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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Cooking and Heating Stoves,

Among which the ssDespatchn stands pre-emlnent a
boVe all other Stoves for cooking 1t is suitable Tor no.
tells boarding houses and for large and small families
has from its being adapted to the use OF WOOD
or Coal the advantages of Reservoir in which you
have constant supply of hot water without addition
al fuel-a large tin Closet for keeping victuals warm
and for raising bread &easO, large tin-lined Oven
and an additional Heater, for baking pastry, warming
and cooking on the top Of the sove to be removed al
pleasure &c &c but it is useless to attempt to de-
scribe ali jts advantages. The FIRST PRE1IiuN was q
Uardsd the Despatch the Stewart and all other
Cook stoves that competition with it, at tile
Ohio State Fair 1852 Call and see it, and satisfy
yourselves its superiority. Among his plain topped
Cook Stoves may be found the 'tMORNiNG STAR
which sheds uster upon its inventor fair fame, as an
originator OF useful patents and has risen in the estl
atiou Of the people, with greater rapdity than any
Stove for the price, in the State.
His assortment OF PARLoR, BOX HEATING STOVES
are, for neatnes8 or design, finish, duraolhty ana
cheapness, unsurpassed in the State In MS assort-
ment of heating stoves he has the justly celebrated
seas Burner . beautiful and economical stove
--the Onward, Signal, Charmer, Carbon, New FRANK
~ &c. kc-Tnany of which are adapted to the use OF
either WODd coal.
All the articles usually Kept in Tin and Stove stores
in the West, be found here and great many oth
er things A fine assortment OF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13

he mas every convenience enable him 70 do Jobbng
of All kinds on the shortest notice and in the most
1gorkmanlike manner-and, like his neighbor down
street he has a wagon and ladders, and is at all times
prepared go into the country to do jobs IN MS ne
and has BETTER MATERIALS and puts up more House
sPouTSG CONDUCTORS than any other establishment
in this county.
He has on hand large assortment Of SILVER WARE
which hs offers cheap TO those wishing to purchase
N b. We guarantee to oar country friends and pa
irons generally that Of our goods are such as We
recommend them to be- and that our jobs are war
santed az to workmanship and our materials as TO quail
Ity Call and for yourselves, and don't forget the
piace-NOrth Room Williams Latimer Block, Main
November Is. 1ses-n. 8 s4sz Aa4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
rHE FORT PILLOW MAssAcRE.

Official Report Of Messrs. Wade aud Gooct-
Shocking Details--Ihe Worst accounts
Cnnfrn1ed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
The Morning Star has aris
en- with Despatch!'
NATHAN WILLIAMS,

A FTER duly acknowledging his Indebtedness to his
numerous customers for past favors and soliciting
continuance of the same desires to keep prominent
" before the public the fact that he has increased his
facilities for the manufacture of every description Of
Copper, Tin and shest-Iron Ware,
nd 4at he has and keeps constantly on hand all OF the
latest and most inlproUed patterns Of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-05-13
Tin, Copper, Brass, Sheet Iron, Japanned,
PIanished Tin and Brittania Ware.
ETanufacturing Oepartment

COPPER AND BRASS KETTLES Of all sizes, and pri
eeG to correspond with the hard times.' He wishe
further to say that IN his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15
100000
nELMBoLD,s ROSE WASH

nELMBoLD's ROSE WASH
used Connection With sa s fo nsI Rc 81 a
sarsapaIila IN such diseases as recommended Evidence
NAMES Known TO SCIENCE AND FAME
SEE Tas UNITED STATES
see Professor DEwEEs valuable works ON the Practice
See remarks made by the celebrated Dr. Physic. Phls
SEE remarks made by Or Epnrsim Mcdowell celebrated
ireland and published in the transactions Of the King and
See Meaico Chirurgcai Review, published bv eniamIn
T.s S. FELLOW Of the koya college Of Surgeons wagons.
ExTR R. BuCnu, q ge, bottle or SIX for So
ROSE aSsh rs Ss bottle 'i
or half dozen OF each Tor sl2 which will be sucen, c
the obstinate eases II directions are adhered TO-
Delivered 10 any address, securely packed from oberva
Describe symptoms in nil communications, Cure gaaran
ILL ILL
LII.
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Of A. eSDos az Who ena aS 81 sS S
or other Injurious drugs, but truly vegetabl,
Sworn and subscribed before this Esd day Of Noyem
Der, 1864. WIN r. HIBBARD. Alderman,
Ninth street, above Race, Philadelphia
Addreft letters for Information, IN confidence, to
u. =. HELMBOLD,
CHEMIST.
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PRINCIPAL DEP0TS. -.
HELMBoLD's DRUG AND CHEhigAL WAREuoyysE'
HELNBoLD,s DRUG AND CHEMICAL MAREHOusk
IEIMB6I,nig DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
NO. bel BROADWAY, N.y,QR
10 90 g. s sRo.pwsy S.YY,99ss
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tiEi.WB0LDS MEDICAL DEPOT
NO IOx sciJTH TENTH STREET PHIDADELPHIA.
BEWARE m COUNTRRFEITS AND UNPRINClPBED
vho raeavor 10 dispose Of Their own" and "othsrn ar
"ho o"" tcles on the reputation attained by
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ASH FOR HELMBOLD'S
TAKE No OTHER
Cut the advertisement and send for w. and avoid m.
posi,ion aud esposoN
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Port OF New York. April ~, 1864.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
snip Escort. F:ner. Livenool--J stewart
ars keeer Harding Ia. sineapore-iacker coGper Co.
BsrS herman Molly siias'. Brandt s. oo,aHse city
Bark &c y II Ian Godfrey. New orlcans-R rrumsul
Brig FraIelansa diab. schanins, AntwerrBes,ierS De
Brig Hne Br), Dart Natamoros-H i G De
Brig Florence or. Robert. rrlnidad--p Dewo,f.
s sg sp van BE- o Fo s s SSh a DcS sme''
schr , 'rerbeIl Hardy ralaisIE9's- DAYTON
1 steamer X Thomson. Mckaig. Baltimore.
ARRIVED
s tea c q L%erC sr 'ones Lveppo S1rch
seneers, g Dale. i0h Inst 45f5 50 IS, passed
s.ssnsa. Ars wilson 4.gi1 AVA. Ayr r. I'm
s a s rs ana A S as about a. 70 or s.
oa & stern o. r e sg EMS poT sse p
q The aeeidsa ~ he enaln. q them we,r sun hanging 10
ooion and passengers 10 Lodaln. ;ieneSen 4 CO. 18Th
ln. Ia; $ rs lon 4 o. passed sr barkenine under Jury
over he Ie'iers n p j. The passed Il tic liver 5oand
soses bark ' Ss Gd cenPos saq9e Ta.
ION: schrs Walter Raleigh, Emily Mcfsne BARK Cephas
sarrt ashore the nar cn the bar ship Monnta
steamship Tho 4 scou o'Hren New orleans March -
and key wes' eih IN tew 4 ne steamer Mcclellan
Nee during The night lost radder gales
rsm NV 70 ~ and Pc gsn " 70 Sagsa 70 &c e,
% hours 10 Z 5 Qlartr master
R oo BPssF "a 1 an ,,rS oos gG
Lglshir, weather tnck and raining and blowing gale
from ENE obliged 20 hau %, nara gale through the
ship under close ieefei topsals aud
sails ppnrins heavily IL he morning found eaiwaler
compelled keep under small SAL Tor flaws when
n mpeers,ea shs = ne sn " ~ 20
ship Aoeo,sfora oi Lssrpool cooper Aswgort Jan
er spr9ns Yprsr sSd over eiesa vars nam yard
s sSTed esrso V sc -""s -
Ship B Ayrnsr. carver Na,ar1as, Narcn p, WIN sugar
BARK ifo. ,Nopw, l.rcaes.,u CardF. - hays coal
Bark Sea !o Mss.ro,ej Duncan shields, ), DAYS win
sage stove bnlwarss g. sd Gsi, at 81 70 10 spoke
Sch charlotte u snd for weymoah, NJ. from s. Ltca
long. Between Raneca Highlands PASSED gasn
days Passed Gibraltar feh : via fruit SC 10 Berhoud
ras.ea Gibraltar rebs, vita M e. . Beyd i Hncsen.
fee, 10 FaacG Meincse 4 Vent : '''e' -
Ears Bovia whieeerry asp.neal, q eay.. with udse
bound showing I'd nag with ihe letters Y r. win
s r,lSs rs.qa g Sy
m,es p sapdy Hook s9ree times
Bs5 :s Wss sos ns, NIs9 s NsT ac S IN
and ss l pa is e.. "a; ~ 50 Ion y seose sehr
BarE vistorne, Tones New Orleans. p DAYS 70 John
aas gone steering \; 9Th ms, screw brig
bssy N bow @s sT at Se ms Min @ .a re
Bs i. pS of sar5ado ranasd rara March IS
and The yes I'm s,,h rubber nut. &C. TO Corning
Brig Grace worthnrton tBrl, Danreer. Belize Hon. 70
srs ls e Grils Da,thi. nuees omoa 20 days, win
lush Qneea % from Bezs Tor New Yors snort
Brig Webster seiy iof Baessrorp Brown Ponce = X.
- days Win sugar 70 starge Co Had heavy weather,
Brig sprgstok Of windsor ~ smith Arece,bo P u,
wes,S.r lost dees load 80 nosss".s svli, s.is ~
Bris FreaOuis Lord Cardenas, Mareh - with cargo
March u Lar 50 81 - 81 IA from Inc Il
man arm broge wheel sd wind shifted 70
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL S 1e64-wrH SUPPLEMENT-


Schr Ann Brown, Phillips, Alexandria, 10 days for Pal
sem Henry Cole. Bs.ls,oo yirsnia for rarha'eu.
schr Entsrprise, Cornell Virginia
s ss ; $ s:n Ssa NIX s. y.ss. ...s
schr soorser Rioi. virginia.
Dc
sssr s s jayne s.l'%S,s e. Ne. Haven
schr Sam! Eddy. Patten, Baltimore.
schr ! Hess Weaver; Port Penn Del
Seer Soh.ons, Carlow Elaaeshpor. for Boston.
Sen John wrf5' simon ElsaSs.HpS5 sr Boston
Ens :h Iosina" xmSoy for Boston
Rsruaynp-ship Scranton MAGMA hence Maren 10 fol
Ss s IS sHd a Toe
reeied sanker and main knocked down
ss % M
hold and sSossd wS Sse TO
have % a.. ss n s Ss
IS p & Sr wsyssrpS
returned for repairs From the first night out q
she shipped heavy which washea
the bukheads Of the poop and forecase stove the bull
stove The others filled the engine room ana dssesc the
M %Sens az m sn GO @
with the steamship Thomas Scott from N6reans for
her h Cd The snd lie
hawser was chi on board the Scott and tug employed to
Schr Rngleader from arrived yesterday reports
lost sIars broke main boom and carried away gal, SPIN
bound N.
schr Ellen tBr, arrived yesterday from Mragoane,
ports lih inst lat SO 20 Ion " 30 spoke ship Cornwas
from Calcutta for Boston
Schr Powow from Grand CavmaD. arrived yesterday re-
ports sth inst. of Renwcks Island saw a schr sunk
BELOW.
Ship Gorilla.
SAILED
l3thBark John fyfe: brig Cyprns: schrs Eureka (Br)
and Edward tBr).
Wind o sunset W. light.
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News from California.

San FEANcisro, April Is, 1864.
Sailed, shin Success for Calao.
Also steamer Golden city, for Pauama, carrying 80
passengers and s-s4 goo treasure Tor England III
1872 600 New YORK She also takes 20 chests OF len
ard 20 hsles u wool for New York.
Among Der passengers Greathorse the privateor
a. tie schooner Chapman, who goes in Washing
len for trial for icrieting his parole.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15
RESTAURANTS.

- THE ABINGDON READING ROOMS NO 10
a Abingdon square handsom " furnished Rooms 70 let
m Gentlemen meals the plan location
Eighth and Beecker str es
ihod an
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sEoAns AND TOBACCO.

r,oR sAIE-CBEAP SEVERAL LOTS OF sEgARg,
70 close ronsgDments Manufacturer and dealers hay
90 ob los oi seuars sale with
samples winch are duly soeoppied tor srrat AGENCY 40
LbeJis sIeeL 4 " VAhLEy Asshl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
TEE GREAT AMERICAN REINDEER
KNOWN AS
Known AS
BBLMBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATFONa
HELMbOLDs GENUINB PREPARATIONS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
positive and specific remedy for diseases OF the
BLADDER. KIDNEYS GRAVEL AND DROPGICAL
SWELLINGS
This power Of digestion excites
the absorbents healthy action by which the
caeareous dep0sons and all unnatural enlargemens
reduced Inflammation, and 10 good for
men, women or children.
NIB HHTIi
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ELECTROMAGNETIC
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These symptoms allowed TO which this medicine
'A'A''' FxTUiTY.,' EPIIEPrIc FITS &C.,
are SHsa they
Many are of the of their suffering but none
will The records Of the asynms and the
THE CONSTITUTION SScE AEEEorED BY ORGANIC
Tsanss ns q e sxThscr .9 pHsS1a
hsbly does trial win convince the most skeptical
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ZEE ZEE
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sssLa 21R az ssV'0
In many affections pecniar ~ female. bs E,tract puchr
and ios an
''''''"' : DECLINE DE- c.. II OR r. CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMIL IS s iy%pGpi 81 feS WITHOUT II.
LII
LII
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Take Balsa Mercury Unpleasan, Medicine for un.
hE dSEss PsE Ezr bispA ssESHu
!. no ~ e change
Thousands upon ITS The Sn n1vs been the
and who have PAID hExyy FEES TO Ss cured in sAor.
sa. BY powerai Hsrnsen s ~ bes1 dried W
in 'erm and
ssHss s SsHHH
N: :H nm u II II II II 4 NM NM
nm NM MN N S I'M II s NM
USE nrIx ES5HS EXTRACT
For all affections and diseases of these organs,
IN M nnsles 81 sf FEMALE,
From whatever ~ and no matter how long
uEInBoIDs ExTSi Il p hSt%g }s's =
AND IT is S s5 fave THE
IN ALL DISEASES
IT'S k SscSSaqS
s sssssssEsss
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ss sssssssssssssssss
| ss s sss HIP ssss
BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA,
For purifying the blood removing all chrome constitutions
diseases arising from impure state OF the blood the
only reliable and efectual known remedy the
ScIofula Scad Head Salt Rheum Pains and Swellngs of
the Bones ulcerons of the Throat legs Botches
Pmpes on the Face letter Eryspelas and all scay
80 AND BEAuTIFyING THE COMPLEXION
NOT FEW
or the worst disorders that aic mankind tho
corruption that secnmuates IN the blood OF all the dis
coycres that have been made to purge Cal
equal IN effect Helmood's Compound Extract Of Sarsapa
ra II ceanses and the blood inss the vgor
OF health into the system and pures ont the humors which
make disease II stimulates the healthy functions
body and expels the disorders that
blood such remedy that could be relied has long
been sought for, and the tme public have
which they depend space here OF adj
mt OF certificates show ITS effects trial single
bottle Will show the sick has virtues
anything they have taken.
Two tablespoonfus of the Sarsapara added
TO pint OF equal TO the Lisbon Diet Drink one
bottle fully equal 10 gallon OF the Syrup of Saraparlla
or the dccocton as usually made,
These Extracts have been admitted in the United
states Army, and also in very general the
state hospitals and public sanitary institutions
the land well az IN practice and considered
4 invaluable remedies
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S HIPPING NE w S

ALMANAC yoRK-rHis
EfSrs. ............. Il MOON SKIS. ! 81
sFfs. IS HIGH WAFER morn "a
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NEWS FROM THE w EST COAST

OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENTS.
PANAMA. April s, 1854
SOUTH AMERICA.
The Pacific steam Navigation Companys and
beautiful steamship Quito arrived IN this harbor on the
morning the I'd inst, direct from Callao She takes
place The tine once and leaves here the 9th
INST Tor Valparaiso and intermediate ports The Pacific
Steam Navigation Companys steamer Peru, Captain
Bloomfield from Valparaiso and intermediate ports with
mails and passengers arrived in this harbor the lth
Inst Her dates are:-yalparaiso, March II; Coquimbo
18th lCaidera 18Th Coha and Iquique, 2st Area 22d
lsay I'D Pisco and Chinchas. o5th Callao 2sth and
Jayta, 3lst she brings the following cargo for New
YORK llS ceroons OF bark 10 bales Of goatskins and
bacs O! sarsanarlla.
The United States ship st Marys, Captain Middleton,
arrived IN Caao on the 2lst Of March from the south
ward,
The news by these steamers is exceedingly uniu
tercsting and unmporant nature, than by any
arrival for the past months In Chile they appear
DC awaiting The result OF the elections, and IN Peru the
assembling OF the Congress, that is TO do much good
and commence the manufacture OF agricultural nipple
ments, instead OF swords, muskets. bayonets and gun
powder n Ecuador everything is quiet IL been
smce the peace declared
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The steamship Ariel. Captain Wilson, from New York
On the 23d ult with the California mails and six hundred
and forty four passengers, arrived AT Aspinwa on the
LIST INST, at nine A NJ The passengers, mails and fast
freight crossed the same day. embarked on board
the steamship Orizaba and sailed the same ebt for san
Francisco.
The passengers by the opposition line that left New
YORK on the 18TH ultimo IN the steamship Illinois only
Nook their departure from Panama, in the steamship
America on The Sd instant having been detained
days on the isthmus or rather on board ship and Will
be beaten 10 San Francisco not less than that time II
The opposition line desires better arrange
ment must be made in the connection OF the steamers
Passengers may submit TO this detention for little time
but they Will soon begin 10 fall off, finding that IL
cheaper 70 pay little more money by the regular line
Than be subjected 10 much detention and loss OF
The United states sloop Of war Cyane still IN
MS haroor hear that Commander Shirley ia 10 be
detached from her ordered home, and that lei.
tenant Commander Law will relieve HIM We snail
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Married.
GRAy-AAsRxAS.-On Thursday, April IA, at the Re-
formed Dutch church Thirty fourth street. by the Rev.
Peter Stryker, CoRyDoN L. GRAY TO JENNIE r. AMERMAs,
daughter II Isaac Amernau ESQ, all OF this city.
FIR Other Marriages aud Deaths See Second Pdoe.l
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02

DESERT OF SAuArA.-Perhaps no more
hopeless enterprise could he undertaken
than to attempt to reclaim the great Afri-
can desert o. Sahara, where no rain ever
falls, and there are but occasional oases 10
give relief to the weary and fainting cara
Vans thst traverse it, Modern science,
however, laugh, at Seeming iinnpossibili,ies.
Skillful engineers in the French army in
Algiers proposed to sink Artesian wells At
different points, with the strong confidence
that thus water could be reached and forced
to the surface. In 1860, I've Artesian wells
had been opened, around which, as vegeta-
ton .thrives !uxuriantly, thirty thousand
palm trees and one 'houeand fruit-trees
were planted, and t~o thriving villages e.
tablished. At the depth Of : little over
1--WE hundred feet, an underground river or
lake MAS struck, and from two Of them. live
,6sh have been thloIh up, showing that
there, was = large body underneath. The
French government, by this means, hopes
10 MAKE the route across the desert to
r'mbue,oo fertile and it for travellers, and
thus to bring the whole overland travel and
commerce G. tlesee ttnerseeehe Algeria, which will Be
one of the greatest feate of molern .scien-
ti6e enterprise. .seaiaE} et ef.a-a. .ezl I:s2s
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ST. CLOUD MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, JUNE q 1864 %."@~"..

blood Of the dying soldier was trickl,n,
down from the sd-side aud cr,msonina
her dress, while she besought the Father
that the robes Of her dying brother nigh,
BE ''~ashed and made white ii the blood Of
tho lamb" The prayer, xa. hGis6ed. ".
stood again by bis bed{ide. ',sister-
do not grieve-do hot weep, for I am 20.
ing to Christ 1,tq going, 70 rest in h,..
ven. Tell my mother, sisess"-rnd Il, Ii
soldier took from his hnger = ring and
kissed it@4t:'feIl t;4t ny l mother. sister,, sid
the 'eFsssa., "and that I rem,em@bsfed @ '&er
and loved her dying Il and. then he took
another ring from hie hand. kissed it, and
said, "Sister, givsthis /. her to whom my
heart is pledged, Al tel, her-tell he fssr to to
come to me, in hesxsn." , .'And colonel -
said the sergeant, 'ta'hies, to me. and his
face brightQn.d with tho words. ~ell my
comrades Of tho army-the brave army Of
tho Potomao-thtt died bravely, died for
the good .sld Tag" These were the last
words Of the dying soldier. His pulse how
beat teebler and feebler, the blood trickled
faster and faster down. the bedside, the
dew Of death came and went. and fickering
Tor moment over the pallid face. at length
rested-restsd forever. The sergeant had
halted. His bivouac now, i. Il heaven.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02
| FERNANDO wooD.

For sickness and apparent respect abili
ty Of department., Fern ando Wood is the
gem Of the opposition side of thu J(ouse.
Seen from the gallery he looks like we'll.
to do Methodist minister. He is tall ard
'e:nt- Wasted d: and straight, and wears his
sleek coat buttoned up to within few inch
es Of very white collar, which makes him
seem taller and longer wa,sted and straight.
or still, and leaves clerica, sp.reness of a
very white bosom. His, face latitudinslly
and longitudinally considered, il ample,
but has the effept Of length and sickness.
His hair is long and black, and sleek, and
looks little wiggisF. re walks with an
erect, measured tread; has3a stately non
chsfant way Of writing when loyal mem.
bers speak, and benign way of listening
when any Of his own clan begin i; relieve
themselves. IS = isA@3T 9nL .H!oe21I
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02
GENERAL 0EsANT. DURING THE
BATTLE.

~ y u.,.
ooXIs"eox XcS~t ~ y 1'e ~. Z. aoata:
~ Hene,G Sla1es & esaoqps!Tes *ele located in
~ ,;..ie haw1., % Pnnn . aoed ieaaine
~ sht ho..-. - - ::,' Ut Uuline
Hs.ds 80" H..Jo.,...". WIN uenela' y
~ re.r If ws.~s1,s .e.e "o ~ f.ney Hnon "a Fl
V;s&.Sn..T Sa. =. :. Tu n:o seen Utant q
ft;s: o ~ ..eaMs snG as ePpeasanee waa
,,s,s.n SsS:, ~" . tne e.ooP 4i omeets
for h;n sns I'm. sni =; e; .c oeked
alnretcpdn. ..nec. .nd candnc. W. % s
xasraaine n sli its furv strsn,sr 10 *. H
81 mitsrv rank roud h:xe l,stie dy..'..S IN .h
main sn;st ro.n ~Lo - ;,i h; Wy - Tue
s.ir VIZ a. nls oach .es'ns. Tree
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02

A JEWISH WEDDING.

"lreneus'' lNn Prine) Of the 01.erser,
gives the following interesting account o1
Jewish Wedding:
If you have Ssisr Fii;sitea !, '5.ti.h, syp.
agogue, you would do we'll Of . Saturday
to attend the worship, The gallery is Sc,
apart exclusively for The women, who take
no part in the service. Under the 'ix.llery
are pews facing the centre Of the house,
where is an open ares With reading desk
in tho middle, and At The eastern end a
curtain hangs in ff6ht Of q recess. the holy
place, where the ls~ is deposited.
At the hour appointed the parties arriv-
ed. The bride and her attendant took their
seats at the east eud Of the court, and the
man with his friends in another place.
The Rabbi, Mr.. Isaac. entered the desk
and robed himself there, he and all the
men in the house keeping their hats on
their heads during the entire service. The
Rabbi then commenced chant in the He
srs. tongue, m and e q +: conclusion the
to the desk aid signed the marriage con-
tract; \ silt cantpy ~as then spread,
and supported by four posts, young man
and maiden Mt each post, and the bridal
party came aud stood opposite each other
Under the =cauopy. The priest made to
them An interesting and appropriate ad-
uress. specially commencing to the young
man the bride whom he had won He had
long kt o&s hor father, and the great iu. .
dustry and success with which he had pcr-
sued bis art, to support his family md fit
them for usefulness. He exhorted him to
be kind and faithful to her !, long as he
minister Of religion (hs s.id> more inter-
esting and delightful than this of uniting
in the bonds Of matrimony tHo loving
hearts. 1t was fulfilling the design Of the
Supreme, and it is also the means Of per.
petuating our holy religion. After the e1
horta.ion, he offered prayer in the Hebrew,
and large silver goblet of wine was held
to tho lips Of the man and he tasted it and
then to the lips Of the bride, who did he
SAME. Another prayer and glass Of wine
was tasted by both, and the glass was laid
upon the floor and crushed to pieces by the
foot Of the man; signifying that the union
now formed should last till the pieces were
united akain. Thus closed the ceremonv
The friends gathered about tho young coup
le, kissed the bride, wished them happi.
ness, and then they all adjourned to the
marriage feast: