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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-30

FIO TEACHERS. - WANTED - Professor
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days each week Hy Mathematics and Military Dri
near oy Professor Modern language 470J Principal for
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md Latin, ey spscopaiAn RIipsipel ss.iy he.,
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

A FEI1c'rous CoMrAR1sos.-4Henry Ward
I Beecher has; said few things better than the
following, which We find in one of. his. late
sermons, Mons, and :whicn we recommend those
nearest blood relatives of western copper
heads 70 put in thsir pipes reaectively
''We have large number Of conseirva-
tive persons among us, who, in looking up
on the condition of this nation, hay e z great
fear om,a recount Of the various destruction
that takes place for the salvation Of the
2 country N the first place, they. are ex-
ceedngly troubled in regard to the destruc-
tion Of the constitution. To, be sure, four
million men have resurrection ! four mil
lion arestouched with the light Of the rising
glory Of liberty; butt that is nothing 4 It
is the breaking Of the Constitution that they
think ii of: An owlsits in 2 tree to see; an
eagle hatch its egg, and, by-and by, when
the shell is cracked to let the young eagle
out, the owl hosts, ii spoilng, ,poiling,
sro1LIXo the shcll''' What is the shell to
Che eagle that is inside Of it ?.aud. what
Is! the constitution butthe shell of liberty?
It was ordained for liberty; and when it is
broken, that the eagle, Liberty, may, come
forth, the owls Goot! They know the shell.
but they do not know the eagle !''' 90 So :,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
EROM fTENNYsON'e ,"ENOCH Ar
-. - DEN.,,%,t ~ q ;t''sSii ;;

Long lines of,cli1 bfeakink haveIieft ehas,,; ::
And Id the chasas asare faamsnd yellow sands; :.
Beyond, red roofs about . narrow, wharf y a.,g
~, ciustsr;t then . moulderd church; and higher
A long street climbs to one tall tower'd mill;
And high In heaven behind it gray down ~ tfA'
With Danish barrows : add q sshazelwood,
Bysatnmn nutters haunted, sneagishsssss s3i. 8
ers0p iin cnplike hq'qw sa e ths ssd. dd0~. of
Here ea tbs beafh hundred yeaFs ,y,,,4
Three children Of three houses Annie Lee, ''U
Theprottisstiittis dsnssl in, ths port, lSi,II se
Aed Philip Ray the nillers only .oq, ,e, s.4.s
Aud Enoch Arden, rough sailors lad
hIsdo orphan By awintsf shlpwrSck, played 1.l['1
Among tho waste end lumber Of the shore, ygg;,},
Hard coils Of cordage, swasthy Ashing nets,
Anchors of rusty hdte, and beats apdrawn;5ds sn'
And built their castles cf diasoving sand
To watch them ovsrnow'd, or following up
And flying the white breaker, daily leiti &1'9'5'
The little footprint daily wash dsway. ,fycgE j
narrow cave ram In beneath; tie cliff; es;f; i,
In this the children play'd at keeping house.
Enoch host ehe day, Philip tho next, 'A-'' .
While Anhisstill wis mistress !; but 1t timess. u
Enoch would hold possession tor week .,s
This is my house and this my little VIII" "''
aiino too said Philip, "tu.a and turn shout - :
When, if they quarrelled, Enech, strongcr-mate,
Was master; then would Philip, his blue eyes,
All flooded with the helpless wrath of tears,
Shrek out, 81 hate yoas kAoch;' and atthis sdi
:TThelttle = wifu wonld' weep for company, y ,..>F
And pray them not to quarrel for her sake,
And say she would bs little wife to botlE last IL.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

'ndASuBsTiru1Ej BROKER ptSoID.-The EN-
sployees and; habitues, of the provost mar
shars Office, says the Troy WAig, were CON
siderably amused day or two since at the
manner IN Witch Is substitute Broker was
'victimixed by his iutcnded cvictim. Broker
became acquainted with a coantrYman who
had. some notion, about enlistment, F's:.Oh,
you're my; man-7I al-7 can pocket 5000, Or
5000 on you,',' muttercd the joyous broker,
At the same time inviting Greeny to ''take
q walk and see the town: '"1 Greeny accept-
ed, and OF the two started. /; They inIbibed
freely, in fact, very; freely Broker was
anxious to have .Greenyr drink, often while
he Was trying to keep. sober. Broker had
plenty of money and would not permit ''his
friend from the country" to spend dime
Finally Broker became weak in the knees,
while Greenys was growing sober. 3! Results;
sGreepy marched; MI. r. , Broker (, to the mar
shal 81 Office had HIM examined, sf n was ac-
cepted and sworn in as a substitute =
Greeny pocketed the profits, and started
for the country .zMI- Broker is now on
Hart's Island in company with several of
his Victims, Verdict-sefved him right.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
N 4:E'E1I .4Fa%- NkV* EEEE = TT
When fire is applied to q living bo!

5I--WhMsp M fire is applied toia living body
blister filled with lquid is soon raised,
and il the heat be continued, the epidermis
is destroyed But when the same heat is
applied*to dead body, the epidermis rises
in the form Of . blister, which isfilled
witch :vapos, and: which presently bursts
This test has Been: proposed by n: Martin
de CordoQx, to ascertain if . person is re-
ally dead before the burial. IN performing
the test, the author recommends . A small
fame, such as the flame Of a match, to be
applied for q short time ct about half =
tentimeter from the skim &Sss% '@S'8''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

(; The following prescription is rouche,
tor 1l9y BY the lEastport (Ms) sent:nel .s = cur
for the smallpox: I" Give to the patient twt
table-spoonfals Of a mixture Of hop yeas
and water swectened so as to be pa!atsble
equal parts of. each three times . day
Children under twelve years'of age shoule
staie:two tea-,poonfulss three times = day
lDist-:boiled rice and milk, and toasted
bread moistened with water and without
butter. Eat no meat. Give catnip tea is Of
en- as the patient is thirsty. When conSi-
lescept give sparinss!y broiled beefste.k,
lean, without butter, only the juice to be
swallowed. Give physic when necessary.
lfthe above, treatment is strictly followed
no marks Of small pox will remain.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

SfaALocAL Eu1roR CowHlDrD.-Mack, the
sold pentizator'': of the Ohio State Journal,
has been having rough times la4ely. The
other day a woman, concerning whom he;
had made some remarks which she consid1t !
cred derogatory, met him on High street.
and gave him slight covhiding.i Mack
cakes thesmataer very cool, but sayssif two
or three more such occurrences happen, he.
thinks . resolution he formed in early life,
not to strike woman, will ''give out.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

New srocK YARDS. The new stock.
yards Of the Chicago, Burlington. 3 Quincy
R. R: Co., in Chicago, are being fitted up.
in the most extensive and convenient man
ner, and will ada greatly to the fseiiities'
for receiving and shipping sock ssfs;all'
kinds. Four Of EairbAnks'' Stock eoales.
forty-two feet long, and vide secoqsh to-
weigh an entire car load at onee. are being;
built in the yards SO That ell stock reosiys
ed or; delivered csns be- promptly ard cors
rectly. weighed. I,sspayas sg... Fss'a II
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

q. AGooD 'MAsos.-We are told the fellon
ing circumstance IN regard to the deaah q
Lieutenant Tin1hatn, who was killed il th
second battle of Corinth :, it appears tha
Lieut.. Tinkham was not seriously wounde
~hen The rebels took possession of tn.
part Of, the, feld there he fell, but xas aal,
shot through the leg, and as our boys wer
contestings the advance Of the. eneny;wbl
desperate bravery, Lieutenant Tinkhaz
raised himself upon his, elbow to see q
fighting, when another leaden messehge
pierceaahis body and he fell; to- the grou1
zs. ttseeing that he must soon be nun
bered With the slain, and that his. life bloc
was fast flowing out, he made some sign. 4
a passing rebel, (which swasz said tesbs
masonic sign Of recognition, who iume
diateiy came to 1inkham's side and render
ed him all the, assistance, in, his poker
Just before he expired he handed the rebe
his watch and some money, with the in
structions to forward it to his family tn
tEst opportunity he had, and ? few mo.
mentssafter expired. The. rebel pinned
small piece.sof paper, on sTink4am's coat
on which was his name and company, AMI
left him. he was found BY his company q
left, and by them buried. Tine r.roAsqon
aud on the: Fourth Of July, thirty five thouI
sand sand rebels surrendered to our vietorioa;
army At, Vicksburg, and among that vas
multitude we find Lieut.. ~Tinkham's friiein,e
eagerly searching for'5 The fourteenth Wiz
consin regiment He found the iregiiasnl
and safely deiiveredahe watch and unose,
to one of its members, and disappears
!. among ~ the throng i, The articles have beer
received by Mr.. Tinkham,s, friends in th,
country.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

--..well, Jimmy. 'sa,d a,aewsonsrieos =
ylaboret in New. .HnrE Who worked h1stAa
day, ,,whatde you getanov :" 'tsix dol;
lars day.. Was the reply. "And how
long do you have to work. ~ ..Fopr hours. =
"Aud does that, pay you p "wen, said
Jimmy, sits tolerable !; but think II We
strike once more we'll. have sl We want.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

Une t0sur f.isnds. III szs been md
i speeulatar sorc,of circu. Stances, wss
yestsdsy rsiibhg to us. ~br hundred
dollsrs in currency had dsnj for him .i.es
the war began. In 'el he exchanged ths
above amount: for. one hundred dollars in
gold, paying : premium Of four doll.rs and
fifty cents for it. The issue. Of greenbackss
which followed soon after, seut mp the piies
of gold: to twenty per cent, xsbenshsE sold
his one hundred dollars for that much
premium, making a handsoms little sum,
Finding that the premium On gold kept in
creasing,t ,ths Bought the nextdsy, nsasts
ing his one hundred dollars with what he
had nude. In the COURSE Of three or four
days he sold again; and III week he sole
again, at.tke end OF which tins shegfsonl
that he had doubled lis money.
! He pursued rhe same course with hi
two hundred dollars until gold 6sslly
reached II per cent. when he sold asain.
his proceeds amounting to between so
and $500 This he invested in mess porl
(at$lt per harrd. believing there xeuh
be, as there was, reaction in gold) which
be sold IN the course Of a month at IN id:
| vance Of 81 per barrel, when he inside NJ
investment Of one half Of his funds in pork
the other in whisky: Blu: afe~ days ago.
when whisky reached $l.80. and pork $5t
per barrel,s he sold out and found that h
had sufficient funds to purchase s house o,
Seventh street. for Which he paid s. 500
Such we know TO be the history Of one hun
dred dollars i" currency since the VA
comhmencesd md it is in just suchs maniles||
that Immense. fortunes have been made
Gt1.inasti paper. 81, -, -. : 5.:s., .sss ts u
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
TIVE DEMOCRAT
10 published at St. Cloud, Stearns County,
M'nnesots, every Thursday afternoon.
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-. RATES OF ADVERTISING,
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One-fourth column, six months, 1900
One square, one year, 800
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Business cards, five lines or less, SIS per
annu:n: six lines, $6; eight lines, s..
Legal advertisements at statute rates.
Ten lines Of this sized typo constitute a
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
;, ST: CIOUD: MINNESOTA THURSDAY SEPTEMBER T.

Of them for real comforts: When I had
young children, kept more and betteeir: ei:i Ser :.
v.ntS than many women Who f'wvoe wore cash
meress ssad aiahonds.'i I sidughts +. ubetter
to'psJextraiwagesto to arealysgood;; ;;otrusty
woman: who lived with me- 3aiQm syear1 to
yeas sand relieved mqEofp mq Song Of py heayi7
est family cares, than to have over 50 much
lace locked away in my drawers. - g.
e" Weaalways were able Is sfgo into the
country to spend our sumners, ,,aud to keep
. good family horse and carriage for daily
dlriiviingTT,bp y which means we afforded. as. a
family, h1 very poor patronage to the medical
profession. Then we built our house, and
while We left out 1 great many expensive
common places that other people think they
must have, weplt'in profusion of bathing
accomtaodatisns such as verys Few. people
think ai. tqf having. There never WAS . time
when. we & did not yot feel able to afford, to do
what was necessary to preserve or to re.
store health; and for. this'I always drew
on the surplus fund laid Up by ny very r,,:n. un
fashionable housekeeping and dressing:'.;
a;.,". Your 7hiother has bad, "isaid Il a .swwhat
is the great. want in America, perfect inde-
penrdence % Of mind pte te go he her own with,
tic .Nonthiy, = 0''' -'s'.s->s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

r. AN Irishman having no respect for the
"nigger,"'I tried to pass a cslored sentinel
in St. Louis on Monday, and was shot by
him. litFi ,T&-5tE3;E g., ~ aid 9t|j Jftst
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
,7T'Hi0M M A S. s.J7 ES
>h"e}sn BLACKSMITH .,@ss,,, Il, {.

A~LL4 rkindseflwerk 3;dene In the best
a possible PaFtisse attsn ten
work, and repairing Of all kinds. Shop in
same building with Henry W. Weary.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01

= =
~ For all kinds Of JOB WORK
call 1T this Once. s.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
1HCLUENCE OF aCOLORS upon THE
.,-.f .....,4 COMPLExION.

Z The follo~ing suggestions en- the choice
Of colons suitable for saneqse complexions
are taken from f"::Ilouman'sl Handbook ;o1
T Household 1 Science, work We have re-
peetedy and desefycdly commepded nj dadI for ri. its
7aluablc and interesting Treatment n1t 81 ofsdb SIS
jeots pertaining to ev.ry 'housekoid.1o "Anr:y
-ooaorsd oh5ecls, as sbohnetsatsimmings ,jor
arepssiest iaihhe, vicinity: of the : cqunte-
'nepeae, salange ITS teelor but, clearly 70
haze a gafesh that change a yxeT must know what the
cast Of Complexion IS. This ~; VARIES Is MN f6i
itely, but We recognize two l general sl sorts, ots
fight and dark, or blonde aia 1G19u;nstie.> b. In
The bloadessor fair com plcxione,r the celor
af' the hair is amixtureroftreds yellow and
brown, resulting in o pale. orange brown.
The skin is lighter, aiming little:orange
but o.n ;, with tn, variable tinges Of light red The
blue eye Of the blonde is iI;p SUPPLEMENTARY plemeata to
the orange of the hair. Tn bruunn,ettes tie
hnir IN h,ncl. and h.3.l;. Z. ,
orange tint. Thevred, Of the brunette is
dssper or less rosy than that Of the blonde.
Now the same colors affect these two styles
Of. complexion very differently. A green eel
setting in bonnet Of dress throws its com
Hplcliient of rcd upon the face. IF The con com
tplcxion be- pale anu deficient. in, .ruddv
freshness, 9or admits :: of hay ing its rose
tint httle highteued, the green, will; i'm
prove it, though it should be delicate in or
der, to preserve harmony Of tone. But
green charges the orange hue ST tie 'b1riu;,
-nctte in;oa disagreeablc btiek-red: If any
grecn'at a1l 10 used, in such case it should
:5c dark ,Bors ahbE orange scomplexion of
brunette the best color, is yellow, : lts COM
elementary, violet, neutraIzes the yellow
Of the orange and leaves the red, thus in
creasing the freshnssss of the ccomplexion.
1.-THE Skin be more yellow than orange,
the complementary, violet, falling upon it
changes it. to q dull .pallid white. Blue i'm
parts its complementary, >. orange, which
improves the yellow hair Of the blondes,
and enriches white compilations and light
flesh tints. Blue is therefor the standard
color for blonde, 'as yellow is for a bru-
nette' 4 But blue: injnres thc,,bruuettc by
deepening the orange, which was before too
deep: Violet yelloEwss yEwssit the skin, and is in
g. admissible frs except where its tone is 50 deep
at to, whiten the complexion by contrast.
Rose-red, by throwing green Upon the com
plexion, impairs its ffeshness.' Rcdlis Oh
jectionable,' unlesss'it be- sufficiently dark
to whiten1 the face by cont gas, Of .tone. .. Or
ange makes light compilations blue, yellow
one ones green, and whitens the brunette.
White, if without lustre, has pleasant ef-
feet with light compilations; but dark. 3 or
bad compilations are made worse by its
strong contrast Fluied lacesi are not liable
to this 'ohjeotion,E for they reflects the ligh,
in such way as TO-, produce the same. .et~
@ feet es gr"yia Black adjacent to the coup-s
tenance makes it lighter '-'' ''->
at Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
Yno"W. aq.iWEA RiY
~ ''CkRRTAGEMAKER..a

T HAVE removed to my new shop nea,
i the Bridge, vhere am prepared to dc
all kinds of work in the Cnrriagemakins
line. Wagons, carriages and sleighs made
in neat and substantial manner At low
rates. Particular attention paid to repair
.erE1rftfE,z- z. ~ = '0-14
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
PHOTOGRAPH. GALLERY

PHOTOGRAPHS, .AMBRoTYPEs, &c.,
TAKEN At
Mrs. Fa1.Nvell's. Cutlery,
Opposite the DEMOCRAT Office, Loerer town
Hours between . A. NJ. and P. N. -, Ill
Every variety Of Albums, Frames and
Cases kept sop hand. > y5n52-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-01
+. W. METZROTH,
! s.MERGIHAdH T A[pB,

XXTOULD invite his friends and the pub
w lilo to cali and examine his Nev Sly|es
to Gentlemen = Furnishing Goods. Psrtics
ular attention paid. to custom work. gv
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-12-29
4ts6 JAMES H. MCMAHON. Judge.
An Court of Probate hol !e at Harwinfon

| \ Ta Court of Probate hol !e at Harwinton "A within and tor the District of Harwinton, on the sffl day bf Deceinbsr. A. D. 1S64 Prcsent-Lewis Smith. Esq. Judge. s Upon the petition of Henry 5: Hin1nan of Harwinton in the County Of Litchfisld. show ing to this Court. that he is Guardian of Cora Stone. Edwin J Stone. and Fanny J. Stone. Of -Harwinton within said district, 1nnots That said minors are the owners of real estate situated in said Harwinion. viz: One piece of land bounded North on land of CordsliaI-i1---' = East on land of John D. G-L;l '. aoa'n ou oy'
 .au l'. .I'..SJtif acres-with Dwelling House ...a .ns Earn Barn standing on the sa,ne-valued at about Four Hundred dollars
 That it would be for the interest of said mi nors that said land be sold. and the avails thereof invested for their benefit according to law-praying for liberty to sell said property fn. the purpose Aforesaid, as per petition on file. .,a-r .-,,-..s-
 lis ordsrld by tais cour., That said Guardian give notice of said application. by causing ,he same to be published in one of the Newspa-- pers printed in Litch6eld in the County of LitchtieId, three weeks successively at least six weeks before the. hearing ; and that said petition will be heard t the Probate Office in said district on the l4th d y of February aoxt, ut one o'clock iii the afternoon. a@
 Certified from Record by . g
 a5t3 e LEWIS SMITH. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-12-29
No. l.l FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

CAAIO VOn HE EEOIAE.
 It is well established fact that no prepara- ton has ever been placed before the public, that, as . remedial agent for the safs and spec. dy cure of Coughs, ,Colds. Group, In6uenza
 Ho o,rseness. Tickling in the Throat, Soreness of the Chest and Lungs, and the relief of Con. sumptive Corgh, is equal to Goes Cough Bal- sam, Although not known in the Western States until the fall of 1863. over 300 ,OO0 bot ties of it were sold and used by the people; its immense popularity being the result of it's un- d0nbted merit. The proprietors, Messrs. c. G. Gark < Co, of New Haven, Ct., who are among .be most reliable of the Eastern Drug Houses. have offered to any man who would 'sprOduce hn article that would cure any Lung aud Throat affections as quick Us Goes Cough Baisam, a reward of Sl00, and are without and taker, although the offer has been made public over two years: Tie bottle compares favora- biy ill sIz. wttrany Oi Int Uo ceus prupar ani it's strength is secund to none, making it not oaly the hest, bnt ths cheapest tenledy in tho world. We have the united testimony Of such houses as Lord &s Smith Fuller. Finch X Suiler; Burnham & Van Schaack J. II. Resd d, O., and H. Scovill. all heavy drug xists ia the city of Chicago, together with the insurance of wholesale aud retail druggists in all points of the Northwest, that they are sel ling more of tll,s preparation aad that it gives gr4Ater satisfaction than any other Cough bai- sam now extant. No family sS?u;a be with .G.ut it l; it is within the reach of all the price being only 40 cea.s In time of health. pso- ~ide for disease. Chicago Tribune. 36 I'm.