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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-29
.nns WIN. r.. HUNTER, :si<5
PHYSICIA.N. AND s URGEON,
ST CLOUD ~ Nm NINN.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR
| ESTEAnNs COUNTY, Miun., February, q. 1866

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
sTEAaSs COUNTY, Num-, February q, 1866.
WHEREAS, TIE BUILDING NOW USED BY
Nv the County of Stea,ns the State of Minneso-
ia, jail is unfit for that purpose and has been so
reported by each Grand jury Of said County for many
Whreai, the said County is annually at large ont,
lay and expense in paying for the detention and ncar
ceation of persons sent to other Counties for safe
EcSeas, the increased population Of said County
makes it matter both Of interest and economy to the
tax payers Of said County to have good substantial
brick Jail erected Now therefore, it is hereby resolv
County stearns in said State: That it is expedient
erect for the of said County Of Stearns, good
substantial Brick Jail f..;.1 = 4y:. r.& ~ s-s5
And it is further resolved that the above resolution
of Searns at the annual Town elections to be held in
each and all of the several towns in said County, on
the first Tuesday Of April, A; D, 1865 q !. j..
That the Town Clerks Of each and every Town in
said County Of stearns include in the notices prescrb
ed by law Of the time and place of holding each Town
Meeting in the said several Towns the following add
tonal purpose for which each of said Town Meetings
| shall be held, to wit: - e, 9yr,ssI4s,
To vote by ballot, for or against q resolution Of
Of stearns" in reference to the erection for the use
said County Of Stearns Of good substantial Brick
JAIL the ballots In each case to be For County Build
ings,' or Against County Buildings" .f9z'
posted in the manner provided by law for the posting
Of notices for annual Town Meetngs.i ,s..tFss.A nj
That the Judges Of election Of each Of said several
Towns return the election returns upon said Resolu
ton to the County Auditor of said County of Stearns
in the manner provided by law for the election re
turns Of County officers, and that said returns be
thereafter canvassed in the same and by tht
same persons as in the case Of the County officers.
| 2s74t.isss xsr Il. H. ATWOOD,
i Chairman of the Board Of County Commissioner o.
stearns County, MINI. '' s, . -
Attest BARNEY VossBrRa, County Auditor stearns
/ County, MINI. s,s,k,r march sG3w.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-29
THE PORK HORROR AGAIN.

"A. J.. Reed, N. D., Of Baltimore has
published q communication in which. he
states that the eating Of pork has nothing
whatever to do with the disease known Is
Trichina. He says: : !.
81 boldly assert that the ..Trichina never
did aud never will destroy human life; that
they have, in all probability, existed in the
human flesh always, certainly for the last
half century; and I hnk it . fair deduc-
tioD, taking it (for the sake of argumentl
as granted that We may receive them
through the instrumentality of the hog,
that they are not more dangerous to tie
life on that account. But the idea that We
receive them thus is simply ridiculous.
We are not cannibals; We do not eat raw
meat Of any description, and the applica-
tion OF . cooking heat il certain death to
Eall living animals; besides, the sailing aud
smoking Of pork into baeon n sure destruc-
tion to them. They do not .iIhabit the
muscle OF the hog moro than that ofSany
other animal, or, q man himself. I dsfy
any one to prove 81 The record 81. the last
thirty -fys yeare that :, solitary death has
been cansed beyond doubt hY the presence
Of the ttichina. assert that, the charges
made agaihst these innocent. rerms: .ars
without The shadSu ,of. : tpnn tStiea is lAet
land would advise the community, fhsy
tdesire to eat pork, to do so. . S..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-29

From tie Leisure Hour. y :: i : .7z';-i-I, II
Among the years Of the eighteenth CEN
tury the year l765 was BY no means re-
markable one, but, looking at it as, the
measuring point from which the world has
now advanced exactly hundred years, we
shall find it an interesting task to inquire
into the state Of society, and the: various
groups Of actors who performed their parts
in the days Of our great-grandfathers to
do so fully right occupy Volumes but even
a slight and imperfect sketch may suggest
many thoughts. @ - .s< '.... -. r,..a -..,s 6.
t il not Our design to look upon 1765
merely as, q time when, there were no
steamers, railways, atelegraphs, photo.
graphs, Armstrong guns, penny postage,
and thousand other Inventions; modern
science is only too ready to boast of all
that it has done to improve the world.
Let us look at what they had, as well as
what they had not, hundred years ago.
Glancing, in the first place, at the political
aspect Of England, we find that in 1765
George III. was in the fifth year Of. his
reign and the twenty eighth Of his age.
Two subjects agitated Parliament, and
finally o,erthrew the Grenyille ministry,
which was succeeded by that of Lord Rock
ingham: the one, now long forgotten, was
the question Of the Regency; the other
not at that Time thought moreimportart--
was the attempted introduction Of the
Stamp ACT Into tie American colonies, The
small end ot = : wedge the effect Of which
7 America is to this day experiencing fol
good or for evil. The great Chatham, thel
William Pitt, detected sths d.nesB e.th,
little rift within the lute.""s He rose from
70 sick bed to make his powerful yoic,
theard for the last time 81 sscsomimiionerr, il
favor Of repeating ,shs ahated TAX: and i
Was remarked ithaton the same oceasiol
the Houseafor the frsto time heard hths clio
qusnt young Irishn,,e9', Edmund Burke
One small cirounstance. is mentioned cas-
ually thist yeIf With regard to America
which has curious intsFest ID cur OF,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-29

! "A tenth beatitpde ,wss pronounced at
. public "a eetfDe 6f TIE congregational
Union, recently held in Toronto Il runs
in.this wi5e 'Bisssed IS the man that
1haketh short speech; he will be. invited
to cons again."
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

r1>O CONsUniPTIvEs..rhe advertiser, hav.
J. ing been restored to health in few weeks by
very mpleremedy, after having suffered for several
years with a severe lung Affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to make known to
his fellow.sufferers the means Of cure. ala q .io
TO all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scription used Gree Of charge With directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they viii 6pd
SURE .CuRE Tor CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS
Cotaas, Cons and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription is 10 benoft the afflicted and spread infor
nation which he conceives to b invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing. 4 Ts%E r.
Parties Wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail will please address y = 2ff+$@.% .
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
vsn2s1y, =, Willi,a.msbrrgh, Kings Co., New IVY York
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-29

-sAn exchange. s desc cri6iny celebration,
says '.The oproocssion wa very 6lc
aud nearly two miles in len I'll. as vas th1
prayer Of Dr. Perry. the e.lar.ain. Z
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-29
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

1 Doggerl verse, or rymes. ..,2 Besides 3 Holds
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-29

ERRORS OF; YOUTH.-A Gentleman who.
IL suffered TOR years FROM Nervous Debility, Prema.
ture Decay and al the effects Of
WILL tor the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need It, the recipe and directions for making
the.simple remedy by which he wascured. Sufferers
Wishing profit by the advertisers experience, can
doso BY addressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
v8n28-1y Ne. 13 Chambers st., New York
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-29
~ - 49, ~..s-s. .A.~S+ss-1 "
Farm for Sale.

$ 10 H. Il IS g allz-IatI SIS .2i si5Es'i ~
'r,HE undersigned offers for sale ga 4 good
~ feeegm Of l60 aoreg, on the north end, 0t
Maine Praire, about 8, :, -
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acrepsre timber, thsabslance prai-
rrie and meadow, and the whole enclosed
With gssa renee; thiity Acres beihe under
cultivation. .0ntha prsnisssaisa q
GOOD COMFORTABLE r. HOUSE,
With stables, granary and, storehouse, Two
good 1els, a1d other 'ihproy yements. This
farm, il tlirsosly on atha main iosd from st.
Cloud to Forest City, and, will be sold
cheap. Inquire at this office, Or Of
I x,yx,a-ra.,.> rI.Ts+rDAM, ,sus
vedsd + @ On thS premises.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02

= ct. Saul, Nftafit,s 1T bnit Sents
i6eu aefiiat, ole ale sMrfen SanOnerfs
Seuse, 2anoiuirtbfH ftEide @er6tbe &C.
anfaufen; nm i'd, 6lr InfiebIuns an ben
ssroMtierS borsubeEeitefi. s@'''
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02
= Sn Der preusil6en OIrmee eriftiren

Sn Der preuEilden Nrmee eriitiren
befanntli@ feline 3eIte, menn bic Nrsnee
fi@ anf ben. W1aEfHe befiu6et.a MlIes,
bonn General bis billunter suru pehRt \
nen &6IbatelE, inub NIT inetlirp 8ipoiipf
gsbOteaen fOmnlpOatron fSrIieb ltt
men.
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DapietseIb iinO icst i'm un1Iaaf. Y
General Sames S. gublins, be-
fannt bierielbit als frlberer Niiiitent oes
Quarter Weiifcrs General SonoI0ion,
6tFubet fttb ieBt nnff 1rinet sniptfatDNSy
8eiie on uniern sueflifeH &iiitens sGr
bat Die 9lufgabe, Beri6t sil erftdtteii
ii6gE @etrgeube iitt6driz
,f@em Soften oaleIbt gu reoEeiren.
SIS Pas assttes in, gfinasipta 1T
auberit aiinitig fur Die iosben begonnene
kRsxsM
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mi63R SO Rarft Str, sesenfber linton
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02
Slermiidfes.

| 1921 f iat.4f EN- 9gsgsa5fsi
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gen faHHs Sd Jpnrbe blr6 General yscy
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ter III B. ~. Gteaenfcfl, Ella linp0rOos
lirter MebeIle bonn eOnf00efittem QM0ts
tiertneiltet De4aktemeilt. Clement q.
Bauaneigtaat III ebeMfaas dls OeIkaat
srnannt bcsbeH tinS fein Glelbeftssfet
lit Subab 81 8enidAtin, IbehIi biefef III
ber fitraen Belt befgefHaffE per0en tam.
gEahfli@ Elm f96heF RIab ode fiir chen
Nfdnrf, Der nod b.h gerihgiten Qlnfprnd
batoaf ntadyt, fiir bic Union gefinitt Adj
fem. Aasglssi 81 oassGar
IA 9n 9eosias O., itpfb Elm &6Dpeis
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bic Sc bektieeH % Mater faoeni taliepts
Iid sinsiets Sptsr her& bplfzesg "a
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02

uno fein Speifel waItst OBJ, Oas Sbr
@uer gei9t unb Sure @gmpatbten
mad Der reAten Settle, nod Der Geite
Der aobalitdt iusnben luerSet
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02
GtOrge SbBHlas
1T uufsre gBablats 21Id
4Jr6 ffNenf Der Ser Stdatea
Efirsben .naaitsu @natstsrnin.

@AA "a : s----- ASK
S6on felt GINGER Belt finO mir Der
ue6erSeu9an9 9eirefeu, Sab geefse s..
5Hopfas einer Der sr0stsn, I ebrli9feii
uaS taftfstsFer aeanner Der Ser. !gtdas
teH5iissn flaiers t1sberSe in Sisier
Ri6hme.bat iaIektee Belt nod beeeRf
tetosn 8ort9abi erbdltclt bufd sSie iirafs
ierBaftea S6ma5afSeh, tSel6e Die 81 e
btTIs baf9a, ISI8tdtter dtf SET
erAseN Manita unD 3pe9rIfder
8atrio tenauhbffuster gSeile3 b6He
fen. @irsfeiIeh Sabsr ben @aneu oes
Selben Der siiutbtrIaf6 .istrffee an Oie
Epise ur6eres glattsg. ais 8raFbents
bafts s&aubiopt fir Sen uaditeHl sllutsI
ternIin.l nd 5nH 8ua nal .iGa Ha
4gs untsrIiegt iii unfstee nthnaegeblis
den gisinane feinen 3peifel, 6aB e ct.
DabR miro, ipeail er cine allf i'm fat.
Ienbe sleurinatioa onneIanen efoQte
8tuei W1aI iSuHbert Sauiene YStimmet
bon frGberea SoIoatea Ser GutiberIaao.
slSnee thb ibatssefbiB. 7suss 17nSd
-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02
Gin Spbnfpn Or0a,r brUbt
NIT N1Db.

vSeit mebreren aaoen lit Die Metro-
poIitan 4oli5ei. Sorce Der bieTgenStoot
in eineua reacIm66igen Gurus militia
ri1der @Tercitien begriffen. SIS 1T Bic
9tbfdf Der Better bieier Jorce, oensSrie-
ben Der Staot gu unter6reden. Sbr
3iel 1T BlutbergieBen. sic ipoaen
ntAt cher ruben, bis iie einen 9lufrubrl
beraufbef9tport baben. @ieaei9t In es
bel1er fur ale Parteien, bieien @ufrubr
10 fhnea ais nl6eliG ms S8erf au iebea,s
6enn Elm FOLDER fpiir6e Dem lIngeiebIie
den Sreiben bieier &ubeitorer Elm Gn6e
MAIDEN unb uns bon ibrer gegentpart
befreien. -9ie fdetif6en 8eb0reen unb
Die 8iireer fino g4orinn1 ben @eieben
uno frieolt6 fie tuiiniden ernitIid,
einel Mnsbrnh tiit6e 3uiofirnenlfeB Su
perbinSern, itibs ne tban NlIes, tposli
Menfdeu i'm 9tanoe iino, nm Die CUTE
Sronung 9faf bDiIIe's aufredt 81 erbaI&
len. Nbergtpennies 40 S6tagen fom<
men fol-, laBt uns slsi@ anfan9en, unb
.-ir tueroen balb fehen, OBJ cine feline
Sdaar bon sl6ent6eitrern Elm freies
Boil iiberreiten f0nnen.M';. "a ,.nsso.. s.
Das obiae 8eiipiel bon, ,naIicioier
&ebeaeAfredbeit un6 offenem 0hlfreisen
81 l1nrubeH 1T Sem seitrigein pssffepubliY
can 8anaer cinem entl6ieOfleu Rer3
belen Sobnionf 8Iatte el1tnenmen.ar-,
SOmeit 1T esa getu,nrhetr, bns. Die 9,ates
conifruirteu" es t0d8eH blirfen; often un6
anberbolen hag gplt Ut @euattt bdtigz
feiten eeaen bic gIusfabrilng bon NaBf
re9eln aufsgbeserl, Die pur6 l.adere Iopas
len GeieRgeber gum 2aabes9eieta erbos
ben iporSen fno. gBiri fiii6ea es eaiiS
besreiFi9, bas bic |, Mitarbeiter, an
nBanaerl bic idinlntIi6 tbaatigen ,itlo
Iebbatten @ntbsil nm Der 9febeuiaH gee
nonanea5 estief beSaaera, oab e6a9e
bsrloren gIns i'm Stitrltt Der @reigntiFe,
Mud, finbeh mir es tpfeoerttnl beersifiHs
BOP 6as atssanrer" sieat mo- i'm, unb ieif
ner garteiIbon b6dihr @teae IN 9Saf9s
ingtou fo0iet Sberfuaffer sesebsitptro,
ss iipaat bslts 80 Btoerfe5Iiat sttep
gegsn bic Sbristsit ailsuipornelr, Die
rur Durd 8erIHlt an gut ulsO 8lnt Der
giationun6'burd Iuteridbrigen bartnddis
gen &dnipf Wiebero in ser alien Rdieltdt
in ilnferln stadts berssitelt noroeit, ~ ~
sIber 5 as fopnsl mir mi DIT 5eareifeIb
baB es nod iinn,er 3eute giebt Die 6a.
ran 9Ialiben, bdb Der Siiben bsatelutin :
Der 6aIsftdrrig in ieiner 9ppoFfion ses
aesen Union lnO Srsibelt it,. ais er a
lenals Dor itno rpa6reaO peg Rrieses
mar. !:3; s1Hau.7s.t 81
1leberal sar9 Den aanstitS doen Gin
finO slufrubr nnO 9lub seBen Die n6fb :
Ii@en Ginbringfinset iDie fie seisdilut
rperoen, nno ge9en Die barmloisn @egel
an Der 1agesorbnntrg. Su bieieh Mdeer
1T es bereits gu ernifIi9en ano blatisen
@rapaIleu eefontlnelt, ipie itetie.bin9t
luie0er in Sfeiu SrIeans. Sur WaBrer
gelu, tuie 9eraSe Die, in obigetrt ans BEN
,Banner" eopirteu 4ardgrapben Ianse,
geiferte Nfstropotitdn 8CIiSei nnD ifrttt,
Durdfii5rllhG Oes @abfseiesss f0ansf
4ns por anardie un0 ernenerten Stnts
6a6er retten. s4 ...ssaa 5I.is T,,7ll.,
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3tpet gpgpentiOiteil;

E JlS< CIR n5a!ssliF9 NJ G5E9 SO g IL 1870
sssr z,lase .g;e- T7T17-7ze .5sans,.z ns5a=
Sn Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu pbis
IabeIpbia ioIeus innetbalb Der nd@fen
fed ,98oden sipei Gonbentionen ab9e<
baIteu iurrbru; bcrru Sebel burd ben
Gbarafter Der Sasu efSabIteH Seleea>
ten; praeiiela hs f6tST. emanber segefa
iiber itsbeno, ins.Ser 8arteiep bertritt,
Die beute Die groffl erifaniidi Nation
in 3iuei enfi9ieoen absegrerste Stife
tbeiit. Dim Il. Nusuit iutrO i1ter ben
9IusIpieien oes Yrafbenten Sobnion Die
erfe Der G6hbtnticnen 4dsen. Deren
SbeiIne6mer .fh6 Skinner Die pabrenb
Ses 6Iuti9snsRrieses fur Sie Union bers
p5nt an6 geddteta in ben Gueen Der
IoSdIen g8eIt oaitan6en. Wanner ME
Clement 6. 8qHan6i9bant, Der 6urd
8rdFbetft eintotn uhtet 8uiahbS en Der
Station ais 1Gerrdfber aber Die @rense
geiaet pnrbe gfontgonerb Blair, Der
unberbDfenerS Dnpatbien fiir biesiebeIe
Zen botberI 7ffid sesiuunsen fab feircn
pIab i'm Cabinet gu berIafen-a leTans
Der $. StepbenS, ebemaliger Sice @ra-
fioent Der iiSliden CONFEDERATION =
9Oubernor gSiie bon 8ir9inien, Der
wltben6e unO unbeilbare Qnti @lluioniit,.
StaatserdtIer u. Stlabereis 8erfehter.
Diefe Mdnner psr6en ant IA. @uguff
6ie 9auptroIIen ipieIen lln6 iuerben nti<
ter Dem N:mbus, ben ibnen bic Yrotecs
tion Oes Grsberrdtbers sIn6refu Sobnsl
Jon aufbrldt, al Dos tIeinsre RsbeIsH.
unb @opperbea6eeidneib controairens
tueI6es fi6 bort ufter benz 9 orfO a b
berfammeIt, cine DETERMINATION bes ean
bes an3ubabnenin gSabrbeit aber, INN
gu beriuden, mas nod aus Dem S@if,
bru9 gu retten 1T, ben Die Gnbaastr
Der secelFons <Gtaatsredts uno ella
pereiprincipien bura ben energilden
Bibertan6. ces Io1alen Bottles selitten
baben. - y 49, - =. = ''''4
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legdten 81 pen petosn soauen1ionen an,
uno Oa m entl&eseef, 4ttfenrger, fpels
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/, ,R0tiS 8Drniunbt.t.

Mue gstiaaiibs bic sis5sr ;eradnrt spotsens itiss
eprH bic Dnpiefon GeHttp Court niloS bic sieSt ais
ioide hin9iren NIB bic tire Bon6S ttidbf due amer
6de @efeR <rfDrbe. itn6 bterit NJ gss
tHdbRet siner DFesr Der HengHntetr CONT inneFhab
senigenbe 8ilrafboiten AZ sebeM un6 9etaste 1ee
rte StHsnreie bel Strefe hcS Nertnitee ibrss Sim
ted tt.; tae week pfe es @tteben it, Wfrc, i'm
weitere Roti1 eseentirt Iperben. q isglssA,,,s
26iuntmt GIerf Der SapiSion G0unfp Court
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02

HEARTS CoNTFET,, Der Sernlinus
Des Atlantliden &a6els alf amerifanis
i@enl Continent, 1T cine fleiue 5u1t,
6tIi1 bon Der aSrinitp Ban ilss 9eelk
iSolln6laHh. 8reitengrab AZ SO. n6ros
lid uno 2angenarao $500 aoeitiid) .iuHaia
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-02

9err9anbrer,s Elm s6eHtlbE, s&tntisrl
itifer, gtebt ben 8srlult an Me nidenles
ben. in ben cegrepaiiden s&rieaen bon
1916 bis 1864 auf z, 10000 an. Die
&riege bon 1892 Bis 1915 in europa
btpitete ba9eesh 5,580OO0 Matn9 SIN
! ftebenidbrtgen &rlese ftarben 8S6,00o.l
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-19
RICH MEMS SONS.

He ry Wa'd b echrr. in a sermon
delivered at Plymouth Church few
evenings since, pro :uced the following
pic,u OF rich mems sons: Men seem
ashamed of labor, and often you shall
find men who have made them ..Ive;
respected in labor, who have built 40 a
business and ama.sei for une. pho
turn to their sonS ami say You shall
never do as / jIl you shall lead d,l-
terent life; You shall he spared all this.
On, these rich mems sons Tney ann
To lead q lite Of elegant leisure and
tha is II o of emlsluated lrness and
zln"ss. Like the polyp taa floats n,a
less an nasty upon the spa--all iclIy,
all t.bby, no muscle, ~ bone-it shots
anu open', aGi penI an shnts. anl
sucks IL am' s4nirts ront again, Of 10
ea;hil account, influence, ~ use. Surb
are these poor fools, Their PARENTS
t lei aad grew str, z buit ~ their
frames ct lron aud OF bone, but deny ipr
all this to their sons. they turn them up.
on the world homeless, simple grizzle
and soft at that
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-19

PE"rIE long ago mnst nave had an
lncoNvthIeIL time tit just think =
NO ra''road no steamer ; no gas no
irlc''on-ma'ch: no telegraph; 10 ok.
press II" sewing machlno crawling on
Stage coaches; Sota ching The mast for a
breeze snuiing tai|ow candle d,ps -
cSe'cis'' 6 over 'ndcr box; waiting
Tor messages pesteriug friends t. cary
packages; pnnciuring fair feminine fin
gers with hrrtlle points with other AZ
tendant intelcilies.--how on earth did
they get along! Tuy, If our children
Increase lhe amount of comfort IN an
equal lrgrre, with morals to SUIT. bless.
cd he they in their gene alton. -payep.
Joa,aai.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-12-19
STOCK BOOKS,

closed once with . loss and twice with gain
exhibiting by three different methods the
transfer Of old to new hooks.
PARTNERSHIP BOOKS,
conducted by three different methods cX-
hibiIng the transfer of the old to new books,
will the introduction of u new partner also
practically illustrating the
PRIVATE LEDGER,
by means of whicli the results of the business
are kept out Of the general hooks, for the use
o! the partners only.
LECTURS ON BUSINESS SUBJECTS.
How every one may get rich How to get
rich by trading. The cause "t Commercial
fhilurcs. On speculations. The mora in!lu-
ance of Integrity inyouth, etc. Also lectures
upon
COMMERCIAL LAW.
on Partnerships, Contracts, Insurance, Com
mon Carriers the Statute oF Limitations, etc.
Practica, in t'uctiqns in DETECTING
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES
by full set of genuine vigncttes AMI coun-
ters, and large collection Of counterfeit notes
OUR RAILROAD BOOK, Keeping.
I'm manuscript, exhibits the construction and
equipment, the operating receipts hnd'eXpen-
ditures theboods closed and II dividend re-
corded. These books are advertised by Others
hut not taught elsewhere III the ely. Oul
new system OF
PRIVATE BANK BOOKS.
| lin manuscript embraces all the best forms
in use amcng private bankers Our new en-
arred edition ofDuF's Steamboat Booli-kcep
ing. Our full course of business prac,ic in
clHacs about FIFTY BUSINESS BOOKS
ruled to about thirty diifcren' forms, viz: II
| Ledgc,s, Day Books, . Journals, 6 Bill
|, ,oks Cash Books I Salcs Books lnvoic,
Books Discount Book, Check Register
| DEPOSIT Register, . Collection Registers
Ticker, | Hands Register, | Freight Book
Passage Books | Fuel Rook. These Book
practically record about six hundred busines
tr nsactiono, comprchcnding Duff's origins
PIN of business education, Introduced TWEEN
ty-five years ago. How far others have snc
creded in initiating him will be best seen h,
comparing the business rnpr's and hooks o
other pupils with those OF The graduates q
this institution.