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FLOUR IN BELGIUM. The Department OF
State has published a notification that the
King Of the BeIgians has issued a decree for
the admission of foreign -four of all kinds into
Belgium, until the Ist OF June, 1916.
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N. P. WILLIS. TINS gentemln is on his
return home, and is expected al New York in
about three weeks.
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DAMAGES FOR SEDUCTION. AT Cincinnati,
few days ago, Ann Maria Roberts recovered
Sl7oo damages from John Hough, for seduc-
ton. John, at the same time, was compelled
to pay over $3.50 for failing to marry Sarah
Watson, according to promise. Rather bad
business 10 John.
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RHODE ISLAND. The Legislature Of Rhode
Island has adjourned without passing law IL
restore Gov. Dorr TO his evil nlhts.
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FoRTiFicArIONs IN CANADA. We learn
from the Kingston Herald, that the contracts
for building Notifications in that town have
been completed They are 10 be finished in
one year and will cost $3.50, 900.
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FATAL AFFRAY. A few days ago, at Tai
bolton, Geo, all aif'ray occurred between two
young men of the names of Chambers aud Lei-
ly, in the course of winch CelIy cut Chambers
nearly in two with bowie knife. Climbers
lived about minute. CeiIy was immediate
arrested and imprisoned.
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LATEST DATES.

LETTER BAGS Up AT TEE EXCHANGE READING Roohs.
For Bremen-Ship Ann, lst proximo.
For Brtmen-ShIp America soon.
Fol- LiverpOol-Barque Cumberland, few days
For Kingston, Jara Brig VIM. L.. Jones, with de
spatch.
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DEATHS FROM SNAIL Pox. Last week
there were 10 deaths in Baltimore from small
pox; in Philadelphia Is; and in New York IT.
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gvO ALI WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TEvO ALI WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
IL he il known, that VI. DUYLE'S G rat Cauial
Puz" Depot Is by tar he tltdnaie office in The
Uninn, and thal there has been more Cauital prizes
sold ~ his "tire ana paid in gold III at any other
hive offices i'll thus city. II j. established fact that
It any holy VANS prize they AMY OBTAIN il al his Of
nee. There Is an old saynaIne h al hrItet be born
mcky III IN rich. Therefore, if any one wants 70 be
lucky, let them call at VI IUYir'S CapttaI Prize
Depot, No. 'i9 Pratt 81. Opposite the Railroad Depot
aud next TO Bradshaw's Uniied States flotel and
yet he TICKETS that will draw some of the following
splendid schemes
WEDNESDAY, capital $40, O03, tickets $40, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital ssO,OeO, tickets SIS, shares
IN proportion. ~
FRIDAY, capital prize alaOoO, tickets "a, sharesip
proportion. ... .. - g..
SATURDAY, the "Thnmas Thumb LotIery'' will
ne drawn. Capital S4M0 TlcketS 81, halves SO cs.
quarters % cts e iifCaIe ut n will be is
sued as ln"wS: package consisting uf 25 whole
tickets for 3l2 halves IS qrs. s., aud eiehths SI..
THIS is splendid chance or pOckeling very hand
some prize tor a stntl outlay
Iibcriii discount WI, he lid TO persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity. U.. .r.. -.'.
For sale in the greatest vaiety0i ineky numbers by
tie package, single ticket, or share. All orders peT
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
.....rI..a... NJ. DOYLE, ..0.iq4 RAN street.
. 1t fR1 'luunsitr y % Y. r. Dannt,
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G3-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLAFES, OF every size for sale by the case, Dozen
Single Plate.
Also, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FIX AN Els 10 be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture CRANES, ofemllrely new
patterns, never hefnre introduced in Bainnte, made
20 order Of the very hest materials and by The hest
wurkmen; together with Gilt COX CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS
&c &c, for sale aud made ordet As cheap rs they
can be obtained at any establishments in the United
States f.. ). FRYER,
Milf M | NaIth Cav
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BYRNE Il co.'s UFFILt, .
Enrner o. EXchnnm Placn and Snult- II I

BYRNE CU'S UFFIUt,
Corner o. Exchang' Place and South ST. (
100000 T tsnsi, any, ana 50 'n ,i.E frs!
that draw SlOOI zach The ciriz ms of Baltimore
VIII" feel an iute est in the welfare Of orr pubic
works we most respectful y call their attention o.
the above splendid lottery for tue benefit of Tide wa
ter Canal. aud yah means Ia call on BVRNE X CO.
and secure one OF the spIenGid prizes they nrr; nv
PURCHASING ticket from this house they not only her
the canal company out OF debt tut may secure Que ui
the spenLd capital prizes To he dawn, To citiz ms
we say, call At the lucky Conner If Exchange Place
aud SnuhSt yellow House) aud secure one Of the
above sp endid prizes. hrtets from ON country Gus
toners always attended 10 with prnnptnrss.
BYRNE y CO., 81 SauIh street,
1t Baltimore, Md,
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90 CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who vi sh to
purchase Fine Gold aud silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
CasGs; Breast-pns; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; invited to examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is coul-
nlee AT his Old Established S.ore Water ST., I'd door
from Calvert. loI
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EGERTONs' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
~ IL you want fortune tor Il trhng aud ~ be ia
time aud purchase a 'ickrt at EGERr0NS in IN.
magnificent scheme that draws TODAY IL con
taa over iif mutton ~ dollars, divided in 20 pfiz
varying from $500 e $40, nI0. We particularly re-
cohiinrnd ckages as The best way 10 adventure
the tk IL comparatively bur tr tie, aud as single
packages may contain the four highest prizes
Gt- II '-t'AY, draws Md Consolidated Lottery
class As Nos. aud - halIuts. ~
stH, r... SPLENDID SCHEME. - r..
. | prize OF S3n ono ~ prize Of $4,000
~ O,M 10 Ism "
b" $500 50 &C. iU,,l &c
Whole tickets Sl0- shares in proportion. q T
For the prIZs call It a Hr..'. = -07 .t
EGERTtlNS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES. E.
cor S0ith-st. and Exchange Place cor of
1t tom nero" X Prait or cor Cav & Pratt sts.
HNoOP EAK-hiNGS, EAsI'fsiNS,
III Bracelets, Finger Pings, G It'd Guard AMI Fdh
Chain tinid Keys GnId and silver Ptaeii Eases,
studs, Gold ana silver Spectacps, received this day,
and for sale at low prces.hy
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
jal9 I'll Water st. 81 door fran, Calvert
nYSTER BKOTLERS Those il want o. q
" superior Article for BroIing Oysters can he sup
Piled by applying at the House Keepers Emporium Of
JAMES COkTLAN SON.
jal0 No. le Baltimore street,
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a mn aH rd nisTn sl1

81 D5QAsbSO sU i ST To n'syhid
chances 0nIy $40, 10 hR had at SCllnOLFIEi.D &
CO.'S where WIS id yesterday several beautiful
prrzts, the hUldGrS Of wnch VIII pieasg call ON
SchO"Ifcd o. aud have them cashed.
Nos Md C0nsuidatrd Luttery, class d. draw
January ~ low ST urizr So are:
70 SO ~ 10 ~ a. Is - II 43 81 60
Draws TODAY, t.e De .uliiul scneme of Md
Consolidated LiiIery, class d.
THE CAPITALS Are:
l prize OF S3h0O0 ~ prize of 5000
1905 81 " l50U
p" $500 50 1000 Sc
Tickets Sl0-<llarrs III proportion,
Orders by malt rectivp prompt attention.
fGS- Draws next SATURDAY, Imttry 3'st, the
Small Fly Seminary Lottery, Z ass 3, capital prize
SdIhi-Tickets $lsh res in proportions in which
Scheduled Go. will sell on certificate packages of
Is whole tickets for "nty Sl+, halves 81 90, surprs
50 30, e'ahths 81 -. For the prizes please address
the great prize sellers
.s ..... SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
... No. Calvert strecg,
1t First office from Baltimore street.
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I'D EAL ESTATE AGENCY. HOUSES.
EA GROUND REM, lots, FARMS, SC bought
or sold on Commission, in the most prompt minnet
and at moderate charges.
b. BOND or GEO GELBACH,
No. 40 81 cond stieet,
As~A Who have TO- sale at present, large a.
1sTTRN mount of property o. every variety and 10
IErknN cation, some Of which are great bargains,
Instead Of an eX ended desc ptnn, which
would require too much space for advertisement,
ali those wishing to make purchases in property of
any Kind, are invited To call at our Office where every
will be given, without delay or charge.
iI2S-if
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STABLER CANRY 19n M p.n1t-r,

SFABLER CANBY, l20 w. Ptatt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, Do e. Baltimore street.;
seth 3. Hance, Baltimore AID Pratt streets, Roberts
y Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. f.
Perkins Brother, Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph u. StansNury, 81 Thames st; Elisha H. Per
klns corner Market and Green sls.; George H. Kperi
NO 32j Baltimore street. jaI9 lW
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NRAND SCHENIE-s3i too and so prizes Of
"a SlU0O Tnis day wIlI ue drawn the ric hest and
NEST magnificent sch"mr that has been uffrt to the
vota'ieS d me fnltune for a TOM time MILLER
Y ca the lucky plize vendors, would invite all who
d-sie L" invest in splendid scheme to call at the old
cntheT0 OF Baltimore aud ST, Pausts anu purchase
ticket
THIS DAY. Jan 25th, viii be drawn the Md. Con-
sodated Lottery, far the benefit Of the SusourIatl-
NJ Canal, class No. 4-7S Nos IL drawn ballots
$t,tlr,IE
| prize Of S3l 600 IL prize of $1,000
III UNI 20 Ism
69O 50 " lU0U, &c
Tickets Sl0-shaFts in prnportinu
CeF'ic he of package of 26 quartr tickets only 800
For lucky tickets ny the package on single tickets
apply 10 the prize vcndeis, MILLER y 90,
Corner ~ tiaumore aud st. Pant streets
Drawn Nos. + the Md. Lottery, Class 4, draw
Jan. 27-iow"si nriZp D.
1881 "a s 70 81 Al 10 80 II 48 CT 60
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GF-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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W- HAS THE GREAT AUTHOR OF NATURE
provided us with no remedy tor Cousumntion Il
the diseases leading thereto which are so fearfuIIy
common in our country? Has he ieGt Us to find relief
nom thattl tai scOurge by ransackipg other land,?-
NO. Ills mt so. The best NATURE's OWN REMEDY
is ready at our hands The Wild Cherry aud the
Pine tarnIsh us with cure, where Il cure is possible
DR.. WiStars Balsam of Wild Cherry, formed nv
cUemcal extracts from Wild Cherry bark and tar
relieves all cases of COnsumptiJn, and effrcuaIy
cues IL where IT has not progressed flI as to be
heynnd cure-subdues The most iuveterate cases Of
Asthma even of 30 aud 40 years neutrality-suspicious. rails
me OF blood, after other remedies fail and m ives
every kind of affection the Lungs and Liver which
our climate induces. The remarkable iii :acy OF thus
wonderful medicine, in man diseases lntuer0 derut-
eh incurable has excited among phvsi ans great Gu
osly as to the precise nature of its ingredients Let
purchasers beware of limitations and counterfes.-
For sale nv
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0G-A fresh supply Of hector J. ). KOSE'S ME-
DlGlNES, for Lung aud Chronic Diseases, &c. in {
received, consisting of Breathing 7 uhe>, Cough Sy-
rup, ProPhyIacic syrup, Liuiments, Tonic Pills. &C.
with il treatise on ''0uSumnti0u. For sale ny
RUBERFS & ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover aud Market sts..
n2t 3D1 baltimore
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The No gum -rHs FoaTy THIEVES AGAIN. In
con cQurnce ofrhe applause with which the interest
m play Of the "Fnry Thieves" was received, the
po,reInr of the Mus um is induced to give repa-
tlti"n of it this evening. All who have Witnessed il
we manifested the APPRECIATION, aud all who have
not it shou embrace The present opportunity.
The performances will conclude with new lucaI
sketch, entitled "smikes in Search Of Wife," in
whca Mrs. Wilkinson and Mr. Western will sust, hin
the principal Characters Early attendance is advsa-
bic, a. the attraction is great as to draw lage au-
denceI.
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EH w. TTkYARD,
N 0 SURGEON DENTIST,
n2I-3m N. w. cor. of EuIaw ana. DIN bard sts

%A OF $1,000 80 Of 81 ,5OI-s30 ,OG0 hiah
sDaH capitai-rH DAYS Lolte,y-Tckets
STA, haIves s., qrs $3.50. A package 81 80 Draw
nv taxes place al U'curk inns afternoon. Purchase
ht ore 3n'clock al The Office Of FLETCHER Il co,
No 5 iia'!idiy.st.
Drawn Nos. class 4-low st prize SO. are
10 70 "a 70 ~ d Is 81 II 4s 81 So
THURSDAY $50 U0O for
FRIDAY, Sl20o0, for
SATURDAY, 1000, for only
Packages in this nuly ga 81 and So SO each.
Apply nr add ass v0ur orders 10
JAMES FLENCnEK Y 90, baltimore. Md
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R9-nFFiCiAL DRAWING of the M. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. 10, for 1876:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-03

or WILn CHERRY. Our ever-vaIying
climate from heat to cold, demands Of the
wise and the prudent the earliest atten-
tion to all affections ofthe lungs. Thous.
ands annually consignedto premature
grave by neglecting these diseases.
How thankful ought we to he that Prov
=idence has placed within our reach q
mild, pleasant and of1icaciousf remady
for the mort fatal diseases known to our
land. - 9 =
6TTol be had genuine at J. A. MAT
TEsoN's.--See Advertisements 5. IS s4ls
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Prom az 81 f,0,lis Reg,eilIe

- a--f ~. =
thPoRTANT~-lHeW Route to Oregon
Mr. Jesse ApPIegate Addressed a letter
to the editors Of this and the adioin;ng
states with regard to discovery which
aumlIs emIgrants to the valley offhe Will
annette by asoufhern route. He writes
from Fort Hall, September 10th:
Tho new route follows the road to Cal
ltornia about $50 miles from this Mace.
and enterssthe Oregon Territory sby the
way ofthe Clamet Lake, passes 1hrops,b
the splendid valleys Of the ROGUE and
UtnPqua rivers, and enters The valley ~
Inc Wiliamelte near its south. eastern 81.
tremity. i ..9G,S,- 800 : :,
The advantage gained toithe emigrant
ny TINS route is Of the greatest Importance
-the distance is considerably shortened,
!ne grass and water plenty; and the ster.
lie regions and the dangerous crossings of
tAe snake and Columbia rivers avoided. a
well as The Cascade mountains he nav
reach his place of destination with his
wagon and property in time to build a cab.
- and sow wheat before the rainy season
ms road has been explored and will be
opened at the expense of the citizens of
Oregon, and nothing whatever is deman.
ded of the emigrants.
GoV. Boggs and party, with many other
.am'iles OF responsibility, have changed
1nelr destination, and are now on their
way 70 Oanl0n. Some of the emigrants
9ntend stopping in the Umpqua valley.
which, though not so large, is quite equal
10 The Willamette for fertility.
"A way;bill, fully describing the road,
VIII be prepared and sent to the limited
States, or to Fort Hall, for the use ofthe
cmlgrants of le47, and no pilots will be
required. - -.
Ihe exploring party the upper settle.
ments ofthe Willamette on the 25tb June
Iasts-crops were most promising, and the
farmers in high spirits. They met a
sarge emigration from California, consis.
Slng ofthe Hon. Felix Scott, late of ST,
Charles county, Missouri, and many 9th.
ers who left tbs United States last year.
They give decided preference 10 Oregon
over California.
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Comstock's Gems in PoetrT,

ssBehoid for thy sake cursed is the earth,
And venoM'd lhorns shall mar TIE foses' berths
Such the dreml sentanee Our FIRST Parents heard
Whe.bsaaty ieinpsed-andw weak As,ani err'd.s
Aud sad experiences writes in w0res of firo [iire
That Earth Sui lfrsktes beneath. that .sentence
For 10! The regions sfthe bounrlless West
III all the gscrgeous robes of Summer dresf,
Tbs matches yerslure of her Forest bowers,
The sainptuaus hurs OF her unnnnfbeFed towers,
Her streams whose liinpid mirrors ziysis view
Asfair SKY as e'ef Italia knew. - s. s5l-ss
But ah! that beauty-like .eoquetts,s kiss
Leads but 20 sofrow-while il points to bliss,
For gannt disease here sways his scesrre pale
whitening FeCers load the Summer gale,
And shivering Agae has his grim abode. =.
In yallies fair as seraph ever ir0d. 49,
Aims! beauteous landscape cannot please
This sunken eye bedim'd by a disease
That saps the body and uunoryes tho soul
It'll very apathy usurps the whole, 81
And Ife.is Shrcuded in rayless gloom,
DARK as the sombre shadows of the tomb. Il
Such nights Of woe will soon be past and gone,
a morn has lawned ON each afflicted one IS
Philanthropy rejoices TO declare 49,
.s.rhere is Balm in Gilead--a Physician there,s,
IT'S yYYNKooP's CoMPoUSD. Lo! at iis approach.
Agues & Fevers fly, nor dare encroach, raise
Again on Healih's b.ess'd realms. 1--WE scorn to
For ssFiltny Lucre'sn sake one note of praise,
Or pcompt hope, that when the trials made,
LiAe shadows al AurOra's glance will fade,)
No! paliiA beauty yet again may wear
The. rose ofllealth SO beauteous in the fair,
And strengt,less manhood YET again may feel,
Into each wasted limb new vigor steal,
Already thousands, by it's reans rejoice :
In Health & strength AMI gratsiul lsni their voice
To svall its lofty Zane. Then come md buy
And iria, all we've sung will justify.
The above famous medicine is offered to suf-
ferng humanity at the LOW price Of On dollar per
hottie at ] .-COMSrOCK'S Variety Store,
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FIRE INSURANCE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER is duly constituted Agent
u for the Eetna and Protection Insurance
Companies, OF Hartford, Connecticut, and is pre-
pared 10 take FIRE risks, all descriptions OF
properly, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores,
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, &c.
These companies ars so 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 Norton
s. Blackstone. Lockport, whose survey of btii1.
ings will be taken at the risks Of the above COM
panies G.. S. HUBBARD, Ag't.
Office, South Water Street.
Chicago, May 81, 1916.
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NEW GOODS.
CHARLES CLEMENT

Opposite Merchaat's Roe, Bluff ST.,
II AS j9et received from New York his Fan
Il Il and Winter stock OF tipode, which have
l,een bought for cash, which viii slfahie him 70
sell then. {for ready pay us chsaps or a little
fheGPer, than any other Sore ia the county,
Great has been taken m selecting go0a grcels
sxpressly for this market. His stock CONSISTS 81
Dry Goods, Deois. Books, Taps, Groceries, Hard
ware, CTockery,s Glassware, Pals. Drugs. Dye
st,lffs, Paints, Oils, &c.. &c. Our friends aud
the public generaily are invited to call and ex-
anime our goods and prices, before purchasing
elesNhere. laIiss 80 =. sffsa 10 les essl
PrGduce received i'm payment
for GOODS Joiiei, oct. ~. 1916
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$ GILES RfrCoRD.
DR.. HULL,S
|9!III!{ # 5sEzs!S4aS|

ARE now acknowledged by the Faculty TO be
slrs most scientific and sssteessful preparations eve
sr Iiscovered far the relief ~ coughs, colds, cor
suSptirDss asthma, wir,oping cough, caiarrh,
tishiDess Of the lungs or chest, broncniiis, ana
similar pusAsonary Affections They nre made
from Sire tisoet valuable expeciorant or cough mei
icihes, and Hre undoubtedly superior ersryihing
in use FOR lllase complaints. ss p
Sold by BRewS & Co., Jolis; w. s. MyERs,
LorkpoIt. -.
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done Oh rea sonabIe terms and al short hotice. -
Mono but the best workInsn willie employed.
N. d. Persons coming from distance With
a Quantity OF Hoolto be carded or manufactured
il obliged to stay over night, shall he to M On.
pense. J. A. MA FTESON.
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TIARJRlrjE;jB,s

In Hadley. by the Rev. Mr.. Taylor OF
Joliet, on the 29th uIt., Mr.. HENRy
MARSH Esq. of Beebe's Grove, TO Miss
HANNAH BEACH of Hadley.
3 Our acknowledgements are due for the
splendid cake which accompanied the
above notice.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION,

ENfIE Undersigned begs leave to inform the
citizens or Joliet and vicinity thai he has
received the PARIS, LONDON, and PIIILA-
DELPHIA Fashions. He is now prepared to
execute work in the most fashionable style.
Sh1p--under the sign of tEmporium Of FASH
ion," Bluff Street, Joliet III. 10 Tyr
= m +. NICHOLSON. +
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FRoM THE ARarr--SouIheri Diuision

From THE ARMY--Soutkeri Divisions.
&C. r. M. Davis, Of Alton, writing from
Matamoros on the 10th ult,, says that from
information received, It is believed that
5000 of the enemy are posted in Chihua.
hua, and that desperate resistance is ex-,
pected before this point can be captured.
Gen. Shields, Of Illinois, will take COM
mand of d separate column in the attack
on that place, end win have an opportu-
nifty Of distinguishing himself The
Illinois regiments on the Rio Gronde
have been ordered up to Camargo by Gen.
Patterson. Col. Baker has recovered
sufficiently to take command ofthe Illinois
brigade onsthe Rio Grande---the dispute
between him and Col Forman about
seniority drank would, doubtless, be set
tied hy Gen. Patterson, on their arriv al
at Cnnargo. Immediately after the sub
version Of Chihuahua, Gems. Wool and
shieIds win form junction with Gen.
Taylor a. saitiIlo. 80
t55Uens, COLDS. CoNsUHrTfoN, and all
Affections Of the Lungs and Breast, are
spseaIlY and sfIsetully cured BIZ that most
EXCELLENT preparations, W1sTARs BaLsoM
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TO FARM Frs.
JOLIET
WOOlIen Factory.

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
assortment Of cloth ofhis own manufacture which
he proposes TO exchange for wool. He viii give
one yard e good heaey cloth FIR two and a Iiaf
pounds Of wool Of the same quality; or he viii
work wool upon shares as follows: give one hail
the cloth the wool makes b, receiving eight cts.
per yard from the customer upon his half. He
viii oHianufacturc for customers BLANKETS
JEANS, Il FIANNEI, as we'll rs SA1f
NETT & FULL CLOTH,
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SrIendid Farm for Sale.

MOOR TRIMMINGS Mineral Knobs
II Carpenters best Rim and Mortice Locks
Norfolk aud Patient Ring Door Handles, also
Butts AMI Screws, Blind Trimmings. &e., at tie
Stone Store, East Joliet. s'ets-