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BosroN, Oct. 2s-P. M-Flour-Ths market contin-
ued rm and sales of 900 barrels made including
new brands Oswsgo and Geneses, with small lots
Wheat-No sales Corn--Ssles of 10 900 bushels were
made, chiefly sound Western mixed, at soc. Oats
Sales OF bushels made ut $40 Rye continued
firm at 81 No change In provisions Cotton has be-
steady at the Decline and sales to
extent daily making at the reduction. Freights-
No change
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The Virtues Of the Genuine Goura ud,s It.l.

ian Medicaed Soap wei known require eulogy.-
AS creator and conservaor Of fair transparent fair skin,
this be said magical It'll dstin-
gushed its extremely bland purifying and soothing effects
skin, expeng all allaying tenden-
ey to inflammation and thus eHectually disspating salt
heun BARRIERS itch Ingworm pusues redness tan spots
sexqase for shaving Be sure and purchase the genuine
known Cosmetic Depot CT Walker street, first store FROM
Broadway
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We suhoin tariff of freghts for 1878 on the line
of railroad between Albany and Buffalo, including State
tolls made Ia reference to the law Of the legislature
which requires the railroad companies to pay to The
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DIcd,
On the 28th inst, SARAH V. ANDERSON, daughter of
George B. Andersonaged years. months and Ia days
The friends and acquntanoes OF the family also the
members OF the Jefferson Lodge, No. as. o. Of o. F.;
also the members Of the New York and Knekerb booker
o. Of G. F. respectfully requested attend the une-
raj this (Friday) afternoon from his residence Al
Duane street. corner Of Centre street, at O'Clock
At Jamaica, Long Island, the 2sth Instant after q
short Illness REBEccA MARIA, the second daughter of
Abraham and Kate Jackson
On the 2sth inst MARTHA SINCLAIR, in the 73d year
Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance of her SON. John Sim
clair respectfully invited to attend her funeral on
Saturday, 3oh inst at o'clock from his residence
Reade street
On the 2eth inst. THOMAS WILLIAM, only son of Bar
bara and Alexander Hardy aged years months and 10
days
The friends Of the family and the members of the
Washingtonton Assembly, No ,, B. o. of Bereans
respectfully invited to attend the funeral this
at 2 O'Clock precisely, from 500 Greenwich street.
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% ARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P T. BARNUM
- Propr'FsS%y AMI H1rsH HsI M bRyys MORE
commencing Monday. Oct, u.s.
WHICH IS POSITIVELY THE LAST

of that '''0 GESE M1r in T FUN THUMB.
who has 1e sf T. S6RTHk I'd in "
70" which sails on Saturday next the Goth ins at
Great numbers of the friends of the lite General have
been unable gain admanee his leyee, during the
week and to accommodate them he will continue for these
'e" '''i NV Z PERFORMANCES EACH DAy!!
ITO o'clock: and o'eioci r the remainder i'''
surd Oct sc sfa Seiaa Se day on SAIL. he will
sG!d MSny two at Il O'clock A. NJ and h'fp.''
ax f3 Hc cR.Xs%GTEss h %S asns
%1eIndns b.. Gzen Dress Court SUIT worn before Queen
ON: S % @
'e'' and NJ Ss sS$ TSss Il
The lis General .ym%ss!,eai in all hi. proper
KSr$SS EVER
the
g. Nsw &
Goumbu. Montgomery Mobile and the principal sOuthers
mrNrAT HTlt fs' Essa;fSS1IrAeE.
Will perambulate daily BE- in flon, of
ssS4EE 4: $:s: sss: ..
of age and Old enough % walk alone, laSl cents. -,
S5bRL R tDe fS T Ca
%o Sf Gea' HkE III by the
a. the Apollo Rooms. 40 BrSsdway viii continue for
viii be
sladas ,he Paradise scenes JePha; DaushHr The ~.
md IA :S: MAI is
p.saisi. descriptive presramms every evening
lady and gentleman IS cents. obian.d the door
Dee: att and per'on'a'0n' O'clock
ONE WEEK Rr +HHgES the LAST
Bees Of hi, friend.
EVERY Y 5.1! WEEK.
Gss OF nsh under 10 year. of
" az Afternoon performance on Saturday at O'Clock.
New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new and 'ublims
will '' N gFfsTYY; york * 81 sAcnrp music SOCIETY
On wEbSSE!ss6f%s'Yi ~ EvEN II; Sc'SSpy tn.
the Si;s %iss
odrs.S sr..,.r 4 .,n.son The sssI:d Music Society
this they have arranged for the mos. efficient vocal
will sppssr IA future .dysrss@.n, T." '''''@. "
he Ts%S;1: % Ss i's:H
oss %:%s, sf;as their 'lt s
t5wf sHEs sEAT ShA u T
B'0,xSrsy and Ls9s ss S%
holding ticket, viii close (" ,S o
sfs ssy Of Ss;aSs; sss
exhibition until the Of December neI ole 7,eod re
DEMrsTERs gEAyTIFgL s s2SSGBs cy 4 fm!rnid E .s
Take yer Aud CLOAK about WY soss 81 re w wne
M When ds Rs S Fl %ad '
hIg, ys G snS nv I've Of M,seo enss
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Married.

Married.
On Wednesday evening, 27th inst, by the Rev. Isaac
Ferris, ID. D. HENRY L. NORRIS of Para Brazil to MARIA
s., daughter Of Joseph Hoxie, Esq.
On the 2sth inst, by the Rev. D. Evans, DAVID PAT
TERsoN, Esq to Miss SARAH TAYLOR all Of this city.
In Chester Orange county, Sept lst by the Rev Mr.
Wood. Mr.. LEWIS WARD, Of New York. to Miss Rurn NJ
CRossoN youngest daughter Of Solomon T. Crosson Esq
Of Monroe.
03- Goshen and Stroudsburgh papers please copy
In this city, Oct 9th, by the Rev Spencer II. Cone,
URIAH CRossoN, son of Solomon T. Crosson ESQ of
Monroe Orange county, to Miss MARY second daughter
of VIM Madden, Of Monroe county, Pa.
uy- Goshen and Stroudsburgh papers please copy
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The amount received Tor tolls at Buffalo, Rochester,
and eswego during the third week In October In the
years ls45, 40 and az, is as follows -
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ss:ss:; 'h
Mr. Bass; DIR. Birch G. Andrews Mis. Puddicombe, Mrs.
i Sss1 open 'S O'Clock Performance will s0"~'as.
QOwEKY THEATRE.EW. jAcKsos. Manager, ,lss.
t.rraS St' s:ss
A Si,?' ss ssi KAFHxKlSE rETaucnS-r :s
chic. Mr. w MARSHALL Gtumio Burke; Katharine Mrs Phil
ii sSat a. Is he sfEcJRE BRIDEGROOM
Doors open at oc9ch and tn. S1tta,n VIII n's att
Manager. a.. =
Si'o t.p
:.is bss:. n 5. s.. s:;: 4a IT,
s%y M; de ss e. Hsisst Mi Law
renee rs.aEon Mr. Ta loI Charles Paragon Sutherland;
N Be.e. 3, esais"f, is cents lucy MIS- herbert
MrTCHELl's OLYMPIC THEATRE.-1hs Even.
Som M hs."d Albert w'h M
sS, :i s faay Nt.{l0i New Planet. Mar.
TGs JaaS M Gf Xrs MI rh. Byron
Tr,m.me Pelham podE. Mr. Ho,aad Mrs Twer. Miss
'.Faa! ff Tfi5 # n s s;sfl;it
. fsEH1kSaES2P5 H %E11fi 3D.
whose inmNble Entertainments have been the universal
soae1 aeada. G%s
The and Cent?, S a.
'' s the s sas DTMBoLroN
hdmsson % cents Doors open al o'clock. Concert at
NBseat. be secured daily a, the Box Office from 10
cupy which are affixed OPS sre e'
nj ECHANICs' HALL, 47a Broadway, between Grand
'' ''v uSf fSsFSSByE EFy J y sSgJts,.
m sHk klrs'f vs. y Sfi9s sj FsRHLs
& n f6 SRHHKE!sTY' f {: 1 HzESTHtS
whose ard hm6s are nightly
admitted 70 excel every amusement OF similar character Of
Admission as cents Children under 10 years, h.lf price
Doors open at ?; concert will commenses ats O'Clock sean
I'M For the Of amies Concert will Be-
cemm.ne., 81 sAT css.l A. AFTERNOON oan.e
nzsr RIP HENRI ' EFsz
On MoNbHNPR S SAMEL3 sIy9 Iis T,h,n,,.
happy FSR &; 'f RSo6f
MA1 SxzsMiis' H ss1 81 n; 1ss'; oTro
wi" make her frs: TE ;sff Ia return from Italy
Composed of the best Professor. city, will be led by
Graud Trio, by Henri Herr, Camille svo and George
Knoop.
- Particulars in small bills
IMPORTANT NoTcE-The great the door the
evenings Of their former Concerts having given
plants the of gentlemen who by la.
dies and 8 have determined make for the future the fol-
lowing ranRement.
Price of ticket, iken the music before o'clock
Pm, IS CENTS price of ticket taken The door, ST. Con
cert TO commence at 8. o29r
TABERNACLE-MR. DEMPsTER's Third Original
l. Ballad Soree will be the Tabernacle, Mon
day Evening MSy lt which occasion he will sing ii. ia
not there; '"John Anderson, Jo""The Rainy Days;
ye ny wee % I'm ,, With you once again my
s%isans" lie, Us loysons snOihs1s Mamie o. I'm
conclude with his popular cantata The May Queen" il
three parts .
Tickets so centsTo be had at the Music Stores. of MI
Dempsr New York Hotel and at the Door the evening
Doors at half commence half O'Clock
o29 4trc
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attendance the Medical Institute, 46 Broadway
for consultation with the sick diseases of the lungs liver
dneys Spleen nervousness opsy, rheumatism asthma de-
during ThugsJsv Frdav and SanIdsy he ash ssh and
3Oth Office hours from 10 A. NJ. to4 r. M. No charge for
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BroadwayWe feel confident the assertion that the
Miniatures taken this Gallery excel those taken other
establishment in the country and there is one more ad
which makes double that OF beng dvded
into which the utmost privacy and
comfort that each vsi'er has to himself aud
undsturbed his her picture
pleted. This is improvement upon all other paces,
form of mixed crowd and frequently
noyed by the curiosity and observation of strangers
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CIara<e, Rrother s Co.'S SuperIOr Gold Pom,

The Sale of Lots near Atlantic Dock and
Hamilton Ferry will be continued this the Merchsnts'
Exchange, at ~ o'clock by George B. Rollins, auctionee
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EENCINO, BROAD SWORD, and CAVALRY ExER-
Il Use taught by NJ. De Lany; No <2l Broadway. near
Canal street Army and Navy officers taught the art Of the
sword lessons athou their o71 l2ssrc
CKAY 0Ns FABER-All kinas, inst lsss,ysd, .nd Tor
" sails, by a. OHkBON X CO.,
cla btsrh "a MAidsn Las,
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The Gold Pens manuiacueed by Clark Brother Co, No.
the ues cle offered the puoe Those who have I'll
adv call and get longer be troubled with
bad pen They ready supply the trade any
tiy with gold and silver of Sty
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| 81 THE CELEBRATED TROTTING MARE
| %<LADY AUGUSTA, IS hands high has troued a
A2-me in 2io and can do it again. years old last
sprng; kind and gentle in single double harness
the saddle: sound in offered for sale
bargAin-ST5. Apply to
J. HARRISON, Northern Hotel,
| Or. Cnpr,l ,dt Us.,
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Received this Day-A superior lot OF Paris
Hats. from the celebrated makers of Paris.
Gentlemen wanting elegant Hat invited to call at
GENIN'S Ga Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
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Tolls RECEIVED AT W,srrp
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s.: :. I'sA'srsi s u s';i ss ss sE's'
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NEW Iohk STATE CANALs-AMoUNr or Tolls.
d,uesL t, ncf %
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NV YORK VOLUNTkERS.-Wauted,t to MI the
ranks Of the New Yo Regiment aeryng in M, rice
M under Col Burnett 500 able bodied men bounty OF 100
W Of land located the option of the holder
scp Tor bearing cent will be given
each honorable discharge Apply the Rem
devious, corner of Broad and Front streets.
Ttb
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LIZ ONLY REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR
MX4y NEW ORLEANs.-Tbe following well known,
6fsss s,iling snd iavorte packet Sh ps have nceom-
nodatons unsurpassed for cabin econd csbu and eesgc
PASSENGERS and will positively sail advertised or passage
Tree, Wiz
The MEMPAIs, Capt Bunker, November i,t
Ah.
Persons wishing TO proceed New Orleans will do well to
passage by either the shove packets they all first
class ships by experienced In the trade and
will sail punciualy their appointed days. To secure
cssi NV" W Jaw EJ. T. TArscoTT, % South It,
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EUkS! FUhS FURS KNOX, 1913 Fulton street hay.
ing supplied the gentlemen Of this for
their ready to furnish every description of
comfortable a. elegant furniture for the heads han, feet
and necks Of the des His stock of mu ppet hats and
boas, manufactured from the finest qualities of the
fur west u unr vailed for elepance aud chez All
race 70, pepuls favor will prove fartve Last winter there
was perfect Juror the ladies for IKnoxs ifs
many damseI in the coolest weather kept warm as
fur mace by his NUTS An officer of the army obtained
muf # Knox for his wife the West His beautiful fur
moccasns are now generally known Knox fnr-belows
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CONsULATE OF The UNITED STATES OF AMt.
- RICAmPones Porto Reo October ga lsl1IWlllnm
States also Of the Danish Island ok and lastly ..
Ponce died in Ponce July Of the present ear
the tribunal of the country. "
The has been INFORMED lately that the
has left rea in the United place Of hose resi-
dence uukuown he tn. efore ava himself of the public
press TO inform them that their claims if
the proper vouchers ana transmitted him within reason
abfe period will be laid before the Judge who
Of the matter. JIG. GALLAHEK, u s. Consul
OoQ CTR
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The Young Farmer.

Our friend on the fence there, is an
interesting object to US, notwithstanding
his rustic and honest appearances. Fine
clolhesdo not make the man--it is the
heart and the mind, and these, in their
best condition, are often found not among
the bedizened, mdstached dandies, but
in the workshop and the field. g =
That young farmer on the fence, with
his thoughtful look,is meteriai from which
men are made; that kind of men. who
prove the pillars and buFwarks Of the
State. The army ofthe Revolution was
composed of the sturdy yeomanry. of the
young farmers who left their spades and
ploughs, and sythes,and at their country's
call at Bunker Hill, Saratoga, Princeton,
Trenton. Mammoth, Brandywine and
Yorktown, bled and suffered. Such ma.
terial supplied the council chamber with
cautious, wise andpatriotic statesmen
Washington was afarmer,and often amid
the honors and responsibilities which his
country conferred upon him, sighed for
the privilege of retiring to the old farm
and homestead. But why multiply exam.
pies? Who knows not that on the quiet
farms ofour beloved country, not among
the show and dissipation and love oil
pleasure of the great city, are to be found
the youth who are the hope ofthe nation,
whose manhood. fthey improve the pres.
ent time, will be the true nobility; of the
United States.-EG. paper.
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Galvanized Iron,

We noticed and article in the Courier
and Inquirer few days since, which con.
tains some very important facts; so i'm
sportant that they should be known. 1t
appears that, by newly discovered pro-
cess, iron may be covered with coat of
zinc at very moderate cost, and thus
prepared it defed oxidation. Tin, shing-
les, slate. aud pure zinc, must yield their
claims to durability to the new article
Roofs covered with it. remain bright aud
untarnished through all kinds of weather
and seasons, and might almost say, all
time. Every thing that is. usually con.
structed of iron, and is exposed to damp
ness, may now be made almost imperish.
able. The process of manufacture is
founded on electro chemical principles,
and has been thoroughly approved by the
greatest of our modern chemists. We
propose to give the subject close exam.
ination, and to publish the resul..--N. Y.
True Sun. a.a
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!
heretofore been eossdsrsd .sae.fabIs, such Is IT.
Z Gers of Che Iafynx, ,TkEoat Moss, Nodes, &c.
The ARCANIIM EXTRACT d q complste
Anfidote to the serious Evils produced by the inus
{ dicious Use Of MERCURY. Asa SPRING and
s FALL PURIFIER il cannot be surpassed, work.
ing its way through the system With e silent and
enestlye fOrces--1s 81 80 tfss1 {sfa ~
Removing DYSPEPTIC INFLUENCES
Z 6ootillng the NERVES:
Removing INTERNAL Distractions and Dis.
S9lS1s mat would otherwisss cause injury 70 ths
~ T.-e and slsllN Csc a. lRsBssu s4iBpeI
(. PERSONS whose. Consultations arc broken down
by the use Of MERCURY. ARSENIC- Rsr n
SaQUININE, and any who ara lsasfgsri.o5 {rom
DISEASED LIVER, or an iniudicious treatment
Of any Of The above Diseases should ,,se fhe AR
SCANUM EXTRACT without DELAY.
In complicated cases of SCROFULA and.
SYPHILIS. and Ia cases where the Svnb;;i:.,
Virus of the Parent causes a developsrnsut -
SeroflIa in the Child, this is THE ONLY REM
: EDY upon which Q reasonable hope Of Recovery
} can be founded.
z In numerous instances, also, where ulceratfou
had laid bare both ligament and bone, ands where.
+ = to all appearance, no human means but amputa
Z ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snatched from the grave and restored to health,
the devouring disease being completely eradicated
by the use of this nestimabIe Extract 81 81
fSiai The Proprietors Of the ARCANUM EXTRACT
s have had this Medicine used in all the above Dis.
. eases with the most gratifying Results In using
the Medicine neither Business OF Pleasure need bo
interrupted requiring only the usual restraint OF
moderation in diet, and is equally applicable and
eficacious TO the infant as well as the adult
; *x* Pamphlets, giving Description for what
the gAEC4NUAf EXTRACTS applicable. viii
observations on Insensble Perspiration, and .
s Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
Bottle. Agents are supplied with the above pa1a-
phets for gratuitous Circuation.s usssuI
{ N The AR Ca NUN EXTRA C T. is, pre-.
:, pared by. JOHN WINER, Hamilton, Canad,
) West, aud JOHN WINER d Co., 80 Maides
3 Lane, New York, Sole Proprietcrs. 4 1el 10
?-PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
or Joliet; also byL III. BOYCE, agent 70,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10

SIMPLE REMEDY TO PgRrFYW ArER.-
Ii is not generally known thai pounded
alum possesses the property Of purifying
water, A large table spoonful Of pulver,
ised alum, sprinkled into hogshead Of
water, (the water stirred around at the
time, will after the lapse OF few hours,
by preclpitating to the bottom the impure
particles, SO purifying il, that il will be
found to possess nearly the freshness and
clearness of the, finest spring WATER
"A pailful containing four gallons may be
purified by q single tea spoonful
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10

A Coop ONE.-We heard one of the
returned volunteers relate the following
incident, as having actually occurred at
the battle of Buena Vista: One of the In
diana boys had stood his ground until con.
vinced that Mexican bullets were flying
too :hick and fast for to be healthy, so he
concluded to move his boots to ranch,
where he would be oul of harms way
As he was hurrying along, he passed one
of the Arkansas boys, who was lying by
the road side wounded in the ankle, and
unable to mount his horse. He inquired
ofthe Hoosier where he was going, and
when informed, requested him to get on
his horse and take him up behind, which
request the Indianan readily complied
with, afforded him an opportunity OF
sooner getting out OF danger. One part
ofthe road where they bad to pass, was
occasionally swept by the Mexcan can.
non. The horse got though safe, but not
SO with the riders. When near the ranch,
an officer inquired ofthe Hoosier where
he was going. "Wby," said he, 'to take
this man to the hospital" The officer
informed him that they did not want dead
men there, and the one he was carrying
had no head on. The Indianian looked
round with surprise, exclaiming-"Why,
the fool told me he was only wounded in
the ankle. "-Springfeld Democrat.
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WINERS,s
Canadian Verlnifuge.

The remedy 20 which we would call the atten.
ton Of the public, is one which has proved sue
cessful for some time and itis universally ac-
knowledged by all WHO have tried jt, 20 be far So
perior to any other medicine eyer employed in
diseases for which iris racommended. Il not on
y destroys worms and inSigofates the whole sys-
TEN, butit dissoives and carries off che supeFa-
bundant slime or mucus, so prev alentin the stonl-
ach and bowels OF children, more especially those
in had health, The mucus forms the bed ornest
in which worms produce their young, aud By re-
moving il, it is impossible for wormst emain in
the body. II sharmless in its effects on the sys-
tenn, and the health Of the person lie always imr
proved BY its use, even when no worms are dis
covered. o1I5A-1 GgtEz 1881 b9qo1 n u
Il will be seen by the following statement that
Mr.. McCord had, previous 10 using .sWiner's
Canadian Yermifuge," resorted 10 various prep
arations recommended for worms, without any
advantage-this ofitseif, is sufficient to the supe-
tiorty of this preparation over all Others for sim
liar purposes. ,ss q 6.-.aftrssrg gF{yvx
-lUts. brooklyn, January 18th, 1876
Messrs John Winer and Co.-SIRs: am hap
'py to have IT in my power 70 bear testimony Of
the good fleets attending the use of your Canada.
My child Of two years of age, had been. i'll for
| some seven months. and had finally become so
emaclated, that we dispaired Of its recovery.-
Surprising the cause oi its sickness was v orlns,
we gave her various medicines recommended in
| su;h cases, but thoy produced no beneficial eff
lects - We had given her up as past recover,
when we were roe 'mmended by friend, who
had heard ofyour medicine, TO give il n trlai-
we did 50 without any expectation OF its being
serviceable, tut to our great JOY and SURPRISE af-
ter she had taken SIX dosee, and six only che be.
gan gradually TO recover, and is now in better
health thar she has been for ten months.
can now recommend your s'Canadian Yer
ItY1if
friend ,the young portion of the human family,
who suffer from worms. am glad to be able 10
give such decided confidence in the success 70
your medicine, and am willing you she uld vefo
to me any persons who may have doubts onsheti
point Yours, truly, .no.a..s- p 4t.s -ag
-aa. hu GILES McCORD. q
The "Canadian Vernifuge''is only 25 cents
per bottle and is much pleasanter than any i'll
use. Prepared only by John Winner s. Co., 80
Maiden Lane, N. Y. Sold by CHAS. Gle
MENT, agent for Joliet; also BY l.. BOYCE,
| agent for Chicago. lss5a5 .,.-al .
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II EVAT GOODS,
CHARLES CLEMENT

Opposite Merchants RoD, Bluff st.,
|HASj4s. received from New York his Fall
4 Il and Winter stock of Goods, which have
Ueen bought for cash, which will enable him 20
sell them (for ready pay as cheap, ora liftie
cheaper, than any other Sore liz the county
Greatcare has been taken IN selecting good goods
expressly for this market His stock consists of
Dry Goods, Boots, Books, Caps, Groceries, Hard
ware, Crockery, Glassware, Pals. Drugs. Dye
stuffs, Paints, Oils, &C.. &c. Our friends aud
the public generally are invited to call and ex-
anime our goods and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere. s- .ga l.st-lG aal eG -e..a3 :
Produce received in nayment
fOr GOODS. joliet, Ocr 20. 1876
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-10

THE BRBADTH OF Ir.-"My dear come
in and to bed jist, " said the wife OF a Jolly
son of Erin, who had just returned from The
fairin decidedly how come you so
state. "You must be kdreadf0lly tired,
sure, with your long walk ofsix miles,"
"Arrahl get awy with your nonsense, .
says Pas, sit was not the length Of the
way q! all, that atigued me-'tmas the
breadth of itI'' :, ssss 80 ~