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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS,
Truth Stranger than Fiction.

y Yankee pedlar who had stopped in a
coffee house to refresh himself one hot day,
heard a very strange old gentleman remark,
in an answer to a friend, who had been re
lating some marvellous story, said to be true,
truth is stranger than fiction So Jon
athan stepping up and slapping the aston
ished gent on the back, said l.
lou're mistaken right thar, old boss,
taint so-and to prove it III wager you
juleps for the crowd that [ can tell you one
fiction thatll just 60 ahead of any truth
you ever heard tell on
Good said the old gentleman, I'D
like to hear any fiction that can 60 ahead
OF Christopher Columbus
'Pshaw, Christopher Columbus amt
a circumstance, said Jonathan, but here
goes.
'Onct 1 was standing by big river in
Sahara desert that was dried up. The sun
shone so all fred hot, that [ was obliged to
tie my handkerchief over my eyes to keep
from bein' blinded and as | was standing
thar, | happened to look down the river,
and seed big boat without any bottom
come tiOatin' up stream, with hull lot OF
tellers on her; one of EN- had 10 eyes,
another no arms, another no legs, and the
last chap, in the stern Of the boat, had no
mouth! Gosh [ never seed such sight
before. | was skeered like blazes-and
Just stood and looked at 'em. Presently
the chap as had no eyes looked down and
saw cent piece at the bottom of the river,
and the teller who had no arms bent over
and picked it up, then handed it to the
chap who had no legs, and he jumped out
OF the boat, waded to the shore, went to a
grog shop that wasn't thar, bought pint
of whiskey and handed it to the feller as
had no mouth, and he drank it up and all
the rest got drunk-and the last seed of
'em the teller as had no mouth was singin'
Hail Columbia, while the chap what had
no legs was dancing; the no eyed chap was
reading a text in the psalm book, and the
feller who had no arms was clapping his
hands and waving his hat like blazes-and
| left just about that time
'Juleps for the crowd, and charge to
me, roared the old gentleman, az he bolted
out Of the back door
1SSE@ Be inst apd faor not
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-30
The Three Nillion War Loan.

he first and second sections provide for
the issue Of bonds or certificates Of loan
to the amount Of three millions Of dollars.
bearing per cent interest. No certiG-
cate to be for less than 225, and none to
be negotiated for less than its par value
Section , provides for the appointment
by the Governor, with the advice and con
sent Of the Senate, of one Major General
and two Brigadier Generals for the State
Section i prescribes the duties Of the
Quartermaster General and Commssary
General, as TO their duties in providing
supplies for the army of the State. Said
officers are required to advertise for sup
plying The Commonwealth such proposals
to be opened after five Gays notice, and the
contract awarded to the lowest bidder
the contractor giving security for the faith
ful performance of the contract. The sup
plies so furnished to be carefully inspected
by competent persons.
Section 10 provides for the establish
ment of hospitals with the usual staff of
officers
Section 13 requires the Adjutant Gen
eral, Quartermaster and Commissary Gen
eral, to give bonds, each to the amount Of
$4,000, for the faithful performance of
their respective duties, and bonds are also
required by their suborlinates.
SEC. H. That the Associate Judges of the
Court of Common Pleas and the county Com
missioners of the several counties of this COM
monwealth shall constitute board of relief,
to meet monthly, or asUften as they find ne
cessary at the Office of the Commissioners
and upon reasonable claim or suggestion
furnish such amount Of support or relief to
each individual case as they may deem equl-
pabie aud proper for the families or persons
resident in their respective counties, hereto
fore in any degree dependen: upon such vol:
unteers as have been enrolled and mustered
into service from their several counties, un-
der orders from the Governor of the Common
wealth, during the exigencies Of the general
government; the claims or suggestions OF such
relief. TO be made in writing, setting forth the
faets of the case; with such proofs and Veri-
cations as the board may require, and TO bs
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New SeCiaS---Vol. KY, No. 80,

hIed IN the Office - v.nobars f,r o,,,- No..
lncnf which NAV ba ,,,a'o tbaraon narr,o,,!s a.!
for relief 70 he made iv ,r,}crs r,, tl
usual form. With an endorsement ON tL, h,sI,
Of each, issuel by the L.srd - ~aI;of,
which ar9crsement sb,li l., s;,r,,.l i,r ana ,r
the asS1s;ata ;pdaas and III tf, ronci'o,s
and eha oranrs .,.raf ,hor..,, sLolIta#,I
audited Inv m, .auntr sp3it,ys or o,bar ,,rr,;.
er authorities and -ynlI;sh.I in fr,, ,,',,,,,l
statement nf a., rri.ii, ,v,cr,i;tnras e s,5i
counties. # II sb9tI H., f,n3I ra,,,,;.;, b,. ,L.
commissioners af ,r.v county ,ith;n the-,,,,.
mppwealth thag .r, 2,rot,- o,,,bnr;z,d a,,5
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m . rat, ni iofare.. ,,.t .v,c,5;,, ,.,,-, .'1
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measures ,f raIief rr.,;loI = 49, p,',.
vilad. Thai an arr,rren,er.s n,a,}, hr 49,,
several ,runt:ss ,c ,r,is S4a,' .I, ',t
uf The frniliss IF ffa vnI,ntoors .,,,s,.rtt9 -,
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L..,a ~, -, "t.Il', S''"''
nf tIs ct,to ~ j., l-;.l Co., -. W.
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sal, a.so. - - " U''u li''l0eu' iI'hl
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-30
T He nAI2F S Ell
God With Our Country,

God defend it-GDl defend if
LIT our glorious banner wave:
Pr"~trate craven hearted Treason
Bite the dust before the brave.
Speed re. speed ye. loyal Mortimer.
LIN the starry ensign hlgh:
luurS II is to strike tor freedoln-
Strike. ere bleeding freedom die.
In the midst Of foes assaulted
Looks she 70 you as she's torn
Aryh-deceITcrs and foul traitors
iaGnt her, too. with Eibes and ,corn
Faiter never loyal Norlhuen:
oar dear country LOOKS to you-
on have VIII and you have muscle.
Joined 10 throbblng hearts and true,
Punish. then. all foes Of freedom.
Cease not. though with CORY hands.
Dare not leave the work unfinished
Fell to earth the plotting bands
God is with you-0uW9rd, onward
Let our sacred banner iy;
9. veil bear Il never dauntCd-
leIl not trail IT, though We die.
Onward where your country calls You.
GO right through 10 victory:
Myriad prayers IN solemn torVor
With YOU every hour shall be.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-30
Jacob G. Blymyer & Co.,
Produce and Commission Mer-
chants,
pa.

EJ"t Flour and Grain of all kinds pur.
chased at market rates, or received on storage
and shipped at usual freight rates, having
storehouses and boats Of their own, with care
ful captains and hands
Stove Coal, Limeburners Coal, Plaster, Fish
and Salt always on hand.
Grain can be insured at O. small advance on
cost Of storage. no22
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-30
LEWISTOWN ACADEMY.

fs'iIE second session Of this institution will
/ commence on MONDAY, May 29th
In addition to the common English branches,
instructions will be given in Latin Greek
French, German, and the Higher Mathemat-
les, also, in Drawing Painting, and music
No extra charge for the Languages
Rates Of 7uitioa.-$3 90 80, and Sc 90
per quarter of eleven weeks Drawing, 50 CO.
Painting, 5 90, Music, so 60. IncidentaIs,
25 cents.
\ Teachers Glass has been formed and is
in successful operation. This class is design
ed for those who desire to thoroughly qualify
themselves for teaching. It VIII continue
till July, afording ample time for thorough
review Of the studies pursued in common
schools.
Teachers can enter this class ut any time,
though an early attendance Of all who wish
to Join it is desired.
For further particulars inquire of
NJ. J. SMITH,
Prin. Lewistown Academy
Lewistown, April %, 1861.
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WA EER. ETPT

WA IIIIRs E H. PLFI
Having been appointed agent for the sale Of
the Wiliamsport Company's Tubing for wa
ter courses, which is the best and cheapest
ever manufactured, he invites attention to the
following reasons for its use:
l. 1t is made of pine and perfectly healthy.
2. 1t is the cheapest pipe made
3. 1t Is the easiest laid down
!. 1t Is not liable to get out Of order
3. 1t keeps water sweet and pure.
T. Being small, it soon becomns saturated
with water.
I. 1t is durable, lasting from 20 to 30 years.
6. 1t has a large bore, and is not liable to
choke.
9. 1t can be made larger to bear pressure.
10. Iron viii fill with incrustati0n, or will
rust out
IL The mineral of lead and iron is very
uDhealty.
u. Iron and lead, same size, will cost 8
times as much.
REFERENCES
II. Fondee, Supt. Cattawissa r. r. Co.
j. NJ. Macklin, Snpt. Sunbury and Erie
r. R. Co.
J. NJ. Fisher, Supt. Shamokin r. r. Co,
Supt. North Central.
Hon. J. W. Maynard, Williamsport.
Hon. Thomas Hepburn, {"
John Fallon. Philadelphia.
William Irwin, NittanY.
Thomas & Harris, Beilefonte.
apis WM r, HOFFMAN,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-30

GULTIVATORs, Pincin's Eclipse Plow,
" Myers Piston Grain Drill, and cast steel
Cultivator Teeth for sale by
F. G.. FRANCISCUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-30

~ I'M Betting and Packing on hand and
" for sale by .
F. G. FRANCISCUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-30
A Hard Sentence.

II Ad4 II SGLlS44GS'
4 few years since. one Lindsey. famous
as bold thief and hiehwayman,) was ar
raigned before the Criminal Court to an
Swer an Indictment for highwayrUhbcrv
to which charge, there beng conclusive
evidence against hin, he plead Guilty
The crime was a very bold and atrocious
act, denoting great skill in that Kind ot
rough gambling, as well As very aban-
doned and wicked heart.
At the close Of the term Lindsey was
brought up to receive his sentence, when
Judge P. who IS a great admirer of
honest industry, as we'll as an inordinate
hator Of such arapins as Lindsey. who
subsjst by thieving, proceeded to pass the
sentence of the law upon him Ills Honor
commenced BY reminding the prisoner that
he was yet young man, possessed with
more than ordinary share Of cndowmcnls.
sufficient, if we'll applied, to place him in
the foremost ranks OF honorable society
lie next informed him that, by his own
plea, he was guilty Of robhing, in open day
and almost in the presence Of the whole
community-an old and helpless man Of
his hand earned money! crime recogni-
zcd by the law Of the land as OF tt most
abandoned and wicked character. In re
hcar-ing this scathing prelude to the sen
teuced of the law, the Judge, as is usual in
such cases, got himself very much warmed
up, 50 that when he came to close his re.
marks with the sentence. he found eur
State institutions somewhat mixed up in
his mind ; Cor, said he
Lindsey, shall sentence youto seven
years in the Pennsylvania Legislature"
The ponitentiary. your Honor sug-
gested the prosecuting attorney, who was
standing by.
The Judge accepted the correction OF
the prosecutor, muttering, at the same
time, something about the very little
difference \ litter ran around the bar,
when the matter was dropped for the pres
ent; but Judge P frequently hears OF
his sentence upon Lindsey.
I Cniacidcacc-Whc hen the Massachu-
sets troops got to Annapolis, the other day.
there was locomotive that vas much need
ed, out Of repair. A letter writer says;
Col. Butler knowing the pecuIiarities of
the Yankee and suspecting that he might
have a machniSt under his command put
the inquiry. Six men answered. To one
he gave directions to examine the engine
and see if it could be put in order. The
man looked at the disabled monster. and
light of recognition came in his eye. Il
know this work, said he, lovingly patting
the sides Of the boiler: made it my
self And sure enough, in the proper
place appeared his name. There was
cheer for the good omen of the incident,
and with ringing hammers and the rude
tools at hand, the locomotive was shortly in
condition, showing that though Baltimore
may try to destroy New England in gener-
al, and Massachusetts in particular, she can
make whole again at the shortest notice.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-05-30

9s@Be Just, and fear not
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.

w NJ. A. MCKEE respectfully announces
W to the citizens Of McYcytown and
vicinity that his car will remain fer a short
time IN tae above named place, for the pur-
pose Of afording all who may desire it, the
opportunity Of procuring
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-30
HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million at O.Pox,.

will state to my fiends and the pabiein -c,.-.l
ID Justice 70 myself that one Of onr eitrxns ~ ~,
name OF Edward savage, who Processes 10 be What he
does has caused 10 be published such an
about o. fox's Gin Book Store and Brass Jeweiry.
Do you think much Of such n man who frs IN In
!are one WHO never IN any way tried to iujurr him
IL Is nothing more than jcal0sy In business tnatts.
Now will state that for the past three wears nv
Miscellaneous baok trade, and such / presume ~
been the case With Dir. Savases has been very saII
eoarsciy nothing to SPEAK Of and where las tbr
trade gomez To NV York and Philaaelpiffa II fhe
oi BOOK sroFe 81 Eysns aId in Protection myself
when Was in New York L made arTanEer.isnts SitH
Publishers for Books very low rates Efd rsd. ar
rangencnts with 4 the largest Publishing houss
III New York % get Catalogue, which has bean
pnhli-hed Now will state my friends and custo-
ie4a OF the Western States that have as fire Gold
ese.fy a. any house has and the largest finest and
se.eet'l stuck Of auy house IN the City.
IA lew days shall receive 4 YER Hne addition I'm
NJ ~, ~ s.ork in the way Of SILVER Tea Sets Gold
""t'4,'' Siiftr Watches. and al kinds Of the br-t
- yesea stock aud all Parties buying books iron, me
80 -''' t'ei = per ccut. al u nv Catalssue uhch
- -. iAi cur friend sasage. 10 Der cent: II they
q" no, wish 70 tkr tlaeiF gft Nv tift B.k bosi,-..
Is Conducted "a different plan iron, Other l,s.-
A. tae tii'i- tAe Elt = giysa will show thrn, IT,.
o1.A uoeA IN winch the gin Is written Ia hla.k inE
iAu NUMBERED 70 CORRESPOND with the nun,lror ar
sls aih -l.c!lEg the article, and II they are net
satisfied with their gins viii take Of - rfr r.n,
rom shat they paid fSr the books and viii .,,s,,
ali o. my patrons thai they viii lie we'll .asis.iel
IGli AZ o. Fo1s and buy yunr HOLIDAY Presrp,. II
HafeA hie stock 81 children Ladies and Gents Fn-.
anu aside from Books what l. there more usefl tI.n
turs IN this ciimatei Call early LeErre tbe ,o- a.
10 make our selections and viii -ol you ali Lind.
which Keep lower than any other house.
Joliet. Dee .. 1880. nssu
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-30

TAX SALE NOTICE,

Ii persons concerned will please take notice and
"A ars hereby notified, that at sale OF lands and
t4Nn tots and city lots. for State. county and siaI
tazes and costs, due and unpaid thereon for the YEAR
= d 1853 made in pursuance Of law, in the county f
UlI and State Of Illinois, the 18th day Of Juiv
p tSos, at the north door Of the Court House In Inc
titI 81 Joliet, @. ii. Ward purchased the foIlowi
M4asa lots to wit: 10 acres lot 10 in Sec Is II 40
Ioe Ord sold for sl.lS-also, 40 the upd lr
- phf OF or of Sec "a I "a n re 3rd u M solj
~ SSos,aso, acres the south part Of south end II
41@th end OF hf W or Of Sec 81 T 81 r 10 3rd
~ sed for $l,23;-also, 40 the W or Of n W
81 q Section Town 80 n IL =. sold for $500
aud that l. the undersigned. am the legal holder Of
~ fnrenase certificate ofeach Of the above described
-fetis OF land, said certificates having been assigned
- ~ oy the said q. II. Ward. and that the time for
~ assumption from said sale, will expire in two wears
..- nc date Of said SALE and the costs to r,deem
et-,.Lom Will be double the amount sold for ths sub
:, -. IAxss paid BY me, with interest as ispro-
f'e'' Dy law and costs Of advertising.
Ia, c. G. oLSEY
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-30
How BeaUljC;II for a CbiId,s Grave +!

DAGUAEREOTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
IL Head stones and Monuments in PARIAN MARBLE
CASE and warrguted TO secure the Likeness from any
air aud tismpuess for long number Of years. Any
DagucTeotypi5 copy the DaguerreOtypc into these
Cases from the original picture. ard it is but few
moments work TO attach one of them to Head stone.
When attached to Head Stone or Monument they
look though they were carved on with tie
SculptOT Cisel for they initiate marble perfectly
They are very ornamental To Il Head Stone. and
wor,h twice the amount charged. for an ornament
More than Fifteen thousand Cases .lrvc been sold.
this fact alone shows conc!usivry that they fast
running into general use.
The adoruiug Of the Srpuiche:s Of removed al
leyates our grief and suothcs the wounded heart.
also cheers the bcreayod 10 know tIas additional
establishment Of the grave presents stronger
tous the attention Of the stranger, and
him to pause and learn the HrRe. and gaze on the
icScS o who has shared largely in the love Of
others TO etiued and cultivated mind there is
a more mournfui spectacle on Garth than desc
Grated grave. neglected and uytrgrown graveyard.
Thosr in who's" memories the Hfrsd live, VIII come
to strnw sweet flowers uon their graves, and drop
tear Of AT cti0n.
The, vii! plant there the Rose, the Lily and the
Evergreen rs Eu.b-rss OF fragrant and bo.IUt'fUl
Immortality which they assign tirr la tie Paradise
81 Coo Above all ve "u" li're Tie los sl those
IA rIsseSs Of parted which diStucti,
ensrtrrn upon the tdirt, If "u- memory Although
months ami years ray rlI>e since InrNorablr Death
made surrender the heics of cherished ones the
grave. and their sIir, 90 God. yet they still pres
out to Cur minds. begUti!Ij aEH !iig like.
= Aud who dos realize "A melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed ones lie their image clothed win
the innocence and Iovrlinss- cf youth, marked by
the SORROW cares Of aga
One Of these Cases Will be sent by express TO any
person in Ilr United States for Two Dollars loz.
Cases will be sent 10 any Marble Dealer DagUcr-
rcotyIist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars &c. iu nisiol free, and sent with each
package Of Cases. gents charge - apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones.
Any person wishing to sll them can be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men anil Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire Haalrei DoiIrS this Spring
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital 10
HeHcc with.
A Monumental Design Book viii be sent to any Mar
bic Ieacr for Ehree Dollars. This Is firstTate work.
and well worth the price asked for it.
Al orders must be accompanied by the Money:
will he responsible tor safety, if you have proof of
sending it.
Address the Manufacturer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
n,96 II West NrIi,len Conn
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from st. Louis and Missouri.

St. Louis, April &c.
Twenty-Five thousand stand of arms with
AMMUNITION we're sent from the United
States Arsenal in this city to Alton last
hight, whence they will be forwarded to
Spriagfeld, to arm Illinois troops.
Rumors being current yesterday that the
powder magazine of Latin, Smith & Boies,
i've miles above the city, would be seized
by irresponsible parties, Mr.. Latin called
an Police Commissioners to protect it, ana
4 deta tchment OF State Militia were order-
"a out to guard il last night. To day al!
he powder was purchased by the State
government.
The Evening Journal learns by letter
and BIZ private sources that two Germans
we're arrested yesterday at Wentsyille. Mo-
who confessed that a plan had been
laid to burn bridges on the North Missouri,
Pacific aud Iron Mountain Railroads, 10
prevent the concentration Of troops at st
Z ,uis from the Interior.
Volunteers continue to enter the Arsenal
Under the Presidents proclamation There
are now about 1900 men there undergoing
vigorous drill. Several companies II
State Militia are recruiting, and strict
Ecard is kept over their armories every
night.
Kennett Mckenzie, enc Of the Oldest
Merchants Of st. Louis died this morn
Ing,
Warsaw, No, April 90
A large Southern rights meeting was
held at Clinton, Henry County, yesterday.
Resolutions were passed condemning the
course Of the delegates from this District
20 the State Convention, and favoring inn
mediate secession; also recommending
legislature to pass secession ordinance.
The following is one of the resolutions:
We request our Governor to repel by
Military force any attempt by the Republi
can Administration to march troops
through tho limits Of this State for the
9urpose Of making war upon the Southern
States, OF for the purpose Of reinforcing
forts or arsenals in this State.
Another resolution compliments Cover
nor Jackson's reply to Lincoln's demand
for troops, as the proudest and nob!est act
Of his life.
A company of Cavalry has been raised.
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AUCTION SALE.

DT0R oftho people Of the town Of Wilmington.
- Will County, Illinois, expressed by their vote
- the last annual meeting of said TOWN. under the
1ority Of act Of the Legislature Of the State ap-
p1oEed February -, 1883. entitled An Act to amend
zh4 charter Of the kankakes and Ircquos Navigation
noa manufacturing Company" 1 will sell at Auction
- ny Office in said Wilmington, the 1st day OF May
e<x At two O'Clock 10 the afternoon, all the Shares Of
IT, capital Stock in said Company, belonging to said
AoNn, a. Is provided in and by the act aforesaid.
ID. U. COBB.
Supervisor OF the Town Of Wilmington
Ntnington, April ), lS6l. lno44-t2
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THE MARK ETS.
JoIletPriceCurrent.
CHURCH DIREC TORY---SUHDAY
SERVICES.

tor. Hours of worship 10Y a. M.,anGT pm.
coxaREGirI0SAL CHuRcH,-Iev' John Kidd, PASTOR
Hours ofpublic worship lot4 4. NJ, ana :! P. N.
Hours of public worship A. n, l0l9 An, and 3 P N
nrfscoPAL CHURcH,-Rey, John Wilkinson, Rector,
Hours Of public worship lOj3 4, N',HnI = Pm
BAPTIST CHURcH.-Rev. c. Button, Pastor. Hours OF
public worship 1871 An. andT P. NJ.
ozRHAN ROMAN HoLIcCHCEnu.--beV.J .hRuCh tds-
tor Hours Of publc WORSHIP 1917 a. NJ, aud JPN
11IvzRslLrsr CuURcH.-Rcv. q. A. Skinner. Pastor
Hours Of public worship 1919 4. NJ. nnd5 x P NJ
a.RNaS PROTESTANT CHUECH-liev. G. sans, Pastor.
Hoursof public wurshiplUH An, and "a Pm
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Administrator Notice.

nUBLIC notice is hereby given that on the 3rd
u Monday Of June next, shall attend before the
ceuhty Court Of viii County in the city Of Joliet for
the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate Of Charles DOdd, late Of said county,
deeeased when and where all claimants notified
sad requested to attend aud present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted to said estate, also request
u % make payment the undersigned without delay
~ LOUISE NJ DODD, Almx.
1oliet; April %, 1861 +5.Gw
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-30
Stone Warehouse.

iHE subscriber having leased the large Stone Ware
house. is prepared to pay the
Highest Market Price In Cash,
for GRAIN and Country Produce. VIII advance Lum
Der at cash rates for grain in store. He will keep
constantly on hand, SALT, WATER LINE. &c
lie respectfully solcits the patronage Of his old
friends aud former customers. and all others who may
wish TO dispose Of their products and procure articles
in his line of trade
HENRY FISH
Joliet. Nov %, 1850 n24-tf