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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES
I lie PUBLIC BLESSING WHICH Is NC

II lie PUBLIC BLESSING WHICH Is NOW
snivsrsally admitted to exit in Ao6.t's
Life Pills add Pheuix Bitterr. 10 every day
demonstrated by their astonishing efficacy IN
the cases which they are announced to cu'e ..
All the complaints Of the stomach and bowels.
system generally, bilious and liver affections,
night fevers, head aches, piles, eostiveness,
eonsu ption, rheumatism. scurvy, impurity Of
the blood. or blotched and sallow compilations
room yield TO their curative properties. A sim
gle trial invariably secures them the title of
the best family medicines now before the public.
For sale by the proprietor, W. B. MOFFAT,
1T his office, 2s5 Broadway. and by Store
Keepers and Druggists generally. v2n3syl
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-25

"a Physicians prescriptions accurately
at all hours.EA
st Cloud, May 8, 1861. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-25

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- sTEARSs-ss.
In the District Court for the 4th Judicia
District, Stearns County.
o. B. Day, Plaintiff,
against SUMMONS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-10-25

C>TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ sTEARNa.-ss. -"
In the District Court for the 9Th Judicial
District, Stesrns County: II n ~xy~
David Lowry. Plaintiff, '-E->~ ~
y agaiSst u ar,>.Nsosrs
A. G Foster aud. SoAo~ ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02

Ginrer, mcni tic aud, feine 21tlher erbalten,
ulo itd Niemallp i'm lie be%fiiunnert, itan ietI
ru6is. Die Squap8 8eben nit ibnei Sieullid
perb INT. 8osen uao Bfeillpisen lie1t malt
natiirlid1 penig, Die 8ieiljpiBen litb ppl1
@la8 poer &ieiel uno lino 10 eingerihtet, Daft
lie Ii6 III Der Nurbe bonn Yfeile ~lo8l6let ltnr
5uriifbfei6eit. SIN 9rieg Iolen lie pergiftet
ieilt. Die Suoianer babel StrGn9e BON tleiz
uelt Wtuldeln nm bet Nadeu, bo8 S1ltpgeletf,
at Der 9tale >. @tnige traget 9plerfeperll,
atoere pi5len 1t6 nit 5ienlli6er @epanptbeit
ans alten 2appen &%leipuug8titde 5aIammet5u=
itdbelt. Die metlten freuen ltd, ipeu1 tie boob
adtet linp.
OieIe Snbtaner Irlleit itber 100000 Wertb
Sieb aeltpblen baben, pbte Die Otprpe, Hd16es
reiel &C. Sui lebten &rte9 ~perlpren 1e iiber
100 Mann. 9bre 8a6e beitebt aus Is 9tar>
gers. Wtebrere OaouerrptpptIten ltup nit
2(ufnebmen BON Bprtrdt8 beiddftigt. SAT- ie>
oer 8eitder bradte etpa8 &l~eipung8Itiife nit,
ulo ia 6ol9e bappn maren bic Snpiaaer, Die
oorge1terlt ialt ltpd ale ltaft iparelt, III Die butt
telte Wta8cerobe 9efleipet. Da Sraueu bic
mitleioi9ltelt Screen baben, m1ren audi 6rau@
~enfleiper am meilten pertretelt, un0 Srte9er
lfplSirten III lan9en neiBen 6ralteh9emoea rab
bitlltet lltterrpden bertnt. SD9ar dtltelilde
&pltitlte mdrelt 3n bemerfen. Der Sa9erplat
par ben 9altSen Sag iiber ppn Sdaaren Scent
9ierigcr n%ntringt, bic ben Sinpern aepfel SUI
mar en, melde GinOer itd it ben 9eidenttert
Sadenu II. 6olen gang artt9 1lt8rtabmen. @at5e
8agenlatrngelt pon 2%eben8mitteln purpelt rpr
ben Sall Sranei8canern bilau88efa6ren 1tp
bic pilper SEbte be8 BalOe8, Die nod uie
@rbarnen Bel DEM netBert Mann 9ef11oen,
Idautet galr5 %nertpuitpert paretrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
0ampfbopt=@rpIpNpn @oub.

@ilmin9tpn, sc. 6, 1, Tebr. Seute
0ormitta9 erplpbtrte Der Dalnpffeliel IN Der
@etretpenlible bet 6erren @uiS & Mit6eQ,
nobel etn gee9er 9etDptet NIB ELL anberer per
lpurtoet rpurpe. Sin 9rpBer Gbeil be8 @ebdu=
beg 1T san5lid %5erit0rt. Der Serluit lit ni6t
befaultt.
Der Gbarlefpn Mereurp bon oeltern mel
BET, Sen, Oef3a, Der @eianote ppn Siip-
America, Der nit Dem Dampfer 5 label in
@6arletpn anfam, lei am Samltag III wIeillenl
Sptel I'M $4,000 III lpauildelt MiinSen, lin,
$500 in eu9lildeu 8anfnpten uup nm feline
@brentreu5e, 3%uipelen ac.-9leS 5ulamnen i'm
.gSertb upn $4,000 beraubt mpr0en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
81 nrerifaniIcbe SSadrtcbteu.

3ur @barafteriftf sos
8romn'8. Gidar6 9tealf, Elm SSreunp ,tlto
rii6erer @efdbrteSp bn 8rpmn'8 Geina Staats=
I~efretair4 Der 9eSenwdrtig in @aibinQtpn ppr
benz CUR atter u4ung Der 6lrper8 fSerrb g(ffatre
1ieDer9eiestem llnterIndun98 =@pmite perbDrt
miro, bat an De8 bingeridteten @ppf SdpQ=
ger etnea Brief 9eldrie6eu, Der fploenoer inz
tereiiantet geitra8 CUR @9araftertfif pe8 alten
Brpmn entbdlt:
aSa made e8 init nidt gum gortrarf a
ia9t 9fealf, upaB id an ienem perfeblten lnp
per9aitgttBpplen lluternebmen Dem 6arpers
6errp 4ntia) nidt 8beil eenpmmen. aber I'm,
9eredt gegen Die IpOten 8u iein, muB i6 Be-
@fen1telt, paB Der @eit be8 8pblmplen8. ber
Selbltalfppternlg uup Der bobe perpeqele
Ntlttb, Der pallelbe 9erpprriet meme &l19beit
i1nD 8orfidt . nett in Sdatten felt, ba6 ih,
obmO9l Der 4n89ang meme pobliiberleoter
gefar6ttnger 9eredtfertigt bat, bod nidt Inn.
htt fdrll, Dem AnOenfert Der l1rbeber. QfS
Nteniden. bic an eplen Gisenldafteu ibrei
ebarafterS bod iiber mir lteben, meinea Sri.
but 1Qr5ubrin9eu,
Der @runoirrt5um Spbn 8rpmn'S beffart
oartt, oaB er bic &pran8lebrngeu, auf bic fd
ett u1ternebmen balirte unD obne bic fen
GrfelS Denfbar mar, fiir ablplut mabr BELT
@r bate lih eingebilpet, paB Bic Sflapen iebf
lebnit9tig anf eile @elegen6eit parteteu, id
thre 6retbett 81 e%rrinoer. Spbn 8rppn labD.
rtrte ltitter eltter burd manqelnDe Jnfeniaen
berppr9erltfenen 8dulduns, alS er ben 8erlud
maqte, let1 Prclett au85ufiibren, ebe er ltd
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02

&e9islatur BON Niraiuieu.

0t6mpub, 81. Sunuar. Cine S6mie-
ri9teit 6lpiIden Dem Spreder pe8 Delegaten=
baltle8 rno Sr1. Selocn bon Stafforb, mel6e
tnpeB leit9er Irennpi6aftlid bei9ele9t lpuroe,
per9inoerte 9eitern bic 8e%ldluBnabme it6er
ben antra9 III 8etreff Der @rnennun9 eine8
y onlinitteeS fiir Die antrige pe8 litpfarpltniidell
@rmmi1dr8.
Sn beipen 6aulern puroen bellte ipidtiae
geldliile in 8etreff elmer gpnferen3 Der Iap=
ll9el Staateit ein9e6radt, wurpel ater nidt
erleOt9t.
3as Sans bepiai9te Der @ppingtpn= unD
Sbip=Sa9n So, 100000 aG8 Inleibe,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
@rnnlidler Miienbnhn.l1nfnn.

8ptpn, 81. Sanlar. Der Gag gr.
preB5ug BON Seem Oorf, melder bierber Be.
@ltilnlltt MAI, 9erietb ut Der 9edbe BON Balalel
aus benz @elei8 uto elmer Der QSaeen purtC
it6er Den Damn bi1abgclprrfeu. Ser 8rent.
Ter lpnroe . perlest, paB CT furS parauf ltarb
Der Sdaripieler 8tpDle8 urto feline 6ral
unb cine Nfr8. S96en ipltroen ldaper perlebt
ebenip Gep. NierriG 9fi6arblpn bon @prce.
tier; etlide 5ipan5is Palla9iere murpen leidr
perlebt.
Sprin9fic1b, Mady 81. San. De,
Nep@2)Drf uao 8piton GrpreB5ua, pel6el
6elte Wtitta9 II llbr BON bier mad gpfpn al.
ging, lpuroe auf Der Beltern Stall 9trao, iii.
9efa9r 4 Wteilen peitli6 bon 9almer, bon e.
mem ernlliden llnfaa betrpffet, inoem eint
Nre pe8 5neitGesten Wagen8 bra6 n1o Der
Ielbe iiber eineu 60 SUP boben Damn biaab.
%itir5te, nobel ein Srenrler, Nanlen8 Simlpr
Oaitp, 10 perpmtOet purpe, baB er olei6 BAR
.altf itarb. Der @agelt eutbielt mgefd6r &c
BalIa9iere, BON ipeldell meGrere letfbt, aber
feiter ernItlid perleBt Munro. Der @aqeu
iiberitiir5te id 2 p6er 3 Mal, purte aber nidt
Ie9r belddpi5t. Dailp lta1D, al8 pas ltaofiid
erfelgte, al Der gremie pes gBa9enS, lpirbe
bera6gepprfen ltllp BON bent letten gSaQelt
it6erfabrelt, Der ebenfal8 aus Dem @eleiIe oe=
riet9. SIN Special5u9 ging lpfprt BON 6ier
mad benz Sdauplabe pe8 ~llnfaG8 as uaD bic
9abn parbe idltel wieDer III Srpnuig oe=
bradt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
Die oeraiftete Samilie IN glSoms auff,.

No9 eter, 90. .. 81. San. Die 6a=
Mile Bettin8ia III apom8 8aitlr, befinoet itd
beltte Itorget be1er, Die llnterindullg bel
Sade 1T I'M @a19e pa8 8ienItntdodelt lp0
Die 3bat be9an9en 6aben; iie lerut ii9 @aer
@ra1t, man ipeib aber, baB bie8 1liGt tbr NAB
rer 9talae If utto pielen meigert fie altsu0ebelr
Sic peiI't fwerner etnen 9ltipalt entl6iepen aiz
rid r1O 'a9t paB lie ibre 9eIeeli6en 9tedte
ielbft SIT ipa9ren niIle.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
ecetes BON @oibinstOn.

8aibin8tpu, 1. 6ebr. 2ule Mit9lie~
Der pe8 9aules, pelde fit 8erlin9tOn itilnuS
ten, ipilrDeu eingelapelt, mor9eu Witta9 in
Capitol 5ular1men5ufcntnen Tim gepuinatipz
ltet fit bic anperer gu beleserpen Aeuter gu
MAIDEN.
Morsen ipirb Der Senat ieia GDtltrl, mp~
ptrd ct bic @rnennul1g Sron5 @runb'8
gum @onlul III Saore nieperitimnte, III Nie=
ber=Gripdaulta otltoe1.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
,Sarpers Nerrp llnter1ud,una.

@af9ing /. 6ebr. Die Sarper9
6err9 llrteriudurr98= @pinmilfipn entlieB beute
5rn. gtaali ben oStaat8iefretdr" 8rDlpn8,
Seltatpr gilipt beItano beute ein Ger6Gr Dor
ter Gpnrmiiitpn, mOrir eS 1i6 flar ereab, oaE
tpeoer ct nod ein anperer 6itbrer Der republi-
failiidelt Bartei tr9enp etipa8 nit Dem Sarpera
5errp Y1tI6 III tGrn batter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
0ie Ganta See NpN.

Snbepenpence, 81, San. Die Soft
BON Santa Sc fam belte rpn 8alpnee Tprf
bier an. 3wei Soften iparten bort auf Niili=
tar =@8fprten.
9ieut, Sen bate 3pet Gsfprten nit wenlid,
sebenOen Soften ab9eiGidt ltilp tire 91iidfebr
irurpe ta9lid e%ripartet. - Dieie 8pf mar tel
itel1 Sllpiarern bege9net.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
@ifenbahnsllnfan

Wpntreal, I. Tebr, @eltern itir5te
auf bet Portlano @ilenbabn rtabe Der @reil5e
Der @epddpa9en cine 8Gldung 80 SUP tief
bt1tab nto nit i9nl Der @rpreBz uro BoItmaz
gen; bic Gplipuftelre bieier 8a9en faunen nit
.leidte1 8erlebutaen bapplt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
Mnfnnft OeS Snmtpfcrs
,,GitD of Wtandciter."
Ofcnrres npn Mmrpp.

9feueres DON 0urppa.
SEEM Oprf 1. 6ebr. Der Dainpfer
Gitq Of Man4eler 1T nit 1 Sag 9teuerem
%dn9efommen.
Der GpnereB lplte am Is. 6cbr. III 8ari8
gut alltntertpmmer. @S bieB, Saroinal Qnto=
nett babe a~bgebanft.
3miideu 6ranfreid ultD @u9lanp mar eil
6anpel8pertr1g abgeIdlD15en mor6en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
Nustreibuns BON @Grserm aus aentuerD.

Gtnctnnatt, /. 6ebr, Is 8ir9er ppn
WtaiO Il uno 8rafen So, Gp, fino me9en ibrer
Wfeinun9en III Der St(aoereifrase aus Benz
Staate pertrieben mOrpen. Die meilten ner=
Ielben fanle1t Selfertt bier an.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
40 @earDlanS unS Sic sprederwabl. :,

8aibin9tpn, 1. 6ebr. Sci Der beuti=
gen Spredertpa9l i%timmlteu Die Geprdlelltan=
ten Warplano'8 10:
Die bret Delnpfrateu Steipart, aunfle,
Sa9be8 fir ben Dempfraten WfcGlernano.
Die &.zgf8, SQrris uup &ebfter fir ben
&,=g2s @ilner.
9enr9 80. Davis fit ben 91epatlifaz
net Bennington,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02

2iebe Gueeup 8abrbeitl
Ra4tt9t miro bierrnit ertbcitt, taB bic Sci. Staaten Grps- 9eoe
Sss StrG ?. =. i9re idBri@e SiBun9 am glonta9 ben 6. 6e6r.
iooo a. Sro 9eu, 1856 Sit-gomtaroitr. abbdltumS Dtpr9ens 9 nbr
tgrea Alllal9 ntrlpnt. Ole Depnhrte, &epriientanen un6 0elegG-
iubt. fb Sabre9 etnSufinben.
SUI grfua8e pS 96dimarotsen 0bcr-g unSes- a%eeitsr:
SDbann Dnutert0.
(5a26- 6eb6) Snn6e8-S @ttmctaer: 2pt6ar &tepe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
9elearapbilebe 0eadrthten
3eri8tet fur BEN nsa1ttmpre @efer.A
NDfnreB.

~ ~,
Ba btn9tpn, 1. Sebr, Sena t..
Som Brdlioentet lief cine 8pt16alt Elm, wprin
Die Spprtellt altge9eben nerpe1t, melde bic
@rnl uldr@8eamte1 befpmmel1.
@8 FAM I'M Senat uibt8 BON @i6ti1teit
ppr, pa baS Snterele an per SprederpabI I'M
Oaule Die gauge Aufmerfl amfeit ber Senatoren
abIprbirte.
Sans. Die Sibuns murbe bon benz
Nabbiner Gtapbael nit einem @ebet erGTf=
net. 6err 91apbael betete Iebr patriptiI6 Bic
SorIebung niS9e boftr Ipr9e1t, baB ba8 Sau8
elltelt ntparteitldef putrtptiI6en Spreder p1b=
le ltrtb DAP bic Wttt9lteber SITES fitr'S g8pbl
pe8 9el1einianen 8aterlanoe8 tbun. Da8 Sc
BET pe8 Jabbiuer3 ipuloe nit arpBer 9(ufr1erfz
%Iantfeit ange6Drt.
Der @lerf t6eilte nit, bQB Dor Nllein Der
lutra9 Sberntat'8 p%prltege, worrta6 man 5ltr
Sprcderlpa6l Idreiten lplle.
Slut pen antrag oe8 Srlt. @6elp8 murpen
Die Wettglieoer perlel en, @be bic g~erleIpng at
Gtoe mar, beattragte 6r. Bpcpf, Srn. Start
ppt 99ewzOprf lre9en 9ei6tzNnlrelerbeit 51
eatldulpi9en. @r erfldrte, clue NnSobl Wtttz
9lieoer Ieten abipeIen0 ltllo ba8 l)tptip Ieite8
Antra98 iei, ibnen 3eit gum Sontnten st Bebelt.
Der Al1tr19 fiel pur6.
8ocpf beantra9te, Bis gut A11funft BET Seb=
lenpen alle S9dti9feit einSultellen, uto perz
lan9te pariiber cine Nbltinnluag nit Sa unb
9eein.
Sherman Oiele 8erSGserun98= Suffrage Iinb
I'M QSiperipru6 nit peul 9eitern 9etrpfeneu
llebereinfpmlten.
Sntitb BON So, niinldte cine 6ra9e an
Wprri8 BON Beunlplpauien SIT ridtet.
@rpp geltern peripraden Die Denlpfrutelt,
bur6 0errn Burnett, baB iie bette Wforgen
bic Ibltintnnn8 ntdt weiter per5Sgern mpllten
uttp ntr unter pieler 8prau8leBul1g battelt Die
Nepublifaner III Die Gertasu1s geniai9t.
Burnett ais ct oiee8 Seripreden 9emadt,
babe ct pcrau8gelebt, baB Sepermart parlit
elmer tal1oelt Ieilt iperoe.
Stantpn SO murre inns (hen ~g1epublifaz
ner1) al8Oritdlid) perIprpden, DAP berte feline
fetue lpeitere Disfuilipn Itattfinoen Ipae.
Sputrn: SD babe 9eltert au8oriifli4 9ez
gen ein icldeS arrangement prpteitirt.
IS mirp ibrn BON rspublifaniIder Seite 5t=
9%erufen: 0d8 BAT Nieu1aro sebErt.
Soultpn D18 lit nidt meme Sdulo,
gtadoeln bic Oenlptratelt DurA leere
S6mdbereien Die N6Itimmua9 nod finger
per5Sgert battelt, faub biele bpd5 enolid itatt,
Serr Briggs erfldrte, puB ct fit Bennits=
ton ~ltinnlet werfe lnb 10 befamen bic 9lepu@
blifu1er bic ein5i9e nod fe6lenOe Stimme.
Oa8 Sptltll be8 Srlt. Briggs ipurbe BON ben
Hepublifanern nit bpunernDem Behalf, pplt
Den Denpfraten nnp Stpp NptbilgS nit Sc
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
Ser repnblifaniide 9preder aenablt

@efern enSlid pur6e Der beige &f cnt-
I6ieoenI Snoem 6err 8rt9s8 pa8 ribmltdC
8eilptel peS Serrn Searp @inter Oapi8 be
folgte, 9eiplnn Bennin9tet Die ablplute Weajo=
ritat. 8eitere8 finbet Der 2eier inter ben te-
le9rapb1den 8ertdteu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02
@barle8lfreet 8quperein So. 2

Den bieleu 5reunben onIeS neuen geretns, welber na6f
fituipn 6S @barle8teet 8auoereinS go. ! 9efornt lit bier
@adrt1t, oaB been8 am lebter Donnerta9 abenO naDe 81.
tbeile 9e3et6net mur6en, uno oaB cie nd9ite Berianmtn9 6eifsze.
beue, 0cnnerita9 rem 2. 6etrg A6enoS s utr, III Der Sta8 9aQe
Bel 9rn. S. Peter8 am 9anpper= Dtarfet ~absebalen ptrb.
%guitba6enbe pp0en ~9efil9it ibre 3eb6nun9eu fir Anbeie ata
otelent Aben6 o6er ionit BET einem Der unterSeidueten MAIDEN.
S. S. Beer, 6r. 9ubfe,
S. An9ernteier, S. S9miet,
@ep. gunbaib, 6. 9ti9l,
W. gbner, 8. Pebpl6. Il. 10.
S. @inter, (DIRTp)
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Re

Menid9eit ielblt ber5meifeln, Staten, Be
maffne Did, ntlp Du mirlt fret lein!
Surin, 4. San. 1860.
Qn5enh ,~;k.nt
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9 bDI3.


&nn6ol5. San6OlS4
"a Ser rutersei8ncte ben GeI6aft8 gtntbeI beS Su. Geo. SD
Smtb ppu Der aIten 6trma fiuFtN an fb 9ebradt bat. 10 min ~
uunnebr GAS @eihSft af leine e9ner auetn9e Ned,mln9 ouuS ftS
gelwapSPsagSas ny, = y :" NV, S %nSgsS ~.r ~ SopeipaIll, an be
Sanls's SS .x UrHsS !" a S" ~, N oYes VSs,,, nSs = Steuogem fort
Iu9te! umV s 49, a>n,TTT1,fta" w r N.Y. Nn"H ~ ~ UAuR9s y MOI
pw suy"t S so%nas NJ" ,n ~ = ~ ~ pEe .snsn gtpbM &pr
sut2 W. stm g ,a~r Seoretnrs;Sen ~ '.tsr y ~ 2nMn Amu 3 alelt
gen pcrtaufsn. "o"'
@s2io Samuel Burnei It.
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@pnccrtc lttt0 Sadie.
WrOBe Snirrr

o~pkNA%
pes 0rpBhatt8 uno Der 1atergeprpneten Satue
tes
Stretltt9tell 1lten SrOeH8 Der SraiOcn
in cet Meap=9tf enbtDz gtpoms.
beitte, Opalerltag Den 2. 6etr4ar 1860.
0aS Vrrterettun9s-s Ornrihee 1T ehiblpIet, bB biefes bic
DrDBarti0fte Spirec
@s ptro cine
grOBe 8rDmenabc
Itatttneen, %aussefa9rt pom aacn OfTteren bts @rpe0ains, un6 ser
Jfe8alien nip nit ben 5nlignicu pe8 Srpen8
lnS 70 fE gapefeaSea Elm aberrlidea6 f86ues s6auipiel ae-
Sas ScrSntttee 5ntnSst f4 sertrausnssoa an be sraser bes
Sr0ehs uno btttet fe. It'd Bet tiricr grp6en u6 tntppfnrten ge~
rtOnftratirn tn fol6er Qeeie su betbtuhoen, fGE Sic giSrasr al S
tNnore3S rappn utet5eutt merpet Gag Ofsfs Snfttut aud mirfG6
wel6e es etnnintmt. TF" O'tN""S
gintritFsf rte 81 90 fir eiaen 6,rrn NIT 0amen.
4tdetS zinc bt auen 8ruofrn beS OtSers IN h1het. e
go pie gSlr II ben @dnCen Se5 Ssn. Bitter i6eroepyr
9aae %etnSuinoen. fN"" : wy VI lVrer
SIN @uftra0e' 9aS G%recuttS -Gpmmtttse
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x1r11t ~0SrrTnmf.

&fYysS ONNt 0CTIVuT+
MRRsllld ou Auet yano NIT 0uten Gebdultbtetten, 16 Wteilen
%EsgsANltl Yen oer Staet nabe Ser ganSihaBe uno IN Der oslunbe-
lten @e9euo, 1101a @fer an Der &ertbern Central 81.
leaoegn. 80 Wteilen bon Der Staot nit %@ebanoen; 10 Nder an Ser
a!ten Treoertd 3eao, gut o~n9ebalt; l07 @Ger mi. bablden Sc
o~taaltebfeiten uno gnIa9eu, miro 9c9cn gigentbun IN Der Stobt
ss1p19Itaalat; 6 atsr an ber alien @oesrif stooo Z glsiIs bon
.Sen Der Sto6t; 2 S6uler in 0ewarofr, nabe Gamoenitr.s in
SSelt- gpnborb1tr.; ? in Sapeteitr. 2 IN 2ern9tpnir.; l in
6rontfr. in HrattIr. / in 0anooerfr. 2 in MulberrbItr..
uno nebrere aneere IN oerlficbeneu @esenceu Der Staet. 9ptS su
oermdbet in 8et 9altimpreir. Monumcnt-, @ap- nno Nfcgl-
oerrpitr. un6 8roabpoY. @riuo gu oertauieu lit @roaSwab.
@rlnorenten gu p~ertaufen. @lpder nno NprrtS,
So. 63 sSapeteltr.
n9y Guuftriefe, MietbsGpntrafte, Eeltamente nno mSr
ldaifIide Bapiere, iope @aien- @erthts- @cihdfe weroeu befea
beiorgt. Apl5s
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Nerfdmfs=M

gu perfaufep
SIN gaufe beier g8pGe werben pe8er. @eo,uaS ppn bier ale Sir.
ten aSNaItun9S9esenitdn iebr t.dig pertSuft in SO. 2oS W6ul-
bertplr. nahe Nlneltr. BEL @9nTtcs Mn 9ner. DoTS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-02

iHettHlly APSt LIZ NONpl pttIto UlpNI6tepApll@
far1tIden SprederS ST MAIDEN.
ST.. Sarperialt murbe BON republif. Seite
laut 5ur Srolutn9 9er1felt.
Die 6erren SDcrd mlo Sherman iplrpen
bon BEN @lerf e%r1t1rttt, lnl 5rn. Benii19ton
3ullt Spre9er1t1bl 3n 9~elettelt.
Spreder Bennington l1a6nt letien Sib init
frl9enoer Altrepe ein:
st ne6tue NIT ber5lidem Dauf Die 9rpBe
Gbre an, Die ct II ipie ibnl Ietlle 6reunbe be-
5eu9en lperrelt II nie Ael1dt babe. Gben neil
er BON Der gSiirbe unp Widti9fett bicle8 AntteS
purdpruugen lei, bite ct lieber einellt Sdbiqe@
rem 1np Wiirpigerell in bieIem Nmte 9elebelt.
(6ier lei %benertt, paB Serr Bennington ltet8
ftr Sberlnan l%tit1nlte MIR einntal III elmer
gang nnentldeibenpen NbItilnmuh9 pptirte ct
ultS 6Sflidfeit fit ~ietiten friiberen @bioz@e>
np1Ien @ilmer. 9iep. s.. 80 G6er nadbem
Der Strett 10 LANCE semdbrt, babe er e8 fit letz
1e 8ffidt sebalter, Die &anpibatur ar5uneb=
ulelt, pq lid pnr9 pieie Nn1abme Die Al8Iidt
alf cine Seelpi9uu9 be8 Streite8 %erSffnet
babe.
ST lverbe iuh be1treben, letn ghlt ullpar<
t6eiil6 uno geredt gu beripalten. ST. bitte nm
9tad1t6t bet alien Mit9lieoern. 4s gertreS
let ptp PNlIlplIWtN Sl1dleS g(eD Oer1eN, QtI
lpeldeu Die ite9reiden Sdlaaten BET llnipl
8efodten mitroer, lei ct elm 6retnp Der llnipn
unp bet Contribution.
Setn i~nnislfer gSunld lei es, bic llnipu, ben
Triepea unp bic 6reuuoldaft gu erbaltep urp
nnlere berrli6en Snltitutipnen nltaeidmdlert
ben Radfomtnet gu iibernladen. Sein Ser3
ifla9e fir ATE Sbeile ~unlerer 9ele9netell
~ll1tpr, e
Ole patriotiiden @prte Serrn 8enuiuaz
trn'8 fanbett ber6li6en 8eifalf. <b bic
Sumter lnp &iom 9trtbing8 gaben ff9 5ufriez
ben. gtur 9e9ett SO inter 9apiS, ben
|etn5tgen Sipldnber, Der fit ben
rep. 8aaoioaten I%tiatmte, bate Der SiipzOe=
mpfrat Barf8pale nod ehn g~elinoe8 Shimpfen
d1geltinnt oer bate aber mdbrenp leine8
@eldimpfe8 Serru Dapi8 ba8 ebrenprle
3et9niB aa89etept, p1B Die gan5e
Ser 4feit fir bic Grz.
~ 4 b1un9 s. enning tp II s ait Senz
rp Winter Davis bqfte.)
Npdbem Ser Bennington BON Srt. 8belp8
alS DEM dltelten Wit9liepe einseldwpren NOR
ben, mnrbeu idmmtli6e Wtit9lieber eiusez
ldipprelt.
Dunn perta9te ld oa8 Bis auf ben Sob er=
idlSpfte 5au8 biz 6reita9,
f' Zh'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
nov TO KEEP GLEN,
Use IlOraback,s SOAP.

I'VE the undersigned take this method of inform
w ing the citizens of Augusta and Rockingham
counties that we have purchased of VIM. z. Kllgore
the owner for the State of Va. the right OF said
counties to manufacture and sell family rights to
make Rorapacks Compound Chemical, Toilet and
Washing Soap, and will be in Staunton during
Court week for the purpose of selling family rights
to all who may wish to purchase. This Soap has been
prominently before the American public for more
than two years, it has been thoroughly tested by
many thousands of people who pronounced 1t to be
the cheapest Soap heretofore known
In the LIST place this Soap recommends itself to
every family for its cheapness and superior cleans
ing qualities,
2nd-For its being so easily made.
3d-Because it will wash with half the ordinary
labor of common Soap.
4th-You can wash the finest texture OF Lawns,
Muslins or Laces without any rubbing.
5th-It will effectualy remove grease from any
kind OF cloth whatever without the slightest INJURY
to the goods.
This Soap is made without using either grease or
I've, and be made in ten minutes after the water
boils. The Toilet Soap is made without at !, cost
of cents per pound, and the washing Soap three
fourths ola cent per pound. All who wish to try
the qualities Of this Soap can call at the National
Hotel or Virginia Hotel and get some OF it tree OF
charges after you satisfied it is gel uine artl-
clc will be pleased to sell all family right who
may wish to purchase. 49,. A..
Messrs. Kilgore and Pendleton will also be at the
Yirginian for the purpose of selling County rights
&C., SWINk & HITE.
july %. ls5s-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-06-29

The above is portrait of David McCreary Of Nae
pier township, who on the 3lst day of August 1885,
made affidavit before Justice Gorley that be
treated for the cure of Cancer by three pbYsican9
of Bedford county, and by DR.. Newton OF the Ec-
lectic College in Cincinnati, for period Of nearly
eight months, notwithstanding which his lap. nose,
aud portion of his left cheek entirely eaten
acay! He had given up all hope, when ne heard of
the ''Rlood Searcher," and induced to try 1t.
-Four bottles cured him, and althonch sadly disGg-
nred, there is question but what this ihFdaable
medicine saved his life The full particulars Of tiis
remarkable may be in circular, which
can be had of any of the Agents.
We also refer to the case of NaneY Bleakney Of
Elderton, Armstrong county, Pa, cured Of Sc otu-
la after being unable to get out f bed for mes
years.
To the case of lady in Ausonyine, Clea, FIELD
county, who was also afflicted with Sorotuia in 10
wort form.
70 the of George Meisel, residing IN Cqrro,
town, Cambria county, Pa, who was so batty ai4
ficted with Cancer that it ate his entire nose OF,
and his case was worse if possible, than McCeacy's
The particulars of these cases; ever, one OF which
was cured by the use of the Blood Searcher-nlay
also be found in circular to be had of any OF the
Agents.
R. NJ. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and sale near
the Pa. Railroad Depot, Hodaysburg, Pa
DR.. George H. Keyser, Wholesale Aren't Pitts
burg, Pa, Dr. W. b. Young, Staunton, Va, @.
Nj. King, Waynesboro' Va.
January, 6. lS60-ly.