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n SSE" 5NIEN L NVl1CtE-
~ OrT1Cx " THK BoAKp or rrutIc WoEEa)
Chicago. April 1tn. l&a5.
I'd ,h,t lhe undersigned Commissioners Of tho Hoard
niefed ihr A,srrmtnf Rn} r ths cTth,ny s.dinE eMm
and Eravellsx, and paving GUTTER! with aoui1eF
street 10 the roEth line or Twenty srett aud
such Assessment o has hesn tec 10 ths oflce OF te
City ClfrE.
The undf1tisned will apply to the Coumoo Council
OF tad city, At IT, next FrEu!aT mettt-H, 10 on
The 9th day Of April. 1854 the hour o1 ~ ntlock
r. ~, for 1Enattor OF guch assessment ut which
time ali parties tn,eretet will bare the E:hl T., tlc
heArd- 1t PERSONS wishing obIect to said assesI
m.nt dfe their objections 10 the aame. ID writing
In olce Of the City t1ek. Atleast day por to
saeh meeting Of the Comnaon Council
J. q. GTEDELE,
FESU. LETT
q. ]. TO IL
Commissioners OF the Board Of Public wosks.
npe1v.6l-tt
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1EA1S. TO TUE C=1ox t-oE TArDs.
Trains TO the Uptou Stock Yards nrcr the
Pittsburgh Fdtt Wayne Road, leaving the dcp,t nj
The corner Of Madison and Canal streets. The !uFc ID
70 ccrN each H1y. Nhca xazc Is paid o. the train
cents extra Will bu charged.
, 1866-04-25
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lit quality. caak......,
lat nn41ttT Hbfef

LtninEs ..-....+ Tm2tl.M
Koans. p do4. .1jmA1s %
j &c ioHH- Copper and
cnotation8 Accordingly:
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: ooRPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ Mo5ey for damages ahr tbs extension OF alloy
In block u Sec. I. .. II, Il ready for rsvment.
Office OF Eu1 !toaRo or PcnL1o WoRks.l
Notlce hetoby eiyes BY the roast q Public Works
reudy 10 be ps orer 10 tho oWncr cntitlea
70 the NpTafded for the extension Q! AZ alley
thaR alrtr M unJs om the datu thereon, the city OF
ChtcaEo VIII enter npon 1ud appforrtafa tbs property
J. g. GiSDELE,
FEED. LETZ,
r....... U. :. ROSE.
ADr1.yNeH10t Rnt ri nf {1ohifr 1Ftrt.
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WATCHMAR'S time DETECTOR,

For Computations md manufacturing concerns capable
OF cou+ o!tg lcth the utost accuracy The rcttous Of
q vstchmah or patrolnlsn. Manufactured By J. E.
BbEKh. a. Corkrrs. 81, Hostou. Send for circular.
1psl7ly1t :teT AE 50
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The Greatest Discovery In ttac
World.

yenc,tal diseases. II. N. RIOS ENBEIsl, lately nr.
rlvc from Gurope, cares nil seneria: diseases with
EyluH tht untlcnt dose OF nedic1L7 reEaFt
dlet fear OF exposure. the way thousands
cured IN Lnoaon hosri'als last Year. t.. r. Is
the importer this celebrated has aston
ished the whole OF Europe. ano brought dn1srIca's
1t csIlunted nhyslc1ans to Enropo lat wutr1 tn
sIndy ihs The true benefit al AFFLICTED. In
i. ls TIE ONLY nSE n3EE Hho has pEa-ttsed It. Ho
r1ves The ratient perfect health aud saves him for the
uerea, d!st use ncai? let shew be ever 50 aadIy
kis private consa:ta: ion roo1n adoinlus Els otice
Combination nee and gc ferI cure rna-aneed IN:
here. given m By other doctors. Office 115 Dear
born street. Speeds Block. Rooms = and ~. t,ra.
m z to and to .. N. upf. 4i3 3t FNAH1n
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rEALED PROPOSALS.

GEALED PROPOSALS.
~ WuITE OAK AND PlyR LUMBER WANTED.
UFHlcx OF IHK BoAru or pChLtc WUHks,t
CHICAGO April ?tst, ls*6.
seaea Proposals Will Be recEkveh At this ofce I'll
Friday. ay fh, AZ II oc!prk .at which fIuIe this
sd vii: 6rt the same. for the delivery the Ctly
Bridt we'll Dock Of the oest quality sound While OAK
and Pine tc1mMon} Lumber.
= n feet siteh, 4: teet long.
iso% &c :: :: j.. H.: :.
:59m s.. i! =
IS n :. t1s :. 1s :.
I'm ..Et =, I4atd Is ret long.
PINE LuXREx-
!9o m q s1neh. u ieet long.
Utm z II
20 N x = -. II =. >.
som rs IS
+ = q, 3lach ptae plaok-
tbank fosns OF which he had u uls ouce> slEncl
BY The btdrcc and two sufctcs corn!toac. that
tt lumber shall be delixert Tor the price mentioned
In The bid in tho contract l. awarded To khe hid
DER.
WossA. ec:0Y.rx s.{srpfosals for Lumber"
PrnpctAla will % received fur tho whole amount adj
yez!sed for. or part or TOT eihsr Kind OF
lumber NanteI-
No cut ol either ktAd vi lumber will be srcelya1.
FEtD. LErZ,
....- o. j. lH3SE-
Conm!ss1oness OF the Board OF Public Works
ana1Ys.-Itt
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naR1 "o~nV
Gao sr,., WI, prore that
k1arsta|t's l|tpinq. catho';con
WI, a:,e.y es,,7 y. ,ssyss!y M. q. s.s a, tas,.
ss s*G u cLnslEtEs &C. Whtsa TesJ .oa 5.ndss @ en,
= i ss'ss
I h.1.Tw ~. lr4F, e. inn. 9, ,sxa
lam graduate Of he regulr Nedea. Colleges
s' ss
se ~ taa asssIc q 1ts'Ss r.
GKA:s kNRERG MARsHALL'5 TTKRISR CATHU
hss not her: .insfe tsu,si IL Il. ons4s,ion 4uess
c.J. c.J.NoRTaiNGTON. ~ D.
-.,,.-~.-.
on eycrT bottle, Ft:s ii 80. So,t eyeIyVaerr -
The GTQefenberT Vegetable Pills
-
Arc the best In the world 70, family use. sud FIR
L1yTs eo1ssaE7-5s1rrsasaF Ea fF111s-DA-
IL Constructed sandoa. sns IF fe W
ss1s e:aa s.R ess g. fse
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The New York Semi Weekly Tribune

Unpublished every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, aud con,
tAns all the Editorial Articles, not merely local IN
character, Literary Reviews aud AT Crtlcisus Let
ters from our large corps Foreign and Dome .lr
Correspondents; Special and Associated Press Tele
graph Dispatches. careful and cou pluto Summary
OF Foreign and Domestic Eews: Exclusive Reports of
the Proceedings OF the Farmers Climb Of this American
1ostttute TALKS about Fruit snd other Horticultural
and Agricultural Information; stock, Financial Cat
tie, pEJ Goods md General Market Reports. Which
arc published in The DAILY TRIBUNE.
THE EEkLY TRIBUNE nlso gives, In the
couytc Of q year, THREE or FOUR or the
, 1866-04-25

GARDEN CITY GIFT ENTERPRISE.
Tobe d.sEn At crosby's Opera House CHICAGO. H..
Mzv I'd, 4. D. 1ttG. and every fourth Wetnesaxy 5
thereafter lo,H if1s valued at t6O0o0 65.so9 tick.
cts Will be disposed Of.
Ole Gin in tiretnbac1s.. ................. Il, COO
One Gill; I.etldtnce. 5000
tine Gill; In Gre. 1000
{ine elf. Re.!lepce,,,.... ,...,,,,,,,.... 4Io0
One Gift 100
One E1ftfn GIeenbackS.... ...,.........,,..,, 1,0D
One filft 90 .,.,,......,.,...,,..,,., $50
S GI,tt Fine Ptan1G. $50
30 l;tfta 70 Geld Leve- TO- Gl0
- Gift6 50 JaQtes' Gold wztches...., ,..,., 5000
80 ElftS 50 Wheeler i Wilson'S Sewing Machines s0oQ
ju0 GUS. 100 Hold Lined Cups aud Gohets... 1000
And m.ny oiheF val-Ah1c Effs, amounting n all to
1900 GA0O0 prize packages will be sn,d It Il each.
Every package contains snmeth!nS q value. Send
tnrtt stamps TO the return Of package by malta
ticket viii BE- cent with each nackage. The drawn.
will take place at Crosbsfs Opera House, or some
other public place, wheIe thoueandS OF ticket holders
~ w,t1ess the a1ss!nF Aoy pssoa seadla; d 2; & q
receive packages nnd tcEets s73 Will Teceise 70
packages aud tickets. Money sent By Draft Post
Office order Fxpttss. Registered Letter, may be
seS, al o0E 1ss E9r fqhs P2Ss!s1s;s .spd M fer
1D0 South Cl1fk~st, Chicago, I'll. wl9-lt-3p
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IkaNh Eft1ef T2r4fI


All sdlts n Grain reported in this n11rErf repors
use made t1sts a storage. nRless oiAerefse
tFt&ted.
TCEfDAr ErKS1N0, April II.
observation-disclosures FHKIGuTs-Afe s.eAdr
At sc LIZ 4tl c,asa tu New York and 60c 10 Iostoo
F1uu< E1eEhts sln0 TO New ioTE ano to Hos-
tOn.
LACE FnrlGuIs-Tere dn1! and nominal At sesKc
fol to 1tufalo. The only euEacement !. p0Tttu
wss schooner Wellington, Wheat 10 Eincstoh ~ i3Xc
Ei0Uk.Reee,yed to-day. G9.9 brls; shtrred,
~ hrta Eecesrtd last week 2SQA urls shtppeb,
hrls In the f0rc part Of the Reek there was an
scs1Ft demand Tor Spring Extsas ut The advnucc noted
IN our last review. but toward the Close dtpress
lng ad.ees nom new york canned buyers 10 hold Or
unless THEY could purchase 1t concession wheat hold
e1Mefa cd to make. stccks sui 1iknt ihe4 u
ssery mtaET aEsnrmcnt for buyers TO PICK fpru.
Tit demand tor HLite Winter Extras IL l{ght-beInw
cnnl1ea 70 tae xants q The c1iy trade and
qliet and steady. ursonndEa'Fa! havc been slow Of
sale. except for those which arc slightly tainted.
To:pAy-Thr market qQteL a1c Unchanged,
ss.r. 81; Wn1,K WS1EHs ro b1lt ut Sill 81. . brls
90 at FL 90: 6PEIEG EkTKAs-9D Lt14 not uAWrd ut
z* lit h IL <Ht6: 10 brls 1T *X2u: 10 b.ls t-Ho
fAh" at $50: 100 bfis Pioneer ow grade a7.t0:
SrE1SG sEFEslo bEeg u zdss 1ov h.ls 1856 It'd
bils Al t1s at $50: 1to psis uc<ouuu fits.
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Con Glentinl Information

Group.
How It may be easily Prevented; also Cans: md
Cure. Sent nee. AIdI esq E. Q. FOOTE NJ D., II 80
Htoaducar Gete Ynfk
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MAN HOOD:

Just IGbyisAfdfn scaled Eartope. Price III ceats
AIECTuEE M THE NATURAL TREATMENT,
and Kautcal Cure Of SpcEmanI or Seminal Weak.
nts. lEvolunta:y Ems.sio se1ual DEBILITY, and 1u
sumption, En'1ep.y, ind F!ts: aenta, and Physlcal
1ncapaclfy. resulting fom Sell ABUSE. &C. by Il pI:
&c.
"a Boon to Thousands OF Sufferers"
Sent zeal, in plain envelope, to any address,
pest patd, on receipt OF si1 cents cr two postage
stamps: by EI1sE 4 CO., 127 aowery+ New FoEk
Pott once Eo1 1856. apl2s716s9t 4 # T-3dp
, 1866-04-25

OLD EYES MADE NEW, E1thout spectac.es, Doc
tor or Medicine. Pamphlet nailed Nee. Address z.
3. FOOTE- NJ. H., 1870 broadway, New YORK.
, 1866-04-25
Group.

Comfort Nud Cure
FOR TIE IUPTUEED,-sent free. Address Z. B.
F00TE+ II. D. 1870 Broadway, New York.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

NJ Z or. Mdsasapolts Jaasnek II Il. I.
The "Menken" has arrived here, bk,
brought her flying steed, Haidee-ul- a een
hers aiahxndS hir funds, sheH hmi.5 d,
eAaMbts, aud all her tcostly y WARDROBE will
her. An engagement has been effected
With Mr.. George Weed; ofIsh a. Bres4. MY
l.aaoa Menksn win appear twenty-fou,
nights At thst,plaee.sf tm1ssnent 3pa r,
ceive for the Same ave hundred dollars fol
each appearance, ey,twelve thousand dol.
laiS iJf the season. Having netted seven.
teen thousand pounds sterling in London,
received $l25, 900 in gold for ono hundred
nights in California. she may expect to e nd
but few managers in the United States whs
are able to enjoy the luxury Of her presence
upon their boards.
Tho Menken stops vt the Hotel Saint
Dennis, whore she has luxurious . part:
meAts, furnished ih4hS hsst~.imsx ui6oSsait
splendor, servants by the dozen, and the
handssmest, most bewitching little chamber
maid who ever laced q stay, or brushed q
lady's hair. Several of the actress gen
tlsmen friends, in point, of fast. have made
her; verysjeelous. recently, ssby installing
The lady maid for the lady But still the
maid is necessity, and is retained. She
goes With her mistress to oil the theatl es,
WHERE tAdaA goe1s i1f Sin i1 Selry
and court dresses, jewelled fans and i'm.
maculate kids--her hair, neck and bosom
powdered with the dust Of real diamonds
and accompanied generally by gentle
man in the uniform Of an American Officer.
And the thyee attyact-A griAt amount Of
attention; and 1eceives thl homage and
admiration Of oil the gay and festive
young men Of their circle. But behind all
the rich, successful and handsome ACTRESSES
gaysty and cheerfulness, there turks .
great unrest. You see it Is she ats in her
box at the theatre; you see at her rooms,
surrounded by smiling and obedient slaves
of the opposite sex. The great unrest is
this: she sees and knows that it is not her
MUD, heart, or her intellect which At
tracts, but her person, her riches, her
gaudy plumage, and the bolane that
caused her TO set society at defiance upon
the stage and away frsm it. She looks
about her for some one to bestow her heart
upon-if she have one-snd generally finds
the being thus selected hollow n IN aud
q grand deception. Several persons in
this CITY have been her favorites. Some
spent her money at the gaming table and
finally deserted her. Anothe. meanly used
her as tool TO work his own advancement,
then left her and married another woman.
A third married her and then LETT her to
SEEK fortune Nherehe cosld find. 4 SOUL
Ahtthef4afriel her.and ht i6dnd lie had
two other ladies attached to his fortunes,
both Of whom should have been in her place
So size sent him 6vfhv Vat tho Mankan
is aat Ssgag ! saarikht;, Il Srsaep s.4are
butterflies that fit in the sunny air Of June.
Not quite as fresh as she was many years
agoA n xNsE Orleans, when her poor mother
labeEed fqE:hSrsana cared i@ het, sbglore
her beauty had been discovered by. man,
and before she had ever appeared upon
a99{ sage. bqt still e most exquisite shape
and noes supple form. sssssssr
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

Tho indianapolis Herald recently pub.
lished = cave story, purporting to come
fftol,s b seFrsspSsdtnt 81 sLSsvenwst,h,
Crawford county, Ind, and stating that DR..
Hawn had been stuck fast in an opening
i9 = rock, and los<his life. The ta}e>was
tteRriheed ~ yff a6S equity 9i{ il pbre-
" . fgmeat Of the Imagination. Next to
the derth Of the s'cave'' chronicled bv
the Herald writer must be the cavity in the
head If man who could deliberately pen
so Titanic a fable,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17
Livery. Sale and Boarding
sz.~ S T a 3 L e.
RoGEas 3 GILMORE, Proprietor,
Havingfeceived a new and splendid ~

Havingieceiveda new and splendid ~
25Si, Eo,&les5s .-.a2 9@.t....s5 >a459 T@
Stock Of Carriages and Buggie.,
We are prepared to furnish Pleasure Par
ties Excursions and Funerals with outfits
on the shortest notice. = . =
:! Horses suitable far buggy or saddle can
always be found at our stable.
If you want Horse and Buggy, Team,
or Team and. Carriage, to 60 into ethe
country: or from one end Of it tosthe 9th.
ier,I call At our stable, where you can. be
accommodated at all times and at all hours.
n. B:-We are prepared to furnish reg
iuiar and transient: +ah 81 ASIA Fl i5Hps
$50 7Ei q B0ARDING. s;&T
For Horses, 1t odr stable 1T reasonable
retes..We would respectfully state that
chilly" Young, whom all know to Be a.
fat in the business, viii be on hand It an
hours, night or day, to- Wait upon custom-
ers. For particulars, call It our Office.
v5n52-tf' ROGERS GILMORE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

CANNED FRUIT.
Peaches, BaaekbeE1fees Raspberries, Pine
Apple, Tomato, 10. 49, IS
..t y y - a se- --.~. .>z,y-.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

u. q !. -.
-! +. = a. -
az, ,,.... 49, 3, i
Ti.s Hg ~ 1sss g rs
nc ains II ths psnnsy sanis Central RaiIvry. whi
saHS s9a ss1ys g o.nes points = so ao
MI stepping q principe! stations. at Altoona
at 1885 q. m Tyrone 883 M Bellefonte 1882 Z. m
Look Haysnl2: p. M Halrisberet lao p. "a, sBalu
Ssx York =. e. iGs
at 1927 p. m. Sc. ss5sssgs..-, -
CINCINNATI BxPRES9-Leaves Pittsbuxg
e wy m stopping g nearly 81 stations Altoonaf
dsssa " 'aS train s p...snsxr s' arc
ts.n:,s,sd q Union Depot We. directly
20 Tran lor New 1oEk dhere q
' slpH !; m nxpRnss2
Pt;t:1nrgh 4 4n :!epPi1g only at principal
ssseans Arrives 81, st latIo9st 600 Aitoona
u, herrlse1rg 800 2: m Baltimore. 50o e. 90, New
~ " aO!y ~ f1na1eIpMa
emI NV tos. . y Sleeping
IN t5aln TON fIttsnuIR 20 nalt-
more a99 rnila1slghis and TO New VIA AnsntowA
stopping only At principal Xryss Y
At $io nj, Harrisburg: SIS a. m. Baltimosst 1880
@ @ and New York s va as NJ
csts - o.a.r Ds"e ..aa,, n .,,,a f.
..,s - Glaf
SLEEPING CARS are attached to all night trains to
s*sss CHECKED sss 9s ssa "a .ss
'in TICKETS FOR THRl EAST, iQncludihe Boston BY
boat or RAIL- passing over this road can be purchased
q ali principal stations 10 the West 1ars as low .
by any; other route. a.sEss1g ta4 i s;.5 +,
- go. .'f 9 ss'H2 I
16a %0qa7 lisa RRnIlaHTs. st..ia ,4ff
By this route Freights Of all description. including
LIVE SroGk can be 70 and from Philadelphia
NeMYork, Boston q Baltimore 70 and from any point
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17
.!R( NC ID RI les !!

Il, H ] | + 2 \ r /,
HAS just just received and viii sell cheap
.aa1 hIi' assl
RoCRRIBS,
.sa,si.siss & 3 6.
S u G Ar 81
OF al qualities.
N @ IA s=Es,
Sugar house and golden syrup.
u zsss = "
G Off E s.
Rio I'D ~
T E a S,
Green and black.
IA LIIiz2 1aA I ~
$ At
Coarse 81 : i t'.- y. !.
MAcKEREL AND HERR1NG,
The incest in the market.
CANNED FRUIT.
Peadhes, aaekbspte..s Raspb,rries, Pine
Apple, Tomato, 10. : ''-7 -
EAs IT, z
,lWOODENA. < .>- =
Tubs, Pails;7 Bl.ona: Cysrns. Battef=bovl.,
rKash-boa-ds, Clothes pins, 80. }
l. t-11--S> ~ 49, TJ-t}.
COD .rfsH :. -<..3 = . Y
=
KEROSENE OIL,
SPICES, !
CONFECTIONERY, I
LOBSTERS,
OYSTERS,
SARD1NES,
PRUNES, +
RAISINS, j
.cURRANTs,
:.- CHOCOLATE,
FIGS, /
NUTS
WORCESTERSHIRE 4 CLUB SAUCE,
Pickles, Catsup, Crackers. Soda, Starch
Hops, Soap, Candles Smoking and /.
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, Shot,
Powder, Caps, Rope, &c.
The choicest brands Of
Whistles, Wines and Brand es,
1t wholesale and retail. l.
Motto-Quick Sales and Small Profits.
HENRY HEPNER.
St. Germaine street, next door to Burbank
& Co.'S IA v7n47-tt
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17


MUNGER BR OS.,
Music Ny ! i !! " Dealers,
i: 11e sEhirds street, 4
SAINT PAUL, l1as MINI.
77' "a - A A1" "
81. 'z@s & Sole AgentsIfor 10
steinl,w1a,ly e. I'Ssy sons
~ .,a CELEBRATED PIANOS
s325 sgtsff 5stt! IL ia f}n!l,.f i
s9@tsa Sole Agents for s.ss...
chickering r. Sons asaaa4
CELEBRATED PIANOS,
-iFit iassss ati stFStisfie s4s.sl sazg& 5r..7ff
ACCOUNTED PIANO aFoRTEs. SD
Also-PRINCE's AUTOMATIC SCHOOL
ORGANS AND ELoDEoNs. -
e-tts II s.. COTTAGE II ORGANS Al
~ All fully Warranted. %
ift 2Et&fI t12faaTaTEfEEI atitr 4.s|3 {4s.5t5
- 9}s5 10 Is>f.qusf 5sytt H. ss-fz Es7s ~, :
We keep constantly on hand the.
! ONLY FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Sheet Music and. Musical Instruments
81 ss3ziSs=siL Irdai. 4aif4lsszeS Id a,,sg.l:.,
cd OF all descriptions in Minnesota. F.ir,
i5Ssn O ;lstz9a4Ha-!----s ,.ntE @es1H -
: Our stock of Violins, Violincellos, Con-
ira Basses,: Flutes, Flies, Flsgoletts, Claro-
nets, Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums Of
all descriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor-
deems, Strings, etc., Is complete. s:3.a 81 I
Church Organs, Melodeons: and. Pianos
tuned and repaired. - +
;, Order. attended to Win Pronp,tn....
>" =" s3'"'42 E'.% Gv7n26- 1y12. s2s5& 95}@su /
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

: Liv cry and Aa.e. able,
Il The undersi ened mas ius. erected En-
= large and commodious stable on thecor.
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site Clark's store, near the Central House,
which he has filled, with Livery stock, COM
prising . number Of -
FIN n ORSES,,
Suitable for either riding Or driving, and
variety OF t;F - =, -. .fs.- : J.. 80,
s7o.aH ANDsOME. sBUaGIEs.:
For single or double tean.2 woa sd
81 Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties always ready. Is ....st .-.s
All orders for teams for excursions, Fu-
.nerals :'or, : Journey win be attended to
promptly ...<s.. &, e,z-.s -.
vites his ffiend dc 20 call. ss:;f Y sij
a-tEj5 .nef;-. .fsY8affL. b. SIISBY.
st Cloud, June 23d, 1863. -y6n49-ly
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-04-04
chicken ON the Brain.

The best time to set a Hen is when
the Hen is reddy-I kant tell VI
what the best breed is, but the
Shanghai is the meanest-it costs as
much to bord one, as it does a stage
HOss, and yu might as well try to fatt
q tanning mill by runnin Oats thru
it. There amt no profit in keepin a
Hen for his Eggs if he laze less than
won q day. Hens is very long lived
if they don't kontract the tbrote dis
ease There is a CRATE many goes to
pot every year by this melankoly
disease. l kant tell exactly how tew
pick out a good Hen, but as a gener-
al thing the long gear ed one l kno
are least apt to scratch up q garden.
Eggs packed in equal parts of salt
and Lime water, will keap from Twen-
ty to Thirty years if they are not
disturbed. Fresh beafsteak is good
for Hens. L serpose 4 or 5 pounds a
day is all that's Hen would kneed at
furst. l shall be happy to advise
with you at any time on the Chicken
question, and take pay therefor in
Riggs.
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STEAM
FACTORY

COUTH OF CANAL, WARREN,
- OHIO. Having lately extended and improv-
ed my establishment BY charging my already eK-
tensive buildings, as well as erecting new ones. In
Producing a steam engine, with all kinds OF maehln-
cry adapted to the business, by which q great say
inS Of material. time and labor are effected. thereby
afordinR facilities for manufacturing and selling q
BETTE article for the same or LESS money
than can be afforded without such advantages, and
employing al increasd number OF the very best
workmen in the country, many Of whom are di-
rect from the eastern cities. | am now prepared to
make and turn OF A BUGGY PER DAY. At my
Repositories may be found at all times the best as
sortment of finished work in the country; all OF
which is warranted in everv respect, and for quail
ity, workmanship durability and finish, is not 10
be surpassed IN this country. or hv eastern manu-
f~acturers. Among my stock of finished work may
CLOSE COACHES. of various styles and prices.
CHARI0TEES,
ROCKAWAYS, a variety of l, 2 and 8 seats,
CARRIAGES. q variety of 2 and 8 seats.
JENNY LINDS,
CARRIAGES. I've patterns slide seats.
BUGGLES, a large variety, consisting Of
TR0TTING,
DROP FRONT,
DEMOCRATIC WAGONS.
KNOW N0THINGS.
GAZELLE,
/
BOX BUGGIES,
PHET0NS. l and 2 seats. tops standing and
Also, LUMBER WAGONS. best article. for one
and TWO horses. Ny present facilities enable me
Z! Z! fg EH ni54 to order T6 any style S Wheeled d ysh,Sls sn On
hi z in my line of business, are requested to call
and see for themselves.
Especial attention to Custom Work and Repair
ing. Painting and Trimming done on snort nonce'
an in STYLES to suit the most fastidious. N. B.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Warren, April Is, 1856. II {.
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How Crows xiii Lambs.

Nj. L. P. Maynard, an old farmer
says: He was living on Fishers Is
land Cn Long Island Sound of New
London) some % years since and oft
en- found young lambs dead, all of
them with their eyes out, and could
not account for it, but supposed the
eyes were picked by the crows after
the lamb had died. Ore day, howev-
er, he saw a sheep with a lamb just
dropped by her side, when a crow
marched up, and before be could in
terfere, picked out both eyes of the
live lamb. OF course the lamb died,
and Mr.. NJ. has known Of the same
thing occurring repeatedly since
Several farmers, to whom We have
mentioned this, substartiate it, from
their own or their neighbors' expert
ence.-AmericaR AgricUlfyrist.
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ Lemuel McCullum VS. Rudolph Hyte and 9th.
ers. Order Of sale in partition. Trumbull Com
mon Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio.
in the above case and TO me directed and delivered,
/ shall expose to public sale at the south door of
the Court House in Warren. in said County. on
and between the hours of l and 4 o'clock, P. NJ, of
said day, the followinS described real estate. 10 Wit:
Situate in lot No. 50 in Champion township. Trum-
bull County, Ohio, adjoining land of - Shafer.
on the west. the public highway on the south, lands
of Kline OF the east. and lot number q on the
north, containing ninety seven acres. mere or less,
to be sold subject to the d" Curtsy " estate of Rufus
NJ. Allen. Appraised at $l.b74,O0. Terms-0ne-
third in hand, one-third in one year. and one third
in two years. with snterest, and deferred payments
secured by mortgage on the premises.
SETH NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, March 18th. 1856 5w