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$500 DOLLAR. Worth OF Rrnshe.

$500 Dollars Worth OF BrushesI
DAlAT, Nhitewash, scrlibbing counter, stove, shoe
Il aud Horse Brushes, at J.H. BROWNS.
Sept So nl2.
INNGLISIi and French Hair and Teeth Brushes, Fine
H. Toilet soaps; shell Buffalo and Ivory COMES:
French Toilet powders Mum Fun, Prepared chalk Lily
White. &c. ut J. H. BROWNS's
Sept. So nI2
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New Good.,

fI'HE subscriber has tust rac.,r-,S
y spring and summer goods n "a luss ia.
p pn,sS Il IL Iac jd n ios,,
want ofany kind Of Dry Good x S,,sseior., al s.a
sAse to eAllapd examine before ns to
,,, ..,, LADIEs' DRESS GOODS f,.''A'S@
Black silks Poplins, Meripoe. c.,-s,
Laines' Plain, figured, watered. &c. AlAs.,,,.
MILLINERY AND PAShv
Bonnets and Trimminss, eon,,.,i, eoODs,
s1pn-' lgines, Plumes Resets. Ars;S.. kbboe, a.
49lors. kdgins- yringes, silk Lee G1s
Hose, and Round SilyeIes Conf Dio.es cIs1 &
Printed Calic-s, Cambtics. -Rr,, Sci
Cotton Batting, &c. "eeus, kehiuei, ~
unasrs, sss,e as, SE;; Of
pin-, Grape, Bay State, Plain, and III Muslin Go
Remember This is the place for LaISair, sA,,s
.e4,a kGDusc,,
on Chicss.%A
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10

F. X KAT FER,
CA MANUFACTURERS and dealer in ever,
RSF4tA vi variety Of HARNESS, Saddles Brides
p Collars, Whips, Trunks, &c.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the inhabi
ants Of Joliet and vicinity that he L. prepared 20
manufacture short notice and will keep CONSTANT,
ON hand full assortment. of
Carriage and Team Harness,
Aud all articles in his line If business ali warranted
TO be made Of sound materials the best of work
manship.
=. FRANCIS Y. KAFFER.
NO ~ Jefferson st. Joliet, Ill. July 20 1855 ln5ly
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Tax Sale Notice.

Tax Sale Notice.
NOTICE il hereby given thar at a sale ofiand. ,o,
~ and city lots for State. County and social tsrs
anu COSTS que aud unpaid thereon for the year 1858
MAZE and held IN pursuance of law in the Couptv ~
WI ane state Of illinois tie 18th day Of Jny ls5q
purchased at said sale the following described
40 acres Lot No.2 Sec. l6 T. 32R.sR ferA1s
LtS Sec ID T. IS u LIE o. for 'IO7
50 u Hnw5 Sec 9T33Rl4B for ans
hat the time ofredemptiOn from sale viii x,ire
W Two yeas from the date Of said the cost OF
resumption will be double the amount sold for and
aud cost Of advertising.
Joliet, Aprii 2, 1851. o.
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s.-=s--ssANFOR D,s
Liver INWGORATOR,
TER pEbILrrArINa.

NEtER u.
TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS
and has become established fact, Standard Med
cine Known and APPROX, led by all that have used
it, andis rev resorted with confde nee In all dis
eases for which il Is re ]tcommended.
1t has ed thousands within the last two years
who had given up all hopes Of relief. the
merOus unsolicited GER tihCates in my possession
The dose must be a. =. sdasied 70 the tempera-
ment of the individual = taking 1t, and used in
such qualities 20 act = gently on the Bowels
Let the dictates Of your - Judgment guide you in
the Of the LIVER In ivIGoEAToR, and il will
cure IfvER coNfPLAIxTsD lnf1I0us ATTACKS. pYsPEP-
CHRONIC DIARRHGA - lsuNMER coNrLAISTs, DIS
EMERY, DRoPsT, soUK<> STOMACH. HAmrUAL
TIvENEss. cHoLc, cHoL - ERA, CHOLERA NoRBTs chol
infantum, Flatu- - Hence, Jaundice. Female
Weakness. and may be russell successf1ily as an
Ordinary Female Ned licine. ut vl ctiie SICK
HEADACHE, (asfhousands = can teeify,j IN twenty
minuts, if two threeE iTeaspoonfnls taken at
commencement of at-.. ltark.
ALL ARE GIvisG their testimony in
its favor.
Nix wArfE IN rHr - MOTH vi1H.THS RviOOh-
kIoR, AND SWALLOW BorHf iToeETHER.
Price one dollar per Bottle.
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How TO GET Along

We have some suggestions to offer, which
viii enable our readers to get through life
in the most easy manner Ifa bee has the
sudacity to sheathe its sting in your cuti-
Gle, justice demands that you should in
stantly upset the hive wherein the offender
has his head quarters, and extermiua.e
every bee therein. If dog bites you in
the calf of the leg, stern justice demands
that you should bite the dog in the calf of
his leg. On the same principle, if an irate
donkey rudely elevates his posterior ex-
tremitieS against our sacred parsOn, the
true way is to kick. If horse falls unon
you, the sublime principle of ler talionis
requires that you should fail upon the
SsTse. II Jnggs calls you a liar, the treat
ment 10 10 call him liar, and theft into
the bargain. If you are farmer, and
neIghbor's cow happens to get into your
youug corn, your instant mode Of satisfae-
tion is to turn all your cows and hogs into
bis own. By FLOWING out these suhlime
ideas OF justice and seifrespec,, your daily
life will be full Of sweet peace, and you
will evidently become rs d belle. AID playful
~ kitten Cincinnati Press.
BANKRUPIcY ILLUsTRArED.-Two mer-
chants were standing III Wall street. New
York, talking on the subject of bankruptcy
when one of them saw a real live Yankee
numbering down the strees, with a knife and
stick in his hands.
Now for somt sport,' said one OF the
merchants. We'll ask his opinion on bank
Iup,cy, or rather his ideas
lie hailed the Yankee with Halo, friend,
CAD YOU tell US the meaning Of bankrupt
~"
We'll. rekon / kin-and skin me eff
cont du it,
Please eIplainP
well, you lend me Eve, for two or
three minutesr
Here it is now proceed
We'll, now. owe Zeke Smith Eve cents,
Sam Brown the tailor, five dollars tor this
coat, and you five
WELL said the merchant, now give me
my Ave.
20, Kit eOut-I'm bankrupt, and you
some in for share with the rest and he
left the astCnithed merchant to whistle for
bis Eve dollars.
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10 PAINTERS 4 OTHERS

HAVE hand large and well selected stock of all
i kinds of PALNTS, Dry and in Oil.
Also-sand paper linseed Oil, spirits Turpintine.-
Umber Lithrage Bronze. Gold and silver Leaf patent
Dryer. Lacher, punise stone Varnishes paint Brush
Window Glass, &C. which prepared TO sell on the
most favorable terms. J. II. BROWN.
Sent. ls56 ul2
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8 A n F0 X d. sEs
FAMILY
CATHART1C Pill LIS;

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE vEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES Air tight and viii keep in any climate
The FAMILY cal iTHARI1c PILL is gen
tie but active Cathartic - which the proprietor has
used in hispractce more - than twenty years.
The constantly increas - ing demand from those
who have long used the PILIs and the satisfaction
which al express in re- gard 70 their has in
duced me 10 place them within the reach Of ALL
The Profession well . know the different Cath
artics act different, - portions of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATHAR- nc PHI has. with due ref
ereuce this well estai p, ,lizhed fact Ioen
pouned from a variety - of the pursst Vegetable
Extracts, which act a-- like on ~ part Of the
alimen tary canal and. are good and safe in all
cases where a Cafhartic lis needed, such De-
RANGENIs of the SToN e iAcH, SLEEPJNEss Pals and
soRxEss over the whole body. from sudden cold.
which frequently, If ne = neglected end in n long
Of Fever Loss Of - APPETITE, CREEPING sKs-
saTION of COLD the body. REsTLETsNEss,
ACHE, Weight ia the head, all INFLaNnAToRr
DISEASES, " in Children Adults. RHEU-
NGTIsN. great PURIFI- e ER Of the BLOOD and many
diseases TO which hesh is heir, too numerous 10
mention In this adver = itisement DosE, Ito g..
Price 3 Dimes.
THAkTIC PILLS are nailed by Druggists generally
aud sold wholesale by the trade in all the lRre
st. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
= - al. q. q, = $50 broadway, New Nork
sold IN JOLIET by J. IL. Brewn, Z. n. Bray, Geo. II
wo1prun aud }. Mccain. (sept l3rISIy
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ID a.. ID. McR A E.,

- as. ID. VI e Dc n H..
II AVISG expcrmeI tod with medicine IN the treat
mcut "f diseises Tor years. laying aside all prriu
uices. has examined IN the meantime all the various
remedies az demonstrate to Tee safe aud efficient
rejecting al! mineral IoisOu-. 70 remove dis
is comparatively easy task; it il the curing
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
Ii is in the latter class Of diseases where physi
clans mostly make their failures. Having given this
Class OF diseases may special attention. profess
prerared to treat all chronic diseases with positive
mean all that durable cases. unless De
conditiunally, that patients may depend upoB NV
declaration profess to treat successfully all chronic
diseases Of the Lungs Liver, Brouchia NuTaga Para
lyss rheumatism. and all arrangements Of the nerv.
system. tistuls and Piles successfully treated in
from thirty sixty days without the tha knife
or much additional pain. profess treat with
parnllrled success the lOthsOc disease known by the
name Of Cancer. in all it, without the the
knife any harsh treatment. II patients will strictly
obey my Instructions. will guarantee satisfaction in
all where Reorganization of the vital organ
has taken place. The best Of references gyou
from ctizeKs of St Louis where Ideyoted my practice
Tumors weighing from a lbs that have re-
moved with success without the of the knife. For
further particulars ply icans and others arc invited
tocall and examine for themselves.
RI. MeRAE, OccuIIst nad Au-Ist,
Gives special attention To -,stss- r a.id Far
In this climate, where the BYE -ul lea, g. ~ many
diseases which fatal 20 it, delicate structure All
avoiding much suffering aud probable blindness.
Letters from distance containing one stamp will
receive prompt attention Address Box 1892
u. MckAE, VI. d., 81. Louis. Mo
OFFICE No. - NORTH EIFTH ST.
Between Pine aud 'hesnut streets square from the
Court House, -. Louis Mo. nl2ly
JOHN MURRAY, Executor
Nav
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THE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
Il kers, Stair Builders and others in of Turning
that he is carrying on the
Turning Business
in all Its various branches Kings Shingt and Sash
Factory. the Upper Bridge. BY strict attention
business he hopes to receive share Of public patronage
Joliet. Dec. Is. u26 JAMES BOYNE.
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All OF which will be disposed of, prices to suit the
strictest economist. With the disposition aud hrmness
to both promptly and faithfully, he hopes merit
the confidence OF the community and become the recip
lent of a bOuntiful share of public patronage.
Highest Price paid for ali kinds Of Produce.
NV. QUINN.
JoIis. Inv, IN
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JOLIET HARNES HOI

JOHN MURRAY, Executor.
-"-.-s 57-6v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-21

p,werless, but there are large Numbers ct
tnem andif they had arms and assistance from
the government, they would bring the seces'
sionists to a terrible Ietribution. There are
many on the road to California.
The estimated number Of emigrants across
the plains this year, will reach twenty five or
thirty thousand. The greatest number came
by the Central route.
The Oregon Indians are reaceabe, and the
alarm about hostility on a large scale is evl
IDENTIFY exaggeration, 1t is stated that the en-
tire country between the Cascades and the
Rocky Mountains, is one vast gold field.
There will be another gold rush in the spring.
As far as heard from, Stanford republican,
has $4,000 votes the other two candidates
about $1,000 votes each. The assembly Will
be strongly republican, and the republicans
have a large majority in the senate.
Hon. r. X Dimmick, United States district
attorney for the southern district OF California,
had died OF the disease of the heart. Edmund
Randolph, Il distinguished lawyer, was also
dead
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-21
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

OUTER STATION, (16l miles west of Fort
Kearney,) Sept. l6.-Ihe pony express, from
San Francisco 7th, has arrived here.
The returns from the state election are in
complete. The vote will be 10000. AS far
as heard from, Stanford, republican, has 49,
500, Cocnes, Union, democrat, 2O,50O, and Nc
Council, Breckenridge, 1900. The balance
of the vote will not materially vary the pro-
portionate vote
The United States marshal has seized the
ship Henry Brigham, and also two hundred
tuns of coal aboard, which was shipped on the
owners account, as well as the freight money
on the balance of the cargo, consisting OF eight
hundred tuns OF coal The ship was owned
by the Brothers Lathrop of Savannah, value
$50 000. Her two hundred tuns cargo, and
the freight money on balance after paying the
seamens wages, and probably the captains
wages also, are confscated. The ship Bene-
factor was also seized on the ground that one
eighth of her is owned by Virginians She
was promptly released on filing the proper
bonds on the custom house. Seven eIghths
of this ship are owned by the Lowe Brothers,
New York She is now under charter 10 sail
tor China, carrying large and valuable car
go.
The sinking fund in the state treasury has
been used 10 redeem ninety six thousand dol.
lars of the California seven per cent. bonds at
99a on the dollar
Emigrants from Texas report that large
numbers are leaving there for California, who
are sick of sec ssion. There is no security Tor
life or property against the Indians or seces
ionists All the Union men are disarmed and
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VIGOROUS MOVEMENTS IN HEN



LOUISVILLE. Sent. 20.-Colonel Crittenden
from Indiana, who was also the first to bring
a regiment from another state into Western
Virginia, in aid of the federal government,
was the first to come to the aid OF Kentucky
His regiment well armad passed through our
streets towards the Nashville depot, this fore
noon, and proceeded Immediately southwark.
They were enthusiastically received on the
route.
Brigader General Ward arrived to day
from Washington, and will forthwith take
command of his brigade in central Kentucky
A portion of Gen. Rousseaus forces are in
possession of Muldrough's Hill
Justice Gator, of the United States supreme
court, issued to day writs of habeas corpus in
MIR. Barr returnable Monday next.
FRANKFoRr, KY, Sept 20.-The bill which
passed both houses, requesting Gen. Anderson
to call for and take command OF the kentucky
volunteers. was vetoed by Gov Magoffin, and
passed over the veto in the honse--ao against
%.
Nothing of importance has been received
from points south of here. Passengers from
Lebanon report people from the country con-
ing in to join the federal forces. Nothing has
yet been ascertaned OF the movements an
southern Kentucky. There is no telegraphlc
communication south of Lebanon.
w. N. Halderman, principal proprietor OF
the Courier, publishes a card in the journal,
requesting a modification of the interdict
against the publication of the Courier and
agreeing to avoid the publication of matter
prejudcal to the federal government, and to
be loyal TO that government while Kentucky
remains in the Union.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept 20-Ex Gov
Moorehead, Martin w. Barr and r. T Dur
rett, arrested in Louisville, yesterday. for
treason were brought here to day, and win be
sent to Fort Lafayette by order of the war
department.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-21

WASHINGTON, Sept. GA recent order of
Mcclellan declares that firing on the enemy's
pckets is contrary to the usage of civilized
warfare He therefore orders that there shall
be no firing on the pickets, unless il becomes
necessary to resist their advance or TO return
fire made by them.
The navy department has received dispatch
es from flag officer Stribling, Of the East India
squadron, who says Cochin China is mt war
with the French, who have possessed ola con-
siderable portion of the country, and are pre-
pairing for a vigorous campaign Strbling re-
marks that Commander Schenck fully vindi.
Gated the insult of the firing at the Saginaw
bv the Chinese, and no farther action is re-
quired on his part.
A company of infantry has been rendered
the government from the Hawaiian Islands,
and accepted, consisting of American emigrants
and native Hawaiians. They are expected to
come on as soon as their acceptance reaches
The island.
While Gen. Mcclellan was examining the
earthworks of Franklin's brigade, he dlscov-
cred some five hundred rebels approaching,
some two miles distant Several rit1ed cannon
were put in position and Gen. Mcclellan,
sighting them himself, sent his compliments in
about twenty shells, into their midst, scatter
ing them in great CONSERVATION, and killing a
great number Gen Mcclellan, having dis
posed of these, then threw several shells into
new battery on Mason Hill, surprising the
rebels and causing them to disappear from
there.
deserter from Munson Hill states that
Beauregard and johnson were both at Nun
sons Hill yesterday, and made thorough re-
connoisance Only about one thousand sol
diers were at Munson's main, the body being
at Fairfax and Centreville. jeff Davis review
ed the troops in person last Tuesday, and Jeff
was at Munson yesterday examining the fed
era works with a glass. 1t was reported that
$4,000 rebels had been sent to northwestern
Virginia.
Col. McCunn was arrested at Wizards yes
terday. His bill was paid, and, with his bag
gage, he was sent to New York, and forbid
den entering this military department again.
Since his reprimand, he has done nothing but
fnment discomfort.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-21
RERDAN,s sHARpsuOOTERs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Berdans sharp
shooters gave highly satisfactory evidence
of their skill, this afternoon, at their encamp
ment, having previously been reviewed by the
president. Among the many spectators pres
ent were secretaries Seward, Cameron, and
Smith, assistant secretary Scott, the Prince de
Junville, and his son and his nephews, Gems.
Mcdowell, Mansfield, and other military off
GERS. Gen. Mcclellan and staff, and body
guard, were on the groun during the firing,
which was at distance of five hundred yards
TWO hundred and sixty shots were fired, the
target bein4 completely riddled. The presi-
dent made an excellent shot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-21
FIGHTING IN NORTHEASTERN VIFs:
CHINA

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. 20.-The Cumber-
land papers say that Capt Kidd's cavalry from
New Creek, and company of infantry from
Fort Pentland, made descent upon a rebel
camp at Peterburg, in Hardy county, Virgin
ia, on the 18th inst. One shot from a twelve
FOUNDER scattered the rebels like chat. Sew
eral were killed and wounded, and a number
taken prisoners, The camp and all its equip
age was taken and destroyed, also a large
quantity of corn, guns, uniforms, etc. The
same papers say that Col. Seigler attacked
some twenty -five rebels while drilling near
Barboursville. The rebels fled at the first
fire. Their leader and two other men were
made prisoners Several were killed and
wounded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-21
WORCESTER, S., Supreme Judicial

The Prest Dir's Company, the Adams Bank Henri
Chaplin, Henry A Rice d f. II. Dewey.
The petition in the above entitled proceedings sets
forth that since Febv Sth, A. d. 1861 William l Fox IL
Charles Delaanty have done business manuiaetu
ers underline name OF William B. Fox & Co that Del
hanty, though held out and acting in respects
partner really only nominal partner having sal
AIRY for his services: that said Fox died about
August 18th, 1861 that the petition filed by said
Deahanty, surviving partner since said August 18Th
proceedings have been had before Hon Henry Chaplin
Judge of the Court of Insolvency said firm declared in
solvent and said Rice N Dewey chosen Assgnees, and
that said Assignees have taken possession Of threaten
to dispose BY otherwise all the property
remaining purchased in the of said rm that the
petitioners creditors of William g. Fox of William
T. Fox d Co, and have attachment upon said prop
ertv.
The PRAYER of the petition is that the proceedings in in
solve ncy be declared null and void: that the
spondens may be enjoned from proceeding further there
ill., & especially that the Assignees may by restrained
from setting up any claims said property.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-21
AErAEHs IN MISSOURI.

LEAvENwokTH, Sept. II The latest ac-
counts from the southern border represent that
Rains was marching northward, aud that Lane
was following him. 1t is difficult to obtain in
formation of the movements Of troops, owing
to the necessity Of secresy.
About thousand rebels were at Platte City,
eight miles east of this place, yesterday, sup
posed to be on the march to join Rains or
Price. Crossing the river at or near Liberty,
a portion of these have been engaged in the
recent bridge burnings ON the western division
of the Hannibal & St. Joseph railroad. col.
umn of federal troops from points on this rail
road were in pursuit of them.
The militia OF the counties in Kansas bor-
derng on the river have been under arms tor
the last two weeks, 10 repel any invasion.
Two regiments OF Kansas volunteers arrived
here on the 18th from Rola, having been Goa.
tlrially on the move nearly three months.
They were most enthusiastically received.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 17.--There was consid-
cradle excitement here on Saturday, caused by
the appearance of rebel scouts on the opposite
bank Of the river. Twenty mounted men
were sent over in the morning, Tho discovered
a rebel camp of tive or three hundred, some
six miles from the river. An additional force
was sent in the afternoon, who killed seven of
the rebels, took six prisoners and their horses,
and destroyed their barracks. One federal
was wounded.
Yesterday a large force of rebels, suppo ed
to be part of the band recently encamped at
St. Joseph, made their appearance four miles
below, on the opposite shore, and attempted TO
cross in an old flat boat, sending part OF their
force TO attract attention by firing into this
city and Wyandotte They were, however
repuls d, and their boat sunk. 1t is believed
that they succeeded in crossing at Sibley 5 fer
ny, sixteen miles below, which they have pos
session of.
Last evening the city was alive with reports
of skirmshes Several shots were heard but
no damage was done.
IRoNroN, Mo, Sept. 1S-A skirmish &C.
Cured, Thursday, at Black River, fifteen
miles southwest of here, between three COM
panies of Indiana volunteers, under Major
Garvitt, and body of rebel cavalry under
the notorious Ben Talbot. Five rebels were
killed, four taken prisoners and thirty horses
were taken and quantity OF arms was cap
tured' The rebels scattered in all directions
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-21

LANCASTER, PA, Sept. 20.-The Express
publishes an authoritative contradiction OF the
Bayard Taylor story in the Tribune, about
Ex-President Buchanan sending portrait Of
Miss Lane to the Almanac de Gotha. There
are reasons for believing that the publisher Of
the almanac was hoaxed by a German artist
recently travelling through this country, and
that the story has no other oundation what
ever, Mr.. Buchanan must be believed, of