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The Van Buren press., 1861-01-25
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A CoNsIDEnArE WFE.-A few weeks
after recent marriage. the doting husband
had some peculiar thoughts when putting
On his last clean shirt, he saw NO appear
ance Of washing" He thereupon rose
earlier than usual one morning AMI kindlei
the FIRE. When hanging on the kettle. he
made noise ON purpose TO arouse his easy
wife. She pseped over the blankets. and
exclaimed:
" My dear. what's up tho dsy ?"
He deliberately responded;
"A'y put IN me last clean ssrk. and am
gaun to vAsh one to myssP."
"Very we'll. said Mrs. Easy" "ys had
betrsr wash mo anc. too.
WISE ApvIcE.-Covsntry Patmore. in
his new poem. gives the following advice
30 let no man. Ia dsspersss mood. -
Wed duh giri bssauss she's good.
To which ono might add,
And let no woman. 10 hes plight.
Wed abad man bsoaass hs's hgiehA
The Van Buren press., 1861-01-25
Groceries, Hardware, &c.

EYEGLASSES. Sugar, Coff-e AMI Tea. Candle.
lvI and Sua.s. pepper. spices, ginger. starch. etc
Water buckets, cburns. broo,ns. wash boards
coffre mills. Cotton and hemp roaps. Tobacco Of
various Brands Oysters aad S.rlines.
CASTINGS Of every description Nails. Plow:
and hoes pad an! ioor loe'ss; screws ami butts
farming utensils of all kinds whips, etc
B;ac1.miih Tooi~. of every description.
A large Assortment OF C..'cse-v and Queens
-arr. Jars. jugs. qt pit TASKS, Tin Ware. etc.
Eof sale by fEhhiN>-
The Van Buren press., 1861-01-25
THE VAN BUREN, PRESS.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1861.

sE Adrertisers are requested TO hand IN their cd-
nrrtisemenfs By Wednesday morning
The Van Buren press., 1861-01-25

~ A committee has besn formed At Tu.
rin u raiss funds for the purchase o( geld
crown for Victor HmAaos}.
The Van Buren press., 1861-01-25

Boston, Maseh 7th 1859
I have made a chemical analysis of commercial
samples of Chestnut Grove whiskey. which proves
to be free from the heavy Fusil Oils and perfectly
pure and unadulterated. The fine flavor Of this
Whiskey is derived from the Grain used in manu-
featuring it. Respectfully.
A. A. HAYES. N. D., SAFE Assayer,
For Sale by &. Wharton. Sole Principal Ayt
3n-2i No ll6. Walnut-st. Philadelphia
The Van Buren press., 1861-01-25
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware Mandatory


enza. any Issi. ion or Sssrsessof
90 : ! ! !:
~ the Thro..., reiiepe the Hack
E$S0HM ing Couah in Conssmp-
S |k ton, ,Bronehitis Asfh-
yI1lIS ma and Catarrh
Ny,Xl0 Clear and gioe strength to the
<(9SN roiee of
PUBLIC SPEAKERS
and SINGERS
Few are aware of the importance Of checking a
Cough or =" Common Cold in its first stage that
which IN the beginning woull yield to mild rem
edy. II neglected. soons attacks the lungs
"a Brorcns bronchial Trocaes,'' containing demul.
cent ingredients aliay Pulmonary and Bronchial
Browns :. That trouble in my Throat. (for
which the Troches are a specific)
rRocHES having made me often mere whis-
ipercr." n P. WILLIS.
Rnowv'sl. "I recommend their use to PcnLlc
SrEAKERs - Rev. E. H. CHAPLIN.
"ROCHES Great service in subiuing He ARsE-
NESS" Rev DANIEL WISE.
Almost instant relief in the distres
D"0"N ing labor of breathing pect.iiar to AsrH
TpocurS Ma" REV. A. G. ECGLESTON.
Contain 10 Opium anything in
furious" DR. A. A. HAYES,
BROWNS Chemist. Boston.
r,o, a simple and pleasant combina-
iRoCdES tion for CoUeHs. &C.
BROWNS Boston.
" Beneficial in BRoScHIrIs."
TROCHESi DR- j. F. W. LANE.
Boston.
,,o,r,s Il have proved them xeellent for
WHooPING Couch"
Tpoct1rS REV. II. II. WARREN,
Boston.
" Beneficial when compelled to
BROWN speak suffering from C,LD.
Rev S. j. P. ANDERSON,
ii'oChEo st. Louis
"EFFEcrUAL in removing Hoarse-
BROWNS ness and Irritation of the Throat so
common with SPEAKERS AMI SINGERS -
TROCHES Prof II. STACY JOHNSON
La Grange. Ga,
p,ows,s Teacher OF uusic. Southern
Female College.
TROCHES Great benefit when taken before and
aft.r preaching, as they prevent Hoarse
ness. From their past effect think
bRo"S they will be of advantage to me-"
r,oc,,pc Rev. E. ROWLEY, a. NJ.
inONhiHo President of Athens College Tenn
Browns y Sold by all Druggists at TWEEN.
TROCHES, TY-FIVE CENTS A BOX. III
Gm-S1
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POWDER.

900 kegs Cleveland NIL Mills J., Rifle Powder
ZOC jast reed and s~ sale sSyTrruy,vp ~
feb - WA" ScC hhai T.
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Nem YORK, Sept 3rd 1859.
have analvzed SAMPLE Of Ch-snut Grow
Whisky received from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr
Of Philadelphia. AMI having carefully tested it, i
pleased to s-a.e that it is entirely free fr,m poi-
sonOus del.t rpus substances. 1t is an unusual.
ly pure anil fine favored quality Of whiskey.
JANEs r. CHIFFON, analytical Chemist
The Van Buren press., 1861-01-25
LIQUORS {!

LIQUORS!
{VTHISkEY-,ll bourjca. rye. old necter'
w Uncle Sans, Smithe. Tennessee, white
heat etc
Rum-Jamacia Gin--Hollani . American.
Wiaes-;or., maliga and ginger.
french Coriials. Cognsc = blackberry Brandies,
hampaigne. Schedan Snspps, etc.
~ All IN wan. Of any thing in this line, will
find it for their interest to call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
march D, 1861. T.. PERKINS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
mrnlth nr Amcricnn lYnmrn.

Female irregularities, weakness, Utetias disnl,cc,
mcut, aud an focal uterine difficulties and constitution
Al tohbles ei women entirely Uggd By The Grao.
cnhrrs Matshala Uterine Gatholicoa.
In th,scounectiou, Ri,s noecheF sister Of the Rev.
hcnry Ward hvrcher, in Letter. 10 tbc rsodls, psgc
t2T, savsE
"lhN,anine rlders ard ,idsriu u.lawt, aud fourteen
rmaevousias ~ marrrd, aud " delicate and uiiiuf
Amid the immensc vlTrle of any friends and arohain.
aucrs, cannot r,tal t,n married ladies bcFu in ths
vrutury and rouuty, vho arc perfectly healthy"
10 sascs, hoWc,ul, Wbera che GtAcirBbcrs C.thoHt.
ON has been usct, we must cay that hvth has apilY
ahcn ibnp'lcr ~ tiicese, aud lalivs ba,e become
robust ifrInF, igcrors end hcalthy,
Mrs Nie1,on vi ElmiTa. saNsa "Rcaull0l, in1eod,
fthc goaudna, q a. ns nrturc ~ .,vonan bai how
much docs % seed 90 Do protected hv WatcEfolncss
that wll leaf hvflu ume pf tisoasc 10 appeal 90 "a
ne Ngei e'yj',l Sl ,li'giog sdpe suop worN womb
Allthosc0sybs sosure,iby sdArssdhg Hs Cutfeu.
berg company,
lam Mrihoiisirlerfymsn, Nv hseH has Gi,ly
achcd 10 witness ihe feeble health rfWomeuas ha,c
Travelled Inv eiftuli pfosohnfth thu eo,psl thauk God
however that have seen nllttssp aNoasfs giVo way
o. he Gur.cuheg Maphalns tttpuc Caihol sob,
WhsteNefi hss been usst ReY, rErER SHARP,
MdEsay hiehFau, Forretg OF Weste,n starA,
Netins Go 80.
FeTFals by nunos a Co.. n. n SNYDER, riNa,
~ Nai icwelIi uf. p. Yates, Urtru euuusll Wa
RlninssE Auica; % ilannsg q Co., NsCui. hsnNief
and by m9disiur aralefs throughout ihc state.
IA 10, h;NGSLEN, Cls,rhnd,
h'9'li' Agent iot Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
PURIFlr THE BLOOD.
MOFFATS
VEGETABLE LIF PILLS
Am
Phoenizs Bitters,

The hgh and onyis sicslsbrity which those rrs,cm
mant Medicine have acquired for their ny1uahle eU
lcucy u al ihc ditcatns which they profess to ,ur
ha r0nas'ea l's niual prlruge Of pulling not ony au
IN ALL CASES
orAsthma, Acute aud Chrome Rheumatism, Aasr.
tons of Tho Nadier aud Kidneys.
BILIOUS FEyERs & LIVER COMPLAINTS
lnthc South and Wee, whore these diseases pre
yallthuy will he found Invaluable. f1ntsrs, afmer
and OILERS, Nhp oDrcusn ,hsse Medicines will urytt
Afterwards hrNylfh0uf Them.
nuLllutS tOllC, SERIOUS, LOOsENFSs,
pllh~, COS ltNtNESHt COLDS, cot eHS, .
ColiG CORRUPT uUNuRS, DROpsN,
nNsrErsiA-NopsTson with this distFcasins disease
N'sud dsl'y uslng these medicines immedta,cly.
trHpuou' of the skin, Ensipclas, flatulcury.
lENEU AND AuuF- tor thi IS seoursp OF tfs lVrstrrr
country these medicUcs will be- found "a safe spcely
audccra'p temedy, ouermeiicineI leave ihe sys
ten saaee.' rssru oiihe d''oasei agu1e by these
'rry them. nontsasd and be snrsd.
GESERAI, 6EniiIfT, Cour. GtnptNrss.
Gnsel Headaches ofevery Kind, iuNari Fever. In
9,,am.'ep kee1na'i'm, lwpeFa blood, JanHdias
MrScusilr psrAses- -Nsysrhil, TO eradicate en-.
ufyly a M chrrn OF Mercury inhuueh sonner thar
Ne most powerful preparation oi is1FsapaHlB.
NIGHT fMIATS, NERVOUS nEWLrT,
Complaints Of NO ktnds, oTFauie ABteiiont,
ptiUs-rho oHe einal propfieior az these metirinei
vas cured Of pies OF IS rear ssudins,by che uso o.
'bs's LIE MsACiUes alone
DAMS in the Head, Side, R0ck, foints and Orgsnl
RuEuN AusN-Tho Affected with this tcriblcJis
ease VIII huRurv ofltlsfhy the life Medicines.
Rufh Of nloodto ne Head, Scuryy, SaU Rhsum.
s,toiuls, or Kings Esil IN in worst iotms, Viceu
ofeFer dsceripuen,
WoRss ofali ind, an, saeetualy expelled by ths,,
hehciuet. Pureut viii 40 well 20 aduinhlei heu
ehene,et theh sAisteuet itsutpected. Rslvfis turc
The Life Pills & Phoenix Bitters,
PURIFY THE RtOuD,
AnjthutTcmoye all diteatc ftom the synsm,
prspsrad and sole hy ID.
Or. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, !
aa5 Hroadway, ,corsi - Aaa,say sNst, New Y Ycrl B
fcfFaIebY altaraggH fsb1Nv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19
Aver SSGrSaDaTliI1

To. ,....
| ~ 'u"l"". I'lh'uy, dolgncl 10 I've ~" mot
''.-.l'' '."Gt'' tiat San be niol". D. IS
'oh''l''ai'o extract ot lnro SornreTiA,
'""'.''U WIN o'or substances OF Srl
t'l''.' u..'I'uNs p"W'l rs 10 F.o-d an ,tt r-
! "'a H9'iu''' Tor thc diin'' SNrAvpUi,a -
tP"." 10 cure. II d. bfi''vCd tout suth
-tinrdy is wanted by those who sut tr bon
'uuWoi7 roWuIIiuts, aud dat oua vLich VIII
'ctompiNu th.ir cure mu.tN,ov' Of inu,;l.c
trNc. t0 i.It lHE- cl1s ot 0ur1'Nicitd i.l,Dy-
'l,.n" HOW compl,i2.y ,.wTourd viii
'1 90 hA' 1i'n proven hyrNIan DE- ON many
BIZ ihe worst cases lo bs lolue oi lh. to.owiug
om2..'".s:
HrEnNLN ANn saaoruLo", CoryLltNrS
..,'rrinN ANn HHrrrNE DtWN~l., tl,au1
tlWihS HiorcHr1 trvo@G SNLr RHlrV,
'''hn Ilhtn' .SNrduds NM .SYrHitIr!C Ar
'htIloNS' MtRcrNiNL Dr'EA ~, ID luTIY, NEr-
ANL"i\ orr ne DorLotHrrN. DEnEUr, Dr,-
'E''N ANn lknlGEtri'7 En1 ur@tAS, Rg'a
2N ~. ANrHukN's FWE,un iuI,2t LJs Whoa
'Rs' ui con2LUats uriWs frp.a IhrEirN -
iIiE i""pn'
This compound will be inml great pro-
motor OF ha''h, w!l'n t1E.H 10 t.is 4p.-Es, 10
gNp', wr loW h'moA "l"s' iNi'r IN ths
'Ioot ". THAT S'' nh 0i tia y-ar. ~ A'hW'-
'y expulsion ot thaa many i1nN.inE ID .osdTI
1' nnp-l w ui hl"'' MaI!'ud@ c'n, hy
'n' a'h OF ll' t-mrJN spare is'n''lr-' Hn'a
'h' 'nIn'm's Of i'"i "rnPiion' anI p.se."''
'ote.' lg'HSh Wlwh cf sy't'n U"l "'''' 70
~! lt'.t OF eorru9aon., u uat a''sn. 10 do
th' utoubh ne natural chd"n.l' q t''' "s"T
ny Nn W.HW''e meu''na' ClsEn~ ont 80
lIua.s' poo whenever you haI I''imE't.';.'
'"''u'5 "''n"Bh ~ t<,n M pm 'lsS' ,9is2"SrN'
W. sore, '' '"nsa y Ml'n you mad y - on-
s.,".'" ~ |'t .tU5SNl ~ 'A' v'ns' c'' sn'' it
"',.',., H.. Dc i, ''n', In' y'"' I'e.mS WI 'sd
}"r N".n' L'.h "l''tv no particular ,4."ls'f
Hlg ts'P'3 uYDy h''T hAa'''' aaT-.A'a
,2'f ' y'''"',"B us 0'0'', hFnp ~
aug "lt u wen RW "'N u
'"..''W %, .''' ui'of"''s'' Ih-'s e'h b. NJ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-19

80 N'hl NNdloFNn NohNo'Ion Co.. May "a, W.
NJ u, II hing,ley, Sir.=l have hgoR selling ths
mrdi'iuss tv 1tac euhrts Company Tor tho Tat ~
lears, and have Invariably ouud ttvnl to give great
iaisiaci"n mad ihc plis have soi 90 grcat B,ay
families as rrrul'Tas their tcrAud collie, and with
my troto thrA have become staple nUi,le, NarhaN,
Uterine tehohonu s smeltctur th,t has donr ~ Il
aplounl ufguol On teWRe dNeases, one iady leplI
U 90 told me ste had recoiNrd more heucHt from ous
bottle 'htn she did iCom onr course ofmedica treat
meat ky thc most A,ll0l phy .iviuns, our, iruN
ANIEa NfileAN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-24
10 PAINTERs = OTuER

" u Ems - " = A1A
HAVE on hand large and well selected stock Of all
/ kinds Of I'tfNIS. Dry and in Gil
AlsO-S'tiid paper, lnseed OIL spirits Turrintine.-
TIMBER, iiralv, Bronze. Gold ami silver Leaf patent
Dryer. iclcr puuse stone, Narnshes. paint Brush =,
Window Glass, &c. which prepared % sell on the
most favorable terms J. II. BROWN.
Sept. 1856, nl2
$500 Dollars worth Of Brushes:
DAINT, MhiC-wash, scrubbiug, counter. stove, shoe
i and uof'e Brushes. al III. BROWNS
sept. . '5e nl2
IfNBLiSII and French Hair aud Teeth Brushes. Fine
II Toilet soaps; she'll Buffalo and Ivory COMES:
White. &c at j. II. EROWEs's
Sept. 81. nI3
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-24
Modern Children.

An English magazine writer says
"Chiidren now are brought up on very
different principle from that II which their
fathers and mothers we're prepared for the
wear and t ar, for tho suffering and tempt
atoms Of life. The d, Ference between right
and wrong, we frequently fad now a DAYS
~ made more Of argnmentise than of arac
teal interest and u Is not unusual to hear
ii parent discussing with a mere infant the
why's and the wherelores, the pros AMI the
cons Of everything which it is required to
do, 4 sharp child consequently often gets
the best Of the argument; the Inundated
parent is reduced To silence or suappishness,
according 70 his Individual teperament, and
the child secs his advantage, ard does not
fal to let it appear that he dues
This is a very different systom from the
lacVuic do this and do that of day
gone by; or from the Wholesome neglect
the disgrace and isolation ofthe juvenile de
liBquent who was a wilfui transgressor of
established rule. No was then lowed
to PLEAD moral color blindness to the differ
ent shades of right aud wrong. Children
were not so much xperimentalized upon
or brough: up IN that visionary, theoric
school, whose training leaves the youthful
mind impressed with the idea that nothing
ia very right. and that nothing is very VIZ, lig
that much which appears right on the
face Of it has some demoral zing tendency
ut the the root; AMI that much VII ch at
first sight strikes us as wrong, is in fact
entitled to some interest, and is more
misfortune Of circumstances than an error
in act The moral delinquent OF this school
is invested with sort Of value, as chemi-
cal rest by which to detect some poisonous
ingredient in the last new educationaltcne
administered at tho insugation of ii success.
full quack. The g~od little brother or SIS
ter who has 90 moral wound to heel is com
psratively uainterestiug."
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-24
NJ Ortgage Sale.

NJ HEHEAS Charles Matthews did on the tyrcn
w ueth day Of bccember. in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fftysix execute ami
deliver t" the undersigned, KHAN NetlerIce "A crt-
tam mortgage to the payment of ty, ccrni,
promisnory notes in the said mortgage mentioned ana
described and bearing date Herewith " bi-b .t
mortgage was filed fol record in the ofc. of the Re-
cordeT OF W iii Comfy IN the Stat of Illinois ON the
twentieth day of December. 4. n. 1856 nd duly re-
corded in said office. Book 80, on page 7u5 And
default having been made the pay of four of
sd notes iii SAID mortgage described and for the pay
mebt al which the said mortgage Was executed to
cure, tu-wt, for the ol Twelve hundred and ffty
dollars each. aud made payable respectively. the
first day OF January each of the years ls5S 1852
loUO and 1851, with interest payable annually and
given for purchase money OF the lard hereinafter des
crlbed (S4f92S Of principal and S2l 81 of interest
making Eight hundred dollars and sixty cents of prin-
ciIal and Interest, which has been paid thereon and
the residue of the principal of said notes. together
with the balanace of which has accrued there
on. being now past due and unpaid
Now theT tfOre. public notice is hereby given thar
10y virtue OF the power and authority in the said
gage contained, and for the purpose of paying the res
dne OF the principal aud interest the above scr,
ed notes. shall Saturday the nineteenth tlay of
January A. d. 1861, at the hour of two O'Clock in the
afternoon OF that day the north door OF the Court
House, in the city Of Joliet, in the County af viii and
state Of Illinois, sell at public yendue the premises IA
said mortgage mentioned AID described, situated in
the Comfy OF iii and State of Illinois, to-wt sThe
north west quarter OF Section number Thirteen C3l
and the east half of the north quarter of Section
number fourteen (l4) in Township thirty five (g5l
North OF Range nine (9) last of the third principal
meridian, containing Two hundred and forty acres
more less together with and singular the teue-
tbeTeuhto belonging or in wise appertanine and
ali right aud equity of redemption of the heirs designs
executors AMI administrators ofthe said Charles Mat
thews, 10 the highest bidder for cash.
ETHAN WETnERBEE, Mortgage
p.RKts ELwOoD. Att'ys
Joliet. January S, 1861. BOW
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-24
S LoA ANS OINTMENT.

FOR MilIness Safety Certainty. ThOroughuess
Sons Ointment is rapidly sup rcedinS all other Oint.
menis aud Liniments for the cure of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls Of all kinds Crack
ed Heels. kingbnne, Pnevil Wudgails Calus Spayine
sweeney. Fistua, FOuudrred feet. sand Cracks
Scratches OF Grcasc, Mango aud Horse Dlsteuper
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-24
MORTGAGE SALE.

ICphiO notice Is hereby given. that by virtge of
i mortgage with power of sal. ex, eut.d 10 r.,
hard U. Sharpe. George y. Sharpe and George Alien
as urahtees therein 10y Charles Eideikn and Julia
his VILE bearing dat the Thirty first day Of Japuary
Dleol and recorded in tis Recorders Office of VIA
Senn,y and State Of Illinois. ia Book u. Page ieee
iSut ha'tis Deen made in the payment of i- mote
merely secured the undersigned will as assignee Of
SAD mortgage and attorney fact said grantees
sell AT pubic vendue, the eighteenth tlay of Iuiy
r. NJ OF that day, at the door of the Court lonse In
Solet county and State aforesaid the highest bidlr
LOT CASH the following dercribed property situa;e in
VI tommy land State 81 Illinois. towit: tie Fast
hi OF the South East quarter Of Section twentyone
!1 Township thirty-fon- t4 Range ten 0O) Iast Of
s .,iu prlneipa hieIldiah containing eighty acres
Ioniihg or anywse apIeItainipz. said sale 10 lie
without redemption. and deed viii be ex etted A. t
purchaser OF purchasers Immediately upon such sal
HARVEY A. BLAKESLEY Assignee ofs,id
mortgage attorney IL fact for said Grantees therein
Joliet, June ~ 1901. ~ - 'i ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-24
A "MIll,ia Trainin, ;, In. Ident.

A company was drawn up in u line, ana
an officer began to call the roll As lie
proceeded, he came the name Of Ebenezer
Mead" He celled it-no answer-though
The man supposed to own il was but a few
steps before BIN in the line. "Ebenezer
Mead !" exclaimed the officer, in louder
voice. Still A. answer.
"Eben-e- zer :" was again thundered
forth from the mouth of the indignant ofi>
GER, still louder than before There It ]
being no ansyer, the officer stepped pace
or two forward
"Is there spy Mead heie?'
My name is Meal,' replied enc of the
men-"E benz Mead "
Rascal" continued the euraged Officer,
'why don't you answer when your par-e
is called? twill call in once more Elem
ezer Mead !" There was sti TO answer
Rascal, il you don't answer when
cal! you again, I'll lave you court martha
sds'
"Sir," replied the man. "my name Is
Eben and NOT Eoenezer Mead Your ramo,
beheye. is Peter Reed Now, would you
answer if should call you Pcterezer
Reed 2"
1t is unnecessary to state that at the next
call the officer gave Mr. Mead his true bap-
sismas name.-N. Y. Picayuae.
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A.OrtSage SnIe.

N llEREAS kasper Rahier, on the ninth day Of
w tctol"r, A ID. lsc0, executed and delivered 10
f A PerUlat his certain promIsory 1sot. for tb, ~,
OF Seventy Dollars, which said note was made due j
payable ia eleven months from the date tb.reof ~
which said note WAS secured to BE- paid y the certa
mortgage deed of even date Herewith duly made ~
cutcd and Acknowledged by the said K,sieT BahIr
party ci tie hrst part to sand F. PtrioIat taIfy a.
the second part upon the real estate her.usfIer de-
crlhed which said NOR duly recorded in ;b
Recorders Office Of Gruudy County, State of ulinoi
III Book % NJ on page f3G0l 'S'S'
Aud wheroa- default having been made in tI,e nav
n'ent 81 sad note or any part thereof Of Trincjt aud
interest according 10 the tenor and eject Thereof sJ
IN pursuance OF the power OF sale in SAID uo,f,oa
Contained rSltc notice is hereby given that an H.
10th DAY OF October, A. d. Eel. between tho b,, /,
10 CLOCK A VI and3 o'clock p NJ of said fav ~ ~
pOfth door Of the Court House in the city Of Jnii -
VII County State OF Illinois. shall seII NJ ,,tii
auction TO tie highest and best bidder for al, 81
real esate mentioned in said mortgage and desrrd
az ioiloWs The North East quarter Of the South Wsf
quarter q section No Ihirtveu l3l. in Tawnsh.p No
Ihirty-one t3l1 North and Of Range No Fun, 81
Last OF the third princiI al meridian in Cfundy Cou,t
III SAID State. or much thereof as may be neces
10 SATISFY said note, with inter and all costs III ~
WIN the Improvements thereon, togather wifb nj
right AMI equity Of redemption of the said Kasner
Baher his heirs aud assigns therein and Tor IN, ~
and purpose therein stated. So
F. A. PERIoLAT Morteaeee
Dated, Sept 9th 1861 nisesu
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slrayed or stolen.

nN the 2sn Of june last. sorre Mare, years
Iud rud two days before she left small white spot
ia the forehead surrl and tail, two letters L.
:. hrn,ieG the lett shoulder, no long hair on the
trtiocks. ftuck and of the hind feet little
larg, than the others caused by strain large
hoofs and the Inside ~! tie oois iuii the rim
the bottom, aud steps long when under a trOt.
Whoever will said Ma ie shall receive SO if
stolen and win County viii pay $50 for the thief
strayed will pay - If found within 10 miles from
Joliet, will pay SlO found within ~ miles Joliet.
Any who VIII take up ID mare and give infor-
nation by letter through the p q. Joliet, ILL., direct
TO Box 81, shall be literally rewarded
d. o. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July Il, 1850. n5-3w
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SAINT LOUIS STORE.
w holesale & Retail.
Choice Family Groceries,

WE undersigned tcgs leave call the attention OF
the citizens Of Joliet aud vicinity his full aud com
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New eoodsI

'HE subscriber has inst received
Il spring and summer goods ~ - targe tto.k
which, in iact he is PREPARES, 70 81, 20 descripc
%ant II Kind SS Of p 81 esagp
tage to calEd examine before .Ie Il to
LADIES' DRESS eooEs '''ls's
Black Silks, Pophns, Merinoes coA,-. rs
LANES, Plain, figured, wstered, &C. Alpaca, n
millinery AND FANCY coon.
Bonnets and Trimmings. cou.is,i,r :. 'uooDs,
,.s dlngs, Pues Resets, Ert;ssy.hli beohs IN,
.-Ssse, aud EouS fInEes SIX Lace, Glow. Vel. y
c. z.ting &c aentucky "
und.Isi sa.a -'i chimIa,s o. Eibrode
pins Grape Bay State, Plain and IN Con-,
Remember ths Is the place Ion Largain. shas
R-cByNc,V
o. Sls-s-N.h