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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Celebrate.

invented by DIR. Won EIsEyBERG,
for the of all diseases the Eye Ear Chronic Caah,
DISEASES or THE THROAT
Catarrh Asthma Affections Of the vosr, gCAk Bron
chal and Pulmonary Complaints Diortercd Functions %
the stomach LAYER Shorness OF Breh Wheel Cough,
and other Distressing affections OF the Chest alice
tons oil the ycr, Weakness OF Nerves and debility
Of the whole system Il In fun operation II the resi-
dence OF the insentor Dir Won EISENBERG, nc Broad
Cross EYE sTIAiGHTENED IN ONE xsNUrE
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Mncauley Inns Sung the Glorics OF the
Field OF Ivory but IL you 10 transcendenuy
beautiful ivory e made glance set Of teeth that
daily manipulat with the fragrant SOZODONT.
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashetiss Omcia1
Drawings, Circulars aud inform All n
J. X. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street Nov Ysrk-
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A.-Maysh's Radical Care Truss ana
Bandage In.tAe hss removed 10 sa2 Broadway Open tin
Up. NJ Lady AtN sdant
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wheeler Il Wilson's Lock stitch Sewe
Ing Machine and Button Hole Machine. s2s Broadway.
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AZ - EasA-Our Best sea. Ealand''
sMiTm IFowLER. Nc. R.rh row Loot
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ESQ Rare Rec<Spts-ContaininE Many
public Including ., 100 receips now exousvc use y
The eeeoraisd Me- fopclsn Hotel g ,his s,y RE
cents ~'ed' tree y Srosdwsr
- h"WSsN'" -
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A.-Diarrhea, Dyse nssry, sum msr Cor.
psint &C., speedily cured BY using Mx0ufREs "BENNB
PLANf." solisi2 Psrk row and by AZ Drugstses.
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wilcox Il Gibba' sewing maehin
No ss Broad eay -
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A.--JeMeys, No. STA BronAway--Ladjes'
nnc wrench Walking SAoes Boota and Gaisrs, Bathing
shoeA &c s.rsduced prices. JET fERs, Oh BrDad~ay.
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The Bridal Chamberlain essay of
Warning and Instruction for Young Mon Published by the
Howard Association and OF charge scaled en-
ton, philadelphia. Pa
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Trusses.-Marah a Co.'S old Estab-
shed Radical Cure Truss once SAL, st No vsssy strssA
Lady attendant
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Csours eds Mcdicated soap Cares Ten,
Ptr.pIes r-eckles Ringvor, MOI htes cod all IAN
hisuishes At his depot sSs Broadway - drussbts
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Oouraud's Poudrs snbtfle UpvoSts Hair
from low forsbeads any part OF The body ~ his depo
Rro>dvay
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m.nu1aeaisrs DALTON KNafTiNo nxcnMs CO. So
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Dia ~end Rings, rrops3oO 20 $1,000 each,
for bale BY a. O. ALLEN as HstSdwAy, one caor below
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Best ana Chsapest-Ali-Ber's Hair Dye.
Lap siss 7s. Try H. Sold by drussisA Depos 80 psy -
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CristaAoro's Hair Dye, Prescrv ettve
scA VIZ Dept whssss,c and rensu. No. As''r Hos'>
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found No Engine had stopped IN the middle or tho
a. there hardly room TO pass stepped little ahead
OF No Engine; there was large body Of msn around
Il the left hand side; voIey Of shot from this
body Just as We stopped then tsld the men No Al
10 stay round their engine ono OF the mcn op my en-
CINE, Bartlett MoGhce, called ont 'Tm Shat" tho fro
was 700 strong for mo- and had 10 get away from tho
engine tried TO get back and found the police clubbing
every person they met was caught aud BEATEN when
nd get there ordered the men 10 back the engine 70
tbs corner, and 10 20 home with thor engine the
wsy home the Chief Engineer told me TO stop the
engine remained few moments, when he dircted me
70 take her hcne and lag her up; the police took
charge Of house; could not recognize any OF
the parties who fred; there were about any at
the Of Ridge and Grand when we were passing
can't say WHISTLER any Of them rope
nothing OF the IRE whenwe got into Ridge street. there
were seven ether comp Anies there dd not nooe the
biiches; struck with trumpct the pistol shots
appeared come from Engine no pistols or other
struck to my knowledge by any persons 6u. he police
the police arrived tho ground about half minute
after tho shooting commenced did not know Mr. Beus
man no such mar belonged 10 my company; heard OF
his death, also ~ q man named Qugley, who was IN
jured; was not q member Of my company; only one
member Of my company was wounded, Bartlett McGbee;
know two Of our men to have had on nre cape; had
| not mine.
| q member Of ii Engine; was home and heard tho
sound OF Gre; came through Grand 10 Attorney, and
thence through Ridge; met the engine In Broome street
on lie return did not the 6ght proceeded 10 tho
s,ne house The police came and took possession Of It,
Charles Albright, No 81 Ridge street. swosn--Am not
q member OF III Engine; was not present NJ the hight
was In Broome street, met al Engine In Bfoome street
vhlo stsnding In the middle Of the street one
laid Here's ais ppe;" put on my shoulder; while In
the act Of putting on the engine was arrested by the
| police.
member OF III Engine, was attending bar In my
| own house when the alarm was given proceeded VI
Ridge street towards Grand catch the engine h,
engine coming down the Hill and walked along the side
WALK Ms afraid 10 catch hold Of the rope comni
h crossed by the side Of the engine " Delaney
No Engine stopped there ran past II Tor fear the
would como after me- AZ was going OF the walk i.,t
the street. between Rivngton and Delaney got hit o
top OF The bead by club or slungshot; could not
! witch, I heard some pistols going on frym III
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ri q
SsS and b@s a s Ssa r's ne s IN:
rs s"s Cures I od sss pns ne
bowels.
A.-Ma-sh's Radical Care Truss and
~ i Lad. iS' s,s sssn s"'' ' ~ '''' ''''
AZ - EasA-O~r best "Sea.. Esland's
SMITH 1fowLER. No. e.rt row. Look
A.-Diarrhes, Dysenssry summer Com
s fi rss y s:s " e
A.--JeRs,s, No. STA BronAway-Lad,es'
sSss x SSf IS s.s's
Best ana chsapsss-MisI.r,s Hair Dye.
Lae ''s ID. Try IL Sold BY drrssr Dsp0s % psy :"
c,.sss $40. Hal. Dyt, i'.:s:ss r, ,..:
iss s ~: .ss.d ~ :sfsl :1S :sA A'''
Hirk; Is 70 sa'ss 's sss
0ourautsss Poudrs sabtfde UpSoSts Hair
from low iorshsads or any part o. The BODY 4 his dspss
soS r1'~a"sy
Saourss d's Mcdieased soap Cares Tea,
s s;s 4: a. ss.ssS s;s ss: all Van
j. - s.:.S;. ::S q; .!.. rs Pillows.
Knitting Machines. For EsMiiaes ana
manufacturers pALIoN hNslrIiN0 hACHNE CO., ~
Broadway.
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prssss PaiA
IA gold Information furnShed Highest rates paid FOE
d''''''' i1 %YIoR Co. sa sRs wal. re.xE
The Bridal Chamberlain Essay of
Warning and Instruction for Yoong Men, Published BY the
Howard Association and OF charge In sealed en-
vciope. Address Dr. j. Ski1 Houeton, Howard Asoca-
ton, philadelphia. Pa
Trusses.-Marsh a Co.'S Old Estab-
Neho Trus Orlcca q no
Lady attendant
WILCOX Il Gibbs sewing Machine.
No ss Broad eay.
wheeler q Wiison's. Lock stitch SeWe
Ing Machine and Button Hole Machine, 625 Broadway
window shades
For stores. skyfhts and DweiiInrs
O. L., ~. b. kelly. 800 broadway.
L
ESQ Rare RecSSuts-ContaininG Many
and much val able never bcforc mane
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

MORTGAGE sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF THE
Nl power of sale contained In certain waiver mort
SEE bearing date twentyth day Of November
1850 and recorded In the Occof the Register of Deeds
Of Mecker County, Minnesota, the day. executed
oy James Murphy ~ Mortgaeor, to Charles r Brown
~ Mortgage, assigned by said Brown to "A Akin.
son, assignment recorded In sa4 Register Of Deeds
Office November 18th, 1886, which mortgage there
Claimed to be DUE debt and interest," at the date o
this notice the sum If Three Hundred and
and 5000 Dollars, and whereas there Il Also claimed
y lien upon said mortgaged premises tn sum of ff
teen Dollars expended BY said assignee in payment Of
taxes upon said premises. ~ s,~-. v
Defaut having been made in tho coniition 81 said
waiver mortgage BY which said power Of sale has be
come operative and absolute, and no suit or proceed
tngs at law having been instituted to eooyer he debt
a .,a nor par. thereof: shall seli II public
Of satiying said debit interest, taxes and costs on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD. 1856. MT IA
o'clock A. M at the front door of the Hotel Of Jns n
Atkinson In Forest City In said County, tho Northeast
quarter Of Section twenty eight, Town one hucdred
and nineteen north, Of Range thirty west ACCORDING In
the; y. survey Thereof sitnats 81, said Counf7 a
Aesker, aud described In aadmortgngo and containing
100 acres Of land. .
Dated Forest City, December 18th, 1866.
! sssa Ss5y .,,s.74a "A. 4. ATKINSON,
A. C. SAITH, Attorney for Assignee
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

MoRroN's PENs.-1t ia the trademarks Of tho pros.
porous aud deserving that rogues find their Nccounttn
forging, and aEticles Of unusual and acknowledged
erit that mitators exhaust their ingenuity in copy
Ing The best metallic pen eyer Invented IL Alexeni
der Morton's. Nature made . suggestion when she
provided goose-quls, which Morton accepted and
carried out in gold. The penalty follows, and men,
without tho ability to make honest living, steal his
name and reputation to cheat the public with apu
rio"s article There hre pos and Morton's pens, and
who write and don't scratch merely, that that which.
he con make thu same thing that which he
not. he IL on the high road t. fortune. 1t il simple
proposition-to pass of pen for another. Some
res0rt to even simpler proccss. Ono knave Issues
circular, signing Morton's namo with other initials,
in which hS Promises pen for remittance ia money.
The dupe sends tho money, cheated Ivy the stolen
naMe but gets nothing IN return. Perhaps he seeks
for redress ut the place whence the circular
to como; hut such place b found, and he puts
up with dead loss Or tho same circular is sent out
with another stgnatNre; but tho result Is the same;
the price IL paid, hut no pom IL returned. Morton's
reputation thus becomes article 1T trade In tho
rogMes markets; ita~ real owner Is dcfranded, and
multituacs made tho victims Of kttavery. O{cner n
spurious article Is sold for the real Morton pe il,
more, and the purchaser though he gets something
for his money, has poor thing where he hoped for
good ono In the existence of which lie longer b.
lieves.
Mr. Morton proposes to protect himself and the
public. In his published Card he announces that
place, M. q M"idcn-lane. and by his authorized
agents. These agents will be- furnished with large
and conspicuous certificate OfIautorty to SELL aud
tho pens cannot be bought Of anybody who cannot
show ono. Hereafter nobody need be cheated and
every body whs wants the best Of pens buy them
certainty that the article paid for is tho article the,
meant to buy.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28
'Ereights.

Br this route frcgts Of all descriptions be or:
sarded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston
or Baltimore, to and from any point the Rarc ads
IF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, lowe
Or Missouri, By Railroad direct
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connect ut
Pittsburgh with Steamers by which goods be for
wardrl to any port ON the Ohio Muskingnm Kentucky
Tcnncssce, Cumberland illinois, Mississippi Wilson
sim Missouri Kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivers; md
ut Clcsclal, SaIdusky and Chicago with steamets to
all ports on the Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entr.lstin the TRANSPORTS
ton u their feightto this Company, rely With
confidence on its speedy transit.
TaG Rates Of FrtigM to and from any point IL the
West, hy tho Pennsylvania Central Railroad, aye "iui
hines as f'rorddie charged by other Railroad
Companies. .''1l .i.,. = g., -; - -: |
u. particular to mark packages "r;a l ma
Central II. H." -.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
company: j.; ,d..;, .,..., e.. o., ~! IN .,.:. =.
BAKingston, Jr, Freight Agent, 1'h;lade hiu
&C A Carpenter. Freight Agent: Pittsburgh
Clarke { Co, Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
II " Brown ( Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
re Mcl,lrum 4 Co, Madison, Indiana.
Morehcad & Co. louisville, kentucky.
+ W NJ Altman EronsriIlr, Indiana.
RF Sass, ST. Lo'tis Missouri.
Clarke 4 Co, (Hicayo, IUinoi*.
II McCOlm, Portsmouth, o.
I'M Love, MtyxrIte, ny. T.
Hall / Co, Marietta, o.
T.. Ayres, MHski"gml R;rer. ;.
W u 4 ]. Langley, .Go'i;np,1;s, o.
/ lis Pierce l. c., Z,nesriNr, %.
n II Hudson, Ripley. q. .,
II Mcl,lrum, General 7rurclin0 Agent.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28
Live Stock,

Drovers aud farmers will find this most n Ivanta
gcous route for live stock. Capncious yards well WI
tered and supplied with every convenience have be-,
opened this line and its connections and every ai
tcntinn is pmd their wants. From Harrisburg vi, IRE
will be found every convenience for feeling AZ r 81
ing. achOcc in offered Of the PHI ADELpIIIA NJ "
YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS. This will ais.
lie found the shortest quickest and direct r, t
for stock t. New lork{via Allentown and with W.
changes than any other.
ENOCH LEWIS, Grn't Superintendent, Altoona r..
HENRY W!0WINNER. ..L.n'V 7felsA 1igent, phila
IL. II. HOUSTON, Gent Fright Agrml philadelI hjy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1866. Prospectus 1866.
OF THE ST. PAUL PIONEER.
AN INDEPENDENT UNION JOURNAL.
Published Dt,ilv Tri- Vscklv and ICceklv

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ing been purchased by the undessgned; tho Pioneer
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propose to continue, as we arc now doing, t" publish
the best nesc.paper IN the State. u ~ 81 Z &
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tccm with ne~s, miscellany nnd choice f.rniIy read.
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and must reliable market quotations. pocms stories.
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QTRAY.-Taken up by the subscriber,
y living in New Munich, in stearns coun-
~, about no thrse xesss:,go, brown COLT;
prove property, pay charges and take it
away. JACOB NERDE.
st. Cloud, Dec. 9Th, 1865. 2O-3w
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gfssJlE II
IRON oil portions Of the West,
nocons form either tho shortest or tho best route to
philadelphia, New York. Boston, Baltimore and WASH
tngtOn. The traveller may with cOnfdencf rely upon
sure connections high speed with perfect safety, and
every appliance for comfort that can be procured.
New aud elegant passenger cars, fer day and night
service, have recently been added to the cqupmeht
Of the Pennsy lvania Central Railroad. sfS s,{1aw
At pittsburgh, trMins from the West run direct to
ne Union Depot where passengers are trnnsterred to
the Trains IT the Pennsylvania Central Railway,
which leave Pittsbarg and arrive ut other points a.
fOllOws:- --"'4.'si 7',"&f t<Ei@ 5sE.. 500
y DAY EXPRESs-Leaves pittsb,rg II go q
M, stopping ut principal stations Arrives at AltOO
MAJ 1t 7:2S H. M, Tyrone 1923 a. M. seiefDnte 1899
Baltimorct 80 p. M. New York, via Allentown, At
1895 p. m, Ph,dcphiat ut 5.45 u in and New York
via Phiiadeiphia, Mt 1927 Pm t,s,'Ig 4z4s3s{tss
CINCINNATI EXPRESS Leaves Pittsburg
at $50 y. n stopping ut nearly all stations. Altoona
atl.50 p. No. Iarrisburgt Sis M arriving at Phila.
delphia at 100 a. m. - ~ 9.g~'e Is.
MAIL TllAlN--,.eavc Pitts,,ure ut II 40 p. m.
stopping ut nearly I'LL Stations. Altoonat COS p. M,
arriving Ut Harrisburg at 1925 n and Philadelphia
~ PHllADELPFIIA ExPREssT-teatcs
Pittsburgh At s15 y M, stopping only at principal
p M, Harrisburg ut 2S5 n H., Bnltnore* ut Q. m.
New York, viI Allentown, Mt 10 90 q. m. PhiIadek
phn* att lQa m and New York, via philadelphia, at
from Pittsburgh to Baltimore and philadelphia, and
to New York via Allentown. ''S-.s' =
FAST; LINEI-Lcaves Pittsburg at 1000 p: m:
stopping only Mt principal stations Arrives at AitOo
IN ut 3.OOa. IN, uarrsburg*i ut SIS m, Balttmore
ut 1880 p IN, New York,f via Allentown, $40 p M,
rhiladelpat at 40 p, m and Now York. vim Phil
af elphia, at 542 II. III. Gsh"hss s"aet lT5.,5>
I *Breakfast. s. Dinner. 5ls Supper.
i E Daily, all otter trains SUNDAYS sxceptol.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28
....>s GEO. J.. BECKER,
Land Commissioners,
v6 3-tf ST. Paul. MINI
Live Y, Sale and Boarding
S T A L E. .:-..- =:
ROC IS 4 GILMORE, Prop,;.,ors.

Having eceivcd new and splendid ~
Stock cta Carriages and B~yg;es,
we arc prepared to furnish Pleasure Par.
ties Excursions and Funerals With outfits
on the she rtcst notice. =
Horses suitable FIR buggy or saddle can
always be found ut our stable 80
II You want Horse and Buggy, Team.
or a Team and Carriage. to go ints The
country. or from one end Of it to the 9TH.
or. call At our stable. where you can 10
accommodated at all times and Mt all hours.
n. b. We arc prepared to furnish reg
ular and transient -s5..;... tss---~
raa BOARDING y. >",7~
For Horses, atsour. stable, at reasonable
rates. We would respectfully state that
BILLY" Young, whom all know TO be ~
fat in the business, viii be on hand 1t all
hours, night or day, to wait upon custom
ers. For particulars. call at our Office -
= v5n52-tfr. ROGERS 4 GILMORE:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28
RI 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,

TT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
70 E',o;,, Altlr1lt - -. III
,sn:-You are hereby notified to appear at this
office on the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1866, at 10
why your Homestead Entry No. 842 made at this Of
hcc on the 3Oth day of November, 1884, upon the hf
% ar section - and hf sw Or section g. town 12s,
range In the District Of lands subject to sale at st.
Cloud, Mimi, should not bc declared abandoned and
forfeited as one volney Egerly alleges an abandon
mcnt aud proposes then and there to show such an
abandonment, when you will be afforded tho privilege
OF econtestant. HENRY G. WAIT, Register,
- doc1-oWA r <E W. h MITHCyELI. Reneiver 4 4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28

H0wARD ASSOCIATION, PH1IAprLpH1A, Pa
Al Dtsaases IF the NERVOUS, Seminal Urinary and
&1naI SHstcms--newe and reliable treatment-inr re-
ports OF the Howard BY mail seal.
SkllLsM HotGHrcN, Howard Association, No. 2 south
Nuth street, Philadelphia PAN syGf v7n32.iv : =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28
St Cloud. June 28a. 1868. v6n49.1v

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF STEARNS
Us. The State Of Minnesota, =. -" - i
1nthe !Saerif or any Constable Of said Gbssnty,
. You "re hereby commanded to summon j. " Wren
before tho undersigned ono Of the Justices 81 the
Peace IN anil for snid County on the Twenty seventh
Jay OF Dcccmber 1885, Mt ten O'Clock in tho forenoon
a. my omce In st. Cloud, In the said County, toanswer
and there this writ 20 -. ~ - :
1865. L.. :. - a. q MAT,Tx1ON 1855
novjOjw s,.z.f. 49, Justice of the Peacc, 4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-28
UNION MEAT MARKET.
i THOS. G. ALDEN.

Would respectfully inform tho people Of 81
Cloud that'he is prepared to furnish them
with all kinds Of the choicest fresh meat.
Fresh beef, veal, pork, mutton poultry and
game in itsReason, at prices IS low. - the
lowest. A share Of the public patronage Il
solicited. Shop one door north Of Pewelfc
Hardware Store. a.. VII b. s.s5ii5s1s,e Ii
St. Cloud, May 18th, .l8G4. han y6n4s-tf