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RAlS.-On Saturday last slight show
CT of rain fell, ju<t enons, to lay The
dust nicely and star: the grass. \ little
more wouldt, ye:y accep able, especially
to our IA mgrS
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Non RExT.-A good s,ore-room in the
best business part of q the city. Size Of
room 22x50, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any Kind Of business
5Rcnt moderate. Inquire Of
s jos. BROKER.
! Isl. Cloud Jnlys2e, 1869 1893 {.
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BLANKS,

We have on hand, prin.ed from new
type on good paper, q full assortment O
legal blanks, including:
Deeds-Warranty, Quit-claim, Mortgag,
and Chattel Mortgage. :,
District Court-Summons, Notices o.
Trial and Notes of Issue.
Justiee's Court-Sunmons and Ssbpoe.
mas. H..
To Town OFFIcERs.-We are able 10
furnish the following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:.
Order of Supervisors laying outs new
road. ...
| Release of Damages by Owners Of Land.
Notice of laying out Of roads (for public
Town orders. with stubs, bound or un-
! hound. t....l-
Bond of Town Treasurers.
6 Constable.
6 Justice of the Peace.
Notice Of election to Town Office.
Oath Of Office Of Town Officers.
Notice to District Clerk Of Election Of
Justice Of tho Peace.
Notice Of Election of Constable.
These blanks are suitable for any town
or county IN the State.
Orders from the country, for large or
SIN all quantities, filed at St. Paul price
For tirst-class groceries and provisions
at the lowest rates. go to Boyd's.
$lOO CHALLENGE!
We challenge any body in this county in
the best goods and lowest prices
L,MpER1cH.
New stock Of goods received at Paul |
Mockcn!,aup,'s this week, which will be |
S OLD cheaper than ever.
ALI kinds o: groceries, at
ALLEN & RUssELL's.
--latest styles Of wall paper, at Tobey's. !
"A lot Of the celebrated "Wolverine |
Washers now ready and for sale by
W. T. CLARK.
-Crockery, cheap, at Doyd's. |
Il sell as cheap as the cheapest.
J. B. MILLS.
Lumber and shingles, cheap as tho
cheapest, u, J. W. Tenvoordes.
For pickl, and canned goods, 60 to
Boyds.
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Before you buy anything your family
wants. come daa see me.
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Losr.-Between this city and Cold
Spring, q black beaver overcoat. The
finder will be literally reward by leaving
the same Il the Central House, or with
John Cooper. =. 49,, !,
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ExPEn1ESr1A DocEr.-Yes surely expere.
fence teaches those who use DR.. Morse's
Indian Root Pills that it is better to take
a medicine upon the first symptoms Of dis
ease, that will surely restore health, than
to wait until the complaint has become
chronic. Use these pills in all cases of
nilliousness, Indigestion, Headache, Liver
Complaint. Female Irregularities, SO. Get
the Ometa Almanac from your stor ekeeper,
IL contains much useful information for the
Invalid and convalesoent. If you aae all
ing use DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills and
you will find them Of great value. Sold by
all Dealers. u34
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CHEAP! CHEAPER.. CHEAPEST.

The cheapest place in town to buy drugs,
notions, lamps, lamp chimneys, paints oils
and window glass, is ut
~ TICKNOR, TOLN1AN 4 co.
T,n eoo
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SPECHL NOTICES.

CONFESSIONS Of an INVALID.
pub,,,hed for the benefit Of young men and Others
vho suf:r from Nervous Debility, etc., supplying the
means Of osltcure. Written BY one who cured bim-
sef and cent tss receiving postpaid directed en-
vaope Address, NATHANIEL MAY PAIR, Brook
Ign, N. Y. ma
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Teas, coffees and sugars, cheaper than
ever, at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
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CLOTHING HALL Attention is called to
tho ncw advertis ement of J. Prondzinsk,,
who has just received large and splendid
took of Gents furnishing goods. cassi-
n'eres, hats, caps, &c., &c. Mr.. Prondzin-
ski has the best stock Of goods ever
h, ought into Northern Minnesota, and Of
fers them at just living rates. Every
one wanting anything in his line will do
WILL by calling and examining his stock be-
fore purchasing els' where. His store is
III Schwartz s. Theis' brick bsoc,;;, St. Ger
main street.
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a "DnICK.. IT ,jrchlll is q 'brick.
He has Just :og' apr lied ii new Auctioneer'
Lie ense, in order to sci! the rest of thos''
''brown shirts; > also to sci; some more
shawls, that the ladies may attend church.
and thereby be blessing to this commun-
ity.
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II buy and sell all kinds Of produce.
5y5sz:ss:'.--.@.r J. i. Mills.
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Support home industry, and buy your
CRACKERS, pounds for rs cents, at ~ ~: .,..
"a ~ staSTtft 49, n ~ tLIAPERICHS. e
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AoD.1 AA1OAohD'-A party OF young
ladies and gentlemen Of this city, while ~
turniuR from 6ahins sxouraion last Fat.
olosy e'eht o,ove up 70 :: hotel N, neigh
s, ,. ~ ' "Ao WV 'a'
..t'cs ,.V~ s'4a .ao t'A' @'s0' warm
'a'"s.,': sever. persons were up
tired Upon dispa&ohins messenger to
thst fsnetionsry, they were informed that
he Id ,seea.sto get. up and .''6othSf,'
with hsn.s1s These knowing The parties win
not ":beshSr" that landlord in the future.
He sv3dsnlly "esat kssp . hotel" =,
.s'es - - ~! -. :.-i -. -
fSaFh AA = PeP ~ ms "eeH',
~ !sPo1sssss1s ~ Wy stts..ersk' :. NJ
"o..oe "a: a "aa'a !! - .o': ''ly
.s"..se'ssN SAW -. "A'P.Ss. -. ~ VI
from 10, he best evidence Of the ability
and ensrey of,ths CIV officers. We .slso
And from thssrsports3 Of the City Justices,
-. - ~ ~ y 'o ~ W.
e -. - '.'.' "'~~ 800,
BY Justice Barnes, -t" 1858
:. " 1etehsm, Il 20
..<,s *:.:a.a 'A"t''0A' -. =: :. .
.-..'s x sTot.l. - IT, :. 4aee
From the'e sports e i ~il 30 sesa : that
W have'$l,4t4.oA N the Clty treasury,
and but $l4.97 outstanding orders. -. "
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New stock sf mirrors. = Tobey,s ]. g.
~ fsssts hi ~ - :. isssth M -
Quincy crackers, at Boyd's. ~ &. :,
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oval frames, at Tobe,y,''s.

Singers, cofees, .' teas, syrups; oils
fruits, erockery, stone and glassware, ian !.
ey goods. Yankee notions, table and peck
d. cutlery ndspices Of all kinds, cheaper
than at any other place in the city, at ~ - .
! :. g'@ LrMpER1cu's.
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Vl11 .Suoozss1uI.-Ths entertainm snt
givsa last Friday evening BY the II. 3. s.
6chool Vas vsll attended, and proved
highly rsmunerative. All Of tho tableaux,
rseitatjens AID charades were we'll render.
Il, while the singing by tho entire school
could hardly be exeelled. The receipts
were S188.
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New stock Of violins, At robey's.
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|. PLows.-Farmers wanting good sui
etant'al pillow can obtain one s.of just that
kind II n. Lahr's. as that is all the kind Re
makes Farmers Gan do better by calling on
him than elsewhere. .srs ..:s. eEs II ..,
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HATS! HATS --latest styles:
"Shoo Fly"
"Peabody."
"Fechter."
"Burlingame."
Cheap, at Pickit & Abbott's.
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.PEKsoSAL.-On Monday. Rev E. V
Campbell and Judge McKelvy started fer
',he:neetins of the Presbytery at Hudson.
From reliable sources we learn that j. s
Mitchell, I.sq.,. formerly of this city, is en-
eagei id The fruit business in St. Paul.
: sBeuet'ict, Of the Sank Rapids Sentinel,
came over tho'river last Sunday, to attend
church, and borrow type for lis tax list.
len. informs US that he isn't in the habi,
Of doing these things. 80
aRcv: O. H. Elmer, Of Sank Centre, occu-
pied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
last sabbath. ~
Mr.. ARENAS Briggs and family, %
North Rehoboth, Mass, arrived on Tues
day. He intends locating in the vicinity
| of Princeton Il !: i r. :: \
Among the arrivals at the Central House
No note Maj. Atoheson, Chippewa Agent
G. W.>Carpentsr,' Of the. stage firm o
Blakely & Carpenter; Smith Bloomfield
Of Alexandra; and Mes,rs. o. s. Free
man and E. A. Parker, Of Sank Centre. =
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LOCALE N H5WS
0loial Paper Of tho City.
omcial Paper or Nonolgalia County

~ The Circulation Of The 'o.
10 DOUBLE that Of any other paper
pablishsA In Northern Minnesots. Let
Advextleers remember this. -. :
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the delights Of
Haired, with sanitary for those who feel united
for matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed en-
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P sPAil6defphia p, - 'tt p '' ' - ~ =
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Some! splendid and stylish neckties
just received at Prcndzinsk's, also trunks,
valises, &c., -.
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Il ::N on DuOO1Ln evening.
NoHE FAT CArrLE.-Coats & Freeman
are the liyest go-ahead business meu o.
our CITY. One day this week they had or
hand twcnty-three Of the fa test cattle W,
ever saw. They are always getting some
thing nice for their customers. They bu,
the best and therefore sell the best. Farm
ers who wish to dispose Of any stool
should coll on them, as they pay the high
est cash price.
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COOK.
COOh,
PARLOR,
AND HEATING
$40 WIS
Which ne will sell
CHEAP FOR CASH.
PARLOR,
Heis also prepared to do ell kinds Of

TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WORK
JOB WORK AND REPAIRING done
with neatness and dispatch.
Being practical workman for many
years, he feels confident Of his ability to
please. He invites all to give him = call
and convince themselves that the above
are facts. T.. J. BONHAM.
st. Cloud, Nov. 16, 1869. v12.n1
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Loas.-Ovsr i've million feet Of pine
logs were safely doomed at the mouth Of
Elk River on Wednesday last. They be-
long to three parties, Messrs. N. P. Clarke,
Arnold / Stanton, Of Sc. Cloud, and Henry
Morrison, Of Clearwater, who Joined gangs
Of drivers to the Mississippi. This
season has been ex tremely favorable for
river driyina. .,u,.- 800. -....-... -. 49,.
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- Acc1Dlxr.-On Saturday last, Paxton.
Rev. ". Canpbelrs son, wss kicked by
. horse. cutting . cash some I've inches in
length on liz right cheek. The wound
Wa Immediately dressed by DR.. ssnkler,
and 10 now doing we'll. Had no been On
inch nearer the horse it would have un-
doubtsdly broken his jaw and cheek bone,
u not killed him.
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FoR SALE.-A half-sizs photogr aph cam
era, c. G. Harrison's make; a. good a.
nov box and shields in good condition,
For further particulars call At Hills gal.
lery.
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Top onions At 10 cents per quart, al
PaulNlockenhaupt's.
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WIArHI1.-Thus for the weather Of this
spring can not DO sxoelled. Prom about
to middle Of March up to the present
time, We have not had more than four or
five dissgreeable days. II has been almost
IN uninterrupted season of warm and
bright sunshine. Vegetation is much
further advanced than at last year this
time, and there is every prospect of large
crops this season.
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For pickl, and canned goods, 60 t.
Boyd's.
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Drugs, medicines, paints, oils and
dyes, at - : ..ri.. 20 e. 81 o..
-; ,..'''. vi ~. ALLEN & RussELL's
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TIE Hoe OnD1NAScE.-Owing to the in
Vulnerable complaints made to the author
tiles, it has bsen determined to strictly en-
force tho hog Ordinance after May LIST.
The owners of this class Of animals, on
and after That day must keep them shut
up, or be prcp,red to pay fee for inn
pounding. If there is nuisance, eminent'y
deserving Of summary abatement, it is the
running Of hogs in our streets.
WEDDING AT FORT characterization
Hospital Steward Stanley, at Abcrcrom
bic, we learn that Capt J. S. McNaught, of
the Goth Infantry, was married We'd
nesday evening Of last week to Miss Alice
Hawley, daughter Of Col. Hawley of the
Goth. The ceremony was performed by
the Post Chaplain, Rev. W. Woart; and
Immediately thereafter the happy couple
received and entertained their friends in O
very handsome manner. The festivities o.
the occasion were prolonged until late
hour. =.
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Just received, new stock of fancy
goods, at
ALLEN & RUssELL's.
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-Lumher and shingles, cheap as the
cheapest, u, J. W. Tenvoorde's.
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MEAT MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BIZ COATS . FREEMAN.
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-I'lo N. E. s. School concert will be
Id on Sabbath evening.
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CITY ELEoTroN.-On Monday the char
ter election takes place, Of which official
notice has been published. Mayor Taylor.
who has proved very efficient officer, is q
candidate for re-election, and We also hear
Messrs. G. F. Davis and T. G. Mcclure
spoken Of for that Office.
J. NJ. Rosenherger, Esq, present City
Treasurer, We hope may be reelected with
out opposition. Certainly none should be
made.
For City Justices, one of the present in
oumbents, Hon. N. F. Barnes, will be a
candidate. Mr.. B. in this capacity, as wen
a. in the many other positions he has held
in this county, has ever been faithful and
attentive officer. Judge Evans and H. r.
Tobey. Esq.,, are also urged by their many
friends. Two are to be elected and either
Of the gentlemen named would prove well
fitted for tho position; s''s = -.
An Alderman and a member of the
Board Of Education arc to be elected in
each Ward. For Aldermen, Vim. Powell is
candidate in the first Ward j. G. Smith,
O.aTenny, Jas. Carlisle and J. K. Miller in
the second; c. Schulten in the third, and
Peter Smith and W. J. Parsons, in IT, Z
Fourth.
Messrs. Tolman, G. F. Davis, L. Enderle
and Jos. Edelbrock, retire from the Board
OF Education this year, but will probably
be re- elected.
The Dem c rats hold Caucus on next
Saturday n!ght, to make nominations.
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I: Jams, shoulders, clear pork and bacon,
Of Boyd's. . .:.s.- 3. =.
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-Crockery, cheap, at Doyd's.
Il sell as cheap as the cheapest.
J. B. MILLS.
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Green and canned fruits, at :Boyd'e.
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"A lot of the cele brated "Wolverine
Washers" now ready and for sale by
w. T. CLARK.
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STOVE AND TIN STORE.
T. J. BONHAM

Would announce to the citizens Of St.
Cloud and surrounding country that hs
has opened 20 .:o
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New stock Of goods received at Paul
Mockcnh.up,'s this week, which will be
S OLD cheaper than ever.
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ALI kinds O.: groceries, at
ALLEN & RUssELL's.
--latest styles Of wall paper, at Tobey's.
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H. C. BURBANK.
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st. Cloud, April &c, 1870.
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HON. WIN. F. ROGERS,

Mayors OFFICE, BUFFALO, Jane y, 1852.
have used " lioohand's German Bitters and Tea.
my family during the past year. and can recon.
mend them ~ al excellent tonic, imparting tone and
vgor to the system. Their use has been productive
Of decidedly beneficial effects WIN. +. ROGERS
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To CURE CoIrC IN HoRsEs.-Take piece Of
carpet, blanket, or any thick material, large
enough to cover the horse from his fore to his
hind legs, and from the spine to the floor as he
lies, wiring out ofas hot water as you can posi-.
bly, handle. You need not fear scalding the
animal. Apply this to the horse, and cover it
with similarly dry cloth. AS soon as the
heat diminishes much, dip the wet cloth again
in hot water. This plan will within an hour
cure the worst case Of colic.-Americdn Stock
.IonInnL
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HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD.
Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvsnis.
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1853.
have found by experience that "Hoohande Ger.
tic symptoms almost directly.
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:farm-@arnen- Rousebolo.
Agricultural Report.

TIE following is from report of the De-
parfment of Agriculture of July, Just issued !:
The condition of wheat is above an average
in the following States Maine, spring, 3 per
cent; New Hampshire, 2 Virginia, winter;
North Carolina, |; Georgia, 10 !; Alabama, 5:
Tennessee, 6; West Virginia, 8; Kentucky,
;; Kansas, g Nebraska, .; Oregon J. An
average crop is indicated in South Carolina
and Arkansas, and the following States fall
below an average: Vermont, spring, per
cent Massachusetts,, 5; New York, II; New
Jersey, winter, 90 Pennsylvania, winter, y;
Delaware, %; Maryland, 80; Illinois, winter,
); and spring, % Indiana. winter, 10; ONO,
winter, 8 Michigan, Is; Wisconsin, winter,
Is, and spring, 16; Minnesota, 10; Iowa, 10;
California 5; Oregon, !. The great wheat
growing districts all show reduction IN their
condition. rendering it certain that the crop
Of the wear will be materially less than that OF
1869. Future reports of the condition at and
after harvesting are still elements OF the ulti-
mate estimate. but the average depreciation
of Is per cent. and diminuton Of breadth of
about per cent, wodld make the present esti-
mate about 2lOO0o,OOO bushels, the decrease
being at least 4S0OO,OOO.
The increase in breadth of corn is greater
than the decrease in average of wheat. Itmay
be placed at per cent or about l,750,O00
acres There appears to be a very slight in
crease in New England, about per cent. in
the Middle States, decrease in the cotton
States east Of the Mississippi, and much lar
ger increase in the heart of the West. II is
estimated at 10 per cent. in Illinois. 10 in
Indiana, in Ohio, . in Michigan, 8 in Wis
cousin, 90 in Minnesota, l. in Iowa. % in Ne
braska and 10 in Kansas. Through the West
the indications ofgood crops have never been
30 general since the Inauguration Of the Off
cial crop returns.
The increase Of the acreage Of cotton, as in
dlcated by the returns, averages II per cent
and aggregates nearly a million acres. The
condition OF crops is favorable neither the
caterpillar nor the boil worm has yet appear
ed. With an average season present acreage
should be given nearly 100000 bales.
The oat crop is looking better than was eX-
pected. It's condition is full average in
about half the States, including all the New
England, except Vermont; Also New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North Car
DINA. Alabama, Mississippi Tennessee, West
Virginia, Kentucky, and Oregon. 1t is less
Georgia, Florida. Texas, and all the Western
States, in which the deficit ranges from 9 to
% per cent.
There is an increase Of acreage oftobacco IN
Virginia and Kentucky. Our returns show
an aggregate increase of about per cent.
The prospects of the apple crop are unusu-
ally good. Peaches are good. except IN Hi
nois aad Michigan, where the prospect is to
10 percent. below the average. Grapes prom
ise an abundant yield throughout the country.
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CHEAP CAKE-Two eggs, ene.half cup but.
ter, one cup sugar, one.half cup sweet milk,
onc.half teaspoonful cream tartar, one quarter
ounce Of soda, and flour to make as stiff as
cup-cake.
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Richard Jcnk,ns ~. Dnah jenkins, Bill f,r Divorce,
Affidavit the nonrescncc of the said Dinah Jenkins, de-
tcndnt having been cd IN the office OF the clerk of said
notice Is hereby given to the said Dnah Jenkins that
the complainant filed his bill OF complaint ~ said court on
the chacey side thereof the 10th day Of july A. D. 1870
and issued of said court against said
defendant cturnabc the rst Monday OF November A. d.
1870. a. Il by law required. "a,
appear before said Circuit Court of La sale county on the
rs day of the next term thereof to be holden ut the Court
House IN In said county, on the first Monday OF No
venlher D. lsO ana plead answer or de'nur 70 sMd conf
planans said bill of complaint, the same and the matters
and things therein charged and stated Will he taken ~ CON
essed. and decree entered against yon according 70 the
rrayrr of said bin CHARLES II. HOOK,
ottawa jniy ~ ,s,Q Clerk.
\ VAT, II, n >gRs. So'rs for Comprt. luly1StW
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% take ANYTHING -: that he may ~ 10 inst sood
because hs makes larger pront on Il. These fsns-
DIES w % eent ~ express 70 any locality upon sp-
~RRINc1pAL OFFICE.
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
CHAS. II. EVANS, Proprietor.
FosHs!iy o. n. jackson Z Co.)
These remedies 70 for sals By Drl&S1s Stoeskesp.
0ys end 1edicine Dealers, eveiJWheio.
~ AoedG 70 81 Ne gsnsins
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SMALL FRUITS IN Observation-Disclosures
succeed fully as well in an orchard where par
TALLY shaded as in more exposed situations.
Many of the foreign sort are more or less
liable to be injured by excessive heat in sum
ner, and little shade will often prevent in
Jury to the leaves, and thereby allow the
cranes to fully ripen. The planting of rasp.
berries among trees is no new feature in hor-
ticulture, but has been practced for many
years by the most successful growers of this
fruit. Backberres and the black raspberries
would probably do better in a half.shady sit
uation than where fully exposed, and in the
Middle and Southern States this mode of cul-
ture should be more generally adopted. If
the plants are kept thoroughly cultivated, and
the sol! enriched. the apple, pear or other trees
would not be injured by the presence of other
plants.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-08-06
TESTIMONY
the rolIow'r. was never before offered In bshaH

HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Justice Of the Supreme Cont Of PENNSYLVANIA
PHILADELPHIA, April y, 1856.
consider Flcohand's German Bitterr vsjusb,s
medicine in cases Of attacks Of INDICATION or Oyr
pspsia. can certify this from my experience Of H.
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.