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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
ALEX ANDRIA
DOUGLAS COUNTY.

DOUGLAS COUNTY.
This town is beautifully lecatc'l in one of
the finest Agricultural regions in the North
West 1t is inthe centre Of the County and is
admitted by all 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 the
beautiful in nature, will at Alexandria find
their several tastes gratifed.
Situated on the State Road to Breckenridge
and Fort Abercrombie-equally distant from
either-under the management of men possess
ing the utmost energy, Alex andria bids fair
to be one of the largest inland towns in Mn
nesota. The country to the 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.
The Prairies and Lakes in the vicinity de-
serve particular mention. eden Prairie - is
ten miles long, and from one to one and a-half
miles wide, with timber along the sides and is
Farmers and at many points along are beauti-
full building spots on the shore Of beautiful
lake. "Garden Door" and g Sedge" 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 E'Agnes" and "Wi-
nona," skirting 'tEden Prairie, " charming bod
les of water and for picturesque beauty cannot
be surpassed. Within one, two and three miles
are Lakes IL. Homedieu" ssCarlos'' and ssDar-
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
the most liberal inducements to actual settler
on the Town Site. Letters addressed to tn
Executive Committee, JOHN BALL, VIM
K1NKEAD, or JUDGE GREGORY, Alexandria
or to GEORGE F. BROTT, st. Cloud, will
promptly answered.
Alexandria, Sept 30th 1858.-tf. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
DISSOLUTION:

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John W. T. futile and james W.
White is now dissolved, The business will be
continued by J. W. T, FUTILE, at the old
stand where those in want Of Furniture should
give him CALL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09

THE SATURDAY EVENING POST
i Still Greater inducements. a Chance to
obtain 1seo Handsome Steel Eng-avi1gs.-A
Beautiful Engraving, also, Premium to every
Subscriber Fiction, Ne'rs, Humor, Agrieul-
tare The Markets, &c., &c., &c.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
N. N. SMITH. Ks ,t@.-.'a,
DealerAin Real Estat Q, .
D0r Office on River Street, opposit t. the Ferry

d. SAINT CLOUD. NJ r.
4 LII persons desiring to invest in Lands or
II Town Property "a part Of the country
which is unsurpassed in coil, sad rapidly filing
with bona fde settlers, can; find favorable o.
portunities by applying to the undersiened.
Property for sale in the towns Of Hartford.
St. Cloud, Newburg, Brottsburg, Mile Lao and
all the best paying towns in this part Of tho
country. 7tE N. N. SMITH.
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, 1860-10-02
n A + O r G Fl a r D
.4cid Springs!

1a.se Springs situated IN the valley Ct the Oak
Orchard Creek In the town Of Aa,a 0cnezsne county,
r. ekh, miles South Of the village Of Medina On Tho
Erie Canal and fourteen miles from BatsTa.
wisha erus of sbout my rods. The meder qualities
q The he s
nSsrie 1ed, Ssirha.e re. aad Freto-ssspaa.s Of
Tsze aussnsites, ~ q shese euIs!e substanees ~ 4' ~
fso@ thss eTofuoas dashes have been eu1ed b. tats
ws'er, t. h.vs F been slsasl'y successful
q f. afs
il strong terms Of ths msdsn a va1us ot 81
Etss sAse5M
~ Ys1f y l. Gtzri1 r Of F,tsass ns4
e - b IL "a: ~
ts;sss;: e: ss9yt st'sas for
Dr. wa1H 1saa papfs y on tne subject Of these
p & tss s:
"a ~
sTi.arY ervans and some Of the eAro.a<
dtsPss' :A@onie diab.; eases pa.s;e henor:
+ e III! .na r. y
s,ed viii ad1ansase e .ays y ea.ss ot o.s
.es
dependent relaxed liberated ste Of the ucou1
meuhane Of The tntestines In c1tc1los Adeetopa oi
aiast attended sediment. Ae sul.a
solvent I'D ant By continued to disorder tht
nomach In febre df.easet can be used properly iut
heat IN skin diseasea-n tho4e fo1ma d5sptpss con
neeted With the alkAne condition Of the anaeh I, u
ehiosle aetd. IN case: u oo's9 pt.e: ana
% fG f. isad tha Eas
1it a1y.gif.., chronic ..;e., e.a'A I'D As.d
thnoa IN Of salvation. and In 4sSd7rAea ind Qf
| sod ai.o f51ks.
When taken tnterrA1T, wIx1 e1lsaH11 Of the wste1
duaed taken thsee times day, sucleat tor m a!u
ontat from ply t!sans and other sespec,ahl
| fndlvduzls may be seen On nppHcauon toshe Akeri
| Dealers supplied On l.he1aiierms.
| No WatA 9sMuiAs als~ prnesz ID from
| Il. n. BOSTW1Ck. Sole Agent.
No. .@A broadway, Hsw Ye1k.
, 1860-10-02

Some people, when they 80 from one placeto
another, calculate upon thsir luck in putting
them through, others travel on their " muscle"
others on t1e.r " beauty" others on their'' tai
euts,'' {very few il number), others On their
"impudeuce," and others on " dead head 3"
tickets; but with Lord Reaffew 1t can be enl-
phatically eald that he travels on his money.
From Cincinnati to Pit.s5urg be paws the mod
est sum Of two thousacd dollars fur q special
train hnt while he pays in accordance with
royalty, be expects to receive iG1munities not
granted 10 ordinary men. The train which
besrs Ills Highness has the entire right Of the
roads. An engine especially detuifett precedes
the train TO keep the truck clear and look out
for any impertections in the road that would
jeopardize The train cnntsining the Prince nud
the royal retinue. Tie agent OF the Prince,
who is cousin to him Oh Albert's side, srrang.
es all his travelling matters, md stiputates in
the bargains with railroad companies, that on
no consideration shall any person be allowed
On board the train except those necessary to
manage it; and these are prohibited from en-
1eting the royal cir, but ride by themselves in
q formard car.
When the bargain was made with the Super.
intendent Of the little Mimi road to convey
| the Prince to p1ttRbnrg, the agent endeavored
to incorporate in the contract that the Superin
| tendent should ride on the front car, and when
there was anything Of interest to be seen OF
| the road, to 20 back aud point it out to the
| Prince; but the Superintendent gracefully de
| cIiued whereupon the Office was rendered the
| Assistant Superintendent, who likewise de
clined, and ut last accounts an individual vii
ling to aceept the position was being searched
| for.-Cineinnd!t Gd=<He.
, 1860-10-02

L CITIZEN OF MAINE WHIPPED IN SoUru Can
o11sA.-The Charleston Atrcury, Of The 18Th,
has the following under the head, "Served Him
Rights"
4 man named VIM. s. Mcclure, haiiin9 from
the State Of Maine, WAS on Saturday last, By
order of the Vigilance Committee, whipped by
. negro It Grahsmville, for tampering With
slaves In that vicinity. AcCIure was then
placed on the e.rs oftEe CHARLESTON l. Saran-
nah Railroad, and arrived in the Cit. yesterday,
.ud given into the charge Of the Mayor, who
will ship him By the first conveyance to the
Nnr1h
, 1860-10-02
E@ Chills and Fcveri Chills AMI

Of ths keAtes remedies that has ever besn
ad oeiore The public for Fever and Akue, and which
haVe received the hehe epccIums from tie rrets AID
the peop:c. il DE- J. uOSTKTTER:S CELEBRATED
bITTEks- Who would endure the torture ari.1nx ftnm
this terrible disease when BE- easi1y cured? Who
would endure sleepess ukhs burning fcvesa End 1sv
eh11la alternately, when \ remedy can b obtained for
mere trae7 And yrt how sny families cke. opt p.!n
sul existence under this deadly blight DO nothing hut
krp down qunlce until It becomes A. COMMON IN tb,r
cafy ea and Jet they arr nat relieved None but tho
foolish and vest would hestae procure these y.lu.t
Btaass. and s.vc themselves intense asonv.
Fnr salebg druggists and dealer. generally eyr,vh.n.
N-~~-"~-t ~'~+3 "ASs@-
, 1860-10-02

liz Broadway, iev Tork. aud iii Market strett u
Il, Isl L,uIa, ho and I'D cy Nil good Druggttts p
~ t'rce One Qoas per Bottle. il
r HoLxsA1E AVID KiEAn Agents. Cur:Aeo: :-Jctn D.
rark o. r. Fultr l. Co., J. II. lteed Co., NTH. ;JuYex
Il Co.. Lord Smith, A.d Gal: BfDe- sebmAtty- WY
, 1860-10-02
MASTERS SALE.-State of ILL.,

MASTERS SALE.-State Of ILL.,
NJ no1,. Cook County. s;s1supe.io1 cou.t e. ch.-
Murray A1m'nratr1 Of Alexancer murray: and 11e-.s
u Law az Aleranler AnErnY AID Mary Murray. 3nd
James Sheldon. Adnsn1atzatof Ct Alexander Aarsy-Bu
to toZ.elese Mortgage.
Public notice u hereby given that IN pursuance Of
dee.etal order enxre u The above entitled eau4e On the
!9h day q Jul: ~ p iaa. !! Ia SsNr u Mister 10
thancrF Of ne Superior Z. uYt Of Chica&o will on the
eGa.s,nth day Of Oysohet; p: 1874 ten ossoek ia
bidder for cash. the Eth toor or the tour House
tn the CITY of thcag. In said County Of Cook. the tel
loving otxebed pecea raree!s Of land {1r 10 much
th-seSf Be n-ees>asy 10 rat s, the amount OF
dec etth In crest and e1:tA together With tho 4a*ts
fees, disbursements AMI en- ed Ee}. ausse
in County Of Cook and Stale OF Illinois. 70 wt-The
ea1 hair The noEhe.st quarter 4nd the vest Eat OF
soutneatt u.ter Of Htetn Eut ten i:, Townahlp
humber thirty exht 3s north Of range Euber tttern
3 at o. The Thitt praepl Mes5csaa. anu - *es hut
ct the hoh auzsr. the southwest Qnatte1 uf
Sscton number four "a, Township Lumte to.sy ght
o. north Of rage thr lee1 ls e.t Of The hs
f1nepa. Meridian. and the els half Il the sontheast
quarter Of Section number Thirty four {4}. in Towzsnp
tnltynnc ta9} north Of Ru1e <hitsetn ~ cast Of the
Thtrd Primo p j Mer,dal. IRA S!:utT,
d Dted ~ rtenh I'D. ID
, 1860-10-02

Ctca=o In Cha1etr7. Robert 4 Pots vs.. Arord swan.
Bal to Fofecoss Aoaesge-ruollc notice l. hebT Even
entitled the h!,te nth cay OF September A. D.
1s6o Ira Scott Mater In Chxucey q th- Surerior
A. H. 1880 At oe.ok IL The fotnun q that cav stn
public auction to the hxae.t tdcer for cash II he
se county u Cook The foev,es plea q p,1
necessary at the aonnt Of said dscrre with tnest
and sts together WITH &c n f.e4 eoamAssons and
Of land thirty t) ds west Of tae c-n7e Of
.eto twenty nine (9} towns hip number iht 1ax sl.
'ida1 It ence running We tatyt1o and nshaf t331
rotA tsencs running moth eehiT and t~othtte nths
lodA ihente running south ei<htysx and twth!eenhs
Is the ptiee Of bsznotnx, c:nsasonx se.en.
teen and enehaH III acta or ess, tad premises
being tua1e in the AID = te ct Illinois,
IRA >COTr.
Maer IN Chancery 9th. Superior Court oE Ghie 20.
Dated Chicago, sept II, 70
FsfnnlrR S111citnr. a.14G34.tu
, 1860-10-02

TATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
- Coutty, SS.-o:toh4s Tern, 4. D. 1881 Of the $u-
psrtoF Coast OF Chiesxo AIMS fouhe John Yeunz-
q aa.d joan xoHnR sental, raid zt md th2t On
aae ne eA4Go1 b opnd Las!ax tas day fltd
9Tea 10 s'd John Y:uas I'D 4. persons enaeeruet ,hs
~ Anna IouaE. on IT, aay OF esptenber 4. u 80
IN ~ oe Of ihs sss of .ad Con,s tbs chates'y
iaSp OF aid Coutt a7ld ancAat 1etuIuah
sn The tt Monday Of vcsohs5 n.t At ne Court Aouas
Nov unless you the raid JOIN Young shall tersonaY
ba md appeaf before ta Court % iee ass Gay Of tho
the dat Monday UcoaeF next and pIead answer OF
to 4ad bil compliant. the viii te
thereof.
Witness y hand !. thu CITY Of Chicago this l1th daY
September. l. D. IHQ WALTER h1NnALL.
Ciefk IT u Cauft.
Kaox. FrsrAcx + RED, Solicitors for Complainant
, 1860-10-02

PLzuno PNEUMONIA IN Omar Ba1rA1x.-Mr.
4 Barberie, who was sent TO England from New
Bruns.ick 10 purchase md transmit stock to
any neat stock. He found that the pleuro-
pneumonis was 10 prevalent throughout Eng
land, Scotland aud ireland, that it va danger
oas 70 attempt to transport cattle to the port of
emha1katon. Tbs existence Of The di4ease il
kept : secret II far ~ possible by the farmers,
but Nr. Harbarie Wa furnished with ample Ger
ti6cates to the prevalencs Of tho disease By
large breeders and gentlemen, ~ well Al By
veterinary surgeons.
, 1860-10-02

tTCHELLs PATENT METALLIC TIPPED BoUYB
AND SHuKS.
aad within The State. Ct Wisconsin, Ie~4 and NInnt-
Koo4s within lie above Sia. without having frst A.
inf.oe.n upon our EXCLUSIVE tixh,a md that Is IN
advised oT any iafnEtnent- shall demand proper
and immediate re..rtaA-
We have m1de extenstre Ar.nkesnensa With tho mcss
lncf<1*n2 demand with The LEST 1utias nj hese Tipped
0ots and Shoes from AaEe in Chicago each pair ct
which viii be stamped OF labelled with name.
We shall recognize Tipped xotds within either The
above Seies but such thus stamped and supplied
ne viii warrant IN al Instances palz of ch,Lrs cop
peFtppett ahoezo out two asd oentnee three Of
four pairs Of equal quality without tips be shovn ~
very usny test n9ntas whIe the rz2en.e il bit tr!t
more n7MnK a. astna! ase1ks sarnx 70 tho ut
We sl the tight (uat exeiusve) the sale ofshrss
patented goods Into territory Of the Of tho paint
and tn no way suhtd To- patent continuation Of I've
u sesan and h4 pcE tens paid by al Other dealers.
eocti within th8 stats Of 11aoia, AchRan and lnaca
va1t1xe1 under this paten sad the qualify Of
goods VII be unsurpassed by any stick in the Union
wh aiE qual!ty considered to o5sr At competing
prices Wttk goods without Tlra.
shall Slve undivided attention this branch Of our
knzness in connection with genera! stock and sspec-
fy soet osdefa for sur Eoos anil due .sspect fT
That dealers ar ,sled By tbs Advertisements Of
ethc In Chicago and elsewhere Outside the 3Ates ct
II agents tor tic 01e Of
MITCHELLS PATENT METALLIC TpPED GOODS
te that Ill such agencies do extend to or In any
States of WIscoudu, InwA and Minnesota.
ap&GQlY WADSNORTH & WELIS.
, 1860-10-02

TEE WILLIAMS COLLEGE EXPEDITION 70 Ian.
RApoR.-The return Of this expedition has been
announced. The Now York Journal Of Com
x.eree says the party vere delighted with their
adventures aud scientific acquisitions. They
obtained a large variety Of specimens Of mine
7a's, birds, fish, plants, &C., some of which are
entirely new. OF stuffed birds alone there are
ive hundred specimens. Tha mineralogicat
researches were rewarded By finding a rich
mine of lead on the COST Of L.brador, at the
mouth OF St. Augustine river. The most nota.
BILE curiosities consist Of half dozen Esqui-
mau1 boats, completely furnished in every res
pect. with pears and other fishing implements
attached. Several suits Of Esquin;aux clothing
were also obtained, ass I variety Of furs. These
were obtained at the Esquimax settlements Of
Gothasb and Hew Hwsuhut The. company re-.
turn in excellent health.
, 1860-10-02

DALM Ek'S EVENING
6cHuoLs-%t H. ACADEMY. 213 Stale street. third
cps. beginning u Nonday tic e. 81 Nctnhst sd ron
ttnurx s!x mon h. Hr'ine aEd ar ihmeut, on M.no4Y
Tnurpday evenings. frttn 70 o'eoek RctonF ana
Eocat!rn- cn Tur:dsy ard Friday eyrnI r. Hook Ke -
lug en- Mes9' fo.y It'd turcas evening". eo4a tuav
eg- Of Double En'ty will 5e xustaur~ In III .x nuh
1xsss ptTah.e In adtArte :-F.r ,h,re months IL no.
F., H. SIX hcutae. IS 90. ". n, fALMtK. 4. ~
ses6f4W p n III
, 1860-10-02

4 SSlGNEE'S SALE.-Publlc nO-
II tic. Is herebs give, thst l, tbs undessgred As
slEnee o: John S. Wright Of the titv of rheaxo Illinois,
sh1 sell i Eu,le aucon 9? Wednesday tie th1d d Of
th1ob+r A. go 1t 10 ot-ek a. totbs highest bI r.
der for cash. I'll th= As"k machinery and tsol' IN
AID about ths e1t usxe Rea cto.y Of H. sad John
saw Tables two uLr2ht saw'. thhree char peEnx ms
ehine4 upr kht AMI twO eostkontA toing mills one
wool iAtEe spoke machine. fourteen eAEpxnter $
tenth horizon wood boring maca!1ss one cen'es
Ing lt press. bos c1ampertnk machine. cne hAod
dill one rA1E nan1 khears teel s!ls hAumtFs,
vi-nc,e', mil raw e. moutders disks an t.mmcss
iron l1ies, al kinds of hlactstha tools, Ion
tuhlexs shedsand oacs sh stuas At ths corner
Of eylon ant Michigan street, Chicago, 1a- and known
a,Jonn S Wight Reaper Factory. SAID u :, take
pace ou The premises. JAMES CLAFr,
ea!a,.3Y A,avneA Of the e.tafe nf John s Wr xht.
, 1860-10-02
9ptrial Antites.


"9 0FFeA 60 EClehCe. = If YOU
oe sure Of obtanrG perfect hair dye without ono
ose&esoa' element Ctis14poaos Exck1s,ox Drxt,ths
oaV one ever submitted to ihls ordeal. il Hns been
ANAATZED RY CBHIlTOv.
Chemist III thr country. and his ce!neI tic setting
% within the reach Of evsry bu5er.
THE EXQUISITE BEAUTY
oFthe astrout hicks and browns which proeucss th
uneOE certainly In ten tnu.es las fairly Won for I. tit
appeaon or NE HA1r1AL nA1t prr ever invented.
colo ereyxhess. Applied ty Ill Il.. Drcssesp. CR1sA
AAOORU, No. A6tor IIcuRc New Yrrt. eel dim
, 1860-10-02

Fire and Inland Navigation RAk8
TAKEN At LIBERAL TERM AND kAT1a,
EspeeSa attention kyea Ictrra1ce Of DNelinz1 md
Ccntenss fer terms Of one to i've yearI.
, 1860-10-02
ATNA INSURANCE Comply,

HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated 1873 --.. . Charter Pa1ps:ua1.
o~sh C4Saszs $50 6ssplns-$2, l 81, l00.09
, 1860-10-02

"Kenmore," once the residence Of Aary,
mother Of Washington, WAS sold recently 70
Nrs. Harrison. Of Goch1And county, Ia, for
$1,000, Tho sale includes only t6e dwelling
md four se1aa OF ground.
, 1860-10-02

NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
IN SURANCE COMPANY.
o. HAa15oEp, Co1xzc11cuz-
PAID UP CAP1TAL> $685. ,000.
143Rra2ca Against Loss by Tire Only
HUBBARD HUNT Agents. Chlcsko,
Coz. Cl2rk All. South Water IT,
NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE Coz
o. EoRw1oa, Cor1.
Paid up Capital @3o9 ,6so,73.
INSURANCE ACAIE6T LESS BIZ FIaR
HUBBARD HUNT. Agent, ceE. -! South Wafer a1t
CLARK A., trrs toor. Loor.s' h.ceS. hesa-hs5F
, 1860-10-02
[From tile y. y. Independent

X{ia P0aaeR@fonx Above and Beloxv--
.I'As Company He Will have, and
the Company He Will nUE Have.
, 1860-10-02
Prof. Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD IkENOVATOR

>aat to he icVtylIY IL e1h:le a1lrr. and u
- Ttin,st ~ and pief he b;oa IN :'
:,na1 nu',,y ana ~ .eso'.. aaa render; the'1sV S
oay pr>lar.t trsF o7sF:d 70 Tie word in apop II
sT TT. IT 70 ca r rhhEn hs 1eafh Of a at t.
,aost paw r'u tonc. and ye. 70 pe'fee,ly .d.p1ea
= NV
1sr tElx4oa, aaa tone w ne ot:s.t!ve oE g.n, "
sy M nssS I'M 2 9sa.3 e. s:,99
~ fo!l'w'a b. ,,s;:ude or drp e..ion f;piss
sad s sossns
p.oie:..es and ee1ss ausntly y ~ sesst 81 in,n,s ,
taM 10 tie meae .os:d hoth b. liz ihsfcuxaiy n
1s asq ase sS BY By ~
u or ire 1lrds. eV<n .ee ,h.t debility follows al
t:wbel ;oT hun.aty j; son:,ssty il.1*: sue1 b
u !;siTs IS Tss;ss = SsSssgs S:!.s'y: Ss.ssls: b
Z Il 2%H$E / Gs:{sSss IS
Il r sd o SS@S, s
he st. d tes p
aseink .sa a% ss.Ga
s1y,is WI 20. sPly cur ,hs dee.,iy ioloxae
" at ALREADY 4acxeG Atd 44 1t Aca Direct
and perstAteoy upon lhe bll11y sy.terp. arous-
a exrretions and retons If tar tykten. II will In
fta!l BIZ prevent sny de-terous consequences ftt-
= lowing uI.or Of climate and wsteT; henceta
Ill lr.ve lsfs tou1t have bottle with them.
1u should take taale spoonful at least befure eat -
a ti.c. A. presents ehssiveness, strengthens tic
| Id ee..e oreans It th;ul1 be in the d. OF all
" ,e,sous OF setelta1y iaos. student, uaiuler-,
literary men. AMI all ades Mt accustomed to !.
n Emuch out door exercise stould always use it. II n
fftthey will fad agreeable, pl .axant, and ecieLt
0tseuiedY against those Ills which rob them Of
,neasty; for beauty cannot exist without health,
aEd heal1n cunct exist while the it1egulA. "a
l&!ex Goa luue Thtn gan. the Cordial esfet ii
| u Mothrrs he1ief- Taken mohth or two before -
81 }ihe fna IRA! VII tassste dreadful period ri n
y IreFieet case and safety iRERE II no At!TAKX ~
| NuTMARs,, ThY IT: Aadto you we appeal 10 a
[drtect the illness OF deelife ROT oaIy Of your n
.hteIs beo'e It be too ate hut also your aonA u
and husbands, tor while The former. lroul fA.c te
| 1ilc2cy, ost4n Eoes down to premature grave =
Ifalhcr than let theE condition be known Ia NE,
line yatter arc often 20 liked with the excit-j
Ii |uspt o. business that If It wers nat for Vcu theyl
r}tAo would tsayel IN the same downward path until h
3tpo late arrest lher fatal Al. cut the E1ota'fi
n lis 4lwaYs s1xi n aud To you We confidently at-
1ires.; for arc eurt your Eexer filling affection
Alx une1,tn4!Y poni you TO rt3F. Woods Hes1o-I II
(which tloul1 A1wAFs hand IN time Of nce;. A
I'll O.. J. WOOD, Proprietor,
l4u broadway, Eev York. aud III Market strett Vt
| Isl. L,un, Ao.,and lid n Nil good Druggttts p
| ~ &itrce One Doliar per Bottle.
rsrk. D. +. ruler Co.. J. II. Reed Co., NTH Daye
! I.o 7 III I'd knA ri =
, 1860-10-02
Queen Vlciorla's Stables and Hor4es,
In = recent letter describing his visit to Wind.
sor Castle. Dr. Leyburn says:

Before going into the interior Of the Castle,
We were shown the Queens stabler-" Ne vs,''
~ they call them here. These, as may be i'm
agined, are on scale corresponding with the
e1,ravsgance Of royalty. She keeps 800 hortes,
journing for the present at Buckingham Palace.
AL Of those here we're grays except the fancy
ponies One Of the latter is beautiful little
milk. white animal, Us clean and rice as soap
water aud currying can make him. He is pet
Of the Queen's, and she has small in which
she drives him herself around the gardens.
There were also four Of the tiniest bar ponies
which the Princess Alice herself drives. four.i,.
hand, in asmall carriage. Thes., with six 9th.
ers, were present from the King OF Sardinia
The name of each Ia inscribed on plate Of MIR
bic in his stall, on one Of which is "Vic.o.,'
and on another j" Emanuel" IN honor Of the il
lustxious donor.