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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-04
TAN SALE NOTICE

A LII persons Concerned. will please tahe r1.l,.
tl.l AZ SAFE - iaHts 'oER and 'i.y lots fof
10 'ohtll aii peal tsres ai.1 co.f- ~ The wear
h..' i-'til-- 81! a. lr tire county q VIII,
a-'.' rae % iIii'i' "' ih- 2s-i ia7 f Nav 1870
t'i8' ~. 'ii- +fel holder - the p-lctess cor.
.'i,1-- 'i t- ~ Mis- +.-..-4sl -ra1t q iaaa
tilr ihcr-8t fuu sa-f --la ,-il1 80. - -.
~ ,'ie '--e 90 sd -s.. atI tae Fed-mgtiJa
W Pc -.'i' ii7 t-.aLt sd fr. sl5 zlb--1usn
'er5 y - y ir- viii i;fr--t thereon xsf cert q
go s--e p - = VIZ ss-s e Ten - y n
Amount 81 .rr siza7.
JAMES L. DENTON.
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CRY TAXES FOR 1861.
COLLECTIONS OFFICE, ,

COLLECTIONS OFFICE,l
Joliet, Nov. 10, 1861.
Du 5Iy S sTgn fa af thu the c9 ass6.
Il ~ 80. fr the municipal year A. d. 1851, has
2I'y,Ir delivered 20 ne.
bern ~ ncarurd are requested IN call at my
Ah Psl,r az inlirt and Washington sts..) forthwith
sler ~ ,..,,.rtly- taxes, or costs will be made.
" pay 'H'' ~ SEBASTIAN, City Collector,
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J.uaIry1s, lss2
IrArgoF IILINuls.1

STATE uF Illinois,
CUlsTI %! VA,
vii County Cho.i; Court q The Nrrcll Term I792.
n..l frr Divorce.
MARI Price. J
FPlD4yli 81 tie Ion residence r iuc above
named driru isut having been !!lc.i in ia. Office
uf,hs Clerk u said court. notice IS hereby given TO
said dsiru'nut, that Edward Price, the sail COM
p,uaTt 1t h.- III ~ complaint said court uu IT,
shaarrry 'ir thereof aI tie "a day % JarnAr, s.
b ls6Z, AMI that summons thrrcuVnn i-iJet uUt -
rl COURT against you N-ry TtIrl the defendant above
Sans, rgturn1ble un tho third MDnday OF Nurcn
utIt. As is ty law required
Ayw un'r.s 'uu tIr slI defendant. -A.u YrrsOrally
b AL ag,-r before i. saII court If sail County, ON
d. frat day ui tue next term tiurruC t. g.. held at
JH-' 10 ,i tonuiy. on the thirl Mcrday of March.
a. %. 4r.- HlI IrH., answer drITur to IT,. su,i
tarsasut- .lld hii OI plaiut. tie same aud the
matters and tugz therein charged and stated will be
hsrn - caIf''.rI, lui decree entered against YOU
according ~ Tie .aycr " said Dill ut complaint.
b. r. RUS Eli, Clerk.
A II Cows, Corr. sol.
s'irt, January -, 1861. G3-Tw
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HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million at O. Fer,s

l will state TO my lends and the publicin g.,.r
In Jusiioeta myself that one of our eittz-a. ~ 49,
name OF Edward Savage. who processes to be VII. -
does has caused 20 be published such an adseri,u,
about D. Fox Cir Book Store and Brass JewrIry
Do you think much of such a man Who rry. tot,
ynfe one who never IN any way tried TO injure him
IL Is nothing more than jealosy in business Iattrrs
Now will state that foE the Iast three years nv
hlsce!laneous Book trade, and such ] Presume has
been the case 18th Mr. SaSa-es has been VERY small
scs1Esriy nothing 10 sPeak Of And where has III.
TRADE gone, To wv York and Philadelphia to the
oiit Book store OF Evans sd in protection myself
when wa. in New York made arrange nisu,. .ith
Publishers for Books very low rates aud mad n
ransensnts with one Of the largest publishing hau,es
IN New iork % get me Catalogue. which has beer
puOl-hed Now will state TO my friends and custo.
nieIs oi the western States, that have fine Gold
as any house has. and the largest, finest and
pest selected stock OF any house in the Civ
In lew days shall receive a yer- fine addition to
NY present stock in the way Of Silver Tea Sets Gold
""tChes' SILVER Watches and all kinds Of the be,t
tea stes aud all PARTIES buying books from me
LNe then - per cent OF % my Catalogue which
~ man cur friend Sayage's 10 Ter cent? If thew
20 MOI wish 10 take their gin. Nv Gift BOOK bn.iDs..
Is conducted ON different plan from other bosss.-
~ 'ie TIME the EiIt IL given will show tl.rn a..
o'h 1voh IN Which the Gift i written in bisck irk
Abd numbered to correspond with the numl.erop he
gos and sIciiyins the article. and II they are not
from What they paid for the books and viii parsnt
ala "i nay Patrons thai they viii Ice well satisfied
Cail AZ D. F"N's aud bay Year Holiday Pr.s,,.z
nave hne STOCK OF children Ladies and Gents Fp-,
and aside from Books what is there more usef1i H.
fnTs ia this climAte' Call early before the store i
to make your selections. ami Will sell you ali hIBd.
which Keep lower than any other kOase
Joliet. Dec. IS 1880 ns.,,
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TAX SALE NOTICE

4 u .ess1u- C'u7stref- VII please take NOTES.
= ti--l a s'ie q isrds- Town aud city i1t. sar
si' iliy H-a special ttz"s and costs. for TIE ye.r
- -'-a 81 A.f-a'iie- = lsf.- n tie County 81 iFII
ai -.i " 4..- On t'e = @! DIP Of Ma I5.e ~
thar ] an i.if.r 6 Tie tu-. IA. -. -
r. s. loving i.scri i4alfs = sauds a.d - -
81 aid SO a that the 4.-ie = rrl-rr-sl-., ,i,
rom s'-i ale ~ii ezG-- ia tso 7es-z frs- % 80
81 -alI al. al ii-s Iei.It+1a wiI he aostIs 4, !,
IN 'iht 'ol ,r an si'tsesuear tsz.- II paid ~ -
with interest thereon and cost Il aiy,tt-ir,- a.
SSnih part Of Block Z, in Denny. third EtSitIoa
TO Mokena. 'N -1'4''i0n
Joliet, Jan. q, 1864 1N De"Ni'
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,0ypox PoG,TEl.:

t,,,rrg L1r OF GENUINE LONDON PORTER.
u Ji'' ''''''' =. OCDSNER,
l. 5,iIs .sun Street.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-04

I OST by the undersigned. travelling NGiise be-
tween Jolie, aud Reeds Grove, on Friday last with
. I'd On il nth my The finder will be suitt-
n, rewarded BY leaving It Mt VI stafford or John
ysrrLpT., Al EwOOd, ILL., " NJ. Eiustein's at Joliet
+. A. CRUMPTON,
Ia, Al isoa deaf mute.
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L. Z. SANGER
J. Y. SANGER.


-,.bu,ness at Toilet aud elsewhere. heretofore con
~ Inv the frm IT sanger Casey, will be conduct
81 ~ ~ undersignrd under the name, style and
!. fCaseyA Hendricks, who will pay all debts Of
80 frn, and are alone authorized 10 receive any
-su,y doe 10 the said late hrrn. - ....
H'A' ~" SAMUEL K CASEY
JOHN 4. HENDRICKS.
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HlEaERd

q fh'N the Subscriber in Joliet in Jnsx
ETSN i1si a sil'ii sl-t ii-t: lay - I'D colt -,
TII 'y-sE- POD ls-f s5',lus. Wi.I rnajs md ,sr,,
---@-Az-- "r -r'ua sat -a.i Lick Nhaer,r vfIi
'r1-iI al colt u in % 1--WE information BY I.ttsr
OF othrrH 81 where may be found vii 4. i,bsr.I
rruaT.ed.
sor, n,,. Pr7ER 1AU
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II q X Il Es
WILL PAY TIE
EiEAest Cash Price for NO. Barley.
Delivered ~ my brewery 10 E'-r street; Ja.i-:
Arg - .lS6o , P-r.-sE

Mortgage sale.
- bLIt u-.-- = i-E=uy sisga t.--t hy virtue z
N.Ii-o-e ...iI ia"ar 'f sac executed ta BEN
!.srl g. Sa;rs GRANTEE therein tg Ister Ni-hai-s
yr..ss.u nd g! i-.a f3ir>a d.. 7if-. assIH date o..
Z5th Day ~ November A. b. i-j-. alt recorded i She
EerorIirs uie q EauxskU- tagfs sal state ~ ilts-
nois. IN book - Page 20 a a, laut having L.s
made in the payment Of the note therein dScr hsd
the sum Of One thousand and Sixty hight DollsEe
thereby secured. the undersigned. Will assignee
Of said mortgage and Attorney IL ftet fir said Bern
hard SHARPE. sell at public vendue the 2Shf DAY
Of january A u 1852. between the hours ofOne fur
o'clock r. NJ Of that day at the North door Of the
House in Joliet County Of Will aud State aforesaid
the highest bidder fJI cash. the following described
property situated in Kankakee County, state 81 Ii
nois. to-Wii: The North last quarter Uf Section
No Twenty-thrse OBJ In Township No Tbirtytwo f32
North Of Rangs Fourteen Fast Of the Third principal
meridian Containing hundred and sixty rore
or les.
Together with the apPurtaneBc-s thereanto belong
ing or in any3se appeTtanEg Said sale be without
purchaser or purchasers Immediately upon such ssle
BURTON A. HEWITT
Assiugee and attorney in fact ofBernhard T. Shsrpe
Joliet, Dec 10th 1861.
Tie above sale is prosponed until the seventh d,v
Of February, 1S62, at tbs same time AM pIare
BURTON A. UEwETT
Assignee Of said mortgage and Attorny IN fact for
Joliet, Jan. ., 1867. sail Bernhard q sharpe
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Great Attraction.
n F w GOODS
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.
r. M. P A R X E R ,
NEW FALL GODS,
direct from the Eastern Markets. consisting in part Of
PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS,
Fine French all Wool Delalus
Fine French MerinOs, Reps,
Pamultas, English Poplins,
Facihs Hamilton Delains,
Also Fine French Alpaca,
BombAzines Canton Cloths,
French and English Black
and colOrd Ladies Cloth
for CLoAks.
AIss, a full nssortnent OF skawis,
Bro-hs,
ALSO AIDES AXIS
Plain and Colored Of all prices and qualities.
Special attention Ia directed to the
II - w IL - L - - u n ~ W II ~
which is EnuRgsly full and compIets ia every DE-
psrtnsut, and comprises AL tn, uo.s
Popular styles of PFints,
sheetings, shirtings Denims, Stripes Checks Linen
and Cotton Table Dama.E, Pillow Case CottOn.,
Rpssia Diaper, Crashs, Csptcp Flannel &c
,,oe.ht.,, ,vf,, boso1d =, Low - ,h. Sam. .,,u,,...
400 PihchS Eenm 91 Coeas3G' Pacific haFI'l
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DlaOlutlOn.

amy ,nd.r,gned members OF the srm Of Sanger (
hh Lyi,z .cl aud transferred to John \. Hen
mi their right title, and interest IN and 10 all the
r'.' ,ibt. and credits the said firm u Sanger
gpaH ~ 11ii.t and elsewhere, the said firm is this
d'J a'''''' IL SANGER.
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ol'Atc'- s1,OOO.OOO.
"Ns 5JoO,OSs-
INSTEAD gfrt "s.f, frr ANIMAL Dividend. e.,
flNi.nu g. p-'-f.rrrs rsr4ifv dawn s.-. a. r.
~ fi .F -tai iHitrs--- O. iig Ia-.rru -f.-r--r4-
tF-r i.s rates DOB q - iafENHIs ,--rs- r-. 81. .ttf,
Arrange '-ouIr o. require from -aa N--r!r- ~
,rHt if"ury g. -. nIfl gTfs7Tfy al loo. al -
ie"--- tHa Premium N.t.,. now amounting 10 20
az" f't'"t - fI.1rr secured tsv Ii.t1 MS,
iir property insured. valued - over Ton W5u!-us-
it-' aIfi- 4En' .i- SURE guarantee for III. IT.
.'. every l.--fh. security being an T51,r.i i,
Illinois, and subject O. cur own l-v~ - roIi,ir- are
.----4 .ut 81 ris -'-r Tue Members are subject 10
f' .'itsl all iu-T- bling .a -gs..l ~ lrsrs a-ff-
i''.l. At iH--.- e,-Hai within ninety ..v- -
occur under Fclic.r- f.'l y-lTly 1u .lg-tr.-s-
BrA.n so UIEE;T1Es
Is IL Hart Lfutn TrrTiUIi Robert Smith
SstiGu-l Nais Eii4- iIIE.4F.i Tf,....l, 7-.,--..
w SchWepple, Is. Gilman n " f.aIi--,
BENZ. r Long l. Kelenterger Hem. -. -
y. A. Hoffman, John Atwood. VI g Atroad
OPTIC GERS
49,. ,.- NJ q. ATWOOD. President.
l.. KELLENBEEGEE, Treasurer. and Special AGENT
JpliN ATWOOD. Secretary.
John Blaisdcl. Get. AEt, Howard A-s't Gen lgf
Ss-Lccal Agents at every county town in the sta,s
BIssELL q HEATH, Agents, Joli..
Sept. ], 1861. ,1s
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vii County Cirii; Court q the Nrrch Trra, 49,.
RluIrI Price,
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THIRST cass Stoves. Second class Stoves Third class
l. Stoves, at
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rsr,rr on wlLLrAN MsaaRR. nycp.

J.a 90 lSc2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-20

~ The Adiuiant Generals list Of men
furnished from this County seems to stir up
the people little. A correspondent at Wa
terbury writes us that that town has already
furnished 6s men for the various Vermont
Regiments in the field besides some s or 10
that have gone into regiments from other
States. We find that in almost every town
in the County the actual number sent far OK
ceeds what are reported by the Adutant Cen
eral. Arc the listers of the several towns ac-
countable for this II so, they may yet
cause much trouble from their imperfect re-
tufns
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-20
Mas CnNVENrInN

MASS CONVENTION OF the Freemen Of Vermont will
be held at MoNrrELfga, the oh day Of July next,
at clevcu clock A. NJ % nominate candidates for Gov
cnor Lieut. Governor and Treasurer be supported at
the ensuing election. All who in favor Of sustaining
che Constitution aud the Union and Of supporting the
National Administration in the present crisis Of the
country, are cordially invited to attend.
H. HENRY BAXTER,
}. GREGORY SMITH, n'p''''o'h
r. W CLARKE, state Com.
GEO. G. SHEPARD,
JUNO 5lh, 1862.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-20
Deaths.

La Orange. jane Il Capt Joseph Watson, aged os
years flfmclly resident Of Barre
la El,n june OH af ApnlleXy. fhzt wim NJ Dea.
isaac N.s,oinb aged 90 years, mpniht atsd 2 days
10 shcndln. Mich lpuc an ~ pphoia fever, Samuel
Vo.c. firnel OF Wocott, aecd ~ ycny, months and
n DAYS.
h. Banc. June OH, of Diptheia, Clarence Deigh',
sou Of u. H. add Adams mihe l6th ear = his age
portaent constant in his attendance the sabbath
S,hool aheeionaio and duufui SON and gave gooa
promise Of future usefulness The family are gfsa.T
afflicted By his death but they are much eontoed hy me
interest Ne fell in reference 10 his soul me confident
commital ~ himself 10 Christ, and willingness TO go
II such should be the will OF he Lofl
In Barre June 10, Mrs Mary wife Of Richard Paine,
ESQ. aetd "a wars,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-20

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


DIR. OH EES EN- A MS PILLS
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are the
result u long and extensive practice. They are mild
To- their operation, and certain correcting all irregu
lar,ii's Paintu Menstruauons, removing al obstruc-
tons, whether from cold otherwise, headache pain in
The side, papauou OF The heat. whites, all af
coons, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs
&c disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
WAS the commencement Of in the treatment Of
ihos, irregularities and distractions which have consign
ed SO many to PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
enjoy good health uucs she regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins de-
cline
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most ehectua remedy known for all COM
plants peculiar TO Femacs To all classes they in
valuable inducing, 10Th eeitainiy periodical regularity.
They known to thousands, who have used them at
different periods throughout the country having the
sanction Or the most eminent hyscians ia America.
Explicit directions, stating when they houd not be
used, with each boxthe Price One Dollar Box, con
tanning from 80 to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly by remittin to the Pro-
prietor. Sold by Druggists generally
r. 3 HUTCulNs, Proprietor,
% Cedar St, New York.
sold by S. +. Redfed. and l. +. Pierce 4 Co, Mont
pehcri also by J. W. ltoby = Co. Burlington
Mat2TdVwlv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-20
BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE,

THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WIN A. BArcHRLon's Celebrated HAM DYE produce
color to be distinguished from nature-warrant-
ed not injure the Hair in the least remedies he Il
effects Of bad dyes, and invgorates the Hair for life
GREY, RED, Or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair soh and beau
tihil Sold by all Druggists Sc,
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR,
the four sides Of each box.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
Late ID. Bond St. and 233 BroSdway,) New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-20

F We congratulate readers upon the discoyery Of
Cure flr rheumatism. Govt Neuralgia, and all Ncr-
Affections, Stiffness and Cramps, Serofulous Erup
ons, Erysipelas, Salt kheum and Merouria and other
poisonous influences count eIaced--without the OF
noxous medicines In fact ii is the only known remedy,
eiieong perfect Cure and feel warranted from its
recommendations aud proofs Of efficiency in calling the
attention Of the aftct to the advertisement in another
couinp Of The " ANTl-RHEUMATlC BAND
0lUT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-20
THE CONFESSIONS AND TX FERENCE
OF Az NV III

Published for the benefit and As warning and eau-
ton TO young who suffer from Nervous Deblilts
Premature Decay, Sc. supplying At the time tie
means u SefCufe. BY one who has cured himself after
and quackcry By enclosing post paid addressed cn-
yelope siNo1g corfRs may be had Of the author MA
IHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, ing County,
New York gO42
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A MERInAN HOUSE.- BosrnN.

4 NJ Err CAN II o u T., - BosToN,
n Is the largest and best arranged Hotel in thu
New England States Is centrally located and easy Of
in all the routes Of travel II contains all the
modern Improvements and every convenience for the
comfort and accommodation Of the travelling public
he sleeping large and well ventilAied the
suites If rooms well arranged and completely fur
nshed lot families and large travelling parties, and the
house will continue 20 be kept first class hotel In
every respect LEWIS RICE Proprietor
Boston. jan 1862 iuSf iG
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-20

Tue following is furnished by the Adiatant Gehsfal of
Vermont and shows what towns deficient n The quo
Ia Of men they should have furnished, and u course will
first be called upon 10 case Of draft Themen 10 gu Up
the Company fDr This County must be Furnished from
those tocHs phih deficient Let the volunteers come
forward At once, as rnH COMPANY MUST nE Pulled IN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-20

SIEPuEN Is, HOLDEN Eoi A E.
- The subscribers, having been appointed by the
commissioners, 10 receive, examine, and ADJUST all
claims aud demands ~ all persona, against the estate OF
ceased represented inso,cnt and the Of six months
from he 7h day Of june 1862, being allowed by said
the creditors OF said deceased to exhibit
their respective claims before Give notice, mat we
will attend the duties Of appoinimsAt ~ me ate
dwelling -huuse OF Mrs Wealthy A, Holden, IN NORTH
field Ia SAID district on hc ~ saturday u JuY ana pe-
combor ncxt at one O'Clock, in the afternoon, each
Of said days ,,,,,,
LOREN q. FULLER S''"
Wa. COIN. Admir-
Nofthhcld. Juup Is IA, lt62 tGW
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From WASHINGTON.
WAsHtNGrON, June 10.
TRIAL ny JURY.


d'sloyal persons from the jury box in United
States courts measure introduced by SEN
ator Davis Of Kentucky. It prepares the
way Tor the conviction and punishment Of
rebels, and shows that the objection TO jury
trial has been pressed, on the confscation
question altogether farther than the occasion
warrants. La the House jury Trial came up
IN different shape On Monday a rcsolu-
ton OF Mr. Julian OF Indiana fos the repeal
Of the fugitive slave law, came mp very unex-
pecicdly' IN thin House and was rejected By
fifteen majority immediately thereupon Mr..
ColiaN OF Indiana introduced resolution tor
jury 'uat to persons arrested as fugitiyes,
whenever they make oath that they arc not
slaves, aud u was adopted by handsome ma
Jofi'y. Inc principle Is fight and thorough
if constitutional Henry Clay and Daniel
Webster urged % when the fugitive slave
ia" was passed slaves are by the Consu-
tuition persons and the same instrument
provides thar no person shall be deprived
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THE "COBURN HORSE" = The sub

INHE COBURN HORSE - The sub
scriber would inform the public that this well known
horse wiz be found the present at theft stable in
him aud his stock Having been kept out Of the State
the last the prnpetors have refused tempting
Offices or the present season, that the farmers In this
section may have the benefit Of his services The " Co
burn Horse srrdby the Old Peek Horse is 10 years
old, stands plump 10 hands high, and weighs 2I5 lbs.
Tcrms-Io warrant SO
We have At our Stable also fne specimen Of the
stock u the above horse, which is years old, for
which We shall charge only So = warrant
II. & L. +. COBURN.
Cabot, June l, 1862. DIV .3wO406
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-20

A colored preacher in Washington, named
Ross. who received money from several
churches and individuals to purchase his wife
and child from slavery, has filled an applica-
ton to be compensated for them under the
D ~ Of emancipation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-20
AfaaI Nutlcrs.
IRA Arms, EsTATE.

Il
1 The subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for tho district Of Washington,
commissioners receive, examine and ad dst all Claims
and demands ~ all persons, against the estate Of Ira
Arms late of Duvbuy in said District deceased repre-
senud nsolvent and the OF six months from The z4lh
day ~ May 1852 being aowd by saia court to the cred
Dr deceasrd exhibit and poye their respective
cluius before Give na'ioe, that We will attend TO the
duties Of appointment at the dwelling house OF Mrs
Pamela Arms in Duxbury, IN said district on the first
rucday OF July and November next az ten o'clock, IN
ihe forenoon, on each N said days
GILMAN HUNTLEY, }co,
LUTHER GRAVES, NV"' 20
puxbur, May 30h, d. 1852 05.0o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-20
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DIR. LELAND'S
ANTI-RHEUMATIC BAND
PERMANENTLY CURES
RHEUMATISM IN ALL ITS VARIOUS
FORMS

Acute or InAammatoryi Chronic, Lumbago, sciatica,
PIeurodjne, &C., Stiffness Of joints and Cramps,
Gout, Neuralgia and all Nervous Affections,
Erysipclas, Salt Rheum and scrohlas Erupuon-
Of the body-Neutrali1es the Impurities Of THE
. BLOOD and Fluids u the whole system, and u
. tQuaizes their circulation and enectuay eoun
- ttrlcts Mcrcural ana other poisonous Influences Il
Z It Is a conveniently arranged BELT contain :,
. ing medicated Compound 70 be worn around =
z. the body. about the waist, EQUALLY AFFECT -
=. ING ALL PARTS, wherever the d ease may be-.
- II can be without injury to the most deli :.
cate person, and change in the proper ,bits y
- Of living is required IL entirely removes the -.
y disease from the system, without the use Of pow -
etful medicines which weaken the constitution
= and give temporary relief only by supplying the =
: system, and deadening its vitality by this treat
meut the medicinal properties contained in The G.
4 BAND, being OF highy aromatic ana F"lau,e -,
nature and capable Of being readily absorbed, .
through the pores Of the skim come into direct
- contact with the BLOOD and general circula u
~ tion without first having 10 pass through the.
- stomach, which would tend mt only 70 detract. =
~ from their curative powers, but TO impair the in
- tena organs aud derange the digestion also -
~ thus avoiding the Injurious effects, so often the =
- result Of internal remedies, and eiieeting per
- feet cure by purifying and equalizing the circua
- ton Of the vital fluids and restoring the parts af -
fected 10 healthy coudition--ths BAND is also y
- a most powerful " AN1I-MERGURIAL A -.
, GENT" Caomel being the primary cause Of a =
= large part Of the Stiffness, Neutagio Pains and u
= licye the system from It's pernicious effects -
Moderate cases are cured IN few days, and -
4 we constantly receiving uudpubted testimo-.
uials--lo which we invite Inspection at our OIL
hre-of their efficacy ia aggravated eases OF long
standing.
PRICE TWO DOLLARS. May be had Of Druggists,
viii be sent by mail upon receipt N H22l, OF by ex-
press everywhere, with al nrte5-ary instruct from
the principal office Of SMITH co.
sole Pfopretors,
l9l Bro deay Broome ST. New York
~ Illustrated Treatise with certified Testimonials
sent free o. Adapted to Soldiers 0i'06