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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-07

Noah probably was the first person who went
to sea for fear of being drowned.
The attention of the police should be directed
to Pant Loon. He is tight on the streets daily
awful tight.
The only Liberty Cap, said clever and wit
ty author is night cay In it men visit one
third OF their lives, the land Of sleep-the only
land where they always free and equal
Miss Buchanan, once rallying her cousin an
officer. on his courage, said "Now, Mr.. Harris,
do you really mean to tell me you can walk up
to cannon's mouth without fear - yes" was
the prompt reply, or Buchanans either And
he did.
A little boy, about 12 years of age, walked of
the rear platform of an express train in Indiana,
while asleep. He was missed, the train backed,
rnd he was found running after it, uninjured-
" hen asked by his mother if ne was hurt, he
sah1 Hurt. Why, no! but I'm awful dusty.
Rejected lays-bad eggs.
Why is a monarch who can't talk, like his
dominons: Because he is king dumb
Between Memphis and Nashville is the follow
ing inscription sign board at railroad
crossing: Look out for the Ingine when the
whsle bloes or rings
A conscript being told that il was sweet 10 die
Tor ones country, tried TO excuse himself on the
ground that he never was fond Of sweet things
aunt" said three year old one day. II don't
like my aprons TO be starched SO much So much
starchness makes the stiffness scratch my bare
ness"
Fortune tellers and fitting hoops operate diff
ferently. The former reveal what the lady will
he In the future-tke latter reveals what she is
at present.
Somebody says, "a wife should be like roast
ed lamb, tender and well dressed" To which
some scamp adds, and without any sauce"
school mistress, while taking down the
names and ages OF her pupils, and Of their parents
at the beginning OF the term, asked one littls
fellow. ~ havs your ia;hersS name" oh, YOU
needn't take down his name, hes too old to 90
to school 10 woma.i, was the innocent reply
When is a dog most obedient? When he is a
baying
Wanted TO know il the man who turned a
somersauIt summer salt. WAS able to turn it
fresh again.
Why is male goose like the millionaire pre-
sldent OF half dozen railroads, Because one is
Vanderbilt and the other is gander.built
If ten mills will make one cent, how many will
n factory make
lady and gentleman conversing on dancing.
the latter said that he preferred the round
dances. Unlike Inc" returned the female for
l love good square dance"
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Ergal.
STAVE GE lLl.ENnnS. |

MATE eE lL2.ENOHS, IL SALE CouSrY, ss-Cir
~ curt court thereof. to November Term 1861 In Chan
Fry FRANK f. Brewer, administrator nj the
t. IL anderson, deceased Tho unOwn Heirs Of Isaac r.
henderson, deceased II app"ri. from an affidavit ON file
IN the Office OF the Clerk OF sad court hni said denoant
are not rrsd p Of said State, and said complainant having
nen MS b n comla in sid court the chancery side
er'"' on the l-h day OF August, 1867 herein and
simmons hnVns been issued thereon according to law
Notice Is hereby given 10 said defendants, The unknown
eS I" isaac H. Henderson, deceased tIt unless you shall
personally bcand appear tcor said court At said term there
o. 10 De hld ut the Court House IN Ottawa IN said county
on the inst Monday Of November next H. D. 1867 tvhcn ard
where said sCmnons srrurnalcj and plead answer dcmr
or except to said bill the will taken for confessed
against yon ard the matters and things therein prayed for
o'sreei accordingly. HERMAN SILVER, Clerk.
WALKER * BLOWER Solicitors auca4
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An old lady from the country called recently
at Mr.. Peters music store and inquired if he
had amp chemical ordinance p The query of
this Dame Darlington was puzzler indeed. Mr..
r. could, therefore, only ask in reply: "For
what purpose, do you wish to buy such an arti.
Gle :" La sir" explained the lady, "my darter's
larnin' to sing, and she wants to git the psalm
tunes into into it, Thereupon Mr.. turned to
the letter c, in his catalogue, hit upon the title
OF Canttco Landis and produced copy of that
book, which the lady Immediately recognized as
the Ordinance. she desired to obtain
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STATE OF IlLhNNss. LAsu,r Co.

Mate OF LAGN0ES, LASuLE COUNTY ss-Cir-
~ chi court .hcrcO To- November term 1861 In Chan
Gerry John G. Wolfys. Lizzie SGoma Down. Mary Louisa
DOWN. Charles Henry Down heir, ,n only heirs at law of
Henry Dow0, deceased Mary nyct Down. widow of Henry
down. deceased, Edward i. Wood Ellen Wood, Michael
ooohnor and Sarah OConnur. II appearing rom an affidavit
On me IN once ei the Clerk OF said cuut that said defendants
Edward b. Wood and EcA Wood as not residents of said
STATE and said complainant having filed ais bill of complaint
IN said court on the cancery side thereof on the I'D ay OF
thereon according to law.
Noce Therefore eiehy given to said defendants Edward
d. WOOD ana Ellen Wood that unless you shall personally be
ana appear before sad court at said orcOf TO be held
~ the Cont House in Ottawa in SAID County on the
Monday OF November next A.p. 1861 (wen and where said
summons reuae and plead answer rlnur or except to
said BILL the will rn for confessed against Won anil
the matters and things therein prayed ereed accord
ingly. HERMAN SILVER CIsr,,
ROYLE MAYO, Solicitors. aug Div,
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TINTED STATES CoLLECrOR.s NO.

UNITED STATES CDLLECTOR.S NO.
- TkCL.-f" all whom 1t iray concern. | Chas. VI.
hammond. u y Collector in and for the eta Dist Illinois
10y virtue ofthr power rtnrrg, hv the SD section Of
The Internal Revenue law ~ thu United State, ms per Act
Mnrch Goth. A. 1861. did The 9Th u of August A. ~
RGi seize the following d',cli' &c, properly proper
inspection l"nrkS rqeirr hy > act removal
-Four (l) lhi,. of Rrchrd 81 rts
Notice is hyre. given to any AMI MI persons claiming sn
property 10 ip"ar and make such claim within thirty Go
days from the dat" o this publications and show by
the same s nj not be declared orit, IL the United States
tIiAS. VI, HAMMOND.
U. =. Collect " 9th Dist His,
per JAMES n. MElGS.
Ottawa. Aus. 81, lS67-u ucpu,y Collector.
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NOTECE.-EsrArr oF ALyA EHMLR, DgrE,sBD.--Notce
~ is hereby given that tbs undersigned Administrator of
the estate Of AYa Km late ot the county La Sale and
state OF Illinois deceased appear before the County Court
ut SAID the third Monday (being the 2st layl of
October 1867 AT the Court House in Ottawa in said county
when and where all persons having cains acknowledgement
said estGe notified to attend and present the same in
writing Tor adjustment
Dated tim 18th day of August. D. 1867.
2ipw. JOHN kllMER. Administrator
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Agricultural.
E,AGLE AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

CLAPP & GIBSON,
Successors toP d. Sweetser Co. Manufacturers of Acricul.
tura implements, Sckle Moving Knives &c. also Weirs
Patent Premium Corn pOw, BaThers Patent Riding Walk.
ing Plow, Drag, Corn Shelters, Horse Powers
w A G ON S, &c.
The attention Of Farmers particularly Invited self
Feeding Corn shelters and Corn Flows conf.
dent We have the best articles in that line in the market We
also Use the hardened shoyss plows. Sckles Moving
KNIVES, Sections and Eyets o every variety always on
rand Repairing promptly attended to. T, c. GIBSON,
Dec. 60, '65 RID T. CLApP.
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NOTkCE.--know all m'n ~ ,l,rc presents, that ]
HAY" nh day revoked the lnw"r nj attorney heretofore
wen hy m" 10 JAS Armour and that MI persons dealing
with is vii ho NJ vt ,tr own peril, ~ '" not ackhow
ledge the same In any cv' vi IN 'in,ing n,-n n'r.
Any ~, S6,-2w JOAN ARMOUR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-09-07

LNINAL SE1~cIENiENT.- EsiNa % HLNRi BEN.
SON, p4ckNsLD.-N"w. Is hereby Ki,,n t. all per,u.r
trre-t In 'ni estate h", john V,tr, III" executor Of t,
last will u said decreased will nppe"r before the Count.
Court li.,Sr In Ottawa H. said .uiy Mon'ay. the I'D
day ri September ,Sa7 mrtlr pnrp.s. III rendering
Tor the Anal settlement 'i 70
Dated vt 0unwa, this 22d day IL August. 1861
t..ft t.'.., All MOORS, Clerk.
aug. 24.-sw Ill. MEAD, Deputy.
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OF ILLINOIS, IA suay Co,

STATE OF ILLINOIS, IA SALE County. ss-Bs
~ virtue OF ecrctal order OF the Circuit Court Of said con-
~ entered at the last June Of said court the report
e the undersigned commissioners appointed by said court
the Undersigned commissioners aforesaid will sail the follow
ing described real estate belonging the heirs of Thomas
li'erty and Thomas Howard deceased situated in the
county OF La Sale and State of Illinois, o-w: The west
hall OF the northwest quarter of the half of the north
west quarter OF section twentyy 800 in township thirty
one3 north ornge three 80 east of tho third prn.i pa
meridian on the 10th day of September 1851 at the
hour of two (2) o'clock NJ said day. the south door
OF The County Court House in Ottawa, NJ public sale, the
highest and best bidder for cash. provided fifteen hun
dred, $500 dollars is bid for the same.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-25
0afDpiIl efles 1861 () Nummtr aa

suu,t. soute man ibr,s ann au5sbsu,
Sas ne NOD boz ipeniaen Mlinufen iuis
befeifen IN Der @tube astgbt? saeia,
mabrbaftie nid5t, man merit e ihe uid6t
anla
.llebriaens aeht her GbeftoeeE erif
onis aeinte BE Robin idaoenfrek
IadeInb. .,Bavten 6ie uur, IalIen Gie
nnr erif ben 6erra m Siid5 touanaen, ba
bait he linn cine bEbfAe @rebiat NIB
Sas face ID Shnkn, aiete. befIieren @if
mir tsin aBort, iuenn Sie bas @fIen
anftraeeni - 9as t0HMsH gle bestt
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gGer foa fauftia anjre Rleinen Iebral
Speere DeEfen uab 6te @Btter ebrea.
zSenn sas StimHre4t nltfFe Eranen besanbertf

5n &dnios nurOeu @omerOD fur ben
Iangen un6 MiaiOr 9tOb fiir ben fur3en
fermin su Senntoren eripdblt.
Die G1eiDunestlage Der Nffs. GmiIb
3. Gtemart, ipeIGe 70 biel NRffeben ers
regt bat, pnr0e in Chicago Dor Der gup
perior Court mad 12td9iser gerhanO.
lung ab0euieIeii,
Die IetbOoiiten innerbalb Der Ser.
S.aaten b0ben cine Heine GananIana
Snr 0eier 0es 10OidbEiaen 8eltebeHs
ibrer gefte beranfaItet, Die iim auf nns
sefdbr S4OO, ,OO0, 900 beIonfen Uir6 anb
1u Der Elm eiujiger Rana in siep gort
e500, 900 eeIiefert bat.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-25
@ewgort. "a. San.

Die Nadridten bon 5aunica fpres
den bon Dermebrter GeinofeIigteitea
Der SdUarsea gegeR bic berri1enoe
@aee.
Cine OepefAe bon gtOntreaI faet,
OGb Or. @0tt'e 91ifFion mad GugIan6
ben iuidltiaen Mnlifanb Der GraiehunQgs
beredtigung Ser proteRantil9ea geinop
Tttdt IN CANADA, einen 6er 9aaptpEmEte
bee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 9an3 duber
@@t last. =,
Dee 9rdEbsnten 8eto iiber Die Coz
lornbo nnO glebrastd Bills iuir0 iuabrs
idDeinIid Horgen bera Gougre1e eiaGeJ
bdnoigt iueTbeh. 5s
DIE @bieEghiEeuer uiEb uobrlMeins
lid nidt re0usigt lperbeH, bd ole Qlut0S
ritdten IN bieier Qlnaeleoenheit aeaen
ieoe Grndbionng fnh.
Die SueifeI nber ben 0nr9 ben Qlifis
firen6fn G@atneilter 8dn Hnre Ees
uerfiteGIiGten GeIobertdufe finb in be-
frieOioeuScr @eile busA befbreduna
tlpifden ibn uHO Oem Gipfdrdntnnass ;
Anei@niIe gcI6ft pOfbeH.
Cine GpesiqIDfpefde bee Reiu gprl
BorI0 befagt haf eds nelle @teaer0e =
feb itOe8 GidEOnlfiIen bon lueni6er aIe
$1,000 Der Gtefer entbebt.
Gin iebr iuiAtiNeE @elstbeFfd dlag
Iieet benz Mnsidn6e fiiE Me6fsphege
bcv-bcrfelbe beitinimt, hab ale @EDs
tlaniationen Dee WldiiDenten, ipeIdDe
&rieesreate Dor beuS L. aRaFs 1885
eimeefebt baben, fin 0iilti0 er1l6Ft uers
ben. DaOnr6 ipir6 ben 0ogoen BET
beri&tisfm @utf@tieuno ber gnpvsms
@UHrt borgkbeAgt. I
Die irosf@eH qeiie be- In Der Gd5lddl
BET @iltsburg eaabiHe erfaeHsnea @e.
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beIenaeneraIs M. @. '5obnion tuurOen
aeitern nnter arobem uno feierliAem
@eprdnae bon Stem SrIeons auf eiilen
Oanpfer mad GoIneiton nerlaoen. lln'
ter ben 2eiOtragenhen befanben iicb bic
ebemalioen 3ebeIIeas @eneeale Bragg
Beauregaro un0 Sooo.
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: clcgrapb. Nad)rid)teu.
Serspitfelmm0eH im SbabD.
Das Srauenitimmredt Dor Der 2eeisla'
latur bon Stem gort.
s Ebatisteit Der Gougreb'
GursfhIlf e.sass
0erfdbifFnuS Der irciftben 9feffe oe8
Sen. VI. o. S0bulOn.
gSersptdfelnn0eH in SbabD.
IS afbinston, "a. San.

Gin berborragen0es Nlitelieb 6es
0auIeS ihreibt iber 0as Smpeahment:
0eine Meinllna 1T, 6ob es an giihts
fOmmen tDir6. Die Nadridt, 6aB Der
yusi1uB fur HedtspFege 8etueiie ges
iammeIt babe, tuelbe iehr nggrabirtn6
geeen ben 8rdii0enten laIlten, Fna faIi@.
Slibt elm einSiger 8euee iit berb6rt pors
ben unO Der Qlssfdub fdreitet nit gros
Bsr 8oriibt boripdrts.
Mebtere 8er6nDerun0ei baben in Der
QIrrnee ftatteefnnben, bon oenen mir nur
bic oes ets@eneraIs MaiorS @iuem,
fir oen Soften ais Nfiiiirenoen Cons
nliiIdr bes 5reebHan's 8iirean's IN
Niifiifipppi aitfiibrer.
Der Sinan3ausf9us bat iid geeinigt,
ben S9reibern In ben beri6iebenen Gep
partements 90 Yroaent SnIage, ohne
9tIdf@t auf friibere Beitimmnngen, au
geben, iueIde @ebaItserb0bang nit bem
nablten SuIi eintreten foH.
Ser fribere Yrdlioent Der WferHants
RationaIbanf, 2eonaro So1cod, iuusoe
seitsrn in Neiu gort berbaftet auf bic
Anflnge bin, Stebitabl gum BeIaufe
hon S13, 900 in u. g. Bombs beeangen
81 baben.
Nus elmer 8erbanbluno Dor Der Gus
preme Court entnebn,en mir, OaB bon
eem @ueenblirfe an, ooB bic Gin0erpeit
ihre Grfdeinang in SolIano ulabte, bis
gum Is. December so, 600 StiG Oicfer
8rantbeit erlagen un0 5000 gefdIah,
tel nurben, ebe oielelbe oil ibnen anSs
brad. Nfit menfdenfreun6l:der 8ors
iidt periudte man, oas tranfe 8ieh mad
England au idaffen, bod mar bic en9>
lif9e 3e9ieruna 10 unfreunOlid, ben
SOrtaans oieier 9anoeIsoperatioa su
unterbreAen.
Bon San Srancisco fonnt Die 0ads
ri1t, onb Die Seahridt bon einem Grb.
beben in Sort &Ianuth er0i6tet fei, mas
OieIen California Goitpren Elm fd0nes
Stem beroir6t.
Die Rebaoa 2eeisIatur bat 9eitern
sas Nmenoment paiIirt.
Oie SapantFlden 3ondmter baben Be
febl erbaIten, nieEitanifhe Dollars in
5ablung fiir 3olle ansunebmen.
S1 Soah0 eHtlulGelt ltd1 eth tnterels
fautes Orana, iuie es nnr in gImerifa
geipieIt Ueroen tam. Der Setretar oes
SerritOriunls bat fiG n1ulIid unter ben
S9ub Der Her. Staateu Sruppea Fiid.
ten nliiiieu, neil bic 2egislatur auf feline
Meigernng, SaoeaeIber 0bne ipeitere
BefebIe bon Balbingten ans3usabIen,
einftimmig ibm ben 9oo eef9Doren
bate. saaa s8e ~
Sn Der Stem gorfer eegislatur mnrhe
elm 8eidInb eineebra@t, ale feIde eins
beimifdeu RateriaIien, als gum 8aue
bon Ser. Staaten G1iffeu ge6ranHt
merben, bon 36aen 3u befreien. Gbens
oaIelbIt erihienen Nrs. GIisaeeth, 2aOr
Stanton uno Suian D. 4nthon1, nm
fin bic 8ere6tigung ibres GefdIedtes
an 6em aIlgemeinen Stimmr edit 81
re en-.
t-- = 80 Is 7
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seer D1reex wirb Stiheene sria9t mif LEO &c
feA - tei9nens IL uaesn - isns Nitls asifnttsn,
AfS 5w1r fDfork. 1as wexhe etuen f4ueHeren unh
Mlnnfrbmen @vfDfa f9ern, beg anen, mas fur unfers
%tabf mfb beR @saat eef4sksRs be Rzene aMIieaen
waFot. iuf9k III
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Oentf@e 0ereiae slalbsiass.

l6ortiesnns fOlst.
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Cine ieHrI quite Sarm swei WeiIen uon Raihuine
betebenS in 20 Aeres bes reibiten 2anoes i'm behen
QMLtMrftanhe, nit Snus, Gerdthen &C. 200 Dbfts
bdnme, bic SGlfte f1cn traebar; etpa 50 traebareu
SReben ber fefaifen Mnb neMeiten Sorten ein uMers
id16pfIi1er Brnnneu NIT benz berrlidfeR Grintuder.
Gin fteiS anshaIten6er Sad 6urdi9ueiset b1s eGun,
ueIdes I'D bis AIm GumberIanb erftredt Die 9tras
fen Fnb fehr gut nnk bartb1ns CUTE RaGbarn.
BefonherS Heeignet mdre ber Yia& fir aRt@wirtbs
f1oft, Gdrtnerei, 3ampf=ibIen &c.
Ssoet quite Grnten in Cotton, Tabaf cber &artofeIn
riireen fur ben Plat be3abIen. Gtpa bic 9dite bes
&auipreifes tSnnte nit Gisenthum, uet4es IN o6er
tn Der 8dbe Der StnOt Gegt be5abIt weroeH, Hds
beres in Der EFes Der
ian9 $tant6aefesMe.
aann aud uerreutet merSen.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER.

STATE OF MINN1sofA,
~ Otnor OF 7aI esca11Aa1 o. slATs,
~ "7~ 81. PAUL, August 11th 1907.
Notice IL hereby given that in pursuAnee Of oct
entitled IAN act provide for the purchase Of
for the public printing" approved March Let, lso4
sealed proposals. Will be received at this once until
September 10Th, 1867, fG furnishing tho following
amount and kinds Of paper, viz:
Three Hundred Reams Book Paper, sizs 3ixs7.
Thirty Reams Folio Post. - u
HIIty Reams Fiat Cap. -. <E%
Seven Reams DENY. 5000
Twenty Reams Colored Medium.
Four Reams Print Paper.
Three Reams Legal Cap.
Six Reams Double Cap.
: Five Hundred Sheets Bond Paper.
All bids must contain samples Of ~ several kinds
paper proposed to DO furnished and state distinctly
the price per pound or ream Of each kind.
Attention Il called to the following paragraph IN
section az the oct above named: Sc - -
Sand every pessou or peeeona 70 whom contracts
shall have been awarded and who shAll neglect q
fuse to enter into tho bonds required By this
act shalt forfeit and pay for any such neglect q
fusal any sum not less than my nor more than i've
hundred dollars, to DO recovered In the name and fs
the use Of the State"
Said paper must bs delivered at this oes n such
amounts and 1t such times 81 nay b required witch
will probably be about ono halt IN Novsubsr, le0,
and tho balance In February, 1855. .,
aur154w SECRETARY Of StalA
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

NOTICE ALI persons. ars hereby warn
N ed agsinst purchasing or in any wise
bartering for . eertain Promissory Note,
dated In tho fall Of 1866, and made for the
sum Of Fifty Dollars. Said note Vas aien.
cd BY Elias johnson, Sparta, Wisconsin,
and made payable to the undersigned. Up.
oa It was endorsed payment Of twenty
dollars. Said note vas stolen ,ffomm On
tho 2Sd day Of August, 1867. ii
, r. !. ,.,.'.:,.r.. i !, OLE KNUDS01.
Evansville, MIMI, Aug. Esd, 1857. ~
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RED LINE SrIANrls.-This IL new line
put upon tho Mississippi to run between
Dunleith, st. Paul and saltwater. It COM
prises some hrst-class steamers, with four
teen new barsss, and IL prepared 70 trans
port freight with the utmost dispatch. The
establishment Of this line cannot but DO
productive Of good results In bringing down
rates and securing better time in forward
Ing freight. A monopoly IL never for the In
tefests Of The people. We would direct 81
IGNITION TO the advertisement IN smother col
unn, and would advise our merchants "a
| ahip 81 neare Of The Red L,1t Syeasssrs.''
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

Coxue.-Ths buying agent for Cams
store has gone 70 New York, and win pur.
chase hsavy AL very complete stock Of
sseds for Lie store st this place. In the
meantime he very best qualities Of goods,
sletAins, dry goods and notions, can be
HI q bareains, % he vishes to make room
fe1 lAe asW stock. This II one Of the best
sppostuaitiss that will ever bs e6ered for
esltisg Geeds cheap.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

Cuns YOUR Couaus AND CoLps.-Coe's
Cough Bals.m will be found = ready And
efficient Remedy for hard Colds, Group,
Coughs, and all lung difficulties. It il sold
by oil druggists. The cheapest and bes I
medicine In the World !. ?
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05
ST. CLOUD AS A WHOLESALING
POINT.

The time has now come when our mer-
ohanto must devote their attention t. whole
sailing. Villages are springing up in all the
vast tributary country; stores are being
established, and dealers are obliged to 60
to St. Paul or beyond to purchase their
goods. A large share Of this trade could DO
stopped here If stocks Of goods in al lines
were kept It wholesale by our deslesr. The
smaller country stores would buy al their
goods here. Tho larger ones would make
their spring and fall purchases in Chicago,
and '*stoek up" in st. Cloud, as they now
do in st. Paul, To prove tie feasibility Of
this plan, We may cite the case Of Mesrrs.
Mc1ntirs 4 Castle, who estsblishsd;:a whole
sale hardware and stove store here only in
May last They have already consummated
business relations and acquaintance with
fny-one business firms in tho towns tributa-
~ to this, besides selling At every station
between st. Paul and this place. Nearly
every one Of these merchants they haye
visited in person. To nearly every one they
will sell their fall stock Of stoves, tinwsre,
woodsnwars, cordage, &c., They inform us
that . large majority Of these dealers desire
to purchase in st. Cloud, and would gladly
do 70 II they could.
We state this in no spirit Of puffery o.
this firm, but because the facts accidentally
came to our notice. There are other whole
ssle firms here,-Burbank Bros, Ticknor
Tolnan 4 Co., Sims Brothers, Murphy 4
Spencer, Denison & Fox, and others-al
probably doing . we'll or better in thsi'
respective Noes. What We need 10 one O
two good stores in cash department Of trade
70 that it could oil be stepped here. Countr.
dealers. Of moderate prstsnsions, would no
need then to 80 beyond, and each depart
ment represented would assist the other. .
> We sre sure the sntsrlrising merchant
Of our city can easily ses the importance
this movement. There ars::plsnty Of ths'
, abandsatly able to enlarge their business
40 % to keep Wholesale stocks. Lot the
do It At once, before some Of the man
} |keen-s,gh business men daily passi1
. through - the opening and occupy II
. xround ahead Of them. Enterprise u
;, pluck will win the day, and oil man
cspitsl win avail him, nothing II he def
the golden moment until it IL too late.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05
From tn merit alone hi the Eupe

From its merit alone hass the Eugene
Hair Rsstorer won ii, high reputation. i
restores grey hsir % its original color, pre-
vents It's falling Of and promoter its rapid
growth. It 10 also q most beautiful Dress
ing for the hair. Mammoth sized bottles,
price only 76cts n41-1y
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

The Republican voters Of the town Of st.
Cloud IN. requested to meet At TIN srn1-
xAIY, on Friday evening, Sept enbsr 6th'
1867, At eight o'clock, to elect ak delegates
to attend the County Convention on the
llth inst, and to attend to any other bus
iness that may properly come up.
J. II. OWEN,
CRAs. D. KERR,
J. D. WHEELOCK.
Town Committee.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

PERsoxA1.- are sorry e. lsarn that:
Mr.. Vim. a. Wirthe, who In hsdHdharge
Of the Sank Valley Drug Store since it was
started here, has dissolved hl54 CONNECTION:
With the establishments. M. Wlrthes has
made many wram friends, in fthA short time
Of his sojourn in this community, and com
manded tho esteem and 'conddsn6S 81 all
Who had any business CONNIE otion with him.
The. amount q business which he has done
and the appearance: Of the store, 'ares evi
dsnce q his ability 70 manage an eetsbli.h-
may still remain with ID and engage in
some lucrative business, Is w cannot as
well afford to lose such men from our young
| toWn,-Sauk Centre Herald.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-09-05

MAGNOLIA .WA7Ea.-A dsNthtful toilet
a1ticls-supe 10 Cologne and atIhslf
the price. *..@z 5'. .:sz e .%s= sss.