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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23

Cine Slpjec Wiis g., tie Sdweter einrs
Gdnoleoten fur Elm 9Imi, ocrfprdd,, lIc nclc
Der Nrnu icrce Monne6, ter fir ibren 8rus
DER timmc, Gin &eihcnt modlcu. ga rics
fen ole hcd,crfrcutcu StmmQeber i'll ihrcr
Danfbarfet inbctnc aus ,,Wis y. fir i'm.
mcr !" "TciH, meine Nerreu," anttpcrtetc
Mis ~ "id1 hcffe, nidt immcr M O. y.
II bIelben.N
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23

@rcecr8 L-9lm pcrlcetsn Sam:
ffdg pnrGe auf Gem vanrc te6 Scnothan Ger
be, in Brand Iaunfd,jp. oicfer Gamty, eju
8cacl uou gang frCmDcr Sahnn9 rurh SHrn.
Diartin 3crbe Scid'ohcn, rpeIctcr ccm 9ln'
frhciu uad, emcr 2Iyf 91luto6get aracb0ric
CsrfcI5e MAG uber rie SSluacl 43, mc hate
eirea is 3pa larNcn Soals uao a 3cII Ian.
gen Sd,natct. 99lr iIuo tcrjrhtcf, naa frGd'e
%iACt espas gang irItene6 lit jener Gc9eHo
ilne.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23
OefentttChe 93euDu.


Sreita9s 'csr '9teu Sctobcr, nm 10 ubr
@ormitta9s foreli am s.auie bes psritprbe'
nen 9ecr9e q. 9iruhare, iu.Gcrc' 'gEbeitbag
Eaunidir, eedya @auutp, 6fentIih prrfauft
meroen:
Siltr, Gin 91ino, I Sd,weine, Sdaafe,
Gin Is@6ulspneen nit SoeD, Elm Dearborn
nit @eldirr, Waua @sse, Sdlittcn, BinSs
mlhle, SrChbanf, Slad,sbred)rn, S6Icifs
itsin, Seuleiteru nit Sd,emel, Sattel uuS
3aum, @iuIsgeitirr, jNeu bel Der Scune,
Srcb teim @ebuub, II @icbuno Slnd,s, 80
pfune qebehelter Sladls, Ncus unb @iff9as
bcln, Sd,winamlible, Sd,nsicbanf, 4 8laftcr
'SciS, 500 Sdhincelu, eine Got eattcn, Ytan,
fen nno Soaros, IL Wfoten, QSeIGdfcrn
bcim 9Idsr, @ruucbeeren beim Sufhcl, Sd.
fd,ranf, Gild,enFhront, Drohr, SSausuhr,
Settcn uno Sethaeen, glide, Stihls, Sfeu
nit Hobr, 2 fupferue 8eGsl, @Neuhdfsu, go
9)arS @arpet, tciirabe men, 2 Safer nit 81
da, Stad,ehrhrla, Boardc, Spinnrdocr,
3ubrT, EdtIcr, nno Stdneer, 70 ipe oisIc an
rere 5oaus' nno 8anern9erdtbc, su umilinr'
lid, slt ulelcen.
8ecin9unssn am 9srfauf5ta9s unb 9luf,
tpdrturG 6cn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23

Cine Gome, bic fetr lange jung acmcfen
mar, wurbe in elmer GeIrGIhaft na6 ihrcm
2IItCr 9cfraat. "9lttuno;wan;t9 !" CAB Te
an chrr Die mineCite 8Crlr9cnheit 3unr
lln9lnf mar Gin Schn Der Tame aud, an.
pciruo, uuS an bieTcn wautte I'D, nun Der
Sc6bafte Srdqcr :-"Q8ie alt fnp Sre ?'--
"yinr Gin SGhr alter ol6 mcine WiuIer,"
rrwicocrte Der msrathene Schu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23

Sc Icueu Cd, jcet $4,000 Srb0fte Gabuf
in Den Wdarenia9crn ;u Ncn g)orf befnbcn.
Sober Srhoft miro ~ 100 pfunc auaeid,ld.
gen. mas sin 0elu;,.t Don % RigicurE pf.
aibt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23

Scuer.- sIm IcBtcu Spuntaa sIbene,
am 8 llhr, brad, i'm cauir bon sSOhu G;roce,
III Wcuut Carbon, Seucr aus, wcld'ss nebit
bier auocrn Trdm @Ohntduiern einqrdith:
crt wurbe. Die Slammcn 9riffcn 70 ifreG
um itd,, 70 Sa6 Elm 9rrscr IhCit Der Saus9e'
ritbIhaften cin 8aub ecricIbeu qc,porneu,
tepcr riefclbeu eutfcrnt iperren fcunten. Sm
Soaufc oc6 j1rn. Girace befano iid Die Gum.
me ron ciu taufeuo ShaIcr, bcitcheno aus
$500 III SIbcr uuo Gclc, une Der llcberrrit
in papicrQeIc, rpOuNu HeBtere6 burd, bns
Tsuer SeriI6rt nurbc. Eeu ndelfen Ylpr,
qrn Scg man 600 Ghaler aus esn 8ninen
herpor. Ole seril6rten Gjcbduocn 9ch0rtcu
eem Grbr @race, 3enrD Ccuncbcu uuo Ger
gEittf;ou @luna9or, crreu limmtlhcr Ger'
Int su sirei touirnc EtaIcr 1cithiBt wiro.
Ter @rrIult filt fd,wer ouf fTe ale GlGr, ca
frhrs pom @igcnthum orrildjert 9eiueicn.
Gd6 Teuer lou burdl Elm 1ittt rntitanocu
fein, mcld,es IN @race'6 0nule 0uf oem
Tiih itano, unp nit eincm Terlter @crbaro
III Serubruug fam, mahreno rie Namiltc
mad, cincm 9ind,bars Naule auf Sciud, 9es
qon9cn SClt,c llu0dytiamfcit feute ale cine
Warmln0 bicnen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23

Gin juraer MaUr, yiamcr6 g. 9}yatt it
neulid, 81 Ntt!sbUt9 az ecr Q80lierldeu 9es
itrrben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23

g}rn SrrInnD miro bcrjhtct, naf Die SAINT
rB in manhcn Djc9suceH, lie Gruncbscs
rem ,CriGIt hate.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23

2u Wiliom5tura, G. 6, Gnb lsets Wotbe
IS QEebnhdHier burdl 8cuer Scrlt6rt worcen,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23
Cine qerpiee YIantafCje,


orn
Cine 9eipt6e DlantafGe
9rinsenb an einSer Don Saccb Bcoper, Sas
COB 9fiDcr, Scbn ytice, Sobn @berharO unc
@briifiau @crnet entholteno &c Slfsr uno
- 9tutbcn. Die @rrbeGerun9en lIno Elm gros
2rwA See SIpciii6d9e6
f::::l5. So . hnb ans,
a5s aasss. cine 9rcBe G5feuer lbeil5 bon
Stcm uuo tbriS pon Srdm rrbaut, Seioers
preBe uno anoere n6tbigc 9luBsasttduoe
Sin gutter Sruuncn brfncet iIh nabe am
joaule rno unfern Der Sd,euer, uno cine
uiefebtcnce GBaGerauellc fleet burd bas
Qano, aieid,faO5 Tabe ben &ebiubcr. sIut
bcfinert I'D, Elm outer 8aum0drtcu oarauf
rlnaefihr 10 9lfcr oon oem Qano Guo bon
benz nIlerbeifeu &aitaricn jocl, be,padien,
uu9efibr 9Ictsr Gao gGicfen, nno Der 9lrft
it aute5 8aulduO in ctncm 9uten SuIturs
3uitonoe. Die Strdse Die bon Tctblehem
mad, @hdrlrstrWu fnbrt, oeht burd, bds
2ano. DoGtIbr lis9t ungefibr spei Wcleu
ilio.prifIidp bon @ccperSbur9, rno febr fdli6s
lid III Sfirdlen uno Sd)uIen.
@5 it bas lie9cnoe @i9cnttum Yeu e b o.
NJ s uub 9Ibraha 2einharb.
Die @ebingurgen am 8erfauf6tage uub
Aufwartuu9 bon
91eter gnselmon ! 9[a7ouips
q. &. gSitman, "n'9"''0'
Sertember %. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23
2t0t9nte 9Serfauf.

9luf Samifags BEN 10rn October, rdd)s
ifrus, I'M llbr 9tad,mitta9s, loa auf Dem
Gi9entbum ielbif, in Sbcr Wilfcrb 3auns
idip, Qrda @auutN Hfcntlid, pertauft wers
Nru
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23
2(uf1efChpbene QBai(enfourt

Cine aufseid,oteue 98GiIcnccurt icu 9cbOI:
ten rercen am Disnifa9 cen 6ten Sctcber
NM 10 lhr Wcrseu5, i'm @eurtbaule in Ger
Gtabt 9gUentouu, in NIB fur gcthl GaunIv,
panH mo mcisltit Tdb ale interciitrte pers
lcnen einfnrcn f6rnen.
S. 2aipaa G6rctber.
September 3d.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23
s1ebmt OtaCbt.

Die Wcre neld>e bel cen llnterSridlten ab,
gegeben pnres, nm gu @dflInet qeulad,t 3u
rperoen, 1T Don Der Sdbrif suritd aeiaupi
wprcen uno gun slblieferu bereit. sIle finN
eriudt bnto aniurufen uHb csnieltrn abjubr'
len.
Gree, 8ern uno 60.
Septem6sr %.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23
OcTcutltt0e 95enOu.

Sanfa95 Den I0teu SctCter nddfens,
um 10 llbr 8ornitta9s, foil an joaule ee6
periforbenrn Sob II 2 d,i fer III Sber
WtIforb 3aunidlip, Reda @aunty,
Gin if&Bbare8 Stlitf 2ano,
auf 6fcrtIher 8eutu prrfduft nercen rnts
hottcnO urqCfdbr 90 elder, mchr cScr iperts
ser; ffcEcnp an eano ron Daniel Trcs, Sas
cob Rctbeuberoer, |cujGmin Stricbel, nuo
anccre. Die GcrbsTcruuacr fIuo eia oop,
~,,kssgA pcItc5 Sreilt6tlgs6 SlUd z e.
ass Iissa 9Sp pbHbaus,
Es!sS 8(cf S6cucr, ISagenI6cp,
Sprin9bauS, nit cIisr niefebIcuoen Spriu,
&c, unD auoerc Icbeu9cbduoe ein nisfsh'
lencsr Wadrritrom fiest ourd, cas @ano :;
un9efibr 2Icser Ino SoolSlano uno cas- lleb'
rige it 8aulano unb @iefcu. Sin gutter
Saumgortcn init ss5wsi9ten 8iuairn it
sberfau6 oarauf. -
3a9leider Belt fca aud, MirtsYieb, unt
Sdweine, ure 6au6, NIB Seusgn9er dtbs
ictafteu rerfauft pereen.
Die Scbinsunssu am gertaufStase uuo
slufpartun3 scn
~. SNctt (Srheff
Ssrtemtcr %. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23

g fer fd,einen Spdtiobrs ein GAN, be.
fcncers GCr9ri9cn baran ~ inben, ben
2Cuten in bic SbrcnS fried,eu ;-ipib.
rcno lester QGcde famcn in miercr @coeno
ctIife icld'er TdIe Dor. unier Srcuno Ben.
(Hil, pon RitmOno, erludt uus, an5u;ei9cn,
cas eiu Grcpfcn GaumNl, cen man in cas
Sbr id,Rttet, ba6 bsifF Mtfcl ici jeoeu ms
qctetsren @at, fci or Sfdfer cecr lcnili9rs
Snieft, aus bielem @jteoe pc6 a6rpcrS su
trciben ser babe erit 9ani unfdnoif cas
Wittel bci ciucm ieiner Stincer, cem ein gro,
Scr fdhwnr;er Safer ms Sbr 9cfrcdcrl an'
aewcncct uno es untrll9lt;j gefuHoeu.-
JfuBtaur @elt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-23

r@ Gin @hef, ipetd,er fd Capt. Walfcr
bon BEN 3craS 9dn9erS uannfe, mad,te pdb'
renb einem Gage nelIlid, in Teu Sricans
pipIes 9IufIrhen in ben Nctel5. @r faufte
De9cn, GpauIetten, 9cIceue Sporcn, &c. dl'
lee, UCritcht 1ld,, auf @rcoit fur bic sIrmcr,
uub 9ab 2luweiun9 Die 8cd)nungen an ben
ger. StaaIen Auartirr WCilfer fur SeSnh'
lung ab,uIenben. Sencr @camic iprigerte
Gd, nati,rlitl Die Bills ~ bcsahen, uno Capt
gBaIfsr, rpcId,er audi nod, eiui9e anosre Tus
men hattie, rpurbe cinifrpeilen gum Grtauncn
brrjeniocn, Die ihm aI6 eiuem 70 beriihmtcn
Wannc, qrcGe Ghrerbe;euqunnen crwic1en,
bintsrStlrs uno 4ie9el aebrad,t. Staatss
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13

sHeh0Id for thy sake cursed Is she earth.
AND ven0nd lhorus shall mar l1a Fgses, berth. u
such ihe dread sentence our Arss Parents heard
- nesa hseuty tempted --aad weak Adam err'd.
Ana SAD experiences writes in words Of NO fibre
That Ed-th SUI u ffEtes beneath THAT seu,er,r,
For Ia! the reeiaas Of the DouadIess IVES,
~ al The george robe OF Simmer tiross.
hs matches veriuso oil hr. Forest bowers.
ms >uiHpti@ mes uI CT ,irnnmbered lowers
Ter streams whose ,hpld mirrors kivs TO view
~ tair sAs as e'er i,aIia kaesv-
BIZ ali. thai BEAUTY > eonuett $ kiss
,eais II 20 80 row = while il paiass to bliss,
tnr .aant disease heie sways MS sceprre pate
Whitening Ferers load the Saaner gsia,
lud sifiveiilg Agae ha- his grim abode
In .allies fair as sersph ever lr1d
Alas! beaateoas landsraps caUdof please
fiie sunken eye bsdiit'd by 4 disease
Plat saps tive holly and unnerves the soul
: Fill very apathy usurps the whole.
Aud life is AhtSdded in a rRyiess glonn,
DarE as the soInbre sharsws of the tomb. :
such nights IF woe will soon be past an gone.
l morn has dawned 0n each afflicted ons--
Philanthropy n joices 10 .Isrlare
: There is Balm in Giiead-a Physician there,s
'frs WvNxooP's CoMroJND. Lo! tiis appraacl,,
sgies & Feveis fly. nor dare encroach, raise
tgsin 0n ;iaai;h's b;ess'd realms, 1--WE scofn to
T m "FilIny ..scse's" sake ore note Of praise,
s4r pcnmpt 'opa, that when the trials made,
Like shadows at Aurora's glance will fade,)
M! palild beauty yet again may wear
h Tnse Of health 20 beauiesus in the fair,
AMI strengt less manhood yet a,ain may feel,
Into each wasted limb new visnr steal,
Already tlsusdH is, by its nIenns rejDice
In Heath strength and gfateiIl lsni their voics
!" sssll its lolty isns. Thew come and buy
tni mi 4, ali ws's' sing will justify
The above famous medicine is offered 20 suc-
feriig humanity at .le low ice OF %, dollar per
boale n, j t'ilASFDCK'S Variety Store,
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DIED.

AT Jackson's Grove, on the I'd inst,
EDMUND, aged year 8 months and Ia
days; and on the 4th inst, GEoRGE, aged
2months and IA days. sons of Benjamin
D. and Amanda Sampson.
AT Desplaines Grove. Oh The 9Th inst
PETERy. infant son Of Levi and Sarah
Ibe- Aged months
In this Village. atthe residence of her
Father, on the llth ult., Louisa Vanau.
Ikea. aged IA years and months.
The deceased was possessed OF a livel,
disposition, and very many qualities Of
both mind and heart that endeared her to
q large circle of the youth in our town,
who in her death mourn the loss of one Of
tho brightes. among their number. Her
illness lasted about 8 weeks, and when
death did come, her relatives and friend,
have the comfortable hope, that in was Il
take her 10 far more lovely and happier
cline. Her only hope rested on the rocE
Christ, and on that rock. We all trust shs
sweetly fell asleep in Jesus.-COm.
On Hickory Greek on the 5th inst.
Mrs. Elenor Wheeler, wife Of Mansielc
Wheeler. Aged q years.
NY MoTHER.
farewell dear mother fare thee well,
No words can express the grief
That in our troubled bosoms swell,
Or give desired relief
F. w.
In the death ofthis amiable woman he
friends, the community at large, and a
bOve all her husband and children hav
sustained an irreparable loss. She wa
an exemplary Christian, dutifh wife, a
adeiionate mother. an ornament to tn
church to which she belonged and die
"a the full expectation Of meeting all q
''Eansomsd oFthe Lord il immortal paac
and joy Con-.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13
FIRE INSURANCE..

TSNHE SUBS cRlBER is duly constituted Agent
4 for the Eetna and Protection Insurance
Companies, OF STAFFORD, Connectieut, and is pre-
par,d TO take FIRE risks, on all descriptions OF
property, sIch as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores.
Merchandise, Hnusehold Goods, Furniture, DC
fnese companies are 60 favornbly knnw through
out America as 10 make c1mme,ts ana reiernn:e
unnecessary.
application fr IrsIrance will bs ree.iv,f
thrnIgh S. w. Bowen Esq, Joliet, and Aort'
& Blackstone. I.ockpnrt, VIII lse survey Of build
ings will be taken the risks of the above CONF
pani-s q. S. HUBBARD, Ag't.
Office, South Water Street.
CaicAgn. May q, SIC
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13
Fra FOR SALE.

Tue u lieI,is ned ',.fers Tar safe ais valuable
f,ru, situated on ihe ROAD from joliet 20 Rock-
'ihagp, seveA miles no. 10 let, aa nine miles
fOm " ilningio /. il con,si.is one hIndred
az hfnrtv acres GI and; - at which are tinbei
tie best Iui,y, an 20 'cres under gnoi c'lti-
sati II, a Er,d h1ues, ssabling Sc. and Ia &c
.tre1In of water ru,l.ng through il fhe lam
IS beautifully situated nj the head of jackson
Grove, land .greeably rolling. and Of the bssI
q,ality. Any persnn wishing to pHrch .se val
liable, cheap ami desirable fam, woHld Go well
TO call Oh the subscriber living ON she premises
b J. SlIULtZ
Jacksol's Grove Oct. "a. Ia4n
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13


YUcATAr.--The Patria of yesterday
says that Captain Alomias, ofthe Yucca
tan schooner Luna, informed him that the
governor of Yucatan, Don Miguel Barba-
chino, had received letter from Santa
Anna, expressing hope that Yucatan
would adhere to the plan of Gu ,dalajara.
Don. M. Barbachino published a decree
at The end of last month. which, in three
articles, expressed The intentions Of the
government of that department. lst.
That Yucatan recognises Santa Anna as
chief of the resolution, as she wishes to
see Mexico enjoying government truly
free, and detests all idea Of monarchy.
I'd. That Yucatan will continue 20 pre-
serve her neutrality, and will follow the
same system of rule she adopted at the
period of her separation. Sd As soon as
Mexico shall enjoy free and stable gov
eminent, Yucatan will return into her
position as an integral part ofthc Mexican
republic, provided that the arrangement
entered into in December, 1s43, be
reserved, and her neutrality. as regards
friendly powers, be acknowledge d. - Nep
Orleans Com. Times.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13
SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW GOODS, at LOCKPORT,


NORTON & BLACKSTONE have just received from New
brougn Goods, StIk.,
Saddtery, BoOks
Ready made efothtng Drtgs
II which
~ o hha aunng
Having
npe
hexami @ GODS produce
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13

WHITNEY's RAIL RoAD.-At the last
session of Congress Mr.. Whitney's man.
nal was again presented to the Senate,
and referred to the Committee on Public
Lands, and we have before US a report
from the pen Of the Hon. s. Brecse. It's
chairman, marked by great ability, re.
search and force ofreasoning. which com
mends the document and its author to the
most favorable consideration ofthe coun,
try; for it requires great courage in pub
tic man to come forth and grappIe with a
question which has encountered the ridi-
cule of the weak, and preludices of the
strong. We honor and thank Judge
Breese, and SD must our whole country
and the world, for his courage and the
light he had shed abroad upon this great
and important subject. The subject is
now before the people, under auspices the
most favorable. One of the most prom
inent COMMITTEES in the Senate, composed
of the following distinguished statesmen,
of both parties: Judge Breese, Governor
Morehead, Gov. Woodbridge; General
Ashley, and Judge Chalmers. has, after
full and patient examination of the entire
subject, in all its points and bearings, Civ
en- it full, favorable and unanimous en-.
dorsement. We, therefore feel Ourselves
hound, after investigating its merits,
(Which already seem to claim our full ap.
Pr6bation) TO urge its adoption upon Con-
gress al the ensuing session. ~ Y.
Globe.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13
Wanteti.

A good cock, either man or woman,
and four girls whn understand working ia
a Public House, can have good situation
by applying Immediately atthe NArIoNAL
ioTEL. Joliet. ash
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13
MI RRTAD.

BY the Rev. H. Taylor, at The Nation.
al Hotel in Joliet, on the 3Oth uIt., Mr..
|. w. ADAMS to Mrs. EMILY HILL.
At Jackson's Grove on the 1lih inst,
by r. DoolittIe Esq, Mr.. ARA BRowN, to
Miss MARTHA HUfFMAx.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13
Groceries at Wholesale.

5NEHM Nj u WOOD nffs fH sale by IN,
Il y qaaetGis, an assnst,nunf al Tea, s-ugar
tiuIasses SPICES. t.ao4 e.. soap, Tobacco. &c :,
Al the '-t.ity ash Stoae'' June ?. dc.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-13
Cash Paid for Wheat.
t.OODS FOR THE PEOPLE
~ a6,e EorNac..,s Stare.


IN ;. w F>DN. l. -npS opening nj
~ Wilmington o. IN m.-i eye 4
ire eointit,tr ahd -eis,led SIOc6 Of Hsr-
chandis4 ey rece We at tI'is ilac,,.
HO0LLE.N GOODS.
Broadclolhs. Ca-simels. Sata4t,s. Fuia4 20 IL
Sleeps Grey, Kentlcky jaene, .lrseys. Flaonels,
Bankris. Hosiery. and nhread'
WO0LLE.N. SfI.4W WIS
in every variety ami shade of cpio., 4ua'ty and
price.
ALPACA
Back, Blue, Silk pad, aud Figured AInpaca
'ashmeres AMI DE Lanrs.
COTTON GOODS
'he assortment is most compiler: cons sting Ia
p"rt, Of Shiriings "A Shsa,irgs Blue an VII !"
nriIIing, Canton Flannels. T'cking. Hickory
Yarn. ALSO.
FANCY C.4LkO ES,
altogether unrivalei IN beauty Of pattern, and
cheApness ofprice.
Viii his stock e linen Bagging. TIolion,
r ,ssiA deeper, is full aa pri es low.
TESTING
Rich Silk velve:, Rack SAITH, Cashmers, aud
heavy winter ve~,inRs.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, Coffee, Molasse., Tea Rice, Fish, peppar
SPICE, Cinempn, Ginger, Tobacco, Liquors, Dye
It ifs, Hardware, crpckery. ltbais AM ,,nes.
Hats aud Caps, AMI every variety Of Goods
suited q Tie wants OF the Farmer ana the C,ti-
zen.
n1ArAll of the above articles can be bou hi
hlcago p,ices, FIR Cash or produce.
aEi,nineio tlrt I. 'a4S
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WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHRRY.
This excellent remedy tor Coughs,
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. etc,
bids fair to become one of the most popa
lar medicines before the public. Its sale
is rapidly increasing; and from the man.
nor our friends and others who have used
it, speak in its praise, we can confidently
recommend it to be the afflicted as the
very hest remedy they can anywhere
obtain for the diseases above enumerated
We understand the genuine is for sale at
J. A. MATTESON'S.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION !

a a. Jnleisgaed be- leave inform the
c'ii Zens ri Jo;iet and vicinitY Thai lie ,as
'ecriYed the PARIS. LONDON. aag P!iIl.A.
DE LP.iIA f'ashinns ne is pnw prepared, -
{ xersIra wnrk in the mosi fashionable style
Si9p--under the sign ofs Emporium Of Fash.
ina,' Bluff Street. Joliet H. 1871
r. NICHOLSON.
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iSI OI te.Iera Ietn .IiI'ss Ia t.i1 10. s'Il a
AJo'ie,, the quarter ending Sept ~. io1i
Arm bald James Miller loan T.
Ab20: iteuoin VI re Jrhl1
Abhnt IN; iaa Ter or .MeIrIcum Curtis
.bnot m tiac ienb1Y Il
Ab1 It Amy ID Nm John
lnuabie isaac Nlc&Ison Aln9s
.,ndtT-1n James N"yes Joseph
ADAMS tiehry ffttcnar! w al
nains r X NC Page .~enaca
"a r.on samuel Pat,ick Amos +
.AT0uKs E.nos w Patrick jacob
Burk iiicha1d Parscn George
3rOise " ~ De Palm-r Ph;Deus
B'yly Martha Parish David
Bird Jonas A Palmer Benz )
Bird Silas Rainfall > w
Barry VIM Reascon Patrick
Bradley Fnncis Ritnger Dan 5
beard John RanSa Fhilip
Buni,I Jacob k.idien
,nAer BenJ4,nin Rowan Pau'ck
i5ini Frane.s itussrt .cnua
Bro IN t,enry {: Scht.la0ie George
;Su.hngtnn May spice ! ",l
s}a4nes ira I. :, rae iisa.y
l..I,ial trassus Sc}ii,.- =
Htaker t,atiEtfie cte"art 1t
iisark Vim Sprig,.r>ju erit
Becker Dasid Ne.''ag y
iis1lh EDWARD + >bp,s jane
ih,nket Is ssefif5age ~ [.
Car yaiohn Ssaivar Gavin
CalNIns James q >tl'ids hieLeai
3 atl john = ealer toet'
Curn A.Iehsal STiey , >
,arpentcr Charles III stop Thomas
sofrman Mathew IL Fisk"or ihram
IN Ell Paul I'h .,uds daTden
Crawford Or remptsr J tuies
tDay John 4 lit Ezeaksl
D,:St we IlWen ITadway !useph
Da iiels Ewm fnomps,'n 1us p
Dwight t:iiarI1i ie fhly'r fai let
ia Iing Rdius Il rowner aIrtfnse l
iAt,od y ID la. D..
Ewt ms i.orenzo ID [ hi joan
Hills Go,hum Van NaISeablrg A
Fo-,er Sarnh T. tamIuseT 14.IsIntia
flanagan Patrick Van Snlsr .Ahu
Full. : JRsume All Amen jaha
Faster snas " tri r j0hu
Green john Walker t.aaVase
ellison Alfred Wfle0x MILO
t:rsugeF AIanson w oOd ilSb
G, ges Jacob Ma.hing,on D 4
liar. ism w u WttIno'I John
| lladsell WIN W00ison Mr.
How Wand John G Washington May
| tioxr t.u,har Mhichmker Isaac
| tlophs j d; Al Williams W "a T.
| fIullard l;athasIaa Wills Mary Miss
i Jolns0n WIN Warser bscIus
/ Jones James Ne3<ter ;
Iohas.m Elijah W aid Eliza Miss,
| johnson Il. hnr, Villains Nora,an Il
| Jennings John " iliiams Henry
Johnson Nm Nj kinssa Iohn \
KINGS ey atlarina Wndarh Erastlss
King VI sisnal Wilson "
Kasanay WIN wikins:pn tsaryay
King Jnhn YoaMs Joseph
4 Knanu = Matters W IA
i Knieh, ain r MeDoweIl hatles
i f.inberke esTsn McKInnv Mary
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RUINoUs EFFECT OF THE NEW TARIFF.
I'VE learn bya gentleman from Yer.
snout that The Winooski Falls Manufac
turing company, with capital of 5000
900, hare since the passage of the new
tarifrbiIl of Secretary Walker, voted to
increase their capital to $40p, 900. This
company are extensively engaged in the
manufacture of cassimeres, large guam
titles Of which are exported to Canada.
and sold at handsome profit The cloths
manufactured by this company have fire.
guentIy been mistaken by the Canadian
dealers for West of England CIoths.-
Union.
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t:it Or LETTER. isemainilg in Lick
IL pcri Post Office on the first day Of Octuber
"a ~. 1915
Akin EMDice Gennis Jossiet B
Allen John Hudson Mrs Mary
Aathony Chester Henry Nsss Julia
btfber $ Harrington Patrick
Brown Sruylsr Hsnsy IIenderson
B.iegs + Hudson Moody
Brown jobs flanagan Felix
Bell Miriam Hughs William
Blown " Hughy Luke
Brown John Long John
CnriesS John Lane John
Caldwell Michael lsndergan Jahn
CavnaOsa Phillip Merck lchab I'd 2
Danaing JsnRis ME.suire owen !
f:arerod Uws3 ASloae Patrirk
Case Washingion Murphy Maurice
i,ronkkIe Cornelius Murphy z iwaTd
cronAkie Henry = Nichofsnn Thomas
;lifEIri John PheGlan DeIis
;hariers Samuel Ri.chey " lillian X
D1ass william Robinson T. &
t,srmsody Peter Roberts Miss Harriet
Da:fn Felix RoheFss Z L
llav;a DE Roberts T r ar Lymu n
Fisher John stanton christopher
Fuller Theodore etandish thaunces
Ftna.lly Pstrick FayiOr Charles
Fielding E II Wiiter Mrs Chfistians
Cay Geoigs Webster Andrew
Graham Edward Woodbury. Joseph
i;uthsis Allied 2 Wilson Mathew
Gediss George w West Pstsr
+. r. Buotf. p. ",
By J. NJ HAwLry. ASH.
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