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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-26
HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million at o. Sx,,

will state TO my fiends and the pubiieIn general
In Justice to myself that one Of or hv ~
maine Of Edward Savage, Who professes 20 Re vh.t ~
does has caused to be published srsch
about o. fox's DIN Book Store aRd Bra-- Jesslry-
Do you think much Of such n man uso frys 10 In
lure one who never in any way tried % njurc him
IL y nothing more than caic-y in business
Now will state that for the past three v-srs m
miscellaneous look trade, and such I presume has
been the case With Mr.. Savarc. has been very sa,I
SeArseiy nothing % speak o.. And whore has the
trade goael To View York and PHILADELPHIA ~ the
oiit Book store Of Evans AID in protcctl9n 10 n-s-lf
when was in New York made arran 2 meats ~ith
Publishers for Books very low rates and rnade ar
az gensnis with one uf the arg puhshiue houses
N Nss York % get me catalogue, which has hen
funifhei NoN viii state o my friends and eusto-
% tae W esiern States, that have ~ fine Gold
.slty a. any house has, and the largest finest ana
o'St selected stock 81 sny house in the CIV
IN rev days shall receive a ver- fine Addition 10
ny ny PRESENT stock n the way SILVER Tea Sef- 0ois
Watches, silver Watches. and all kinds offb. So,
se'Seed stock aud all parties huyn bsis from me-
So ,hrin = IsT cent OF q nv Catalogue which
a. t1-h .uI friend Savage. 10 per cent: II thev
90 not wish % take their gin Nv Gin Tst ,-,.g,
y eoadueied on dn,feui plan from oth.r 49,
~ me ihi- The gal; - given VIII show tb.u The
otsLA BOOK IN which the elf & written ia li.rt IN,
ana numbered = correspond With the ntsruirup tbs
goods and Specifying the article. and II fr A. -,
satisfied with their gifts viil take "a . rr s1t
from vi hat they paid Tor the boois ana vii r,ar,r,
siI oi my patrons thai they will be veil satisfied
, Cali AZ o FoN and buy yosir Holiday f,Fs.rnts
LaNr Lne sleek ot Children, Ladies aud Gents Fur-
ana ABIDE from Books what j. there more useful Than
fnrs IA tins ciifna'eg Call early before the eto-e 4.
croSdd A. 10 always j. Hoitays Now = the tr,.
q ''sks POUR selections, ana viii eel you an Kind.
which keep lower than any other houss.
Joliet, Dec ., 1850. nss..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-26

STATE OF ILLINOIS, $, To the November Term
COUNTY OF WILL. (of the County Court Of
Win County A. D.. 1851.
In the matter Of the estate Of Lewis Jones' deceased
TO all persons concerned.
Take office that the undersigned Administrative Of
the estate Of Lewis Jones' deceased. will at the Nove
her term Of said Court, 10 bc holden at be Court
House IN Joliet in said county the third NoDday
Of November next. Presen. said court 70. accrpI-
auc her sgna;ion OF the ocs Of Administrative Of
the estate OF Lewis Jones, deceased according the
statute in such made AMI provided.
ELLEN JONES, AdininistIaiix of the estate Of
Lewis Jones, decd.
Dated October 9Th. 1861. Mss
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SsrayeG

EhoA the subscriber during the carly part If the
= suuner' three colts and mule. ono dark bay
m ~ eo years DID, right hind foot white. branded
Sosat bay horse colt one year Old, and the other a
- O"it bright bay year old, both branded as
-, lte mule was one year old last spring, the
A.. &C ia inc State, dark brown, light coOred nose.
A.s brown and calf-tbe COW 10 or II rears oil
Gu siEe supposed to be ia the region Of II Mile
go, ShoeSr will return said strays or give infor-
49, ~esre issy may b found will be literally re-
I.u. II. K STEVENS.
s'Hes NOV. IS, 1881. n24
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NUflCh hereby given TO the said defendant Brom-
! ley Meader that writ of attachment issued in
the above entitled ont Of the Office Of the Clerk
81 said court Of date November 9Th 1851 against the
estate OF said defendant for the Of Four hundred
and one dollars sn ninety cents in favor Of SAID
ynde e. Huntington deceased. to the sheriff Of said
WI County to execute has been returned by the said
Sheriff duly executed.
Now therefore unless you the said defendant Brom-
icy Meader shall be and appear before tbs said Circut
S1rt on the first day of the thereof 10 be
holden at the Court House in Joliet. in said VIII Conn
and state OF Illinois. the fret Monday u Decem.
Der next and give special bail and plead the said
Pslhtins action herein judgment will be rendered
against ron said bromley Asader for such sum of
money as shall be found due aud owing herein and
estate attached Aforesaid, will sold satisfy the
same with costs
b 7. RUSSELL, Clerk.
MoRhis & THcN.s. Pian-s Atty.
Joliet Nov. :, 1851. ma
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CITY TAXES FOR 1861.

COLLECTORS oFFICE.l
Joliet, Nov 10, ls6l.5
pGnLlc notice is hereby given, that the Collectors
ok together with the warrant for the collection
J,sH taAes or the municipal year A. D. 1SGl, has
We, ~, auly delivered to me.
co.. persons eonoorned are requested TO call at my
corner OF Joliet and Washington ga s fnrtbvrifh
pay theis respective taxes, or costs will be msSe.
NJ. SEBASTIAN, City Collector
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L o S II

DY the subscriber abou; the 5th inst. prem
ID Isory note to j. p ST Clair order, dated in tho
Spring of lSf0. signed by Harry Lord and assigned
by J. y. St Clair r3yself and now past due. Pay
ment thereof is foTbiddCn any ether person than
my=slE win reward the finder his returning aid
note 20 me X. BARBER
Joliet, Oct. S. 1851.
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NOTICE

A LII persons hereby notified not to harber or
1 n trust my wife barbara knderaggu. who left my
bed and board without just cause as will pay no
debts OF her contracting
KASIMIER ANDERAGGN.
Nov. !, 1861 M
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-26

Great Attraction.
| N E W GOODS
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.
R. M. P A RK E R +.
is now receiving large and select assortment of
NEW FALL GODS.
direct from the Eastern Markets consisting in par,
PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS,
Fine French all Wool Delains,
Fine French Merinos, Reps,
Pamuitas, English POplins,
Pacific Hamilton Delains,
Also Fine French Alpaca,
Betsazincs Canton Cloths,
French and English Black
and colord Ladies Cloth
for cLoAKs.
Also. a full assortment of shawl.
Brocha,
ALSO LADIES CLOAKS
Plain and colored of all prices and qualities
Special attention is directed to the
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT,
which il unu.ualIy full and ronnI.,. q, 49, l.
partment, and comprises all the most
Popular Styles of Prints.
D-'--'' 'Pe'' 0heekS' Linen
Russia piaper. crasbs c.rto, r,.,
200 PIECES S Merimaek. coeheco, Pacific, Hnmil-
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THE MARKETS.
aolistprie. Current,
9lt(p advertisements.
DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY
r. b. CHOc ANE
farm respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
ard ssy q Joliet n ' ss an sRo 1 SssS Of
cons !, n. future home, and adopts this method to
n.kns a friends and the public, that he has taken
iuhfm ~ ornerly occupied by Carpenter Pierce,
''' OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
viii be pleased to see all who may need rrRrs
~. pEyTI OPrERAIIoSs
Iho. mo, viii be performed in neat, 1lsy aud
gftlfuH manEer
Nov. %, 1851. n-tu
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THE INV Aid HOME.
II. KNAPP, ". D.,
Formerly or N Y. mas oPExED AN
1 N F R n A r 7,

IN CHICAGO, I'LL.
nN n new system, which embraces the most appruy-
" Cd methods Of treating Diseases in this or sny
other country. All Female Diseases, Lung Diseases.
Cahcers and rheumatism sccaf diseases treated
ia this Institution, in the treatment Of which, man
Doctor His consultations Tor years. have averaged
troni I'VE To six thousand year. The follow ing dis
eases which are pronounced fncluoiic by the Medical
Faculty generally treated with in this In
stltuiiDn All nervous and neuralgia affections. dis
eases OF women. all forms Of scrufula dy spcpsa con-
affections including pulmonary consumption, rheuma-
tsin Paralysis, epepsy Asthma salt rhenrt. REMIT
tent and Intermittent fevers diseases ofchdreu
lie has bad extensive practice aud wonderful sue
cess in the treatment Of CANCERS. which be cures
without the knife. lie treats successfully. on a new
method, all the dseases Of the BYE aud EAR.
Remember, the doctor Joes promise 20 cure all
taken in season. all Stages Your case may le
durable this week. not next-to day. not tomorrow
hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building pleasantly located. spacious and will
Accommodates several hundred patients. No ca,e will
be received where there any doubts of a cure or
relief The best nurses only employed. who, with the
ysician, will make all feAl home that put them
selves under the care Of This institution.
TERMS-from ten 10 fifteen dollars per week iarfri-
atty IA ddrHce No patient taken for less term than
one month, he satisfied as 10 the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in les time
Many patients, who not able 10 the Iunr-
mary. can be successfully treated at me, which will
cost from ten TO fifteen dollars per month.
All letters, inclosing letter stamp, addressed TO
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Ofhce Hours from A n TO ePN
once us South Clark ST. cor. Cizrk and Monroe
sept IL, lscO. Misty
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BURNETT HOUSE,
'"r"er Chicago and Fdn Buren, Streets,
Zone door West of YOung's uali)
JOLIET, ILLINOIS

Jo,;.. JOHN STAFFORD, Proprietor,
"e7 June 4, 81. Late ofNew England HeteI.
LOST
Il sso s subscriber, note Of hand amounting to
1851 s; Duating date April l, 1851, AMI due Aug l.
hsrebye.ussss u Cole aud H. Half. All persons are
psyp, ,Anned against purchasing said note ms the
''N''n' On the same has been stopped
Troy, Nov. 1, 1861. ohAs sOhAhI'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-26
SPECIAL NTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated FensaIe Pills.

Prepared from prescription If Sir J. Clark NJ D.
Physician Extraordinary to The Queen
This Invaluable medicine is unaiIing in the cnre OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the Fetnale constitution is subject II noderates all
excess and all distractions and speedy euro
NAV lie relied on,
TO MARRIED LADIES
IT is peculiarly suited It WILL in short time bring GU
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain. To prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These pins should MT be taken By females during The
FIRST THREE HONTHSof Pregnancy, ds asey are
sure 10 5iHy Miscarriage but at any other time they
are safe.
In an cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Ieaviness, Fatigue slight
Exerticu Paipitaton of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites these pills will effect cure wlren all other
means have failed, and although powerful remedy do
not contain iron caomel, anthony any thing hurt
full tn the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
sovAgents for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
1.atc I. c. Baldwin Coz Rochester, NY.
N B-sl and postage stamps enclosed to any
horlzed Agens will insure BOTTLE containing SO Pills.
by return mail.
Sold by }. II. BROWN, Joliet, and all Druggists
Dec. l. 1sG0. n25ly
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T. WILLENTZKL MI ID.

I AlE SURGEON IN the 9Th Regiment a. G. L.
IL hsTu. located himsf in Jo.i. offers his services
i' The rablis. pr ". has served IN tho British Army
lsd war .u the Crimea.
Rs-Nrrsicl clacs promptly attended.
Orcs No IS Biur Street. pIaLti
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
RRYANS PULMONIC WATERS 7!

RELIEF TEN MINUTES.
BRYANS PULM0NIC WATERS :!
The Original Medicine Established in 1851 and
first article the kind introduced under the
name of "PuLMoSIc WAFEEs," in this any other
conntry; all other Pumonic Waters eounterfeis.
The genuine be known by the name BRYAN be-
ing stamped on each Wafer.
BRYAS's PULN0SIc WAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness,
BRYASs PULNoSIc WArERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing
BRYAs's PULNONIC WSFKKs
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve inepient Consumption. Lung Diseases.
Bryans Pulmoinc WATERS
Relieve irritation Of the Uvula and Tonsils
BryRn's Pulmohic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes.
Bryan's Puimonic Waters
Are blessing TO all classes and constitutions
Bryan's B1imonc Waters
Are adapted to vecalists and public speakers.
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
Are in n simple form aud pleasant TO the taste. Not
only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures. Are
warranted 20 give satisfaction to every
No family should be without box Of Bryan's Pull
monte Waters in the house.
No person will object to give for Bryan's Pull
monte Waters Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor, Rochester. ". Y.
Sold by j. IL BRoYN, Joliet, and all other Druggists
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Mortgage Sale.

WT HEREAS, default has been made in the payment
" OF certain pronisory note executed by Aaron
II. Barnes and dated the 25th day of October, A. d.
1855. payable 90 William d. CLARK order for the sum
Of $40O and the 18th day Of October 1852 o. which
Is endorsed the words following. Wis scot &c. 1855
received on the note ninety dollars, W ID. Clark
Which said note is secured by mortgage Of the
date ans duly executed by the raid Aaron IL Barnes
and Lydia Barnes his wife and by them Acknowledged
and recorded ia the Recorders office of Will County,
Illinois, in Book Nc. SO Of Records page 596 and
5g1, on the 29th day cf October, 1858. Now
therefore, in pursuance Of the power Of sale contained
IN said mortgage public notice is hereby given that on
Thursday the 18th day Of December, 1861, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day at the north door
Of the Court House in Joliet, win County, Illinois,
shall sell at public vendne the highest bidder for
cash. the premises described in said mortgage to wit:
Lot number four ~ in Block number ti. South
LoekPort Caaty and State aforesaid aud all the right
and equity of redemption Of said Aaron H. Barnes and
Lydia Barnes tlseTein, and for the purposes in said
mortgage mentioned.
WILLIAM D. CLARK, Mortgage.
L. s, PAFEFR, Atty for Mortgagee.
Lookport, Nov. 9, 1851. no
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Lost or Stolen,
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given tina. all persons INDEBTED
IN to the firm OF Z. z. Denton Co. OF TO b. p ben
ton are hereby requested to make immediate payment
to me the undersigned and save cO-t.
cuARLES CLEMENT, Assignee.
Joliet, Oct. q, 1861 niq.3r
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Commissioners so,ins.

NOTICE Is hereby given 80 all persons Interested
that the Commissioners heretofore aur,0snte9 ~,
the Common Council Of the city Of Joliet 10 recon-,
mend an assessment fur the repair 81 the -ide wax
the eat side Of Blna Street from Oneida strss, ~
Cross ~ viii meet at the oee Of the CITY Clerk a,
Wednesday the I'D day of October inst At 10 or,os:
A. NJ Tor the purpose OF performing their duties -
said Commissioners AZ which time aud place we viii
hear any objections, or suggestions relative 10 lie re-
pairs Of said aide walk.
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strayed or stolen

Strayed or Stolen
L'ROM the subserber, at Reefs Grove about the
Il middle of October Mare and Colt The mare
Was dark brown, heavy built, midiing size had de-
eet IN the left eye about 10 years O The colt
bright hay, Whoevfr will return said and colt
70 me- or give information where they may be found
ey directing letter addresseGjto Elwood, o, H.,
viii be literally rewarded.
EDWARD 7. REED.
MOVIE, 1851 ny
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Also for sale ches.
STOVES


WILL hereafter give his undivided attention TO
w the practice ~ his profession.
ogysF cor Jch.rson and Chicago streets. Residence
opposite BAPTIST Church.
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NsIkAD 81 tho Trcffs for siniannlsi 5ivfae,,. a.,
aaditoh u premiums usually drawn from ~, In
shred by stock Companies 10 pay Eastern s.o~T-tai5
er the rates IN the lrIssDIs MUTUsL are "a ,s,.li
arranged a. only to require from the N-p,i-s- mai
elri't money 70 pay, with cTriatg All H.. = n "A -
prn-eS The Premium Notes, now anionptir- r. 90
one 'fiifs ef Jaiis'rS secured i.y a H., r,,
te property insured valued at over Ten NilIioas-
rms ample fund sfI0rds guarantee Cor 40 -,
nient OF every lo's-the security being an I,.,.i In
ilhei-' and subject to Isw. No roliciss ar.
issued out 81 this S.'r The Member. are subject 10
no iiigHtian-all losses being adjusted by agreed ar
uahoB All lOase. oaslled within ninety dxvs tha.
occur under Policies Iiai1 yearly in advance.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
q n Hsrt, LYMAN Trumbull, Robert Smith
samuel wade. Llfas Hbhard, Timothy Trr,sr
yW schwepPle b. Gilman N VI J,ni..a.''
BENZ . Long Ikeiisuberger, Henry -
p a Holman, John Atwood, NJ q 49,
oEFICERs
, ,,,,,u NJ G. ATWOOD. President:
L. AbI" ok, ITe.sHrer, aud Special Agent
Joh ,,,.,-u O. JOHN ATWOOD. Secretary.
John Biaisdell Geh.AE }. Howard, ASH CEN Act
SsLoe~i Agents at every county town In the st.ts
RUSSELL & HEATH, Agents, Joliet,
Sept ], Isel -,
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Nov. !, lSCl
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Dated October 9Th. /
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-06-05
Party Lines.

With every announcement that is now made
OF Federal appointment, some OF the Demo
cratic press indulge in sneering remarks abou,
''party ces" Theydo not remember that the FIRST
Major General commissioned in the State of New
York, Was John A. Dix, lifelong Democrat
that Gen. Butler, extremist OF that party, was
placed in the highest military position in Massa-
chusetts and has now been promoted by the
President to the high place of Major General in
the United States Army; that every day Repub-
lcan administrators of political and military pow
er are giving evidence of fo-getfulness of par
ty differences and a recognition o. patriotism
and ability wherever found.
In contrast with the appointments We have
mentioned, it may be recalled to mind that the
Generals created by Democratic Administra.
ton during the Mexican war, in the Eastern
States and New York were Franklin Pierce of
New Hampshire, Democrat; Thomas II. Sey.
mour of Connecticut, Democrat; Hopping OF
New York, Democrat also JEFF. Davis of Miss.
issippi, Democrat; General Pillow of Tennessee,
Democrat and w. U. Butler of Kentucky,
Democrat. In this State Governor Blair has ap-
pointed Gen. Williams Democrat, Brigadier-
General; as Colonels, Wilcox, Mcconnell and
Woodbury., Democrats; and Richardson, Repub.
lican. Two of the Lieut.. Colonies aud one of the
Majsrs are also DEMONSTRATION Daily Cit
ZEN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-06-05
DANIEL WEBSTER MATCHED BY A
WOMAN.

In the somewhat famous case Of Nrs. Bog
gems will, which was tried in the Supreme Court,
some years ago, Mr. Webster appeared as
counsel for the appellant. Mrs. GreenOugh, wife
OF VIM GreenOugh, tall, straight, queenly
looking woman, OF great self possession and de-
csion of character, was called to the stand "a a
witness on the opposite side from Mr. Webster.
Webster, at glance had the sagacty to foresee
that her testimony, if it contained anything of
importance, would have great weight with the
court and jury. He therefore resolved, if posi-
BILE, to break her up; and when she answered
to the first question put her, beeve-Web-
ster rOared out:
I'VE don't want to hear what you believe, we
want TO hear what you know"
Mrs. Grennough replied, That is just what
was going to say, sir, and went on with her tes-
timony; and notwithstanding his repeated efforts
TO discOncert her, the even tenor of her wa ,
unit! Webster, becoming quite fearful of the re
suit, rose, apparently in great agitation, and
drawing out his great snuff box, thrust his
thumb and finger to the bottom, and carrying
the big pinch to both his nostri!s, drew it up
with gusto; and extracting from his peck
ct very large hadkerchief, which flowed to his
feet as he brought it to the front, he bowed his
| nose, which rang distiact and loud though the
crowded hall.
Webster" Mrs Greenough, was Mrs. Bog
gen neat woman"
81 cannot give you very full information as te
that, sir: she had one very dirty trick"
whats that. ma'am9"
"She took snuff"
The roar of the court house was such that the
future defender Of the Constitution subsidized, ant
neither rose or spoke again until after Mrs
Gr"""""eh bad vacated her chair to annsh"
inglorious history of the man who had stone
thrown on his head by a woman.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-06-05
LANSING BOYS IN TRouBLE.-It will

LANSING BOYs IN TRoUBLE.-It will be
seen by the letter of our correspondent from
Grand Rapids, that Williams Rih are about
TO b. deprived Of the arms they were in posses
sion Of when they joined the Third Regiment
and which seem to be SO we'll appreciated by
one Of the Grand Rapids companies that it pro
poses to take them, as it has already taken the
POSITION assigned to our company by the Adju
hat General.
So far as the exchange of arms is concerned
our company should have been prepared to sub
NIT to this when they permitted themselves t.
Be showed out Of their rightful place. O
course. if there are not rifles enough for tn,
entire regiment. the right and left companie
We entitled to them in preference to others
MS Is military law. What we protest agains
y the injustice done to Our company in the frs
instance.
Weourse it was perfectly right for Gran
rapids to appropriate to herself all the regi
mental offices, if she chose to do so. as she ha,
"ken upon herself to raise regiment. and j
!e'under the necessity Of providing for it. t
"e great embarrassment Of at least one of tn
Contractors.
out We believe the officers of that regimen
nave been guilty of gross injustice in thei
nent Of our company, and had We been Al
Ger Of the latter. we would have seen tn
'enders in warmer place than they are likel
ION TO visit. 1--WE understand they are goin
"0 encampment on Gross Isle,) before W
'ea have submitted to it without an appea
" higher authorities.
IN oehalf Of Williams Rifles, We make thi
Hpe4 to the Adjutant General of the Stat,
~ demand that they be reinstated to the plac
ssslgned them, as we believe the treatmer
! have received has been imposed upon thel
soet his authority. Or, if he has been mi.
y erroneous rep entations. then we as
justice be done them; for We are certai
- ore rightfully entitled to the second 20.
saees in the regiment, on the ground of thei
MT - = company. - i=arI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-06-05
To Consumpsives.

The advertiser having been restored health in few
weeks by very sinlpe remedy after having suffered
eral years with lung affection, and that d-eAs
disease, Coosumpton-s .pxious TO make known TO hi
f- lOs sufferers the Of care.
To all Who desire IT, be viii serd copy Of the prescrip
tim use fee # change with the drectoos for rrepar
ins AMI usiog the same which they will End SURE CuRI
fDr CONSTITUTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c TIE sSrsbec
Of the advertiser in send the Prescription b-ne
the et-i AMI spread Information Which he coucs.ves
70 be Invaluable and he hopes every Sufferer gill try his
rem d. u. II Will them nothing and may prove
blessing
Parties sishrg the prescription gill please address
Rev EDWARD A WILSON.
ly2si Wi -hurgh Kings County, y. Y.