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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

CIGARS.
Probably the best assortment in the city, and
able prices For sale by WIN. II. MCLEAN,
ja25n r y. CHARLES street
FINE QUALITY PLATED TEA SErs, URNs, CAsToRs,
Cake Baskets, &c, for sails at moderate prices
J. r. CAMPBELL,
NIL II r, GEs 227 Baltm more street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

KINDLIEG WooDl KNpLNG Woopi
SAWED AND Split WoOD, OF ANY SIZE
At Office OF City Steam Fire Wood MIL
No. ? NORTH STREET
slOtI JAS n JOHNSON
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

PAPER-HANGINGS.
HOWELL Il BROTHERS,
MANUFAC URERERS,
Invite the attention of wholesale nfreai! dealers the
large stock Of
PAPERHINGIEGS
On hand at stcre
200 BALTIMORE STREET,
Opposite HANOVER.
The stock embraces the cheapest styles Common
Papers, well as the most costly and elegant
Everything usually found in the business in great
variety.
mS~0riers solicited and promptly attended to. fel4tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

{FyDURDER NO. Z.
A3 HEADQUARTERS SD RECT NJ VIZ
BALTIMORE, Feb. a. 1860.
The members CompaniesC D. and ordered
at tfeir A1mory on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb I7th at ~
o'clock, for the ELECTION OF COMMISSIONED Off
GERS. By order, s. SANDS MILLS,
-~ 1t, Col Commanding sd Regiment, NJ, vi,
B, r KEENR, AdJt. fel59t
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

WE WOULD SUGGEST To THOSE OF OUR READER
who are in want of REALLY SUPERIOR Cook STOVE to
call upon
MEssRs ROBBINS Co.,
46 and 4S Light street,
And examine their celebrated
MAEsHBAEE FULTON,
For Wood Coal This Stove has better reputation from
the hundreds who have tried III than any other within the
Of knowledge and certainly deserves Call
Sc 1t. s.eotf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

CHARLES HOWARD,
BALTIMORE, Feb. 18th. 1860 febl63t President
{p ST ANDREWS SOCIETY An ad-
A3 iourned meeting of the ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY
of Baltimore will be held the Gilmor ouse MONDAY
EVENING the goth instant at ~ o'clock As business of
Repentance will before the meeting full attendance
of the members is desired W. MACkINTOSH,
feI6u* Secretary
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

600 Tons BALTIMORE CoMPANY's LUMP Coal,
for manufacturers and shippers. for sale by
CU4s GILaoR,
Sole Agent
dis e - Second street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

Zach of such officers, when the amount received by
him for the shall exceed the of three thousand
dollars shall yearly pay the Treasurer the amount
of such excess by him received subject to such DISPOSE
ton thereof as the Legislature may deem just and equta
BILE. And any such officer failing to comply with the
said requison shall be deemed to have vacated his Of
hce and be subject to suit by the State for the amount
that ought to have Maid int ha treas1rY1'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

~ COALi
C0All
coal AT IS % PER ToN2,2a pounds. Superior quality
ofWhte, Red and Grey Ash COAL
E1 Delivered free Of charge any part the city IS
to IS. 50 per ton-2,246 pounds.
JOHN q. MCCULLOUGH,
Coal and Wood Dese,,
Ofice-N. W corner Pratt and Fremont streets
/" N. W. corner Park and Fayettc streets
Wbarf- Ent
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17

MINUTE DIRECTIONS AND FORMS,
For every Criminal Law that arise either at Common
Law under the Ens sh Statutes under the statutes of
the several States,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
Surveyor General.

Some time ago, Col ROBERTSON, Of
the House Of Representatives, nom:na: ed
us for Surveyor General Of Logs and
Lumber il the I'd District. Oar friend,
D. SEcoMBE. took it mp as an insult to
us and the House; ana The Minnesotiou
end Times speaks Of it as ''slur" cast
up n us, and takes tho Col to task fer
his want Of gallantry >~
We differ with our friends about the
matter, and regret that non residence in
the district rendered us ineligible to the
only Office which has been rendered US.
We can see no good reason why we should
not be Surveyor Of Logs and Lumber
The office is honorable and lucrative. We
are good judge Of a saw.log--can meas.
ure and compute the amount Of sawed
lumber Which any log or number Of Toys
Twill make; tell how much will be sar
wood and how much solid; and If N.
could not there are dozen women il
81. Cloud who could have taught us il
two hours. By measuring logs, We nigh
earn an honorable and comfortable Twin;
tor ou:self and family; orif we had no
wished to perform the duties Of the ofic'
i IN passsu, could haye-appointe,l, as depu
'Ety: some CHER woman who has fanll,
deoendent uron her exertions for 4 living
! enc &c ,>~s. ;;,s-torla the dciics CT tn,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
Republican County Convention

The Republicans Of Stearns count; vii!
NEE, in Con vention atthe Store Of MUIR 4
3w,,surIu, S.. Cloud, on Saturday, February
Attn, ,.esgtwo o'clock r. NJ, 10 select Four
Delegates :o,the Republican S!a,e Convention,
- convene ut st, PGul Oh the 2.d Of February
aoN:.-aud 70 attend to any ether matter per
tanning 10 The interests Of the party.
s.. Cloud will be entitled to three Delegates
il. sai*i County Convention, and each ether
Precinct to one Delegate.
The Republicans Of St. Cloud will meet at
the Store o! MILLER & SwlssHrAA on Friday
Evening, February 10Th, al q o'clock, to elect
three delegates to the above County Convex
t:oz. STEPHEN MILLER,
Chairman Republican Co Com.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

Parsoa Drownlow. ef the Kno1vils
Wing, writes from New York Tia. he
Fhad 'een to hear Henry Ward Beechsz
preach. and says i came t. The oonelus;ca
that hes~as not Lad hearted man; and
as crazy az he was Ca the sabjee, ef
| slavery, chose Of Our friends IN the South
who are fortunate enough 10 got 70 ueav-
en-, aacd not Be astonished to ina Henry
Ward Beech r there. ~, (, .gssx
"A place for everything, and everything
in It's place, as the old lady said When
she slowed the broom, bellows, bsle. Of
yarn, two babies, curry comb, three <eats
aud gridirou into an old oven.
\ down east editor says he has seen
the contrisal,cc our lawysrs u5Ss '~ahsa
they warm up With the gsubjest:yy Ne
says it is glass concern and hoas about
pint q
Senator SEWARD met with ! ,sosE ses-
dial and gratifying reception from the
people OF New lo,k on his return. from
Europe. last week. In the city Of New
York and all along the line Of the Central
AldtI CioWuS AOCACu " sCC Anu "Sa-
come him and to renew the sexpressscas
of their entire confidence ii bis wisdom,
patriotism and Craftsmanship.
L. F. Pale (pow. Jr) cosaitsed so-
icide in San Francisco. Cause-liqse1
A lot Of young Hotspurs fom The
South who had been~ attending msdical
college at Philadelphia met tosesavgon
I tuesday to the number Of about 300, aod
resolve to leave that city in hody, sad
60 to Southern college. Unlike the
treatment which Northern men receive a.
the South, they were not driven By. brute
force to this resolution; nor even BY the
force of opinion. Its merely q purpose
OF their own chosi',eS -,. -
The Legislature ha. "ousted" Tie
Democratic members from Dacotah Coun-
ty, AID given them to the Republican
CONTESTANTS.
Pittsburg, Jan 3.-George Wilson Re-
publican candidate for Mayor, .was elected
by six to seven hundred majority over
Mr.. McIlven, Democrat. =: =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

|
1t has been suggested in New York,
that service Of plate be presented by the
iepub lean women of the North, to Miss
Foulkc G: uarpcr's Ferry, to ;ntcrpose l'cr
Eic3 between that Of Thomson, one o;
Browns Mcp, and the frantic mob which
pursued him into the hotel, ana afterwards
,ook him OF: sad murdered him in cold
blood.
Yes" ID & kind mother oton Of oar
city churches, helpin. hac little son t.
:=(:n his Sunday sck55"==r l:zson ''i-'ails
was :. fugitive and ,asatond On the
earl}. he was so bad that he thought ev.
cry man would slay him. Where could
wicked Cain go?' Why, mother" replied
thoughtful .Jokhy, Gain could have
gone to + aitimcrc.' -:,
4 silver Ei;nc has been discovered no
tie Allegheny river, Pennsylvania, abont
nine miles below Franklin, and about a
dozen men are doing good business III
digging the ore from the led Of the
river aud the adjacent hills.
An Md:on Kills u Bear and the Bear
Kills .hc lndiom On Tuesday Of this
week an Indian hunter encountered a
large bear near Beef River, Stanton, and
the afI;air proved fatal to both. The In
dian% II the bear, wouuding him severely
and then rushed up expecting to dispatch
him with his tolnahawk. Mr. Bruin
'.locked horns with alf. Indian, and a
struggle for lie ensuea. The conflict
must have been terrible one. as the bel
licerents were both badly MANNED. They
were found short time after, lying few
feet apart, dead.-Eau Claire Free Press
PiitsL re-, Dec. "a monster cannon
for government was cast this morning at
Fort Pitt Foundry. under the superintcn-
dencc of Lieut.. hodman Il is COM
pletc success, weighs over IS tons, and is
called the Floyd. The metal is from the
Bloomfield Furnace. Knapp & :, Wade
were the contractors, and they have reason
to be proud Of their success.
| @~ Hon Judge. Mason. of Iowa who
made himself so popular WITH the [nven
tors of the Country while he held the
Office of Commissioners OF Patents has, NC
learn, associated himself with Mann g. &C
at the Scientific American office New
York. 81 .r-~- 81. .s...<s:r,..
The Boston Post says that a disappoin
ted candidate for office, s;peaking Of men
who would sell their votes. remarked
''Ihey are as bad as H.sop Of old, wh<
sold Ills birthright for mes Of potash 2
A novel scheme was adopted for recov
ering the body of a Mrs Mitchell, who
was drowned near Cnryi!lis, Cal. Ate,
dragging the river for several days un
successfully, a rope was stretched acroa:
some distance below where she was seer
to so down, to which hooks were fastened
SO near together that the body could mo-
float past without being caught. The
plan was successful, aud the body was one
morning, few days a1'erward, found
attached to one Of s!ie hooks hanging :;
her clothing.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

FAyoRs-We are indebted to Hon. C
Aldrich for Washington papers. lie
writes, that there arc no books or garden
seeds for distribution; and will not be until
after the House is organized and orders
some. We suggest that members cannot
send every man a library. When they
remember MS, We are glad; and hold their
favcrs in trust for public use; but, when
they do not there is no room for offence
Some unknown friend is sending US The
Congressional Globe vii CHI we arc care.
fully 6lin:. Hon. G.. c. Andrews has
sent us the reports Of our State Auditor
and Treasurer, and has our thanks. I ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
Es7A, We are indc' ted 10 the editor 1of

|. 60, We are indc' ted to the editor 1T
The Cosnszpo2i!aa Art Jonrnal for a copy
ffof t''t January No. Of this beautiful
IMagazine, containing a enc engraving Of
I" Il his Little Fig went to Market, De-
= household gem. Every No. of the
Jo@rnal OBTAINS an Engraving large
enoush.,to fratne, and good subject
fora Grc,iar painting. With the Jour-
"1! CANT copy Ct " Shakespeare and His
.Frlonas'~~-s large and magnificent Engrx
wing, one of tic finest specimens OF the
ar: We have ever seen We have taken
+. IN Agency for the Art Ultion J.. anu for
s3eo eau supply the JournuI for, one
year, one copy Of shakespeare and His
Friends" and 4 Certificate Of Member
ship, which entities the holder to a chance
for drawing some valuable piece of Statu-
airy or Oil Painting. The Picture is
worth $500. We should not take that
for ours, if We could not get another and
every rea:'tr Of Shakespeare should have a
copy. The ~Journa2 has engaged cor
respondent in Northern Minnesota, and
our citizens should see what he says of
: our country.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
Governors Message.

CuE new altnho4iCaH |t:lC '!nCciH ''o
sulur,i the rcine Of Government On the
I'll inst ; aud Governor RAMSEY has sent
il lis Message It is 4 model Of plain.
good sense and pointed application. No
gencralitics intended to be interpreted 70
suit different localities and conflicting
opinions no Jingle Of words intended to
,nean nothing; 40 "hunco1n :" no can't ;
70 dolging. rs 8 composition, it is Of
That stamp which shows, on the face Of
it, that the writer had something to say:
and .as said itof his meaning what he
says, AMI saying what he means.
lie does not, like is predecessor, talk
twac;lle about economy while devis;ng
wass auel n,eans T. s9uandcr the public
mo2ey for his own rcrsol.a} gain and that
Of his iayori:es; but he says VIC must
ccono:,tse, cut one thousand dollars rer
annun Of my salary, aud take away en-
tsrcly the large contingent fund appropri-
atcd 10 lnr use.
This il an argument which all honest
men can understand, and which will
make rosucs open their eyes in amaze-
n.e,t to find out some sinister motive to
which it can be ascribed ); fer there are
men, not few, WHO believe lLat the only
reason why PETER and JOHN, JA~Es
the son Of ALruEUs. and LEBBEUs whose
surname vas TnADpECs, and seven more
Of tho Jcsci lis, dill not steal the con,Ii
button funds, WAS because JUDAS hal
the bag. This class Will have a serious
time cyniccsuring "whut RAMHhn is al
ser;' but the great mass Of the people
vii. fee! their better NATURES REFRESHED! b.
this evidence Of honesty and patriotism
in our Chief Magistrate.
Ia making tins proposition, Gov srnor
RAMSEY has simply Gone his duty, done
what VIC expected Of him; aud from the
centre ST our soul we thank hills---l!,t FIR
proposing to save to the State few thou
sand dollars, but tor proving once more,
that active participation in politics docs
not, necessarily, make man a scoundrel
does not, per force, make him act upon
that narrow system Of se!hshncss which
makes present increase of wealth and
power .Ec chief end Of man None Of
our real Statesmen arc, or ever have been,
Of that stamp Of philosophers who get
two half.dollars set into the eyes of a
PAIR Of srectaclerims, mount them
upon their nose, and arc ever after blind
to everything beyond. In seeking to set
personal example Of retrcnchmcnt, and
Contribute something toward retrieving
the credit Of his State. ne only docs as
all true statesmen and patriots haye done
but sc thank him for lroving to tho
world that the race is not extinct, even
in. the far Wsstnoted tor political CORFU.
lon. :@i=1fH' ,...z 49, n. &
We cannot give all, or nearly 'all, q
tue Message; a. the outside Of our pape'
s:s printed before it was received !. bu
we give such extracts as We can. As {
large number Of c:,p;es Of the: Message
i - |L<> ,,,,1,iiaa ~, ~ A., 81,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

Bss~ Let all our Merchants bear in
mind that now is the time 10 buy their Dry
Goods.
We learn that D. ". !sGErsoI1 4 Co., 0,
St. Paul, are now selling Dry Goods at very
low figures, to make room for their Spring
Purchases.
They have still on hand a complete Stock o.
Staple G ,ods-just such as are wantcd for thi:
Market, and every Merchant in want Of sooe
Goods at very Tow prices, should rot fail, in
asserting up his stock, to give them call.
iunI2-4t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

SUBSCRIBE EOW--NIc will furnish
the ST. Choun DFMo Rsr and ,he At:
'ant:c Monthly, Codes Lody's Book
u H4-per's Magazine, one year, for So 81,
1ash, CT Si.C0 in produce, delivered at
M111kHASwlssusLM's; or the nzMoeRAr
and .4r'hur's Magazine fer $500 cash, or
23. so in produce. Send on orders.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

DeE~ The Pictorial "l>rother Jonathan
for Christmas and New Year, has been
received. Its large, handsome sheet
aid is sent BY the publisher, free of ex-
pen&c, to all yearly and half-yearly sub.
scribers to "Brother Jonathan" (which
is published in New York, by 3. II. Day
Terms, Sl.O0 in advance. The Pictorial
eau be obtained by sending IL cents t.
the Publisher.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
THE a.. CLOUD DEMoCRAT(
JANE. q. sWESSuEI.M. NDITOR
Thursday, Jan. 12:h 1900.

N7ASTEE--A: this osf;>e, TWO OlRlS Ia
" learn The printing business. VIC would
prefer. tAAt ens Of them should be over twenty
years II age, the other any age ahave twelve.
Meme need apply who eanRo1 read and write
Eug.ish. Reference required AS To moral
character; ana rs We shall take beth into our
family; ard ny, mas :ar as msy BE necessary
or po,s,t:s> to supply tie pla2c Of the mot hers
.hey ,.ay leave, we wou!i like TO see arph-
c.nts b*iore making *ny engagement
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

IA see,. in another column, the Pros
.pectus Of The Saturday Euesi',y Post.
Its the best Family Newspaper in the
United States; and the pictures are beau:
tiful. ~ ...... -. ...~..... .-..s .."a. j :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

MARRIED, On the ls:., int. b. the Rev. "
C. Phillips Hon. NENkr {. WAIT to Mrs.
Maria u PAIGE. all of st. Cloud
We object to this decidedly, for by ii
'lvo valued friends are reduced to ore
leaving us minus one.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
7 E0PLES'' Bank. ST. PETER, MIN.
/ - 11&k1L n
E.1s. EpGEkTos.ra =. =, sl,s Rs.'dt~t <
D. 4. MONFOHT, = ~,cssAs<r. -.

Having purchased the capital stock ofzthe
above named Bank, anu the same being enter
ed in my nane on The books Of the, hank and
in the State Auditors office, Hold myself
personally responsible and lisile for the oisea--
lation, according to the, provisions of the.
general banking law. - E. ): EDGERfOfs@
:. st. Paul, January I'd, 1860 ). janI2'6o
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

-------~---~s1
We have the lst No. Of Tic Ns,o Fra
The literary department is all We cxpnct-
ed, but Mr. WooD surprises us by lis 20
si,ion on Slavery. It is 4 ns>t!uns pr 81.
a sin in itself; and he is opposed tc extend
ing it Except by compes cntt1 and tlli.:.':s.ve
lcgis'a,ion". VIII be tell is from sl,:ace
such legislation can possibly con'o--wl,ere
men can acquire the right to do w1cne?
II VIC should say burglary or arson or horse
stealing was lad; and We were opposed to
its extension ec'*pt by c,mp::s1:' and
affirmative }ey;slato"! The cases arc
one, in principle; and Legislation compc-
tent to extend crime never can exist unit!
the Eternal Throne # God is subverteN
aud Belzebub is lord Ct the Universe.
Mr.. W, also assumes that it is no mat
ter what people say Of john Brown-we
may call him martyr or murderer, it Ines
neither good nor harm! According to I is
the lessons Of history are all uscles; and
when Jesus was crucided at Jerusalem,
i, did neither 9 od ROY harm for his deci-
pies to preach that H. diel to rclccm
those who deserted and revi'ed Linn.
They might just as we'll have joined in
the cry that lie was lnaleiactor ana &C.
served to die ! he coppcers o lluss, Of
Crnmcr and '.a:slAcr, Or Of itobispiere
and ranton did neither COCO nor harm
by designating them as martyrs or muir
dercrs This will never dc Mr.. Wovd!
Never do! Never Dc! Never dol
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

H. 2. MITCHELL, Merchant, Lower st Cloud,
Hns rece; ved large stoek of sew Gools,
which he wi!l sell CHEAP Tor CASH.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

fof the married wcmeu in this country
would net 1e:l more reeunig, inderen.
dence in a we'll ordered public al,nshpase,
than they do beqghg a living from the
men who. ate their !egai7 rrovidcrs.. # be
please to support her, he can hut if he
90 not, she is withou: redress, True, she
may run 4 bill if any che will credit her
! OH his accou,It=-which few Will 81 II Sc
warn them otherwise he noust pay
the ';ll, pror''8e2a jury Of nsen decide
that she needed tie articles purchased ];
| and provided h. cannot set somebody 10
swear that she has been IN the habit Of
paying her own bills. The ability to col.
lect, in Il case. Of this kind, rests on so
many contingencies that few prudent men
will run the risk anu a wife, therefore,
depends on what her legal custer pleases
to: give her. We say "nAster' Knowing
the meaning of the wori and few PEG
rle have thought ci the great similarity
Of the authority which husbands have
legis!atcd TO themselves over their wives,
ard that assumed by Southern sltvchold-
ers over their chattlc slaves Lawyers
may honestly contradict these statements,
for few OF them know ANYTHING abou: W.
| mans legal relations as a wife and not
one In hundred OF 'iltm is capable Of
giving all advica jill the subject Which is
MT mistake We can cite The y; and
legal DECISIONS to s,;s;a;., all We have said {:
and, w.ii:le they hold out these induce
; meats TO "ularry f,ra l:vinr,' it is no
wonder our sage Legislators rediculc the
idea Of a woman following amy other bus
irlcss. Men are quite as anxious that
women should remain quietly under the
shadow Of their protecting wings, IS are
shareholders that their property should
stay al home and be taken care Of: We,
tor one, decline he honor tf working for
the wages accorded to witthood don't
take our daily bread' second handed !;
but, like the "lion's young' which King
DAVID speaks Of, We seek our meat from
God' --earn it aud cat it, saying "by your
leaye'' to none. And, as to surueying
logs, we would rather suw them into
boords with u hand saw, for our bread and
butter, than take the dolcd pittance vllicl,
keeps most womeu's souls inside their
bodics
Nobo}y can insult us by the offer Of
ecork> hat will bring honest wages and
Nc arc very much ohlige>! to Col. ROB
EErs" for naming us in connection with
SO usetu' and lucrative business rs sur
vcyiny logs.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12

Itsr EEcEiVED5oa Cco,isanssrg-s. the
J Store of - - N-~~ o. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-01-12
aLAaCE VARIETY Of FIfKEinyF.
K S. EDGE R,T OHY 3 ; :.
BANKER tTs -
Sc .&I4 x
D f 4 LER IN EXCHHNGE
Saint Paul, :: /: :: Minnesota

Saint h"ai' :: - n Nasnne, q H.
Collections made On all pointssof ths Uzsssed
States and Territories, and promptly s5sibn,sd
fer.
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B 4 r G 4 I n n 81!
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keep their wives SO that they may we'll
envy the COOK who has her six dollars a
mouth, and feels tina, it is her own. :. j..
30 far as we are concerned personally,
we are no: candidate for any office. For
as We are now the North Western pioneer
printer, editor, and publisher Of these
United States, we arc satisfied; hut We
will engage to fnd women who need hon.
'orable and profitable employment, and
who are able ard willing to survey all the
logs in the State, leaving the men leisure
to attend 20 the duties of their sphere.
viz to cut, haul and saw said logs into
lumber, and then convert this into build
(inss,, fences and furniture. ~s.s i.
| We talk about starving seamstresses,'
butsthcir case is cnria,,le compared to'.hat
of thousands upon thousands Of women
in the upper walks Of life = obliged t.
''skeep up aprearances' when they do not
know where 70 turn to get domestic mus:
/ lin or winter shoes, while their lords and
masters spend in cigars what is needed
in their families to supply the common
necessaries Of life. TO become . paupe,
s not pleasant, but We doubt if majority