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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
TOWN OF SAINT CLOUD.

Block 1o7 cents; 1872 # on Washington
9; % # b B 1920, sc # BIB ZIG O.; be
$G5 81 lot 8b d 189 G; lob D 100 9;
b E 49, ;l2bE 3s7 9; l3bE clio; l4b
E 537 10 b E. 189 9; hob E 251 ! l
b F 1888 G; l4bF 761c; lib G IS G; IS b
G 558 Q; lab G 557 G; l5b G $50 9; l8b
G. 147 G, l l, 10 H 1850 e; 8 H 48 G 10
b H CSC b 48 c;l2bJ 170c;l 10 b J217c.
l4bK 1900; l5bK 1880; l8b L 1870 :;
l8b NJ III G; Tract of lot to river b N
46 G. l b o 448c; part of b O 80 G; part of
b p 269 G; l b soc: l 2 b 1890; E - It
1851 40 G; piece Of land lying of lots 4
and next the line of St Cloud and Lowrys'
addition $50; . % # lab 145 G; IL b los
;l4b2115c; l6b 2 242 G; 10 b26Sc;
1913 223 c; n / Of b zoe; 10 b 2SS
Q; 10 b 8 242 G; 2 b Ia G; lSb 4178 Q;
II b 4 1854 9; l5b 4 2O4 6; l6 b 4 6l0o;
middle ] Of b 252c; 81 lib 1890; Is
b 22s Q; LIB 7 277 c; Il Sd s40o; l8 b
7 81 o; l1bs 2e5 G; b 8 1870; l4bs
$22 IS; lib 9 2s2 cs LIB 9 1850; 1919
l45 c; l, Sd 10 So &c; l2, 4, 6b 10 500 e -;
Is, IA b 10 81 Q .; II 10 48 Q; 4of l8 b
10 $50; s4l10b 10 % G; 9-101ll b 10
50 c; | IL b 10 60 G; Is b 10 78c; l1b11
228c; 18Th 172 c;l 3, 4 b IL 169 ce; Is
b II 228 q; 'lsb II 1859; II biz els 9;
II IL 2s2 .; ls IL 238 {; l b Is 1922 Q {,
3 5 Il $3.50; IL Is 242 G, lab Is 1872 c;
Is b is ESQ o; l8 b 16 156 Q; IL b 18 o. c.
LIB 10 Sc G; l3 Is Gao; Is b IS 62c;l7
b is 100; l8 b 10 81 9; 10 b 10 III Q; Is
b 20 170c; l6b 20 $50 9; l7b 20 220 9 !;
l8b 20 1856 9; II, 10 b 81 232 oe;~ Is b 81
22s G; l7b21 1900; lib % 1890; l3b
22l34c; l4,7sb % 1872 9 .; l 6 b % 228 -;
! 8 b % les 6; 10 b % III 6; ! 10 b % 22s;
IA b "A 1862 G; Is b "a is Q; l3b26 1850;
| 4 b Is 1IOc; Isl Is 171Ic: lob % 118 6;
Il s B Is 100 q; lob 20 l06 O. ITO b 26 l7S
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
A ME- RsIC AN HoU Sc,
ST. CLOUD, g: -: MINI.

THE above house has been opened by tho
i undersigned, and the. most perfect and am
pie Accommodations provided for the comfort O.
guests. It is pleasantly situated, commands
q good view, and is we'll Fept Travellers
stopping there, can take the stages for any d.
sired point. ~" 3t's''.'2
The Grow Wing stage leaves this house on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. mornings.
v3n44:1yI - < .-fF MONTH.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28
II ENRY w RY.
CARRIAGEMAKER..1 = : s.

T HAVE removed to my new shop near the
Bridge, where am prepared to do all kinds
Of work in the Carriagemaking line Wagons,
carriages and sleighs made in. asieit andssab-
stantial manner at low rates., Particular at
tention paid to repairing. ii-7 f-|I 1v3-n11
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

Notice is hereby given that the Treasurer Of
Stearns County, in the State of Minnesota,
will sell at public auction, commencing on
Tuesday, the 9TH day of July, A. D. 1868, at
the Office of the County Auditor, in the town
Of St. Cloud, in said County, as much Of each
tract or parcel of land described above, as
may be necessary for the purpose Of paying
all taxes and charges thereon for the year A.
D. 1862. J.P. WILSON,
County Auditor
NorE.-In the above list, the following alb
breviations are used: q and p for quarter
for half; Tin the town lots) for lot; Is for
lots; b for block; bs for blocks; for cents;
m for mills; and for each.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-28

Stearns County
DELINQUENT
Tax list
FOR
A. D. 1862.

Description. Sec. Tax.
TO,cn 12l Rttn0e %,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-14

ARRIVED
ffEAMsHlPSCella,L London; Virginia, Liver
pool, ,eatur, Sswbsrn: Plane, Washington; King
Usher, Providence llhnoS, Aspnvnl lahoo, New
orleans Nieksbnfg. from q cruire: tAhavha, New Or
leans 81 Andres, Glasgow; W nrIne, Bsltimore;
Taooney, Philsde phia; Gov Bailey, Nassau: Column
bis, Sev Orleans; Empire City, FortrsrA honros.
George Cromwell, New Orleans.
SHIPS Arkvrght, Liverpool. Edith. do: Cor,rfi,u-
Von, do Constantine, do; Ia Gosrie, DO; Antarctic,
Newcastle, England.
BARks u & isston, Gusdsloups: vie,orine, New
Castle; whistler Pat Royal; Murray, Wiscassci.
fRlGs kurea, CLarlo,tsto~n, PEI May Ann,
Aea Cru, Harriet Ridley, Catbonrsr, \ /; Eomer
bangor Jane, iinsAn, L Is; Palms, fsrnau.bucO.
sGiioOStRS -Con,tantine, Liverpool. W smith,
Drinarsrs Prince Consor', thsrloti etown; PuIstA
MS, Para Sarah haua, Baracos; Is Prince, Viz
= MA; tlsn "A Gott, do; Gsu Putnain, do; A Simp-
.on, do; Chief, do; brsrEs, do; Annie, Glace Bay;
NandAiia. flsvOrth; Chas snow, klizatethpurt for
Bottom Rosina Providence; sylyi, fsll River; Alec,
Curnberlsnd Temperance. Chsflotie,ovn, = T. l; Re
we're, TuIks Island
BELOW Slips " 4 Lindsey, Havrs; wsbstsr
Lawrence, Liverpool.
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b and q !: her, y repealed which Va esnfur,d
n, me-. ~ iss .s S
Cav. hctir,,h, 1urrsy, VBn.p, Coel. Brand Q,
:sms va eirsstsd to be ssn, 70 is Homer the Mayor
Connslmsu Gross e.llsd up q o. 500. t~,ns . r.
solution Of hoard Of Adrrrnsr TO %, Cgts for ssr
xtes 20 Cemmitisss, a. Oheeion being mace,
Councilman Hsyss moved % suspsnd ~ rules ~,
carried, The rs.oution vss eoncurr-d in BY he FOL
loving vote, vis. Affirmative Couneiluen Hsy.,,
1sen. Cool sf.saSs, %,c:, ku.., fi;Ierail
nevsy,s And the ssus rs. directed TO te .sn, to
Hi: Home ih. M s ,oI =, specs 49,, ,
q Do ,sF e., e ,ss .y.na
lrom Hcust.n 70 Thirty fourth street .th irspbloct
ysvsmsnt, ,h: City TO Pc, on,-hsi of The sIsnss
a. ss1 that the ordpsne. ps:.ed.Oe,ob,r g. 1850 Sr
Which .'' coreuned in BY the foso.ins voi., viz !
Ahimative- Counciknen Uaye.. Healy, keenan,,
h Hone; r.'' . sss, G5.: MsG9.ne ssg
OBrisn, Coot, Brandon, Bro, Ku,.sll Fitzgerald.
and Joye.?l Ard the same vas directed to DO
psnyips ordinance for the paving OF Third s..nie.
bIsi. the e'y :" pay an.hsf q tho eipenss ,hefs
Of And the rsiusindsr a. aase1cd upon the Pfop.r.
bensntsd be and II 10 hereby sdopted ara thAt tne
ordinance for the same pavement, pAsssd December
70, 1861, be and II H. hereby repealed.
Councilman Grcss moved TO amend, BY striking
cut both from the resolution and ordinance, the
vords "he CITY 10 pay half The srIense thereof
and The rcnsindes 10 be a.sesed upon the property
benefited thereby" which vss carried Tho rsso-
luton, 40 amended, vas then ADOPTED BY the follow
Ing vote, viz. Affirmative seilmen IIsyo,nss
ly, Keenan,. SANFORD, Jones, Webster, hevsy Gresa
Brady, R.ppsr. IioushlAliu, Havilsnd,Gav, heGrath
Murray, Vnrisn, Coet brandon. Bsies, Ru...l fIts
gerald and joyce % And the same directed to
Be sent to the Board ~ Aldermen for concurrence
h0uora - Councilman keenan, moved that the
Committee Salaries aad Ofhees be dis hargsd from
the further consideration Of resolution that the an
nual sslsry Of the Registrar Of the Croton Ausdue
Department be iacreassd from tvo thousand i've hun
drsd dolan 70 three thousand hve hundred dollars,
and said increase Of saary TO date from January i.
1883 and TO be paid for the present year from the Ap
Iropriaton under the head Of CITY Contingencies"
Which v1 carried. And The p~per "a l.d over.
Councilman Keenan, moved that the Board DO nov
sd 'ouru. which va carried. Whsreuyon The Pre-.
idsnt doelsfed that the Board stod adjourned until
Thursday, lWb inst, At 4 o'eioek, n
JANIS u SWHESY, CLERK.
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BROOKLYN.

DycHAssp HsRors.-The bodies OF . num-
~ Of o6nsu killed In The Louisiana battles under
Cen Rasks, ere nov on bnard . steamer at the foot
n Canal a., New Yort. Among them are three -he
6sl0nssd 10 Col. Mohneul's is9th New Yorh Lieut..
Col Draper, fAeut Manisy, and Iicut. Finntett,
I'll Of BrootIyn. Prspasatsnns are b<inf made for
their intamnt here.
CuRnEScY CoUNTkRYrip-Hugh Moran
and Vim Ksbos vsyv arrested on saturday night,
charged With DAnins counterfeit 81 cent postal cur.
repcy. ArSs amount ~ 30 snd 70 cent Stamps ms
ren,nuy COT Into circulation IN 1irooAbp-
THR NUMRaa OF DEATHS last week was
1S. OF thess 70 we're men. ~ women, and u chill
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Too Late for Classification.
- EA'l'le ..

BRUCE Gu Sunday evening, Dee. IS, Of infsm.
nation Of the lungs, David bruce aged years,
months and - days
His last vords we're "papa, I'm DYING"
Tho friends and acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral on rues
day aitei noon, Dec Eth. at O'Clock, from the real
dsnes Of his parents, $40 Fhst ave 1871
GELsToN-on Sunday, Dee. 10, Mr.. Msry Gel
ston, rslct Of the late ssu Gelson, In the 'iss year
OF her age
The reiAtives and friends Of the family Are re-
speetfally Invited to attend the funeral on TUESDAY
afternoon. Dee 10 at O'Clock, from the residence NJ
her d.ushtsr Ma K. Purss, $50 East 10th st. be-; st
And I'd sves. 10
HALKY-on Sunday, Dee. IS, EdsNe Brainefd,
ssn OF Ghas. H. and CAthsrin s Haley, aced year,
months and % days
he relatives AUD friends OF the f.mil, are re-
specially invited 10 attend the funeral, nom the
resdencc Of hi. parents. l2b E~t 70 b 81, os Tues
day Afternoon. BIC. 10, 81 O'clock ?Ol
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HOBOKEN.

"DARGRR AHsAD. some one who sgns
hinself "Daiiy Traveller" IL cut With hsndSin In
relation To the hr,dsss Of the Hobohca Ferry. He
says the Company have neglected TO provide Aesss
the danger 10 witch they exposed IN going Of
op he boats In eass q the brsahAH u one Of the
chains which support the bridges, thsps 10 soothing
rsveat the sto The water Of svsry yer.
son luoklsas snousht 70 b upon the bridge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-14

An OPERATOR WANTED ON BAL
IA NOR, ch ID ems shn es, to axe work home, -ni
one to irsrn. Ap?l, Z Nov fso~.ry, b~emrnt. l9s
OPERATORS WANTED on SINGERS
~ and W 4 W . machine to make fancy flannel
shirts None but good hAnds need Apply at 81 Ridge
Of, basement. 200
CTEAM AND GAS FILTER WANTED.
- App'y early in tbs morninS dRoBr. YouNG.
l2l Prisos st. 1875
ITO LIZA STORE, WITH LEASE, SUIT.
l. able for bu.ehsf o,stes. mlk dspos q any other
bRSiaasa. 1S9IEs 81 NASkst q. ~
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The hasnineent side.whssl Steamship

The Aagninesnt Side. wheel Steamship
COLUMBIA
Cap. LEITCH
Will sail ffcm NEW foRK,f galway and Lsvsspnal
q Iu 80; De- "a 70 b followed By the HIBER
Rate Of paa.ase, Yay.hle IL eoA its squivsisus
q eurrcoey. rIH Cabia ESQ Intermediste, 60 |;
stcefaxs 80 Nev YORK to 81. John t<o, go, tS0
Paseenser forwarded also to London, BariA Ham
6rs, Havre. Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp &c, q
los est rata.
,,fIs from nvspool o! Galway 70 New York AnS
Boston, go, etO, eSS tl0o-
For paAsASe, apply 10
sABEL 4 sEARLL, . Bruadvsy.
For ffs'eht rates Of frsshts aad spsss, and Ill oha
LAWRENCE snEs D CO,
I'D No IL South Wilamst
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N EDlClNES.

A RELIABLE REMEDY.
hDR WHTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
pr. WlsIARs bALsAM or WILD CHERRY.
bER. %istxks sxtsHs d 81 Wild Wild CHERRY.
Iis. bscn used With the most Assembling success
HALF A CENTURY,
In epIins Cousk;, Colt., who9Pns Geash, nropeh,
Throat, Group, and every affection of N. Throat,
lux: and Shs;, irrndns 'y:n S1T;a%Esion TN
Having a..d div DT wlsfXR's sxTsHh OF WILD
It. b.nshesi rr.aiis IN nv family, i .fords m: srsss
pleasure In recommending Y 10 the public - vsiu
and % s f 5. :s.s1
cent, and may b. taken With perfect safety By the
most delicate in health"
j. r, DiNsMoRE, 4sl Broadway. New Yorh.
and s. I. Isy, fGwk CO. is fremont st. s Is
A Lii THE DC PATENT MEDICINES Sold
IAat :0c all The ~ Pa'enl Medicines sold at soc :
Ay.r's. seheneks, Br,ndre he new style, weights
: sas l VIM assas srS. r .ss c p.s
kasnees, sue each Wolff Sehisdam scbnap. SOC !;
Sterling, AmbIosi.. Dupoaco. Golden Female Pill,
Acre Cherry Pectotal. SaTrapaIille And Arue Cure
s.ssnes: p1niS sro a an? s.t wed rHne E
HOWELL 1<s spsins At, bet Wooster and Laursna
Ns~ York. 200
nR. BONE, ia WEST 18TH ST-Diseases
st.d throsts, old uloss, huinor and every form Of
81 dsessss cured nal local and nervous
complaints, &C. Once houTs too 3sl
L,ElONS CURED WITHOUT CUTTING
L HANGERS Preparation will positively cure the
WORT Feon in from to ! days without cutting Te
be had only at the Arency, t5+ Grand Of, ~. 90
HUKIBURT'S
II TRACHEAL DROPS
FOB COUGHS AND GROUP
use Hurlburt. Trscheai Drop. the best Homos
Specific Remedy In I'll saees Of thoss disease cts
bottle C. r. HURLBURT. Propristes ts1 Brooms
street. Sl6
MARSHALL's
11 PINE TREE TAR DROPS,
The Most Popuia5 Remedy Extent fc
Soreness Of the Throat
Are very Pleasant and E6ectuA
Neatly put up in sliding Cesa,
sold 81 u and 70 cent? per Box, by daalers In msdi
ruo, PREPARED only By
ssr YS4t Agency sAssHh intcs H SS:
Ch.mieai warshou.s, es4 Brosdway. as
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
l. Cont and Rheun attain. An sufiersrs from the
are advised 70 use BLAIR's Gout and Rheumatic
Pills. They can be relied the most safe and a.
fectual remedy ever offered to the public, and have
ben universally ussd In Eur0ps Tor many ysAzs With
rysp;I,d II EEccsl.sa X nce' H.::st ~ ssa
Hu AajsstyI Commissicpers have sssA~issS
the name and sddress Of THOMAS PRoUT. ~
Strand, London 70 10 npresssd upon tie io1eru,
meat stamp axsd y sseh boz Of the genuine u,edi.
sns "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-14
PERSONAL NOTICES.

INFORMATION wANTED-OF MRS. MA.
4 by RENN and her dsushtsr. ELLEN RENN
When last heard from were a. the house Of WALTER
Any information will Be thankfully received By mall
sddreseed 20 her daughter CATHARINE. and son Ia
Law. PHILIP KENDEL, Sacramento City, Csitoe-
MIA, sos
IF NTNNY l.. L., WHO LEFT LAST SAT-
AuIday afternoon her perest, would return shs would
hear ,od sevs from l.. 3. -
TT 8. NAVY PRIZE MONRY-OFFICE 2
~ sPark Place. SONHs BROWN d co. n B.
Complete iists 70 b had Office O. seat By
mail IN
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FljRO.

A TTEETTON, LADIES - THE OLD "a.
htsblished New York Fur Msnufseturfns Co. n
Pot. - Chatham ct, opposite Crooks White msshio
Hotel middle OF the block between Pearl and DUANE
half the usuAi price Our stoek y lRss veil ssassep
s an. 81 yrsy ,o- rstes Water, MafYh and FrennS
40 French and Water Mimi and sable Nu& frc0
ITO 10. Vletorines and hahcapes, e 70 kS CbusN.
sH,s Ahsr'ns and Repairing 70 he lsteN syiss.
SIS FILMING, NsaAem.
EURS, so PER CENT LRSS THAN ANY
= store q the city wsss, mink eapa, ns6 an1
yyotth 80. ~. collars, e6, a. and es,O soeh, -
fOSTERs, IFS Chatham eqr, coz. Mott N Iks
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CITY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT, Nov
~ York. Dee. ., 1855. Ashes and Garbage WintsP
An anesmen ts.-Ths undsuigned would respectfully
call tbs attention Of citizens 70 the necessity q
abstsinins from placing their sshee and sarbs6s %
te sdevalks ninth the ringing Of The bell snpounein1
the arrival Of the ash carts strict eompiAnes VIII
this rule 70 rendered necessary 10 prevent the aAhs
otherwise, from which il may be diieui 70 remove n
in consequence Of frozen euttsrs Accommodations q
snow. A. the same time u Will Vrsvent thcee largo
have too long dseraced the dty on the approach a
sprins The ash cars will be daily In every strese 70
All complaints Of neglect 70 comply With this rsuut.
sition, on being reported 70 this Department. vliJ
Sece W immediate attention.
RAT FL A. BOOLE City Inspeuscy.
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DRY GOODS.

CLOSING SALE, ,v,s. ooor.
SILKS. POPfINs. MERISOs, EPASGLfNRS,
OTfOMANe, ENPRESs CLOTHS, DELAlSES,Ae,
GREAT RfbrcTroS ON
PREVIOUS PRICES
Ladis- Who have not purchased Their Winter D1ess-
%, should call and examine our
EXTENSIVE STOCK
before purchasing slse~ here
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM.
253 BOwERY,
loH ". 4. ROBERTS.
CLOAkSl CLOAkS! CLOAkS!
~ ELEGANT, RICH AND ChEAP.
IMMENSE VARIETY
AT A GREAT REDUCTION
N PRICES.
CLOAKs IN ALL COLOks, -
styles AND PRICES.
ALARG, STOCK A or MISSES cLoAxs
Al fQt ALLY LOW PRICES.
A SUPERB STOCK PALE bORDER
BRocHE sBAwIs
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
S2 BOWEkY.
los W. R. ROBERTS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-14

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER, &6: ON
cents; on soid. al Der tooth Teeth sxtrsetsd Win
cut PAIN and filled, cleaned, whitened or pivoted 30
cents ~ Bovery, opposite the old Theatre. By
DIR. VlLLERs. HSs
nR. JOHN HOWE, 435 CANAL STREET,
~ sets sett Of tooth silver u o. 10 els on eoid
70 e eeeiond setts 81 cents PET tooth; teeth
filled with gold hone cement, other hlinsA - eta
to u per tooth. Teeth extracted without pain III
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SHIPPING.

EOR LIVERPOOL-OID BLACK BALL
ne.day D.cenbsr 18Th For pss.sss 4 e.Ss. q =
foch SSs s',s FIJI {; 3: ss1:s
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINZ
~ Ship FiDEliA:: ............ Sail "a. morrsv.
r@ p.s.sss % and nom London and ana L 1--we .
Ir.vTs Payabis IN any par Of England lrsAod sost-
T4stSf bkor ri S Con- 'i south .g'
OLD BLACK STAR LINE FOR
VI MIS e. 81 sA5Is ,o,h DEG.
'"'' swallow SiAi5 LI sa1 foa IN DEC
'ss Z S RLiG AtSsS'y e Surox. 70 Fulton .
REMITTANCEs TO THE OLD COUNTY,.
~ ~ TApyCorr, BROTHERS , Co. ~ SOUTH
and wAss at the lowest possible rats. 10
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW
- The nne. fast-sailinG Clyde built steamship
r: 700, q FIsniIle :. on wsdn..d.y. De-. ists:
pa.sese, including sbundant supply o. vsIieooks1
ucvsssissa': Cabin SO Istsrmsdsts. 80 Steer.
MCDONALD, q Boiling Green ~" " q
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
~ pool Cabin, sIo. stserasA sso
n: I'd ..: ssA. s =.
f,on New York on Friday, the 18th Dee, at noo..
i rS' p:''As' apply 70 WILLIAMS GUIoS 70 sySI
THE GALWAY LINE.
A5spASIi. sAS hs"s Ten.
1 astIfH . ,::iES$SS ::::S$$S
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COAL.

GOAL o. 80 PER TON-BEST QUALITY
Ored and yhte ash stovs and sss sisa, eleanlv
screened and delivered, for . few dsyp ouiy, IL
veisht guaranteed. Il. DAVIS, cor DIVER and Psa5
II, NY. "a
EIoUR,. FLOUR-25o BBi.s. CHOlCH
livered In New York or Brooklyn n. 2. COYIR
flcur Store isS and l36 Myrtle sse, Gold srr1,
Brcoklyn. ~
90 PER TON-FfRST QUALITY RED
q the follovins pricss Stove coal, - 50; E0 9 4
Fdrneee.es. 70 large Hut,e7 %. A. TREADWkLIS
stfeet IA
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CLOTHING.
DENTISTRY.
l GREAT DISCOVERY.

~ EsTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE
leeth positively extracted without pain, by IN.
HOfT, INVENTOR, and sole manufacturer OF ArArs
r,rrio NITROUS DINA tnot Laughing Gaa,J but
strictly snassthstie AGENT entirely tree from exhilA
rating edtets and perfectly harmless causing quiet
sleep With plsaant senesions and perfect inssnsbl-
" 20 pain, during which extract tseeh without ths
hnovledss Of the patient Teeth filled. and artificial
teeth Of every description inserted Perfect saiise-
tion guaranteed Dr. HOYT. Deniist, so7 Broadway.
near goth q. ll6
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-30

~ i.44e2C -1.ala.a 5i.-e tsaI ,asas. bar
1853 ias- .i1a9 H& H2Az56 lsa a.
, 1863-07-18
Matrimony.


The following capital parody on Hamlet's so
hloquy is from the Knicksrbocker Magazine;
To we'd or not to wed-that is the question
Whether tits happier in the mind to stifs
The hearts and tumults Of outrageous passion,
Or with some prudent fair in solemn contract
Of matrimony join. To have--to hold
No more-and by that shave" to say we end
The heart-ache and the thousand love-siek pangs
Of celibacy-'twere a consummation
Devoutly to be wished In nuptial band
To Join till death dissolves-aye, there's the rubj
For in that space what dull remorse may come,
When we have taken our solemn leave of liberty,
Must give us pause. There's the respect
That slacks our speed in suing for a change.
Else, who would bear the scorns and sneers
When age feel-the pains and futtering fevers
Which each new face must give TO rowing fancy,
When he might rid himself at once of all
By bare yes Who would with patience bear
To fret and linger out single life,
But that the dread of something yet untried
Some hazard in a state from whose strict bond
Death only can release, puzzles the will,
And makes US rather choose those ills we have
Than fly to others which we fancy grea.erp
This last reflection makes US slow and weary,
Filling the dubious mind with dreadful thoughts
OF curtain lectures, jeaousies End cares
Extravagantly great, entaiea on wedlock,
Which to avoid, the lover checks his passion,
And miserable, dies bachelor.
, 1863-07-18
An Obstinate Man.

An obstinate man does not hold
opinions, but they hold him; for
when he is once possessed with
an error, it is like a devil, and
cast out with great difficulty
Whatsoever he lays hold on, like
a drowning man, he never loses,
though it do help to sink him the
sooner. His ignorance is abrupt
and inaccessible, impregnable
both by art and nature, and will
hold out to the last. though it has
nothing but rubbish to defend. 1t
is as dark as pitch, and sticks to
anything it lays hold on. His
skull is so thick it is proof against
any reason, and never cracks but
on the wrong side, just opposite
to that against which the impress
sion is made, which surgeons say
does happen very frequently
The slighter and more incOnsist-
ent his opinions are, the faster he
holds them, otherwise they would
fall asunder of themselves for
opinions that are false are to be
held with more strictness and as
surance than those that are true,
otherwise they will be apt to be-
tray their owners before they are
aware. He delights most Of all
to differ in things most indiffer-
ent; no matter how frivolous
they are, they are weighty
enough in proportion to his weak
judgment; and he will rather
suffer self-martyrdOm than part
with the least scruple of his free
hold ; for it is impossible to dye
his dark ignorance into any light
er color, He is resolved to un-
derstand no mans reason but his
own, because he finds no man
can understand it but himself
His wits are like a sack, which
the French proverb says is tied
faster before it is full than when
it is and his opinions are like
plants that grow upon rocks, that
stick fast though they have no
roofing. His understanding is
burdened like Pharaoh's heart,
and is proof against all sorts OF
judgments whatsoever.
, 1863-07-18
Living and Means,

The world is full ofpeople who
can't imagine why they don t
prosper like their neighbors, when
the real obstacle is not in banks
or tariffs, in bad public policy or
hard times, but in their own eX-
travagance and needless ostenta-
ton. The young clerk marries
and takes a house, which he pro-
ceeds to furnish twice as eXpen-
sively as he can afford, and then
his wife instead of taking hold to
earn a livelihood by doing her
own work, must have a hired SER
want to help spend his limited
earnings. Ten years afterward
you will find him struggling on
under load of debt and chill
dren, wondering why luck was
always against him, while his
friends regret his unhappy desti-
tuition and financial ability. Had
they from the first been frank and
honest, he need not have been so
unlucky. The single man ''hired
out" in the country at ten to fiji
teen dollars per month, who con-
trives to dissolve his years earn
ings in frolics and fine clothes !;
the clerk who has five hundred
year, and melts fifty of it in Ii
quors and cigars, are paralleled by
the young merchant who fills his
house with costly furniture, gives
dinners and drives a fast horse on
the strength of the profits he ex-
poets to realize when his goods
are sold and his notes all paid.
Let man have a good genius for
spending, and whether his in
come be a dollar day or dol
lar a minute, it is equally certain
to prove inadequate. The man
who being single] does not save
money on twenty dollars a week
will not be able to do so on fifty !;
and he who does not lay up some
thing in his first year of indepen-
dent exertion will be pretty apt
to wear a poor mans hair to his
grave.