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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-08-28

TAKEN Up the Gath July. an iren
Il gray gelding with white stripe in face, , years
old; the owner is requested to prove property pay
charges aRd take him away. wa JONES
Kinsman, Trumbuli Co, Ohio, July 81. Is6I-4R.
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Defamation of Hon. ]. Scott Har-

DecIlnaLlon OF Hon. j. Scott Har-
rison-Patriotic Letter.
The following letter of the Hon. J.
Scott Harrison, declining the party
nomination of the Democratic State
Convention for Lieutenant Governor
in the present crisis ofour country and
Government, is Northy of a son of
the brave Commander of tho Army
ofthe Northwest in the second War of
In~dcDcDdcnce-
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LOST.
ON Saturday last, Somewhere between
~ this place and Mecca, a Pocket Book, ~esutsin-
ing $50. in Bank bills, s. in Crawford County Or
dcrs." and teveral notes, payable to 2. J. Tinan-
Any person finding said property, will be literally
Booth.
E.G BOOTH.
Warren, Aug. Is, 81.
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Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that the Co.
~ partnership heretofore existing betFeep QliTss
II. Patch and @. Adams, under the name Of Patch
a Adams. Is this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against said hrn, are re-
quested to present themt to q. A Adams, and all those
indebted to said firm. are notified to make payment
to said adams, he being authorized to settle All the
business Of the arm. LIVER II. PATCHs
Warm. Aug. 10. ls615w Ia. ADAMS.
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'ptember next.

9th day of September next.
C. R. Hunt, B. F. Curtis.
VIM. Porter, f. H Ensign.
c. A. Adams, John Hutchins,
VIM. Ritezei, w. B. Mcconnell,
II. B. Taylcr. Geo. F. Brown,
L. ]. Iddings. L. C. Perkins.
John R. Woods, r. H. Barnum.
j. ?. Jameson, 0. Morgan,
Franklin +: Stowe, VIM. liongmore.
Almon Clark, {. A. Smith.
W. W. CoSdery, Ira F. Meachen.
John II. Hezlep, John I. Ccwdery.
J. W. Powers, G. II. Smith.
Francis Craft, Harmon Lake,
VIM. I. Jones, G.. Y. Coats.
Jacob Powers, F. ". Rice.
George Sperry J. B. Irwin,
Milo Powers, +. PaysOn Bates.
jackson Graft. ]. c. COWdery.
r. C. Powers. James S. Abel.
Reuben Brobest, Harvey Love.
T. G. Miller, d. w. Read,
s. w. IRVINE. Ira Knapp.
l. Ferson. S. A. Davidson.
J. Griswold. Vim. A. Thomson.
a. W. Jones. N. \. Dean,
w. II. Palmer. Jas. Lamberson.
Vim. Roberts, Chas. Lamberson.
VIM Ramsey. John Morey.
VIM. Dabney. J. Strohm,
G. L. Holmes, A. D. kibbee,
W. A. Holmes, Ellis Pierce,
T. E. Hall, S. s. Pierce,
/. Chapman, G. A. Kibbee,
J. C. Kennedy, Adam Bower,
]. Lamberson, Il. Bower.
T. II. Corey, Frank Phelps.
James C. Brooks, j. B. Cory,
Samuel Fansler. T. W. Gardner,
II. S. Hammond. s. J. Housed,
:. j. Hammond, r F. Collar.
L. n. Fansier, Willard Case,
Jacob Hammond, Edward Maltbv,
Hcman B. Harmon, Il. s. Adams,
John 6. Keggy. II. W. Hillman,
Andrew Craft, ". n. Huntley,
n. b. Keggy. John Mclean,
u. d. Phelps, Josiah Winshin
+. Slough, SOloman Fansler.
J. W. Pattengell, James Berry,
Jacob Norton, James 3. Thorn,
T. E. Chaffee, S I. Gilehrest'
I: g. Horton. S. E. Huutley.
Silas Wildman, John Osborn,
Jasper Ball. C. a ~Spaldwin.
A. ). Brockett, Isaac n. Parker,
]. B. Randell. Jacob Sugar.
Vim. Hughes. E. A. Ballard.
E. S. Hescock, Orcn Ballard
Allen. C. I. Metcalf.
John Classy. ". ". Fenton,
W. Ayres, Isaac Barb,
Alvin House, ", E. ChapiR,
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20 RIFLEMEN
w 4 n y d!

Wanted Immediately, 90 GOOD
w to fill up a company to 90 into
the 10th Reg't. and 90 into Camp at Jefferson Ashta-
bula county, Ohio. Apply At Burgh Hill, rrumbuu
county, to EDWARD HAYES.
Aug 81, I56I- Recruiting 0Geer.
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EXAMINATION
OF
School Teachers
The Board of School Examiners for

hC DOhAd y OLhOO 64dllluCIo lOI
L TrumbuIl County. will commence their regular
Examinations, OF teachers for fall and winter schools,
on the sd day Of September. Applicants, for certif-
icatss, who reside in Gustayus, Kinsman, Johnston
and Yern on, will attend the Examination, on Mon
dag the ed day OF September.
Applicants residing in Liberty, Hubbard, Brook
field and Vienna, on Wednesday, the 25th day OF
September.
Those residing in Fowler, BazettA Mecca and
Hartford. on Friday, the 27th day OF September.
Applicants residing in MessP otania, Greene,
and Bristol, on Monday, the 3Oth day OF
September.
Applicants residing in Pennington, Champion and
southiugton. on Wednesday. the Cd day OF October.
Applicants residing in Newton, LerdstoHn and
Braceviue. en- Friday, the 4th day Of October.
Applicants residing in Warren. Rowland and
Weathersfeld, on Monday. the eth day Of October.
Teachers, please remember. that IL is expected.
that applicants residing in the several townships,
will attend on the day assigned above for their re-
specdVe township
The County has been divided as aforesaid to avoid
the necessity II too many applicants being present
on any one day.
Applicants win please bring s~latss, not aaps, In
to the Examination Room.
No certificate will be dated back to cover time
taught previous to examination.
It is important that candidates be prompt, IN At.
tendance, at the h0ur specified.
The Examinations will be he'll at the Court House,
to commences each day al 10 o'clock A. NJ
WHITTLEsEY ADAMS
Warren, o., Aug. a, Is6I-6w.
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Warren, Aug "a


From the Oil Works in Mecc1. N the l9.h OF
August. a pair Of Horses. both bright bay, one has
a white strip in the face. and beth fore feet white, No
marks on the other recollecteei both about eight
years old, medium size and were well matched. They
were traced 20 Warren on the l4Jh inst ANY per
son returning said horses, or giving Information
where they can be found, will be Literally re @ardei.
SMITH SAN FORD.
Oil Digsinss. Trumbull County, Aug. =, Is6!-3yS
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ath embellishments.
Casual Advertisements must b. paid fol
when handed in.
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
p emaining in the Post Office at Wal
1Oren, Aug. %, 1sGI.
Achre Lydia , Lewis George
Anderson A NJ Iappeil Antonio
Andrews Mary Lynch James
Baker Mrs SarahE Lewis
Baldwin Darius Lachman James
Burst ii j Lealid William
Baton Mrs A Leek Thomas B
Bartlett Sidney LeisteT JeTe- iah
Baldwin Miss Phebe McRihben James
Bingham B McCIeeTy r A Mrs
Baldwin Mrs Carrie Marisen Rachel
BTOckett II D Mckeehau } Q
Bella Joseph hackey Ira B
Bash COurod Martin Bernard
Bushnell HF Michael William
Carliie Samuel McKibben Clara Mrs
Carlis Mr. NJ Meredith VI J
Case Mrs Eliza Meyer Presila
Crane Miss A Marls Meyer Daniel
Cute Miss Maria Nonerief John
Cummings J Oyer Martin
CLARK Samuel Oppsnbinder VI
Cohman Lewis Parx Lizzie Mrs
Crothers Hannah Pierce Sarah
Courtney Margaret Park Maria
Corwine James Parks Matilda Mrs
Crosby Pierce Charley
Dilley Heman Phelps Laura
Dieust Lewis Petit elizabeth
Downing Washington Palmer ] Mrs
Donnell J 5 Patton James
Davis Lizzie Pierce David
Everit Miss Mary Ann Price Thomas
Edney Thos Poynet Lycirgus
aAk AOA lNEdaG u VI
Freer Mrs Jannetts Richardson Jefferson
Folk J L Hickey inflow
Friegul VI David Raible -
Faarst Mrs lydia RudiseIl Amos
Fuchs HinriCh- Root
Fuchs Mrs Adam Heinrich Robbins Eliza Mrs
Graham Miss NJ Rowan James
Gillette George q ROYAL Samuel
Goodman Frederick Ronieh S II Peter
Gilbert Yrs Elanor Rush John
GiIImer William sherbondy George
GIssener Garrett Simpson C
Grove Joseph Scot
Gilman p STOap J Miss
Galley 5 Il Straight William
Gibson Lizzie Q SOnkey
GOe RebeecaA Stirring Frederick
Grant Kernelia smith Elizabeth
Hartman Mary A Siiler John
Nipple Peter steyely Augustus
Hamlin Elizabeth Thomas Eliza
HAMS Imam Levi TripIet Van B
HeTrlinger David Tirian J
Nipple Libie Tinsn Jerone E
Hazeltine & Co Tnan E J
Jackson Naney TomIinsnn Maggie
johnson John 3 Wilber @
Jost Caroline WILDER Hiram
Jameson Joseph Williams Lewis
Jones James Warren John W
Keefer Bailey Wagner Henry
Keys NJ West Susannah
Kerr William Wilson VIM II
Kennedy Ann Williams Mary Mss
KuneI Phillip Wilson IS
KOmkle A J Wilson Mary P
Koch Mr.. WalkinShaw John
Viewer Mary 4
Persons calling for the above ~letters, please say
siBeytiSed.
Once hours from "A. ". to 6 P. ".
c. N.PATCH,P P. NJ.
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Marriages.

In Wenthersield, by Rev. E. Wade, Mr.. C.
P. MOORE to Miss DARTHULAVAN WYE.
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Peoples Judicial Union Convection.
TO the People Of Portage. Trum5uK and
Mahozing Counties:

feopieS 5aalelal UNION convention.
TO the People Of Portage. 7rum5uK and
NahOzing Counties:
The undersigned, believing that in the
time Of great National peril. patriotism
should take the place Of partiz1nship. and
that all men who are loyal to the Consti-
tuition, should unite together for it's pro-
lection againt rebellion, respectfully and
earnestly call upon the citizens Of said
counties. who are in favor Of the mainten-
ance Of the National Government, the en-
forccment Of the laws, and the vigorous
prosecution of the war, until treason is
crushed OUT, TO meet in their several town
ships, on
SxrrEDA.. SEPT. 18th. 1861. at c o'clock
P. b.,
and appoint delegates to aJudicial Gonven-
ton. to be held at Newton Falls. On
Wednesday. Sept 18th, 1861. to nominate
q candidate to be supported at the October
election for Judge of the Judicial District,
composed Of the above counties. The Con-
venticn to consist of one delegate for every
two hundred votes cast at the Presidential
election of 1860.
Under the above a~ppOrtionment. TRIM
bull county is entitled to 80 delegates,
which are aprortioned as follows One
delegate to each township. one additional
delegate to the townships Of Liberty New
ton and Weathersfeld, and two additional
delegates Ia The township Of Warren.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-08-28
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

THE undersigned, have this day formed
4 a copartnershiP, for the practice Of he law, in
the various Courts. in the several eOun:ie s o. North
Eastern Ohio. under the firm name sfHutchins, Rat
lin s. Forrist-ofce formerly occupied by RatliG &
Watson, over Freeman, Hunt & Cos. BaHking n1ice,
Market S., Warren, o.. All business entrusted to
them will be promptly attended t.. Said firm will
close up the professional engagements Of r W hat
HG-the ETms Of T.. L. & Z. II uatchiEs, ard Forrist
& Burnett.
T.. HUTCUINS.
L ". RATLIFF,
W. o FORRlS
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mr.. LELAND's ANTI RHEUM

- TIC BAND is he only known remsdy for
Rheumatism, Cont and Neuralgia and = pernicious
effects OF Mercury and it is with the greatest salts
faction. as 10 its me rits, that we call the a tention CT
our Tealers to the advertisement in another column
Of cur paper. of the Anti Rheumatic Band.
July -. IS6l-3m.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween o. II. Patch. Emerson OPdyeke s. ".
Fark. under the name Of o. H.. Patch & Co., is this
day dissolved 10y mutual consent
s. ". PARK having purchased the entire interests
OF said frn. is authorized to collect all claims and
Tay all liabilities. Those indebted 20 US are notified
to call aud rake INN sliate settlement without delay,
before the acts are placed in other hanls for eellee-
ton. as the firms business nzst Be closed q. eSes.
o. II. TCH
E~.0PTYCKE,
S. ". PARK.
Aug. -, 81.
N. B. The friends Of Mr.. o. II. Patch will learn
with Pleasure. that he will continue with me, and has
exclusive control over the Sale Department, where
he will be happy to see, aud wait upon his numerous
friends as heretofore
S. ". PARK.
Successor to,
o u.PATCU L CO.
Warren, Aug II, 'Gt.
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Making connections as follows: ..
As Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus < Cincinnati, Cleveland & Erie, and Clsvs
land & Pittsburgh Railroads
At SoiOa with hacks for Chagrin Falls. &e.
At Mantua with hacks for Rlvenna, &c.
At Braeeyiue with hacks for Newton Falls &c.
At Warren with hacks for Sharon, GreenVille, Mead
Vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, sc.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Poland,
Lowell, and Enon Valley, and tAsnee by P. f. Wa
G. Railroad to Pittsburgh.
Mar. 90, Is5I.l CHAS.L. RHODES, Saps.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-08-28
FRESH DRUGS.

] R. WOODS has received his stock
-. Of Goods for the summer trade bought in the
Market At War prices and viii be sold accordingly
for ready pay. You will find a fill assortment OF
Ch,mieals.Iye HoCLs- Pants q all Lines, Oils OF
all kinds. Turpentine, Clmrhene sc.
NARNISHES-Furniture best Coach
' Japan and Denzr Farnishes very low, for sale
by J-R- WOODS.
I IQUORS-Medicina Liquors of all
II kinds and OF very best quality including so bills
o. Old Rye Whisky at THE Drug Store OF
RORAX-One Case of refined Borax
ID forsalety WOODS.
GUNURIES-5 bb,s Rosin, 9 do white
~ Chalk, 3 DO Alan, l Cask Sal Soda, l 90 Soda
Ash, 9 Kegs salt Petre 10 be found at WOODS
ANNATTO-5 Baskets prime Annat-
II to for sale by WOODS.
iTEA-A few chests of best tea at
J. WOODS
GLASS-Mc Culley's Wm1ow Glass,
~ and Glass Ware Of ali kinds sold by
SOAPS-Casuil-, Woman's Friend,
~ Transparent olgates and the best Of fancy
Soaps at WOODS
ECLECTIC MEDIClNES-A large
II invoice frsn W. 5. Merrel : Co, Cincinnati.
sold b. J.R- WOODS.
OUININE IOOz-15 do Morphine,
W 100 do Iod- Potassium. 81 do ChIoroform, 10 do
Giycerine- "a do CAlorate Po,ass at lowest market
rates. J.R. WOODS
MEDICINAL EXTRACTS Trldens
WI and the most popular names Of the day at
WOODS
, DEMIJOHNS Sp'ts Nitre. 3 DO Aqua
- Ammonia, 3 do sulph- Ether by WOODS.
CIDS-Acetic, 10 Carboys Sulphu-
Il rio, ? Muriatie, 2 do Nitre and l do Solution of
Tin, by WOODS.
NIGARS-2O, 600 of most popular
~ brands to be found in store by WOODS.
DRUSHES-Paint, Varnish. Han,
- Tooth, White Wash, Stencil and all other requi-
red kinds for sale by J. R. WOODS.
DIRD CAGES-A few of those nice
- Cages Jet on exhibition BY wOODs.
NANDLES-stearine AID TalIOw
~ Candles by J.R. WOODS.
NJ EDICINAL Remedies for Diar-
WI rhGa, Dysentery, and Summer Complaints
Mrs. WinsloE's Soothing syrup DR.. Murray's Syrup.
GrSfenberg Dysen.ery Syrup, M'Lane's Cortial.God-
frey's do &c. &c. J. R WOODS.
COUGH REMEDIE S-Jackson's
" Cough Syrup, W. 5. MerrelI's Pulmonary do.
BAlsam for the Lungs, Ayers Cherry Pectsral
TX pectorans, DR.. Murray's do, McMuun e.
lixir Of Opium. DR.. Cary's Cough Cure &c, by
SUNDRIES-PeruVisn SyInp, Prot
~ Woods Restorative Cordial, scovilI's Blood Pu-
rifer, Ayers Ague Cure, Syrup IOdide of Iron. WINS
Robackis Blood Purifier, Cod Liver Oil
Jelly. &c. WOODS.
all sizes. BY
i J.R. Woods.
DEST BRANDS of Pearl Starch by
- the box or lh, Indigo, Birthstone. Flo's Sui
phur, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Bird Seed &c
WOODS.
SPALDING'S CEPHALIC PILLS,
~ M'Lane's do, Wright's Indian Vegetable do,
ayers do, Morse's do, Lady Websters Diunor do,
lSinine and Morphine do, Tod Potassium do, Cuoehs
1nd Co paiva do, Ipecac and Squills do, Ipecac and
Opium do, ColOcynoth and Blue Mass do &c
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-08-28

The State o
OhiS, Trumbull
County, IS, In h :
Probate Court.
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BLOOD FOOD

is offered as a certain AID reliable rsnsdg. Differing
in every particular from tse patent medicines OF the
day. il ia a chemical combination Of IRON. SUI
PHUR ana PHOSPHORUS, Of very great worth
and many hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony
to the benefits it has conferred on them
CHURCH d DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York
are the sole proprietors Of the article, and have in
Consequence ola fraud attempted npon the public,
changed the color Of the outside wrapper from red to
yellow, and increased the size Of the bottle to {
ounces. Be very cautious in buying to see that the
fac smile Of their signature is or the outside of the
wrapper. as all others are counterfeit.
FEB. 20, ls6l-ly.l
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Blood Food!
Blood Food!

To all suffering from Consumption, i~neIpient OF
confirmed or from debility Of ary kind; or from men
tai or nervous Prostration. brought en- by any cause;
or from scroiulous CO mplaints; or from diseases Of
the kidneys or bladder; and to lalies suffering any
OF the many distressing complaints their sex are LA
bic to, ana which engender consumption The
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7 R. WOODS has received his stock
Of Goods for the summer trade bought In the
Market At War prices and viii be sold accordingly
for ready pay. You will find a fill assortment Of
Chtmiesls.l ye HoCCs. Parts of all kiLGs, OILS OF
all kinds. Turpentine, ClmIhene &c.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
Tnr B Iii1,.1Y'e.tesrrdaay; iessn';be iat Is.

The B2il,-Y eitsrdayi evening IL the.
American House passed Of .very pleasant.
ly. Quite number Of Captain Lusg'a
eonp.hy wsrs present, TN, orde sx..
good and tho supper excellent ~
ARRIVED Capt. 1T;uesi. 90 company r i, =,
o., arrived there yesterday afternoon;
~ rosss for Fort Abercronbie. II has
eighty-three men. "a o,s 10 ssi@s4a;i I'd.
Cn11Ds Hua1--On "Wednesday even
Ing. little 10y Of N! p. Nocl's, about two
ye.r. Old, fell down ! long fight Of stairs,
striking its had against ;. heavy piece Of
oraekezy, cutting il very badly. 1T VI,
almost miracle that tho little fellow wa
not killed. ''',''-' ,'"' ...>
a:she.d Sims. .,ay.fti.s n:at Il i. today,
paper a He has aonei Of the s6nsst AID
most complete steek Of Drug and fancy
article. ever thought. %, Northern Miape-
soteH Mr.: s.; has bean engaged in. CHS
business for, = long time, understands 1t
theresghly, and is aa'tip-topt man TO deal
win He las good stock Of articles for
the Holidays Do uoe ail7to call and zee
h;n,' s'f1h.t ELSA ,12s2 ~. 23 s.l,ijis!,'
n'u' -. :, .us, rs ..39;:i - var OF H*s,,
-Bishop: Whipple j. announced 70
preach a. s.'.s1., rss- - ~ ~. ,,...
Clear Water, Sunday, Jan. s. ppm. go
Nssnah. Monday, Jan. 6, 2 p. N. mo*' "
st. Cloud, Tuesday, Jan. I, I pm.
81. Cloud, Wednssday,. Jan. 8, 10 .. m.
Saak kspids, "Wednesday, Jan. 8, 7p.m.
Lissls Fails, Thursday, Jan. 9, Up. m.
The Methodist Episcopal Ministerial
Association Of Minneapolis District, which,
va, 70 have convened on tho 26th inst. ,
in this place, wss hindered in assembling
by reason Of che illness Of, tho President
Rev. D. Brooks, who is confined with ty-
phoid fever, At the residence Of Rev: J.
F. Gh.aso, in Minneapolis, and the unprs-
pitious state Of the weather and roads,
The time Of holding its meeting is defer.
red until the 9Th Of January, 1862. 4
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U.S.LAap OFaFl4eE, ST eLoUD;l
MINI, Nov. II, A. D., 1861. E.

I 10 Edward o. .Hsmlin (l.te) ] ulgs Of the
4tA judicial District, and John r. 1wsed.-
7sks .eties that On Thursday, the nineteenth
day ef psesnba, e.. p 1881, q 2 O'clock T.
Al. Of said day, Or % seen thereafter - ooun-
sel can be heard, At the United States Land
tOf6sssint6t Cloud, II tho County Of stearns,
and State Of Minnesota, the undersigned will
offer proof in support Of hi, claim 70 pre-empt
Ten no Yin Township Number Ono T. Indred
aud twenty: six (l26J North Of. Range thirty
four (S4) west in tho St. Cloud Lard District,
to which yeuJ and each Of you are adverse,
claimants, sof record In said Lsnd Office. when
and whsre you and each of you are noti6ed,to
appear and make proof in support Of zeut .ey-;
srsl arplicstions: = y l. > . a. l \
f . -ssss...> -, - WINTER JACQUES. .
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
a. A single bottle Of SpALD1NG's PRE-
fAhED GLUE will save ten timss
its cost anuua}ty--Ga :. "
!:
sPA1D1NG's PEEPAR2D, aLuE!:
= 80 .-s-.s 7$z1e@ :
sPALD1NG's PREPARED CLuR,
spAlDixe' 'ii faFfaakisiD1 a s,i;a
SAVE 1HS~fiacss :

ECONOMY! ~,
-, "a NS'teA - Tine Sase, NSa,S .fn -
A. aecidentt viii happen sv.n Il v.life1. z
lsted families, it is very desiraul. 10 have IN
t ene.p and Convenient way for repairing Pur.i
/ sPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
] meets al '"chemerecncies and no household
ca; afford to be without It, It IL .fuaye readv-
Ana up 70 the sticking point.
"USEFCL IN EVERY HOUSE,
r. B.--A Brush accompanies ..ch Ro,t,.~
fr1ee' 25ets> Address.
HENRY c. sr,LD1xd:
bs:sappae No. - Cedar s.E-e,. Nov Yesx.z
81 LIZ &oidCACTIoN.,4 snlsy, -. / ass az
&. AZ sert.io anpriacipled person. n. .t..mp..
ing TO pafmoh On tha unsnsl setinx pubic. ~.
't:sion' Of my Prepared Glue, lwcaH cT1f;aSss
- persons to examine hsfsre purchasing, and
81 ." spa AZ S5}rlA:sa' M -, gzs
- =. {" e s%s ssts's: ssRe
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
Affioan S aloon, Barber Shop
"a'5 AMI ..<i;.x, g.:y...
LUNCH HOUSE.

Prof: Cromwell has ,reopeped in his new
building, one door below H.; c. Waits Bank,
where he will4be happy to receive and wait
upon his old patrons to a clean shave, q fash
N.S: Cold d Or Warm lunch any hour through
the day or evening, at the shortest noti:e and
hess Of style: sFine.t Of Liquors and Sesars in
the bar.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
IL ezra :" =. *. so; . III a~i:.,s.!.:
N EW. G ARDIN:G
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Machine:

~: ". CLARK x;o,uu1j Announce to IL j., Il,
NJ; izens of Ssearns and Tho adjoining
counties, that he has purchased, ana VII, snip
immediately upon the opening Of navie. ton
j 6rst-class. .CARDING MACHINE. Mr..
CLARK 10 : practical carder; having been I: III
.ged in the business previous to- his rsmoval1to
Minnesota, Ea~ft:: ...'................ so3rE:e.
"a This mschine will be. }oeated ii inst
"a 3 .; % li,.lt ~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
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THE :, UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
/ announce to the citizens Of st.4Cloud and
"Upper Mississippi country, generally. that
he has opened . Drug Store in the building
knowt - ''Gorton's building" corner. of Lake
street and Washington avenue, where may be
found st al times aod 10 :: vi .u.-.
Fl. I,,'o& -: t.,
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

New ELEvAroR.---We arc glad to
learn that one of our most enterpris,ns
Warehouse firms is about commencing a
new elevator on the North Branch, to be
used mainly, We believe for receiving
grain which COMES in. over. the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad, - 1t 8; will BE-
Of the largest size, and built in the most
substantial manner, and will be completed
at N early day. Itswihbe furnished,wih
ten Of Fairbanks i've hundred ,bnshel
hopper scales, each one Of which, 50 perfect
will be the machinery, can be loaded to
its full capacity and the load discharged il il
q few minutes: This ; shows the immense
amount Of grain which can: be handled in
thi: Elevator. .nd is osypAff3ciept guaranty
to farmers 8 we'll is Receivers aud ship
pe1,, tat correct Weights viii b eivsn.-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

SLEEPING CARS
are run on all night trains. .s
I, Through Tickets to all points are sold at all
Ticket Qdices on.tAe River; always as low g.
by, any other route, and Baggage checked
through from La Crosse and Prairie du Chen
to tho East. MARK HENDRICKS,
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