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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
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For the Democrat.

For the Democrat
| Mrs. Sw1sEEEE1l-It may not be gen
orally known to The recs,lcrs Of the Uss;o~
cEAT, that your section Of country IS soon
to be so nearly, and So we'll connected
with Superior by d good common road.~-~
This important enterprise is now going
forward; and by far the l;lr9cst and most
difficult part Of the work has been under
taken by the Superior people.
they are at present engaged, and have
been since November, with force OF from
~ to 40 nlcn in cutting the trees, bridSs-
i2&; difficult places, and preparing general
y for the work OF grading aud turnrikine
the read to the head Of Mile Lac Lake
in the spring They seem to have been
fully aware Of the obstacles TO be oycr
come, and If the necessity Of doing what
ever they undertook, to insure the success
Of the road. Hence they first secured til
material aid, by a loan Of twenty thousand
dollars, from Washington men, and this
sum is now being expended; mainly il,
the construction of the road above refer
cd to.
They fad by survey the distance from
Superior to Mille Lac Lake to be 81
miles, and the contracts -c1ni-" this en-
tire distance to be grat}ca and flashed by
rs 1lle:u hui az ui@o
greatness and energy in this work, under
taken in in the midst Of such hard times
i',2nc'ally, as shows the people Of Super
ior to be worthy, Ct occupying this inn
portant commercial position, which is
theirs BY nature? And, now, since they
show themselves thus cordial, thus anx-
ious, to be united With the people and
country Of the upper Mississippi, "a union
rot more cicz;ral,lo 70: tl,ot14 si:1 us) what
shall we do, The people G: SS3;;oasns, Benton
all Morrison Counties, to show our ankle
~ ans willingness to cooporate in securing
SO great boon IS q good and feasible
road to Superior. It We would avail our
selves Of the laboa'~ Of the Superior people
we must make CONVECTION with their
road at the :,ead Of the Take, and this
work reduces itself to the task Of cutting
i read irou, is,r:s'?;te city, Or the town OF
Gl>>nitc, {. .iace IS miles distant fro>n ST.
Cloud - the right direction) to the head
Of the Lake, distance Of from 80 to IS
miles, and l2ucll OF the way On the West
shore Of the La1,.e--g:ving choice Of ice
in the winter or wa,2 in he GUNNER; to
the land route if preferred:
This is precisely the route i,,aicatc:* oy
Messrs I}rott and Wilson in their III, to
Superior some four years since; and 1t
now becomes the most easily opened; and
probably the best route that can be adopt
cd for the present, and one which viii
most naturally accommodate the largest
area Of country. I Will only add that the
country through which such a road would
ass, is much Of the way, excellent for
settler: lent, and subject to presumption at
the St. Cloud Land Office.
Wishing to cooperate with others in
whatever will tend to the development 6
! Minnesota interest,", .:.".
remain yours respectfully, ~. . =.
W: r, ELWILL.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

Minnesota atmosphere Is The very elk
os o. Life; and &c should ut wonder to see
some e''tetp:isins qt.ae1s doctor. bott'iogg
u2.our } anuarg airsand selling it, all over
the resi- Of the Tqi9an f:'Eta cure for every
thing i g7ncraal ana a.poositivc prevention
ofsthe blues. -,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

G"oEy's LAWS D@oE--ior ::Earc!, is /.
beautiful number oc t!'i5 prime ladies ttv-
orite. We are glad to know It is a;:1:*2<:-
ated IN St. Cloud and 3 goolly number q
copies taken bat We VIII he harry to
send for any more that may be wanted 4:
81 per annum in advance.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

VALEaT1NEs.-Ihe young folks have
been having quite a lively time with St.
Falcn tines festival, and some old folks
have not been o;crlooketl, but fer cur
part NC fee! quite sie;ShtcG got
three, I'll beauties, as each bore what
We suppose to he miniature pictures Ct
the sen<:ers, ana none cub 4 goo<! look
ing person would think Of compliment
ing us.
That one informing US that his S.
TAME 2[ajesty had been requested TO take
T;27.siSesssio.l Of rs but declined, brings us
no ness. We know VIC have.many friends
who would 10 glad to dispose Of US i'll this
way; hu; It i, nc. likely tIl2t old gentlc-
nam will get them Dr.: Ct trouble and i1lm-
SELF IN just to accommodate >aem
lzc knows very we'll, FROM the disturb
ancc We have always raised in his sc$f1l"
sons, whenever VIC get near one, that If he
should be silly enough to let us into his
citadel, we would blow up lis establish
ment inside the week.
So, his children il St. Cloud mag just
as we'll DC patient. Their fathcr down be-
low is not able TO rid them OF this at1Iic-
ton.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

Ia the January nuusbc1 the leading ar
,ttclo Is, ''ss:ilali Woman learn the @Alpha
bet,' and is by far the aLlcst document
We h ave seen Oh the .great question; Of
" 5Wonan's Sphere" { ! :. -
..s rs t5:'ownb ftory Prdgg' isis an; and IN
creasas III Interest; aud We repeat what VIC
be.tfor no welt rrct zfrrgFi
can i;sAlly ca afford to DO without "Yhc
At1Ant'c.' Or citizens arc beginning to
appreciate it. ~ We s''u;i be lid to send
on for vrq.<5 saa,.,y} co:as Is SO. each,
caslii. >',~ -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
we would inform our local subs

We would inform our local s1abscri~
bcrs, who are in arrears, that in order TO
be able 10 attend to our business, We have
gone to housekeeping, in the Office Build
Ing where we require everything house
keepers usually need.
We want -four, meal, vegetables, meat,
butter, or anything good to eat. Almost
any article Of furniture, such as our in
genious mechanics could make in. their
leisure hours, viii be taken in payment Of
subscriptions. We want, lumber. and
labor to put up back buildings, and fence
in q garden, where we can raise our own
cabbage next summer. What say YOU
gentlemen? 81 II, 49, ..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

THE kactisE'Eevival meetings are stiu
in progress, and their allie and !. devoted
minister, M. pIlLh1fs, is fast wearing out
his life abor;ng to persuade the people =
attend to the 'h'nsa so''seFpia tHa;f vss-
lszt!ng 2aso~,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

We are indebted to Hon. sl:lon CAM
Error; Of pcnna. for valuable Public Docu-
anents, also to Hon. JAMES SHIELDS for
files Of The "ConSrs::siollal Globe
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

We call attention to the mmaniea.
tion. Of " NAPOLEON" It is from the
pen Of a gentleman well acquainted With
the subject in hand and this IS one
which deeply effects the prosp our
citizens. :. sS,..s.ss &C., 49,
lEMIaRATE no ST.. CLoUD, You
Want Lone LIFE. All, PnospERr1'y
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There is now fear that the diplomatic part
of our Paraguay expedition will fail, and the
military wing of the same will be, if it has not
already been, called into action. The offer OF
the Government of Brazil to act as mediator in
the dispute, though one very proper to be made
by that Government, and to be accepted by this,
cannot be now availed of. 1t is too late. Were
it now accepted by this Government, instrue-
tons Ito that effect could not reach Judge Bow
lin for some weeks. The next thing we may
hear of will probably be the attack Of our steam
ers, with the Dahlgreen guns, on the fort above
the three mouths.
Rev. Mr.. Sturgeon has abandoned his con-
templated trip to America, certainly for the
present year. So says London paper.
Recently, at Montevideo, whilst a French
frigate was returning an American salute, one
of the gunners had his arm blown off. As soon
as the fact was known in the American squad
ron, a subscription for him was started, which
produced, among ten ships, the very handsome
sum of 5 400. The French Admiral acknowl-
edged with many thanks the gift to the seaman.
Captain Kirch, of the brig Frances Jane,
from Mayaguez, and Staples, of schooner Mo
hawk, from Ponce, P. R., report that Spanish
barque from the coast of Africa, with $50 negroes
on board, while attempting to effect a landing,
had gone ashore about the 9th ultimo, on a
reef on the last end of the island, and went to
pieces, and it was reported that the captain of
the SLAYER had committed suicide. The author
tiles Immediately dispatched a Government
steamer to her, but she had not returned at the
time of the departure of the above vessels.
Mr. W. S. O'Brien is tall, athletic gentle
man, about fifty-six years of age, and his man
ners are rather English than Irish, as he lacks
the warmth for which the Emerald Isle is cele
brated. He is said to have displayed consider
able power in debate when he was member OF
Parliament
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THE SLAVE TRADE.

Tbare can be no boubt that the idea OF re-
...,;rg the African slave trade is gaining ground
!. he South. We sincerely regret this, but
i. fac, cannot be disguised. Some two months
,., We could quote strong articles from ultra
,,bern journals against the traffic; but OF
l.,. NJ. have been sorry to observe in the same
.,rsals AN ominous silence upon the subject,
Lib. the advocates Of free trade in negroes ,
.-. earnest and active. No greater calamity
...lJ laf;,ll the South than the revival of the
Ill.,. trade. Ii would be the end of progress in
..-1,,r;on. knowledge, and Christianity, and
..,,,, to a barbarism worse than that of the
...5lIe ages. We know that repeal of the
t.Is,.,i laws against the slave trade is a moral
.r,,...iiility; but what we fear is, that public
.,-.,on in the South will become so debauched
anon this subject, by the unopposed teachings
,f,,s advocates of piracy and murder, that an
.,,;.rceinent of the laws will be impracticable.
The reople of the South should not deceive
,....lres. So sure as there is God and
q Providence. terrible retribution will follow
,s.. revival of the slave trade. 1t awaits Cuba,
sf q
,....,le on earth are so much interested in coun-
,,rs~tine, the diabolical policy of reopening the
Saw. trade. as the honest and respectable por-
,;.n of the shareholders. The reckless dema-
.,l.,ues and agitators in behalf of free trade in
a,rroes for the most part have little to lose,
ana can easily abandon country which they
ar. cudeayoring to ruin; but with properly
i.sler, The case is different. They cannot
,.,,e without an abandonment of their estates,
,f..r lands. as well as negroes. They should
rouse ap TO a sense Of their danger before it is
10 late. The advocates of the neiarious traffic
have no hope of repeating the laws. They
kaow that while the Union lasts, repeal is i'm
Practicable; but they hope to Danish all sense
Southern mind, and to accomplish practically,
candestinev what they are unable to do under
the forms Of law.
This question of revival of the slave trad
=,ald afford fine opportunity to the Oppos
,iti9n in the South, TO show their moral superb
or,-r 20 the debased and disorganized Democ-
acr. The slave trade movement is of =" Dem
se-atic origin. Its friends almost universally
,.r the Democratic ticket; and although it
Dr.. net with some feeble opposition in that
quarter we are panied to perceive that the OPP
position is dying out, while the sentiment in
favor Of the traffic is gaining ground.
Here. then, is an issue for the Opposition, il
'acy have the courage and patriotism to accept
il. Ii they fail TO do so, openly and above
board, on high grounds of morality and human
u.s. they will betray a criminal weakness OF
completely in the nefarious scheme, which will
utterly strip them of all claim to the support OF
any party in the FREQ States.
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PORTRAIT OF DR.. BAILEY.

large Liihographc Portrait of the Editor Of the Ma
tona Era will shortly be published by Charles II. Brain
ard of Boston. The Drawing will be executed by
DAvignon, The best Li,hographc Artist in the United
States, from an original Photograph by McClees, Of
Washington City.
On receipt of One Dallar copy of the above Picture
will be sent Free Of Postage any part OF the United
States.
Address Lewis Clephane, Washington City, or Charles
H. Brainard, Boston, Massachusetts.
BIC. ii. Brainard has published Portraits OF Theo-
dore Parker, n. w. Emerson, Charles Sumner, Salmon
Chase, and John r. Hale, which will be furnished OH
the terms the Portrait of Dr. Bailey Orders for
these Porr ATS should be addressed to the Publisher
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OBITUARY.

Died in Champlain, n. r., February 9th,
NoADIAH Moore, Esq, aged Il years.
I Being literally educated, of enlarged and
liberal views, and with heart that sympathized
warmly in every movement that promised to
promote the material intellectual, social, moral,
or religious interest of society. His death is
truly public loss, which is widely felt, and not
easily supplied.
To the valuable educational privilege which
the place enjoys, he was liberal contributor.
In the Temperance cause, he was from the be-
ginning an ardent and fearless laborer. In
heart and from principle strongly averse to in
justice and oppression in every form, the Anti
Slavery movement early found in him ready
and efficient friend and advocate.
For thirty years he vas q professor Of reli
gion and an active member Of the Presbyte-
man church in this place. The closing days
of his last brief sickness were calm and peace
full, and he died with a firm hope Of blissful
Immortality.
Champtain, N. T., Feb. IA, 1859,
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Wartsboro, VI, May H. ISL
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These Machines sew from two spoos, as purchased
from the store requiring no re winding of thread they
Hem FL Gather and Stitch, in n superior style, flash
ing each seam by their own operation, without
to the hand needle, is required by other machine,
They will do better and wing than
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questionabiy the best Machines the market for family
sewing, on account of their simplicity Durability ease
of management, and adaptation all varieties of family
sewing-execuiing either heavy fine work with equal
facility, and without special adjustment
AS evidence of the unquestoned superiority OF their
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A COMPOUND remedy. IN Svh'ch we rave labored
~ 10 produce the erc ual slie rsiive that b.
made. is extract OF Para Sarssparilla
combined with other substances of stl Pr; alteIa
i've power 10 at. nj an elective antdCte for the
diseases Sarsararia reIGjed 10 u IL believed
IA Il such remedy - WAN ed by those ho suffer
StTG,nous complaints. anu that which wall accom-
plsh their cue Prove immense service to This
large class of our afflicted fcEOw citizens How
pieeiy this compound will do has proven by "a
many OF the worst to be found Of me
following complaints:
Scrofnla aud ScTofdious Complaints, Erpptions and
Errpuve Diseases, Ulcers Puppies Bloehes, Tumors.
alI Khcum, Sead Head, Syphilis snd S,phiiuc Alice
lions, Mercuriai Disca.e. DropSy, NeuragIa or Tic
DcUlourcuI, Debility, Dyspepsia aud Indigestion cry.
peas Rose OF -; AnaOnys FIRE, aud indeed the whole
rlns~ mplai. arising Impurty ofthe Blood
Tnis compound will be great rootrr OF h, alth
when taken IN the spring % rel the ioa hUnOrs winch
ester m The blood al that season OF Inc year By thr
timely expulsion at them, many ranking disorders
nipred in the bud Aiuluiudes 10y The OF this
remedy spare themselves from the endurance of foul
erupons and uierI0us through wirh the -
will itself OF conceptions. Il do
Ibis through the natural channels of The body Nv an A.
med Cleanse The viliaicd blood when
you find IIs impurities bursiug through skn
,,nn,s rup,ious or sot,S: Fl, srs n men Won 6nd n
obsUcted and siugg. sh IN the eieRHse when
ever n Is foul, and your feelings WILL ttll ycu wien
Even where parcr lar disorder is felt people enjoy
Better health and live long, ced sing The blood
Keep the blood healthy, and all j. Well bat with this
abu OF life lsorderd there can be no lasting health
sooner or sier someh must 90 wrong and the g:ea,
machinery OF lie Is disOTcrTeO Z oveTthrO~n.
Sa ssparu has, atd deserves much. The reputation OF
accomplishing t.cse ends But the world has been
egTegIOusIy deceived 10y preparations Of a. parity be-
cause he drug aonr mas Oi all The grue that l. claimed
", al NOR because many pretending
be cos rtraf,d extract a. ~ COZ on bat iuic OF the
yiriHa OF SaTs p1rIila, OF an5 ding else
DurIue years The public h1ve been Iaislcd by large
odtlea pretending 70 give quart OF Z Tael i SARA
pau.i Tor orc dollar. Mo-; Uf tLtsr have been ifaucs
pon me sick fJr they not ony cOHsiu huc, II ahy,
>aTs3perliid Ia OF no cU'1ll'e proper l. NatieN"I
Hence, hHier nd painful CisaPpoIutmrnt tas followed
the use Oi ex r@cts Of SaEsll a'ia which
hood The market uhiI Tie name Use l. Jpsy despsed,
and has become yuoHy with lmpOsuSu aud cheat
SUI we call tins cOmpOnd SIrsapanlla snd intend 10
suppl, such remedy as sha rescue the n from The
load Of oh Cquy which rests upon Add ihIuk
have ground believing II mas virtu.s which are
res,i by the ordinary oflhe discs intended
10 cure. la secure their comp-ie eradication
the system the remedy should he Jddieously tRken
accord ng 10 dire ctOHs on The bottle.