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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
THREE WAYS,

81 burn my soul away" -
30 spike the Hose, and smiled ''within my
cup
All day the sunbeams fall in fame--all day
"a i They drink mylsweetness up w
81 sigh my soul away" !"
The Lily said; ''all night the moopbeams pale
Steal round and round me, whispering in their
play +'.''. .;.* @.,!.'3,5' = ~
...I An all too tender tale!'' ....,
- ".'" Il give my soul away" s..'sj. :.
The Violet said .'the west wind wanders on,
Tho north wind comes l know not what they
say,
~ And yet my soul is gone!' Ill
-" : Oh, Poet, burn away ! .:'-&
Thy fervent soul! fond Lover, at the feet pray
OF her thou lowest, sigh! dear Christian, :
'&' And let the world be sweet!", Z ;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

y
Sac .cfrY ExrRAoKoixARr. The Madras
E$nntner Of the Roth Of May is responsible
ssrt = narert?i fSr tEss tEs Purpose y .pilins Es
timber by fho' Be*an,; Who requested the xifs
Of q missionary residing there to; be coed
enough to see The animal fed, and thus prevent
is Keeper from abstracting its food II vas
therefore brought to the house fot this purpose
and At first all Went on correctly but after q
time Il &ss suspected that the amount Of rio
was getting smaller and smaller; so tone day
course protested against the "imputatioa Of
having taken it, aidihgyin true native phrase
,ology, Madam, d. you think; I could rob my
child?' The elephant looking on most sags-
cious}y, and at this stage Of the aproceedips
quietly threw his trunk around, his keeper, snd
united his bulky waist cloth, wken: tke mmiSs1,
ing rice fslfto tie ground $50 4 - "
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Sir. CLOUD. MINNESOTA.

EXTENSIVE Explorations Of Land in this
IL District subject to private entry, ana long
experiencein Land Office business, give the nm
dersisnsd peculiar advantagesint the selection OF
land and the location Of Land Warrants:
LAND WARRANTS for sale at small ad-
vance, Oh Ns1 York Prices. -. ...p
Contested Pre-. Emption cases prosecuted BE-
tore tho local and General Land Office. fGo Il
Attention paid to the payment OF taxes IN
Benton, sherburne, Morrison and stesrns
counties. ''' :" 4:
y. Tswn lots for sale in st. Cloud.
v3n4l-tf L. "A. EVANS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
VIM. ]. PARSONS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Las0, and Licensed
80, Claim and Patent Agent, IL
., II ST. CLOUD, sd: i: g. MINI ,

TWILL prosecute, through my correspondents
I.at Washington, any atld all claims agAtast
tie United Ststes, procure Patents, and prepare
and collect Widows, Fathers or Mothers
claims for Bounty Money and arrears Of Sol:
diers' Pay. Invalid Pensions, &c., s.: .,,.
B.-A Fee Bill has beeu enacted by Con-
gress prescribing the fees to be charged in each
case Of application for Bounty Money anI Ar
resrages Of Pay, Invalid and Widows ZEN
4, My Washington Correspondent is VIM.
Van Marter, Esq.
~A full supply Of al necessary blanks
and forms enables ME to attend to applications
without delay. WIN. J. PARSONS. ,
81. Cloud, May 9th, 1853. III vbn42-tf &"
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TheD IT. CLOUD Ae,aptrat.
i. CLOUD, MINI, AUGUST Cru, 1868.


The following letter. letter, received : few
evenings siuce by Col.I Stephen Miller,
has. been placed in our possession
CAMP NEAR BEnL,S, MARYLAND.
July 18th, 1863 - 7HJ:s.
- SiRA1 1t is with deep regret I'announce to
you the death Of your son., Lieutenant Wesley
F.. Miller, who was killed on the I'd of July at
the late battle Of Gettysburg, while, participa-
ting in the rcpulsc Of the enemy's attack oD
Rock liiti. 49,. -" =. '''' .'''-
Since his appointment to the regiment, he
has been constantly on duty with it, and had
already become an accomplished officer. He
was with his regiment in the pitched battles of
Fredericksburg and Chaucellcrs+ille:: He
fought nobly in this last battle, and on field
victorious to our arms. AS a soldier, he could
have asked for no more appropriate place to
die. While he was with the regiment, his
many soldierly qualities gave him the esteem
and attachment of his brother officers, and
while deeply deploring his loss, let me in be-
half Of the officers of the regiment, offer to
conaole with you in your misfortune.
1 an, respectfully your obe''ient servant.
'''.- DIP. HANCOCK, 5:.','
Capt. Thu. s. Infantry, Cong Regt:
10 this Col: Miller returned the follow
ing noble and touching response. . If
ST.. PAUL, MINI. July -, 1868.
Capt. D. p. Hancock, Com'g 7th Infantry,
S. a, !a:,:: =; Il: %.s'. .. : II ..
/. CAprA1N--1 am just in receipt Of your COM
munication Of the 18th inst.. announcing the
death of my eldest son, Lieutenant Wesley F..
Miller, at the Battle Of Gettysburg, on July2d
Be pleased to accept for;yoursclf, and tender
to the officers Of your command, on behalf Of
myself and family, the sincerest gratitude for
this expression of sympathy to ourselves, and
respect to the departed. ....'
While we deeply lament his fall, VIC cannot
| hut feci highly hanoreA that he shared SO long
the reputation Of 50 gallant 4 regiment: lived
to so good purpose devoted his life to prin-
ciplcs so holy-and died upon field so glori-
ous in history. -. ,
| :..t. Very gratefully yours, > ..
STEPHEN MILLER.
Lieut.. .Millcr's remains we're removed
from the field, and have been placed in
the family burial grounds near Harrisburg
10 his memory, peace and, honor! i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

Mayor 6pdykEhss vetoed the ordinance
passed BY Tie Common Council Of New York
ssity, during 81 jast .tt.r The riot, to pay $500
for'the 'exempttonof tach conseriPt;% in that
eity: n.aI slnI.a.ad /. .t...: b .17.L IL - =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
e ,oSf:., CtOuD BOOK STORE.

TOHN u; kOARNBERGRR would rsspe,cti-
u fully inform tks, citissns of st. Cloud eiid
Northern hinlsssSs tist hs has purchased the
Z, entire stock Of thS ST C1oud Book store and
msds large additions thereto, ind llss now On
had. h.ad "Gsapl.:s .::ets.eat Of Books, St.
xs9 ssy rsssa sf s:sf :sa s:
y std, stoa klso, the Standard Series Of echool
T ooks.; Persons will ind Il 10 their advantaee
:. to procure their st. Paul and New York Daily
{ isad weekly papers ~ this store. The uumer-
oup PAtSens snd friends Of the Old St. Cloud
Book 6tore srs cordially invited to attend.
~ } v4n34-ly "'-@
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

,, In the case Of the seized vessel Peterhof
md others, Judge Belts gave his decision on
Saturday, adverse to the claimants. F..,,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

President Lincoln's petition-Grant U. s.
more victories 'it4s Asda<-iately. >s.1 j. ~ ..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

! I've live amid surfaces, and the art Of life
.tiLti ~: " - .33l y fiIii ~ l.
il to skate. well on them.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

JOB PRINTING,
OF al1 kinds neatly, ehesply and expeditioosl::
executed.
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.,THE III EMocRAT,
RATES OF ADVERTISING

z = HATES UF AUVEhI1S1UU
po. column, on. year, $4,000
Half column, $500
f)ne.fburth Of column =, y, 5000
enc square, (ten lines Or less) one week, 100
business Cards not over si1 lines, 800
over six lines and under ten, 700
0Lxkl1. Advertising Done, at, legal rates.
g.. Ali letters Of business to be directed to the
EDITOR.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

Lieut.. >Millcr's remains we're removed
from the 6cld, and have been placed in
the family burial grounds near Harrisburg.
10 his memory, peace and. honor! )
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

our feet in that quarter Of the world ~ The Relief
win leave In few days tic sooner things are ieft t. 60
by her the better. -

our feet in that quarter Of the world AZ The Relief
win leave IN few days tic sooner things are lon t. 60
by her the better. 49, . 80 .o
The Adams Express steamer Mary Sandlord sn.i, 10
s,v for tho South autio feet with cargo y Ice Tor
tb sailor. and IrcB - tie squadron Admiral Dahgien
aa write homo 70 tie officers here, telling them to
esk ,be friends 81 al sailors. marines, aud officers row
Charleston to do something toward providing
III, "a vh les and such little Geclcics not far
nished by the Government. Inc ueat s. oppressive
rs not been surpassed IL the South for several years
and ne Admiral describes thc suflcngs 81 the men
vorkirr Tie guns uufcr the inference az the miodry
ann &, really ,Xcrucigtibg. IbcIo are some thirty
Inns and there are now over 1900 men on board
line vessels OF Dahl,Icns squadron, al u whom have
eome friends ~ the loyal States IL !, hoped 't tbs
nnnoGrcomcnt VIII result In some practical good Tor the
brave fellows WHO arc nsItins so heto.caly for their
country.
There has been considerable change in tho command
Of he iron cads Since the fight in April The follow.
.gg.ll 10 tlolf equalization IN tao coming Ioh. ~
Sumter: " . =.
who distin grs ed himself OF .ewb'iu
IsiAp.co--Commaidsd by Licr tor'1srder y G. frd,er
e Baltimore VINO /. also acIg Captain Of Ordnance on
tue siaf 81 Admiral Daislen.
l-Coinmsndej BY Lieut. cOamandor {. G. CApea
yV,eSsvken-C oumandcfby Commander Calhoun.
NorfarL To- Commanded ty Capt. faii.sN.
Yssar-C Commanded by Lieut-C commander SIMPSON
pshsu'--C Commander John Downs.
kartuc.C.-lo Commander Beaumont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

THO Terro Haute and Alton Railroad earned
FOR tie past week. in August. LeGJ taGgj3 ~; IN le6
as. III 2I-givins an increase Of $500 ID.
The New-York Central Railroad Company
advertise elsewhere for proposals to purchase cO0
Of It's coupon bonds ~ moot in part the debt
u g. 00O O00. due 18th OF June.
The Money market is inclining toward greater
ease. and money is freely offered 1t sac Y cent few
| ans have been renewed. however. at T. cent Gold
is ltte higher. but without activity. 1t opened 10
day at IL! sold up to i2Ji, and closed at 1871.
hlr. Cisco, tho Assistant Treasurer OF tho
United Statcs has given notice to tho holders OF ten
porary loan certificates payable in gold coin that he WI"
pay thcm ON the 18th inst and that interest VIII cease
after that date This amount. $3.50 eco. completes
the repay VI VI tae g0d borrowed w Ga'esulsas
kela.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18
s.-4-- Condition OF the preednen.

Tor-
Porn ROYAL, Aus. T. iss1
Outside Of the war, there seems 10 ono SUD
s. tet lies all attentions IS does TIC oas ses icflA
b. ne Above heading.
Dy,ng recsn. Wit North, passing through portions
~ the States OF Pennsyi, snis hsvYorf SewJerssy.
h,sware Rhode Island and Massachusetts, Is 1as 10
Lortiuusl cry-Tsl as Of tie negro Of Lis nsdeA Of
sIfs bis capacities and his poverE i answered qs''
toners ill icy tongue grew weary sAd ny voice hSoTeo
LnA 20. the neope we're not satisfied. 1EeIs we.s stu
question, 20 AK new mysteries " exple. otley iscEs
10 set forth.
uthis at d.. first glance may seem strange 1a' 10
b. straugsi Now should Northern people KNOW aug nt
bf the negro Of the Slave States, Lite Boys ana ga
bent weekly " TIE SabbathSchool and nom four years
old TO twenty. They read books that told them all
hbout the Rindoo and tho Hotentots the BIamins ard
Perans and the returned missionary drew tears from
young and bright syes and deep sympathies from ten
Ger and guilcess heaits he detailed the customs o.
1eathen6on, and many q treasured penny fell f0r
sOung and generous hngsrs into tie missionary box
hep TO send missionaries " the heather away away
hcrOss the seas.
hnrer or returned missionary dared open the dread DC
E,,ts Of the Southern planatioli WHO talked II
Sbe hearing Of Yoang America Of saving the souls
khe "niggsrs' Of shs cane and eotton FIELD, They
krampled down uat it, name was misspeled and mis
xrooounced, they who If spoken Of at all
XpoEen OF ss TO convey the idea that an investigate
Eto their nature would b. crime Of the darkest grade
90 subject the reckless inquirer 70 the pains and psna
T. OF cstracsm 10 socal and religious circles not
gar and feathers. prison. or hanging Oh ths hsAre
Thu regro has lived in our very midst unknown.
baye ulderstoOd hun would have denounced Shaver
\lg Nv Il l1s iiDIll W 1ss ~Sl. W w &s0 )
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18
Fnupurryr INCOME RErURys.-Ths pre-

minary examination OF Origen Siorrs OF Loekport %
complaint Of ). H. Murphy United States Assessed
OF / ho XXIXth Collection District, was had be.or9
United states Commissioner Gorham, on Friday IN ta
United States Court Rooms ia Albany. United State(
District Attorney DAFT conducted tho examination %
tho part Of tie Government. l was proved that ths
defendant In making his income returns to the AsSstanS
Assessor neglected 10 return amount of money 10
ceyel IN the year st2 as Lis share OF the profits OF td
nm OF Loyd Co, engaged in the oil business in tas
STATE of Pennsylvania. After mll hearing. the de.
l,udart vas held 10 ball FOX ms appearance at TIE
term of tho United States Court at Auburn leXt weeO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18
TIN Parrish FRIGATs OREro. ALIAS FLoR|

IDA, AND the SNIP SOUTHERN CgosS.-We heye helcrs
reported that this British thief p,undcred and ues,ols
The ship Southern Cross but letter rom Capt. ho.s
lated Ceara (Bra2iD. July gives few facts ho' uo
fore published Capt. HOwes showed the pfase evn.'
manacr that his cargo shipped on French a.soan
bu. he replied that made 10 difference " the sup N'S
American and bound Ia New.Yors and would. tnefos
fore be bdrned." aud lao was bad as his word .aP
HOVCs had his wife with him. and some OF Aer 1919
himself the tool OF his British masters treated the sa
we'll Tho crew Of 'ue southern Cross ha.e aiI 10y
York; bur tho cep AIN. his WIFE ana tle - ~ 81
we've at Ccara, uad wVuua ystwa hows W wy We
paulAncQ.
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rnNnl.
tnNni.
DHrArTURr OF TrL U. s. sTgAMBE orArm CITY.

DIrAnTURr og TrL U. s. STEINER orArm eIrT.
Yesterday Admiral Paulding received orders
nom TIE Nory par,raent 10 dispatch this rostsl TO
sea a. once Tho authorities oi the Yard Immediately
were Get to vcik " prepare tic vessel. nlI in fow
honrs slc hsd AZ Ter stores lnl provic.ons board
and ythiug ready TO depart Sic cleared from tie
wharf about4 O'Clock IN ,e AFTERNOON having on board
tbe special orders Of tht N.yy Department pi being
bouud for BON, unknown Dissipation The Quaker City
sde wheel steamer Of nino gurs 800 inns burden
and rates eenoi c,ss "A the Navy. Sho attached
vice thnt SO Lad e. he Ant home Tor repair, Which
have been elected Tho olwing is slst OF hoy oGccls
Comma der J. VI. Wsler, Mou,on-s STA, C,rryi N.
',": Di hst d "s,- es. ,t nv
Msohlt7 =. T. Mech.i. ! hns. JohA 4. hlsI'y. Seal.
/ ANOInt. IIOS-OAAD ,I.aYL oo.TpAcrp ron
! Tie Mcssfs SecoT IL J,ascy tly have conf acted
with ihe Government IL bua new iron vessel OIL var
to be provided VITA double ends and double plOpelos
hons tts similar 10 The ueei OF wood ssses which
have boon jas. completed. The cOuhaoiois mnLiug
arrangements 10 Iut the now ship upon The stocks
~ To be abouy 20 eat long pgOpOrtionste beam and
Gepis VI nold but when loaded VIII not draw ~ much
water these dimensions would geem to Indicate sne
via be completed III about nine months. PROVIDED Win
engines ana all requiseS kr sea service. She Ia T.
senblc Ia every particular The ship for which Mr. T. H.
Rowland Of GTcenpot received contract some Li.o
since. Her keel viii Do made IN low days al tao irOu
( clad vhId IN Jersey City who're tLe 1ecnnseh. Arn
4 haitian and Comnnchc have been recently built bir
IilkbccA jr VIII supo. intend tho construction u ~,
craft
ORDERED TO TIE MEDiTrRRANRAH.
The Secretary Of the Navy has Instructed AdmlIa
Pauding 10 dispatch tho United States steamship lie
lief to the Mediterranean squadron with stores pro
visions and all ncccssarcs for tho Meet She WIZ ~
ltLsd up immediately. and viii leave IN lew days
Persons having friends In the squadron sfe Informed
that letters papers and parcels. properly dIeceu ant
left at the Brooklyn Naval Lyceum wni DO chceiiaiij
forwarded The Mediterranean squadron now coiisis
Of tho United States ships Constellation ana IT. LOUIS
both sailing corvciies but II Is said that the hne steam
frgate Niagara which has Just been completed Mt Bos
tpT md Two d0ubleea sIa WI " IaRi " 70 eliofcI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18
OroE ErsgavATIos.-Wo spent ha'r day


tbs uee1 -, tie agency aud Ito reservation Of tie
Uioe Indians. iilecn niles north ~ town IN Nebraska
and had n chance 10 view specimens of tie nobc led
OF lie forest ~ to speak. We found their agent.
Nal Baker suffering eIely from tie cry pcas The
Otucs number about 4UU on the alton.
being constantly AWAY with other tribes. Tho number
Is defe0sl4R slowly year by year Their lands (sOrc
% 90 about the best ~ the Blue valley nor ia
Oi here Tho whcs among them doing the Govern.
mems wOia Gro making money rapidly. We found or
hcnd Hysns formerly Of tho 1ecumach IN. ID hotel,
dong up tie blacksmithng Tor them. Tho Oocs have
roesuty adopted police regulations among themselves.
having regularly elected officers, &c. They now im.
pose protiy heavy hno (geueraly whipping on any
one of The uibe getting drunk. Tho organization Las
military eass AID ID encouraged by tho v hltcs.
luis blue thsl.ls) Union.
SEVERE SToRM-A thunder storm at North
Amherst Mass, last Tuesday evening raised "Mil
fncI ~ rapidly that tho carried away ten feet
OF "A solid Stone dam. a bridge a few feet below no
turned bottom side up aud three Indies standing upon
II ~ero crushed TO death. gentleman with them was
severely injured. 1he bleaching house Of Hills X bon
was destroyed and with II s. 600 worth of pain leaf
palm Otcr bridges aud eu.yeits were also swept OH
damaging property to the amount OF e. 0O0 Iho towns
in ,ho vicinity xu1s Wv Wyca iDjusea W stss@s tasI
bAiRt HAy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18
Receiufs of rreduse.

M,xn,Y Arg ia 1870 bbls. Flour; oE bbs Cornreai
- bis. WHISKY, n 600 bush Wheat lNo2t hlsn tornl
70 * bush Oats $50 bush. Malt 2l2 rckss Cicaks 3 ~
rc,t Pei, orliai t.e poAss Butter ~ peAos Lad ~ peAso
as.ss. ~ pcAgs. Provisions.
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4 i J. Forth Gooahue sVolm.ser,s =
An AlesolY! ! f55fTf;.

Tile following lines were written On the
death of three baby cousins, INA COX, Lin
mic Cox, and Eta Moacham:> ~ ~
And when stern winters chilling blast
Had swept by hillside, dale and eion,
Der earth the melting beams of light were
. Il cast, $500 81 III SO FITS - T3}@a<fA'~
Then spring. had come again.d9stN -
:...t ; g.. .,s.y. 10 s,sfiGG s<ts,oTG aj@s"
Those softening beams, with Friendship
y. = fAugAC, = = :; I = 49,
Had pierced tie earth's cold hear:. ,.
And now the leaves we long had sought,
NithJoy we bid them start. ~.
With kindred ties. three parent stems
8 Were standing side Ivy site,' r." ti'>'
Each putting forth their 5udlet gems, ~
The rose, perhaps, to grace bride.
Not SO: the rude, relentless blast Fl
Came 6ashing mudly by, e
and tosthe earth the budlcts cast.
10 droop: to pine and die. -
But God will opc the bud in heaven,
And in his royal diadcm
He'll place the blossoms chrth hath given,
10 bloom for angels; not for mon.
Among the cherub angel throng
DO Anna. Linnie, Eta stand,
They sing their baby angel song,
Aud bid us welcome to that band, 49,.
B. A. c.
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Fms kCoxrlxr MkErISa regular
monthly meeting o. the company escnrs 10.
night Let there b Z full attendance o: it's
'nsmbers, 8 business II much importance
70 tie company will be transacted. r. .e
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VICTORIA;

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/" Vicsoria,'' is fully equal in interest and depth
Of plot to either Of those which have secured
so large ashire OF Pl blic approval, and we csn
earnestly, recommend tito all storyrreatlers!!
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Democratic Caucus.

=" Democratic Caucus.
The Democratic voters of the City and
Township OF Red Wing, will meet in Caucus
on Friday evening April 81, at Sterling Hall
to nominate candidates for City and Town
officers, to he supported at the election: on
Tuesday, the 7,h day Of Aplil next. A
general attendance is requested.
a,s /: By order Of Town Committee.
Red Wing, March 81.
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Il. So - EcE,8 1T,
Kef1'eSzblllelSL:i Hat,

~
saH aaaa RED WING, MINN.ai,hs3Il" b
Plum street, East SIDE. doors Nai" .t,ses
Come Citizens and Farmer, ali, ~ / essti@
. And. give The Nsaos Sazoos acall3;'f a7A scaf
rIll dish You up an. Oyster stow zseEzf
Or roast, or fry, as may please you, ia ''@7&
9 " chicken nicely fricaseoed, aG5 ~ ata5t .e,4
,sOr in any other form volt need; r0~3 '.''
q And Tur keys roasted, boncd or fried, at Il {
l.They were nice and fat BEFORE they died.
Then there's head cheese and picked feet,
And spare-rib tao, all you can eatf;e J. y eEa@
And steaks Object and pork, ANA pickl dtripe;
md sometimes d rabbit, sometimes snipe.
Somctimcsa dish ofvenison ,or partridge rare,
Or other wild game eau 1T with snare, ii
or pork a I'D beans. all nicely baked.
J. A Yankees credit here is stsked,1s1 ah9 ~ i
10 make Us tino pumpkin pic, j. @a;'''. 4iYa
g ~ mince, or spple, or eranberfy,s%'
Or other kind, as houscwifesfair, oa;
Can manufacture with,skillful.ca care.
Ihcn add to these al kinds Of cake, $50
Sacll as good housewives like to make
J thcreS' picked cabbage ,or cold 'slaw I'll
!. ana apples either. cooke 4 or raw, 49, Z.
And other fruit OF various kinds ;~idT
fickles, Catsups, these You'll find, - y 5.ss5
With hsh, and eggs, and sausage too; IVA
All Kept ON purpose to please YOU! ~
IN drinks I'm hound to give YOU MI, VII
The various kinds for which you call,, -,,
- That health and happiness can give,
And make life pleasant while you live. '%$
SO gentlemen and ladies fair. f., e...-
Give ma q call, and with great care
III strive to please you one and all, -; =
- Both male and female, great and small. g
II. B:-Ladies' Saloon up stairs-cntrance
out side. Mrs. BECK in attendance. Il