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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

FOR cry COUNCIL
4 CITY COU L.-Ihe following
,So~l-1' persons VII be voted for by many voters
Tor members OF the CITY COUNCIL, In
MADISON WARD:
nAVld J. EuIf, James A. Scott
ThOs. H. Wynae. Geo w Rnudniph
George K. Crutchield.
NH 5-3ts
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PRICE ONE CENT.


charged Dtth AaasIoughter.-we yester-
ny CAV, statement of the facts attending
,ne uea "a OF Willie Graham, infant son OF
Michnet4 Graham, who was instantly killed
about clock Monday evening. by being run
over by = horse and wagon driven by Joseph
Habers Jaw, on 18th, between Broad and
Marsha..' streets.
HabeTstraw was arrested the same evening
and cotsined in the lst Station House and
was ye&gerday brought before the Mayor TO be
examined
Philip Toppin testified that he saw the lad
Graham playing, with TWO other children. in
the street. Defendant came along in his
wagon whipping his horse, which was going
at trot--between that and a break-a boy on
the seat appeared 10 be cautiouing the defend
ant not 70 drive 50 fast. From the injuries
received by the child, the wheel must have
passed over his ear and side of his head. He
ran and picked it mp Immediately. 1t died in
few Dements. 1t was about y years old
Alex. ". Johnson testified that Haberstraw
was pu'3ing, Jerking and whipping the horse.
He stol:9ed the wheel when it was on the
child's acad. Afterwards he said that the
child h al no business in the street The child
was be ssaveen the wheels when it was picked
up by Eppln. The horse WAS going pretty
rapid. siiaberstraw commenced whipping the
horse ABOUT ten steps past the corner OF Broad
and l7tk streets pulling the reins, &c. The
animal appeared 10 fret under the Iashiug.
Henry Habers traw, ithe lad in The wagon J
teStiieG that another wagon was before tina I
of his iather-about fifteen yards in 'front.'
Tie dust flew mp so that he could not see the
child. D!d not 20 fast-Wa2 walking n little
no body was whipping the horse Witness
had whip in his hand
The Mayor said there was conflict in the
testimony, but that he should have to remand
llaberstraw. II was out of his power 70 dis
charge him, the case being one of manslaugh
ter. He would bail the accused in $500 for
MS appearance for examination before
the Hus tings Court, on tho 2d Monday in the
present month George Lintz living near the
Arnory, entered himself As bondsman, and
defendant was released from custody.
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FOR sUPERIyrEADENro OF THE pooR- HOUSE

CITY POOR-HOUSE.-I r4speet-
S~I-s fuiIy announce myself Candidate for
reelection to the office of SUPERfNTENp DENT
OF THE POOR-iiOUsE, and refer citizens gene
rally to the overseers Of the Poor for tho eco-
monica manner in which have heretofore dis
charged the duties Of the Office.
NH 4-tdes @JOHS PEARCE
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rt,HE "DISPATCH,, STEAM POWER
i PR MN Nli OIFEfIftL.

THE "DIsPATCH" STEAM pONEH
l. PRINTING OFFICE.
Corner e Tcfs and TFsytseath Streets Riehmonx Ca
This establishment, thaing the naost complete
Priutery in the SoGth, both regards Types, Or
nalnents, &c, aud the latest aud most approved
Machine fresses,i is daily turning ON. the nness
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING!
sucH A.
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS og LlDIxG,
CHECkS, Ss.,
POSTERS, pRoaRAaak5kAsp HAspBILIs.
Parfieula attention given 10 fine work for Banks.
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad aud Transpor-
tasion ComPsniess Tob.sce rssses:, &c
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heada,
Small Circular, Labels, &C., arc capable OF tarn.
ing of l. $40 impressions per heur, thereby
ablug the patrons OF this establishment 10 obtAin
this description of work At the shortest possible
notice. sseAs
sE-Priees reduced Ia proportion TO the increase
/ OF speed
ASPrintingia various colored BRoNzgs ara
INKS executed IN tas hest style Of The art. In
this branch of the business, ths propgieaufs eAa
safalv ehalleaga eoap.ti,ion II Its
IRON. iRON.--ia slore. and reeeiviny pc BARK
Marning STAR direct from Liver pool, ses torz
kagiish Refined IRON, comprising = full assest-s
meat OF Rsuads, Squares, Flats, ovals. scroll,
Half goaaas. Half ovsis. Horse shes Nail Rods,
aad RagnAiiss shshilg. E Is Es.sEFgg47 -
,, Alsu-ss tens swsdss asa comman EnxlisA
II EROsINE Oii--9saaias Esrcsgas 6is--
IA tais i askqow ledgsa 10 b ias bssl sasi GA
- FtscSLL. LApp 4 CO.. psassiss.,
sa sesass AAia And VevetAcf sls,
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CITY PO0R-HOUSE.-I respect
2~~s-a fully announce mysalf Co the voters of
The city Of kifhmoHd rs n Candidate for the SU-
PERINTENHEACf OF THECITY POOR -HOUsE
at The ensuing April election
Ian :--stf RICHARD REINS.
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HIGH CONSTABLE.-Ir respectful
9~Es ly announce myself a. q CAnDIDATK
for Reelection TO the oGic, Of HIGH C0SSIAbLk
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
fe 2z--dtdef y. BUTLER.
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rrRGINIA STATE CONVENTION
SEvENT ZENITH DAY.

TrEspAy, March :, 1861.
rsn Convention was called TO order at the
rSayer bv the Rev. G.. II. Rgap, of the "a
,,,,shyterian Church.
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As lis ual ON such occasions when the as
sembling in the immediate vicinity OF the
principal point OF attraction OF an immense
throng OF curious spectators renders passage
through utterly impossible, an enclosed walk
was constructed several days prior TO the in
augura ton from the street on the north side
of the Capitol TO the north entrance door OF
the new Senate wing, a distance of some two
hundred feet, through which the President
elect, the President and the Supreme Court,
Diplomatic Corps, etc, passed into the build
ing, and from thence into the Senate chamber
THE CEREMONIES AT THE CAPITOL.
Crowds gathered about the Capitol early
this morning, and retained their position there
through all the hours until the arrival of the
procession, lest they should lose the opnortu-
nifty OF - footing within hearing and seeing
distance of Mr. Lincoln during the delivery
OF the Inaugural.
The doors Of the Senate Chamber Were
opened at IL o'clock A. NJ, for ihe admission
OF Senators and others entitled 10 admission,
as Ex.Presidents and Vice Presidents, Chief
Justice Taney and the Associate Judges ot the
supreme Court, Diplomatic Corps, Heads oil
DEPARTMENTS, and Ex-Members OF either
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-26

HAD HIN THERE.-Judge c., a member
Of one of our best families, and himself oc.
cupying high position ut the bar, as we'll
as socially, was going up the river last fall
on q slow steamboat; and, of course, en-
tered into oil the familiar companionship
common to travellers thrown together for
week with nothing to do. There was one
man aboard Who, learning the judges
name, announced that it was the same as
his own, and instantly claiming kin with
him. The Judge thought differently, but
with perfect good nature answered the in
Vulnerable genealogical inquiries pro-
pounded to him. while at each reply the
bore would exclaim:
Why, sir, we're akin, as sure as Pm
alive !"
At length this fellow became uneudura-
BILE with pertinacity and questioning; and
losing all patience, at last Judge c. turned
upon his tOrmentor with the abrupt re-
mark:
Well. perhaps we are relations. Are
you a white man?"
white man !" shouted the bore, lea ping
from his chair; I'D only like to see the
man who'd sey | want"
Alb !" continued the Judge, very quiet.
Iy, "my father was a mulattO."
The Judge was tormented no more on
that trip, nor even recognized by the man
who was so lately claiming relationship
with him while the nther passengers en-.
joyed the joke immensely.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-26
Mortgage Sale.

nv HEREAS Charles Matthews did on the TWEEN.
w tieth day OF December, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fty-sx execute and
deliver to the undersigned, Ethan Wetherbee a Ger.
tain mortgage to the payment of five certain
promissory notes. in the said mortgage mentioned
described and bearing date herewith which said
mortgage was filed for record in the Office of the Re-
twentieth day OF December, 1866, and duly re-
corded in said Office in Book SO. page 7o5. md
ueiaut having been made IN the ment of four OF
said notes in said mortgage described and for the nav
ment Of which the said mortgage executed 10 se
cure, :owit, for the of Twelve hundred and ffty
dollars EACH aud made payable respectively on the
first day Of january in each Of the years 1885, 1859
1860 and 1861, with interest payable annualy and
given for purchase money of the lard des
cribed q of principal, and $S2 80 of interest
cipa and interest," which has been paid thereon and
the residue of the principal of said notes. together
with the balance Of which has accrued there
on. being now past due and unpaid.
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of the and authority in the said mort
gage contained and for the purpose Of paying the res
idue VI the principal and interest of the above escri
ca notef, shall on Saturday the nineteenth day of
January, A. D. S6l at the hour Of two O'Clock in the
afternoon of that day, the north door of the Court
House, IN the city of Joliet, in the County af VIII and
state OF Illinois, sell at public venue the premises n,
said mortgage mentioned and described si,uated in
the County of Will and State of Illinois to-wi. sTha
north west quarter of Section number Thirteen 03l
and the east half Of the north quarter of section
number fourteen "a in Township thirty five (ss1
North Of Range nine (9 East of the third princina
meridian. containing Two hundred aud forty .crss
more or less together with u and singular the
ments hersdtameats, privileges and appurtenances
thereunto belonging OF in any wise appertainin0 anil
all right and equity of redemption Of the hers ss,sn
executors ana administrators oft said Charles Mai,
tnews, 10 the highest bidder for cash.
ETHAN wETHERBEE Mortr,,.a
PARKEs 4 ELwooD, Att'ys ages
Joliet, January s, 1861. aoa
Administratorss Sale.
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VERY NATURAL.-A man and his wife
were seated by the fire. He was intently
occupied in reading; she in some domestic
cares. At length he raised his eyes from
his book, and said:
1t is here stated that Lots wife look ed
back toward Sodom, and was converted in
TO a pillar of salt, because she coveted
something she had left behind. )" and added.
never thought it was for that reason"
His wife very quietly asked.
What do you suppose induced her to
look back. if it was not covetousnsss %
He replied,
always imagined it was curiosity :"
and after sitting a moment, he said, at
seems to me that should have vanted To
look back if l had been in her place, should
not you"
Yes" she replied, al think should.
especially il had been told not to do II -
How much human nature, not to saw
woman's nature, is developed in this re-
mark y
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UNDERWRITERS

SUBSCRIBER has received, and WI ke<p en- hnplf
81 ana STILES Of Metallic Burial Cases rhirh he "
.uInisn 70 such a. may want them The esfinstsr
sheh these cases are held for their beauty dur.lEr
~ preserving powers fully attest their ysIus- HsD
D Keep on hand all Styles Of Wood Cof,ins and ats
20 M calls Tor his services undertaken In rify o.
Try Horse and Carriage hand
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METREOLITAN "A ooN.

letter. CLAUS, Proprietor
REGs leave 70 inform the public, thai he has les
~ tne above saloon, which is open for the rrrs
non o. visitors His Bar will be alwsTs SUPPLIED "
the ehosee Aquorss also Cigars Of the best brsnds
nAtn me al ~ O'Clock, aud cold lunch Al All hsls
oysters, s disss and other kinds 1efrsshpns
served mp short notice ~
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Sfrayed or stolen.

nN the 2Sth of June last. sorrel Mare, years
Ood shod two days before she left, small white spot
in the forehead. sorrr name and tail two letters D.
s. branded on the left shoulder no long hair ON the
fetlocks, fetloek and enc of the hind feet little
larg, than the others caused by strain, large fiat
hoofs aud the inside Of the hoof is full the rim in
the bottom, and steps long when under trot.
Whoever will return said Mare shall receive SIS il
stolen and Will County will pay $50 for the thief also
strayed will pay IS If found within 10 miles from
Joliet will pay $40 iffound within 20 miles Of Joliet.
Any one who will take up SAID mare and give infor-
nation by letter through the z. o. vt Joliet Ill., direct
to Box So shall be literally rewarded.
b. o. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July l., 1850. n5-3w
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STATE OF illinois, 9, { viii Co. Circuit Court,
CouSIT OF Will, Of March Term, 1861.
AUGUSTUS NJ WILEY


Asahel r. Vanmeter, Alfred ii. Vanmeter, Edwin w
Nanneter. Julia A. VRDmeter, James G. Vanu,eter
Nancy @. NaDni+ter. heirs Of Thomas r yanmetar
deceased and Eli Hawkins, Guaro ian &c
A fflDANlT OF the non-residenee Of Asahei r. Van-
N meter, Alfred ii. Vanmeter, Edwin w yanmeter
julia A. NaumeteT, James Yanmeter Nancy c. Van,
meter, heirs Of Thomas X. yanmeter, deceased and
Eli Hawkins. Guardian &C., the defendants above
named having been filed in the Office of the Clerk of
the VIII County Circuit Court.
Notice Is hereby given to the lid Asahel yanme.
ter. ALFRED ii Vanmetsr, Edwin W Vanmeter Julia
Ianmeter, James @ Vanmeter, Nancy G Vanmetcr
and Eli Hawkins. Guardian, that Augustus NJ wiley
the complainant sled his bill of complaint in said
Court on the chaneery side thereof on the 18th day of
March, 1861, and that summons thereupon is sued
out Of said against said Defendants retrnabIe
on the third Monday of March, 1s6l as is by law re-
qured.
Now unless you the said Asahel vanmeter Alfred
II Nanmeter. Edwin W Vaunseter, Julia yanmetar
James Nanmeter, Nancy yanmeter, and Iii fIaw
kIns Guardian. shall personally be and appear before
said Circuit Court Of Will County, on the first day of
the next term thereof be holden at Joliet in aid
County, the third Monday of March, 1861 and plead
answer or demur TO the said compainarts bill OF com
plaint the same and the matters things therein
charged and stated will be taken confessed and
bill. ~
BE-. RUSSELL Clerk
RANDALL FuLLER Comp. Soils
Joliet, March II, 1861 40
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LII persons concerned will please take notice. that
"A ut a sale OF lands town and city lots for State
County and special taxes and costs for the year 1883
made in pursuance Of law in the County Of viii and
state OF Illinois, the 18th day of July, 1859 o. s.
skinner bid of said land, and that the legal holder
ny assignment of the purchase certificate of the
following described tract of land sold at said
sale, and that the time Of redemption from said sale
will expire in two years from the date thereof and
the redemption will be double the amount sold for
and subsequent taxes paid by me- and cost of adver-
Using with interest thereon from the date of SALE said
tract of land aud is described a. follows to wit:
10 acres Lot 2subdiv. Of N W "a Sec. s, Town IS,
10 T. Amount sold for $2,6l
Joliet, Feb. 20, 1861 PHILLIP KEEP
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Administrator Sale.

- virtue OF decree of the Knox County Copr,
- IN the State of Illinois, the undersigned admin
strator de oonls non of the of Erastus Unrd
VIII sell at public vendue, at the front door AT Court
onse III the Comfy Of Will, in said State Of Illinois
on wednesday 18th day Of Now 1860 all the in,sras,
that the said Erastus Hurd, deceased had in the fol-
lowing described real estate the time of his ecaas
towit All that part Of the north east quarter IN S.
Ton twenty-iour "a, Township thirty-fve(35l Ranga
lhe ls east Of the thiri principal meridian in sid
county OF WEI lying north of the Illinois and McLi
gan Canal, excepting for aud half acres on The
Nerth east corner thereof heretofore conveyed 10
Marshall King and also, excepting six acres nd ssve
tynine huBdredth, occupied BY the ChIeaso RI
island Rail Road company. The sale will be made to
NJ and O'Clock p M. of said day. and on a 80. -
Twelve months the purchaser giving note with GOOD
Deed executed at the time Of sale -7'''
g.. >. ,oso s.F. DoLBEAR, Admr.
oeP'- 10 iooo' n14-ew
ISL The above sale Is prOspO1ed to the Sd day of April
~ y. 8. DoLBRAR, Admr.
'one'' NOV. ~ isoo' Brow
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SA 70 r DIS
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS;
CONPOUNDED FHOM

FtOh
PURE vEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES, Air tight aud will keep In any climate.
The FAMILY CAL lTuARTIc PILL Is gen
tie but active Cafhartie ~ which the proprietor has
used in his practice more - than twenty years
The constantly iDcreas - ing demand from those
who have long used the Plus and the satisfaction
which al express in re- - gard 70 their use, has in
dueod me TO place them - within the reach Of all.
The Profession well know the different Cath
artics act on difersnt - portions Of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATHAR- nc Pill has, with due ref
erebce 10 this well estaJ- - lished fact, been
pouned from variety - fof the pursst Vegetable
Extracts, which act - like on every part Of the
alimentary canal and are good and safe in all
cases where a Catharticis is needed, such DE-
RANGEMrs of the STON- e AcH, SLERPINEss, PAIS and
SoRsEss over the whole body, from sudden cold
which frequently, IL ne q neglected, end in long
course Of Fever, Loss Of = APPETITE, GRIPPING
sarfoS of CoLD the - body REsTLETsNEss, HAD
ACHE, Weight in the = head, all ISFLAnNAIoRT
DISEASES, WORMS iulS children or Adults, RHEu-
MATIsN, q great PURIFI- q ER Of the Blood and many
diseases to which flesh is heir, too Rumerous to
mention in this adver > tisement. DosE, to B.
Price Dimes.
THE LIVER INvlGORATOR AND FAMILY Ca
THARTIC PILLS rel allied by Druggists generally,
ST. W. SANFORD. NJ d,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadway, New York.
Sold In Joliet by J. ii. Brown, E. NJ Bray, Gee. IL
Wcopruff and }. Mccain. (sept l3HlSly
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SAINT LOUIS STORE.
Wholesale & Retail.

IE undersigned begs leave to call the attention Of
the citizens OF Joliet and vicinity his full and com
odlte Stock of
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Tax Sale Notice.

LII persons concerned will please take not;ee and
IN are hereby notified, that g sale of lands and
town and city lots for State County and special
and costs due and unpaid thereon for the year 1855
and 10 pursuance Of law in the County of viii and
State Of Illinois, the 25fh dag Of July 1882 the
undersigned purchased lots and in Block a. In the
Town OF Wilmington, for the sum Of $2.Ts. thst the
time OF redemption thereof from said sale will expire
IN Two years from the date Of said sale the cost of
redemption will be double the amount sold for and
terest from the day Of sale, 49, I'M
Joliet, March S, 1851 90 o.,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-26

B6~ One very cold night, jolly old fel
low, who had psrtaken rather freely of flip
at tavern. started for home in a sleigh.
and on the way was upset, and left by the
side OF the road. Some persons passing the
same way short time after, discovered the
old fellow in sitting posture, holding his
feet up to the moon, calculating to some in
visible person named John:
Pile on the wood-it's thunderipp
cold Rre!'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-26
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE

Require restoration of insensible Precipitation Soan
Fever Antidote, Condition Powder. is n certain Blood
Purifier. Ii fails loosen the skin, Cea the
Appetite and apositive Coughs
Colds. Stiff Complaint Founder, Distemper and
Of Bolts and Worms may be given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety.
One Package Of the Powders and a box Of the Oint-
ment will perfectly cure recent Founder In SIX or
eight days without leaving the least effect in the feet
In Horse Dstemper they will alay the fever and pro-
mote healthy termination OF the disease. One pow
der and part Of box Of ointment, will, In all
cases. cure, tho Horn Distemper in q COW; two are
sometimes required for OK.
WALTER b. SLOAN, the original discoverer Of this
truly valuable medicine still has the sole supervision
Of its manufacture hut orders should be sent to his
son, Oscar Sloan, - South Water Street. Chicago,
H. who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines. .H.t
They are sold by all dealers In Medicine. Sold
wholesale and retail at Manufacturers prices at
Joliet bv J. H. BROWN, and Retaied by all the 9TH
er Druggists
June 10. 1880. molly
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xxx
AMBER AND PALE CREAM ALE
ID as. d. MGR AE.,

HAVING expermeT ted with medicine in the treat.
ment Of diseases for years laying aside all preju
dices, has examined the meantime all various
systems and schools Of medicine and have such
remedies as can demonstrate he safe Efficient
rejecting al! mineral pOisons. To acute dis
ease Is comparatively task II is the curing
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience and perseverance tempered with kind
ness IL Is in the latter class of diseases where pys
clans mostly make their failures. Having given this
class Of diseases special attention. profess be
prerared to treat all chronic diseases positive
cess. mean all that durable cases, unless IL be
conditionally, that patients may depend upon my
declaration profess to treat successfully all chronic
diseases Of the Lungs Liver, Broncha Nuralgia Para
lyss, rheumatism and all arrangements of the merry.
Gus system fstula and Piles successfully treated in
from thirty to sixty days. without the Of knife
or much additional pain. profess TO treat with I'm
paraeled success the lothsome disease known by the
name Of Cancer in all its stages without the use Of the
knife or any harsh treatment If patients will
obey my instructions, will guarantee satisfaction in
ali where DISCRIMINATION Of the vital organ
has taken place. The best Of references can be given
from citizens OF St. Louis where devoted my practice
for the last three years. have in my Office Can.
GERS Tumors, weighing from a to lbs that have re-
moved with success without the of the knife For
further particulars ply scans and others are invited
to call and examine for themselves.
RI. McRAE, Occuiist and Aurtst.
Gives special attention to diseases of the Eye Ear
In this climate, where the Eye {. snijeet many
persons afflicted should to the earliest symptos
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness
Letters from distance, containing one stamp will
receive prompt attention Address Cox 1892
D. McRAE, NJ. D., st. Louis, Mo.
OFFICE No. Is NORTH FIFIn ST.
Between Pine and Chestnut streets one square from the
Court House, ST. Louis. No. nl2Iy
-. - 80 JOHN MURRAY, Executor.
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at ROIl,rss Co.
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Farm For Sale

The subscriber James TempletoD offers for sale hi
eel known Yarn OF loo acres, With House. Barn and
sheds situated six miles from Joliet on the Road 10
Shannahon The Yarn IL under the finest eulfIration
Nor. Joliet n. a. s
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PURE GETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES, Air tight aud will keep In any climate.