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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09
The GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY.
PICTORIAL SYRUP.
of Hoarhound and ELecdmpane.

- :
II nrivaled for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
" Asthma. Splitting of Blood, Whooping
Cough, difficulty of Br -athing, Pleurisy, Loasump-
ton, and all diseases of the Lungs.
Bronchitis, disease that is sending thousands
to premature grave under the fictitious name Of
consumption, can be cured by the use OF this med
lcine. For several years past this medicine has
been in use in Canada, where it has become uni.
versally known, and is considered the best medi-
cine ia use for all pulmonary diseases. The
great success which has attended It's use in thai
country, aud ths many truly wonderful cures it
has sffeeted, las induced the proprierors 10 in
trodnce it into the United States, confident Of il
being the most safe ami valuable remedy ever dis
covered, and adapted TO all diseases Of tho lungs,
when any of the functions do not perform their
natural or healthy action, exerting most grateful
and soothing influence over the fuEctions of The
whole system, diminishing excitement when ex-
cessve1 allaying irritation, and Pain, ard
speedily imparting renewed vigor to the whole
frame.
BRooKLYN, January %, 1886
Messrs. WineF & Co =, 80 Maiden Lane, New
York-Sirs:-A friend of niue hearing me COM
plain of a very severe cough aud hoarseness, to-
gether with distress from which | had suffered
for some time back, caused by severe cold SUIT
denly taken, purchased bottle of your syrup of
Hoarhound and Elecampane, aud gave it to me.
When commenced taking il, could not speak
above my bzea,h nor could sleep tOittout sitting
up m my bed most Of the night. My cough sons
nights wnnid be incessaut, as to deprive me Of
sleep; but after taking three doses the hoarseness
was much relieved, 'ogethe. with the pain caused
by coughing; have continued its use until have
taken about one half of the bottle. am perfect
ly free from any cough now, and am convinced
that If had not obtained relief, the inflammation
Of the lungs produced thereby. would have brought
on ConsumptioNAlt is certainly the best medi-
cine have n for cough, the effect is
| soon felt, and 1A8Sstdo all in my power to mike
| it known to my friends. IS ~
Yours, with much gratitude,
b. McDIVITT, 81 Front st.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by
John WIner & Co., SO Maiden Lane, N. Y sole
| propreIors for the United States. Sold by
CHAS. CLEMENT, agent for Joliet; also by
| L. NJ. Royce, agent for Chicago. n6
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09

Speaking of the great age to which a
mud turtle lives, contemporary remarks,
II know all that; for once found a ven.
cradle fellow in my meadow, who was so
old that ne could hardly wiggIe his tail,
and on his back was carved, (pretty plain
considering all .hings) the words-sPar.
ddiSe, Year /, ADAM
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09

A citizen down east was dubbed 1.-THE
little rascal. A friend once ventured
to ask him why he was called "The lit.
tie rascall "To distinguish me from nv
neighbors," said he "who are all great
rascals."
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09

SLOW beautiful said lady, the face
ofnature locks afterundergolng shower.
"Yes, madam, and SO would yours after
undergoing similar process
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09

GF"What is the matter John ?''
"Sam hove Bible at me, and hit me
me on the head"
swell, you are the only boy in the
family on whom the Bible ever made any
lmPression--cry as long as you plea Sc.
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~ IIfOIINSs
Yours, with much gratitude,
Joliet steam Foundry.

VENHE Subscriber continues to manufac.
tuTe Castings ofall kinds, for custom
ers at short notice, Having recently erect
ted large addition to his establishment,
he is enabled to furnish all kinds ofcas
tings as cheap as any in the West.
THREsEZI1TG MACHINES
Oftwo varieties-Stationary cleaners, &
Locomotive cleaners, containing the la.
test improvements, and finished in SUI
perior style constantly on hand.
Allkinds of Grist mill, Saw mill, and
Factory gearing furnished to order from
the latest improved patterns.
Hollow ware, Ploughs, and other ar
ticles usually furnished at such establish
ments constantly on hand.
ScrapIron received in exchange for cas-
,tings or work.
- M. L. ADAMS.
Toilet, March, 10. 1916.
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done on reasonable terms and at short motto ---a
None but the best worknep will re emplopsds4
N. b. Persons coming from distance with
quantity of Noolto be corded or manufa etused
it obliged to stay over night, shall be 10 no es
pense. 81. MATTESOM
Joliet. May 2isl. 1916. 81 IRIS o. , ss.esi.e E 4
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"YOu measure me by the rod, said
a schOolboy to his master.
Eyes, and by the foot, too was the
reply, accompanied BY q movement ,h.f
raised him nearly an inch. -.
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mock RIVER SEMINARY.

= - JU0UntJu0FftS. Ub
NNHEfall ERIN Of this Institution will open en-
II the 29sl Of August, and continue eleven
weeks. - 49,. s;aaass
Tuition in Common English Branchssfor :. -. :. I
the Term, - HA.0b
Higher English Branches, oe
Bosrd, Washing, Fuel, and Room rem.
Ineiden.aIs and Bsd.washiue, for she -''Y
Term, 9-s -o LOO
Studentsfuraish Beds, Towels, and EishlS. q $
Mount Mosris. July %, 1916. s5..f
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09

They that laugh At every thing. and
they that fret at every thing, are e fools a
like ~ sS.S
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-03-09

which shall offer for sale at Public Vendue Mt
the Court House door Of said County, on the 9Th
day of February next to the highest and best id
der fol- ready money. .s,2 f.,5 f,...
Sales to commence between the hours of 9 o.
clock, A NJ, and sunset, of said day. 1.
Dated at Joliet, this Goth day Of November,
A. D. 1876. 80 6Y .3e .sIi YtgaG
S.H. ANDERSON,
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TO RMERS.
JOLIET
WOOllen Factory.

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
ASSORTMENT Of cloth of his owl, manufactu re which
he proposes 90 exchange for wool. He win give
one yard Of good heaey cloth for two aud q her
pounds ofwool of the same quality; or he viii
work wool upon shares as follows: give one halls
the cloth the wool inakesby receiving eighte
per yard from the customer upon his half He
will lsomanufacture for EANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, az we'll as SAT- 3,
NETT & FULLCLOTH. 4.
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.GUM Elastic and Web Braces, hy De dow
NJ -ospsir, fronra ftp 10 75cts. 81 ths Stona
Store, East Joliet. - : 8 s a.
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H. S. Marshall, Dist Ill.
2Sh by Bennett ALLRN, Deputy.
TOStpOmemeMt.
The Sale of the above described premises is
al the same time and place as aforesaid.
S. H. ANDERSON, U. S. Marshall
.t3 fer the District of Illinois.
t1saa By BEN NETT ALLEN, Deputy.
Feb'v 18th, l847. ~ F
FURTHEn PosTPoNEMENT.--The sale of the
above described property, is further postponed,
until the eighth day of April next, at the same
time and place as aforesaid.
s. H. ANDERSON, US. Marshall
p z for the District of Iiii.ssis.
By BENNET ALLEN, Depusy.
Feh'y 18th, Is47
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New YORK fterhin. -
New York Tribune q fX4E
Baltimore Sun. ~ 4 "a tstf@t .-...a Mf .5i
,,IlTTIagtst.]E n WEEKLIES. SET tTs,t ii
New York Herald; New York Tribune; Baltimore Sun;
Saturday Courier Post Dollar Newspaper Meals Gazette,
Philadelphia; ian,es Doodle Emporium, New World Age,
Spirit of The Times Home Journal Police Gazette, Flag 81
tie Free, Yankee, Uncle Sam, New Norki Yankee Blade,
Living Age Flag q our Union Boston;
Pictorial Times and Punch. tr iM Il
t MONT.HLIES
Union Magazine; Grallam's magazine; Godey,s Ladys
Hook; National MaEazne Columbian Magazine; The Play.
Mate dor Chdren Brother Jonathan; Chambers Niscel
lazy Any Of The above mentioned Papers and Period.
calls will be delivered to Subscribers in any part OF The
city. fl lY.t Efl.44 .N . :.
we have hand also; all the Nos Of Harpers Library
q Select Novels; Wiley and Pnnams Library Of Books
which are ooks Plescots Conquest OF Peru; Napoleon
and his Marslals by Hedley; Washington and his Gener
als by Headley; the same BY Lppard; The boys Libra
ny Sports and Aniusements The Court OF Louis NV by
Miss Pardoe; Men, Women and Books by Leigh Hunt;
splendid edition Of the Arabian Nights ana Robinson
Crisoe, Typee and oHoo by Herman Melylei Envelopes
fancy aud plain; Waters, plain Transparent and motto
Pens Of every description In fact everything in The Book
= - BROOKE, SIIILLINGToN 4 Co, X
Corner OF Penn Avenue and liz street, and corner Penn
Ave, and 10Th street gS is 45y.s .tr l5sf4 ll,
oct S-d1m' stl&r Ns - sttaaTH
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SsSa, The recent Survey u the Entrance to MOBILE
Std2ldSk BAY, by Lieut. Com. Z. T. Patterson, u ; n,
n, lie coast Survey shows that The best water IN
rrossng The bar Is now 10 be found by bringing Sand Island
Iiahthotse 10 bear N 10 degrees W., (rue N. ~ degrees
NJ (hy compass about sps length to the westward Of
tic east end Dauphn Island woods, and running for IT,
This course carries 2U3i ieot tile bar az mean low
water the bar deepens gradually on The inside, aud IA
ndly 10 a in,hom, on the SHE towards the sea.
oet i5-Adif A. D. BACHE, sapt U. $ Coast Survey
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TYLER'S NEW HOTEL.

On PsnisNrania Aceai.es 6etrccn 81 and l2 Sirotfs
VuloMPSoN TYLER would INFORM his friends and the
public generally that he opened his HOUSE iog
tiIu ACC Boarltis He occupies The house
Formerly kept by Miss Shonnard, on the north side oi Penn
sylyania avenue Tie house has undergone
pairs and every article oil furniture, including linens, ID d.
rocily from the hands oil The manufacturer, ia fisA
His long experience in Hotel keeping IN this city and
Richmond, Virginia, has enabled hiin TO anticipate the
wants OF THOSE who may favor him whtheir patronage
and no exeron will be spared 10 render their residence
his house Us comfortable and pleasant US attention 70 their
wants. the best OF are and comfortable quarterscan make
them I..,ti ~ $500 3i I.--aa6 ~ Oct e--2azw
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THE PLUMBE NATIONAL
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

Concert Hail. Pennsylvania Avenue ocer 1Sdds Hat Store
TWO PATENTS GRANTED UNDER TIE GREAT SEAL OF
TuR UNITED Stairs.
AWARDED TIE GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS S
IA first premiums, and two highest honors, az ne "
tonal the Masaae huseits the New York, and ne fsh
vana exhibitions for the splendid coored
y Portraits taken in any weather, in the most e'q"'
site style r E st0
Apparatus and Stock Wholesale and retail l,HG
Instructions given In the an.
oct S-dtO25+
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
<. WHEELER,


49, Near The corner ef7ih street. 1872
which he Is determined to sell on good terms they
San be had in the District lie sociis call from House.
Keepers Builders and others, who may want goods IN his
Inc, before purchasing
Single and double barrel Fowling pieces
Single and x.barrel Revolving pistols
Shot bags Powder TASKS and horns iN II
English and French Percussion caps
lp Gun locks Cleaning rods, Percussion tubes, &c
Rogers,s complete sets Ivory table cutlery
Ivory, buck, bone, and cocoa knives and forks
Ivory dining and dessert knives, tseparate) #
Carver's and Seel's bu,chers', cooks, and oyster
Rogers 4 Wosenholm's pocket cutlery and scissors
Wade a. Buicher's, and Kogers's razors
Superior silver plated dessert and dining forks
Superior silver plated salt, tea, dessert, and table
German silver spoons, ladies, and butter knives
britannia tea and table spoons, and ladies' a-
Curtain bands, clasps and prs adEa #iM
&t Shuyels and longs, anu Gilu )ns gHlgr p. ~ No..
Candlesticks, snufers and trays XXI ~ t-.G4yf
Brass and bronZed siar-rods and eyes
Tea,trays, walters, sitters, cofee-mills ga.
Teakettles, sauce pans, ovens and pots .H l
e. Bellmeta and enamelled preserving kettles .8
X Iron furnaces coal hods and shovels :, US .llg,
Wood saws and frames, and handled axes #sfs RI
Iapanned, britannia, and brass spittoons, Ih45uah..
Water and war1e.irons, sad-irons miR ll'H
Rat and mouse traps, cleavers, bake-pans itt ,si
3 Mince knives and choppers, lanterns iaa.t
general assortment OF Carpenters tools-s FN 81
Spear& jackson sash, tenor, pannel and hand saws
Butchers circular, crosscut and mill saws
ivory and lockwood rules, coinpasses ti,g
Iron and steel.bade squares and Devils
~ Screw.drvers augers gimbets, chiselhandies b
Firmer n,ortise socket and turning clises gouges
Braces and bits, plane bits, and files 's" 7 IN I.
q Hammers haichets axes and ADDE'S 7itNtt H@.'t e
Iron braces and extra brace and atger bits |
II Spirit levels, plumb and levels, tape measures
n s. I'm Nj knives smoke. shayes " slF g7}Ft%
s1f Iathinr hatcbets tnck hammers t' 3fs#, ~
80. NJ 1'l7''7' ~ . I7l.7 4 L.N t..#
TIA Carpenters patent knob-locks, o, o. Y inch N
Mineral knob, cottage, and mortse locks and latche3
Stock closet, cupboard chest, pad, till trunk bag, y
tt.pe Es3 valsa locks VS. wG.
a Loose joint butt and Parliament hinges, to inches
/. p.ir,s r,s naienf yyindow hind hinges NJ, ,rl. "a
4 New england Go Is screws 80 To- inches n da@
m Itlrn buckles for brick and frame houses s,t.ta III
sumter ac rews stub,s and lifts "a IsI.5 rrr Il
A xle and screw puleys, and sash cord tj t.i.Et e.
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS
n rf'HN AMI SHOEE. ". ~

,ssn NOW on hand, and constantly receiving, large
ladies' and gentlenen's Boots and Soes,
OF the hest material and iworkinanshipt ~ a1h3
Aiso all kinds OF work in my line OF business made to
order shortes notice. and 70 suit sale
do nor sell Ut 10 per cent bur will self low
for cash as any other establishment In me city
Cali and examine for Yourself pt the wen known corner
r and 18th Streets VI ~ NJ, Y i y, y, FOWLER
oct colin nnv6'' Ni{F y I i.'t %''9t}3i
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80, China, Glass, Earthen-W Ware, Drttan
III Wholesale and refaih opposite Browns Hotel, Penn
- lsyIvnnia Avenue. sf.sst al :.
n piSEI anxious to reduce his extensive stock ofthe
above articles will sell p reduced prices er CASH lie
socs can from his friends aud tle pubic generally at
his Store and Warehouse, Pennsylvania Aythne
ocu5A-tlkm a lil '{Fff 8t,t1el TiOa. PUKSELL.
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Paints. Oils, and Paint Brushes, Sc,

Il =
J S,bscr;be, has js, ,tceired large and fresh sTyg
naINTS' OILS DC, part OF which are named below.
TIA. rs guaranteed 10 pure and good, and from the
re, ,nsnn6ctories All persons wanting such articles
wand ind il 10 their advantage 70 call ash determined
W I n,.sr Than similar arces can be got ut any other
P'''e " :, " 100 kegs White Lead q 7.
loD lbs Chrome Gfeeit W tiHAttAh,
40 lbs Chrome Yellow
~ lbs. Chrome Red
.H..Hsn 100 lbs Pure Vcrdigrls s.s'.
800 lbs Red Led and Litharge
100 lbs Imperial Green
500 his yenitan Red and Sp. Brown OIL y
40 lbs Yellow Ochre IN Oil ia 3
100 lbs Paris Green, dry t
90 lbs do do IN Oil
A large assortment Of Paint and Waite Fash Brushes
400 lbs Lamp Black, dry and in Oil
Obs Sp. Whiting
Itg III 100 lbs Putty lfllNlI.f" aafut IN
* yJtS 100 boxes OF Window Glass, all sizea .ill
g alit5. 9 bills Linseed Oil ,sUt1- I.gt % II 81
m 8 bbls. Copal and Japan varnish VEN
2 bills Sp Turpenne, fHI ~
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from the manu-.
factory every week ~ "a ~ CHAs STOTT
Drug and Apoth., corner 9TH street and Penn Avenue
octS-d2aw'48'
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TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, sc.
6s.n.rnI A ronoy mt Wash ington, ID. G.

-,TI &c ne RAJ y KGhCy NJ " WHhHHBtUHt - y
b SAMUEL STETTlNIUS, General Agent, Notary N
IA Fp5iie Justice Of he Peace, &C. respectfully informs
IN the Volunteers and the United States Regulars, and
the Of the deceased Soldiers, that he NJ
IL prepared the settlement OF their Claims w
the Departments Washington. lie will procure Bounty
Land Warrants Treasury Scrip, Pensions for the Wounded,
Pensions Wiowsand Orphans OF the deceased Soldiers
Arrearages pay rendered, Mileage, or any
Other Claim OF Claims against the Generul Government,
that may be conhded to his management will be speedily
attended to- t's4 WI Ft ~ ii's I'm
His terms moderate. -ils tt.tt.,tl Z aa H'
lie can be consulted at any time between the hours OF
O'clock m and O'Clock p M, at his office on Fiteenth
street, opposite the Treasury Department N 4
oct S-2nid dec9 a', AIE,N 552 1i'3 I"tt. }@IEI{
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sTovEsI sToyEs,; srovESs.il

IN VI NAYEOR South sideof Pennsyyania avenue, he
twect M and l2 streets, would Inform his custoners
and the public generally that ha has Just received large
assortment Of Stoves Of The newest aid niost pat
COAL BURNERS, winch he Will sell together with FIRE
boards and Siovepipe 1.-THE lowest prices for cash
He Also Keeps cosnntly hand general assortment 81
Tin And Sheetiron War 70 which he invites the atient'o
oil housekeepers. ., Ii 1..,.,.1a.,
He still ctntntIes do Roofing Guefg and Spouting
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally and AZ te
shortest notice, and on The most reasonable terms
anime III stock before they supply themselves Y
His store will be open from siinrise untii9 O'clock
oct A--tf 300 tNe'fN htttt i.'f +" ''f " II
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CIGARS, CIGARS, CIGARSi RfE
lust received direct from Havana, per barue Colon a
very large ami superior lot OF Cigars consisting u the
following Justly celebrated brands: "
ffNt n 10000 Resala PA
1000 Upman Rtgula wv 1890
eN A0,OUO S,Iva Cigars wa
III. 1900 Cortez, La Norma size
10000 Chron DO
10000 Ida, do
500 Tulipan, do u ts1
1000 Queen, w DO - Nh
10000 Columbia do {NHF5..lf i',
.Tsg 5000 In Gratitude XXI, ~ ~ r5ist a.,t
1900 Steamboat brand Principe t.a ~ tI
The above lot OF Cigars Of the choicest brands
which are manufactured In Havana, and part OF them
Of the subsrriber's own importation. 4e4lf ~ ly III
Also in store, 100000 Cigars OF various brands, which
will be disposed OF good terms they be pur
chased in any OF the Northern cities. isig .ln
Tie public hotel keepers and grocers respectfully in
vited 10 call and examine this most magnificent lot OF u
gars. aNl a. W. II. WINTER,
A few doors below Coleman's Hotel
oct SIT sign Of Jim Crow, Penn avenue.
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Whore IL the best place to procure the best
and most Fashionable boots and Shocss
Bei,eee, Oh aud l0h streets, North side Penn, Arelae, al
aT. b. GRlFFIN'S, II
NAN BIO found The very best assortment OF those articles
that has been offered TO the citzens Of Washington
Among which are Gehemens French Light Calf N
Saved BOOTS OF very superior style and quality
'fpn{ do French Call Cork Sole DO i''!4 ~.
a',4afdo7g do Double Sole Winter Proof do
Also, the much admired French Opera Boot together with
the style OF Congress Boots various patterns, spe
ror quality and style, made toorlsr for both Ladies' and
Geneme, with an almost endless variety of lower priced
Boots from 81 TO $3.50 a Lsf
The Ladies' are informed that every description Of GAL
TER Shoe and Slipper eall Be had At this Eslabllsimen
Also iu assortment OF Boys, Misses and Children's
BOOTS aud SHOES Of every description, quality and price
Expected daily, an additional supply q heavy WATER
Genlleme's Ladies' and Misses INDIA lIBBER SHOES,
Which will be sold ut die very lowest prices for CASH
6-lW. =
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For RENT.

$3.50 FOR RENT. >. \
Sy THE HOUSES Capitol Hill so long occupied BY
Hi. Mrs Wntcniore, as Boarding House. They
being put good repair and Will be let TO good ten
amt on moderate terms Apply to- .
n oct S--lt't ~ 81 tW"f Htn'f BEN, EHGkEEN
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LYANLoAN !. CHASE,

JTAyE removed their DAGUERREAN GALLERY 10
III the ONION, corner IL street and ltnnsy wanna
avenue and have at considerable EXPENSE put in skyight
which will enable them furnish PICTURES mol surpassed ~
ms or any other country Pct,nes taken In any KIND oil
weather--cear, cloudy, Or raining, Isl OCT s--du
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GUNS. PISTOLS, &c.

JOHN W. BADEN, (SIGN OF THE GOLD SAW
e7lF IN Pens,syipanfa Apetne, near Gu STREET !,
ITAS Just received compiler assortment o. HnGLE
I'll IND DOUBLE, FINE AND LOW PRICED
T1s'I Guns, and Cunning Apparatus,
Consisting or Pask, Shot Belts Game Bags, Patent Wadsl
Walkers and other Caps Single, Double and sx Barrel
REVOLVING Pistols Days Patent ,ln Canes Dxons sons
improved Powder Flask, Extra Gun Locks Tubes aud
Gun Material Of every description, always on hand.
oct 9-lw3w' ll b. til- ~
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lamps! LAMPS!!,

lust received large assortment Of Lamps consisting o.
j Lard SPERM Solar, and Pine Oil for stores and parlors
and hotels. Fairbanks Burning Fluid Lamps A con
slant supply OF Fresh Pine OIL Pure, Sperm, Lard and so
lar Oils Wcks Glasses Tor all kinds OF Lamps Pine W
o. WHITTLESEY,
ociS--Im noyS IA G street, Todd's buildings
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COAL! COAL!!

lust arrived and landing and will be constantly re-
celvg during the season, first quality Anthraciie Coal
err sze which will be sold low for cash. delivered from the
vessel.
Apply the undersigned at his Lumber Yard on 7th ST.
near the Canal where be had all kinds Of Building Mn
terals cheap Tor cash short credit pncua usomers
octS-ocr.l r. NJ PEARSON 4
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Inside venitian window blinds.

Dealer and dfanafdcfW Of hside Henitiaa Windo,o
Blinds, south side Pennsylvania apenue, bsi,eeen
fl, 9fh and luth streets, Washington. M ~ 5,sY
BLINDS Of all sizes and styles FURNISHED 10 order Split
ID Blinds, plain and painted, oil all sizes, sb,tsi5a,.
Brass fixtures and trimmings furnished 81 aGHtii
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