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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-23
List Of gen. Hospitals at Nashville.

List OF gen. Hospitals nt Nashville.
No. l. Blind Asylum, College Hill, in
charge Surg. Failor.
No. & g. University Building, Col
lege Hill in charge Brig, Surg. Thurston.
Hill, in charge Assist Surg Weeks U. s. A..
No. 4. Howard High School, College
No. 3. State Armory Building near
Med. College in charge Assist. Surg.
Towns.
No. 6. Meredith Building, College st.
above Broad in charge Assist. Surg. Nc
Mems.
No. Z. College st. between Church
and Broad in charge Surg. Pirtle.
No. 8. Johnston Building, Cedar st.
opposite Commercial Hotel, in charge
Surg. Kerchival.
No. 0. Market st. North of Square, in
charge Surg. Skeers.
No. TO- Convalescent Barracks, Col
lege Hill, in charge Surg. Simpson.
No. H. Pest House, Buenna Vista
Road, 8 miles down River, in charge.
L. A. Hogle NJ d.
REGTMENTALs HOSPITALS
FIRST Michigan Mecanics and Engi-
neers, Chattanooga Depot, in charge
Surg. Hammond
Fifty First Ohio, Female Academy
Building, Church ST.. in charge Surg.
Woodward. Il. B. SWIFT
Surgeon U. S. A., Med. Director.
The above list should have appeared
several days ago.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-23

We learn that a young man was shot
near Murfreesboro, on last Sunday by
one of the guard while attempting
TO pass the pickets The guard hailed
him four times, when he replied that he
would not stop for any id Abolition
list, whereupon one of the soldiers shot
him through The heart. The deceased
was citizen of the town.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-23
rsE: amcs Ne..ee.

The Postmaster requests us to inform
The public, that by the Regulations of the
Post Office Department, underTecent acts
Of Congress,
i. The prepayment of drop letters is
no longer optional, but all such letters
not prepaid by stamps, are sent promptly
to the Dead Letter Office at Washington.
2. The law requiring notice to be given
OF unpaid letters is repealed Postmas-
ters are directed to return to the Dead
letter Office "aU letters held for postage,
or attempted to be sent with stamps pre-
yiously used, or stamps cut from stamped
envelopes, and unpaid letters for foreign
countries on which prepayment is re-
CURED"
3. Letters to which the old stamps
have been affixed, and letters inclosed in
envelopes bearing the old stamp, are
treated like any other unpaid letters.
4. Letters from soldiers may go for
ward without prepayment (the postage
to be collected at the Office of delivery(
provided that each letter shall be endors-
ed Soldiers Letter." and such endorse
ment signed by field or staff officer, or
"at detached posts Or hospitals, it may
be signed by the chaplain or surgeon"
But letters to soldiers, not being from
soldiers, and SO endorsed, must be pre-
paid as other letters.
3. 1t is not advisable to send register
ed and valuable letters to soldiers in the
field by mail Every postmaster is re-
quired by law to hold registered letters
until they are receipted for by person
authorized to receive them. They can
not be sent out in military mails, by
which soldiers usually receive their let
ters.
6. Unpaid letters cannot be sent out
IN military mails, until the postage is
paid at the Office TO which they are
charged on the way-bill, unless the post
master shall lose the postage himself
IL is therefore best that all letters to sol
diers should be prepaid, whether from
soldiers or other persons. The number
ofunpaiG s * partially paid letters which
arrive daily at the Nashville post Office
: Is too great to be turned into the military
mails without payment Of postage.
s. 2. Officers who endorse Official B,tsi-
mess" on their letters, are informed tina
such endorsement does not ontitle their
letters to pass through the mails free
ofpostage and such letters cannot be trans
tevea to he military mails ,0itiom the post
ags being paid,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-23
The Provost Marshal.

We know of no more difficult, delicate
and arduous post than that filled by Col.
Stanley Matthews. 1t requires tireess
industry, imperturbable patience, united
to great business capacity, the qualities
and discipline of soldier as we'll as the
intelligence of an accomplished lawyer.
The word leisure. must be erased from
his vocabulary, and ,0orb made the mean
ing title of its every page. Yet, all the
duties incident to such situation have
been discharged by Col. Matthews with
universal satisfaction and admiration.
His ceaseless energy, only equal led by
his uniform kindness and gentlemanly
department, have endeared him to every
one. He can be firm while polite, and
generous while severe. If, in the dis
charge of his duty, he wounds, you re-
greet the occasion but never censure the
man. He is, in word, both a gentle
man, a soldier and scholar; and both
the citizen and the soldier esteem Nash
Vile fortunate in the possession of her
Provost Marshal -
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only ave Centsl

We learn that some news boys are
selling the Union for ten cents. They
have no right to do so. Five cents is the
regular price, and isyields them one
hundred per cent profit.
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Confederate Papers.

Persons receiving newspapers from the
South will confer great favor on us and
our readers by sending them to us. We
are anxious to get them regularly.
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TO FdttorNl

Please direct our exchanges TO the
Union and save us great deal of annoy
ance.
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WANTED,

A Dwelling House for a small family,
situated in a convenient part Of the city.
Inquire at this Office.
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NOTICE

on TIE srH DAY or NAY, 1869, ] WILL TX
pose 10 pubic sale, 70 the hahest bidder FOR cash, at
the Court House yard gate, in Nash Elie one negro
boy, named William leyitd on as The property Of
sharp & Hamilton, 70 satisfy SUN NY executions In
my hands in favor OF WIN shane, T. Seh0n, Sayerg
CfoGkot, Alex J.. dbett9r Co, q b. Gordon, j. s..
Bnl aud " Gits1n is3ue by ". ID. Robertson REdG
b. southgate, E1r5 Sale a. II O'CLOCK A. NJ
JOHN D COVER, g. {.
April 90 I852-td
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Mew advertisements.
CuANOELAnR.


FOURTH CliANVEkY DlsIHCT.
We are authorized 70 aonouree Hon. SAMUEL
FmERsoN as candidate FOR reelection as Chancellor
Of the Fonrth Chuoery District, ocmposiag the
counties Of Davidson, Williams n, Maury, Giles and
Lewis apo "a
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Public Sale.

SKI III BE SOLD, AT fUBfIC AUCTION, TO
w tbo highes bidder, for cash, Boz q .. Treasury
Notes, -pagIo, at zine q r. % rm.rly Doyle 60 }
PACKING HOUSE, in Nashville, Tenn, 81 ~ o'clock
~, ou SATURDAY, Apr 10Th. 1862, about n 200
lbs. OF PORK ChAChLE =, capturcd
from tua rebels. b. hACfEtLY,
April lC-td Captain u Olm Sub.
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BY Fl. CAMPBELL.
No. al Public square.

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sardnes. Pigs Feet, Potatoes, Vinegar Wrapping Pa.
per, Ground Spices Soaps Star Candles, Bed cords
Plough Lines, Matches, Clothes Pins, Wash Tubs,
Market Baskets, 100 boxes starch Smoking Tobacco,
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Shoes
And China, Glass, aud Queensware, Wholesale and
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Call soon, il you want
BARGAINS.
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From our own observation, we cordi-
ally endorse che following conmGHica
ton from one of the best and most intel
ligent citizen of Nashville.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
SOM ETHING NEW!

just received at Gers' Gallery tho Photographs
Album Of different styles and patterns, holding from
six 20 tlty picture8 most beautiful ornament for the
parl0r. Can and see them. apo I'm
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JUST RECEIVED,

And for Sale, Low for Cash,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
Disaster to Scouts Of Col. Les.
ere cter's Gonmef4aaq 1. Hr

We ind the following in Tie Chic'go
Tribune Of Moodsy. from Nashville, Icnn.,
dated tho 9Th = a.sa1dssa
"6ix hundred Of Sterne's rebel cavalry
attacked sixsSs seoats ef Letters Sd MINI.
while breakfastisg, near Reading, twelve
miles from MurfiseGboro3s killing Fix and
acapeGiing'At>ths rest but five. The reb.
els Afterwards amhadittdered several Of their
prisensrs aa IA sseous, belonged 70 Wyn.
coopS a.yslry. An attack snoMurfrees-
e 9 + fo' .es; .rs df'' pp.
The. dspssshE u somewhat confused
but VI aspprshend tho true meaning il
that thu, Gxty, scouts killed oana, captured
"a, aot of.ihe. MINI sd Reeimsnt but,
as stataa.oE W neoop'S cavalry, two com
pan;ss ~ 1htSk ssrs ID & the same brigade
with ths: Aihhhsssota Third, and uadercol
she1far2Hho, oar, resdsrss yilit nm qaber,
bngadisTs conmand.-Preee. &I
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
FROM '';FREM0N1'.
> , = 81 u
AelsARD: BATTLE
yi'f:& 400 a4H 100 ~ f'|s4'5' s'''"f. !
;,,,a. = 90 G~' - :|etsfta 1.;a = h...,
.:.Nor,,YET DECIDED.
>, HEADQUARTERS. ARMY.
Camp near Point Republic, June 8.

To Hon. e: NJ: Stanton, Secretary Of
War;-The army left Harrisonhurg at
O'clock, A. NJ, and this morning my ad-
-2nce engaged the rebels about seven miles
from that place, near Union: Church. The
.,namJ was very advantageously situated
in timber, having chosen bis own position,
forming smaller circle than our own, and
With his; troops formed en masse. It con
slated of Jsekson,s entire force: The battle
besad>with heavy firing still o'clock, and
lasted With great obstinacy and. violence
until 4 clock r. M .,, ,.s j.. ' ';, .?
Some diminishing md artillery firing
,sontipued from that time until dark. Our
troops fought occasionally under tho muir
deroass Ere; Of greatly superior numbers
lie hottest Of the fire being on the left
wing, which VAS held BY Gen. .Stahl' !.
brigade, consisting 81, Eve regiments.
~ Bayonstsc and canister shot were us>d
fseely, and With great effect by our men
The Ioss "a both: sides is very great
QntssiA tery Heavy among the officers,
"a full report Of those who distinguis he'd
themselves win be made without .parliali-
t..N 81 .. t4t 10Th ofe4. and
men behaved With splendid gallantry, and
that the service Of the artillery was es-
pecially admirable, ,,-----...--
We are snoAmped on the field of battle,
"1|ss a;' Fs::lse & s c ~ ass;S;
,.'+ =. l~esa Maj. Gen. Commanding.
A dispatch to the Times says that the
advantage of.fthe,g enemys position was
counterbalanced BY Fremont's faithful
handling Of biz troops, and, the ,foelness
'and determination With which he pressed
his success. The 6g' was furious fol
three hours tund continued TIL fear da,k.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
State News o. :.
.IsoC.ALaN HWs. a88E
yTfE sys..r~ yyy;-.--..TT IL

"a 80
The An6ka Republican Of the 9TH gives
On seoount 6G,6e d,os ding vt young mau
named Wn, HuE, ~ hile eng,ged 10 taking
4 raft ever the dpsa Rum River on Sat-
|urdayys lliaA0t known cectainly how he
was swept ~ the whether by tho
sweep, f6r stet ng. which he was holding
slipped from and and Knocked him
off Or whet j ,'as washed Of by the
sudden &. !, ]. the water over the raft:
Thedecs ssiesided near Minneapolis.
HfLLrp ~ Liosh frrNiSo.- I've regret to
to learn that Mr. P: S. Carson, citizen Of
this county, living ia the town Of Niccol-
lei, Ms atiiled 10y lishtnin during the
tha"tler.sto,m Of last Thursday. dsIs. q.
had been to a neighbours on an errand
with 3 twoshorse team, and while on his
way home was oyertaken by a Storm
Wv hen found, he was lying ia the wagon
behind the seat, dead, With 90 marks up
Oh his body but d small cut behind the
left ear and blue streak doyn, biz side,
where the electric fuid passed down, tear-
ing open the boot. One Of the horrss was
also killed, having, apparently, dropped
dead without struggle, and the other, un-
injured, was standing quietly by his side
when 'found.-<t." Peter q+iba"e, 4tk.
The Red Wing Rep; lliic, 4 says that a
gentleman named I. NJ. Lowatcr, Of Go,d-
hue Center, in that County, was attacked
by an unruly .beifer he was leading, one of
the horns ofthe animal completely crush
ing one Of Mr. LIS eye-balI. At last &C.
counts he,was doing we'll. A,''N0, "a
CAPT NJ uNcH.--We are glad to be able
to announce to the numerous friends Of
Capt Emil Munich, (of the First Minncs-
ota Battery that that gentleman has so
far recovered from the effects Of the wound
received at the battle OF Shiloh. as to 20
out Of doors, and if no serious relapse occurs
will soon.. recover his wouted health aud
vigor.-loylo' Fllis Reporter
The same paper says that the recent
fires have destroyed the prospects for any
considerable quantity Of raspberries, black
berries and blueberries, though the yield
Of strawberries promises to be very large.
The Prescott journal says a Mr.. Bruce
If that city, willie ploughing in his gar
den, turned upa box which being exam
ined WIS found to contain the body of an
infant Guild.
MELANCHOLY AccIDENr.-OnS atur-
day evening last little son (two years DID,
Of Mr.. VIM Scott fel, down stairway at
his fathers Vegetable store on Wabashaw
street, aud received injuries upon his head
aud neck, which resulted il his death on
Sunday.-Press, 10TH. :ssa.t -
The Press oft!e Sth says that the tele7
graph this morning announces that among
the, wounded 1T the,battle Of Fair Oaks, on
the .Chickahominy; was Capt. Mark w.
Iownic, Of theEF First Minnesota, who was
taken u a hospitel near Fortress Monroe.
! The Presidents has pardoned: Preston,
who was semitic the penitentary for a term
Of Years for mail robbery. The health of
the prisoner, which was rapidly declining,
is Que Of the reasons for the exercise Of the
executive c1emcncy.-Hiess..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
Felegraphic and News Items.

CAIRO, June 6.--Fort, Wright is evac-
uated and>wc IRE in possession. The TO-
'tiiia has passed Fort Randolph en- route to
Memphis ".' y -, .'"''''> T. .>.'''..,
/ l. CHICAGO, June .7.-Cairo dispatches
state that the steamer Shanghai has arriv.
ed from, The feet. At the time she left
flames were breaking out ID the barracks
Of the Fort and the gunbcats had dropped
down the river The De Soto is expected
this forenoon with particulars. :.>.. ~...
WAsH1NGroN, June Git is now con-
ceded chat our loss in killed and wounded
at the battle Of Fair Oaks, was much lar
ger than at first stated. e It. will probably
reach I, 1000. - 1-1><' =,
j 1t is currently stated that but one men,
Der Of the Cabinet is opposed to the Presi-
dents policy Of eman ciration with compcn-
sation and colonization. .. 49,,
Letters from Port Royal sly that Hun
ter's proclamation Of liberty caused the
greatest 1e1citement and terror among the
rebels Of South ,Caroliua and Georgia, who
are greatly rejoiced and relieved at the
Presidents revokiny proclamation.
After the evacuation, of Corinth Gen.
Pope's division followed the fleeing rebels,
and captured 10000 rebels, AMI $4,000
stand Of arms. When Beauregard learned
th.4t his railroad coz nection' had been cut
off, he became perfectly frantic, and TOLD
bis, soldiers to save. themselves as best they
could.
b2 The late battle near Richmond is called
by some Fair Oaks and by others Seven
Pines. -l.,..., .,..,.
The whole Of the eighth Alabama reg.
i,hent was captured by our troops at the
battle of Fair Oaks. &c., .'@'' o""'
'ieA correspondent speaking of this battle
says: There still lies on the field a large
number Of the rebel dead, and even some
Of the wounded were yet alive: and uncar-
ed to-, on the third day -..,. ~ y.
Ea.k letter to the Philadelphia Inquirer
dated the 9Th inst: says our troops have
buried ,orer 3,oV22 rebels at Fair Oaks
The great Rebel Genera Joe. Johnston,
was Wounded at the battle Of FaiT" Oaks,
and Gen: zee has been, appointed e. lis
command mn ue, r,a>tsl 9Arat.y,y2,.s.,s 2ElUalkHH
THE Danish Government has made a
formal proposition through its Minister
here, % take all negroes who escape from
their masters and remove them to St.
Cruid, free of charge lt.then. proposes to
put them under an apprenticeship three
years, permitting them to receive regular
wages. AT the expiration oftheir appren-
ticeship it proposed ttofoe them uncon-
ditionally. The, correspondence basI bean
sent By the State Department 70 the aeuss
} judiciary Committee. < 20 II $3.50
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

~ of1Q 3Ssa4 An(lle sfAia paragraph
!, M lsmlNls lA6 4 d. He4s ~ ~ that
,,s1 sC9l 1xltN MIL. sTHREE more
!, 81 .0lk nH4}e 1Asti fenew pbefore
). hlil i9 sSaltS M a1s@sssa Hon ouf
ai1s ~ nas DO lw g,5gss,i hn. gfaJots etsfo
~, sap saisliazp ez III. Il, qpsseesAf
kives hron Sew = ~ columns noea reading
-nAaAsf - xssk than any other paper pub
gbUf4. 1ntAeey fshaE Also. that 1t
Aas 6 l1Ast ens hxndrsd more subscribers than
aay e<Esr paper published within the same limits
b 1AessNAes desirse spoa sseanssyo papsr, qrvho
their hhisnd 10 throuKhsthe me
,laanpsfstA as@triliesssntsto ne greatest num-
sl p, i 4 AZ 5000 4 as IT. e.
b yqxiassaS4k II PIT. & diins,ota Eight per
s.st B n, xss. leld in Ny York sn the 9th
iaaeAsaaQoiasnfl.ns .nsssu"aH .,.ni AIT III
FL co.1xo Fou,rn.-it Is nov nov time to t.ks
some steps 70 prepare for proper celebration
,ftAsF9alt&a efJui5. 4era-naAAber of years
pea.e, aur ,iti,ePs have allowsd other places to
taks Tia LEAD in, this matter, and thus the day
II kss besu very animporssn one; 80 far a. any
'sbSsifiv slass Mere xas concarnsd. The s.. Cloud
Brass Band propose giving . picnic on thu
saah9tSRG,H SmRssk a6ssjj ixiits sxSfy body.
wAatsyR .1to1SEds Refs Astbe, will be de-
vstba to paying Of the indebtedness still re-
naming On the instruments. Full particulars
Z sHffo1oI bGE nisi-ad II! rHt.Ift
~ ,qtssS hseru hHTl an~ z1anoiUIo'ai u -
NJ n Lvxun1:L-Me mean ent 81 Prof. Orom-
ssp's ihaaaapssj::,' III Professor u. u. the
appal.ta. ziSg.d up for doing It scientifically,
and wecan ,xecaomend it as, IN antidote for
A,aA.c1j, du,Msa sd Sues: :.
aNo6ssslar0aeA s,q., 7I adt 4S1 1hho,,1 charge
Gen. Lowry was aiken East, returned On We'd
aliay .1shiaa,x,.' ~ d. sty. u la No trouble
viii, Gan. L. until they reached St. Paul, but
;shst after that be VS. quite Wild. ), He was IA
ken 20 private .s.ylun 1t Cincinnati. .
- -wswsre to.d.y friday visited by tie
rain 10 much needed Is prevent the crops Of
thih County form being destroyed BY drought.
Thssdvertisemeut of the rebellion Record
viii we'll bear reading. Nothing is. more need
ed &1sn b full1ad reliable history Of the war
ssis trahspirea. Even to what has already pass
ed, very frequent reference is made. and every
person desires some work that Is full and can
b. relied On. Thia - furnished in the .:Rebel-
lion Record" which IL generally conceded to
serve Every purpose Ct reference; a we'll a.
preseat information, It Id, received the
highest reqnnn,ndations Of both the press and
Non Of inlaen(s.a IT,. - ii ~ ,tI".f4"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

WI HEREAs my: wife Cattarena left my bed
w and board without just cause Or provo
cation, l hereby notify all persons not to hsr-
Dor or credit her on my account ash viii pay
mo. debts other contracting. .a'':o171a5' ~1's
MEALS sOLSEN.4,s
Douglas Co., Mimi, May Goth 1862. ,AINN
may294w :n4lts,, s>.li'&,y...
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
!I!a ft}t JTinItr
DRX,GOOD5.

Bre~n sheotings and shirfines, Blu, and
Brown DENNIS, Bleached Muslins, =1O{ and 81
Muslin, Ticking, Stripes and Checks, billings,
Canton Flannel, Red, White and yellow, Elan
nell Ky: Jeans, Cotton Cloths for toys wear,
Table Linen, Toweling, etc., etc etc: D ~ ~.
Blk. Silks, Velvet, Bersge, Delaipss, Cali
Goes, Ginghans; Lawns, Furniture Calico,
Mourning Prints, Cambrics, Brilliants, Jaco-
nets, Cross Bar Muslin, Swiss d., ~Msrssilles,
Farmers Satin, ETC., etc., to. '>'>' j. u.
Cloths, Clesking, Broadcioth, Doeskiiass, CT
81. .,mer r.: Fine inc wo0len Goods To- Ii
sa..I. II - liza : 80 9a. SO .sasas2tf !
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
MISCEI,LA ME GUS

l. : =" A@f;}siS = jFtt tS ~ - - HF'
|MISCBIJI.ANEO
~: .:;r' '3.l. x ':1>,' 8!,jf313Ei Y"eft
Hardware Of all kinassuitablef for general use
Yankee Notions--The finest assortment ever
brought to this market. 4ui, .Gnis,a',l,j. j';Hz
e Wooden Ware Of every description Of the
best quality. ibrltfa1 ai - -a';,fit 3tuit vas,
Paper, ,Hangings, Window Curtain fixtures
of every pattern s3j 80 l5.si3 re;af 339Gsid
Candies (Stewsrt's double re6nedl 4 COM
plete Sssortment.fa :sh!t,s9 tfssa irr1{ 2ii3 ri
Cider Vinegar, Warranted the pure article
,, Nuts /. Nuts!--Brazils ,Aadena, ! Peanuts,
Filberts and Almonds. .Ira 10 ><1:-'
:, Citron, Farina, Ssgp. Cocoa, Tapioca. Oat-
meal, French Mustard, Pearl Barley; Cstaap,
Lemon Syrup. Pepper Sauce, and Sweet Oil.
Tobacco, chewing and smoking, Ill kinds Of
the best quality, - a gg "gs- y aw
Ground Spices u III kinds; in tin boxes
"aFran 'as pms pnre: .1nIr0u ngz2o1
Everything, Anytktng, Something, &c.
=1F THERE Is ANYTHING YOU lDu; WAIT
AND Do NOT SEE ASK FOR mil tn -
~. Altkinds Of Produce taken itr sxchaaks
for Goods at the Highest market prieebsaasvfa,
Il u. ToDDY 4 CO.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

GsCaetar,s" Raj, Roash, -&c. Exterminater.
"Costar's"
: Costar's' Bed-bug Extermnin.tor.
"Costar's''
''Costar's" Electric Pevderfor Insects, &c.
In 25e. 6oe. and 81 90 Boxes, Bottle, and Eask.,
So and s. Size for Plantations, Ships, :
s 5j5-tY Roat.,e Aote1., &C., &c. TT
CAUT1ON!! To prevent the public
from being imposed upon by Spurious and
Highly Rerntc'ouse ]nsi 'ations;a new label
has been prepared, bearing the facsimile
Of the Proprietor's signature. Examine
each box, bottle or flask carefully before
purchasing, and take nothing but "Cos-
tar's." .,... 49, .,,,,. d. ]
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

Those Preparations (anlike al others are
s.Free from Poisons'' -1@ !"
"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
''Rats do not die on the premises. '''''
They come ont Of their holes to die"
They are the only intallible rem edies known"
''l2 years and more established in N. 7. CITY,"
U~a oya-ttGchsP Pose p@dl's 's''n
Used dy-the City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used blythe City Steamers, Shirs, SC. =.
Used 1y-the City Hospitals. Alms-Houses, &c
ed6y-the City Hotels, Astor, It. Nicholas, SC
Used blythe Boarding Houses, &c., &c.
+ Used by-more than so, 900 Private Families.
D0~ See one ~ .too Speamens 3 .rhat IL Ere,y-
vheresaia6yt the Fecple-Ed.tors, Dealers, &c
HOUsEKEEPERs-t roabled with verm,n
need be so no l,nger, if they use .'CosrARs''
Extern.inators. We have used it to our salts
faction, and if box cost So VI would have
it. We have tried poisons but they effected
nothing; but '.CosrAR's'' article knocks the
breath out Of Bats. Mice, Reaches, and Bed
Bugs, quicker than We can write it. 1t is in
great demand all<over} the country .-Ned;na
EO.] Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant county by vermin than would
pay for tons Of this Rat and Insect Killer
Lancaster Wis. Herald II
HENRY r. COSTAR-We are selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have
been used, Rats, Mice, Reaches and Vermiu
disappear rapidly. -
GEckEE& s1oS1tEa, Druggists, windsor, Nd.
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