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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28


A gentleman in Cambridge has Invented
. process By which wood may take the
place Of paper In the adosnmsDt Of house
walls.
"A very delicate, simple end beautiful
machine hss been constructed, which will
take : norton of tres after it has been cut
the right length, aud width, and shave il up
into shin ribbons % vide Al roll Of house
n.per. making one hundred 10 ono hundred
and fifty to the inch These rolls Of wood
are placed on the walls by paper. hangers
With paste and br,ss, precisely in the a me
manner with p,per. The wood il we,
when used and re.lIv works easier than
paper because IL Il much more tough and
nl,ab,e In th.ss d.v. vhsn vsr;e,v II
sought for. one can tjnish the walls of his
house IN difFs ant voods "a anti hin taste
one nom can be an,shed in bird's-e,e ma.
ME. snothsr n cheaanut Another in cherry.
another + vhits wood. And % on. Thus
he hss no imita,ioo. but the real. genuine
article mon hia vaile. The era tirss Of est
6eures. hut never Of nature itselG TIE
lon ee, The FOOD HANGING remains on the
vsi3 The nor. d;xtinct iii be the Grain and
colo, ar ~. v.od Ths srnenae Of wood
i. ices shsn nsner. or course. n one wants
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF TN
Wlnneshlek Insurance ConDsny.

IN rHR FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. 4.
~ D., 1858. The name ofths Company il the
WmuusulnK l1sUaAxcs COMPANY. Ills located
In the city Of Frseport, illinois. The amount oI
it, Capital stock 10 elSo.oS3 90. The amoust Of
its Capital Stock psid up 10 elSo.oss.s The
assste oftAs Cenpaay ere - follow CasA on
hand IN benk end IN The hsads Il agesss or 9th.
q pereons, 81, oSs.7s. Real estsas- Csmpsay'a
s soss. Ssiidins ,sis:; -. sis ooo;oS u 8 ssa
s.herwise scared, Jas. ISL aoX. Dssss ior
premiums, el7,7 6i 70. All other eecuritios.
os.7oa.ls. Total sssets, e4s5. lol.slk. LisbiI.
isiss-smsuut Of liabilities dee or not duo e
eanhe 81 ether ersditsre, ol,770.o0. Lessee Cd.
lessee end due. none. Lsssss adjusted aud not
due, -, 5000. Losses unsdjusisd, q. lee ~.
Losses IN suspenss waiting ise further proof.
%. 5000. Total liabilities. o1a, $50. %. The
efvotee omoent inssred 10 any one risk. A6.
o00 -. The greatest smeuAs allowed by he
rules OF the Company - b. insured In any ens
city. tewn or village. no rule. The greatest
ne rule, but usually limit to IS 600 o..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

Rev. Jason w. Kellogg. formerly pastor
Of the Seventh street Methodist church in
this city, and more recently Of Dearborn.
slepsd on Thursday night last, with the
wife of william Moosehouse, . wealthy
farmer, living about three miles from Deas
born. The reverend eloper and his victim
6rst went to Ypsilanti, whom the former Arst
disposed Of his horse and carriage, and
wrote letter to the present incumbsnt Of
the Methodist church ct Dear born. in which
he stated that be should continue to preach,
hypscritically adding that be should strive
to be christian, and expressed the pious
hope that both should meet 10 heaven
Kellogg left . wife and two children. "fou
reasons best known to himself" a. tho let
ter also informed them. Whittier the infat.
ustsd couple have gone 10 u present un-
known. but Mr.. Lsdd. the father Of Mrs.
Aoorehouss, is on the track. determined
not 70 abandon the search until they shall
Be found. The character of Mrs. Moore
house has hitherto been above reproach, ard
her family are overwhelmed with the ohio.
guy she has brought upon them Detroit
Free Press.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

IT is limited by those in the confidence Of
the leading radicals Of Congress that Mr..
Stanton was restore 10 his position chiefly
for the purpose OF laying trap to catch the
President it, fragrant violation of some law
Il 10 also said that tho grave consultations
which occur daily at the War Department
between Mr. Stanton and the radical Sena
tors and Representatives are held in order
to devise somc means Of bringing about .
dead lock in the business Of tho depart
ment through the Presidents refusal to APP
prove the transactions OF Mr.. Stanton
There seems to be no doubt entertained
that every effort will be made to bring mat.
tiers 10 . crisis At the earliest possible day,
Is it 10 believed by tie radicals that the
second attempt at impeachment will be sue
ccssful.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28
BOOT MARKET 7!
CHICAGO MADE.
OFFICE or
=. CHAPLIN e CO..

The trade being about over for Ill kinds goods Of
Spring goods and would cal particular ~ ntfon 70
our pfieee f0s Calf Boots and RiRh Cut Dal Whcae
Leather Bf0gan. Our Calf Boot IL the nesteet "a
6sss zoos ever turned ont y orr ise7osy bs The moh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28
RUCIaU.

From Disrentatory Of the United States)
DlOSMA CRENATA. BUCHU LEAVES
PROPEKrIES.-Thcir ordor IL strong, dinu.ive,
and somewhat aromatic, their Tastes bittcrsh, and
analogous TO mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USRS-Buchu
leaves gently stimulant. with apecui, tendency
to he Urinary Organs.
They are given In CONT laints OF the Urinary Or.
Mans, ouch Gravel, Chronic CatAsrh Of the blad-
der, Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder and urethra,
Disease Of the PROSTATE an Retention or lnconti
eerned IL its evacuation The rsmedy has also been
Recommended In Dyspepsia, Chronic rheumatism.
Cutaneoue Affections, and Dropey.
HembOlde Extract Buchu 10 used by persons from
the ages Of Is to 2b and iron 50 g. or 10 the de-
cline or change Of life ater CT nnnenent or Labor
Pains Bed-wettlng II children.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28
n AIy1cr1oNs PECULIAR no yKMALKs, u,

IN AHt1C110N0PGCULIAH 10 WHALES, the
Extract Buchu - uneQuallcd by any other remedy %
Suppression Of CUSTOMARY Evacuatons, Ulcera ed
or eehtrsous state Of the Uterus, Leuccrrhea OF
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER. KIDNEYS.
CRAWL and DROPSICAL BwRLfIN0S.--Thie
medicine inereaees the power 81 Digex nom, and "a.
cites the abeorbcnts into healthy action, BY which
the Watery Calcassous dcpasitons and ali Unnaf.
ur.l DalereemsIts ase rseueed, q we'll q Pain ana
inflammation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

Tss Buffalo Commercial Advertiser gives
up its psrty's ghost. With the best Of
chances il says the Radicals have thrown
away their opportunity for success. What
hope for party controlled BY sueh Bour.
eons, il aska. Mono II eli. 10 its own sad
reply. The Advertissr sees The oolln and
shroud making. and folds ito party's limbs
preparatory 70 the respectable intsrment the
country will supply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28
SANGER 4 STEEL.
DEALERS In
0EmEnSICN. FLAGGlMG Z BUBBLE
STONE.
"ISLAND QUARY,"JOLIET, ILL.
PRICES FOR STONE At QUARRY,
klnggingS Stone.
| n ubble Stone.

COMMON HUBBLE -, per cord, or per load q 80
BLOCK BUBBLE, 6, IL 90
For Bridge and Footing Stone, and for Extra
Large Stone, special rates viii be agreed vpon.
q Orders Tor CUT STONE respectfully eolsi-
plans. SANGER 4 STEEL.
r. .. Box s6s, Joliet. III.
~ TeHmR Cab. lana dtl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

WHosE OR = The Radical House Of
Representatives punished Mr. Wood by .
public reprmand and enforced silence for
calling the Radical members "infamous."
When Mr.. Farnswortb, during the same
hour, called the Democrats "re5els," he
was simply ruled Tout Of Order" and per.
m'tted TO proceed. Upon this, the Spring
hsld (Mass.) Republican (Rcp.) says:
The obvious inference il chat the House
does not consider il infamous to be . rebel.
Or do they mean merely that black guard
ism - to be tolerated in the majority, but
punished IN the MINORITY ID makes oil
the difference in tho world whose bull
gores whose or.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA, |
H.. M-s--- - NAL faAa

J
Whereas NE Winneuhiek sIns1ance 0ompa-
~, located 81 IN eYsrt, u ths Ssats az uliseis.
nss sled in THE of1ce sworn statement Of IL
sesdssion On the nrst day Of January. 4. ID. 1888,
- .scord.ncs with The psevisiens OF n Act Of ~
"a os.l assembly Of the Stats Of Iowa entitled
49, u 0SAssox 70 1uoouAsc1 0p0XkDs.v
spP.Vssc ssnssry ssth, 1856. snd an Act snesd-
= - i. 80, approved February 9Th, 1858 I'D
s sppssvsd Asrch l!th. 1853 sd vhsreas acij
,csss.ss% see~s shes said lnsursacs Csnpssy &
posssSesa q me requisite amount Of Cspitsi in.
vsasa 9 required 81 said aess. Thersfo sr =
Sssss. Is e S. .ss / sssa A Elliott Auditor 4
CcmSsay y authorised 70 trsnssct she 6..;s ~
:. lssessncs i this State By agents. psoSsriv
appointed aud authorized 10 aekusvIsk Sy
vtes Of psseess for snd % Ssssif 81 sS3< re sse
ls3y = required By said ssts uatii a. On a..
ef January, 4. =. 1869. - 'ss ny
In testimony whereof. I have hersv,s. -
seea NJ nasne aad a9xsd -tAs seal Of nv
e0ee the day a1a date abovs written.
JUO. 4. RLLlOff.
u-ess-~oe. .Anditse q So.
h =. 1AD0s 49, /:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

The Confessions and Experience
of an Invalid.
Published for the benert, snd ar CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay Of Mashood, &c !, sup
plying The MgRss OF sn.rCURs. Written by one
who cured himself, Ind sent free receiving q
post daid directed envelope. Address NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the same
publisher, Circular OF DAISY SWAIN, the great
poem OF the War. deci7-d& W3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

CostIveness il aggravated by
The use OF strong purgatives. The only rational
treatment il some gentle laxative and tonic lite Dr.
BAnx,sos's PxzlsrALsio Lozxsen Thess never
weaken but gradually restore nature They remove
Oppression Dizziness, HI adachc, and every form Of
Indigestion also. theony proper rem edy for Pies
either bleeding or otherwise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28
STATE OF ILLINOIS, /,

BTATk OF ILLINOIS, -
Sfsrnsxsox CouxrY.
J. F. Smith, Fresident, and VIM. Trembsr.
Secretary ofthe winnsshiek insurance. empany.
Of Ereeport lllinsis, being duly sworn,
trae end correct ststemesa u he aNairs Of the
ssi1 Company. that ~ a,d Cempeny IL
boea hde owner Of II least One Hundred Thous
and Dollars Of Actual Cash Capital invested il
State and United States Stocks end Bonds. or in
ed and worth donble the smouns for ~ - ~.
same is mcrtgagsd. and that they are the above
described officers Of the said Insurance Com
pany. J. +. SMITH, Presideut.
WM. TREkBOR, Secretary.
Sworn to cad subscribed before me this third
nd Official eeal. a
tSesi] e. P. HODGES. s'ns
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Stephenson
Csunty. srs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

HEMBOLD'S KxTRACT BUCHU has cured ~ ~
ease Of DIABETES In which Il has been given. II
Of the Kiducya, liberation the KidueyS and Bsd-
der Retention q Urine, Diseases Of the Pro- traso
Gland stone In the Bladder. Calculus, Gravel.
Brick duat Deposit, and Mucus or Milky Discharges
snd for Enftebed ard delicate CONSTITUTIONS, Of both
Sc xes. attended with the following symptom lin
disposition TO Exertien, Loes OF Power, Los of
Memory. Dinlcuity Of Breathing. Weak Nerves.
Trcmblinr, Horror Of Disease, wAkeiulneer, Dim
ness Vision. Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flush
tne 81 the Body. Drynees of the Skin, Eruption ON
the Face. Palld Counenancc, Universal Lassitude Of
the Auscular System, &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28

Contagious Ve0ere0l Character.
Cures tnsm without resoSting to Mercury, Iodids
POtassi Arsenic, or any poison. but With Neutral
aer, positive cure for all humofB and blood pOisons
OhsAsio wxAxnsss. such - Seminal Weakness,
Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, brought On By
abuse Of the system, early indiecretione cxccssee
entaied hcrediary causing loss of memory. confn-
sion, depression, dnnese, and oftentmes insanity.
with other depiorsbe train Of symptoms treated and
radically cured with nfallible method saving much
tim0 and expense. elect, Gonorrhea Structure ana
oil diseases peculiar TO the sexes. Of prvnte nature
Old diseases Of the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the blood has become poison ed, producing
botchee on the face. small watsry bstere, pains In
head and bones, liberated throat, nose, Limbs and
body. scrofula, together with endless number Of
sufferings.
Dr.. James is recommended BY the press generally
th medical faculty, and professors Of medical college
etc. Those afflicted should apply Immediately. and
DIR. JAMES has just Issued revised improved and
greatly enlarged edition Of THE MONITOR ON Ven
era Diseases peculiar 70 the sexes, with directions
srE.nATos.l.A. caused By self abuse, sexual OK.
cess &c. IL fully treated and will not fail to arrest
the gttention OF the reader.
An important feature Of the book II treatise upon
propHety. sometimes, Of 80 doing.
Tie various diseases peculiar TO fenasee, ere fully
treated and thor remedies given.
The Monitor is printed upon fine paper. ncaaly md
intended e Z books b kept fbr private rsference
and coneultation. Il 10 mulsum il IaSvo-mueh u
the smallest space. Buy iti Read q The book Win
injufe none. but bens0s all-The old and young Of
1aSs D 81. JASis r o. Drawer ssss csse.ro M
Dr., James Once and Parlors are q % Randolph
nay s. eoosalssd personaiy O. s. issss cpon II az
easee pertaining 70 he speciality. Office koufo u0
, a. -. eo6 =. =. CONSULTATIONS cO0odeno1ol.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-28
HELMBOLD'SsExTRAcT BUCHU.lS DYrRETTC
AND BLOOD PURIFYING

AND BLOOD PURIFYING,
Aod curss all Diseases arising from Ha ito of Dieei-
patton, Rxcesses and Imprudences Ia Lie. In
paiha in afseetions fsr which It b used.
such - ConCFrhrs, 0lcets, OF long
standing, and Syphilitic Aflee-
tiOns-in those dieeases, used
In connection with HELM.
BOLD'S ROSE WASH.
sold ct
HRLMBOLDS
DRro AND CHtlncAL WARmccsn
~ BnoppwA
AID By Dyu.gists everywhere.
ask for
1850 HELmBOLD'ss rs
Take no other
Dewnre ~ Csunses1eisa
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q u 4 ID II
70
LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES
IN CHICAGO.

Rags and 1sagging.
MOVES 4 BROWN, Board Of Trade Lag Factcy1
- Ii Sails 81.
Boots and SHOES.
e. NJ HENDERSON L. co -, q, \ -, lake r.
FARGO. FALES 4 cos & ~ Wabash Ave.
PHELPS DODGE a coo lake St
BAtNDEk, BROTHER a co IS Lake 81.
G~A.~llass~r Sa> ~ In my.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

NV T1rs.-We have just received d.
rect from the celebrated johnson foundry,
At Philadelphia, large lot Of new type,
borders. cuts, &c., embracing the latest
and most beautiful styles. This. in addi-
ton to our already very complete sssort-
nent, renders the Jou1xA1's jobbing de-
psrtmeat greatly superior to any other in
Northern Minnesota, aud enables US to do
work in tho best and most satisfactory
style, and on short notice.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02
!sA i Z CIS1l = ] !
SAuK Clxras. Deo. soth. 1857

sAuK Caxras, Dee. soth, 1857.
xte~ 0~ Regular Correspondent.
kDlroR JouRxAI.-No news Of impor-
tanes ffon this place, except The usual bus.
mess ofths town. In tho last He,ald will
b found IN estimate Of the total ezpsndi-
lures In the way Of building in Sank Cen.
to during tie year ending Dee. slst, 1867,
asouatipgto $s0,275. This may look to
some Of our friends in towns along Ii. rail-
reads and the river, like small inprevs-
usats, but when they consider The disad.
vantage Ne lsborsd under the past sunmsR,
they will come to = different eonelusion.
After the great frsshst W wsrs entirely
deprived Of the material for building. But
this drawback to the town has been over
come BY Moore & Mcclure, who are nov
prepared to furnish on short netice al ma
tsrials necessary for building. .Prepsrs-
tioa' are already being made for several
largo blocks tho coming season, and W
hope to be able to show By one year from
to-day . table Of improvements that will
compare favorably with tho river towns.
HA,LaoAD BONUS.
The business men are alive to the inter.
ssts Of the place, ~ you will Sc BY ! vote
taken At , Special Town Meeting held at
the Sank Centre House, Dec. 9th. The
vote We In favor Of Issuing the bonds Of
the town to tho Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, to the amount Of twenty-iiy
thousand dollars, on certain conditions.
HOLIDAY rEsrlv1r1zs.
The holidays are passing of nicely, md
al appear to enjoy them. On Christmas
Eve. . dance WAS gwen At tho Winters
House, . new hotel just erected by 8. L.
Winters, corner Of Sd and 9Th streets. and
Was decidedly success. Alarge company
wasin attendance, and the proprietor Of the
house spared no pains for their enjoyment,
and al IN attendance were we'll satisfied.
On Christmas some eighteen couples Of our
citizens took ride to Osakis, where they
had dinner 1t tho Lake House, kept BY Mr..
Adley. I will not attempt to give you tho
particulars nor describe to you the dinner
that Was In readiness for the party whom it
arrived. But imagine yourself seated At .
table in first class hotel, kept by No. l
man, with al the luxuries Of the season
spread ont before you, and you have an
idea Of the time It the Lake House.
In the evening it Was agreed to give
surprise party to Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, resi-
ding two miles from town. Music was OBJ
taiasd and about thirty couples met, had =
good oyster supper, danced until four
o'clock, when each and al concluded they
had enjoyed merry Christmas, and went
home to prepare for New Years. under
stand the Germans had . very good time on
the evening Of the 26th. It being . private
party I have not heard the particulars.
Ionic.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

Van HozsEx & M11cHEI1.-The Real
Estate Agency Of this arm at Alexandra
has done very successful business sinesit
commenced last spring. Very many Set
tiers have been spared long and expensive
trips to this place in order to make = homo.
stead Or prs-emption, ~ tho whole work ID
~ properly, and generally moro sxpsdi.
tiously done than il would be by tho per-
con mest interested. Parties living in that
section Of the State and having any bust
ness with the q. &. Land Office would do
ven to call on Van Hoesen l. Mitchell.
Non-residsat tax payers can address them
At Alezandris, Douglas county, with per
feet assurance that their taxes will be
promptly paid.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

GlAxl1s.-A specimen Of the granite
tsksn ftsn the quarry opposite this city
W. cent to the Government Geolosist ct
Wa,aingten, and by him tested. He pro-
.suaesd il equal. il net superior, to any IN
Tie United States, and fully equal to Rus
siaa granite, known ~ the finest building
msssgisl IN Europe.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

Cou111 CoxnlssloxD1s.-Ar regular ~
s;on u tAs Board Of Ceuaty Comnissaoa-
~ viii b held 1sxt week, commencing On
fussday> The Beard will b composed -
follsvs: II. J. Fowler, Truman Psfohsr,
B, Pirs, Martha Fielder and Herman Ter
hnaR
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

II you want cheap coat, 60 to
earns Auction Store.
1fyou want cheap vest, goto
earns Auction Store.
II you want pair Of pants cheap, 60 to
Earns Auction Store.
II you want cheap dress pattern, 60 to
81 earns Auction Store.
= Nyeu want hst or cap eheap, 30 to
earns Auction Store.
Kyou want . pair of boots or shoes cheap
30 to Carns' Auction Store.
Il you want to got goods for; half what
they srs worth, 20 TO
CAIRNS AUCTION STORE,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02
- Al kinds Of JOB printing, In 1lg-
lisA, asrns1 or Norwegian, executed ct
tAis oAss. Sead In your orders.

PoI Hlx1.-A storeroom On HashluSto1
avsaue; esatral location; rent moderate.
lnaui1o at this once.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

Mss B1s1s1's L1c7u18.-The Minneap-
oils Tribune, Of the 2sth uN., speaks ~ fol-
lows Of Miss Bessie Bisbss's lecture At that
place:
A ANAL but very respectable audience
assembled at the Opera House last evening,
70 hear the lecture from Miss Bessie Biz
bee ON ''Ameriesn Womsnl ood," announe-
ID in such . peculiar manner through cir
eolare and the nsvspspers.' At o'clock
Miss Bisbes appeared on tho platform, and
Wa introduced BY Mayor Morrison. Az
cent specimen Of Womanhood, tastefully and
neatly sttirsd, N eloqa.ntly speaking face,
and grace In every outlins Of her tall form,
an involuntary sensation Of applause ran
through The audience, many Of whom were
undoubtedly prejudiesd Against seeing one
Of her ssx On the rostrum. Her appear
snce il rather moro striking than that Of
Anna Dickinson. The tones Of her voice
were nelodious, albeit . trids monotonous,
for which the small audience and chilly A.
mosphsre Of the hall are probably in great
part TO blame. Place Miss Bisbee under
favorable circumstances, and we believe
che would not lack tor animation.
A. literary production, her lecture will
bear much praise. II vas delivered with
correct elocution and graceful gesture that
gave it fne effect. Concerning ito views
No have not space to speak here 1t length.
Il Was not particularly Of the ':strong mind
cd" cast that most evidently expected; Tut
spoke Of woman - finding her true sphere
and . field wide enough for any human
ambition in the sacred home circle. Com
ing 70 the question Of suffrage, che Of
course assisted on the right Of woman to be
placed on equal terms With man; but che
did not claim suffrage ~ . natural right,
neither did che belie0e il should bo uni1er-
ssl. She favored making intelligence the
basis. but cane 70 the sensible conclusioa,
after Ill, that woman could exercise much
vsluabls influence and accomplish great
many necessary reforms even without the
ballot, BY virtas Of the influence she exerts
over man in al the walks Of life. When
she demanded equal suffrage for her sex
in the name Of justice, Shs evidently con-
sidsred it BY no means universal psnsesa.
A number Of prominent citizens Of Min
neapolis and St. Anthony have united in .
card tsstifying to the excellence Of Min
Bisbes's lecture. They Say that it twas
interesting, instructive and in every rsspsc.
most excellent production. It gave great
satisfaction to the audience, and At tn,
close the oppression Wa general that II
must be repeated. Very few lectures given
in the place have. been % enthusiastically
received Or given such universal satisfse.
tion." TO this are signed the names o.
Mayor Morrison Of Minneapolis, Mayor
Merriam Of st. Anthony, Rev. Alleu lol
the Baptist, and Rev. futile Of the Univsr.
sslist church, Minneapolis, and many sths,
we'll klown citizens.
Miss Bisbee 70 70 lecture at the Congre
gstiessl Church In this city On next Tues
day evening. We feel assured she Will hsv'
. full house, - none Of our people woult
b willing to forsso the pleasure Of hsvinl
. lecture which gives such general satisfae
ton. .. =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-02

61A1 aACHNl.-1'he Star Sewing Ma
chine combines simplicity, durability and
beauty. It has but two moving pieces Of
machinery to form the stitch, and makes .
stitch alike on both sides Of the fabric
sswsd that viii not rip or unravel! Il is
truly wonderful achievement Of inventive
genius and mechanical skin. Price thirty
I've dollars. Sold BY A. ". Bush, Agent for
the Wilcox L Gibbs, and Florence sewing
machines.