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FARM FOR SALE.

- THE FARM recently owned and occupied by the
f..M l. Rev. JOSIAH CLARK. situated about half mile
Lii west of the OF Rutland, is now offered for
sale Il consists of about so of Moving Pasturing
aud Tilage Land with convenient Dwelling House, Barn
and other outbuidngs thereon, all IN good repair. The
House lie well calculated for one or two families.
There il also undivided half Of about "A acres Of val
,abe Woodland which will be sold with the Farm If de-
sired 49,
The Farm will be sold low, and long credit given for
most OF the purchase money
Ifnot dsposSd Of before the first day OF April nextthe
uroperty will he leased for the ensuing year.
Irricester' Feb i'll dw6t7 JOSIAH CLARK.
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PATIENTS
.qmerican and Foreign Office, and Agency of the
U. s. Patent O6fce WASHINGTON,
No. ID State Street. ROstOn.

.4mericdn and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. s. Patent Office. Washing ton,
No. % State Street, - Boston.
TINE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
er of Patents is agent OF the U. s. Patent Office oi the
purpose ofreceving and forwarding to the all such
models specimens of ingredie is ahl manufactures
shall be intended to be patented deposited therein
which will be received and forwarded free Of expense and
ask TO their owners and with all possible dispatch. The
subscriber will prepare caveats specifications, assign
meDts, and all the necessary papers and drawings will
make researches into American and foreign works. for
tablishing the validity utility of Inventions and render
sdvce all legal and scientific respecting the
same. Patents secured in Europe and other countries
BY application at this Office, inventors saved the
time and expense of journey Washington, and delay
there we'll all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents The experience of fourteen years. practIce-an
tensve collection of works. documents, decisions,
&C.. on mechanical subjects and the Patent Lsws-and
patents Of different countries, collected at expense
during the long time this office has been established, and
which daily additions being made together with
counts here kept of inventions patented Washington,
enable to afford important assistance and information
TO inventors DESTROYS n securing patens which in other
respects might be difficult of attainment.
weodlySS r. H. EDDY, Civil Engineer.
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Tannerv for Sale or to Rent.

- 1NHE large TANNERY in Princeton, containing
fN L SO Watts, q of them under the tan house
stories high, 100 q. by o. with an ell = by 70,
with steam engine horse power all excellent repair.
stream OF passes directly by and it is OF the
best establishments ofthe kind in Worcester County.
Also, for SALE or to RENT, the Tannery small
House with Barn and out buildings There two acres
OF land with the Tanney, and more may be had II desired
Said property is situated about half mile south OF the
Meetinv Houses in Princeton Terms liberal Inquire of
the subscriber. JACOb W. WAISON.
princetnn Feb 49, 4w7s
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THE PROTECTION ms. co.

ODlce -V0. 8, ELCH0Nge BN57dlngS, N0Tff OF III
State House, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature Ct
i Connecticut, with Capita! of ONE HUNDRED AMI
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
Ing Fire and Marine Insurance. and has the Of In
ereasng its Capital to Halt a Million o. Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses, Stores, Mills Fac
tOres Barns and their contents and all cthe nsurabs
property against loss and damage by fire. The
premium offered low those of other similsI
institutions, and every man has opportunity for trins
to protect himself against the ravages OF this desiruC
ton element The the Office pursues in ransactng
their business and in the adjusting and payment Of ossea
Is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. Worcester Vicinity, referred G
further particulars ISAAC DAVIS Esq, his office In
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER Sec'y
Hartford, July II, 1874. Nv
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TO Teachers and School Committees.
CHASE,S ELEMENTS QE ARITH ETC .

Az AO0SAGAo cuU 0GA1UVA OVA14lA1ltbEGSs
CHASE'S ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETIC;
IN TWO PARTS.
TENHIS work, which has been adopted as the
II text book In the Classical and Engllh High schao
of this town, is confidently recommended TO teachers IS
containing the following points of excellence any
other Arithmetic now In USE
/. The arrangement Is simple and more philosophical
2. The work is more complete both text book and
book Of reference.
8. 1t has greatly condensed by dispensing with
most of the separate rules for the Decmss
Fractions, and Federal Money.
4. In addition all the ordinary Arithneca opera
Ons, many useful principles introduced that
RECOMMENDATIONS
WORCESTER, July a. 1886.
Having made of the second part of MIR. Chase's
Arithmetic during the past year, recommend IL
the best manual haUe setn. CONT rises IN a short
space much valuable information and the exercises
arranged that class once conducted faithfully through
the hook fail TO have received thorough knowl
edge of the science. The introduction decnas con
necon with numeraton the solution OF problems in pro-
portion by the method Of and effect and lher Dor.
tlons Of the work, new and valuable.
ELBRiDGE SMITH,
Principal of Glass. and Eng IIig - hool
HASBROuCK DAVIS,
Teacher OF Math Depars
SALEM, July ST. n
After using the second part Of Chase's Arithmetic ar
year ana half expectations in regard merit
fully realized know Of hook which, in my opini n
is we'll fitted make thorough Arilhmeticians Tie
arrangement is eminenty phosophica The rules and def
nltons simple, accurate and comprehensive, the iustra
lions direct concise and plain, the questions
practical and happily adapted 70 exercise the mind of the
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM,
Principal Of the Eng. High School for BOYS.
The work is also highly recommended by the Principal
OF the Normal School Newton, by the Public School
Teachers of New York and Philadelphia, and by many
others. URIAH HUNT & SON, Publishers
lh. No. A, N. Fourth Street, Philade phia,
For Sale at the principal Bookstores.
III school Committees will be furnished with copies fol-
examination, gratuitoasly, at LAZELLs Book Store
Worcester. Sept SO, 1876.
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FARM FOR SALE.

"a ONE mile from the centre OF the town Of Rutland
h:iskA Moving, Pasture, and Tiage Land, and good
House. Barn. and other Buildings thereon convenient tor
she farmer. Terms made easy could desire Pos
session given Immediately For further particulars inquire
of the subscriber, G. s. FLINT ESD or STILLMAN Es-
rABRooK JOSEPH BoWKER.
Rutland, Feb 10.
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NOTICE,

TTNIE Subscribers who about making new arrange
i ment In their business hereby give notice mat TO
omslste that mr., they intend disposng Of their
entire stock of HARDWARE, STOVES, &c, with tho
exception OF goods OF our own manufacture, AT COST.
To dealers rare opportunity presents Tor them to oo
tain n great bargain, and on liberal terms
Theii whole stock OF Stoves VIII he sold 1t less prices
than ever before offered IN Worcester.
perfect rot Manufacturers Tools Tor the Sheet iron
and Tin business. In prime order
All Indebted arc called upon to make immediate
navmar, NEWC0MB, DIXIE d co.
P.xt ,gon... r.h IA l' Jtf
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GJBBS'S HOTEL,

BAT Broadway, Corner Of LeOnardSt5 NewYO rk.
y IA HIS Establishment Formerly known as the
f.s1A Athena UK lIorEL1 having Undergone COM
hplete change In its internal management IL it
ted up for the accommodation OF Families, private Gentle
men, and the travelling public Il is The intention Of the
Proprietor TO make this OF the most comfortable
well agreeable Hotels in the City Of New York. and
pains will be spared on has part the wishes snd
expectations OF his guests hoping thereby receive
liberal share OF the public patronage. A. s GIBBS.
New York, March g. l947, 9w9
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HoVeY's Patent Straw Cutters,

EIHE subscribers manufacture and now offer
n for sale these celebrated machines a reduction
from former prices Of about 20 per cent viz:
do 1000 do 1900
Larger Cutters for hand power and those made to
cut feed very fine with from to IL Knives prices pro-
porrionablv reduced. They will warrant the machines
which they manufacture superior any others in the
market for cutting Hay, Straw or Cornstocks.
Nnts and Washers Tor sale, and punched to ORDER
G. HOVEY 81 CO., Summer st.
Worcester, Feb 2. 5w5
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Real Estate for Sale.


"A rINHE subscriber offers for sale his FARM, Of about
fssIA 60 acres Of Land, with convenient Dwelling
SsEL House Wood house, Carriage-house and Granary
attached Also large Barn, So feet long with Shed adj
Joining and is supplied with by aqueduct from
never falling stream Also, WOOD LOT, OF about 10
for sale with the above desired Possession given
the first OF April For further particulars inquire OF
the Subscriber the premises.
Worcester, March 5. THOMAS SUTTON.
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FRUIT TREES. Sc,
The WOrcester Nurs err

1QT7lP2354s AAO44 CAVI
SE The Worcester Nursery
%V%E& I we'll stocked with a good variety Of
L Apples Pears Plums, Cherries, Peaches,
-~@Sz<=~ Apricots, Nectsrnes Ounces. English
Gooseoerrtes choice strawberries, Dutch Curants
werp and other Raspberries, Grape Vines dc And
he Proprietor of this Nursery constantly collecting
varieties of Fruits possess superior excellence and are
worthy Of cultivation in this climate.
Assoc great variety of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS:
Basam FRS and other Evergreens European Mountain
Ash, Horse Chestnnts, Weeping Willows. Linden and
Tulip Trees, Honey and other varieties suia
BILE TO this latitude and esteemed for their beauty.
u Arbor Vitae, Back Thorn, Prive &c for Hedges
fine collection Of ROSES, PE0NIES, DAHLIAS,
BORDER FLOWERS. SC &c
Asparagus Roots Rhubarb or Pie Plant, SC.
GARDEE and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety
BUDS and SCIONs OF large variety of choice fruit.
! CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply Orders
promptly attended to- ard Trees &c packed TO 90 safely
any distance. SAMUEL. II. COTTON
Worcester, I'd mo- l9. dwn6 Proprietor
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Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY. 'cs FFesaaeMs'
Dr. JOIN GREEN, Consulting Phi ysicion.
Or. 3: I. HEY WOOD, Assistdnt Consulting
Or. JOS SARGENT, : Physic ia1s
IHlS Compssy commenced issuing Policies on the first
OF June lS, and on the first of December had issued
7l5 Policies In amounts from $500 to $4,000 es :h.
Ihis Company Is conducted the most economical
nnncpless Its premiums for are MOI expended
IN paying heays rents or high salaries officers and
nsead Of taking more money of the assured thsu enough
10 cover actua losses takes small portion of the pre-
MUM In noeto be assessed only case OF extraordi.
mary mortalit,s and not chargeabe with interest.
surplus TO os refunded to members the end Of every
three years, from June LIST 1896
Pamphets explaining the principles and ADVANTAGES of
Lille Assurante with the forms ppicaton and rates of
premium, mas be obtained the Office the Company.
Applications Tor Assurance will be received the Office
ofthe Company, at the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary
Worcester Feb Is, 1897 If
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House and Lots for Sale.

A NEW and Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street.
fssA N Also, HOUSE LOTS on Laurel Hill-many
them commanding the lest view Of Worcester Of
any lots in the market. A. NJ MERRlFELD..
Worcester March IL. w3tdif
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Dr..A.. TURNER.

Would respectfully announce 10 4hat uh-
fonhmrp class n c6alm,lnity WIN ana labofiDg ul,-
der Diseased Eyes, that he HIS locasrd IN
the village Of jotet, asi II prspItsd BY his
new and unique method Of treatment, 10 tsks
charge Of. and cure, ell slch cases of OpthalTha
as have besn hitasrtn regarded ;ihcurable.
Those who have eithsr from the judgment OF
their Physicians, or the grert length or time they
have suffered, regaftied tsehisslses as doomed 70
perpetual pain OF darkness, may take new cour-
age, in viewaf the llsled success attending
that particular mode Of treatment Of the Eye a.
dopted by DR.. TgRNER and Only ia use by three
others in the United -Statas.
His teams wi be reasonable, bul (or the in.
Formations of those who Giay desire TO apply 10
him for his aid, he desms'h proper to state them.
They will be MS follows -: TOD
For treatment OF the eyes one week, $500.
~ AtIa do s. ~ do ~ and boarded, m 50.
4 fArln trestmen, of tine Eye, no Zee win be ia
ken uasil an imprOyement ID experienced. 10
Jolie:, February 2, i647. .6351A a.EE
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THE BRIDGE RILL.

The following is a copy oilI which has pas.
Ssd che SENATE, aud, IL is said, is on its third
reading in the House:
"A bill tar an act 20 build a bridge across ihe
-Dos PLANES river in the town Of Joliet.
BE Il snaesed.By the People ofGhe Stale Of HI
soiB ,epreseaied IN the General s9ssensbly, That
sns legal voters IN that part Of the town OF JoIie.
EasI aaIf West Joliet, and all the Additions in
nay uaannsr attached 10 said town, ian Will
e.snntY, lying south OF Clinton street ia, Joliet.
nlso. 6ou:h ola line drawn east from tire cast
faruninasion Of Clinton street 20 the east line OF
Bowen,s Addition 30 the town, also sOuSh OF .
line drawn wet from Doa PLANES river directly
past she south end Of Merchants Row, in West
toiist . Ahs west side Of the eewns shall meet
.rpheonilabls place iIlthat part q the ttwn a.
t6tr dasrribsn altar ten da Re naiiea shall have
been gwen, By posting up fhrsS notices 10 the
moss cnnspicious places in said town. Said no.
sic8traall be ei;en BY u Usgood. Charles Cie-
meat and Col lillian ssrnt.h who shall consll.
,6,s : board q meet az the place ant time des-
i4hkltd III said notice, and when 50 met. they
ftIl open phi book 20 receive TIE votes for or
against Lsvying tax Of City cents npIn every
~ hundred dollars worth OF real estate situated
e. ,het rafi nf said Town as above. said polls
sts'l 81 ksps onea as least six hours and when
t'o.sd u Il shall &c found that malo:ity Of all
.he roioa given By the legal votJrs that attended
s.k eeiias rssiiiaR IN ihatpaFt Of the sale tow \
fes.tnsots n1lsisd. voted in favor pf evying sal
I1en re said boabs shalI certify shc same q
C|erk ofske County Commissioners CouEs
1aa ssAke eompuiaiipp Of the nuoans due
each 1.aei as above drseFihed and enter the
cala.e columns "a the collectors penk
e. 1877. The eolIectpT shah be eeeoua-
tsE iax upon his nliciai oonds the same
~ EIa,s ana County taHes-he shailEs-
\. .ts.|.,,,, - r,tch tn,r. receipts given by q
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FIRE INSURANCE..

lTNHE SUBSCRIBER is duly constituted Agent
II for the Eetna and Projections Insurance.
Companies, OF Hartford, t;0nnecticUt, and is pre-
parsd 10 take FIRE risks, ON all descriptions OF
properly, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores,
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, &c.
These companies are 50 favornbly know through-
cut America as 10 make Comments anu rsisrnnccI
unnecessary. -~s~r tss5rs
Application for Insurance will be received
through s. w. Bowen, ESQ.,, Joliet, and Norton
s. Blackstone. I.oekp0rt, whose survey OF bald
Ings will be taken az the risks of GIze nbovs CON-
panies. q. ). HUBBARD, Ag't.
Office, South Water Street..
Caicagn, May q, Sl6.
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6TThough disease may be fastened
upon US, yet how thankful ought we tobe
that Providence has placed within our
eeach the means for their speedy and ef
fectual removal. Coughs, Colds, Con.
sumption and Liver complaints form by
fac the most fatal class Of diseases known
in our land. For the removal ofthe above
diseases, DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of. Wild
Cherry IS pronounced by the many thou.
sands who hava used it, the best remedy
in the world.
Be sure TO get DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry-;here are limitations
1.-THE genuine for sale by ]. A. MAT.
TEsoN.
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aeross the. Des PLANES rivar near ahs Ns,ianal
Hoiel in said town, and alsogDlL and silver. TIE
s 10 inha big,nts may have the right bsshIs act To-
tax themselves each year and rofecs tire Same az
above Until tbs cost OF c0nslmctig said bridge Is
fully paid and as fast as the coleclcr collects the
amount of said tax, re she'll pay Il over 10 said
bIi ding conmittse npol nc osner Of majority
of the same aud when efficient amount OF noA-
81 is thus oIIecred 10 pay the cJst Of said bridg
then this act shall cease 70 be IT, three The
c0Ilect0r shall have the same percent for enllec
ing this tax that he now gsIs for collecting Couh
~ tax. ssa7ts
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Take Warming,

! All persons who are indebted to the fn
dersigned. either by note or book account
are requested to call and settle the same
before the 18th Of February next. If set
tiement ofaccounls is not made presicul
10 that time, measures will be taken to en-
force their collection. ;sthaf
FIRMAN MACK.
2 Joliet Jan. 26. 1s47. I. - = ,...-g
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YNHE Subscriber continues to manufac.
u ture 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 Of cas-
tings as cheap as any in the West.
THREsEIz1G 16ACH11ses
Oftwo varieties-Stationary cleaners, &
Locomotive cleaners, containing the la.
test improvements, and finished in a su.
perior style constantly on hand.
All kinds 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 exchangcfor cas-
aings or work.
e ? s"s#, M. L. ADAMS.
Toilet. March. 10. 1886.
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WILL CIRCUIT COURT.
In Chancery.
John Fennsrsys

J ssph IafIenih isa, Tl,sress
Watkins, Thomas w afkin ,Jear
b .plise LaiiaInboise, Ambfrss
Laframboise,lk Roberta kinzie
AFFIDAVIT af she said complainant haviag been
duly flied in The above eniielsd Gauss showing aIas
al the above named defendants aEe sow SesstiensI
Of the State nf Illinois.
The said defendants are hereby notified Of che
tendency Of chs above entitled caase, and that
summons has been duly issued rsturnable 30 the
p<xs eFm Of said court. 10 be holden az JClies,
IN ihs county u VIII, and Stafe Of Illinois. On
the th1sd Monday Of May next. And that unless
shey appear md plsaa answeT or demus 70 the
c0mplahianGs bin therein, she sins Will be taken
% confessed and sisefea entered accofd:ngly
WIZ SMITH,
eek Circuit cuuSf.
McDoUaAEr { Pkez, solIsi,oIs, e z
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.INurSIk6tlI,G Nen!e.

USTED STATES CIRCUiT EXECUTION No. IIO9.
to rne dirccte', fToIh the Uhiteh Suites Circuit
CsoIn for lno District Of 'ilinois, In favor OF FL
liott Adner, of Davidson, aud against Henry G
Hubbard and Gu:dan s. Hubbard, l have levied
upon u g following property lying the County
of Will-to wit: -t
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CONGREss, JAN. 24.-The army bill
Was considered in the Senate and amend
ed By giving chaplains $1,000 year and
3 following volunteers to elect their own.
go In the House, the % 900 .O10 treasury
note bill was considered; an amendment,
30 tar tea and coffee; was rejected, and
finally recOnsidered and passed. The
bill was then .passed.
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Rials from Pennsylvania, were presented
BY various Senators Tho motion to
tAceive them was laid on the table.
IN THE HOUSE, personal explanation
took place between Messers. Sawyer and
Culver. The former pledged himself to
prove that Mr.. Culver endeEs0red to OBJ.
iF-iRin in dishonOrable manner, from &c r.
tain lodges, secrets for publication. Mr..
C. pronounced the statement faIsehood,
and said that if compelled to fight he
should insist. as the challenged party, on
the choice Of weapona 49, i
The House weHt'into committee of the
whole, Mr.. Tibbitts in the chair, on the
Treasury note and land bill. Mr.. CTosier
addressedthe com. irCpposltion Ad-
ministraiion, g. in defence OF Gen. Taylor.
On motion Of Mr.. Rathbun, the COM
'mittee rose and he offered resolution to
close the debate at o'clock. Adopted.
Again the house went into committee
NCf the whole. and Mr. Giles spoke until 3
o'clock. Snndry amendments uaimportant
I'm themselves, were adopted, and several
sOtbers we're offered, viz: to prohibit sla.
very ia new territory; to repeal the tariff
aof 46: to impose an additional duty on
articles now taxed; TO levya duty on tea
Mud coffee.
TheameRdments were lost. or declared
mot to be in Srder.
The bill was then reported to the House,
rand the amendment concurFed in, and the
BILL PASSED by yeas and nays, l66 to %.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

All perssas having claims n ninst the Estate
Of John Madden deceAsed, are notified snd re-
quested 60 present she same for adjntaiin, nj 'h"
fern Of Ie Probate Court 81 Will county 10 be
maiden ut the Office Of ,he Probate Justice, in
Joliet, on the ID Menday 10 March neyt
@ JAMES MULHOIA4A Nd, Admir-.
Jo.iet Ian Is. l847. fl1
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HARD WARE.
SO Log. Table Knives & folks,
25 boz. Pocket Knives.

Spoons. 6 do do Table Spoons,
Pad Locks, Metal cocks. mineral Knobs
cottage Locks, cottage Stop Latches. Iron
squaros, sstiand Sawc,n Racers. Percussion caps.
Ora~ing Knives, Rasps and Files, ttspurs,r
spseiacies. Steel pens by the card. Ba:dwin,s
Butte. Bfass Buns ani Screws. wrought Nails,
coffee MilIe. "Wirs Siyes.s' Grain Scoops, SHOW
els. Anes Shovsls. Maho-ny KNOBS, Rat and
Woass TRAPS. and Augsrs for sale atLO4NE'S
Cheae Cash sisore, cticaeo s..
I ()et s7.ssS
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DaEaD.

On Hickory Greek. on the 18th ult, of
inflammation Sf the Lungs, Mr.. JOHN
ELLIOTT. formerly from Medina, N. Y.
Aged 81.
In West Troy. on the 9Th nlt., GurL.
FORD MOODY, sou of Moody g. and Kavia
Freeman. Aged year and 8 months.
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EMPORIUM or FAsHIONi

NHE Undersigned be1s leave 10 inform the
Il citizens ef:beliet and vicinity that he mas
ssccived the PARfS. tEON;DUN. ami PHILA-
OELPHIA Fashions. He is now prepared TO
execute work in the most fashionable style.
M1p-under the sign az Emporium of Fash.
ion," Bllf Street, Joliet H. l9lyr
l-'i no t1-5 su.-si lu.r r. NICHOLSON :
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WANyM,E1Mn.

In payment for subscriptions. WOOD, Nhest
tlats. Com, PcTaIoas, Butter, cheese, &c. Sc !.
az this once, far which the highest market price
viii bs allowed sses az
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Which ! shall offer for sale at Public Vendue nj
the Court House door Of said CoInty. ON the 5ih
dav Of February next. to the highest and best id,
der FOR ready money.
saaIes 10 commence between the hours of o.
clock, A.. VI and sunset, ofsaid day
Dated at Joliet, this 30th day of November,
A. D. 1916.
S. H. ANDERSON,
T.. s. Marshall, Dist. Ill.
2Stf b. BENNET ALEEN. Deputy.