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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

Future, and impressed it on het heart.
She was child of impulse-a child of
Nature and of Truth. Hers was a gen.
erous, noble nature wild and iupctuous
she often was, yet her heart was full Of
tenderness, and at the first kind word,
the tearsdrops trembled on her silken
lashes, and the word of forgiveness on
her lips.
Her early years-thosc sunny years Of
childhood-were passed in sweet New
England village, and her home was fit
nursery for the native poetry of her
heart. Hers was cottage home, far
removed from the beaten highway, in a
lone, secluded dell, where the music of the
lofty pines and the low ripping Of the
brook, we're the lully .bies of her childish
fancies. Her companions had been the
forest birds and the tiny fishes which
sported in the little brook and hour after
hour would she watch their graceful mo-
tions and laugh at their merry gambols.
A solemn awe would creep o'cr her spirits
as she watched the tiny leaves on the tall
poplars or listened to their ceaseless whis-
perings.
Years passed, and she was no longer a
child. School, with its joys and cares
was now her home and although she
wept when, for the first time, she conned
her task under other than her mothers
eye, and her little heart rebelled at the
command Of others, yet she soon learned
to love her school-books had for her
peculiar charms. Night after night would
she linger over some delightful page in
history, or her heart would throb and her
eye beam as she recoanted deeds Of cru
city and wrong. i ....-.. ......:..s: =.
But Gertrude, although gifted and
noble, knew not yet the power of her
genius ). she knew that she was alone, and
she often wept that it was so; she longed
for sympathy--for the communion of
heart with heart-yet she was happy, for
no sorrow had yet disturbed her soul and
unscaled that fearful gulf, Despair. Of
all her friends, Emily Somers was d. ars>t
She loved her first for her sweet, her
witching beauty; for the mirtbful beam
Of her soft blue eye, and the sweet glad
smile which wreathed her sunny brow.
As she knew her better, she loved her for
her gentle heart-so kind, feeling and
forgiving, it seemed fit dwelling for the
Angel of Peace. No passion ever moved
her, and her soft eyes seemed ever plead
ing for love. And ardent indeed was the
attachment thus early awakened between
these noble girls.
But Gertrude was not thus to remain
free from the blight Of other love. Oh,
no her eye spoke of her future, and
as you gaz d into her face, or listened
to the breothings Of her poetic soul, you
could but feel there was romance in hel
very life, whose end must be Of Mystery
and Passion. She had learned to love-
to love with every pulsation Of her warm
young heart, and as they alone can love
who1love but once. 1t is sad, fearful
thing, for a romantic nature to feel the
soft enchantment of affection-to' stake
as it were, its very life upon single die
] It matters not its history-Love has wings
Like lightning swift and fatal, and it spring:
Like wild flower where it's least expected,
Existing, whether cherished or neglected.
Gro BE coNT1NUED.)
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

Relying upon the intelligence, patriotism,
and discriminating justice Of the American
people, we the Delegates Of the Republican
party, in State Convention assembled, submit
to the enlightened judgement Of the people Of
Minnesota, the following emphatic declaration
Of principles and resolutions:
We maintain the Union Of the States, the
rights Of the States, and the liberties Of the
.!nOcia
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
BUILDING :,

Y1HE undersigned takes this method Of
i forming those who may have houses
build mills to frame, or carpentry and joinery
In any or al Of its branches, that he is prepar
cd to- take contracts, and do all kinds Of work
n this line, on the most reasonable terms and
Il gsSd, Workmanlike manner. " -. 2.
& ~ 1r-F 3$E~~ .A4E YCSSEY
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

The undersigned feel called upon by the
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

publication of the letter of Mr.. Geo. T..
Becker denying his having been men,
Der Of the old St. Paul Know Nothing
Lodge, so-caifed to state, that we firm
ly believe that WE SAT WITH HIM in
SAID LODGE, assembled at the Market
Hall, in she fall Of 1854, and arc confident
that we are not mistaken about tho fact
that he was then and there present.! =.
We make this strtement out Of 20 ill.,
feeling to Mr.. Becker: Like thousands Of
others, now belonging to both political par
ties, he has no doubt, changed his mind in
reference to the principals Of that extinct
organization, as we have. -.
But We think it unjust that his friends,
should be endeavoring to make capital with
foreign born citizens for himself, and feE
low members on the Democratic ticket, hy
abusing men on the Republican ticket as
Know Nothipgs, when there is little doubt
that he aud several Of his colleagues ar>
open to the same charge.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27
NJ. CROFT,
w. II. SHELLEY.
J. II. HOFFMAN,.

Uct..lU, 1903.
l suscribe to the above and also assert,
most positively, that I acas present at The
initiation Of Mr.. George l.. Becker into
the Kno'0 Nothing Lodge. in the upper
part of John X. Lrvin'. Warehouse.
T.: RHOADES.-
Oct 10 1853. &c.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-27

REAL ESTATE AGENCY
:. - ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
TI,HR undersigned offer their services to loan
l. money upon best real estate security; and
- purchase and sell property either real or
personal, for = reasonable commission.
- They have now for sale, at low prices:
70 quarter sections Of good land.
20 lots, (some improved, in St. Cloud
80 " in Munger addition to St. Paul.
20 " in Nininger city,
10 I" in Mound city, Illinois.
-at MILLER & SWlSSHELM
II. Cloud, May 10, 1858.
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The California Mails, &c.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-A teleSraphic dispatch
was received nom Washington by POSTMASTER
, Msn, Yesterday, inquiring whether any prepare
.m were being made here by Johnson the new
~; contractor, 70 take the mails for California
VIC sns istnmus Of Nicaragua POSTMASTER Mark
nnsevet. Hon Horatio King, First E~ist,n,
ros'nas'er General, also addressed A eommpn,r,-
uoh 70 toe postmaster here, I'm which he d,f.ndsd
,ne action OF the General Post ono. Dsns ,t,nsnt
IN the case Of the new mail contract agsinst a.
we're attacks that have been made upon h bv IN.
press OF this city. He says: aShould John.oy 80
70 carry out the contract, an arrangement viii n.
MADE with Vanderbilt, by which New Ori.,n.
mails can be carried semi-monthly. either ~,
Panama or Nicaragua e' W"
The steamer Philadelphia has not vet CLEARED
from the cnstem house, the Collector awaits in
sIuctons from Washington. IL Is reported her,
that NJ. o Roberts, her agent in New York. had
Instructed his agent In this city not 20 send either
passengers or freight 10 New York az the steamer
was going on her next trip 20 AspinwalI and that
ne should only forward the New Orleans and Cali
fornla mails Of the 10th, under special Agreement
with the department. The whole ffsir has created
much excitement here. The government has made
a contract with the Panama railroad COMPANY for
the transportation Of the Californis mails across
the isthInus the price being the same az all along
received, that h, $4,000 per annum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

Before me, the subscriber, o Justice Of the Peace
In and for said county, personally came John Lee,
who. being duly sworn, dePoseth and said that he
had besn sufeIiug with Chronic Diarrhna for the
past twenty two, years, and had consulted and re-
Opal Physicians In Phlladelphfs and Cincinnsti.
bot all to n? eHsct as he received no relief AZ last
he vas feduced 20 nero skeleton, wI,hout even
the hope Of ever hnding relief; but by the sdvioe Of
.frisnd, was induced to try Hostetters Celebrated
STOMACH Buffers, and to his utter surprise found
relief from the first trial and in less than two
months, found himself perfectly cured Of his com
paint, ana Is uai recovering has strength of bow
and increasing 10 flesh and cheprfnliy gives this
cftihoate the hope that others al icteo like him
se,l may oo oenentseo. JOHN LEE
sworn TO and subscribed before me- AuYust 2ist,
1876 Y. r. hANsELMAN, Justice of the Peace,
ocS-eoS NO. a Western St., Cincinnati, o.
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II PILLIN6,
l.. ass Pa. acense, opposite Star Buildinss.
Has received his Fail and Winter supply Of Cot
Gloves, Ladies and Misses Merino Vests, Bow
Merino shirts and Drawers, Mems do together
tiers, SCOTCH PLAID Cashmere Hose, Brushes Tuck
and other Combs, Silk and Sun Umbrellas, &c. :
H. A most excellent quality Of Kid Glove at 50
ID ladies' Needle Thresders, very cheap.
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New York Mkrkets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 7-Flour 10 firm; State ~ asa
SIS; Ohio IS .20a5 So Southern IS l0a5 % Wheat
s dull; red 81 IS; white Sl.45. Corn 10 buoyant;
mixed 95kc. Pork Is quiet; mess SIS g.; prime
$40 OF. Lard 10 firm at lls11Kc Whisky Is held
at g kc., but buyers Offer only 2sc
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ST. Louis, Oct; "A dispatch from Indepen-
on the 18th ult for Santa Fe was attacked by In
dians beyond the Pawnee Ford The conductor
and another man were killed.
The incoming mail from Santa Fe, which WIS
due on Tuesday, has not arrived, and fears are
entertained for the safety Of the party
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. Flour closed quiet How
ard street and Ohio IS 12K Wheat closed Arm
and moderately active; white 81 30aSl 81; red
81 1881 IL. Corn has an advancing tendency;
yellow 93ao4c.; white 66sSec. Provisions closed
steady; prime pork SlI 25aS SO. Lard 10 active
for Western: Whisky closed steady at 27zseec
for City; Ohio % Ka2ec
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EfnanrfnI.

NEW YoRK, Oct - Stocks are active and
higher. Chicago and Rock Island 65; Illinois
Central shares 66k; do. bonds sax; Michigan
79I; Reading a., Va. SIS 81; no. SIS, transferable
s3x. Sterling exchange has a moderate business
at 100 Ka110.
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The Cricket Match.

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-The cricket match be-
tween the All-England players for their own ben
eft commenced to-day. The game was very in
terCsdng, though the attendance waa not 90 large
as heretofore. I.ockyers side-hrst innings I63;
Stephenson's side-frst innings 90. Two not out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07
By A GREEN, Auctioneer. ,

L AT AgcrIoN.-On MONDAY, the 10th insiant
shslI sell, IN front Of the premises, at O'Clock D.
w, s9oa two-story Brick Houses and the lots on
Whicn tney stand, being part of Lot No. s. in Square
- Inc lot fronts 80 feet alley near north
VI, between 9th and 9Th streets west, ard nsar q;
street north. The improvements which are 800
tTo-story brick houses. containing 4 rooms each.
which VIII be sold separate or together as may be
Terms: ssh cash; balance inc. u and 10 months,
Ior notes bearing interest from day of sale. deed
oc4-d A. GREEN Arct
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Sale Of n Railroad

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct S.-The Covington and
Lexington Railroad was sold at auction today VI
-, LIS 600. The bid was made by w. III. Gedge,
Of Covington, XIV, for what is known as the Bow
Ter Company. The sale was made 10 satisfy
judgement obtained by the second mortgage
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The Mississippi Election, etc.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 6.-Scattering returns from
the Mississippi election show Democratic gains
The vigilance committee still contine their ope-
rati0ns
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Arrival of the Eulton.

New York, Oct. THE steamship Fulton,
from southampton on the afternoon Of the 2lst OF
September, has been sgnalled from Sandy Hook
Her dates are the same as those by the Hungarian.
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The New YerL N,at, F.ir

ALBANY, Oct. 5.-The receipts Of the State Fair
ur to tonight Were 81 SIS ID, against "a ar 81
the same time In lS5s, gain over last year Of
s., 400 So IL was estimated that 4O, 900 people
were on the ground to-day.
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No1Ics.-D rsrRicr or CoLuxsrA ADVERTISE
MnHTs TO N NsKRfKD IN THE BALTIMORE SUN
ARR RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED slen rHs
SrAR oFYIcR.
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W LEWIS PAYNE, a-r o.
w HOLEsALE BOOTAND SHOE DEALER,
Bride street. Georeefotra. ID. C. ~ ! :
The attention of the trade 10 respectfully called to
ny stock Of YOUTH, Mems, and Boys ~Dsssn
CAt.fSkiN SHOES, for summer wear
Ny stock of PATENT LEATHER
WORK 10 also assorted ard well worthy of atten-
"A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
Suitable for servants) also on hand and constantly
making. - '
III Country merchants and ethsrs In want are
invited TO call or address mo at No. II Bridge a.,
Georgetown, ID. &C. r apl-n
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Prize Fiaht

Price and Kelly came OF at Point Abinto TO-DAY,
Price whipped Kelly I'm twelve rounds, in forty
minutes
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BY A. GREEN. Auctionecr.

VHbOn bbE IMF hUNED PKUPEKTY In
TIE NORTHERN LIBERTIES AT AUSTIoN.-On
MUNDAf, the 10th instant shall sell, in front of
and s. In Square No. AZ, fronting 80 feet on sth
sfeet weet and running back 100 feet along the line
consist OF good two-story frame house, with sta
The attsnton of persons wishing to purchase
property IN this section of the city is called 10 the
above SALE as the sale W i'll be positive.
Terms: One third cash; the balance IN G. T. H.
and q months, for notes bearing interest, secured
oy a deed Of trust upon the premises.
oc 40 A. GREEN. Auct
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FUTURE DAYS

BY J. c. MCGUIRE q co., Anctioneers.
~ URDAY AFTERNOON, October sth. Al 4 We
o'clock, on East Capitol street, between LIST and I'd
streets east we shall sell lot Of Old Brick belong
Terms Cash.
BY order Of the Executors
oo cd J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct'rs.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers
STOCKS AT AUCTION.-On MONDAy ap
- TERNOON, October 10th, at O'clock. AT The
auction X Rooms, we shall sell in sums 10 suit~
cent. stock. WY ia
saoo Cooperation Of Washington semi annual six
$500 Bank of the Metropolis stock. -.
Terms cash in current funds --..
&C sd j. c. MCGUIRE a. CO. kucts
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New Hampshire State Pair, Ac.

BosroN, Oct.6.-The State fair st Dover, N n ,
mas large attendance. Some 10, 600 or ~ on
strangers were present, but wind this morni na
Frustrated all the tents Of the exhibition pavilion
and badly damaged many articles Judge Cola
mar, Of VT, delivered the address
The steamer Acorn, which left Provincetown
TINS morning for Boston, put back on account Of
the gale
E. Wilder, the patent fire and burglar-proof
safe manufacturer, died this morning at Chelsea
The Putnam Phalanx, which left Boston this
great enthusiasm
The Democratic convention of the sixth district
met at Salem this morning TO choose delegates 20
misunderstanding, and double delegates, much
discussion took place, and vet have done moth
ing special, except 70 organize. The mention NJ
the name OF ex-President Pierce was received with
great applause The convention was discussing
the rights Of the double delegates from Gloucextrr
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TO OUR CUSTOMERS

"A REPORT having been circulated that we were
going 70 quit the Wood and Coal business, and
suPposing that euch report mighf inj9re us, we
take this method of informing the public that We
have never had any such idea; snd also, of tender
Ing our sincere thank for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon us for the past three years, and hope
10 merit a continuance of the same.
w. p MYERS& CO.,
Once and Yard-eorner g q 22d ats. First Ward.
q ssl.z~ WOOD AND COAL ut
We are now reoelvlnE our usual supply OF COAL
and WOOD, all Of which we guarantee TO be Of the
very best quality, and are selling for delivers this
White Ash Egg-aze Coal at $780, $50 per ton
Range, Gra,e, and furnace.--. ..... 5on do.
ed Ash, al Sizes. -. ..-....-.-. SIS do.
CnmDeriAnd lump. 49,. -. -...---- SIS do.
hehighs. ELECTROMAGNETIC. 625 do.
ns SRaoD w0sa s a ss c pr cora
. Come with. IHE CASH, and We win oonyinee 90 ,o,
that ours il the Cheap Yard. S wv
w. p. MYERS q Co.
lsomees and fards.Corner Of @ and I'D Sta, First
3 Ward, Washington, and Water 1T S.or1s..
~ ~.
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MINIS DRIss SUITS,
v.r., MEMS Bxsissss Sxiss,
cv,. YosfAs' Bxsixsss Ssits,

NOAH WAtKER Co., Marble Hall Clothing
store, Brown,s Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Fall and
winter Clothing 10 now ready for inspection. re
!s comprlsed OF an assortment of Gentlemeu's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desigps
In materlal, trimming, and workmanship.
TO those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles Of dress an Opportunity is now
oneIed Tor selecting from the most attractive stock
81 sady Made Clothing in thIs city, at very re-
oucoo prices. ap28-1y
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General Convention Of Episcopal Church

RIcHNoSD,Va., Oct 6.-The General Episcopal
Convention reassembled to-day, and proceeded %
business. The house Of deputies Were chiefly en-
gagged in referring amendments 20 canons 10 the
commit tee on canons
Right Rev. DR.. Binney, Lord Bishop Of Nova
Scotia, was formally Introduced 10 the house
motion 10 hold the next triennial convention
at Chicago occasioned long debate. motion
TO substitute New York was lost; but no final ac-
ton was taken on the subject.
The committee on new dioceses reported in
favor Of the admission Of the diocese Of Mime
sofa.
of course nothing can be known Of their proceed
lngs, except as they transpre officially by trans
mission Of the House Of Clerical and Lay Dele
gates.
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TIL LATEST TTs BY fIlElLPT


Arrival Of the Canada.
SAckvILLK, October Tn. .s.. p,.h,n c.n.x.
49,, sefPool on the 9ith ult. arrived az Hslifsr
~ t.r,ss Yesterday, but owing 20 the prevalence
P,ee< dia ~. rm me express Of the Associated
kThs steamship Ariel arrived out on the asd
COMMERCIAL
i'rerpoOt Markef.-Lower qualities NJ como,
hao declined : since last week Sales OF IN.
Breadstuffs closed with DECLINING ,ena,nox
and all qualities Were slghtly lower New No.
lean -four 25sa27s per bb1
Provisions steady and generally unchanged
Money Marksf..The money market was AZ
dedly more stringent but without quotAbls
change.
Consols closed At asa
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YOU CAN FIND THEM

AT: yeq lessis. ssE TEA a Tce6FFffEEss5SSa
Hat lat EExS6s, MzFFIE i Il asst egsfEs
eso "a tS .. etsss hsgssssspsnk .stioiess You
yer seed ALRATx FORKS ssd SPOONS,
zSEs s kdHi5ss5si r,SSKk ksslstcs SIEs.
seGesand esher a.sfaI notion. You can find them
esr hANStc,4S0 TN o. ocl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

WATCH RErURss.-Walter Ward, drunk and
disorderiyi fine, 81 Is. John PhilIippi, fighting
and disorderly; held for trial Henrietta Shad,
raeh, stealing; held for trial. One lodger
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Alexandria m arketx

ALEXANDRA, Oct. 7-Flour-no sales. wheat-
sales Of white at 81 22asl -2s; red 81 l2sI rs No
other sales.
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NOTICE.

IT.. a-s-s,f : .- NOTICE.
HE subscriber viii receive proposals for re-
pairing Ito stone culvcrt on the new road called
the upp 81 Ioute OF the free road leading from 9TH
street IN Georgetown TO the stone house, near the
old locks, and renewing the embank ments whefe
the same shall be BY tho subscriber and IS
veil also the paved cutters and the graveling The
bids for repair Of the eulvert TO be the
laid in hyd,epie oesent with ? brick arch laid in
thick tbs centre 20 be found by the and
9f the work on said read The whole work - De
done under the direction of the subsc iber, and NO
work or materials viii be paid for pniess the game
shall ne approved OF by the snbscfiber. =
The bids for doing the above work msy be sspa-
ratsd IN two parts. one for doing the culyert, and
one to embrace the embankm enta RuttAf end gray
cling, rs may be prefer ed b. biddsfa. 1kobds wi)
be rscelved up % Wedaesday, the 18th inst, on
which day fh.y Twill be opened. |
The subscriber reserves tie right to 1efect from
among the bids the one which, in HE jud ement IL
the lowest responsibie bid-all fhings considered.
Thewhole york 20 % done % the shortest reason,
bic time, withoutnsglect or delay.
LEWIS ,Eom'r.l
maos Per cubic. perch, With 10 extfa ]neasure for
corners tie brick work At 70 wuoh per Thousand;
tne embankments ~ 20 much per cubic yafd, and
the paving and aFaveag by the sciaI ard, or
az agreement may be ln4do bg the lump forlthe
whole yerk ogethor. or By sepsIsnpn - abev6.i
90 ofocstz sl&Ap = = L. CARRIER Y. Ccm'r.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-07

The ARRIVAL Of Dan Rice's great show In tn,
looked-for event of the coming week espcctal,,
by the little folk. Ii win exhibit only one ay II
this city. - - ~ =
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OPINIONS or rHx Loxpox

I'VE recommend our correspondent % try Mons
Ssoyers new sance, entitled the 'sutans's ssuce'
esent and II Affords coasiderass aa IN o.ses Of
SLOW And weak sikestion.-Tss Lasesf tI1tf
me Suifxua't Sauoe 10 eayory, plqu1nt, and eri-
OF; happy combination Of fsyors and esEcnces
worthy cfthe delicate taste of Sultsna, the renius
criminatiux pubiicn-Otssrrsr.
"a concentration 81 al the pisusnt resources of
~As q htillster Of the appetite this Sano~ st.hds
alone. IL IL most valuable adjunct 90 Elsa Fesk.
OF fovt; and should be placed on every dinner "a,
,:.Th; SsItsn: s..os is = most delisio.. s...--
sole Agents for the United states-3ARDNRR
SSiRhtXVEkttHh2,yyf s 5n,tcn stsseS New York. md
The sSlsssa ssses cen 3 .; I'd = ~ sships,op
q ~, Y. Il; kkipptENOOk =, 500 Pa Az $HEkEL1 q
* Z: !: a sd 6: q - - SRss o0-ss''
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AUCrI0H sALM

notoe that. on ri E ESR 1sALE,I hereby give
Ect tbs c;t s G,o1t Of the Bank Ws.hnst"n
sale. to hest bidder for cash. ors rrsv Ho, ~,
property Of John Lang, for the livery due thereon
DC D. mo. hURD
By 4. GREEN, Auctioneer.
~ STREET East, BEJwkEN g AND STREETS
SOUTH, At AycrIoN-On thursday, the ISth
O'Clock ?. m, half Lot No. 9, in square No. s5n
iIontlng "A ieft inches 9th street east running
Jack to q wide alley loo feet l0x inches, between q
NC streets SOUTH Immediately IN the rear Of the
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and u
and deed of trust taken sS'
OCT A. GREEN, Auct
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

hUCtIOneer.
GOOD TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
~ ~ EoI AT ,AgcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,. the
I,tn INST, shall sell In front Of the premises AT
o'clock ?. M, part Of Lot 2, in Square No. u.s. with
me Improvements; which are a good tvo,story
Frame House, with back building. This property
fronts on 5th street west, between and q s.reets
said lot. ~ '"o 'eP'" vi
Terms; One third cash; balance in 6. y and IL
months. for notes bearing interest.
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