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w RS. MCPHERSON, has just received from
I'VE New York another assortment of Twisted Silk
aad Berage Shawls aud Scarfs. apes
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w A N T S

WANTED. middle aged sr elderly woman
| w to do the work in a small family, a short dis
lance in the country Liberal wages will be given Il
one that can come well recon me ded Anply nj hi
| Office. ap2S-tf
| GITUATION WAKTED-By a Young man
~ IN Wholesale or retail dry goods store, or any
other respectable mercantile business where he cou d
render himself generally usefulto his employer. The
pest OF references given. Apply at
l.. F. sCOTTI's Intelligence Office,
apps No. III Exchange Place.
W. ANFED- LABORERS on the Schuyl-
w Kill Canal from Philadelphia to Pousville.-
masons u 80 per day. Laborers ST., and constant EN-
ploymeht the whole spring and summer. Masnns
ana LabOrers wishing to be employed will make ap-
phcatiun Immediately
LEWIS F.sCOTTps Intelligence offce,
apo lOExchange Place.
SITUATION WANTED. By Boy about
- 10 years of age, Of good character in any Kind
oil respectable business Apply at
L'F. SCOTTI'S intelligence Office,
apo NO. 10 Exchange Place.
WAhTED-A UHILD's NURSE. One with
GOOD recommendations will hear of good
situation applying at this office. apIS If
"ANTED-$4O for . years; it will be secured
wv by real estate, in the city worth S24OO; and
title indsputabIe
ALSO, WANTED-ssOO, for . or years-it will
also be secured by real estate in the city, worth
uodole the amount, title indisputable Apply quick
ly at LEWIS r. SCOI"Ci,S
apis 10 Exchange Place,
ENARM WANTED. The subscriber would be |
pleased to rent a Farm within a short distance |
OF me cy ana for which fair rent will be eveR.-
ADDRESS, with particulars, Box No. 2O7 Post Office.
EGO
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. Wanted,
IL aUOO pounds of prime BUT FER weekly, the year
round Tor which contracts will be taken. Any Far
mel wishing to contract for the above article, will
ADDRESS (post paid) sc. w W." Baltimore, stating
lhe quantity and quality they can furnish daily or
weekly. mh23tf
TENAKE NTEDDAIIY-Clerks,
n book Keepers bar keepers, Porters for stores;
English Teacher; COachmen; Ostlers; Wagoners;
oVerseers; 20 labOrers; Agents; 90 Cooks Washers,
and lroners; Chambermaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
travelling Maids; Seamstresses; House,keepers and
anumber of other situations too numerous to mention
and too valuable to lose. Families have only to give |
me call and theirwant will be Immediately attend
ed TO- Servants sent from my office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. F. SCOTTI,
apl7 No, 10 Exchange Place, |
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WI RS. NICK EkSON hast just received from
I'VE New York an assortment of Cambria and Swiss
Edgngs and lnserings, some very low priced apes
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NMT invite the attention OF the
w ladies to our extensive assortment of supe-
rior and common TEA TRAYS and WATERS
Also large variety Of rich Card, Cake and Bread
BASKETS; recently imported and for sale low tube
Furnishing Warehouse of
JAMES CORTLAN Son, IS Batimore-st
APT nearly 0ppnstc the Genre Ma ket.
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FOR SALE & RENT.

,hfEhA, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
NE:!1 A House and Lot on INT North side of Ross
HaNiis street, nearly opposite me inter ection OF
klnsLP aca street. having front OF 20 feet on Ross
street, and running back 100 feet all Alley, subject
to ground rent Of Sl5 per annum, viii he sold bar
gain. This property is situated in lhc most healthy
part of the city, and from the many Improvements
making in the neighbOIhood, very profitable invest
ment may be made Apply at the Clipper Office, l34
Baltimore street. ap3 dtf
FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY EUh SA LE.
,A4ssS. HOUSE and LOT situated on the north
@sEi.I side of Cough street, door west of Bond
EiN,ii street. The lot fronts 5 feet on Coughs
MI IL running back rs feet, with the convenience
OF side alley leading to the yard. The house is
TWO story Brick Dwelling, with two rooms floor,
and kitchen back, with good dry cellar, and has
always commanded, and is now occupied by, a good
and punctua tenant. For further particulars, apply
at this Office mhlt-ff
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Ely PULVERMACHER,
Ut No. 81 PRATT STREET,
Will open THIS MORNING several cases of French
MILLINERY, RIBBONS, EMBROIDERfES, and
several fancy articles.
GLE SALON. DIES NODES"
ls under the man lsement of MADAME AOELalDE
BENEDICT, Of New York. Madame A. Benedict
having had fourteen years experience in the hrst
French houses sf New York, is enabled 20 execute
all orders le at the establishment, in the most tasty
and neaiesi style, with the greatest promptness'
F. PULVERMACHER, therefore, bsgs leave to
call eattention of the Ladies to judge of the ABOVE
named articles, before purchasing elscw ere.
Several cartoons of RIBBONS at astonishing low
prices for l24, worth 25; for lSa, worth 3It tof 20
worth 37l cts yard. APPS
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SITES GALVANIC RINGS


"A AND MAGNETIC FLUID,
~ emarkable discovery comprises an entirely
"a I'd novel application of the mysterious power OF
I Wanism, as remedial agent. The GALVANIC
NGS, in connection with the MAGNETIC FLUID,
ave been used with entire success in all cases OF
RHEUMATISM, acute or chronic, applying 10 the
Fad, face or limbs;
Z Govt
Tic DolOreux,
TOothache, Bronchitis,
Vertigo, Nervous or sick Head
Ache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy,
Epilepsy, Fits, Cramp, PalpatiOn of the
Heart, ApOpeXy, Stiffness of JOINTS Spinal
!, Complaints, Lumbag0, Neuralgia, Nervous IRE
( mours, Dizziness of the Head, Pains in the
Chest and Side, General Debility, Def
: cheney of Nervous and Physi-
cal eTgy, and all
the Nervous Dis
orders.
an cases of DYSPEPSIA, which is simply neT-
us arrangement OF the digestive organs, they have
aen found equally successful. The RINGS are Of
tferent prices being de of all sizes, and of vari
ornamental patterns, and can be worn by the most
ccate female without the slightest inconvenience.
THE GALVANIC BELTS, BANDS,
BRACELETS, sc.
'fe notifications of the Invention, and are recon-
ended in more chronic cases of disease, where the
ngs do not possess sufficient intensity or power
ey are adapted to the waist, arms, wrists, les,
|sst or any part of the body with perfect ease. Any
vanic power that is required may thus be obtained,
Ia no complaint which the mysterious agent of Gal
nism can effect, will fail to be permanently reev'
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HRISTIE'S GALVANIC STRENGTHENING


These articles form a important addition TO the
lvanic Rings, acting upon the same principle, but
wing the advantage of more local application. As
effectua means for str Tightening the system when
oilitated by disease other causes as certain aid
constitutional weakness as preventive for colds,
in all affections of the chest generally, the GAL
MIC STRENGTHENING PLASTER will be found OF
TAT and permanent advantage.
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WANTED. A middle aged or elderly woman
w to do the work in small family, short dis
lance in the country. Liberal wages will be given 10
one that can come well recommended. Apply at thi,
Office. a1l5if
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CHRTsTIE's MAGNETIC FLUID.

used in connection with the Rings and their mod
cations. This composition has been pronounced by
sench Chemists to be one of the most valuable dis
Bveries ofmOdern science. II is believed to possess
e remarkable pow er of rendering the nerves sensi-
e to Gavanic action, by this means causing con-
aration of the influence at the seat Of disease, and
Is giving rapid and LCrmanent relief.
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SITUATION WANTED. By a Boy about
- 10 years of age, of good character, in any kind
OF respectable business. Apply al
L.F, SCOTTI'S intelligence Office.
apes No. 10 Excbange Pisce
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GiTUATION WAEVWD-B,

"a tTUHTION WANVED-By Young man
~ IN wholesale or retail dry goods store, or any
Other respectable mercantile business where he could
render himself generally usetulo his employer. The
pest OF references given. Apply at
l.. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
NJ, EnnI, H.,
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WAhTED-AC HILD'S NURSE. One with
Nv good recommendations will hear of good
si'udiOn y applying at TINS office, aDl3 If
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-12-08
LaIrr from Haranna.

The brig Tit, Capt. Brown, arrived al
New OrIeanESon the 22d lilt., from Havan.
a, having sailed on the 18th ult. She
brings papers to the 18Th alt.
She reports that nothing has been done
as yel under the letters fmarqne and ma
inTallzation which Mexico has sent there
lof sale. From very interesting com
nparcial circalaF ofthe 18th ult we extraci
8 fagraph touching these letters:
We understand letters Of maruua have
been received here fAom Mexico, and
letters q NATURALIZATION ise. for sale.
Is The printed fions atlached 10 The
Nefs ofmasIoe' i stated that cs.pinses
% 'ekea Aekiea1 ports. but If sba'
neI pI4c'.etl'le they are e be carried Ia
eaE Pef'eE |tfs a tenabmnsdby The
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FIRE INSURANCE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER is dolly constituted Agent
a for the Ketna and Protection Insurance
Companies, of Hartford, t.onnecticut, and rs pre-
parcd 10 take FIRE risks. on all descriptions of
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns Stores,
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, &c.
These companies are SO favorably know through
out America as 10 make comments and reiernnces
unneces sary.
Application for Insurance will be received
through s. w. Bowen, Esq. joliet, and Merton
IL Blackstone. Eockport, whose survey of huild-
ngS will be taken al the risks of the above COM
panies G. S. HUBBARD, Ag't.
Office, South Water Street.
SChicago, May 81, SIG.
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brig in daylight and Brought her our of
the harbor--thds making prize Of her,
In the face of the enemy. So unexpected
was the attack, and it was executed with
so much rapidity and audacity, that before
the troops recovered from their surprise.
the gallant officer had her under the guns
of the Warren, and safe from any recap,
ture. She is a brig--the Malek- Adsel,
the Mexicans call her--and will be of
much service, as she is remarkable as a
fine sailer.''
We are the more gratified in being able
to record this gallant achievement, as Lieu
tenant Radford may with some propriety,
be claimed as one Of our citizens. While
on shore, he passed most of his time in
this city. He bears the reputation of a
gallant officer, of which this achievement
affords abundant evidence. If we mis-
take not, he has seen some twenty years
service, and we may well hope, that the
Government, on being advised of this oc-
currence, viii not hesitate to accord TO
him that promotion which he so Justly
merits.
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uaEse.

In Joliet on the 9th inst, after linger-
ing illness, Mrs. ELEANOR, wife of Sum
uel Lewis, from the town Of Petworth,
Sussex Co., England, aged 80 years.
Her illness, though painful, was borne
with Christian patience and resignation
to the viii Of her heavenly Father.
In her death, husband is called to
mourn the loss of an afec,ionate wife, four
small children, devoted mother, and the
church and society a valuable member.
BY her exemplary life and many virtues,
she secured the love and respect of large
circle Of friends and trusting in her
Covenant God, she departed in the full
hope ola glorious immortality. Con-.
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PREJUDIeE.-Is serious obstacle to
the diffusion of that which is generally
good and beneficial to our race, and il is
often productive of the most lamentable
consequences. 1t is but few days since
that we witnessed It's baneful Influence
with melancholy sorrow. We were rec
ommending to a cherished friend, who
had been long suffering under severe
chronic affection of the lungs, the use of
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. He
refused to take it because it was patent
medicine, thus preferring suffering, per-
haps death, under the regular '.jalap and
caionnel' prescriptions, to life and health
by the use of patent medicine.
We would say to all that have an affec-
ton of the lungs in any form. lay preju-
dice aside. make use of Wistar's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry. and we have the best
reason to believe it Will restore you to
health.
See Advertisement.
The 'genuine" is for sale by ]. A.
MATTESON.
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Consul. We believe, however, that by
the treaties between the United States
and Spain, the latter power can neither
allow pfipateers to be fitted out, in any Of
her ports, nor permit American vessels
captured and brought in to be condemned;
and we have good grounds for the con-
yiction that our government will faithfully
adhere to those treaties. We suppose
other Governments at peace with the T.
nited States will act on the same princi-
pies; and if so, privateering enterprises
will be rendered difficult: besides which
the fear ofbeing treated as pirates by A..
merican vessels of war is likely to deter
persons from entering into them.
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ADMINS .RAToR's SALE.

N 1tice is hereby given that in pursuance of
osdeI OF the Iroqaois County Circuit Court at
the JunS Term of A ID, lS4G thereof, the under
signed will OF the 18th Gay ef December rexi,
between the legal hours offer for sale on cred
il OF six and twelvs months, at the Court House
door ia Middlaport ill ihe fee simple OF the fol-
towing described lands situate lying aud being in
the County of isoquois and State OF Illinois TO
Wit: The 81 Of the \ e Of section 20 fown-
ship q north of r l3 west. The purchaser viii
be required 20 give bond and coed secoriiy and
mortgage on Ihe premises 10 secnTetho payment
af che purchase money which will be assets TO
pay the debts against t,e estate Of Samuel Strick
Ter deceased. JOHN ROATCAP, Admir-.
as =, ofSAMDEL ) rRICKLER, decd.
Middlepor: III. November ID 1876.
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MoRsE's TELEGRApH.-John 7. Speed,
who is obtaining subscriptien stock for a
line of Telegraph from Detroit to Mil
waukie, via Chicago, says, with reference
to the cost, that TO construct line of tel
egFaph, with strong iron wire, properly
timed, galvanized, or otherwise protected,
with the requisite number of registers,
batteries, &c. viii require an expenditure
of $I25, per mile.-.State Reg.
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NV YoRK, Friday, s P. M.

The Commercial Advertiser of this ev.
ening, hss a telegraghic despatch from
Philadelphia, stating that letter from
Capt. Calhoun ofthe Georgia Volunteers,
dated at Monterey; Oct, ID, makes known
that on the 1lth. there was a sIxirmish a
bout six miles from Monterey, between a
part Of the Georgia Regiment on its way
from Camargo, and a body of marauding
Raneheros under Canales. The Geor.
gians we're commanded by Lieut.. Horne
and began the attack. They madeFten
ofthe ranchesos prisoners, killed one and
captured some baggage. Several wero
wounded. None of the Georglans were
killed OF wounded.
No menion is made Of this letter in any
Of the papers received by the mails from
The south this afternoon. Capt Calhoun
is editor ola Columbus paper, and the let
Ter referred 10 was probably published
there FIRST. The date, il will be seen i
not later than our former adgices from
Monterey.
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LADIES' FAIR.

The Ladies the Congregational So
siety will hold Fair at the National
Hotel, Joliet, on the afternoon & evening
of the Oath inst, opening at o'clock.
The proceeds 10 be added to the fund now
aising towards erecting church. All
are invited to attend. n. B. Choice re-
freshments 10 be had during the Fair.
Dec. 8, 1876.
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Cash Paid for wheat.
DIR A. Turner.

Would respectfully snnounce 10 that I'M
fprl'nate class OF community who are labofng UNI
der Diseased Eyes, that he has located in
the village OF Piamhsid, and is prepared by his
new and unique method of treatment. 90 take
charge Of, ana cure, III such cases of opthalma
as have been hitherte regarded incarRble.
Those who havo either from the judgment OF
their Physicians, the great length of time they
have suffered, regarded themselves as doomed &c
perpetual pain or darkness, may take nsw coir-
age. in view of tbs unparalleled success attending
that particular mode of treatment of the E,e "a
dopted by DR. TuRNER and only in use by three
others in the United States.
DR.. I. will also attend to the wants of the
public in the treatment of female diseases, Hnd
especially that distressing maady, called henior-
rhois or piles, VIII CHI are treated OIL scIsntInc
botanical principles
DR. T. received his education in one OF the
best medical colleges ia the United States, and
e also familiar With the lafest hospital practice
and therefore feels fully prepared TO exercise his
professional! skill upon scientific principles.
TIn treatmentof'tne Eye, no fee will De ia
ken until an improvement is experienced.
Plainfed. uly IS, 1916. ne Gun
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FOR $40.

ENIGHTY acres " valuable land, belonging
u a 20 Aseph Webster, and Ibieng the west half
Of the north west quarter Of sec 81, township s.
range 10, situated oa she road leading fro,n Jo-
lIet 10 Ottawa, about miles from, the former
place. The land is Of the best qualify and the
canal passes through one coraer of il, which 90
gether with lis being situated near the base OF the
celebrated Mt Jolie', lnaxes il most desirable
location. The above described land will be sold
atareduced price ifapplica,ion ismade 10 the IN
dersigned, residing near ,his place, Immediate.
Win. HADSE.Li.
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Splendid Farm for Sale.

S1TUATED on Hickory Greek | miles east
kJof Joliet o. the Stage route from that pace to
I.aporte and thl:y miles from Chicago. mile
'yest Of the main road from Chicago 10 Dahvil'e,
containing $40 acres; 30 acres fenced aud under
high state Of cultivation: 100 acres first rate
timber and the baianra high rolling dry prairie.
There is good block house, frame barn and
other out-buildings, good well of water, small
stream Of aever failing water or the premises, and
is wei calculated for stock OF grain farm.
Apply TO Levi VI. Gays OH Are Premises nr TO
5. w. BOWEN agent, Juliet or to
]. B. H.. Russell, Land Agent Chicago.
August 4lh, 1916.
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From the N. Y Journal Of Commerce.
Affairs Of the River Plate,

"A
Sept. 14th, we make the following extract
of letter received in this city. showing
with what ability and promptitude our
charge, MIR. Harris, has fulfilled the du,
ties of his Office in an affair which might
have involved this country in difficulties
with the Argentine republic.
ExTRACT.
81 would not again bother you with an
other letter, were it not that very crtra-
ordinary occurrence has taken place.
"sDay before yesterday three or four
doctors were called to the police Office a
mong them an American, and asked the
reason why they did not wear the divisa,
(the political bondage of the country
They replied that they knew of no law
ordering the same. They were Informed
thata law did exist, ordering all profess.
ional men to wear the divisa or rband,
and were then put in the carceI or pris.s
on.
"Mr, Harris. en- hearing that an Ameri-
lean was Imprisoned, Immediately called
on Arana. He (A) showed Mr.. II the
law which was made in 1880. and that
this American had not complied with il.
Mr., H. WIS very indignant, andI believe
mentioned 10 his excellency that he tbo't
i strange HAT an American should be the
fret to be punished for moi obeyIng law
which had been dead letter since its en-.
actment, and never enforced as regarded
foreigners.
"This may be the forernnner Of all for
reigners having to wear the badge The
next thing we expect to hear is that all
merchants q others will have to wear the
divisa. 1.-THE wearing of the riband was all
1T were nothing but then this bearing arms
three times week-baving 10 perform
duty all night; and last, but not least. the
likelihood ofbeing sent to the army in the
Banda Oriental or against Paraguay is
ratherm more than we would silently sub
niitto. / hope the affair may end with
professional men,
FL have forgotten to say, that by the
energetic conduct Of Mr.. Harris, the doc
tor was released on the same day he was
taken. MIR. II. is decidedly the best man
who has represented the America n nation
in this place since the time of Forbes
He Is what he oughtto be-
"The blockade is still on, and no pros
pect Gifts being off under twelve months,
as Mr.. Hood has returned to England.
being unable to settle the difficulties, and
the Baron Deffaudis remains firm in his
tirst demands"
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GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE
At the EarFscr,s Store.


n A. WATSON. is = now opening AT
IL Wilmington Cue of the rf.st ex,en-
sive complete and wall selected SiocE. Of MeF-
chandiss ever rece ivc.i al this place.
WOOLLEN GOODS.
Brnadeloihs, Cassimsls, Saiinetls, PULLED cloths
Sleeps Grey, Kentucky jeans, Linseys, Flannels,
Blankets, Hosiery, and threads.
Wo0LLEN SH.4WLS '
in every variety and shade of coiof, quality and
price. s
e .4LP.5C.4 $50
B!sck, Blue, Silk PLAID, ard Figured "A TIapaea
CashmeIes and De Lanes.
y COTTON GOODS. sa
The assortment is most complete; consisiink in
part, CT Siirtings I'd Shsslngs. Blue and white
Drilling Canton tlsnaels, Ticking, Hickory
Silcsia Cambrick, Bal!iug, wickins, and Cotton
Yarn. ALSO,
FANCY c.aLIcoES,
altogether dntivalled in beauty Of pattern, AMI
chespness ofprice. ta3 ess
While his stock IF LINEN Bassiug, uollons
Russia BePsr, is full an4 priseslOw.
VESTENG.
Rich Silk Velvet, Back Satin, Cashners, and
heavy winter yestinss-
GROCERIES. ~
Sugar, Coffee, Molassss, Pea Rice, Fish, psppsr
SPICE, Cinempn, Ginger, Tobacco, Liqunts, Dye
stuffs, Hardware, crockery, BSois AMI ssoss,
Hats end Caps, and every variety OF Goods
suited to Tie wants Of the Farmer and tho Cit
zen.
O-.An of the above articles can be boushtA
h,csgo pfiess, for Cash or produce.
W Inning tan, Oct. {, 1916.
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&C, E. Badger, who was a member
of Gen. Harrison's Cabinet, has been e.
lected U. s. Senator by the Legislature
Of N. Carolinayto fiithe vacancy OCCASION
ed BY Mr. Haywood's resignation.
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GfA large powder mill, situated near
Baltimore, was blown up, killing FIVE men
instantly. The quantity ofpowdor burnt
is said to be not less than two tens. All
the houses in the vicinity were damaged
BY the explosion, and the mill was scat
tered in every direction.