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baltimore aIothodIst Conferenee.a

-WAsMINGroS, March 25.-The Baltimore
Methodist Conference, which has been IN
session at Staunton, Va, adjourned on
Saturday, after adopting plan for sep
aratton from the Northern Church, by a
majority of SO delegates. 40
The Bishop WIS not in the Chair at the
time the vote was taken, but he after.
wards pronounced the action null and
void, forty-fYe members having declined
to vote, aud thirLy-eight being absent.
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~ sExF Or AID F1xRD.-Yesterday
several young men were seat up and haed
from Alderman Neoourtnsy's Ofire, for
't0oiug somebody rs houss; HOUSE stoninE
has got to be fayorits amusomentof the
Toys, 1 -
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WEAKSEss or lTHE tSroWAoU, 1Sp ,ISp1-r
DIGESTION. 7-AROLher great Cure E6eefed BY
BerhaUeS Holland Bi!ter8.-The wife Of
Pieter De WHITE, living in Holland Town,
She6oygqR. county, Wisconsin, suffered
much from weakness Of the stomach and
indigestion. She had been under a ply
sicisu' scare for some time, bgt the disease
seemed to battle even his sEill She pdr-
chased some Holland Bitters at our office,
which has given tone to her stomach
her appetite and strength arc returning,
aud We firmly believe that this is snothef
great cure effected by your medicine.
We have sttll to record many wonderful
cnres effected BY this remedy, but must
wait another opportunity. One t1ing You
can rely upon. what we have published are
from persona mneh respected In our cons
.munity, and are literally true is
fit1o g (. Is, +. 1et : J. QUIEyussz
Ed. Shsboygap Nie,t,esbods, Sheboygan,
Wisconsin. 8
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Braa HEBREw PAs-ovER.-Accord-
ing to an ancient custom of the Israelites.
established by the command of Moses, the
Hebrews began their Passover on Monday.
evening. This was the beginning of the
fcasts aud tnsts, which will continue at in
,erYals for several weeks. Among the au-
eient Israelites, and ii is pretty generally
observed by those of the present day, the
use of unlearened bread only is allowed.
In the earlier days Of the religion, it was
the custom for the priest to kill an uu-
bIemished lamb aud sprinkle the lintels
aud door posts with its blood, for the his
tory of the Bible teaches that at a certain
time the destroying angel passed and slew
the 6rat bora of each house where the
custom WAS not observed. This will be
one of the most solemn of the fasts, aud
several days of the season will be observ-
ed hya cessation of uti business affairs,
aud worship ia the churches.
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ALBANY, n. Y, March 2s.-The House
Of Assembly to-day passed to- the third
reading bill to provide for submission
TO the people, the question of calling
Convention to amend the Constitution.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~
BGeBURks & BABSns! 'Sifrs.lAgains
triumphant, where other manufacturers
have failed to preserve their contents.
Read tue following voluntary testimo-
mails In regard to Burke Barnes safes:
$40 JAMEsrowx. N. Y. Feb. z. 1851.
NATHAN BRowN-Sir:-We have had oc-
cnsion to examine the variety of fire proof
safes that were burned in the great ere
here of January Both, and have no hesitA-
ton in giving our opinion, that the safes
manufactured by .BURKE & BARNES, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, (tor which you are agent)
have stood as severe u test and sustained
less injury than any others that we're burn
ed. /.
We have two of them, No safes, which
were in the fire and preserved the con-
tents, not having tue varnish melted inside
the case.
We cheerfully. recommend them TO all
business men rs being superior to any
other make with which We are acquainted,
MARTIN & BusH,
RANSOM T. lIASGFoRD.
Endorsed by p =lFst w 1.f g-t.i asft-r
IS. Sherman & Son, Norman K. Ransom,
Il. n. Smith, ]. r. PeRpock,
o. 3. Jones, Nelson Brown,
J. K Dinuin, Thos. R. r. Oolson,
L, Is brown, ,- Merritt F. Griffith,
Daseam Allen, AaLeou G., Brown. IS
lhs above safes, of every size, on hand
aRd made to order by
saz j. A. MErcALP, ila
$50 56 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
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HpArrEHPrEp suictpr.-Lnst night a
German named ] ohu Rouk, of East Whes.
ipgaWhile under the influence of liquor, at
temptedtohang himself He procured rope
repaired to the Crescent Mill Bridge, tied
one end to the bridge, looPed the other
round his neck, and jumped of. Fortu-
uateIy be was observd ''stauding on moth
ing aud Kicking at the United States,
and was cut dpwn. He afterwards swore
hewould shoot himself, but before doing
so went home with the intention of whip
ping his wife, but as lie was about enter
ing npon this hazardous enterprise, the
frow knocked him down with frying
pan, aud cut cash above one of his eyes.
Daring this entertainment little sou
stole the pistol with which the father de-
signed ending his life. Officers Lancaster
Morgan and St. Meyors being summoned,
captured Nr. Rouk took him to Aid.
MrcOurtney's, aud thence to Jail,
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RIcHNoxD, March 26.-Mr. Preston made
speech in favor of the majority report
and of making clear and distinct de-
mand upon the North with an ultimatum
"f separation. He believed the present
was full of hope from both sections for u
fair and final settlement.
Mr.. Wise took the ground that the guar
Rnlees demanded By the report were in
sufficient TO meet the necessities of the
South. fta ~
Mr.. Nelson followed in a speech against
secession as no cause existed for il.
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CaARLEsrOs, MsreL &c -The stste Cor

cH1uLESToS, March, &c The State Con-
Sention met this morning.
NJ. Shingler offered u resolution that all
the supplies Of provisions and mail Facili-
ties now allowed 10 Mai. Anderson and
the garrison Of Fort Sumter should be im-
medidtely cutoff. a a5,4 sgII
The consideration of the resolution was
ordered to take place tomorrow. The
general impression is that it will be voted
down.
There will be some discussion ON the
Constitution of tue Confederated States
but it will be.ratitied by large majority.
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NEW YonK, March 2s.-Ths steamship
Prince Albert, sailed to-day for Galway,
with 20passengers.
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wAsaIxoroE, March 36.ETRs Senate
to-day confirmed the following nomina-
tiUns % to- 40 ils,.z '9s.t-.f-r : !.
Vim. l.. Stoughton, U. S. Attorney for
Michigan; Benz. W. Hail, of n. Y. Chief
Justice for Colorado; L. Newton PetIus.
Associate Justice for Colorado; Chns.
Dickey, q. S. Marshal for Michigan; Ex-
Congressman Dewitt G. Leach, OF Mich,
Indian Agent for MichigNn; Morgan Bates,
Register OF the Land Office, and Reuben
Goodrich, Receiver of Public Moneys ut
rrdversa City. Mich; J.. Augustine Peters,
Register, and Edward La Farour. Receiver
ut Detroit; Samuel W. Brown, Receiver of
Public Moneys at Vancouver, Washington.
Territory; Stephen F. Page, Register, and
y. q. Dexter, Receiver, at Ionia, Mich;
S. +. Diggs, Register, and Chas. X. Robmt.
son, Receiver, ut Saginaw; Francis N.
Case. of Ohio, Surveyor General for Colo
RADIO; John a. Burbank, agent for the sac,
Fox and Iowa Indians of Missouri; Vim.
L. Gilpin, Governor Of CoIorado Joshua
L. Giddiugs, Consul General for the Brit
ish American Provinces; Mark H. Dun
nell, Of Maine, Consul TO Vera Cruz John
Britton, of n. Y, Consul at Southampton /:
Daniel Q. Bucklaud, Postmaster at Pontiac,
Alich.F Thomas 81. Campbell. Postmaster
q SNRnWgHN Ia
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DYSPEPSIA ~
Liver Complaint, Feverand Agus, &c.
| r1NHE SUCCESSFUL INTRoDuUTIoNs6 and Usy
aliteF Hood Of compounds called siBitters, 6srS5I
IN various Iorns from quart bottle to hveEaIIon
aSE, NoTi @Bittere Is but anothernae for
Bnt the really great relief RFiVeSt from ~ mute
dose, one teaspoonfhl, Of our iht.licine,
BOERHAYE'S HOLLAND B1TTERS
ASD thE ESEtRE ABsRNCE OF APIER PROsIhNTION, has
for It reputation which the host Of imi-
fattons and countsTfriiS have failed to undermine
a. vegetable preparation, with barely
SuiIaeiant PpFg gPtrtts TO PTeseFVeiI.
But one EsEe Of the genuine, (ILalEPint Bottles,
price Ok OoLLAR :, -
II Is medicine oflOlEtried efacaey for RT{Cyisg
Lse Steea g essential for the foundRtIon o. good
~ aIa log correcting disorders Of the stVmash
Two OF three doses viii eouvtncs the aHlIe.ed Of
Its salutaFy eascts, Tho aso-lach vim Gpeediiy ~
g s.n Is st5sngth healthy 9etIOo Of The lives. bow
neal be the quick result. =
For INDIGESTION, Try
BoerhaYe's Holland Bitters
For HEARTBURN, Try
ROerhave's Holland Bitters.
For AGIDITY, Try slz. 3
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For WATERBRAsH, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
= VI E6AOACHE, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE, Try
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters
For coSTIyENESS, Try 3;s.
BoerhaYe's Holland Bittefs.
For PILES, Try
BoerhaVe's Holland Bitters.
IN an Nervous, RheumRties and Neuralgia Aztec
tionsI u has in numerous instances proved highly
penene'al' and IN others effected decided cure.
Read Carefully!
The genuine, concentrated BoERH ans Hol-
LAND BirTEEs s put mp In haEpint bottles only; aud
Frtiled nt One Dollar per bottle. The great demand
LOT th truly celebrated medicine has induced MANY
imitSHtigns which the public should guard againSt
BEWARE OF INPoar1oS, sEE THAI ouE SAuE Is on
rae LABEL OF EvERT Bo1SIE roc Bur
Benz. Page, Jr. & Co.,
SOLE PRpPRIEToRs,
o. PTTTsDUReH, pa. ca VOL
For sale BY By 7 Il. LOGAN CO., General Agents,
hASl@S7AoNSlF Y Wheeling. n.
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NEw YoRK, March 2e.-An arrangement
has been made by which the steamer Bien.
vile will be released by the Custom House
authorities. I.1lT i ..
A schooner from Florida being without
proper elearances, has paid tine of one
hundred dollars.
The Western Hotel on Courtlandt street,
was damaged by tire this morning.
John G. Durea, who has just been ap-'
pointed General Appraiser of this port,
died this morniug.
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Eea tkt Democrat 81. c1oud, Nfnn. q
nJnu ara or have beou troubled IN ia J,i
ache sOnd for box, (COpaIie PIIISIe thSt Won 1S
have them in caSS OF an attack!
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~ vi " - - - -
The Senate will meet tomorrow ut IL
p clorki two yhours earlier than usual, and
adjourn ~ the earliest practicable time
The military officers in charge OF the bu-
Fengs ip, the War Department, being an
pfeteusive. Of u change of clerks. Ia die
bureaus with which they are Connected,
have, together with Lieut.. Gen. Scott,
joined in a reruonstrauce against such pro-
Ceediugs. 2
For several days reports have prevailed
tlat many Onion uetl in some of the Sc
reded States, intended to apply to the
Gnyernment for appointments therein MS
judieial'o officers. @
The truth of these statements seems to
DC confirmed In part BY the fact that the
President has nominated Geo. w. Lane, as,
J udRe of the Northern and Southern Dis
triet of Alabama.
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From ase ErqhfHsy NOrt6LE, Va. =. - >
they lave been tested in more than thoa.and
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HENRT @. SPALbIN0, Rsl. ~ . AsSAs
Pieases aqd enclosed tVea tyi Vi esFita RS ,ShfelI
sI NJ alnottHsF ooE 81 Your Csphalfo Pilfa liz q
arg tE1ly ne BET IillE.TI,arE EpGy' frisd
eet A. SrOVER, p. NJ
Belle Vernon, YyandOtte coo
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CephaIle PIllS accomplish the obies for ,rlicb ~
we're made Viz; curs Of Hs4qaslS "a al ne foEa
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The following eou6rmations as second
Lie1tct2nts in the Army, were madt:
YIN, o. Williams, of the District of Co.
lnWbia,i Ghqs. H0plsf fms, 6F II Il. j obniP!
Baker, of H., Samuel s, Elder, Of Ohio
Andrew Sheridan, Of n. j., Sergeant H.
PenFre. .Apd as Second Lieutenants in the
Marine Corps the following MilOne Til.
ton,of Nd, and j. H. Higbeer, OF ". &.
The following nominations are pending
before the Senate: 80.
Hiran Harvey, for Collector of the Port
of New y Otk; VIM. P. Kellogg, 81 MiShf.
gan, as Chief Justice, and Ssnl AIuiligan,
Assoeiate Justice, for Nebraska; George
Tnrner, as Chief Justice for Nevada, and
Horatt1 Jones, g. N. Matt, Of California,
Associate Justice: David Baylor, Of Ohio,
forA Rrshall, and Benjamin Banker, OF n.
U. for Attorney; VIM. II, Fry, of New York,
Tor Secretary Of Legation at Turin; Jas.
Leslie; IT., of Pax, Consul at Lyons; VIM.
3. Carpenter, Of n. Y, Consul at Fonchow;
Willie Z. Aangqm, Jr.1 of y. O., Consul
sal at Narseillesi n, @. ParS0ns, Of Ohio,
Copsni at Rio Janeiro, Mark Howard, OF
Conn, Consul at MessinaS R0bt W. Sha.
felt OF ,. T., Consul ~ HaYre; T BegeloW
Lawrence, Of Anss.j Consul az Florence.
WAsRtHsT1H, March 26.-Tbe Senate
to-day confirmed the following nominal
lions: fft; rFatfsfaEl efftITpffe.S
Vim, s, Pennington, Secretary Of the
Legation At Paris AarDn Goodrich, OF
Mimi, Secretary Of the Legation at Brus-
sells Thos, 7. Dfyof, Of Oregon. Commits
siOnSrl 70 the Sandwich Islands u. G..
Hoskin, Postmaster Gt Berlin, O.; YIN A,
Dart as Attorney for the Nortbern District
.Of New York; Geo. Dawson, Postmaster
at Albany, NY; Theo, p. Edwards. of.
rley,s Attorney for Colorado; Geo. n. Berg
ner, PoStmaster at Harrisburg z. San
ders, Rostmaster at Memphis; Akin Saun-
dtrs, Of lows, Governor Of Nebraska
Fred fi.;sFapEFlrF Pfy0 hin lIipfStef r.sit
deaf It b daddt; DAVID (. Barton, Z 81
Ohio, Ninister resident ~ BoliVis.
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sPRucE CNEEE. HuST1xsToS co.PA1
,,o January IL, 1891.
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u JHo: 3. sIM0Ns. z
thsR sEssls'Ht 80 y"'0-
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SSS wig pls4ss send me two bOxsa
&c PlII". Send them immediatCIy
Respectfully yOuFH
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EEtO 4Ea E-E-<-l slTUU = asEE
I RON ne 6alataha; RatAeJ s1aT3 KaHEsoha, ia II
We arc suEO that perSonS suffering with the l,,i;
no tEy them VIII stick % them $ < - % Il
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Tue pB! GOODS business viii be continued by
?, = d sH5artnGEn win remain with me.
mhl4 IL. = ----.- q. ~ IIRIsRnsn-n
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&lH: s'i = +isH2t
Sct long hnee eeht To you for box of CephaiIr
tlls tor the eur1 Of the Nervous Isaastbs M Co.
~, ~ 5eesved the sauna, amt Ls aud % 0oeG
q" Ggset NAT 4 tp1S induced to sead for ilcSIs
Please send by return mail. Direct 10 -.
Ss-lLH A. r. WHEELER,
fafs GGi5Ei ID Yp5lantts liteh.
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BEvERLr, MAsl., e. b. lee.

REILoLDssuEO, FRAMELIs Co, o,1o.l
January Q, 1861.
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Z Ehan gte Il1tlg RSl7E, HSigpToL r. Il -.
SephAsls RUS are taking the place d. ali kipt5
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THE MARKETS.
s.i,.tPrie.Cu Current.
-.o1pcH INSTRUMENTATION
CHO GERVlCES.

..,,s, EPISCOPAL CaURcH,-Rev. II. Crews, Pas-
Arfs soy Hours OF worship l01< A. NJ, anGI Pm.
,.SaIrIosAL CaUHcH, Rev. John Kidd, PASTOR
~ nubic worship l0H A. NJ, and 2ls Pm.
uon'-gofIo CnuRcH,-Rev. 2. Farrelly, PASTOR
soNlS nn5e worship A. NJ, 10l an and P. n
Hour rruRcH-Rev, John Wilkinson, Rector,
Hours q public wOr MdPd ;, Lf.ny
heun Se,s,,sca-Rev @. Button, Pastor. Hours OF
BAPTIST nsh,I WORSHIP Worship lOI1 a: NJ, andT ?. N.
,,,Pss RoHls Cirnotie CauHcH,ohev. Ranch, Pas
tor. h e'. CnuRca.-Rey o. A. Skinner, Pastor.
jHV5Lsa. n public worship loN An, and Pm
bou HOUR CHuRcH,-kev. @. Sans, Pastor.
jhssN nublic wOrshiploH A.N.,and 2HP.N
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MARRIED

.,,,.., At the reside nee off. A. Henry. Esq,
On u 80 Rey' o A. Skinner, Mr.: FRED s. SMITH Of
,i. s' TO Miss MLErHA LARE Of hechsnicsVis' New
Jersey o,,A - po Ioh,
10 Ch ils' Mr. MYRoN II. KELLo0o, and Mrs MARY
s.TyE both Of Joliet.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the nflilien at O. Fox,.

will state to my lends ana the publeip y.n.,-,
In Justice 70 myself that Of our citrzeps Ix a.
name Of Edward Savage, ~ho processes 10 be uhs, r.
does has caused to be published such an
about o. fox's Gin Book Store and Brass JeweIrv
Do you think much OF such q man who trvs 10 In
IL IL nothing more than jeaOsy In business matte,
Now will state that for the past three years INV
Miscellaneous Book trade. and such i presume -.
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scarsely nothing 10 speak ". And where la. H.
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when was In New York made arrangements With
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rAngements with one Of the largest publishing houses
IN New York 10 e.f NC catalogue. which has been
pubiihed No< lii state tr INV friends and eusto-
nsrs OF the Western States, that have - rue Gsd
Seweiry as snx house has ant the largest finest ana
best selected stock OF any house II the Bff2
In a Few days shall receive a YER fine addition 10
ny PRESENT stock IN the way Of Silver Tea Sets Gold
watches, silver Watches. and all kinds Of the best
eeeIrd stock aud all parties buying books from me
give them . per cent. on % my Catalogue which
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:. enhuueted On different plan from other kosses =
~ the TIME The gilt IL given will show then, the
ulshk book IN which the gin IL written 10 Hack inn
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sl Aha spveiiylng The article and IL they arr ,st
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Caii ~ q. fo1 and buJ yuar Holiday Presents r
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and aside from Books what Is there rlorr useful fh.r
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swALM's STONE QUARRY.
west City limrts.)

west City limrts.)
ELAGGING Stone 2iol0 inches thick. Cnrl.ing stone
Il ofany quantity, Dimension. stone Of any Sizes
hubble AID s61hft5bn st61c Vault coSsrs and SIDE
walk stone sold either the rough or dressed
delivered either on II X Cars Canal Boats
Prices to suit the times.
Orders solicited and work done on the sqnare..
J. p. SWAIN.
Joliet, March L. 1861 seem
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THE INV Aids HOME.
HI. KNAPP, M. d.,
FoRzrELr or N. Y, HAS oPESEDaS
l N F / II Nj A r. Y,

IN CHICAGO, ILL
nN neT sYntern, which embraces the most appruv-
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Cancers and rheumatism Speci0i diseases treated
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has had myre e1pernee or greater SUCCESS than the
Doctor. Hi Consultations for years, have averaged
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stitution. All nervous aud neuralgia Affections dis
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stp1ton, SKIN Diseases. earcerous and Thberculons
anectiohs including pulmonary eonsu-,r tion rheumA-
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He has had an extensive practice aud wonderful suc-
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Remember the DC. tor does DOT promise 20 cure all
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hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building pleasantly lc-gted sp-eiors auf anil
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TERMs-from ten TO fifteen dollars per week farnri-
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sept. II, 1870. nl3ly
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SPECIAL NTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARl,E'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription If Sir j. Clark M ID
Physician Extraordinary n The Queen
This invaluable medicine is unf.ng In the cure q,
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the Female constitution is subject IL moderates ALI
and removes all distractions, and speedy cure
may be relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES
II Is peculiarly suited It will in a short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar. bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
Th,s, pills should not be tai by fnalss dnring he
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as Utsy are
sur, % briny on Miscarriage, but any other time ey
are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Rack and Limbs, Heavness Fatigue on slight
Exerticn Palpitation of the Heart, Hrsterics, and
whites these. Pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed and although powerful remedy do
not contain iron caomel anthony any thing hurt
full TO the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
fLate 1. c. Baldwin Coz Rochester, N Y.
NIB and postage stamps enclosed TO any
thoIzed Agens, will insure bottle containing so Pills.
by return mail,
Sold by j. II. BROWN, Joliet, aud all Druggists.
Dec. l. 1850. n25ly
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Ii persons concerned viii phase take notice t,.t
u at sale Of lands town and city lots for STAT
County and special taxes and costs due and rnrsi4
thereon to' fha year 1858, and 1852 made ir ~.
pursuance Of law IN the County Of Viii and State on
Illinois on the 18th day OF May 1860 and -, az
undersgsed Is the legal holder by pnrchsse ana a.in
nient Of the purchase certificates Of the fown. H..
crbed ttaets Of ands aod lots, s6id at sad So ~
that the time Of redemption thereof said saIe 1
expire in two years from the date Of said sale ana ~,
redemption will be double the amount sold for "a -,
sequent ifpad by me- with interest theraa ss
cost Of advertising. to wit: anu
Lot Block lo2, in LockpOrt, proper Au,tss Ga
LoekpOrt July II, 1861.
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Nth Embellishments.
---s,..,r. and Envelopes.

Letter stamps ana
.,v,. Letter Stamps and Stamped Envei-
hb h.Is been furnished to the Post ONCE IN this
VA VA viii be exchanged for the old ones for SIX
s, tom th. date ae g., which s. time the old ones
will not % re'Os JOS. L. BRADEN, P. N.
p a. Joliet, Aug. "a, 1851