davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-14
Faxes! Taxes !!

LdAOS. IdAOo
TAX PAYERS arc respectfully DotiHed that on
j and after tho first day OF September next, the
undersigned will be prepared 70 receive, at the
SheTi7s Office, basement Of Court HOuse, the State,
County and School Taxes for the year 1881.
On the State Tax the following discounts are 81.
lowed by law ten per oeIitifH the amount thereon
If payment be made on or before the ftfesEh ooy ~
September merit IL made after the fifteenth day OF
September and prior to the fJteeHth day NJ OetotT
merit sir per ecHtifH; and If made AFTER the sid l5th
day OF October and prior to the tenth day Of NorSH
ALOEZO LORING,
- Sheriff Ohio County.
wheeling. Va. Aug. %. 1sG1.-ikwtf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-14
on rnE RoAD AGAIN..

at last We found n suffers clerIE going
to Webster. and he agreed to take Us there
IN time to take the downward train. His
vehicle was an open wagon, without
springs, and We had no sooner started than
the rain commenced falling in torrents. Be-
tween the joilting of the wagon and the
ram, felt anything but comfortable. But
had, by this time, become quite phiIos-
Opher. and laughed as the rain almost
strangled me, and the bad roads nearly
lolted the soul out of my body. Ibid not
look much at the country along that road.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-14
NOW is the Wine fOr BargaInS!

WALL PAPER, BOOKS AND sTAII0SERB11'
wv lower than elsewhere In the city, FOR CAsn is.
VIII sell anything In the above line ut sneh lnpl.
cedentely low prices that Il will be 70 the init,'
Of all who desire to buy to eiYe call before Iul
chasing At any other establishment. am ue, ~
mined 70 reduce my stock low as possible Oy '"'
LIST of September.
RAGS taken in ereinr,ge at the hishcss T.is 7lv
jyl4 JOSEPH h- SsILDh-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-14
Leather, Oil and Shoe Findings,
Sugar Mills 8 EYaDOratOrS.

LEONARD c. FROST, II Main ST.,
- the attention OF Sorghum growers to his Sugar
Mills just received from tile factory, and especalytO
THE ONE-HORSE $40 MILL,
which will grind IS gnlons ofjuicc per hour with all
for the horse, weighs about COO lbs, and eau DO
easily moved. Also,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-14

The Letter on which n Bill OF Indiet-
ment was found against n. d: Dent,
OF the sM0ERanGoVVn sEStnr,o by tho
Federal Court, NJ It's late session in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-14
The war in western Virginia.

Cheat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Asain-AFrival OF Clothing-The
Paymaster Starting for Home
Caught In n Thunder storm-My
Troubles ut Laurel HIn-PhilliPpI
"A scBuny',RIde-Gr MIL
hnry Thieves, &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-14
PHILLIPPI.


We reached Phillippi about noon. The
village bears more than any other ] have
seen, the ruin0us effects OF the war
Many of the houses have heen sacked and
maliciously damaged. Not the half of
them are now occupied. the inhabitants
having fled. 1t was n rabid secession
town, and the women yet lean strongly.
that way. The County Court organized
under the now State Government, was in
session, and the national colors hoated
from the dome of the damaged old court
house. A number of Union farmers were
in town to assist in the inauguration of
the new court, one of whom took trc-
meudous stiff in new jeans coat, orna-
rnented With bnge brass buttons. should
llk .s, 10 his; hsye staid in PhilliPpi about a
week to Observe the fashions. -.
Etie team ttshE, -lr,as n the attosI -.
this town. showed us all the points-thsl
hill which Lander descended in full gall
.lopi the spot where Gen. Kelly was shot,
the houses where the 'tSeceshu were quar-
tered, and the road they took in their
fight. ~
Our teamster agreed to get us convey
ance from Phillippi to Webster, the latter
point station on the railroad. We. halt
ed in front of the Philippi House, kept by
one Capito, and our teamster went in. He
came out, swearing like Henry Auchey
keeps tavern, at old Capito, because said
CapitO would not furnish him with n bug
gy for our use. The fact was Capito had no
buggy, and the teamster was wrong, but
teamsters have pretty much their own way
IN this country. a citizen attempted to
console us sf-f-
.'Thar's plenty horses and plenty
buggiesin town." said he.
.t har .orl,-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.

PHoro0R,PHs FROM BALLooys-Messre. Black &
Bachelder, Boston. have sent us some photographs
taken from balloon in October of ast year, proving
most concusyeiy the possibility OF the application of
the art to this purpose Tney dpot state the hight at
which te,e pictures were taken but two OF them were
evidently from great distance-one embracing con-
siderable extent Of country 1t is said that Lonis Ma
poleon used the Photographic instrnmentin reconnoter-
ing the enemy camps from balloons in the Italian war,
and il ID quito clear from these pictures that the plan is
entirely feasible, and that tents and possibly cannon
in foifchtions could be counted with great accuracy,
as well the general position Of an enemy be ascer.
iaired As sMessrr Black & Bachelor have succeeded
twice in taking these views we presume balloons VIII
not be cent up at Washington without attempting it.
FIVE HuyDRED MrIrs AROUND CAIRo.-Mr Col
ton, No. Is Beekman street, has published second
Distance Map making in this Cairo the central point,
and drawing five concenric circles around il Of hund-
red miles EACH Beside this advantage, tho map is &c.
cura!ely drawn and corrected fIom the latest and most
authentic sources
MAMMOTH UsioS FLAG FOR kDsTucKr.-A splen-
did American ag the largest yet manufactured in the
city, has just been fnished by Messrs Amin Co., flag
makers, of Fulton street, for Walkers Exchange,
Louisyile. II is 30 by 60 feet made Of English bunt'
ing, in the center of which is beautiful design of an
American eagle surmouned by thirty-lour stars. 1t
cost between three and four hundred dollars and Is 10
be raised on the Fourth of July.
FLAG RAIsIsG AT RvERDALE.-On Monday after
noon large flag was raised with interesting ceremo
nes on u stan over 100 feet high. platform for
speakers and seats for ladies were arranged on the
grounds Of SIR II. l.. Atherton Addresses were made
by Mr.. H. i. Spanldng, the Chairman of the meeting
Rev. DR.. Osgood, Messrs. j. +. Williams, Samuel ID.
Babeock, Sam Mclean, l.. j. Miner, and Bailey Myers,
and prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Dickinson OF
Williams bridge. The flag was hosted by three young
ladies' clothed In the national color; and salute OF
thirty-four guns was Gred' from battery. large
number of Sabbath school children were present and
joined with the audience in singing patriotic hymns
PREsESrArIoS.-Ex-Mayor Abraham J. Berry, NJ.
d. Of Brooklyn r. d., having offered hipsef as sur
gconto the Second Scott Guard and been commissioned
will be presented this afternoon by some Of his fellow
citizens, with full military equipment. The presena
ton will take place at O'clock in the Reformed Dutch
Church on Fourth street Rev. DIR. Porters). Mayor
KalbAeseh and othen will deliver addresses.
There win be large gathering Of soldiers and ci
zens, Sunday, in tho Grove at Saltsgs Bay, New
Jersey, to hear the Rsy. M, COsbitt
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
sopos-God save the mark our feeling has oeen

,.,,o,-fyod save the mark Our feeling has been
S~rce and almost uncoD ainahe. -,
the Coyernment has yet dealt with one prisoner
s tLe neonIe have right 10 demand. And 30 long as
r.rtialitv between South and North Is shown, u1-
rape TO our own soldiers, the Lincoln mercury
must ns expected TO siuk
10 III! this tie ly has been strategy. All this
l. strategy: Gen. Scott knows; you'll We
hons aud trust shall. We cannot help,
however REMEMBERING how old Cudworth, pro-
posing demClsb Attoism, stated the argument OF
Atheism go strongly that he could not answer it, aud
wondering If stHstegy nay no. become profound as
80 be uLfa homabls even to our masters.
But | pass TO one two items that may interest
yonr readers. The other day had the pleasure OF
faking the hand of uobe-loOking youth-a grandson
of Alexandria Hamilton-ere he delaTted for the war
He has been up tins ii ne student Of Anlioch Col
lege, at Yellow Spfings. When be heard the drum
beat of Freedom the spirit Of his fathers arose IN him
he closed the 5uok, and took the knapsack. tie Is
now in or lear WASH gton, with the springheid Eo'
aves BY letter Tecei ed from blm ana some oi hiS
companions for Old Antioch spared not her sohsl we
learned that pas ing through Lancaster they pau
viGt TO Old Buck who remarked during me converse,
Zion that if be bad been IL LEoolns plice he wouiq
have doue rs Llncon did He suggested lsott2 rocc
take IN wbet err il Lincoln had been in Buchanan s
Mace BE would have done wh4l Buchanan did
We feel distOsed 10 answer FOR -. Louis loyal
sste No city in tie West has better Republican
pislanN or better Union "Joseph is q fruitful
bra nch" If Maeohn bad only the rattle Of jackson,
sorae noble men might wake mp Ia Kentucky, too; "a
q s be and bis teacheous train creep as silently as
She uoccasin.
Sad work ahead in Kentucky. ARGOS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

remore!ess persecution or assassination Of every
in the South who dsree to doubt in regard TO tn
plane or TO refuse TO applaud them, and the contrast
furnished by the liberalty, the moderation, and the
patriotism Of she Union soldiers have made the most
sensible impression upon the negroes, bond and free
] not Of those who desire TO the proper.y Of
our Southern people ineTfered with. l would unnt-
terably deplore the horrors Of servle nsurrecion.
But, faithful historian Of the times il Is well
that 1 should cay that those who have taken the
full responsibility Of retsting the Federal authority,
and OF prescribing all who are found iii defense OF
the American flag, should appreciate the dangers that
are rapidly surrounding them, 30 that when
the tempest is let loose they may not prove to be
wholly unPrepared. IL is impossible that war which
starts out with declaration against free principles,
which denonnces the people Of tie Free States ig
norant, Vulgar, brutal aud Inferior and which, through
It's numerous agencies does not hesitate TO anticipate
the establishment OF monarchy, shall not awaken all
those slumberDg os rations IN the breast ofthe colpred
race for Freedom which Southern Statesmen have
ally always secretly feared May not in other words,
this race be compelled TO take some steps OF precaulon
for their protection when they see tie war that
IL waged without mercy upon tho wtiies a geDtie.
man Just returned from Virgiua-iu fact, who had
been expelled from that State because Of bis North
en Uirth-niormed me that IL was inleesting 10
notice the assumed ignorance and indifference oi
tie slaves while in Tresenee Of their masters,
and that tie moment they believed themselves
cafe, and near a Northern man, one whom
they cond trust tbey Enlightened into intelligence, and
spoke Of a-sing events With wonderful accuracy and
ilt iOiu vi
newaparers in his roou, and that frequently The
sevans would steal up TO hiw and beg perifsioD to
read for their own iuioInation greedily devonrihg
every fac and Opinion and hen going forth to spread
amorg their fellows that which they had acquired. All
these considerations enter largely into the present and
tire future Of our country. We cannot Ignore them II
we wonld What is TO- become Of this Iace-whe,her
it is to be colOnized or feuned to Afiicaare ques-
tions which lie far beyond. We have to do simpy
with what is trantpiring-no,, iudeed, what we
wish to happen, but what should be fully prepared
for"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
TIE 7rm REGIMENT. 20.

To Ge Editor ef TAt " y. Tribune.
SIR: Ought Lot the 5th Regiment with lie toasled
social, intellectual, and military superiority, lie the
side Of tue Government in u practical manner
than that in which s now seen by whole country
II it enough for us to say we did all we were asked
to do by serving out thirty days at Camp Cameron,
and upon the eve Of our leaving for home take short
walk npon,he Sacred Soil" Of Virginia anl thovola
few hou!s EACH also receive Stand Of Colors from
the ladies God bless them i He cnlpot us OF New
York. with the promise fIoin Col. Leilers that we
would ever stand by them, &c! How can the reRi.
ment expect honorable mention IN bl-tory IT j shall
stay out of the active scenes OF TIC present alBppy
contest Ia which cur laId has been brought IL not
the Hg wor,p next 20 our God osred Spd ts.d 10 da't
daily by the wicked deeds of aioTs ond why stand hee
idle ,syipg ohers will volunteer without VIII aso good
20 Into The as because there a.. 50 many vaasbe I've.
rnnksl Arc hey voco hn thousands oi others 10 arc
the wlrl What makes the lie Of OF more worth
than siothsr Among do rpotLeI vsas6c
oureye CT 70 society according 70 social 6d pecgi
Fortunes. and sacred Honor. aud shall boe who ooa, .1eh
be eir sentiments hen the tasaY Of our
lEc Of WirhIqP who f at BIZ Be,hel while brsysly
defending the Stars and Stripes tells that \ not enough Tor
and stay until others dive away the nysdngi Toe Our
so 3 . al pc .,5aS ,SS s IS Rsr fi ss
believe sny Of Regiment iel white We were in WGsns
scot where might help cruh out Jel Davs Co." Some
rsy ak why does The writer hercabouisi why not oH 70
that thero probability o. the seventh going MnyOf
lad hoped that wcro TO be led ere long INTO the
enemies. county BY said gentlemen and others who lave
may hIs be by the membership Of the Seventh tha;
fe 10 con]e tho question Of returning 10 the Sea, fwa"
as sOon as practicable Agitation and ven;iution eme.
81 and with the cid Of tho hnn,
believe s e ssysn,h kssass' vii yet s.2 ae h0toI. y
neat Of tfsitor' In q toiTit cline r.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
THE SECOND NEw-HAMpsHIPE REGIMENT

The Boston evening papers of Thursday gave us an
account Of the brilliant reception which the Second
Regiment Of Ncw-Hampshire received at the hands OF
the Boston citizens Of New.Hampshire birth. The
greeting extended to the soldiers route in this city on
Friday was as hearty as the pageant was imPos-
ing To be taken thus by the handby ones knsmen and
former ncghbor to receive the godsreeds and bless
ings, to be presented with flags with patriotic innne-
tions, 10 see mutudes covering city wharves and
lining city streets, and shouting welcomes, must be
very grateful The patriot farmers and mechanics who
have left the furrow and the workbench to fly 10 the
succor Of their country.
The Boston reports left the regiment in Music Hail.
where Col. Wilder presided over the bouniiial
collation. with his usual good taste and ability. The
cravings Of the timer having been satisfied the
regiment embarked In special train of twenty-five
ears and at p. m., amid the booming Of cannon and
the deafeping cheers Of the multitude, steamed OF
toward Falr River. Here they embarked on the
steamer Bay State, over 100 strong portion OF @ the
boats reached their pier at 9s m. Friday morning
where the psl were greeted NTH great .sRshusissa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
TIE SLAVES AND THE WAR.

John W. Forney {" Occasional , of The Philade'-
pI;a Press writes ms follows from Washington;
"Day after day the intelligent observer must be ad.
monisbcd that the boosted reliance Of the Southern
statesmen upon the fidelity Of the slaves is the most
dangerous Of fctions. While Mr.. Davis and Gen.
Reeeard are calling the Indians 10 against the
free whites Of the North and Northwest and are
threatening Missouri with savage invasion under the
command Of Ben McCnl ough, the millions Of blacks
free and slaveare not only patiently waiting for the
time when they may spring upon their masters bat are
nham.ny Of the practices Of the Secessioniss their
open appeals TO European Powers 70 assist them In
putting down tho only tree Government On eaIb their
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
BATTERY ENFORCEMENT.
To N. rditoy Of The n. " Tribune

To he Editor Of The Y. Y. Ifbpne.
Sir: The article in THE TRIBUNE stating that there
report that the OF the removal Of the encroachmeDt OF
the Battery Is to be paid by tie city Is The Law
explicit on that points, the party making the encroachment he
to pay for It's removal q. w. b.
The error was made by Tie Journal Of Commeres.
We discredited the repor.-tEd. Tr'b.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

MARINE Losses OF ls6l.-From a synopsis Of
marine losses of the present year, compiled by Mr.
Homans, Secretary of the Chamber OF Commerce, and
printed for the of our leading Marine Insurance
Companies appears that the marine losses for the
month of May in American trade only were e, OOO
and for the FIVE months OF this year, Sl2 403,4JO;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

FIRE IN CRASD SrREEr.--The alarm of fire at A
O'Clock p. u. on Thursday caused by tue burning
of the grocery ard dwelling Of No. j2 Grand street,
occupied by Thos. II. Alleston, agent. The fire Wa
occasioned by the fall OF a spark upon the
roof. The stock of Mr. Alleston was damaged 10 the
extent of 900, which is covered by Insurance Of
s., 500 in the Broadway Insurance Company Tho
occupants of the odjoii ing dwellipgbcnse, No 524,
Messrs. A. Higgenboham and Geo. Soy, had their
furniture slightly injured by water. They were not
insured. Mr.. Henry Barclay owned both buildings,
which were damaged to the amoun! Of $780, unin-
surel.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
- w have come Win odors rare,
Shedding fragrance through the air,
Waking joy IN every heart,
PA .It, ear. -. 4 er.ag ..narf -

HuDsoN RIVER RAILROAD CoNPASY.A change
in the timetable Of this road VIII take place on Mon
day, June "a. For particulars see advertisement On
Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
fAdvertisement.l
Cool As A ZEPHYR,

For Summer there nothing elegant respecshles
and durable than BLACK ALPACA SUir,
The ~toct Of ALPACA CoArs PANTS and vEsrs u ~
city may be found At EyAsss NeA ss Aud .s Fulssask
Complete aplts s.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
RgcApirULArloS og LessEs IoR

MILITARY FuYERAL.-The funeral of private John
j. Morris, aged q years took place yesterday after
noon from his late residence, No. 200 Orchard street.
Deceased was a member Of Company A, Twelfth
Regiment aud died of sun-siroke tho return march
from Virginia to Washington on the 18th inst. The
members Of his company, under the command Of Capt.
Morgan, who escorted the body to this City, with the
members of tho Reserve Guard formed 10 front OF the
bouse, around which large concourse had assembled
The coffin was wrapped in beautiful American flag
and placed in On open hearse, whom the escort marched
in the following order;
Platoon Of Members Of the Reserve Guard, Company
A, Twelfth Regiment.
Wa.hington Band
Msmbep VI CompanyA
The HeAte,
With Guard Of Honor Of sixteen from
the company Of the deceased.
Relatives and friends In carriages.
In this order it proceeded from the house down
broadway to Fulton street, preparatory to proceeding
to Greenwood Cemetery, where the interment took
place.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
EARLY CLOSING on SATURDAYS.

To he Editor qf The y. L. Tribune
Sir: An important movement is now being made 70
accomplish the closing Of the retail dry goods stores In ts
civ OH Saturdays o'clock Its object 1. most audsbe
viz 10 give large body OF young better opportunity
10 improve tleir mental mon and physical condition, from
which they have been de5ared by the peculiar 20
their employment.
The average time Of labor an present sy'm In t city
cannot be than fourteen hours per day which take b
more than /. sy for se transaction Of the dry soods buk
ness Of any city in the world
Oppressive alike to the ployers and employee hs contto
ancc has effected only by the petty ealousies o u
merchants which, for the sake OF humanity trust sess
extinct.
To argue the good results that would bs attended By such
entirely unnecessary We point tiumphsny -
the cities of London Dublin, Ednbarh Manchese Liverpool
Glasgow where the object have view has been secured
through the nbera of the merchants and the Teul, has proved
of unnixed coed 10 all.
We feel confident thai the bare mention Of this subject sn
that needed TO en, the cordial assistance Of the liberal pres
this city bing the matter prominently before e poo
aud ,hs, this appeal ,ou viii not be In vain rs We
know that all matters pertaining 10 the greatest good o
Il Is the pride OF The TRIBUNE to lead the
Yours, &C, mssss,
THE RETAIL Dgy Goops CIEEgs NEw.foRx Crrs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

FLAG RAIsrSo.-The Third-avenue Railroad Com
pany will raise beautiful large Gag on their depot,
corner Sixty Ghh street and Third avenue, to-day, at
o'clock. W. Darling president yil speak. The
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

Excise CoMxIssIoSzRs.-The Board held its TWEEN
,y6r meeting yesterday and granted sI ssoss-
keepcfs ana four 20 nnkeepe The Board viii again
day Thus far eshynne licenses have been grsats
ct 80 each.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
TuE RxrAiH Dry GooDs ClsEx. or Nnw.YoRx Crr

FIRE IN EreHrH AvESUE.-Abont 10 o'clock yes-
.erday morning. tire old frame building oecueA
grocery by Samuel Fletcher. srd located No 10 Eshth
avenue The building damaged extent OF about 1co
snd s said to be insured Mr. were moved OUT
and his oss very rans The Ere Is believed 10 have bss
caused by . defect In the stove'pipe-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

-. - u. - - i. - - u -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
TRoDDEN FLOWERS.
BY AIFElD TENNysoN.


There are some hearts that, like the loving
Cling to unkindly rocks and ruined towers,
Spirits that suffer and do not repine-If If:.., '~~
Patient and sweet a. io,5 trodden flowers
That from the passers heel arise, ,s:'i' ~.
And give back edorous breath instead ofsighs,
But there are other hearts that will not feel
The lowly love that haunt their eyes and ears;
That wound fond faith with anger worse than
And out Of Pity's spring draw idle tears.
Oh, Nature! shall it ever be thy will
III things with good to mingle, good With i'll :?
Why should the foot of sorrow press -
The willing hand of uncomplaining love-
Meek charity that shrinks not from distress, &
Gentleness both her tyrants to reprove? -.
Though virtue weep forever and lament,
Will one hard heart turn to her and relent?
Why should the reed be broken that will bend {?
And they that dry the tears in other eyes
Feel their own anguish yelling without end.
Their summer darkened With the smoke Of
'"' : sighs? 40 "
Sure love to some fair Eden of his own
Will fee at last and leave US here alene.
Love wecpeth always-weepeth for the past.
For wees that are, for woes that may be-
tide, ....:, ,s,.. -. s.... .:., .
Why should not hard ambition at last.?
Envy and hatred, avarice and pride
Fate whispers, sorrow is your lot,
They would be rebels-love rebelleth not.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

rssfHsx MILLER. ".- HsxRY tswlssHEIh
i EAL ESTATE AGENCY
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA
n dE undersigned offer their services to loan
money upon best real estate security; and
80 purchase and sell property either real Or
personal; for reasonable commission. t'$
Taey have now for sale, At low prices:
t 20. quarter sections Of good land! tAiy1"<
81 lots, (some improved, J in st.. Cloud. i,
30 ?" in Nininger addition to St. Paul.
~s- 20 " in NiniAger city,
10 "2fin Mound city, Illinois. 2>'' =:
:,rs .:,o.,a3;Tr.sMILLER.a sWIssHELM
~. Cloud. Nay :l3, 1866 :, ~:>f,oI.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
j TIL MsAS2JO ES.
-s mr. FANVSa1Y.rEY -. =.

. A:aLL kinds; Of WON done insthe best posi-
A;g hl4 map1er, Particular aattentioh given;
~ horse and ox:shoeing, plow !otk, And ~:
pairing Of oil kinds. Shop in same building
- r. v. Wssv's oarrisss shepA Mi
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
+. W METZROTH,

1ER CHANT', TAIL dr..
l\*ALER in Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres
Vestings, and Gentlemen's 8 Furnishing
4 ,ois, to the inspection Of which he invites
his triends and tho public.
de,1O l857-ly ..