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=. a...C II. G. WAIT Register,
july30-6wa II. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
kl!it Nav 1SHS =

.Lusid Davidson:
sn: You are hereby notified to appear 1t this once
on the 2srH DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, At 10 o'clock In
the forenoon Of the said day. and then and hee shoV
c7use why your Homestead Entry No. SOS, made BY
You November 9. ls6S Upon he Nc ksX nwX
lands subject to sale at ST. Cloud n should not b
Cancelled, as Syver Ereksen alleges an. abandonnent
thereof by you, and proposes then and there to slov
showing H. C. WAIT Rerister
julelo6w; - H.sC. BURBANK Eeceive. =
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:ITsAND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MIMI;
-''-'* July "A 1868.

Sir: You are hereby hotied to appear 1t this olc>
On the 107A DAY OR:skR1RABkk, 1865, 1t 10 O'Clock .
Tne FORENOON OF me said day then and tfere shov
cause why yoar homsstead Entry No. 116S, made ~
YOU April zlst, 1855 upon che nm II sscsio.
sahecs to sale at st. Cloud MINI. should not be cau-
celed, as George Lansing alleges an abandonment
theFesfSy You aud proposes then and there toshov.
showing re. H G NAT, Reeistes, :s-e,+
july2t6wu II. c. BURBANK. Receiver
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MAT N L L N r. 81
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 18TH,
paaaanaeoe frains ill run n folloXa

r. B. DELAN0, Superintendent,
y. Il. RANDALL, General Ticket Agent.
,..t., v1O-n44ti. .,-..
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AND OFFICE. ~. EtoUpy MIMI, :. !!


4.sag r Ix.s,xo,:: tsoe;, aoera. :
s1E aeu Ass istrcby 1stidedso appear tbs oric.
ch The 4IA pay Or SEP loua az II.
FORENOON VI lie said Gay tueu aud .uere su,u
cause why your Homestead Enrty NJ. Sou, l.i:ue BY
sea Aoy; 4otl' '4e5d aron the i ~ 10 II b q Nv 4
seSuon " to"s.lp w. range ou Liis us .rAct =.
isnus subject to saieat 81. Codd, Mnan, suouu no,
be caneeled as Louis tiae.anee siises an 7.ia,o,,
mint theree1 BY you aud proposes l,.cn aud tnere
test such showing. ~ wa
I.-..:- ";5 III. c: VAR, Resis*e ser ~ r.
'Ju'5zdo"lsW IL y. By kb MIX, isas:siyer.
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IT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ Aug Sd, 1865

Hesry G. Niezds: ~ -
siE. You are hereby notified to appearat this Office
the forenoon Of the said day. and then and there show
cause why your Homestead No. 3522 made by Won
February 10Th 1867, upon sw section L. township les
S IN the District Of lands subject to sale at
81. Cloud, MINI, shonld not be cancelled a. Ole G.
kigg alleges an abandonment thereof BY You. and
psoposes then and there to show the same when Won
Will be permitted to contest such showiDx
II. G, WAIT. Register,
aug06vi s. H. C. BURBANK, Receiver.
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IT 3. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, NINF..
~ r Z Au&ust3, 1863.

kapser Pxttney:
~: You a.e hereby notified to appear At this o6ce
on me 4S1HIDAY nfsEPTEMBER 1ssa, at 4Oo'cIock in
me forenoon Of the said day. and then and thar soW
.Aass Wy your a91essesd Entry No: 7s7O, naAde 81
section I, township La, range g, in fae Gstrses
OF lands subject to IAle Ct St. Cloud MINI aho.d
9os be c.nceled - Heinrich Peters alleges IN abeo
TO shou the same, when you win be psznutftsd to
f.A1sosMkrt =. .-- TE-Et; :
3s..,1e HC.KAT, Register,
~oeoowAE 7ag&:9 II. G. BURBANK. Receiver:
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III. 3. LAND QfkAk II. c1OUDg MlNH.t
June 3 1866. +,

sHesN W0Qak0N: -xss -ss- 1T Z = 7'F7'-s
Sir You are AeseAy notified to appaar at this ee6ee
in the forenoon Of the said day ana 6Asw
sauss Why your Homestead Entry No l2eQ made by
YOU Aptff 2lsf 1855 upon the se section n township
at st. Cloud, MINI, should not he Cancelled "a Wlian
Buss6a alleges aAalAn1onn1eift MefeofEy roaG an6
proposes tAen and there to shoHths sanH 5Shen vos
will 6c permitted to contest suchshovine
,zfsaisa 81: i H NsWATTy 1Eakcfa %: =
-iuly3o6w2 d. q. RURRANE RecsirsE
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T1s!ss1 AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
OST;. july 25 1S6S

HE LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
Vs. July q, 1865.
f Ht: You are Hereby notified to appea at this ofc,
on the urH DAY 0k sEPrkMBER, is6s, At 10 O'Clock
cauee whv your Homestead xntry No. 3lI7! ms6e. bI
you Jauuary 10th, 1861, upon the n X e u
section e township III, range 81 in the District
OF Lands subject to sale at st. Cloud, Minn should
not b Cancelled, as Pa'rick Fitzpatrick alleges IN
abandonment thereof by you, AID proposes then and
tire to show the h1ss When yea WIN he permitted to
contest such showing.
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july3o6wu II. c. BURBANK RAoaver
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Our stoek Of gielms eviolinesllos, Goa
tre Bessss, Flutes, Flies, Flsgoletts, Clare
meta: Guitars, Benjes, Military Drums d
alldsseriptions, Brass Instruments, Aecor-
deems, Strings, etc., 10 complete. :'
g Church Organs, Melodeons and 'Pianol
tuned andfepsired. p ,:'f% 's'@'>#'' s'>' ~
. Orders attenAea g With Pfssartnsss
~ ,-'3ssEs, t-S- v8n26-1Y~ = - ,
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4 GENrs wANfsDla sosas : NE nsv. 1sSiy 81
3 IL u wants Il. 0ALvAxlc anv1A R1Af11a 1aBD
1tceived Lat pse1fah at fakis Exposatiga. 0eld .
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- zl.asEt sanax4se
New York Self Reaper, land Mower Combined.
New York Reaper, not combined with Mower.
Little Champio Reaper; Attachment e.
[Mimax, Hand Raker. ~. 4:
Hpbbarda's Improved Mower 81 "::| ~"
:. I Cases Threshing Machine, ~.::. >. "a.
Tornado Threading Machine: ::.>*
Pits Machine: =. ... -
Buckeye Grain Dill. = ss ~.
5,;y. s;s,' p: Pen &c !a2ss,:a
Revolving Hay Rakes. u: IS >: :;.:I -.- .-:
Lumber Wagons Of different szs and styles. IT,
:.:,. .. .:z :. <*]PLQwS. - -
general assortment breaking md crossing 'fp styles
r. sts
say
Tho foregoing Machines ae al ~: - M
....:.. ~ y" =. 1 +, -w:ARRA1fcE1lP,s I'll
": e e: e. 4, II; :. 4 :s f.: IS
= '"e' supply Of -: '*1*5"f
49,, f.. a>~ EXTRA S ~-~~~-~-~~~
For Ill Machines !. constantly II n hand
Office and Johnson 3eo<
:* RI ...=.. sAVERcoo DOL 4, GRovERNoR.
~ Agent. syol
g. Paul 1unnesta, March oh, 1863 vloa34tf
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xAxIuyloi1ru;l ~ 81 n
DRESS ) ss,s,, : ~ ! = BER,
S ). re- e
I. Doors, Blinds,
WOOD MoULD1NGs,
Turning, Scroll Saving,
DOORS AND ] WINDOW zR4xzs,
Newell Posts, Balusters,
AND FENCE P1cKErs.
Sash, Doors. Blinds and
{. Mouldings, ~
Constantly. on Hand.
2s-.s z.frs5&g a4agz& g3ss4v25I. s44Fss zE,Rsf
q. $5.4sy II. -...:.... -l,}tg assAgsHs Nt5N 4
"a q.sA@24 s.,s43t5 sasz6btra a:.i@.ss .. q
BASES, CASTINGS q 5 Il s And DOOR JAMS
Fsr.i.As1, pr Dsi. ,i, 4 " lili ~ ut-
:s::55 macs. D''P.'a q 81 ~. ~ -.
u s-~'~ - .----ae; ' Id ~: -: T..
COUNTRY '0RDERS 70 -
Attended to nromnt,x. :, and d. ,neo;sli1 ,o,io-
$780, tied. T4|LI IOWA
3..s.''N5 -.
"a Factory q Lo.ssr Tom, near tie Sa'e'''
81, !
CT N1nI1n r. nS7 .Fr y NTNN
%. o1ooD =. :. Ha.:lN1
r. xrox .,.~,,o, .@t =, ~, 80
: - o ., 90 Ao~ ~. ,.@ . w.. = :. - : "
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DRESS. GOODS, LAWNS and 49,
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ss'a;s"4 @sts "1s'>''A*'*
H.ui.s bourht i then dino. III. lat. ii,
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X: n: CLOTH an. SILK, >,<, ~
'3' sAceuEs' cAss1AEREs
re ,~",1'1r'c zzsrr;
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SUMMER SHAWLS. - ,~~s
+. -: ,,,.o,,.n ~
.:s DthAonho anu t.: ~:
BROWN MUsL1Ns.
Ala .. .-..,,.,. ...., :. i. 8 y.
.5j:sE5 $500. ~~',-,'" ~.
DRESS BUTTONS - :. = :, =. = =
and TRIMMINGS ; =,
,.-.,. .,.:
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,.o TAILOR A. Lob. = zMo 1. IS
MTNGEP PP0 77;i e.; :.
Musie . -: Aeale,s.
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AIh1rd.st,'eet,>>< "a
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SAINT PATTI. frNN
0o0' "ANN's
III 49,: VI - 4
" sole Agents for ~ y: y
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SteinWav Sona' .e.., =, VI - =.
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Ck 'l11i PIANOS;
Sole Agents for for, - ; - - J,
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Inlckof1nZs II Sons - > '.so,
~ct-ss - nAn >. "a 50 flAlNOs,
Also-llni1en pinnfl EnnIec ,.a" -.
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AUTOMATIC SCHOOL.
ORGANS AND MELODEONS.
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+ AND OFFICE ST: CLOUD, M1NN.,5
July 9Th, 1865. a.

Vlc CHTiStOpheT: - = - TT
50. Sir: You are hereby notifeo - appear It this
Office on the 1s1 DAY OF OCTOBEk 1855 II a..
o'clock A. H. Of the said day and then and there
show cause Why your Homestead Entry No. $751;.
made BY you May 18th 1867 upon the 4 nv Il
township 12s, range 20 In ske Distr,o Of knde
subject TO de at St. Cloud, Mimi, should NOT b.
Cancelled as Christian Simonson alleges an abandon
show the same when you viii be permitted to CON
test such showing. 49, =
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T. F.s, LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, ), MINI / n.
u. tE& EcitJuiv Is ISHS 'o's

Os go ds''Suiy Is, 1858. 80:
s!k 1ou are hereby notified to appear at Tin. one.
"a W. .eoD "a w loso, at ~ o'clock in
cause why your Homestead Entry No. sl29, made b.
you october ZSd, lo6o, upon the ne N Sec
uvn + township rs range -, in the Dil<siet Of
lands subject " sale at st. Cloud Mimi, should not
w - IAosaas Burke aategss sa abandonment
thereof b you, ana proposes then aud there to SHOW
me same, When you Will Le permitted to contest such
s4v,nng. HkNki G. ~ Ar -K.ot.,s- =
J"JAo.o"A I! L. y. BUkBANk, kAceiver !;
4 s!hAND OFFICE, IL. CLvvu, MIAN.
Ss,fs 1nAJ ", 1865. ,n'.-.c
:eh' 4ou are hereby notned t. appear atthis office
"a Tue As1DAl " S.lIHMbhk, looo At ~ O'CLOCK M
s loteLoon VI la said tfay ahu there snow
.1use why your Avhlestesu 1nlry spvA maze ,ts
sos Aprn otn, iloo1, 1pJn the Is ne u 10 Il SC
. ~, 1@' ranSe %, w. Vi aan,l.
suyee' W sale at st. Uiouu, Alun SHOULD nvt M
c;tnceieo, ~ hnao2 tllDeltsun alleges III a,siu
uont Thereof ny you, anu propcses Luen and the e
tne same' Wien you VIA LIE permit con
s'Seuen eno"ihs' H. y All, heSister,
:, lelytepra u = BHknAAn, Receiver.
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T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. u1sv

AND OFFICE, ST: CLOUD, MINI
Charles A. Stephens:
SIR: You are hereby notified r.
% the 2era DAY OF sEPrEMBEK isss A. i I0o,c,oct
the forenoon Of the said day aud thsn ~ 80
sG9x bv .ass WY BE- rs
IA, township 124 range 20, in the Mstrs+ sseton
subject to sale at st. Cloud MINI should not h.
a. Matthias Trcej aiIesesaa abandonment tnsrsof
when you VIII be permitted to CONTEXT such sho.;nr
81 II. e. WAIT, Register.
: aHglS6T -. 4. G. BURBANK. RECEIVER
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/ AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.

A July "A, 1868. Z = =. "a:
ERIK Eiikson: - :. ...,.
sIk: You are hereby notified to anrnar ut
this office on the 147H DAY OF SEpTEMsfk 1895
at ~ o'clock in the forenoon Of the sad day and
then ana tie there SHOW cause why your Homestead
Entry NO. 5000 made by you April Sth, 1867. upUn
District OF lands subject to sale at St. Cloud. MINI
should not be Cancelled, J. Lintstrom alleges an
abandonment thereof by you, and proposes then and
tocontest such showing, f'---1.'eu
f., II. G. WAIT. Register,
Julyo06wl Ii. G. BURBANK. Receiver
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a SR oeWs!1sehf s;s e., G4o 9aes A4Hs seal ID
Aszasdsy n Sessass: sya5 o;aaud aa, .ssc,
seessa = sS 4 & 81 eS s
VIC aerenoon pr Re said day sai then and tles sho
cause Why yoer Homestead Entry No. 2s56, made by
you July lah slseAt sSRea thsts y se 1fsesetlon
y sxSH section, 81 toxnsliip lao.. Fanee g.
h hos s sses q 9s b:
1RSReess.ehen 40 tlers teahox 46sssais1 ~
S xll. e Rssp'ts4 = contest :peh
;eag 81 vi Il, g: 9uk8ANx, Ressi,s:re
AM. AND 0Ff1cE, 81 CLOUD, MINI. -,
LEV. sS' August oQh, IS66E AIS E31asfaa 81
.Ed,eard B.. Htter: ..~--
on me s sou az 4hf5ss{ sSts t.
the forenoon q thsssdd DAY a1tsii add thets ssow
81 ye% Say S ..; Homestead en-, Entn Nc 2se, ma.
M MI H. ne !. nv ;ss,iea = township isnes
Iinn shonldnotbe 1uceied, a.: xs1 ii.
Ses and s1sss ,ssre2i ed
p''n'sedto eenfss' such ;eey NJ; , ;i.;.s:ss ss
&pQek1sUWh / MN n
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TI;s~L.AA.ND OFFICE; ST., CLOUD, MIMI.
VI July Goth, 1868.

Nas01 1tned0s10F:I = z 5z--7'ss1I =
sR you are hereby notified to appear at this of,c.
pn The 1s1a DAY ses at 10 oe cSt
N the forenoon Of the rid day. and then and therr
snow cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 1856. mad
by You August 10th, 1866, upon the e Il section d
te.nshin l23, range 80, in the District Of lands
subject to sale4s St: Cloud. Nam, should not lie
thereof BY You and proposes then and shnr
s sSox : when you ri y Permitted such
to .nas ~. e. s.sa HrG: MAIE Rssiter,
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I 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI,
" july "a. 1868.

Sir: You are hereby notified tsappssr It thu ono.
On the 10th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,l s6S, Il 10 o,csoeS
in the forenoon Of day and then and thers sho
you April u 1866. upon the - u section a- tovE
ship ~ range S. In he District oflshds sueieH 10
sale at st. Cloud, Ainn should not b canc Ia AZ
George Lansing alleges IN abandonment thereof bv
when Juu viii bsper1itted 10 roope1e tich ehoV;nc
taz. .s-:5 II. C. WAT. Resistsr.--s : ,
julyS06wn H.C. BURBANK. RSesv.r
TT. s. LAND OTl1cE; 8: CIo6D, NM,
sOS=fEao 81 sssSJoly SO,s 1868 isa 8
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IRON WORKS
SHOPS. AND. OFFICE,
COR. 1sT AND MARSHALL SIS,
FIVE BLOCKS BELOW SUS.
PENSION BRIDGE!
Mill Furnishing Warehouse
ON WASHINGTON AVENUE. MAR
lST NATIONAL ,HOExZ.
Z Minneapolis.
Iaox AID Bass WoIx, In slldspazensat
S14An ENoII1s AND BoIllRs.
Sr1Ax P1P1 AID FI171xos.
STRAIN CAUCUS.
GAUGE Cocks, and Ill Steam Fittinss.
Flour MILL MAcH1x1HY.
SAW MILL MAcnxslY. Z = y II
Iaos COLUMNS, for buildings
1Rox WINDOW Cars AND Stills for buildings.
HoRsI PowlRs. MALT M111a.
wArRR Wnr11s. Fozc. Puxps.
&c., &c., &c., 80.
CASH PAID FOR OLD METALS.
Address all letters and orders
MINNESOTA IRON WORKS,
MINNEAPOLIS.
NORTH STAR Z !
IRON WORKS
Machine Shop, go,
Iron and Brass Foundry,
xsi" ''rs.s. e.re.i. Il. Fall,
ST. ANTHONY, MIMI:
- .IIGG. +
Steam Esginss, Portable and Stationary,
Steam and Gas Fittings, Gang. Circu-
lar and FIGURING Mill Machinery,
5hetting. Gearing and Pullsys,
Window Caps and Sills, Re-Sawine Ms-
chimes, Water Wheels, Sleigh Shoes,
Sash Weights, &c., %.
j q j W Q r K
OF every description will receive prompt
attention, and satisfaction guaranteed.
al ksnds Of Agricultural Inplements
Aade to order and REPAIRED on short no.
sies.
Blacksmith Work and Pattern Nakinx
9~OHD1Rs SOLICITED. Cash paid for
old Iron and other Metals.
/ II I: S $ss:::::'' HARRISON u CO.
Oct. 10th. 1867. vlOnl2
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IS. LAND sf.o1YfcE. cioIin rrrr

[ = LAND sr.oISick; c!oyI, M1sF i.
Gargan Rds1tunsou: -
le You are hereby notified to appear at this olce
on on re A11NA1 0SskPTEhBE6ls6e It O'Clock ID
cause whyydur Homssiead Entry No: a2se. made I by
ygq November 18Th, 1856 upon ;the 3 u ne XVI
nv ny. a section 20 township ~, range 80, IN tIe
sn1G o.. lands subject 20 sale II 81. Cloud Mimi,
alleges alleges AN abandonment thereof 81 You. md
pGpSses then and there to show the sane when you
"A' W permitted to contest such showing, -,
...,,, .,s.@t5a astHH. G. WAIT Reeisfer III I
1ulS@Sown II. c, BURBANK. Receiver. =
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h1a3jK3S.sS gi ,s w =. ,w ~; ,a. ~,
s.0pay. s1ao,od ,sggI woe - :
HG tseet he CHI tliat ~ 7'as''
W As!ARoa1A t!ssa Rtag nads. E,
10. sd is ssoa.'tma uei5oa!*.
|1aasiHshe 'af.Adeua,, haadsomo nd I'D
kc &; . m,a once s:,d 10, ana
e0aysi.9 ssst.sIasF slHf "a
MMhR nov be- rssyta lsel nh. thsy ~.
| e mnedehssr odS Ills mo7l iiGo
TIN i:4hio' ff.se.non; Vs. j, tSss s ss.
NaeRteA TIA 1aatdtn sAkmdsomS III
70 hs man once bald Ind rdrasyy.s :
But who now has raven tocis. thew
s.s1*s,shE 1e:.I sseIa-,a.a
Ss10 Aa0eb1aA that Rinx nadoso
! bcomdoiI -is.s rt.ss2&r:s niam1.
IA. ss3a ID. KS nsyig leiasssst
Inns 10 the Bell that ,linrt aHay
10 Arovoo eA6peGpl6 (fsnSf fnva.
lUnto this fact, which here doe1 lav-.
81 yoe sooatd NOT Be bald or 0ray,
zee ne ANBkoSZA eAas ~ Sfdx.
- .--s-.-as..a>s.-s-'-tA.~--s
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AND OFFICE, 81. cLOuD, 4aiNs.,z92 { ~
ixte, H,n,.,. ~, July q, 1903. as .....
on tue sr" ale vnefeLy notified to appear At tl.is .
the toranooa Vf sEfrEMBER i:us at 70 oclocx IA
snow cause wy 'S Gsa s4d d.y and then and there
nude BY yoa Iuy Slst lscs u,a ~ Ery AG, @
,se .n G1 exn:Dp 10 49, IL is Gss q
10 cancelled a. ass :. 81 Cloud Mimi should 10,
donment thereof by YOU and propo.es ts an an sD
70 show TIE same, when You Viii r. tnen ara taen
contest such showing. wa" u" permitted to
- t,,,oaa. - e. WAIT, Register.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-05
Prints on Apples and Pears.

[From the Charleston Courier.l
A friend, who has lately been on a
visit to the ''Hub of the Universe"
writes US thus: 81 have just seen a
very pretty and fancifnl idea developed
on pears and apples in the orchard of a
friend at West Roxbury, Mass. As you
ramble among the trees you are ever and
anon saluted by an inscription upon the
fruit, done, as it were, by the hands of
nature herself. On some you will find
the names of Seymour and Blair, for our
friend is stannch Democrat, of the
Conservative or State Rights school
Here you meet with the familiar name
of Mary, or Alice, or date (1S6s)-in
brief, every thing that may suggest
itself to your taste or fancy; and all
done in the skin of the fruit, without
abrasion or any foreign impression. The
discovery was made by the Hon. Ar
thur w. Austin, of West Roxbury in
1852. He observed, during the former
year, that apples did not redden in that
part of the fruit where a leaf hap
pened to lie upon it. In 1852, he cut
out letters from newspapers, and when
the apples were yet green, he pasted
them upon them with paste, such as the
apothecaries use, made of Gum Traga-
cauth. The apples would redden in all
parts not covered by the pasted letters.
When the fruit had Redeemed to perfec-
tion the letters were removed, ano they
would appear permanently outlined in
green. So, again, when he pasted on
the apple paper in which the letters
We're cat out,>the parts covered by the
paper would be green. and the letters
would appear, distinctly turned in. red,
the green ground surrounding them.
The experiment is very pretty one,
and produces happy effect. Let our
fruit growers try it. How much sweet
er must be the relish of apple or pear,
if the name of favorite should thus
appear on it, as if written by the hand
of nature. What superior price such
fruit, so inscribed, would command in
market, and what pretty present il
would be to any lady at a feast"
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The Chemistry of Candies.

|
The production of sugar plums ON a
manufacturing scale has produced swift
er modes of fabrication. The small
items, such as rings, scissors, shoes and
hats, are cast in starch moulds, and the
delicate sweets, containing some es-
sences, such as pineapple essence and
pear essence, are made in the same man
ner. 1t puzzles older heads than those
of the children to know how this drop of
delicious liquid gets into the centre fthe
sweet. Like many other puzzling mat.
ters, it is easily explained. The flavor
ing essence is mixed with the liquid
sugar, and when poured into the mould
the latter crystalizes Immediately over
the former. These essences, so nice to
the taste, are the most remarkable ex-
amples of the 'power of chemistry to
transform very repuguant material into
rare delicacies. For instance, fusel oil
is the base of the pear essence, and pine
apple essence is obtained by diluting
ether with alcohol. The chemist in his
labratory with great cunning manufac-
lures scores of these essences, which are
supposed to be the veritable product of
delicate fruits. Some of the pretty forms
that are made to take the fancy of the
little ones are simply punched out of fiat
films of sugar rolled some are cast, as
we have before mentioned; some are
pressed into shape, when soft, between
engraved rollers. The drops and sweets
that are qnite clear are boiled SO long
that all the water has evaporated out of
them. Such sweets must be immediate
ly bottled up, or preserved from the air,
otherwise they absorb water and become
semi-liquid. Barley sugaris an example
in point. If it is not Theoretically
sealed down in tins, it delquesces, and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-05
OHIO, THURSDAY MORNING,
MEDICAL.
WOMAN.
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E1 E#sE
FEMALES, OWING TO THE
peculiar and important relations which
they sustain, their peculiar organization
and the Offices they perform, are subject
to many sufferings. Freedom from these
contribute in no small degree to their
happiness and welfare, for none can be
happy who are ill. Not only so, but no
one of these various female complaints
can long be suffered to run on without
involving the general health of the in
dividual, and ere long producing perma-
nent sickness and premature decline. Nor
is it pleasant to consult physician for the
relief of these various delicate affections,
and only upon the most urgent necessity
will true woman so far sacrifice her
greatest charm as to. do this. The sex
will then thank us for placing in their
hands simple specifics which will be
found eficacious in relieving and curing
almost every one of those troublesome
complaints peculiar to the sex.
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NOVEMBER 5, 1863.

loses all its crispness. tt as well to
know that this is the purest of all sweets
being absolutely clarified sugar, and
therefore the most wholesome for chill
dren. On the other hand, peppermint
drops are the most open to sophistication.
They should be made of crushed white
sugar, mixed into paste with gum.
But the temptation to adulterate is too
great for the dishonest trader to resist !;
consequently, in order to supply the
cheap market, one half plaster of Paris
is mixed with inferior sugar. One can
quite understand the sickness that over
takes children sometimes after sucking
these comfts; the wonder is that such
mass of plaster does not interfere more
signally with their digestion. Ju,jubes,
those flexible lozenges that stick so in
the teeth, contain large portion of
gum. They are poured into tins cool,
slowed for several hours, sliced into
sheets, and then cut by scissors into the
well-known diamond shapes.
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Bank Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
of Cleveland. an Independent Banking Company,
organized and carrying On business as an Indepen-
dent Banking Company at the city Of Cleveland,
Ohio. under act of the General Assembly of the
said State of ohio entitled An Act to incorporate
,he State Bank of Ohio and other Banking Com
panies. passed February 24th ls45, being desirous
Of relinquishing and closing its Banking business.
to Il az end has in pursuance of the statutes of the
said state of ohio in such case made paid and re-
deemed more than ninety per cent. of the maximum
amount of its circulating notes, and delivered the
to the Treasurer of State of the said State Of
Ohio to be destroyed. and have provided means and
given security to the satisfaction of the Treasurer
Secretary and Audit of State of said State of
Ohio for the redemption Of its outstanding notes of
circulation at the office of the National City Bank
Of cleveland, at the said city of Cleveland, where
said City Bank is located
Done by order of the Board of Directors of the
CITY Bank of Cleyeland, July 9Th. 1868,
LEMUEL WICK, President.
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