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EBR NAEEI

WISH f. sen ny PLAssATICN. srt-sfs1 tvo
mics above Dc-lnr, ca tLs Essl.snpi Central
ksIroad, eoataniDg seven hun1rsd and twenty seres.
tlree hundred Of Whch ere under fen O.. toaeI her with
ne sroWirg e'c2i alot Of likely aeF-oes. Mules. and
stoek OF ever description, Yl-ntati q tools ss The
place is desirable alt Ii1vi 81 ~ll wsh 10 Tu-bass
% cal and ezsGias fr themselves.
an-l IlL- Z y r-rnr
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Wanted.

A ny discharged conscdpt or go der wbs Is familiar
n with TIA Business, can GET emf. 0ymeat AID good
wages 50 OTersser OF ny pace, SIX niles from Clinton,
MssissiDpi, by applying % me- on ths place, or % Col
J. ~ We, b m, as Cinf1a-
sr25Iw. W. D. CALI
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SUNDRHE s.

@D-G0s Cth Pots smoothing irons. W4tsrirE
Fols PAD Locks, Rn Locks sa5s Bru.hes. 3 ass-
I5, AItness pecan Mas, aI< Sfr-insrs, EngIish
&c s-d fresh Irish Potat1ss. EsIt W-aDginz Paper.
Htad-W CT s., Patty, Ece D7-d Fat tse. e.. for
- A1GhtDzE s. USTIN.
gu14-HN n---H.r o. a- IN n- 80
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MF1RNATIaY WANFED.

A NY rCrs9n bnowiuE asythirg of ny SERVANT
u KAN, L COX wiz pFass ter hin thzt I
have irst arrived from E;ew Orleans and can be found
81 TIE Eswman H1ass Jackson Hiss. he was sent TO
Hoy Springs, Mississippi, In august Last. Any person
know ns hn viii please give hin = pass TO Jackson.
.a9I5-l0ts J. J. BRYANT.
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Confederate Soldiers Aid Society.

THE Ccncs5-rs.s scids5rs' Afd Society VII p-ssss
L s5.eub c at Jnck5ln, on WEDNESDAY, sic 2Bh
Hay T. is desirable that eseh suziIiary society ba
pres cared 90 Ezke a report 90 thai tine, aad that each
Wit endsavor TO collect 3 SocetT Fund
O;hzr Societies wishing 20 uHi,s with "a wHl Be nest
cordially received. hrs. JAS. G. M0ORE.
Prssidens Confederate Sod os' Aid Society, MISC.
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70 TEfE LHnFEAI

CONFEDERATE STATES 90 AMEEICA,0
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE.
RcEm1Hd Va. Hazel 18th, 1863
0irc1lzr.l
AZ 2CICAL PURFEYcRS VIII make ea5eavcrs
Ii tSrougS c-r-- publi Le1 90 newspapers, 10 induce
ire ladies t-rozF1rut tee Sou q % irlrr-st themselves
in tire cui urs 0Eths GARDEN POPPY. They nay
tk1s render he C0uledcraey essential rvise.
ISignedl s. P. MOORE,
SlrEzOl General. @. S. a.
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o. Sir Tatton S. kas, the spsrlny baron jast
dead, il is said tbas he rover rode in E canisge
bat ones In his life. On his wedding day be
went home from church with his vile 6y this Go
Lim) unknown conveyance. lie said alter
ward that hs did not find it SO bad as he ex-
Dected"
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TIE Geneva Gazette says he following is q
copy Of an advertisement posted in q e0nspicu-
0C5 place On g manufacturing establishment in
thas village &" Wanted -Four industrious
yOuog men wish to mary four respectable
young ladies' who enjoy g fortune Of $500 each,
10 evade the drsfk. Tnru'ra within
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An intelligent physician writes that there is
no more ceTts;n method Of ~propagsting scarlet
fever and psrpelUating Consumption in a family
than the practice, now adopted by many, Of
keeping 81 house closed for several months after
a death has occurred in IL.
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Rdna5nfs1rafor's Woffre.

~ OfiCE is hsreay gwen % ll pzrsrns having
II clsiIs az T-st the est1ts Of Jas. Ana rose. deed,
20 Gems forward ard present them within the time Pre-
.criaed BY Law. or they will 5e forever barred and,
further tt0se ewing he estate y 4 a. once ems fJr-
ward and settle without DELAY.
ELNIEA AMBROSE.
-hQT rawc-u --
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The Assembly ofhea jersey rs5eltly passed .
bin providing that sny mulat.o or negro canning
into that Safe, end remaining ten days therein,
shall be transported 20 Liberia, CT some island
in ths Yves. Iudies where slavery does not eZ
ist and authorizing the governor to pay the
expense, rot azessding fifty dollars in each case
arising under the act.
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An actor named Aionzo Parks died at Row
land Fiat, Sierra county, California, on the 22d
Of February. Eighteen men worked nearly all
Gay preparing the grave. The snow was tair.
teen feet deep, and a large space had to be
cleared CT before tho ground could be reached.
In The evening q snow-stcrm came on and filed
up tho excavation, go that thirty or forty per.
sons were occupied until neon Of the next day
breaking tie trail snd completing the grave.
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RICHMOND, April 1, ISI

AH eiszsHs heretofore srrested By Federal
authority, and released upon parole, whether
that parole was TO return to Federal lines, or to
procure TIE release of any other person, or for
any other purpose, or with aug sort of obliga.
ton, have been declared by the express sgfes-
nent of the Federal sgont of exchange, re-
leased from said parole or any obligation named
therein. 10 OULD,
Agent Of Exchange.
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4 large amount of arms and ammunition are
70 be stored in the United States arsenal in An
eusta, Maine. Twenty thousand English Enfeld
Taes, three hundred thousand rounds Of fxed
ammunition, and any number Of tuns of gun
powder, hsve already been received, and ether
stores Of war are on their way there for safe.
keeping, in view Of future emergencies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-28

A PRoTEsT-Ths Federal district attorney
in Forida, T. J. Boynton, Esq, has written a
letter to Colonel Joseph S Morgan, command
ing ct Key West, protesting against Gen. Hun
teT's orders to transport the families Of all
while persons residing within the limits Of his
command who have husbands, brothers or sons
" in rebel employment to the rebel lines,
which order that officer constructs as meaning sl
those who have such relatives " residing " with
in the rebel territory and control. Hs also says
such an ecs is " Illegal upon every principle of
constitutional right; it is Illegal upon svery
principle Of the Law of conquest Of territory;
1t is Illegal upon every principle of personal
rights, founded on natural law; it is violative
Of every principle of law, justice or humanity"
III. B1ynton viii soon feel the keen edge Of the
decapitating Ak Of his abolition masters, re
predict.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-28

We have been able to learn but little add
tioral of the operations Of the Federals at this
point yesterday, or as to the strength Of the
force that visited the town. The telegraph
wires were cut in a number Of places, but
through the energy of the operator at Brookha-
ven, the lire is working through today. The
operator St Hazlshurst made his escape yestsr-
day, with his instrument, and not having re-
turned, 20 reports have bsen made hom that
point. Neither have we been able to ascertain
tie direction taken by the enemy the Off
Ger in command, however, was heard to in
cure the route to Brookhaven.
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For SAFE

on DOZEN SOFT RATS
~ 10 dOzsu Wac1en 5-.r+-
dozen White Hzn5ks-esiegL
p dozen Hol0-ei
GO ya-es KsrzeyE
100 yards Boucss-.
% psirs Csv4ry ECot-aad a general ssso-t.
mant q Caleoee, D5l-i1-s. Layol 80
4. y. WITH POO
aP<tA" Canton Hfra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-28

The COSsCRIPTIoE ACT ~ YALLASDTG-
HAMS D~IsTRICT-Tbs following is q letter
taken from the person Of an Ohio cayalryman,
captured at D1uvile. Il is from The brother Of
the prisoner, and is p2st-marked Ash 2 dge,
Ohio:
Bill Davis hes been at home two weeks. 7
don't know whether be has 6 parole or not. L,
had entertained the hops Of seeing you soon
You are perfectly AWAKE OF what you are fight
ing for, end would ask, Is that what you en-
listed for 2 l. is not; then there IS nothilg com
pnlsory OF binding 70 MAKE you stay. You en-
listed for the sole purpose Of defending our Gov
erEmsnt and It's Institutions. But since the 22i
Of September, the programme is changed
changed 20 whatl To a id Internal crusade
szsinss the Institution Of slavery. I know You
did not eniec for that, and I know you DO not
entertain such principles. Who're, then, would
there be any dishonor in leaving the service,
where you were deceived as to its true calling
But enough Of this. for you are well posted. l.
seems, from the latest news, that the c0nscrip-
ton or dTGft bill has passed, but we dCn't re
gard i. IS amounting 10 anything, for they can't
make US 90.
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rrnnar,nn,Irfsrmn,ian.
RICRMoEp. March Sd. Is63

following correspondence between Hon. IN.
H. Smith and Commissioner Oala, which con-
tsins important information for some of our citi-
zens:
RICRMoED, March 80, 1853.
Hon. r. Ould, Commissioner, etc.;
DEAR Sra: Many citizens Of paris Of my dis
trict beyond the lines ofour army who have rot
been in The military service Of the Confederate
or State government, have, at different times,
been arrested by the enemy.
They have been discharged from imprison-
mebt only on condition Of their takiug an cath
of neutrality. This oath binds such as take 1t,
not to commit any act of hostility to the United
States, nor to aid their enemies 50 long as the
United States forces occupy the particular 10.
cality where the party IS resident. In some in
stances the obligation has been imposed to the
extent that the person 50 arrested and held, viii
commit no hostile act nor aid thu enemies Of the
United States during the pending war.
May 1 ask whether the recent agreement be.
tween yourself and Commissioners Ludlow, dis
charges these obligations VIXEN entered into (?
Most respectfully, W. N. Il. SMITH.
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EIHN Il - II

DANAWAI fr-m tie md ? toned. on the lOth Int,
Ii the NuLATTO BOY. aLERsD saout five feet
irur or I've inches high ==ig-s ABA. one Eu-d-ed ard
ta.rt7 Eve poUsis, 81 rse5 on the fare from suallvox,
q1ifk spoken when -rCEcu to. viii pay the above
rew2dt 20 a1y UaC VINO may lodge BIN o. jsl
HENRY FOX
ET@AHaFH -Hrs-nhn O.
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.. II. CANNON g 90,

Special Orders No. 113.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT MISSIS-7
EIPPI AND East LOUISIANA.
JACKSON, hiss, April 90 1861
Extr.ctl
FRO and Alter this date no Sugars or Ma
4 . ltssss belonging to prfva.e parties viii b Al
loved TO leave til Department until fulthsr ordsrs
BY order Of Lieut. General PEHBEHT0S
r ". MEaAIEGER-
auas1w AAG
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EJzs SALE,
1T Z. z. C.FRTERS.

s7T Z. z. C.FRTER'S.
GH0 PAIRS LADIES' SEOES,
sd psrz Ns1 er.sF
- pairs Lsa's B5ots.
> o idz. Gr1c1J Goes,
10 boxes Elzrar.
= boxes me E-sufv.
Lln4 Beans ana F-esh T5nssocs n es-r.
&'sr Candles SoEz. S0sD.
Dried Aupias. Ser.cl CnrF ra-r[7-E
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Notice 10 ConscrfDfs.
HEADQUARTERS CAMP OF INSTRUCTION
E-RO0RHAvEN, Hi-., April lIth, 1853

HEADQUARTERS CAMP OF INSTRB CTTOE,
E~ROoRHAvEN, Hiss., April III, 1853
Special Order NJ p
I IEUT. WI MCEEEVER vii proceed, without
~ ds'sy, 20 the count Is OF Kinds, Copiah. Claiborne,
Jof-rson and Adams, and Is hsreby suthOdzed aud or
deud 70 enroll al men liable 80 c5zsar pion between
The ages Of eigE-s6n and forty.
He vii arrest all 6ss5r.erB, s~traggiers, and uen ab.
sent from b tr conmonSs beyond their fur ouehs, and
send them to he nearest miiiay post. By order
So. r CLARK.
Major and A. A. G..
In O sdienos 10 the above order bsvs established
ny headquarters a. Port aih1on, Clsiber county.
I cal On al she f. and R-cd citizens 20 do beir
country a service oy ss-is i1R ms 70 enroll conscripts
I'D restore 20 their eoulEEds those w10 are now
sinking thatr sworn duty to tEer coultry, AID are
igncbiy iurSiaE a. hsms sc a time wh=a ne need every
odd e. IN the lad.
Auy information in regard 20 conEcripts. s~trsggerz'
aud dess-te-s. VIII be tkankflly received by ne 81 th80
aoov4 headqusriers. WI. M~CKEEVHR,
ans Iw TrrnHirr Oscar. /.
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WR8TTR. 10 @PTECHASE.

ONE gool CARRIAGES DRIVER, between twenty
~ aud hirty yssrs OF sge.
ALSO-rwo gcod O.. ks. Wsshers and HonsTs, be-
tUcea twenty and twenty-five years Of age. Address
r. y.
srgs I've Apnesl Offce.
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IUsT RECEHYRD.

JUST RECEIVED,
DUEE WITTY FLASNEL. ALPACA.
Il CAnbric Lires Shirt Nss1lss, Pi1s, Buttons,
Spool aCd Flax Thread Hook and Eyes,
Buckles, Prime Shaving Boxes Pipes,
Blocking, Ink, in I'm q bottles
Cloves, Eutuegs, Ladies Hcse.
sale Rope ana Baggiug. CAT Ski1,
Horocco El0tic, Slcel Bali, etc, cts, TO- Fsle at
wholesale eny by J.B. CHANDLER
Magnolia hiss
ALSO-TwO nugeies, one Cart and several Sc $ Of
good aarne4s one broken windsd Male.
eYsg 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


WILL be psld for SUBSTITUTE over forty-fvs
W years o. age. Address, Immediately,
Q. W BOYD,
an285t Ee7toa. Niaa.
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A GENTLE HNT-We would suggest to the
members Of those infantry regiments now being
mounted, hat the horses they ride are not made
CT iron or slasl. Int are suhjset TO wear and tear
By hard ussgs. We have observed numbers of
them rushing through the streets this morning
IS though tie town was on Ere. A continuance
Of such rough usage viii very soon render the
animals unfit for seryics. "a word to the
wise,'' etc.
e The publication Of the communication
forwarded US by " Oae Of the Pensacola Boys
could not possibly 60 any good at present, if at
any time.
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SHRswErHTRs

a GOOD CURRIER and ~TANNER-G9F sale e
a twenty-five HUNDRED d1liass-sold for 70 fault
NELSON s. HERON,
20 It"F fen-n nFi-s
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4 FEEALE TEACHER capable Of teaching TIE
"A English breaches, 90 trke charge % g family
-eaOoL S.-uE'iau desirable and pcrms-eut snd Wsgea
good. An elderly LADY %prsfsusd Apply to
IF HODGES
ap1I5.a D-raat Aia
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2hTcc Days AEer the Cnarlestoa Fight,
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Americana
OFF CHARLESTON BAR, april IO-We are
stu lyiDg eli Charleston bar, and the Ironsides
the Moniauk, Weehawkea, Caiskill, Nahaut,
Nantucket and Pzsseic are holding thsir posi-.
tlons IN line Of battle along tho shore of Morris
island, tho leading vessel being less fhsn two
miles fem Fcrt Sumter. There they have laid
since the 6gbt on Tuesday, wholly inactive.
Tbs Patapsco leE on Wednesday for Port R9vsL
The feeling in the feet e. this future to renew
the attack on Sumter is most intense. Ihave
heard quite q number Of officers assert thst thew
feel Themselves personally disgracsd, and ex
press the hope Chat a man should bo sent to
take command Of the feet"
FLAGS OF TRUCE.
Yesterday two flags Of truce wore sant ont
from Charleston, bot we have only r1mors IS n
their purport. The sailors Of the Irensidss init
mats that the rebels gave the admiral notice "a
leave within twenty four hours, and al manner
Of jssts and j1kes, at the admiral's expense, are
floating through the feet.
TO BE sEET TO ~FARRAGgT.
It is now understood that the ontirs iron-cla5
feet are TO be sent down to join Farrsguti
squadron and participate in operations on To,
Mississippi. TIE effect Of this announcement
on the Cfice,s ard men he's bgen quite cheering
IS they have abandoned all hope Of reepine
h0nors in connection With this section.
Tbs delay Of tie feet hero is altogether on &C
count of the arrangements making FIR the de-
s~tructiOn of tho Keokuk. Ths sea has beer
rather rough for the work, and it has not We.
hsea accomplished, though hopez are enter.
tAined that It viii be today. The rebels gre
building a battery on the beach opposite the
wreck, and they ere SLOWED to progress with
the work without interruption. An occasional
she'll would stop them, hus tho order is not e
fire, as it would only shave the efses Of ir,i
tating tho ensmy.'
Our tug.boats are hourly passing aloHg the
channel, from one monitor to anO.her, within
easy range Of thu shore, and as the enemy does
not FIRE on them. it msy be presumed that hey
have orders also rot 10 initiate tbs euony.n
How il viii be, however, when they get theil
battery fuisaed commanding the lower bay, Is
not known.
Il APPEARANCE OF SUMTER.
The appaarance Of Sumter to-day, tho third
sines the boNbsTdmsnt, shows no change. The
rebel Gag is flying, but the State flag is down,
it only being hois.ed as 3 signal Of ouT approach,
of which there is no sign today. a large
white tent hss been put MP on The angle Of the
fort facing the fest, doubtless for the accommo-
daiion Of the officers who are watching our feet
and ths movements Of the tug boats through
their glasses. They doubtless wonder what it
all means, ard arc rs wise as rs, who know that
il means nothing but imbeciity or something
WOTso.
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IMPORTANCE OF THE MOUNTAIN DISTRICTS
From the New York POST

According to cur author, the tbeater or Geld
Of war, in our case, divides itself naturally into
three ~zones-the right, or lrsns-Mississippi The
center, lying between the Mississippi and the
mountains; snd the left, between the moubtaios
and the seabesrd. The last he esteems the
chief, on which the principal opcrstion5 viii be
conducted, and he regards the rigdt flank Of the
left z ono as The true field of grand operations
The army operations in the center zone
viii be secondary to that of tbe left zone, and
should only serve as a kind Of diversion.
"COnpsriug what has been said under the
head Of Base Of Operation" fig. l, with tie
left zone, we shall find that it exactly cores
ponds With the ease stated there; a B would rep
resent the Potomac; B d tho Atlantic ocean a c
The mountain chain or the frontier Of Western
Virginia; c d the Savannah. II we succeed ia
placing our srmy along a c, we should be able
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ResuIt Of the Plight nj Chsrles,ou.
70 N OHsIlUotUA I'D UIIi III LHLo 5ILt
THE COUNTRY DISGRACED.

G. c.. Fulton writes TO the Baltimore Amsr:-
can of which he is tie editor, from one OF the
vessels in Charleston EsIbor, in this strsin:
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- 9U1S III UA -
WANTEDl for SUBSTITUTES fcr he war
n9ae aFsr icrtT fvAwiI answer E5mulaTation
wa prove a0unda2tly ssGsfsetntY. Apply 20
MJGEI5GE g. AUSTIN,
Ff1uf street,
sp-1S- 07voste City Hall Hospital.
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Goal..COal..COaI.

TIVE subscriber having recently discovered his
i farm, Ave miles from Wilmington Illinois, and
about two aud a half miles west Of the Kankakse
Feeder bed Of eoal-our feet thick only forty feet
between the surface and under rock will SELL or lease
on advantageous terms JOHN FOLEY.
Nae lat
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22

A8-If you want to get little than the market
price in cash trade for Prime Butter, Eggs. White
Beans, Potatoes, Onions, any thing have to SELL
60 to CaSwelTs.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22

BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, Jatches, Butts and
Screws,
NAILS, CUT & WROUGHT
Carpenters Tools,
Farming Tools OF all kinds,
FORKS, SHOVELS 4 Hoes,
PL0WS and Cu'tiVators,
Horse 4 Hand Hay RAkes,
Hunts 4 BloOd's AXES,
POCKET CUTLERY,
TABLE do
CHAIN PUMPS,
LANTERNS,
POWDER aud SHOT,
In short everything
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22

AR-Get your Eavss Troughs, Conductors, and all
yonr 9nwork dOnaby DIR. CYAN PATTEN.
He Is with BROOKS
Joliet, Dec. q, 1869
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C U R IN G
ARMY OF THE NORTH,

by and with the consent Of the highest
Government Authority.
A GUAR NTTEE. In point of
strength, will guarantee my Bitters
to contain q large proportion Of real
medicinal ingredients and virtues than
any other Stomach Bitters in the mar
ket and By comparison with others 1t
will be seen az once, that they are
STRONGER. aud upon trial will be found
more efficieDt than all others; they are
agreeable to the taste, inVigorating in
effect made Of good materials and an
article that nay customers purchase the
second time with equal satisfaction,
2 lthas been my purpose to put forth
IN article that will please all my custO-
mers and honestly do all that l. claim,
\ ed for them, will not pablish 0r make
any claims for these Bitters that are
not CONSTANT or that their virtues will
not warrant, Each bottle eootaiDs a.
represented ONE FULL QUART, thus Civ
ing to every person rs regards the guam
y t:ty, the worth OF the money invested.
. Let every body try them and they will
be fully convinced Of the truth Of the
above statements.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22
SHERIFF,S SALE.

QY virtue Of a writ Of exception and Fee Bill, IL,
ID sued from the Circuit Court Of VIII COuaty, 10
favor Of Henry X. SteEsas, plaintiff aud against
Chauncey McDade and Lewis BerOW. defendants, at
O'Clock, r NJ, on the 9th day Of January, A. d
1858, at the north door Of the Court House, in the
city ofJoet, shall offer for sale at public yendue
all the right title and interest Of said defendants in
and to the following described property, to nit:
the vest half Of the south quarter Of Section six
20 Township thirty five (35 Range O) east oftbe
third Ms eoaaining Olgetf eS0) more OF less;
also the north east quarter u6 east quarter Of
same Section, Township sud range aforesaid, contain
ing iorty 4f acres more orless, all In Will County,
State Ct Illinois :. ~ -'..-r.-i
GEORGE MoNRoE, Sheriff OWN ca.
By EDWIN T. GiBBs Deputy 4
Dated Nov. 10th, 1858. 2f.3N
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DIR. G. W. ROBACK,

Proprietor of Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills, Catawba Swedish Brandies. Mandatory So,
IS, 60 81 L Sd St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
G. A. COOK Chicago Gen1 Agf.
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch
Fuller. and all Druggist.
R6-Country Merchants and Dealers supplied by A.
F. Croskey and G. II. BeckWith, Chicago
Sold in Joliet by J. Ii. Brown, B. BlackmAn, @. Ii.
june 3. 1853. n5lly
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$500 Reward

STRAfED from the Subscribers farm In March IL st.
- large red and white spotted cow With white
face! large horns, and IL seven years old
kfB0; large grey bEindle ow,scrayed in MAY last
The above reward will be paid fer either by the sub
scriber, Ia u. U. SHARPE.
Joliet, July q, 1888 n6-t.
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