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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
7 He N NEW YORK MERCURY
FOE TIE NEW YEAR.

1t is with no fear Of Wars effect upon their
literary fortunes, that the publishers of 7Ae
Ne0 York Mercury acknow dge the unwa verine
loyalty oftheir two hundred thousand subscrib-
ers, and announce to them. and to all, that
The New York Mercury for this year 1863
will be richer in every luxury Of Polite Litcra
turc than aver before. 1t is no upstart spccua
ton, no temporary &" sensatioD,n hut u first.
class literary weekly, which has been familiar
to the United States :or a quarter Of century:
and while the wishy washy mushroom priiits
OF yesterday are cutting down their talent evon
", whlie they raise their subscription price, The
New York Mercury maintains all its great staff
Of Romancers, Poets, Hrmorlst., Essay lists.
Story Tellcrs, and Editors, and promises to
make it still greater for 1863.
ltis tho one paper for every home. Its forty
columns OF reading matter per week constitute
an unparalleled
CONSERVATORY Of THE ENTERTAINING
and its Novels, Miscellaneous Tales, Beauties
|of Verse, Gossip, Feuilletons, Broa.!si,lss Of
Humor, and Polished Editorials, combine to
|cpitosnize all the charms of
WIT AND SENTIMENT!
The husband reads it to his wife, the mother to
her children, the lover to his sweetheart. the
soldier to his comrads, AMI the village school
master to the circle around the stove. tits IA
miliar to the sight Of every man. woman and
eaA1u III o"' CouHtiy onu has regular SuDScrlD-
ers IN several countries Of Europe, The New
York Mercury ls slso identified with the grand
est patriotism of the age, for several members
Of its brilliant Staff hold high rank in our noble
army, and have made themselves famous with
the sword as with tic Pen. The great illus.
trating artist Of The New York Mercury. the
inimitable barley, gives the paper the highes,
attributes Of Fine Art; and yet this largest lit
erary weekly of the day promises to s,,rpass
itself in all these respects during the Kew Year!
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
FINKLE & LYONS
Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines make the lock stitch alike
on both sides, and use less that half the thread
and silk that the single or double thread loop-
stitch Mochines do; will Hem, Fell, Gather
Cord, Braid, Bind, &C., and are better adapted
than any other Sewing Machine in use to the
frequent changes and great variety Of sewing
required in family, for they will sew from
one to twenty thicknesses of Marselles without
stopping, and MAKE Every stitch perfect, or from
the finest gauze to the heaviest beaver cloth,
or even the stoutest harness leather. without
changing the feed needle, or tension, or making
any adjustment of Machine whatever u!
They are simple in construction, and easily
understood ; and if any part is broken by acci
dent, it is readily replaced.
These are PECULIAR FACTS, and will 90 far tc
determine the choice OF any Intelligent buyer
Please Call and Examine or send for Circular
N. B. Local Agents wanted in sections me-
yet occupied. Address,,
FINKLE & LYON S. M. CO..
vSn2 No. 538 Rrond,ro,, Na,, K,Z
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

We have lately intro
duced a new style fam =
lily Sewing Machine
making the Shuttle
Stitch, or stitch alike
on both sides, arrang-
ed in the same stye.
ind yo!d~at the same
prices as our Grover u
Baker StitchMachlncs.
,GR0VEp r. RAH ED,c
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

Call and examine our
Mach ines before pur-
chas g elsewhere. We
manufacture q large
variety Of styles ofearh
stitch, and adapted to
the Requirements Of
Families aud Manufac-
turers OF goods where
'sa wing is employed.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
VICTORIA:

VICTORIA;
THE HEIRESS OF CASTLE CLIFFE.
BY COUSIN NAY CARLETON,
Author If Gi1sy Gocer,' I" Subj Cam,bsH.' >
Ermiais," La Nasque," fc., dc.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

| (EFAOLT has been made in tie condition
- o1 mortgage executed by Carclius Schul-
sfua M ana tauline Schulerud. his wife, to Smith,
Melgs q Co.. dated December 18th, 1850. and
was dul recorded in the Office Of Register Of
DEEDS, IN and for Goodhue county, Minnesota.
on the 2lst day OF December 1859. in book = ~
Mortgage Deeds, on page IA; which said mort
gage was given to secure the payment of a note
sHeGu'ea sm;,h ?y Carelius schulerud, payable to
smith: Meigs d Co., CT order, one year after
datr for the sum Of s2s5 SO with interest until
Paia at the rate Of three per cent per month.
AUG oated December 10Th, 1859. and is upon'
ana conveys from the said C.rclius SchsIerud
auu lauilIc Scluierud. to Smith. Meiss L. Co..
10 &c c.casance. the folio lug described
lahas and premises, to wit: The west half Of
.le scu' heast quarter, and the southeast QUAR-
,eI Vi Tie southeast quarter of section n1Imbcr-
''urtcen IA }, and the southwest Quarter of the
|southWtst quarter Of section number thirteen
la), az OF township number one hundred and
.en 'lo) north OF range number eighteen (1S)
west: containing in all one hundred and sixty
I loo) acres, according to Government survcy
'neico1' DE the same more or less. And, where
u.s. sad note Is due and wholly unpaid. and
C"ere Is Claimed to be due and is due thereon
1T tnc date OF this notice the >um of three hum
I,eu Ju.i "la SSty thre' and fity-fvc one hun
oreath dollars (S363 55j; and 10 suit or pro-
ccedlng at law or otherwise has been instituted
70 recover the same any part thereof
WV lhcIeiore: notice is hereby given that
ny virtue OF power Of sale contained in suil
mortgage AID recorded Herewith. and Of tic,
statute in such case maize and provided. said
mortgagcd premises above Ge.;cribed viii lrc
offered for sale. and sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, by the Sheriff Of
'o1uhue county, Minnesota. at the trcnt door
oi INC Court liouse. in Red " ing. il, said vouu-
ty, on 7hu'*day, tue It'll duyot Sc tender. d.
1868, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day.
TO SAT-. the amount that shall then be due
Oh said noe ana mortgage, togc,ll~r with the
COSTS OF ~ lc allowed ty law. Dated Red Wing.
Au-u,t :,Lh, 1863. SMITH, MEIGS IL CO.
n2ySWT Morn.,n.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
La Crosse l. Milwaukee Railroad

La Crosse T. Milwaukee Railroad.
With its connections, forms the shortes,
quickest, aud only direct route to
Mil,caukee, Chicago, Detroit, Pits
burg, Toledo, Neo York, Boston,
and all points East and South ...
One Of the splendid United States mail steam
ers Northern Belle, Keokuk and Moses N,LeI-
Ian, will leave st. Paul daily at 4. H.. from
vharf-boat, foot of sibley street, connecting
ct La Crosse next morning (Sundays excepted
after breakfast with the 4. n. train. arriyin1
At Minnesota Junction 1e, ,05 r. n, in Milwaukee
at 2.35 the same afternoon. and in Chicago at
same nyening. in time to connect with all
Eastern and Southern trains. rs
This Is the only route by which passengers
are snre of making connections in Miiw.nkee
or Chicago, the next evening after leaving ST.
Paul.
Baggage checked through.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA La CROSSE.
For through tickets to all points Fast ard
South, applyso SHELDON Il nODGNAN.
: : Red Wing.
= j. GooDsIcH. Manager, Milwaukee.
j. u. kIHEALL, Gen. Ticker Az. sgi:waukea
W. ". WILsos- Gen. Passenger AetSt. .Pa1
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16

DRs. JACKSON, HERBERT & co.. Pro
prict,rs of tho National Dispensary, establish.
cd Cincinnati, O., Jan. \, 1860, cure al private
diseases with unsSampled rapidty. We gar
potency, Nocturnal Emissions. or Self Abuse
D,uHNAL Emissions, Female Complaints, in
short. every possible form and variety Of Sexu-
lar Disease. Cures rapid, thorough and per
manent, apL fees moderate. Send for our Cir
cular-FlFrEEN large in. by II in. letter
pages, of varied, valuable ard INTERESTING
matter. Also, Circular intended for ladies
only.
Dr. Jacksons Female Pills-one dollar pei
box--sEND FOR CIRCULAR.
Special written Replies, wellsealcd ,scnt with
tho Circular, without charge. One Of the
over published. 800 pages, 100 engravings "Thc
Mountain Of Light. or Medical Protector and
Marriage Guide. and an Explicit Key to Love
and Beauty" 1t SATISFACTORILY r. veals
various subjects mover before fully explained
in any popular work in the English language
one dollar and three Scent stamps. Fully dos
crihca in Circular. which every young man
should have, whether sick or we'll.
Medicine and instructions, sent promptly to
any part OF tho country. Consultation Rooms
"i tho pispensary, No. ls7 Sycamore st. P.
q. Box No. 43e.
b X. JACKseN'S ORIENTAL LINZ MENT
Removes all GOODNESS, and reJu venates organs
which have lain dormant for many years. 1t
VIII cure any case Of impotency, creates and
increase tho passions Tor any reao snvble time
Can hs mailed with perfect safety. Price ss
per bottle.
Or..Jdcksoas French Patent MaIeSafe
II is perfectly sa 70 and never fAils to give sat
isketiea. II is the only suro and safe pre-
veutasive against contracting disease ever in
vented. Price st each, ~ per halt dozcu, and
81 per dezen, sent by mcil.
nl6l Dec. 1, sea:ly
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-16
THE VOLUNTEER.

We arc prepared to do any and all kinds OF
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-05


. AN INSTANCE Of MERCANTILE IN1Eo.
.R1rY.-The Boston Journal records the
following: >.'' - '-.
about twenty years ago Young man,
u'auscd Thomas Hardy, of South 1'anvers,
in this State. meeting with misfortune in
business, determined to leave his native
town and seek his fortune III tie West,
with the firm resolve that, # Providence
smiled upon his efforts, he would return
and pay his debts to tho uttermost ta,thing.
After struggling for long time in the
West, with vari.d success, he NP,oceeded
to California about six years ago, and thera
accumulated a. handsome fortune ,sHae-
iny thus accomplished his desires, he re-
Gently returned to Stuth lHanyeEs for the
purpose of cancelling the Claims Of kia
old creditors. This he did in fun, paying
both principal aud interest," ,& amounting to
:twcnty.6ye9 thousa"d dollars: t:Nhile do
ing business in, South, Danyers,y he had a
partner whose share Of jthe debts IF the
6r,ia he has tiquidated Il; yw;eiRa2 BE own.
Mt satisfied with This, re msde; I h~>aber
eftIae'isrous ogifts; and, onaM Moud.p .eveu>'
ins. gave A. spleMlu .snter.aiu.llnnent ln 10 his
tS,lMA' 'tTlends and associatess ;i;i H.
:"Such; incidents as Ills are an hcnor to
human nature, and: stnxu,*tt !; b*iSA, ex-
,salpie Ear yopne .nerekaa,esand busiuss.
nnen to imitats.''' :: :, ,t;1:.ssz I'D E.-,
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fADUEL on HORsEBACK.


The authop Of "Notes from tho South
Coi. lEsrvo,r,x, Gohtodcrate officers gives
che felleesinse graphic. account Of and cpl.
svde ipen oftte fights took ,place during
McClellan's o 'erati"ils on the "i'eninsuiav
Meantime an episode in sthaqi3htoccur-
red, ~ thf Stps q assl bgetes" one % 4 4
the enemy Dragons and one Of our Tex.
ans, on "a sa.alI field elesebyd The dtag'
Of 9TH his e.~rades, sadd di:1plsysydl 'sash siiIl
10 5i til misnaggsea1SSt Of hts horse and ri
tho, Use yf hij gSas61frd: thdt it was quite
|lreesare to Watch him: 'n.a2q' oa~.e 'a: T.. =
|sn niia v1aid did tbeT Texan make lunse ate,
1uhT md tryhan n'softs of 'sxpsdiehts at
overcome bis, ..Stagoaist: slhe. idtagaloan| agla|
sat a. +firm u, s ffocK ii; Els saddle, welding
b is sword lfkae bfapd of lightning. -'By By
lie n'aniier n, III Which he Kahassd 'Ria hDtsst,.
Eind wespeb I5hdgsa ii nahsos!ho r'sa 4
hnm1T9 odt .rsLlus.,E. 10 ,nisnoogiW hrs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-05

Gern..s5I Ireops !, ssda So zbuld mot help
~.tsh,aR t't ~. ;,;pk eoptef xith great
iateres he a fH Ssentinued to
!xheeEE asis eppoa,A on s aeet barb,
saeerly 1kisea:ts1asa a fope thrust,
s~htist Abe dfagoon,/ with a cool, steady
|sye, followed all t|y movements Of hi:
antaeonitt. At last they close
in ear1 est. A blof, parry and thrust
follow close upon each other.
The Texan had slasbea the adragoon's
shoulder, so that the blood began to flow.
which aroused cheer feon the Texans
hooking on but at~the~ 'samc =moment, the
former received, back stroke, which cut
through the sleeveand flesh of his left arm
The Texan now back ed his hotse like
lightning, and his tellow-troopeIs rushed
forward to look IT his wound b1t Without
paying my heed to his hart he again
lashed at his oppeaens and made iunge
at his Breast The drrgson parried it with
great dexterky, and at the same atime let
dy quarte which caused a slashing
wound in the Texans back. The latter
<purred on his horse to little distance,
ind bafore could take means to prevent
the cowardty act, he took out p=stol and
deliberately shot the brave dta9oon, who
fell dead from his saddle. The. bullet
had entered just below the region Of the
heart.
Much grieved at his fate, I ordered
crave to be dug to receive the remains O..
hbe brave German trooper. We burriei
aim in his rcgimentals, with his trust,
word upon his breast, and his pistol l..
;lis side. This sad act having been pec-
.,rmcd. I sent for the Texan, and after IT.
:'rima"dins him severely for *:oowsrd!>
conduct, l ordesed him to seek service iii
~rme other corps telling him that | coul>i
lot think Of allowing fellow Of his stamp
% remain III my regiment. The Texan
<cowled at me with his wild cat-iike eyes,
and murtering curse, mounted his horse.
and road away.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-05

A Rich sroRY-The following We clip
from an exchange 1t is old but good
and will bear reading again
= = Do any Of you know old Bill bowery?
He moved from Springfield TO- some point
IN Minnesota. Bill tough. smart as
whip, keen as briar, but then, like all
"f US feIklrs, Bill loves to see the bottom
of tie sunbkr at all times! Well; once
there was a Methodist revival in town
Bill was there and a little to full of his
kind of spirit to hold much Of the other
kind. But he sat still. At last the scr
mon was ended, and the minister came
down from bis proclamation stand and
said Il:
"Now, I want all who love the. Lord
Jesus, to come forward and be prayed
for T. To- .''-. 49,
No one moved. In a minute lie re-
peated -.
''Brethern and sinners. want all who
love the Lord, or who wish to love Linn, to
come forward on the bench -
No one moved. Then he looked mad
and spoke out rather quick-~r::,:;, =.
"lt. there is man in this house who
is friend of the Lord, I want him to come
forward If He has no, friends we will
quit - 9o':*
Just then old Bill arcse;o hitchcd up
his trousers, and in peculiar, l'alf-sobcr
voice sang OUT. .,. =,
"Hold-on.thar 'm-I'm-1'm q. friend
of the Lord or arg other mi" who hain't
no more friends thaa be pears to have
in this section - :f.,~ ~:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-05
FROM THE SECOND BIT aur.

CHa11 ,NO' GA, Oct. 10Th, 1868
DER DEMOcKAT.-Wc are still in pos.
ess'on Of this place and each day td~ t,
the security Of our position, and places
;h,s much coveted pr.ze OF the rebels far
ther .tiom their sra+p. From the slopes
of l. okou: Mountain anil Mission Ridge
they lrok down upon Us. Their plcke &
aud our own stand within easy ,nnskc,
RAJ &c and exchange Compliments and pa
pers daily. From the. contral Fjrt in ou
line OF carthworks the rebels can be se, u
cooking, eating aud lounging about. "a"
occasional shot is thrown from our works
at their trains when they pass them
temptinsly within range. A few desert
crs come IL daily. They all speak Of the
disaftection Of tn" Tennessee troops.
We are much amused with the newspa-
p"r accounts Of our defeat, which is dis
played in such startling capitals in jour-
mails that incline towards Copperhcadism
Tho Army Of the Cumberland has not
been beaten but HIS accomplished the
great and all important work to which It
was assigned, with a comparatively sliyh,
loss of men and material Of war
The six months preparation made at
Murfree>bvro the fore part Of this year.
had direct reference to this campaign
On the :4th Of June the campaign was
commenced in which the known and &C
kuowledyed plan was to take posse sion
Ut Chattanooga and occupy and hold it
The army moved steadily down through
Middle iennessec, avoiding u battle with
the enemy by superior aank,ng ~, ve.
ments, the Importance Of which were lost
sight Of BY the North in the brilliancy 4
the operations at Nieksburg and in III.
keystone State, which to.k place at that
time: With the army at the foot Of thee
Cumberland mouutains, Rosecraps spent
six, weeks in still farther perfesting his
army and establishing base; toy supplies
1t Stevenson. So 10 H., %s"l.t. 10
| On the 18th Of August the army was
again in motion, crossed the Cumberland
mountains, bridged the Tennessee river
and moved against the enemy. By 9
heavy 4Anki"g movement over Sand and
Lookout mo mountains, pptraiiuss the enemy were com:
peled to ev-cnate Chattanooga and Gen.
Rosecrans established his Headquarters
there Sept, 1gth, 1888. The e .aflagoki"s
mpvj ~ent xas continued under the sup:
position that the the :eneen enemy T. would retire to
Alta ta, Ga. o;srs g.. -: ,.... -,
{: Bragg suddenly concentrated his army
AT. .Chickamupga Greek and receiving
large geiuforcemeats ensased Il, ,R0seorans s;q ns
heavily and dsspsratelsy, befye he a hardy
had time to coasept'ate PISS l, a ts army, With 81
WAS widely scattered, to resist the territe 9I
on.et s6, 900 effective s7t men e vi w'4fh'tqoq} e}
thu tre~ea'ofas; f j, avalanche Of f. the bes' be-
troop. ip the canfsderase' e @ on e Saturday az
the 49th qt sept, epd II vas oply by mas: pss
tsrly movements Of o9ffd troops % Sunday, y .he
2oab. thai enabled kqsee5aaasa a rePel The
A4speFata assaults aoS SIS, ,sFgHy oysFHhslpiae !, a
Eoaa as,isst h3n;s Ha epessS'33 es 3d4 trd So =
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-V-
FRIENDS.

1t is sweet to be loved when IL. sunshine is
Ger US, + ,
AMI our pathway as bright as . clear sum,
mer sky; ..,.. LIZ g
When Hopes tairy visions are dancing before
US 80 - r-'
wes.'s happier far, when our loved oaes ale
nigh, ....~.- ..5. :.
And gratefully kneelipg.
Our glaa prayer sscends, -
-. Our Father N heaven L..
We thank Thee tor lrieLds i.
But o.! It's when sickness Or sorrow has found
uS,
Anu our sad hearts can dance to light meas.
-. ares No more, ,-:
That We leun un the love Of the dear ones u round
i AND learn how to prize them, ~ never be :ore
Then bowling submissive,
The heart tow bends,
-. And We tAunk The urexti t1ixer ,
That still We have friends.
Yes! e'.r will We bless Thee, Our Father in
heaven,
In gi.dness, iu sadness, through ali our lif. :
day. .r;I
ror the nlany rich blessings thy kindness hus
gwen,
But u'ost for the dear ones, who smile ON oul
way.
Now kneelng before thee
''ur hea'ts prayer ascends,
With choicest Of blessiugs--
Bless all our dear trlen.ls.
- Rural New- lorktr. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-05

MCCREA & BIGGERSTAFF
T1AVlNG opened Boot and Shoe Manu-
| factory OH st Germain street, two doors
above Burbank & Co.'s store, are prepared to
make boots and shoes, Of every style and
quality, at
REASONABLE RITES.
Repairing done with care. Our friends are
invited 10 Gull and see US in our new esta. :
lishment.
AlcCREA s. BlGGERSTAFF.
St. Cloud, Sept. 10Th, 1868. v6u8-ly
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F l. f HER HO CnSl

F l. E ! c HER ISL
ST.. CLOUD, MINI,
r'..t. 81 49,,
II AvlNG purchased the building forme, ly
III known as the ''American House." Oh
Washington avenue, have improved the en-
tire establishment in most thorough, man
ner. adding many means Of accommodation
and comfort y
The Fletcher House
is now open for the reception of travellers and
boarders. and the Proprietor has made such
arrangements rs will enable him to ensure the
comfort OF all who may stop with him.
The location is convenient and pleasant, and
in central po, ton Of the city.
No pains or expense will be spared to fur:
nish
+ II f IA BLES
with nil that this market affords; while guests
will receive every attention.
Commodious Stabling is attached, to accom-
mo1ate those having teams.
Daily and tri weekly stages can he taken
from this house TO any point in the S'a'e.
THOS. FLETCHER.
st. Cloud. Aug goth, 1868 vSn4-1y
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-05

:. Smith, has made, al, sxsertiu,, 70 Jone-.
Jones replied HAT Il VII wsii,s2 = = 5cFnfounded
aiisq4a rely 4s6ry'.' siii,hH6tss ass,rted
PAhd the6sb'asdi iyrequestedo o,lbpea, to te.
kind, eaapghrto place his ssylllableae closer
tae''hsF aRaa th.a h.a's5a; ne 5Ht oe'ese''sce - a.e sac
ao"> @'.osjatl .,l'--llawa1&a xas ox!4
-at> Il: :a:'.st:sx
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-05
CENTRAL HOUSE.

CENTRAL HOUSE,,
ST. CLOUD, MINI.
uAvING just completed and furnished i,
IL good style, large addition to this hotel
the proprietor would announce to the tavelins
public that it viii! be kept asa
FIRST.CLASS HOUSE
In every respect.
The location is one of the most central in the
city. b' ing in close proximity to the Offices Of
the United States and County officers, and t.
the principal business houses.
The Tables will be supplied with every boun-
ty and luxury tha' can be procured and ev
cry attention will he Paid to the esn.iort OF
guests.
The Stage Office is in the same building, and
coaches can be taken to any desired point.
v2n6 ly j. HAYWARD.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-05

WIN. J. RSONS,
Attorney and Councillor at La'o, o"a L'ce"'eo
Clan. and Putent agent,
ST. CLOUD MlNN.
TWILL prosecute, through my correspondents
A. Wn.niuvtou. auv and all claims against
ths United States, procure Patents. and prepare
sud collect Widows, Fathers or Mothers
claims for bounty Money and arrears Of Sol
diers' Pay. Invalid Pensions, &C., ~:
NB.-A Fec Bill has been enacted oy Con
grcss prescribing the fees to be charged IN each
ease Of application for Bounty Money anu ar
rearagcs Of Pay, Invalid and Widows Pen
sions, &C., So. -,
My Washington Correspondent is VIM.
Van Marter, Esq.
49, A full supply Of all necessary blanks
and forms enables mo to attend to applications
without delay. WM. }. rAkSOHo.
st. Cloud, May 9th, 1868. v'n42-n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-05

30, Liberty! eau man resign thee,
Once having felt thy generous fame?
Can dung> ous, bolts, and bars contine thee
Or whips thy noble spirit tanner"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-05
! ST. CLOUD BOOK STORE.

,,roHN az. ROSENBERGgR would respects
Il sMly inform tho citizens Of ST.. Cloud and
Northern Miunssots that be has ! urohased the
<nsire stock Of the St. Cloud Book Store aud
, r,.de ls:es sdditieps thereto. and has now on
Rad & complete. assortment gofs Books. Sta
.ionsrys Fancy Goods NsTsp.per. :, .ad aI aasg.'
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