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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29
Young Mems Union Meeting

The meeting of the young men of this
city, at the Court House, on last Saturday
evening, was highly creditable. With the
exception of the squirming and twisting
of two or three Abolitionists and about a
score of officer seekers who were present,
the meeting was orderly, and enthusiastic
for the Union. The committee on resolu
tons consisted Of two Republicans, two
Democrats and one Bell and Everett man.
And the meeting was made up of the
members Of all parties.
While we do not approve Of the resolu
tons in every particular. yet they breathe
spirit Of concilli alton and patriotism
highly commendable. They also show
that the rank and file of the Republican
party, when separated from their leaders,
are in favor of rescuing our country from
disaster and ruin.
The action of the young men of Joliet,
in thus pledging themselves to the main
tainance Of the Union as our fathers made
it, is worthy Of emulation.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29

lit FOR TAT.-The Chicago Journal
pitched into Brooks, Of the Quincy Herald,
fJr resigning his seat in the Senate and
applied various approbious epithets to him.
Indeed its abuse of the eccentric Senator
went entirely beyond the mark Of decencv.
and when Brooks got hcme to his paper he
fired back at Wilson as follows:
That intolerable little bewbistarod
squirt, Charley Wilson, of the CHICAGO
Journal, who works his way along IN tho
world 10y substituting impudence for brains
says he Is ready to put on the State nm;
form, that rs to be-that is, monstrous red
ereecheS' etc and march against the
South We hope the Suutherners will mot
permit themselves to be frightened az he
announcement, for we can assure them
we know Wilson so well, a fellow that
hasn the courage to fight louse-at the
hrSt tlre OF guu.h tie dreec4es pould haze he
lcOgSt Of III ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29

The CoSvESIIoS or SEcEDISo SrsrEs.-
A convention Of those States which ssin
have declared themselves out Of the Unisn
before that time, will be held at MoDtgOn-
cry. Alabama. on the 18th of February. 10
accordance with the resolution adopted by
the South Carolina convention, to take ibt'
consideration the formation Of SOufhsS1
Confederacy.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29
The Louisiana Secession Com
VeniiOn.

Baton Rouge, Jan. %.
The day partially consumed hy speeches
from the South Carolina and Alabama
commissioners.
The convention adjourned, after much
discussion on resolution submitting the
Secession Ordinance 10 a vote OF the peo-
pie.
4 vote on the secession bill will De taken
at II O'Clock to morrow.
The prospects this morning were decided
ly favorable to adjouruiEg the convention
to New Orleans
Baton Rouge, Jan. &c.
At ten minutes past one O'Clock this
afternoon, the vote Ga the ordinance for
immediate secession was taken, which re,
suited in yeas ll3. nays Il. The Couyen.
ton has adjourned To New Orleans.
New Orleans, Jan. 20.
Cannon are being fred, and the Pelican
hag everywhere unfurled. There is great
excitement
Returns from Texas thus far indicate en-
overwhelming majority Tor immediate
secession.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29
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Canal Trustee.

All the lighting. squabbling and seramb
ling for the Canal Trusteeship under c.
Yates was cut short on Monday. bv b;s
sendlng the name of NJ. Cassel. of ,Jack snn
VILE, to the Senate for that Office. Tho Re-
OF the tribune no longer glimmers in the
easy gaFb OF "fhcial futHess. 1t is agreea-
ole 10 learn that Mark Cassel, the new re
cipient OF this much coveted sinecure, has
the reputation of being good fellow and
moderately honest Ottawa Free Trader
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29

Ea5N The Democracy of the States Of
New York and Pennsylvania have called
conventions in their respective States, 20
consult in reference to the best mode of
restoring peace and preserving the Union
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29

saN Democrats. remember the meetipp
at the Court House this evening. Let
there be demonstration worthy of the ar
caslou.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29

FIRE On Friday last the residence of
Mrs. Finnerty, in 5th Ward, caught fire
from defective stove pipe and was near
being burnt down. America Fire Co., No.
l, and Home Hook and Ladder Co. were
on the ground and assisted in arresting the
flames. Loss about 5000. ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29
The Apportionment SyvindIe.

The apportionment bill. or rather the
apPortionment swindle, which has been
driven through the Legislature by the par
tizan majority, is justly exciting the indig>
nation of all honest men.
The Republicans have majority in both
branches Of the Legislature, and it seems
that they mean their party shall profit
thereby. This apportionment swinde is
one of their grand schemes. and the defeat
of the proposition for calling a convention
to amend the State constitution would
have been another, had it not been for the
prompt and bold action of Senator Brooks
in the premises. His resignation brought
them to terms, at least on that measure
Judging from the vote at the last cleo
ton, the next legislature, under the new
apportionment, will consist Of lG Republi>
can Senators and Democratic Senators.
and 81 Republican Representatives and SO
Democratic Representatives Thus the
Democratic party, with 10 900 votes in the
State, is allowed but AZ members in the
Legislature, while the Republican party,
with less than 5000 votes more, is allowed
6S members, majority af &c on joint bal
lot. This is accomplished by most shame
less system of gerrymandering
According to the bin, our Senatorial
district will consist of the counties Of Will,
Representative district If the counties of
VIII and Grundy, and be entitled to two
representatives.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29

a DIsUNIoN MEETING-At this time os
great peril to the country we did hope that
our people would be unit in the work of
Cancellation and compromise In this
reasonable hope however, we have been
sadly disappointed. The candidates for
Office under Lincsln's administration have
called Black Republican meeting to be
held at the Court House to morrow
evening. We regret this movement on
account of the credit Of our city but we
would advise our Democratic friends and
Union men Of whatever party to stav
away, and let the officer seekers have
things their own way. Let them not be
mnlested in the declaration of their mer
cenary sentiments for their insignifcance
will prevent them from doirg much harm.
PREPARING FOR WAR!-We learn that
the Black Republican artillery comranv
at Plainfela are drilling for service. They
are making ready to 90 down South to
subdue the Southern people. Well let
them go-but in their journey they should
avoid 'passing through this city for fear
that they and their cannon might be tum.
bled into the river
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-01-29

A salute Of thirteen guns were fred from
Fort Baraucas to day. in honor Of the
Lone Star" flag Of Florida.
Two Columbians have been mounted at
Fort Pickens.
Fort McKree is being invested, md guns
mounted by the allied forces of Florida,
Alabama and Mississippi.
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.ANA. woo omNIr. y.

STAIE OF INDIANA, NlSo tt,i>Tf. -;
- NifsCenmen l1ess C,airi. August Term. i,..i
Hetj jsuir uckesu stniin-iratcr - Same- Joln-f.'i
sley fsau--fai-1 lu Cssnfnun Plea t-iiIf
Il vi<o c..ssissf. - April Terra ls5-.
rat s.i.tllanf ~ii tax noftt fhsf fhe fTsi t1s
4 the afst q aid t.-sr tiicFc1s-es
- can b. h.art ~il snote he Cnnri ies seasc o.
Isrle a. fs-tuileu r -. 90 -alt Injsfaeui.
lDnzS s~ii.e1u HiNl NsKff>. Adp. =. ,
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Compound Extract Of Sarsapar.lla,

The oectusi remedy which the medical skiii Of
eur times deslse Ter this everywhere prevailing
sni fatal malady. Il c0lDbned frhm the most active
retnelsis that have bccn discovered for sxpur-
cation oi this foul disorder from tbs blood end fhe
rescue q The system from is de-trucfisc ccnse-
quoices. Hence il should be employed for The cure
II not only Scrofua. but si-o thc-c other shectons
which arise from Ia, such ss
ErupIse and skin Diseases. ST. Althory's FiTe
R0-e, Erysipel@s, Pmples, Pustules, hotch-
-. Blains and Boiis. Tumors Tettcf and Salt
Rheufn, Scald Head. king~onn, Rher-
nstism, Syphiliuc and McrCurral
Diseases. f,Fcpsy. Dysp~psia.
Debility, snd, indeed. 81
Complaints arising fTou
Nitialed or Impure
h loOd.
1ne popular belief Ia ''imrrri'y a Tie blood' l.
founded truth Tor -crofCla ~ gener aiio s< the
blood The particular purp0.e and virtue n this
Sarsapsrllla j. ~ pury and dregcneruie this vital u
d. without which sound health ]. impossible IN
taa,fnas.sf cfas-fftuff..ns
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FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or

Intermittent Fever. or Pcser aud Ague Resnsssens
fever. Chill fever. Dumb Ague, Periodical Hesd.
ache or bilious Headache. and Billicns p
fers, indeed for the whole class VI d.
ea>es er icnsting In hillary dcrangc-
mcul. caused BY The AalAriasi
Aiasmstic Counire-
hwe are enabled here 70 offer TIE community
remesis whish. while n cssres the above oomplsnts
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless In any
quantity. Such remedy j. Invaluable IN districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. Tins cure
cxpcls tho iasnlati. poison Of Fever and Ague from
the :. .ieH. and prevents the development of the
disease II taken on the first approach ol iis premo
itory symptoms Il l. not only the best remedy ever
vet discovered Tor this ca-s of coIapialnts hat also
dollar bring within the reach OF cNes hess. aud
ia hiiion- districts. where E.,eI and A-Ue lreaii~
every iiy -isotsi have il and u-e u freely Goth Ter
cur and prei,'ion. 4 great sgIeriorit, 81 fhi-
remedy o,-r suA other "Nef discovered 81 The ss--
dS and certain 'l iuteiulittrnt- o. tiiai II
taip- Qainilas mineral. consequently proiu
Co. ne qasnism or cssef inlurieu. rrccts wlase,.r
upon the constitution. Tho. cured bv a arr lcf,
healthy - II they had never hsd the dissa-e.
fc'~s and Aeu' j. oi alone ile cou-sq"enee Il Tho
mia-faafic POISON great Naficiyi di-ortr r. ari-c
from IT. irritation. among which arr
Neuralgia Ri-umaiisul. ssctlf. Iiesdsrha Hinsn.-.
Teothachs. farscho t4iafish. Asthma. iari-
int,n. Painful An'- eu 81 the spleen iN-
iefie. Pain ia the rs,~el-. Colo. Paraly~i-
snd DGHngemcnf - the Stomaeh.
All oi which when originating IA this csil-, rul On
the Intermittent typ~, hccom. Icrisiical- fhi-
.-Crrf cNIels the poison from the blood, and con-
~cqneutls them all alike. II y inNalunhie
protection D. immigrants and persons TRAVELLING or
temporarily residing ina the 1naiarsots i-r1ct- lf
taken occasionally laiiN while exposed - a., -,
fecton. that viii b. exrrrted fron the sA.ieH. aud
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity - ripSn
into dis,a... Hence IL h even NOR valuable fCI
lrotcotian fhan snd f~w viii -uii't ft-sin
ntermiflent> u fl'e, l,sui fir-iu-sse- - fiis l'rf
lection tLi- rtni.ai, afor'e
es- Prsi.sr.-i 'f lfs. j. q. ANkk A. 60.
lt,w-li. Ms~-sci u-,ti..
All rur r,ii.ctt- ~, f,i --i. hN \ Cr~I~euAN.
p NJ. isN>stis. aad q, All nsngcist- IN TeTre
Hsute.
whsi-~..i-. ~ Ans~ q Co Cincinnati
iuu .tsiesin-ucae
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"A = - t R "A Q 7

0f n, F7FTExsTU .Sr4I-ASyU4x sTs7E
hkAT u fhe condition of ne HOME ysSE.
RASCE GOkP4yY. ef III cny u Sesf Tsfl,
on h~ ~ d.rv of JGnsfdri 1851
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A.. A. ALAN. s.Nc
7. rfe-ifaate. Jaue Is. i>sl -.i,.1~
q. s--TB~ ~spss1-<s dltil- year - e..npsr,.. aii
te sApense ~ is5s Az, ~. show a desr~s-e a
tsfee.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10
NEW ARTICLE
Roback'S Stomach aitters ,

nc~ and delightful stoanacLic AID Cord1ai II,
giving tone fbe stomach. and for u. rrV.tiru 81
hll'cs- eosapaifi-. nident 90 t1e Western couisf,
Try IL.
A. mor'sK drink. - s-.i-i digestion aud rei...,
DY-I~Psis. a hAs equal Try a..
tn raros y = superior 10 AZ utier htter- II, d.
lhe f'ruuia Il tlsesr Bitfer-, nuw 1s6l, Tho -ol.
property oi Dr kohack. originated ~1lh ouc a 3D.,
ode-t ,,d nioSt etninclt Medical fraciiioners II "a
Mest, and d, i direoss predicai~d apon fhc
Western people
These histers derive their sfsnaius lu M y,s~.r
ful tonic Of the and hertz Il which tis,
are composed, and a. they are. ~ allayln. uufsis
ural cravings Il the stom~eh. directly rronctve a
TEMPERANCE.
the preSeu proprietor ielisVr- that la faalin tatr
widely known. fhe pubic welfare = ~uisers 81
II vii sr lur sale by all n Is Rohack = t,f
merous Aeent-. aud at Hotel. xr the ,ounir, i,fr
la the nseantilne orders ~ii he hlls dir.-ri 80
Cinc7nnafi in sIy quantity. aud - a.. lc~e-t rat.
u ! put up Ia Quart Bottle and security fath.-i ii
do4 ca-es. Hall aot. sa1pr 49, vii howe, p
- rseked snd reni % any aidf,-. u desired.
Retail price. 81 per bottle. or .iN
Principal ofos an1 ssle>rsosa. Ned ks.t .f..ifiI.
-trc-f, - l'uid'ig fr.tn Main Sll.-f giff1li 4il
Oae. isesFaisss. Ne. - iianaussfi' S'rr.f
/ for sale Ia Nlgo Ccanty hy
y N. po>sfl1f. Ter. ifauir
J. Cl>l>s.HAA. -
1 WN l. SHtEf. Nv t..-h.I
fkTkR hrsklhk. tenu~sl4s
And - druggists abf AafcLe,.,. fss..t..lI.
throughout tls tnitfd Stale ard Csusis-
oc3isu
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DIX. HOBACkS
Scandinavian Remedies.

When lT RoaAcs, the cslebraled S~edish rhya-
essn ntEs-iaoea be ssssd Purifier and Hood fll.
ths United states b. forth Ia plain language thesr
cursfi,e prspsftie<. The Wa years ago. The tai
q recommending them hss since been flkea CT .,
has Adad<. EniiFhtened men ~hc~e chsrac1-r fox
sound judgment and pailosopls, gsss l.sir o,nloas
weight IN the community, men 10 observe rsae..
ssd lask- .ssrursBce doobiy sure before thev a
Se.fs g. 49,, er~r.saers sPprssans Asd srEns u. u
III wisdom aud ho1esty q .his cls-- CT sbo cLso-
u iurcstieafe for them scvse q cEe rr I'd "a
this Important subject.
los ssidenee N he resse-siea q Ds. RosAe>.
waiz = :. All trDes aecsssih'e - ID. pusir .asss
hstes 'se following
FAcTSi
That 10 pio0p FILLS hsyr been Ffosssl b. 41.iy
n. ~
CONTAIN 70 MINERAL.
II they sars fke slrncr uni-rrssi co-npl1lri
DYSPEPSIA
That sftsr al other medicines have provst usel-s.
they relieve.
LIXERsc oMPIAINT
and rr-lorc he health and strength u tbr su,ss
SICK MALES.
VIII havs iassui-cd for yeAf- Ia lclpl~s- w..4i..>
and d. l'onssey, rsesleEsie With great rapdiiy
sthus- ssc removed hy their corisl and gentle sta
uiaiing properties 1eai hey ree-at
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
however ihes may have been srls.d With and si.ui
thsi ther direct tendeoy /. 70 lsnghen ie A1 reB-
der Il e'Veyseie: That operating directly upo1 the
fofsor u ~ dasers< u ne Mod they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL.
aud di.ehArge from she svs,eur every tain cf scr
ia. whether hereditar, othervsse. Tia; 4sy
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED.
and tha, there j. no diea-o 4 the stomach ssd p,~
els. The Liver. the Ssrseu f,sser. the Ssin OlAn,-
or Muscl.-.
ARISING; FkoA sfAPs'RfTTrs on DISTRACTIONS
of THK Bil.)D OR SEcEF1IOSs
...L.a4.e4g. So .at
IN wtitt they 80 noi give sfoqIz fsli.s. snd "a o..
nu-iersc before III ssry eitAsi q Sc h.- t~~n e.,
vadedy fTs's gassises aiaf s@tfssx esf..
Besr IN mind that tie scASDIS AVIAN xE.irA 3
BIZ BLOOD PILLS are endorsed ~ The eAtensgA.
ef thoa<ands II living wltnes,s. pha an letter A.
dssifs, medcAl work-, ana ly ncr ~ iasulh JrocalI
hem Go be the vefy best prepafAiio ~ the ind e,
offered 10 tae hroken-sossn VIC ans al ~ ealth T
hunt disease through ard organ - H..
sy-lrn. sna expel II thcrOaghS af,d permanently,
NJ onc can noubi their superiority alter one tinr,.
tria-ley are no. only better. hut In fact cheap
than sny ssser P.ll-. fsf taks- 49, f.umhsr d.
tA-in L produce eeitsT ereci
Price ~ the StidinAtfar Feasf abie nioot Purlfsr
81 f-f cliie. ~ per al ds1-n ~ she Scan1ira
vian NesetsaIe Eiood l1lis, - oeu,s pr boa. or
boxt> i0 81.
published IN conspicuous psrf - his paper frou.
Dr. Rohsck's hdical Almanac and Famil, Ad,..e..
containing great variety ef Interesting As sain.tl
Medical iflfosrnatlon - had grafl- - any
agenis Throughout the county,. -.
L. difficult o0nf,Icssce cssr- ur ssl.n.l %,
Be Consulted personally Of = letter. eneisinc az.
stamp for the reply
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tesl Advertisements afY cents Per rgusre e'fh
flssrfion-
~sat-f <tcry asr<iS nlsiiie ms.l' "iih the-e ~n,
81 "a Ndgsrsi- - tie year. Nth ia. Pti,'iffN %
shsn<inx ii pleasure Yearly a4fsfbre'-. o""'sti'
s1u % conhLsd strictly - thsir - ~niAf ,~-i'''
All q. - fssg 9if1fsrfs- -. Ill
Advertisements IN The -Fecst n<ico evi'im' VII
- charged tee pflces-
Advertisements kept Constantly on The Inside
s~sc< snt = hsG . =
pss,nsss nsucs- Published N The lecsl ceiu"a. 81
= ure< O. unter wiil - charged iof esfh hlf'ti'
u. II over Or linz. tea cents pr lts'r -,
taxs<ssz<men.s rsnt Ia f.sr ~ si'eeiif' unt. ~"
= fessrtfs. tArse rnonths. unie<s crders.i eaf
- Alteration e st1Hi.ng s-iv~f fi-e'tsfs Vii
IA. .-rt - q rearsxa oftne &.sss~. unie~~ ",iF" -
4xf-e-i 4pen - eeotl ~
t.u..s,rfn4 candidates fsr calce u avery lr.rfi2
t. Mi - charged - 90 lsr sas name "a IN l'af
.n1 "a % IA III Daily sni Weekly, ofiedt> 'f f''
f.Inrs
soarstsslc4.s advertisements ~haissst
ghsfs.s will D. made fsF insertsg ihe tfsi'r- g"
.-ts-dst~ se-risl.ss. A<--'rtatsots a. foiloNr.
Fer s.eh uotlee s~cse5lng ; lins- = etii'' ~
>a~h la-et,son. over eight lines At thi< rate.
knnnuneine deaths With fansrHi nof-se it-'n''''
az. without nsslre. free.
Sas.r.s a Festivals rirIice ant fNcursi siaf- ,'tif
20 bv IDAixkiaais q ssescistiafs pr ~ etalFA'-'
Al REGULAR rricsz. ~
IesAl a1ssstlsefas1t inasftrd - ne cNfsi'''
Atls<nsva ordeffnS ina pay1nent nj 10 d . "s.e
lr ia l@xsl f.rssees.uge nut collectabe Al ie 1'
e.xa~ f1.bl.-h@f s.f sscounf4ble for The accuracy u
sssl CIV s4fe11snt- teYoni tlse ainih ehafEr' '
n ar pub.irsfs-fs-
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he Weekly Express

yabslsass esrry "Wednesday, Il 20 Prf annu'"'
-fgance-
s0xo paper @-nt without tho money, nor eontinn-
longer 1rne ihsn paid for.
u.s.. Of Advertising in weekly
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sxrsere ~ui be N deviation from the ahese
<t-<.
nr Advert -emeut- pahii-Aed IN both Daily ani
2,.kiy. sfn Be- charged the fn Daily rsier Win ono
e.ff offh@ weekly re'~- sdtesl-
CHARLES CEUFT. PEo's-
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Retail price. 81 per bottle, cr 80
for A..


Animal Report az the Auditor .f a..
touate.
DffNiI q. the kuttor a *. c.uIstl a. - 49,.
III fhr euerff received sf- d-t,ur~.i 80 N vsas
cuuffa.r cins Juns -. 4 - f-slo sna entsur NJ
3i-f. :. u. lstl. inciu-isv.
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Is constitutional disease. a cSrruption of The
j blood. By which this fluid becomes yitiafed veal
and poor Reng in the circulation. II pcrvsces The
whole bods, and may burst Ia disease any part
Of H. No organ : free from its attacks j. there
es'c shssh il may noi destroy me ssrofslols ant
i yariously caused u nercuris disease lo~ living
dsordsred o. unhealthy food, impure sir, hlth and
bihy hsblis the depressing fioss, and. above all By
The senefeai Infection Whatever be IL origin. = i
hereditary in tbe constitution descending 'fronl pa
rents % ehiidreu unto the third and fourth genera
tom indeed II scems 20 be the ROD oi Him who
ssys, Il will sisit the iiqute- a the fathers uyon
their children
IT. Effects commence by deposition from the bsod
II corrupt of ucerous ulaiief. which ~ the lunys
hser. aid internal cr. .an,. l. termed urerclss; n
the gland eilings. ana the surface sTupfous
- This ion cvgguptoa, NlicL gCnders la the
lous eoss.lpl@nis. bat they have far les power 10
n Numbers p~fi>h by disorders which although
Lot scrofulons Ia their nAture. sili rendered q.
tai By this t2int in the system. Most Of the con-
sumption which decmafed the human fslni ' has iis
origin directly this scrofaious contamination. arc
many destructive diseases q the flyer. kidneys
bran and, indeed. al All tLe organs. aTise from
are aggravated b. the same cause.
one quarter of all people Scrofuioes. their
persons invaded by fhis lurking inleefion. and
their health i undermined Is H. To eleanse J, RON
the system The blood by sitsra-
tive mediine. and ins1goTste Il bs beafhy fool and
exercise such medicine supply NJ
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gatcs of lll,poi~ Currency.

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Cash. iialsnc" IA bank, 2s.3o7 20
Bonds and Mortgages theing fr-t lien on
Real E-tsto,, worth III leas 81 so. ZOO sos Coz 90
Loans on Stocks. payable demand
yfmsrset value OF securities sl97. SO so) ls<
Bank stock. (msrket value) -ss75 90
United states Treasury Sote-, tmarke,
value, fo3 3sa 20
BROOKLYN City Water i,end-, 10 10 90
North Carolina State Bonds tnarket val $50 90
Missouri State bonds tmarkei sahrl i40oa 90
Real Estate. No. 4 " all Street t.s05 Al
Interest due l-t January. lSol, fef
which s22, $50 " has since been reed. ss.ses Il
Balance in hands % Agents and in cours~
Of transmission frorl A Agenis on lst Of
January tof which f11 sss - has sine,
been received, eo,scs 10
Bills Receivable tfcr Premiums on Ia
land Risks. n ga "a
Other Property, Miscellaneous items 100 90
Premiums due aud uncollec,ed Oh pol
cics issued at Ofrce. 3.l3o Is
Total. Al. .4aS 400 ~