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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
inE lYkW
r NEEESTNUT GROVE WEafSE6Ys 4a
EsTEUT GROVE WHISKY

Tho Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY c.
ea introduce the article to the public and physcianB
and country, 40 the
PureSt DETugnhIe StImulant
which prepared for medical It proves ItEe
cordial hsathul and nvgoratnR, to the enfeebled
hether by uge distilled best rye end
~ and ita nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his whereby the FQs Oil and other noou
seent5 hs coneiued in the Whisky general pse
conNetey separated that the absolute purity
.icle from any foreign sdmlxture Ia guaranteed.
In fooinE sBti11oriGla tho
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York and Bos
Agricultural Socisty endorsed 1t with the
DIPLOMA Dr. jackson OF Boston, has testified under OATH
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CEBTIP CATBs:
Philadelphia, Sept. ?, 1853.
We carefully testsd the sample of Chestnut Grove
wh8ky you aud find contains Of ting
poisonous substance Fuai, OIL which
tstc Injurious gredent the Wh;aies general
BOOTH. GARRETT l. CAHAC,
Analytical Chen1IRts
New York, Sept. 5, 1858.
have anayssd sample Of Chestnut Grove Whisky received
from Mr. Chares Wharton J of Philadelphia, and having
carefully pleased thattt Ia entirely free
poisonous deeteros aubstAnces 1t 10 unusually
and fine favored quality Of WHISKY
JAMES r. chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1853.
have made chemical analysis Of commercial samples o
hesnut Whisky which to be from hoheaTy
Fus oils and perfectly pure and unadulteatad. The
yor this Whisky derived from the grain used in manu-
.anuriuR 1t. Respectfully,
L. A. HAYES, NJ d. State Assayer.
No. I6 Boyibton street,
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent
ll6 Walnut street.
isy IyAw PHILADELPHIA.
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7 W. 81 j. F.. STARR,
"" CAMDEN IRON YORK s--
Camden, New Jersey


Camden, New Jersey
-Manufacurerg3f-s
All kinda of CASTINGS and APPARATUsfo GAS RKS4
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMEs,t OF RetoTs and other
Houses. ssl-'~
RETORTs and nil CASTINGS requiredt settnghem nthe
Ateat and improved iuoaea.-
WASHERS, OONDERsERs. SCRURBERs and EXHAUST
FRS FOR relieving the Rstorta pressure
PURIFIERS varying 1000 to lbOa0Oe cubicfeetd daily
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEVEs.f or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS of all aizes
VAS HOLDERS. TELEsOOPTC and SINGLE, with Cast IroG
Guide and Suspension Frames. ss-
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS. -H
STREET MAINS from IL IS inches diameter Waer
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECT IONS, such Branches, Bends.
Drips, Sleeves,
STOP VALVES from 5Gincnet, either brass aced paiHs
WROUGHT IRON W0RK-All tho Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and Gbout GaH Works.
s~Connn1unicationa addressed 60 the PRIRGI
PAL OFFICE CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
sz-RRANGH OFFICE. LIS SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA je1s ly&W
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8PEER's VINE OF ELDER,

8PEER'S ZINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities az GENTLE
sT1huLANT, TONIC DIURETIC and sUDoRIFrC, which
is testified by Physicians ousands Of Ladies and Gents
msn in all parts of Europe and America.
AS a Gentle StfmMlnnt and Tonic,
1t Strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood. ~
AS Dfmrettc,
Itmparts healthy action the GLANDS KIDNEYS nn6
URINARY ORG AEs-very beneficial In DRoPsY, GoUT
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections
AS sudorafc,
II acts the skn opening the and expeng all i'm
purties by psensbe perspaion thereby driving Eruponn
and cleansing the surface giving tore and vgor the whole
system, and a BLOOMING SOFT and HEALTHY condition
Of the SKIN AND COMPLEXIoN.f
THE Chippewa Tribe OF Indians
Have long used the Blossom aud Fruit of the Elder o.
their most valuable remedies,
I'm Germany,
The Berries dried and families In oaso
of sickness
Speer's Wine OF Elder
Is from the of cultivated Elder recommended by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable me-
dcna properties SUPERIOR any Wines in common
and excellent article for NIL WEAK DEBILrATs
Ed PERSONS, and the AGED and INF1RM removing ALL
INSTRUCTIONS, improving the APPETITE and benefing
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A f4nCl6es' Wine,
Because will not ntoxicse contains mixture Of
spirits and other liquors and admired for peculiar favor
and nutriiTe properties npatng healthy ston.
ach and Digestive Organs.
s-A winsglas full sore may used with meals or as
any time through the day dssred.
We will only ask your indulgence mako trial os hie
Wine.
For sale in Now Orleans by e. j. HIATT CO., JOHN
WRIGHT CO., JAMES SYNE, Canal street, by all the
principal Druggists throughout the United statea. t
aS-The trade supplied at proprietnr's prices.
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor
my25 lykW 2nS Broadway New York.
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GOUTHERN AMERVCAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,
And
Tonic Aromatic Bitterss
4 coRDrAL FOR LADIES' AGED. PERSONS, ETC., etr.

or hea two varieties of Btve tho st be taken mixed
with nny hnd whie the ba taken pure,
or both M mingled together forming tier of greater
less usy please every The and doll
Gle us favor these have induced the first judges
10 mr. nruuce them the hest Of the crea ion
Thev are narti uary restoring health and
establishing ee>Tion at fruitful source of diseases
such nysppp% Nervous md Liver Affections, General
weakness etc Of whi render ite it-el a burden.
In any kt of Fever foowe by 'taced convalesenee
an con aqHeD weakne remedy Is better adanted to
srenerh AZ hasten the c'npite of health
N II The American Ruers mey liFewe bs taken pure
they do tain sp the ~ strong favor
they ari from tha the dominance Of Bit
principle h0'h If which, however, hilhly agreeable
SI Rtes has heen introduce general in the prin
cipal Ha'eF 1uhs, 'nifeehauses,
Prepared and sold by -
A. A. FFYCHAUD ApntheeRry.
30 Rnyhi stree1, N W Urleaas
The Bittes found in the principal Grocer
les Gonsctioneres Coeehouse Hotels Gnhs etc. rO yl
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JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Proclamation par lie Marie.

MARIE DIS NouvEILE- ORI " Ars
r9,1 r,r,x,u,-, tiotel le-v vile, avrl 1861.
Nm VERTU de In resolution No. 555y III,
- Conse tommGn de Ia vile de la Nouvele rldans-rfso
utons Nos btu ct H4 etant rRppclGeset confomtmen
RESOLUTION No 55 ct In section III do Ia nouve chare dc
VILE hpprouvec lie 20 de mara 1886 avis present donna
one nenon della Vile de Ia Nouvele loans rat flarrr In
rue St-Audr6 de la StGharles la Dryades 4 mo
arEeur de cnquantetTos ped rOis em at don
Tr les rnfs IFnrent White ct herte par de la Lyme dn
Fhueorgn In rue st Andre. Rrgeur do dcux
neds sept pouces ct de pouces chaque ct
Franklin, antrc'ois iavenue Fulton rtr la lgnc du
fhoonE Ia rue st Andre. argenr de vng hut
pieds contomtment Pacte intima rclaf louver
tre e. aux hlnt alto DIES places puhdueS In
vile de Ia Nouvce Orleans nb urgs incoro6s ct pas
ncorports ct auss de banlieues approuvG av S2
40 fawSw HOLM Il
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Proclamation by the Mayor.


MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS.
RY VIRTUE ofTcesolntion No. 550E Of tine
c9rdGnGe with Section ll9 of the City Charter, approved
March 20 1865 notice hereby given that intention Of
be sheled from Espanade to Bayou same t
be done ageeabiy to said section ~ Of said City Charter.
John t. MONROE, Mayor.
Proclamation par lie EEalre.
MARIE DE ia NoUvELLE. oR1EAxs,
I'm vERTU dc In Resoiutson n Nh n.f 5o 81 m
"a Consei de Ia NoI Gle Orleans ct co1f%rtmen
Ia section no de Ia nonvele Charto vile npnrour6e e %
u ve de Nonvee Orleans est de fae eoanler In r ue
Bf%d GS.S de- Ia dc Ia rue Fsp1ade che
ms lav8w JoHNT 7. MONROE Metre.
s.cr.tarys oi Bot ri, Of Assras g AIPEHHEs
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
q ENTT.EWEE--T, the undersfgn owner
Barracks Urgunes street Second District re beet
Iny petition your honorable body have brick slew!,
of said Barracks street 10 Uursu 81 street
cn where the sidewalks shall have already by the
owners. - ~
New ORLEANS March 4, 1sf1
true copy:
Bo4Ep DIES ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN,
Bureau du secrataire, Hotel dc Wife, % mars 1861
ApHonorabe Gonseil Commun
de Ia vile de la Nouvele- Orleang
M E5 s 81 sous; igne. propriesnire
de Ia DIV Quarter rue Ursuines s. -ond Di
tr d patonne vie honorable DC rire tonfeconner
bo les cote Ia rue do Ia rue Gu Quarter
IA rue de' rstnes cxcep6 Oh les hauqrettes etc faes
Nouvele ondans. lie mars 1851.
req ss5 L Saa5ast Ct? s'n GOO p'a'
az IHwsw L0HN = HOLLAND sec~ttare.
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JOHN f. HOLLAND. Secretary.
BOARD ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN,
Bureau du secraaire, Ho de Vile, Ii aVril Ae6l
A Hoaogubla Cunseil Commun . .
d. Ia vile de Ia Fouvele-Or
EEssIEURS-Les soussFEnes proprtetat Tres
WI de f1nd asAu face In Jacks H. entro e res
St Charles Lhei prient resPectueHement qWhne ofd"n
resolution soft nRsSce contopt'ntn ~ lo efton
dun Ia conecrn &c oanAnes en-
briuues bores cur6Onesn CT foSSGs bois, sur les
e,x de dire Jackson Ncept Gil les bSUQuetteS
ibBrtf
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PETpTlC,Ns---OFFJCTAL.
Proclamation ny the Nza yor.

MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS
m W vyI- City Hall, April g. 1851
TX VIRTUE OF resolution No. 555i Of tf,s
@ WI mon Council Of the city Of New Orleans
r, su and b4al benE repealedand in accordance with
No 65 ~ and section ~ Of the City Charter
ntenion the city of New Orleans widen St. Andrew street
rom S lhareS t. Dryaie street. width of htythree
x s1Ss y fa the Faaboug line s. Andrew street
each and Franklin, late Fulton avenue from tie FaubourY
me 10 st. Andrew street. width Of one hundred and
lwentv.eEh iee according TO entitled An act 10
me opening LAYING and improving streets pub
nc raceH N the city of New Orleans and It's suburbs
approved April s. 1882. te"'s u 'A' s''ne
JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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FAIRBANKS % 6D.. PkufRIETORs OF FAIR
banks' Scales Agents Les Patent Wrought and
Quilted Iron SAFES, No. 80 Camp street. d2S ly
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'T7TT1tprNs---oFFlC4AL.

~ ''e Of tile City Of New Orleans
~ RTIiE NIEN--The undersigned, owner
w Of pTDpyrty fionng Eiehh street. neiween frynna
and ST. Charles streets, in tbs Fourth District repeetny
nn that luton passed according to law for max F
sidewalk hordered by erhstones and stone CUTTERS on ne
southwest side said street flom Pry&nia street 70 ne rear
line of Pa rick wns property where tho sidewalk Is already
made >, -.
CuAs CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Board Of Aldermen
A PIIenorable Consei Comrun de Ia
- Wills dc Ia Nouvele Orleans
MNESSTEURS~-Lc soussignc proprletnsrt
I'VE sur h rue Intieme les Ptyna st Una les
prient resolution soft ndopee CONNIE
IL vent la oi In construction de hanq"e'tea en- br
0ues svpc curbstones" Eoes pleres du cote sud
Quest de In die Hutieme, psrt de la tyanh ns
qua Ia ligne derere do Ia proprlea de Patrick rwin OH
les bGnauettes sout deIa faites.
Charles Briggs, propIidtare de 22o peds de face.
CHI As, CLAIBORNE,
n2A lapaw Sc rftHire dn hoard deE ah1ermen
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COMPTIOLi.ER'S OFFICE Z
City Of New Orleans, July 7, 1875
Tho. 2l29.l
e 4GBUF4VSiEs, That tBse CoFasptr1Ilsr be and
- he hereby authorized and required give notice. by
apdEg il The official Journal that accordance
H the ninth section 81 ordinance No 1z42 approved 8araE
% sA TIE Council will not pay any hill against The city uns
contracted under authority Of order from the ercptroef
accordance with the ordinance referred TO-.
Lagnsdl Z. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lAgnedI L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April 70, 1855.
iSgpet JOIN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
fhe attention Of tie officers tho city and OF tha Is 70
;pectfllly called to tbs foregoing resolution,
DUPLESsIa.
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mo. 55SS,


ResolUe1 That the Surveyor and hereby aho zed
bs such pairs necessary to he stalls
drawers the St. Bernard MAJ ket Third D-tTict,
ISigned LEA f. BAKEWELI.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April IS, 1861,
ais fSienedi JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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CoMPTRoLLER's OEFlCE, CRY HALL,
New Orleans April Is, 1861. !
No 55741
Resored tho Comptroller be and he is hereby author.
adiudicate the lowest oder, after five days notice in
the official Journal contract for digging canal in the
avenue Broad canal the draining
machine cleaning and widening Broad canal
from Orleans ondon the work to be done
accordance with specifications of the City Surveyor and the
adjudication subject the approval rejection Of the
Common Council.
lSiguedl J. MAGlONl,
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
rSignedl s. p DEIIA BARRE.
President pro Board of Aldermen.
Approved April II. 1861. .
tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, the 22d day of
Ap 1861 at II o'clock NJ. will adjudicue, my Office
to the lowest bidders the above contract.
a1h II V, DUPJESSIS Cnnntrner
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REM. s. HARRISON,
d q WHITNEY,
WILL m,

That the and III Is hereby author
70 bidder days notlce ia
for Constructing Square block
On lid Ievee street. on Bienv lie street
work ~ be done In accordance wi specifications the
the Adjudication subjsct III
rejection Of the Common Eannt.
2eas: Messra Nixon, Cox. Forstali, HARRISON.
Whitney and Wilfz-6
and iii hereby granted Ia Il
Il sssct stsa eneias III se back The building
and ITO Afs street: provided that said
in WITH ordinances and 10 remain
during the pleasure of The Common Council -
The following substitute for an ordinance of
tlie Aasistant Board, making IL unlawful for any
a5sf Niasalad vehicle To carry over certain num-
81 Per of onnds WAS adopted by the following
Yeas: hIessrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstall, Harrison,
If ss aifney and Viltz--6
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Ssubstitutej
ordinance M 5s entitled ordinance
Ssh 70 certain Of pounds at
of sugar ii iis 81 STss 1ae Tod
n taas amended, that said resolution is hereby
IVY following resolution, adopted BY the Assist
sAAt as5qsEds was eoaearred in after having been
salelaasa as commended in the fifth part of the
aos aateorinE Tic Comptroller 10 sell contraet
so a,saSs9 .s s.5ss s from Liberty Howa
a;s ~ ssFs GaS Iabarre, Forstall, Harris.
aQns sg plIIseig and M iz--y8.
- sgssa sslng resolutions adopted by the Assist.
sas were eenenrred In, as recommended il
"a Els 5efegopg report 5iS :
eaela I'm ail erect s,aaa
M slas q be signed BY majority IL
GsYs ss & " =
Ina street II NJ wahisa
sas;s aasFa Coz, DeLabarre, Forstal Hsr,s.
A0ss lttSle 20
s sss sss ,Is re 10 have *
ssss u essrs. t,ex. De I.sbarre Forstar. Harris.
SQsls "A htpay and gYaftz--e - Z
rees bg,ses
" sas asrs srss, iii ifse
HIM s;x ID abarre, Porstall, Harris
ia 81 III al,sst ss Street have two oil
sas: N 81 sft X
rs 0n ~ hllney and WilIz-l6. -, NH1t y
Hsssl r., s ssssali SselpIoa 5sss
Il e. S q l. fsaFsa cray
SON Wbitney and Wilt ~ 4 0iF'i ~
f8esel tttoa horisiaea M . n y, /,
5afa g d tie dich Along The she'll foSd a9
Peas MeSsrs. Chs. DsTabafre. rorsta,l Ha,,;s
son, llney aud NJ = $3.50 K -
NeFnsa 3aE tit Ia III -
scea tlait4ifns arrest w -, W senstsaeing a pisnS
Teas Messfs. Dafsaharre. Forstall Gay Harr;.
Aos aud iiitney-5. - t1alEsf
Aay: III, W lla4I
10y 7ssass 5las1ni. IS y
= 81 ~ esgein 5strset re ~ s.ses q
ID -, 49,. :
ssna sa q NJ ~ 100 i5s zziao Sise :
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CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
lie Walnut street,
isg lykw PHILADELPHIA.
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mo. 559S.l
Resoe9 That the Street Cm oner be and is hereby
thorzed have constructed the tx following bidges viz:
One at the intersection Of NIX aud TOni streets.
One ut The inter ectoH Of BANK and Miro streets.
Two the intersection of Pa aud Tonti Streets
Two at the in ersection OF Pamy and Miro streets.
The said work be done in accordance to contract.
[Signedl LEA +. BAKEWELI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
fSened1 J. 0. NIXON,
@@.#-a-..- President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April 49, 1861.
ai9 ISignedl JOINT. MONROE Mayor.
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R-The Bihers found al in the principal Grocer
les Gonfeconees CoeehouSes Hotels Clnhs etc. rlGU y1
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Resorl That the Surveyor be and be is hereby authorized
dirt had from the cleaning and digging Clab
canal in the Thi Dr fill the large ditch along the she
Claiborne street. and also prom made of said
[SignedI LEA F. FAREWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
rSgned1 J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April IS, 1851
Rf9 St TSEnedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mav0r.
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Notice ia hereby given that MONDAY, the 22d day
April 1861 at Il o'clock NJ will adjudicate my office,
the lowest bidder, the above contract
ais it V, DTTPTESSIS. COMPTROLLER
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BOARD DIES ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN,
Bureau Gu Secr&tRire, Hotel de Vile, IS 1861. {
ArHonorable Conssil Commun de Ia
vile de Ia Eouvele- Orleans
INF ESSEEURS-Les soussi gnes proprtetatreg
kVA lie cote Quest de Ia Hr%rd C Eraa,
Premier District de nandent que voe homo
rabe COnfmme Ia section de Ia ouvelle CHAR
de Ia VILE pnsBe les resoluos rtcessare atm duorsor
Contr6eNr de ndre, pin, has echGrsur apres rinu
jours davis dams lie journal oc Ell ponr
ner de7 hnnquee hrques, boda de "curhs ore"
losses bo ia HCwqr9 les Clio Erao
lie dit ouvr"ge devsr fat apres gnes ct n4"ca
lions du de Ia Vi le p4iempnt fat comp ant
quand Pouvrge ni Ell cJmpla,det pet rraires etc
J T.. Winter, 20 PODS
NJ H Wa Ia g. 80 :.
NJ Fitzpatrick, 30 :,
VIM Lamont, nour John Bradford 90 :.
Pour copie conforme ortginRl
nn2t lawSw John f. HOLLAND Spcrftai-e
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-07
Mortgage Sale.

M HEREAS, Charles Matthews did on the TWEEN
w ueth day Of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fty-six execute and
deliver to the undersigned, Ethan Wetherbee A GER
pronissory notes. in the said mortgage mentioned and
described and bearing date Herewith which said
mortgage was filed for record in the office of the Re-
corder OF Viii County, in the State of Illinois on tho
twentieth day of December, A. ID. 1856 and duIv re-
corded in said office, in Book So on page 5O5 And
default having been made the pay ment of four of
said notes In said mortgage described and the paw
Hent OF which the said mortgage oyecutethto So
cure, towit, for the of Twelve hundred and dfv
dollars each, aud made payable respectively ON the
nrst day OF January in each Of the years 1858 1859
looO and 1861, with interest payable annually and
given for purchase money of the apd hereinafter des
crlDed, (S4I92S Of principal and 1921 50 of interest
making Eight hundred dollars and sixty cents of nrin
clpal and interest, which has been paid thereon and
the residue of the principal of said notes together
with the salaaace Of interest which has accrued there
on, being now pust due and unpaid
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given tba.
by virtue OF the power and authority in said mort
gnge contained and for the purpose of paying the res
ldue OF the principal and interest the above dsri
ed notes, shall Saturday the nineteenth dav az
January, A. D. 1861, at the hour of O'Clock i'm the
afternoon Of that day the north door of The Cont
House, in the city of Joliet in the County af WIN al
STATE OF Illinois, sell at public vendue the preiqes IN
said mortgage mentioned and described situated In
the County OF Will and State of Illinois to-wt. GTha
north west quarter of Section number Tbir,aar Ii9S
aud the east half of the north east quarter Of s,;
number fourteen "a, in Township thirty-fye f351
North OF Range nine (g) East of the third nrinciai
MERIDIAN Containing Two hundred and forty acres
more or less, together with all and singular tho tn
ments heredltameLts, privileges and appurtenancss
tnereunto belonging, or in any wise apperainin, ora
an rlght ana equity Of redemption Of the heirs assions
thea anu ofthe said Charles Mat.
'he"s' 10 the highest bidder for cash
PARKEs L ELwoOD, Att'ys ' 's"see'
Joliet, January 5, 1861 aoo
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EoRs general supply of Groceries, Flour, Feed &c.
= W " o. 8. SKINSERis
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-07
Drama I'm ReaILIEe.

On Tuesday evening as Monsieur p,
an army contractor, was walking on the
bOulevards he perceived his son with a
young woman, very plainly dressed, but of
modest and respectable appearance, hang
ing on his arm. He advanced toward the
couple, ard asked his son in an angry tone
how he dared to keep company with a
workwOman.
Father" replied the young man, 81
intend to marry Madomuiselle, and if |
have not hitherto spoken to you Of INV
project, it is because
Because, sir, you know we'll that
would never consent to such an act of
folly"
II do know this, father, and therefore
it is that have waited for my maIority.-
am of age this day | have obtained the
consent Of this young persons par,
ents, and we are to be married verv
soon"
J." And me, cir :" cried the father, cAok-
ing with rage.
" / shall be under the necessity of ad-
dressing you a respectful 'summons' SOM
NOtD respecteuSe-(a EOrmality indispen-
sable in France in the case of marriage
by any person, however old, without con.
sent Of rarents)
:" | will convert all my property into
ready money, and you shall never have a
penny"
prefer happiness to riches"
The father, exasperated to the last de-
gree, raised his cane to strike his son, bu,
suddenly his hand dropped, ard he stag
gered and fell into the arms Of the crowd,
which the noise of the discussion had col
lected. He was a corpulent man, of a
sanguine temperament. and his anger had
killed him.--(rench Paper.