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S A n 70 r D. .-
FAMILY " .-
Ca HAR TIC PILLS;

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEG ETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES, Air tight and will keep in any climate.
The FAMILY CAT ,THARTIC PILL is gen.
tic hut active Cathartic "a, which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increas - ing demand from those
who have long used the Pills and the satisfaction
which al expires in rce- gard to their use, has in
ducel me to place them - within the reach Of all.
The Profession well . know the different Cath
artics act on Different = portions Of the bowels.
The FAMILY CNTHAR TIC Pill has, with due ref
orence TO this well cstah ., lished fact. been com
pOuned from a variety - .of the pursst Vegetable
Extracts, which act a. like on every part of the
alimentary canal and = good and safe in all
cases where a CaihaTtic is needed, such DE-
RANGENTs Of the SION - AcH, SLEEPISEss, PEIS and
soRNEss over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently, ne = neglected, end in long
Sc Of Fever Loss Of lAPPETITE. CREEPING sES-
of COLD the - body. REsrIETsNEss. HEGp-
ACRE Weight in the = head, all ISELAMMAToRY
DISEASES, " oRMs in Children or Adults. RHEU-
great PURIFI- = ER Of the BLOOD and many
diseases TO which flesh is heir, too numerous TO
mention in this adyer > tisemeut. DOSE, too.
Price 3 Dimes.
TIE LIVER INVlGORATOR AND FAMILY ca.
TIIARTIC PILLS recalled by Druggists generally
st. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
1856 Broadway, New York
Sold in Joliet by J. II. Brown, L. VI. Bray, Geo IL
Wc7Prun and j. Mccain. (Sept 13-nI3ly
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"a sANF OR DIS
LIVER INVIG0RATOR.
NEVER DEBILITATING


TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIREIH PROM GUMS,
and has become an estabIishedllct Standard Med
Icine, known and approvi fed by all that have used
it. and is resOrte to - with confidence in all dis
eases for which il Is re-t-+ commended.
1t has ed thousands . within the last two years
who had given mp all z hopes Of relief, as the nu-
merous unsolicited GER tifCates in my possession
show. -s ....-a q
The dose must be a - daptcd to the tempera-
ment OF the individual taking it. and used in
such qualities as to act . gently on the Bowels
Lei DE dictates Of your . Judgment guide you IN
the use oil the LIVER IN iviGoRAToR, and il Will
cure LIVER COMPLAINTS BILIOUS ATTACKS, DYsPEP-
STA. CHRONIC DIARRHd:A - SUMNER coNPL ANTS pYs-
ESTERE, DRoPsY, souri, STOMACH, HABIIUAL Cos
TIvENEss, CHOLIc, - ERA. CHOLERA MoRnUs choI
era infantum, FlRtu- = Hence, Jaundice. Female
Weakness. and may be used successfully as an
Ordinary Female Med-.s Iieine. ItNsiu cure Sex
HEADACHE. las Thousands can testify.) in twenty
mnuts, il two three.E Teaspoonfuls are taken at
commandments of att tack &C.
AL WHO USE II ARE GIVING their testimony in
its favor.
NIX WATER IN THE.S MOUTH WITH TIE ISvIGoR
KToR, AND SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER
Price one dollar per Bottle.
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PEOPLES PENSION.
BOU NTY NEY
AND
ATs AIM OEFEC

CNYDER, COOK SEQ, of CHICAGO. pro
Seamcn and Marines of the present War and for Wild
ows en4 orphan Children of those who have died
been killed while in service. Also bounty Money and
Soldiers
Tho heirs Of all Hers who have volunteered during
this present Tor two three years during tine
war and have died or been killed while in the srrvice
entitled to one Hundred Dollars Bounty Money,
and all ATrcGrS n I%y.
Invalils. disabled by wounds received or disease
contracted while ia the service entitled to LtruljI
Pas;oS whether they entered the service for three
LnOnths the
All who entitled to pensions Bounty Money
or have any Claims against the Government Safe
arising from the War, will receive all necessary nfor
uatinn and advice concerning their prosecution by
calling on
J. II. SEDGWICK,
Agent at Joliet fOr Synder. Cook Co.. at his Office
stones Store, jefferson st.
NAV Is. 1862. MS
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NAMED.

THREE OR FOUR PEDLERS with teams to -
Cultivators, for which good wages Jy the meath
OF liberal commission on he sales will lie allowed
. Applicants sssOuid lie prepared 70 CONNECT about
the 24th inst Apply PersonalIy the Subscriber az
Manhattan CT address by letter through joliet p o.
Manhattan. Apr 1se1 '--' Ivy On
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The S,tIy of 1geAicO.

On entering the town one is struck with
the regularity If tie Streets, the ch -
architecture rf buildings, the seIabl,
appearance Of the popula:i'n the down
cast link Of the men, the absence OF Osten-
taGiaus display Of wealth, and the VIeva-
lence Of flth hch everywhere meet th'
eye. On every side the passenger isiu-
porture1 for charity. Disgusting lereIs
whine for clacas; manned and mutI!a!eG
wretches, mounted on the backs of pnrtcis,
thrust out their distorted lin. bs and Cxp,s.
their sores, urging their human stecdS to
increase their pace as their victim increases
his to avoid them. RIws of cripplcs are
brought into the streets the first thing in
the morning, aud Deposited against wall,
whence their il ferral whine Is heard ii
livelong day. Mexico is the headquarters
Of dirt. The streets are dirty, the houses
are dirty, the men are dirty, aud the NO
men diriIer and evaEythirg You ent and
driak is di;ty. Observe every counter
sncr; with hardly an exception pbysIog
nom'rt will detect the expression at vice
and crime, and GORGEOUS guilt in each.
~ uue-lo, H. you in The face, but al
such rGsi wiih dow nggst eyes and hang
deg look intent upln thnughts that !
nut bear the light. Tie shops are pOcr
and IIEsupplied, the markets filthy in
extreme. Let no fastidiOus stomach 10,
into the shoys where pastry Is made.
A bashfuI gcntleman Of Holly Springs,
Mississippi, took violent 'hankerirg' af er
fair seamsfress Of the town; and after
great deal Of hesitation, finally brought bis
courage up to the stan ling point. and made
an evehir 9 call on the lady. lie found
Of lc-
OF n garment with tail rs z 0se. She,
however, received bin very courteouSly.
AID continued her work. A levy Of tie
.ssamst ess's female friends dropped n -
few minutes after our heroic file: had
subsidized into silence, for he found it ALSO
lutely impossible to maintain a conversa>
ten with the lady. The sudden entrance
of tho yisitors, instead If re ieving. only
added 20 his embarrassment, and be sat III
silence until his situation became painful
to all, but to none more than himself. All
effar,s to draw him into conversation prov
ed aburtiye, and it became matter Of Sc
riuus concern 10 tie ladies how to relieve
tho gentleman Of his embarrassment with
ont catastrophe. for he was well knowr
to all Of them as n gentleman Of grea
worth, bashfulntss heing his only fraiIty
The seamstress finally get through viii
her work, and called cut to the negr1 mar
in the kitchen:
'JOhnp
The door opened. and a stout, burly ne
grostuck lie head through the doorway
and sad:
Il is here. Missua.'
John, will you take this goose out?'
Our bashful friend srrsng TO his feet il
ON instant, and exclaimed:
i beg your pardon, madam, for intrud
ing on you, but / II 90 om myself?
And before the lady could explain he
meaning to him, he had gathered w hi
hat and made his exit, which was fcll1we
by the frantic yells Of the girls. am sol
~ to add that the little misunderstandlr
made on old bach,l,r aud old maid
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
No. Ii SOUTH FOURTH ST.,
SAIN Il us, MO.
Established for the benefit of strangers coming St
Louis in search of
SEEEx GER VSOHTNDE3D

and for persons living at distance who write to
the Army Intelligence Office and obtain reliable uor
nation of any settler that enlisted i'll the State of
Illinois, TnGicRd, Ohio. ohio, Michigan. Wisconsin,
Minnesota, kentucky and Missouri.
CORRECT INTELLIGENCE will be given Of any
Y soldier from the above Statos whether SICK
WOUNDED KILLED on TAKEN Prisoner. and in What bat
ties lac may have been engaged, and where his rsgi
nlent is stationed.
Information will also be given of the condition of
any sick wounded soldier in st. LoIis. LOUISVILLE
Cincinnati. Nashville Mound City, or any Hospital in
the Western Department: and where those Killed in
battle or have died from their wounds are buried and
where those taken prisoners are confined.
This is the only Army Intelligence Office in the
Department of the Mississippi Western department.,
and Information Of soldiers from any IF the above
States be given any time by calling writing
to the Army Intelligence Office.
Persons writing, viii please give the name Of the
soldier, what State he enlisted in au the number Of
his regiment. Charges for any kind of army Infor-
nation VIII be Two DOITSRs and arg persot IcTitjng
wiH TlsGss enclose The amount oIdsr to secure dte
tilH d their inquiries
Address: Army Intelligence Office St. Louis No,
in care L. o Box lSiS. In5O Iy
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JOLIET hlELLs,

C U S 7 ON DEP MEHT.
VIZ = would call tile attention II FarrTSEt iiyHg At
w distance aid On any Il tie -lal Rca Is so Ri
branch OF our business. We Will take your grisfs
tlO bushels and upwards fuIi the different dcpots in
the city and return theEI tit ay railroad ar
rangen'eEts Pcrmiting) srd your name and Railroad
station by mail VI we'll secured ~ this bags directed &c
Joliet Mills.
H0WK, HYDE co.
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tray Cow.

CTRAYED from this city, about the Ist july a male
- yellow Cow, short horns small head, about eight
years old. Whoever will return hcr to A. McNernv
in Joliet, give information where she may be found
will be paid for their trouble.
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INFALLIBLE AND WARRANTED!


Acoustic Pocket Article for the Deaf.
With which to hear Lectures Sermons, Speeches &c.
II is small, and can he carried in the pocket and
when used be entirely condcacd. 1t is constructed
of three kinds of metal with Gutta rercha tubes,
combined as to form powerful reflector of sound;
aud is altogether the most desirable instrument for
the deaf invented. letter enclosing full par
tculnrs will be sent any address the receipt OF
q 3 cent stamp with which 10 send the same.
Address, IL. MANI EIEbD, Book Seller,
ID 13l York Street, New Haven. Conn.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
5 L WING iCHIN ES!
NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES

THE Wheeler & Wilson manufacturing Company
Haring gGjacd oUtbcjr SUITS at Lar,
With infringing manufacturers Of Sewing Machines.
propose that the public shall he benefited thereby, and
have accordingly
Reduced tie Prices fdteiy Seeing Machines
After this date they will be sold at rates that will
pay fair profit tue of manufacture, capital in-
vested, aud expense of making sales; such prices
will enable tmem make first machines, and as
heretofore, guarantee them in every particular.
MRS. ]. +. MILLSPAUGU,
Nov -, 'CO-n2itf. Agent Joliet I'll.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COUNTY OF WILL,
Will County Circuit Court of the March Term, 1868
IN CliANCERY

COUNTY OF WILL, }
Will County Circuit Court of the March Term 1853.
IN CiANCERT.
Royal T. Barber, Conservatur aud sUcrrssor)
in Office Of Michael CrIcn, late CCnservatnr
OF the Estate OF Marccia Brannan a lunat:c,
V. Petition
John Cullen, Aun Erection, Rose Calvin. to sell
James NJ. Coyne, Mary Ready, Joseph CSNne Land.
Ellen Wheelln, CatEariIc Eeef aud Jane
Gafiney audtle unknown heirs at Law Of
MaIcrlIa BranHan. lunatic.
A FFTDAVlT Of the non-rrsilcnce Of John Cullen
IN Ann Brectou Rose Calvin, Joseph COyne. Ellen
NheclHu. CathaIire ReeE Jane Gaifney and the un-
known heirs at law of Marccia Brannsu a lunatic.
defendants above named having been fled in the Office
of the Clerk Of said court; Notice is hereby given to
the said John Cullen. Ann RTeptnn Rose Calvin. Jo-
selh COyne, Ellen Wherau. cathariue Keet Jane
Gaffne- and the unknown heirs at law of Marcclla
Brannuu n lUnatic that ROYAL T. Barber COHseryatnr,
and successor in Oic of Michael Cullen late CoEserYa-
tor OF the estate OF MeTcelia Grammar unatict he said
petitioner filed HE nedspcti,ion in said court on
the chaDcery side thereof. the ~ Ia day of Deem
Der 1862 for authority to sell the following des-
cribcd real estate which IL Of said Mnrcca Brannan
Innate, towt The undivided half of the South West
quarter Of Section nineteen ( in Tow nshtp
(3G) North Range number tIO East Of the tiiird
principal meridian. aud that theIeupon a SUMMONS
issued out Of sad court against the said defendants
tuTnatle the thJr! Monday uf March A d 1868
as is by law required. Now unless You e said John
Cullen Ann Breton. Rose Calvin joseph COyne. FL
len Wheelan, Cath1riue Reef. Jane Gafiucy and the
unknown heirs ut law Of Narcelia Brannan a iuuatc,
shall personally lac and appear before said Circuit
Court of VIII County the first day Of the next
term tbeTeof To lie holden at the Court HOnse in the
city of Joliet, in said county the third Monday of
March next 1868 and plead answer demurr TO the
said amended petition. the aud tile matters and
things therein charged and stated will taken as
confessed by you ami decree will be entered against
you according to the prayer u said amended petition
RE BARRIER Pro Per Sol.
Joliet. Dec e. 1862 n30-iw
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FOR CATTLE AND EEoRSES.

FOR CATTLE kED EE0GSES.
rTIIIS il truly Great Remedy. Ha!f . cSn. bot
J lie Of Sloal1's Iurtaut Relief. given IA pint Of
water, seiuyN fails e. cure horse ui Cole in
few mEutCE: IL extreme eases repeat the dose in i
minugtS.
For Bruises Strains. Sprains AMI EEaIIy ether iriur
les on Horses Cattle. ana ether nrsslS, s.uns In
slant Relief speedily elects cure. AInI persons
have been astynisGed witness the rapid cure effected
by the Of this wuudrriul medicine.
G1y-Gct Circulars Of Agents.
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Farm For sale.

The subscriber James Tempeton. offers for sale his
Sel known Farm Of 100 acres with House, Barn aud
Sheds Situated miles Joliet on the Road 10
Channahon. The Farm is under the finest tivntion
For particulars enquire at the premises Of p. ocon-
nor. Joliet No a. I'm
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Imprisonment for Violation Of IDjlInC-
IiCHS in Selling Sewing Machines.

MIR. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested Ivy the
w United States Marshal, and lodged in Ellridge
street jail, for violating injunction by selling sew
ing machines. On motion of George Clifford, Esq.
attachment WAS granted 10y Judge Smay. in the
United States Court against the defendant, for scn
sewing machines, in violation Of injunction issued
against him. on the patents owned by the Wheeler
Wilson Manufacturing Company, and the Grover d Ba-
ker Sewing Machine Company. and known as the sew
ing machine feed patent Violating the order of Courts
il rather serious matter, it renders the offender
liable to punishment by fine and imprisonment.-New
York Times. Soft
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Trustees Sale.

"HEREAS, on the twenty fourth day Of October.
w A D. 1860, David PHTr. u his life time since de-
ceased and Mary Ann ParT his wifs, 10y their certain
the Recorders office Of Will County aud State of Hi
nois In Book 80, page 1885, did convey 10 me the IN.
dersgned the land and premises errnat er described
ia trust TO secure the payment Of certain promissOry
note bearing wen date with said deed for the payment
OF the SUM OF TwentyhTee Hundred Dollars payable
10 Cornelius q. Van Horn order, one year after
the date thereof at the Exchange Office of the under
sgned IN joliet viii County and State Of Illinois,
ANA whereas default has been made the payment of
said note and application has been made 70 me by the
legal holder OF said note, to sell the premes so con-
Neyei according TO the terms Of the Trust deed
set forth.
Now therefore public notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of the an hOTty contained and given in accord
ance with the terms of said deed Of trust shall on
Saturday the thiTteth day Of August A. ID. Is62 be-
tween the hours Of ono and four o'clock IN the afler
noon o. that Cay at tbe North door Of the Court House
in Joliet County ofwHl aud state Of Illinois sell al
public velidue TO the highest bidder for cash the penn
lses IN said deed Of trust described Wit The North
halt OF the North West qusrter Section No thirty
sx I"e) Ia Township No thirty six. Nerth " Range
No. nine 90 Fat of the Third Principal Meridian
containing eighty (s0) Of laB be the same more
or less situate in the Comfy Of VIII and State Of I'LL
nos Aforesaid together with the Appearances there
unto belonging and all right and equity Of redemption.
and all rights Of homestead exemption Of the said
grautors therein, their heirs executors aduinstra-
tors or assigns.
TURI osGoOD, Trustee.
Jeliet- August 5, 1882
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GUARDIANS SALE.

STATE w OF ILLINOIS a
DY viTtne Of decretaI order Of the County csust
I'D Of VIII County, entered At the June term tharsS
A. d, ls62, the application OF the undsFSigne6s
Guardian Of Daniel c. Henderson, James D. HfndeOr
and John ID. Henderson, minors 10 sell the ~
lowing described real estate belonging 10 said Mines
situate in the County Of VIII and State Of Ilin0s
wit the undivided q Of the following Lotsl GsB.G
Lots b. 1O-Lots s B. IL, East Jolist-3S
east 5-l2 Il. ~, BoWens Addition 20 joliet, a1&0S
undivided p E1zNBL Sec 10 T. IS X 10 q y
u, all subject TO the dover Of The undersignsd, H
shall the l0th day Of July next, between The hSn
sf 10 O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock p NJ Of said day, ssn
the said real estate public sale az the door q he
Court House IN the city 81 Joliet, 20 the highest and
best bidder. Terms Of sAlO fo0Ss; ose third saaA
in baud, balance and two years tn(1onal pap
meHts, with per cent interest, note dud~ nortGARs-
the premises for the unpaid purchase mO0ey uiR
be uequred Of the ruTchaser-and deeds clear or dsU
or andncumbrance III be made to the purchase go
HELEN A. HENDERSON GuardIAa as siOuss.IAk
June %, 1861.
The above sale In adjourned 10 the 9th day % A.
gust next, to take place at the time Of day asG
place. HELEN A HENDERSON,
Jny N. 1852. Gnsrdi-A
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Illinois Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS EA2ERIENCE OF OVER p YEARS.
Capital, Sl.OOO,OO0'
lenses Paid, S7OO,OOOs

Capital, SlsOOO,OO0'
Losses Paid, S7oO,oOo'
INSTEAD Of tho pr,f,S for sintannuGl dividends IN
| addition to- premiums usually dawn from thr In
sIrred hy stock Companies to- pay Eastern Stockhod'
prs tho rates the IIIISoIs MUTUAL are 80 cqutaiy
arranged a only 20 require from the Members sum
ccnt money to pay. with rI1iy, all Lt'S'es and eN
nenscs The Premium Notes, now amounting to over
one Million If Dollars are secured Ivy lien upon
tho PROPERTY insured. valued ut over Ten Milions-
This ample Fund affords guarantee Tor the pay
u,cnt nf loss-thc security being all located III
II inns and sul to Laws. No policies are
issued ont thl- State. The Members are subject 10
no ,tion-nli losses being adjusted 10y agreed arhI-
tIaiinu All Losses ct>Iir within Ninety days that
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance.
BOARD or DIRECTORS
r. X Hart L,mnn TrumbHll. Robert Smith,
S,nInrl Wade EIias Hnblard, Timothy Turner,
} " Schwspple, u. Gilman, II W. Billings,
Rsui 7. Long L-kCl"Ther%"r, Henry Lea
2. a. Hoffman, John Atwood, NJ. IL ATWOOD,
OFF, G RS
NJ q. ATWOOD. President.
l. EELLENBERGEE, Trcasurcr. ard Special Agent.
JnIN ATWOOD, Secretary.
John Bla-trll. GEL. gS j. X. Howard, AHs'tGrn. A 6
HS-LCcai gents ut every county town in the State
BIssELL Il HEATH, Agents, Joliet,
Sept |. 1861 nj;
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TO THE PUBLIC.

rTNHE Largest and hest ssorted st, ok OF Hardware
i at the LOWEST PRICES, can be found at the
.raaH 80 STRONG BROOKS
DRAN and .snoRTs ~ The 100 or ton, at NM
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s.u. BuRm1Ss J. Van TV,EcnT1E.
NOTICE.

e forbid any person from buying note, dabed 49,
I'd, lso2, and signed Patterson EdEsuorth, - \
a fraudulent note and won't pay Il.
Joliet, Sept %, 1862. JIG. PATIKRe0E.
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S LO Ms TMEN r

FOR Milincss. Safety Certainty. Thororgbness,
Sions Ointment ia rapidly sup .rcrlinE all other Oint-
ments and Lin imcuts for tue Of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls II all kinds, CmcB
ed Heels Riugbouc PoleviI wind=aiis, CaIus, Spavus
Sweeney. fistuia FOuudrrcd feet. SaUd Cracks.
Scratches of Grease, Mango and Hur-c DIstcmpcr,
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He INV Aids HOME.
EE. KNAPP, N. 3D.,
FORMERLY OF y. L. mas orrNED AN
1 Il + L L M 4 X 7,


~ CHICAGO. HI.
ON now system, which embraces the most Hppr,,v-
~ Cd methods Of treating Diseases in this any
ptker country. All fcmHl. Diseases, Lung DiseIA. =
CSuCCT- and Ehc EHati-H, SFri0i Jiscas-s
in LIS Institution IN tn treatment Il which
aas hsL I"Te eAreFInse or greater sncCesE than the
Doctor. 10 cSnsulIRts, Tor years. have averaged
from five 20 thcys and year. The following dis
cases which are ~ToUonnt' ri iacuTable 10y the Medical
Faculty generally .re treated vfth in iIlis In
sti!UIiOI All nervous Rnd Hc1ralgsc affections, dis
Of women, all forms CT scrofBa. dyspepsia,
stpaiuu, skin diseases. 7cvT"as aud THh-rCnloHs
affections including pulmon cone nfnliioli, rbenInn-
tlSIu igIaiysls EPILEPSY. Asthma. salt rAcnm. remit
tent and intermittent frycrs tie diseases ofchildr;
He has had an extensive practice and wonderful sue
cess in the treatment Of CANCERS, wi.'ch he cure.
SItl'uut the knife lie treats successfully ~ IL
method, all the Gisoasez uf the EN + and EAR.
Remember. the dU1tuT lncs not promise TO al
stages OF diseases While ALL diseases cUEAELE y
taken in season, all s-AGEs not. Your may he
CUrabie this week not ncxt--tO day. not Tomorrow
hence, the danger ofdclav
Tie Building pleasantly located. spacious, and viii
accommodate several hundred patients. No ca-e will
Ice received where there any doubts Scure CT
relief. The best nurses only enTioyed. VINO with the
physician. Will make all fcal at home that put them
selves under the care of hs institution.
JEEMS-tTCm Gen to fifteen dollars per week. iBUdTi-
one month. can lie satisfied IL the benefit
they may receive ia Chronic Diseases ia less time.
Many paticuts, who not allie to the IufI
mary. can be sucos ssfuily treated At IA me which vii.
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All letters inclosing letter stamp, addressed to
prompt attention.
ConsUlA' free Office Hours from A n. t. N
Office Us South Clark ST.. Clark aud Monroe
Sept. II, 1870. nl3ly
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kS>isIscc's sale.

N-OTTCE = LoIely given that J. the underlined
~ VIII SCI ri Public AUctInn Friday. December
18Th 1S2 At she Court House in Joliet, all the right
title and int-r"s. which Thomas HatiOB aRi viz aad
Thomas bsti"n. Jsurar aid wife conveyed 70 ne hy
their Deed Of Assignment hc,is die Jane ~. 1sel
and r'elrd-d in the "ice ~ the Record-T Of win C.
u! III lk 80: pages from IS - 50 znd the sses 81
the Ntc0rflr Of Grurdy CO. IN in bOOk No. s. page
III q seq. and in the flee ef the Recorder ofCeok Co..
IA book .l", rage iel q 81 Of in and 10 the following
described real estate, viz;
III" East half uf South half 81 North half Block qs
an Bwons Addition Ia Joliet; = nth frt q lot s.
block 10 West JOct: Blocks 10 aud I3 Srhoel Section
Addition tn J"ii t',e Stone Ware House properly On
Let q bl'cE Is, NCFf ulici. sEd Lot bCrk SehooI
section Addition i0 Joint: lois !. :. and s. block
- iollus'Sn- Roberts aud StoTTs Adj 60 Chicago.
TERMS CASH.
Jolict, Nov. l., 1Scl F.G1uDSPEEI Asfrn.s