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Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

We are authorized to announce,
DIR. w. w. GEORGE, as Il candi
date for n seat in the lower braneh.
Of the Legislature. OF Louisiana, at
the election in November paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

We are authorized to announce
PETER II. CROCkER, as Il can
didate for the Office Of Assessor. at
the ensuing election, in Novembtr
next.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

The Sparta Banner has again made
It's appearance, though, We are sorry
100 see, only half its former size, and
at a reduced price of subscrip1ion.-
1t is under the control Of its former
editor,-T. E. Paxton, Esq. to whom
We wish profitable season.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

EDMONSTON'S BATTALION
COMPANIES will receive their
arms and equipments, ready for mus
ter, at Headquarters, SO Natchez
street. Reference T.. s. =. Jacobs.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

We are authorised to announce.
Il. II. PITTS, as candidate for re-,
election, for the otlicc OF kECOEDl.K
Election on til. first Monday III No
vember.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24
Lincoln Spies Among Us.

Says the New Orleans Picayune {:
Three men were arrested few days
ago. by order Of the Governor, and
detained for examination on a most
serious charge. Their names are J.
D. Walker, Nicholas Casper, and
-Rodenbaum, all three pilots
Being alleged to be spies, it was
deemed by the Governor most fitting
that they should be turned over to
the Confederate Commander of this
Military Department. and according
ly they were sent to Gen, Twiggs,
who was preparing. in conjunction
with the Governor, to have an inves-
tigation. The act in which it is al
legged those men We're engaged is no
less than a reasonable correspon-
dence, having for its object the as
sisting in The organization Of Lin
coins Aotilla for a decent upon this
city.
The following is a copy offs letter
addressed to Capt. j. ID. Walker, one
of the spies arrested, which was in
tercepted. 1t shows clearly that we
are surrounded by spies, and that at
the present time too much vigilance
and circumspec,ion cannot be used
by the police as we'll as our loyal
citizens generally. This letter would
seem to convict the whole party be
yond the shadow Of doubt.
OLcv,svILLE, June so, 1861.
Capt. j. ID. Walker
"DEAs SlR-I received your Sc
cond letter the other day, and was
happy to hear from you. You say
that the rebels suspected you, and
tried to get up report that you was
a Union man--but convinced them
you were sound on the Southern
goose. The river is SO low that we
cannot make much head way. l am
in hopes that we will have a rise in
a day or so, that will let US out tc
Cairo. l saw Capt. n. McLelland
the other day he is just up from
! New Orleans; he says that business
is fat there is nothing doing. and
the Union feeling is stronger than
any body could suppose. His opin
ion is that it would not take very
large army to capture the city, as
t most of the citizens are in favor o
the Union. leNpect to have charg.
of one of the gS6boa.s, and want yoI
keep me posted about thugs. Civ.
; all the information about Red ano
Ouachita rivers, and how much cot
ton there is from Alexandria to tn.
mouth, and how much viii be made OF
Black and Ouachita rivers, for it viii
be our aim to take all the cotton OF
: these rivers. and SEND it up the Ohio
/ want you to find out no" many
pilots we can count on in Red River
and send me the names. You hav'
sent me two besides yourself TO
Ouachita-Casprr and Rodenbaum
4 Tell them that they will hav6o shar
t in all the prizes that are taken.
Tell X. to write nue.. All the pilot
: that go with us will make money e
< nough to do them.without going on tn
S rivers again. l viii let YOU know il
| time TO meet me at Memphis. 1t vii
be a glorious thing to clear the trai
tors out, and show them lesson fo
. robbing mints and customhouses, an
= stealing steamboats,. You must sen
I your letters by private hands to Cair'
DO not trust the mails l will Sen
his to Memphis by private hand
and have it mailed there. My re,
r pects TO Mrs. w. Yours,
/, Signed,l "JoHN SEBASTIAN"
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

We are authorized to announce,
ISRAEL W.. PICkENS, rs a can
didate for the office OF Sheriff. 1T til.
ensuing election. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

We are authorized 20 announce tho +,
name of G.. 5. GROOM. tnr the ottier
of RECORDER. Election LIST Monda.
in November. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

We are authorised to announce.
NJ. Il. j. ALSION, as i &andida;"
for the office OF Sheriff, ~. the e''su'
ing election. pa1d
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24
Extracts from a Private Letter.

The following interesting extract ls
from a. letter received from an officer
Of the Shreveport Rebels. The per-
son who received it has politely plac-
ed it at our disposal:
COLUMBUS, KY. Sept. Is, 1861.
l do not know how long We will
remain here as the Legislature Of this
almost free State has passed resolu-
tons authorizing the governor to issue
a proclamation ordering the Confed-
crate forces to withdraw from the
soil Of Kentucky. They did not di-
rect him to. order the Federal forces
to withdraw, therefore you can See
how the native State of the Immortal
Clay stands. What position she oc-
cupies towards the South.
Although the l1th Regiment Of
Louisiana was the first regiment from
the South to invade Kentucky soil,
we were not the first that invaded it.
We were three miles from the Ken
lucky line. and were informed that
King Lincoln's minions We're in this
place; and to prevent them crossing
into Tennessee, We were ordered here
to repel them. l am sorry for Ken.
tucky; the fate Of Maryland await:
her. l am fully under the impression
that Lincoln's forces were invited te
cross oxer from Missouri into Kea
lucky. l cannot see how Kentucky y
can pretend to be neutral and allo"
ono belligerent party to invade he'
soil, and not the other. Therefore i
we pretend to do our duty, we will
not stir one step until those midnigh
assassins are ordered away also
they will not leave, l hope We viii
not; then Kentucky y will be the scene
Of many dearly fought and dearly
bought battles.
Last Sunday two more Of Ape
water pirates made another unsuc
cessful attempt to pass here, mask
ed battery ON the Missouri. side near
ly opposite this place, brought then
to halt, we fired at them, it was re
turned. and was kept up for som
time. Gen. Thompson's battery fol
lowed them some distance up tn
-iver; aconstant booming of canno
was kept up, stood on the bank c
the river AID saw the whole of it,
| A little before dark information wa
received at headquarters that the
thad landed forces on the other sid,
aud tina, sharp battle was bein
fought. One or two regiments We,
Immediately ordered over there. b,
they returned next morning, bringin
with them three prisoners, whom
saw tAey were all Germans, and sa
that they were forced to fight. On
Of our men was badly hurt, he r.
ceiyed q wound from a shell fired fro
one OF the gun boats. The repo
relative TO a fight on land was falls
Thus cannon are doing their wo1
on the river now. expectlnore boa
are trying to get down the river
hear the reports.
r We expected an attack last nigh
and every man was on his guard full
armed and ready to meet the foe.
hardly think that there was man {
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

Weare authorised to announce Ny.
THOMAS II. SIMPSON as Il can
didate for the Office of SHERIFF., AT
the ensuing. election. pald
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24
Particular Attention.

Items or advertisements intended
for the Daily NsWs, must be handed
in prior to four o'clock, =. M otl.er-
wise they will not appear in orr issue
If the following morning
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

We arc authorized to announce the
name of Il. Whit. Esp, as y candidate Ter
reelection, ta the Legislator, for the Parish.
of Caddo. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

first Lieutenant, L. u. Butler, will be
here to-day or Tomorrow. 1 presume.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

Mr.. P. Hyams, dealer in books,
periodicals, etc, has our thanks for
tavors.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

WE are authorized to apnounre
GEORGE H.CH1LDERS, for th"
Lower BRANCH OF TUE LEGlsl.A-
ruRE, for this Parish. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

See notice of the Branch of the
Citizens Bank, published in to, day S
paper. ..e.- ..
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24

We have now cool, clear weather
Fall clothing feels very comfortable
During the night heavy dew falls.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24
HEAD QUARTERS, Camp Moore !
August goth, 1861. {

Special order, No. $50
Private PETER BACON. Of com
pany Caddo Fe2cibles, having been
reported as unfit for duty by the
Surgeon, is hereby discharged upon
returning all arms and equipments
received from the State to the Com
pany. BY order, Es
f. l.. TRACY,
a. LuR1A, Brig. Gen. Com'd' g.
Asst .Adj't. Cen
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24
5i,sepeport 9ailv 0ea's.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Tuesday. September "a, 1861

Job Work must be paid for on de-
ifvery.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-24
CANDIDATES.

CANDIDATES.
WE are authorized to announce .
GEORGE ii. .CH1LDERS, for th"
LOWER BRANCH OF TUE LEGI-l.A-
ruRE, for this Parish. paid
We are authorized to announce the Z
name of X. Whit" Esq, AS y acandidase Ter
reelection, ta the Legislator for the Parish. .
OF Caddo. pad =.
We are authorized to announce,
DIR. w. w. GEORGE, as a candi-
date for n seat in the lower branch.
Of the Legislature. OF Louisiana, at q.
the election in November. paid
We are authorised to announce.
II. II. PITTS, as candidate for re-,
election, for the o tlicc OF tkECOEDEK
Election on the first Monday III No
ve,nber.
We are authorized 70 announce tho .
name OF &. 5. GROOM. t"r the otiie''
of RECORDER. Election LIST Mond".
in November. paid
We are authorised to announce.
NJ. II. j. ALSYON, as L candidate,
for the office Of Sheriff, ~. the ensu
ing election. pa1d
Weare authorized to announce Ny
THOMAS Il. SIMPSON as a can
didate for the Office of SHERIFF., AT
the ens,,ing,. election. pald
We are authorized to announce
ISRAEL W.. PICkENS, rs Il can
didate for the office OF Sheriff. ut the
ensuing election. paid
We are authorized to announce t.
II. CRISP, the present incumbent, al
a candidate for reelectionto to the otilct
of ASSESSOR, at the ensaing eler.
ton.
Weave authorized to announce.
Prof. w. II. n. MAGKUDEl;, OF
Baton Rouge, as Il candidate for the
Office Of Superintendent Of P"bl,c
| Education.
We are authorized to announce
PETER II. CROCkER, us II can
didate for the Office Of Assessor. at
the ensuing election, in Novemhtl
next.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01
Trl,sIees Sale.

WTHEREAS David Mcclure aud Charlotte Mcclure
w his wise, VI tse Couaty q Will and state u NJ
uoia, do ot the % tn day OF February A. D. 1861 exc.
veying the premises hereinafter described 10 secure
the Joy nient OF certain promi~sory note by
said David McCIrc 10 Edward = Crane o. order 70 the
suns Il One Thousand dollars, Tor money actually
ioanei, hearing date with tn. said DEED of trust
and payable ia six months nfter date with interest at
The rate OF ten per cent. per aud which is par
urnnriy described in saj dee, OI trust which trust
deed was recorded in the Recorders Office Of Will
County lonis Ia Book 80, page B3. the q tn day
Of February. A. d. 1860 aud whereas default has been
made IN the payment Of said note, therefore ap
plicaiion having been made to by the legal holder
81 the above said note public notice hereby given
tha' IN pursuance u the provisions contained in and
~ virtue Of the power and authority in vested by
said trust deed and for the ami purposes therein
srt forth, l, GaYIon ID. A. Parks, trustee, shall on
THURSDAY the tlIrtyfrst day of January 1851 At two
oeck IN the afternoon at the north door Of the Cour.
House, IN the city Of Joliet, in the County OF win
Aforesaid SELF at public vendue TO the highest bidder
Tor cash, the following premises The East half
Of the West half Of section twelve 2l in Township
thirty-three ( North Cf Range nine (g) East of the
third principal Meridian containing one hundred and
sixty acres more less, together with all buildings
and Improvements thereon, and all right and equity Of
redemption, and all right Of homestead ex empton Of
the said David Mcclure and Charlotte Mcclure their
heirs, executors administrators and assigns
CANYON ID. A. PARKS Trustee.
Joliet, Jan. l, 1861. n294w
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SHERIFFsS SALE

* " '"e "i certain writ of Execution and Pc,
IL Lh uei from the Circuit Court 81 Will 60,
"a .aNIr - John DAILY Plaintiff, and Henry Pear.ap
Dt'snuah AT o'ciock. p. " on the sth day on D.
.ebio-f. A d. 1880 at the North door Of rs. co1rt
h%u.e' 10 Tie City e Joliet shall offer for al a.
Bun Nehdue all 'he right title aud iutrrest Of ..id
sn.ant IN and to the f5Ovng described property
>, ne Fast = Of The South Of Section II. Town
%, hahge ~ tst OF Sd r ". all in VIII County anS
ALONZ0 LEACH. Sheriff Of wuCo.
LIZ. A. :, So. BY p z. SCARRITT, Deputy.
Sofirt. NOV ID. 1850. l.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01
Stray Cattle.

SthAf 70 from our premises. Plre steeru one so.r
ysafs "'d. ths talance younger, all red or red and
ssack one large red and white line back Gov 49,.
Yeas Old. one red and white Gov vffh on i,,,.r
Feet horn, both giving milk when thev ~, - -
white and rrd fat Cow, ! years ola - - w.
Any izr-11 returning the same. or giving fnforu,,-
ti,n- vlrrathfy can Be fund will BE- Iiber.Ifr r.
Hafdef. el,saEo a -. es.y 70
Stats Psasisatiary. Joliet, III. --'AA . oAsS "a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01
THE MARKETS.
CHURCH DIREC roRY---suNDAY
SERVICES.

irtaeDIsr EPiscoPAL CHuEcH,-Rev. W. B. Slaughter
Pastor. Hours of worship 10lz A. NJ. an:7 p ".
UNCONSTITUTIONAL CauRcH,-Rev' John Kidd Pastor-
Hocrs Of public worship l0lz A. NJ, and ~ P. N.
iaHsN CATHOLIC CHURcH,-Rev 2. Rarrelly Pastor-
Hoursof public worship A. ", 1917 An and 3 p NJ
EPISCOPAL CnuRcH,-Rev, John Wilkinson, Rector,
Hours Of public worship l0lz A, N..and ~ P. NJ.
Wednesday loan, Morning prayerand Litany.
jlPTIsT CsuRcH,-i;ev. G. Button, Pastor. Hours of
public Worship 1914 An, and1 Pm.
iEEHAS RovAS CATHOLIC CHGRcH,-Rev. j Rauch, Pas
tor. Hrrs OFF public worship 1919 4. NJ, aud 3 P.h.
JSIvERsALtsf CHuRcH,--Rev o. A. Skinner, p s'or
Hours Of public worship i0l< AN, and11 JPN.
IlssAS PROTESTANT CHURcH,-Rev. c. Sans, Pastor,
noursof public worship 1917 An, and 2lzP.A
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01

a HeW y-lnNenfcd
Acoustic Pocket Article for the DEAF.
with which to hear Lectures. Sermons, Speeches. a,
~ Is small and can be carried in the pocket ana
nneh used lie Entirely concesled. II is consfrurted
OF tree Kinds OF metal, With Gutta Percha tube. =,
o"noiDed as TO form powerful reflector of sound-
ahd Is altogether the desirable fnstfnnent ~,
the deaf ever invented. letter enclosing INN -
cnars viii be sent TO address on the rrceint f
a cent stamp, with which 10 send the same
address, II MANSFIELD. Book Seller
~ 134 York Street New Haven Cam
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01
THE IRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT


viii state TO my lends and the publiciu general
IN Justice 20 myself, that one Of citizens by the
name OF Edward Savage, who proaSSes to be- what he
does has caused TO be published such an advertisement
about o. Foxs Gift Book Store and Bras Jewelry
Do!ou think much OF such a man who trys TO fn-
lure ore VINO never In any way tried TO njure him
IL is n'thing more than jeaosy in business matters
Miscellaneous look trade, and such I presume has
been TIE case aith Mr. Savases has been very small
scarseiy nothing to speak of. And where has the
trade gone! To Now York and PHILADELPHIA to the
Gft Box store OF Evans, AID in protection myself
when was in New York made arrangements with
PUBLISHERS for Books very low rates. aud made ar
rangenents with one Of the largest publishing houses
IN New York to get me catalogue, which has been
published Now will state my friends and custo-
msrs Of the Western States, that have fine Gold
Jeweiry as any house has and the largest finest and
best selected stock OF any house In the City
In alew days shall receive a YER. fine addition to
my present. stock in the way Of Silver Tea Sets Gold
Natchks. Silver Watches, and all kinds of the best
seecten stock aud all parties buying books from me
viii give them % per of OF my Catalogue which
Is better than our friend Savage. 10 per cent? if they
do not wish TO take their gift Ny Gift Book business
is conducted different plan from other hoHses
At the time the gift is given will show them the
blank book in which the gift is written Ia black ink
and numbered to correspond with the number on the
goods and Specifying the article, and If they arr oct
satisfied with their gifts will take of % per cent
from what they paid for the books, and will guarantee
all Of ms patrons tina they will lie we'll satisfied
Call ai D. Fox's and buy your Holiday Presents
nave fne stock of Children, Ladies' and Gents Furs
and aside frcm Books what is there more useful than
Furs in this climate Call early before the store is
crowded q it always is on Holidays. Now is the time
Tn make YOUR selections and will sell YOU all kinds
Andl Keep lower than any other house.
A. O. FOX
- &C. 25 1860 n2St.
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TaI SALE Enffr-

IL P-rs-ns oOuoerned viii please tak- pr.,,. a.,
n At sale Of lands. town and city lots Tor ST.
County AID special taxes aud costs the wear 49,
nlai- IA lursuacee % Law. IN the County, n Hgff -
STATE OF linois- On the 18th day Of JulF Issa 4,
ONarsh bid u sad lsss, and fkss am tie ier.l
W Assignment Of the purchase esrfiacat-s ~ ~.
following described tracts u lsads and lot "a :, 80
sale. and that the time q redempfiO from 81 -
VIII expire IA fuO years san. the date thersT -
the redemption vii b. double the araouef - 80
add Subsequent taxes IL paid by me and e., n 800 .'
t-ing. with interest thereon freTn The da,s -
raei- u lands and lots l. deecribedias foII0rs ~ s
lot bloek RnnyOn's Addition 10 I.rrk,.,-- IA
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01

M 81 selling hardware heretofore carried
on 10y Br"sss Co, viii from and after Ills sr,t
day Of N"yenb Der, A. D. $50 Le rond,,c,sd ,,.s -
name Style and firm Of ~ NV
STRONG BROOKS.
Joliet, Nov !. 1870. =, -.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01
TrusleG'S Sale.

WHEREAs, David Mcclure, Of win County and State
" OF Illinois, dad on the l1th day Of May, D. 1852
execute aus deliver to Trustee deed Of trust
conveying te premises hereinafter described TO secure
the tspE4eht OF q certain promissory note made by
easo David Mcclure to Edward s. Crane or order for
the sum Of Three hundred and fifteen doIIars bearing
even date with the said deed Of trust aud PAYABLE ia
sz months after date, with interest the rate of ten
PER cent per snnum until paid. and which is partcu-
larry described in said deed of trust which trust deed
vas recorded IN the Recorders Office of Will County
Illinois, 10 Book 80. page 81, the lIth day of Nav
a. D. 1893, and whereas default has been ma in the
payment OF said note therefore application hAv-
tnB been made to by the legal holder Of the above
said note, pnbc notice is hereby given that in pur-
sance OF the provisions contained aud by virtue Of
the power aud authority in vested by said trust
aeea and for the uses and purposes therein set forth
oaNIcn D. Parks, trustee. shall on Thursday the
thrfyhrsf day Of January 1861 two o'clock ia the
afternoon at the north door OF the House in the
city OF Joliet in the County of WIN aforesaid sell at
public Vendue TO the highest bidder for cash. the fol-
lowing premises, to wit: The East half of the West
ballot Section twelve Q2), in Township thirty-three
f5 North Of Range nine 9) East Of the third principal
MERIDIAN, containing hundred aud siIty acres
more or less together with all buildings and improve
ents thereon and all right and equity of
of the said David Mcclure, his heirs executors ad-
tninstrators and assigns
GAvIoN D. A. PARKS, Trustee.
joliet, Jan. l, 1851 n294w
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Wanted

A Good Dwelling Honss feeated I'm "a, Jos,..
u on epoi sissd lot. n ExcH1xeE Tor i.-1 2!
Wisconsin er ~. sdJrss u. h, o. boz 81. Jss;r
Dc ~ nse s<Sr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01
fTATE OF ILLINOIS Will Co. Circuit Cour,
couNrr OF VIM, 49, Of March Term, f YSsi,
Daniel Kendall, ,,,..,.
GEORGE seileck

The above entitled cause having been continued bv
prder Of the said court r publication it having beeu
ade to appear to the satisfaction said court that
nc said defendant is not resident Of said State of
lhnois Notice Is hereby given to the said defendant
oige seieck that writ vf attachment issued in the
rooNe entitled cause OFT Of the Office OF the Clerk Of
lld Court, Of date November Sd, A. d. 1850 against
kne estate OF said defendant, Tor the sum of Four
EusuIed and Twenty piiie dollars n favor of said
Pahiei kenas directed to the sheriff of said Will
kounty' 10 execute, has been returned by the said
Sheriff duly executed
Now unlss you the said defendant George SeIIeck,
mail he aud appear before the said Circuit Court on
nc INST cay Of the next thereof to be holden AT
~ N"ntt House in Joliet. in said Will County and
sute Of Illinois, the first Monday Of March next
nu give special bail and plead to The said plautlfs
@tion herein, judgement will be rendered against Won
10 george seleek, and in favor of said Daniel Ksu-
ALL Tor such Of money shall be fpupd dine and
wing hefip. aud the estate attached Of aforesaid will
sold 70 satisfy the same with costs.
s.p h. y. RUSSELL, Clerk.
aGkonERTs GooDsPEKD, Piffs Attys.
Joliet, jan /, 1861. n2Q6u
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-01

PURE VEG ETBLE EXTRACTS. AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES Air tight, will keep any climate
The FAMILY Cal tTHARTIC PILL Is gen
tie bus active Cathartic ~ which the proprietor
used in hispractice more - than twenty years.
The constantly iucr-as - ing demand from those
who have long u-ed the PILIs and the satisfaction
which al express in re- gard To their use has in
duced me TO place them - within the reach Of all
The Profession well know the different Cath
a-tcs act difersnt - portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY CATHAR- nc PILl has. with ,la. ref
ercnee to this well estAh lirhed fact. been COM
pouned hum variety Of the purssf Vegetable
Extracts. which act a. like on ev, ~ part Of the
alimentsry canal and are good and safe in all
cases .he-c n Cafhartic is needed. such - DE-
HANGEnTs Of the SION .AcH. SLEErfNr.s PsfS and
SORNZsS over the whole body. from sudden cold
which frequently, If ne = neglected. end in a hong
OF Fever. Loss Of - iAFPETfrE CREEPING slS-
sATIoN Of Coin over the = body REsrIrTsNEss HgAr.
ACHE, Weight in theI- head. all ISYL1Ex.ToET
DISEASES, WORMS In Children or Adults RHfu-
MsTI~N. great PuEiFI- - ~ Of tie RLOoD and mauy
Diseases 10 which flesh IL heir too numerous, Is
ra-ntiOn IN this adyrr = iissment. DosE. TO }.
Price Dimes.
TIE LIVER INYiGJKATuE AND FAMILY CA
TnAETIC PILLS e allied 10y Druggists generally
aud sold wholesale by tbc trade in all th Iare towns
st. W SANFORD. NJ D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
3;5 broadway. New York.
Sold in Joliet by J. H. Brown, L. NJ BRAY Gee H.
,Prnh aud J. Mccain. Cs-pt l3-si3iy
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$1,000 Bargain.

HE VIZ sw Z. 81, 7 IS. 4 II Z which "a . ar,t
rate trAct Of land i for sols or IL viii he On.
enhssd Tor town pr'pei!y IN Juliet in LOckport AT a
graf bargain. Enquire Of X X B.rl+r or n H. -
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