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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05
Forgive us as we Forgive.

Mr.. Whitefeld once fcberel Gov. 0gle-
thorpe, Of Georgia, when abusing his ser
vant for some misdemeanor, aud saying in
great excitement: "The rascal stall suffer
for il, for he knows | never forgive such
offenses." IF you never forgive" said
Whiteheid quietly, II hore yoa never sin.
or need forgiveness Of GJd." There is
instruction in the following story:
In the Middle Ages, when the great
lords and knights were always at war with
each other, one of them resolved to re-
venge himself upon neighbur who had
offended him. 1t CHANGED that the very
evening when he had made this resolution
he heard that his enemy was to pass near
his castle, with only few men with him
1t was good opportunity to take his
revenge, and he determined not to let it
pass. lie spoke Of this plan in the pres
eDee OF bis Chaplin, who tried in vain to
persuade him to give it M. The coed
man said great deal to the duke about
the sin Of what he was going to do, but in
vain. At length, seeing that all his words
had no effect, he said:
My lord, since | can not persuade you
10 give up this plan OF yours, will you at
least conseat to come with me to the chapel
that we may pray together before you
goi'
The duke consented, and the chaplain
and he kneit together In prayer Then
the merry loving Christian said to the re-
vengeful warrior:
"Will you repeat after me sentence by
sentence, the prayer which our Lord Je-
Sus Christ himself taught to his disci-
ples2"
81 will do it," replied the duke.
he did it accordingly. The chaplain
said sentence, and the duke repeated it,
till he came to the petition: Forgive us
our tTespasses, as we forgive them that
trespass against u.s." The duke was 81
lent.
MY lord duke. you are silent" said
the chaplain. "Will you be SO good as to
continue 10 repeat the words after me, II
you dare to do so d? "ForGiye us our tres
passes, as IRE .toJgire them that trespass
against u.s."
II can not" replied the duke.
"Well, God can not forgive you, for lie
has said so. He himself has given us this
prayer. Therefore, you must either give
up your revenge or give up saying this
prayer; for to ask God to pardon you as
yoU pardon others, is to ask him to take
vengeance on you cor all your sins G.
now, my lord, and meet your victim. God
will meet you ut size great day Of judy
ment."
The iron will Of the duke was broken.
"No," said he Il will finish my prayer.
My God, my Father, pardon me ; forgive
me as desire. to forgive him who has
offended me, lead the not into temptation,
but deliver me from evil I"
"Amen," said the chaplain.
"Amen," repeated the duke, who now
understood the Lords Prayer better thar
be had ever done before, siuce he has
learned to apply it to himself-R,uai Neu
Yorker.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05
Farmer Custom nm. at Lo.l,.,,


HATE che pleasure Of announcing 70 the rrt,,-.
III their new and splendid Mill. situated a., - ilag
drAulic Basin l. now IN Operation Tor custar, - u!
haTIEg an abundant supply Of water Al All -
tne year together with superior mschinerv eo-.htG
All we most successful modern improvement. sung
ced into every part Of its construction ara trtt-
gagged the SERVERS Of an experienced and ~
they Halter themselves they will not be Aihf
their discrimination TO give entire satsfactiop
Custom work viii be done at all hour. 49,,
capacity of thtT mall foT doing work grtsi
enable them 20 accommodate all Nfthotf 49, "
niodAfe all without delay. Acconln,o.iatsa.- Aeoca
iof customers with teams. from a distan - Ffofide.
over night In tie FIGURING department a.. Irain
hitSauced az the Improvement Of The IA, ass
ON baud several thousand bushels 81 ss hasit.
lhey VII lie enabled 10 furnish their frie,l -. NA.s
tieie ~ hour, superior 90 anything hereff IN
tured IN this section of country ' Aahuis.
Bslng dcteTmined 20 establish aud usfn,.t
tlpn Tor the bsst -four manufactured an UIi,s fefuit
wheat. Oee' fuat-, :,
Attached to their mill they will bav..
IA ior grinding cOrn in the and h,
Corn Shelter
They Lave also adjoining the mill a Iarr. "
with numerous CTil.- Of dfsrenf size. ,r- boz,
y ~ eont eneuce Of ventilation with eafi, t-,;
. S0VOO bushels corn in the They viii ..ias
Hheii corn az the following Low rates viz. 'it AZ
Storage and sbelhng. ts o cenfs and a b,r,,,
sheiiDg without siofaee) one cent rer IN - 'afAn
oood wheat stored fire. Of charge and ill.,, -
NAnees mad" on all grain ia store. NA z;
/ Ne lei ASSURED that Farmers will anr-crs.,..,
al'a--s Afd give u their Iatrunage e>e a.
| tash paid At all times fur What Co., n, =, -
Nh'A' white Beans Grass seed .roIk, Butter :,
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Straycd or stolen

q FkOM the subscriber in this city, the
LIN 10Th OF April. one bas Marc. years old,
~ 'sniall Is siz-, marses white on her.
-64- -hod when she left: one dark iron grey
.''sr oOt years old eonming, aud dark bay cult
Two years old Any perSon returning giving inf r
mation where they be had will he literally reward
ed ii. X STEVENS Joliet III.
'aAy !, loo9 46-su
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05
Making Tracks,

A light snow had fallen, and the bows
desired TO make the most Of it. 1t was
too dry for snow ball:rg, and not deep
enough for cnastiug. 1t did very we'll to
make tracks in.
There was large meadow near the
place where they were a. sembled. Il was
proposed that they should 90 to a tree
near the centre of the meadow. and that
each should start from the tree 10 the near
est approach 10 a straight line. The pro-
position was as-eutei 10 and thew were
equally distant from each other. If each
had gone forward in straight line, the
paths they would have nude would have
been like the snOkes Of i wheel-the tree
representing the hub They were to 20
till they reached the boundaries Of the
meadow, when they were 10 retruce their
steps TO the tree.
They did so. ] wish / could give map
Of their tracks. Such map would not
present much resemblance to the spUkes
Of a wheel.
"Whose is the straightest?' said James
Alison to Thomas Sanders, who was first
at the tree.
Henry Armstrong; is the only one
that is straight at all"
" That's fact" said James. "They
i'ph idOiS iihO ohaht-bl aCho liIaH
lines"
" How could we all contrive to 20 50
erOokedly, when the ground is so smooth,
and nothing to turn us out OF the way -
said Jacob Hall
How did you come to 90 straight.
Henry ?" asked Thomas.
" fixed my eye on that tall pine tree on
the hill yonder, and never looked away
until | got to the fence -
% went as straight az coulI without
looking at anything but the ground" said
James.
D" So did I, +" said another.
"Aud |, " said several others.
1t appeared that no one bot Henry had
aimed at a particular object.
They attempted to 60 straight without
any definite aim. They failed. Men can
not succeed IN any thing good without a
definite aim. General purposes, general
resolutions, viii not avail. You must do
as Henry did Gx upon something distinct
and definite rs an object, AID y steadily
forward toward it. Thus only can You
succeed.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05

ea~The Rev. y. s. Laurie hal ocoo
si0n % exchange pulpits with the Rev.
H. IL. Cnap'n OF New York Many mem
bers OF MI. Chapin,S congregation have an
idea that nobody else can preach a sermon
rs well as their pastor. and when they
enter their church and fad a stranger o.:
Copying his place, they are apt to turn and
g out. 81 1t happened on this occasion
H'ht NOT Il lew persons departed, aud others
were the oi1t Of 90 ng so, when Mr.
Laurie arose, Boz" in hand, and grayslv
remarked ali those who came here In
worship h. IL Chariu have now an oroor
tunliy to retire, but those Tho came TO
worship God, viii please unite in singing
the hundredth psalm" o
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05
Tax Sale Notice.

LII persons concerned. viii please take notice that
"a at sale of lands, town and city lots for State,
Comfy and special taxes and for the year 1855
made in pursuance Of law. in the County Il will and
state Of Illinois, the 18th day of July. 1859, p
OArah bid of said lots aud that the legal hoder
Icy assignment of the purchase certificates of the
following described tracts OF lands and lots sold said
sale and that the time Of redemption from said sale
VIII expire ia two years from the date thereof and
the redemption will be double the amount sold for
aud subsequent taxes If paid 10y of adyer-
listing with interest thereon from the of sale said
tracts of lands and lots descriedlas follows 10 wit;
Lot Block Runyons Addition to Lockport
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SIrnYed or Stolen.

ON the 2Sth of june last sorrcl Mare. years
O"ld >hud two days before she left small WhtrsPut
IN the forehead surrl aad tail. letters b.
;. branded on the lett shoulder, long hair the
frtIocks. f,tlCCk and tn" hind feet little
larg, than the others caused 10y strain. large Hat
h"oi aud the inside o the lcuis is rs iull as the rim In
the bottom. and steps long when under trot.
hoover will return said Ma shall receive Sos If
stolen. and VIII County will pay $50 for the thief also
il strnyed will nay - II found within 10 miles from
Joliet will pay $40 iffouud within 20 mites ofJolirt
Any who Will take up sad and give ni,,r-
nation 10y letter through the p O. ~ Joliet, Ill., direct
to Box So, shall he literally rewarded.
b. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July l.. 1850 u5lw
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05

DUBLlC notice is hereby given that by virtue of n
Il ! oTtgage with power Of sale Netuted to Jesse
e. Van Patcn. as grantee therein 10y Oscar = HawIcy
and his wife Eliza b. IIawlsy bearing date the 18th
day Of october. A D. 1888. and recorded in the office
II the Recorder Of Will County state Of illinois,
IN BOOK 81 page lS default having been made in the
pay mcnt ~ tie n.e therein described Ter the sum of
eiNl- abd due one YEA irum date said unrtg.
AZ Win interest thereon at ten per per annum
tlc Undersigned wall as assignee Of said mortgage
d ui siId note aud attorney in fact fur said Ies
= van fRttn. sell at public vendur the Stli day of
pectnhts lntu. between the hours Of two ard four
CLOCK T. NJ Of that day, at the North door Of the
C"nt House IN Joliet. county ad aforesaid to
Tue highest bidder for cash. the following property
situate in said city Of Joliet County of Will and Stait
~ lIIih0i' to wit: The divided h tlf ~ of
twfnty-one CD feet Jefferson described as
follows commencing at point 81 feet east vi the
north west corner of Tot running thence south
Town of Joliet laid aud Recorded 10y James h.
campbell TO point 81 feet Of the south 0est
corner OF said lot 4 thence y feet thence north
eEly across said lot, to point II feet east Of IN,
sd Starting point. Hnd thence w.steTdly q feet 'front.'
Iuz ON jefferson street to the place Of i,ginnnv To-
gather with the privee aud appurenanees there
unto belonging said sale To be without redcnintinn
and Der; will he executed to the purchaser or rur.
chasers immediately upon such sale
+. GDODSpEED. Assignee of said AInrtcage
aud Atfy in fact for Jesse C. Van Paiten.
'oheE nov ID Isoo. 224w
The strnve sale is adjourned to take place on IN.
first day of March, 1851. at the place and hon,
+. GouDSPEED Assignee Uf above described
Mort. aud atty in fact for jesse c. Van Pattep.
Nglf aN =.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05
Machinery Oil,

Also tor
REsPERs AND MOWERS, iHEEsHryc MACHINES &C.
The subscriber is ready - furnish. IN any guam
tity the above articles Machinery OIL per gal 10 cts
Wagon Grease. per can - cts
The following grntl' mcn contribute their testimony
in terms Of unqualified confidence To its merits and
use it exclusively: Wisconsin Stage Company. Iowa
srnEc Company. WplScrs Lines OF stages Great North
Stage Company, Walker a Parinriec's Omnii.n-
Lines. Chicago, Mauuys Reaper aud Mower. The best
article in use for cnrra"z and sges. Il soil,
by running the wheels. For sale by all the gro
Gers In Joliet. -.. J.C II HOBBS
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05
SAINT LOUIS STORE.
Wholesale s. Retail.

'IlE undersigned begs leave r. call the attention
the citizens Of Jot and vicinity to his full and com
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05
Rr. MeRAE, OceuIi.t and Aurist.
Executors Notice.

DUBLlC notice il hereby given. that on the 3rd
i M-nday Of June next, shall attend before ia,
County Court Of viii County in the city 81 Joliet for
the purpose s~ttin aud adjusting all claims against
The estate 81 James Mciorrry, late Of said county
deceased VI en- and Fhere all claimants are notified
and reqnesi TO att I'd ard present their claims in
writing aga bst sal estate for adjustment
All persus irUted said estate are also re1ucst-
ed 20 make payment 10 tie undersigned without DELAY
JOHN MURRAY, Executor.
Joliet, May s, 1850 57-6w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05
AdminIstraior's sale.

ISv virtue Of decree Of the Knox County Court
h in the State Of Illinois. the undcrsi ,ncd admin
ieirOr &c b0Fis Of the estate of Erastus Hurd,
VIII sell 1T public yendur. the front door at Court
House the County OF Will in said State Of Illinois
on Wednesday eth day Of Nov lstO. all the inttre,t
that tile said ErastUs Hurd deceased had the fol-
lowing described real estate at the time his eccase
town. All that part of the north quarter Of Sec
on twenty -four ~ Township thirty-hyei SOB Range
Niue t5j east Of tie thir prime pal meridian in said
County Of WI, lying north Of the Illinois and Micht
gan Canal, excepting fOJ and half acres on the
North east corner thereof: heretofore conveyed to
Marshall King and also. excepting acres and seven,
ty-uiIc EuB.lrcfth occupied by the Chicago & Rock
Island Rail Road OmpSHy. The sale will be made to
the highest bidder. between the hours 10 o'clock A.
VI. and o'clock Z. NJ of said day. and On credit Of
personal security aud also gage the premises
Deed executed at the tinie OF sale.
: T, DoLBEAR, Admr
sept. - 'SGo- ul49w
The above sale /. pro.poued to the Sd day of April
l8tl at the same hour and place above designated.
Joliet. Nov. %, 1880. . A NOV
STATE Of lLtlN)IS, 5, vii @. Circuit Coarl.
- 1 20, ~ WIZ, Of March Term, 1861
D'D''' H.o,@,'' Attachment.
George srilock
The above entitled cous" having been Continued bv
order 81 the said court fIr publication il having been
made &" appear 20 the satisfaction Of said cur tIat
The SAID defendant is net resident Of said STATE Of
Illinois Notice is hereby gwen e. the said defendant
u'"r-e Sc"ck that writ uf atrHchInrnt issuej in the
above entitled cause. Of the Office of The Cl.r r
-iId '"nr'. It date November Sd. 4 d 1850. aea!n~:
the estate Il said defendant Tor the sum Of Four
ii"n"tfd and Twenty-ninc dollars. in favor nf said
Da"ri iAehaa' directed to the sheriff Of said VIII
C"uuty To eNccutr. has been returned l,y the sail
sheriff duly executed.
Now uni - YOU the said defendant George selle.k
shHl lee aud appear before TIL said Circuit Court ON
the INST day Of the next thereof to be holden al
the Court uou7e IN Joiiet ia said VIII County ana
stare 81 Illinois, on the hrst Monday of March next
AHI give special Ian aud plead to ,he said plaintiffs
action herein Judgement will he rendered against You
sad George Selleck and in favor Of said Daniel Ksn
d"l I9F such SUM 81 money shall he found due and
owing herein. and the estate attached OF aforesaid will
he sold to satisfy the with costs
r. RUSSELL Clerk
McRoGEETS & G7cDSPEED. PITTS Att-ys
Joliet, Jan. /. lS6l. noafyr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05

NNN
AMBER AND PALE CREAM ALE
PRICES OF ALE FOR SHIPPING:
ID a.. ID. MGR AK.

ITAVISG cXpcriincr te'i with medicine IN the treat
mcnt Il d.r,c- Cor years, LAYING asl, all ptcju
uitc' has examined IA Ir meantime all tie
systems and school of Medicine and have selected suc
remedies ~ demonstrate to hr safe arl efficient
FJ'tting al! mineral poI-ous To 81 dis
case Is comparatively easy task IL i the cntinr
chronic diseases that requires knovl-slge cantiu,d
with patience aud pcr-,ye- inco tcmp-r. with Kind
ness IL i ia the latter cts- II diseases where pyS
clans mostly make their failures. having given tisis
class OF diseases may specisl attention profess
prerurcd C. treat all chronic dis with positive
cess. mean all that culnble cascs. unless % g.,
conditinuHy. that patients depend urou M,
diseases Of the Lungs. Liver, BTonca NuTalgia Para
lNSis. rheumatism and all arrangements Of tho urry
system. tistula and Piles successfully treated in
from thirty 10 sixty days without the Of he knife
or much additional pain / profess treat With un-
paTalele success the uthsunc disease known bv the
knife harsh treatment II patients strictly
obey my Instructions viii guarantee satisfaction IN
all casss where disorcanZa0n uf the vital organ
has taken place. The best Of references given
from cizers of st. Lous. where devoted NV practice
for the last three years. have now In my Office Can
moved with succe-s. without the Of knife For
further particulars. phy ~ciau aud others are invite,
toe'il and examine for themselves.
Rr. mcRAE, OccuIist and Aurist,
Give special Alteration Of the i've aud Far
In this climate. where the bye u subject - many
diseases which fatal it, delicate structure All
persons afflicted should attend the earliest symptoms
avoiding much suffering aud probable blitlss---
Irtt"T= nom distance. containing stamp will
receive prompt attention Address Box 1872.
D. McRAE. NJ D.. ST. Louis, No.
OFFICE No. - NORTH TIFIH 81
Between Pine auI Ghcsuut Streets one square from the
Com House. -. Louis No. MAI,
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Sept. Is, 1850

The above sale il pr9,Ppued to the Sd day Of April
1851, the hour and place above designated
f. 5. DJLBEAB. Admir-
{ y Y. D.. I pO,y
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05

FI'ilE undersigned are prepared to DEricr,y.s
for the puf pose of arrrsting all thieves and
and securing Strsys or stolen property
All cOwurcation will be held strictly con Hdapti,I
Our office Is one Goor north OF the p. o. where All
orders AMI description OF persons and prouertv soh,
for may be left when are absent.
Address 2. o. Box NJ. -. Joliet. III.
NJ 3m) GEO. y. MARVIN & CO
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FOR CATTLE AND HORSES.

pms = truly Great Remedy. Half o. cent bot
Il tie Of Siuans Instant Relief. given in a pint Of
warm water seldom fats TO horse Of Collie in
few minutes; ia extreme repeat the dose in Is
minucts.
For Bruises. Strains Sprains and many ether iniur-
les on Horses Cattle. aud other animals Sioans Iu-
slant Relief speedily effects cure. Many persons
have been ast-nIshed To witness the rapid effected
by the Of this waudcrful medicine.
Ss Get Circulars of Agents.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05
New Goods!

hh -hhscnber has just received a larg. ,,o-,
-, .lTlng and summer goods of every de-.
which IN iaet he i PREPARED to sell lower f.u -
Ii' iarei IN Joliet OF Chicago, Therefore all p-r.s-
want 81 any Kind q Dry Goois will fiuI IL 10 bir -
'b' d" ''1 ana examine ief'rs PuEShr-sng el-.x hrI
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
LANES, Plain fsHred. Watered. &c.
MILLINERY AND FANCY Goops
EonEeis and Trimmings. consisting n uaa.,r. &,
Salins llnings, Fumes Resets. ArtiheisIs Ma,
culors- EdEiu=s. Fringes, silk Lace Glove, Cb,,E.
Hose and EuuEd SiiNere- UoIniis '
Printed taiiC-s, Cainirfics Brown ana pi..-l-s q,
lae' Be,iii aii' bEtad CietLs, sec,is KeHturly L.
Cotton Batting. sc. -
- -Pl"udid assortment q nlroidcries Cur. 3 "a,
,naflsiev'es, CliiIui1ctts. Curtains M,,.Iin 60,
IN oisi'e. BsS stat, l-in- and Embroidered Slash
HTnieinIer this Is the l'iass Tor blrEsin-
r. c. DUNCAN.
on Chicago stree.
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WILL BEREADY Anew DAysl'
THE Life and services Of
STEPHEN A. DUEGLAS

BY Jas ~. SheRhan. Of the Chicago Times Being
an accurate aud reliable biography Of senator Douglas
with all his inn speeches. etc etc One
handsome II mo. VII portrait ON Steel Price 81 90
For sale by j. d. HAEDE
MA jefferson - s,i;.t III
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-05
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE

Require restoration Of inseniIe pcrsprntion Sloan
Fever Antitioe. Condition Powder. is n certain Blood
Purifier IL never fails 20 lnosen the skin cleanse tn
water create appetite and positive for Coughs
Colds stif Complaint. Founder Distrnpcr and carries
OF Botts and Worms. may be- given at any time and
under alt circumstances with perfect safety.
One Package Of the Powders and "a box OF the Oint-
ment viii perfectly cure recent Founder in or
eight days, without leaving the least effect in the
In Horse Dtenper they will ailay the fever aud pro-
mote healthy termination Of the d-case. One pow
der and part Of box OF ointment. will. IN all
cases. cure. tho Horn Di,temper IN a COW; two are
sometimes required for
WALTER Il. SLOAN. the original discOverer Of this
truly valuable medicine still has the sole supervision
Of its manufacture but orders should be sent To hs
Oscar Is Sloan. "a South Water Street Chicago.
Ill. who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular aud truly great medicines
They sold by all dealers in Medicine. Sold
Who'll sale aud retail at Manufacturers pricrs, at
Joliet bv J. II. BROWN and Reiaed by all the 9th
CT Druggists.
June Ia lSeO Molly
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INRoM the subscriber at Five Mile Grove Will Co
on the 18th Of Nav, one light bay mare Colt three
years Ola heavy black name and tail good size strong
i'ns Tree from marks or white spots. Whoever viii
return sai colt To me TO Henry Fish, Of Joliet IN
Will be literally rewarded 49,
Joliet june :. lSCa =, ~,
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az oLn mAN,s soNe.



have lived few short years
in this bright world Of ours,
have wept few sad tears,
And tasted Of it, flowers;
For of, when darkcuins care
Has hung upon my heart,
And I've Thought on. would II were
Tie time fiT Us 10 ptrtl
JUST then. perhaps, n suuhorm
Across my path would stray,
And, like the dew at morning,
Tie gloom has passed away.
have known n few hold
Dear as when hr-t We met;
I have known few whose gold
Has made them to forget;
And Oft, when pondering Ger,
How some the rt have ran,
have thought. Oh, never more
Can put faith iu mani
Just then, perhaps. true friend
Across my path would stray,
And like the Gow Of morning.
Those thoughts have passed away.
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81 RI ed

l. ROM the subscriber. in Jackson Grove VIII Co.
j one bay Mare Colt years old next spring strong
neck. heavy name. middliug sized.
will pay % reward To any person who will return
OF give Information where she caa b. had
CHARLES LEUPoLD.
Nov. 20. $50. IL