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The New York herald., 1862-10-06
shipbuisding In New York.

SH1PYARD OF THOMAS COLLYER co. FOOT OF
FOgTYTIIRD STREET. EAST RIVER.
In this yard there is being built sdewheel steamer
private calculated Long Island Sound.
She be SO burhen go feet extreme length
all 50 feet breadth of beam and feet depth of hold She s
ees srose She viii be ready for launching sson
m II M NV Ti rs s 81 SsasS
OF beam and 81 feet depth OF hold Il designed to have
i anuary been
Tow desgned tads with China 400 burthsn;
,he sidewh. steamer Manahoses orsnsy built
M @ @ ssrTcs a @
tor the Union OF 100 tons burhen. This firm did great
ss9as vessels 5ss hs Navy re ii q
a S 10 vs not done o II Il tint s line since that
sHIpYARD OF vANDEusEN BROTHERS. roor or
EAST SIXTEENTH STREET.
In this yard there the stocks five large
propel!ers for outside line hc Neptune line)
New York and Boston, of which William Williams Esq
OF New York. is President They to be Neptune
Ncrcus Gan,u: Galaea and Proteas and will each cost
SSi s g sfss % Of 8 81 e s'
M"n nd I e a DO aof a. ss asI A,s @ nsns are being built BY
yand,gsen BTohess win also soon lay the keel Of
oSs s. @d Is ep 20 Of ef s long breadth
Ths i'm baill ioar ssssgs for the Burnside EXPEDITION
OF $1,000 bnt has b! work goy yenn,ent
count About 800 men are now employed in lis yard.
Dry DOCK IRON WORKS.
At these oys foot OF as, Eleventh street the
iroa reii"d gnhcat turtle building govern
is fast approaching completion. This
of the t toe mns formidable vessels ever
usrd for pnfGsr- A uil esc.ipiin this ap.
pcared IN the HfRND about two months since
time, however .attnent las fixed upon n o.
this curious en.ine. * he called tho Moudn.l The
.zehcs IerTor Woud Appropriate n.liae .r H.
However IL is essne 10 do an of damage
any rebe craft n.td ch ii may
Erucied o. Is ora! apeG the tor, and Il
iis machinery dc, cnirly below the line
mvgtd by propeller wheel az lhe a.d will have
wood wcrk about II he 1ins Tho nanmotn
bocs already pac ~ and the machinery will
DO iri tiint h!s week The hoolna has
IN Is ntre bat has both the and ends,
oa extending eward for hc Of about IL aud
surface thc entirely a Prltuiin.
from the bow and level wti he forward Keel! IS q ram
bess sol' 'as for stoutG inches long
prirg IL Nidh morn Two ice 10 loot towards
NAcn huating the this AFFAIR present
ID appearance Of maInnoh turtle. II viii have
cach OF % inches dia.eter sl 30
tons. Mr. Charles Whitury Is the and Mr. :
CGGeghiil h, bni ic.. 1t VIII riUre ahou. two months
Tim, complete he Noodna. About 100 cIploycd
ut the D. Dock worSs.
hifsc ccti?reuus.
?n RorItS AYR, NJ, for with
~ Lumber, PIT ta =. Isoaas 10th uit
arl ea. ng.
The following table givos summary the vessels H. the
harbors II New YORK, Bosf, BaiimuTe Chalesan Savau
naa New Orleans ard oAFcson AZ the atsst accounts
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

t,'HIENDa on YoLUETEERS-WE HAVE DAILY RE-
L ior.o a .cat!is IA Os.ais IA Washington. Can lie
at our oa.cc.
soMES & BRowS Ma. . Park place.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

4 uuRNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"a iuS ossbshu. Dt, Ill w,sL Eleventh street between
Fifth and Sixth --Orschod Furniture boxed and
shipped all parts Of the world Covered wagons for re-
MOI Ing Furniture 10 and from tho country. Storage tor
fuiniture.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

4 4 a MEETING OF TUE IHAP BLoCE MAKERS
"A Society, held o.. T. lc)l, ~ WoehaH N. D., in
tndance !es NJ thcy the report Of the coulInt
e %ht Ma uanao,sy asoptec, that The rric oi TRAP
Books oai b. biuclee, duers pr tAogssn 81 QUARRY.
TIL tle llst cry Of No teiiDcr, lco..
CHRISTIAN EIEChERF President
q. T. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

In RorItsar frot it!poct NS for barbados with
~ luabei, PIT i4td ). Isouias 10th G d.sinased
ari ea.
The following table gives summary OF the the
harbors II New YORK, Bos1i Bamure Charleston Sayau
nah New Orleans and ,aYcson account. iro.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY EAlLROAD.--
IN tOg ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Thursday, May g. 1869.
For Albany, 1U:3O NJ Express Mail from Twenty
sixth street station For all local Time Table.
JOHN BURrH1LL, Assistant superutc ndcnt
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70 PAINTERS 4 OTHERsi

HAVE on hand largo and well selected stock OF all
i kinds Of PAINTS, Dry and in OIL
AlsO-Sand paper, linseed Oil, spirits Turpintine.-
TIMBER, Lhrage, Bronze. Gold and silver Leaf patent
Dryer Lcher punse stone, Varnshes, paint Brush
Window Glass, &c. which am prepared to sell on the
most favorable terms. J. Ii. BROWN.
sept 9 1855 u12
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All of which will be disposed Of at prices to suit the
strictest economist. With the disposition and frmuess
to save both promptly and faithfully he hopes to merit
the confidence of the community aud become the recip
lent of "a bountiful share of public patronage.
Highest Price paid for ali kinds Of Produce.
NV. QUINN.
Iol;at Juna nJ-f
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Price one dollar per Bottle.
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nAGUARREoTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
~ Head Stones and Monuments in PARIAN MARBLE
CASE, and warrentcd to the Likeness from any
air and dampness for q long number Of years. Any
copy the Daguerreotype into these
Cases from the original picture, and it is but few
moments work to attach Of them to Head Stone.
When attached TO Head Stone or Monument, they
look though they were carved on with the
Sculptors Chise for they initiate marble perfectly
They are very ornamental TO a Head Stone, and aTe
worth twice the amount charged, for an ornament
More than Fifteen thousand Cases have been sold,
this fact alone shows conclusiyely that they fast
running into general use.
The adorDng of the Sepulcbers OF removed ones al
leyiates grief and soothcs the wounded heart 1t
also cheers the bereayed TO know that an additional
establishment of the grave presents stronger attras
tons the attention of the stranger and
him to pause and learn the Rdms and gaze on the
enses of one shared largely in the love of
others 10 refined and cultivated mind there is not
more mournful spectacle on earth than a desc
Grated grave, neglected and oyergrown graveyard
Those in whose memories the departed live, will come
to strew sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
tear Of aft ctiOu.
The, will plant there the Rose the Lily and the
Evergreen AS Emblems of a fragrant and beautiful
Immortality which they assign them in the Paradise
Of Cad. Above all would dcplore the loss of those
encSssS of dear departed which distinctly
engrayeu upon the tablets of our memory. Although
months and wears may elapse since memorable Death
made us surrender the bodies Of cherished ones 10 the
grave and their spirits to God yet they still pres
ont to minds. beautiful and life-iike
And who does not realize melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed lie their image clothed with
the innocence and loneliness of youth, marked by
the sorrows cares of agar
One of these Cases will be sent by express to any
person in the United States for Two Dollars. One doz-
en- Cases will be sent any Marble Dealer or Daguer-
reotN pi~t for Twelve Dollars
Circulars, &C, fur nshcd free, and sent with each
package of Cases. Agents can charge 50 apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones.
Any person wishing to sell them be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire Hundred DoIrs this Spring,
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital to
| mence with.
A Monumental Design Book will be sent to any Mar
bic Dealer Three Dollars This is rstTate work,
and well worth the price asked for it.
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money:
will be responsible for its safety, you have proof of
sending it.
Address the Manufacturer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
mo6 IL West Meriden, Conn.
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story ofthe RappIngs.

In the western part Of New York spirit
nal manifestatian have had created consd-
cradle excitement was simple man, of
middle age whose bumps Of marvelOusness
and reverence were equally large. lie
WAS, of course, superstiously religions, and
the knockings, Of which he had taken
eager occasions to be witness, impressed
him with the utmost awe.
The mans wife, however, was a very
different kind of being. She secuted the
Spirits laughed at her husband, and took
every occasion to rally him upon what she
deemed his special weakness.
Que morning. after the old man had
stolen away nights rest, he arose early,
as was bis wont to make fire. The wife
was awake, and determined on having some
fun. So raising herself on her elbow, she
regarded her husband, not more than bali
dressed, certainly, as he kneeled at the
Itove, and abstractsdly poked among the
ashes.
The vito applied her knuckles to the
head board of the bed.
Rap-rap-rap!
The victim started, with his hair on end,
and anxiously faliered Uut-'ls this spir
iIH'
Rap rap rap!
Does the spirit wish to communicate
with meP
Rap rap rap!
Spirit. art thou on an errand Of mercy
for ma?
Rap rap rap!
Spirit, what wilt thou have me to do 7
make up that FIRE, you internal old foo
YOU = shouted his wife, with mingled
mir,h, anger and disgust, as the trembling
husband turned round and saw the SAUCE
creature regarding him calmly, with eye
that entirely overshadowed he fear 0
spirits. lie was mum.
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n VA ~ ~ HE N VA * @o
Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co.

IVA % ~ HE "a NE "s
Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co.
CHARTERED 1857
THIS COMPANY continues TO issue policies MARINE,
INLAND EayIGATIoN, TRANsPoETArIoN and FrRE Risks,
at reasonable rates.
CAPITAL, 100000.
oFFICERS:
ISAAC UNDERIIILI, Pres J. L. t BoULAND v p
G. HOLLAND, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Isaac UyprRHITL, p. HOLLAND, B. L. I. BOuRLASD,
RICHARD GREaa, WIN. FENN, JOIN REYNOLDS
SAMUEL HOWE A.G. TYING, THEADoEE PERRY,
WILLIAM r. PHELPS, WM. A IrREoS, L. HOLLAND,
once 80, Main stseet.
TT'HE following is the report Of the business Of this
Office for the past year, showing its condition on the
Slst day Of March which time the Capital increas
ed to S50000O the whole amount of which subscribed,
and 500 paid In view ofour Increased facilities
for doing heavy business and also the large additional
security offer to ourHcustOmers giving this company
basis second to other, therefore look for and
expect very large increase Of business. 1t will
tls aim OF the company to hOnoraby conduct all
their affairs to merit the patronage OF the nsurlng
public. Our hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment Of losses may be sufficient guaranty for our
prOmptuess and lberalty in the future.
Amount insured the past year, S,5,026 2ss sc
Received premiums same, 1905, 10
Interest and exchange balance, II 56T II
Paid losses and expenses, 2l,Ssl,9S
Capital stock, sloOOoO.OO
Bills PAYABLE 1851, 50
All other debts estimated, $500
ASSETS.
Bills receivable, amply secured having from
to GO days to run, l21 $50, ,93
Real estate, Office building, &c, $4,000
Cash on hadd and due from Agents
and city customers, 13,133,S0
Amount of losses in process of adjustment $4,000
Amount oflOs-es resisted by the company,
Amount ofiosses adjusted, duo and not
paid, none.
PETER LANCE, Agent,
Office. Shaw's Store, Jefferson st Joliet
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SPRING THOUGHTS.

Nature came forth with smiling mien,
To greet again the bright spring days,
To spread the soil with tender greea,
And wake the glad birds tuneful lays.
Her hand unciasp'd the icy chain
That sealed up the brooSlets voice,
Aud set 1t gushing on again,
To bid the fields and woods rejoice.
Loo.ed from their shropd Of drifted SHOWS,
She bade the early Iower-ts bloom,
And in new beauty they arose,
From the cold eartl--their winters tomb
Wild violets lift their droopiag heads,
And meekiy raise their deep blue eyes,
From out their uither'd, sere ieaved beds,
To catch the soft tint Of the skies
Ye gentle children Of the spring,
be nd to catch your perfumcd breath,
And learn the lesson that you bring,
ofnew life, springipg mp from death.
Like thee we'll die, when frost and storm,
Frecze up this earth, life's bounding tide;
And meath the sod, the senseless form,
Shall through the winter time abide
Like thee we'll rise to brighter bloom,
When Immortality shall dawn,
And the dark portals Of the tomb.
Unclose amid enternal morn,
Such Is our spring, ye lovely flowers
More blesi more bright, that even thine;
A dreamless sleep-a dark brief hour,
A waking mp to Heavens cline
God Of the sprin & to thee raise
Thank Offering. rom grateful heart
That mid al natures song Of praise,
too may bear an humble part.
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BAR. kaIes goes a Counting.

Mr.. Kaies walked around the corner to
see the widow Peel.
"Widder," he said, 81 have got house
and home, and everything around me cal
eulated to make poor widower happy, bu:
one indispensable article" and be gave
significant wink ard bowed TO the lady.
THAT is a hen house, / suppose. Mr..
Kales, when do you think OF 6uilcing
"Now, wilder, that is too bad But
Seeing how yer look kird o. lOnesum here
by yerself, suppose yer take my corner 7"
Your corner, Mr.. Kales7 your corner !!
PRAY explain yerself? am sitting quite
comfortable in the rocking chair and you
are on stool. Will you have cussion to
set on ~
"Now, wilder Peel, / jist mean to be
canded, we are past the days Of cuqnetry.
and am tired Of living without mate"
Mr.. Kales, can you see to read without
spectacles? You are holding that paper
monstrous close to your eyes"
Dear Missus Peel, you are trifing with
my feelings, seeing how am interested in
your welfare Coming to the point, madum
will you carry my keys !"
"Lor' me, Mr.. Kalesl l did not know
you had q lock in your house! When did
you make SIGH IN Improvement"
"Blsme my stare. wilder, yer as mighty
hard TO court--You shy wuss than gal
Cum, nv purity POluu duck, do you reckon
can git married ?"
"Lor'! lor'! lor'l Mr.. Kales, / s'pose
yon knew how to proceed about the matter
seeing as how you have been married
wunce. You fust have to git the woman,
consent; then you must fix on day, and
jist speak to the parson to tie the knot, and
that is ALL"
"Thank you, wilder Peel thank you
for such Encouragement You must I'M
derstapd mel am really concerned about
yer wilfare. / am in the hest state of fa-
lecity. l am happy as drOwniu' horse
pulled out of mill pond"
"Mr. Kales, you are too extrivigant in
your EXPANSIONS. Lor' lor' what has ex'
halerated your sperjts 81 high?"
Now, my shy. Polun duck, let's not flirt
any Longer Tell me Hhen you'll be my
little honey Of wife yes, that is tiny
dear bunny wife? Name the happy day.
You old gander, l knowd you in your
fust wife's lifetime, seeing how you was sc
hufish and pcevish, and snoring round -
Now you have got on fine plated buson
shirt and bran new broadclgth suit =
You old gray rat, you had better 90 hom'
and stay thar till your good old broken
hearted wife's shoe tracks git washed gu
of the yard, and her grave gifts colo, and
don't darken nv door again"
Mr.. Kales looked furious ard then left
the house, slamming the door after him.
AT last accounts he was laying siege to O
young girl.
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Mortgage Sale.

Wy HEREAs, Patrick Londergan and Allen Londer-
w gan, his wife, of the County Of Will, in the
State of Illinois, did, the twentysxth day of jan
uary 1882 execute aud deliver to Arnold r. Fahs of
the county and state aforesaid certain deed OF Mort
Cage, to the payment Of indebtness of One
Thousand and Eightynne Dollars secured to DO paid
by certain notes of date with said mortgage
made by said Patrick Londergan, payable to said
Arnold x. Fahs order, said notes particularly
described in said mortgage, which said mortgage
recorded in the Recorders Office Of Will County, I-
nOis in Book 50, Page "a; and whereas. Arnold K.
Fahs aforesaid. did the twentythird day of January
1852 assign transfer and set unto Elias Greone-
baum all his right, title and interest ia and to the
above mentioned mortgage, which deed of assignment
recorded the Recorders Office aiores in book
a. page 20S; aud whereas, default has been made in
the first three described IN and secured by the
mortgage aforesaid. and is provided in said
that Of default 1.-THE payment of either of said
notes at the time when the same became due and pay
able the whole ndebtness secured BY said notes in
said mortgage mentioned, shall thereupon become I'M
mediately due and payable;
Now therefore. public notice il hereby given. that
in pursuance of the power Of sale in said mortgage
contained, shall. Tuesday the Sixth day Of May,
A D. S62at twelve o'clock in the forenoon Of said day
in the Village OF MOnee 10 said viii County. sell
public auction the highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing described premises, conveyed by the above
mentioned mortgage to wit Lot number ~ of the
South Wett quarter of Section number nineteen 10
Township thirty-iour (3I) North Range thirteen Q3l
East of the third principal meridian, situated In Will
County aforesaid together with all and singular the
tcnements, heTetlitaments privileges, and appurten
theTeunto belonging. and all the right and equi
Allen Londergan his wife, their heirs and assigns, in
and to the said premises
ELIAS GREENEBAUM, Assignee ofMortgage
Chicago. March 2s. 1862. I2-5N
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SfrnYed or SIOIen.

ON the 2sth OF June last, sorrel Mare, years
old shod two days before she left, small white spot
in the forehead sorrc name and tail, letters b.
s. bran ded the left shoulder, long hair on the
fctlocks. fetlOck and of the hind feet little
large than the others caused by strain large fiat
hoof and the inside of the hoos Is s full as the rim In
the bottom, and steps long when under trot.
Whoever will return said Mare shall receive SIS il
stolen and Will County will pay $50 for the thief also
it straycd will s. if found within 10 miles from
Joliet will pay so iffound within 20 miles of Joliet
Any who will take up SAID mare and give iufor-
nation by letter through the p o. mt Joliet, Ill., direct
to Box 50, shall be literally rewarded.
BIO. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July Il, 1850. n5-3w
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TAX SALE NOTICE

A LII persons concerned. will please take notice
"A that at sale OF lands, town and city lots for
State, County and special taxes and for the
1879 made in pursuance of law. in the cunty of will
and state Of Illinois, the 2sth day OF Nav IS6O
aud that am the legal holder of the purchase GER
hhcate Of the following described tract of land
sold at said sale, and that the time Of REDEEM
ton thereof from said sale will expire in two
years from the date Of said SALE and the redemption
viii be double the amount sold for, and subseouen
taxes if paid by with interest thereon and cost d
advertising. to-wit;
20 acre. W y N Eqr qr Sec. 81 T. 3aR 1oH.
Joliet, FEB. u N, 1859.
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THE INV AIDS HOME
III. KNAPP, M. ID,
FORMERLY n. Y, HAS OPENED An
1 N + r Nj A RY

IN CHICAGO. ILL.
nN a new system. which embraces the most approx
| ~ ed methods Of treating Diseases in this any
other country All Female Diseases Lung DiseIs- =,
Cancers and rheumatism special diseases treated
in this Institution, in the treatment of which,
has had more expernce or greater than the
Doctor. His consultations for years. have averaged
from FIVE to six thousand year. The following dis
eases which pronounced icUrGJle by the Medical
Faculty generally treated with in this
stitution. All nervous and neuralgia affections, dis
eases of women all forms Of scrOfua- dyspepsia
stlpation, skin Diseases cancerous and Tubercuons
affections. including pulmonary consumption. rheuma
tent and intermittent feyers, the diseases fchdrcn
lie has had extensive practice and wonderful sue
cess in the treatment OF CANCERS, which he cure
without the knife. lie treats successfully, on new
method all the Diseases of the EY L and EAR.
Remember, the do.tor does promise to cure ell
stages of Diseases While diseases DURABLE.
taken in season. all Stages not. Your be
curable this week. not next-to day, not tomorrow;
hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building pleasantly located spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients No Gaze will
be received where there any doubts Of n cure or
relief The best nurses only employed who, with the
ply aician. will make all eal at home that put them
selves under the care of This institution.
TERMs-from ten to fifteen dollars per week inrdri-
ably 0drance No patient taken for term than
one month, no one can he satisfied the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in a less time
Many patients. who not able to the mfr
mary. can be successfully treated at h me which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All tiers, inclosing letter stamp. addressed TO
H. KNAPP, NJ D., Box 4223, Chicago Ill, will receive
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Office Hours from A ~ to 9PN
Office IIs South Clark ST.. Clark and Monroe sts
sept H. lotO nl3ly
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How Beautiful for a ChlId's Grave

n2l-1y
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St. Louis Alton and hieago r. r.

ON AND AFTER MAY 6ht, 1860, the
Joliet d. Chic. Accommodation Train
Willeave Joliet at 7l5 N, arriv5 ut Chicago $50 N.
a. Chicago 400 N, SO at Joliet 6:25 N.
Express Trains pass Joliet Going North $40 NJ and
422 A..
Express Trains pass Joliet Going South 1928 and
1885 7. N.
Through Tickets frcn Joliet to New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and nil principal Towns in the middle
and Eastern States. DO obtained at the St l.. A
c. H. r. Depot. the quickest and most reliable rout
via. Chicago, this Company's Trains making direct
connections there with every Train the roads
| ming east, advantage not obtained by the Cutoff.
| The fare Is the same by way OF Chicago.
| IL. IIURLBUT. Ag't.
Joliet, May. s, 1860 Att
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To the Afflicted.

'lNiAT troublesome disease the PIES, can Be cured
by calling the subscriber, the IL Mile Grove
House Joliet, H., or by addressing him through the
Post Once. Warranted to cure in every instance,
the motley refunded. The Medicine be sent by
express or mail TO any part Of the United States or
Canada Charges moderate and TO suit the times.
Feb. IS, 1880. E. SANBORN,
A Lot Of that Michigan White Wheat FLOUR lust
n received and constantly on hand, ty
W. a. - SWELL, Agt.
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RsSVySy:NSY
0YWYE2ElkS
FOR CATTLE AND HORSES

rVIIIS is truly Great Remedy. Half % cent bot
l. tie Of SlOan's Instant Kelief, given in pint of
water, seldom fails to a horse Of Collie in
few minutes; in extreme cases repeat the dose in Is
minuets.
For Bruises Strains, Sprains, and many other injur
les Horses. Cattle and other animals. Sloans In
slant Relief speedily effects Many persons
have been astcnshed to witness the rapid cure effected
by the of this wanderful medicine.
Rs-Get Circulars of Agents.
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YOUNG'S
ADJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WEED EXTERMINATOR

'V'His implement the only in that vii
4 thoroughly eNterminate all grass aud weeds in
Corn and Potato and at the efIectually
pulyerzc the soil may be had in this vicinity of Lane
ana LOOmer, Lock poTt-Brocks 4 Co, and W. r. Bar
rett Joliet. Fish Carpenter. Mnooka. III, G. Koon
Son, hankakee City, and Of the subscriber.
JOHN YOUNG.