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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
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BOWLS CUlKD.

cAlruAsh MAAiltsa -. O., Hsy. q. -
p. o. T. nlEas, VI U3E
KsGA RttssBs1 HiAt:-t lh6ge ~
Ssvsrs attack 81 Dlanha, silsaiex III nVuo
KripilE pains, AAd vns ps4npsa veg lee.
tried Eany diksrsat aAsllsinss, esSAIi 1ns
PurPoss, until ~ D bstie - Sser t1ts
RshassA, and esnReneSi II ne4 n In
dsss pat . suistas - ~ eriPiAe palm, ~
I he'd act sssa two twcAty-1ve esnl btNlss
bsfsrt wss entirely ssFed. - adsua.
Asadsd il u . ffisa1, 6he @6s 6ttsekM viTA
srsAp sslis, aad Natsing Nh saeo1laesn
Pain', asd Arss dsss eodrdf eafet ~.
j. NAnLy
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ROAD NOTICE.

4 PETITION. will be presented to the
IA Board of Commissioners Of Preble
county, ct its regular session, commencing
on the first Monday in December, 1863. ask.
ing that the location Of 50 much OF the
county road extending from the Dayton
Western 1 turnpike at the North west corner
Of the Northeast quarter of Section 4 of
Lan'er tovnship, to Railsbsck's Mill in the
South part o dissection 20 of Casper tc wnship.
MS lies between the mouth of John Yost's
lane, in the Southeast quarter of Section
"a of said last named toSnship, and the
said mill be so altered as that vacating that
portion Of it, the same may be laid ont and
established upon the line Of the township
road IN present use, rom the one to the 9th
er point. MANY PETITIONERS.
October q, 1866
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FAIL GOODS

aich lie offers to rus numerous customers
At as low rates rs tau lt lonelt onywl eIe.
b6yAll kinds Of Custom Work made to
order, on the shortest notice.
The puu,,o are invited to call at mis- old
stand, - .Ajite the "National Hotel" and
examine hs stock
Come along. cume along, make no delay:
Corse from wery hamlet and village by the
way;
Come and ',uy s,e chespest Cothesthat ever
You did wear,
Ali wrrrNnlel to III J9u neat IN, 'theT
rir Or ;ear.
,,atoh, August %,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
I ! 4 !

r%sITs'rns. Vissa ~ 2, ksu-Al1s
b.. o. \. BIFns,
Deer MI ksvs tAh ~ ~ - -
bs.sls Of DR.. hKkkDr AD kA1AcnA.
/ sksuld hAvs Writ.ss = yso sosaif. ~ ~
exposing " sell The nssa tntpiy { NJ q
AaAA. prring NE last Wtsk. tSunetfy ~
sslss have bsaA fcsr unee = shres = 80
week since hava ~ yesr inyainss,s 49,
else, esd tie dsnaaAA aifl fnnls1,aa.
hays Asysr sid . medicine ~ sesli11 =
csoI.,. I.s..s- 49,
CrAp Celia, and Flax, have bssapay ple1-
silent n this yisinity ~ 80 $780, ri
The Pain fanacsa has - hiief< ssre b
svsry iAitAass whscs itkM 40 etI4t1fR,
- ! have heard. fiseay 49, - Nl<n
DA1ply - sesn % PessihtA
Vsy r~aspssisIIz ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
MARTIN RoBBlxs. u
as Wsst S.h s.sess.


DpAus IN csl Oh and tNmrs,
..,,,s,. kom Ne 0~sisSss cas-
aa1;.Irrsl Nnaiaai Jsvrnal. Vol. 5, page sist
- n o{iL.r, RseS.9R r.. {. ERWT0N, In fegaFd
q tAis RsmarkAble eurs;
~ urWAih Mssul, RSbhiAs VA IN ~ MI
( vefsiinas5AsSis ssAAitiss, we Hsrs cAiie4t
St1aAi him Ter . ffssture Of the log, Preducei
bT al, The ipdi-ssioRS Of . rsuhion OF W.
tseA, cadsg w sireumstansSa, were very
anfhyanahla, &c be vesld sit, day atier DAY,
PICKITe OCT SMALL rlECEs OF TIN
DOHE, vhish SS4ld slough %. nund hnn
sslnR -1ssSiirs v1TsSatahsa. o@ieA A. CO..
: ans,si b ss1s snta Z sure tpas Ves'sd. "
EaND hin y ssastitaiisnAl trsatmsat. being
s~ssAdsnce Gnly - . surgeon; YET wc cen,
a. " ha4 nSsh arissity ~ SO b e"Sid
- dOss il SgstsA % extensively elssasSs
. hn wM."
IN pssvsa syFEn s.Is, .lnss She. Sn'
- 10 5niaaS usaef hcDV1LLe eARsAkA'
NRiLfA md efILIfNeIA in his prsctiee,
oaA u kas sscs1 he MOST biyyiOyLr sAssa q
0cAoTvLA Aad sEPHlLlrlC plsEAsEc.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
SCRATCHES Cu1xls
d.. Bakers Pain Pa.seee yslsslls

AVE 4AOSeoD - ~ - ASA M1"|a A.
MsssIs. A. L. BcevILL = Ce.-ok-
During the last winter, most all thq h<Un y
ear vicinity were sabjsctt 70 boAkfehnB Nnss
ing had N hand only TIVE o. thisS -
bottles Of DR.. Bakers Pain Panaeee, inaAtQ
days I sold the entire lot, and eenld hng6 ~
much mere, II | had had thsm, v NJ ndrAs
bor for that purpose. IN ~, SAal gA6
FAILED TO cgRs. II ID slpe ~ihdispeAn61ts y
our nsighhoEhood ~ . family nbdisinA ~
he vAriou6 diseases ibf which Il b Se6nme
usndOd; and I will Ssythft have ~ =
fr YEAps, ~KAlRAsyrre ", And HAvH - 40
A sIHaLE BerfLn HHTyHEEB. II = II -
HspreINK yen TEE nbHaAees Disntesp nngD
HsSpsD, fHAsI HAyn HSSe $780,.
E-1sussyaIi. hrsEss o..
Yw saisby VI, FroPristsss, aet !
80 ALL COvILLaG0H
Ne Is AEishth sssse osAsssssA
. A. ,. HaLrHN.Aa-
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n GIVES IMMEDIATE RELlIp n
BILIoUS collie

TA1ffss, Darts o., o., NSv. ~ ios.
Hnsus. AL. SssvrLL 4 o.,
Ssti:-Ia an Induced hy1 1sabe6 1UGAD
y stAis - yea Mat l hAl Asa4SiRN ny hnn9
Of estrsNs iSkatss. ny vit ~ t2SWsk&
tashat niI BrtIogs Co.'s, WshA Ne G1SNsA
~ u Sssi Physasn, ~ ssuli ~ - ~.
We AlnfnistsrSt Dn. BATuR's rAIn PAHA.
cEA, sAd IL produced The dsNrei Vea. ginD
IL " brsast, sad Dr. ESse ~ AZ, ~ y
skSays eursi. consider u sac 4 - -
uSdISAsA. WILLIAM NlhNA
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AAEREHN 7EA ccNPIAJ'

Ne. 81 V'sSy Street, NEF 7JHG,
SiAes its Organizatisn, has created . wv
era in The history Of
W0lssaling 1SGs in this Country.
TASJ have iAtsSiuss1 thsir lslectionI Of
Teas, and are selling at mel ever
I've Cent? q ssnts) per psGns shove s.st,
never deviStins from the ons price asked
Another pseuliarity Of the Company is that
their Tea faster not only detotes his time
to the selection of their Teas as to quality, va
lac, and particular styles Tor particular To-
calitieS oil country, but helps the buyer
10 choose out Of their enormous stock such
Teas as are best adapted 10 his particular
wants, and not only this, but points out TO
him the hest bargains.
Ii is sasy to see The inoalculabls advan-
tagO a Tea baysr has ia thil establishment
ever all others.
If he is no Judge Of Tea, or the market, if
his time 10 valuable, he has all the benefits
Of a we'll organised Eysten Of do'nE bust.
HeSs. Of an immense capital, fthe judgment
IL = professional Tea faster, and the knew
edge &C apsrp IT sale men.
inis sn,, Is all Tea slye $40 matter
tGer are Thousands Of m. les from this mar
oit-'O ? reese N IS good terms here s'
the New York merchnntst
Parties CAN order Tons and will he served
By US we'll as Though they came themselves
bslsg Sure TO get original packages, true
weights and tares, and the Teas are war
ranted az represented.
Ne issue q price list Of the Con- rAnyL
Teas, which will be IsRt to all who order 1t.
comprising
HYSON, YOUNG TYSON, IMPERIAL,
GUNPoWDER, TWANKAY
AND SKIN.
0OL0NG, g0UCHCEG, ORANGE AMI
HYS0N PEGOE.
jArAS INA Of eve,y Description, selorei
and uncoiorsd.
This lis. has each kind Of Tea divided int
Four Classes, naasly Cargo, High Cargo
Fine, Finest, dat sysry ,he may under
stand .roS description aa4 the prlcrE an
nsxad Inst the Company "a dstsrmised te
Vndersoil tas whole les trade.
We zGsrastss 10 Ali0rr jcss ara net over
TWO CENTS per pound abSys cost, believ
nv this to e attractive 10 the many wh0
4 We heretofore SsOn paying sn-rnOus
prices.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
lnpoteIs sr6 JllGs.
No. 81 Vsssy Street,
Sept. 10, lS61--3m NEW YORK.
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ihAaas4 Win NJ aaS bad two OF ths besl
ts..Tss: tsnedin, 'ty,tsns e ,hsn . Pro.
tAy,i:il., e u. 'Ns.'ssl cS'l'Fs,l a.1
AAsy Failed 70 give ne a. V ~y bed hr
sSAuseA that I was esnfaA NanS muscles
Svsr th1s nsptAs. The hsrvN Ad.a IN uI,
q One LEI we're 70 eontrAotsa an I M>SKA
tAa GOULD not WALK. ~ RS -
rHAx A DOZEN RUNNING ULCA line.
~ Leg, hsm whisA ! tsek itom time To- II
Hsfe EtAsA ONE KUNDRED PIECES 4
BONE, sns Or thsn der, thres y ASr i.eSs,
lsax: I wa reduced b ains1t . skeleton, ana
N tinds had givsa u, al H0PRs Of my y
1hCOYkkri " vas in lhb seAattioa vhsa
~ssnsnsei the ne Il your Bleed ana Live
DyFap. I have usaa sitogs,hsr sens Avs -
s-,ss s1Is: 7 = ..sAshE roATrIsD y
saresR tAst J walk yiihsst Any dinesity-
AEDNEAyI KYTiRRL4 Rnc6vRRKp w
WR1Hn. v~-A'- +
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A surrosrD cAKUHn evxmi

Mss.As. AL geayILLA ca.-oMl. n-Ns.
Elisha Brhdlsy. sf hath C., Kyy ~ ~ In
yAAd 1 VERY IAD sEHLLIre, Which ke eeanht
.SgsiAsLn, having bean thess ~ ya1gA H
alss had On his check b6Ss, uhst - b11p>eo1
70 b . CANCER, sad could pbi6in n5l,i1f
sAtil be uSsd d., BIKSaa Pan L1okNes
Thought - much q that sssss pkncEg 49,
Asighborhoed, k1sp IL cswstsna1 Mt9& q
Asl, Il is the bssi sssdie;as yssrosNMEMNe
S.1ztssns
WYsxlES, ostshsr SD, leIa.
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M I5CBIlI, :,A1l,:Nl.:EpUs,

'-"N H-EG W. II.
: Hardwarc.of aIlkinds snit.bie saf Gspsralus".
- 'fanAc Netivns-~F he :6nestassostmen; ever
brought to this anasket!o Ak, s,ts
Wooden Ware ofsever3 description Of tn.
best gosiity: KISS ..,.i.a@ 14i,..s.
PsPer Hahgaa2s,s w;ndcN, Curtain fixture
" every pntterss a:'aa 81 rs s4.s.h,.
: Candies Stews.. $ double: ,re6nedJ acoc'
plctc assortment. SO xa&G@r:o 80,
80 Cider VINEGAR, warranted. the pure article
;Nnts! Nuts -Braxil;a Madena, Peanuts.
Fi1bertHs and Almonds ..sss ~ 80.
Citrcn, Fssins. Sage, Cocoon, bTspioca; De- =:
meal, frencl. N astard, pEearls harley. Cses1f.
Lemon Syrup, Pepper Sauce and ,6weet CIT
Tobacco, chewing snd smoking. all kinds
the best DUALITY ,o:os NJ. ~
= Ground Spices Of ~ kinds, in. tin Boxes
warranted pnre.' @as gagat7ntr b.fa
-, 3'P. *21g has aoa..r .:,sas s4,ig>.,
Eeer'ytngg, h.n"93sat''ss Something,
~ ,IEATIlERE51s, Administration WANT
AND 70 tNgrsE =, s i.sgkl'r gs,3e r.
= 49, Aitkintie Il dee Ike, in exchare
fcr g'"',l. x 1ke higa.st m.rkelprice.
J., 1,a$e ,nsEt =. N +, + ro9EY & CO.
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=. y. = .IEtfI3. IFfr a..
MI l. I'll N = RY',!

MRS. BLOOD would respectfully say 10 tho
III ladies Of st.. Cloud and vicinity, that Gle
has returned from the east where she made a
selection Of Goods, which is now offered at pri-
ces = little In advance of first cost, including
RIBBONS. FLOWERS, &C., that cannot fail
- suit ths most fastidious. All orders preppt-
" attended to. y6n42-4w~r :
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And = complete assortment Of Confectionery,
embracing great variety Of $50 !.
.., -. ,.#-
CANDIES, NUTS, FIGS, 60,
FIREWORKS,
Ice. Cold Soda Water, Lemonade,
,.. . - AND ICE CREAM. 49,

Ice @ 4. G u m =
Will be served three evenings a. week, viz: :,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY!
At which tunes only . private room willie
set apart for the use of customers Ice Cream,
however, kept constantly on hand for sale.
He returns his thanks to his old patrons for
favory' received, and invites al who have taste
for good things to give him call-especially
the Ladies, 49,
St. Cloud, July list, 1868. jy2-tf
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DRY GOODS

brswn sheetings and Shirtings. Blue ar
Brown henims, Bleached Alosliis. lO4 and n
Muslin, Ticking, Stripes and Checks, Drill,ns4'
Canton Flannel, Red, White and Yellow Fla,
nei' KY Jeans, Cotton Cloths for boys wear.
Table Linen, Tewcling, ETC., etc, etc.
Blk. silks. Velvet, Berase. :Dolaines, Cali
Goes, dinghans,: Lawns, Furniture Calico,
Mourning Prints, Cambrics, ,Brillisnts, Jac"
nets Cross Bar Muslin, Swiss do; N arseillc-.
Farmers Satin, etc. etc, ete:.
Cloths, eaeaking, Broadcloih, Docking, G..
sineres. Fine wool.n Good. for mems re*r
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LOCAL NHw,S.

@@t--ss-.---..-...---- ----------------=
=: ~ Subscriptions. ad7srtissnests and Or
ders for job work can - lsts At The Post
.! Once. -.
-Fos = Variety Of reasons; we have
been unable to issue until to-day, (Fn,
dsy. sT2 ~ r .#' ~, X -.
Capt. T. N. Nswson will take the
place Of Capt. Bond, Of the Coanissary
Department, At this place, the latter being
ordered to report At Glencoe.
l'E7TER LIsT.-Hereafter the hst Of
uncalled.for letters remaining in the q.
Cloud Post Office will be published regu-
1srly in the DEMOCRAT each week.
ElREs-Heavy fires arc raging in the
tsmarso swamps east Of the river and up
Sank River. So dry is everything that
lor several feet deep the ground is said to
be literally burned up. The roots Of the
tamarae crackle ike old leather. ...
sloRx AnMs.-On Tuesday tho 200 ad.
,aitional stand Of arms that We mentioned
last week, as to be sent, arrived. Let
them not longer remain stored away use
less, but be placed in the hands of the
militia to be employed, and that effective.
y.
MISUNDERSTANDING all this week the
returning Red River carts have filed the
streets with their hideous creaking. They
are on their way home from St. Paul
loaded with merchandise Of various kinds,
including barrel or two Of whisky.
IMMIosANrs.-Scarcely DAY passes
bit families from some Of the older states
sre seen on our streets going to farms in
this portion Of the State. Iudian troubles
do not seem to deter them, as they know
that these must before long be settled.
On the Fourth We noticed three teams
from Iowa bound for Lake Henry in this
County. They were we'll provided with
stock, household goods, babies, &c.
psRsoNAL.-Mr. Geo. s. spaaord, Of
Michigan, has recently located in town
and associated himself in the publication
Of the Onion. We hope that be will re-
ecive the success his enterprise merits.
>;PR'NrERs IN TowN.-Mcssrs Joseph
and Stephen Graudelmyer have been
making their friends 10 this place short
visit. The former gentleman has been for
,Aome years past press'nan in the Office of
the .l'""ees and has acquired reputation
on this department superior to my other
in the State. The latter is foreaan Of
tho job FOODS in same office, and is said
~ be . skillful workman.
SINGULAR CAsx.-A few days since,
~ heard tue. facts Of strange case.
About twenty years ago man named
Lorenzo Dohe, who lives in the Big
Woods, felt in the left side of his neck
pain, whish during the subsequent time
showed down his back and side and into
bis thigh. While his side was affected
he vas compelled to remain in bed much
,ofths time. =. Several days since he drew
from tho locality Of the pain in his thigh a
4aeGe2, and felt instant relief. Since then
he has been steadily growing better and
stronger. *. .>..
T"E Fotnrn.-The day, in this Sec
ito" Of country, WAS generally celebrated,
almost every body attending one Of the
numerous picuics that were held in this
and adjoining heighborboods., The ono
given in iowa passed OF il pleasant
nsnner, and yielded considerable SUN
toward the object for which it was project
~ A. Afo;no D-.:,:o IT,. H.. o.,
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: ~ Subscriptions. advsrtiseaests and or
ders for job work can b lst at The Post
sH. T' u
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III SIX HOURS, q.
with as much regularity as any Railway train.
This is lie Hours -
the quickest, .nd 96 Miles the shortest route,
to all points in the United States or Canadas.
+: 5 Hours the Quickest :.
and g. miles the Shortest Route to Cleveland,
with no Expense for Sleeping Cor.
From Points on Mississippi River
Passengers will make close connections with
this Favorite Route, going either via Pra. du
Chen or La Crosse, and can have Baggage
Checked through from either point to all East
ern o'''eS -. g.. -,,.,-. 80 ~ =,
r A R,E,s: T.: ~ 49, :.
From all points West as too, and from Milwau,
kee ONE DOLLAR LESS than BY other lines.
i - In advantage Of luxurious '''-' = /"
- s LEEPsIN.G CARS
Changes iaaUnion Dspot., Sure Connections,
and Baggs ge Checked Through this li,neis
-. UNSURPASsED.
= =. -. -. 49, REM e MBER! '74A>
Fora quick and comfortable Trip, low fare.
shortest route, and sure connections, without
omnibus changes purchase tickets via
GRAND HAVEN ROUTE! I'll
Tickets for sale at 06ftes Of >.
Ia Crosse and Prairie du Chen Roads, Saint
Paul. Offices in Milwaukee: Cor. Of Main and
Wisconsin sts., near the Post Office; Miles g.
Amour's Warehouse, foot ii; East Water street.
w. Z: MUIR: .:7a.a1. H.. WHITMAN =
f. General sup't. Gea'l Western Ag't.
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PIoNE ER
Fruit 4 Confectionery Store
M. r. NO Ell

M. r. NO II L. Z
Of Chapel street and Washington avenue, y
fne lot of Green, Dried and Preserved .l:>
FRUITS.
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j. G. K H. c. BURBANK l. CO.'S COLUMN
1nB WlNTERI CAMPAIGN HAS JUsT COMMNNCR1

INK WINTER CAMPAIGN HAS JUST 0oMMnvCRD /!
IT, = &c.,. ....:-=''-= :-=-=-=='== -
TnE LADtEs :s
4: {. e: :..;.; s., 81: 4:
" '' !! s 3!!:, e.! s.: s''' .
y: following
,.,;:s: No.: s:s ZEE: &C.,: e: s::,.
e t:; e. s::; ~; ;: $; Band.
e> A;:; r. Is: v: ;:a: +
49,! $ =:
-. LADIES sAtnoRAt SHOES Ano CATERS.
s. ;';::: I; ; s;;;;;: e ; &: Z; ;:;
the GENTLEMEN ."..
en- T.: =: g: ::;:: 81: :::::; s ZIG ;;
<sf :;s;:; i: &: s:;!i; :::
>:- ::a II !::n;:: =; ; =
sal; Ill. ~! s' 49,. &c.,
III A is A ND .5'~" GA r -,
, A.: oeoa 4..ors~<nt .t ~;* *:.> ..:.:j .
~'wooL,. (Gl0VeS AND MjIIs) oTTEB.
: ;: Surh1A, Fur, Bue. and Yarn BEAVER. "
-. And FUR ru, e4 &s' rtvsu& CLOTH
BOOTS a ND sHO Els
he bestass the Market and custommade
- 49,: J. c3BuRBANK co.
Groceries and Provisions.
T. " WHOLESALE AND RETAIL In
J:ck H. G. BURBANK 4 CO. Z
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1Ok KEGS or NAILS AND SPIKES. ]1-t
lkO; 80 boxes assorted Window Glass
"a: n~o 10 gross pt TASKS s. casks Prunes
:-::.. s casks sCurrants % cases Nuamegs
10 20 mats Cassia so caps Mustard ;.
10 bags Whole Peppsr and Pimento.-
. 4 cans English>and French Mustard
~ so bbls Vinegar r. t,,,:tt..t%..
- 30 boxes Rabbits Pure Saleratus
VI q 80 coils sssorted Msnilla -Cordaee."tn .
So dozen Bed Cords !>'1,s, {
= ~ Is boxe, Vermicelli and ,N1acoaroni
81, ai-e 80 boxes Starch =, xse
,isr Ill 10 dozen ?, and 3 Booped Pals i
or ~ 40 dozen assorted Tubs = ;. i:
ga ri 900 boxes a.D: C+ps--an; Ely's Ind
tn42 4srl;r7;s Cokes water. = 80,
- 5GQlhs Bar Lead. so sacks shotEodg
'~e.T-r--~J: G~tMrC. BURBANK9 Coz 81
-<-4.N-t-I 81: 11-rmain st.. s.. Cuxd Mimi
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@fGoCEjRlEjS-
Green and Black; Teas, Sugars all kinds,
Java and RIO Coffee, MalAsscs, Lard, Mess
Pork. Hams spgar cured, sdap, seshdles, sri-
coz, Dried Peaches and Apples also, every
hing for family use. At low prices.
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:''"' =, ,,5:s co.j.o@ay- ~
BOOTS 81 SHOES.

A very large assortment of BroEans, Prairie
Boots, Calf. KIP and Grain Leather Boots. o..
ford TICS, Goats Goat Racers, Ladies Balmt-
raj, CGlf, Kid rnd Aierroeco Shoes. Boots an
Shoes suitable for boys wear; also, an eudl'r
variety Of children's ahoes. :.HF1atr
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ThermometrioalR Record.

reported erpressly for tAe DExocRAr, b.
Aarlatt, Druggist, st. Cloxd. -
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GR 81; (. !, 81

oneensxare, Coffee and re. CUPS. Plates.
rlatters, Pitchers: and Tea s,ttsi "a fin. AZ
sortment Of Glass Dishes ,dtumbatrs, Kruet..
s;ds,. pendant and stand Lamps o. stsry var'
ETY.. Glass Preserve Jars, airifg6t,, tns johns,
Bottles, Fancy Mugs, Cups, Toy jstts, etc.. etc
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-09
LQUoRs,, LIQUORS

; Alcohol, Port. Sherry sad Clsr.t Wine,
OtarI Brandy: Old Rye. ,M9renkrhe'a AMI
Ro1irbon WHISKY constant,y on iazd.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-09

A"~ Oo"AH.- NC oaJ, III tni6 Sec
ito" Of country, was generally celebrated,
almost every body attending one Of the
numerous picuics that were held in this
and adjoining heiYhborboods. The one
given in iowa passed OF il pleasant
manner, and yielded considerable SUN
toward the object for which it was project
cd. At Maine Prairie, Fair Haven, Sank
Rapids and other towns were gatherings
where the good folks Of the neighborhood
met and enjoyed themselves 10 such ways
- best suited them. At the majority
:. were speeches AMI toasts, aud all had
bounteously spread tables.
- A party left this place to spend the day
At Briggs Lake, Of such size that willie
the first team crossed the river early in
the morning, the day was fas advanced
!pefoee the last touched the opposite shore,
and the train extended over the greater
part OF the distance from this place to the
lake, twelve miles. There was "a feast Of
tea1on and Cow Of SOUL" besides which
great quantities Of victuals became :utte,rlv
s!s"'ora1sssd. To use the laugu.e, Of ii, e
preooeious boy on the occasion, il was
z"psstty good" -" . = w
g. >: u tie evening were several fine dis
tlsys II fireworks, At Brokers' Hall
, ~ Also ball ffioitas i eight until twelve.
. DOMESTIC Eoosioxr;-No houseleep-
:, s'or cook i fSlly gsspared to enter sue
eessfs'iJ ;spoa her obituary datie. without
hs'i.s the C1em'edt $als,dts. on ~ hand.
relieves the mind of much much. Of ne care
.,'s a. aaa.is.y s4fperieDced b i, skill. j
cook. For ale 81 1abst merchaanittst aud
nfni IN. aHa ,y;f2fG1 .tf.ta#FE. Woe +
.'SgFF7..t.! t1s' 'f.3ts aasa l.. l~,na L 70 ~
~ Sec new advertisement, 49, >9~,a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-09
GREAT BARGAINS

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-See new advertisement
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