whose name i. t!va,l,,'
s,n"te the loved one, and they buried his
b"qy i'll the damp cold ground. Poor Fan
ny WAS II bitter iuournrr, till her ,Iolh.r
told her again aud again that Baby l,ml
gone TO G",, whirl, was ugh for her
trusting heart to know
A few days Afterwards lady caine to 40.
her 'n",ler-a very unwi-e, lady. too,
think, ar she never would haze tortured
that little l'rart with such qucstiuns-u uu.l
she asked Fanny, ii >h. wasn'. very sor,y
that her Illtie brother WIS lying under til,
ground.
"Ma'nma says that isn't true" was the
rhh!s reply. 1T wn>.,'t onr vcol baby
that they tnri"d in III: grave. The real Lal.,
has r'n" To G,"I in Heaven !"
"Bn, ti'"l had great ma, V l.alirs there
l'cf"rr. Aren't you afraid Hell fnge, l..
! take good care Of lille T"m,n. 7
No. said the child, though with II
trembling hcsilancv-.'I think if he al
:" MANY allies there before, H.! know
all The letter how t" AXE care If ours"
But after tie lady went AWAY. Fam,
lh"ngln Il great deal about it. AMI wonll
come to her muil her often .lnri,. u the ,lnv,
! and say Marnmia. YOUR" sure ain't v.,,,
HAT G"'l 'l"srn', ever forget Baby now {?
Aud that night, when she WAS living in he,
crib. ia usual, l,e1 ,nnllrr heard her say
Please G ii take Good care of our l,a' v
and kiss him god night for me?
Sweet trusting Fanny 1t il not long
t".f"re another Iirlr grave was made lr-
si'l. B.hv T"mmy's-f"r his loving sis'r,
l"". la'l g"nc To go'l in Heaven. -Linlt
! Pilgrim.
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STEPS, TOWARD HEAVEN
aeIt /. %at't" %. IN u. .4+' 3:1ii
" :, RELIGION IN COMMON LlFE. =

3 -
-. .Wristsn by rs. ARTHUR, the well known
author, Of whom il has been truly said, "7hqt
ay'sg, c hqs not acritten cord he Mould cish to
e1ase," His graphic pen never tires, Il and in
this new volume we perceive that he us still
successfully elaboring to benefit while he pleas
,es, and: while he enchains with, master hand
the attention Of men, to make them better
This is more decidedly religious than his other
works, though it is not doctrinal norsectarian.
Il is work we'll calculated to d. good, and is
Jdeligned to show that the beauties and endear-
lments of Christianity are to be- developed
amid the stern realities Of every day life, sand
mot TO. be put aside at the tranquilI close Of
Sabbath evening"" 81: Z" ,@.:"2%5 III go
( Published by g. G. EVANS, = 439o Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia: Price 81 90. Evans
will malta copy andsa handsome present to
Any person remitting one dollar for The hook,
osnd twenty cents for postage. ',# Ct 2"r
h%4Anew Classified: Catalogue Of Books and
Gifts, with inducements Is Agents, Will be.
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'sTi REAL ESTATE SALES = he, follow
ing IS q list of the sales recently made 5by
our old and enterprisng laad-deal,r, Col,
zMckenty.or2da hts 5e2#%zisos9 70 ! 1isa,
81 *Ss WAsH1sarox County. : .: II"
% $3.50 acres in Section 6. Town go, Range,2l !,
:, rs s. sS Section Town 81 Range
;, 12e,e g acres inssetio Town
&c. = acres y Section 3 Town 81 Range p
H. z.'s3 =-.... s.. F1L1MonE Caus1Y, - W. .a
: $50 acres il. Sections 3, and 4, Town 1902,
Range 8, at $10-$16O0,0 90, 9e O! ..,a ~ ~,
80 .zs@s.g HoUsToN CouNTT.sfesg ,tE -, -
20 3 acres in Section Il, Town 1os, Range S,
" $50 acres in Sections II and 12, Town 103,
Range S, at $5-$24OO,OO -,
-t.szf / SUPERIOR; WISCONSIN. ,aa f%,a
rs lots IN enc Kenty's Addition
COTTAGE HOMES. -
Lots II and 33-$l500, 90. ss:...~.~- -, "a.
Conc. t,.}
Lotss2 andIs II Block 8o-$6eo, 90. h.
HuDsoN; 3 WISCONSIN. ..r.,s
III 60 Lots in Mex I'd ition zSf 10000. !,
4ota amount 81 sales, Is, 256, rs. =
{ We are glad to- inform Col. fMcKenty
that he does not make an tie sales. Mr..
tFIzs;emaug this present month sold u claim
eight miles north Of st. Cloud fol 81 900;
To- Moore Of Grand Lake refused $500
for his, twelyes miles vest 81 this. I,as., .
A one fourth interest in 1870 acres, one
mile East was Atsoid fof $500; ahd claims
are in.dehand - =. prieteg almost equal t.
hosg II is f m6nthss: 40 s. : - - e'S.e
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!. LIGHT. I. J. 9,]F5'!O,RLTHE
.MII.1ITo N,IIl

I. sa .,a M 4. T. Fl N IT, {,
rI7he BKsE, cHE1pEssr ma: s4EEs4
X, light At this, time. known TO- tie ,ciyiiixed
world is made from kenrid'$e .Gosa,,,and
and known 49, ~ a,s5 ,t,na w. onsa
Breckenridge illuminating OIL ".
f. The best because its bri,lianosySis atinsur-
passed, facility of regulatir g unequualled,
it's economy 4indisputabie, as II gives =
.,,...2 I1clir OF SIX CANDLES cosf ltd
a1,0F LESS THAN half A. CENT An HOUR g.
and safest because it will not aEXPLOD
- I'm BEt;tNG s94A1'E l54l't IsH4NDs, n,
rails; and last though not least, , nS. :
IF .WllbaN0Ti CONCEAL MANY
: @a;vo,5 CL1M A,TEo..s
NJ. The, Western Agency ,t9r9 2 this Oil is
at ST: LOUIS, and the ;;o41yo Depot, IN
that city is at; saoi:se1! .><4aId g. !, 49, ~.
!. 4. z.s,:N n 9Th ST. +
=. IA where tie t;Oiz anay yle-i1eds2 at :. =,
WHOLESALE AN DHiR!EFA IL,na.
:, :. 1,,' win FINE AssoRrMHsrr Or -to.yorq
. LAMP4SsAND L.41nl'' .STOCK:5'd :
:. :.:'?:'CUR lnAoElz1ERV OIL .ui nj
does nos ch;ll3eyen in the coolest climate,
and is afforded at a very low figure
CIV: GURTISS, >,ir~4
troy III. ~ ! - !. I South 5th ST.
Tin; .Hu~i Z a:yI, d. Louis
1W. SOLE. AcEYcr, for the Mississippi VAL
ley, and, only depot Of the breckenridge COM:
pany i'll St. Louis, lt.\(H1.%EA [may5-tf1
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S:,TEARNs,' HOUSE .

.sH Vlld new and beautiful Hotel IS situated
u q. upon the bluff just above the Lower Ferry
in, The town Of st. Cloud, commanding one Of
rho most beautiful views :on the. Mississippi
liver. The Prowietor assures al who may
visit thiYplaee that his table shall cont inevery
bounty and luxury which can be obtained beth
at bone and abroad. Il il his intention to keep
the above hotel as q first class one inevery res
pect .,~Hgt sae}zJ 4ttos 2isftfsG ..s.s3s ts /
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25

Medicines constantlyll 81 81
Ut blad Il lfARLATTS DRUG gfORb.
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I'd /, A 81 ~ o. o. l1R9s24sERSH1k
i Noticed. herebys e 1hstasse undersigned
have. catered INTO bosr sstae .sIap aerwkS 1sau-
.facturs and sale Of iGnhina aiafa saaa alie in
Carpenter and 3einer work, ess irss ready
take contracts foxtbsiidihgsi IL . sft % ab;iss
patronage siaa1kspectfally ssss:s.isdt a1e.ihe.e
Wareroom'in ahSsP Planning milf 81 l1Sess Ray
Emoad. Gwen & GAs Risef - DNtrs 81
Cloud ss s.s.ss.s :
1cHK " 1UTILR, s.
lAAESW. TMHfx.
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M. P. NOEL
.. H.. ST. sCLuJ'3 . ~.-
RETAIL PRICE CURRENT
: CORRECTED wErzn7, ny
:, MILLER & SWISSHELM.

Grocers and Provision dealers, IowerHst.C
WEIGHTS OF GRAIN The fo'lowingtahle
the weight of various articles toa -bashe! ,1aav
be Of interest to our readers, -Wl:eat,s GO rs
Corn, shclfed, So lbs; Corn on the cob. .O1bs,
Rye, Sc ibs; oate,S2 lbs: Eartay,'4S rs; Buck
wheat, IS Tbs; Sweet Potatoes, 50 nx;;1 Beans,
80 lbs; Bran, 201ts; ClorcrSeed. 60ibs. Hemp
Seed, As lbs; Timothy Seed, 81 lbs; Irish Pota-
toes, 50 lbs: Onions 81 ibs;oBluesi Grafs Seed
l4ibs; Dried Peaches. SO 1as:+ sDfssd Apr,e
"a lbs. - -rjA14 ,e:its,.z- s'...,, -!
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:
Ar O RI G Il G E SAL T. ny VIRTUE or 4
lu power of sale containedin a certain mort
gage bearing date October23d 1858, and recorded.
in the Registry Of Deeds within and for. the
county. Of Meeker, state of Minnesota on the
SOth day Of October 1858 at eleven o'clock A.
NJ. at pages 337 and338 of Book OBJ, of NOR
tgages, executed by George A. Nourse and
Clcora Il. Nourse his wife as morteagors to
Georges. Hillard as mo1tgagee, in the condi-
ton Of which: default has been made and on
which, there is now claimed to bef.lue The sum
of two thousand one hundred and seventy three
333-l 20 dollars (no suit or proceeding at law
having been institutedto recover the debt se-J
cured by said mortgage, or any part thereof j.
will be sold at public auction to sthe'ohighest
said county of Meeker on Friday the >28di day.
OF September a D. 1859, at one O'Clock p NJ
the following described real>estate situate, ly-
ing and being in said county, being the same
described In said mortgage and mortgaged
thereby, to, wit: the saw mill, and the sash,
blind and furniture factory builtoby whitney
and Col the town of, Kingston, lard now,
standing therein; together with the land on.
Whichtth same stand, with theright to- draw
and use from tho mill pond adjoining, all the.
water necessary'for the economical running Of
;shid saw mil, and to draw9an use from the
;fume Of the grist mill situated In said town
all the water necessary for the !. economical
running of said SASH, blind and furniture fac
tory; said grist mill however to2have sufficient
water for Astronomical running in preference
to said saw milland factory '3Hfc4 sin ~ !
/ July 13,, 1869. 50 GEORGE s. HILLARD.s",
isn5@aug-ll-6wp .Gtu's': -sg%a9N iESlortgagee.
= 49,.
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HARDWARE T. STORE

!: = ~. G.: F. & w: POWELL, = ?:
T FAVE received at the st. Cloud Hardware
Ii Store, "a conplet eoassortn,e nt Of III ~
S helf and Heavy Hardware,
Locks, Latchcs, Bolts, Butts, and Screws,
Carpenters and Farming Tools, Planes, Saws,
Axes, Hatchets and Hammers, Shovcls and
Spades, Hoes Mattocks, Nails, Glass and Putty,
e STOVES, AMD TIN WARE.
We have now the best variety; Of Stoves ever
brought into the Upper Country, among which
are. the famous Charter Oak, Diamond Rock,
Shanghai, Wisconsin, Morning Star, Forest
Green, and Arctic Air Tight. a:e.4 u
1 Our facilities for doing all kinds of work in
the. Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Department,
are yconplete, Ito. which branch of the bus
ness we call particular attention. il .:*""
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25
{ JAMES F. KENNEDY.
u a son and Plasterer,

COLLECTS the patronage of all persons 10
- need Of. the services of PRACTICAL Mason
and Plastercr. His long experience in til.
above branches Of trade assures him that lie
will give universal. satisfaction =: bis charge.
RE as reasonable or wo ss it can be done by
ny one. .sea
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25
tine EMERSONeHOUSE
II -1EE;4ASTSTr CLoUD,-a

IT,; + EMERSON PROPRIETOR.
fIsHE abovefliouse'has bcen-reftted and refur-
9 X nislied and theamplest Accommodations have
Ebeen CONSTRUCTED for the reception Of visitors
the, proprietor pledges himself to spare no ex-
pense to render his visitors comfortable. -,
a. "A. NE1wt BARNa it
has been. erected,s GO by IS feet, which can &C.
!commodate % Horses and 10 Oxen.g and there
will always be q plentiful supply of feed on
shaud, and careful Ostlcrs. IDS .eat a& 80 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-26
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
THERE is NOTHING LIKE IT.

How much pain and sufcring-nay life itse-msy ba
ared by having supply of Daeys Magical Pain Ex,racor
hand in case of sudden accidents In cuts wounds burns
scad sprans and to which coz
stanty suieche action of the Pain Extractor ever the
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Has now been in thirty years hardly per
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that could be induced be without box on hand In case
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cuts wounds and bruises fever Sores piles and all other inam
Hhory and cutaneous diseases where parts affected can s
reached.
WORD TO FAMILIES
When you look your houses and Won think tbera Ia
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dear falls and deep the result of the acc
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Remember and always have hand Instant relief will be
to hand
DAILEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
WIN subde the Pain and inflammation the seyerest
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eases where the parts afflicted be reached
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & Co.
p and Isl Chartres street,
Sole agents for the Southern States and to whom all order,
should be addressed.