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Tux CLERGY THE LAITY. In The Convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church Of The Diocese Pa
day ortwo since, Rev Mr. Stem made motion IN
substance repeating the rule which prccIuded coloIed
clergy from sgats in the Convention, and their par
shes from sending delegations. After debate, the
question was taken by orders, and resulted as follows
Clergy ages 53 noes 10; parishes ayes 20, 80 !;
dIvided2 SO both orders not agreeing, the motion was
lost san
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Chr Dailp Gpp.
ORCEST Err:
SATURDAY,, My %, 1916.

VOLUNTEERS. The following is the enroll
ment OF troops ordered by the Executive in the
several States, and mastering eighty six regi-
ments and half AT the average of five hun
dred men in regiment this will give you the
number of 1890. If the companies are full,
the force viii be equal TO and beyond the fifty
thousand men ordered by Congress
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Provision OF FiRE.ARMs The Tribune says -
I'VE learn from Wstervliet that the Government has
100000 muskets at that place ready for shipment
al moments notice. and thai there also 3O0OO0in
the various depots, independent Of The State armores
which contain from 100000 10 100000 There
need not therefore, be much fear Of scarcity Of guns.
fmre are wanted A. Spies Of th, city bought yeS.er-
day al Watervet 10000 muskes "
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23

INSURANCE DIALOGUE g Jamie, why do
you not be after getting the life ofyou insured !"
can why should /, my honey ("
All, indade, that after you are dead and gone,
you may be sure Of comfortable subsistence for
yourself and family"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23

PATRIorIsM. tits stated that about fifty
members Of Congress have applied to the Presi-
dent for appointments, either for themselyeves
or their relatives, In the army, and that there
are an immense number Of patriotic officers to
serve the country, upon condition Of having
commission.--U. s.. Gazette.
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ACCIDENT. On Monday as The stage was in trout of
the tavern 10 WinehendOn, The horses becoming frac
tious, Mr.. Hail. Of WaIiham, who upon the top Of
the stage, became frightened, and eaped from the COACH
breaking one Of his legs in a shocking manner
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23

DUEL WITH AN ODD WEAPON. few DAYS ago,
Two irls'men near Chicago drank quantity of whis
Key on wager The result was, one died on the spo,
and the olnef is not expected TO live.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23

az "A Peace Society, It is said has recently
been formed at Galveston. Its operations have
not been entirely successful, for we are told that
upon loud call upon the inhabitants to come
forward and repel invasion, sirteen men were
found who disbeieved in the doctrine Of peace,
as preached by its advocates Courier.
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4395OlI

Fifteen hundred men Of old Massachusetts. marching
TO Mexico TO fight The battles of Slavery for the
tension of the :" ,rea Of freedom e That would be a
brave sight
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o. The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore,
Patriot says am informed that the umor, that Mr..
rakennam has rendered protest 10 our Government,
against olockading Maiamoros, and driving off British
vessels from the port is well foundedp'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23

~ The Southern papers by last nights mail brought
further accounts from the seat Of the war If any
thing important received this morning, we shall issue
second edin.
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gbe gWar on the Hlo Granne.

Hon. BALE PEYToN, of New Oreaus formerly NJ
Z. rom Tennessee, has enrolled himself in volunteer
company TO go to the Rio Grande
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-05-23

The MAsToDoN. The Boston Advertiser saws
During the recent exhibition in this city of fossil Mas
odon. recently discovered was known that subscrp-
ton was made by number Of friends Of Harvard Uu-
veisly for The purchase Of for the Neurological Cab.
nes Of The University. The purchase having been COM
peled we understand the skeleton has been set up in
the Cabinet and presented to the University. The Uni
versy is particularly Indebted 10 DR.. Webster and 10
the liberal contributors to the object, Tor this valuable
addition 10 It's scientific collections, and the thanks of The
Corporation have been presented to them for the dona.
ton"
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G57 The following paragl aph is found in letter # ON
Boston, published IN the Tribune " Court Of Inquiry
IS al present session for the examination Of certain
charges prefIred aganslI Wright, Navy Agent Of
tins port He is aceu ed Of ouyng for the Goyemm Mt
at one price aud selling TO the Government at another
and greater one Whether the report be true or not,
there is good ground for the rejection Of Wright indie
pendent of this"
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON

SENATE. Mr. Turney offered resolution in
structing the Committee Military to inquire
into the expediency of limiting to the age Of so
years persons who may receive military appoint
ments.
Mr. Woodbridge presented the Resolution of
the Legislature of Michigan, against leasing the
Mineral Lands on Lake Superior. motion
was made to print, which brought up the merits
of question.
The Senate then took up the amendments re-
ported by the Committee on Commerce to the
bill for fixing the value of certain foreign coins
at Custom Houses The amendments were then
agreed so and the bill passed.
the Senate then took up the French Spoliation
bill.
HOUSE. Mr. Stewart submitted on Military
Affairs to report bill TO increase the pay of vol
unteers to ten dollars month"; and appropriatng
to those serving to the end of the War, or diving
in the service, go acres of land. Motion was
made to suspend to rules the allow the resolution
to be consdered-lost. Ayes 7O-Nays rs.
Mr. King Of Georgia, from the Committee on
Naval affairs, reported bill for building twelve
iron war steamers and one iron war frigate; the
steamers to range from 10000 to 1900 tons ard
carry six guns of twelve inch cabre, and two or
more smaller guns. The frigate TO carry sixty
heavy guns. The bill appropriates FIVE millions
for the purpose.
The House then went into Committee of the
Wh0le, anu look up the Dill making appropriations
for the Civil and Diplomatic lists
THURSDAY May 81
SENATE. Mr. Semple presented remon-
STRANGE OF the people Of the District of CoIumbia
against the retrocesson, to Virginia, of Alexan-
dria, which was referred to the Committee on the
District of Columbia.
On motion Of Mr. Rusk, of Texas, the Military
Committee were instructed to inquire into the
expediency of purchasing two hundred of Colts
rifles, to be used in the Mexican war.
The Committee on Territor es made a report
that it was not expedient to move in the matter o f
Territorial Government for Oregon at this session
OF Congress They also reported that they were
unable to agree upon the various matters
Mr. Westcott gave notice that tomorrow he
would move to postpone the whole subject of ex-
tending laws over Oregon to December next
HOUSE. The Committee reported bill for
extending our laws over Oregon, and asked to be
discharged from the farther consideration OF that
bill.
Mr. Rathbun introduced resolution relative to
sending certain certified papers, on the file OF the
House, to the court IN Ohio which has under con-
sideration the OF Mr. McNulty, the former
Clerk of the House. Passed.
The House then took up a bill to amend the
charterof the City of Washington, and extend
the right OF suffrage in said corporation. After
much time had been spent on the subject, the
bill was passed
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Washin ZION Unlon

10 We also learn from the Union that two
companies, each consisting of about seventy
men, have been formed in Washington City, and
have rendered their services to the PI esident-
one commanded by Capt. Bronaugh, and the 9TH
er by Capt. Waters A third company is in
state of formation.
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ARMY AND NAVY MOVEMENTS. The Rich
mond Enquirer is informed by gentleman from
Washington that Com Perry has been appointed
to the command Of the Fleet in the Mexican
Aulf-Ccm. Conner having been placed over the
Ordnance Department; and that it is most proba-
Bile that none OF the Volunteers from the allan
t'c States aciH be sent to Teas. They OiH be
received, and disciplined and held ready for
action
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Gs The Governor of Connecticut sent Mes
sage TO the Legislature on Wednesday on the
subject OF the War. He says: &C In this emer-
gency, when energetic action may save many
lives and much treasure, beg leave to submit to
the wisdom and patriotism Of the Legislature the
proprety OF manfesting its hearty concurrence
in the action OF Congress, by adopting such far
Their measures as may betit the occasion, and sus-
tain the well earned fame OF this Commonwealth
The Message was referred to a Committee
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Volunteers. Applications continue to pour
in upon the President from Volunteers, who are
anxious to serve their country. Among them is
the Hibernia jackson Guards, company from
the sixth division of the Pennsylvania militia
Fayette Guards, from Brownsville, Pa. A full
regiment, equipped fully, rendered by Governor
Skunk, Of Pa. The President has also had an
-offer Of one regiment of mounted Cherokees,
rendered by s. Waite. A volunteer company
from Fredericksburg, offered by Mr. Willis and
several nfher annlicafinns
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.E75!T7| CHEZ

IN RI Lacounfs Tooihaches Elixer is a sure
IL and speedy care for the most distressing
COIN. laipt that can aflict the human Frame No
person who has decayed teeth should. beswilhour
this remedy. Some hare supposed the too.haehe
ineurabie without extractions = This is, .hnwev-
err mistake The experience Of the fhousr dds
who have given this remedy a trial, and who
hage declared ifit cost Sf6 per vial, they Wnuld
not be without il. proves conciusively lint ex-.
traction ishnt necessary, ami that IRE soo,Isache
can be curcd, and the teeth saved t6rusefui pur-s
pnses. Let those afflicted try, and satisfy them
selves. 4 costs biI 50'cents per vial, with ak
necessary directions for use
The public may rest assured there is no dan
ger in the application ofstllis reine,iy. f lss
Sold BY BRowS & Co. Jolist; and w. s.
NJ yERs, EoekpoEt. 2 i'si's'ii1'st ~ sl...s.
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VEG 3 3 75Z Err; sSsLl5
III 15H

.'frOre all things and hold fast to that sltieh l.
U0c IL gDod.s- PAUL. 5nttifs ~
'N 0NEneed suffer from that distressing COM
IN plant, Cnills aud Fever, or Fever and. A. .
que, for il is speedily and permanently cured by
DR.. Hubs celebrated Anii-Fever Pills. They
never fail to the ehills and fev The FIRST dav
when takeu according TO directions, aud do not
sick - the stomach, nor operate upon The bowels.
thousands of certificates have been presented to
proprietor by paners Of the irst respee,ahili-
ty. physicians Of commence, and Others who have
Gsed Them, which might be ggen, bur let ihe fol-
lowing from Judge Forrest, a gentleman Of The
FIRST respectabilily,in Jefferson CO., Ala suffice. 4
jefferson county, Ala, Feb. 4, 1875. =
certify thai in the summer OF I543, Il had a
severe attack Of Fever and Agas, and was for
some time the treatment OF physician. but
received no benefit from his prescriptions: nv dis
ease continued 70 increase in the frequency and
severity Of its attacks. at last had recourse 10
Or. Hull's Fever and Agne, and anti-Fevef Pills.
and IN using half box was entirely cured. taed Z
have remained In good health ever since ~ an.
Afterwards han IN my family several cases nf
ever aad Ague,an have in every instance made
use OF Hull's fills, which have always irnmsdi
ateiy effected a cure. - s54 ssss 81 'I.sf 10
Dr. dulPS Fills require M putting ysheFs fhev3l
are known, and where they are not. a single sri.,
Is senfleIent 70 insure their adoption. Price 81.
per box, with fun directions. "A Fresh supnIr
Jast received and for by BRowS& Co. JoiIet.
and W. ). MYERs, Eockpori. 20 1sEiIt
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heretofore been considered incurable, such es 0t-
GERS of the Larynx, Throat, Nose, Nodes, &c---
The ARCANuM EXTRACT is a complete
Antdote to the serious Evils produced by the my1-
dei0us Use of MERCURY. nAs a'SPRING md
FALL PURIFIER it cannot be surpassed, work.
ing its way through the system with silent and
Cleansing the BLOOD: -.
Removing DYSPEP1TC INFLUENCES 80
Soothing tile NERVES; - - - 9 q
Removing INTERNAL DISTINCTIONS and D..
eases that would otherwise cause injury TO the
LIVER and LUNGS.
Persons whose Constitutions arc broken down
by the use Of MERCURY, ARSENIC. Bark, or
sQUININE, and any who are suffering from
DISEASED LIVER, or an injudieios,s treatment
Of any Of the above Diseases should use the Ak.
C:ANUAI EXTRACT without delay.
= In complicated cases of SCROFUIA and
SYPHILIS, and i'm cases where the SyphiIitic
Virus Of the Parent causes deYelopenlent Sof .
Scrofuasn the Child, this is TIE ONLY REM
EDY upon which reasonable hope Of Recovery
can be founded. 30 - sA4A 90
In numerous instances, also, where liberation
had laid bare both ligament and bone, and where,
TO all appearance, no human means but amputa
ton could have saved life, Patients have been
sliatched from the grave aud restoredt TO health,
the devourng disease being completely eradicated
by the use Of this nestiInabIe Extract RS
The Projectors Of tie ARCANUM EXTRACTo
have had this Medicine used in all the above Dis.
eases with the most gratifying Results. In using
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need be
interrupted, requiring only the usual restraint Of
moderation i'm diet, aud is equally applicable and
tefficacious to the infant as well as the adult
*k* Pamphlets, giving a Description for what
the ARCANUd EXrRACTis applicable, with
observations on Inseusble Petspiration, and a
Treatise OH Diseases in general, accompany each
Bottle Agents are supplied with the above PAM
phlets for gratuitous Circulation.
The ARCANUM EXTRACT is pre-
pared by JOHN WINER, Hamilton, Canada
West, and JOHN WINER d Ca, 80 Maides
Lane, New York, Sole Proprieiors ..frE
PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Joliet; also By Z. IL. B0YCE.agcnt for
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VERSUS
SA r 81 ? 4 r Ii L A..

THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
and established celebrity throughout the country,
which has been sustained by its virtues and eff
cacy alone, rs a remedy for
SCROFUI.A, or Kings Evil,
ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
Long standing Affections,
Diseases of the SKIN. White SweIIiiigs,
!, Diseases of the BONES, all UIcerous Gases,
s SYPHILTTIC g. MERCURIAI. Diseases,
Affections of the Liver DYSPEPSIA:
COSTIYENESS all CHRONIC 81 NER.
VOUS Complaints, occurring in deblitated and
cachectic constitutions: Ea Il -
Diseases caused by an IMPURE State Of the
BLOOD: ~ tas.-y71e=s -.sss aor .5sfs
- Over SYPHILIS, and those very disagrceabIe
Affections resulting tlierefroln. and which have
Sold by CHAS CLEMENT agent f
Chicago. r,.zl5,
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q lIS1 81 81
wee B g ISL
And Vegetable Tonic and Restorative
!, 800 - BitterS,-T $500

RE acknowledged by the hund reds and thou
a Sands who using them, TO be not osly
The most mild and pleasan; in their operations, but
the mcst perfectly innocent, safe, and efficient
medicines ever offeFedto the public. Those Mho
once make trial of these pills and biiters, never
afterwards feelwiltias to be WITHOUT them, which
is Sufficient proof of their good Qualities.
M In the South, where bilious tisordeis are SO
prevalent, these medicines annually save ihou-
sands Of lives: They are known wherever The
medical art is practised, abroad as well as at
home; bur the South especially has been the
grand field Of their triumph, and though freq lent
ttempts have been-made to supercede them, by
persons whose experience should have restrained
them from tamperng with human life,, Spencer,s
piis re nam heretofore, the popular medicine
of the south and west. II Seems, indeed as If ey-
cry attempt at riyalship only served to enhance
their reputation, 70 increase the vast demand
which has compelled the proprietor TO double the
capacity of his establshment, in order TO afford
The requisite supply. True science, however ig-
norance and cupidity may assail its Inventions,
will carry the day at last; and for this reason the
medicines Of Dr.Spencer being the Tesolt of phil
osophieai research and UNIVERSAL y nc kaowledged
medical skll,'will maintain their position in The
public favor,as long as disease exists and health
is considered a blessing.
InFll diseases OF the liver, stomach, and intes-
tines, Spenrers pills and biiets nre The only teli
able preparation. They clense the system Of its
impurities, give strength and tom. TO all the ma
c.Tnery OF digestion, promote healthy secreiions,
purity the blood, cure dyspepsia AID bilious COM
plants of every form aud character, and, as a
mild yet searcng catbartic. these pills are admit
TED by the profession to have no compeuto in
the whole range of medieal scence.---4----
Pills 25cts. per box Bitters 81 per boftlc.
Sold By BRowN & CO., JoIiet and w Is.
NNnH
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: '.,sss ,, BR4GGsS a'isss' s g &
! Indian Queen Vegetable. ~.
Sugar Coated Pills

GIOMP RISE the Tonic aud anti Bilious. The
w. Tonic Pills are; acknowledged TO be the
most successful MEDICINE ever offered 10 the pub
lie for the treatment aud cure IT, Ague add FeF
yer, Chllis and Fever, Bilious, Remittcnt aud
iefiamatory Feyers- IL interp'iitepgsi OF agpes,
organ;c arrangement has taken place. These
Pills meter fail to make permanent and lasting
cqre, within twe12o 10 eighteen hours, without die
aid of any other medicine. So great indeed has
x cen their ehicag y. Ghat apermaFeln cure basal
ways been 4rarraated--d,rectol strictly follnw.
ed Blu this medicine has now become so ger, !
orally known, and So eStensyely used, through
oet tic western mud south -wesierri Stetes. TINT
such warranty is moi Logger asked or expected
THE IEDINAS QUEEN VEGETABLE SUGAR
e ~ etCoATED TONIC PfLLs,.s2. R,sgi 81
Ayi be found highly beneficial in all cases Of de-
'bfiry3 Especially in those cases pr1dured by re-
peated and long continued attacks OF Fever aud
in promoting digestion. From one to three Of
these pills taken - or 80 minutes before eating.
win SELDOM tail TO excite healthy appetite, pro-
mh;e digestion, give tone tpftIe .slohach aud In.
vgorate the systcu generally. Price %, n .,
DIR, Bra :g's Sugar Coated Pillshave be en- t,or-
oughlv rried, and long experience has established
theifsuperion eiicaeygouef every other medicine
offered TO the public for the radical cure nf every
Of every form Of disease, and particularly of
those bilious affections so prevalent throughout
our Southern and western States The proof or.
thisisouiid IN the fact that those tclto hare once
USED f5ese llls, have ever after preferred them,
hn rssorted to their use in preference to any 9TH
erkintI of med ucine--r Regularly al the
etFnmehcehlertuf each sickIy season for this val
iuabe liiedicitns-land urging their friends to do
the same. innumerable cases ofierill and fever,
obstinate and oflong standing, have been so sud
denly cured by Briggs Ists, that their effects
have almGst appeared mitacdloas. lot the ia
tieni no doubts this try thsal,- and he will find
niii.self equally delight I'd and ast,nisIeG.
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CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
/ lnfallible cure for ChiIIs or
isagsge -. EaeUer. sod gG.
And a Sure Kennedy for. Bilious, ReariI-
n tent and other Feners

eaT tent. and other EeDers.t x.
This Invaluble Medicine is purely yen
etaBle. 49, 9t'ih : ~ e
VI VIE imexe implied success OF thistroiy s1,,riss
H odtted Tonic, in car. ng in a few hours where
all other remedies have falldti. and that 100 il,
leases of from six months 20 ten years SANDING
warrants the assertions THAT If taken according 20
tho directions, itvis iafalIibIe.s long list Of
certificates inproof ifsinfallibility, might be adj.
deti; but tliose uponthe wrapper are eee,ned s1f.
icient. Oh r - a-t d Z -,
II is not in the least nauseafing. nor does r.
operate upon the bowels; but its salutafy action
upon the whole .ysteIn is charming. that everv
one IS highly Gelighted az their spesdyrecoyery
health Such remedy, The afflicted have long
been IN want of pne that cures speedily and per1
EahentlS Who're the usual caui5 10 fIr1.,ro-,a-
exposure is obsetvctf s ~ ktAss {raSfsk ear =
q ES5 From the great popularity Of this n55adi.
i.ine.. many limitations protesting to be Glenn
EMS INDIAN TONIC, are afoat. Therefore
pc sure 10 ask for thar prepared BY GEO. w.
HQUSE, Nashville Feil1esscc, WHO Is sdIe PRO
pricter.s 4 fsys.s d ssssr.4rss4 .a..4 = 80
FAUTtoN.--To prevent fraud observe upe,,
the directions upon the bottle, The written sigma
tuIe of Geo. W. House. Also moulded in the
Dot e an Indian, with the words ssClemens, In
alan Tonic, prepared bys Geo. w House ~ All
For sale by BROWN s. Co, Ja:isi. Ia
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ILQRINGaI 81

.EN Mattern, WOULD ipfolm,the Citizens. Of
IL . Jotiet and vicinity, rlathe has opened his
shop airectly over Blown sDrug Store, whore he
vii be happy "a accommodate his old customs
ers, and the P'iblic generality with work on
short liotrce.and IN the ncutest and elost fash
l2;ld6te style. Hottie young men Of this spiaee
ne wouIdssay; thatno endearars will be wanting
on his pafttospf6ase thra Illostfastisious taste.
aud ~ alisases &c wild bls warranted. :ss,. :
s 0FCUFTtNG done on short notice, and
Warranted to fit, if properly made up.5fs.f g@ -
Joliet, Oct. %, l645. y = III 81 4 fsg1t -
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JEDDIAH WoOLLEY JR., ".
SURVEYOR AND sAGENcY. OFFIcE..

= sstgcHIcAGo sTREEL, JOLIET, TLE.f 80 Hs
Will Intend TO Surveying or giving descriptions
of Land or Town lots in Will, Kendall, Grimdy..
Qr t4a-Salle counties 10 all chose who shallfnvor
him with call and wifi have at all times oil
hand Maps Of the above counties, with correct
deIineations of Timber, and Prairie aud Streams.
with falls of water wherevertney occur, either on
the Des PLANES, Du! Page, Klllkakee, or Illinois
rivers; and also the principa Roads: together
e it'll representation ofthe IlIinois!Ss Michigan
Canal. psf - Esgaa 9na T51ssg1sif spesssll fei
The experiences Mr.. Woohey has had as Sur
voyor in thu above counties9in the last fiEteen
years will warrant him in saying that he. can
give general satisfaction. f4as ssisll F'9sEtl
Imali cases his schargee will be reaRonabIe,
and prompt his attention to business. His
Office nearly opposite the Eagle Taverns e.
= RefereBees.
HoN. wENTwoRTfi,1
es G-7wl DOLE, ssstsif'si Chicngo !lala ~
- 9asR.s T.. WILSON, hsIa "A gaE - E5f sfs
Joliet. Nav (. fQAS Aftf sas
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. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate ofHenry Bunce deceased, are no.
lifted and requested to present the same
for adjutation, at the Special Term of the
Probate Court Of Will county. to be holden
at the office of the Probate Justice, in -Jo-
iiet, ON the ID Monday of November next.
49, : - JOHN HATCH adm ,.
Joliet. Sent %. t1s4f;a lsfs - uin'