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Mill Privilege for Sale.

The undersigned will sell q 6rst-class Mill
Privilege, on the Ashley River, i've miles
from Sank Centre, on the Red River road.
This is in the heart Of line agricultural
country, well settled, and offers superior in
ducements for the erection Of q grist mill.
For terms, address,
ALLEN Wesley,
n16-2mI ssuk Centre. stearns Co., MINI.
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!, -Tioknor, 4Tolman & Co. haye. . fne as
sortment Of the celebrated; ''IXL', pocket
cutlery. Cheap. l3s& 81 t.lissl
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HIGHEST PRICE FOR WHEAT.

& & Farmers will take notice that Jos. Edel-
brock pays the very highest price in cash
for wheat. era ~ .ss '..$ .s;.s5
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Choice teas and coffses, direct fror
New York, just received ct Edelbroek's.
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SO. Paul and Wy stations departsd daily
NJ :A5sA. u. Sunday excepted.
Arrives 90 1:80 n II. 4:
Sank Centre srouts DspartsAd daily, Sun
days except ted 3. IS
~ ArrlyesSa OF s. d. q.
Grow Wing Route Dspar daily, Sundays
excepted. sc leo i. 4 II 81
Arrives. sc II N #5Sss 81 s..
Fair haven and W ay--A rriysae Ach Tues
day and Friday sc a. N. Departs
SANE dsysA Mail closes OF l
Two ivsrs "A l n -Dsp.rtssaoh Mon
Arrives 1ssda g D. 4. .
ST. ApSnst Arrives Wednesday and Sat-
arday . epartssaned days ct
IS S1s;P. =. ss
Rockville o. saturd.y, same hour 80
above. ss tssE
Sank Rapid Departs daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, ct I Pm. #$# 5: 5*
Arrives at $50 a. i.
Princeton: and wayDeparts each Thurs
day ct 2 r. NJ s #3s
Arrives 6atnrdaysst IL, X II sa IS /.
All mails CLOSE Is minutes before depart.
ure. 5s5 b 9 ID
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For SAN a Wheeler 4 wilson Sew
i.:ing Mashine- hrst- class entirely new.
Is vim BE- sold On favorable terms. Inquire.
4 &C this Office. .s-..-gs,.,.ss =. I. I:
Also, : Wilcox 4 Gibbs machine, new
! Chance for 5 hArsain. sj,sfi s, : :
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curIIar.P. Meokenhaupt Sc. q, hand
sa.6as, assortuasnt s. tabls and pocket cut.
yiery which hs vill s.ll . sseheap 9 ths
seh sapsst. {
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Tn JOURNAL Office has just received .
very large stock Of new type, embracing
all the new varieties in styles. Also, cuts,
cards, tags, etc. This Office cannot be ex-
celled in the style Of its job printing.
Prices very low. s ~ s. 81
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The Cong eational soeiabls viii meet
8 Mr.. Knowl.on's On Fridsy evening, Dec.
a16th.
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SPEC7AZ. NOTICES.
GBTr1NG MARRIED. E.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the delights of
Married, With sanitary for those who feel unified
for matrimonial happiness. Sent Free in sealed en-
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P. Philadelphia, Pa. re - Ss':.~' d
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GAn,. -oa Tuesday, NJ; ]. HIesnsr, u
,laystts, lows, who has been hunting in
Todd county, brought to town thirty two
saddles Of vsnison. and four bears. The lat
tsr comprised . family-ths old bear and
three od-sissd cubs. Mr.. Hosmer, while
! Hunting, fouud, them under the root Of =
tree, and shot each one In the head sas it
esms on, The whole lot VAS purchased
~ Cro3s q Plsttss. .s q. .. 5sN, s rs rs
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..shoot follv 81 laier. ., n. m ton

(YalooArs falI line sof oyerosai q,
q esst, . Richardson &. IS .s.s
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81. CLouD, Dso.s Is. 1870.
Wheat still holds a so cents Tor No. / !;
$50 for No. 2.
Oats bring s5as6o on the streets.
Corn, SHIELDED, 5ba8o
4 Barley very little demand msy5 Be
quoted at 48a50c. .s..=
81 Rye, 300.
Bran is worth $l2por ton, plenty On
hand. e T {
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at So.
Beans, $1.6o to $500. according to
quality.
Potatoes, retail 4 81 90; mono being
brought III.
Cheese Minnesota, 100; New York, 200.
Butter--good roll brings $50 readily
Green apples are very plenty, at $4.7ba
6.25 per barrel. 81. IS
Z Eggs, 25c, and hard to get ct any price.
cranberriea, SIS 90 per bu., and scarce.
Wool, 800.
Dry maple wood is worth $4.5Oa$5 for
full cord green maple, oak, &c., $4a$4.5 80;
tamarac, $3.50. r.
M1aHrAPoI1s, Dec. IA.
Wheat-85c. for No. i.
Oats-37c.
Corn-50c.
MILWAUKEE,, Dec. u.
y Wheat-Firmer, 81 OH for No. /
Corn-45c.
Oats-39c: 800.
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a Cua1oUs CusToAsR.-We clip from
the Farmington, pakosa county, Pres. tho
following sketch Of the adventures of q
local character, : trapper.we believe
''W. Adams, Of ST. Cloud, which
place g. left Is years ago, left Mexico last
Novsnbsr came 70 Norfolk Ia q gun boat,
and has II aveled al the wsy thence on
foot-arrinsd here last Friday, on his way
homo, whore he will find his tombstone.
He was in the army before. the .wsr-dis-
charged and went to Texss--a prisoner to
Kirby's Smiths force-ran away into
Mexics--Has captured by the 'greasers''
thrown into prison'as spy-rsn away
lots Of times, and at one time had seven
bullets in mis- body-hss two in. his flesh
now, one back Of his ear (having passed
into his mouth, another in his groin.
carries two minnies ii his pocket that were
cot out. Don't ride, but foots it like an
Indian (Which he in part is y but retains
his terrible vigor Of constitution, eats and
sleeps we'll ION hard floor) and has. an.
eye like hawk. He is emphatically a
tough ouss,' and bul1et-proof. His father
and mother were still living in St. Cloud,
when he surprised them this week. he
was furnished with food, clothing and
money at the hotel, and went on his way
rejoicing" -
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- Geo. r. Rowell 4 Co., 40 Park Row.
Nov York, and &. NJ. Psttensill = CO., 81
ParkRoW, New York, are the sols agents
q The JOURNAL, in that city. and are su-
thorised to contract for inserting advertise
1Asnts for no ct orr lovests cash rates.
Advertisers in tAat city are requested to.
Il. their fsssrasi VIII either Of the above
h uses. ss yasfsss 81
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q tie CORE and cob, crushers,
satsG rovenor's.
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Boyd has not Jet got his shingle
painted. but when ills you win End il
hung out q Rose abergers old stand.
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Green apples, BY the peck, bushel o
barrel, II Paul Mockenhaupt's.
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So vi. sd ~ 3 !,

llhaatsvsr you . 90 IA ths
holidays IS tos Limpstiek 9.
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-Halibut, napes and fms, At Morse

"A lot Of choice; aav oring extracts and
sdrfumery. at Paul Mockenhaapt's.
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The cash must accompany 81 orders.

SHARP PRAcr1ca.--A bill Of SCI against
stearnsg county has been sent in by the
State Reform School for the board Of Chas.
Mickey, . boy put there, but without the
knowledge OF consent Of the proper author
tiles. The bill win Be contest cd. Is,s us
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a choice lot Of Toys for sale cbeap,
8 .LlMPEl1oH's.
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MURRAY HILL.
MADAME @. MEARS,S
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND aEREAH
Boarding and Day School for Ioung
49, HI III Ladies'. III S;;gs5siss. @:ss

~. 10 j, Ladies. :5ts.&s
no. asa MADISON Avenue, Kex-E~h.
IL - &"
The next session will commesee fn.,-
day, September %, 1870.
Madame Mears has, great pleasure in an
noupcing to herpatrons and. friends, that
she will he able to offer superior advantages
for the complete and elegant education Of
Young Ladies, ct the opening Of the next
session.
The course Of instruction conapri,es Ia
English and French Languages, Latin.
Writing, Arithmetic, AlgebIa and Geone.
try; Geography, Astronomy, Chemistry
and other Natural Sciences; Mental a.d
Moral Philosophy; History, Composiso,,
French and English Literature.
During the season Lectures will b de-
livered by emine nt Professors on subjects
connected with the various departments az
instruction. These Lectures. will b sr-
ranged for the general benefit Of de
school. -e,zse..y1 = te4 sg,gsS vss yzss.... :,
- Music, drawing, painting, singing, .as.
may be included, at special rates.
The best professional talent is empleysQ
In the various Departments, and the vhele
10 under the immediate care and suDsfyis-
| ion Of Madame c. Mears. -.
French is the language Of the atabnsh.
ment.
Circulars si,las term. Asa III q ..
plicatlon. 30
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500 BUFFALO ROBES
&5'* ,....:ss.4 for sale at
D. NJ. G. MURPHY s Co.'S,
Burbank 3 Powelrs Blo,k, St. Germain ct

Don't TAIL to call and examine the new
and elegant assortment Of Holiday Goods,
just received, a;Y5 EAr BusH's. .
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~ cexpla1% Pisxi4l H.,tory q a. aInt,:

s1zs 5sst, shssps.l, a.a ;s i essul Fam
=; .ily Paper IN tie gnion.' " 3,
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/ 20 ystsrs, -four inches square, large
cans. well-hlled and low-priced, ct Boyd's.
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-Perfuned handkerchief boxes, .t
Tobey's. /: il s.sss
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H[urrah for Christmas

Corn and cob crushers,
ct GroYenor's.
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" For SALE CHEAp.-A lot Of furniture,
consisting Of chairs, tables, bedsteads,
mattresses, etc. Also, parlor stoves, cook
ing stove aud furniture, tin and crookery
ware, Office stove, etc. Inquire Of Chas.
D. Kerr II 1T 81 5ss$aEs{g 4s:3 a4
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assortment Of Christmas goods,

Allen 4 Russell are offering better
goods and lower figures than were ever be-
fore known in St. Cloud ,...:: :, ags
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oR,1iaD yuRols,

49,
dsAND yUR0 OH.
Mathias ellis. RuidolDA sHnhn.
EdWard Goerssr, Charles 81; hittemore
Cornelius Pontius, Marlin Coats. 3
Michael Cosgrose, Casper !Capser.
III. H. Thole, Joseph SCHNEIDER.
]. G. STABLES, Fred Schelnin . 81
Henry Mario, william worse.
John III. Dcn t0n. James Dnncan ss
Matthias Moos. Nicholas Hoffman.
James 1raham, John Marshall
~ ~ s.'snDs.e hooe' :. 9 IN 'ls' =,
s. sa.s appo'nsse <. :. s'Aple'' sore-
-. 49, ~ 1uly onose 8 lemon $ u.elk'
- .1,1. s ..,s' :, = A,'sy
20 - .oae uns' ny
49, $3.50 1900, !. :, .son :. :, Dul
!, ~ Aa.s = s. :. 4'u.l INV Mts'
s.oa' !" e'1s :, =. oonaon.n a'snous %,
..s e. ~ :. -. .'o1 s - an -
!. 800 = :, s1ssi'.s ! 80 . 49, Soasl-
'Ay :, ~ = " $500 !" = u'son'l seu. s.
80 1O4'o" wy .le sne SIS S.
: Is, -, soA = u
:. =. =. ~ = =: A1en'
Hubert IRELAND John Riley
A.. +. Hussey ,eter schmit
yo ,l1 - Sonnleder Y. bridg nan 81
u ,ahn 1 p 500 Heo ~ N uesv.
Joseph Rieland ~ = II Atwood =
George Marshall Nicholas Keeper,
~ n'aaSnsy 8 Mesaman heodoret Book
~, 75iIa-,nr ! 80. =. h..n !. = ~.
y, ~. 3. $50, 1911 &
80 3. ], 4. !, g 3 ~, -;
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NOTICED.

Fon sA1n.-Lot2 2, block q, in st. Cloud
oity-cheap for cash. Inquire Of O. T..
0arrison, over the Post Office:
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so 81 z,
100 BARRELS S .s
EXTRA TX MESS = 'o|R.Kl,,
just rseeiysd. and fof .als S. quaniitiss q
salt purchasers, g
p. \. g. MURPHY Z co. J,
Burbank 4 Pswsll,s Blosk, st q msin &,
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-
WEArHEB NOTES.-The indications at
present are that winter has finally conclu-
sled not to.giye a thu, g, by entirely. The
ground is covered tolerably we'll with snow,
but NOT enough has fallen yet to make.
sleighine, The rod US II fne condition
70 receive their winter coating; t... d,
Friday Bright and pleasant. 81
Saturday The same s.ls'.' 3'9s.Ft 81
ssbbath-C loudy. .,. 4. SIS: j
Monday-Snow, .s:.ss !,
81. Tuesday Clear and bright. s
b; Wednesday Bright and warm ]; snow
melting. s..' g
Thursday -Bright, clear % braeing.
Subscribe for your periodicals, at
Tobey 81 5..s .s5
tones pure aayoring extracts. at.
Morse's. .s
1854 XII sat
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ALI goods cheap for cash, at the reg
ulator." - >sst2tss ~ !, s".- T.
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eroce ries received every day, ct
I,!.:s:es4satss: tx PAU MocKENHAuPT's.
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funs. Tho highest price paid for fnrs,
hides and venison saddles, & Heopnsr' !
old stand. r. ~
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Il Man Losr. About seven weeks ago, :
swsds Named Martin Erickson If Al Boy
.tqston's, at Clear Lake, .whers IL had beer
atwsrk, and has not since been, hoard of,
altheush 9 vigorous search has been kept
up. He was last seen in the morning, a.
he ret pail down BY the we'll and started
for The barn. He is 9 feet inches high.
90 years old. and had on pair Of brown
cashmere pants with black patches On the
knees, 6 brown duck hock cost ana al
old brown aloueh hat. His family lives
near Santiago. i & IS . 81 ,#.s5. #
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Po1rol Csulr.s-Dry The solitary case
this week was Francis Riel. who was
brought bsloEs Justice Barnes yesterday,
and Aasi IS and costs for making : ben.
zine sask q hinsslf, and sent . jan n de-
fault. This individual u The .suneis Of his
asphev," sx-Prssidsnt Risl q Nanitebs..
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TO BUB1N NESS MEN

HomiDy cracked wheat and cranber-
ries, at Boyd's.
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Corn shelters, best makes,
sss at Groyenur's. 4
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Il. Morse has received s large lot:
Of fresh groceries. and win not g under
sold By any dealer II : 81. Closd. He
means this,and mersly asks call + from
those Who would be convinced.
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- le sel 6est ct To heayy IRON ton1
8 Iilss q, aishs Z llll lt 8
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CHEAPjLHMBsR:- From December 18th,
1870, to February 18th, 1871, Mr.. b. B.
Morrison offers lumber at the Clearwater
Mills, at ten per cent. less than the ruling
prices. This will DO quite saving to
purchasers. He will also pay cash for
grain Of all kinds ss,e
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EzaEE,Ey PROFESSIONAL MEN,, s.I.f
ssswsse ] FARMERS &, MECHANICS,
Who Wish 10 proteettheir families 81 means
Of = Life. Policy, will do well to examine
the Plain, Business Plans and meth
DDS ofrthist MODEL GoMHAYY. .ref.<5v
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to Tobey's for your holiday goods.
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"A fall stock of lamps, for sale cheap
ct Paul Mockenhaupt's. zs1stesi'+
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National s.r.w Gutter.
% Groyenor's,
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Reliable, Energetic

L
Wanted in every county Of tho Non1n-
WEST. Address +
NORTHWESTERN DEPARTMENT..
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Large stock of fine black-walnut
brackets, at Tobey's. 5sss.s3 =
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ram AND islUPPER.
Rensmbsr The Fair and Festival at
sehxatrts 1 Thsis' Hall this evening. Be
2 sure to 10. ~ g. sssa.si:

CInAR YIh-The Mississippi is still
clear Of Ice: s.s Il: ssfs
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~ stock &c ilnsI blask MI Is
'kr1s ksel at Tsb,sy,
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GOOD NEWS FOa THE LADIES,

Just received: II ,.1,,,s.,53 :. s3
A full line Of new Merinos, all shades,
At Jos. Edelbrock's.
A large lot Of green and gold mixed Wa
ter proof olotb,
M (. At Jos. Edelbrock's.
a splendid lot Of Caters. Especial atten-
ton callsd.to the new felt CATERS, moroc-
90 foxed, to button Or lace,
t4s. &st At Jos. Edelbrock's.
81 op 9 a not fail to call and examine
these new goods. More on the way. (.
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. 1ssh IS ehs.p 3 GODS i Amen
Rssssll' n
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ATTENTION.. Lauerman has opened
in bis new stand, next door to Rosenberger
Bros, a. very fine stock of ready made
boots, shoes. CATERS, &c., which he will
sell cheap. special attention paid to Gus
tom work. #.5
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The largest and s. est, q ! assorted So stock
OF teas at any. fetsif store in st. Cloud,
can be foundsat Boyd's, ,5S35.s5I I,
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Sweet Cider, Apples, Nuts, Candiess Cam
ned Fruits, Notions, Table and Pocket Cut
tlery from the, commonest to the finest,
.ss &, /, at LiMpxR1cH's, i
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]; Northwes stern Department,

GEORGE G.. COOK, President.
". r. MARLAY, Secretary.
0. A. WILLARD, Supt Of Agencies.
4 THOMAS BEVAN, NJ. D.. Medical Examiner
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5-Farmers will find tho hest straw cut
ers, ct Grovenor's.
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--'Plssit = Abbott ~ q eenstant,rsceipt
q Z. ~ I! sesast Keep Up thsi, etoek, from
4 -. 80 ~ nstins larss ssl1p. Good
49, ~ ~ prizes Vim ~ ~, : aal
- g y tAs g u ssths .,Rseul. ". 81
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ay1 q R,.siilias. eurrants. oitron, pit
80 shsE1ass new prnnss, dried psashss,
srsssl asd did applss, nsw seddr,sa 5blaek..
baris tie thug just suitable for tho
Aslidays, cheap g Boyd,a
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y a' !, q i

81 f's'r',nsrs, look = tie BURIAL Iron Corr
Shelter, a
z 3ssss.s ~ C1rovAnor,s
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-01

lN0MMON SENSE SEWING MA
VI chine. Simple, durable, cheap
Price, only 3i8. Jos. McEyoy, Agent,
Ice House Hotel.
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No ONE LIVES UNTO HIMsELF.-God
has written upon every flower that
sweetens the air, on every breeze that
rocks the violet, on every rain drop
that moistens the sprig of moss, upon
the ocean that washes the white sand
Of the shore, upon every penciled shell
that sleeps in the caverns of the deep,
aye, upon the mighty sun itself, "None
of you shall live into yourself" And
We're we wise enough to understand
these works, we should find that there
is nothing, from the cold stone in the
earth to the meanest creature that
hreatnes, but in some way or another,
ministers to the happiness of some liv-
ing thing. Is it not reasonable that
man, to whose pleasure the whole Gre
alton, from the crimson-tipp flower
to the shining stars up in the spangled
heaven, continually do minister-man,
who has the power of causing deeper
misery or higher happiness than any
thing on earth-man, who can act like
unto God, if he willis it not reasona-
BILE that he should live for the noble
end of living, not. for himself, but for
others
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-01

SHAKE OFF THE WoRLD.-If in the
season of health we strive to shake the
world off, it will cling to US most
tenaciously but when, in the hour of
sickness. and trial, and death, we strive
to cling TO it, it will Invariably shake
US off. AS the separation must come
sooner or later, unless we cast it off
now, it will spurn us hereafter Most
men, t0their cost, wait for the latter
alternative but those who adopt the
former, find, to their surprise and joy,
that they have removed from their
path one of the chief obstacles and diff
culties of dying. No one ever Travelled
with alacrity to Heaven with the world
lying heavily on his heart the incum-
brance once laid aside, and the jour
ney through the valley of the shadow
is one of comparative ease. The toll
ing pilgrims in the world need but lit
tie baggage for their journey; and the
less they have the better when .bey
cross the river.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-01

THE TRUE MAN.-He is true man
who will never swerve from the path
Of duty to gain a world of wealth or a
name OF glory; who respects alike the
feelings of the rich aud the poor, the
honorable and the humble; who is
careful nor to speak an unkind word,
or use harsh expression to his SER
want or his lord. Wherever you may
meet him, he is the same kind, accom-
modatlng, unobtrusive individual.-
In him are the elements of true and
indebted religion. He never takes a
step that thu laws of God condemn, nor
utters word Intentionally to pain the
ear of heart or man. Be like him
then you will prepared to live or die
and beth in living and dying, you serve
the Lord.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-01

Four KINDS OF READERs.-Cole-
ridge tells us of four kinds of readers.
The first like the hour-glass = their
reading like the sand, running in and
then running out, and not leaving a
vestige behind. The second like the
sponge, which imbibes everything, on
ly to return it in the same state, or
perhaps dirtier. The third, like a jel-
ls-bag, allows the pure to pass away,
and retains only the dregs and the re:
fuse. The fourth, like the slaves in
the mines of Golconda, casting aside
all that is worthless, and keeping only
the diamonds and the gems. We
should see to it that we are like the
latter class, gathering riches from all
we'read.