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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-26
The Great end I'm Farming.

1t is not the great end to zee how much
hard work can be done, or how much mou-
ey can be earned in given time. The aim
should be, not only to better ones condition,
but to improve ones self and his family,
and to make himself, viTtuous and happy.
Which is first the man or his farm? The
farm was made first, no doubt, as far as the
earth, and water and wood are concerned ;
but 10 Importance, the man stads FIRST, and
high above all, and he should always keep
himself so.
IL is folly to make ones self slave to
his land /; bending his back, year in and
out, in the hardest drudgery, regardless Of
his own improvement, and Of his high re-
latiOns to society and to God. Whenever a
farmer, land we might as well say mechsu
ic. merchant, or professional mani finds
himself slave to bis work wearing him.
self out ?rematurely in the mad persuit Of
money, he had better pause and ask hm>
self a few sober questions: What the
use Of all this work aud worryf What is it
going to amount to in the end ? AN |
true TO the dignity of my own nature To my
family, TO my maker? Am | preparing
myself for serene and healthy old age?-
AM not cutting short my days?"
A little self catechising Of this sort is
needIul, especially in the hurry of haying
and harvest time, but it will not be amise
at any season. Let this instruction be Civ
or and received, line upon line, here
little and there little.-1merican Agri-
cuLtuTdlist.
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Hope.

Hope is wonderful gift of God, and one
Of the most powerful principles in the hu-
man mind. Ii is the ground support Of all
mankind il tribulation it is the main
spring Of action. throughout ia earth;
nothing like hope inspires courage in diff
culries aud dangers; and what but hope
can wipe away tears, and cheer the sorrow
full heart? Hope for better things in time
to come. Is tue support Of all sufferers in
the world it is also the lie and yigor of all
edsentuTsrs. We shalt find this principle at
work everywhere. 1t is inscribed on the
prison door, on the merchants vessels. on
the warriors banner, on the pilgrims staff,
and on the pillow of the dying. 1t All,
mates the lawyer at the bar, the preacher
Ia the pulpit, the parent at the head Of his
family, and the starving poor, while passing
through the dreary winter. We ri ugh in
hops, we SOW in hope. we reap in hope we
live 10 hope, c"' die 10 hope. Fill the
earth with hope and you fill it with life and
light, with vigor and exertion. Danish
hope from the earth, you fill it in moment
full Of darkness and despair. Where hope
dies. eXeTtiou ends, and man is buried in
gloom and dependency. While hope lives,
man looks forward, and strives to raise 10
happiness and glory.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-26
How Mrs. Abraham LincOIR
Ruled her own house.

We fiud the following in London pa
PER. OF course it is manufactured out Of
the whole cloth, but it viii do TO laugh at.
The night previous to the Convention at
Chicago, Mr.. Lincoln did not get home till
eleven o'clock at night. In the morning
Mrs Lincoln. vino is Of a most ariiable dis
position, demonstrated with her good man
ut breakfast. She Kindly but firmly in-
formed hin, that politics were loading him
into bad habits-keeping late hours and
drinking about ut rum shops-that she did
not like il. She had to sit and keep the
children up, and Now Abraham, let me
tell you, that to>pight l will 60 to bed at
ten o'clock. II you come home before that
hour, we'll and good ; if not will not get
up and let you in
Ten O'Clock came that night and true TO
her word, Mrs. Lincoln went to bed with
her children. About On hour later MIR.
Lincoln knocked a. the door. He knocked
once, twice, AMI even three times, before
an upper window was raised, and the night
cap Of &. lie looked out
who is there?
'Me.'
You know what l told you Abraham p
Yes but wife, have something particu
lar to tell you. Let me in
don't want to hear. 1t is some politi'
cal stuff
Wife, it is very important. There is {
telegraphic dispatch. and have been nom
mated for the Presidency
oh, Abraham, this Is awful. Now
know you have been drinking. onl,
suspected it before, and you may just q
and sleep where you got your liquor : an'
down descended the window with slam.
True enough, the next day confirmed
the news that the anecdote teller Of th,
village had been nominated TO rule owe
millions,
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Mortgage Sale.

Wy HEREAS, Charles Matthews did on the TWEEN
w tieth day Of December, in the year of our Lord
thousand eight hundred and fftysix, execute and
deliver to the undersigned, Ethan Netherbee GER
tain mortgage 10 secure the payment Of five certain
prUlssoTy notes, the said mortgage mentioned and
described and bearing date herewith which said
mortgage filed for record in the Office of the Re
cOrer Of WEI County in the State of IIiinos ON the
twentieth day of December, A D. 1856, and duly re.
corded in said office, IN Book SO, page TO5 A nd
deanit having been made the pay of four Of
said notes III said mortgage described and for the pay
mcnt Of which the said mortgage executed to se-
CURE, :o-Nit, fOr the OF Twelve hundred and nifty
dollars. each, and made payable respectively on III.
first day OF January in each of the years ISIS 1859
lsGO and 1861 with interest payable annually and
given for purchase money Of the lard hereinafter s
cribed, tiIy2s Of principal, and S2l 81 Of interest,"
making Eight hundred dollars and sixty cents of prn
cial and interest," which has been paid thereonl and
the residue OF the principal of said notes together
with the baAnacs OF which has accrued there
ON, being now past due and unpaid.
Now therefore, public notice il hereby given, that
by virtue OF the power and authority in the mort
gage contained and for the purpose OF paying the
due Of the principal and interest Of the above descrb
eel notes, shall Saturday the nineteenth day OF
January, A. u. lS5l the hour of O'Clock in the
afternoon OF that day. the north door Of the Court
House, in the city OF Joliet, in the County al III and
state Of Illinois. sell at public yeDdue the premises
the County of sill and State Of Illinois, towit The
north quarter OF Section number Thirteen (l3l
aud the half of the north quarter Of Section
humber fourteen f14), in Township thiTty-iVc (35i
meridian. containing Two hundred and forty acres
less together with all and singular the tene-
ments, heredltameDts, privileges aud appurtenances
thereunto belonging, OF ia wise apperaninc and
all right and equity Of redemption Of the heirs assigns
executors aud Administrations ofthe said Charles Mat
! thews, to the highest bidder for cash
ETHAN WETnERBEE, Mortgage
PARKEs ELvOoD, Att'ys.
| Joliet. January :. lSll. NO
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E X CE L $40 RI!

A GENUINE article of fine old French BRANDY
n which no family should De without, for sale by
D. OCoNNoR.
nlpd 1iJeners.p St.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-26

A DOUBLE MISD.-An account is given
in Once Week Of young lady who al
though possessed naturally Of a z, d mem :
ny which had been well trained. and was
well stored with know ledge, awoke one day
after long sleep, and found that she had
lost every iota Of acquired knowledge, and
that her mind was reduced to a perfeet
blank. With great effort she was gradual.
~ mastering as a child Wouli DO, the FIRST
lesson of youth, when she suddenly fell into
profound sleeP, on the awakening from
which 1t was discovered that sue had recJv-
cred her old state Of knowledge. The hew
and old state al5ernated with each other
at one moment she POSSESSED the mental
cah5re Of child; ia the old state she wrote
beautiful hand, ia the new q cramped and
stiff character, such as ehiliren DO. Ia
this extraordinary condition she remained
four years. A double mind, as it were,
took possession Of her. she being coneious
only Of the particular state that she might
happen to have beer in ut the time.
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SANF OR DIS
LIVER INVIGORATOR,
NEVER DEBILlTATING

TITS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS,
and has become established fact, Standard Med
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s1raycd or stolen.

ON the 2sth of June last, one sorrel Mare years
Eold shoc two DAYS before she left. small white spot
In thu forehead s,rre mane aud tail, two letters b
S. branded the left shoulder, no long hair on the
felOcks. fetlOck and one of til" hind teet little
Larger than the others caused by strain large Hat
hoOis and the inside of te hoos is AS full the rim IN
the bottom, and steps long when under trot
Whoever will return said Mare shall receive S25 il
stolen and Will County viii pay $50 for the thic also
strayed will pay 8 If found within 10 miles from
Joliet will pay $40 iffound within 20 miles OF Joliet
Any " no will take up sad mare and give infor-
10y letter through the I. o. at Joliet, ILL.,, direct
to Box 81, shall be literally rewarded.
b. u. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July l., 1850 n5-3w
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u2I-ly
How Beautiful for a Child,s Grave |!

nAGUARREOTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
II Head Stones and Monuments in a PARiAN MARBLE
CAsr and warrented TO secure the Likeness from any
air and danpuess for a long number of years. Any
ypist copy the pauerrentype into these
Cases from the original picture, and 1t i hut few
moments work 70 attach one OF them TO Head stone
When attached to Head Stone or Monument, they
look though they carved with the
ScaIptors Chi-el they initiate marble pet fcy
They very ornamental to a Head Stone, and
worth twice the amount charged, for orname Mt
More than Fifteen thousand Cases have been Sold
this fact alone shows cOnclusiyey that they fast
running into general use.
The aiorning Of the Sepulchers Of removed ones al
leviaes grief and soothes the wounded heart 1t
also cheers the bereaved To know that additional
embellishments of tne grave presents stronger attTae
tons to arrest the attention Of the stranger and causes
hun to pause and learn the mann, and gaze the
teSss Of who has shared largely in the love
others. 10 aIehbed and cultivated mind there is
more mcun.ful spectacle earth than n desc
Grated grave OF neglected and OYeTgrUwn graveyard
Those in Who's memories the GsJ1rtri live, will come
to streS sweet flowers upon ;heir graves, and drop
| tear Of AFT elton
| They Will plant there the Rose, the Lily and the
| Evergreen as Emblems Of a fragrant and beautiful
Immortality, which they assign them in the Paradise
of God Above all would deplore the loss Of those
tksHeseSs of dear departed which distinctly
eugrayen upon the tablets Of our memory. Although
months and years may eiapsc since MEMORABLE Death
made surrender the betics OF cherished ones the
grave and their spirits to God, YET they still pres
| ont to our minds beautiful and life-Iike
And Who does realize "a melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed ones BE their image clothed with
the innocence and loyeliness Of youth, marked by
One of these Cases will be sent by express to any
person in the United States for Two Dollars. One oz
Gases will be to any Marble Dealer Daguer-
/ reotypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars &c, FINISHED free, and sent with each
package of Cases. Agents charge 50 apiece when
| they attach them TO Head Stones.
Any person wishing to sell them can be supplied at
| Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire Har, Dollars this Spring
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital COM
meuce with.
I'M
ble Dealer for three Dollars. This is irstrate work
aud well worth the price asked for it.
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money: !
will be responsible for its safety if you have proof
sending it.
address the Manufacturer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
MIC IL West Meridcu, Conn.
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Mortgage Sale.


w HEREAS kasper Bahler, on the ninth day Of
w octOh'r A. D. 1850, executed and delivered TO
+. A. PeriOlat his certain promsoTy note for the
Of Seventy Dollars, which said made due and
payable in eleven months from the date thereof and
which said note secured to be paid by the certain
mortgage deed Of date Herewith, duly made,
ented aud acknowledged by the said Kasper Bahier,
party of the fret part said r. A PeriOlat party of
the second part upon the real estate hereinafter des-
cribed which said mortgage daily recorded in the
Recorders Office 81 0Tnndy County, State Of Illinois,
ia Book % 81 On page COO.
And whsrras default having been made in the pay
ment IL said any part thereof Of Principe and
interest according the tenor and effect thereof and
Ia trr.aaur, % the power Of sale in said mortgage
contained, ailic notice Is hereby given that, the
10th day 81 Oct0beT A. D. I76l between the hours oil
10 eock A. ~ and3 O'Clock 2. NJ. Of said day, at the
north Of the Court House ia the city Of Joliet in
VIII County State Of Illinois, shall sell ut public
auction u The highest aud best bidder for cash, the
r-a estate mentioned in said mortgage. and described
a. follows: Tie North East quarter of the South West
anaftsT Ct Section No. Thirteen l3), in Township No
Ihirty-one t5ll North and Of Range No Eight rs
the third princil 81 meridian, in Grundy County
ia said state, much thereof may be necessary
10 .siz -iI note with interest and all costs of sale
viii, thc improvements thereon to-aiher with ali
rigii AMI equity uf redemption of the said Kasper
Bihler las heirs and assigns therein aad for the uses
and purpose, therein stated
4. A. PERI0LAT, Mortgage
Dated, SEPT. 2i.h. 1861. bl53v
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ItlTY Lots and Land for Sale, by
Y 80 u P. O,OONNOR
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Price one dollar per Bottle.
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Tax Sale Notice.

Ii persons concerned will please take notice that
~ at a sale OF lands town and city lots for
special tax. and costs due and unpaid there on
for the year 1883 made in pursuance of law In the
county Of viii and State Ct Illinois, on the 2th av n
April leoo anu one on the 18th day Of January 1860
for special inprovemeuts ana that the uaersenei 4;
the legal holder by Purchace and assignment of The
purcl ase certificates OF the following described lnt
ofTedemption thereof fIom sales will expire IN te
years from the date Of sud sales and the reieinptio
viii be double the amount sold for and suIsea,,ent
costs of advertising to wit: a.sd
= n IS n of Lot ? Block 60, Original Town of
Joliet Am mt sold for 1865 W." VI
Lot Block O. in School Section Adtitia,, q. J.,,..
Amount sold for 5000. y o'e''
Joliet Oct. 18Th, Isel. nIss.
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NOTICE,
ESTATE or wM. rArrErsoN. prcJ

I"7A-NA Il u VT IAIIbhoUNi ULUD.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given that on the 3rd
i Monday of Nov next. shall attend before
the County Court Of WIN County fn the city ofJoliet
for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of VIM Patterson. late Of said
county, deed. when and where all claimants ale no
he'd anl requested to attend and present their claims
in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate, also request
ed 10 make payment to the undersigned without elay
CAROLINE PATTERSON, Exeeutrix
Dated Sept. %, l66l. ul5-ev,
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.-AsD ONE PRIvATE KrLLED.n

"-AND ONE PRIVATE KILLED."
Cold words to tell mothers doting love
That her old age was desolate indeed
That the proud staff other declining years
Was taken from her at her utmost need.
Brief wOrds-yet If terrible to feel
The bitter woe their scanty limits heidi
Small Joy it seemed in that small hour to know
The field was taken and the foe was qusiied
Was II for this they sent him forth in pride,
mothers blessing his oyish head,
A sisters kisses on his bearsless lip
Tins to receive him-yoiceless, cold and deadl
us was their all, perchance, they loved him sol
He went; and now--0 breaking hearts be still
colrmbia's blessing her bravsst sons
Haiiows the grave his precious form shall FL.
God bless hfmi no delusve hopes Of gain, =
No glt,erng glory, lured Ills youthful eye;
Loving his country with boys proud love,
He thought it little for her sake to die.
And 50 he weut-and thus they bear him home,
The crimson stain upon his golden hair,
The hnsh Of death upon the hero heart
The heart 50 eager then to 10 and dare.
And though on eaith no trumpet sound his fan'
Royalty angel harps in heaven shall tell
How, with bis young soul fun " holy zeal,
The brave boyp4trios for his country fell.
Chicago Record
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JOLIET HARNES
HOP

JOHN MURRAY, Executor.
4s-6W
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HAVE hand large and we'll selected stock Of all
| kinds Of PAINTS Dry and in OIL
AlsO-Sand paper, linseed oil, spirits Turpintine-
TIMBER, Lithragc Bropze Gold and silver Leaf patent
Dryer Laeher panise stone, Varnishes paint Brusts
Window Glass, &c. which prepared TO sell on the
most favorable terms. J. H. BROWN
S,.nt Is5s nI2
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$500 Dollars Worth of Brushesi
DAIAT, 1hite-Nash, scrubbing, counter, stove shoe
Il and Horse Brushes, ]. ii. BROWNS.
Sq,t q 80 uI2-
TNNGfIsH and French Hair and Teeth Brushes Fine
L. Toilet soaps; she'll Buffalo and Ivory C0KBS;
French Toilet powders Mum Pun, Prepared chalk. LILY
White, &c. at J. II. BR0RNS's.
sent Q '5S nl2
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JOLIET MILLS.

Z U o Nj ID E MENT.
w would call the attention Of Farmers living Al
w distance aid on any Of the Rail Reads TO this
w Dcsneis and upwards, ffom the different defo:s in
the CITY and return them the DAY (Iaflrad ar.
rahgements permitting setd your name aud Railroad
station oy mail OF well secured TO the bag, directed &C
H0wK, HYDE CO.
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Joliet. April p. 1851.
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New. Goodsi

VILE subscriber has just received
Il spring and summer goods on arg stu-,
wneh n iae Jo hs i
want Of any kind Of Dry Goods viii ,S !, al pr.ss.
tage 70 CAL ana examine before purehrn' =
LAplEs' DRESS GOODS
Birek silks, PoPlins, Merinoes. Coh,,..
LANES, Plain, figured, watered, Ic. AAsAcs.
MILLINERY AND FANCY aoo.
Bonnets ssd Trimmings, consistin, a, s!gVDs,
satins, Innings, Piumes Rosetta srtisr,.n eeol, m
9 aoo ~ hog tnnses siik Lace, Glove Sc
Printed Calieess Camhrics Brown ,na
tngs, Beetirking, Broai cloths Tn -. FneacAed r.
Cotton Batting, &c. Aeniacky -. se
splendid assortment Of Enbroid.,,..
undersIeeves, Chimizetts, curtsins =, Cut. Co..
pins Grape, Bay State, Plain, and b, raa.ln cos,,
Remember this is the place for bargains sAssI
R-c.DuSc,s
on Chica,DaA.
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DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE,

Require restoration ofinsensible Precipitation SInan
Fevor Antilote, Condition Powder. is a certain Blood
Purifier. 10 fails to loosen the skin cleanse
water,creie appetite nd positive for Coughs
Colds. STIFF Complaint, Founder DlstenpeT and carries
OF Bolts and Worms. may be given at any time and
undsr all circumstaDces with perfect safety.
One Package Of the Powders and box Of the Oiut-
meut viii perfectly cure Founder in SIX or
eight days without leaving the least effect the feet
In orse Dlstemper they will allay the fever aud pro-
mote healthy termination of the disease One BOW
der and a part Of box Of ointment will, in all
cases. cure, tho Horn Dstemper in a COW; two are
sometimes required for an OK.
WALTER b. SLOAN, the original di-eoverer Of thi,
truly valuable medicine still has the sole supervision
OF Its manufacture. but orders should be to his
son, Oscar sloan q South Water Street, Chicago.
Ill., who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines.
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine. Sold
Wholesale and retail at Manufacturers prices al
Joliet bv J. IL, BROWN, and Retailed by all the 9th
Druggists.
June IS. 1860. ao1Jx
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Farm For Sale

The subscriber James Tempeton, offers for sale his
sen known Farm OF 100 acres with House, Barn and
sheds Situated six miles from Joliet on the Road 10
Ohannahon The Farm il under the finest cultivation
for Particulars enquire at the premises Of p ocon-
nor, Joliet No Ann
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TAX SALE NOTICE

A LLpersoas concerned will please taka no,i,o
4 a mat at sale of Lands. Town and CITY lots IN
stat, county and Special taxes aud eosts for the yer
1o9s made 10 pursuance Of law in the County Of WilI
nuu state oil Illinois, on the 18th day Of July Iso and
mat l. am holder Of the purchase certificates or
'e ViioSihg described tracts Of lands and lots sold
ron SAID sale VIII expire in two years from the taf
OF said sale aud the redemption will be doqble he
with interest thereon and cost Of adyortsir 10 xi
sn - = ' ts sec. Town Amt
. sfHIoe a ~ w ~ % "a 10 S6S5
N ~ n sdr II IS lie 90
10 acres lot No. p ID - az sI
Lot Block West Joliet 81
u lot II Blk u, Canal Trus-
tees Sutdi " hf Is As 1oF Q1s
100 ieetin lot (shop) o 81 i4E loo
April 9. 1851 20 .
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II VA eS IL EE - NG zee
Peoria Marine and Fire ms Co.

Il MA S@5 e. ES Il VA az A&I0
Peoria Marine and Fire ms Co.
CHARTERED 1857
THIS Company continues TO issue policies on MARINE,
at reasonable rates
oFFICERS:
ISAAC UNDERIIII.L, Pres, J. L. 7. BoULAND v p
c. HOLLAND Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Isaac USDgsuIL, p. HoLLaNp, B.L. t. BoUErssD.
SAMUEL How. A.G. TING, THEADoRE PERRY,
WILLIAM r. PHELPS, VIM. HEBRON, L. HOLLAND,
oHice 80, Main stseet.
TINE following is the report Of the business of this
Office for the past year showing its condition the
5lsday OF March at which time the Capital was iacrcas
ed 10 S50OG; the whole amount of which subscribed.
and 500 800 paid in. In view ofour Increased facilities
for doing heavy business, and also the large additional
security offer to Uurgeusomers giving this company
basis second other. therefore look for and
expect very large increase of business 1t will ever
be tn aim OF the company to 50 Eonoraby conduct all
their affairs as 10 merit the patronage Of the nsurlng
public. Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment Of losses may be sufficient guaranty our
Amount insured the past year, s,s,o262ss.ss
Received premiums same, 40OgJ,Io
Interest and exchange balance, IL ,567. &c
Paid losses and expenses, 2l,SSi,qS
Capital stock, $1Oo,Ooooo
Bills payable, 5,Ss250
All other debts estimated, 1880
ASSETS.
Bills receivable, amply secured, having from
3 to 60 days 70 run, sl37,9s0 rs
Real estate. Office building, &c, $4,000
Cash htid and due from Agents
and city customers, 13.I33sO
Amount Of losses in process Of adjustment $24050O
Amount oflosses resisted 10y the company,
Amount oflOsses adjusted due and not
paid, none.
PETER LANCE, Agent,
Office. Shaw's Store jefferson St. Joliet
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StrnYcd Stolen

q fbOM the subscriber in this city on the
LIN 10Th OF April, one bay Mare. years Old
TN small Is size, 10 maTkes or white on her
-&&- sh0d when she left; one dark ircn srry
morse Colt years old conining, and dark tay colt
TWO years old Any person returning or giving infr
ed. n X STrTrNS 10y -,
MAY I. 1880 ---'S' 'Oiis'' ~