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iricknerr and shs question naturally suggested
Itself 70 the public mind, whs,hsr the new converts
we're sincere. Elections are kind Of political cru
cibe' which are sp, 70 take the gloss from the
schemes Of politicians, and 70 expose them 70 pub
lie view. The late elections were largely Rsrutl-
cam The hea, on the contest has subsiiei, and in
looking for It's results We see the business ofths
public doubt coneern.nS the politicians alluded 10,
for their friendship towardhho President buturned
- dfo,s. The ExrEsss now says that tie P-esi-
denis conduct is "inexplicabls !" The WORLD
begins 10 end fault with his policy, and the late
suisdzoi organ Of ,hc Confederacy. which also
claimed friendship for the President now haily
denouncss him. An1 these sheets profess TO lead
the srsa, loyal Democratic party, whose members
fough In every battle Of the rebellion, and which
10 Jay stands truly and firmly by the President.
TIE rank and file OF the parry are It's pure gold -
such leaders ,s those referred TO, its dross. IL !.
net apparent that re people, in the late elections,
saw through the guiss which these politicians PIT
on, aud that they have, by the voice OF their votes
SAD to We Democracy, "Purfy Ihyssn Of Thy
, nuf.U Va sleuept ~
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POLITICAL.

9TH WARD GUNTHER CLUB-AT A
y meeting o. the 7th Ward Gunther Cluh held a.
50 East Broadway, on Monday evening" 18Th ins the
following resolution unanimously adopted -
Ee.olved, That We name a. our FIRST choice for tbs
b. his hones admnis,raton Of our municipal affairs,
his asing efforts TO stay the tide OF Official cor
rupton, and his earnest endetvofs n promote re-
form. has Garnet for himself fully the v I'm agpobs-
tior n all homes ctlzens HENRY BISHOP. lrea.
JANIS MURPHY Sec ils
DOTH WARD GUETHER CUBAN
<Oadouruei meeting Of this Club will te held a
Columbia Hall, 3iG " Both It, on Wednesdsy even
Inc, Nov. 18th, st O'clock FRED. BUTCllER-
President, pro ten. liz
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PEAL ESTATE SALE. BY
~ ALDRIDGE & SCOTT.

On wedne,isy, Nov. "a, At 5 p NJ, a. ths
s',s room Of u. SCOTT, - MONTGOMERY street,
J,Gre, City, viii be sod ~ los OF ground, situated
IN nul-on City, y. D., on Montgomery aud summit
avenues, Lincoln VI. End Mon Place, which we've 70
have been sold I'd inst, on the premises and post
pOpod on account Of Stony aCataer. yirIt 10 his
property Il be time ell spared Tor tho iAmi-
iAr ritl tno locality. II can b. reached IN - min-
u,cs b. the HODuken, Hudson City AID Ncs' Hobo
k,u horse carr. Title perfect. arms tlsy. Maps
AZ fcsty 81 So Nontcome.y a., JoTs-y City, an at
The Post once, Hudson CITY. S3s
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THE FATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. A,
Il H. society, so |, VI Byooklyn, h.. -, will hold a
temperance meeting, at - O'Clock this even u- ~
TEMPERANCE HAN cor. Grand aud Tth ss. sp ASers,
Mr.s,s Leonard, fletcher and Oihers. sWiag by
Tho members. All tue members are rogue stea 10 be
present. THOs, 81. LLOYD, Pest. lHOs. McCABE,
sec. lls
THE MEMBERS OF THE FATHER MA
l. me. L. ". 4 A. b. society viii please assemble
nj their hall o6l BrOoIne II, tina e4lIeulay LOOu
fi tofaG TO pay thu hst tribute OF respect 10 tlolT
ased brother Mich AL GALLApirh. JAS.
KIOhpAN. lea, l.. l.. CAREY, Marsha lis
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POLITICAL

DOWN WITH THE RING.-lT MUST AND
IL shall be Bgokeny Peoples Independent Nom.
in.tion Tor Councilman OF the Fourth senatorial
District JOHN liUssEY. 2'2
NINTH WARD GUNTHER CAMPAIGN
~ Club A regular neetlng OF this Cub ril be
held on SATURDAY evening N9y Ism, a! he Jlpl,s
THOas, Pros., WA. PINE AUGUSTUS fklCE,
secTe tarieA. 40
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE, THIS DAY
l. JAMES AGAR, Auctr, will sell At ~ New Bow.
err, 4nO ot. OF men and Somen's clothing, silk me-
rno, and other dresses brcc ne and wool shasl
nautt, sheots, quite, blankets tAblecUth., lootA.
shoes coats, pants vcsts. ard a variety Of otheI
goods. John j. Lovy, - sixth ave. 1856
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A Lesson Drawn from tho Into Klcc,,0n.


fuESDsnr il divided INTO two varier,,-,he
ssnuias sud the spurovs True fr.oniaAin, like
gold, Is refined and purlei By tie severe, tss,
sad ATays comes out Of 'Ae otuglble luglte, md
p1r'r than before Tho c---.-..,,t article becomes
dro' whom subjected &. Tie tria, aud is wor,h.
leosnsss ihen becomes apparent That as Of
politicians who denounced tAs war during III,
tendency; who we're willing 10 have the Uulon DIS
Tup'ed for tho sake q peace who used their best
EFFORTS 70 paraly 70 ho Government when II was Ia
she de1sH-ssru.g e vi,L lrCsaon and who denounced
ANnpAw JohNtoS in tho most embiitered AMI aJu-
"'e l~ns uAso few months sgo-those pohu.
Clans arc NO" an eIAnplS OF spurious
friendship. Amer youuuz Aslr bstred
upon the President Al Ae time OF his inau-
gutstion, they su lisnly made an abrupt change
OF sActcs and prossssi she most ardent frisndship
fer him and his reconstruction policy. That was
Al very well, and Tho people were glad TO soc Il
bu' thar could not forget ,bs 1p,,c;dsais OF those
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pAWNBROKEE,s SALE THIS DAY AR

L To-, O'clock, at BELL l. ISGRAlIAM's sale
soods-men women and children, clothing tns
drsses, piece goods, unlogcothing, table and red
linen, shuts, shav H. cl,Hks, qus blGnk'' pillows
.ieeis, boots ani an les &C. suitable ir the sea on
by :. II. MOSS, 81 Cathaliue ~. ThuItda., large
sale for NJ. AEhEBACn. FndAy, for l.. CUHS, 50
Clinton st. 1875
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DAWN3ROKFR'S SALE-GEORGE LEW
l. Is, Auctonser viii eel this day, a. Isl B0se-
~ hy ord. OF w. rlMPsoN, alsrge s.sor,ment Of
shAviA r,mnlnts. 6c &c. also AZ y o'c.Ocs a Iarl
ami extra lot OF mon's clothing, well worthy the at
teuton Of buyers. sale 20 commence AZ lJs oCk $50
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Cattle Market.



Be,rss-The market q this poiDt opened on Nom
day moning with 10 bead Of casle Ia the various
yards, being bD less than the number offered this
DAY veet. In consequence Of this comparatively
moderate supply dtovers succeeded. during the early
houIs Of the opning day, In advancing prices OF 1Ae
better grades about sc per h. above those Of last
week, which advance rAs maintained Throughout TIE
forenoon Of that day. During the Afternoon how
ever trade became less anitnated, whsn holders,
ind ne II impo.be louset TO iOtce sale or dlciaie
ie ne rcceded TO former ruling prices, VIZ for poo
min diminutive oxen and dry toss lOal3'sc tslr
AVERAGE droyei, veil Aapted TO retail business hom
10 10 i6c; really good bscvcs, lTAlsc and up-top
eElA lat fancy cstte, 81 lvazOc, or about txN or
S5Ss and Calr.s with the present high price. Of
luttsr and cheese farmers are 6t unwilling W dis
pps VI their mlich,n, even At the present hlsh
hfures al which they are ned TN, iaot IN eonIee-
ss OF cattle, stl tend 10 sustain former ratss and
We SAL quote
Extra slO0ssl60
Good hfVJ
Common medium - asvb
Prime calves, pet 10 10 .hls ~
Gos YEA calves per qal3S
Common veal calves per head .ygAl5
Cafkius .I4sti
,fn,s eIy.. ,ier head siOaS3O
| SHEEP and lamb Tho supply Of sheep hss aecu-
INFLATED durIns the present seek, and We nov have
| Al this market some 100 head. Th.s liberal supply
has tended TO reduce prices 'on.S hat. and quo's-
| extras Lambs rcmiin At about last weeks prices,
| viz. from - TO 10 for fair TO extra lots.
| Hogs.-lhe market Tor swine IL at present very
| lively and price. are consequently held At former
hguies viz. l2al3s Tor sood Ayeraee lots, and lie
i Tor extras
| The total receipts for the vesk throughout tho
| city loot up 6,ug4 leover ;! cows, o43 ,eals,
I6,Ub2 sheep aud lambs aud II 800 swlne-show ing
against last weeks receipts an increase oi % soals,
4TSO sheep ana lambs, and 3,1CJ swine, and . de-
| G ease VI l55 boeyes and cows,
| Flour aud Grain.
NEw loRk, Nov. Il, 1905.
| Piour.-The market IL dull At former prlces. SUI
pefne STATE, 81 i5asS IL; Extra do at ~ TUats 20
| Western f1tra-loN gfstes-at IS 25AS 10 sh ppins
OHIO NJ SO 95aty 10; supeftne Western, ~ IbAes-
In grades II Canals tEtra at . 2bas 10 and good
| " .up-rfine Southern, at - 6,aSl6 %.
| Gfdin.-Tho wheat market Il 10 better. New
Amber state being quoted a. ~ +lsIf - Milwaukee
| Club, ~ 7sAsl eo; ChicAro spring u 7safl s..
| Odts-Are dull aud heavy At 4Ja5I5sc tor uusound
Bir!sv~ls dull, At Ell qsasi 90 for Canada West.
| 81 10 tor state.
| C0rn-Thls market l. 1c better. Western untound
being quoted at s5sglc, and sound Mixed Western
| aIyZsA95.
/ 10 IIaw wA.s
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flour aud Grain.
Tho Hay Market.

NEW YoRK. Nov. IL 1865.
There Ia no ehanEe In tho market for hay, the
supply still being lfht, but the demand l. quite
moderate Al ptoentpricss have undergone no change
worthy Of note being quoted 10 day a. oUaO5e for
al mn ny. md slEAAn lnI LnLnlL ln-E.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
parIey,s Magical Pain Extractor positive.

paiIey's Magical Pain Extractor positive
cure. piles, burns, sores chapped hands and lips
,pr,ins bruises, wounds, rhcumatism, salt rheun,
&C. 95 cents box. DEPOT a. Liberty At. l95
The People Have Been 70 rIuch impos-
ed upon by several worthless sArapariias, thA, We
are yad to be able 70 recommend preparation which
BE- DEPENDED On as containing tho virtues Of that
invaluable medicine, and Is worthy Of the public
confidence. Dr. Ayers sArsspara cures when an
thls can cure the diseases that require an aierra-
tive medicine 100
Grover Il bakers First Premium Rlnstic
stitch and iock stitch Ing machines 4yA Broadway,
New York and 235 Fulton o., Brooklyn. 81
Wheeler ~ Wilson Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine, No 6-5 Broal-
Wy, NY. Sls
Howe sewing Machine Company No 829
Broadway, NY. Elias Hove, JTr President. Agenu
wanted. Sli
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE &C. LEWIS,
AUcL, vii cell, on THURSDAY, Nov 18Th. a. rs
Chatham OF, large assortment Of men aud womeu's
o.othng, temnints quit., blankets boots, Ghoes &c,
sc. Ie commence at ~ O'Clock. BY ogdef vi j. b. q
}. SIMPSON. so
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DAWNBROKER'S LE-RICHARD
FIELD, Auctr, $50 Pearl e. y IN .ell, to-moto~.
Thursdsy, At 10y &c oCk, large lot OF mcn md
meme clothing. by order OF Mrs. b. Costello, is
Mot IT. lah
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- & !. BOGART, AUCT'RS, THIS DAY,
-. At o',pek. at the sugtion room, North
i IN e. ,uOltOa ht lshaIs, - etoVgs, sofas Ibles,
cLa.s, riIe u.s. ttTaslrs, Ob and a variety OF
hlu slhOln LurnIlaIe, hoIser. &c. las
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6 HERMAN 4 CO., Au,T'Rs-SELLT This
~. day Wednesday, Nov. 70, 1t 10y o'clock, 81 No.
- Bowen, by order VI the Marsha TIE tlOck 0; iln-
plr1ed aud domestic liqu0f' viz; 80 lbls choice
b1urhon Nhiskte., rum, brand sud llrre lot q
other wines and l4u0F[ L. BADENhUP, Mar
blgl. 1913
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK Guaranty

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK Guaranty
~ aud Indemnity Company, No Is Broad It, New
1sik, Nov sth, 1865. Notice "a hereby given that .
meeting OF the sioCkhOlder. Of the New York Gaur-
snty aud Indemnity Company will be held At the
oihce Of the company, No IL Broad st. IN the City II
New York, on Tuesday, tie NTH DAY Of Deoemher,
500 at ~ O'Clock, NJ for the purpose Of voting upon
TIE que'ton OF an inereUe OF The capital stock Of tho
company tom one million OF dollars tl,uOlOO) 10 two
mill ons ,vOOoJ to which last named amount IL 10
pfupDsed TO increase such capital. SAAl. u. BAB-
COCK, JONATHAN InORNE, JAS. u. JOHNSON,
MAXIM BATES, JOEL WOLFE, W BCTLER
~ Moan, I. 4. MURDOCH, Lot Is Won HOFF.
MAN, HERMAN AARCj sE, Directors. $50
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g HERMAN & CO., AUCT'RS-SFLL This
~ day, Nedn sday, Nov. Is ut 1Os O'Clock, At No.
10 buErI- g. virtue OF an eNucutl ION, cases men,
women, b. and youths boots, shoes an tsiteIs,
Al 80 uoz. periumeties ha oils and IVIuades K.
JACKSON led, Attorney. l2s
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A SSiGNEES SAlE-THIS DAY, WE'D
Lhlesday, al II O'Clock precisely, At 80 Nalh nctou
sqlafe, cor. WayeTly Place, al the h0utoAod iurni-
tu CONSUMED In tho l-sIory residence, comprising
parlor, dining and chamler furniture piauo.o to,
mtirors, carpcls leather beds bedding. yttCd wA.e,
oil paintings, &c. rare chance Tor parties crm.
moueins Housekeeping. loo
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NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS-THEG GEORGIA
Land ami Emigration Company, through their
acting Secretary, have male arrangements With tho
AGENTS o. tie lines of steGmshipe running 10 SavAn-
NAH which reduces the price OF pasaee, for emf ants
70 ~. EmigtAnts for the state Of Georgia will applv
iur pUsage the Pursers Of the respective shps u
those lines, at Piers IL 80 and IS North River SIS
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Personal NOTICES.

INFORMATlON WANTFD-OF Ny WIFE,
hAki Am kELl.Ell otherwise Mrs MORRIS,
who disappeared about months 40. Apply OF
a. iress Ill MONKS, OAkea Factory, " est +4th t.
let. ,tl a.. sth ayes.
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GLORIOUS NFws-STILL ANOTHER
r AIDES FATHER MATHEW T. A. b.

l. ali eountre- aud crceds arc respectfully invited
n a pubic meeting OF Father Mathow r. A. Is :.
no. 3. OF Nov A. rE, on " edne.caY evening, nov
18th, ut their hail bath a. III ave- The talented
Nj. Carroll, OF No. :, anu james Dwyer, OF Branch
No. f. will add ese the meeting, 20 Sweeny will
be pgsseut and perform on the piano Mss Muldoon
Nj cullen and Ice vii sng some teautifll temper
ance songs. JAMES O'kElLLI, flysL JOHN Nc
hAAON, Rec. sec. ii
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A DEVOTIONAL SINGING MEETING
~ will bo held this Wednesday evening, at :
o'clock, at the rooms OF the YOUNG Mems Christian
Association, l6l Fifth ave. and s3T BroAir.y. Al
young pofsous are invited. 10
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A CCTTON SALE OF BEAUTIFUL BUILD
Ting lots, "wednesday, Nov Is, 1850, at o'clock,
on he premises. A splendid chance for every man
70 provide home At a susll outlAy 81 per cent Of
the purchase may remain on bond and MORTGAGE for
term Of year, the purchaser may pay ali ash,
" he desfes. Title perfect. 50 building lots In
hsa thy and desirable location, minutef walk from
the Five Cornera nudson City. New Je sew, near
the works Of the American watch and Clock Go !,
nov being built and calculated TO employ ffom go
10 SO hands. Horse from ii0boken and Je ,ey
City ferries. Cars run all nisht TO floboken For
MAJ and further particulars spply 10 THOMAS AL
House. flom 4. N. iooF. " Or DAVID sC0Tr.
Auct'r, s3 MONTGOMERY 81, jersey City, M. g56
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. H., No. ia MEETING or THE
~ above number will he held thi. Wednesday
tual attendance IL requiIed. Nv order JOHN
BIRNES, Prest. AICHL. CUNNINGHAM, Sec .iG6
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MY WIFE,, MARY BROOKS, HAVING

4'l len my ued and board without Just cause
o'oca'ion, hereby foihd all peu1us trusting her
On my account, nH will paw 0cu's OF her con-
tIae ns ate. tlls date, nov. IA, 1919 JOSEPH
BRnOCkS, II East R,OadvG a.. 3il
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ENIHIk MAIIiIN 7, 4. Is. NUIIIII =
Il No. /. Of Jcrscv CITY, will hold puhl. teuue-
rance meeting h. Washington Hall cor New ARK and
Jersey aves Nedn..dsy evening, Sov lttA. NJ Z
o'clock. spcakiur by Mr, O'pounel and Mr. Holly.
wood. SINGING By siss lAvlesA As. Dunlry, and
others. JOHN dunn, Priest. !. CULLEN, Rec.
sec. l3l
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-12
Wollan'S Life Protector !
Still Another Wonder In Chem
lstrV:

JOSEPH GOYErTE, the assignee of Hem
J ry Warren's Patent Chemical Toilet and
Washing Soap, for Stearns County, has
opened an office on corner Of St. German
street and Washington avenue in boot and
shoe store next door to the Book Store,
where he intends to stop short time to
introduce in this county Mr.. Warren's
chemical soap. Having with brother and
two soldier comrades tested and thorough
ly proved it, he can, with honesty, testify
to its superiority over other soaps, as &c
CARDS price and the labor saved by its use.
We four above mentioned saw Mr.. Warren
weigh. measure and make ten pounds and
two ounces of nice toilet soap from the
ingredients that COS. G74 cents, making
the cost less than seven cents per pound.
The soap is made at a cost Of from two to
nine cents per pound, and made in from six
to ten minutes time.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call
in and see samples of this soap. The cler
gymen Of oil societies ore invited to call
and get some of this soap, to test its quail
tiles for doing the washing for their fami-
lies. Persons wishing to buy family or
township rights, can have samples gratis
for test. as do not wish any one to buy
until they have fully tested the soap, both
in regard to price and quality. The wash
ing soap will save one half the labor in
washing and the clothing is much whittier
than when washed with other soap. The
Toilet Soap is the best toilet and shaving
soap in use.
Young men out Of employment wishing
to engage in a good. honorable paying bus
mess, can do so by purchasing township
rights. Do not fail to call and examine
the soap and see it made.
Office next door to tho St. Cloud Book
Store JOSEPH GOYETTE.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS

INsuRAANcE CoMpANIEs-LIAB1L1r
&c.-For the benefit, Of many Of our citizens
in this County, who. We understand, have
patronized the American lnsurancs Com
pany, of F,epor. Ill.,, and no doubt think,
they have an insurance against loss in u
reliable company, We publish statement
OF the condition Of the company on the 1st
day Of April, 1866, as sworn to by the
Secretary and fled in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court, in this county.
The law requires these statements to be
filed with the Clerk Of each county every
year, so that persons desiring insurance,
can have au opportunity Of ascertaining
the standing Of the different companies do
ing business in the County vet very few
persons take the trouble to examine these
statements, notwithstanding they are pub
lie records Of the county. free to all, but
rely entirely OH the statements Of travelling
agents hence we publish copy of the
sworn Statements of this company, and
may take occasion to notice some others
hereafter.
No of Policies in force, 1925
Amount Of property at risk, $7,76O, 800 10
Amt. of premium notes $225,SS7, IL
SAINT of cash Oh Land and III the
hands Of other persons receivable $6,98l IL
Amt. Of Bills reliable for premi-
ums loaned, drawing 10 per cent,
interest, SO, 8O7 ,95
Amount Of assets due,
being paid daily, 1885, 90
Amount Of office furniture fix
lures stationary and other per-
sonal property, 80, w
Total capital, April lst 1865, $254,02l. %
The largest amount, insured
! in any one risk or within 100 feet, $3OOO.OO
| Losses adjusted and due, none
Losses adjusted and not due, 81, 4G5.OO
Losses awaiting further proof, S94O.OO
xThis item of security is remarkably
small, and there is probably very large
amount in the hands Of other persons other
than those having any connection with this
Company.
| When we compare this statement with
those of some other companies doing bust
ness in this county having from 81 ,OcO, OOt
to $3,00O,0O0 capital and companies thai
take risks at rates at q small advance O
hose bogus companies, We are surprised
that people of senee should patronize sucf
humbugs. The very fact of these Bogus
companies sending their agents to can
vass section of country distant from thei,
pretended location, avoiding, rs these
agents do, all places where facts might be
brought out Of them by close questioning,
is of itself enough to condemn them in the
eyes of the community, and We hope thai
people will learn their OVID interest by
having their insurance made in companies
that have established local agencies, a. there
are no good reliable Insurance companies
in existence but what have local agents
| wherever they attempt to do business. In
conclusion therefore. We caution farmers
aud others against Ill companies that dc
80: have local agents.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-12
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst, at St. Cloud, by Rev.
Chas. Griswold, Mr. CuAs. ". STlNPsox and
Mrs. OLIVE L. HUBBARD, both of Sank
Centre, h1inn.
On the 10th inst, at the house Of the
brides father, by Rev. c. Griswold. Mr..
CHRlsropHEa WlLK1N,, OF Clear Water. and
Miss IRENE \. DAVENPORT, Of La Sank,
Mimi.
On Wednesday morning, 9th inst, at
Saint Cloud, by Rev. J. H. Ballou, Mr.. P
LAMB. and Miss Louise T. ToBEr, both Of
Saint Cloud, Mimi.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-12

W. see by q list Of appointments pub
lished in the Press, that uou, Ignatious
Denuelly viii address the citizens Of Mon
ticello, on the 18th, Clear Water, on the
10th, and St. Cloud on the 10Th inst, on
the political issues Of thessday. Persons Of
all parties and opinions should attend these
meetings, as Mr.. D.'s admitted ability, and
custom to hsndle and discuss political
questions with fairness perspicuity and
vigsr, will repay such attention.
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Real Estate at BARGAINS,

The Sc ! of NE /, N J Of sW + and the
Sc I Of SW !, Section 10, Town l24, con-
tanning 100 acres, only four miles from St.
Cloud, with fair proportion of woodland,
prairie and meadow, will be sold on reason
able terms. Thirty-eight acres of fine
meadow adjoining will be sold ip connection
Herewith, if desired. Apply at office of
J. N. MCKELVEY,
jy27-tf St. Cloud, MINI.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-12

A CARD TO INvAI1Ds.-A Clergyman, while residing
In South America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness
EARLY Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs and the whole train Of disorders brought on
by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted
by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate
will send the recipe for preparing and using this med
cine, in sealed envelope, to any ono who needs it.
Fres Of Charge.
Please inelose a. postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself. Address, a6g.,, h
E=E9= r.,z JOSEPH T. INMAN, i
En3b Statien D, Dible Rouss, New Yb,k en-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-12

WHAT CLIMATE Can BRAT lr.-Sevcral
large ripe luscious stra wherries were
gathered in tho vicinity Of our Office on
last Wednesday, growing wild and uuculti-
ss'sd' yet sweet and tempting, as ifripened
IN June. We understand that quite a
Number were gathered near upper town
this week, by some visiters from St. Paul,
and in view of this fact, VIC ask what eli
mate can beat this for strawberriese
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-12

"GoLD IN STEAREs CouNrY.''-We were
shown by Mr.. Ephraim Curtis, few day 8
since, nugget OF pure gold, weighing
about quarter "of an ounce, which he
says he picked up in the maple woods. on
the Watab River, about six miles from St.
Cloud
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay of Warning and In
seruction for Young Men-publishcd by the Howard
Association, aud sent free Of charge in sealed envel
opes Address, Dr. J. sKILLEN HOUGaTON, How
ard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. wholly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-12

A1The Circulation OF the democrat
DOUBLE that OF any other paper
publishcd above st. Anthony Fails
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