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NlEssRs HRSRY p. WILSON x CO.: deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of AL hair preparations. | have, ia many in-
stances, known them restore the hair where il had
fallen or danuf restore the hair to its original
color, entirely the most painful headaches--and in
some instances most serious hum0rs Personally have
been u sharer in several Of these benefits.
REY. HENRY HILL, Manchester, n E.
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coco A N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put a2 in large bottles
and rctas for 81 cts. per bottle, for dressing the
hair Of any person. young old there not Its equal in
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Cs, nothing your hair but these preparations, ana
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Manufactured and sold ct wholesale by Henry T. VIII
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be addressed.
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Wholesale and Retail Agent.
OWL MONTE Err VT
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CARRIAGES AND SLEIG =
BY THE BEST woRKMEN IN THEcoUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried 90
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Court House Square, Montpelier, W.
Tho ye in want Of ,cny, ~ufoi Carriages az Sfessa
will perhaps do we'll to cal an see what is being deas
the old stand of GILMAN CAMP.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
WHUl I228.

- Ess,F
A HsARD. Hlr-Jim--- never made
a Jolesin his life, yet no Nan ever had
more made at his expense. On one oc-
casion, while candidate for Congress. he
vas 1nakinga speech in a country school
house to an audience Of country farmers,
who were, as a general rule, very attentive
listeners Joe G., however. formed
an exception. He had been psr.aking
rather literally Of whisky straight, unde r
the influence Of which his comments.
made in tone rather louder than stage
whisper, were exceedingly annoying to
the speaker. Jim prepared for his grand
effort. "My friends,'' said he, II am
proud to see around me tonight the har-
dy yeomanry Of the land, for love the
agricultural interests of the country; and
vel! may love them, my fellow" citizens,
for I was born farmer-the happiest
DAYS Of my youth were spent in the peace
full avocations Of son Of the soil..ss' If 1
may be allowed to use fsurati e express
sion, my friends, I may say, I wos ruiscta
betucen tuo rors icf corn" :"Arpump-
kin by thunder" exclaimed the inrbria-
ted Joe.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
CoUNTERMANDED.-In Pennsylvani

CouSrERMASDED.-1n Pennsylvania
when the great excitement prevailed in
the apprehended invasion by the rebels.
everybody shouIdered arms saud was ready
to rush into the battle field When the
enthusiasm was at its height, General Me-
Clellan had driven the enemy of, and Gov
ernor Curtin recalled the troops. A. young
man who was deeply imbued. with the
spirit of patriotism and religion was de-
scribins his own feelings during this peri
cd. lie was slow in coming to bis decis-
ION, he said, Il sought the direction Of
Heaven, and I heard voice saying unto
me Co. and was on the point Of going.
when Governor Curtin .co:utermonded
the oraer r.. t54s. - st.".y,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

WHAT IS A LAD1-A great deal Of argu-
mcnt is going the rounds respecting the title Of
lady and the name OF woman. The expression
| "Lady" is so much abused, that l infinitely
prefer the sweet, unpretending title Of
| woman. live could but sift the; chatf from
the wheat, abrogate all the selfstyled '.ladies,"
| there could be no objecting to the title but
ministers Of grace defend US from soms ladies
Of the present day wt.o do not even know why
a woman should be so called A lady must
! possess perfect refinement and. intelligence
She must be gracious, atfablc, and hospitahlc,
| without the slightest degree Of tu siucss.
| She must be a Christian, mild, gentle, and
| charitable, unostcntatous. and doing good by
stealth. She must be deaf to scandal and
gossip. She must possess discrimination,
knowledge of human nature, ami tact sufficient
| TO avoid offending ones weak points, steerin Z
wide Of all subjects which may be disagreeable
to any one. She must look upon personal
cleanliness and freshness Of attire next, TO god
| illness. Her dress must be in accordance with
her means, not Aashy. lAbhorring everything
like soiled or faded fnery, Or mock jewelry,
her pure mind and clear conscience will cause
! the foot Of time to pass as lightly over the
smooth brow as if she stepped on the flowers,
and, as she moves with quiet grace and dignity,
al will accord her insinctively 5thes title of
lady. If had time and your rpa4ieaesr could
present the other view Of the case, looking
upon this picture and upon that BIT when
one constantly comes in contact. in omnibuses.
cars, stores, the promenade, places Of public
amusements wherever woman are generally
found, with those who loudly arr0gate 70
themselves the contested title, can you wo-der
| at the disgust it produces? ''<SN
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

der they poured no less than fifteen vol
leys into the wood that sheltered their foes;
for the encmy's .ifemen were so conceal
ed that not man Of them was visible.
In fact, as they warmed to their work, the
darkeys seemed rather to enjoy the thing
than otherwise. Bang goes MIME bali
through nesro's arm; it falls shattered
at his side; his gun is loaded; but the
arm which should have raised it to the
shoulder will never be raised again. -
"TaSe dat guo," says the poor fellow, hand
ing it to companion, 'and shoot dat at
secesh for me-" Another hall finds a
lodge in mans arm and penetrates his
side, passing out and making four wounds.
He is ordered to the rear, where Or.
Hawks, acting assistant surgeon United
States army (who did his duty under fire
like man. is attending to the soldiers
first wounded. But the darkey is f. yht-
ing fellow, and with the blood squirting
from his wounds, stops by the way and
takes another crack at the foe. That char
ought to have the order Of the Black
Eagle. He's trump. if he is cast in eb.
ony. On reaching the doctor the follow.
ing conversation ensues:
II spec, doctor, Pze wounded
"Well can't attend to you just now
you see I'm busy
berry we'll, doctor; dat man is worse
wounded dan is-you tend to him first. .
Anotle cane idate for the Black Eagle
that
Two others were wounded-onc having
q button-hole worked by Mimic clca,
through his flank, and the other in the
right hand both renamed md saw it out
While this yht was going on, the nc
gr,cs not in it were Lusy loading thei'
plunder, which they continued to do with
out any attention to tho balls that occa
s;oually whistled over them.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
-Duril:g g the war OF 1912. goli =,

1.-Durirs the war Of 1912, goli was
sold at a premium Of. So per cent, and U
5. Treasury notes were worth only two
thirds Of their face. We then had a seu-
uine Democratic Administration, aud al,
able one !; yet the currency Of the country
was as badly damaged, as it is NOW. Those
who charge the present monetary derapge:
ment upon the Republicans, should re,
member that it does notsrest in human
power to prevent the. disturbing inauen,
.ces ssof the war, and Of the speculations
which war engenders. = !.
:. " w hen the price Of . thing is inquir.
ed, nowadays, the phrase IS ..Wh hats the
postage on that p
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

will then clearly come within the juris-
dict:on Of our civil courts. In a month
the State. Legislature will assemble and to
them it may be safely left to provide for
the emergency. .."
I appeal theu to tile good sense Of the
people to await patiently and peacefully
the uue course of law. [ entreat them
not to throw away the good name which
Minnesota has hitherto sustained by a
rash act Of lawlcssness which is neither
necessary TO the ends of justice, of person.
al security or even of pri, ate vengeance !;
but which would be subvesive of public
order and perpetual stigma upon the
community.
l entreat them as good citizens having
at heart the public welfare not to add to
the injury which our young State has al
ready sustained at home and abroad from
; its exposure to savage violence the worse
and more permanent injury which 1t would
suffer in the estimation Of the world from
the spectacle Of barbarous violence among
our own citizens
Given under mv hand and the Grand
Seal of tho State, at the city Of
St. Paul, this sixth day Of De-
t.. S. c"n.ber, \. D. 1862.
ALEXANDER RAM M:EY
By the Govcrlor:
II. BLAKELY, ..
>erretary Of State.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
4 RICH JOKE.

Not long since 10: Of us--I am "hiyh
private" now-were quartered in several
wooden tenements, and in the inner of one
lay the to'Pus Of . young secesh officer
awaiting burial. The news spread to a
village not far off Down came tearing a
sentimental and not bad'ooking specimen
Of Virginia dame.
"I-et me kiss him for his mother!'' she
cried, as interrupted her progress. "Do
let me kiss him for his motherr'
''Kiss whom % r
"''l'hc dear little Lieutenant; the one
who lies dead within Point him out to
me, sir, il you please. l never saw him.
but-oh -
lied her through room in which Lieut..
-, Of Philadelphia, lay stretched out on
an upturncd trough, fast asleep. Suppos-
ing him to be the article. sought for, she
rushed up, and exclaining, ''Lct me kiss
him for his mother" approached her lips
to his forehead What was her amaze
ment when the "corpse," ardently clasp
ing its arms around her, returned tie sa-
lutte vigorously, and exclaimed
"NeSer mind the old lady Miss go it
on your own account. l haven't the
slightest objection -
Sentiment is fine thing, Mr. Editor,
but it should be handled as one handles
the spiked guns which the rebels leave
behind, loaded with percussion caps-vcry
CAREFUL w. Continent i Monthly.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
13EAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.

INAEESS1vE Explorations Of Land in this
District subject 70 private entry, and long
,xperience in Laud Otice business, give the un~
dsrsisue ed peculiuy in he selection OF
Asad and the location of Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sale 1T 4 small ad
vance on Nev York Irices.a
Csutestel Pre- Elnption cases prosecuted be-
fore the local and General Land Office.
Attention paid to the payment OF taxes IN
8suton, Shsrburue, Morrison anil Stearns
sounIies.
r, ~, lots for snle in ~. Cloud.
y3nAl-tf l.. A. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

The steady decrease in. the rates at
which gold is sold IN the money markets
of the East, is an evidence that the rcmov-
al Of Mcclellan and the advance of Burn
side arc eminently satisfactory to capital
lists i'll the leading commercial cities, and
that none bnt politicians are disposed to
make either the cause Of complaint. ts;..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

\ livery stable keeper, named sp1r,
would never let horse go without request
lug the lads not to drive fast: One day
man called for d horse to . attend Il tsai 1 / funer-
al, Certainly" said Spur ;sstdt," be
added, forgetting the solenln purpose for
which the young man wanted tie horse,
.:los.. .:.t drive fast - ..1Vhya jest look here,
o!d fellow" said the somewhat excited
young man, u shall keep up with The pro-
cession, II it kills the horse. s's
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

Senator WILKINSON offered Il resolution,
which was adopted, instructing the committee
! on Military affairs to inquire into the exped'
iency Of reporting bill for indemni6cation OF
the citizens OF Minnesota, who have SUITE, I'd
losses by Sioux Indians Senator Sumner
offered resolutions inquiring into. the sale Of
free negroes that the rebels have captured,
and recommending the organization Of corps
for hospital and ambulance service. ,tr.r