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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

Ma The Parkersburg (Va.) Ne,cs esti-
mates the damages at that point by the
late rise in the river, at from &25, 900 to
$4,000. The water rose So feet 6 inches
above low water mark.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

eBr Matthew Vassar, ESQ.,, Of Pough-
keepsic, has devoted $4,000 to the en-
downent Of college for girls in that city.
He hopes to make it a rival to Yale, Brown
and Harvard. It is not to. be free, but
tho tuition rates will be very low. ..,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

To THE PUBL1c.-We have to announce
that the prestige Of the Original squatter
Sovereign is departed, it having been DEM
onstrated in Washington, recently, that
to Bowie Knits = PUcr Settler:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

p@ The authorities Of New York haze
appropriated $4,000, aud engaged of
'Messrs. Leland the first doox of the Me-
tgsVo1D nspl f.s the Ja4snssa Esah hassy.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

Maysvi1le, Dodge Co., WIS.,,
August 27, 1859.
haze sold the cGRarENRnRa CoMPANY's MAR
SHALL UTERINE CATHoL1CoN for the past three
gears and haze never knoun it to fail in a single
instance in giug complete satisfaction. lconsid-
er it the best Remedy for Female Complaints 1
hare in my store. ,~>
T.. .:--.-, r. SAvERuaR1N, Druggist.
- :s Rochester, Oln.stead Co., Min. !
-.t. October 4, 1859.
T. -..s Grdetengerg Company, ..
81 Park Row, New York City.
Gentlemen: Rautng used the GR7rENBIRa
EYE LOTION in my family ,oith the most entire
suecess for t,yqamation Of the eyes, 1 cheertully
recommend it to others as medicine atordinq re-
lief II my case ,ohen everything else seemed to 1a1
a...s'...;, Yours truly,
- 53G.#+. e. CHAMBERLIN.
Sold by s. MARIArr, Druggist,
81. Cloud Min.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17
:. ANTHONY BOOK STORE

ST. ANTHONY BOOK STORE
y. HECE1TNG-AN,
!, tcvuoIrsAIr AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BooKs, STATIONARY, WALL PAPER,
IISH1NG TACKLE, POCKET CUTLERY,
FANCY ARTICLES, TOYS, SC.
Th1Oe7 7dssro sbovs the fremont Hotel.
st. Anthony, Min.
.Aa,6. 10. 1853 vollno13,l l
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17
STEARNS' HOUSE.

STEARNS' HOUSE.
THIS new and beautiful Hotel is situated
/ upon the bluff just above the Lower Ferry
in the town Of St. Cloud, commanding one Of
rhe most beautiful views on the Mississippi
!tver. The Proprietor assures all who may
visit this place that his table shall contain every
bounty and luxury which can be obtained both
at home and abroad. It is his intention to keep
the above hotel rs first class one in every res
pect
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

M. p. NOEL,
County Surveyor s Civil Enginee,
X7OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w St. Cloud and the public generally, tn
he will promptly and faithfully attend to
usiness entrusted to his care.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17
THE GR.MEZFBMBHRG
FAMILY MEDICINES.

The above medicines are confidently recon-
mended to the public. That they may he re-
lied on in all cases for which they are recon-
mended, is a fact established by fourteen years
experience. 49,,
Prepared by the Grmfenberg Company, 81
Park Row.. New York, ind for sale by
s: MARLATT, St. Cloud.
and by Agents, Druggists and Patent Medicine
dealers everywhere.
Z. H. CORNELIUS, General Agent,
/. 25 K;sconsin Street, Milwaukee, Wis
apl7-6m -;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

49,. q. II. BARRETT
: :. :, OWL Engineer and Surveyor.
-. ohfse on First Street, Lower St. Cloud
- n.p, Of Ill surveyed lands, and plats Of al
1ha leading towns Of Northern Minnesota, can
Z : ia at Ill times at my Office.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

m y: 4 G.. ANDREWS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods,
af,esssss, and :Croekery. Aaia Street, Lower
T~wn, sc. Anthony, Minnesota. v2nsO:ly
Produce taksn; in Exchange for Goods.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

Together with Complete Assortment of
Woolen Under and Orey SAirts-Drawers-
Heavy Woolen Nonkey-J -Jackets-C knit
Socks Woolen Mittens and Gzoves-Buck. M;t-
tens and Gleres-Nocco,ins-e etc., etc.
All Of which, together with the large Stock
of Goods always on hand, will le sold for
CASH, or Exchanged for Produce, at such
Prices as will defy Competition.
St Cloud, December 26th, 1859.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

.:TahH. GREEN,
2holssals and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods,
,t3>oeeriss,, Hats l. Caps, Boots, Shoes, and
Clothing also, Provisions, Flour and Grain.
.BrJtSs Street; Misneapols, Minnesota v2noOly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

80 RAYMOND, OWEN, & Co.,
.~~ a>2 uAxu1AcruREns AND DEALERS III
..:.@ SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
. Y.n-ar, St. Cloud Minnesota.
sud Window Frames constantly on
hand and made to order, also, Piane'ng'
ssxinx and Turning of Ill kinds done on shor
uo.ics.
@I:H. xAr,eoxp. ). Il. OWN. 4. A. SMITH.
VIM. s. MOORE,
sFroRHfy h1D CoUnsELloR~A1 LAW
SAUK RAPIDS, Min.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12

sleeves, on the steps Of the third Aisk
& ssairs, giving orders 70 ; smsll srA
o( men Who we're working tn ropesoa
90 hatshwsy. He held - his hand /.
tslegroDlic order, just received. for nis.
!huadrsd copies. He informed 10 thu
the sals mad just turned sixty thousaud
copies, and was increasing Ut the rate d
from thousand TO sixteen hundred n,
day Eight presses are kept ruuninet
supply tho demand. Paper has jap
been received for fifteen thousand vi.
umes. Mr.. Burdick wishes to se,npl,
5000 agents Immediately.
The success Of this book i erstifyist
noe only on account Of tn merits II,
compend OF facts, bat because il was !,
6rst refused BY every Vel. ksorS pub.
Iis.er In New York, Jrom ~ fear Of 10,
ING .Soxlhern trade But now, Viii
the trade Of the great hpuses Is sid toh
unusually dali, M. Burdick, Who alou.
hsd the courage TO give fair play to n
anti.slavery author from the South, 6od,
himself overwhelmed with busiues
while the Congress Of the United Stats
Il sitting Il Washington merel to 4
his advertising. H9i go ~ = .rat
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12

The January number Of this we'll
known agricultural Journal ia received
1t is splendid number. There arc for
ty-cight articles on various agri cultural,
and twelve on horticultural, subjects
besides many short articles! It is illus.
trated with t,celoe beautiful engravings
The Report CT the principal Markets in
the United States, England, and Canada,
is very full aud reliable. We have re.
peatedlv commended the Gesesee FARM.
n'er. It is the eheap>st and one OF tho
very best agricultural and horticultural
Journals published Price only City
cents year.! Now is the time to sub
scribe, at the commencement Of new
Tolume. Send the fifty cents 10 three.
'ent postage stamps. Address JOSEPH
iARRrs Rochester, N. Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12
The Kentucky Exiles.

II has been said that "the blood Of the
MARTYRS, is the seed Of the church. -
The tr,thfulness Of the above PROPOSE
ton is amply demonstrated by the histo-
~ of the rise Of Professionalism aud do
cline Of Catholicism since the reforna.
ton. But with all the wisdom Of pat
eyes to cnlightcn them as to the conse.
queuces Of persecution, our neighbors in
the Southern States are committing the
most egregious blunders in trying to
crush out free thought A prominent
example or TINS occurred at Bcrea, Mad
ison county, Ky, about the 2ai Of last
month. Berea il the residence Of tie
well known J. G Fec, and small coluuy
Of anti.slavery citizens. Religious, up.
right and peaceful, they advocated moth
Ing bit what was moral and law.sbiding;
yet because they ,he ught slavery to be All
evil, they were driven from their homes
and forced to seek shelter in Ohio
The shareholders held meeting aud re-
solved tn their presence could not lie
tolerated, as their institutions were en-
dangercd by the proximity Of few harm.
less men aud women. They deemed it
cxpcdicnt to leave, aud 3G Of them left
their possessions aud the chivalrons Ken
tuckisns behind.
How long shall sucn things be.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12

STRANGE THERE SHOULD SUCH Dr..
rEsEScE BE.-By some legal arrange.
meot. not explained. Myers, who was
convicted At Carlisle, Pa, Of kidnapping
free negroes and selling them into Mary.
land, has been released from prison on
his personal recognixance, aud returned
home. This form Of release was prefer
red to pardon, because il relieves him
from the costs Of the prosecution. This
shows difference between the North
and South. If he had stolen slaves in
MARYLAND, aod set them free, he would
have been hung or shot; but, having
kidd .ppsd them and carried them into
slavery, no goes unpunished.
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Small Farm Cheap for
Cash!

20 Acres Of lmpSOved Land Tor $500
THE subscriber offers FIR sale the southwest
i quarter Of the southwest quarter Of section
~ In township 81, north Of ssage one. west Of
the sth 2. ~, comprising 40 acres, situated In
Springfield township. Cedar county. and being
part u the farm formerly owned BY Horstio Bss
rett decd ; all 81 which 10 uRder fence and H.
proved.
II il considered worth eight hundred dollars
So per acre. but can be bought Ut any time viii
In one month for 6vs hundred dollass cash (Sl3
5O.lOO per acre). n cold on time'a larger sun
will be eqnirsd. wiLLIAMH. TCTHUf.
nece enser 33d. ia58-N tts t#s et
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sliERiFF SALE.

Nv yirtse OF an execution to directed, ssued ren
the ece 81 the Clerk Of the District Court, In and sr
the County of Cedar and State OF Iowa, In favor Of
mn Ulmstead. and against William Younv. and Eliza
beth Young. have levied upon the following property
~ the property OF the said william Young and Eliza
beth Young, to wits ff.t st} ~
The west half Of the southeast quarter and the ear
half OF the southwest quarter Of section I'VE in town
ship eighty one north 81 range fouri wcA q the 9Th
principal meridisn with the appurtenanccs Thereon;
q ia land situated in Cedar County, lows.
And stal offer the same for sale % rnnhc ou.eV =
Corntv a. Cedsr in the state OF Iowa. Saturday the
eleventh dsy Of February, A. D. lSsO, betwsen me
hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock (: -. Of sad
as. 70 sss6slSaiA sxecation With costs thsf my &C.
D.ssd this m day Of 5sausy. !. - -.
n -. n.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12

The busiest man 10 the city Of New
York, At the present moment, Is our
young friend Mr.. Burdick, the publisher
Of Helpers "Impending Crisis". We
had IN errand yesterday At his Office n
No l45 Nassau street, and could scarcely
get up stairs for the great piles Of copies
which blccksded the lsndiog. A man
cannot walk Nassau street without the
''Crisis" staring him in the face. We
encountered NJ. Burdiet IN his shirt.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

THE undersigned, executor Of the estate
Aaron Evans DECEASED, will sell. at his residem
in Pioneer township. two miles east Of Lisbon
Saturday. the 4th day Of February. A. y lsih h
tween the hours OF 9o'cieck A. NJ. and o'coe
L. NJ, the northwest Qnartor Of sectiOA ninetsst
township eighty two. north If range four. wes
of the fifth P. NJ. (lGO acres} the sane he!on-in.
10 the estate OF the said Aaron Evans. deed.
THOMAS ANDRE. Executor
linton, January 5th. ls60-iw
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12

Three Of the most respectable citizens
Of Ottawa Ill, are under arrest for the
sin Of emitting to capture the negro
"Jim,' claimed by citizen Of Missou-
ri. For refusing to turn blood hound
and run down "niggers, thing that
. STAKEHOLDER would scorn to do, they are
incarcersted in q Jail to await the decis.
ion Of the Federal Court before which
they will be tried.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12
MILL PROPERTY ron SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale bis Saw.NI
five miles west Of Upton. and the other hailiing
with the ground belonging thereto. will Sc
all at the appraisement Of and made by Noa.
Green, q. II. Stout, and Joseph Howard; men d
. vigorous intellect and discriminating jnds
ment; and will throw in one Thousand doi!an
Including al the property so appraised by saN
arl,itratOrs in Q suit between myself and Hem
Myers: Any one or company waiting bargaG
arc requested to cali on me ut my residence.
1877 PETER DILTS.
Cetertsr tp, Cedar ca, Iowa: Dec "a. 1859:
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SOMETHING NEw.-Pictures on mo.
,oeeo-just the thing to send . distant
friend-ss =. B. SIMMONS Sky Light
Gallery.
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r.,rex. IOWA:
JANUARY l3th, lSse.


This week We print entire the Presi.
dents Message, and hope our readers
will not fail 70 read this, in some respects,
important document. Il is important,
beoauss il gives an expose Of the prioei'
pies and policy Of the party We have
perussd it with some care, and We thank
God that Ne will have 10 suffer but one
more infection Of the same kind from
Old Buck.
He starts out BY Offering up thanks to
the Ruler Of the Universe for the mum.
erous blessings bestowed upon US and
thinks We have enjoyed the special pro-
lection Of Providence; proposition 10
which We concur; for no nation, unless
it be under the fostering care Of Al
mighty power, could have prospered
when the President and his administra.
ton have done al that could be done to
foster and propagate those sentiments
which, eventually, will curse any people.
| Ths. they have not done 50, is because
some Higher power has preserved us in
our hour Of need.
Such seeming piety "coming FROM an
old public fuoctionary," sounds vel
enough, but when We review the acts Of
his administration, We cannot hell
thinking that it comes with rather bat
! g-ace from man who has governed b!
such corruption as has not been know
! in the annals Of our country's history
Intrigue, favoritism and trucking sub
servicncy to his Southern task.,uasters
have marked his course, yet Wit: vas
deal Of sclfcomplaccncy. he proceeds t
read Us lecture on Providence. It !
a rather easy way Of atoning for tire
wears Of misrulc aud corruption.
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SCHOOL FUND..CEDAR COUNTY.

All persons indebted to the School Fund eth
by note. mortgage, or contract, are hereby NOT
fed that the interest on oil notes given 10 The
School Fund must be paid On or before the first
day Of January A. D. 1850, and II mot then paid
. pe nalty Of two per cent viii be added Tor H.
nrst month, for the second month. 6 for ths
third. and so on In the same rate. until paid.
n. G. PIATT,
Treasurer Of Cedar county. lowe
November /, 1859:
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One ballot was had for Speaker on
Saturday last with the same result as On
the previou. day, Sherman lacking three
votes Of an election. We trust the Re
,.hl;cans vi ! vote steadily and un.edly
until Speaker be elected, should it take
till Jan. LIST 1861.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12

1@Last week our neighbor, the Dem.
ocras, hoisted to its mast head, tho
name Of Stephen A. Douglas A. candi-
date for tho Presidcncy-an event
which, We suppose, is equivalent 70 his
nomination.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12
LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned has four hundred and N +
acres Of land tor sale. lying IN Gower towneiP
Cedar county. Iowa. near the new ferry, ~ ss
tions number ten eleven, fourteen AM iierh'
with five good dwelling houses we'll finished whh
one hundred and seventy acres under good fshee
and one hundred and live acres In cultivation
and a stream Of ncvcr.faiiin2 WAFER with M.
.eat All 81 which she eEers for sale In small
quantities or the whole together. Seventy scres
of the above is heavy timber iaa,l
ELIZABETH WOY>
ssb
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CIR ARD
Fire / Eslill Insurance Co..
PHILADELPHIA.
capital, 1900, $50.

JOEL JONES, President.
JAS B. ALv0RD, Secretary.
A. 8. GILLETr, Vice Pres 4 Treas.
assurances against losses by hre.
EILosses promptly adjusted. s@
s. YATES. Agent Upton. Iowa.
Dec. l3th, 1853.
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Florence Money!

FLORENCE Money will be taken NY the SUI
II xcribcr at his store in WILTON, for good.
which will be sold "A cheap ~ at any other e.
lishment in the county. Bring on your :ags
j. j. RIDER
Wilton jam ary I'D lAGO H..a
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insurance:
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Go.
OF HARTFORD, CONN. ..
CAsA Capital, 100000
Peoria Fire and Mariwc Insa s0ncc 10.
OF PEORIA, I'LL. =-s... . s
Cash Capital, !: $500 600.

Applic atoms for Insurance and Policies issasd
in the above old and re-punsibe compsn.e- u
FIRST class rsk only. hy ". W. EhtLEf.
Real Lstatc and Insurance Agea
1:ltf .... MILTON, IOWA.
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TREAsURER,s NOTICE.

TREA0UREK'O NOTICE.
1ipton. Treas = Reefs Once
Nov. !, A. d. 1859
The tax payers o { Cedar county, are hereby 10
tilted that the taxes for 1859, County. State
School Railroad. hip school and Sub IBIS.
trict saxes are nov dsc and paysbls. and unless
the sams are paid BY the 18th day Of January A.
.nnsm win be charged and collected on seid
axes. II. 4. PIAIT, -
n5l Treasurer Of Cedar 60. Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

The receipts into the treasury during
the first quarter of the present fiscal year
commencing July l, 1859, were twenty
million six hundred aud eighteen thous-
and eight hundred and sixty five dollars
and eighty five cents, (S20,6lS, $685.
Of this amount 81, s2l 300 was receive
on account Of the loan and the issue of
treasury notes.-the amount of SIG, 797,
$3.50 having been received during the
quarter from the ordinary sources Of pub
lie revenue. The estimated receipts for
the remaining three quarters Of the pres.
ent fiscal year TO Jnnc 3Oth, 1860, are
30, 426, 400. Of this amount il is e.ti. |
mated that s., $50, 400 will be receiv.
I'd for treasury notes, which may be re- |
ssucd under the fifth section of the act
{ Sd March last, and 81, ITO, 900 on &C.
cunt q the loan authorized b. the ace II
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-12

would again express a most decided
pinion in favor Of the construction Of
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IAdvertisement
IMPORTANT CAUTION TO THE DEAF.

Deaf persons again cautioned TO beware OF enfyied
Aurst, mailing from boarding houses in obscure streets u
this the United States whose only
object and highest ambition gain Whose only recommends
ton gsrng advert compound of ignorance pteten-
ton eood and who do not scrupe to mskease Of
means whereby to accomplish their sinister object
DR. HARTLEY the only recognized AuRlsr In Anercs and
generously attend all suffering from a9ecsons
Of the Ear residence No 8S Fast Sxteenthst opposite
Rev Dr. Typgs Church without charge untl cusdhereby
proving h unequslsd and protecting the deaf from
being swinded By paying selfstyed Auhss eIoretant
fees in advance and the inficon Of still serious
evils by permitting the application Of dangerous remedies
by INEXPERIENCED and unskilful hapds Dr. H. may hero
state that he has connection whaevsr with per.os
Deafness neither has he Owen perrn-
sion the publication Of certificate porporins e sm'n
from him and cannot, therefore, be responsible Tor any
alarming consequences resulting from sshDess and despors
The loss Of money may not be material to some perso
but deprivation Of the important Of tine senses
ought be regarded treated with than ordinary so
ude Deafness noise tie head and all
from the Ear speedily and permanently removed Without caas
ing the pain inconvenience cure ~ an cases susan
eed where uaormation does exist Thirteen years Close
and undivided attention to this branch OF PecA
has enabled him reduce bis treatment 20 sncn degree
find the most confirmed snd cases Je
by a steady attention to the means Frescrioea,
Just Published by Dr. HAsrLEf PauPee, on chss ~
EAR, CAUSE PREVENTION AND euAh Fn'e !" seas$
nv mail or otherwise
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Bot the dilemn in which they pssced sshis; VIC
rnel cen b. sppit 20 those COED spis thst ook On
siste from above why cannot the term be spph 81
young adis- before Herr then, the STA s "
tween two e Of rel. the rlootins them from
and the other looking up to them for guidance and ~
rrucon. Lausbter Isn't tina. dangerous positios -
place the Sssfsin1 May not this double compliment ffo
earth ard Heaven make them vsin7 Renewed laughter b
which the Sisters heartily oined But 10 although
utmost importance young ladies' thst you should have
edrAeston should be accomplished cultivated erscefai
and fined yet there other things that cannot be o dg
Of Before o,her year rolls around propose arrange Viii
the sisters fer branch Of study In the Academy fh
branch Of study what the French cal The science Of ese
II the science d keeping house. and that eli know
mences with the Kitchen Every young lsdy don't css -
queens dauehtsr ought to undertsnd ts department. q
life Eveo though she may rot have to practice H. though bs
may be able hire h cook, Jet she should understand s
self may happen day tbs the cook viii dnis her
Greai ,hter What prediament she would be IN then
Well Whist going to say that the Ssters should q
range that all the girls thirteen year Of should ~
enabled spend portion Of the time Ia the kAchen sni se
come acquainted with cooking aud housekeepnG Here VI
be new bureau of education Laughter We stall hso have
the theory and some practice toe
Another point and will close Al the end Of another yesr,
living and my purse Il long enough, going dive COLA
medal than so in value to the yonng lady who wiz
write the essay not exceeding Eve pages In Length
this crest science have spoken Of Laughter and sp
planse.
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prominent merchants in a. unofficial capacity, and
full delegation Of the Press, made rp TIE party.
The Guard mustered 46 muskets, shout half Of tbe
fc,ce the season and business flor moe. Of the mon are
actively engaged in downtown pursuits having thuned
the ranks These bad all been earnestly drilled IN the
new pr c,ce long time. Their names will nave an
inteIett in the future az those of the pioneers
movement akin to, but far more practical ana notable
than the Volunteer Rifle Movement IN England. Ihey
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il defensee until Capt. Lowell bad awakened them
to II. The Connciln an concluded with euogy Of tne
Chicago visitors.
Covered with glory that almost eclifses that Of the
Zouaves, the City Guard then disembsrked and
marched to their a,mory.