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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-06-25
First Premium pIo,,
WIZ Fair Joliet 1855 DO d. i a lean
LOekpOrt Steam PIo.s prsn<
LANE LOOuFR

As,itccc&soTX 70 Lane q. IT.,
M oOLD return their thanks 20 their ~
Iohs Tor past iavors, and solicit a sa,s5-l''s
They are determined 10 Keep III -
LeckPoRT PLoW where il is, the best h. ,l i-ls
MI Lane attends in person 10 the - l--
al the important parts Of he rlolg. 80
thereoi 10 ordinary worlsneE. Wear .SaA
20 make sNery TiloW what il should ls,-s
WIN tie expectation Of increased 49, u
hl ~: ,nigiaeiurinS an extra supply for The
VIII be enabled 10 supply. I've hon. ~, = z
SEQ 10 hNor Us with orders =" -'' So (.
10 say a word IN favor Of our work -.
thai our ilows never lost premium, =, ~. W q
u CouA ~ Nhrre they We're in COM atlii i,i !.
were not enabled to supply one haif ~ - -a' !.
49, hs nave been Il extra exfeuse "a
y, i.INy the best' ana viii Use nothing la -
IN W LiILhihg our work, We will not be e,e.ii..
we nave nov had large SUNNY - 80
rlow that takes prize Locbuort TI;,,,L--as s
IN the state Sod Breakers, a new ,,t, - tl' =
es' Donbie ploWs, a new invention. -AfaA
Sub Soil & French p,o.
East steel, German Steel. caseharss,., =
CuiHNators, that can lot ls heat .Jc,li VI
OOi'ers' DT'es, Hay Rakes. &c, &c. f~'ft
eS-AIL WAREASIID-s
Repairing Of plows-machinerv .-T,
promptly attended Orders res1,cs,s,-,, 7,
LoehPoEt, viii Co, H., Jan Sc '-'f'S
Breakers, complete. Ter inch.
Skeleton, do DO {
Lanes Best II inch Wheel CoI,er
Go do Straight Golfer.
Sirrins PloW, l3in I2 OOI Crl,i-..
ShiTers l3-iBch II O. ST. ~ :.
corn Rows 7e9 Drag. e..
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ID Il N Il AZ NO TICE
DR.. E. r. CARPENTER

Ahbs pleasure in Informing the citizens of Joliet and
Nicnty that he is always to be found at his old loca
1oh and that he has secured the services OF DR. y
Soeil9SE who Wilde constantly in attendance to per
iO'h an operations in the best possible manner.
Joliet, Oct II, 1856. r1-,,
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BUSINESS DIVIDED ANNUALLY TO
THE POLICT H0LDERy
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COM ANY

10 WALL p4hEb1; MEN 1Ohh
CASH CAPITAL, 100000 90
ASSETS, July LIST, 1859, 9O5,6Sl 81
LIABILITIES, 1854 81
The attention of the commui ty srespectfully called
to the following features in connection with this Com
pany:
Firstly insuring in this Company, the adyanta-
ges of Mutual Insurance Company are obtained with
the additional advantage OOrde in the given
by an ample and reliable Cash Capital a feature not
presented by ordinary Mutual Fire Insurance Compa.
MES The dividend to customers, already declared
follows
First Division to Policy Holders 1857, So u per cent
Second do do do 1855, SO
Third do do do 1859, so
Second The security given, which is already large
will constantly increase with each year successful
operation. Lhs is exhibited clearly in the following
statement showing thepositon Of the Company in each
year since the new system was adopted:
July, 1885, Net Assets possessed the Co, s570363
Z" 1859, Gross 905,6si 81
90 Liabilities, 1854 81
Third Tho insured incur no liability whatever,
while obtaining these advantages of superior security
and chcapness.
GEORGE 7. HOPE President.
II. II. L>MPoKT Secretary.
CYRUS PECK, Assistant Secretary.
GILES HEATH, Agent, Joliet.
Sept. q, 1853. n45-lw
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AUCTION SALE.

pYoRDER ofthe people of the town of Wilmington
ID viii County, Illinois, expressed By their vote
at the last annual meeting Of said Town. under the
authority of act of the Legislature Of State ap
proved February a. 1853, entitled An Act to amend
the charter OF the kankakee and Ircquois Navigation
and Manufacturing Company" will sell at Auction
at my once in said Wilmington, the LIST day of Nav
next At two o'clock in the afternoon all the Shares ef
the Capital Stock in said Company belonging to said
Town, as is provided in and by the act aforesaid
D. .. COBB.
Supervisor Of the Town of Wilmington
Wilmington, April s. 1861. noII-,a
IH'R general supply Of Groceries, Flour. Feed &C.
n SAh ~ o. s. SKISNKRs.
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w anfPd.

rF'HREE Or FOUR PEDLERS with teams, TO sell
i Cultiyators, for which good wages by the month
or liberal nmissioR The sales viii he allowed
Applicants should be prepared to commece about
the oath inst Apply personally to the subscriber at
Manhattan or address by letter through Joliet p o.
Manhattan, April 9, 1861. 4s-aw
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ID EG. ID. TKcIS A E;.

TAFlalG cNperimCrte with medicine in the treat
L mrut Of Jisc3,cs for years LAYING aside all prcju
dlccs, has examined the meantime all the varlUu,
systems aud schools Of medicine, aud have selected such
remedies demonstrate u he safe and efficient
rejecting al! mineral puis0us. To remove acute dis
ease is comparatively easy task: i i the curing Of
chrUuc diseases that requires knowledge combined
with Patience and pers tempered with kind
ness 1t is in the latter class Of diseases whore Pys
Clans mostly make their failures Having given this
class OF diseases may special attention, / profess bc
prerarcd treat all chronic diseases with positive
all that durable cases, unless il be
coniitionuily 50 that patients Tay depend upon my
declaration. profess 20 treat successfully all chronic
diseases of the Lungs. Liver EruHCJ NUralria
lysis, rheumatism and all deraugcmcnts of the ery.
system Eisua and Piles successfully treated in
or much additional pain. profess to treat with I'M
para!lecd success the otsome' disease known by the
name OF Cancer in all its stages without the ofthe
knife or any harsh treatment " patients will strictly
obey my Instructions viii guarantee satisfaction in
all cases where disorganzatOn Of the vital organ
has taken place The best of references can be given
from citizens of st. Louis where devoted nv practice
for the three years. have in my Office Can
GERS, Tunlors weighing from 4 to lbs that have re-
moved with success without the OF the knife For
further particulars, physicians aad others arc invited
to call and examine for themselves.
Rr. MeRAE, OccuIist and Arrist,
Gives special attcEtiun to diseases Of the I've and Esr
In this climate, where the Eve is subject 10 So many
diseases which fatal TO its delicate structure All
persons afflicted should attend to the earliest symptoms
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness
Letters from distance containing one. stann will
receive prompt attention Address Box 1882.
- d. McBAE, VI. D., st. Louis, No
OFFICE No. p NORTH FIFTH ST
Between Pine and Chestnut streets one square from the
CYGIt noGse, 81. Louis. Mo. nl2ly
JOHN MURRAY, Executor
Joliet. May S, 1860 +7-Gw
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Farmer Custom MIN.
NORTON Aco etk

HAVE :he pleasure Of aunounc,,
Ii their mes and splendid Mil -. - NE pr.s
draulie Basin is now in operation n, sled q -
Having an abundant supply Of ,Ta,ss la ~,
tne year, together with superior rnscif- Asa-
~, 'ns iiost successful modern improve, =
..a :, e'eI! part OF It's CONSTRUCTION =. ~ ~
gagged the services OF an e1periet,csS "a and ka,se
they Halter themselves they viii M, ~ poPel.rs
tne discrimination to give entire 49, i,Al;ss-~S
Customers. 'alsiaciii. -,
custom work viii be done At an h.
capacity Of their mill for doing WI uIs and a.
ehAoie them 10 accommodate ali VIII. = eta. =
MEDIATE all without delay. Aceorrr1,'J,l aflsl.
lof customers with teams from A di.,-.4ions -
over night, IN the FIGURING delartrB.,, :, n.
~ as ti's improvements of The s'l II
on hand several thousand iusb.is =, Jay al \
they viii be enabled 10 furnish tbs, ~ snfefl-t
tlele OF Tour, superior to anything L-.Aes Vi =
turee IN this section uf country et'fift =
Being determined To establish s,,d
tlon Tor the be-; Hour manufacture = - iali A..
at all times pay Chicago prices for a.
wheat, '-ie lest -.
Attached to their mill they will
exclusively for grinding corn in n. -, m
and superior e@I aEda
Corn sheIIer
They have also adjoining the p.fu-r
with numerous Cribs Of different siz,s - e Wa
ly Tor convenience Of ventilation. with - -
q gO-Ooo bushels corn in tie ear TTssr fsf,
shell corn At the following low rate. - WI =,
Storage and skelling. two cents 49, ~;
smelling fWifhout storagel one ca, : lsli \.
"ood wheat stored free Of char.a a,,5 ~ n, ~
Naliees hifee on all grain in store ''tfs ~
| We feel assured that Farmcrs will g.,
Naniasrs aud give us their flaironas, IA, -
/ Cash paid Of all times for VII
Nheai'.W white beans, Grass seed, ..Pork. ~, ela
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A.Sg1s.
M q Z. !: Z. ~ z. 3 ! -
FOR CATTLE AND HORSES.

rNIIIS is truly Great Remedy. Half 25 cent bot
l. tic Of Sloan's Instant Relief. given in pint OF
warm water, seldom fails to horse of Collie in
few minutes i'll extreme cases repeat tine dose in 10
mnuets
For Bruises, Strains, Sprans, and many ether njur
les Horses, Cattle aud other animals. SOans In
slant Relief speedily effects a Many persons
have been astcnshed 10 witness the rapid effected
by the use of this wanderlul medicine.
Rls-Get Circulars of Agents.
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Look to Your Light,

E(ukNlNG FLUID, Camphene, Lard Oil, pure Eel
~ phaht OIL, Wax and Sperm Candles for sale low AT
sept. Q, 1856. nI2 ]. III BRowNss
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K WT GS u IA IA NN & "o
Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co.
A n

=
Peoria Marine and Fire Inns Co.
CHARTBRED 1857
THIS Company continues to Issue policies MARINE,
INLAND EAyIGATION, TRANSPORTATION and FIRE RISKS,
at reasonable rates.
CAPITAL, 100000.
oFFICERs:
ISAAC UNDERIILL, Pres, J. L. 7. BoULAND V. P,
c. HOLLAND, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
ISAAC USDzRmLL, p. HOLLAND, BL. T. BoURLAND
RICHARH GREGG, WIN. Fem, JOHN REYNOLDS
SAMUEL HOWE. A.G. TYSd, THEsDoBE PERRY,
WILLIAM II. PHELPS, WA. A HEBRON, L.. HOLLAND,
ONCE 80, Main Stseet.
THE following the report of the business of this
office for the past year showing its condition on the
3Ist day March which time the Capital ncreas
ed $500, OOO; the whole of which subscribed
and $500 600 paid in In view ofour Increased facilities
for doing heavy business and also the large additional
security offer to OurUcustomers, giving this company
basis second TO other therefore look and
expect very large increase of business 1t viii
be t aim Of the company to so honurably conduct all
their affairs as to merit the patronage Of the insurlng
public. Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment Of losses may be sufficient guaranty for our
promptness and iiberality in the future.
hmodnt insured the past year, 5000, SO
Received premiums same, 4O,Oe5 10
Interest and exchange balance, IL .567, IS
Paid losses and expenses, 21,sSi,9S
LIABILITIES
Capital stock, s1oo.ooo.oo
Bills PAYABLE. 5.SS250
All other debts estimated, $500
ASSETS.
Bills receivable, amply secured, having from
3 to 60 days to run, $127, a3o, o3
Real estate, Office building, &c, $4,000
Cash on htld. and due from Agents
and city customers, 1885, so
Amount oflosscs in process Of adjustment S24O5 90
Amount Of losses resisted by the company, none
Amount ofiOsscs adjusted, due and not
paid, none.
PETER LANCE, Agent,
0lfice. Shaw's Store Jefferson ST Toilet
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PROTECTYOUR lives s PR0PERTY

TIE undersigned is prepared to put up in the most
L approved style, the Ne Plus Ultra of
LIGHTNING RODSi
On short notice These rods have been fully tested and
give universal satisfaction. and are iuiailale in GIVING
bto.eetoh 20 an buildings on which they arc placed
Persons would fnd it 10 their Interest 10 ,,sfro;
parties at home instead Of travelling pedlars who OF
COURSE, cannot he held to any respOnsibility
Address, JN. SToDpARD
April9, 1859 p,+Cm IL! NJ
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BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
ON CHICAGO STREET,
At the Old Stand of c. p. PAGE.

HAVING leased the above Stand, we have fitted I,
mp for Bakery and Confectionery Store, aud arc
prepared to furnish the citizens of this City yicn
ty with
Bread, Pies, Cakes, and Crackers!
OF every variety, also everything usually found in
first class Bakery.
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st. Louis Alton and Chicago r.. r.,

90. Fi5l3 IL 30 iffEf-If-55
Eazz-ylZSaNss-sSsgsx Is zllsrz-
ON AND AFTER MAY 6ht, 1850, the
Joliet g. Chic. Accommodation Train
THROUGH IN 1 HOUR AND so MINUTEsI
Willeave Joliet at 7:l5 NJ arrv. at Chicago 930A NJ
Chicago 40 II, SO at Joliet 625 NJ.
Express Trains Joliet Going North SAG NJ and
4:22 A. NJ
Express Trains pass Joliet, Going South, 102S ~, and
1885 P. NJ.
Through Tickets from Joliet to New York, Boston.
Philadelphia and all principal Towns in the middle
and Eastern States can be obtained at the ST. L. A
c. r. X. Depot, the quickest and most reliable rout
via Chicago, this Company's Trains making direct
connections there with every Train the roads
ming east, advantage not obtained by the Cutoff
The fare is the same by way Of Chicago.
Ii. HURLBUT. Ag't.
Joliet, May S, 1850 att
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F. X. KAFFER
Ga M MANUFACTURERS and dealer in every
kffs35<A IVA variety of Harness. Saddles Brides
= Collars, Whips, Trunks, &C.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the iuhaM
tants ofJoliet and vicinity that he is prepared 70
manufacture on short notice. and will keep constantly
on hand full assortnen. OF
Carriage and Team Harness,
And all articles in his line of business all warranted
10 be made oil sound materials, and the best Of work
manship.
- FRANCIS Y. KAFFER.
NJ ~ JEFFERSON ST. Joliet, H. July 20, 1855. n5ly
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jim HUBBARD,
81 CLOCK MAKER

NJ oeLp most respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Joliet and vicinity, that he is now prepared 10
10 an KINDS OF work in his line. lie may be found at
all times Jefferson street oppesite IN. G,nt f,,s
All work warranted. March u M
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DLACK Teas ION 40 to as cts.
II 49, g. 4-at RoILIsG4 Cos.
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JOLIET FOUNDRY
UNDERTAKING.

TIE subscriber has received. and viii keep ~
sizes and stiles Of Metallic Burial Gases. Wild
furnish 10 such a may want them. The estsSs
winch these cases are held for their beauty, g
ana preserving powers, fully attest their uHlus =
also Keep on hand all Styles Of Wood Coffns. ~
20 ali calls Tor his services undertaken, In &C
Try Horse and Carriage on hand.
nAIN Rrchncf q y
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METROPOLITAN SA O6i,

PETER CLAUS, ProPrS
DEGS leave to inform the public, that be 2
ID the above Saloon, which Is now open To- :.
ton Of visitors. His Bar will be always SEP
the choice liquors, also Cigars Of the best Ia
Warm me sat II O'Clock, and ooldluDeh ~ 4.
Oysters, S, dimes and other kinds rsrs
served up on short notice.
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Illinois state Penitentiary, Joliet, Il
SANGER & CASEY,

Manufacturers Of BARRELS, Lumber Wagons, Buggies
Wheel Barrwos &C., &c. Dealers in
Dimension md Building stone.
Provisions Cattle and Produce Of all kinds constant
y wanted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

.aussAza ,ass sEss.t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

MORE SECESSION PKlsoSERsl-A squad OF
secession prisoners, sixteen in number, ar
rived here yesterday morning, IN cnsrge Oh
a sergeant and SIX privases. They we're
taken in Western Virginia, near Cheat
Mountain. They were altogether the hard
lest looking set of prisoners yet brought 70
this city. Several Of them we're men well
advanced in years; and two Of them 'aid
70 have been COlonels in the rebel 9 cvmy,
looked to be sixiy years old. One old fel-
low who had fired upon the Federal pick
cts, had received ball directly under the
lower Jaw Another, Lieutenant, mad
been a prisoner, and was released on par
ole. which he had violated by taking up
arms against the Government and was
again capturei. The penalty for the viola
ton of a parole Of honor is death They
remained at the State House for some time,
aud attracted large crowd of the curious,
ana elioired q number Of not very eomph
mentary remarks. They we're conveyed
20 Camp Chase lot safe Keeping Cotum
bus JOuraal AHqast 81,
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RURIOUs KOINUIDEN0Rl
n sJoAs UEDEB TEE OOUEFER
saTTH AND OrHERs IN A BOx1I

HORRId IN slshL With hts Celebrated ARABIA
.TNDTTTON POWDERS, where eVerT owner c
acrsss and Cattle can find the best Medicine IN u
'or nanJ Of the Diseases peculiar 70 such Animal
hey are q Sovereign Remedy Tor Oolda. Oonghs
loss Of Appetite, Hide- bound, Dbtempers, &c, q,
- These Powders alWays give satisfaction, - II
Thousands Who have used them, can testi1. =
Irculsrs Try them. For side By II. n. Gaylor,
L. W. Palmer, Benton Brother, and Strong 4 Arn
-fronR, Cleveland, o., and y all DruEgists In q
ountrY Also at Rhoiesale By the Proarietor, a. li
mario sreet, OisvelAnd. Ohio, 70 whom al orde'
III sshs.P n 80 "a q EOERIs
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Annlr.. i 49, aolsasD ELEoFan.AsE.--

AReIvn - pl1r sursHsD EIEcrRgASs.-7
E. SOU n E-q Of the A--'''san .
Telegraph Oam any aad Ans in Z a,Sger'
"a NJ a., sefn Uuon fetgraph Com
o nies. srsreJ hfIe TO day These gentle
men have 3,esn uniiTing in their ehorts 70
k,eiij aie tns iioyernment in the transaction
OF its dnsibess. Mr. Stager has been all
tbrougb WESTERN Virginia, personally super
uteuaiHg the co situGlion Of the ooVer D.
sh He is thorough 4iee
q 8, an h4 st n molfhs oi tented
life 40 lh.- N W,s m Y rEiuis seems
e nave agreed ggIrn hini.-- ltisa.,qtJR dis-
psfck 70 ThiUTa-lpsid faguirr- 2efk -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

MO- ICE is HEREBY IVEE
~ that The subscriber has been duly appointsd
ard qualified as admiuistratOr on g estnte o
James t5ardner iate Of Juyahosa ce7RiF, 6eceased-
augl5:s5l eco " siA8Dk f.
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A CARD.-Ladies of this city are urgent
" requested to gather up all old linen Of
whatever shape and size, (prOvided it 30
perfectly clean, and send it at once to the
Rooms of the " Aid Society" 50 Bank street
as Mr.. GOodale has kindly offered his ma
ebinery for making lint in large quanti-
ties Mrs. B. ROUSE, President.
Saturday. August 3lst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

!, I...,uatioun at Detroit since lie ts'
June, and 60 into service. oas +
.hsfr sisies thorauehiF
~ Pirshufeh r
a 6ret-rt.ss pias
gaHcars fofrt 'rsa
f --s rase= tif
rfaE
ifor7 tra
..a ea asfs az tfn =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

.OuTf OF Common Pleas,
,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

~ Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Grssfsu-
berg Medicines. pr. B. is physician Of eIt6nEiVs
practice and the most successful In the Coun
~ CTrumbulD in which he resides:
'fThis cartifss that have used the Qrefenberg'F
.l5 and MARSHALL 3 Osthoioou, sold here by II. o
johnson, in my prectioe. Thsy are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March 7, 1851.
Sold hy Drugsisfs end Ee6icipa Dealers through
out the country. For Medfcine5 or Agencies, I'D
3reEs H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
isusd5a --- asnsral AsentSor Qhi7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

Mn1rARY-The 47th Regiment, Colonel
POrsOhner, passed through Columbus on
Thursday evening, from Cincinnati, en-
route for Western Virginia.
From the Mans6eld herald we learn that
that Col. Ford's Regiment was expected to
be full on Friday. DR.. J. N. MOWry, for
merly Assistant Surgeon in the Fifteenth,
has been assigned as Surgeon of this Reg
iment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

man. { was deoided il he Affirmative by a
nearly unanimous 7oto.
Hon R P4ine offered the following
resolution
Tha, he Hon David Tod, Of Mshoning
eouurv, Is tue 6rs, choice Of this Convention
tor Gvveruor aud hat the delegates this
piay aproi,ied act ccordingiy.
Amer roms discussiou regarding the pro-
pde'y Of bringing the subject up at the
present time, the resolution was carried
The meeting then adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

PurAsuRE ExcURsIOS, = The steamer
Westsr6 Metropolis left the dock of the ..
C.&C.sR. R. this morning at 10 o'clock,
viii. larse number Of pleasure seekers
bound for Kellsy's Island They viii re-
turn this evening. Leland's Bend was on
hoard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

CLEVELAND AND ToLsDo RAILRoAD.-We
understand, says the Toledo Blade Of last
evening, that the Cleveland and Toledo
Company have advanced the fare on
through tickets to So 80. Travellers OBJ
tsinibg tickets at the Offices of the COM
pauy get them on the basis of the old rate
ss.25 from this city to Cleveland On all
sums over 81 g discount of lOo is made
and on all sums under 81 = discount Of &c
is made.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

So Gov DsnnisOu yesterday, ssys the
g,elambus Journal Of this morning, au'bor-
irsd committees fren Cleveland aud Paine +
vile and s Plumb, Of 05erlin, to 60 Il"
Galley aud bring home the wounded and
TIE bodies Of, those who were killed ~ the
b.,,,s at somnsrvilis on the 26 lDsi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

The regular Monthly meeting of the La
dies Christian Union will be held on Mon
day next Sept 3D. at o'clock, P. N, in
the rooms of the Young Mems Christian As
snciatinn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

HALr FARE 10 UEIoS STArE CONVEX
rroz.-Fhe Columbus Fact Of last eVeOing
saws that tbs Cleveland, Columbus & Gin
cinuad Railroad have determined to carry
passengers 70 and from the UnOn State
Coaveation 20 be held in Columbus on
rsurssay of-nekt week at halt fare
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

= Snla Us srauCEs IN CANr.-KeV' ;
81 OF the Bethel Church, viii preach
Wade, on University Heights, to
"a Sunday afternoon, al one o'clock
* at Camp Wood Oa Forest street. at ehree
s5cloek.
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BosPrrAI ToR THE WoUyDED N e p.
of sitzsus vas held at the Comm e'a' Bra +
Bark. =, Il o'clock this A. 80 '4ke ma
ur~sso procure, II possible. lla a > OF the {
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
RICH RoLLITG PRAIRIE LANDS.

The deep rich loan Of the praries IS cultivated win
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
nnd Middle States are moving to Illinois IN great mum
bes The area Of Illinois is about equal 70 that or N
gland and the soil ia 90 Tch that i VII support twenty
nilli0ns Of peonls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02

M QtAtt.f aiR l-l=sEN'
= nv aafa. frne uf poategr q sery amustnR u
-rctir ard powerful little sinsle isus Asciuecop'
= irsn, Piant- ie.pk Ike forniGsbls mons era
I'll nor thar qgATseT ioF sIng es9nin4
Ne ~ ne iamiiy rirnle siT b 1her7
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hereby certify that have been neRtng
GraenberS Medicines for tbs past year and can trI
" say that have never osrec any medicines to tbt
cubic that hsye met with the decided epPIobatioI
IF the peoBle Ike these, particularly the Pills
Cstholicon. TheT will perform all and more than iH
promised for them. have cold about GitT bottles
Of tho Oatholicon the ps5t year and hear tho best
results in every case. J. II. U. JOHnSDhs
March I, 1887. Medical Agent,