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ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD


and most Splendid Coffee and ngP Houses Rs
to an excellent and substantial Breakfast dnner and from
The choicest supplies oihe markets with b Of fare no.
tel in h- United States, and varying prices from to
M0eka coffee and The very teas only three
are s an p ans ynrr sa, NAV The be
assured of feeling in this quite cat home In
demo: Of competent whose sole and
Proorie,or Of the French and American Eaas House,
saass for 6sa dnas AND AND a s%i
1900 rhc ,Sad sss s.ap ssaes. s.
and English Mustard OF superior quality and low
k 9 y "a y Vi s ps she s Sss: sss
Oysters Fowls Milk. SC, yar,ned 70 keep any length
luxury 1 G1ond cos sn
N B-Larse size Pickles for sr0s WTI py MILLER
Wholesale and Rfa W,s ..s s., 5
THE WHITE SIBERIAN HAIR B9NNET.-ThiI;;
combination of advantages never united style Of
hat ABE beautiful snow White extremely gh at the same
sw Goods Fe af ad Ens bunsSs aa Rs
lands Fancy sehe and Imperial ia beautiful artiee) nm
The above articles arg o bESSET Ff ssd% Sss
jea imsr late 80 William and &c Plat SIS
STAINED GLASS AND WINDOW sHADEs.-HAN
sSsis and iscSss Fl rssSscty solicit i@s'
aEdothg, fitting their dwellings, inspect their stock
and 70 e wbe window %s from
dollar the richest styles equally cheap proportion
Architects and Others furnished with designs stained glass
for church windows, dwellings, &c the notice. aud
orders executed with economy and despatch.
WANTED-An Artist, used to decorative painting; also
apprentice. my20
PEARsALL,s OAR EsTABIIsHME4NT. founded
e e. a e WSf se Of d the eG n aCqf Se se
continues to supply the Nayy he AmerIca Russian and
boats Tor the last four yeaand has the largest
i2lr sweeps and SOULS eyer collected u one place
". BThe Branch Oar Store the North River side is
shut up and removed TO io2 Wafer street, and all the
OF will sell enough cheaper those who
from the North River side them for their trouble.
Racr boats club boats and SOULS sold less
than last year. ms smsc
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.JEWELRY.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW.-The sub
w scrber is selling all descriptions of gold and silver
Watches gold and silver pencils gold chains keys Sea
tall lower thn other place the Gold Watches
as low IS to 30 dollars each Watches and Iswey eychan
:.sd bought. All Watches warranted keep good
the etumed. Watches aud Clocks repaired in the
best manner and warranted much less than the usual prices
by of the finest wokmen in the city q. {. ALLEN In
porter of Watches and Jewely wholesale and retail so Wall
street, stairs. ielq lm-Ic
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MISCELLANEOUS.

REFINED SUGAR, WINES. & !.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Wine aud Com mission
w Merchant, No New door from Wall
has ed from the refinery quantity
bic .nd sim refined Sugar in small oaye which he will sell
at his usual low rates, in parcels suit BUYERS.
w. A. CATERS of Wines fail
please The old LomelDo Madeira OF 1872 In bottles and III
pipes hhd an casks OF various champagne caret and
other light Wines OF the choicest brands always sale at
low prices. Orders for kind snail be faithfully executed
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BosToN, July ~, 4 p. M.

BosToN, July ~, 4P. M.
The hish Ror Prevented Remopm Of the TELEGRAPH
Observation-Disclosures Sales at the Stock Erniange.
The "almost fight" between the Irish Catholics
and the Orangemen, which came near being cen
summated yesterday, was only prevented by the
timely interfere nee of the Mayor Jonathan Chap
man, Esq, and the city police The Mayor ad-
dressed The mob from his chaise at the junction of
Broad and State streets. Several military compa-
MES received orders to hold themselves in readiness
Tor an emergency. A few bloody noses and scared
shins comprise all the damage which accrued from
the " barney Of the two belligerent parties. Had
II not been, however, for the prudence of the city
authorities, a bloody riot must have taken place.
The weather to-day is remarkably warm, and bu-
marine telegraph station, hosted his signals for the
ilrst time, this morning. from the cupola of the new
Exchange building. The present station is not so
convenient for the mercantile man as was the old
one, as the signals can be seen from but side
OF Stale street.
Cotton-No sales, and little enquiry for the ari-
Gle. Mackerel, No. 2s, bring 81 81 81 80; No.
IS 81 y 81 30 per Dbl, cash; No. Is in
market. Flour remains in moderate demand; Gc-
nesee, common and fair brands, sells at SO OH
$50 IL per Dbl, cash: 800 bbs. Ohio sour, for export
brought ~ 20 per bill, caoh.
The sales at the Stock Exchange this forenoon,
exhibit the following rates 10 shares Charles Ri
yer Bank brought 75as0 per cent per share; 5do
North Bank, 10; :S5 do Railroad Bank, UowelD So;
% do Manufacturers Insurance Company I2halil
per cent advances do u. :. ms Co. 49,: 10 do
Lowell and Nashua Railroad, I54 per cent advance;
II do Eastern Railroad, 81; do do in N. H., 81 ia
IS Thus you Will perceive that a majority Of the
stocks are far, very far below par, while the mno
rlty are tar, very tar above par. Well, so we go.
Yours, nc. b.
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City Intelligence.

INDICTMENT sHrrrs.-Charlcs G. Scott
and John Vandewaer have.bee indicted by the grand
Jury for publishing The Flash" which is presented
obscene sheet. Thadeus w Meigham, publisher of
"The Rake" served ditto, and George woodbridge the
whip ditto ditto.
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OCULISTS.

DOCTOR J. FRAN CTS,
OCULTST.
NO. 10 BARCLAY STREET, within two doors of the
Astor Ho9se-His preparations perfect for all
nfammatory disease of the eye weakness of sight &C.
never fail IN nebulas of the longest standing without
CERTIFICATES.
certify that Jacob Valentine, youth OF about fifteen
OF age was brought house last fall apparently blind He
G - Erane.; whose treatment has hen The nsans under
This certify that Of my children were afflicted with
diseased for length of time OF them almost blind
with nebnlas covering the sight Every remedy resoed
TO without good effect and despared Of them being
recovered They perfectly restored sight by Dr.
FRANCIS 'e's0'''so I pHSIsI S. JONES 800 Pearl street
The sku treatment of Dr. j. Francis, sight per
'.'' 'o'" anu MxRTHA BROWN, III Forsyth street.
lcertify to the above being true statement
GEORGE BENEDICT,
Pastor of the Stanton Church.
was nearly blind for twenty with in each
and from the of Dr. Francis wonderful preparation for
that disease my sysS are n9U 9sTsSty Secovsed
We, the UNDERSIGNED, having witnessed the astonishing eff
cacy OF Dr. Francis prepaatons Tor diseases of the eye
esiatngy recommend them to the notice of the public
Duncan Dunbar, Pastor of Me augal ST. Church
s. H. Gone, Pastor Of the Fiist Baptist Church.
John Peck, Agent ofthe Home Mission Society
Jacob Brouner. Pastor of the North Bai list Church.
Joseph Andreade, Roman Catholic Priest of ST. Peters
Church.
Numerous certificates be Office PREPARED and
Artificial Eyes inserted, which be distinguished from
the natural, without giving The slightest pain
consequence OF the of his business Dr. Genny
Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons London Of the
NsS To h. Msssa % has 0I HIN AND conf
Office hours from A. NJ, until 7. NJ iyl0 3msc
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ALL SMoKE-Forty-two eases of goods were re-
turned to Mr.. A. L. Frosch, by the Custom House
having been found correct after investigation
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HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS II!

brown &Co's One Price Hat Store Wholesale and re,
- Chatham Square, of where
fashion beauty durability and economy combined to ado
the head
TO their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
imitation of beaverr which closely resembles of all urs
the most costly and beautiful that the difference easily
perceived. Price three dollars. We strictly adhere the
price cash which enables furnish superior
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats 10 the
OF beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. md 3mS
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DRY GOODS. Sc.
TO THE 7, AIDES

TO THE LADIES.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS-T1e pronr;e-
te.s, Miss KING daughter Of the celebrated Carl King
ee for sale select and choice assortment of Nnerv
Goods for the spring trade 10 the pub
lie, boh regards the quality and che the articles
The assortment consists Of the following =
The celebrated 81 * HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE DOR.
LEAANs as worn by Il ppehssse p'orls1ns q France.
STYLE"And Lawn Hats do do-An entire style
"MODINE CAPOTTES, ELSsLER
COTTAGE
farisian and English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest tex.
tuIe, in great variety.
The Ppreess respectfully solcits the ladies' favor Der
with call and examine her elegant and varied stock of Mil
insr for themselves before they purchase elsewhere,
VIII De great saving 70 them price and advantage
regards the variety and quality Of the goods.
MISS 8. KING, Magazine de Modes,
le22 lm-r 293k Broadway.
90 NO BETTER place TO ind Boots aud SHOES cheap
and we are not sure that in New York heie is any
place so good at the Clinton Boot and Shoe Mseo Canal
steet n,rh east OF Hudson Those who
tired appear TO Be generally satisfied that this fact
questionable. All those who my tried our boots
Shoes CATERS will find II their anage s trial
y " " -
NJ A. KNOX co,
jel8lmsr - - '-~ - $1,000
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WATERING PLACES, sc.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAvILLIoN-Thi. eommoaioq, Hotel will be BE
June the Village of Sharon Springs sehohars County,
The clear pure of the sphng; greatly resembling
S &c h :Fs of wG soDs fsfn
oas and Dyspepc compan aud in the of ErTgslas
Saheum sc,oua Liver Compliant and general DEBILITY
medical professors the United saiss pede
aa.sS y any IN ii. country. m $50 ~
es s s ss se na :
the many offered these seeking the heat
These springs but hours ride fo,a sarotoga Troy
an Gs s. o Mhs and Ss the arrival
time dinners also by The Albany and Cherry Valley
Warn cold and shower Baths furnished at all times either
Of mineral or fresh water and every attention given
abundance of the pures mountain sng Ice is stored for
The SPRINGS Hotel I I r. oSsa.a ..
the above village OF Sharon Springs for the reception Of ,
tors. and combining ali the advantage: e s.
m sas 5f ic%a.aw.r 'ohN v krTEN'
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
AT THE PINE ORCHARD.-io,2
THIS romantic and fashionable viii be conducted dur
Il Sa. the and
repa and new for the reception Of visitors
f Rsss aasa the high eha'ac
that o can he so S as possible
% fsn the nee and 70
and That Si the mountain has
ess1s cS line of stages will run
heretofore regularly between the landing and the Mountain
c. L. BEACH, Proprietor.
June 18th, 1872 Je1i 3mr
RATH HOUSE, LONG IstAND.-1his long and well
II known boarding and bathing establishment having
Gently undergone improvements which the
erection of several elegant hosues the margin
the for the reception Of company during the
The great extent of beach this shoe-,he
perfect security in bathing for ladies and Children (he
asSs adjoining inS hs house
the pleasant rides in the surrounding the excellent
fishing grounds and other of healthu recreation and
nt-he beautiful view of the Az, mic and the
arriving outward bound render his every re-
spect unequaed by any the vicinity Its accommodations
AMPLE the and the temperature in the
Gays of anything but oppressive The
from brookyn the by stages hours
business render peculiarly well adapted residence for
gentlemen Of busiE New York.
jel2 2n*r WILLIAM BROWN. Proprietor
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CAUTION TO TNSURERS

MERCHANTS and Others who are insured in the Hartford
~ FIRE Insurance Company, at Hartford advised against
insnring in this Company.
The SUBSCRIBER deems his duty inform the public he
unfortunately insured Tor rather paid them the premium for i'm
surfing hiIno on his HARDWARE cutlery and castings Detroit
lead, on &c. damaged the UNJUST illegal and despcabe
around that these articles
WERE NOT HARDWARE
tnkng probably they crockcy dry goods
and thus evade the Of and honorable clam
them.
Merchants judge for themselves whethesn Is their
iDtere st to insure IN such company not.
To guard against mistake OF Justice
m" and Projection Fire Insurance Companies of Hartford
the subscriber feels bound add that the above has
application whatever 70 either of those Com anes, but applies
only 10 The Hartford Fire insurance Company" Of which E.
Terry is President, ans jane, q. Dolles, Secretary.
je6 lm'r \ H. NE.WBOULD, No. 90 John st.
NOTICE TO CLERKS and al other persons whose bust
them % be constantly their eet-By calling
at the old exclusive B0i store, Ia Chatham they
be accommodated III The invaluable Article ROGERS ME-
TALlC ELASTIC HEEL BOOTS. warranted in every par
ticular and at the price 81 the ordinary Boot The fol-
lowing are Some Of the 5ny advantages the Elastic Heels
have over every other kind -
Fmst-The elasticity adds greatly the durability of the
Boot.
Secoudy-They make noise in walking upon the pave
Tnrdly-Ahey prevent Boots from running down to the
heel.
FourhlyTaey enable the walk with much less
fatine
Fhly-They do carpets do iron or nailed
sixthly-They be with comfort by those having
tender feet
As usual constantly hasd all kinds of Boots at wholesale
aud retail, IT manufacturers drices, ~ collins
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OficiaI-irmy q eneraI Order.

CRcur CoURr-Nos I, IS, 7. ~. 20, SO, ~ Ie5 i93,
a., las 1916, lbs TO 1873, 1876 TO l5I
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

ENGLISH PUBLICATlONS-Young men Of good al.
u dress and find employment with
fair remqneatin IN the sale Of The popular periodicals Of
the Herald Office ilIHsr
TO PAPER MAKERS
pERSEE BROOKS, No. 81 Liberty street, between
Broadway and Nassau street. New York import direct from
the manufacturers the following articles, viz
Bleaching Powder Of Boyd Soa's make-waranted, for
uniformity aud strength equal j. is a:,eat
Britain and for the sale OF which they sole the
United States
English Cylindr Machine Felting Of superior quality,
&c. 40, as &c, u, ar 81 inches wide.
Dryer Feng e strong fabric, and of widths usually
CURED.
Blue Sma- daylng the agency of the Sutton Comnalys
Blue Smats they enabled TO supply FIFE, and fFfFE
any quantities.
Wires for Foui nier and Cylinder Machines manufactured
from the meta-also yackctsWe and Press Fets
Pulp Screens, Nos. l. 2, 3, of brass metal
Orders for OF the above articles together with Foreign
and domestic rags Soda Ash, Vitrio Alum Twine Sc Sc,
will meet with pr[yipt attention. BIC
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON.

nishing Warehouse, No 81 Chatham street, cor
ner Of Duane street, Men York
WHERE he keeps for sale large Of the follow
w ng articles, viz. Sdeboars Bureaus Bedsteads Cots
Tables Chai, oee and Portable Desks, Glass Cases Book
Cases, Looking Glasses Dining Centre, Tea aad Pier Tables
Pianos, Sofas, Sofa Bedsesds Beds Bedding Palessrer Mat
Iesses, Csnets o. Cloth Mating and Fire Irons Wash
STANDS, Toilet Tables, Iandie Shs Bureau Bedsteads
Dressing Bureaus Safes, &e.
Also, large assortment Of men and women's Wearing APP
parel, and second handed
All the above articles offered 10 the p.blc at very
low prices. Persos m want of said articles wvu.d fnd
their advantage TO make early call the above establish
Shipping orden ponctually attended anI r-eked the
shortest notce and on reasonable terms Mattresses Bedding
&c. for fitting out vessels, constantly on hand
All orde the above establishment will be ~. actually at
tended 10 aud Thankfully received
~ B-Tbe highest prices Will be given for Second Hand
Furniture, and GentlemeDS and Ladies of Cothns
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NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE-Pubhe Notice is hereby gi-
that sale of for unpaid will take
Public Auction the City Hail of City New Ysrk
on "Wednesday, thu 28 day OF September next l2 o'clock,
and be continued from day day until the whole of said
property shall be sold and TIA. the detailed s,atemen Of the
printed and pubsh the city Of New York.
ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptroller
Nav a l.x. .G.,tD
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SHIRTS. SHIRTS

UNITED STATES SHIRT MANUFACTORY, II VIII.
CIV to Merehan and traders general that the proreors
fac turing which enables them sell their shirts ar chaaner
raj than other house in s This statement will no
affirmed by the list Of prices a follows:- w" W
r.oN,.,; sh;~,. ,.;.L H.. - Per Dor
Do stitched in the Bosom and Collar. q ma
Do Colored line patterns, large sizes ...... 700
Also large quantity of Bosoms and Collars consta, D
llans nnlcn wiz w onrIsn rnsap Ior c&4 iA ImtI
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ITO SINGLE ENTLEMEN-An elegant suite of Roor,.
be obtained with or without Board on The it ~ Oh
floor a. Sc White street. Also, upper Room on moderate
terms. iv 10 irnr ~
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BosroN. July I3. 1872.

BosroN, July I3, 1912.
Business in Bost0a-lfount Authenticated Pond
Bunker HW-MuSum-1h eaiicois-Ihe Raigiers
at The Boston Muscuni-Free Concert at I.o,cch
&c. &c.
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SUMMER STOCKS

SCARFS, CRAVATS AND GLOVES.
lust RECEIVED nsh supply OF the above articles con.
ssng Of very light and elastic stock expressly Tor die
months Also-scarfs and Crava in great variety
large Of Silk, Thread, Cotton and Horskn
Goves the old establishment 2il Broadway, between Park
Place and Murray street
PARSELLS,.Age for J. AGATE.
~. D. Constantly hand, assortment OF Linen
and Muslin Shirts Linen Dress Fronts, Linen Collars Under
(,arms ufe Ac.N itrT 70 trn.c
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GrNERAL ORDrRs, HEaDQuARrrEs OF THr AMY,
No. 40. ! ApJuTASr GENrRALs OrFtcE.
I.,l,. 1910
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B; Agent for the sale of Simpsons 0nets the
relief OF deafness. 49, lm&c
CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
'INHE Sulscriher oprnrag his Spring supply of
L HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, received per late
rivals from Birmingham and She eid Together with
Ter sVhe very LOWEST CASH PRICES.
attention OF Country Merchants, Builders Cabinet
SC. is solicited examination OF his stock and
s.he is confident they will find il to their interest
r him with call.
ALFRED 7. LAGRAvE,
2lo Greenwich. corner Barclay New York
regular supply of FALL RIVER cur NAILS and
Coopers Glue. Asoa complete of Mechanics
Tools. James Screws Sc. ,n2 In
CHEAP UPIfOLSTRY-W. REED, 1898 BFo ,dway, pe-
" White aud Walker streel.Carpets of every de-
scripton made and altered fit the intricate ooms-Cur
made and altered the latest style Mattresses sofas and
chairs made order match description of funi
tre The Subscriber not hay expenses of pay.
enabled to make of the above articles such suit
the times.
Persons purchasing Carpets Oil Cloths can have
of advice, by calling above Paper Hanging Carpets clean
ed. Grease spots extracted. &c. jy lm%e.c
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~,>-G, c,,rs Wv iii.NC
GENTLEMEN or Families laying aside articles Of wearing
VI apparel and wishing dispose of the same
obtain from the subscriber 20 per any other
person.
To ladies aod gentlemen about leaving the city being
beed it'll superuous wardrobe, will find Al much their
antsge send for the subscriber who will them al
their residence by appointment. A line addressed 10
BOX l07 LOWER POST OFFICE,
will be punctualy attended TO. yI3 AsI
GOAL AFLOAT-2OO tons superior quality Scotch Coal
" for sale by -
GLOVER MeMURRAY, 100 Pine ST. cor. Of South.
jy12
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-17

We ieel confident in asserting that if
Judge Ford should be elected Governor
he would not sanction the issue and sale
OF any more state bonds whereby the state
Indebtedness should be increased, but
would recommend by every possible
means that we husband the resources of
Che state, and turn them to the best posi-
bic advantage 10 discharge our present LA
bilities without burthening the people
with high taxation.
1t is the democratic doctrine that no
bank should be permitted to exist after it
refused 10 pay specie for It's notes. We
therefore risk nothing in saying that If
Judge Ford should be elected Governor,
he would recommend some plan whereby
that object should be attained, and that
every bank in the STATE that shall not pay
specie for lis notes at the counter when
demanded, shall forfeit its charter and
cease TO do business as bank.
From indications we have already seen,
we are satisfied that our opponents in the
coming election will endeavor to act over
again the disgraceiul scenes OF 1910. Ma
tlonal politics Of gone by days will be
!ugged INTO the controversy without rhyme
or reason, and attempts are making and
will be made to excite the people upon
subjects, and about men with which the
real matter in controversy is not connec-
ted. We believe, however, that such eff
forts will be Intellectual. The days of
wild political int0Xicaton, brought about
by a deranged and inflated state of the
currency and credit Of the country, have
gone by. The whirlwinds of speculation
in property, and lanalicism in politics have
expended their fury, and now, stand still
the influence of the sober second tho't
is fell, among uG--the people begin to look
10 industry and economy for wealth, and
TO the honest man, and intelligent citizen
for rulers; and consequently the reign of
the unprlnciplcd demagogue and heartIess
speculator is over we hope forever. Ii
now only remains inrus TO use every pro-
per means TO eXtricate ourselves from the
difficulties into which we have fallen.-
We think Thomas Ford is the man to aid
us in this good work, and we with one
voice call upon our fellow citizens in
every part OF the state to rally to the polls
and let their voices be heard for FoRD
AND THEIR COUNTRY.
NJ. MCCONNELL,
Chairman of the Committee.
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VIM. VI. True, Sec'y

Cure for Diseases in Peach Trees
The applications TO the trees consist of
salt and saltpetre combined in the proper
ton of one part of sallpetre to eight parts
of salt, one half pound Of the mixture to a
tree seven years old and upward, to be ap-
piled upon the surface of the ground around
and in immediate contact with the trunk OF
the tree, this will destroy the worm but to
more eiiectualIy preserve the tree, also
sow this mixture over my orchard, at the
rate of two bushels to the acre. The
size of the fruit is increased, and the fla.
vor very greatly improved, the worm de-
stroyed and the yellows prevented.
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UNIFIED STATES or AMERICA

District COurt ofMe U,iied Siaics,
within and t5r the District Of M.ao's.
In the matter Of the petition Of Henry a.
CIark, of Lasalle county, Illinois, to
be declared a bankrupt and to be dis
charged from his debts.
q Office is hereby given that Henry
y A. Clark, Of LasaIle county, has
filed his petition in this count, to be de-
clarcd a bankrupt and to be discharged
from his debts under the act of Congress
in such case made and provided, and that
an order has been duly entered in this
court appointing the 30lh day of June next
at the court room in the city Of Spring,
field in this District as the time and place
for the hearing Of said petition. All per
sons interested may then and there ap
pear and show cause if any they have
why the prayer of said petition shouIt
not be granted.
Dated this 25th day of May, A.D. 1912
SPRING & CHAMPLIN, solicitors fo
Attest: petitioner.
JAMES +. OwINGs, Clerk. 22v