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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-06-27
BEWARE OF COu,rTlERFelT.

BEWARE OF COZ. .rTtERFElT.
See that the signature os &c. M, JACKSON" )" is
on the WRAPPER of EACH tott,e,
PrtneipoI 01'ce. Old .Manutaciory,
No. 63l, .arch Street.
JONES T. EVANS,
[Suceess .ssr. to c. M. JACKSON Coil PaorRIsroRs
for. ,ale by the Druggists in Bedford.
.<S orge b. Amck, st. Clarsville
j. NJ. Rarndollar d Son, Bloody Run.
John S. Schell, Schellsburg.
G. r. Barndollar, WoodberTy.
June I3, is62-ly.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-06-27

Department. to his already elegant stock. and can
now furnish Cooking Stoves, with all the late inn
prov vements. unsurpassed for beauty and excellence
the cheapest. Those desiring to purchase an extra
heavy plated Cook Stove, that will last life times
and never tn, Or fail to bake fswhst the dough
lasts" should give Hartley a call.
Skille,s, Iron Pots, Tea Kettles, Waffle irons,
Griddles, Fruit Cans, &c, &C., always on hand
The celebrated "Self- adjusting Clothes Wringer,"
may be seen in operation at Harteys, for the sale
OF which he has secured the erelusirs right. Nouss
talking about jt-go and see it, ladies!
FAIRBANKS PATENT SCALES!
Merchants, Farmers and Millers can buy these from
Hartley at Manufacturers prices, delivered in Bed
ford, he has the agency, and by buying from him
you save freight.
Farmers can be accommodated with all the best
inventions IN Farm Machinery, such as Grain Drills,
Cider Mills, Chop Mills, Moving and Reaping Ma
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Grain Fans, Apple Parers, Charms, Grind Stones.
and aHy thing else in his line. Remember all goods
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
Every body pleased, and satisfaction guaranteed to
all reasonable men. Hartley will not allow any reg
ular dealer to undersel him, and will always endea-
dor 10 furnish the very best articles in his line for
the money.
& TEnMs-Cash, Produce, unless as special favor
TO reliable and prompt paying customers, but IN no
case will longer credit be given than monthss
Bed orc, May Q, 1862.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-06-27
Aud will positively prevent YELLOW
FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER, sc.
THEY CONTAIN
NO ALCOHOL, OR B.aD VHISKEY !!

NO ALCOHOL, OR BID WHISKEY!
They Will CURE the above diseases in ninetyrine
cases out of hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale anG universal pop
ularity of Hollands German Bitters, (purely vege-
tabie) hosts of ignorant Quacks and Inscriptions
adventurers, have opened upon suffering humanity
the flood gates of Nostrums in the shape OF pool
whiskey, vilely compounded with injurious drugs,
and chistened Toncs, Stomachics and Btiers.
Beware of the innumerable array Of Aicotoic
preparat ions plethorit bottles and big beed kegs
under the modest appellation of Btters; which, 10
stead of curing, only aggravate disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer 10 despair.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
Are not new and untred article, but have stood
the test OF fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie and their reputation and sale not rival ed by
any similar preparation.
The proprietors have thousands OF letters from
the most eminent
CLERGYMEN
LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
Elections.

The recent elec'i ms slow the folly Of
the volunteer system "f raising armies. u
system which kills loyal men by the bullets
oi Southern traitors, and leaves the Gov
er"u'ent 70 die BY the ballo's Of their Nor
thern allies. Under this system that party
which proposes t. alter the Constitution ",
~ t, u,ake it suit Southern traitors; or, a.
divide the Union if they prefer it-tbis
great Democratic-S ubnission party has
ELECTED se~erel Consr,s:men. That arch
rebel Val.ndi"yham is defeated while, G
W. Julian and Thadd Us St ,phens are re: .
lected showing chat two districts maintai"
their places in the vanguard of freedvn
but, Speaker Grow is def 'ated.
Republicans of this district see to it tia,
no accident place your district on the side
o, treason.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
The St. Croix Valley

The Republican "t' the I'd Scnatori /
district (Stillwatcr) nominated John Nc.
kusick Of Saltwater tvr. Senator aud $.
W Eurber aud j b., II. Mitchell Of
Washington Cn and Ansel Sm'ith Of Chi
sa.o Co. of,r Representatives: %" -
8 Among other resolutions adopted by
thu, convention. was the f"ll"wing:
Re.ozred That our State Senator and Rep
rescntativeS. whose duty it viii be to assist /"
the chuce If Unit Il States Senator. are re-
ques,edt to select for this important position
one who. in addi ion 10 the qualifications
above mentioned, (,iz, hearty support to
the government, in s"ppres>ing the rebellion. }
SHALL BE >P,DsSE$sED or ACKNOwL
EDGED ABILITY 'AS&@A STATESMAN,
GUlLTLESS OF OFFICIAL FRAUDS AND
COhRUrTlUNS. AND WHO Is GOVERN
ED ,UY a HIGHER AND .NOBLER MO;
TIVE THAN THAT OF SELFISH AG-
GHANDiZEMENr AND THIRST FOR
POWER AND PLACE. ''>* '''''. -
That is an excellent resolution and Il
the St. Croix, delegation stands ~ IT,
nothing better could be- expected, We
want such Senator Us those words d.,
sarihc.s ! = 'ss3 adj 50 - 4 ~ NIr!hf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

The Ohin State J"urn"l tells this
story If the cxempti"% lhysicia" in that
49,. -
''noct"r, If the lame {" It won't answer
have another all-suf6cicnt reason ",,..
that you cannot refuse me exemption" fr "
What il it :" asked the Doctor. 'Why.
the fact is, doctor have not got g""l
am an i,li"t,"' s''l.m"ly replied
the applicant. "Ah!'' said h. d, ctor.
"what prr't have you "f that? What e,.
rlence can you bring" "lrw'f cunclu.
<ive." said the applicant. ''Why. sir, I
voted FIR Jim Buchanan, and if that isn't
pr"f IT a mans being id idiot, |
lon't know how idi"cy could he pr, ven {"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
The Mask jh;own off

heartily congratulate the friends OF til
pr.sen, administration on the ISSUE o' thu
Presidents r~l 'nlation. his >aIu 'blc
d"cu,ncn: has u/r" y been Of great ser
vice to the cause # .rut aud justice. ill.,
.snucl as it has rcca>r ned IT,, mask T..
tail from Ger ain pr 'ttss i. "ai""iSis which
concealed their real sentiments aud desires
l}y their uudcs. mhl.l "pl"'si,i" to Il
measure which "eceSs<ty imposed up " tn:
President they afford mourntul evidence
IT inward "r upton.
Though friend IT, the c"lercd race, i,
vas with great reluctance that Abraham
,.incoln rcsorted t" THIS measure to pu'
down Southern re5c.lirn. thou h or'c"
;mp"rtuncd 10y men Of sound ju is'm. II,
aud u"quest"nable integrity to do ~ha
he has done, he t"rhrrc until full c'nvin
ccd ,ll,, the onv ctfectual way to put all
end t" the war is to- deprive the e"e'"y I'll
he N IT. efficient If mis- resources the II .
rcqu.trd services Of 'h,sr they hold in bon
daye There are none 50 4""r,nt as MT t:'
know that deprived IT these services, tn.
war must ere long, terminate; or, If il
bc rr.'i"n :eI, It vii. b. by the sympathy
aud aid render: u tho Sou,h by A"r'Gern
rebels. aud the inc,,npetc"cy Of our nnii-
tary leaders. We shall see - cna"tom-
.osaNh.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
To Delinquent Subscribers.

2
: A poeticui editor addresses his deli"
qae"t subscribers in:,he following musical
aud touching numbers.
* How happy are they
Who the editors pay,
And have squared UP tor one year or more
r~>s.T"ngue cannot express '''
The gre". joy Of the press.
When dclinq"ents have paid their old score
Printers all the day long,
ab0r hard for SONG
A fa.e that is hart. all agree;
They have worked night Old day,
- Aud of course want their pay,
To buy sugar and coffee and tea.
One would hardly believe
WI,a, small sums they receive
For paper addressed 70 each name;
islt ,he price is SO small.
Tia. the good people MI
Will pay up for fear OF the shame!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
0xeely's Course.

Thc-lsa"gor Times has the f"ll"cins
c,"c.rni"y tho abuse Of Greedy, 1t
says:
Greedy my have done great deal Of
mischief, but VIZ don', bclicve 10 is re-
spen~iblc altogether for the surrender At
tiarper's Ferry. ,or.at Munfori~vil'e. Or
fn P,'pe's disasters, The last charge
brought against him by thc R,'stp" 1.u,:
i.r. 10 that ct 'h.'sti'c silench' il regard Is
Gen. sMoClclla"! T. W. like that! h, .s,ilt.
silence is good it reminds ~ Of the
drunken NINA ihquy while rilia.
home ut ne clock in the nl"rning- If
ny wife is uPI', burning out wo,d enl
lights, I'll lafrup her; AMI If She isn't
:l'll lsr,up 4her!s So with many people
who growl about Gr,ely-if no critieises,
they find fault, and # he holds his peace
they end fault. This Is ! queer world q
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
1guatius Donnelly.

The rsbel. j"urna,. who are using "a
for Cullen's aame to break down the Gov
ssameut both State and National sss"n"
chat Mr.. DonnelIy has heen spending hi.
time elec'ioneerine. while ,luj"r Cullen
has been CALAMITY deteodi"g t''e Frontier
IL far y We know, the Msjor has bc''
behaving himself very Handsomely on tho
-iroo,iey question, bu. Mr.. Do""e''y IN
enc of,,ho Ant to 60 ny the Minnesota
Valley; and 70 hi. el<.rhe'ded suggest
tppe sud statesmanlike views We owe. H.
srvasl u,sssurs, thst vigorous policy which
eoSbled tho STATE Admini.trst,oo 10 con.
aver tie Indians and proseei .be faoatie'
s;shose ~ I'D 4 the Tsdsalt Gescsn-
nnal ,af ii rsiaatyss I'D CIR hrH ,1staHi Hs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

At a negro camp meeting. held when
such assemblies were less rare than they
.'rt at present, the speaker, IN depicting
the horrors OF eternal punishment reiter.
..tcd the phrase ,"lhcre shall be weeping
aud wailinx, aud gnashing Of tee;h," &C.
campaigning the last expression with IN
appropriate movement Of the lower jaw.
1t 81 happened that gray old sinner had
obtained possession Of one Of the seats ~
the stage, where he sat, ut every recur.
renee of this phrase, rubbing his toothlep
gums with a grin Of lccmI,lscent s.tisiAc-
t"n. that greatly disturbed the gravity Of
the bel,lders &. 1t was some tiule before
The SPEAKER discovered what was- d3iise.sct@@
Ing the atteu,ion of his audience; but
w''e" he did, he turned u the offender,
aud with rcd"abled esrnestness exclaim-
-a:-"A"d dem what's got no teeth i'll
habit gum it !. =" J. ~ y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
n 81 ss
THE BATTLE OF lux 4. !.

Gen. Hamilton, j" concluding his off,
cial report IT the battle of luka, suys:.
u closi"g this report "lallbe permit
ted to tmbody Ihis summary. %" the
10Th inst, my 'iv,sion marched nineteen
mics, taugh, desperate bait. battle, will
seven regiments agail st II rebel force, un-
d., Gen. Price, If not less than a. i,tecn
regiments, won glorious victory, lying ut
night on their arms on the field their val.
ur had won, aud the following morning
chased the fleeing enemy TOR 6ft"n Mills
until wor" out with labor and 6!htinx,
and famisl'rd for want If food, the pur,
suit wus discontinued only when the pow
crs Of nature were exhausted.
The records Of war may we'll be chal-
le".cd T." produce a victory under clrcum
stances and odds 81 desperate. No words
Of mine can add luS,rc to the briIliancy
IF this victory, a:'d to award IF praise
Civ u t. th.,sc VIII" were miles uw.: from
til: battle. field, will dctrac, fir ". The .lo
~ justly due t. those heroes who Won this
au!acious victory: # .".
"Thc fearful list Of killed and wounded
ir the few regiments actively en-; aged,
shows with what hcrois,n and desperation
this fight was won 49,
II say. buddy, that force Of not more
than 2 800 men met aud conquered a rebe.
force # 1900 on field c osen by l'rice,
aud a position naturally very str""g, aud
with its every advantage inurny to the
enemy 4 list Of Casualties is h rcw.tI'
submitted
1T Is known that 2G3 rebel b ,lics were
ouried On and u ar the field; all their Sc
vercly wounded, numbering over 40. fell
into our hands; the number If able bod
led PRISONERS who fell into our hands is
large. report, with the highest >a,i>f C
lion, but twenty-six missing Fl" " my com
.uand. Over 2uO stand Of arms were
gathered on the battle field, mostly II i'm.
proved patterns, showing t,lat tho rebel
are not wanting in this essential means Ut
making var.
ii he dead If our division number 1855:
he wound. j number 527 the mi'sin:
Lumber &c; total 6SS.
Respectfully submitted.
(Signed) {. S. HAMILTON.
Brig Gen Commanding Third DIVISION
..NorE.- Staff aud escort vi Er'g. Gen. liam
! il,on-wounded four officers killed. one phi
va,e The Generals house was shot under
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
State Senator,

We have to day, seen democratic tick
ct with the name Of Oscar Taylor for State
Senator. NJ Senator WIS nominated ~
either District Convention, 80 there j.,
come .kulldugxery ub'ut it. IN fact
there wsa no vacancy in this district f.,
Mr.. Lowry being insane bis resi- natio"
~ illegal; but VIM. s. Mu"e wss elect
cd 10 gil the vacancy on the gr"u"d that
there wss one and Legislature acknowledge
ID biz right to seat. II the Den'ocr.t>
pr"pts' 10 sct aside that election, it mig'
b, we'll for Republicans to run a candi.
data.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

We cory the dsfeu,, given 81 NJ: Ain
rich agaiast tho ohar; . Of dedication. -
lii fieadb herr d. not pre,csl 10 son.id-
e. i conclusive, Int s'mply a'.ign that he
eaa nd will show 5'..wo .ides 70 the qnes.
ton" Ofcourse the balancing Of his. 20.
counts for one quarter il no receipt in full
and Mr. Kings. assertion that he paid
"every cent" is no roof. as he could not
have known the, fact. A letter from the
proper officer At Washington is what is
va ted aud wo shall be glad to give it
when it appears We do not want to Le.
ieve Mr.. AlLrich lad n'an, y common
SWlndIer. tya~ae-r. -.rss @#~ts@ FT~a.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
United States Senator.

From the Lake C;Iy Tmes.
On the question Of the United States
Senator We have to say that !. is Of the
utm''s, Importance that the people Of this
co ,n,y should stand posted as t., the no'u-
ination about to be made by the Republi.
can convention, to meet On the 18Th inst,
at Wabasl,aw.
We have no .lunbt that the sentiments
If the people Of this o'u"ty arc i" favor
If Gov. Ramsey for that high position
there has been, to our knowledge, u"
open expression or that question, showing
a strong de>ire for his election.
Gov. Ramsey has w"n vast popularity
in the administrator VI our State affairs
His psiti"n on the great and only q les.
ton If the time--the prosecution Of the
war now waging and the putting dow" Of
the rebellion-meets with III sppr,'ba-
ton, not only o. Republicans, but Of con-
servative and thinking u'cn If Ill parties.
I he pe"ple should therefore ponder, re-
dect and .ct i, telligcutly in this matter
We consider That az purity me" We arc
bound by nominations, when fairly and
honoral'ly made. Yet We hold it as u
right. US Il privilege aud us our duty. II
:,. oas;on m .n,r I,vvn vic,rs md the
ert'n,ents of the public i" advance Of the
= miniature. -. ,.....t.u.
Our choice il now, and has always b en-
in favo, IF AK. Ramsey. We have IT.
.lently hoptd fir, and confidently expect
al. q compromises If contr"di"g lar"es
and interests in this matter, aud ha' q
!, therefore, delayed giving expressio" to the
subject We are safe in saying that this
soanty u ssequivoe.ily in favor Of Alex.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
Disgraceful Row j. a Liquor Sa-
80 t.' =" loon.

It il known to he fact, that on Satur
day night Of last week, near the ho"r cf
tcrloe o'clock, tie Hon. Cyrus Aldricf,
present candidate for the elevated and re-
sponsible position Of Senator Of the United
States, was knocked down. i" an O,s
aud Liquor Sal'"n, in st. Paul. Thou
sand* Of people were talking over the cir
cu,hstancc on Sunday, and si"ce then it
his been Oh every tongue. We aliudc to
the matter ith no pleasure. but as i, is
u suffice, IT general "otvricty aud discus
scd ia every h"u>e, and on the street cor
ncrs, We can see no reason why All attempt
should DC made to "hu>h it up;
The grntl man who inflicted the pun
ishment, VA MAJOR Dixie oi' Faribault,
who fought with the First Regiment at
tue battle Of Bull Run. 1t secws that
Col Aldrich. while in conversation with
the !'ajor, ven,ured to call Iii: hop Whip
pie IA S, cessionis,," whereupo" the Major
Instantly knocked him down. The scene
that followed is said t. have equalhd al
most anything ii the early history Of SD
loon incidents in St. Paul. ~
Bishop Whislle is distinguished cler
syman and citizen of Mimi srta, and re-
sides in Major likes own town. he Ma.
| ior could not for moment tolerate the
insult v hic!, he conceived to be offered
and 81 resented j.. 1t appears that Bish
op Whipple has for SOME months been
fearle>sly and hone silly, laying before the
President and the Int. ,ior Department
certain facts connected with the manage
,ncut OF Indian affairs il the State, aud
Lence the animo>ity aroused toward him
on the part Of Co'oncl .\ldr;ch and hi
satellites. This is the ca 81 Of the out.
rayc"us assault upon his good name and
Lime by this inveterate seeker after a po.
siti"n il the national Senate.
What hu,niiia,i"g ami disgusting pic.
ture is hu* presented. not only t. the i"
tclli yent people + minnesota. but Of the
wh"le country! What an insult to the
character and pride Of our c!tiz'ns. that
they should be seriously import"ned tu
send SUI h u ma" to occupy a seat for six
years in the most elevated branch "fCon
yre<s. Well may his immediate t"ll'wers
try every expcdie"t to ever up aud con
c.al this low aud lisgracetil atf.i', occur.
ring in Il liquor saloon. near the hour Of
midnight. We tvrbcar further comment
aud do moi propose to al!udc again to this
di<gruccful affair u less it should seem
necessary that the particulars Of this Sun
day morning row should b: told: st te
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

The Tom nan ueuiM is the name Of the
new Republican Taper started a. Boston !;
and which will certainly ill la place $" long
and strangely vacant. 1t is as much su
pcricr to the Springfield RrpuLhc'n. the
hitherto organ IF r. publicanism il Vas.
sachnsetts, as the Tribune is superior to
the World. Let those who want New
England paper scud fur the tomn."".
wtQhh.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

The Bank Of England directors had
a terrible fright few weeks sgo--not on
ace unt Of the loss Of their water mark.
ell piper but frrm the summary invasion
of ,hehbullion room Of the Bank. A cor
resi"n ent Of the Birmingham Psi tells
the tory thus: The directors received IN
anonymous letter, stating that the writer
had the means IF access to their bullion
room, They treated the hole matter a
hoax. aud took no notice If the letter.
.An",hrr more ur;ent aud specific letter
failed to arouse them At lengththe vii
t.r tfvrcd t" meet them in the bullion
room at any hour they pleased to name.
They then communicated with their cor.
respondent through the channel he had
indicated, appointing ''some dark midnight
hon. for the rendezvous.
\ dcputation from the board, lantern in
hani repaired t." the bullion room. locked
themselves in. and awaited the arrival Of
the mysterious correspondent. lunctual
to-. tie hour a noise was heard below.
Some boards in the floor were without
much trouble disl laced, and in few
minutes the Gny Fawkes Of the bank
stood in the midst of the aston,shed diree-
,o.s. His story was very simple aud
straight forward. An did drain runs IN.
der the bullion room the exist. nee Of
which had become known to him, and by
means Of which he might have carried
away en"rn,ou< sum. Inquiry vas made.
Nothing had been distracted. aud the d.
rcrtors rewarded the honesty and insenu-
ity of their anonymous correspondence
work ng man: who had been employed ia
repairing the sewers-by = present Of
eight hundred .pounds.1 =,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23
/, WASHINGTON, October 1!

= 1-'.'- ." =" ASdlNViVNvO CtOU0V 10.
4 lctt,r has been received from Gsv.
Curtin in, which it Is stated that he has
breu, ,nt;,rned on good authority, that tho
Generals III command u the truops At Ha>
ye'st"wn kuew the rebels had crossed the
burder at 10 "'clock Friday morning.
Some twenty mics by rail from Chambers
burg were in our possession, aud = like
distance ~ god r,ads.S II i .f1sS
The reb"ls4d d not leave Chaubessb,re
,i'l9 . click Saturday euorniag, 30 thai
the whole force could have bses captured.
and the people Of Pennsylvania y ysd ~
dis. aee which has fallen up q them.
Tho Guwernot desires ! thorough invso.
tiyation, and the military authositise have
already ordered ina In The m&antims
Coy Curtin Z aSpg active mfasu1es Is
project stlic border iruuf iur,Aer rid.
( d
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

FRlcurruL AccIDENr.-On Monday
morning Us Mr.. l!ayward's family were re-
turning from this place to their home on
Winnebag" Prairie, son about twel,.
Years Of age fell from the wagon, the
wheel passed over his face, breaking the
jaw bone in two places, and stripping it
entirely Of skin flesh and u,rmbran..-
lie was brought back to Dr. Marlott's
house and Dr. Hunter was summoned. who
called DR.. McCrcary, the surgeon Of the
!-4.h Wisconsin Reet., to c"nsult, but they
have little hope Of being able to hold the
pieces in place 50 that they will knit; aud
>houll the br'ken par. have to be rennv
I'd, lite must he burden, as the power #
speech and mas'ication i HOY. les<ly gone
1t appears usele y to say anything to reo-
pie about the careless habis Of riding OIL,
Wagons, which is so prevalent here. Like
Paddy who "niver was kilt in his lif,' .
aud 20 vas not afraid. Most Of our peo-
pie have ridden insecurity on wagon and
have escaped, AMI SO fancy they always
will. It is an every day sight to see peo
pie on our narrow wagons, with loose
boards across the bed for seats, n" sup
port at back Or side, and the slightest jolt
1T a time Of any lack Of attention, is like
ly to throw them out. Within six months
tx terrible accidents have come to our
knowledge from falls IF wagons. When
will our people cease to mistake fool har-
diness for courage, and think common.
sense eau ion mark of covardice
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

County AUDIruK-J iced has with
drawn his n.me rs Democratic candidate
for County Auditor in this county and
recommends +. Atwater. Mr. Atwatcr
is gentlemen Of high standing FIR IN
telligcncc, integrity aud steady habits end
if u de ..ocr.t is to be elected We should
prefer him to almost any other.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

oftha+entaae1p4tioo of TIC Slaves viii IS
to diminish the number Of ,c'lcrcd people
in the: Northern States, rather tha" to
inereaseit; 50 that While il is u" act Of
Nu,ionul justice prompted l,y an urgent
military "ecessity, it will not in its fFecte
disturb the industrial ,econ.',ny either df
the " It'll ~ South.-N' Hv' Press
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

~ We will receive wheat, oats, corn
h"ur, wood, good butter, eggs, or anything
else We can use, in payment Of subscrip
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-23

REV. DEWITT 4. SrERRY-Is editing
the Lake City Times and Of course there
is live pal r there, one 10 do battle
against treason TO COD and truth in what
ever guisc it may take. long life and
prosperity to this noble laborer in the
vineyard.