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MAtsAw. Myoming al. y. y. Ocl. y. -.

WAHsAw. Wyoming ca. y. Y. Oct; FL lSSS,
DEAR n: l am nsing your Cathartic fllI. m'!
practice and find them excellent piirga',se -, !"
cleanse nc system and purify ne fogntGm,,@r ="
MooT JOHN G. MEACnAM. MD
Cora Gpntiom, COstiVcncss, SuPPr9s-
sion. Rreum Rtisn, Govt, Neuralgia
Dropsy, Paralysis. Fits' etc
From DR.. ii. T. FuWg6H. Montreal, Co"'''
Too much cannot lie said Of your lf, Ter ne ,ais
of coSiircHCss If others Of our fraternity nave -Hi
them as eiicacious as have, they should !"h W.
proclaimins it for the benefit Of the mnlIiuay,,
suffer from that complaint. which. 1h'V w., ~,
enough in itself is the prOgentor OF other tI ="
worse believe cosiirfnesS to originate in me W..
but your Pills affect that organ aud cure h' '''s'
From Mrs. E. Stuart. Physician ami Md'7t'f' f'''''
find one or two large doses Of your Pills ti H -
the proper time arc excellent promotlrt' o. ~, n
,,rai secretion when wholly or partially suiilI,y
and also very efTectuaI to cleanse the Samds4 ~
nj tro,ms They are "a much the best iL!.
have that recommend no other to my Pa'e'''
From tie Rev. DR.. HuwitS, q tie .Es''''*'
Er.....,.,y |'L,trrL
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EDjScODHi ChHTCh.
PuLAykI nousE, savannah. ca. :In ~. I. \

PULASKI HOUSE, Savannah. Ga. a'. .. o.. . ,,,i,,
IIoNoRED SIR: should he ungTnteiu' Tor No.
your skill has brought neif did not rGlgi' u2
10 Won. A cold settled in my limbs and hronfL -,,,,
excruciatins neurGgic pans which ended VI t. d
rJ,EutaatiSm Notwithstanding l had lIi' -, ,p,il
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Nv the advice of your excellent agent in hai'
Dr. Mnckensie. tried your pills Their rryS ,benI
slow. but sure. BY perscverinE IN the use "
am now entirely we'll.
sExArE CHANnER, Ration Rouge, Lii, Dec. ., isY',
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Pills. of Rheumatic Gout-apHnn disease Inr
afflicted me for years. VINCENT si.i !, Ill,
Most of the Pills in market contain ,I hands
which, although valuable remedy in skl1" i r.r.
is dangerous in public pill, from the dTeaai. ne.
quenccs that frequently follow its s,hsanee
These contain no mercury or mineral su'7
whatever. q
Price as cts. per Box, or Boxes for d
III Lowell, Mass.
For salo by a, c. GOOD Co, and by 'Ir 9Tn'
gistS i"si''+
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From DR.. ER,cnrd Bond. Enlt,mn..

DEAE Bro. AVER: | cannot answer Won i-Fa' cor.
plants have cHrnd with your Pills hrt,r Than 4.
say all that IRE ersr treat wih piTgGiirS n,dicir.
place great dependence "n an elIcctua caIInr;iym
my daily contest with disease and believing "a. ,.
that yOur Pills uor, us the best We haYc,l Of con.
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I'ITTsDUKG, Ia. AInN 7, 100.
DR.. J. C. AVER. Sir: lave been repeatedly cur,l
Of the worst headache anybody can have 10y dc,~u
two Of your Pills. 1t seems 10 arise from foul So
mach. which they cleanse at once
Yours with great respect. ED. W. PRABLE,
Clerk If Steamer Clare.
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Church, Boston.

DK. AVER: have used your Pills with eA'r1"rdi
nary success in my family and among those an an,
called to visit in distress To regulate the organ
digestion and purify the blood they are the
remedy / have ever known. and can confidently r.
commend them to my friends. ,,,,,,.
YpurS u. '. HIVE
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N B.-subseripttUus received and Forwarded by
A, n. BEDTLBToE; gent for Wheeling and vicinity
Specimen Engravngs and Art journal can be seen az
the Postphfee, - - - - q Il z a y . AoeeAo
DJIoRa11O siefs6J pEiaS RICO Just received s39d
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH, President.
Pr. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. move
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

4 RE You SICK. FEEBLU AND Cuvpt
n Are You out Of order, with vour >y.,a, NM
ed and Your feelings uncomfortable rbs,s ',.,7;
toms are often the prelude to serious iIns.. S!al
tit OF sickness is creeping upon vow. and - IS ne
averted by timely of the right rr,,,,, ''' lc
Ayers Pills. and cleanse uuI tltrti>rri,ri T. iAAt
purify the blood. and let the fluids move
strNetGd in health again; Th,y stimulate Tho G ,r
tous of the body into vigorous actiyit, v 1G''
system from the distinctions which MAJ ~ ~ me
cold settles somewhere in the bo,ly ,J t.s'',
its natural functions. These if moi rIfI .u,',
upon ihrms"iNcs and HE surrounding "r," 'y,''
ducinS general aESrara'ion SUFFERING. a,i NJ, '
While in this condition. oppressed ISy thn
mcntS take Ayers Pills aud SEC how Ji,s,,I,
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plant. is also true in many OF the, ,l,,..s,, 80
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eXpeiS them. Caused by similar ohstTur.j,,. '., ,
arrangement Of the natural functions If N, i,
they aTclapdlN anu many af then, ,ur,l, .,,,.,l a.,
the same 'neat,>- None who know the yirtn,. :.
these pills will neglect 10 employ tIcp, ,,l.,
ing from III" disorders they rrC '"'' -
Statements from leading physicians in. SOM, ,r .r
principal cities. aGl trum other well LIovn mill.
persons. i''''
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"ahN'" S.Tr AuR. IL. 1861

SATURDAY. Aug IL. 1861.
AsHEs-The market, without ch,nge the INQUIRY fair sales
Of 90 bills at E Is for Pots ard IS 31i for Pearl
C0TToN-The market continues stesdy WIN n0oe''e
COFFEE~Rio Is moderately active and rm Other Kind, are
quiet sale, Of 2ooO bags Rio a. 4alsc and 800 bags b.
FLouR And MEALThe demand for Western Canal Flour
and the sT ssSe. eiS 81 @ prices The
IL 400 bhl nOlny the better GRADES at ~ M % oI so
Western eT,a 81 5a 81 IS for State 81 goa IS oS
Fancy IS ss Is @ shPPns 9I SSs S 81 s.OS Sa
Car dian Flour Is dull ea,ier sales Of $50 bbs ~ coo
81 Extras Sou hem Flour firmly Ssdi he nai 81 y
IS for mixed to good super6ne Baimore Sc and 70 sa
50 for the est's e[ sd E Eys Me-, = dns, 81 " IS
for Jersey and ~ 150 - ~ for Brsndywine
uVoy Of prime limited and something has been done II prime
Cnb arrive. The demand for milling moderate The
Club at II o5asi 6 2oj Amber Iowa and wi;consin at
~ the latte. rate for go s s1s 70 SIli's
81 900 buh Kentucky at 40 II 2I rn'h n'ene 9p
81 90 Oats are drn and in fair request for the trade z
SIC for state ard Western and 2d29c for Csnadn hye ls
"ns se :" Ss Corn is without much changes the
inquiry slss active mainly for he trade sac. q for
Shipping do-the ter e1treme-And DC Tor "e''ein
HOPS are In moderate request Of 50 bsle: 1850 growth
AZ ad22c for ordinary GOOD Ola neglected and nominal
LIME-Tbs deusnd for Rocknnd moderse and rrees arc
steady sale. Of 200 bbl Common at 7oc and l25 do Lump al
MotASSEsThe demsnd f'I 1 n qua aHs ~ soss1c
NAVAL sTORES-Crude Turpenne IL IN demand ssl,s q
200 bb. Al SO An active demand pre,s Tor Spit,
nen,ine ard prices advanced l002Oc Dbl The SAFE,
eiude 200 bbls asa 80 including goo ebs AZ hs a'.e
g. rconest sales of $50 bhls t5dd5 2i cah, aud IS 70
bsIC cash nd 30 days time The 6ne grades are quiet
OIIS-Linced continues hrin at a5dooc' 'fud" run HP
hut urices are without quo,abe variation
PROYISlONS-Tbe demeud for Pork is All md ne mars'
g. s.dv sale Of bbs Is for hefs - 5Qr 10 20 ior
Cesrthe latter Urinspeeted and od 10 - io fme
Ref IA steady but quiet sse- Il ~ bbl- az 700 70 10Y
B,p,ck.d Mc., and SEA s9 80 for Extra Beef lli1 aud
Ia son ave quiet Cut Meats easier ,es Of 20 hhd Il
sj f shoulders and SAFE for Hams Lsrd l. In iir request
and r. firm sales bbis At ~ d9lc Butter 10 In r In
ouirv and IL firm. Cheese l. hun At 3a7lc
RICE T. firm 81 81 d5c with small sales. ~.
SUGARS-R4w are quiie firm, and In good deinsne W.
apo's ds,c for far 90 good reringi sales OF % mas
Cuhn N ca &c. and H. rc0 begs on Wivtie terms -,
TALLOWThe inquiry moderate and The nafh''f heA')
Gales Of goo OOo 70 at OF hale. for CITY, elsh. , d.,
WHIsKY-Tle mlrset sctiyr and better slle' OF
hills. Al l1ic
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New publications.

NI.W MUSIC INSTRUMENTAL, - THE
~ STAR sPANGLED BANNER with brilliant va ia'ions,
by the celebrated jermm elgpo,eT Augustus Cu pes 20
by hlrs f. A. Parktu ptce 5icts. COME sCHOIIlsCn,y
Ibo. Bnker price 25icts NOCALrDRUIMEk h ~ or ThE
EATIoNAI, GRAYS by A Cub. WHY HAVE MY LOVED
oNFS GONE by s. Foster price Is cts. Each mied free.
A Pianist 10 Attendance will try music.
HORACE WAITE RS Publisher, No 4sl Broadway
{, tBBATH.SCHOOI. BELL No. 10000
- Copies i.sued the four months Of is publication IL Is
an entire work Of nearly 200 Many OF The tunes and
yu we. written expressly FOR this volume ], will soop be
A. popular as IT, predecessor bel no. which h run up to
~ enormous number Of $500 copies % nosths outstrpg
- SUI hool book a s size Issued IN this ry. Also
both voiis bound IN accommodate schools Wishing
hem m na form Prices Of Rel no 2 covers, IL een,.
"a Der bound e5e, l. per 1905 ciotn bound embossed
s c 81 Per 100. Bc 80 paper covers re, tlo ger
1 hound pc per 100, cloth bolud embossed st 2ci
= sn p,r 10: Bells ard q bound tos"iher 4c, ~ per
100 cloth bound embossed cit, Doe, $40 l Mailed,
:, ~. - ne. AZ the fet-ii price HORACE WATERS
Punh.h-r 40. 81 Broadway NeS-i ok.
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Ne ,. y. c.n.rdi Marion. Philip, ;;;;;v.n. Spot

ford X r. lar. T.. C'hsIoi ""i'''
81 .scstn. o.., vrrcb hsincke
We'd, CT, Of Mobile Maf,hani LiveTpooi 'Ai'ih as
Elalnlish, Cork. - - r., Ne,ret , WI,
csnonu. RI Luweuea West Hsrepoo'i Jnes tSpmish1.
Cy,ls arceoae); Mnoch Rooney, Cnenstowni Queen oil
FnrIsnd Reddy, Londonderry.
Brg2Asnes, Maurice, LdeneDj lWsles); Hap, Ampes
Yewbnrypor Sarah Heen - rman, ISrsor f. G. AcNsf'
schooner.-O NJ PsttE Cmrk, st. John ~ Is, b r. small
ibrn DAM, Twensesard Queenstown, funeh Meincke
Wendt; A. W. Mcclellan, MeLeaur St. John; Ocean Bird,
Crowe ST John, d. r. Dewof; Brunette, Arnold asnzss
A. b. Hayes Robin,on Newport T. y French, Nuve Hsver'
I'm. w r. Gem Baker Camden; Ellen Merrimsn. Hamilton
Portland Howard Phinney, Boston; NJ shSIer steLsnd
EhabethpOrt r. Abbott Smith Baltimore G3ayhound Jone,
Betmore Forward Jones Bsltimore Lender Harding be
Ia. Rival Hobble, Stamford; Express Pope, Wells
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HIilitarD Notices.

Hg,pQuARTERs LINCOLN CAVALRY. Bellevue Gsrter
All euiIsted men belonging TO this Corps, absent
without hereby ordered to report to their respective
companie on before MONDAY Aug 49, or they WIN ne
published and treated as deseriefs Per order OF mn
Col A. 4. MCREYNOLDS
s. c. srRAGuE, Acting Adj.
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Arrived.

Steamship Joseph Whitney LOvclsnd Baltimore days, -four
steamship Planet u. g. trsn,po), Wilson, washingcu In
Steamship wbdin ~. s. transpOr, COmery, Washington,
Bark Jubiaum Bremen Kimme Bremen 50 day: md;e and
Is Ruger Bros July 20 lat 80 o. Ion 81 10 spoke the
whaling Palmyra Of ewBedfOrd) cru'ns had 20 bel'
BsIk sarah sheM McGresor Baltimore days in ballast to
r. w Experienced heavy T. to NJ h. gales durins
'nf s Ella Reed ,O Philadelphia. Davis. sssus days
&C. 10 master Was. days n Of the Delaware with heavy ~
Hs frederick Eugene Acborn New Bedford days. in bal
schr Eli..beth r Graham, Cow Bay c. b. "A days. coal
schp Alexander Orb Wallace Turks Island II days salt
10 r. A BLOOMFIELD.
schr Emphs Car. Bristol R. l., days. sugar to Camp
scir J. l. saOw Cof Roctllad Achon' Linsan C. b. 10
SsiT julia Baker Baker Perth Amboy, coal Tor Salem
schr. Flying si'h Love, Gloucester n'n'
sehr Ann Caroline Bacon Philadelphia coal for Salem
c cbI s,i sfadGiE Xrnod iidistown Conn., in ballast
scir G,lo,a, Lowell boston Tor Albany.
schr Charles Hazard. DUEL, Hartford days.
SEM l. Merritt nughson, Elz.b Import for New.Haye
br nLer Civ Benjamin Ilziaehport for Cambridge
schr Tn,as Colt, EHlsbeihport for Fall river.
sSP Wp E1 E FspFSoo iS pr aS! sa
Sloop ChaIle, Mitchell New-Lond ~ oil.
Steamer We.,ehe'ts Jones Providence md'e' 70 ha"''
stesmer Black Diamond Allen, Phadeph, md'e to J. N
steamer Sarah jones' PHILADELPHIA mdss to Lopez Kirk
patrick.
BELOW-Bsrk Gorilla Petengn, Rio Jsneiro JniJo
SchE Emily. q. Sawyer, from Porto Rico.
sAILED-Aug. l6-shp Deyonshire. London Bark GnNo
John FREEMAN Rio J4nero anchored QusIantine Sehr
Eva OBJ Nassau: -. -, ~. -,
garoo Liverpool and QUeen.town Marion hey we" anu
lIayana; ksrnak Nissan, ". T.
wIND-Durns the day, r. l.. 70 s.. ardlish.
The ship Jeemi.h Thompson on the ge,t slanee Doeh
and the ship Champion 81 the A'pli"sh he " vi 'ho
Sectional DOCK for iep4irs
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nisarters, &c.

RgrrHxRDTh. Prgsim bsrs Detresches Hartmann hence
,r ~ rud ma let inst returned In consequcnce OF
hsvng ed cary and the pumps being choted from the gae
Of the l3h int Avg TO- lat a. Jon Y TO- sisnaied big Ehe
N''' BAIriNoRY, Aug is, 1861.
Ccmuc5oTe Stiirgs has sent boni 70 the assistance
Il the slp Fair Wind previously reported ashore on Hog
and, snd with ,e AID Of the steamers 3 X spauidng sd j.
n Ro.is in thee fee; OF hold. reported
Tie ,eh X. H. Sefniiye hts ius arrived from view otk
has sshoTe Chm bad 10 iho" o'"Fbofi nearly
all hercuso NJ, ne
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aRRIE

pTrsSFII-CLARR-In Brooklyn Thurf1iy, Aus. u, BY
;be Rev Ja s. Barnes Alden c. Russell TO Mary a. Cark
RIKER-EpwARDS--o Thursday Aug. u.s. Of he residence
the brides nihsr by Rev d. Dayi5-ou khst hk.r
70 HARE, A. Edwards. only daughter Of Chs. T. Edo a3s
ESQ, all Of this city.
Albany uapprs please
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Among the passengers by the mail steamer Fulton
yesterday the Rev. DIR. Baird OF tins city 1id the
Rev. DR.. Squlres Of Geneva.
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Msstiss saw ia st. LOuis--seeTsi Rebel Or,
gaHsssssfsBs DisceVered-A Treasonnsic
POLICE Provost Marshal Appointed
Newspapers sHPpressed-The Springfield
RsaL

From Our Spead Correspondent.
HEADQUARTERS, WESTERN DEPARTMENT, !
SAINT LorIs, Wednesday, Aug. ii, 1861.
We axe in the midst Of stirring events. The
establishment of martial law was caused by the
discovery that the Rebels in this city have
perfect organization that they have been quietly
securing and storing some IS, go stand of arms,
holding nightly meetings aud preparing to en-
brace the frat opportunity ahOrdt@ by the news
Of Federal defeat, or by the withdrawal Of
sr9rsh Of our troops to give them any reason
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spoken.

Aos IG 0mes 2 d Firs lsltnd " riiotbea' No. H.
r. ssis Couue's ftoli 81. Thomas 70. Boston.
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SATrRDAY. AnQ. l7-P. n

The Stock market to-day presents no features of par
tcalar interest. Government and State Stocks were
fairly steady but in the share dealings there were
signs Of weakness. There was considerable hammer
ing by the bears who offered their options freely, but
they did not succeed in getting much stock out The
policy Of the leading operators for the rise appears 10
be to deal mainly in cash stock and short options, and
thus pinch the shorsoccasionay. Government Stocks
were steady at 50 $751; with fair inquiry, and tie =
cent Treasury Notes sold at 81 a9S. Pacific Mail did
not maintain the quotations OF yesterday, selling at 703
ex div equal to 49, In the street, after the Board
the market wasdul but without change Of Importance
No second board to-day.
The market for foreign Exchange closes steady at LOG
@107} for Sterling.
Freights-There is lees doing. To Liverpool, $4,000
bush corn in bulk at ed; 20 tuns rattan at 3Js.; 70
hhds taow II 2js.; 800 tbls. -four at 2s. 3D. 2s
Cd 600 bush wheat at 9sd. in ships bags; l2j bbls
rosn at 2s 3D. To LONDON 500 bbls. flour at 2s. l0d
To Glasgow, 50 tuns taow Of 3js, and 60 tcs oil at
3js. To Bremen 600 hhds. tobacco at Hs. Cd 49,;
800 cases DO at 22s Cd 100 pkes. lard at 25s; 600
bbls apples, and 400 do flour at 3s $50 casks ashes at
25s., aud 900 bbis shoe pegs at g. The charters III
clude bark to Galway with corn, at Id in bulk and
bags, and bark with - 900 bush. 10 COX and
market, at u ID. in balk
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
sSol ,66l SO Receipts for Customs, s. COO Treasury
Notes, s3i,700 Payments, $j7s &37 49, Balance,
si,3SO23y ~, showing decrease of 81, 4Gi 662, 22
during the week. considerable portion Of which has
gone TO other sections of the country.
The sales Of bank stocks during the week at tho
Stock Exchange have been at rather better prices s
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--1s6t.--

rsa,e Of he week .. comp.redwib the. Of 1869 yn
The following comparative saieU ent of the value
of exports from the commenceme.t Of the year 10
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Passengers Sailed


H. ,eanilp Kangaroo. for Lirerpoo-Mr O. W. vsnhorn,
child ana sii Sufen Burns ad child A. Sequera wife,
Two eIdreu and servant C. Bausn b. Roberts j. X FISHER
Koch j. NJ Murray j. Hart q. Abraham, q. OReily, Mrs.
81 iohp Mari. ard Cathane Mahsn, Mr. and Mrs Sau, X.
ssundefs Capt w. Lul, John Herdnan Josi Meuiicy do
SIyn " KeoEh r. Hergest, III. b. Jackson, o. BALDWIN Mrs..
I p CsnGed and trse children Mr. sad Mrs. J. Hume ard
infant ~ Ii yersre, rnd others IN steorhgs =.
Ia sieamshD haraak, for Ndl.qn ~ P.-Mfs VIM Barton
and three children G. Dexter, Disengr O. MeGo'ssry T.
MeCaty Miss se Smith, New YOIk Ensign j. b. Hopkins
I'd ~ &1lrs,, H. o. j. Bethel II. " Hal, Nassau M. and
Mr. Iysfen and two children, New-Yoski Rev j. Payne,
Miss Payhe Ensnd Mrs C. Renwek aud four Children Mfs
BirIey and infant Mics c. A. Saunders, Nasaau
eISIATURE ALMANAC.
sur-Ri,e,sI3l Scs..........6;s5l Moon--RissE 3:lt
gioH WATER DAY.
sandy Hook. $3.50 Gov Island b4J en tate''. S;2t
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Embellishments. IT.
Cleared.
s.e.mIio.-C;y 4. Cog.y ok Lot Wl.Lc.sr; r...Sf
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF EMBELLISHMENTS. II.
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Cleared.
s:si&lA3s-cay 9. EssyssL, l!S:t WIllS.sni Es;ssi,
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Iiouse to-day
wore SO, IL, JG6 10. The exchanges for the week
ending to-day were 500 1850 SO, being daily av-
eragc Of 1886 Iii 49, against sl3, 500 54 30 for tie
week ending on Saturday Iast.
at a meeting Of the Aew-York Bank Presidents to-
day. it WAS resolved to assume the five millions OF the
fifteen millions Of Treasury Notes aPpOr,ioned to Bos
ton the aaks Of that city having decided 10 take only
ten millions.
The following table viii compare the exports Of the
seyen principal stsple articles for the weeks
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To every mother who children suffering om any Of the
incident the period Of eethns we say do not o'
your prejudice tho Padee' Of others SAND IN ihe
.y Of the relief that win be seyes absolutely sureo iol'
Inv, IN. u,e ofMRs wINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-05
Mortgage sale.
"THEREAg Ia,,.. ~. =. 81,

WHEREAS, James Tenr,Iton on the E,urtaan 81,
w DAY nt May, 1859, executed and delivered 10
bernhard sharpe his two certain pronissory notes
payable to the said Sharpe order one OF said notes
the hrst day Of April d. 1861 aud the other Of .ad
notes for the sum of Sl3s45 due aud payabe on the
hrst day OF octper A ID. 1851 which said notes were
secured to be paid by the certain Mortgage Deed Of
SAID Teinpelton and Sarah TenIpcltnn wife OF said
James, upon TIE real estate hereinafter described and
bearing even date with the said notes. which said
Mnrtgage VAS duly recorded in tile Recorders Office of
WIN county, state OF Hin dis in Book 81 of Records
ON page H. And wheTea.. the 26th day of March
D. 1851 the said BERNHARD u Sharpe duly sold and
assigned the said notes AID Morts &c with power OF
Attorney duty made, executed &c 10 Thomas Doir,
And whereas default hayiI been made in the nav
men; OF the said pT"missnry notes. aud each Of them
according 20 the tenor and effect thereof in
OF the power of sale in the said Mortgage contained and
granted public notice is hereby given. that on Satur
day the 10th day Of November. A. D. lS6I at ten q,
clock in the forenoon Of the said day last aforesaid nj
The Court House. tovit: at the North door Of tba
COnrt House in the city of Joliet in viii County m
sad state, shall sell at public veRdue to the highest
hiddcr or cash, thu real estate mentioned in tn
Mortgage. aud described follows, tO-yt: The
South half Of the North West quarter of the North
west quarter aud the South East quarter Of the North
West quarter and the South West quarter of the North
West quarter Of Section three (3l all in Township
thrtytuT (34), North Of Range nine fgI Easr Of M
third principal meridian in said VIII County and
state OF Illinois, containing hundred acr es more
or ess with the buildings and improvements thereon
together with all right and equity of redemn,ion
thereof Of the said James Tempe ton and Sarah ZEN
petOn their heirs. and assigns therein and for rho
purposes in said Mortgage stated.
THOMAS DoIG. Assignee cf said
Mortgage and Atty IN fact Of said Sharre
Joliet, October Is. 1851. nISI,T
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-05
a CARD.

v,ou, the solicitations Of many friends who believe
hrLno pablieo, that the school Commssioners Office
ld he Ia Joliet present myself to- and solicit the
80, Of the voting public.
Nv motto is Fight for the Constitution and the I'm
a., .nsain orr Free Schools, for they are the cradle
n'Sth@rty-the main pillars which uphold Republic.
can Goytrnment.
T1s following are a very few Of the very many facts
rI reasons why the School Commissioner should re-
,IJ. in the city Of Joliet
It II Is the county seat and all public conveyances
ir iuto II from all directions in the county conse-
usrty 10 Of the most easy and cheap access Of any
other point
"a An the other county Offices are kept at the conn
~ seat and those desiring u do business with one, il
,r,sion requi do business with any all with
ont Additional expnse Inconvenience besides Il be-
,pg central point Of trade will also facilitate the inter
al II those desiring u see this officer
3D. II j. not Office which pays great amount
AZ 10 enable whoever may oiciste in it devote much
N srr Of IL reme To- the renting and engaging a COM
pe,put person to attend To its duties.
FROM these facts ard many more which might I've
sduec ak School officers and Teachers to consider
th,ir interest before voting. ;. .. SiMONDS.