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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-06

E The tale of Emehan, of which we
9 give here a version, is highly popular
amongst the peasantry Of Russia, and
Is told by them at their merry markings
from the upper shores of the Gulf of
Finland to the Ural Mountains. 1t
8bears some resemblance to tie tale of
Aladdin the pike playing in the Rus
zslan story much the same part as the
clamp IN the Arabian one, and it is by
4no means impossible that both tales
care derived from the same myth. But
Mirom whatever source the story of
Lmelian may have sprung, the manner
IN which it is wrought is essentially
Russlan, and from it, as here rendered,
the English reader may form better
pdea Of the way of life, and the feelings
~ the Russian mujiks, or peasantry,
than from a dozen common books Of
4rayels in Russia. Emelian is repre-
sented as fool but there is much in
what he says and does common to the
*kussian mujik in general He lies in
sfhe izbushka, or cabin, upon the petsch,
apr stove, and when told.to get UP, he
'ffays; what should l get up for p
Aime zdies teplo, ia henios-'ts
warm here and | am lazy" There
poke the genuine mujik, the most
prominent features of whose character
are love of warmth and a hatred of
exertlon, though when he choose to
get up and rouse himself he is capable
q very great things, can outwit the
tchort himself, bear hunger and fatigue
PETER than any other man, and CON
zfend even with the Bnton at the game
9f she bayonet Perhaps we NAV
hereafter present to the public in an
Lnghsh dress some other popular tales
illustrative of the manner Of life and
pleas OF the mujiks, to whom the at
tehuon of the English public has of
hte been much directed, owing to the
EAaSe oil the present Car, by whom
ley are emaneipated from serfdom,-
measure likely to be productive of
much veal or woe throughout his ex-
ehsiVe dominions. The tale is as fol-
III certain village there lived a mu-
OF yeoman, who had three sons;
" We're clever, but the third was a
- VINO was called Emelian. When
'he good man had reached an extreme
and said. w ''' ~ A''i''
Lear children, / feel that / have
lo1 long to live; l therefore leave YOU
iouse and cattle, which YOU will divide
"a equal proportions. / also leave YOU
honey; hundred roubles for each"
aoon after these words he died, and
'iis children, having given him a de-
reht funeral, lived very comfortably.
after little time, the brothers of
i.ihehan took it into their heads to
TART for the city, and employ in traffic
,ne three hundred roubles which their
ather had left them; SO they said to
lhe fool Emelian:
Harkee, fool, we are going to the
Ivy and will take your hundred rou-
oies with us, and ii our traffic goes on
pfohtably we will buy you red caftan,
req cap, and red boots; but do You
elialn at home, and if your sisters-in-
la%' our wives (for they were married,
J 1n you to do anything, be sure Won
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-06

p<S- The distinguished individual
known among the ancients as cupid,
has recently changed his name to GU
pidity, and will hereafter devote his
attention to matters If money MS well
as matrimony. ~
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Stlectrd 4lisfellanu.
EMELIAN, THE FOOL.

FROM THE RUSSIAN BY GEORGE
BORROW
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oFBICIAL.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
Passed at Ms FIRST Session Of ths Thirty
eighth Congress.

(PUBLIC-nO Al ..4s--.-
An get to Incorporate ProTid nee Hospital OF the
city Of Washington, 1T. Ice Of Columbia.
Bait enact d by the seuate aud House Of Repre.
. nta'i G. of the United States Of America In C1u.
gTets u ssmb.ed, That Luc, Gywnn Teen AnPoIu
Mary Carr Ill and their successors IN once, are
hereby made, declared, and constituted q copoIa-
ttOn -ud hody polite Ia Law AID In iact under the
mans style Of the dirsrto of PIoyloence Hos
pitAi, aud BY III they shall no aud are here
by IN I'd cap LbIS In law to aud be sued 70 plead
aud be implsAdedS In any court within ths comfy
OF Washington, t. the Di tTIct OF Columbia to have
Aud use cUmmo1 . Al, and TO alter OF amend the
uess, aud stj ~ any eslAte in lands tenements Rn-
nuJt-s, HoOis, chRtIels, moneys, effects, and to
grant device dispose oftne came in ZACH manner
~ they may deem most for the interest fthe ho1-
pita: Provided, That the real estate held by said
cnrpnFAttnn shall not eXeeed in value the sum OF
one hundred and hIty Thousand dollars.
sec, 2 And DO 1t further enacted, That the said
corporation and body polite bhRlt have full power
t9APp Int Gomt1s oWnbgdE Presiteht and ouch
reel pAtiOu, reEn al serve any OF their nam,
b. the remaining mBmbela shall elect and appoint
other persons itu OF those Wh'Se places may nave
bseu aIei aud the - d 4eorpleATIOn shAiI have
log has IN this city OF WAAhi6gtOu for the care
OfHuch sick invalid persons as may place them.
Eev-G under the treatment and caro- Of The said
pSTaeon. 10y tlzA r
csc 3 AID b, II farther enacted, That the SnIJ
corpoEat on snail nlsj have And enjoy fulLpoWsr and
an unIity to N IKE tuch bylaws, Fulea,And reRuIA
II 'uS AL may be necessary tor the general accom-.
pl shment OtthS OOlostS of Akl Spital: Provide
IN tue district Of Columbia: and provided, further
That th act shall be li4ble to be amended altered
or rop, Hled, at III peea,ure OF IonRFrss,
Approved, april s, l-6I.
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/ TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE

Dr.. y. addresses an those who have Injured them.
selHes by Improper ndugengenee and solitary hst-
rs SlllSa ruin 6ot body and mind, uniting them
THESE arc some Of the sad insIapchoiy effects
pF9dnesd by early habits OF youth, viz: Weakness
Of ne baSk ana Limbs, Palms in the Head Dunno
OF slgt Loss Of Muscular Power, Paptation Of me
heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous ltritabiiity, Derapge.
naent otthe Digestive Eunctions General Debilify.
symptoms of Consumption 90 ''4s-'''
m1HT4LIT.-The fearful 'effeets nv, itla ,,,t,, -
much = bs freAded-Loss Of Memory, CoufosSo6 al
iaess Depression Of Spirits. XVI Pofbodinss Aver.
l4Iiity, &C., are sCine OF the evils produced
HoUaAHDS Of persons Of ALI ages can 49, I,,,.
HnaI Is TUG cause OF their declining health iosi5R
snetE His9El peeomipg weak, pale, nervous and
en'hctated, having Singular appearance about The
eyes ieonsh and Symphonic Of c6nsumption st,S
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FORM Oh tKoPOsAL.
rows, oouNTT AID SfATI.l

s'ath LDATB.l $50
u, tho undersigned, do hereby propose to furnihh
ana deliver 70 the United states AZ the Quarter
MASTER Departmental -, agreeable to the terms
OF your adSertssnent inviting proposals for forage.
dated Cumberland, Md,,---lSdI, the following
articles, viz:
OF 1851 hny4stx pounds. - - D'-'''' :
Of lS2, thirEy-LWO POUNDS.
pOunds. 80 = -''V w
Tons of Balsd Straw at--per ton Of 1000
DsmIery to commence on OF before the -tsy Of
---ls64, and to DO completed on or. before The
day 0I----lS6-, and pledge myself to eht.r
Into written conLraCt Win tue United States with
good sud approved security, W1Enia space OF ten
DAYS after DeIng notified that my bid haa been ac-
YOnr ob'.. servant,
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YOUNG MEN

y 40 mare injured themselves by a certain practice
lnduSed In when alone, habit treduebtIv T. nT1si
rom SYu COMPANIONS, or ct school, the efTects OF
GhlcR are nightly felt, even when asleep and IL moi
fe1deEs marriage impdssibls, aud destroys
What pity that a Dung man, tho hope 81 hi
country, the darling OF his parents. s6opId M
By The eogseqbenses qiRS #eBts 19s ne
lndnls ing in 9 Certaiu secret habit such
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THE D M = PLA1C 4 % 81 = EaA
as7. tcg&tE GAN BE oBEaAfNRD.I89

CURE CANi BIZ 0BTAfNED. iag
HR johnston III 6fs6o etiEsRf Is I IN Nos,
~ lOeEntn, SPEEDY ana onIy SEaectual Remedy
= The Eorld toE an Private Diseases Weakness 81
tte Back and Iimbs, Structures, Aiseti0nS IN the
potency, General Debility, NeTVoSshsss DysS9 ~
LangnbFs Low STihtSs G6nfuli1nloL IdeasJ PaIpIts2
sight Or aiddfness, sDisssie Of M 1S,oS 81
Nose or Skfn Affections Of the LIVER Inni1 StSSIi
~ 8 g. SisoSdeH arising fFom
itary ptaetieeS moro fatAlt5 I'M fbi f6p
song q syrsns tathe MatipeEs Of ysses, blEhtins
inE msTrisFs. 4s Sssi SE render
...sI ). &, :, YOUNG MEN u 80 ,se
BsPectalyI who have beco the xetis Of soIitarv
Vice, that dreadiul and destructive habit m
sveePa soan unIHely gave thousAnds Of
tntelecs who might other Eiss have 81 frSnced H.
teninE seuate4 With the ihubdeIz OF eioquenee. or
waited % e0heythe living Tyre Ipa0oaI Nth flI
- ~. 49, y MARRIAGE sa-5i SOD
Married Persons, or Young Men eontempiatipR
marriage beng aware physical weakness o ftauic
neothtyS detoEmlttes speedily enred., s,T-
He WHO places himself under ne care Of mr. i
may reIgtou5ly conhde in lfs honor as gentletnan
Anl hnaentty rely upon his tklll q physician.
- SO ORGANIC WEAKNESS ~
Immediately cured and RalF Vte0r Restore. e.. =,
2 This Distressing Adectto n-WhIch renders IIfaand
Marriage. impoAible-is tho penalty psid nv The
victims OF improper indniReucs5 5,I5sh -. sie
tooaPt 10 commit exbe from not NM sSSl,s ~
the dreadful eonseQuenoOs that NAV ensIe HovE.
who mat understands The subject viii pretend 70
0eny that the power OF prOcreation 4 lost y
those falling into improper habits than by fhs nm
gent bes1deg abetng deprived Of the pleasure OF
9saliay tie most serious and destructive
symptom9 70 both body and mind arise The syStern
becomes dtranged, the Phys oal and Mental pne.
tons Wsakenei5 Loss OfProGreatIVe Power, Nervous
Ifrithbliitys Dyspepsia, PapiIAtion Of the Hetsrt
Indi9esti3n, Constitutional Debility, vastfnR Of
the FTame,s Cough, CONSUMPTION, Dtcay and Death.
ONCE No.sT South Frederick ST.
Left hand slde going nom baltimore street a few
uoEFs lEO tbs conner Fail not to abservs The name
and number. 5- .'S $50
Letters must be paid and contain a statnD The
Doctors Diploma hanga in his ONCE.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
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oipt. A. v. BAARISaER, Chief QuArrermastsr epart.
Lnent Of West YirsInla. UanUer.and, sd.


HUAhANIEE. T--
We. the undersigned, residents of--In the
County oi----s ana state OF, hereby jUtntly
guarantee In case tue foregoing bid DID
asesPted that he they will witain ten days after
the aoceptAnGs Of s1IbId execute lhs contract Tor
Tue
sum .qual 70 thD amount the cOntrlct TO furnish
the forage proposed in conformity tue terms OF
advertisements dated --lS64, under which the
hid was made and IN case the S4ld--AhAiI iaiI TO
enter into contract ~ aforesaid, We guarantee TO
sAid----Rnd Ihe neEG lowest reaponsibls bidder
or the person 70 whom the may be awarded
Given uHdsr our hands AID Scala thiS-dGy OI
100. =
Witness: - 30 500. 2
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Cleveland, P1ttsburg andWheeI-
inR@RajI Road

Cleveland Pittsburg. andWheeI-.
ing Rail Road.
"a g.
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, NoY l6th. lse9 Poss.
- senger Trains VIM leave bridgeport q foiloTi,
ll'OO a. ~. Mail Train, stopping at all stations an
EVes At Pittsburgh at $50 p Mfand
Cleveland at $40 p. b. az >,
$50 Y. NJ Accommodation Train, stopbfne At ALI
SsaSons arrives at PittsB1tsh II sos
1000 P. NJ Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh NJ
x ssle A. II! and QsVelEhd at 9:e5 4. 81. 4
+. RETURNING TRAINS. i.
Leave CleVelAnd ht $50 A. u. aud 40 p rs. Az,
rtTe At Bridgeport st COS p a., and 600 ii. - ~
Leave Pittsburgh At las A. n, s:l5 A. n and
$50 p n, arrive Of Bridgeport At 500 A.
I Conn SSfiOns are mad RsyEEoIIOJVs,
AZ afttSaurEh with PENNY lssuia Fs az fIayr,..
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Pill.
delphla, New York and BOSTON, "a
AT S'eS"lepd With Cleveland T0led B. r. for San.
p ~ - dn9tyy Toledo, pstfoiG oaIedS6 and
sHpointstn h6H0EfH WIST. WITH
2etrott steamsFs FOR Detroit, Jackson,
2niCaSo and the NORTH WK8F. with
grz C. .-.yIyyelapd 4 Erie r. r. fpr Eris, qua.
= XIX Buffalo Rhd astirL Falls With
cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati M
- eetAnes Delaware, Columbus and
AtsHHdsVns Eitlt the 9; p, SC, RsRs,hgs cuyahosa
FAILS, Akron, Mi1erS6urgh and Woo.
Al. Alliance With P. Ft. wa dtR, St o,,,o y.
!dFssllopa wooster, Salem, Bnon, CO
iufnbus and Chicago. =,
AthteubenVtlIe with z. O. & @. Lime aud Al kIr
E With 9, Q. 9. B,R, for GAINESVILLE, New.
arb, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton Indi.
ahApohS, Cairo, Cihcinn6tt L0diSyiTfs
st. Louis St. Joseph and al poinf1
W tst and South West.
61enFSion Tickets to Pittsburgh and retufsn I'm
IarS always a. low, and time much quicker mar
e EhEough Tickets toell INV Vest, NO4.s
1n 9 Eest can 20 procured at the ofice undof thS
McLnfe HOUSE. @HhDelIpEs YazA d with TScSsi
Agent at Bridegroom Station. A'sAe'
Freight contract viii Sc md b At Lowest q
any Point accessible by this road and IL
10 the kAstJ North, West and North=WsSt Al I'M
under MluTe House, or with 1t. Agent AZ FsrJ5.,.
{tsf,i JasEftfY q ftTRkcifS1 Va,
Y ~ H3f5tifiP 9. HIIAIABE AEspt
j. n. MCCULLOUGH, President. ",
r. MYERS, Gent Ticket AR't. nox1s
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= 7 7 ~ ~ :! ia4NItnN LHU IA TWO DAYS,
No Mercury o. Nduseous Drugs.
DR.. JOHNSTON.

Member Of The aoyal College Of Surgeons. London.
GRADUATE nom one ofth most eminent Colleges IN
me United statss aud the greater part Of whose life
peS1 spent ~ the hospitals Of London. Paris
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected come 81
sn9st 9ishing cur Is that were ever known
many troubled with ringing In ne hesd ana sc,S
NGen asleep, great Nervousness, 6eing alarmed n
Aqaaen SOUND bashfqlntss, with frequent blnshing
eItenaea semetime with arrangement Of mind, were
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a WRITING SCHOOL
ARlTHlIRTIC
hUsINEss soIENoE

eoapEiling Political Economy, Commercial -.
o. Sntnent Business Hnn IN raRarIi, ia ~ n .
81 eondueting business sueoeafaly m
4ne sLnct1on1 In the above auhfeetI are fntor-, z
81 win naxtma and inGllcAtfons teS,ii1s, ~ ~
OF high character Asmen and cif3zsSst
4ne Sogrsa Of Instruction - intended ~ ~ =.
Colleges While The expense 10 ~ ~.
!. begs leAye 70 refer those 10 WHOM, h. q,
unSnogn 70 the olaeoFs Of the banks IN M. =
ana BEidgeport, and especially 70 nj
or the fan eo1tss. RboVa indieakea M. t,,,.5
r. = payable on onterinS. For sTs;5I-St
ela =. limo tunlimItod; % ro1laiT, -
IS 49,, HE eolrse, Il usually compIetsd
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Reflect that sound mind and body are the rpo;t
e EeqnlalIss to AFempte connubIai happI.
me oeeomes weary PiIgrfmags; the prospect hoSr
z % ths View The nina becomes shadeed
MN MN and hlled Nit the melancholy refSe
Nftil our own q another becomes pighted
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE, PRESS

year after year, and the ;TT.
~. nPerations performed ~ DR.. je6nStS 9it
ana E L9s Fepo5tsra Of the 'sun,S s.Ciipper.n
, H ly 9ller papers, notices Of which hHEs an
sgain and again before the pubic IssJs az
u q g6ntieman u And
= Z 1eaPht guarantee TO the aHiieted.
70 ~ sh4la z, DISEASES sPkEDILY CURED. 81
Stantpto 81 used On tbs ~ eon
tistSosSt state age and send portion Of aVsT
o,., JOIN n! JOHNSTON, N. d,
iSSa.1 11s timPrs ,1osk Hospital, baltimore.
----s1Sa1.l,. go, Maryland.
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a. 30. ea MAIN srRRar.
WFOpen for studentI an "A .v.n,n, =

T
1890. 80 ,t.gts7 - --1slgs
lSHk purpose OF this Institution Il 20 iin,trr..
which govern the correct Transaction Of pesnnisSS
6painess andtn Accountantslifpa aud its
BooK-KEEPIaG,
STRIPPED Of is absurd Verb1age aud ancient mn.
MY ane intEle4sys aud adapted 70 fhsI fnodeFn
49, g aeang SgStne9s, espeelally Ia the UnIted
sitSs u the leading subject ofattention lis ~
ao1 e. those Of nAtpls and eomBriGd m iVSSSS ~
Notus1 are INST made familiar % the Stude5t ~
Sn9 then conducted through acourSe Of prSsticai
IN numerous sets Of BOOK n 80,
naEesy et torms til he tins acquires 4 nj 49, ~
% any kind OF business. = = "ts'' iSel y ny
A WRITING SCHOOL, raj
!. Spsn :1ay and sye1in attended BoE6 laSis!
ena gentlemen where, without entering foF tbS an
soaEse Eood handwriting can Be obtsipsd IN =
ARlTHMETIC.l s.lii'f
AID ita application 70 an mauner Of
ooUNTIHGsHoUsB CALCULATIONS.
resolve the attentioa their primary iaiport
mands The student will be made aeo1Sinfs5 III
sstS5Al modes Of Calculation NOT hodalsin h,soIs
tending greatly TO the abhrgYiAtion Of "a JIorf
9hsSe e open 70 the Gtaaelt also 3 e6srSeof
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FAMILY DIVE. ooI,oRsI5

seaff, Dresses, RibbonS GlGySs. BonSSt5 HSts.
@ aSS Il, ~ tSS gloye3 ohildFsns GIet5iPg
"a sstAAssYF4sHS OF 80 PER oENT.-6as
FOR Is cents you can color as MANY goods as Womb
etaeFSise cost fve times sum - Various shSdes
I Y pto9need from The same dyes The process g
SniPle, ana any ono can Ess the dye with perfect
tssSS directions in Epgllsh, Rrsncb and German!
Eoslnrther, information in DyeinR. and Vivfn5 K
perfect kn6Rledse what o6iors.af 6eSt Sspt ITO
~ over others with pany YRluRb receipes) pur-
49,. h9Ge steTenS TTeAHle on 4SeinE and COL
otlng. sent by mail on receipt of pTioe1IO eents
I, s y st9 Rg H9WRif STEVENS, p
ae 20. Z, 81 ~ 2f0 RheADVAf BosIps.,
aor sale y dFussiSts aud deAlets generally
ooxzslysmpB - haa
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To be eertiasd by the United states Distr q AZ.
toraey1 Collector Of Customs, or any other oficer
under tho United states GOTernment, or reSponSi-
bic person known 10 this office. =
AllprOpoSalB received under this advertisement
will be OPOnSd and At this otEics ON " IN
NEaDAH. and S4TukD AZ OF each week, ~ IL al.
Bdders respectfully invited TO be present Al the
opening Of bids, II they deslre.s ~ y
% . s-- Ills A. ". BARRINGRR.
!, Captain and Chisi QuArtertaAstsr
o. Jan2&tf Department ot West Virginia.
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hereby certify to the best Of my knowledge and
belief the above named guATauIOrS arc good and
sufficient securities for the amount for witch thOy
oltSr to DO security. .
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II Y e Fst7Hesoiy fact that thousands fan t..ir.
Of t irnornI a,sass osns % tie d1SEiGSs
Ds1Sis Who By the use OF thar
make the residue ofIiEs mIssrAbIS and
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DISEASE or IMPRBDENcpJ

,,S When the misguided and imprudent yo,arv Of
hnas t6.the has imbbed the seeds Of This
ssfiSs ~ y tR9 often happens that an illtimed
1soa aPP1ing to those Who from tducatlon and
can alone befrtend him. delayin til
their e such as sore
SIroIs nose, nocturnal palms IN the head and
o. steht deafness, nodes on the sbi,.
INC SLlns, pIotche on the head face and az
progressing with ightfui rapI5ity I'm ~
AN - ~. ot tas unu1h the bOnes Of the nose
we {ist1p oi.thts awful disease become
~ y. hiS suftepugs, by sendins lin
y, ..ndiss9YeTed Country from WGene. NJ
rs g g meL1ne1oIn faet thnt thn,,snnau 81,
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s : RETURNING TRAINS. 3
Leave Cleveland ct $3.50 A. II, ana 1s46 p - a.,
rive at Bridgeport st Cos p a., and 600 a. ~
Leave Pittsburgh at las A. ~, s:lS A. 81. and
1'4S T. n, arrive Of Bridgeport At 500 A.
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.HAII IlkIaRE [dGE HlEEIIN

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Lo, whit wonders the day hath brought,
Born Of tho sofs and Slpmberous snow;
Gradual, silent, slowlywf0aght;
Even - an artist, thought BY thought,
Writes expression on lip and brow.
Hanging gsrlands tho caves o'erbrim, ..
Deep drifts smother the paths below;
The elms are shrouded, trunk and limb,
And al the air is,dizxy and dim
With whirt 81 dancing, dassling SNOW.
Dimly ont Of tho ballled dght ,t..! ~.
Houses and church stfeteh iHAy;
The trees, all spectral and still and white,
Stand up like ghosts In the failing light,
And fade and faint with the blinded day.
Down from the roofs in gusts are hurled
The eddying drifts to the waste below;
And still IL the banner Of storm unfurled.
Till all the drowned and desolxte world
Lies dumb and white in . trance ofsnow.
Slowly the shadows gather And fall,
Still the Whispering anow-dakes beat;
Night and darkness are over all;
Rest, pale city, beneath their palli
Sleep, white world, In thy winding sheeti
Clouds may thicken, aud storm-winds breathe;
On my wall 70 = glimpse Of Rome
Land ofmy longing !-and underneath
Swings and trembles my olive-Wreath;
Peace and I are at home, at homsi
Atlantic Aosthly.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-04-07
II + NRY W. WEARY
- CARRIAGEMAKER. .-

T = AVE removed to :mynew shop peax
i the Bridge, vher. am prepared 10 a.
all kinds Of work in, the, Carriagepakink
line. Wagons, carriages ahd sleighs made
in neat and substantial manner at low
rates. Particular attention paid 70 repair.
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St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-04-07

WE have just opened New saddlcr
w Shop, on St. Germain street, where
weheve complete ASSORTMENT of everything
connected with our trade, comprising
HARNESS, HORsB-COLLARs,
Saddles, trunks,
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-04-07

RATES OF ADvERTIsIxo,
One column, one year, >' $75 90
One-half column, enc year, :.as.G a 40 90
One-fourth column, one year, e5 90
One column, sixImonths, : :, ~ 45 90
Ons-half column, six months, go 90
Ons-feurtA solumn, six months. l8 90
One square, one year, 500
One square, six months, 5 90
Business cards, Ave lines or less, $5 per
annu;n; six lines, Sc; eight lines, 81.
Legal advertisements at statute rates.
Ten lines Of this sized type constitute
square, and cards will be charged propor-
tionate to the space they occupy in BREWER
solid.]
i O B w g R TX
Of all kinds executed With neatness and
dispatch, and at reasonable rates.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-04-07

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St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-04-07
MEAT MARKET.

E'REeH Meat, Haay, Sausage and Vege
i tables u slf kinds. Kept constantly On
hand. Shop On 6t. 0srm1ln street..
z ''>'@ = +@f ~ CHAS. sLBEG,~
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-04-07
THOMAS JONES,
.1........ BLACKSMITH.

AZ lind. d ef ,xert don; aebi;;;. IL Il, I'll. b.,t
~ possibls manner: Partlculsr attehe
ton given TO horse sud px-shoeing, plow
work, and repairing Of all kinds. Shop in
same building with Henry,W. Weary.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-04-07

BUFFALO ovERsHoEs & MoccAs1Ns,
Kept always on hbsaa, and for sale At ia
vofable prices.
Agood stock Of Leather and shoemaker's
Findings. ..''"i,''. ..
Particular attention paid to Custom Work.
t.., The highest market price in Cash paid
for Hides. :.s z ANTON SMITH.
J Washington av., st. Cloud. v6n1s-1y