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YAUDEYILLE NIGHT.

.Sirth appearance of Mr. H. Piacide.
NIBLOS GARDEN-Ss. .urday Evening June 9Th, Isl6
Overture.
Aiter which the lsughabe farcett, Of a MAN WITHOUT
He EApUMr Obliyions wiM Wslcott; Mr Festher:.one
ly, Miss Roberts; Lucy, Mrs Watts
u ter which National Sketch named NAPOLEONS
OLD 0uARD-Hsversack Placide: Lord Beauville. Wal.
Miss Clarke.
Half hours intemssion for the Concerts Assilsazd
in the Refreshmeut Saloon.
Splendid Overture by the Orchestra.
To conclude with the laughable aerpsce Of the LOST
LETTER-Mr Beau, Mr. Chiapendale; Mr. r Ardent. Mr.
Doors open At O'Clock, begin o'clock precisely
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BILLIARDS IMPkUVEU.

0Tis FIELD respectfully informs his frspds and the
" public that he has returned his old fav0te quarters
BASSFORDS ROOMS entrance lX Ann street, adjoining
the Museum Building or ifo Fulton street The Rooms and
Slate MARBLE and Iron with Air India Rubber and Cloth
players, being the best IN this country Larger balls for
Sotheney-Crona balls for Oermaas.
BBassford. style Billiard Tables for sale Indie
and French Cue Leather, best in the city 6ne Billiard
Coth and every article in the trade, constantly hand and
for sale. my20 lmsm
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FOR SALE.

Catalogues ready books arranged for examination.
FOR SALE.
~ one half of,hs Stock; tir,urss :nd interest % In the
:. E:.Ss street! Th: HIM. =. b.sain opsmSa iSi
:::S II =
hss yesrs sf an uns1p:d lease to raa m S.
privilege Of frenewing il.
auo, and dscan,srs wine glasses and .umbsrs
S::. i L ss.:
information enquire Of Thomas M,SuiIe on the premises or
o. js ,ss ;as1s'i0'r ssrs ohAS No t5aat
@ Two three story brick houses. $500 year. with
5Es 4. ,.is ;t:ry and basement brick dwelling
'.a in, '~. ~. n'''' ' j1 y 4 s4hvESs s,,,.
A STORE TO LET III the Herald Buildings No "
E:;3 Nassau street. Apply on the premises ~ :
md ay isEs 1sa T as:%s
s;sa on the l'' 0fJuly' Apply E suppurpn
jeas Iw.rc No Nassau street.
A FoRTUNE OF $50, 600 FOR 5000
A s,S ySAmuAgLE TRACT OF LAND Of 3os acre.,
4. S::;; :s: :;:,
e s. shi
s csG ,.y FAR. s
s 'A .ifi SON 1PPy
PANAMA, MANILA. CANTON AND CANA
DA STRAW HATS.
~ THE Unds rsigned has hand large assortment Of
prices. RUBERTSON
JeN lwsm 1903 Fulton street.
a utN ILENlEN's SUMMER HATS-The new St, Ie
' KS6x "; n.sfssss ;sa 81 sss Sudps
q PANAMA HATs-A fine s',s;i%spt Y..Y far sale BY
Je23 iwissr 12S Fulton st.. Sun Buildings.
CITY LADIES, and Ladies from the Country wishing
hsiT ,pppss of shoe: for u. coming hnd
Buskins at shngs per pal r; second quality Slip
pes and Ties and Buskns shngs the pair; ladies'
ter Boots et and S and made order % shllings
equal any the city Particular attention paid 10 mea.
to warrant handsome fit. Lades will please call and
examine for themselves, At j. B. MLLERB,
Ia Canal st. between Lsurens
1875 3fn"r ard Thompson
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EACELSlOn bUNNETo Or PERSIAN SILk
THE ?UDSCRIBERS having been appointed sole agents
10 the sale oil these Donaets prepared supply
which Iseesrd the h premium e gold medal at The last
BE- nty. texture, durability and economy any thing of the
kd ever offered They warranted be entirely Of silk
and will cesn sad reaia their color equal any braid
inuss STANTON, RICHADS 4 WOuDkpFF,
je22 fwissm IN No q Broad street
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WHITINC

WHITING.
NY engaged in this business desirous selling
"A his establishment hear Of purchaser by addressing
TO the Herald Office.
Or person having pair OF Whiting Stones which they
wish to SELL send to the place addressed
Je23 3tsrc RUDOLPH SCHWARTZ
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SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
AT w II NE GQQnT a. co ,s l0o Eulton

ATW, n. De GRUUT Z COS, lo2 Fulton St,
WHERE the following great attractions will be present
6 70 SIC; HRssss Cotton brown Linens Cheek Lssss
retts Jeans aud erno; Sacks. Frocks Dress and Shad
Goats, of every color and shape from 81 to IS.
Merino, White and Brown Linen fancy summer French and
and striped; ashmere Merino Slk Marseies Vaiencia
Gingham and very handsome style Of Linens best for
summer from IS cents to 81 Boys Clothing equally
chear; good assortment for summer on hand.
ir26 lwr w IL DEGROOT co. l02 Fulton
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DRY DUCh SIAUES VIA. EAST bNUADWAf :.
AAA MEsSRS. MACKRELL SIMPSON,
9o3-~1P having purchased from Messn Hatfield and
A1k.4 Sertine, the East Broadway line Of Stas es,
=. OF citizens. and Tor the better
daou of the public and those the Grand and Hou
ton street ferries to will and after Monday.
Dry Dock-Lewis street being the ferries
NB-lt Is by intended that by the change Of
suffer the above line lose any well
earned popularity NJ pledge themselves by and
being one of the best conducted lines in the world
~
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GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
OVERLOOKING crowds ofbeautv and fashion have pro-
" nounced the highest euagums the wonderful Auto
Of Mons Georges Tietz Durirg the whole OF next
week there will be Evenng Performances, commencing
concludiug o'clock The great Elephant the
Babee and The Duck Of Vauesnon will be exhibited,
with other objects Of interest.
Noterhere will be mo,nLg and afternoon performances
next week.
Admission Is cents. jezi Iw~rc
THE ALL LEGHANIANS respe cully announce ths their
Third Concert will take place the Apollo Rooms, 40
Broadway on Monday Evening June 2sh which occaseu
several pieces will be ntfod iccd commencing
o'clcck je27 ltsrc
ST, PETERS CHURCH, BARCLAY ST.
WANTED--A Lady to sing Second Soprano in the choir
w ofhis Church None need apply unless they read
ieN 1src Orranist of the Church. No. SIS Broadway.
MUSIC.
INSTRUCTION given the Piano two dollars per
month"; by who understands the profession tho
roughly. Young ladies wishing will please
address note to 'Music," at the Herald ONCE.
je26 iwis@re
PIANO FOKTES.
DURCHASERS invited TO call at Chamber ware-room,
No ss5 Broadway for superior and warranted acticls
all ms.
A TLANTIC GARDEN rs NOW OPEN FOR THE
"A SEASON.-Dodworh's Cornet Band will perform svery
Tuesday end Friday evenings, commencing June And, At
my3 sm.rc WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor.
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JOHN p. SEELE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JEWEL AN


ws 2, sell may send to the 'aRf Rsss al po.s
JOHN p. SEELE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JEWEL AND
MOROCCO CASE MANUFACTURER,
Isl Fulton st., up stairs, broadway, ". York.
JEWELLERS Show Cases. fitted mp with Trays to con-
tain Watches chains rings, breast pus thmbss pencil
Also, Ladies' and 0entemens Travelling Writing and
Dressing Cases Jewel Cases Miniature Cases Settings
Flute Cases Razor Cases, Surgeons Instrument Cases. Ca
ses FIR Silver Plate neatly arranged.
variety Of the above articles constantly hand, and
made 70 order with aud despatch je25 iwsrc
GIEAT TEMPERANCE BEVEKAGE
THE SUBSCRIBER offer the following rure Wines of
the highest grades. ss folows:-
lowing houses Howard. March Co.. Newton Gordon %
Co.. Blackburn, Oeviera. &C., &c vinages Of 1898 up
sheresPsle Gold and Brown in butts, hhd. and quar-.
ter casks also in glass following celebrated houses
Pemar,in Co.., r. Garvsy, Harmony co., Hanrie,
Nsphews, and other houses, st xerez aud St. Marys.
Roop and sen om GsV oSc9
Clueu,Pure Chateau MIgsux do Latonr. La'ross, Cos
de sstonell. with great variety Of other brands.
Champagne-Highest cost and quality.
Steiuberger Marcoblnner, Hin
tsIhsuser red; Bronnebeg, Peisporter
Burgundies-Cios do Rougeot Chambertin, Romsnnic.
Voiaay' Be'nm'' sa''ens' agss, g.s;,e'
old Cognac Brandy and Jamaica Rum, ouv to be used
'isns;s a .'' directions Tor niaE s APslyy
FOK SALE CHEAP FOR CASH,
THE lease Of the Bowling Saloon No $50 Broadway con-
Furnare sc. complete for such and lease
ofue for four years. from the May ls46 the
rental OF $3.50 per annum-
The time the rate
OF 500 per annum.
For further par eulsr aso the property &c. enquire At
- ~ POsT TIR = >au AucN A..u,. -. - a.
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MODEL OF NEW YORK.

MODEI OF NE w IONh.
T9vHE UNDERSIGNED is receiving orders for news
to be repre,en,ed the Of his Model Of New
10 20 inches length and represented for moderate
compensation They include Of public bud
iugs places Of business manufactures hotels private
dences. steamboats,, packets, &c.
number Of the artists both landscapes and decorstvs
painters, find employment by apply the ofce-also
lev and capable OF ansacng business
Ofice hours from to r. NJ.
all lm>rrc T.. PORTER BELDEN, $50 Broadway.
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THE ALHAMRA.
ICE GRE M ALOON.

$50 broadway, bctiSeen Spring and Prince
ITO sTRANGERs-S,ranges visiting the City will find
attraction in the Saloons OF the Albania, which,
aside from the delicious lees and to be found
there fitted style Of Eastern spendour and magnf.
before attempted in this country The
fountain the esselated court. which displays variety
caous and ingenious Jets, only the air
ly cool and pleasant but amusing
thousand while the spacious around
the balcony affords vew pleasant evening Of
beauty aud sor than found ia any other
place Of public in the city. Indeed where
hour be passed more nationally agreeably.
m - Asmif- free. Seat 1~ss
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THE NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CO.
j prepared TO commute with individuals "a any
Point along Of road between New York and White
Tickets Issued frat o January. April July and October
For further parcua enquire the once OF the Company
Parties Schools and Military Companies dssirous 10 make
excursions. win b accommodated reasonable terms by
applying at the Office.
June 9th, 1876 ie27 Iwrc
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EOn SALE.

FOn cALE,
THE coop WILL nd Fixtures Of Confectionery, Ice
saloon doing good business Enquire aia Blocker
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PORTER HOUSE FOR SALE,
WITH IMMEDIATE POS5EsSION-The unexpired
w lease of six with Bar Fixtures, &c.. OF that
well known Tavern caled Exchange Lott-gc corner Church
and Vese streets Thsn excellent opportty for any
person wish1g embark into the vctuans b,.
sess having ample modaons for boarders nes
Inc h"l- house has lately Undergone thorough repair For
terms enquire the premises je27 3tsr
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Landingt Fort Hamilton way. And for Sunday sec
separate adv rtisemeut and bills
rare l2k cents. THOMAS BELBY, Proprietor
N. B. stages will be in readiness the arrival of the
boat Fort Hamilton, take gers New Utrecht
and Bath also Caney Island to take the
houses iH Atiasr
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"A fEk HAsEh for corner Grocery Ase. for Porter
Cash Livery stable with coaches cabs horses Wanted
ns with rix hundred dollars the Furniture and I'm.
deraklg business, already established. This is a good
cnanse t. make money Apply GILLESPIE. $50 Pearl
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a monopoly of her market to her own
manufactured or, the one which in every
essential particular is Numerically oppo-
siteto any Great Britain ever had Z The
former, undoubtedly. That, now, is the
very tariff which the Democratic party
repealed at the last session of Congress,
and substituted instead one like the last
mentioned of the above. The Wings SAP
they go for a"RepeGl ofthe British TARIFF
They are always behind the times. The
british tariff was repealed some time
last spring. This is something like their
Oregon patriotism. They were opposed
to Oregon, until they learned that there
was no more controversy about it, and
then they were loud for ''the whole!' This
was not the first time, nor will it be the
last time they were for their 'holes.'-
Wabash Democrat.
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FIRE INSURANCE..

TIME SuBsrRIBEK is duly constituted Agent
u for the Eetna and Protection Insurance
Companies, OF Hartford, Connecticut, and is pre-
pared TO take FIRE risks, on all descriptions of
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, &c.
These companies favorably know through
out America as 10 make comments and relernnces
unnecessary.
Application for Insurance will be received
through S. w. Bowen, Esq, Joliet, and Nortcn
& Blackstone. Lockport, whose survey OF build
ings will be taken at the risks of the above COM
panies. g. 5. HUBBARD, Ag't.
Office, South Wnter Street.
gsCaicagn, Moy 81, 1876.
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BIZ. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER.
RY.-Ihe progress of Science The
time has come when such diseases as
lung affections, pulmonary consumption,
thrcat diseases and coughs, can be cured
in the first stages. We admit that there
are incurable stages in these diseases,
but what is generally called incurable is
now easily remedied. The grent wonder
ofthis age has removed hundreds ofthese
difficulties, where every thing else seem.
ed to fail. Should we discountenance a
worthy physician because he was unfor-
tunate in losing patientl Should we
condemn remedy because some one in
an incurable state, has taken it and has
died! Should the inevitable death of one
cause thousands to neglect the use of
means that have rescued hundreds from
an early grave? Let the reader answer.
Hundreds that now breathe with clear
lungs, have be9n given up by physicians
as incurable. Those that wish can be
furnished with names and testimony to
the above facts, which will satisfy the
most incredulous.
See Advertisement.
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ADMINS . RAToR's SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of
an ordet Of the Iroquois Coun,y Circuit Coart al
the June Term of a. ID. 1916 Iherenf, the under
signed will or the 25tIi cay ef December rexi,
between the legal hours offer for sale ola cred
il of six ani twelve months, at the Court House
door ia Middleport III. the fee simple OF the fol-
lowing described lands situate lying and being in
the County Of Iroquois and State Of Illinois 10
Wit: The 81 of the v e Of section 20 Town
ship 81 north Of r 10 west, The purchaser will
be required TO give bond and CORD security and
mortgage the premises TO secure the payment
pf The purchase money which will be assets to
pay the debis against Che estate Of Samuel Striek-
Ter deceased. JOHN ROATCAP. Admir-.
ofSAAIUEL S fRICKLER decd
Middapor. IA November ID 1916.
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FOR SIZE.

TTGHTY acres of valuable land, belonging
a to Aseph Webster, and tbieug tlhA west half
OF the north west quarter Of Sec 30, township 35,
range 10, situated on the rand leading from yo-
let 10 Ottawa, about 2 miles from fhe former
place. The land is Of the best quality. aud the
canal passes through one corner Of il, which TO
ge,hef with is being situated near the base Of the
celebrated Nj Jolie., makes il most desirable
locafion. The abose described land will Be sid
atareduced price iflapplication ismade 20 the nn-
designed, resulting near this place. immediate
Wu. HADSEh',
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SALE

Ctanders Ist 2nd 81 Readers, Sanders & Els-
! Smentary Spelling Books, O'ney's Large nEd
small Geography, Pafley's & Smiths do. Kir-
khams, smith & Laviznces Grammar, Adams.
Cclbnrn & Daboll's Arithinesie, e Book Of
History. Comstock's Cnimisssys 1IT' Lincoln 4
ster,s Dicsionary. uales History y, States, 9|..<
Rcading Bonk q School Iee'anen's, ll1i1f cap.
< Letter paper, Qgilis. MeupIaaJuu fteE
Books, To3 Books &, Safes &c
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EXEcDTOR,S NoTlcE.

All persons having claims against the estate Of
Lewis Kerchevai. deceased, are hereby notified
aud requested 10 atsand at the January Tern, OF
the Probate Court, for Will County, 20 be held in
Joliet, ON the fsss Monday in January next, and
present his or her claim or the purpose Of having
the sane adjusted.
ROBERT STEVENS, Executor,
OUNCE P. KERcHEFAL,E zeeutrix.
Jqliei. Nov. 18th. 1876.
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6FIt is stated by the Washington U.
Mon, that General Scott has issued or.
ders for the release of Gen. La Vega and
his associates, they having been exchang-
ed for Captain. Carpenter aid the crew
ofthe Truxton.
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SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODS, at LOCkPORT,
NW"GDH"%AHH

NORTON BLACKSTONE have just received from New
ntnc SrocKF mbacng
Win including Fancy d Gods,
BoOks and
Ton
m ade
II il name ic bug a
Having quantities direct from the and impoer
o. n
ckror,S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

By virtue of an order Of the Circuit Court OF
Will county, will offer for sale, at public ven
due at tbs Clerks Office in Joliet, on the 18th
day of December next, between the hours OF ten
a. NJ. and 4 P. NJ, 80 acres or land, being the
east half of the south ives. quarter of section
"a, {, wnship 35, range 10, east Of the third prn-
cipai meridian, being part of the Real Esta
Philip Scott deceased.
Oct, ~ 1916.
WILLIAM BADSELL, Admir-
FANNY KENDRICK. Adm'x
TuNIS KENDRiCK, Admir- by right
Of HE wife OF the estate of Philip Scntt deed
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done on rea sonable terms and al short notice -
None but the best worknsn will re employed.
n. b. Persons coming from distance With
quantity of Wool 10 be carded or manufactures
il obliged to stay over ight, shall be to no es
pense. }. A. MA rTESON
Joliet, HIay. 2ist, 1915
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TO FA R NJ Frs.
JOLIET
WOOllen Factory.

The Subscriber will kerp on han,l large
ASSORTMENT Of cloth OH own manufacture which
he proposes TO exchange for wool. de will gi.s
yard IF good heaey cloth fer two aud has
pounds Of wool of the same quality; or he viii
work wool upon shares as follows: give one hal'
the cloth the WOOL makes b. receiving eight cts
per yard from the customer upon his half. lie
will also manufacture tor customers BLANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL. as we'll as SAIL
NETT Il FULLCLOTH.
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DIR. A. Turner.

Would respectfully announce to that I'M
fortunate class ofcommunity who are laboring I'M
der Diseased Eyes, that he has located in
the village of Piaintield, and is prepared by his
and unique method of treatment, to take
charge Of, ani cure, all such cases of Opthalrna
as have been hitherto regarded incurable.
Those who have either from the judgment OF
their Physicians, or the great length of time they
have suffered, regarded themselves as doomed to
perpetual pain darkness, may take cour-
age, in view of the unparalleled success attending
that particular mode of treatment of the Eye "a
dopted by DIR. Turner and only in use by three
others in the United States.
DR.. T. win also attend to the wants of tho
public in the treatment Of female diseases, and
especially that distressing maiady, called hemor-
rhcis or piles, VIII CHI are treated OH scienrInc
botanical principles.
DR.. II. received his education in one of the
best medical colleges in the United States, and
IL also familiar with the latest hospital practice;
and therefore feels fully prepared exercise his
professional skill upon scientific principles.
Gk.TIn treatment of the Eye, no fee will be ia
ken until an improvement is experienced.
PIainield. July Is. GIG n6- 6m
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High School.

A. MCINTOSH takes pleasure in in.
forming the citizens of Joliet and vicinity
that he will commence the fall term IF a
select school on Monday the Goth inst,
in East Joliet. His system of instruction
is thorough, simple and practical. Cult
waiting and developing the mental and
physical faculties of the pupil will be held
paramount to 0crammiHg." Mathematics
will receive particular attention. No eff.
forts will be spared to render the s;ndies
pleasing and the requirements substantial.
6TThree weeks of the first part ofthe
term will be devoted to common school
branches, and improved systems of teach
ing. All DESTROYS of becoming acquainted
with these Improvements, will do well
to attend.
Tuition.
Common Branches, $500
Higher do. 400
Toliof Oct r 1915
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6TThe Mississippi steamer Tom
Corwin struck log and sunk on the 2nd
inst, and drove ofcattle which was ON
board were drowned. The whole a total
loss.
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Toilet, March, 10. 1916.
GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE
At the Farmers Store.

At the Farmers Store.
N A. WATSON. is nov opening at
Ds Wilmington one of the NEST extea-
sive complete and we'll selected SIocG Of Mer-
chandiss ever reee ivcI at this place.
WO0LLEN GOODS
Brnadcloihs, Ca:sincis, Satinetis, Pulled cloth,,
Sleeps Grey, Kentucky jeans, Linseys, FIanneI.,
Blankets, Hosiery, and threads.
WO0LLE.N SHlWLS
in every variety and shade OF color, quahty aui
price.
.4LP.9C.4
Black, Blue, Silk plad, and Figured Ailapaea
Cashmeres AMI DE Lanes.
COTTON GOODS.
The assortment is most complete; consisting in
part, cf Shrtings I'd ShseIings. Blue and white
Drilling, Canton F1snnels, Ticking, Hickory
Silesia canbriek. Balling, wiekinss AMI Cotton
Yarn. ALSO,
F.iNoY C.4LIcoES,
altogether unIivalIed in beauty of pattern, and
While his stock ri Linen Basging, IIoIlons
Russia deeper, is full AMI pi.es low.
YESTENG.
Rich Silk Velvet, Back Satin, CasEners, and
heavy winter vestings.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, Coffes, MoIasses, Tea Rice. Fish. pepper
Spice, Cineman, Ginger, Tobacco, Liquors, Dye
stuffs, Hardware, cruekery, Bsats and shoes,
Hats and Caps, and every variety Of Goods
suited to The wants of the Farmer and the CHR
zen.
lE-Al Of the above articles can be bought a.
hicago prices, for. Casls produce.
Wilmington, Oct. 1, 1915.
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Jaekso ,'a Grove oct. I3. ls4h.
ROCK RIVER SEMINARY.

Mount Morris. III.
HENHEfalllerm Of this Institution will open on
II the 18th of August, and continue eleven
weeks.
TERMS.
Tuiticn in Common English Branches for
the Perm, $500
Higher English Branches, 500
Board, Washing, Fuel, and Room rem,
per week, I,5e
Incidentals and Bed-washicg. for the
Term, 90
Studentsfurnisli Beds, Towels, and Lights.
P.JUDSON, Agent.
Mount Morris, July %, l845. Milf
SCARFS.-J. A. Mai.cson has JUST Teceisca
doz. silk stripe Heinani Scarfs; also adoz
Polka do.
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= GLOVISS AND MITTENS.

GLOVES And MI TENS.
800 pair Buck Gloves and Mittens,
SO do Heavy Stage Drivers Buck gloves
50 do Lined diving gloves,
% do Lined aud Ribbed silk Gloves
for sale at tlle old stand of L1we's Cheap Store.
Oct 81 1915
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Joliet steam Foundry.

TENHE Subscriber continues to manufac.
Il ture Castings ofall kinds, for custom.
ers at short notice, Having recently erect
ted large addition to his establishment,
he is enabled to furnish all kinds ofcas
tings as cheap as any in the West.
THRESRINa MACHINES
Oftwo varieties-Stationary cleaners, &
Locomotive cleaners, containing the la
test Improvements, and finished in su-
perior style constantly on hand.
All kinds of Grist mill, Saw mill, and
Factory gearing furnished to order from
the latest improved patterns.
Hollow ware, Ploughs, and other ar
ticles usually furnished at such establish
ments constantly on hand.
Scrap Iron received in exchange for cas-
tings or work.
M. L. ADAMS.
Toilet, March, 10. 1916.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-01
III ED.

In this Village. by the Rev. Mr.. Taylor
on the 24th ult. Mr.. MeGiIlivray and Miss
Betsey Franklin of the Wilmington Pre-
cinct.