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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-09-25
BY SAMUEL j. ROW.
CLEARFIELD. PA. SEPT. 2s, 1861.
UNION LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

UNION LEGISLATIVE TICKET
FOR ASSEMBLY,
JOSEPH B. M'ENALLY, of Clcarfield county
ALONZO 1. WILCOX. of Elk county.
REPUBLICAN, UNION co. TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF,
DANIEL LIVINGSTON, of Curwensville.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
SAMUEL SEBRING, of New Washington
DAVID ADAMS, Sr., of Boggs.
FOR TREASURER,
g. HUDSON LYTLE, of Lumber-City
FOR CoMNIs sIoNER,
JOHN SPACKMAN, of Girard
PoR AUDITOR,
JACOB MOCK, of Kylertown.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-09-25

TNLOUR-As good sFtols tos sals At atoii the co,
nsnIe, VIZ r IRWIN. cisfrns'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-09-25
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE

II. b. SwooPE ESQ DEAR SIR: Having
been long convinced of the necessity of
change in the custom of electibg the youngest
member of the bar to the office of District At
torney, and believing that it ought to be in
the hands of an older and more experienced
lawyer, We request you, if it meets your ap-
probation, to allow yourself to be voted for, at
the approaching election, as a candidate LOT
that position. Without desiring to reflect up
on the manner in which the duties OF the Of
flee have been discharged by those who have
hitherto held it, we may at least say, what
is apparent to all, that to place it IN the hands
of young and inexperienced men, is fraught
with unnecessary expense to the county, not
only from the necessity of employing assistant
counsel in every important case, but from the
constont increase of crime by reason Of inef-
fciency in its prosecution. For these and
other reasons, without respect to party, we re-
quest you to be candidate, and pledge you
our cordial and hearty support.
Henry Underco1er, John Carlile,,
H. M. Hoover, VIM. White,
John Buck, VIM Mcbride,
W. W. Shirey, Joseph Winery,
Daniel Graham, Jacob Graham,
James G. Graham, Otto @. Buck,
Jacob E. Barger, J. S. Shirey,
David Adams, Jr. Henry Ii. Hurd,
Sam'l McCune, VIM. Feath,
Sebastian Snyder, Jno. Mitchell,
J. S. Cook, John Sebring,
John Shelter, Hamilton White,
J. NJ. Riddle, Elias Hurd,
G. W. Gallaher, David Snyder,
IL. l.. Henderson, Lemuel Byers,
James Lewis, s. w. Byers.
John L. Allison, John II. Byers,
ID. S. Plotner, I'll. Swan,
W. B. Hegarty, William Thomas,
John Swan, Thomas M. Lingle
Samuel Gunsalus, Thomas Owens,
VIM. M. Mitchell, Anson Swan,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-09-25

| T A large number of names have been omit
ted, not having reached us until after our form
| was made up.-ED.l
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-09-25

E>LOUR.-Aloto Of good -four on hand and for
II sale at AERRELL BITLER's
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-09-25

Resoiced, That the Chairman of the Standing
Committee inform the candidates in the conn
ty and the District of the action of this meet
ing and request response.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-11

For incidental expenses Of the qpATteTmastera
Department three hundred sxty-hVe thousand and
thirteen dOIlhTp and eighty cent?.
For transportation Of the army and Its supplies
two million two hundred aud IN -four thousand one
hundred and eigbty-six dollars and eighty-ons
cents ts
For transportation Of Officers baggage, hfteen
thousand three hundred and sixty-seVen dollars.
nInety-SeVsn thousand three hundred and thirty
I'VE tllolRn. Cd. -I.r
For Clothing, camp and garrison equipage, ono
million three hundred nne MY thousand one hti-
dre and fifty one dollars and thirty -eight csntG
For current expenses of ordnance service, twenty
thousand dOllars.
For ordhanee ordnance stores and supplies, inelH-
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops four
hundred thousand dollars.
For manufacture Of arms, sixty thousand dollar.
FofincFeasihg the manufacturing capacity ofthe
national RFmpry, MY thousand dollars.
For purchase Of RunpOWder and lead, forty thou-
Forparehase OfaEtlIlOry hOrres, twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
For hire Of quarters for troops, Of store houses for
the safe keeping Of military stores, Of grounds for
summer environments, and for Temporary huts, one
hundred and fifty-eight thousand two hundred and
eIghty.three dolItrs and eighty-One cents. ILL.,.
Sec 5. And be It further enacted, That oil appru-
priatiOns and all provisions Of law herein contained
applicable to three years TOlunteers shall apply to
two years Yolunteers and all other volunteers Whn
have been may be received into the service OF the
United States Tor period exceeding three month";.
Approved, July II, 1851.
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
~ - I|.!.lI|ElE -


800 y wnEEuSa, 13tlTA pm, 1851.
an and After the ia OF Aprtk 1901 the pasSeu-
" ger Trains Will be rttn a. follows, viz.
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays at 1OiA5M, BenWood at10:30A! III, HETiT.
ing in Baltimore at 4iO A. NJ, connecting with the
Express train for PhilPdelphias New York. Boston.
and all Ia ERttGtn hities, 1eASihg at E16 AlA
FTes at Washington at $50 a. NJ making close con.
nection with the Southern lines for all parts Of the
HouEh T1lls train stops ut the principal stations
from Wheeling TO Cumberland.
RStpFni1&s} leaves iBnltIm0re 1t a;4S p. NJ aud
Wf6hih ton City at FAB p. NJ, arriving At BenWoO
at A. d. and Wheeling at6fgI a. ~ y making direct
connection with the FOR all parts Of the
West, Southwest and Northwest. This train storS
only for mealA and wood and water. ~ Eetf
The Mail Train leaves daily including SundS as at
6:67 P. NJ. BenWood at 1925 p. b., and arrives ~
Baltimore at 316APh NJ connecting with the Mail
train leaving for PHILADELPHIA New York BostOb,
and lEastern cities At Afs r. NJ arrives at WASH
ingtSn City At $40 eqn9ssti With the South.
on s19 end road at bidahdSSillt Cat0Foi,
MGnninkton, water Station FalTmont and GFdftOn1
R0tufnidEy leaves Baltimore at $50 A. M. Wasli-
ington City at 4s26 a. NJ and arrives Of BenWood at
10fi0PsA NJ and Wheeling At 1os82 p. n; connecting
with the Express III partsuf the Southwest,
West and N9rthyeat This train stops a. the pFin-
Ttit p tdlsont and wheeling 4eeonmodat lion NH
daily, except SundRys, leaving Piedmont at eio An,
and RrSiEes At Wheeling at $40 z. y. =. 80 -
w p. stffR, Master Of Trazspo alton.
L. ,c6LE eknI Tlelst 4 gent. apo
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% 4 is56rfFI3 ifiHt eyeTY T,r
-; = ~ aiI1 Y ~ w
ihs tlas o. MS " .I S0t $500
tEeptS-one 9eaFs OF Ae MOI tIohe II III
Year,; ana that, previous 20 t,s
phyaieal mental and moEa q1atlnstiOns ss' i ."
inquired into and aYeIaoy LePo !t upol y =
board OF peSmasteru iot !hat PtIt 30 -
tie Secretary OF the Navy ana uhuet AHcH
tons Is he may prescri9e. ,r,s.. a, . -.
Sec .. And be " inEtheF enSeteG, th.t fHe
NJ pay OF assistant sha De e
On duty at sea- for the nTSt hye years o.
commission, one lh0usAhn Ihtee nunuke u
ter i've years from date Of one
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DERARIHESE o. m ISIEEloE,

Sm; have used your Pills in my Eenernl md bOat
pithl practice ever since you made them, and cannot
hesitate to say they arc the best eafhartie employ
Their regulating Hctinn the liver h quick and DE-
eided, consequently they are an admirable remedy
for arrangements Of that organ. Indeed have
seldom found case Of bftpE1 dIsrasc 90 obstinate
that It did not readily yield 70 them.
Fraternally yours. ALONZOB BALL II. D.
Physician Of the Marine Hospital
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ported BY States.
BE ii enacted By the Senate and House of Ropre.
sehta4iTes Of the Uhted States Of AmeticA In Con.
RTnsS ASamb That the Secretary Of the Treasury
10 and he Is hereby authorized and directedto re-
fund and remit the duties and imposts On all arms
Imported into the United States since the first day
Of MAY last or which may be imported before the
fSt day Of January next, by or for tho account OF
any State; Provided the Secretary OF the Treasury
mi be satisfied that the said arms intended In
rood Nth, Tor the Of the troops OF any State
winch % or may bo engaged in aiding 70 suppress
tie insurrectIon now existing against the United
Approved, July 10, 1881
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BlllIous pLsortlers-Llver complaInts

From d.. Throd0re Ben, Of NSl0 York CIlS.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted their
purpose apeFient, but md their beneficial e
iectg upon the Liver very marked indeed. II, =
have In my practice proved more ehGctual for u
cure Of biiff6W5 eoaptailEs than any one remedy
can mention. sincerely rsjoiso, that We have d
length purgatiVe which Il worthy the condolences
the profession and the people.
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DIarrh1a, Relax, Worm

FfoHl DT.J. G. Gresa ef chiea0o.
, YOur Pills have had long trial In my practise az
hold them in esteem one Of the best AptfiAnlgI
have yer FUND Their Alternative effect upon he
liver makes them an excellent remedy, Vhen HiIH
In small doses for bilious dySeRtTy GRd 6iGIIH1
convenient for the use Of women and children.
Dyspepsia, ImpurIty OF the Blood.
From Rec. J. Y Himrs, PGstOT Of Adttai
Church, BostOH.
DE- Ann: have used your Pills With axtEloCA
nary success In my family aud among those "a
called 20 visit In distress To regulate the Organs
digestion and purify the blood they the very b
remedy have ever known. and I can conhdtniiyT
commend them to my friends-
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BALTIMORE
Commercial G College!

FOUNDED 1854
LoCAT d,
= Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
ITIHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
il prosperous and aOurtshinB condition. Twice dn-
ring last has been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation OF the IN
creasing number Of students, representing nearly
1t now occupies one OF the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in the city. The rooms
are eommodiousy arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room, or to obtain
Thorough Practical BuEiReFs EdeatiOn generally, arr
unsurpassed in any particular, by any similar sStab
lishment In the United States.
FACULTYt
3 Elk. LOSIER,
merCe business Customs, ETC.
u. J.M.PHILMPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice of coping
and Commercial Calculations
II. IL DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Bookkeeping.
N. @. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ornamental PenmaushlR
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
q Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. 3. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethi0s
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. ?. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansSnt'
Jacob Trust, Bsqs VIM. KnAbO, BSq,
me College Is provided with . Commercial Library
of Standard Works, expressly for the use Of tho Stu
NH Each studont has desk to HIMSELF and Is sera-
There being no vacation during the YEAR Students
ThetinsnsuSly Tequired tOeompletethe full course,
from s 10 ~ wee1IS.
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully ornamented Circular, con-
tanning upwards Of soUARE representing the
Exterior and Interior View of the College, Nnfious
characteristics designs penmanship &C., sent by mail
free Of charge, accompanied with giving full
particulars. Address b K hosIEh
Z ---==---- 49, bGRlFa0Te ma
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YoGFs. J.v.H1NEs
wa4sAv, wyoming Co., n. Y, Oct. q, Iss5.

WAAsGw, Wyoming Co, N. Y, Oct. q, 1885
DEAR s =: am using your CathaTtie Pills IN nj
practice and ind them an excellent PufgAtve .
cleanse de system and purity he fOHHtatHI 81 tAf
blood. JOHN @. 1IEAcHASi, MD
Cora fpatton. Costlyeness, suPPrss-
sion, RFeum ntism, Govt, Neuralgia
Dropsy, Paralysis, Fits. etc.
From Or. j. p. Ydugha, Montreal, caadde.
Too much cannot be said Of your Pills for the tGES
Of eotipeesS II others Of our maternity have ieaea
them eh1eAci6ua I have, they should JOIN ne
pF0clamins It for the benefit Of the mulhtudss ~
suffer from that complaint, which, although -
enough In ITSELF Is the progenitOr Of others thaf n
worse believe ooSfUeRERs to originate IN the n1s'
but your Pills Affect that organ and cure the o'''
FFOas AJ5.B Staa1t, PAysfefaH aad GHdstft, Ba'''l
hud one or two large dosesof your Pils taksn g.
the proper time, excellent promotiyes Of ne -
irdt 1scFetfoa when wholly or partially suPpre
and also very Gectual 70 eteGRgs the sta40e1 - 3
psl IO0TMS. They are 50 much the best Phy. ~
have that ] recommend 10 other 70 my pAasaW
From tke Rev. Or. HalrEes, of the Atth0dIi
E..s,aa,,,T NI,s,eb
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81 PITHBURa, Pa, May ]. 1855.
DE-. J. @. ATEE. Sir: have been repeatedly erEel
Of the worst AhGdGehs body can have by doosOi
two of your Pulls 1t seems to arise from foul Hto
mach, which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect. I'D. W. PhABLE,
Clerk Of Steamer Clarion
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A. D. REDTEE10N,AE bf Wheeling sd vicinity.
apSeimsn q dnd An journal taI BE- sen =
ih6Post 0flfa. q 9idff e5eaS
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EpiseopaE Church.


PULASKI HousB, EsyAnqnh, Ga Jan,9 - ~,
HOaoRED sra. should Be ungratetul Tor me ~.
your skin lIAs brought mef did not report ~ -
to you. cold settled in my limbs and b!oes1ss1
exeruefating Hsitratg PQfas which endtd N \
Fhelfpl1EisuI- Notwithstanding hAd the -. .g
physicians, the disease grew Nursa and N0ts ,; -
81 thS adyieA Of yOnr excellent agent IN Halll
Dr. Maeknnsie, tried your Pills Their efiesis
slow, but sure. BypeTseEsEinS IN the use q e4'T'
amnoW entirely well. asa. zee,
sExETE CHAnBER, Baton Rouge, La, Dec $, lsss-
IN. Ann: have been entirely cured, g ~ M
PiIls Of R6e,i1latie pAInfll dsea.e ~ =
aflicted me for years. VINCENT sLi
N-Most Of the Pills In market contain
yfIeh althouEh valuable remedy In ~ -,
3 dangeFuns In public piil, from The dreaais -
quenees that frequently follow its tneagoet
These contain no mercury or mineral
Price 40 cts. per BOX, or Bo1esf0r u
d Ioweu, Mass.
Yorsals By A. C. GOOD CO.. and . b 81 So
tlsGl-
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7 IEUEE7V7 7EIFfHfII 100 y I : 77T7-I
An ACT o provide for ths appointment Il Assis
tAat PaymAs.efa q ths 1lafys Is atllalt

RS Il enacted BY tbs Esnsth and HSpSe ef HepFS.
bSntAslyts 81 The pnte6 GtR9ss ~ AmsFiSs n con,
mastsf nSs1 q he pnitsd siAteS u Sad ksFe-
by 4 sstahilhS6, ssI 1hAt ho1 6.l1 after thA pas
kSEe o. thil act the DATED StHteS
BY and With thh1aliea HIa nons ept ofi tie Senate
nay eppPnt aNl1tAat aEllsI9gf fIpfR tins "a ffnS
a. ti6y ihAit b. tbE lpliHa Sff3eo In thHnai
~ hsi exceeding lftsall U hahhess
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From Or. EdlCGEd Boyd, BditEmoFS.
DEAR BEo, AVER: 1 cannot answer you IsAat CON
plants have cured With your Pills better than
say al dat tTGGt tOith PtTQatfrs EsdieSt
place great dependence an eheetuAl eathartieis
my daily contest with disease and believing l.
yAluA them highly.
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LAWS VI. the UNITED STATES.
Idsse.i al ne FfSA SG1stoa Of ne ThEHg Ssrestrt
C6Rgress.
[Purllo-No.1.l

AN ACT 70 refund and remit the duties arms i'm.
a uoFtad by States,
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a YERsS
CATHARTIC PILLS

A RE YOU SICK. PEBBLE AND COMPLAINING
IN Are you out Of order, with your system derAnk
ed and your ieSinEs nneo n ice sy@P
ut Of 6IeuesS Is creeping upon you, and should b
aYeFted by timely nae Of the right remedy. TAks
Ayerss Pis and cleanse ont the dtsOtdeFed hunoFs-
purify thsbl0Od, and let the duids move on mob
StFneted In health again They stimulate the tnne-
tiOns Of the BODY into yigoruas astivity purify TIE
cold settles somewhere IN the BODY, and ObstEuetJ
Its natural functions! ThSse II NOT relieved TtaCt
dueing general afSrayatiOn, suffering, and 6isSaSs.
Willis In this condition. oppressed by the deElnEe
ments, take Ayers Pills, and sec how directly they
restore the natural action Of the gytem. and With Il
the buoyant feeling of health again. What q tEue
and 20 apparent IN this trivial aud common CEN.
plant, Is also true in many Ofthe deepseatSd and
expels them Caused by similar obstruetiOHs and
deTanEenents OF the natural functions Of the BODY,
they apidly, and many Of them surely. cured by
the came rnsans- None Who know the virtues Of
these Pills, will neglect to employ them when suffer.
ing from the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians In H1ns Of IL
principal cities, and from other wen known pubk
pers.ns.
From ForlrGrdiHg Merchant Of ST. LOui,,
Feb. 4, 1856.
Dr. ATEA: Your Pills are the paragon Of all thati,
great In medicine. They have cured my little dahEk
ter Of uleeEOus boreR upon her hands and feet tbii
had proved EnCuTable for years. Her mother -
piles ON her skin and in her hair. AMER our ehils
cured her. ASA M0RGRIbGE
As n Family PhysIe.
EFUHi Or. Z W. C,aFflFIiglst. 6Gg OEienHE
Your Pills are the prince q Purges. Their excel
Ientqualities slTpass any eatlnTtie we posses 1hay
arc mild. but very certain and enectIh in their
ton ON the bowels, which makes them lnvRlusble Il
~ In the daily treatment Of diselaes
Headaehe, Sick Headache Foul $50
mRchs
From Dr.. EdpGrl Boyd, BdlimOTS
DEAR BEo- ATER= cannot answer you isAat CON
plants have cured with your Pills better than l.
say al dat see ear FGGt irih PsrgatirG RadirfGs
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THE
'SENfI.WEEKLY EXPRESS
Observation-Disclosures

s7a6NbaGIibGfs aEd "a al casa rSqnStlsd q sand
their iigRGy The dlfSci illTV n0A H1nf1
and HgHe Should ~ EAtiedI call tSf9b
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jim. MCCULLOUGH, President.
Pr MYBRS, Cent Tirket AE't. noYG
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22
Mortgage Sale.


DUBLIc notice is hereby given that by virtue of
Z. Van PateB, grantee therein by Oscar Z. Hawey
and his wife Eliza b. Hawlsy, bearing date the 18th
day If October, A. D. 1882 and recorded in the office
of the Recorder of Will County and State Of 1linos,
In Book o. 1885, default having been made in the
payment Of the therein described the of
$4TSl2 and due yea from the date OF said mortg
with interest thereon at per cent per annum.
l the undersigned will as assignee Of said mortgage
and Ut said note aud attorney in fact for said Jes
G. Van faten sell at public vendue the Sth day of
December. 1850. between the hours Of two ard four
o'clock p NJ. of that day, at the North door of the
Court House in Joliet county AID state aforesaid
situate in said city Of Joliet County of VIII and
of Illinois. 20 The Undivided one-h llf 90 of
twenty-one (2l) feet jefferson street described
follows, commencing at point 81 feet of the
uorth west of Lot running thence south
wardy across said Lot S and Lot T. Block 20 in Old
Town Of Joliet, laid and Recorded by James D.
Campbell to APPOINT 81 feet east Of the south vest
corner Of said Lot thence cas-: 81 feet thence north
erly across said Lots point 81 feet east of the
said starting point and thence veserdly n feet front
ing on jefferson to the place of beginning
unto belonging. Said sale to be without redemption
and Deed will be executed to the purchaser pur
chaseTs immediately upon such sale.
L. GOODSPEED, Assignee OF said Mortgage
and Atey in fact for Jesse C. Van Patten.
Joliet, Nov IL, 1860. 224w
The above sale is adjourned to take place on the
first day Of March, 1851 at the place and hour
Z. GOODSPEED. Assignee Of above described
Mort. and atty in fact for Jesse c. Van Patten.
Joliet, Dec. S, lot0. r-. 27-llw
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7 E A NJ S T f r 8
NFALLIBLE AND WARRANTED,

Acoustic Pocket Article for the Dear.
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THE MARKETS.
JoIietPriee Current,
CHURCH INSTRUMENTATION
SERVICES

a.ruoplsT EPISCOPAL CHURcH,-Rev. W. b. Slaughter
Pastor Hours Of worship 10lz A. NJ, anc7 P. n.
QoHeRRGATIoxAL CHuRcH,-Rey' John Kidd, PASTOR
Hours Of public worship loh An, and ~ Pm,
Hoursof public worship A. n, 1olz An and 3 P. NJ
urtscoPAL CHUEcH,-Rev, John Wilkinson, Rector,
Hours Of public Worship lO1z A, M.,and = P. n.
Wedn.sdsy 10 An, Morning Prayerand Litany.
RAP1Isr CauRcH-Rev. C. Button, Pastor. Hours OF
public worship 1917 A. NJ, andT Pm
GILMAN ROMAN krHoLIcCHuRcH,-kev. !. kaucn, fas-
tor Hours Of public worship lO17 A. NJ, ana . p n.
,IslvEKsaLlsr CHuRcR-Rev. o. A. Skinner, Pastor
Hours Of public worship Iol< A. NJ, and a Pm.
hsknaN PROTESTANT CHuRcH,--Rev. c. sans, Pastor.
Honrsof public worslHplOH AM, and 2HP.s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22
Stray Cattle.

SIkAf ID from our premises. Five steer., enc f.ur
yearr Old the Balance younger, All red or I'd 81
y mte- except one which uas briidle or uhgtr 80
black one large red and white line bah Gov 60,
years oa. one red and White Cow. with one fru..rr
iset horn, both giving milk Nben they Ieft 80 -,
white and red fht Gov. years ola. - - 80
Any Ierson retnrning The ssDe. or giving insorma-
Warded. slNcTR 70
State PenitentIary, Joliet, IN -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-22
Corporation Notice.

IN TICE is hereby given to the owner respective
owners of Block thrty-scven go and thirty eight
Ssl in Canal Trustees Subdivision Of the half Of
section nine (e) Township thirty-hve (35), North
Range TN 0) east of the third principal meridian.
N the city Of Joliet and all others Interested that
tne common Council Of said city OF Joliet. intend
appropriate and take portion Of said Block, for the
pose OF extending and opening Oneida Street sixty
w ieet wide through said Blocks 80 and IS, aud also
tna they intend to vacate much Of Demmond
As es between Nicholson street, and Clement street,
and running between Blocks 81 49, II and as in said
subdivision.
DoEe by order Of the Common Council
Jcii.f, Jsausry g, lse1. sow