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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-09
SPECIALFNOTICES.
n" Card to tho s u6eriug.

The Rev. William Cosgrove, while laboring
IS missionary. in Japan, was cured Of Con-
sumption, when all other means had failed, by
a recipe obtained from 9 learned physician re-
siding in the great city of Jeddo. This recipe
has cured great numbers who were suffering
from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
C.ughs:and Colds, and the debility and her
vous depression, caused bythese diso1ders:
Desrous- Of beuedtting Others, Il will ssud
this recipe which have brought home with
me, to all who need it, free Of charge.
Address REV. rWN.. COsGR0VE.
-. } : :. : ) '24s9 Fulton Avenue,
NH. Brooklyn, n. Y:
"CFrom the Lorain Co. EAGLE, Ohio. r. J
Many kinds Of 1onics are adverttsed that We
arc assured will strengthen the hair, and pre-.
vent its falling out, but nonerhat We have seen
used does all that it promises; save that Of
Professor @. J. Wood This We know is good
from having tried it. and witnessed in several
cases its truly beneficial effects. DR.. Wood
was kind enough to send us pie Of bottles,
and after finding that it prevented our hair
from falling out, We presented q bottle to \
friend who had been bald, for at lenst thirty
years: it has restored his hair entirely, and it
is now as thick and glossy as when he was
twenty -fve. This we say in all sincerity. and
We shall be glad to have our friends try it, for
themselves, az We believe it is just what it pro-
fesses to be. ia.
MARLATT SIMS, Agents at St. Cloud
:" =" : ~~~CN~>~~~~~~~ :"it
vI'HE PUBLIC BLESSING WHICH is NOW
| universally admit to exist in Mofh.t's
Life Pills and Phoenix Bittcrs. is every day
demonstrated by their astonishing efficacy in
the cases which they are announced ic cure
All the complaints Of the stomach and bowels
weakness Of the digestive organs and Of the
system generally, bilious and liver affections,
night fevers. head aches. piles. costiyeness,
consumption, rheumatism. scurvy, impurity of
the blood. or ble,ched and sallow compilations
soon yield to their curative properties sim
gle trial invariably secures them the title of
the best family medicines now before t the public.
For sale by the proprietor, W. b. MOFFAT.
ut his Office, 235 Broadway, and by Store
Keepers and Druggists generally. v2n39I4
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STEAMER ENTERrR1sE.-Hsyingo occasion to
60 down the river a short time since, We went
aboard the Enterprise and made the complete
trip from this place to st Anthony in eight
hours, including many stoppages to receive and
deliver freight, and to ''wool up" The trip
was very pleasant one. The scenery down
the Mississippi, is beautiful, and the boat
passes just rapidly enough 70 allow one to OBJ
tain q full view Of the country in passing. and
still not render it tedious. The accommoda-
tons of the bost are in excellent order The
owner, Thomas Moulton, passes up and down
almost every trip, and pays every at, ention to
the proper care Of freight. Jas. McAlpin, the
accommodating clerk is on hand to receive
passengers. attend to freight, etc. The culinary
department is under the charge Of Mr.. Whip
pie, of the fremont House, St Anthony,
and meals can be had at reasonable rates.
We have NO hesitation in recommending any Of
our citizens going down the river to take the
Ente,priss for speed, comfort and pleasure. -
L'REsH LARD.--FOR SALE AT :.',= Z,
L. H. z. M1roHJLLs.
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NOTICE is given that the partnership here
~ tofore existing between the under signed
in Banking, Exchange, and Land Warrants
business is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. ...... ,.. HENRY C WAIT, go,
THOMAS G. MCCLURE
St. Cloud, April 25th, 1861. ':f.E',';
The undersigned will carry on tho Banking,
Exchange, Land Warrant and land Agen. y
business at the old stand, and solicits a con-
tinuance Of patronage He. WAIT.
St, Cloud, April 18th, 1861: Il J m98w..
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from many OF Inc houses, hotels ana Ofhces in
town.
Tho typos Of tho DExoenAr Office wish to
return thanks to Miss Jennie Abel for -four
rosettes-the old Red. White, and Blue: They
were accepted and worn with double pleasure
We would call attention to the Notice to
our citizens to return the muskets in their pos
session. It Is very necessary ct tho present
time that this be complied WITH 25 -
AEacHANTs' HorEL.-Being in St. Paul \
few days since. We went, Of course, to the Mer-
chants. and found everything in tho best or
der. This house has now become the head
quarters Of oil travellers or visitors in st. Paul,
besides having many local boarders. While,
Of course, : portion Of this popularity is due to
tho proprietor, Mr.. Belote, We cannot help a.
tributing the greater portion to Mr. Vebber,
the clerk par excellence. He is always at his
post, always attentive, polite and careful, and
makes one feel fsrfectly ct home. Besides, the
table IL prime-the best and earliest Of every.
thing to be had being thers-the rooms neat
and pleasant, and the beds clean and comfort
abls. 1t il impossible for = person to stop a.
The Mssehsat's epes, and not continue to Do
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NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the
~ Law partnership heretofore existing be
tween William ). Moore and James c. shep.
'ey under the firm name Of Moore & Shepley,
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
..' r" - WILLIAM s. MOORE, :
JAMES C..JREPLEY.,
Dated st Cloud, April 10Th, 1861. mss
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dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE -
~ Notice is hereby given that the firm Of
Abel & Lamb is this day dissolved by limita-
ton. The affairs Of the late iIm will be set
tied by P. Lamb.
all: IRVING L. ABEL,
p. LAMB.
st. Cloud, April Goth, 1861.
N. B Persons indebted to the late firm Of
Abel g. Lamb will please call and settle the
same as soon as convenient. p. LAMB.
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Reported expressly for; Ia DEMocaAT, W
Sans. Ueu0uistaa st. GX0Md Z
Disposition 'of'the Minnesota
Regiment.

FROM the ST. f'auI fTess, 9TH.
AT > late hour last night the following
dispatch was received by Governor Ram.
..v. .-y.. q ''t<T 81
..,it.1~ ,<I,t|.H WAsHixo1ox, May 4. :
To GOVERNOR RAMsfv:
The Genera, in Chief desires you. to send
two Companies Of your regiment TO Fort Rip
ley; two'to Fort Ridgely and two to Fort Ab'
ererombie. c relieve tho companies Of tho Sec
ond Infantry at those posts.
Keep the remaining companies at Fort SMELL
ing until further orders. ~ - - = ~
The movement is to be made. as soon as your
Companies are fully armed and equipped.
Communicate to the, commanding officers Of
the three posts first named, that orders 70 pro-
coed to Pittsburgh, Pa. as soon as relieved,
will be sent them by mail >r.ooI
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
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"a. A single bottle of SPALDlAG' PRE-
PARED GLUE will save ten times -...
Its cost annually. @N
sPALD1NG's PREPARED GLUEI il.
sPALD1SG's PREPARED GLUE!
sPALD1NG'S PREPARED GLUE! -

,:,:,. ,-,,.;.. SAVE TnE PIECES! Eo. -.
ECoNOMy! DISPATCH 1T "
%~ "a Sr1cn IN TINE SAVES N1NE.''R
As accidents will happen. even in we'll regu-
lated families, it is very desirable to have some
cheap and convenient way forrepairing Furni-
ture, Toys, Crockery. &c.
.,:n SPALD1NG'S PREPARED GLUE, r
meets all such emergencies, and no household,
can afford to be withoutit. It is always ready:
and up to the sticking point. -, r,.s .,n,
useful IN EVERY HOUSE, ,,;r
N. B "A Brush accompanies each Bottle.
Price, Is cents. Address: 't9iHaHt
}3sI';I = 9~gs, ,HENRYC. SPALDING; i
,.! No. .4s CEDAR Street. New Yo,k,In =. {
=, +: /: 7'd CAUTION *:::s s:59& ssii'.'
IA certain unprir cipled persons are attempt
ing to palm off on the unsuspecting public, i'm /
.itations of my PREPARED GLUE, j would
caution all persons to examine before purchas, III
' sPA a. ' 81 rR RE eaRf1 GLUE,
i on 5theeutside wrapper: all others are swinoas
isasatsrfsits, sa1A %.2&.D> f. v3n1v acrins 4
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$3.50 $3.50 F Fam Is shrts sA'A o0A''-''"''
S$5sSS soo,ees pairs Of, sewed.
a's ss9 ses st,L pairs ss Ct. s es
1000 Great a Coats Infantry,
%ss FIRE. %s " s'gi T.
500 Stable frocss e' "''e y "e'Ia H'S POUNDS e'en.
the sealed patterns in his Office whers
they may be examined and additional information received
The maiufae,urers establishment dealers bust
names and @ # srSs T sra
within ar e sss ct
SAP Pra oid oG p r, al rscs,vos sor ,s
each kind e the articles ,yeriisca ior.
psese essvea oy ana ior inc uniicd States Of
bSe co%mensc Within twenty days ae he a
q as o @
said or paee ss .s
w nsverhesss state in their proposals The shores,
by lhem ,.,,, 10 .,,,;.., -.
apponis ho q essa ss sworn inspect
Payment shall be made each delivery, provided Con-
as an made FOR q that at 1 ss
ss ssYSsS viii lie s
forfeited e the Omitted States 10 case Of failure the part
Forms OF proposals and quarantine will be Furnished upon
not conform thereto anu one "' 0e considered 'na' 40
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals furnishing army
Major and Quartermaser, i. !. a.
no REAL ESTATE OwNERs.-sEAIED PROPOSALS
for e s he
and Forty
hrst and FortyfoOth streets for Hose Company No. L.
One Lot between THIRD and Sixth avenues and Fourteenth
and Twenty second streets, for Hose Company No. ~
One Lot, between Broadway and Seventh avenue, and
Twentyseventh and Thirtieth Streets for Hose Company
No. 81.
One Lot between Second and Lexington avenues and
Twenysixh aud Twenty ninth streets for Hose Company
No. 80. ,4l
One Lot, between Hudson. Greenwich Canal and Spring
streets, for Hose Company No. Al -,
onef.ot, between Efghtieth and Nnetch streets within
$50 feet east west OF Third avcnue for Hook ana Ladder
Company No. TO- ..,.a... 49,. !,
Proposals will contain diagram OF the property onereds
with dimensions locality and character OF Improvements II
any Preference will be vacant lots Payment VIII
be made ON giving clear and satisfactory title
The right fs reserved to reject any OF ~. proposals
ROBERT T. HAWS, Comptroller
Cry NEW YORK Department OF Fnanee Conprouer sei
fec, Oct 10 1861.
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PROPOSALS.
A RMY SUPPLIES
IA OrFICR Or RrERlx AsrI,n IrNfrrn GrArra

a RMY SUPPLIES.
IA OFFICE QuARTFRNAsrEr UsfrEp STATES ARnY,
IxpIASApOIIs Ind, Sept. 30 1861. I
Sealed proposals will be RECEIVED at this Office
O'Clock n on Monday the 18th day or October 1861 for fur
ternasters Depot Indianapolis Indiana quantities az
required, viz n
$4,000 Forage Gaps and Covers
iCGo Uniform Coats Musicians, Infantry-dark blue Ker-
100 Uniform Jackets Musicians, OavaIryark blue Ker-
scy. ~
% Uniform jackets. Musicians. Artillesy-dark blue
Kersey. IN,
1870 Uniform Goats Pvass 1pfantrydark blue Kersey
1850 Uniform Jackess Prvass tavalrdark blue KerseS
1850 Uniform Jackets, Pryaes. Artiery-dark blue Kcr-
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TIME MEMBERS OF HIBEREIA BENEVOLENT So
ciety requested to meet at their meeting In full
regaa In Seventeenth street. Sixteenth Ward HOTEL
Friday 18th inst at o'clock A. NJ attend the departure
oil the funeral OF Terence y. McNsnus. BY order Of
EDWARD MCLOUGHLlN, President
PATRICK CAnrBELI, Secretary.
MICHAEL RowEHrRY, Marshal
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| ITO CONTRACTORS
About COO second ha nd Cartridge Boxes and Belts
quantity OF old Bayonets assorted.
A quantity of Musket Mountings.
quantity of Sword and Pistol Navy Belts with Cartrjdc
| Box atianled.
Boapd g Pixies Pistols, Swords &C. Also full stock o.
! and desirable Arms of all kinds.
A. w. SPIES CO., SS7 Broadway
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NOTICE TO THE CREW OF THE uNITER STATES
IN ship Brookyn--AH the who atey attached
to the United STATES ship Bkyn and desire o form them
selves into company to be attached New York regi-
mcn notified that have made with
Coz L. w. Tnelli, of the Mcclellan Rifles assemble tho
company the the above regiment 40 White
street New York Friday morning. October IS, between 10
and IL O'Clock hear the propositions m will be offered
them by the Colonel. JAMES RILEY, and others.
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A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMEI.LED FURNITURE
IA for ia in all colors, of warranted manufacture; also
solid chestnut Chamber Suits plain and ornamcnal,s NJ d.
FARk1kGIONS 36S Canal street. opposite Wooster Is
tabished in iS45 T. 'tf
LURNITURE BOGGHT-ALL KINDS or HOUSE,
hold Frsiturc bought for cash. and good Rycn,
at A79 Third avenue Thyfourh street. Please call
idress Furniture ms above. N. BA good assortment Of
second hand Furniture for sale.
DLIMPTONS IMPROVED PARLOR BEDSTEADs AND
other first class Furniture Sold wholesale retail
monthly payments ut las Tenth street, formerly National
Academy OF Design
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THE VOLUNTEER ENGINEER REGIMENT COLONEL
ment in a few days only twenty good able bodied men
wanted to fill up viii be taken pay SIT per
Apply headquarters, of Chambers and Chatham
streets OF Captain j. L. SMITH.
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hOE nnn RRwARD-FOR ANY ONE WAC CAN
DLtD.UDU excei mrs NERK the we'll known csie
GRATED phrcnooeis' asvoioest and medical adviser
acknowledged be the only lady In the world who trutuy
gives Information concerning case OF human We mrs
MARX, ~ Attorney street removed 70 100 MonfW street.
near Monty uer5
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7 GAN FoE $4,000 By THE coMPTRoLLGR OF
IL toe state " New ORR. account a deficiency IN tbs
sinking Fand to portion ~ the General Fund debt
he comp roller by the chapter ZIG Laws
ISIS hereby gives not tina, lcd proposals will
al hs Office the 18th dsy Of Jsnua
ocios OF thai day, fur Loan Of FIVE HUNDRED
THOU SAND D0IhARS, ~ hieh Transferable Certificates
OF State stock III be issued the ol people OF the
State Of New York, under ce OF the ton bear
quarterly on The hrst dass 81 anuafy April July and
Der IN each year. and the principal the
day OF JauHtrs Thousand eight hundred
IL IL 10 be understood that the Comptroller i'll liberty
take Tess II the offers such
to the interests OF the Stale The
be Tor the whole OF said less than
$500 All proposals TO be sealed and endorsed Lean BY the
Comptroller account OF the General Fund Deb sinking
Fund and enclosed in an.enveope directed to the Comp
required paid the 29h day January instant BY de-
pos the the credit OF the Treasurer OF the State
of Nev York. tn the Bank OF the Manhattan Company New
York Interest the loan will commence the LIST day OF
February and the holders Of the stock viii receive the
iner, the quarterly at the Manhattan Company
York The certificates OF stock issued to the New York
and Erie Railroad Company amounting TO $4,000 REIN
for the above loan will be redeemed any subsequent
period before presentation the Manhattan Com.
pany with the payment OF the aocrung interest the
up 10 the date OF redemption
ROBERT DENNIsToN Compt roller
CoAPrRoLLER's OrricE. Albany. jan l6 1851
IT 8. TREASURY NoTEs-NEw ISSUE,
u. For sale in sums to suit
BY
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
70 Wall street, New York
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DUDWORIH AND CAMPBELL'S
ID WOODS MIkSTRELS,
Perform 2. Metropolitan Hall Jersey City, %
FRIDAY, JANUARY IS
And at Astoria, Saturday evening, January q
Also at Concert Hall, Newark, N. j.,
Monday and Thursday, January y and %

NEW YORKER STADT THEAIRE, $3.50 BOWRRy.-
IN Third night Of Elm KIND DIES GLUECKS, Q
medy by Oh Birshpfeiner Anatoe, Mr.. hoym; Hsrmana
Mrs Stegsh; Honorne Mrs. DRAIN Cation Mrs. Hoym.
1,HEATRE PRANCAIS. 5s5 BROADwAY.-sANKDt.
i rs Janyier, 1851
piece squatque grand spectacle Actes nelso ~
chants de danses de- N n Thierry Dupeny.
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|HTHw YoRx, HARLnM AND ALBANY RAILRo AD.--
For AibsnY and Troy, csnnseing with hs New Yo,k
ea6ei kaar0od Tor all poats West North west and South
wst also with the Northern Railroad sarsoe Rutland
surfsgign faMsoury kc.sss Polns 0gtenstu1 and Moo
pTF.sss ri !savs New xsrs a. follows. Albany,
Hail Eor Assny fs0A. n and .4as r. n, do. 2s.h
hegot Do, "a -, ssRrs. mall train from Trycn rov.
siogPins :. a. suction: above fortSie 2xh y Depot
sna from 26xh AepeA white Plains siSf L. ssopvins
= I'll stations from whMs street depot wiuisrnsbrdrr II
egss ws,..r..sIss iI,asF wsdne.aay and saturday
iii leave AiSssy A NJ and 80 r NJ; East Albany :3
- NJ and x;i5 p express train Albany i0ts NJ Fsass
Ajt~ny m a ~, express mail train. Orstcu Faila A M
EoDplns ~ AZ stations north % fremont white Plains
lena wphsmsbridse. 10 =. NJ WEDNESDAY and ss,ur lay
~ stdfpiux a all stations Tickets cold and baggage
Xrd fer war stations at ISL st station only.
JOHN BURCHILI. Assistant Superintendent
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LAR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE, on SATURDAY
rFebruary 1.-The United States mail steamer ARAGO,
zines commander WIN sail from pier No 81 North ryer
5f Beach street, on Saturday February at THIS
er unsurpassed for safety and comfor has double
les under deck, enclosed by water tight compartments
hch besides other results tends In the Of collision
snding to keep the pumps free TO work and the
et OF vessel and passengers Price Of in second
sbin, s75 aud $50. For freight passage spplyto
SAMUEL M. FOX,
9EO. MACKENZIE
- Agents, No. Broadway,
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MUSICAL.

NHICKERlHG d SONS
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PYANos
69t Broadway New York
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LOAN OFFICES,

LOAN OFFICES.
AT 6S CEDAR STREET.-HENRY HYMAN, DIAMOND
"A Broker. Cash advanced Diamonds, set unset
Watches Watch Movements Silver Ware Jewelry SegarS
&C. bought for cash. Opposite the Post Office room Ne
up stairs, Is Cedar street
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TIE ROUGH FREIGHT ARRAN9EMsET.FoR NOR.
folk Portsmouth, CITY Point aud Riohmow connecuns
h Norfolk and Petersburg and southsde Raroad, for
E.ynahburg Bristol Memphis and intermediate places !.
Freight received every day. and through receipts furnished
Sssmshp. JAMESTOWN, Captain Skinner, leaves every
ssaS.hs YoRKTowE, Captain Parrish, every Saturday,
Freight y Norfolk cents pcr foo to City Point DENTS,
10 Sorfok stateroom and meals included 81 "a
or SO; children between the Of
baa = halt price LoDLAA Ma IA hsnaS.x.,
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REsPECTABLB NAN, OF MIDDLE AaR AND +
"A situation In this city, having one 70 sew ne bu
In shirts wishes make pefmAaent arrangemes
wb Ady who would make his shirts and do hi mendne
her rcaAenca Address A. b. o., Union SQUARE 70
Once, for Two dsys.
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TINIoNi UNION UNIONl
" BY SPECIAL INVITATION
Signed by W H. Aspnwa August Belmont NJ. II. 0rfane4
Wilson J. Hunt j. q Jones, Geo. Bancroft, O.
planck w. !. Havemeyer, II. G. stebbins Gerard VIVA
G. Bryant Dudley u. Fuller N. Ludlam Jas, Benne<l
Geo. r. Morris, Esqs and others,
GEO. vANDENHOFF
WIN reci,e his original POEM FOR THE UNION, sn.iasA
LIFE, MEN, MANNERS, MODES AND MEASURES.
On Tuesday evening, 10Th inst,
HOPE CHAPEL.
To be followed by the scene from Dickens betweea
DICK SWIyEI4LER AND THE MARCHiONHHS.
Tickets 50 cents
For sale by Messrs D. Appleton Co.. Mr. orowen's bssk
store and NJ the hall door.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

1IIELEN BRAY" THE BALLET DANCER, Is 0NB
III OF the thirty sin Portraits In Mrs. hsnktns curious
Female Characters In the CITY, called Women
York Fancy binding, $50 pages atty engravings
mailed for 81. HAWKINS a Co. Pubiisbers l32 Nassau
street, up stairs
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fO7 GRAND STREET, THIRD FLOOR--MADAMH
fC wfDGER, cls,rvoyan, and gifted spanish LAY yn
wells the mysteries futurty love age absent trends
stciess prescrbes medicines for sn dseases Tells lucky
numbers, proper Lost or stolen, 40
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or LAURENCE HorKf, BROADWAY AID BroHru
- swr~4 New Y@k-A partrAents be had thu hotef
Il Dc fscwins reduced rs,ssramiy rocns N svAs. ~
0orr,erv ain; family In snits "a
e N ~ - and ~ including - and every attention
VxyHrTrKy HoUsH-NRw AND ELBaANr MARBLE
w building. Broadway, corner Of Twelfth street. Don.
Quoted the Hyropcen plan New furniture hroushout
gu" ' '-S' " = y BsSSkEr re0gss~w
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NEW B0wERY THEATRK
Az Sole froprteto,s ,Mes2rs a. L. For r. W. LknUR
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 1861.
BENEFIT OF MIR r. T. CHANFRAU
Who will appear AZ
ACHfLi4K TALMA DUFAUD
In the petite comedy Of
PEEP BEHIND TIKI SCRNFs
And In his great character Of
MOSR,
In the local drama OF
A uLANCE AT NEW YORK
Tho performance terminating with
WALLACE,
The Hero of Scotland
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uoOLEY CAMPBELL'S MINsTRELS, NfBLo0
ssloon-Mondsy evening. Jan a. and every evening".
BIN consequence Of the sudden indisp0sit0n StI
Cante the management beg leave thst plan
Of the Frencbmsn and bis monkey they will substitute tl
inns popular EthiOI Ian Farce called LOVES DISGUISE
Together With the following fayorite scts;"Cum PiuaG
Cum !" McS~ atgun Zouave DRILL "BurlesQpe StuuS
Speech" 40 30 s. c. CAMPBELL the prince Of Ethiopas
aocais1 In new Gaad asssted by the Nonparea vs0aA
rs cents.
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w NK CLOCKS OFFICE CLOCKS, 40, wARRANTE
III perfecs timskeepcrs large assortment Of gilt oy
Snrnoa Union Clock and Frame Warerom " puton sire
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

How TO MAKE MlTTRxs FOR run
SOLDIERS AS there will be . grand
knitting bee at Mrs Solon Langworthy's
house on Tuesday evening next, rerhape
it would ,e ~ we'll to say something
"fthe matter beforehand OM S,,liiers
will stand ~ much in need cf nlittepe
~ stockin.sthts winter. Afrost- bitten
finger will disable Them for real service
as much as fro>t-bitten foot Now j.
the time, ladies. .to;k,,iemntens for tho
volunteers, and have them ready against
tn. time they are called for. ~
The beat p1lt;en for the soldier y
that which,has one finger and thainb
an,l the direction for knitting this ars
rs follows: Cast twenty stitches on each
needle knitl, wcnty y-tive rows ofribbing
and twenty rows plain. Thea take tho
twenty stitches that are ppon ore nee
die anl.knit sixteen rows hack v ard anl
forward. This is for the beginning IT
thumb. Then take thesetwenty stitches
o,, three needles and knit round for siI-
teen rows, after which narrow. gradually
until the thumb is finished.
Take up twenty stitches at the lower
part Of the thnmb. Therc.'will..hen ~
sixty stitches IN three peedleA Knit
twenty rows. Take the twenty stitches
nearest the thumb, join them on three
needles. and knit TWENTY-FIVE rows.
Then narrow gradually until the fin-
ger i, finished. Take thei remaining
twenty stitches on three; needles and
knit twenty two rowa. Narrow grsdu-
ally ill kslishsl-p Dub. Tinses
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

With ht' arPnis'mcHfa by the Pre-
.ideit, there are lO2 lS-iyrlier General, !,
+ tolaH;eers nndc, commissions. ~ If
Whom have yet to l,e c",tii. mel by the
Senate. There arc two geacr,l> Of the
same family ,,'in,.i ns follows: Charles
). Hamilton and SCHUYLER Hamilton !:
Andrew Porter airl Fisz John Porter:
joseph J. Reynolds and John +. Rey.
nolds; Is ml R Richardson and vii
liam \. Richardson; Thomas W. Sher-
IMAM and Wm r. Sherman; Chas. F..
Smith and VIM. +. Smith; George
Wright and lIorafio Il. Wright.