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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02
MANSFIELD, (O.,) Oct u, 1913.
Pclitics-John Fan Buren, 7rtdt for Murdcr-


ther-Roads-Prospects, &c.
This place, which Is the county seat of Rich
land county, is all excitement in regard to political
matters Democrats, wings, and free soilers, have
each held meetings preparatory to the coming
Presidential election.
John Van Buren, addressed very large meeting
here, on Monday The curiosity of beholdmg the
"Prince' so far from home, elected more hearers
than anything new that they expected to hear from
him. lie was unmerciful upon Glass; jocular upon
General Taylor, and very complimentary and
fattering in regard to she nominee OF the Buffalo
Cenvention.' Yet every one spoke highly OF his
effort. Much wit and sharp shooting were thrown
out in the course of his speech, which was two
hours and quarter in length. When twIted IN
regard to the Improperly of!gong around election
eerng for his daddy, he replied that he was but
a shepherds boy, for his father was the owner OF
large flock Of sheep, and that id old ass had
broken into the fold and let a lot of them stray
away, and that he was now in Ohio endeavoring
TO 'hunt them up ]"
The Court of Common Pleas for this county, is
now In session, and engaged in the trial of negro
man bv the name of Voorhls, for the murder OF
mulatto, on the nth day of last June The cause
of the murder appears to have been an intimacy
between the mulatto and Voorhis wife. Voorhis
beat the muatto In the street, over the head and
neck, with stick about two feet in length, and
about The thickness of a mans fore-fnger. Not
succeeding in that way in INJECTING chastsement
upon his opponent, he struck him blow on the
stomach with his fist, which instantly felled him
to the ground. and he died in ten minutes. From
the course Of the evidence, Voorhs will be con-
vlced Of mans laughter, which is punishable under
our statute with Imprisonment in the penltentlary,
for term not less than one, nor greater than ten
years
: The weather is Notwithstanding almost con-
stany Roads muddy and weddings numerous.
The result of the election OF the 7th OF Novenl-
ber IN this State is very doubtful. Bets are made
with much caution Both parties are contendng
hard for the victory. Every stump, almost, has
a man upon 1t, harangueing crowd. | think we
will undoubtedly carry Ohio Tor TAYLOR.
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Married.,

On Tuesday evening, Oct. 81, by the Rev. Otis A.
Skinner, Mr. PETER SHAND, Of Aberdeen shire, Scot
land, to Miss MARGARET AcKERMAN, Of this city
In TRANSPORTATION Church, by the Rev. Mr. Senez,
MI. PETER KARNEY, to Miss MARY AVN CoDE both of
this city.
On the LIST inst, by the Rev DR.. Krebs, Mr. GEORGE
+. CoAcHMoS to Miss MARY JANE EAGLEsoS, all of
this city.
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a. =, ,bo, district had a hearing YES.

rauds ~ that district, had a hearing yes .,a,v =,
fore Alderman Erely. The prosecute N no, os
prepared WIN t1s re9u,red aJc9m .ntary evidence,
sdential election This WIZ nus, us, ai'er tne IRE,
OF the charge, II nothing occurs on ruesdsy next
10 excite fresh causes ri dissatisfaction
DR.. Morrill, max IS balloon ascens ION here to-
day Inc known habits of our Philadelphia pab-
bc, IN Preier.ing an outside view of such specta-
ces, shoald have warned him that he could not
expec. lhe undertaking TO be rrc fitshle -.
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via Albany and Buffalo, we shall have done the
State some Service. Our thanks are due to Cant
Clemson, Of the packet cast of the mountains, and
to the captain OF the packet Indiana, west Of the
dividing ridge, tor their pohIeness and kindly
attention to their passengers your reporter am oag
the number. But we should prefer to make the
trp upon wooden lie and one meal a day to the
punishment OF going through Pennsylvania by the
canal packets any more. The day, II the weather
be fine, though tedious, goes of well enough but
the nlght--don't mention 1t, don't try it /; but if
you can brlbe the driver of the horses, and take
his place TILL morning, you will make bargain 20
your advantage. AS an old campaigner, we can
endure almost any thing; but the pleasures of good
socfety, and Of good fare, and kind attentions, on
acanal packet are destroyed by the horrors OF the
| night, when the passengers are slowed away, like
collins in a vault, tier over tier.
| ApproXimatlng the main question OF the proea-
BILE result for November, late democratic procla-
nation makes out the following case, explanatory
of the success OF the wing Governor. and the pos
| sible consequences Z in the Presidential trial OF
strength in this State -
l. Johnston received nearly the entire vote Of the
free soil me and al otionists. united.
q His majority II any, will not exceed 200.
g. The entire free soil and abolition vote at the Pre-
sdential election, will be given to Van Buren.
Every man who voted for Longstresh will vote for
Cass and Butler
more than the old abolition vote of 1874 for Preside
which 200; this will be clear loss TO the whig,
in November which will secure the State for Cass and
Butler.
But the free soil vote and the abolition VOTE united
will amount to at least II 900 1t Is generally con-
ceded that their vote will exceed that But, we de-
sire to be clearly within bound will say 10000 OF
this number at least 5000 will be loss to the whig
party at the Presidential election Say that the re-
naming 5000 will be loss to the democratic party
q admission which will scarcely be sustained by the
result then the net loss of the wings would be 5000
which would give the State to Cas- and Butler by
| 6,OO0
1t is scarcely necessary to add in support Of the
estimates exhibit that there is very worthy and
respectable religious Sect the Society of Friends
bracing 600 voters who nearly all belong to the
whig and abolition parties, who to man, voted for
Johnston, but who can not consistently and will not
vote for General Taylor. We safe in saying that
nearly their entire vote will be given to the free soil
and abolition candidate for the Presidency. Here
again may be traced dead loss to the wings, which
J will be fatal to them.
There is Item omitted, as important as any
other; and that IL, the personal popularity OF
General Taylor IN Pennsylvania, and the probable
draft he will make upon the old democracy. Bu
we shall go more largely INTO the merits of the
subject tomorrow.
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FIRE IN MIDDLErowN.-We are informed, by
gentleman from Mdiletewn n, that the large satnst
factory in that place, owned by the Pamecha Manu-
featuring Company, was on Saturday night last burnt
10 the ground.--N,w Karen journal, Oct 81.
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su. gave hope to the democratic, il gave desp .r to

the wings.
This is not mere assertion Ii is conclusion
drawn from careful reading of the press of OHIO,
OF both parties, and an extensive intercourse with
the active politicians, guided by determination
to not lose sight Of the moral OF the well known
fable Of Ksop, oflhe interview between the farmer
and the lawyer, concerning the gored OK. Aad
can claim to be an " impartial Judge" in saying,
tina, the wings of Ohio are sanguine in giving the
State to Taylor and Fillmore and may add, TOO.
as an individual opinion, that they have good
grounds for their hope. In former letter have
SHOWN that while Col Weller obtained majority
outside of the Reserve, ofnear eight thousand, Ge
neral Cass's majority in the same district, would
not exceed four thousand; so thst, 1t General
Taylor can get majority OF any thing over four
thousand in the reserve counties, he Is safe.
The figures upon which this estimate is based
have been exhibited to both whigs aud democrats,
and admitted to be the best view of the probable
result they had yet seen.
What, then, are Taylors chances of getting four
thousand majority in the Reserve
In n the vote IN the eleven reserve counties
stood:-
Ciav Polk Birnev Total.
2797b 2o,470 3,252 5l,89T
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SAVANNAH. Steamship Cherokee Bliss lady and child
Rev Charles Cleveland and LADY, Mongin and LADY, John
Ryan lady children and servant Rev Van Doren LADY,
children and servant Mr. Munroe and ady Davis lady
child and servant Burritt lady daughter child and
sims and LADY, Thomas Ryeron and lndy Mrs Grant,
gan Mrs and daughter MRS Craig and daughter Mrs No
MRS Sims Mrs Carne Mrs Dibbc Miss Mary Powers Miss
tnrah Pyncheon Miss Jennings Miss Patrick Mrs VIII
hams Miss Mcdonald Miss Halsey Misses Parhman and ser
yant Mr. 0lmscad and lady, Miss Mary Thomas Mis Ann
Mckee Miss Louisa Wiley Misses sams,p. Miss Jeb Capt
Aaron, Scott Powers Whitney Foster q Henry
Cumming Norris Cowles Thomas Armitsqe Horace
Smith, Cornelius Heyer, Samuel Wood Moses smith, ii
Church Wslugton; Harry George Gordon Msokay,
A Hougb, W Mercer, Chas n Mills Fl" 7
Passengers Arrived.
HAvpr-Ship MasonMr SecI lady and children, Mis- Lo
rent Mss Lodemerc Miss hull-lT 10 the otecrsga
epSrS-Dng Indus-Dr Nurphey, Mis- Daily.
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n ARITImE INTELLIGENCE.
SHIP NEWS NoTICR.

SHIP NEWS NOTICE..
Commanders Of vessels bound to this port, will CON-
FER favor upon us by having all parcels papers, and
reports intended for the Neo York Herald ready
Immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News
Boy She will board inward bound vessels In the VI
onity Of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign domestic will confer additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail
or otherwise, ship papers that may be deemed
Of interest to the community We will gladly recipro
cate the favor.
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counting merely well known men-and property
canies weight in TINS good Christian city. Mr..
Webster's coming in so strangely, though at some
thing rather beyond the eleventh hour, has had
good effect for the whig ca se. His name is yet
great, and his least political act has vast Influence
among our people. Had he continued to hang
back, !" conscience whiggery would have been
in the ascendant. "Conscience" whggery knows
this, and promises to iquidate the account 1t has
with the godlike in the year OF grace 1851, when
his present senatorial term shall have run out.
console Its votarles by telling them that he will be
in the cabinet about those days.
Governor Briggs will run much ahead OF most
other OF the whiglcandidates. He Is plous, an abo-
litionlst great temperance advocate, and deuced
good fellow in many ways. Whether he Is tor
Taylor, or not, Is known only to the man who IS
acquainted with the opinions OF General Ford, OF
OHIO. Mr.. Philips, it is currently said, will run
behind Van Buren,. The thing is not i'm possible,
though can scarcely believe 1t 1t is not impos-
sible that Governor Briggs may be chosen by the
people, as he was in ~; for, if the third party Is
larger than it was then, must be recollected
that the democratic party is not so large as 1t was
at that time, by from ten to fifteen thousand:
Even bets are made here on Pennsylvania, by
democrats In one case odds were given, which
showed pluck, If not intelligence. There is a
rumor that Mr.. Morton is to walk the plank"
Immediately after the election. May be so; but
President Polk is so artful dodger that there is
no predicting anything about his course. Hum an
and Polk nature are two radically different things.
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Packet ship Oxford liverpool ships HISTORIAN do
Jhar,eston Dan bark lefty Port Prnce aad others
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-28

Tie Notes and Accounts of J. 4. Mat,
reson. hich were made previous TO Sept,
lst 1917 and since that time, are now in
the hands Of 4. w. Garfield, Constab for
collection. Those who cali and pay up
before the 18th Of Dec. will save costs. |
have waited over a year on nearly all and
on some several years,and feware as reu-
dy now as they were when due, but the
money has to be made without delay.
Nov %. ] 4. MATTESON.
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PETITION.

To THE Hon. THE LEGlsLATURE
OF 4'AE STATE OF ILLINOIS:
2, The undersigned citizens and
legaisvotcr of The County of Will.
would respectfully Petition your
HpForable body to pass Il Law
IHOr toetfect present Contracts
exempting from Execution and
Attachment, to heads Of iamilieS,
a, Homestead ol 40 acres to the
value of $500, aud personal prop
eTt5 TO the amount of 500 be-
yotd what IS now exempt by
law 81 10 - s-
arclV q ..eEfLa krqsssf4.- s
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NJ EMHE~

and Medicines. ha. 'prough, on we'll selected
stock OF Books Iand Stationary, ,corhpri.ing;
Schoo., Blank, Law and Medical Books: hail
msps, great varety) Mrchers Outline Maps.
Church Psalmody, Me,hodisr Hymn Books, Pot
ygloIt Bibles. New Tsstaments: Historical an I
scientific works aud every variety Of MisceIIane-
aus readirg by The popular authors Of the day
Also, Cap and Letter Paper. Gilt edged Note pa
psr, Drawing paper, Perforated paper, writing
Books, Visiting cards, Printers do; Lithograph
Plates, Ina aud Ink stands, sand and sand box
es, waters and wafer boxes, steel pens, euills
slate ';ehcir, sand paper, pasteboard, Brushes oi
didereht kinds, matches, &c
AS he IS determined to SELL Low FOR CASH he
assures those wishing to purchase. that they will
consult their interest by giving him a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. 81 lS46.
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,.Dreadi,iltc6snaliv

"A Mr.. Wake Of Troy Grove, a few
days since, administered to bis children
hEe IN number, SOME 'stfychnifte for sick.
ness, OF which four'of> them died illnmtedi
ately. The fiihis still alive. We have
moi iearnedthe particulars, IJut suppose
that no criminal intent is charged again 81
him But his ignorance. presumption
and carelessness are truly and really Grim.
inal.
II is serious and solemn WARNING 10
all those " no would administer tho na,on,
compourrds IF tIre Orig lhop. without &
%n6Nfstee '0f theiranaliries-or. fI;sos 80
or IFS cure, FERN Trlegraph.
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TIP. DuMHAm B. co

AXE 90" TecciVIng splendid assortment. OF
Shei' ana hea"y hardware among which si1s the
following artic.es: Iron, Plough. Casl. Germa
EnglIsh aud American Blistertd Steel, DarIins's
tlarris' Bnlooh's aud Warmers Grass and Ora :
he Sythes, Mill and x car Saws, Anvits. VIZ
dns, HAY and Manure Forks. Rakes, well and
cis'ern Pumps, Naisa aud Spikes Of every des-
iripsfnm. White lead and Linseed Ii. Glass
AAa Fuzzy. all of~h and variety d: other
articles WILDE so!d-vey chenp for cash
Vest Joliet June 9th
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Du Page Circurt COurt-ApPfl
Term, 1Sl0.
state OF illinois,l s.. -
Du Page county
Elizabeth Wslter,l

Nichloas Wel,er,
NOTICE is hereby given the said defend
i am. that the complainant in this suit hav
ing fled her Bill of complaint with afidsviI
that The SAID Defendant is a non IeshlenG of thi
state. and summons having issued nut OF SAIL
t'our, re4urnahls 10 The No xt Tenn thereof
Now dnfess you the said defendant shall be
aud appear before the said Circuit Cout on
the fst day offhs next term Iheleof, TO be holifn
at Naper.!e insaid cuIa,ST. IN, 4hs hiId Monday
Of April next,,o Answer the charges contained IN
said, compartments Petition which has oeen
exhibited against you on Inc CHANGER. side of
said Court, ths same VIII be take n as confessed
ami the matters and things therein prayed for.
will be decreef accordingly
JOHN j. FIDDLER. Clerk.
C b HosNER, enmplainats Sole isof.
NapesSilIs Nov .l6th I616s
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ST. LOUIS STORE.

S sndepigped begs leave to- advise the
Rpoi.c mat ne has taken the store formerly
occupied By Mn. CH4Rl.ks CLsMKNy. on Rlu1T
street, directly opposite tie s.Nerchants Rev.
wnere he now offers great variety Of choice Jr,;
Goods Groceries. !lardwares and Cookery. ar
the lowest cash prizes HIGGINS
Joliet, July Is, lola.
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DIR. BEACH,S NEUICINES-

Unlike those patent Ittmedies which claim BIZ
one Thing IL cure all diseases, zach preparation
Is particularly signed cue some enc specific
iGiopathic complaint. with. its train Of sympto
matte affections
w u 81 AoN. American temperance Build
ings Lake steet, hirngo Illinois, g rera gers
Tor sale OF DIR. Beach's Books and Medicines IN
illinois, Wisconsin aud Indiana, tc whom all or
ders IN ISL by addressed post raid. i
For sale by II Brown, East Joliet; G. r
WoodInff, west hoj and Merrill and jenkins,
i.0rkuort
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10 Cents Worth Of
wATc Hes, CLOCKS,
- "A n u

~ }. klNNt: * 60, have just r:ceIved a
. neat AMI fashionable assortment IF Jewel
ry,at their store ii West Jnlietahfes doors moth
Of 'he National Hotel: viz. Cod and Silver
Watches, Ladies' Gold Chains, Bracelets, Cen
tlen ems Pins, Rings and Kcvs, Gold and steel
Pens, Geld aud Silver Cases, Silver, Plated and
German Silver Spoons, Silver Steel and German
Silver spsctncles, lIenmirg & Sons Needles,
S Sis gar as Fey S5.. Brushes 3"
Inns, Acrofdeons, Toys, &C..
N Watches, Clocks and Jewelry careful
ly repaired and warranted.
joliet, May %, lS48. Stiff
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LII ~.

In this place, on Thursday the % inst,
james Mc,ArfIitif. III the ttrirrsetb year OF
his iFge. Mr.. Macarthur was one of cur
most exemplary cItizens-his loss is felt
by a large circle Offriends. He leaves a
widow, and child Of two months of age.
--GOm.
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WILL COUNTY
DRUG q BOOK ST0RE,
r. ElLIs


ID EGS 10 inform the citizens Of win co,,,,v
Ii that tie has ist opened a well selertad
slosk oiDtugs ana Medicines, Perfumcry PA fnts
thh, u,ass' Dt e->tuiis, go. &c which, ne VIII
sell at the LOWEST possible rates for cxs,I.
Ills STOCK consists in pa RI of the fol+nWiiYg ar
ticles, viz: :. .
Acids, murIat'c. nitric, sulphuric aud oxalic I:
anti"'omy Sn'Fe seed, arsenic, alum, arrow root,
blue phi mass. blue ointme nt blue yitr;ol bo-
r"x. burgundy pitch, blackiny. c,mnhor. can
Iharldes. castor oil. Tuner cat,st r. sabooa,a n;
soda, caiomsi, carraway seeds, white chalk. req
10. prepares do; cream tartar tlovers fno,va.s
EPSON salts, elm barn, essences of all binds
sther. glauber 81 It's. glue, ginger. yum arabic
doaioes, do asea:etidS, 10 ffhn, do ii,yrrh. do'
snsnac, I'D tragacantn: herbs and roots OF air
kinds, heps, ipeca', Janess Powders. Irish moss
lce,and moss, IN pdanun. liquorice, magnesia.
cal''neo morphIhe, musiari, (Engllsh,l nut
mess, nursing hottiess opium, oils, essential anc
expressed; ointrienis 81 all Kinds. sparepori.
pearl barley, peruvian BAR, plaster. adhesive,
do mercurial, do eantharidesf sdinnne. rim
barb, root; do pulverzcd, do turkey; ro.in, Sd
go, sars1parilld rOO;, SIENNA. squsn, salt peter,
saicine, sweet spirits IF rtre, Spirits Of har.s-
horne. 20 camphor, sulphur, strychninc, tama
fInds, tartar emetic, tapi YEA, fractures of all:
kinds, white vitriol, Together with a host Of mr.
ucles not enumerated
Popular Potent Medicines, Surgical In
strunent', Syrenges, Sp1tuiGs &c.
The abo.e Drugs are entirely new and fresh
"a circumstance which purchaser sloul
overlook As. his, terms are CASH, he will con.
'ient Him self with
"SmtH Profits and Quick Returns"
r1ri'very articls warranted Genuine 90
CAL and examine for yourselves before pur-
CHASING elsewhere. p. FILLER
Chicago St.. doors north OF rhe Posi- Office
Joliet, Sept 1913,
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(6-ses TTs Go>aurRIxc iirgc r..

O "EE TIE to\auERING fIERc Ca.Ee.--
>"tn': ionic syrup at Vegetable Fe' rug
sI"uit Js:ty be- entitled the Hero If Mediei,es
1viTy successfully comratted and totally cradi.
nv" 'he IN 'st inVaerat. cases Gf Ague and Fe.
Yer, Iatermi Itent and Re.niirent Fevers:hns res.
su'hS Irom extreme suffering hundreIs WIN, now,
Ole'' tina day they were FIRST made arouaintcd
with It's Surprising virtues.
AK for smiths ronic Syrup AMI take no other
The Irus Medicine is for saIehy C II Wnndrr,H
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Great Chance.

OI6dL VNaNCSs' ~
TOO ENrnHPl SING Young Men Of good
HUI habits want atI to operate in different
paris 81 he Western ~Iates. The best assur lnre
"Iifha given that each one can, with a cash pi-
tai Il frnm so to 5 zoe, maze il one year from
5 80 10 s. lD0'cear psoft :
We dcn't wanI you TO take our word for in.
bur gall and see for yourselves -
Ia OF 'er lii nethiita ~ description Of thebu-
!sInasS and an" lie operation ,cisonaI appicansu
Is Necessary. W B SLOAN.
No. "a Lake st Chicago, Il
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LO4N's 4 AlDvERaTISIsINENTs.

x :, =. =, IL :
X Al the 'Ne1re;nes advertised by w. B.
G II Woodro(i and \ Nv, Boz e.,, Joliet; Merrill
q Jenkins, LockpnTt; and by Merchemts, Drug
g'si' &c in nearly every ;owu in all the western
Stales
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PATENT MEDICINES.

PATENT MEDICINES,
THE following nre few of thu deservedly
popular Patent Mt dIcines 70: sale at the "WilI
Go. Drug and Book Store.' doors north of the
Fos' Office, Toilet, Illinois. Every Article war
ranted genuine
Writers halsam Of Wild Cherry.
Bucnan's HungorsH RaIsafn.
Turlington's Bnlsam of Life
Dcct >aiter's Ginseng Panassa
GTRefenberg Medicines
COMPOUND Tonic Mixture
- syrup of P.eurlsy root & SarsaparIlla
- IS ofCohosh and Sarsaparr!a
=" Exnao: Of Sarsapari1Ia
Jew Davies OF Hebrew Plaster
Nerve aud Bone Linsment.
Compound Horse Linament -
t'Red Bottle" ian English Lindment)
1hompson's Eye Water, Cooks DO
Bdtefaan's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial
Fosgata's Anod' net 'ordial, Seidlitz Powders
Harlem Oil, British Oil
Steers Opodeld,c 6, WhiIiGss Liquid 10
Sir John Eil's .PectUral Balsam. of Hone,
PIls'of nll kinds aad prices, from Il cents To
$i,00 per box. 2 Filler =
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4S. DOOLITTTE a. 20

:" HOLES Ale AND KtiI'AlL GKOCERS,
w Chicago Street, Joliet, have now in Store,
aud vii be constantly in the large stoc
ofSUGAR, MOL ASSES, COFF f., aud other
staple Groceries, which they will Sell a the low
sst possible rates. Purhasers nr= invitsd tn exam
il e our stock, as We plIdge ourselves to give en-
tire satisfaction in all ca ses
June 2S. 1919
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FILTERS! Rain Wafer FiiierSu
p. Filler.

HAS at his Book s, Drug store. Chicago ST.,
L new style of Filter, WHICH will render even
stagnant water pLIe ami iimpid, freeing it from
allcolor and, scent; Who will use the unwhole
some water Of the wells o. this country, when
pure rain water can now be obtained! Gail and
examine.