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y ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

JAMES ID. BROWNIES
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute
IRON Ratings, VERAN DAHS, BALCO.
MES. CHAI RS. SETTEES, &c; also, Grating
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other KIND q
lRON WORK for ornamental ard building pur-
poses manufactured at snort notice.
~. Particular attention given to enclosing Buria
Lots in the city and country.
brow NING G,.r,, MooEE CO.,
i . K t Ii 4 |. +. o + T. q o. 3,
viii give their IN I'D ded attention tn the Sal. e
OF NEGROES.
;sa- Office Frank in, a few doors below Wal
street. Richmond. ia 2l-1m
lARD. The subsc riber takes tuls inetEo. al IN
~ forming his friends ard the public that ne has es
tahlished himself as a. NJ f.RCHANDIZk BROk Err
AND len ERAL COM mission MERCHANT
he VIII attend To the purchase and sale of Ner
cnandlze generally also, Flour, " heat, Corn, To-
lacco, and all descriptions of Country Produce
HIS special attention will be given to all business
entrusted TO has care. From his long business
experience he hopes to meet with Iibera share of
public patronage. He refers, by permission, to
LEWIS WEBB, Esq,
Messrs. UNLoP, MoNCURE Il Co., RichmO'd
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co., Va,
BACON Il Baskerville,
BRYANT, TINsLEY Il HoLMEs,{ p.,.
g SPENCE 4 REID, baltimore
TWELLs X Co., PHILADELPHIA
THOMAS MoNAHAN. Esq, New York.
VIM. s. ROYSTER,
Office cor. of Cary and Va streets
Richmond, Nov. LIST. 1889. no It's
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HENRY w:,THoMAS ANUS r. BLAKEY.
/. .. ROBERTSON, JAM ES Z. CLOSE,
I'd. SANGSTER. WN. ID. VI ASSET,
DIX. K. II. SrABLER. THOMAS +. HILL,
CHRIST r NEALE, RICH d II. CARTER,
2. D. IIPSCOMb, ROBT. +. LESTER
SiLAS BiGI.OW, ST STUART,
W Nj. NJ. TURNER, WM. WRIGHT,
OFFICERS.
HENRY W. THOMAS, President.
I. b. ROBERTSON, Vice President.
THOS. +. HILL, Treasurer.
WM. WRIGHT. Secretary.
JAS. L. CLOSE. Actuary and General Agent.
Applications for Insurance granted. and policies
.ssued and renewed the most favorable terms
N the above Company. at our office.
b. A. COOKE,
L. u CLOSE,
l4th st., Exchange Hotel Building,
&c 3-sIn Richmond Va
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~ OTlC ALI who desire PLANS FOR
BUILDINGS, or any other mechanical i'm
proyements, would do well TO call upon the sub
season apt to be too much occupied to allow very
ample time to improve and perfect them unless
Insy nave been under previous consideration. In
complete work, solicit Immediate attention.
G. F. n. SMITH,
dins Hall. corner llth and Bank gtreets, Rich
niead, Va. ia Yi-In'
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A. ~ HAVING BEEN solicited by many
-. 81 nv friends and neg ..hoTs all over the
county annornce myself a candidate for the Of
nee OF EOMNlSSloNER OF THE REVENUE
or the DistIcts No and 4. Henr,co county
lie INV " NJ. D. fEMBtRTON. Of SilneY.
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'k wees TO the public IN the treat,ne M secra
diseases. Twenty years' practice in The 9fnre
praEch giVes Dr. 7. claim to bic favar.-Ofice
on trankiin street. near the Exchange Hotel Ind
thlrd house below Trinity Church same s;f,e H.
= az on h3nd' 2 supply Of tie "CHtMICAI TX
reLovators for weakened parts now known Med.
cinas sent to order. All comnY Hlcations nv letter
or6fnerwisH promptly attende, tn. Richmond Va
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HAVE Won been ut r. GOLDSMIT'S. a,o Broad
street. lie Is closing out his stock such sac
rihclng prices White Tar'atans. yards vide IsX
cents; splendid lace IN front Corsets. at S7Is cts
o'he st,les very cheap,; Hoop Skir,s. a, bali The
visual price; yard WIDE Rleaehed Cot Gus Of excel
lent iuaty, III ~ cents: other sty les at Io cents
as good as New York Mills; t'nhleacl;ed CoI,nns
very cheat; IRISH Linens At 90 cents, worth IS cents
very rIch Collars nj - cts. worth 81 ~; Emlroid
cred Handke rchleis at 1871 cents; aniendtI LADIES',
White Hose NJ ls4a cents; Car,b,c Bands; Infants
Waists; camHlc and swiss Edglngs nni TTserf-
ings. very cheap; splendid white Taconet one ana
quarfer ,arhs N width, only e. cents: Miiilner,
foods; Dress TRIMMINGS; Hair Nets yer, cFeap.
SHIRT trns ms, and nrnerous 9th articles Reap,,
10 mind the goods must be sold tc make 70. m so
immediately at = COL DsMiTs, sa Broad s sdai st,
nkY GOODS At COST.-Haylng too I,--s
osr STOCK 1 81 DfS Goods on hand for this season
March next my entire stock Of p .as I'm OF
s,sting Of every article generally found at fsi
e.ass Dry foods Stores at cost, and a great many
rocco, Goat and Leather Shoes. with and without
sb,ny p p,aim' ioxe9 anu tippe, Caters at aston
every description Servants Shoes, for 30 ard g.
cents @orl twice the money Gents Oxford Ties
11n- fess oate's, &c.. at all prices.
Inc grsatest bargains in Mnnrning Bonnets
w,aeh i "asht AT auction by Mrs. Woody-the
man ther value. Be careful of going Ia The nv HI
IN y, waeie You can save . per cent, by eaing
VI AhN ~. IL SALE wOKkS.-We
rNoasav nave OF hand from the above factory. PLAT
s scsInEHs IF svs4 ~ (, v. 1S and
IS, Is AGENTS Tor the manufacturers are prepared TO
n, Scales. TO- which for neataess. durability
ana accuracy cannot be surpassed.
VAN-LEW, TAYLOR CO.,
ia 0-N No. ~ Main street.
{ LAnk kS 4 ANDERNUN, No, 100,
~ NAL STREET. RICHMOND, VA, Impor-
ters ana Job,ers OF Hardware Cutters. suns, &e,.
CHAINS, $50 pairs Stage Traces, 40 Log. OK and
rum Chains, 50 dozen Halter Chains, % dozen
nac c hreast and Tongue Chains. loO dexen Horse
ana Mule Hames, 90 dozen Stage and Omnibus
flames 2iO dozen Horse and Mule Collars 40 doz.
urhss and tram Scy thes lD dog. ScS he Snaths,
- dozen Gfaln Cradles, ti50 doxen Hiiing anu
eeting Hoes 40 dozen Hay and Manure Forks.
30 dozen Sitove's and SeadeS. i5ai d,xan Garry
Leils. atA dozen c.tion, b ""s aud ilafss Calds,
Ne. AZ. tts#
GOSHEN ntTrEa. ii sasll kess, T.. sale
~ by WIN. +. KING.
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mi Owe YOUR EYE.

- " 2 Y + fOI F.YE-
L-F7 u sSlGHT.-M. J FRANKLIN L
co, Opticians, offer To the public
o. fiGnmond and vIclnIty, their IMPROVED
CRYSTAL PERiSCOPIC SPECTACLE Els for pre-,
serving and restoring the impaired vision to It's
MiSCRoSCOPkS. IT. ESCOPES, OPERA
S1 =, and MATHEMATICAL iNSrRU'
MINIS; the finest collection of STEREO-
SCOPES and STtREOSCOfIc PICTURES TO lie
found III great variety, at their Office IN tie CITY
<avingS Bank. l4a Main street Richmond Va
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~ by WM. +. KING.
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MAIL It's, three years old, straig ht, smooth
and Tree OF knots. They will make beautiful
shade trees. Are warranted 10 grow. If propetl,
pianed Pnce - each, delivered in the ci,s
L. JOHNSTON i BRO,
fe Its ia Al - -.
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.sA NATURAL BRIDGE, VA.-ra

" .TTn Y ibS plrFHHSeu the entire
ar-NE-k MA I RAJ BKi bGE PROPERTY,
thh "tiHS now e02aStd IN making extensive nd
oi NAV t" en'ertsin larger number sl VISITORS
IN u more comfortable manner than ever before
! HalU always supply my table win tho best that
! ne nafhet affords. fiy Bar VIII ne supplied with
TIE bes Wines and liquors. + respectJulr, solar
The patronage of the travelling pnhllc assurIn.
them that they shtii he entertained IN a manner
that cannot iatl "a please. The Brtye tciE BE- ne
10 al rio may ir,Sh 10 rfSit IL.
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TIE I.ocusTs THIs YEAR.-A writer In the
National Inseilisencer, speaking OF the locust.
this year. says that they will commence
emerging In North Carolina about the 10th OF
May, ana few days later for every hundred
miles rs we progress north, until the t.t OF
June, In Washington county, N. y. This will
afford a fine opportunity to test the correct
ness OF the assertion that they do not appear
regularly every seventeen years. None of the
southern tribe (thirteen-year ldcusts) appear
TINS year. He gives the following, among
other States. to he occupied by them:
Mary land-From Anne Arundel county to
the middle of 81. Mary's county from the
Chesapeake to the Potomac river. Virginia
From the south part Of Londoun county to
the Roanoke river from the Blue Ridge To the
Potomac river North Carolina-Cas we'll
Rock ngham. Stokes, Guiiord, Roman, Sur
ny, and adjacent counties.
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BECOME NUIsANCE-The squirrels have
increased to such an extent In the public
parks IN Philadelphia that they have become a
them Entirely from the SO uares. As the trees
yield no nuts many die during the " il ter from
starvation. ana it is also alleged that they have
driven away all insectivorons birds and that
worms nave so increased in consequence rs TO
make the rapid dies truclio of the trees ineyi-
table. besides extending the contagion 10 all
other shade trees in the city.
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FRANKLIN PAPER MILL,
BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
keeps constantly on hand all descriptions OF EN-
VELOPE. MANILA AND WRAPPING Pa
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, Of all qua
paid for Rags.
oe l1-dlV GEO, WHITFIELD pres,t.
OFFICE RICHMOND ANDY r. r. CO.,
NOTICE TO CONTKAC 8 IT, -se ace nro-
y posals are invited for the construction of
DEPOT BUILDINGS, ENGINE HOUSES and
NH0PS- at Richmond and West Point Plans a nd
SPECIFICATIONS may he seen at the Treasurer,s
Once Main Street, on and after the 18th INST
fe7-H THOS. n. SHARP Sup't
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>OPPOsfTE ESCH 4NG3E b,fssf
Have JUS, received ALL or IHt '- 1Ts al
STYLES OF GENTS FINE nkfSs, pniSALp4
XOUAVE. VIcIOR EMANC RI. sed q
sssortusn, Of YOUNG CENTS r "a CAfs
CARS. Also, BOYS DRESS HAAS ~
IN steat variety -----,,tfp
- ATtEN rio>. ~ ~ 80 -
1CkNTRAl GUARDS 90 Year ~ saa Il
read. You will tlease cat ARD s., s.rs,L
70 /. DiCklNSoN'S, Is Mali
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= FOR KENT.-A DwFII1vr
81. SCORES, UNDIR ST ,,, ,,.AA

a. HUI Fl, FOR RFNT.-Ths -, HNSIH
- on Wan 81; a.!I9!aing DIXIE q H., r
and the NV o STORES, Nos. and Do't,3e'st
under the IT. Charles Hotel. are for r .a ~
prices, To good tenants. App,y 10 'rL! y
;.1 D. y. y. TANCEr, Bro,d,
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STORE HOUSE FOR RENT.-WishIng To- de
lease my STORE HOUSE for y term OF sears
on very reasonable terms. Any one wishing Ia
engage IN InerchandlzIn. Will lind TINS a most de-
sirabie stand. lie N-lml JOHN LCSTEk
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PIANO FORTES.

-wna III III MON ID PIANO FORTE
N;s7 ~, n A ANp FACT0RY. AND GENERAL
CAN MUSIC AND MrSiCAI. INSTRUMENTS
DORR RADE. Ware5oous 23l. Factor, 2so
Broad street. would respectfully invite puoi,c at
tention To their large assortment of PIANOS, and
would oHer such guarantees as viii satisfy the
most fastIdIous purchaser.
Our PIANOS are warranted for FIVE years. kept
IN tune twelve months, and EXCHANGED within the
hrst SIX months, If they ial to give entire satsfac
ton to the purchaser.
Particular attention is paid to orders from the
country, and persons may safely rely upon the
faithful execution Of their orders.
Old Pianos taken In change for new ones.
~ PIANOS hired at low rates.
DORR h RADE,
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n MILITARY GOODS. ] nave H9gSS g.
As ierge variety of MtiIiAhl vl.z
CAPS, tas samples. any or sl oi Nr'S' A.
furn shed TO com anles at the shoftest tnhNX
at very low prices. no. Ia ~ .if,,t
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4 IEGE. ms Inhrmayy Is situated at the conner
OF Marshall and College Streets in an elevated and
healthtu position, convenient to the Railroad De
pots, Hotels and other centres of business IL is
furnished with every arrangement requisite fnr
the successful treatment of diseases and INJURIES
ana for the conoTt of the sick. All persons re-
curing MEDICAL or SURGICAL. aid. excep,
The insane and those laboring under contagious
discusses are admitted into the institution Living
IN women are also received and carefully attended
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LyG ATE l. Il X a ID IL n US
NH PIANos.-.Ws call the attention OF the
w ~ citizens Of Richmond and VIRGINIA. 10
our PIANO FORTES. We have placed these in
struments with Mr.. CARUSl, that their qualities
IN ali respects i::ay he tested by the side of the
famed CHICKERING'S.
hlg.i anti IS numerous testimonials factory
The country all Of when can he seen ut Mr.
CaRCsIs, On broad street. 81 dooF irain sab.
LtGHrE 4 Bradbury.
~ CHilk ERiNt. PIANOS 70 lie had
IfTgi at NcAkUs!s;i i' ,, street, street.
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DIVORCES IN KANsAs.-A Lawre ace letter.
writer denounces the facility with which the
Kansas Legislature grants divorces, and gives
the following, among other instances:
"a bill was granted to-day to a citizen of
Missouri, whose wife is residing there. of
whose history nothing Is known except th.
statements OF the man who desires 10 be di-
Norced Yesterday another was granted 10 a
citizen OF Indiana. One is pending tor gen
'i"ihan IN thus ct;y who has been married sey-
efti mon rs 10 a second WIfe while the tor
hi"f contract IL not annulled. sun others are
pending tor men who have new wives already
10 be led to he altar, when, at the same time
thNy nave wives SUI lIXlny In the SiaIrs.
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RMHMOND FERTILIZER NANUFAC-
=. TURING MILLS, ROCKETS, RICHMOND,
VAL HARTMAN, General Agent. maufaetu re
ana keep constantly supply OF pure, fine ground
b3NE DUST; Har,man's AmmoBiated Super
PHOSPHATE of LIME; Hariman's improved
MANIPULATED GUANO all Of which We war
rant genuine and good adapted to wheat, corn
oats, tobacco and cotton.
For sale by Messrs. WOMBLE r CLAIBORNE.
BiAlR CHAMBERLAYNE and ALEXAN-
K.(r Ia a.
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<N&y3 - NJ ~Et CIV ID another supply of
80 Ladies and Chdren's Boots and Shoes
81 the nest quaty, and selling ~ low prices, III l8S
Broad street. u. HELLER Il co.

~. \
az but dust; therefore, why greve at the
chances of life, for it leaves but
dfeary waste to contemplate upon. SO now for so
HioQuiZlng.
Mk, EDITOR As sand in my last advertisements
had been studying astronomy. of course people
expected Lo near uf some great phenomena would
nave discovered. but III examining the elements,
found there was mystery beyond the colnprehen-
SION o man, and as had no desire to hu. la y tower
solldltles.
ana now Stili n the ring 10 trade for ANYTHING
nom the bon els al lie earth 20 the mountain ,up
50 'hat push along. keep moving; fur II is wiser
IMAM setting ASIDE aud dreaming. 81 tng ard vast
Hs tie tlde. tor IN lite earnest i7te those oni,
pfPI1.! who daily IAaTcn onwa5d and never So,
Hail. HAGAN'S JOHN,
18Th ST., Greek Nation, f edmond. Va
t. 81 promised the public 5oilnnce of n.y
NE Nhieh VIII be forthcoming due Time.
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STONkS AND nO NDS FOR SALE.-
- Virginia STATE SKIES.
Richmond and Petersburg per cent BONDS
Orange and Alexandra 8 per cent. BONDS.
ia O-ts K. H. MAURY n CO.
IVORY BALANCE HANDLE TABLE
= CUTLEkY.-Just received a rev lot of both
Table and Desert KNIVES, handsome patterns
Also, few dozen 6ne Ivory CARVERS. and va
ST. les. Vi "'"oish'
~, 10 be sold in lots to accommodate families and
'taa s 1 very cheap. Apply at r.. COOKS
~ "-eA Auction Store. 70 Main street.
HENRY Clay ClG,Hx. a., sn.,,.---
brand, for sale bv A '"'' ""''''"'
JAS. II. PEARCE n co.
.-s--.,-.-- Druggists. Kichmaid.
A TTENTION, MiiLTARy.~l yI,,s H.. lin
.. 1n'sse ~ Yuanttty aud v,Tiaty ~ inn So
street. KEEN, BALDWIN & WlIiIAAfg"
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f%-DR SHERMAN'S great radical cure Trnse
can now he had for on, FIVE dollars. Every ,nedi-
cai man who has examined this Instrument, pro
nonnoes 1t superior to all Others. IF desired VIC
Will cheeriuily refer to any of the very r,iiuerous
persons who have Teen thoroughly cured bv this
Truss. Persons owning vauabi slaves thus attlct
ed, should procure one. they being so durable and
the cheapest IN the end We will send this Truss
to any part OF the country by Express or mail
dress G. g lax S0T az
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~ B0ox> AND SHOES MADL.

b 70 ORDERING are now taud 49,
~ have been tor some time pastl making mea-
sured work Ia order and having ENLARGED nur man.
ulacturlng establishment. we have better tacIiI
ties To serve our customers and the public general
~ with everything pertaining To- the Boot and Shoe
making business We also make to order Boots
tor cavalry purposes; We!line ton and Washington
Boots; plain stitched and channel bottom Boots;
single double and cork sole Boots We also make
To order Boots and Shoes for dsforUed feet.
We Will undertake TO make work of every variety
and sly lie worn both in this country and hurope.
MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO
No Ut tn a al
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4 tAKD.-We return our thanks 20 our
I n toners and the public generally. for the very
liberal patronage we have received from them AID
hope bN street attention to business to merit n
tnnance of the sane. ASSURING them that pains
VIII he spared to give them entire satisfaction
Having IN our employ ment the best werkmen that
this country can produce. we are now better pre-
pared to manufacture ladies'. gentlemen's, misses
and boys BOOTS and SHOES, of every de-
scrlption, and on a much larger scale than hereto
tore. We import all of our materials direct for
the manufacture of all kinds Of work made here,
which Will always he found superior To an. North
ern work. w shall engage more largely in manu-
featuring than heretofore and we call especial at
tention OF al N want of good work aud at far
prices, to cal on ALEX. II ii. 4 co.
4uanuilcturers and importers of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks &c.
Jry Man ,o,,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-15

DHILlP ROHR's MUSIC, AND MUSICAL
L Instrument Depot, (the Bookstore formerly
occupied by VIM. Van Hamm near the st. Paul
Post O&ce,) St. Paul, 1Min. ~: =" f..:f
The want of g. first class Store where the
latest Musical publications can be had at all
times, has long been felt in the Northwest
and induced the subscriber to locate qerma-
nently at St. Paul. His large stock, embracing
not only all the most popular Pieces of the
Day, but also the classical works of the mas
tiers, and an Extensive collection Of Foreign
Music, has been selected by him personally
and is without doubt the largest and best as
sorted selection in the West. By special
agreement with Messrs O. Ditson & Co. in
Boston, and the leading publishers Of Philadel-
phia and New York all their new publications
arc forwarded to him as soon as issued, ANY
piece of music desired and not on hand, will
at once be ordered and can be had in ten days.
= Persons at q distance ordering music in
small quantities, can receive it by mail without
extra expense. All orders whether large or
small, strictly ard promptly attended to. Sole
Agent for the Northwest, Of the Philadelphia
Musical Loan and Saofng Society, in which every
stockholder by the payment of only SD per
month, will receive first class seven octave
Piano-valued at $400-for about $3.50. Cir
culars sent on application gratis. Also, sole
agent for Schumacher & Co.'S unrivalled pianos,
and H. Knauf's celebrated Organs. - 80
49, =, ."9'@ Pr 'RoIR,,
Z mch6-6m - ~ -: /" i''. st. Paul.
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.A.NIRI.A
DOUGLAS COUNTY.

This town is beautifully. located in one Of
the finest Agricultural regions in the North
West. It is inthe centre Of the County and Is
admitted by al TO occupy . natural point for.
Town, Farmers in quest Of superior land
claims combining timber, water, and prairie
Invalids seeking health and comfortable re-
treat where hunting and fishing may, be indul-
ged in TO- any extent; or, the lover, Of tho
beautiful in nature, win ct Alexandra find
their several tastes gratifed.. ....,. =
Situated on the State Road to Breckinridge
either-under the management Of men possess
ing the utmost energy, Alex andria bids fair
to be one Of the largest inland towns in Nun
nesota. The country to tho south and west
is Prairie and Timber in the finest proportion {;
while to the, North and East there extends an
unbroken body Of Woodland, the greater por-
ton of it being Of good size and quality. O,.e
The Prairies and Lakes in the vicinity de-
serve particular MENTION .sEden Prairie " 10
ten miles long, and from one to one and a-half
miles wide; with timber along the sides and is
we'll watered. It ferssuperior facilities to
Farmers and at many points along are beauti-
full building spots on the shore Of a beautiful
lake. "Garden Door, and g Sedgen Pralries
are also worth the attention Of Farmers, being
Of moderate size high upland and entirely
enclosed with timber. These Prairies all d.
verge from the Town Site and are accessible
to the State Road: Lake agnes ana siswi-
nona," skirting "Eden Prairie" Charming bod
les of water and for picturesque beauty cannot
be surpassed. Within one,two and three miles
ore Lskes IL. Homedieu'' t'Carlos'' and .sDar-
ling connecting and forming sheet of water
20 miles in extent. These lakes are grand and
beautiful: Along their banks are thousands
Of claims-a country capable Of supporting
dense settlements, and to those seeking homes
in the West is presented country possessing ex
traordinary attractions. The Company -offe
he most liberal inducements to actual settler
tonthe, Town Site:4 Letters addressed to tn
Executive Committee, JOHN. BALL, VIZ
KINKEAD, or JUDGE GREGORY, Alexandria
or,to GEORGE F. BR0TT, st.. Cloud, will b /
promptly answered. n E7,ty -.
Alexandria, Sept. aoth 1856.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-15
3 <.<a PURIFY THE BLOOD. ,aa II
MoFFAT'S llFEPll
III ~:,r@.. 73H-.s~ AND; :l.4 ;. 3}.>s Z.
PHCENIxBTTTERS
FREQ from all Mineral Poisons.

The great popularity which MOFFATSLIFE
PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS have attained
in consequence of the extraordinary cures Of
fected by their use, renders it unnecessary for
the proprietor to enter into particular analy-
sis of their medical virtues or propertiee.-
Having been more than twenty years before
the public, and having the united testimony
Of more than Three Mzzlon. Of persons who
have been restored to the enjoyment Of perfect
health By them, it is believed that their repu-
tation as the best vegetable medicine now be-
fore the public, admits Of no. dispute. IN d
most every city and village in. tho United
States, there are many who are ready to testify
to their efficacy in removing disease, and Civ
!: IN 70 the whole system renewed yigor: and
health. ''.'' 80! II 49," -. 20 $50
In cases Of ;serefula, Ulcers, Scarsy, Or Etrp.
tioas Of the skin, tho operation OF the LIFE
MEDICINES is truly astonishing, often remov-
ing, il 2 few days, every vestige ofthese loath-
some diseases, BY their purifying effects on the
blood Bilious Ftvers, Fever and Ague, Dgspep-
sia Dropsy, Ples, and in short most oil diseases
soon yield to their curative properties. No
family should be without them, a. by their
timely use much suffering and expense may ts
saved. Prepared 6y ~ EnJ1 i. f.~.., .
WILLIAM B.. sMOFFAT1, NIB.
s5od9vT 20 og1J5 ,~'asWew York.
And for sale by all DRUGGISTS. v2n39-1y