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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31

vs our young
amateurs could have nede it. We did
rot form OR IDEA of tie DIANA ION; the
hpdela Of tic New Yqk Broadly bay, in
Yhieha v Ssav About tbe ssupidsst per-
forniabce IVY e7ei did sic, prsths- Chjcago
staee, s.~hich>ws nhe,siess GU assa!lssf Our
taste was formed BY the written accounts
Of the days when Sheridan aud Mrs Sid:
dens trod Tie boards aid th6 'ff fst ta as' We
ever visited % sz:theatss, -there-:were. - not
less than thousand people present who
were ely iiqa aqtter 9f de!Aht;. sad) oui
published criticism threw managers and
troupe into y asox. af sxs;tamsat, Maa *,
tne'n'psiyyelyl copied, became q nine days
wonder and produced|,p er~aiacnt,chapges
'in the management of'the cstablish'seHt,
The fact of the business is, that the
drama, from want Of candid criticism, has
fallen several degrees below contempt, uu-
til intellectual people have ceased to pat!
ronikeit, and actors are left to play to
Tho bit, sd' )-a99e - = <:'':.:.':''.' - 2'7'
a not true j t4baat because 81" our P young yoa
folks give much, time aud care tobthese
performances: for a benevolent purpose,
tl,dt"tbey' should, therefore be. exempt
d, j.>i AsE :
from stiti9ism. We are : frontier commu-
nifty, far removed from the centres Of art
and refinement, and it is the imperative
duty Of each'and every one. to contribute
his best efforts to ELEVATE and keep up
the taste o. our OUR people to tie standard
Of the highest, civilization. It.: is not
enough, that, we privately tell these per-
formers ofttheir mistak LIT; is our bu-
siness, as the conductor Of a press, to do
our best est to educate our public into ooserv-
ant: critical, and therefore, appreciative,
audiences: It is not: enough that our
young people, raise a laugh, and a. little
money They should aim. aim, at improving
themselves, and elevating the taste Of
the public. If we can, by our native tai.
ent and resources, furnish dramatic enter
tainments superior to those Of the Atlantic
cities, Why, should we be satisfied with
less ? :: The true source Of. excellence in
a performer is, first, ability, and second
close observation and appreciation on the
part of the audience. If we were connect
ed with sI'z q YY e York \! press, and turned
our attention to the drama, we should ex7
pcct to remodel it; and We are not going
to put up quietly, with any ship-shod act
ing here, any more than We have done in
other places. T.. l., - -. =, .
) If the company will just repeat that
same performance, We will engage to con-
vince'that smal i minority of one. hundred
and-nincty-nine against one, that the for
mer exhibition "can be. beat
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31


,past,o reaf- ADMINISTRATION which can SO.
|persi stsssas rersecp's and insult 3 l,wc
AID y e'6ssieat vflfIPe', aednuse of hi 'orapof
feedontand hil dfsne to strike tls rebal-
ASn in itAm44s@ vd|uaablc point. / -
kllAis nov ,rauiared that he is toHs sent
TO Texas, to raise an army amongst the
loyal Germans. When he gets it raised,
'soms interchangeable be 'ssilt s6xa to
use il in catching ~..:.uigeers" for@the reb..
els, guarding their property and playing
p'ersserI {Ilaep tie ''laves i York tsr thsI
benefit Of I our beloved southern braetth1r, D.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
' y ~ h9N
= A Petition.

Tho, ladies' OF the Soldiers Aid Society
oftspeloud, at'tbeir'last meeting adopted
shs''6llo~'ing petition, and earnestly re-
quost that 81 persons yho desire to stop
thy present system oftnurdcripg iour brave
Minnesota msp,rby forced marches" e i;
l.au..inc toils and surprises IF the enemy
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31

Ss'"Nr SSA@H -
STILL ALlvE-~We~haa }le-pleasure-,
Of reading alsueO ftoma the rtedoWdeEG.
1F: Brott Esq, dated New, Orleans. It
will be remembered that a couple mouths
ago the ne%spapers stated that Mr. Brettf
slcf' New YORK With T. vessel afreish ted !
with % ss5Sff5d {@SfFbaPd;ss IS H. O.
|New, Orleans, s being ahead every body :
else after tho capture Of that city Well,
(; eorst gotIthsre i6good time ;;sssola hosk-s
|ot his stock without landing it. Tho bal.
ance he placed in store and employed
a s sf's h 'i ts Ef5s vSf 's3S
as a'' s"d sss It sssi f
forthw at1 s As'sqqp D. thst ],
pot and disPoses, Of 4 IS sugar kss VIM
"'strike bee-ine'' for home, a richer man.
by fur, than when he JEFF last wiihntcr..s !,
George>is y brick, every time, and We hsil
his success With sraeasu1ss. =, M'nneapolise=
1t}rerttsty 'fr=F7 - - "A =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
Our New Volume.

I'VE call attention to the present num-
ter' a, the beginning Of the Fifth volume
- 8 TnEooSr:: 'CLovp DsN'oocR:Ar. W.: for:-
got it uutil ready to 60 to press, or we'd
have given the ,Editora first rate notice I"
May be we shall next week, if she is civil
until then. T.. ~ =, !. ," al
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31

W. are indebted to- our bright eyed
young sfricndzRoth Brown, for beautiful
boq''cg roasting ears twice and SUN:
msrsqaashes; and to another friend, b.
HIKE, who is neither young, nor bright
cycd, for roasting ears ALSO: < ~.' -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31

o No. VIZ will receive wheat, oats, corn
A5ur, wood, good butter; eggs, or anything
else We can Use, in payment Of subsorip-
lions to ting DEMOCRAT or debts DUE the
establishment. Now is the. time: to- sub
s,ribe or settle old bills. .~<~. ) -. t.,>r
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
ST. Cloud Instttute:ss

'"2' s;ieSa, h2t aditdd &, With
states that this Institution is to be opened
Aug, 27th with REV III II. Norris? Prin-
cipal, Mrs. Norris, Preceptress and MIR,
g: 'A:Wids'iEainrdl Professor ~, Of y, Mjusie,
This lN IA last name II is enough show that the
concern, is to be q runo on,the oh. tNhitalu.
stinV' plan, = Mr. Wsois first class nteach-
'er whose: time is occupied ia Minneapolis,
and Ias doubtless been led to giving the
use Of his name Though sSoonine," misrepre-
sentation: There is no no inducelnent here
to bring 2 music teacher ten. mileaf; and
MIR. Norris lacks information 7itdhe;.stp-
poses he. can get pupils enough to"make it
worth Nlr.W's willie to come here. Then
the only guarantee D." Mr., Norris offers Of
his own competence, is,: that is under
the patronage Of the Methodist Episcopal
Conference. With all due Difference to-
that body we must say that Judging from
the proachers and teachers they now have
and have had ii this part Of the vineyard
i is safe Hl to say they: have no surplus sup:
ply Of, either intelligence or integrity
We>doynot say they are worse than other
folks, but claim that" they have no pre-!
en,inence to justify our 'citizens III putting
the educational interests Of our growing
city into their special care and keeping,
1t is also understood that the Institute is
to be run by Mr.. Norris, under the super
vision of the former principal who DIG
tates the policy and what teachers are to
be employed. Accordingly, nothing has
yet been done toward supplying the house
with desks, and the inference is that it is
again to be kept as a hotbcd in which to
cultivate curved spines and sunkcn chests.
The terms OF tuition are also exhorbitant.
There is no void Of how long the ter7u is
to be but, there are to be four in the year;
and these can be, as they have been, made
very short with long vacations. while the
common English branches. ARE ST., per
term and SO cents extra for. each higher,
English branch I'd &c: There:is1 no
doubt but St. Cloud cal. command the SER
vices Of good and efficient teachers; and
it is, : oq u. readiness to pa,ronizc anything
in the shape Of a school, which has pre-
vented our having a good seminary long
before this.I we think it is better to wait
and Keep the children out of school half
year until We can secure good oneG;' and
it gives US spa pam to say that We see no rea
son to believe THAT the Institute under
Rev. Mr. Norris will be any improvements,
to the Institute: il" It isssimply conti,su.
alton: ~ :'': ~dt ,ua ha"'.. >ii,'oH o.''n i
u -, - -i:aD.s- .ii,ipr ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
Col. Miller.
The St.. Paul Press copied Col. Millers
Withdrawal from the Congressional; Can
yass and saws:
vass and says

Col. NlIIer, by TINS PATRIOTIC 7deelaTatlon,
adds to his already well.earned reputation,
aud increases the respect and gratitude of
the people of Minnesota felt towards him.
When the war shall be over we doubt not
the people willdnd occasion for appropri-
tclyltestif, irg that respect and gratitude:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
War Meeting. =,

y i
There is to be War Meeting at Will
sons Hall, tomorrow (Friday) evening.
ladies and gentlemen are urged to attend.
10 ono and all, and insist that the meet
Ing pass resolutions asking the President
to accept the services Of all the black men
VINO are willing to fight, before he drafts
white. men. Let the North speak. in thun-
der tones, and demand that the Admins.
tration take oil the National gloves and
give to,ur armies the full benefit Of all the
aid offered by all lo.al men; then, send on
the men. ,Yoluateers get So bounty, sl3
yer. month aud $75attile close Of the war
Cur County Commissioners can arrange
to give each new recruit, from the county,
bounty IT So at least. Drafted SOL
Tiers get no bounty and sl1 per mouth mo t.
-1BXNK Of MINNEsorA-The ST.
Paul Press says that the issues Of this
Bank { Of which the highly respectable
aud Responsible Banking House Of Messrs.
Thompsou Bros are owners are DOW 10
circulation. They arc secured by US.
seven and three-tcnths per cent interest
bearing stocks, which are worth preui-
u III" d Is PEI eii eesot. 80, - i, s:.
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sons Hair Regenerator and Hair Dressing the standard
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MRS. WILSON'S
coco AN u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING:

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing put UP in large bottles,
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be addressed.
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Wholesale and Retail Agent.
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NOVtmDer.
MEssRs. HENRY P. WnsoH g. Co.: have used your
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itching of the head humors, to those whose hair is
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speeiaI Notiees.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
mr.. Cheese nm a ms Pills,


The combination Of ingredients In these pills are
the result OF a long and ex,ensise practice. They
are mild In their operation, and certain in correct
ing all irregularities. Painful Menstruations, re
moving all distractions, whether nom cold OF 9th
erwise, headache, pain IN the side, palpltatlOn o
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fatigue, pain In the back aud limbs, Gc., disturbed
sleep. which arise nom interruption Of nature.
DIR. Chersemsn'- PITS was the commence
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ularities and Obs,ruetions which have consigned 50
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eyeran obstruction takes place the general health
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ErYiieI directions, stating Asa they sAOaid net BE-
used, with each box-the Price Oas Ssiilr per bsr,
containing from % to co pills.
Pills seat " mail promptly by RENTING TO the
Proprietor. sold by Druggists generally.
r. d. uUTcHINGS, Proprietor,
~ Cedar Street, New York.
A. Sawyer, BlddsfOri, S. S. Mitchell. Saeo II.
III. Hay Co. Portland, Agents. lyr2jls
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Important TO the Afflicted.

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Nos aud Endicott Street, boston, on all diseases
OF q PRIVATE on DELEGATE NATURE. by a
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cases caused BY secret and solitary habit, which
ruins the body and mind. uniting the unfortunate
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Medicines sent to all parts Of the country, with
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4rabate Motiees.

At q Court OF Probate held at Limerick, within
and for the county fYork. on the first Tuesday
III OF September, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-two, by the Hon. T. L. bourne.
Judge Of said Court, -st,..
IN the petltionof HIRAM wATERnOUsE Guar.
" dian Of ALBERT LITrLEFfELD. CHARLES
X. LITTLEFIELD, MARY n. LfTTLEFIELD,
SARAH J. LiTTLEFTELD. SUSAN y, LITTLE.
FIELD, CLARA A. LfTTLEFIELD, and IN.
NETTE LITTLEFIELD. minors and children OF
Horace L'ttlefed, lac OF Lyman. In said county
deceased representing that said minors are seized
and possessed Of the certain real estate situated IN
kennebuuKport, aud more fully described in said
petition. s..
That an advantsg eous offer OF eighteen hundred
dollars has been made by Thomas q. Worth Of Day
ton In said county, which offer Il Is for the Inter.
est ofall concerned Immediately o. accepts and
the proceeds " sale 10 be put out interest for
the benefit OF the said minors and praying that II.
cense may be granted him TO sell aud convey the In
terest aforesaid. according to the statute In such
cases made and provided;
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof
to all persons Interested ia said estate, by causing
a copy of this order TO be published in the Un:
ron and Journal printed In Biddeford, In said
county. three weeks successfully that they may APP
pear at a Probate Court To be held at Alfred,
In said county, on the first Tuesday In October
next ten of the clock In the forenoon, and shew
cause II any they have, why the prayer OF said pc
tltion should not he granted
Attest George ii. knowlton, Register.
A true cory.
Attest George II, KnOwlton, Register.
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At a Court Of Probate held nj Limerick within
and for the county OF York, on the first Tues.
day In September, In the year Of our Lord eigh-
teen hundred and slxty-two. by the Hon. l.. Il.
Bourne. Judge OF said Court,
JANE COOPER, Administrative OF the estate Of
~ NEHEMIAH COOPER. late of Berwick, In said
county, deceased, having presented her first ac-
ceased for allowances
Ordered, Tia. the said accountant give no.
tice To all persons interested, by causinga copy
of this order 10 be published In the Union y Jour.
nal printed in BihdefOrd, Ia said county, for
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, that they may appear
II a Probate Court Ia he held ut Alfred, In said
county. on the first Tuesday IN October uext, at
ten Of the clock In the forenoon, aud shew cause II
any they have, why the same should not DO
allowed.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
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Alta Court Of Probate held at Limerick, within
and for the County Of York. on the first Tuesday
In September, la the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty.two, by the Hon. L. L Bourne,
Judge Of said Court
IN the petition OF ELIZABETH NJ. CHASE,
" Guardian OF HARRIET r.. CHASE, H. ELIZd-
BETH CHJSE, FRANK ~. CHASE, FANNY H.
CHASE, Mary r.. CHASE, aud MAGGIE n.
CHASE, minors and Children OF Samuel y. Chase,
late OF Saco, In said county deceased praying for
license to sell and convey. at public auction, or
private sale. all the right title and interest Of his
said wards In and 10 certain real estate situated In
Lyman In said county, and the proceeds thereof 70
put TO interest said real estate being more fully
described In said petitions
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice thereof
TO all persons interested In said estate by causing
q copy OF this order To be published three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY In the Union and journal, printed Mt
Biddeford. In said county that they may appear nj
q Probate Court 10 he held Mt Alfred. In said
County, on the first Tuesday in October next. at
ten Of the clock In the forenoon and shew cause II
any they have why the prayer OF said petition
should not he granted. LIT
Attest, Georgc II. Knowlton, Register.
Attest, George II. KnowltOn, Register.
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Alta Court of Probate held at Limerick within
and Tor the County of York, on the hTst Tuesday
in September, IA the Year OF our LerI eighteen
hundred aud slxty.two, by the liOn.E. l.. Bourne,
Judge of said Court.
IN the petition Of SALLY TAYLOR, interested IN
" the estate Of JOSEPH TJiIOR, late 81 Ley
man. In said county, deceased, praying tbat admin
lstratiOn OF the estate OF said deceased may DC
granted 20 ZONE suitable person.
ORDERED, That the petitioner cite the next Of
Kin 10 take administration, aud give n0uce
thereof to the heirs Of said deceased ana u all
porsons interested In said estate by causing copy
of this order 10 he published In the Union AID Jour
moi. printed at BIddeiOrl In said county. three
weeks successfully. that they NAV appear AT q
Probate Court TO DO holden at Alfred, In salu
county ON the first Tuesday In October next, AT
ten of the clock Ia the forenoon, and sheW cause "
any they have, why the prayer OF said petition
should not he granted.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
A true copy. 49,.
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4tatbs.

Biddeiord - sept. 81. Lucy Alma. infant
daughter Of Charles n. and 5. Lucy Needs,
weeks days.
Pool, Biddeford-Sept. 1, DANIEL, only child
ot John II. and Maria Holman, year 10 mos.
~ lays
saco-2l inst, willard, only child OF Joseph
AMI Sylvia Avery, ~ weeks.
Kennebank-9th inst, Joshua X. Wildes, %.
Keunebunk--l2th inst. Mrs. Hannah Ross,
in her sith year.
York-25th ult., Cora Ann. daughter OF Ben
jamiu and Sarah 4. Shaw, year. mos.
Nashua, y. H.-Sept. 9, at the residence OF
her sister, Mrs II. Reed. Miss Dorcas X. Leland
OF Saco. % years.