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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
PURIFY THE BLOOD
MoFFAT''s LlF;E PiLL.s
r = <AND = 81
PHGNIxBI TTE]R5
Free from all Mineral Poisons.

The great popularity which MOFFAT'S LIFE
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 Of: propertiee.-
Having been more than twenty years before
the public, and having the united testimony
Of more than Three Mzzlons 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 how be-
fore the public, admits ofsnp. depute. ;, IN al
most every city and ,1illsge inJthe oUnited
States, there are many who are ready to testify
to their efficacy in removing disease, and CIV
ing to the whole system renewed vigor! and
health.
In cases Of .Scretula, Uosrs, Seursy, Of Esp-
tors Of the skim the operation of the, LIFE
MEDICINES is truly astonishing, often remev-
Ing, in few days, every yestige Of these loath-
some diseases, by their purifying effects on the
blood: 1Ru!on. :Fsger., Fsrer and Agxe, Dgspep-
sia, Dropsy, Pes and in short, most all diseases,
soon yield TO their curative properties. No
family should be without them,, 40 by their
timely use much suffering and expense may be
saved. y Prepared w. 90: u :.a;.,.,ao,
WILLIAMB. :MOFFAT, M. d.
T. 3rsA~t ora:1 a4a5e '21;, - jglNeao York.
|" And for sale by all Druggists; sv2ns9-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
9lsg5y ;,!.s sREr4g e

9ls14 a!.a s9GJ3'[ea3 q
certain mortgage executed by the lBinnebego
w.tefP oyssc&, Z +: s,EEHar1 af Hs9ss.
10th Arb la57, and duly recorded IN the
ssss,y 3 s:s: e. Rsses s s'issa:
81 sf' SD ia s&e Ii !; s: IN
5 Hurd, for sslusb@ oQnsideration, sold
I'd b HRs sss IS e.:
ment thereof Ihevia& tbssnsg duly recorded in
the Office Of the Register q Deeds Of said
stearns county 81 the eleventh day Of Sep
TENDER As1IalH66, atHlleap6at. tI6ar o'clock
P n and was duly recorded in Book of AS
signments pages & 4, on which mortgage
there is now claimed to be due the sum Of
Two Thousand six hundred forty four 27-l00
s9s 7, IA 3
er the amount 50 due thereon,
NoN kterfhate nsotieA r nerlby glyen that
contained and pursuant to the statute in such
'sass-naaG and adsias tho prsmisss. dssoli-
tss sea.s ST. s
two in the town OF Winnebago, and3'running
from thence northerly on Rock street to tho
north <vest1 Corner Of said blook, a1hsS6@e1, On
the north line Of said block to tho Mississippi
river, thence down; said river ito Bridge street,
thence on the north side sof~ Bridge street ID
the placeiof beginning; with all the heredita-
msnts Ind .appdrtenan ees ybeaoe png,
will be sold At public auction to the, highest
bidder at the front door Of tie sIIWillis House,
in St. Cloud in said etearnss county, on the
second day ST Augusta DE- 1860 at eleven
'sss q a ,sid sR:ss. III sas x:
costs and expenses Of sale g allewe4hy law.
= Dated Nay 9th, 1850. Assignee.
.eJr;s. s. D, n. DEMAoN, Attorneys ,..,-.
S1@F(iune21 lev ;st. Il III, itslf IiHddS
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+ asDR. W.eB. s1MoMToN.7 :
p KsPEcTFULLYatsndsrs his Professional
IN: Ssftfcsste til Citizens 6fIst. Cloud and
IT'S Vlcihity as.1tsssaa siII: gHiTtg sTotit;s II
IeoR ssidsnce, Lower Town second .house south
wen, Of R4ss5nej ifornssipz ocsupisd La. Mr..
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iNTio I'll 6 E--Noties3 10 hsrehy,givs shat on
t1N the 2eth.day Of Jtne AGO. IL Town Site
ofaFAlRs HAVENsoS tearnsIt Co., Mimi, was
BY the Tawa t;ounaa thereof 4eoord-
ing TO law in suehaeases made and provided. .
g, 9. The land. sntsre4 as ssad tTexnd embraces
north west, quarterEof the north east quarter,
The south half OF the North west eusrteso the
north east quarter of the south vest quarter,
sid lot two 4C2] vef: Section Mo- four raj ia
Township Nof Qpe hundred sndh twenty one
ta2E] ;aorthof Ra4geytNenty eight 1881 west.
All persons. claiming lotp or bloeI1gon said
town are snotiaed ITO present their claims in
manner prescribed by statute within ,sixty days
rom this date. - THOS. G. PARTRIDGE; =
DFai5 Z, A4 "a sy@4f2n lPQa .IfAiAnt.
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<Abstract of HeteorefekRss

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~ Clear Partly Wholly =; kAversgesst,sq
days overcast overcast cloudiness yf
alar8 i'll .o23 ,4.iIa,1s44a sIs1 ASS,
No. days. Amount Of prs- il Average II Total
rainifeM cipitatlon Of rain each rain I,ieyT
.'ia<ll ear f 4!26 inches syI 0n:89 in. 80
Ho ExPLAKA rIox. 1.-The observati6nsw were taken
three times each day, viz ::7eA. NJ, 2 and P.
~. The Thermometer fissin degrees and hun
dredthst. The Winds indicate the number o1
days from the eight points Of the. compass al
tie hours of observation; and Is estimated from
"a: scale adopted by the institute o representa
an entire calm; la light breeze TWO miles
per hour; 2, breeze, four miles per hour; 4,
q strong wind; twenty i've miles per hour
and 50 on up to 10, one hundred miles aper
hour" The average force for the month ID
1928. The Weather column is for cloudiness,
rain, &c., and is from scale s 0 represents IN
entirely clear sky ]; 10 entirely overcast-then
will Be skAaf overcast. The Rain iadh inches
and hundredths; measured in rain gauge.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
= DOUGLAS RATIFICATION!
the pEnocRA1I: ''mAsHEfN'' III morton !!

p Last Saturday evening Wilson's Hall
was brilliantly lighted for ! grand gather
ing Of the masses, and several speakers
primcd to the muzzle" with that !"'sWeet
.gushin' child Of nature,'* popular lSover-
eighty, ready to proclaim their pet to the
great outpouring Of. old Stearns County.
! But, 10! at the appointed hour, the masses
consisted solely of Charley Luey's ;Dutch
Company Of twenty raw recruits, who
marched into the. hall, brought up in the
rear by eleven Democrats and sixteen Re
publicans. " ''.|'; > w., ,,.,r .. s..
J. G.. Shepley Esq was: chosen Chair
man, with long list v: Presidents and
Secs. The Chairman stated the object Of
the meeting, ,ebearscd the leading princi-
pies Of the different, political parties, res:
.arrected The: Old us: Bank, and wound
up fourthly on Douglas and land that
other man. A gentleman from Nova
=. Scotia, with several hot bricks in bis hat
suggested: that Mr.: Moore be called for
! speech. But never MoQresa came he
Some one limited that---he was Moore for
!, Bell and. Everett I:Whereupon, one afthe
b .Teutonicy brethren, + as the meeting was
growing iddry, moved to adjourn down to the
i: street, where a beer barrel was discoursing
sweet sounds, This happy thought VS.
electric. Down scampered the st. Cloud
Ga.rds;''saan bang went the beer bung,
:: andnow rises tue fire Of enthusiasm. Loud
q calls were made for the distinguished ora
tor Of the evenings specimen Of Doug
vlasism along:drawn. out. The honorable
member having dispensed With, h bs Ygalki
stick, and capillary appendage,o with all
dpe asoended e, IL summit pi II IF
storc4boz, and then and,there proceeded
I'm Numbering tones Is ptoolain,s5 the indy:
oi1g beauties ofjPopular': isoveusignty, and
{. to depict the Wild enthusiasm nov sweep.
!; ing the grsat North. Westfor thegrea.t "a:
:. thor Of tins great principle, event. g the
most remnte precincts Of tag Of ,Renblna :
,FApt8luis from the beer barrel.1 Thereat
raia.sGssE ~. w5fsftli i
ntvs 4"soee - sau1s ,e.:a>l 4agl>t js h3iaI
s'Fhere 10 o. DouaLAs that shapes cur ends,
ATT ID how thor sas VI YIN. Hona 4
%" "a: 1ttott1eda solspat{ 1.s
az s*xos--a httles bob tailed nag fioansthe
y boiling 3o,iyyer VII 4 ! popular
sssovsre,gaty; and breaking aIstallDi 10 ono
spEot fol giant: The s!ljin d this
! terrific sand1 WIKI ith ~ tie
,ndi4c4argst Of ANAL shot, the GyolleyA Of
Is nbuststry, and ihsI firing enc lhpn-
dred and forty poundef;; wseh aIes no. little
pride III throwing to the, bfee3o itkeaf fact
1ssss s;,;. 81 IS .s.t Cloud ;ss
deigsty hero his FIRST burial by tho honors
> Of war: Requiescot in !paee!aa ,<.1ai
$50 y:tdQfsi3I,ssT !
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
1>HE PUBLIC BLESSING WHICH Is NOW
universally admitted To axiat III :Nfnffaf, q

THE PUBLIC BLESSING WHICH IS NOW
i universally admitted to exist III :1fofat's
Life Pills and Phoenix ;Bitters, is every day
demonstrated BY their astonishing efficacy in
the eases which they are announced to cure.
All the complaints 81 the stomach. and Bowels,
system generally, bilious and liver affections,
night fevers, head aches; piles, costiveness,
consumption, rheumatism, scurvy, impurity Of
the blood, or blotcheda md sallow compilations
soon yield to their curative properties a sin
gle trial invariably secures them the title Of
the best family medicines'now before the public
For sale by the proprietor, W. B. MOFFAT,
at his office, 235 Broadway. and by Store
Keepers and Druggists generally, v2n39yl
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
SPECIA]3i3.:. NOTICES
i: Beautiful Hair.,., !9Tbig IS one Of the

greatest ornaments Which man Or woman could
boast Of. A splendid head Of hair, . laxuri-
ance Of hair if it be in a high state of health,
glossy and thick, no matter what It's color be,
SO that it is natural, is an attraction that win
not escape. the envy Of those whe are bald,
and gray hair is unnatural till one is in the
neighborhood of four score and ten; short of
that it is . disease. We would remedy this
disease, and in what JHay'?S Use Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, for sale at all the
drug stores it restores the hair, it restores it,
health, and when thai is reproduced. il beauty
sure to follow. Woods Restorative is the only
Xaluable Hair Preparation go myi24- 33m
-. MARLATT & SIMS, Agents at St. Cloud.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
ssT1tA.MlPtNsatGae' VI '0[IpERf:
,Nep.. de@atifasl and u.ful uznvent;on
Ecpresslv for III. Lldies,s benefit.

Every l.dy can make ther own Pattern. for
Stamping: Embroidery, Of any design ,tbey
pl,eses # 4 qnick, ana easy Learned, : md Is
very grea saving Of TING And YORK Send
elsteRIp and set 8 sample e The Stamping,
and also 4 Circular giving information and
of hundreds sf .1adieis xho f Ave
used tbs stamp. A1d tl4 - ,t
.,io,s l. ia sTos Nh! =, 7, l MILItA4s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
Io0AI EH1:HWS.

sATx1E poRa. Mr. Ey5ns, afCleaf Wa
Iii ss .s =, l setf ssa Az 5
Th. isha5a 10 beatsotoa, sasoM Vi Dsssvss
T. aas !; slsiisa, a. b; i
da5itwenty.s~o Gove.nne nt teams; with
Hon ssiss sto,,six l s.lmasllsssr s.eh, Raasssd
sthrough town: for sFore Abererombis:2 has
& III rha: e,ti 81 State ] Fir !. to Be
hold t Fort Smelling on 's7th, 2 g b an. and
s29, &.Sseptember,.1 s,;t to 7sszsap ,saslt,c.s
r. 100 fhos. Jones received u hrge s7p-
ply Of new non bys the last beat, and is
now prepared to do all kinds Of black.
suithing .o5ytM M: z,sJone,s>,4s Il, s,n,,aa
good workman, and We would Recommend
him t. al. all Of. our citizens and 70 country
people having any work in his limo to- be
$50 cs7sa f:e'2;s tna a43 vttit F;a ,s1f.t:.,i
.Noue. III. -" .sLL t3&z >1qiioi2 z:[ti,yvl.ig,s
,,:aTHr'MA11s. The letter mailed Thy
our delegate to- Chicago on May 18th, i'm
mediately after the nomination. of Mr..
Lincoln, reached US on the, evening Of
June 30th. IL The Republican dailies from
St. Paul have not reached Us for the past
three OF four days !; while the Pioneer
comes 70 hand every evening, TBuchan-
ans officers have, no, doubt, satisfactory
reasons for the delay, and. We submit; as
III good. citizens are bound to do. ,... j sao
. FoURrn %or' juicy -IHIa.s n gain come,
and gone.z A large number Of our citi-
.ens went to Clear Water to celebrate !;
while others thought they could best com
muiemorate the day and the great work Of
their; forefathers, by guzzliug bad whiskey
and making beasts aud fools Of themselves
generally. Some people appear to think
that on the 4th Of July l776, the people
devoted themselves most particularly to
drinking strychnine and tangle-foot whis-
key, smashing tumblers, brea1kl;iinng window
glass and playing clown, and that signing
the Declaration was q merely incidental
affair, and feel bound to follow their ex-
ample: Pity they couldn't see themselves
as others see them. ,r,.:gIst. @..i.rr.~g ~:
~"The St: Cloud Guards" were out, and
did veil until towards evening, when they
appeared to feel weak in the knees; and
began to march at some sixteen different
> apgles-each one having his fayorite angle.
:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-05
8R.EC KIN .FIDcEi
1LLu m LIN At J !, es':.s,.o''lSL );
y, For Sale wholesale and Retail 1t
W.: 81, ONLY DEPOT 81 IN ST. I0uIs'a

o. :&l 6sysa,<'1s< asz ST 8I Gsaf
@E1R0M16T0 26PER Cent? ONGER!YHAN
Il u any other Oh sold. and has tho confidence
eongeal, five tinss:assehesp asiauid, j and. saft
in any hands. ,aqarsh .,,i4rsg sr5 r,Yss agaf
w Lampeisomplete from: 75;cents To- $3.50
ias91 may24+tfil, nie1iw ,5ra.W.s GURTISSs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23
Sucker Flat Correep Ondence.

SUCKER FLAT Oct. Goth, 1860.
EDITOR DEMocRAT:-Aceording to previous
announcement, the ball of our esteemed friend
John Early, proprietor Of the Downey Guard
Saloon, Sucker Flat, came off last night, and
it is conceded by all parties, that it was the
most brilliant, sociabe and best condu cted
ball that has been given here for years. Mr..
Early is true type of the Irish gentleman
and on this occasion manifested his generosi
ty by treating his patrons to that sparkling
beverage known as Heidsick. What shall |
say for the gentlemen of Timbuctoo l can
not do them justice. They turned out host
OF the boys on this occasion who are never
behind on pinch, when you come to touch
their pockets. Timbuctoo knocks every
thing in Yaba county for generosity and good
fellowship.
The great political questions which now
agitate the country were freely discussed,
with harmony that was astonishing, and
with a result that betolSens that the Giant of
the West is the Idol of the people of Sucker
Yiile-and Charley DeLong, the Giant of
uba," is next to him in the hearts of the
people of this "classic vicinity of Sucker
dom" The city of Marysville was represcn-
ted in the person of Mr.. Loftes, proprietor OF
the May Flower Saloon. Mr.. Loftes was
Ionized on this occasion by Col. Kerrigan and
several of the prominent boys of the Downey
Guard. Mr. Loftes has made many friends
in this place by his sociable and generous
conduct. Extensive preparations were made
for the reception of Colonel f. L. Hatch who
promised to be here with the other members
OF the Court House Clique" but who forgot
to favor the boys with his presence on this
occasion. 1t may be presumed that the
aspect of the political horizon of Suck erdom
has damped the ardor of the veteran Colonel
and his associates. But our musical friend
Early, can get along without aid from poll
ticians.
After supper Nick Welsh, "The Boxer. ,
took a vote on the house The result showed
that Douglas having received two-third
majority, is hereby declared by the citizen,
OF Sucker Flat and Timbuctoo the people.
tayorlte for President, and Charley DeLong
ditto for the Senate, and L. B. Clark foi
Supervisor. After which, the social throna
/ departed for their homes at AM. with a
general expression of satisfaction, and cheer
TOR Douglas that made the welkin ring and
Sand Hill to shake from base to summit
Yours, respectfully, DERRY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23

Al Clear Greek Bridge in Shasta county,
.hree valuable horses belonging to the Cali,
fornia Stage Company, were stolen on the
nigh' OF the 2lst inst. The deputy sheriff
ana two others started in pursuit and fol-
lowed the thieves SO closely that they aban-
doned the horses and took to the bushes
The thieves were three Mexieans, and the
Courier says they are doubtless the same who
in company with another, committed foul
murder in one of the lower counties short
Time anee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23

APoLoGY FOR Mr.. PRIcE.-Business affairs
detained this gentleman at Sacramento, go as
to render it impossible for him to arrive in
this city, last evening, in time to address the
citizens per appointment The failure was
not caused by any neglect on his part. lie
viii endeavor to address the citizens of Ma
rysville before the election. lie left this
morning for the North, and will speak in
Oroyille this evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23

HIGHER Law DoorRINE.-We have heard,
says the Shasta Courier, friends of Breckin-
ridge declare that Douglas is in favor Of the
Blacl, Republican ."higher law" dogma. They
base this charge upon the declaration in one
of Douglas recent canvassing speeches. that
there is an inherent right under the Constitu-
ton of the United States IN tbe people Of the
Territories to govern themselves They say
this is no more nor less than the "higher law
dogma of the Republicans. If they are right
then Gen Cass is in favor of "higher-lawism, !"
and when we all voted for him for President
we were all advocates of the "higher-law"
dogma. In reply to Senator Butler (see
Cong. Globe lst session SD Cong, p, G90l
he says The moment Congress prescribes
form of Government for the Territories, then
comes in the inherent right Of the people to
regulate their internal affairs for themselves.
And on page 1888, App to Cong. Globe, lst
sess. SD Congress, we find the following:
MIR. WELLER-All that my friend from
Michigan contended for was, that after Con-
gress took the initiative in the organization
Of Territorial government, the people in
the exercise of their inherent right are to
Judge what sort of Institutions should exist
among them
MIR. CASS-That is the doctrine.
MR. WELLER.-Does my friend from
South Carolina Mr.. Buter) deny that? If
that be Squatter Sovereignty, then am in
every sense Of the word, squatter and
proud OF the name.
Were Cass and Weller "higher law" Odvo-
Gates in 1854? If not, then is not Douglas
to day. Out upon such dirty ISLANDERS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23

A LUCKY LAD.-A boy named Giltoni, 10
years of age, who is attending school at the
Mission Dolores, has won set of silver plate
IN gift enterprise, at Sacramento, valued at
$1,000. 1t is to be sold, aud the proceeds
applied TO his benefit.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23

Cute LADY.-A lady asked us the follow
ing: IF | wished to state that knew a dis,
tinguished public man from the South, now
deceased, how could do SO emphatically by
repeating the names of two Marysville edit
orsT We gave 1t up. Her answer was
this: 81 would Aper l kno,o Brooks
(Avery, Noah Brooks y.
We promised her new bonnet, she having
already refused to take our hat.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23

PLAcrR.-The Democratic Signal says that
the news from all parts of Placer county. de-.
rived from the most reliable sources, is very
fattering. Douglas and johnson will have
quite a large plurality.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23

Az OFFER.-We have read, says the Shasta
Courier, letter from Judge D-nd, of Hi
nois, wherein he expresses a willingness to
dispose of from 40 to so city lots in sacra-
mento, and valuable house and lot in San
Francisco, at fair prices, payable when Doug
las is inaugurated President. Judge D-nd
is acknowledged to be one of the closest
political caleuators in the Union, and won
over $4,000 on the election of Buchanan.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23

The San Francisco Call says that an old
man known as johnny the hand-cartman," :"
on Broadway and Davis street, while eating
his supper at a restaurant in that neighbor-
hood the other evening. suddenly fsll dead.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23

PERsoSAL-We had the pleasure of meet.
ing, yesterday. with Mr. Reynolds, the gem
tlemanly agent of the San Francisco Nation.
He gives glorious account of the Douglas
cause in the mountains. The people are ey.
erywhere rallying to the Douglas banner.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23

DoueLAs-Thanks to Randall Il Co., for a
superb likeness Of Stephen A. Douglas. 1t
looks like the face of man fit to be Presi-
dent. Randall d Co. also have we'll writ
ten Life of the great Senator, several copies
of which are on their counter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23
MAR XSVILLB.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 23d.
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. L. p FISHER is our only authorized Agent at
San Francisco 20 receive Advertisements, receipt for
the same and TO transact business generally for the
DENooRAr. Omce-No. 17lH Washington street
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23

INCOME FROM \ FRuu ORCHARD. Geo. G.
Briggs has made a statement in the Farmer,
of his gross receipts this year from fruit
raised at his orchard near this city. They
sum up Sl2l.993.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-23

SERIOUS AccmEST-Mr. VIM. Fnnor Of
Penn Valley, says the Nevada National was
thrown from his wagon and terribly injured
on Friday Of last week. Two ribs on one
side and one on the other, were broken and
his skull was slightly fractured-hesides re-
ceiying very heavy bruises otherwise.