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THE MEDICAL VIRTUES oftl
GOODS! GOODS! .VesC Goods at .Hsgcei0Ss Prices.

FRANKLIN R. TAYLOR,
 HAS Just returned irom N. Orleans, with several HI inyoicesef Dry Goods, Hats. Shoes. Groceries. &c. &c.. which were bonght at auction. justreceiv ed per s. B. Republic. and in store. the following. viz: assd calicoes, brown holland, hosiery, linen, ding fringes, broad cloths. pilot cloths, lnseys, gambrocr. naasguito bars, Lacot's patent thread, spool cotton, napkins, diappef. red and white fan nal, blankets, summer coats, over coats summer pants vests tsbie covers, shzHls hdkis tapes but tots, hooks and eyes. pins needles, thimhes, sis- penders. gloves, ians parasols quis, tuck eonabs, side combs. back coaubs. sassEs, gtohs lanterns. blscking Taxofs razor strops. knives, knives, and forks, table and -tea spoons, carving knives. and orks scissors gnbiris acrordions, toilet giasses, brush brcosns. percussion caps, stseiPens Spectaees fancy boxes, shaving soap, macassaf and bears oil, hair brushes cologne dressing pipes powder dasks, letter paper. yiolns coffee mils Selves tun bIers. hats, boots. rice tobacco, Cogniac brandy, Holland gin, M4sera and Cbam pa gne wines, s0gars sperm candies. S<c. sSc. The above will be snd low to close coiasignmeFss, al auction prices.
 F. K. TAYLOR.
 Little Beck March 25 18s6-2S-6m
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.ppIgs. CANDLES, po-

] TAToES, &e, ..,. S p,,.irsd per stsoasr .arsaa'a' ''a'' 5 rIs pRiEp APPLk3 Aoisioes; |:||xes No. I tobacco
 .ss lead
 les candles
 assorted '''d''ia k. s- aLDElcH:
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Flour, Iron Ac.

. Bbls saperhne fio'u, aoOo lbs Bar Iron. sssoIted,
 200 lbs Hoop iron, assorted, TOO lbs Round iron, assorted, iG Kees No. White Lead, Hind Bacon Sides. l.. s..;.ed ser Arkansas Mai. aud ic1 TIT s.'r .s
 ,,e Rock. Noy. i9, lS+5. VI
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NOTICE. he Graefenherg Company

LX specla5fy 1sssf0ns 0i refs0ilaE iHlfFrffr A ujth Merehaais, Booksellers. and others, wi,o a I'll tae city cf New Fork during fhF present Y s&16 ahe Company are prepared to oaer pR-
 t6nxsTsp NrrcEMEsys to parties who may 1fzposed io art as Agenss for their medicines :; h1eeinenss dsatcan De nach better explained m slyS9aai interyiew than by letter
 tA1ce is af No. ~ John street up siaifs, and gsntI en Mill End fiseif iateresf edrafed by gir- IF tA ompsny call
 shoui taay cae cessfe an Agency. who cappct
 E. BARTON, Secrtsasy Graetsnberg Company New fsEk fugnss, isss. Slim.
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J. M. PHILLIPS,
Nofice.

|uuxuszzsS,se f1toTroN PLANTERS. wbo sils M s1s I-l consiga their cottens to ths m has,se ~. q of JoHS C. PRATT S to;, , nse " --~b leans, can be furnished "isi nagssaks ss al : ps, and Twine , at New se oIifss hs sbpsinr ., @ el s''A' :. II. fuCkkk,
 Markham street. Litsie keck ept. Is. isa4.-~i-H
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Sears Pictorial Horks giren away f0 per soas sRbscribiag for Dortiag's Hsstory of Romdniss, or he .4mericaa Staiesmaa's .M4nnat.
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Beautiful Pictorial 6 Emble-
 matic Bindings.

Rsady .f1r Harpeys' slegaasiy illGmtaaisd Blble. s0-Persons collecting six copies of this Bible, aad forwarding them to the subscriber. with directions, will receive the binding of one copy gratis.
 Pattern No. l. consists of splendid collection of Is beautiful Scripture Views; No. 2, Magnificent Views of Trinity Church and of the Communion Window Table and Service No. 3. The Israelites taking possession of the Promised Land, and The Transfgurstion of Christ on the Mount; No. 1. 4 beautiful English and French style combined.
 F.. WALKER, III Falton street, .S.. York. 38-lSw
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Clocixss Clocks! HE sA.ze-ssssea hxx rnreisesl, and h ssqre, la g, 5Qxef u q n.AzesAAJ Ejpekss lwsx5sntpa3
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DIaS ssss uf sssEy Srseription, viii be sxecxf. sz ssllsfs szf desysss at sIis viss
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DlSsSlLUTION.
CopartnerNIaip.

TYRE undersigned have this day associated th. I seisea together for the trsnsseiion of q C Es AE coaNfsioN EpssnEss in this city. under. 6rn of PRATT < RELKNAP. 0fssce, @ C. sireet.
 JOHN c. PRATT,
 s. r. BELKNAs. New Osleans, Sept. !, Ists. s-t
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Call and judge for Yourselves!
 JuSt Receired, 0 x SACKS of the best Rio Coffee; [C 1 hhds of N. oglears sugar, a superior
 ariieie,
 s hbis ol Molassess
 l5 bnsheses of dried apples;
 l5 bbis of Flour, < 10 do of Onions; n boxes of soap
 box of Garden Seeds, kc. Ia afs .n ksx. sy.rn,at .Sacr4rasnf If
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EE1(f4TR

6rT HHLS asssoass sapsTzss Fics::, : Af q Bags do dc.
 - e aecsa rss S n ness.hz.e and ass s4le by aWMs 3: wAI
 Mas jlti lsss Y
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i.LOUGEES.
 0 A SMALL east pleagsss, with points extras Z tN RowfaDds sI and feet mill and erow cat szws, AEnes sp@es patent sssaw cutters; hay forks and rakex grain cries; seythe snaths; gxres hoes; corn milis nails and flooring brads: wrasght nails; anyils, vices; screw platass siedge and hand-ham- merss Hnaisx axss; broad saiagEing and axe.hsieh- cts, wrapping paper; dFaaing kaives. enamelied k~sties; shne plneefs and hammers; steel and iron sqaaress tn. b<ok-ease. and cupboard Iocks; cars penter'k knob Iosks; piase locks; gun lo1Ks: gan nipples, wood screws; coffee tAiyIs; handszw. aat and haE foand Gies: coach wrenches; OK chains; smooth jack, and pointer planes; spoke slaves; shoe peg eatIeEs; dcor Springs. se.
 Reesised and fir sale, by
 wM. B. WAIT. Aprii sish-si.tf
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For saIe or Lease.
 V I.lsiIe Rask Thsaire wlll sss sse as ls1ssti S |sss 1lsea nsofsss tefps Apaiy. to. -sF K ma. < . ll AIse c tfB, FIsssEssor
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WI. R. MILTON,

ATT OR NEY AT LAW,
 oFrlcE--At Fl D,rada. Union county, AEk's. January, IS46 x-u.
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~ N4.zee q ylsftss
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5FkRM Fer SALE.

-. Eps ii,iei.igaed fIeEs Iar sale his syaluals
far y, si.,,aird sa the rad from JOi,I 60 Rock
i'm ~ w ilWhigioss Ia eoa,sa:ss on hundred
sntsEaty acTes - land stdid which tissl,t
Is te bEs; Isls.y. sHbctl sssss r,srr geoi cetlti
satiTn, aE9st hases. sI.hlihx scc.i aala g
stSeam, af wsstrFUtunnE flIrnasf IL fhe farm
- Beautifully sifSaisti NJ the heal 0f jackson
t;rasr,, iand and IL atIss bes'
iq.saIit5 ,askny person wishing 20 pnrahstse avai
tale. rllesp: aad desiFahis far,as w1ssld t0 vel
40 csgl on the subs :roef living on ssEGc,hi t
ID j. StlUI.ilZ
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JoiioS steam iFoaiIal.ys


fENHE Subscriber continues to manufac.
= aure Castings ofall kinds. fbr custom
-eFs AT short notice, Having reeenfiy erect.
ted 4 largc addition to his establishments,
he iseuahled TO furnish all kinds cfcas.
.tingsas cheap as any 10 the West. a
TzxRHszxNG 1RAOzI1fHs +
|OftNo varieties Stationary cleaners, 4
Locomotive cleaners containing the ls.
lest improvements, and finished IN . 81.
nerios styles constantly on hand.
AILkinds Of Grist mill. Saw. mill, and
factory gearing, furnished io;erier from
|fl,e latest Improved paitetns. 'sse
Hollow ware, Plonghs, and other a.
|ticles usually furnished atsuch .sstAAllsh
|nents constantly on hahda
SctapIron received ID exchange for cas-
|iings or work.
NJ. L. ADAMS.
Joliet. March. 10. Is4e.
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Com,sOck's Gems n POETRY.

tsl NY SAKE ssDss l - the ear'Ps
sn. xyno,'.'s. i'eFas shaii m7r re tgses' berth
,ssrn inc ase'hi sentepee ar hsfs aIspss hoard
y, ~ nane weak = ei.
M, ~ 'sr,'es ~ w.'r.s o. nrn laire
49, r's'st :, prn,a'n lngt sentence
I. -, =, M - ess
49,, .'.s aus Fons 9 = ''r'nes aIeff,
,s -
Ter streams whose imni,i u.;,r,rs Wv, - J;.,,
a. fair \ sKy M e,er l,,l;a knew
n !, an. ,h,t hra,,,y--I:l. re,,,,.,, 5. lie.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

TgYiif. SURs, RIsER is duly constituted Agent
\ 4 FIR the Eetna and Projection Iasursnce
Compat,,es, Of ii.pford, :oanecIicGt. sud is pre-
par.Ii "a fake ERE risks, on all descriptions Of
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Blras, Stores.
Merchandise, Ilousehold Goods, Furniture, ke.
.rLese companies are so fayorably knpw shpough-
cut ,tn,r ica asi0 make Comments ana reIernn.:es
unnecessary. - -. 4. ~, 1.,sss.s 81 ~
Application far Insurance will BE- recsivrd
ihrpaeh ). w. Rpwen, Esq, Joliet, and H"rrn
X blackstone. si.pckpnrf, whose nrvey OF build-
Eng. will be taken al the risks of the abUye coHi-
Iauiss ,-~sa g, S. uUBBARD,Ag't.
Ofice, Sohh Wafer S,geet. an q 1-A
=, ca;cas,, May "a. ,si6 =. ass ..ss5.a m
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CAP7URR OFT Public opinion
Is decidedly ia favor Of calling into ilnne-
date service that part Of the 50 900 vol
ln;eers Of yet mustered, with the. Yiew
Of capturing Tampico and opening = di-
rect intercourse by water with San Luis
de Potosi, at which Place General Taylor
tray be expected in November. Several
regiments from this State are yet 90 he
called into service. As usual, however.
our naval officers find difficulty preseia..
Ting iiselfin auexpedition to Tampico, in,
the bars which prevent the entrance of
large vessels. One would suppose that
. mode If surrounding this difficulty might
! be found in the employment oflarge trans-
ports, 90 convey the troops trUrn this port.
and small vessels in which they can dis
embark. Ships on the no ID Of the bar
1re frequently driyenfo sea, but when IN
smooth water 10 the seHthwand, the de-
barkation is not difficult. Tampico is not
regularly fortified. but has some works
which have been hastily throws up. aud
which must be first taken or destroyed l,ys
gun boats. A landing, however, could
be made few mics north of the town,
which caHuot stand a siege. AnnniGnDe.
ded navigation! Of the Tampico river for
st2J miles, is the great object which rem.
ders ihecaplure Ct than commercial town
necessary, as supplies hy that Tjyercan he
thrown into San Luis direct. The road
TO Mexico branches otto the southwest
passing direct To the capital, which is as
near as from Vera Cruz. The low mar
shy position ST Tampico makes the Place
unhealthy, the romitO prevailing during
abe fall months. But an entrance once
secured in TnmPico river, would soon
pace the division in Lealihy region OF
country. Peace is no longer thought Of
or talked Of by the Mexicans. And tue
people ofthis country. without distinction
Ofparfy, satisfied that we have made great
Efforts and sacrifices. are now in favor,
not only of prosecuting the war with
,rigoF, but making Mexico pay the expcn-
eSs' fss} e.if 1s.s,5oe@
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- GovERSoR EEEcr.-We regret to
learn, says the Charleston Globe Of the
10Th, that the health Of the Governor c.
lect continues bad and may probably de-
Privc him Of the opportunity Of visiting
portions ofthe state, previous to the sitting
Of the Legislature, which we know he
was anxious to do. isua -
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SPLENDID STOCK OF 80 sl.s ii
NEW GOODS, ut L OCkPORT

n e - nv
NORTON 81 BLACKSTONE have just received from New
STocxov
ias'ss STE = Rsy Stsi'
Nails, So o e, and
s,ade Medicine
ia
tu.d shuegzf
pne,s.
all
u kunrLS irmhr 80 y.
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EaIlsssf..s

g a Due Bili of $3.50. ID Ia
vor 81 Michael Conner. against
Waiser d. nc Donald &Co. Dated
Sapl. 18th, 1916.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
HARD w ARE.

30 iHOZ. Table Knives & folks.
25 pnz. Pocket Knives.
% Dog. German Silver Tea
SlN'anls. 6 .ln tlc Table Spo"ns.
Pad I.urks, Mcitlr cocks. meneral X NIL,
cottage Locks cottage Stop Latches. Iron
-qra-es, 81 ;nnd Saws" Razcrs = re ,ssina caps.
prawisg Knives, Rasrs end Files. stSp,Irs.' :
spseiarirs. Steei p-us hv the card Ri .sivins
sans. Brass Buns an4 Sc eve. ,vrnaes, Nails.
fnff.e Mills. stivife Sives.s' I:r ~ scno,s. co
els. Amts Shoerls. Mahn-ny Kao,s. spai a,el
NuIse f'ra.is. and S.sgers for saIe at LOVES
heap knsi Sure, Chicago ST.
sii Get 27.'J6 10y
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High Scllt,s,l.

A. MCINTOSH takes pleasure in in
forming the citizens Of Joliet and vicinity
that he viii commence the fall term II a
select school on slanday the 26th inst,
in East yoliet. His system Of Instruction
is thorough, simple and practical. Cult.
vaiing and developing the mental and
physical faculties Of the pupil will l,e he'd
paramount To s.cralnming." Mathematics
win receive particular attention. No Ell.
forts viii he spared 10 render the sthdie-
pleasing and the requirements substantial.
~ Three weeks Of the first part ofthe
Term will he devoted to common :hool
branches. and improved systems Of teach
ing. All DESTROYS ofhecoming acquainted
with these improvements, will dc well
to- attend.
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S, Icn,IiI Farm, IA. Coz Sale.

DOs1R TRIMMINGS -8lineral p Knobs
IL Carpenters best Rim and Mors:res Locks
Ncrfok auii Patient Ring Door Handles, asp
Butts AMI Screws, Blind Trimmings. &:.s a. the
Stone' S:ore, Fast JOliet.,sf- .saa~ = yglBH
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EMPORIUM OF FAsHIONI

u Ndt: IN lersignrd bcss lsrve 20 inform the
citizens oi Ioisi and vicinity that he mas
rrcrivcd Ina PARIS. LONDON. 1n1 PiiiLA.
yDisi.P TIA Fashions. tie is n6aS prepares. &c
execute work ia tho mos, fashi9nable style. 2o4 /,
S;'p-un,ler the sign nf Emporinm Of Fash.
sioA." Bi4J Street, Joliet N, syassa u Tyr I
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TIARRTAD

80 In Joliet on the 22I iast., by Daniel
Curtis Esq, Mr.. GEoRGE ARNoLD 10
Miss Lydia Z. PALMER, all OfJoliet. S
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= The GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY.
fBiq 81 ,uoI Winners Hfi
PICTORIAL SYRUP,
.,,.s of Hoarl.ouad and Elecampaae.4

J
NO of Hoarhouad and ElecamPane.a
fETnrivated fog rhe cure OF Coughs. Colds.
Asthma, >piiins of Blood, cHhooPins
Caasl, difficulty Of Br aIhing, pleuFlsy, .ehsumP-
ton, and all diseases Of chs Lungs. sf..f.t,
Bronchitis, a disease that is sending thousands
10 n prenas.re grave uader the fc;i-ioas hams Of
consumption, can be eu,ed BY the use it,is assd-
icine. For several years past this Imedieins, has
ibeeS in oss in Canada, where it has beco ne uni.
,v.fsaIIy known, andis considered The besrmedi-
cine in USE fcf all paiimanafy diseases. TIE
great success which has afiendsdsits use IN that
eDIntFy, aad tn; snany truly won'eFlul cures 10
has slieeted, as indicad the propreIors 20 ia
trodlee u into the United States, confident % in
being tlss ma safs and valua5ie remsdy ever dis
coyered, AMI asiap,sd To all diseases Of ths lungs,
when 4 y of the fuiciiuui do not perform their
natural OF healthy aet:o ,exertiag mni grateful
and soaiiing innslenee over tae functions OF The
whole systems, Diminishing excitement when sx-
crssive aIlayiaE iTrtations -oTeness aud pin, A.
sDeetlily' imlIariing Tene~edrigoF 10 me whole
fans. =. ~ aal-- e4ez 80.
DRaoxLYS, January % 1876.
Messrs. Winer s. ca 81 Maiden Lane, New
York -1Sifsf Al frIefl Of niue hearing me CON.
nlaia Of = very sevese cough and hoarseness, to-
g.theT with a distress from which had suffered
fIr some Tins back, caused by severe cold sod.
deIily taken, purchased bottle Of Jour syrup OF
tlOdTnOuu0 anu Ls~CatppHtte3 -
;yhen I eommsnced IskIng il, 1 could not speak
above my eaih, ,lo5.eOHd slsep ieiihosts itiR
I'D IN mo 5tt ptoif sftts night, My eoush spss,
!, sent. stnaid be iiesss6ht, - As % deprive me &C
s.eep; but afsst t4kipg thsse osts HE searSsness
va m .ca plieyeds tsgslaes with ilie pain caused
by conghirg; have e1rtinued is use paiil have
taken abs,ut ops half o. TIE bottle. am peTfaet-
Iy free lr6m am ssdeh now, au6 am convinced
lhai il tbsd.nOt obtained relief, Tie ,iBaamatioa
81 Gfs 3snsS US9sced ihereIv, would have brought
on Cesnu,nNionil a Is esttsinly the bss. medic
einf 4 hare ever ,akea ins cough. THE eject .
zoos klt, and will do all in my power % Hsslks
Il kn0an TO ny ifislds. s.,..s.sf s5s
5otss sft gIssY Yours. with mseh Rsatt1de,
e1a4al 81 B. aioDlEfTf,s2t Fronts g.
a Prepared and sold Ri.oIesais and retail, BIZ
John W ,nss & Ca 80 Maiden Lanss N. ~ sale
prcnsie,ors for tie United States. .Solts By
ctiAS. .t1.EMENf, sssnt for Joliet; also By
. Is. AZ. H3fCE, gent for Chicago, NJ
80
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r EAA DOZ. Spools cotton thread Tor
AOV sale At loves by the dozen.
. Oct. 81. 194i. mT9ltsE II 4
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!. Is GOODS.
a;HE q. EsAa T. NJ

Opposite Mercdant's ROu, Bigf SD
aETNssj iss received frs..n New York his Fall
I and Hint,r siosk uf Gnods, which have
sell 4Iish. fIur ready paw as cheap. ~ a fiitie
acbeap:r. tiai any other IRE III the eosaty.-
Crest rare hrs bern taken IN 8 irting gnd eds
expressly for This market. Ills stock CONSISTS ~
Dry tSoSls. o. OTIS. i.oks, s, Grceefies, Hard
ware, Z siccksry, Glassware, Pals. Drugs. Rye
asaiffs. Prints, t,jf=, &c.. &c. Our ffteni. aud
shp public genei ally ara it tied 10 cali aal ex.
smile our goods and prices, before pirchasirg
elPs heTa 80 - = - ~ ssi.ts -4essss
3 Produce received in paysnens
for GOODS. ~ Jai.',i ri, e. 1916
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THE following is from the correspond
icnce ofthe New York Heard:
ORDERSTO GEN. TAYLOR, &c.
WAsnxaroN. Oc,. 5. 1s4e.

81 @ WAsnxGToN Oct. 5, 1916.
We arc appraised from a reliable au-
a ihority shat u special messenger, or mes
b. sage, has beeh DESPATCHED from the war
department this morning direct 20 Gen.
Taylor a Monterey. instructing him, II
he has anticipated the order, To take pos.
Sc i q Of the / y with all proper speed.
and % iostly H.; AID, leaving sufficient
tar isO1 hosriial there, 10 march foI-
var without delay upon Salillo. and
" onward till otherwise ordered. lie isl
2 levy upon the country Cor supplies, hut TO
guard rigidIy against any personal in.
dignities upon the Inhabitants, and all un,
authorised inyasions of their private
lq HOSES are Pcremt toriiy interdicfed.
.5.eiG 4 KNDwIxG G:LAsS.--I'here are some
men, who, Judging from their own opin.
J ions Oftncm selves sit cOmplacently on
- Jhe very summit Of Wisdom. Ask one
ofthcSe modern So!Ons what he thinks of
1is,ar S Balsam of Wild CHERRY, and
he will nj once tell yon It is aUAcK
mUABuc. This sweeping assertion be
makes Without any knowledge whatever
81 It's virtues -of is being prepared byI
afegnnr and veteran physician. or Of
.itsuniycrsal success IN the cure Of all et
feciions Of he Pulmonary Organs
Us. There are many ,wo decry all patent
Iuedicines merely because lis fasIliona.
u bic Ia do SO. And were beloved moth.
e er or sister Of one Of these conceded wise
ones 10 he restored from 4 lingering sick.
nessioe entire health, ny the use OF Wis.
& laf's Balsam Of Wild Cherry Gas may a
one has becR,l such persons could scarce.
ia y muster moral courage sufficient 10 al
81. lude 10 1t. when others were malicious
u dcnouncing the medicine as worth.
Tess. ssi eA ,yim,o5 gasIeea
: Tic genuine Nislar's Balsam Of Wild
Y Cherry is sold at ,...s MATrESON'S {
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:. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

49, ADMINESTRATOR'SsSALE.
o. BY virtue of an order of the Circuit Court Of
IlF county, NE win offer for sale, at pbIis ven-
itI attii /. Clerks Office in joiief, On TIE 9Th
.day of December between the lsours OF ten
a. NJ. ans. 4 r. NJ 8, 80 acres rf Iand, beins i,c
els .ian of the south ives: quarter OF section
"a, waship 3jY range 10. east of the third Prin-
eipal msfi@ian, being part oftae Real Esia:e o
Phil;p Scott deceased. ~ Z, ~ 81 ''s'i@l5s
Oci. ~ 1916. - y - t's'ise
WILLIAM FLADSELB, Admir-
FANNY ,kENDRICK. ,Adm.x
TuNtS K;NDRtCK. .Adln'r BY yishl
OF his wife oi lac estate OF Philip Sc'ih died.
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CLOTH DRESSING

CLO1Et1 llhESOIINO
Done a urea sonabis terms and Al short notice
Maze but the hest worknsR. will Ne employed.
N. D. Persms eo,ning from Q distance With
a qiAntityof VooIta be earded or manufactured
ad obliged TO stay over night, shall be TO no IN.
p.nse. a3saG - ]. a. MAfTESON.
IInlisf,s ;fay 2tsf. le4S a M
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:. l.aaa TO FARMERS .5sl.
II 5ae5 JOLIET
lWOOHlen Factory.

The Subscriber sill keep on hand . large
issoilmeni Of eisih Ofhis ewn manufactu.s Which
he prapnses 10 exchange for wool. He will gle
one yasdef good heaey cloth FER two and haif
paun1s Of wool Of the same quality; o. he will
work wool Upsp shares as follows: give one bali
me cIoih the eai makes b, receiving eight ets-
per yard frasn <he customer upon his half He
will also if,anaft etdrc tor cusiomers BLANKETS
4 FLANNEL as well as SAIL
NETT & Full. CLOTH. 81 BIZ
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SALE.

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EEGnI'Y acsF sc als.s tsle, ians.> I,el,n.eirs
LIE Asepa At ebsses. md bleax sIss wrss half
g slle ma ~ Sest a|iasfer n er :. !. shin 81.
81 tl,r Faet leading fr.,un To-
i e y Ottawa. ahpus Isailea frem ,1sff Sru,es.
plAsss ikhs laad is9f this bnFs rtltlisv. 10 4 tue
canal p<ssys thg On earser pf IL. nh a.
Fshrs yi i,s being stu esE sls hsse4ef the
feieoEaisd ~ Jolis's axes Il usasl sdseiraols
lqe ss;or. ne arose hsFihaa Ias,l will h. s. Ia
~ s5kfurea psirs ieappiirasinn s,nasls
fieTelgpas si,iins nears his place. bnsea saaei =
81 4stIl ~ 80 fll = ssol " ~. I'd FIsI.. =
A 10 AOl 49,, +
ALlI.p pc tsaps sishpiIss efaims aganist lisss b
safe 81 ssswnpi PEI tins siiseases arsnoEiiiedHad
rsuA6setL ~ pFeseia sshG Same tsrsadi usatiDns NJ
the FERN ii ihs Prai7se tinaa oFs n ~ esnnasy.
IL ne hallsn ~ al.a nso M lis Rtohass skstiee,
ii lolie,. On Tuesday she ilih day af 1eembcf
AMOS FELLOWS.
EPHRAfM PERKINS. A"an11
Jol,.s. &c. a 1876 no ew
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RE p. HUE MeFr'mae priats for sale 4
GO I.aws,-l hs 'iiis piece ~. ssf kssaP
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-06-27
A GOOD HlT ron A YOUTH.

An old chap ~ Connecticut, who was one o
the most niggardly men IN that part Of the eoun.
try, carried on the backsmiling business vor,
extensively and, AZ is generally the case n
that state, boarded all Of his own hands. And
10 show he envied The men wha, they cat, he
would have a bowl OF bean, soup dished 90 ioi
himself to cool, while that for The hands was
served up in large pan just from the boiling
pot. This old fellow had an apprentice who
was rather uDlucky among The hot irons, ire.
quen,ly burning his fogers. The old man chi.
ded him severely one day for being so careless
How can tell!' said the boy, when they are
hot unless they are red
'Never touch anything again till you spit on
it lift don't hiss it won't burn
In day or Two the old man sent the boy in
to soc Il his bowl of soup was cool The boy
went in--spit in the bowl; of course the soup
did not hiss. lie went back and told the boss
all was right.
Dinner, cried he.
All hands run; down sat the old man at the
head of the table; in went large spoonful of
boiling hot soup to his mouth.
! 'Good heavensn cried the old man. in the
greatest rage. what did you tell me that lie
fort ouyoung rascal!'
Il did not Iie,' said the boy innocenty. You
told me to spit on any thing to try if il was hot
spit lnyour bowl and the soup did nc. Ai1s, %
supposed 1t was cool.
Judge of The effect on the jours. That boy
never was IN want of friends among the Journey
men after that Gin Cour.