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CONSTITUTION wATER.l

which gives those organs time recover healthy
tone aud vigor are Gble to state that the COust-
tuition Water has cured every case Of Diabetes in
which Il has teen given
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-31
LsueorrAea or Whites.

This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of mu-
cous lining of the vagina ard womb 1t Is IN all ca
accompanied By severe pain in the back the
bowels and through tue hips A teaspoonful OF the
medicine may be taken three times Gay, with an in
iectiou Of tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
with half pint Of soft water, morning and evening.
Irritation of Tie Neck Of the Bladder, IrJsan-
nation Of TIE Kidneys, and Catarrh Of l'
the Bla1dsT, StTahgury and
burning, OF Painful
T1r;nalin0
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WATeHES ANn iEWEIRY.
The BaiIWay TIm s-o9g1,5.- :

ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR
~ ARMY SALES Warranted to run and keep
hxCELLESr FIlIE One OF the most taking novelties
OF the day. and should retail prices from $40 10 $50
each Sold ONLY BY THE CASE, containing six of as
sorted patterns Heavy silver-Plated, engine turn
ed per case Of half dozen, S39. Electro-gilded fne
Imitation gold beaut fully engraved. per osse Of a
half dozens S39- Sample Of half of each kind
sSg IeEMs CAsH; viii be sent by express with bill
for collection on delivery.
His- soldiers must remit CASH u ADVANCE as We
cannot collect from them. This is one OF The most
saleab articles Of the times and inst tha thing for
those IN me Army wishing 70 make money rapidly.
Order early Address
HUBBARD BROS, soLs IslpoRTEBs.
lanZs.l2s PEnssE HuILnINa Nassan--t n Y
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ONO STATE AGENCY, 3a4 PEsN. AvENUl
WASHINGTON. I. C. Ian 81 go

OHIO STATE AGENCY, 344 PEsN. AVENUE,
WAsHINeToS, D. C., Jan. q, ,62.
The undersigned having been appointed
by His Excellency, Governor Tod, Military
Agent for the State Of Ohio for Washing
ton and vicinity, viii cheerfully give his
attention to the wants and necessities of
the volunteers of the State adjust with
the departments their Pay, Bounty and
Pension and other claims, remitting mon
ey, corresponding with their friends or
families, ETC., free ofehqrge.
JAMES C. WETMORE
n n
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HONE TESTIMONY.

Mr.. b. B. KTEGsLET-Dear Sir: We feel it dutS
we owe to the public, TO state that Marshals Cathol
Icon is medicine invaluable tor complaints classea
under the head Of FEMALE Diseases We have used
your GrBfenberg Medicines and have been greatly
benefited thereby, much 90, that we're the price
double, would have them. To the thousands Of
our sex who are suffering IRON weakness, We would
recommend the OathOlic0n as sure panacea- 1t gives
strength the system and enables each Of the organs
Of the body to perform their appropriate functions
Miss q. 6MORMSTETT,
Mrs. W. GARTER,
Mrs. E. y. WEEKS.
Mad{na March al
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9 OT cNlTQ1
LANElf

The papers Of Ohio viii be conferring
favor on the soldiers by giving the above
publicly.
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RENRDY .NOW BEFORE USI
THECURAT1vE-

properties Of the medicine direct themselves TO the
organs of secretion, and BY altering the condition
Of the Stomach and Liver that the starchy principle
Of the food s net converted into sugar 50 long as the
system is under the influence of the
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Having been Improved, is nov undoubtedly the
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Its Baking, Roasting and Broiling properties are
uneXoeptonable, and in economy OF uel it 5 unpar-
alleledi with its
NEW PATENT CRATE,
It will burn Coal well Wood most admirably the
perfect and healthy bake equal to that Of Bakers
Brick Oven; Roasting aud Toasting Is done before
the open ere, and Broiling over live Goals on the
hearth common dictates. IL e manufactured
manship OF the best quality finally u gives per
feet EatislectoD 70 e hundreds othOusekeepera in
this city and surrounding country, who are daily
using it, vail testify. 49,
THE MORNING STAB NC STOVE Is .
new aud deq irabla pattern which, with variety o.
Others, make our stock complete. We also have on
hand great variety Of PGrl0r Cooking and other heat
ing Stoves, for Coal or Wood, Of reduced prices.
We sro constantly supplied with ali the newest and
most bsantiful styles Of
ENANELED Ora TES.
Alsoall Of the most useful articles OF House Fur
nishing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
ears Just receiving tie latest improved styles
BIRD CAGES, which are offered at the lowest prtoe6.
We manufacture largely and have for sale ct whole
sale and retail all the various articles Of Plain and
JGpGBs5 Tn, Copper dBd Skeet-IToR Ware.
We offer the almost endless variety Of goods in
line for sale at the lowest cash prices, the ONE
PRIOE SYSTEH.
ES-AH Housekespers and those who contemplate
HousakegpfuE and the tfrest Of mankind" !" are most
cordially invited t6 call before purchasing elssWhers
and Judge for themselves. SATISFACTION IS GuARAS
TEED at the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
No. 50, South side Pub square,
hERo5.dk- Cleveland. Ohio
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from Boston, 10Th A prii, ~:
" Your Pills have cured ~ frov, . bfl1i,1. ,te,rlr
which arose from dsrangsIlspt or M HVeT T1hieh
bad become very serious iad failed of STT rsiisf
but lev doaes OF your Pills haF, stsI retrsd
ne to health. have given them - nv c6iifrsr ~
Worms, with the best effects. ThsT we're 1-orS,tIT
cured ] recommended them 70 friand for eo-ti-s-
ness which had troubled him for m0nlhu. he fr TSa
In few days they had cured him You MAKE ths hs1f
medicine II the world; and I am free 70 ssy So
Bead this from the distinguished Solicitor Of Ne
supreme Court, whose brilliant abilities have mado
aim we'll known, not only in this, but neighborinF
States:
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Suppresssd Msnsturatioa,

which in the married female Is constant recur-
ring disease and through ngiect the seeds Of mare
grave ana dausrOus malades are the result; and SO
month after month passes without an etort being
made to assist natuue, the suppression becnes chron
ie, the patient gradually loosos her appetite, the
bowels are constipated, Dight sWeats come on, and
Consumption finally ends her career.
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SKATING PARK,
Cleveland Skating Park--1S6S.

CltteldHu DkutlnS Tdrk"""loOOs
THIS PLACE OF RESORT, WHICH
is open to Visitors for the Winter, vers in
alI about Twenty Acres, affords Skating Surface OF
over Ten Acres and Is located Central Tract near
the heart Of the City.
The main approach to the Park viii be via. Sen
St. ana over the Seneca-St. and Pontoon Bridges
ESThe prices OF Tickets for the season will be as
follows;
Tickots Admitting Gentleman and Lady,. 5 o.
do do Gentleman.............-..-...- 3 90
do DO Lady,. ....-....---....... 200
do do Boys under u years Of age. zoe
do do Girls do Il do do 100
Single Admission for Skaters 2
Es5-spectators viii be admitted but not allowed to
skRte--l0 cents each admission.
Tickets NOT Transferable. All Tickets will be sold
and all persons admitted subject to the printed reg
ulaiions 6nd such other rules the Proprietor may,
from time to time, see f1t TO adopt
Es- NO SKATING ON SUNDAYS. Ga
hen the Ice Is in good condition for Ska.
ting there viii be Shown from the flag staff
at the Park, FLAG in the day time and
RED LIGHT at Night.
H5-Tickets can be procured at the ofios Of s. s.
Stone, lover the Merchants Bank,) Of Ohas Fuhr-
man, Superintendent, at the once of the Park, from
O'Clock in the morning ill in the evening.
s. s. STONE, Prop'r.
CHAs. FUHRMAE. Supt deci7:s29
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LWu6IUs. III B. MEfCALF.n

~ Ths sbOve are al from rsrsons who are public
Il known where they reside, aid who would not makl
these statements without thorough conviction that
they were true.
PREPARED By J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, MaE.
Sold BY g. ". CLARK, and by Druggists and DEAL
ers evervWhere. dec5. i25dWkrweow
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II MOULD'S CELEBRATED AND
IL UnrivGIled IRISH AND ICELAND MOSS
G O u G. Il G A N D 7,

For the Seventeen Years that this Candy has been
before the public Il has been used with great
and the increasing demand from all parts Of the Uni
ted States shows that Its value remedy has been
fully appreciated We might add the certificates Of
many who have been benefited BY this invaluable
medicine for all who have used 1t eager to recon-
mend it, but wo content ourselves with giving the
opinions Of two our most eminent Physicians.
"mR. HEsRY MOULD, Dear Sirs-from your state
msnt of the composition Of your Cough Candy, do
not hesitate 70 express my belief that is we'll adapt
ed to the purpose Tor which yeu manufactured it, and
doubt but that II Is q useful 1t certainly is
agreeable expectornnt. respectfully yours,
OHAS. a. TERRY, N D.
''Messrs. MOULD Z HOGAN, Gents:-I have examine
your prescription for h MOuld's Cough Candy, an
Ind Il q valuable one for its purpose.
GUSTAV O. e. WEBER,
Professor Of Surgery.
RE-For Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers
this Candy Is invaluable, being unequaled for clear
ing the voice, removing hOarseness, ko.
MOULD 4 HOGAN,
docsl:R27 No. Euclid-st., Cleveland, o.
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SENATE lHAMBER, Ohio, April 5th, lt5l-
sDR. J. @. AEER, H0nOred Sirs-f have made thor
Ough trial of the Cathartic Pills, left by your agent
and have been cured BY them Of the dreadful rhsum
atism under which ne found me suffering, The nrIt
dose relieved me- and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease. feel in better health than
for years before, which attribute entirely 70
the effects OF your Cathartio Pills.
Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS. B. mETCALR.n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

A L1vB- DEnocHAr1o FAx1IY-That live
whole souled Democrat, Andrew Vance, Of Cay
township has i've sons who hsve ..arrived 1t
mans estats," oil Of whom voted the clean
Union democratic ticket on 'TuesdaY last Six
democratic votes in one tamil !. That's the
way to put down abolitionists.' llu1sa for the
Union - it vas. The white men rule now
1t. Vernon, Ohio, Banae-.) 49, ">'
i Capt John Oliver, Of Lax Gland, Min.
nesota, "live, whole souled" Republican,
has seven sons who have t'arrriived at mans
estate" six Of whom are in the army ofour
country fighting for pstion.l existeuix>.
That IL the difference: ~ Five Democratic
sons Of = traitorous family athome in Ohio
voting for disunioa and anarchy and .sir
Republican sons Of loyal and patrioe
family in Minnesota enduring the heat Of
battN Tor their country's honor. Six loyal
muskets arrayed1 against Eve .tr.itorous
ballots. ''Th.t's the. way to put Down"
rebellion aud treason. ,.iHu... for the
Union d II" will be. Which is the
record Of bopor.l- !&izl,qater ,Mk...en-
ges. - -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

Colthard could not recover, and ere this I
think hs is known among our silent dead.
David Jarvis and MileszA. Brown are ex--
pected to5rejoin To company soon, .
they are .boat ct for duty. Dick Bloom:
fiela returned from Nashville on Sunday
u'ornins, he has been With his b-otbsr
since the slst Of December. X 4
The weather is beautiful. am sitting
il the sun in my shirt sleeves Tho most
disagreesble weather have seen was du-
ring this last fight, whcu "" Was Yet thro'
for several days, and the mud 10 the corn
and cotton fields was truly horrible. We
fought over the. very grsnnd where the
3rd Minnesota Regiment surrendered, and
when the rebels fell back, our Battery
commanded the very spot where Col. Les
ter gave up bis sword, aid had the butter
nuts pade their appearance there again,
We would have made that very ground
shudder with our Artillery, aud dug the
graves Of scores Of traitors where Oh.
friends Of the 3rd passed many jovial
night. The spot is beautiful one fol-
camping ground, x
have been in the service five months
to-day, and With the Battery four mon*bs
and have been in four engagements with
the enemy. l think. one battle every
thirty DAYS is doing quite we'll. don't you
especially when the Battery had not fred I
gun until after I came into the company
49, X
Remember me in commeudable man
ner to all friends, and tell them that
still exist, and If I have an earthly desir.
it is to return to St. Cloud to see you al
lam Jour sincere friend,
WILL KlNKEAD.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

Gen. Hooker has taken Command Of
tho Army Of tho potomac, and issued bis
address TO tho soldiers.
Gen. Butler Is to be again sent to Now
Orleans, and Gen. Banks will 60 to
Texas.
C..sius NJ. Clay is to resign his General
ship, aud will return to Russia in place Of
Cameron, resigned.
The Senate bill for removing tho 1ndi-
ans from tho State Of Minnesota, and in.
Identifying The State for the loss sustained
by the late Disturbances, has passed the
United States Senate.
A Cairo Dispatch Of tho 9th s.ys: The
Third Minnesota Infantry, Col. G. W.
s:Grisss, arrived here to-day, safe and
-,,-~a 20 Tia men are al in good spirits.
tho present. IT s.... >.
The. Worlds Washington dispatch state,
shat Governor Andrew left for Boston on
the 28th, taking with him authority d
raise regiments Of negroes
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
UNITED STATES TAX NOTICE.

: Notice is hereby given that IL. Revenue tax
assessed in Stearns, Todd. C2ss and %Douglas
counties in the Second Collection District II
Minnesota is now due and payable to the ua-
dersigned who will, he in. attendances 1t Clear
water Hotel, IN the town Of Clearwater. on the
3Ist day Of January, 1868 At the Hotetin Fair
Haven, in the town Of Fair Haven, on the 81
day Of February next; AID. French's, in the
town OF Maine Prairie, on tho Sd at Liu.e-
mans Hotel, in st. Joseph, on the ti; It Cola
Springs Hotel, on tho 9th; At Richmond Hotel.
on the 9Th; o. Bohmer's House. the eth; a
Burns house, tho 7th; 1t, Sauk Centre hotel.
the 9TH and eth 1t Fort Ripley, thslsth and
l4ih; at Chippewa Agency, the 18th !; At my
Office in St. Cloud from tho 24th inst. until Tho
LIST 81 March 1858, to receive said taxes.
All persons who shall neglect to pay the dv.
ties and takes 80 assessed Aforesaid At or with.
in. the time above specified, will be liable to pay
/ en- per centum additional upon the amount
thereof. according t. an Act Of. Congress, ap.
proved July LIST, 1862, for raising Revenue 70
pay interest on the public debt, and tor other
purposes.: $780,,
il +. al. @s4@ g. B., PINSEy.
Deputy Colleotor,; Sub Division No. L.. I'd Col.
lection Dist: Minn.;ii L. "a
Dsteda st: Cloud this 22d day Of Jan. 1862
jan22-4WI /; r ..
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NEW York, Jan. &C..

...:3 New YoRk, Jan. %.
The Tribune has the following from the
'asdqaarten Of {. t ~ army Of the Potomac
dated 18th -. 49,. 49, ~ ..::s
=. "A Brigadief' iaeneral commanding : d.
vision ~ yesterddaag placed under arrest
BY Gen: ;D-+nside, fos, .denounoing the
policy Of the Administration upon the
slavery question, and expressing his sen
timents. This General has lately been ex-
pecting his promotion to the rank Of major
General and assignment to tho command of
. corps. 'HS ,~''s';'s -..;H,'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
From the Second 1lin.esots Battery.

As = painful, interest has been felt by all
since the late battle at Murfreesboro to know
the fate Of our boys in the Second Battery,
We publish the following extracts from letter
recsived on Tuesday eveningslas Next: weak
We hope to give . full report.l
In CAxr, BEYOND MuRrRrEsBono,
~'.'.> January 18th, 1863.
DEAR W1LL-Alex. has just finished
copying the report Of COL, Carl,n, which
l hope you will publish, rs l am anxious
Minnesotians shall know that the 2ad Bat
terry did its duty, that our Brigade fought
desperately, and that We would never have
fallen back had the right and left Brigade
Of our Division kept 10 line with us and
done their share Of the fighting. The
End Battery was the only troops Miuneso-
ia had incthis bloody contest. The End
Minnesota Regiment il at Galitan, and
took no part in the fight. 49,: IL:
We are now having few days. rest in
camp, about two miles south Of Murfteee-
boro, but IS it it supposed that the rebels
are within twelve miles Of US I expect We
will be after them again soon. Only this
morning We were called up at four o'clock,
h.d the horses hitehed up and everything
made ready for any emergency, ~. = -;
Ed. Bloomfield and the rest Of our
wounded boys have been removed to Nash.
vile. They are all getting along we'll, Is:
pecially Albert Whitc6eld, whose wound
was not severe. one. James s.. ,McKen-
ney, Of our Battery died in the hospital
It Nashville on the 9Th. inst. He was on,
Of the new recruits that came with mo
enlisted At Auoka. Tho latest account |
had from Nashville, stated that Da,id W,
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ST. ClouD. Jan. rs. 1868.

ST. CLoup. Jan. rs. 1858.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
nent. All the members being present
the following petitions were allowed, vi. :
Petition for the formation Of School
District in St: Joe Township, bounded As
follows: commencing At the N. E. cor. Of
the 5. E. ! Of Sec. 10 in T. l24, R. 80 ;
thence west 70 tho N. W. cor. Of s. W. !
Of Soc: Is +; thence south to The N. E. cor C,
Of SEQ: %; thence west 70 tho N. W. cor.
:0f The N: f. TOT Sec. %; thence south
. the centre Of said Sec. q; thence
vest to the line between Secs. % and % :
thence north to the N. +. cor. Of Sec. % -:
thence west to the N. W. cor. of Sec. p :
'henes south to the Township line !; thence
j.. east along said line to the s. E. cor. of
said Township; themes north 70 the N. E..
cor. of Sec. Sc; thence east to the po,t
between Secs. 30 and 81 in T. l24, R, 20 :
thence north to the north line Of Sec. 30 :
the thence wet = to tho Township line, thence
north to the place Of beginning. 49,.
- Petition of several fieeholders in D;.t
: No*a, in tho Township Of: St. Joseph, to
Be Get Of into Dist. No. l.
Petition for the change Of the State
road IN the Township Of. Muuson. ~.
""' Petition for rsestablishment Of the
boundaries o. School District. in Maine
- '-, b. ar.;.:s; ...,a (. L.:
'..,4 Resolree, That Messv: sC.pser. G;b.on
I, eo4 NoA b appointed Commissioners to
sx.nins the proposed chang, in the State
:. Eoed. AID that they meet a, the house Of
Henry L., on tho Sd day Of April, 1868.
.for ehat purpose. va ...-
=: p Re.oivea. That Dist. No. l 10 ii. town.
chip 81 Wakefield b. instructed to : nv !,
7s,sr r. Dit. No. : in1the same Toxu,hip
I'll the special school tax collected in mid
Dit. No. 5. r''"~ s-"----..-~~-,r-~:-' -. =
ssver.i bill. were thSsinl allowed.
- Ordered 70 adjouru to 81 o'clock P. u.
',":"''''''1 1yssIse sxss,on.. :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

+ The Worlds Washington dispatch says
very important report, said toabe found
ed on good authority, in reference to the
Army Of the Potomac, has reached ma to-
night. 1T is that the Army of'the Poto-
mac is TO- be virtually disbsndea, aud the
greater portion of it sent to the West to CO.
operate in the grand campaign soon to be
iusugurated. '9:1+' ~ 1:oxb,.H3 szJ1 KS
A small portion of will be retained !;
just enough to protect the reserve
{ This morning Burnside resigned oyer
the command of the army to Gen. Hooker.
Az soon as the change was known, the
principal officers waited 81 Cen" Burn
side, and, took leave Of him with regret. >.
Burnside issued : parting address to the
The following is the address Of Gen:
Burnside. TO the army: ''.@ >-.~
HsApauAxrxzs AlxY or THE PoroxAc,
+ ~ January 26th, 1863. !
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 9. ">
By direction Of the Pres idcnt Of the
United States, the commanding General
this day transfers the command of the
army to Major General Joseph Hooker.
The short time that he has directed your
movements has not been fruitful of vic.
tory, nor any considerable advancement
of our line, but it has again demonstrated
an amount Of courage, patience, and en-.
dureuce that under more favorable cir
cumstauces. would havs accomplished
great results. Continue to exercise these
virtues be true in your devotion to your
country, and the principles you have
sworn to maintain give to the brave and
skilltul general who has long been identified
your organization, and who is now to
command you, your full and cordial sup
port and cooperate and you will de.
serve success. Your General, in taking
an .fFectionate leave of the. army from
which he separates with 50 much regre,
may be pardoned if he bids an especial
farewell to his long and tried associates o.
| the 9th corps. ~
I His prayers are that God may be with
you, aud grant you continued success uni
the rebellion be crushed.
| {signed) LEWIS RICHMOND, A. A. g.,
BY order Of Major General Burnside
WASHINGTON, Jan "a,
| ais nominated for Major 6ehe1as- Ia: ~. =
T. Dana St. Paul. For Brigadier Genera
Col. John b. Sanborn, Of the 4th Min
nesota.
The Court martial found Gen. Fitz
John Porter guilty Of all the charges
preferred against him by Gen. Pope. He
has been cashiered by the President, dis
missed from the service, and forever dis
qualified from holding any Office under the
Government.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
Tho Tribune Almanac f

Tho Tribune Almanac for 1861
contains sixty-four closely.printed pages
Of statistical matter invaluable to every cit.
isen Of tho United States. Among other
important articles, Is ono giving the dates
Of alliuportaat events connected With the
rebellion during the past year. Price
past-p.id-Single, copies, lscts-sl 90
per doseu. Address -, -,
THs TalBuxE, New York.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

We. take the following from Capt
Hotchkiss' official report:
at is a matter of considerable. pride and
satisfaction that, while the five other bat
teries belonging to the divisions Of Gener.
al Davis and General johnson were cap:
tured either in whole or in part and thor
oughly disorganized for the remainder Of
the day, the Second Battery Of Minnesota
Volunteers successfully fough its way out
Of extreme peril, aud afterwards continued
to operate and maueuver with its division >
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29

~: We will receive wheat, oats. corn
dout, wood, good butter, eggs, or anything
Gle W can uss, in payment Of subscrip-
tioss 10 tho DEMOCRAT or debts duo tho
establishment. Now il the time TO sub.
sribs or settle old bills. +