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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
NEW SADDLE AHARNEss SHOP
ME Subscriber informs his friends

ME- Subscriber informs his friends
- and the public generally ths, he
has taken the shop one door east Of
James Porers Store, up stairs, where
he intends to carry on the saddle and har.
ness making business in all lis branches his
stock and materials are all new, and he in
tends that bis work shall be done In a man.
ner tina, canno, DO surpassed by any shop in
the county, and any thing wanted in his limo
that is not on hand, will be made to order on
the 81 oriest notice. Trunks, Nalises, and
Carpet bags of all qualities and prices
Also
Meats Foo, oil for sale by the pint quar-,
or gallon, he will also clean and oil harness.
in the best manner, and at the lowest prices
Purchasers cannot fail to suit themselves Al
he has the hes, Philadelphia OAK TdnneC
Leather and every variety of trimmings whlcf
the New York market affords. Please 10
call before purchasing elsewhere.
IRA F. BLISS.
Rutland, 2o,h May, 1916 2lU
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted on book or no,o
N to the estate OF Joel Beaman, are re-.
quested to make paymen, 10y the 10Th of Au.
gust next rs all demands not adjusted, after
that date will be left with an attorney for
collection LYDIA BEAMAN, ! Admins
J. d. BEAMAN, { TRAITORS.
West Poultnev, MAY IL, lsi5 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
LISTERS NOTICE.

The ctizens, and those liable to pay taxes
in the town OF Rutland, are notified that the
listers will attend to the hearing of objec-
tons to assessments on the 9Th day ofJu-
ly, at the Court House. Applications must
be made between o'clock a, m. and 4 o.
clock p. m They will receive requests ior
transferring real estate.
II. w. LESTER.
., b !: l.; nma,ss'' +. Listers
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
THENEGETABLE PuLMONARYBU-
SAM

- VI.
is probably alu..' without ARA
j having during trial OF nearly 20 yr,I,
fully maintained the high reputation vh,s
II has &C uired for consumptive comphr.
and all diseases of the Lungs and chest lt
has been used probably with preal,,
success than any other article known. and
many physicians who have had an opporte.
nifty OF witnessing its highly salutary q, e.
do not hesitate TO recommend 1t as ',at
convenient, and very effcacious medIc,1,
equal is not superior TO any other prr,cf..
ton for the above complaints within the
knowledge, and one which has seldom t,
appointed the reasonable expectation o',ac,,
who have used it,"
The prupre,ors cannot descend to IL.
presen, uhhushing s,v'e If advertising ,n
lar articlesIt is too we hnown to reQurc'.,
such course, and they would merely rer
those who wish for further confrmauor
its superiority TO those who have used .
and to the numerous certificates Of rt..
| clans and others attached 10 each bottle
| The vegetable Pulmonary Bdlsam was
many years the only article known I,
mOnary Balsam. It's great CelebuCy b.,
gwen rise 10 great many spurious an rs
which, by partially assuming the name u.'t
genuine, and being pUt up so rs To re,cu.'
it as nearly as posslI IL, are often lol,'
on the public for the true article
these are 'Carter's Compound P.'u o
Ba's1m,' American Pulmonary r
VEGETABLE Pulmonary syrup 'Pu.n r
Balsam,' Indian Pulmonary Balsam III.
,er's Pulmonary Balsam,' &c. Beware
all of them. Enquire for the article by 70
whole name the V EG ETABLE Pl,lNuN
AIRY BALSAM, and be sure and get IT,
true article, prepared by Rtrp, Wise Gu.
LrR. Wholesale Druggists, d. Chatham 4
Boston, and see that 1t has the written 80
nature of Wm. Jon'n Cutler, upon a ye0'
label on the blue envelope Each b0.'
and seal isl stamped Vegetable PuImm
~ Balsam" For sale by druggists o..
country merchants generally.
F'oi sale in Rutland by l.. Daniels. 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM Ell
ROPE.
.a'p arrival Of Spring Goods al The Farmer,
Eroh0ngc.
ID. III. SABlN a co, Agents.

FrchGngC
d. II. SABlN n co, Agents.
lare now receiving directly from New York
lnrge and complete assortment of Spring
and Summer Goods. This is our second
10, OF goods this spuag, consequently we
have the latest patterns, styles aud fashions
Among them may be found,
$500 yds prints, from q cents, upwards Of
every variety; English, Scotch, and Amen-
can Ginghams, Balzorines, Muslns, Muslin
GlnghsmS, French Lawns, Fgd Apines,
Plaid, Striped, Crossover, and ORbfe de
LANES, also q general assortment Of sum
neT shawls, consisting Of % Stodilla 81
Recherche, French plaid. Dsmssk de Lame
&c All the aboTe goods can be bought for
cash or ready pay al The lowest possible
prices. ID, ii. IL SABlN d Co. Agenh
Wslhnford, May 10. u
z. We have Just received the most de-
slrable assortment Of white dress goods ev-
~ Offered in this couniy-'No mistake
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted on book or note, to
IA the firm of Beaman & Son, are request
cd to make paymen, by the 10Th Of August
next, as all demands not adjusted after that
date will be in the hands OF an attorney for
collection J. d. BEAMAN,
Surviving partner of J. Beaman a Son.
West Poultney, Nav Is, 1916. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

STATE OF VERMONT, REitremem-
Distinct OF Farhaven, IS. { - bered that
a probate court held at Cas,lelon within
and for said district, on the Goth day Of May
a. ID. 1916.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
An instrument in writing, ..purporing to be
the las, Will and testament of Joseph
Gould, late of ,Pawlet 10 said district, de-
ceased, having this day been presented to
said court for probate and allowance by
Simeon Edgeriou, the executor therein nam
ed,
1t is ordered that said will be referred
for probate and allowance to the first
Wednesday being the LIST day Of July next
and that copy Of this order be published
three weeks successfully previous thereto in
the tulland Herald, a newspaper printed
alRutldnd,that all persons interested may app
pear and C1Jectto the probate thereof /! they
see cause. true copy ofrecprd.
- JAMES 4. WARNER, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
NEW GOODS.

k L L. T. a Is A ] l. H. Y
"AVING disposel nj moAi Of their old
Il Il stock Of Goods are now receiving ftom
New York much larger assortment than
ever before, which will make their stock al
mos, entirely new and will be sold al much
lower prices than formerly, among which
may be found the following;
BrOadelothi Cashmere and SathHes !:
GtAtI Sa-msr goods, a great randy;
LadlSI Drs1 Goods and SAatrii:
Ladder dAd MiusI Sirdu aad Foreaes
BoHAsiC
Pnnts nav pateThs) PsrsEolG, CiavsA, Rib
hons, sniheisis. ladies travelling bags, YES.
tiassf ssai's kilk and hg'd satin cTavsis, Leg
hoTa hats. blesehes and brown shcsungs and
shistlngs, bed ticking, summer stuff. barting
aOd drilling,
Croeksry and Giso Wsrs Har6rurs and
CEfisry. alse = ehoies assortment 81
FG1ig Grocsrles Painfs, Olr &
Dye SfHes. Wihdou Ciass
aAd SafA, sad, ftaar,
HfA, &C. Do.
An are invited 10 call a examine these good
bsiofs purchasing elsewhere An Kinds o
country produce taken ihsxchangs Tor goods
Ruilsndi HaY a., ieO 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
for Consumption,

Nnd The best remedy Known % man Tor
Asthma of every stage, Liver Complaints,
Bronchitis, influenza, Coughs, Colds, Bleed
ing of the Lungs, Shortness Of Breath,
pains and weakness in the side. breast, d C.
and III nlLet LLAnasns OF lLn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
PILMONARY ORGANS.

A very important disease over which this
Balsam exrrls a powerful influence, is thai
Of DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint It has undoubtedly proved
more oficaclous than any remedy hitherto
employed, and in numerous instances when
pa,len,s had endured long and severe suffer
ING from the disease, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies, and when
Mercury has been resurtcd to IN vain, the
use Of this Balsam has restored the Liver "a
healthy action, and IN many instances eff
lected PERMANENT CURES, after every
knewn remedy had failed to produce the de-
sired effect
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
NOTlCt,

THIS may certify that { have this day
gwen my son Justin Pasohal his time do
ring the remainder Of his minority and shall
claim none OF his earnings nor pay any debts
Of his contracting after this dale.
JUSTIN PASCHAL
Castleton. March z, 1886 go
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

This may certify that have this dav piv.
IN my son DerWin Ballad bis time, dor.
ing The remainder OF his minority, and shall
claim none OF his wages. nor pay sny debts
Of bis contracting after this date
DANIEL BALLARD
Danby N.rh G. 1873 a5s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

DRAPER, ALDRlCH q FRINK respec-
IL fully solicit The attentions OF Vermont mer-
chants 10 their stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
comprising as desirable an assortment as
can be found at any house IN the city, which
they pledge themselves 10 sell on favor
able terms. Second 10 none IN their facili.
ties for obtaining goods at the lowest rates,
nnd anxious only TO cultivate a safe trade,
however, close, they are ready and willing
to dispose Of their stock at the smallest llv-
ing advance on original eost-iheIr motto be-
ing "su7ll profits and quick returns
DRAPER, ALDRlCH d FRINK.
G. Liberty ST, near Broadway, NY 1928
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

" HN son, IL..r. nri Tyson Skin teas
Il also from 'h. a,,1 Im,ortaiions few
chests Twankay I sa, ore OF the finest strong.
est and best favored teas ever imported, for
sale at the Farmers Exchange.
MaIlInplnrd lnne | o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09
T7E KINGS OIr

FOR all wounds On lloi.,,
i and Cattle. such a.
BRUISES ,CUTS,FlSTUI(S
SPRAlNS, CORkS, gall. ,.
thor hy the Saddle Ct Coli.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

01 tnff Nv the saddle q COL.
SORE BACK, SORE BREASTS. Scn.
cs, &c, &c, and wounds Of every de,e,..
ton removing all soreness and stiffness, q,
healing up the worst wounds IN from OF,
five DAYS time.
THIS CELEBRATED REMEDY
was prepared by order of His Mae,r,. iii,
late hing VIM. ". OF Great Rnialn. u-.,,
the direction Of Mr.. louNu, the cel,H,u,l
English Farmer and used by him in til, Eo,l
Stud OF Horses only.
DIRECTIONS.
Dip feather In the Oil, and apply ,op,
wound or sore twice day or IN sew,
wounds wet a rag IN the on and bind d a..
the wound.
n b. Shake the bottle before using and
keep well coIked.
AorNrs-W. T.. G. S,oddard, Rutland n
Smonds, Pluslord, ' Ross, Brandon
b. Brown, CuttIngsyllIo Jameson Il G..
Castleton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-09

CHEAP eduoa just received and fo
- sale IY oTouDAEn,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-05-05
Administrators Sale.

D N pursuance of an order of the Circuit
= court of Will county made at the Oc-
tober term thereof A. d. 1916. for the
sale ofall the real estate of which Selah
Lanfear, late of Will county died seized,
| shall expose for sale at Public Vendue,
on Thursday the 2sth day of May next,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M.
and 8 o'clock P. NJ, on the premises in
Yankee Settlement, all the light title and
interest of which the said Selah Lanfear
died seized, of, in, and to the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the county
of Will and State of Illinois, to wit:-the
east half of south east quarter of section
thirty, township thirty-six, range eleven
east, containing sventy- EIGHT acres, also,
the south half of the east half of the north
west quarter of section thirty-six. town.
ship thirty-six, range ten east ofthird prin.
cipal meridian. MARY BUCK.
admir- OF the estate of Selah Lanfear, dec.
April 9th 1916. IL st
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-05-05
IrOquois County Circuit Court,
OF THE JUNE TERM. Ia


ANDREW E. MandecilEe and Wife. rs.
George W. Smith-Pe for Partition.
1t having been made appear, to the sat.
istaction of the Court, that the above
named defendant, George w. Smith, Is a
nonresident of this State
Notice is hereby gisenso you, the said
George W. Smith, that nnless you appear
at the next Term of the Iroquois County
Circuit Court on the first day thereof "a
be holden at the Couet House in Middle.
port, in said County, on the first MONDAY
In the month Of June next, and answer the
said Bill of complaint against him, said
Bill will be taken as confessed. and he
matters and things therein prayed, de-
creed accordingly.
JOHN HARDWOOD, CLERK.
JACOB A. WHITEMAS, Solicitor. p ?
Feb. ID, 1916. az
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-05-05
Brilliant MhiteKash.


Much Is said Of the brilliant stucco
Ehitemash on The east side Of khs Presi.
dents House at Washington.
.yS Fherfollouipg is a receipt for making
p, amith ssoinea additional improvements
learned by ae1pariEent. Fake a half a
bushel ofniee, nnslaced lime, slack il with
boiling water, covering it during the pro-
cess to Keep in The. steam. Strain the Ii.
quoF through fine sieve or strainer. and
adsdt9 ita peck Of clean salt, previously
web dissolved in warm water; 8 pounds Of
ground rice, ground to a thin paste, and
stirred and boiled hot; half pound Of pow.
SdeFed Spanish Whiting. and a pound Of
Clean glue, which has been previously dis.
solved by FIST soaking it well, and then
lAesnglngI i over q slow fire, in a small ket-
lie, within . large one filed with water.
Add i've gallons Of hot water 10 the whole
mixture; stir i well and let il siAnd few
days covered from the dirt II should be
put on quite hot; Tor this purpose II can be
kept In p kettleron portable furnace. Il
is said that about one pint of this mixture
will cover a square yard upon the outside
ota' HORSE spropefly applied. Brushes
more orless snalhmay be nscd. according
to the neatnessrof the job required. #
retains re- its brilliancy for many years.
There Ishothing of the kind that will com.
pare With it either for inside or outside
walls. sColoring matter may be nut in
and made Of any shade yo1iike. Spanish.
brown stirred IN willtnake red or pink,
more or less deep according to quantity,
A. delicatestinge, of this is very pretty for
lqqSlde walls, Finely pulverized common
clay; well mixed up with spanish brown,
-beforea is 'StirFedinto the mixture, makes
it lilac celeraaLamp.black and Spanish
brown mixed together produces a reddish
stone color. Lamp-black in moderate
quantities hlakesa slate color, very suita-
bic for the outside Of buildings. Yellow
ochre stirred inimakes color generally
esteemed prettier. In all these cases,
the darkness of the shade will of course
be detesmined'by the quantity of the col
or1hg matter dsed.i = 1t is difficult to make
rple, because the tastes are very differ.
emf; 1t would be best to try experiments
on single aniilet it dry. { | have been
told, thai green must not be mixed with
lime. The lime destroys the color, and
has, an effect on the whitewash which
-makesitit crack, and peel. q When walls
hayeabeenabadly smoked and you wish to
haze them clean white, it is well to
squeeze indigo plensifulIy through bag
Into tho water you use before it Is, stirred
ante theswhole mixture. If larger guam
fitythanffYe gallons should be wanted, the
sans. proportion should be observed.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-05-05
SALE or SCHOOL. LAMns

NOTICE is hereby given, that l shall offer at
/ Y Public Sale at the Court House. ia The
t,wn of Joliet, Will county Illinois, ON the 18Th
day of April next; Section l6, township 81, north
range IL cast, in lots of 40 acres.
Terms of sale--Casn. The purchaser having
the privilege OF borrowing the amount of his bid,
Tor from FIVE years, by giving the requisite
security. A map, and valuation of said Land
may be seen at my Office any time eyious to the
day of sale. es
Tins section is situated pear Bourbonais' Grove,
ana contains some Of the best prairie lands in the
county. Gale 10 c 1mmenco at 10 o'clock, A. M.
joliet, VIII co. ILL., GEO. S. FAKE,
Feb. 9Th 1916 1SchooI Com oftfiH co.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-05-05

cidedly silver vein running over noun
tain, or into mountain OF some 200 ar
300 feet high. can form an estimation
Of The quantity already got out.
81 have just returned from Copper Har.
bors by way Of Eagle river, at which
place this rich VEINS. The silver is not
like that found last summer, but. runs in
continued stredks and in chunks in some
instances as big as walnut, and even
larger, ofpure silver, and insmany places
in the vein the silver holds il together at.
ter the rock is broken and shivered to pie.
ces, At one blast, while / was there.
they calculated they threw out ten thou
sand dollars worth Of silver. They have
also got two copper and silver rocks,
weighing from II to Is hundred, and some
of them are rich in silver, having silver
sticking sout in masses and spangles, all
through the copper. They are labelled
Cog and Magog, and stood by the DIOR
For Magog, DR.. Petit was. offered eigh.
teen hundred dollars.
s.Now for the mammoth copper rock.
found in Copper falls river by Copper
Falls Company, about five miles from Ea-
gle river, towards Copper Harbor. They
were sinking shaft about IL feet square
and 10 from the surface, when the vein
running through the centre of the shaft
was found to contain mass or sheet of
fine copper, of which they can form no
description, as they have found neither
end, or yet the bottom. I went down In
a II 4 . = - /.
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Admfnissrasor,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that shall present a
petition to the Circuit Court, TO be holden in and
orihs county Of VIII, At the court house in Jo-
let, on the third Monday Of Mag next, on ths
second Tuesday Ct said term, 20 obtain an order
for the sale Of the Real Estate Of which Joshua
M. Ridgeway died seized, or so much thereof as
will be Necessary for Ire payment Of his debts.
All persons interestedfn The above estate era
requested 70 appear end show cause, If any, Why
said ord u should n Z be granted.
8 PHILIP COLLINS, Admir-.
Joliet, April: 9Th, 1876. IL
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FEVER & AGUE
Cured for 10 CenSa.

DIR. SHEMANsS FEVER g. AGUE Loz.
ENfEs, which are .unrivalled in the cure off this
distressing disease, are now offered to the public
az the low price OF FIFTY Cente per Box
iney have been used in thousGnds Of cdses, within
the last three years in Illinois and Iowa, and
sofetys y eoers failed in curing the disease Be-
sides which, the disease aoi not retusl If the d-
reciions are followed.
The above medicines are for sale by
Brown & Co,
z. Dssnr LoeaPo6t: Wm. Grinton, PGnfeid.
Joiiof, Sept. is, le45. v3nI4 ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-05-05
CASH OR WOOL WILL M RECEIVED
IN PAYMENT,

The Subscriber will also keep OF hand large
assortment ofelo,h ofhis own manufacture which
he proposes to exchange for wool. He win give
one yard Of good heaey cloth fcrtwo and half
pounds Of wool Of the same quality; or he will
work wool upon shares as follows: give one half
The cloth the wool makes b, receiving eight cts
per yard from the customer upon his half He
will also manufacture for customers BLANKETS
JEANS, s. FLANNEL, as we'll as SATl-
NETT e. FULL CLOTH.
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aWa Begin Right :.

esy9g Just stepping on the threshold
Jot Hte4 sv Secure y good moral character.
Ibis rs. the, basis of success and true
gEeatne ssstn Without drtue, you cannot
pc 1FesPsctcd; without integrity, you never
can rise 70 distinction and honor. You
aFe-Peefrpefhaps. No matter. Poverty
is ottener a7blessing than curse. Look
atethe, young man who is heir to a half
milliOh.s WHAT'S his standing OF what
use is he to The world2 You must make
yourself The richest man in Maine was
z99prn OF poor parents, and earned by hard
workthe first dollar he ever owned. The
wealthiest man in Massachusetts was
born in North Yarmouth, a small town in
Maine, OF parents who were humble in
circumstances. BY industry and econo.
my, he became Immensely rich. The
xealthlest, man in New York, and the
richest man in America, was also a poor
boy. The road to wealth is open before
.yQ1,S Young man. Start right, and you
SSFlllSsuccedas But remember wealth is
mot eteEy1t hiBgsin Iife---it is. not 4fis4,'s
chief good. "A virtuoas character is bet.
ter than riches. Expect not success
where firm integrity IS wanted Shape
your course by true wisdom, and let cor.
rect principle govern every action. In
this way only viii you gain the confidence
and the respect Humankind. You know
manyssa swcalthy man, perhaps, who is
despised by his fellow citizens. WHY is
itso? On account Of his aiggardly dispo-
sitien-hisZlack Of upright disposition and
robust principle. He makes himself u b
noxious to his neighbors, by his mean be-
hayior and greyelling character. You
nae better i've in poverty than initiate
such 2 person. Richcs,with destitution
OF moral principle, would be only curse
-to.Y0asf = 80
Theretis nothing like making good
beginningas. youstart in life: The foun.
-dation must he firm; then all will be safe.
Have an eyesabeut sou, that nothing will
reduce yo'ir virtue. NoJnatter how strong
the inducements held out for your coun.
.tenapces if YOU see that principle is in.
volxed, do notfora right hand persist in
wrong doing. Present gaia, at the sac.
Tifice Of virtue, viii be future loss,and mis-.
cry. 81 Tens of thousands have, ruined
themselves by such course. Be ex.
.tremcly careful then to begin right, and
do. TosF duty faithfully, and you will snost
sassuredlg succeed.--P Portland Tribune.
III sB1lkk y ffstt,f v 10 -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-05-05

Mn. EDIToR:- wish you TO state through
your paper 10 my numerous friends. that have
been prevailed on one more to spend the winter
in this country, and that shall be found al all
times at A. MATTESON'S Store, where, as
usual, 1 will endeav0r 70 please all who my call
upon me t'r the purpose of buying Goods, espec-
tally the Ladies'
l have been good deal broken of my rest for
some TINA past in contemplating tho wonderful
art of man, in manufacturing and bringing into
use such vast quantities and varieties ofbeautful
and Substantial goods for the happiness aud bene-
fit of the human family. ] had intended enumer-
ating some Of the Goods in this extensive esrab-
Iishhlent. but hardly know where TO commence,
as there is SO many lean hardly see ouianywhere.
Should any one call and not discover me, hope
they will hot leaye on that account, as either of
the junior clerks will at once notify me, unless
am out on official business.
A. B. Stafford
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ADMINISTRATORS SALEI

INIpursuance of an order of the Circuit Court
OF Winnebago county, made at tae April TIE m
thereof, A. ID. 1915, for the sale OF the roai es
tate Of which George W. Lee, late of Winneba-
go county, died seizes, for the p&yment of the
just debts Of said George w. Lee, shall EXPOSE
for Gale at Public Yendue, on Thursday the il,h
day Of December next, at 2 o'clock NJ, at the
Clerks Office in Joliet, in the county Of Will,
oil the right, title, and interest Of which abe said
George w. Lee died seized, OF, in, and to the
following described real estate situaie in that part
%: the town Of Joliet, IN the county of Will and
State o: Illirof-, known and described as Lot
number 10, Bleck number 10, West Joliet. on
on which premises there is situated n snail
dwelling house CYRUL f. MILLER,
.dd1,iasstrafor de boBis non of the estate OF
George w. Lee, deceased
Dated this 18th day of Sept, l645.
6TThe above Sale is postponed TO the
4th day of March, 1876; sale at the same
place and time Of day.
The above Sale is adjourned until Wednes-
day next after the third Monday IN Nav next