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, 1861-05-24

@ Oak Orchard Acid Spring
Hssss-Famphlets containing the opinions oleelobra
t;d Ctetss and Phyticiaas respecting the use ofths
WATER III The cAse Of maay diseases Of tae human sys
4etn. v1n he fcppNsd gratis On application -
J.H REEDS CO.
Whole 4als Drscslt4.
Cal:aSo, II
CAILxc1 APAxpH1T.
ApH3 3eEG5.1y
, 1861-05-24
I!:ru8aeH.
pUPTUREs CURED BY THE
HARD RUBBER RIGGS TRUSS;

m otaszs ssar used both n con.-
sEnchon and material. Docs not constantly prem oa,
tat Ttx9e ana thereby Etxe ean Or anHsi foT ule
bI.ng1nk r. Pstts e kehss r9Mx e nst1re Snaa0s e
press UFON TIE: COED ii obztFuG et1cuiston;
9e!er tola q eo.edss ~ j. n.sy. clean aad asx.
aeians IN It fs ths ONLY PHIL ofH1CAL IRuBs:
II USE Mons but thoee who hare sultu7ed With The
sRicT1 Tfns1[ Al knuth1tta pamphlet containing Ill
paf4ealEx Gant nc. Pessea5 wiihing thl4 Ttuss can
Of RuptQre Kitn Description Of ease 70 J. B. eHKIEY.
Oftca 19l Lakc stre est Room 30, L {ups:x1raJ r.
o. BOZ DIX. :EK Wholesale Ttaas supplied q Ncw
York pziees. iIT6Q1y
, 1861-05-24

~ QUINCY RAILROAD.
PackcSEer Trius leovo Rad arrive It Chc4so FOL.
1ovs:s{all leaVtt It 800 A. T.. (suadsys e1cepteI5,
.ss!yes .s 80 I: 4, tsanaays e1seRtsd> k:pEs:a;
rs + X. MondaJs e1cep:ed} Aurora Aecou11nosia-
ton leases 1t i15 T.. fSunda53 exccptcd), arrives
at 1tzSe H. T.. tastutd1yl Gceptedl
G. e. HAMMOND, 6Npet
, 1861-05-24
1904 SPRING AND SUMMER
loV1n ARRANGEMENT.
Michigan Southern & Lake Shoro

XXI Cfh1N6 AMI 81 MMGh
loO1* ARRANGEMENT.
Michigan Southern & Lake Shoro
AIR e AID.
nee 1ans viii ssss Ghisaxo i !. ri; fola1s: @ 'as'F
400 4. ii PiS e.. e Sra' reaches rs'sa'
sSo B5 Bsfge ssts1s ssss.y .sae. re...
soo +: 81 Ss.s !. s. ra's
81 Ps's fss reaches Dsso<
sooEM En- n2e!!y eXatept Saturday. reaches ou.
P11rssunan Asn PuHAnz1rmA R1PRzss TIA To1z.
s.do As5e, - e,ess eeaaseaeps s;:'. .. c'szs -
500 sTs5s ls@ sx:s . ~ saa
nnsd1s Deaale, ;s:fa;a:a FAILS. 1le4a7. Hew Yorf.
besss s.sS On ii .
Lu1u.tots rev Steering cosesea .lth Al 9o5az1
9s4 BE- sst.;gsa s 4 e.
At the DeEos co:nsr II T4n Bnren sna SHERMAN =.
a aen1 SfHH sapi. foisao. 0. % assl II Me.staa axs
DIITSBURGH, Fr. WAYNE 4
l. CHICAGO RAILROAD.
raxenges Traa. 1e.ys sss DeE2t eoraez u xad
SAM Fort Wayce Accommodation
10 An except Sundays, and 1t
5Ex, excerpt Saturdays
Fer BoSToy, hEW fo2h, PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
Harrisburg &c .Pittsburg,
Aho-TOR ALBANY, BUFFALO. DUNKIRK
CLEVELAND COLUMuE4, CISCIN-
MATT, DATTON-
n nt1} Er~yf1n hurv {N~w
tae cities AboYe named.
+ eeping Cars On night trs:n1 and baSgaga by taaa
xnr1e checked through to III Eastern C11ie5
Tickets tor.sle at he principal Ticket Qncct ii ta
WeFt at tho cc,paoY1 , onee. eeE1cr fEa9ao1ph a3d
Chicago.
DIV. BOSS Westn PAaa AEank
.FPATRICK, Ticket Agent
, 1861-05-24

eD Some Of our sece5sionists, who at pres
cnt have no other vocation than secession,
have just returned from Nashville. Some
thing seemed to be in the wind yesterday.
Little secession groups we're seen In close
consultation in various placea. We await de-
yelopments, Various rumors are floating
about in the atmosphere. Many think that
Tennessee troops are to burst suddenly upon
rs and take possession Of our end Of the Nash
vile Railroad Let US be prepared for every
case Of an irruption and invasion from Ten
peeece?-L0uis1iNe Journal.
, 1861-05-24

HEEAT CONSCLD ATED
~ LE3E!!
CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO
ais 1TNt 9xff314H

Ala LINE aaiia1A3.
fe1ty Ai1es tbs Sac: test Routs t. Cincinnati.
1ua1ar rapcl;s a-d louisville.
OspoS Chicago daily a. toi1oSr,.
3;t9 3t9S s. M-Day Exprrs. (sun:a7. ercepsed)
ri1hIi;a aH1En1 ~ E5pEe:* {sstnrIay5 nJes2tei1
@A1'oGG9 IL, ElSClSSAfI AND IyDtATAPJ-
r.Ll5 ~ EMifH0rr CHASoE or GIEl
,rn15 aeT tae pa aeosS9GFso*a-As Anderson and Ech-
sT.!5 satssnbe1yt1e as and 4, :ttts Is csatsai ana
Iss6;I+o nn'e; as TT Wheeling. Da.t,,noxa lid
:. sor!HEaS CoSssc7=xs-A. 1as,,n,,or, q.
flApEllu, columbus, Madison, L1vrsreehuiy J.fsrs -
EsnEfe, ani al pStnt. in Central and sou:p-rn r
u. also foI Louisville. Franktafs Ie1snssr III
C9naeeaoEs It Cincinnati e,r Ham!en. aasr.ets..
Time to Cinttnnau only u hours. Elssaat s1.enl,-
Cars on Night Trains.
Through tickets By ttis nEe c1n be cbtatpe,a At NJ,
principal Rare ID 0E.ccs II the rhwcst nd Al tn
GonpaoJ's Qtce. No: ,1 Randolph &treet Cnlc.so.
>~N'N~' join DRAEDr. su2.rtat4.aert
CUAa z. FOLLETT, GeaL Tisket Agent EVIL
, 1861-05-24

- Dr.. johnson Of Paducah, a few days
ago, asking as Senator Of kentucky that the
troops should be Withdrawn from Cairo. We
understand that the President in Ills reply,
acknowledged his Indebtedness to the Senator
for highly important piece of information.
Won't the Legislature do tie State favor to
call for the Jurisprudence 2-Lonisv;9s Jour
31Hf
, 1861-05-24

PRlME BARLEY MATT ar
= WAITE cn hand eaa far ~,fs - -. -
41eea ssso hepss4o1 Yesst Kals i Hafreis ~ eA1a
a.ysa1x T. g. .MOREL....-
s%Fss's s8oAtd q Tg1dp DVsldla.,
, 1861-05-24
Gbiragp G&iib,t,tt
FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1861.


DatlY Arrivals md departure II mau
TKatnss
, 1861-05-24
The Camp Mt Cafros
tFrcm tho Camp Hcgisser.1

.--A.A .-.k-- l..
, 1861-05-24

JAMES W ADSW ORTIZ,
No. l Doless Building,
CE1CAGO......-............ ..................u1E016
AGENT FOR
CouL Fire Insurance Company
HARTFORD
A16eM..
Western Massachusetts Insurance Co..
PITTSFfELD.
AEseta -..... $-e.gN.
Atlantic Fire and Marine Qns. Co.,
PROVIDENCE
A2eN. -.......-.$GeuUN-
Roger Williams Insurance Company
PGQTIpEEEE.
Ifvtng Fire Insurance Company,
NEW TORE.
AEtet5..
Warrington Fire insurance Comply.
EEW TORk.
apeea ce27 -sn
, 1861-05-24

1901. BUFFALO AND
ICUls LAKE HURoA RAnWAY.-sAsstas&
nd bes: fouto % H0fAlo and otteF E11tarN cltia1
Train lesr!rE C1icaKpa ~ peHolt = ~
p.GOA IL Bcstou X 40 PA- -con7ectt3* 1ta ksW
YoEk cectI11 a rutalo md New fs1k Rio r:tas
going East, T1cksa viA this Road can b. o1&olnn6
Il ttneU1iaa Depot r g, CARTER, aeA1 AaAAKet.
4. .FNL. TtIno S42t- B1fAa ~AS~'Sy
, 1861-05-24

- 4 Friend in Need Try it,
DR. SWEETS EFALL1nLE LlSbtEsT y pre-
ra.ed from the rccelpe OF Dr. Stephen oi .oh'
neccut thu r,rss bone SETTER and hsA been used IN
his psselee tr 1tc last tEcrtY tcazr with the most
estoni.has Success Il e1tt1s rsmedy 1t u With
out .yh. and will allt.5st: paia more frecdily than
my ot1cr preparation. For al! Rheumatic and feF-
xous Dorders 1t l. truly ihfa1be. and as curAtTa
3pr so-c. Wouad. sprrus, Es'lses &C.. it, soothing.
healing sad powerful strengthening properties excite
she Inst wonder and Rst7nishrnt Of Ill who have eTe1
edvea Il ui1 Over focr hundred ccstii cates Of
tuarkao1e cures, performed brft within tho last two
ynsrh attest iftt act For salc py J. Il, JOHS60N,
Gcacr1 Agent. ~ State suoet Chiesso. and By MI
DtA1ex no1s'soeow-dIy
, 1861-05-24

f#- There Is reason to believe that James
E. Harvey, lately appointed Minister to Por-
tugal, las been and Ia in the South, as spy
or secret agent Of Lincoln. Charleston Courier.
, 1861-05-24

CH1CAGO AND 81. LOUIS
~ RAILROAD LINE.
SUMlER ARRANGEMENT.
T1o I1Frcss Tr2ils care West SIDE Cn.oa Depot |
- Day i EsIsess aud xa1 ns 500 a. NJ daily. <a1cspt
WILL Hpress s:1s tany; ts3esp,s .sas sa.ar!,y3
Irsies i; ar;;,se trems st Ioah at 600 L T. and roo
oet ea "a f1FdfnG Waaxtan saaaa Accommodation srs
IVA Sy i D. aaA'' sSassf' ea'R E Il MASON. supr
Aakt Transportation.
FOR LAKE sUPERIoR.-TI1E
BACKUS
VI an r.. s9 d4Tg the sasnins om Docs ~ a.d
For Ports on Like Superior.
:sas ssss 4 8 esg u.s.
n He W Es TER n
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
WESTERN EXPRESS. |
4 81 q Z
THE WESTERN TRASsPo9 .auog Co.,
Having msfa Arrangements to run their Laks Steam
Pzo2e1lers OF sitc1nase days vita thoea ofIha
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Michigan Central Railroads,
sar,o- :, mt c,.., .t,r-et a,a strc,~ ,tea,1.r,
aoNq!cr 70 Tie mercantile and conneIcial ceIcia public
1aetio aa 1rod1cs "a "a ron H.
Eastern. Western, Hostbe!u and soutavestssu States.
3,,S T1s eoTq7aass q aaeqaa1ad CANAL teti:as con
Saae as3 esanss IL e & sse fcoTa
ts guT eor r n ISer osts1na9n
TIT, wrarnr7w wp11ax
toHEed 20 epsrsted 9 thts Colpaaz) VIII rr1 o?er
With To rsr1cas Raifoais lead1s- West ;nd TtS u
Izse Upper Lake Line Daily.
Tonawaadn, Fountain CITY,
Free stntes Wenona,
MonaW4, menootas
HeRt1ns, l, nsa.,.~ caien., ,.,
LEAVING tho dock :. Erle BASIN and loot Of n:en.
HsssaEe spply = the Estsern Transporatton Ot.ee.
Line Office, foot Of Michigan seRsss.
The Detrot: Et,,e Daily.
Via Eo,th sho.s Direct
W.T. CO. su.mna w.rca s1r.x,.A
, 1861-05-24


NEW ToEK. .Jauuary 7sth. 1861.
The Trusteez In conformity - the Charter Of the
Company, submit the following statement Of lts a.Ias
On the a1tt Of December. LEO:
Premiums received On Marine R.11, rom
lst January. 18sb t. sst December ls60. Il 6o, ,23T
Premium On Policies not marked OF 1st Of
Jaunsry. 1s6o. 1Ezn2.n
,rot,, .,,orr+ ~ nor1n. Pr,n,,nr. 60isxs q
NO Pouas nave oeen fssnea upon L1e has1s. nor
upon f1fe dsxs otscoaaeesea *ato haslne h!sxA'
Premiums married Oh nom Isl 'hnnAts
1850 to S1st Dtcenbsr, s5o.'..-.....-.sa542lS56p
Losses palo outtnCsae eAme Pc
11od+s. .......'..-'.........-'$1A9.aa3
Returns Of FrcuiuEs and tx
penses.-.......+'..".-"."... 6D12Uo
n. f.onnanv n.ys thu 3ojIoxJoe Assets v,r
1rn,ted st.,ea md stste ofEex Yort STOCK
cir. Bank md other Stocks. &. esSsB.p
80. 49, othsrn,ss N ,1oo1s.oo
p.,1 -. ~ IN m
Nr3dcna. m stcct. ;nt.r.st m Rnndssrd
MeSsssgea ana oshef Loaas' saaass
notes, de-ansu14nce MIC olaef cia1lus
r,re-n,r,, Eota. md Ri,,, R-c.tr .h1e 2xYsl,6st
-, a.. a.. ~
, 1861-05-24
Goln1nissipn mercbants.

TIT p. STANLEY.
Cs,MMIss9ON MERCHANT,
AMI dealer u Fruit and Produce Mo, Isl SOUTH Water
Etrrct r. O. Bog - Ca.cs<o, Msota We E5,.it tae
eonatgr OF goods that ar. Of the bc@. quaitsY
n. B. have several acEes cf the Wilson's Albany
6travQefry and VIII sell plants Of toat ys.etf a. e
rtuNl rates and In any quantuea.
, 1861-05-24

Associstion. Philadel-

k53 HUWHTU -5eso1RaV1011s
phla pen.r,e1t Izstttrt1on established By Special
Endowment fer the relief Of the sicE and
Affected with truleat md Chror1c Dlseasca. Medl-
csl advise gtvrn Gfa:!s o1 tue AeuHs sac-
AHA Rrnort. On 67ernatarrhra and otheS d1seasea
and On 4ns NEW bENEo1ES employed in tho Dis.
nrcs.T seut In raled1et envelopes free Of charge
Addrr6s pr. J. sKn1E E0UGHToN, Howard
h+.cftattou, 10. South Ninth stsoet rhilAdephis,
Th uy1exSv
, 1861-05-24
Fttgura11rK.

n F. PHILLIPS, Agent,
L. No. IS Clark street. Chicago Illinois
Howard Insurance Company,
new Ionk-cHAErEEED,1 1ez1
lUy1eEs9-1ml
, 1861-05-24

CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD.
For milwaukee,, La Crosse, st. Paul
0shkosh. Her1In. and Interu1e-
d10te Points,
On md afeef "wednesday, May S7h 1stt PASSENGER
trains win leare the Depot corner u o>t Kln.te a1i
Canal streets <suudays excepted. - fouo1s:
500 :. u md 200 2. M. aad ar11Te At Milwaukee
at III IS 4. II and 1:35 r n.
Fas*en:e er train arrives It Chicago u I:5o r " and
Q:5O ~
WAUKEGAN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN Leaves
Chicago It $50 F. 81. aud AEycs At Cnl:Aso At Is
A. II. s. c. BALDWIN.
my36i superintendent
, 1861-05-24
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
sd HiiKs DOUBLtK TRACK
To eauacT Of t5t9 tcA4 u xq321 - zpY n u

70 AnES1 DoQnLa TkACK
46fes Ihreash e P.zsenxsr L. ss,1,s .,:;. Trains
s:4S - ~ ss:'s fsss: ssS
% 5s, tarqi.eg 4se e or = - ~
AZ !; =, =, tssesEs
~ ri q IL "a e. 55s5s
Three aa,ty ts}as eoaase. direet r9r Ksx Yo.Sv r.
III through Passenger Tr.tn. peo7tded win Isn<a.
% KaEineez. taus sddinz much 70 ha satss1 ot m
IL Daily rf.l=, bot svesa Ph1ladslphl. .aa asx
s:ssss q Il - soad q sasz II 4
5s3 Esss i HSSE's p ~ seea Z. Ee:es ss Z
Rs:' i :.s sa{ { e
E7 fl .ed a.@s.s Z ns sss q & q Sa9.'*
UFA11 A1KAIa ls Low An Inn ~ oapu ~
Asz roa Il T1tkkas 81 aSSTS 81 Fiji FifBBusaz
bszs fse e:'If:S
7sssse e. s46s.ss e tsaf Il 2 q
isfi;a a s. $ s5ss ssIsae e 81? e
:ss@ q e e as82S7E 8sSPR &C.
conpsny: D A. s1rwAKr, F,sa;nua7xa;
Ht!a tii;&s as$sss5Ss7: i f!5SSa4 9ssS I
Hss: m 5tnaa: Il 9s T. Ssfa S Gn:essa sasaa Atafa III
r. r.; s ~ Al Ss';S S:{4 AZ
a:; xS2:: e. ss1i ~; !: ::
, 1861-05-24
;:2@4;ta. Gl:sziu:4 Mts;a:zu::s.

M s. NICHOLS & co. HAVE
4x1s e2ened at 188 6outh Water street. Chicago,
= aGccerA Commtsai9n House, for tho gutcaasc an3
gzEmalts sa4 ordeEs TO parties asesssels = n n
MEwsuKee Hcnse, Etchofs Britt 4 CO. think t4cT cAn
give such HepeT!pr advantages. atLfbI.--
u g. xlCHors d. 4 BRITT. K.L 1ICU3I&
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-26
Nerntii6tes.

Itatt bee 9nftballon mirb
man li6 jeBt Der Camera Sblcura CUR Nuetunpe
ldaftune rsr feinpltGen Stelun9en bepienen.
Niittsllt elmer in elmer 6Tbe BON 10 5u6 anee<
brahten @ameraSblcura tann man @egenltdnpe
Die nitbt GROCER lino ais Elm Suno, auf Is
Wfeilen Gntfernung Dsutlib erfennen. 2lnse=
rest wuree bieIes Serfabren BON einem News2Jorz
fer Namens @ep. Hapbel. gSsnn es (iA bepdbrt
piro es BON unbereAenbarent Nuben etn. Dae
BET 1T eS unslejd btGiser als Die @rperimente
mittellt 9uftbaupn'S unb burdbauS ungefabrlth.
- SttefeL S6ub unp 9antoffel.
Gin itCl3er S6ub serietb nit einem Stiefel tn
Strett unp bebauptete paB Ietn Nmt tpeit eplsr
ais oa5 peS Stiefels p1re, ittpem man liA Istner
nur bei belonperen @ele9enbetten bebiene. Retn
Sau, feline @Uur, fetne Nufpartung Ghrte er
NIT bldbenper SelbtludD inpet Statt pbne mid,
p1brenb man i6 beiner, Du armer Seufsl nur
BET lhmustsem gBetter ais semeine 6ub6etlet>
pun9 bepient. Der seret3te Sttefel mari er3irnt
Der @riinpe 1el ent9esen, fIbrte ais 8eipets ieis
mes @esenrehtss Die lilbernen Sporen an, iebpd,
feline Der ltrettfIbrenben Md6te pUQte na6aeben
uIs .rer 3ufall einen PantOfel Uuriiberfiibrte,
Dieter 6Grte faum woopn Die 9ieDe mar, ais er
ausrief; 80 tbr Sbpren, pas mid cure Ma4t
9essn Die meintse! 9bilplppben, RInltler, Sel-
Oen unO Staat8manner 1eu3en unter meiner
6err11aft @ne Qaune BON mir l6Bt ben S4ub
nidbt auf Den 8aq unp Den Stiefel nibt aus Dem
Saue. -
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bilt Gin eintges beutl9eS 8alt, 1T Elm oar
berrlther @ebanfe, tpp IOu es ater ba tommen,
no nthts eint9 TT. $50 Der Shpobe nihts BON
Dem Birtemter9er, unb Der 8rante niats pom
Spenwolper pilIen tptll, mo ten tein 6elpberr
nno fetn farter grm Srpung bGlt, terer lduft
tppbtn er MID.
Setne 9uItt9fett mar 9erIAwunben, NIT ware
mer Sbetnabme blidte er 6lOrtan an, Der fetne
hettere Wttene bebtelt uno Iene mut6tgen Nuaen.
9SaS nt6t 1T muB weroen, rtef er, tpie IpQen Nls
le DeIen nod frub Ietn, lieber 8ruper Stetnrud.
gSas re9t IT, lOl eelAe9en, unO g8abrbet ni9t
per- 'rben.
wirb Du nt9t, bctpa9r' Did NIT Slug,
Est.tftvf Ger Sumter t6nt na6, ober Tlprian
tpanote liG nt4t mebr UNI, ltnp etue Stunpe 0a<
rauf ritt er in ba5 Sbal binab, beaettet bon
Dem 6reuben9eIAret peS 6aufens, Der l11 gum
Nnlbru4 fir ben nSAfen Sag riiltete, 1etne
Wafen unO Gewebre uno 1etne 9atsnbaG1en BET
te0er SABINE prDnete.
Grf ais Der 0drm Serfummte unb Tlcrian
NIT ben, trsren SinplD atlcin letnen gBea purdb
paS Sbal oerfpl9te fam 9rablinn uber tbn, ben
er 70 lange abgebalten. QBaS Steinrud eeIaat
bate, mar nur all3upabr unb 9etptB. Satte
oaS Seer Dor Btr3bur9 ihCn gerin9en frte9ert'
f9sn geiit 70 itanp e6 in ptelen 8auern lagern
nod ibler. Benn er an Die sepan;erten Nsitern
peS Sru9ieB uno Der 6itrfen pa6te, an Die fef-
geidlUlieuen, ptGten t6aufen Der 9anbsfsn9te,
itbertam bm Elm betmltd @rauen Doh tm@
mer wteOer iiberleste er @ttttel pslde fAnell unO
traftt9 belfen fOtlten, mie er in ben 5eriessratb
prtnsen, mas er pprfdla9en tpOlte, unO tmmer
pteper laber su Den Sternen auf Die Den 6ims
mel beltiften unp aus jepen, fAarte Elm belstenp
2lu9e auf tbn nieper. .
(6crtFbun8 fol9t) -'
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Nr. CSpElnrfnl,.

gtstee ees tSnCi@en GCueSns Der uatarste In GgNrz
Vraeurter etnes Der eren eentI6tn GCeseu Ser e Saa.
yen Ger pen esceten 1te ines 2ebenS tn cptdlern zen
Eor VdrtS vbtlaeepr nnb anberen Sdbtsn sn8eba bat
ge eer Tnnperbdren Seungen DOlenbt fenen bic Sc.
0ts Der Wentttn Te unsdbSe 2eenbe Ste IN Sbrenau,
en Nereettat Hne anberen ranftetteE en, 1e L. g. aud
PIE pei ppetten @edu9n iu ehr eFbredeH bic W pst
yen O ssFtnsen Hentsn " wHFbeu GuSenbtdlt9 &C.
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Robert @ibfort,
Sans trp GhtfspIumber,

oatts= ut1D Shthsplunber,
gtc "g1Itapbaus" 9alimorelr pbertab Gittomitr.,
1T I'M Sanec alc in cieiea @e9d Glasnen Grbten eerr
SUIT Grat Yuppe, nab tolte b2oer-G1-
9tagsn Ba1 .8eb1lter, STANCES No.. ebenO patenrte
Qpbrat8 pelc ntcbt einfrteren anc ndt prwitIi n6,
0trben aRgefertgt ufe SaralIrt. 3- .-.tlt- 4sI@
gurdQe werben git bilaem arefe beprat (Sp22 III
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e}unae Of1nnsr,

seiOnesrs rsI&t bic Sp uss eSemen Faers sewsrbtn sS
edS brltG 10 ree Ednienx Gtn fruhes Srab ret6L ms
nur TIRE ebabenen EGIeute unb endter @erauestraFts
NIT em Drnnsr Der DerthamSett Send bescftrt uni bet
eeter be3auhernhe E6Hs FpGs hGbeu Rrstn nSgen I'D Gt
seIer Dcrtraneu uabts.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-26
Saltimore=SccF=0

G'e9ritnoet ;ur unterOrlfut9 Der Guadfalberet-
Der ein3tge Vlab no etnf 4octluna erlangs
iperpen fam.
QtnperIng tn feds StunDn.
fetn Quefflber, pds eIete @slunbbeit red
lenps r,ttrtrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-26
Dr. .9OI)llltoll,
Der einaiQe Qlrst, lpeLdler 0nseta
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rtsanten rGft bes Nerpsnrrtsts bt Rppf 9uts YaIsn
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bur@ tre srbabsatn EaIeut ans entwdter
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er Timber Cft 8rstnss g3s oft @ebeu s ts esesr ln.
rem Hratsn m ss buEG st' swOtnet asbsen esers tat
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NS. als Srifft mldeu siusE PpR-StamP enttaIea.
Gtnt 9eilun9 IN 2 Iaget sugefidert.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-03

VERY OBL1a1NG-A tradesman was
waited upon in his shop by a superbIy-at-,
tired female, whom he politely addressed,
and desired to know what commands she
wished to favor him with. The lady after
lifting veil which hid not handsome
face, intjmated, in style corresponding to
her dress, that, hearing there was vacan-
cy in that gentleman's service, she desired
to be engaged by him as a housemaid.
/ The gentleman stated that his stbetter
hall" was at her residence in the suberbs..
The following dialogue ensued: =, ...r
Seruant-9irl in querulous and disaf:
fected tone)-Then you reside in the
country-that would be SO inconvenient.
GenNen,an-But then we could re-
move to town. ; =. -. ..: !. *..'.'.. =
Servantgir-And the washing, ! am
given to understand, is done at home which
don't much like. )'~
Gcntlensom-But then We could give
that out. .:.y 1N; 4, E.@n}s :23G5c 2912
Servant,gtrl-And are there any ch,l-:
dren? .. .....;t, -, .t> t.,.,.c,os
Gen0em,a,. -----Seven.
',Servdnt.gtrz (in7 great excitement, and
balf inclined to faint )-Seven9 children)l
gGe"tleneaa-But then, to oblise you,o
we could drown few of them. ,r,o1 gs,,r,
/ The lady y-servant turned upon he1 heel,
and swept away from the premises with
the air Of Cleopatra. s5uI 21&5- '"Nsa1'o'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-03

16r A sub. editor announces that the
editor Of hespaper isfunwell, and piously
adds: "HAll good paying subscribers ara
requested to make mention of him in their
prayers-the other class need not do It,
las tie prayers Of tie wicked svailsth Us!
Thug according to good authority"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-03
Inaugural Address.

Delivered at the Dedication of the St.
Cloud Institute and Pioneer Seminary,
Dec 9th, 1860.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-03

s,EPHRu NILLER. HENRY sWIssHELM
r AL ESTAT 4 AGEN CY
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
n he I'M dersigned offer their services to loan
money upon best real estate security; and
10 purchase and sell property either real or
pcrsonal, for reasonable commission.
They have now for sale, at low prices:
20 quarter sections Of good land.
50 lots, (some improved in st. Cloud.
40 in Nininger addition to st. Paul.
20 " in Niniager city,
10 in Mound city, Illinois.
MILLER l. SWISSHELM
st. eloud, May Is, 1858.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-03

+: Il. BARRETT ~"
CIVIL 1nginssr and Surveyor.
uTomcs on Iirst Street, Lower St. Cloud
Maps Of oil surveyed lands, and plats Of ill
til lcadisR towns Of Nosthsrn Mianssota, cen
DO h.s4 o. III fnss at.1J o&es.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-03

ST. ANTHONY BOOK STORE
y. HECFTAGAN,
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
ooKS, STATIONARY, WALL PAPER,
1lsH1Na TACKLE. POCKET CUTLERY,
FANCY ARTICLES, TOYS, SC.
Three doors above the fremont Hotel.
st. Anthony, Min.
Juns, 10, 1853. vol1nol3, !
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-03

S~US .
day Eve., Dec 27th, 1860.
Where brighter shines tho summer sun 2
Where fresher breeEes blow p
Midst many lands, where lovlier one
Than this fair land of snow!
0, s7eet is Minnesota's name,
And bright her CLEAN afar;
0, fair is Minnesota's fame-
Our glorious "Northern Star"
Revolving with brilliant train,
To worldly splendor born,
She glories in her golden grain,
And sheaves Of yellow corn.
Her Jewels are her Prairie flowers,
Inlaid with Frost and Snow;
She counts her years by gladstone hours
That brighten as they 60.
But Minnesota sees before,
shining place to win,
And fain would learn the olden Lore,
That she may enter in.
For this amidst her groves she rears,
Some Temples fair 10 see,
That WisdRm through the coming years,
Her own right hand may be.
Among the Fanes that thus uprise,
OF which she may be proud,
In ali that's good, and fair, and wise
May this be irst-Sr. CLOUD.
And this she consecrates thy home,
Fair Learning crowned with bay,
With praise to him who raised this dome
To meet the golden day.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-03
HYMN.

Dsdieaeory Of the st. Cloud lnst;tute; lescribed
to Req. A. J. NeLson.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-03
DY MINNIE NARY LEI.

Sung at the Dedication Of the Institute on Thurs
day Eue., Dec. Eth, 1860.