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AMUsEMESTs.
IN ANOTHER GREAT ATTRACTION
S'. ss are O. a.
MISS cARoLNg RIouINcs
cIAssrc" OPERA.
me-" fcsGas %ssGss PEiS ISsSA this
MONDAY rUEsDAY" As IL sS 1EHa RvExssos
June Ii, " aud rs.
arAs sS.. P B., , ~ a :. s =
And sing for s. s..: rS I: s.- sss the ''''''
NORMA. aAsr .s.s SIy 5a.oII.. n.oursos.
Tho popular o. s,nks H0mane' . sss
'.rssss e' Sohs a hIsfHs0'
xrL. sar SF + sicdiIsss INVADER
MR.. DUNN IA Ss 800 ~. soSoiacH
srnRxDID SCENERY -
EFFECTIVE MRoiszNisH o0'0'
n,...c. sylE osEEsTio CHORUS q ;. go,
To- sni- IA Circle. IS cents
Doo'. hen Z! ~ o'clock; commence - 8 o'clsck.
WISrss GARDEN.
sse eas l;isss T H 4'''
SECOND WEEK
osEsr srEcrSoJEaG BURLEseux.
ON, q q Iarlssqas. che er.ravassa&
1 rHs M Sizakps T rEsssFFEEsr
I'll I'll $ $zsE$s $ EEs EH$ssE;
raK KING or rnia* MAGICAL ISLAND.
CHARLES oAYLKK.
1As most t Esss s",..; , scsas.y s,,-.
Mos, e.swchins Dances.
Most mAsntncent rrocessioas.
| Mos, magical Transformausas
every 4 H'4s' v; SfH sRss; Esgass4s
s $iESssE
ronxADoEs or c rs SHe ECSTASY.
Il: E :E| EE:E||EE
p's.' and PiH s 5 81 ss;ni se a. Artistic
M: s%s orbit Of The American stage
sss, v; :; = jii Ssss'''
ffEESs 1s sPzEsSs 4 4sD NE ssSS ESEfF
I H. i SSEf sSS j: s; 4 AsisE ~
'n''''S is'sA fsialiS HALE and Mr. BRADLEY
nightly adding Mss RS sfSs1 1ssaDsisssos
''' 'f''''eaaf Mss s'' i8 SUI ANDERSON,
| the charming Ferdinand.
THE NEETAN8SEPH9s1s At THE TIE coSq1Ys1oK
hk THE THE oScISoS
gsAsseEsgEsEs sc SOME En- Of nsAury
EsSEs$sE ssEss g: s sEsS$E
/ THE FIRST GRAND MATINEE POSTPONED TO
SATURDAY. Jun, 81.
The performances concludes every evening At haifpas.
Seats should be secured three days in advance.
N110''S 'AzA0 ssi1 SSAs " Mss .pe
AND nvSsSF sSfissSSssi i. slS sESns,sa ''
rio, sss. ~ sgssEar
o' ro o~.- v ~ Sssts1ygMs CENTS.
Vocal s Sah Il 81 r. fs4 4 Music
Madame srRXEosH. sisnor sBR1GLdA,
1ai WV ss SsxsS aifxKr UNION aSS SzsfSsH
II sSE a siS xSSbs 4 isS'i sSSssrs
-, .a w. 1..s' sfySRiI% ISABEL cUgAs.'
Nile SaSSEIS Sx TEEf asan wE a aElEsE
superb corps Or french, spanish and English
gss dHakAys s S DAs 3s5 EVENING
REfsE E ks SAlnES u fkI HfAsDs.
oArsfs and respectful x..!sr cool bowers fountains
sssHs sss S sSssisa ~ ssf
Bliss r. oskkD saoaaEas
IN THE aSEDESs AND iFALAcE,
Sss oF ThE n sSss fS''''d
will hold their interesting levce drawn ature
SMALLEST HORSES EVER SEEN
PacE "a ADsisso named
~ r t ravon' cents oniy
sss :, sss ,as .e aIn, o. ssn.s only
Reserved in Equestrian school. Is cons EXTRA
| NEW BowERy THEATRE
ssNpaY and TUESDAY, jane Is Sf ami Il H. H. l'a'ra
MISS IDAm isa1Gs MESRES.
IN which she WIN make The terrific ,,cn ana
descent. a;$;S = Ss eSe3 Z the ''"" '''
fes, before successfully attempted by other wo.
Dancing by Miss Louisa Bro ne.
&c ssn is;'llaE saissSE &
AN o ssS III 'S " Is iaIsi &
N ~saiss ladies fsrsAe Corp; d s, Es;, Ar'ys
Stage Mansser,
| Crosby street entrance
re asbE eshAI rhn
NILE II psffkvs
Visitors 70 the Great ha hilton are respeeifny informed
10 sis sE e To y 90 r.n
street Price 81 reserved seat for the three days.
The Fading rars of the different orstoyyos 10 h sve win
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Aessrs. AAErIN KALByLsiscH, A. McCus. WINcnHs1uB
BRrToN, and 0thers-
GEArLEn4a-Your most faering and truly kind inyitA-
Just handed me, and hasten reply how
much pleasure Will gve.me TO appear again before -
audience gener0 leone apprOyal1
forget have smbmited your proposal . NJ
father and he will ondeayor make such aiiangemeaO
with directors of the Academy will admit my
pearIng again one or more evenings next week
Allow thank you warmly for your great kindnAe9I
ana that highly a. appreciate the eomea
request implies tAAt hilg could Afford 10
sincere grilihcattOn than prompt comp ltAnoe
Yours, most respectfully, K J. BATkAAM.
BROOKLYN, June IS, l8c2.
The Academy being for the other nights 81 ~
week, Miss BATEMAN only appear on MONDAY -
TUESDAY. On the rrst named occasion she VIZ tnpsg.
heroine Of her mothers highly wrought un0
thrilling 'rassdyof nrpA.nrxr
MR.. H. L. BATEMAN,
Mr. J. W. WALLACE
and highly talented Company
Box Office open Monday from TX a. NJ 70 81. n.
Psrguet Balcony and Drcss Circle. go oenes
6eserven wiz
ram ~ - ocnts
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p RooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.


The direction gratiied thas the pswsseA
GRRAT TRAGIC ARTIST,
MISS BATEMAN.
the occasion Of her rs In this CITY, has ~.
tied from IT. most distinguished citizens the following he1
complimentary letter.
TO MISS BArEMAN:-
Tue undersigned leave 70 congra u,ae you upon IL
Of your first and only appearance In city,
Tuesday last aud the pleasant
extended you numerous and highly appredauye
dieucc. ~ F
enthusiastic satisfaction and pleasure scea
the ason Ell tied BY your truly artistic and IN.
Of the character Of julia bat Just
to un-qualled Ia ent anu genius. ~.
We therefore confident that acting ACCORD.
wish those present
la. well many who prevented from being theo>.
In Inviting you give the pleasure Of oor-
tucs OF hearing Ia OF avorite and popuAs
Characters.
Hoping that you will find agreeable and convenient =
comply with request at an early date We remain sn-
cerely yours, ..
WINCIIES1 ER BRlTTON, A. COOKE HULL,
CHAS Ii. WILLIAMSON HENRY B. P1kR6ON.
JACOB l. BERGEN. d. NJ. CHAUNOkY.
JOHN r. ROLFE, q I. JkNKS,
GEORGE WHITE, q. j. LOWREY.
X. j. DAVIES, CHARLES LOWREY,
JOHN GREENWOOD r. S. HALL,
r. G. BRAINARD y. g. SMITH.
WIN. O. BISHOP, HENRY MctLOSKEY
A. MCCUK.
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A CkRD.-THE ADVERTISER BEGS LEAvK TO IN
a form ladies requiring any kind of plain work. shirt
&akng or baby nen In al ils branches they the
rms BY applying at 25' Elsabssh note adr ssed
1T. q. will Io imme lately attended TO- N. B-WtiI. N
1luired attend At the esdence Of any dy BY day
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DRYANTS MINsTRELS, MECHANICS HALL.
ID No. Az Broadway, above Grand street.
Monday, June Id, and every night during the week
THE RAW REC.uI1S. TIN PAN ONION.
BLACK WIZARD's T. IL a. THE sYRoNs.
Eph Horn s. o. Campbell, r. } Feel 4. n. Florence, Dan.
Emnett, r. Fittings, n. w. Gould, g. 8. Fowler, W:
Hobs II. 81. J. Mcirson r. spdrer r. Leslie, Ill.,
ton, q. w. Charles
PLANTATION 5CBSE--0N TO RICHMOND.
Doors a Z. Tickets, IS
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\ LEGRAIN'S THIS WEEK
A PRINTED BAREHE GKENADINE. AT lBc.
PARIS BAkEGE ANGLAIS FLEGRETTES, At 15c.
40 case BLACK SILK, Tor MANrlLlAAS, best quality,
I vu.v Is Per cent under value.
T. VERY FASHIONABLE DIVINITY OF BTARRITZ.
/! FOR GARDEN AND HOUSE DRESSES,
AND FINE fIQuE FOR CHILDREN
AREGE ROBES, with Flounces, 81 70 the Dress.
fkAr REDUCTION on Chaatlly and valsnciennes.
- LACES.
$est JOUv1N GLOVES 9lc.. 70 close the importation
Ase season; the same we sold 81 81 To-
LEGRAIN, ~ Broadway corner Waverley place.
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" LIZ BoUriLLIEa BROTHERS, have very large
SILKS MozAMBIorEs LAWNS BAREGEs.
AND OTHER SuaAER DRESS GOODS.
EiTRAORDINARILY Low PRICES.
In order TO clear Out stock ueore removing 70 Aes new
early attendance Is respectfully requested. II sder
AT Broadway, between Howard and Grand streets.
GREAr CLOSING OUT SALE
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
INC REV And D s saa iIsn DRESS GOODS
REDUCED = PER o1NI; =.
r MEMS AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
AVERY LARGE AND DESIRABLE
STOCK AT RETAIL,
MUCH UNDER USUAL rRlcrsl
LORD 4 TAYLOR,
Mos No.. ss - to. to 2s q & CRAP RAJ , sTsEET, pr
I ADIEsA AND cHILDREN's DEPARTMENT.
NOVELTIES in ROSES DE CHAMBER.
BREAKFAST RoBEs, UNDER GARMENTS,
eHILDREN's AND INFANTS WEARING APPAREL.
GAPS. &C.. &C. DC. also
sAEsEHTs MADE TO oRDER
LORD TAYLOR.
Nos 46l TO 4s7 Broadway.
III MADAME r. ,rrNcHoN
A4. F a0H sp suE II MasfifLAsa
POISTRS AND MANTILLAS.
ra ayH4Hs s1 D SsYsEs and
70 which she invites the attention Of strangers
vni'inS the ciY &c p,a.,,o.
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r Antry UNION Aip soCIFTx.-rNTERrAlNMLNr
Ii Of highly stipg char .., nnSls g rs
=, t,rH.s avcnusa sie. "Wednesday sune 40 kuS-
Oren II ~ Adn ahcc ~ CENTS moss.s 70 e w ~
a. as,, ~ he as rvirnda. NJ 6Avans 70 be used Tor ms
cars OF a.cn AMI tA..n
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STATE OF ITLINOIs,I
CoUyrY OF WILL

County Court CT viii Coaatr 5iarch T.r..i .es
Deborah Jones. Adruir.i-.Iai.x &c i0ai.l
non OF he E,ta'c q Lewis J,Ecs decd Petition 10
seft
Morris Jones tstheT Jones ana -foin Esta;s.
.iyn~.. cln.ir-u sri heirs at lsu %
Levi, Jones, daceascd.
4 FRiDANlT NJ the noD-resiIcnee of Fsihr- J ,,,~s
~ and John Jones defendants above named h,virs
ben fled in the cfice Uf the Clerk Of .afI c., -
said Esther Jones AMI John jones' hat The std corr,
claimant fled her petition in laid Cert ON the fsf
day 0f February A. d. 1867 Tor authority 20 ell IN.
following described real estate which was Of sail es
Jones. deceased e. wit:
The Eas. half Of the South Fast quarter. and tI,s
soath West quarter Of the North East quarter ami
the West hall Of the North E-t quarter of South
West quarter. all In Stctin Number cleTrn IN
Township Number thirty seven, (35) Norih Of Range
Number twelve ti2i, East Of the THIRD on principal
meridian. IN the County OF Cook snd state Of Illinois,
Also Lot No. four, FIVE, six. even and eight in E-k
thirty 1901 in Town Ct Summit in Cork Cuuu.y and
stat. uf Illinois, and als) the fellow r in Will County
aad of Illinois tovit- lot twenty f3O Of Matte
sol : Subdivision Of Lot eight and nine Is o. Of Canal
Trustees Subdivf>ion Of the West half Of sectI.n
Fifteen Township thiTty-fve Range ten 90 East.
for the purpose ofpayinz the dci- due by .t deceas
ed. aud that sHnuons thereupcu issued Of
court aGainst said d-fIdabts. rrturnaie the tird
Monday Of April. A ID. lsf2 a. : by law required
NOW uuless Yea the said Esther Jones and John
Jones shall personally be and appear before said Cun-
IL Court OF VIII County. the first DAY the March
thereof be holden a; Jolirt in said county On
the Thrill Monday Of April. A. n. 1852. aud plead
answer densur TO the said petition. the same and
the matters ami things therein charged and stated
you according to the prayer Of said petition.
oseoon 4 Hou~E. Corp'ts sois
JoIi=t, Feb. 10, 1862.
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NOTICE.
ESTATE JAMES MARTIN DE

ESTATE OF JAMES MARTIN, DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given. that ON the 81 a
i Monday Of May next, ti-einC the 18Th dav Of
said monthly ! shall attend before the County
Court OF Will County at the Court House in the city Of
Joliet. for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all
claims against the estate OF JA.- Martin late uf
said county. decd. Wien and where all claimants Al
notified and requested to attend and present their
Claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate. also request
ed to make pay meni TO the undersigned without delay
NARY Ann MABTIS, Admx
Dated March II, 1852.
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~ ,,-,.rs olthe Town Of Joliet, in the Coun-
TIE lal ~ state Of llinois, are hereby notified
gdn'mna m TOWN Meeung for said town. viii be
1ss 5sa sd he 'iT@ i f TUESDAY Il said aid
~ ~ ne purposes following: =, ,,,s mse,,Dr
70 eho.' oue Supervisor assistant Supervisor
one A cos% S%S e q Highway Sn'
5,srs,f o. u M Peace five ConstableS, - many
irIS'l',, Mi,hv.ys as there are road districts in
eSs, y "a % many Pound Masters as the electors
additional 'n .S Taish may I'm u
,,-r tine rn,n Iii be called 10 order between the
'Ehih meetutJ len o'clock In the forenoon, and be
ls1 l,.,i ne s.tting u the sun unless sooner
NJ .,,nance Of law.
sslin pnJ.a ~, hand at Joliet, this 18th day Of
Iirh s's' sAML p. SMITH, Town Clerk.
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Mortgage Sale.


w HEREAs. default having been made in the pay
w ment Of certain prOmissnry note, and interest
thereon, secured 10 DE paid in and by linden
ture OF mortgage, made and executed 10y William
Found and Mary Found his wife, to Jcrafhsn TatFrr
bearing date the 2Sth day of December a H. lSS and
recorded in the cffice of the Recorder in Book so
page 662. January 18th A. ID. 1859 And whereas elo
default has been made in the payment Of erTiain
other prOmi-sory note and interest thereon.
t. be paid IN and by certain other inde'.iurc OF
mortgage. made and executed !y william Foiui aud
Mary FOnnd, his wife 10 Jonathan MathCr, bgsi fng
date the 2lst day Of December, A D. 1850 and recorded
in the Office Of the Recorder and fer BE Comfy Of
VIII aud State Of Illinois, IN Book u On page AL.
February 5tiI A. D. IsGi.
Now therefore notire is hereby given ia. the andnr
signed or his Attorney will the 18th day April
A. ID. 1852 between the hours Of ten O'Clock A NJ aud
i've O'Clock p VI. Of that DAP the premises herein
after described, in the County Df VIII and of
Illinois, by virtue Of power oT sale contained in each
OF said mortgages sell at public auct"n the highest
bidder for cash all the certain premises situated the
County Of WIZ aud State ~ Illinois. known and d-S-
cribed as follows towi= The las: half of the South
West quarter Of Section twenty f2l in Township
thirtyseven 80, North of Far &c (c) East Of the
third principal meridian containing eighty acres DC
the fame or less h,ing the premises Gi--
eri6ed in the sd Nor CAGES for the purposes therein
expressed.
JONATHAN MAI.'E Tn, Mortgage,
March II, 1862.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million at O. Fsx,s

viii state to my icnds and tic TuilIrin're,s.,
in Justice to myself that Of orr ritI,ens ~ -
name OF Edward Savage, who pFoirs-es 10 lie ~, -
does has e1sed to he Published such an a,iserti--
about o. kox's Gin Book Store md Bras. Jeyelrr
Do you think much Of such a man Who frs.,,t.
lure one who never In any way tried TO inture bir
IL IL nothing more than jeaiosy IN business ipa,sr
Now viii state that for the past three ,c,rs ~,
miscellaneous book trade. and such / presune -.
been the case With Mr. Savages has been very sn,O
scaTscly ncthlng 70 speak Of. And where has a.
trade gone. To NV York and PHILADELPHIA 10 ,ha
ut BOOK stor. OF Evans aid in protection to yseIf
when was in New York made arrangement VIII
Publishers for Books at very low rates. and mad a.
fangeents With one Of the largest publishing house.
IN New YORK g get me catalogue. which has bs,n
puulihed Now | will state 20 my friends and ens,o
efs oi the Western States, that have as fine f;nid
SeMelry rs any house has, and the largest Hn,t ana
best selected stock of any house in the City $50
In a few days shall receive a ver- fne ass,,i,- g,
NJ p,esehs stork IN the way of Silver Tea Sets Gold
"Atehes siiver Watches and all kinds Of tbe -,
een st,eN' and all parties buying books from, me
III Ei'e them . per cent of Of my Catalogue which
a. tan our friend ssvage's 10 Per cent; If thew
20 mol wish 70 take their gift Nv Gin Rook b,s,y
: eohhuried on a different plan from otber boSsas
a. tne Time The GAIT Is given will show tbsn, ~.
o'a'h Door ~ which the gift is written ia IIac ~
and numbered 70 correspond with the number on a.
49, .ss anu sieoying the article, and II they are nor
from What they paid for the books and win sls.
all oi my patrons thai they will Le well satisnes
Gall AZ o. FoN's and buy YOUR Holiday Prrs.n,s
nave hne stock Of Chfldrcn Ladies and Gents Fn-
all Asid" from Books what Is there more srf,r A.
furs Tins eiinatel Call early before the s.orr a.
TO 'ake your selections and viii sell rou an knJ
which keep lower than any ether house
Joliet. Dec. p, Isoo. nsS,
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A situafion Wrnt.d

DY man and bis wife without any family ., n
> farm ~ farmer or care ttss- Cen b. >..-- ly
atdry4 ~ l,tt-T tu the usisTr,=I. Z ~ -oi 3 n
VIII Ca.Jn- II earc OF y. EolgsIs.
Esa Is, lSs7 sAMrs EfyTs.
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ro1yn Clerk.
,-.,,ee Of the Peace.

III 10 announce JACOB PATRICK
'atheli he sfce Of Town Clerk at the ensu-
y ts-fin. -------------
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4 tALL at DO0LITTLE'S ans get Bottle Of GARY
- ins Crenecul,ural for restoring and Preserving
the Hair. il will remove all daIdrufT scurf erupfons
and all impurities Of the scalp changes gray hair
their original color. prevents it falling Oft and
torres Hair to Eah Heads. Gall for circular and
examine the patc)
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CLaGnesyB- Pratt

STATE Of ILLINOIS a. aIH County Circuit Court
COcszT u WILL ofMay Term, Is62
Martha Z. Frat
Clancy b. Patti
a FFiDAfIT of the ron-rssilence Of Cl,auncav :,
~ Pratt III" iieicndant above named having teen fle5
in the cce 4 the Clerk Of the Will county Cjrc5t
COart.
Notice is hereby given e. the said Ciaune1 n Prat.
thai Martha Pratt the Complainant flsi her BI N
complaint ~ sria CIatt the CsznceTy side thereof
the l5th day - laTcil %. isG2 add that suu,
mons tL-Tccpcu is is-ue ont n sail Court against fd
Dci,nd'nt EetETnabie the t.iTd Monday Of Nay A
ID lSj2 As = by Law Fes=irui.
Now usss yen t;is -.lG Chsneey y Pratt shaIl per
sonsliy be and Hppr LefJTc aid Circuit Cont Of via
County the fist dsy ofiie thereof to be
oien 1t joliet j. siG County the Third Monday q
May l.gz AID plead. answer dea.1r the zaif
Compliments Bill % Complain the and the
and things trreln charged and stated will be taken
coBfrs ard decree entered sggHs: yea according
- the prayer Of her sad Bill
B. i. RUSSELL Clerk.
ossooD &IIoUsz G nsp's Sol.
Joliet Mracb 18th 1S62 <oSu
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

ESTATE OF GEORGE F. GREER, DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the third
Monday of April next, being the 2l-t day OF
said month"; shall attend before the County Court Of
viii County, the Court House in the city OF Joliet,
for the purpose OF setting and adjusting all claims
against the estate of George F. Greer, late of said
county deceased. when aud where all claimants are
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without de-
lay.
CLARISSA GREEN, Admx.
JAMES K. WILSON, Admir-
Dated Feb. 20, 1852. Of said Estate
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-25

.I,o announce BARTON SMITH, ne
S,Te reqne''r o. If the Township Justices Of the
,1'i 49,. ne ' ensuing town election
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-uE MARKETS.
.,,.,Price Current,
attp embellishments.
rown Collector.

.ofmany friends offer myself as n
,,hsrrqutelo Collector, at the ensuing town cleo
So sjiit the'S" 1T. MILLSPAUGU.
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.saHP Largest and Boz r=r-tef ,tc- II --.--
= shs LOWEST Iil4CEa e1e 1a
sIapy5 Z srJfAs.
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y 3 8 . 9
N E W GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED
AND RECEIVING EVERY WEEK AT
RAMSDELL'S
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Exchange Street, Joliet.
WITH many thanks to the citizens OF Joliet aud
" vicinity, for the liberal patronage we have re-
.ey ana all others purchasing Dry Goods In this
EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND LEARN OUR PRIcEsi
o U R A RTME MT
We think good as at any other Store SO that al,
will he able to nnd the Goods they may
want, and at as
LOW PRICES AS AT CHICAGO.
Or any ether Western City
I'm ID IL EsS BIS
Plain and Figured all Wool French Merlnos,
De LANES,
" French Flannels,
Mshair.,
Hamilton, Pacific,
and Manchester De Laines,
English, Merrinack,
Phillip Aliens,
Globe, Chicopce Forest Mills,
Bomba1Inss, Allpaeeas,
Chsllis, Grace PoPlIns
Lindscys, &C., a..
HOOP SKIRTS!
Over 200 just received from the manufacturers and
for sale as follows:
THE BOSTON PROMENADE SKIRT,
is Springs for sl,Oo
Is Springs 81 Is IS Springs sl.75,
20 $3.50; 80 I" $500.
THE WOVEN GORE TRAIL,
20 Springs for 1875,
THE TIED SHIRT.
rs Springs for Sl,25
MISSES WATCH SPRING SKIRTS, at low prices
SHA WIS! WIS.,.
Ladies' and Misses Wooden Long and square shawls,
Cloaks, and Cloakings, R.ImOral Skirts,
Cassimeres, Satinets, Doeskins,
Broad Cloths, Jeans, &c.
FOR MEN AND Boys WEAR.
D o NJ E S T l C!
Bid and Brown Muslins, Cotton Flannels; White
Wool and Demct Flannels Plain and Twilled
Colored Flannels, Lhaker Flanuels
Denims Tiekings, anb Stripes the lowest cash price
Blankets, Quilts, Diapers Table Cloths, Crash, &C.
LADIES AND GENTS ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hosiery, Gloves Needles Pins, Tapes Yarn, Sc., &C.
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- TOWN MEETING.

,ppy by request ofhis friends: offers hin
yCLRBshh.aI T3vu election as one OF the Tow
ID The eonsp ,ss Peace and solieits their support
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FARMERS CCOMMODATIOY saLeoN

No il JEFFERSON strict,
PETER CLAUS, Proprierot>
DEGS leave TO inform the public shat he has leased
ID the above Saloon, which is open for the recep
tiou of visitors Ills Bar Will lie always supplied with
the choices liquors, also Cigars Of the hest brands
Cold lunch all hours. oysters, Sariines and other
kinds Of refreshments served mp short notise.
Good Stabng fir 1.-THE accommodation Of horses
Joliet, oc:. LIST, 1851. nI5sm
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BURNEI HOUSE,

Corner Cfieago and Fan Buren, STREETS.
(cns sOor West Of YouEs's Hali)
JOLIET, ILLINOIS.
JOHN STAFFORD. Proprietor,
Toilet JuHS :, u tate 0fNew England Hotel
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Great Attraction.
N E w GOODS
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON
r. NJ. P A r X E r /,
is now receiving large and select assortment Of
NEW FALL GODS,
direct from the Eastern Markets. consisting In part
PLAIN AND FIGURED SILKS,
Pine French all Wool Deiatns,
Fine French Merinos, Reps,
Pamultas, English Poplins,
Pacific Hamilton Dclains,
Also Fine French Alpaca,
Bombaznes Canton Cloths,
French and English Black
and Colord Ladies' Cloth
for cLoAKs.
and Hamilton,
Beautiful Patterns,
ALSO LADIES CLOAK
Plain and Colored CT all prices and qualities
Special attention is directed to the
- " " - - 'A :" ~
which Ia unusually iuiI and complete In every de-
partmeut, and comprises all the most
Popular Styles Oh RI nts,
sheetngs shirtings, Denims, Stripes, Checks, Linen
and Cotton Table DamasK, Pillow Case Cottons,
Russia psper' IrsshS' canton FLANNEL &c,
All Of which will be sold as low as the same quality
Of goods can be bought elsewhere
SUI ton, and Lowell Prints, just received and for
10 RALEs Heavy sbe.,ipg. now sailing eb.,n
'NA
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THE FALL AND WINTER TERN
OF THE
North Western Female College,
ION the Lake Shore near Chicago)
AT EvESsTos, III.

VIII Commence September 2, 1851.
A FULL Faculty of experinced Teachers selected
N from the most popular Eastern Iustituti9ns-a
cvmmodions College e,lifice- with ample Library,
Cabinet and Apparatu--3 lovely aud remarkably
healthy site anil beautiful royes the Lake Shore,
have rendered this INSTITUTION deseTTedy popular and
widely celebrated during the past six years. Nni invite
increased patronage in TIE failure.
Apply for information or admission to
W p. JONES. President v. ". P. C..
Aug. 10 1861. to-Im) Eslu,t1u
IF you want q nice fitting Coat, 60 to
1 N-ffr-I.ss
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= you want nice fitting Coat, 60 .
TnITIXs'
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ossooD &HoUsz G nsp's Sol.
joliet. Mfash 18th 1s62 20
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Hlii County Circuit Court
Of Nay Term, 1862.