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Tbe morals of the Army.

Most Of our readers says the Mount YER
non Banner, will recollect Captain Poor
man, who brought o company to "Oamp
Andrews" near Mt. Vernon. about year
ago, from Belmont county. lie afterwards
became Colonel OF the 98th Ohio Regiment,
whose field of operations has been in Ken
tncky and Tennessee. Colonel Poorrnan,
since entering Ihs army. has kept up
regular correspondence with the Belmont
Chronicle, of which paper he has hereto
fore been editor and proprietor. In one Of
his letters, Published in the Chronicle, he
draws sad picture of the morals of the
army, from which We make tho following
extract
Col. PnOrman says:
ut is astonishing how soon men forget
all the moral lessons Of their youth, and
leave behind them the practice Of honesty,
when they are seperste from their homes
and. in the army. l fear more for the fu-
ture of the Country from the increase OF
dishonesty, engendered and cultivated IN
the army, than ! do from the success Of
the Rebellion. There are hundreds yea
thousands of men in the army that would,
when at home, have scorned the thought
Of doing dishonest act, or taking what
Vss'Rot their own, nee the property Oi
others. intruds upon the sancity of private
dwellings, destroy what they cannot use
and iBsalt or abuse any one who will re-
mOnstrate or attempt On interference. And
such fearful progress has this growing pro
peusisy to destroy made in Kentucky, tina
unlese something is done to stop it tbs
army will be completely demUraliz"d by
IL. These cutrages and thefts are perpe-
trutsd principally by tcamsrers (who choose
70 be such because Of their cowardice.) aus
that GLASS Of men who fall out, protesting
10 be sick, too sick 30 march but yell en-
Ough to straggle all over the country
thisving and destroying everything the,
can get their bends on"
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HOW Bea utifGI for a ChiId's Grave /!

nAGUARREOTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED TO
L. Head Stones and Monuments in = PARIAN MARBLE
CASE and warrented to secure the Likeness from any
air and dampness for long number Of years. Any
Daguerr eotypist copy the into these
Cases from the original picture, and It is but tow
moments work attach of them to a Head Stone
When attached to q Head Stone or Monument, they
look though they were carved on with the
SculptOrs 0hsel for they initiate marble so perfectly.
They areAvery ornamental 70 AHEAD Stone and are
worth twice the amount charged, for an ornament
More than. Fifteen Thousand Cases have been seld,
this fact alone shows concusiVeIy that they fast
running into general use. -..1s-.
The adjoining of the sepulchers Of removed al
levates grief and soothes the wounded heart. 1t
also cheers the bereaved 20 know thataD additional
establishment OF the grave presents stronger attras
lions to the attention of the stranger and
him 70 pause End learn the NAME, aud gaze the
keses Of one who has shared 50 largely IN the love Of
others. 10 refined and cultivated mind there is not
q more mournful spectacle earth than a desc
Grated grave neglected and grown graveyard.
Those i'll whose memories the departed live. will come
to strew sweet flowers upon their graves and drop
tear OF aft, ction. 70 EFT #E
They will plant there the Rose, the Lily and the
EverhTeen Emblems of fragrant and beautiful
Immortality which they assign them in the Paradise
Of God. Above all would deplore the loss Of those
sRssess of dear departed which distinctly
engraven upon the tablets of our memory. Although
months and years may elapse since inexornble Death
made surrender the bodies of cherished the
grave and their spirits to God yet are they still pres
ont to our minds, beautiful and life-like + H0
And who does not realize melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed lie their image clothed with
the innocence and loneliness OF youth, or marked by
the sOrrows cares Of agar -a-. ST u
One of these Cases will be sent by express to any
person in the United States for Two DOlars One doz
en- Cases will be to any Marble Dealer Daguer-
reotypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars &C., furnished free, and sent with each
package of Cases. Agents can charge s. apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones.
Any person wishing to sell them can be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire Hundred Dollars this Spring,
- nIp TyEelYe Dollars required Capital to CON-
mence with.
A Monumental Design Book will be sent to any Mar
bic Dealer Tor Three Dollars This is rstratc work.
and we'll worth the Drice asked for il.
All Orders must be accompanied by the money: 1
WILDE responsible for its safety, you have proof Of
sending it. -. 49,
Address the Manufacturer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
m28 Al West Meriden, Conn.
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IFyOu want the latest style Of Pants and vests 90 10
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son,etI,ingLike,

An enthusiastic believer was relating to
q sceptic, spiritual performances to which
he could testify, and among other things
said that, on certain occasion. the spirit
Of his wife, who had been dead several
yeers, retained to him. and seating herself
upon his knee, put her arms around him,
and kissed him ss much to his qualification
As she used to when living.
''You do not mean to say" remarked
the sceptic, chat the spirit Of your wife
really embraced and kissed you.
mo, not exactly that" replied lhe be-
liever, but her spirit took possession of the
body Of female medium, and through her
embraced and kissed NO."
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Three Truths or Die.

A certain king, named Asm0deus, estsb-
lished On ordinance, by which every male
fsokor takeuand brought before the Judge
should distinctly declare three truths,
against which 20 exception could be taken
or else be cspitally condemned. II, how
ever, he did what WAS required Of him, his
life and property should be cafe. 1t chance
ed that certain soldier transgreseed the
law aud fed He.hid himself in @ forest,
and there committed many atrocities, des-
polling and slaying Whomsoever he ceEld
tay his hands upon. When the judge of
the district ascertained his hSunt, he or
dered the forest to be surrounded. and the
soldiers to be seized and brought bound to
the seat of judgement.
"You know the law" said the judge.
:, 81 do" returned the other iii declare
three unquestionatle truths shall be free;
but il not, must die"
"True, "Tevlied the jnGge. "Take, then,
advantage of the laws clemeucy. or under
gothe punishment it awards without de-
lay"
cause silsncesto DO kept" said the
soldier, undauntadly.
His wish being complied with, he pro-
oseded In the following manner:
1.-THE first truth is this-I protest before
ye ell that. from my youth up, / have been
Q bad man."
The judge. hearing this, said to the by
-htaAdcTsj -
They answered:
.''Else be had not been in his present
situatiGn."
-''6O on, then" said the judge; what is
the second TRUTH"
~Iilike not" exclaimed be, "the danger.
Gus situation in which | stand"
Certainly" said the judge, eve may
credit thee. Now, then, for the third truth,
and thou hast saved thy life."
why" he replied, "if once get ont Of
this eJnfeunded place, willu willing
~ re-enter it."
amen !" said the judge. "Thy wit
hath saved tlee; go. in in peace"
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Notice of Administrators Sale,

ny virtue OF an order and decree Of the Comfy
- court OF WIN County, in the State Illinois on,
the petition of the undersigned adninisfratri, " ~
1ohis hon oIthe estate Of Lewis Jonea deceased for
leave 70 sell me real estate belonging to the estate of
said deceased made at the October term of said conrt
TO wit, on the both day Of October n 1870 fii
on the 10th day Of DeceIGber A D. 1852 between the
hours Il ten o'clock la the forenoon ard Ave o,cc r.,
afternoon OF that day sell at public SALE at the Curt
house IN the city OF Joliet in said Will County tat
OF Illinois all the right title and interest Of ad estate
IN ana 70 the following described real estate TO viii
vision OF Blocks eight and nine Is 81 in the Canal
trustees Subdivision of the west half Of SECTION
Si5J IN township thirtyiye (35 North of Range fen
CIOl east Of the third principal meridian with The
thereunto belonging, being in the city
ol "OIet; " ~ county aforesaid. for Cash
DEBORAH JONES' Administratrix IA horis No.
0seOoD HoUsE, Att'ys D-%'' '''-'eu
oct. IS, 1892. ,1oo
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Trustees sale

M HEREAs, on the twenty fourth day Of Oetoter.
w A D. 1880, David Parr IN his life tiu,s Inc AZ
ceased and Mary Ann Parr his wife, by their errtsI
DECD OF writing duly acknowledged and recorded ~
the Recorders once Of WI County and ste on IIIi
nols ~ Book 81, page los, did convey 10 me the nm
the land and premises hsreinAfter esribed
In Trust TO secure the Payment Of certain rom-Sry
note bearing even date with said deed for the pay a.
o. tne sum OF Twenty thEee Hundred DaIarI psv,bie
70 Cornelius o. Van Horn order, one year sffer
the date thereof at the Exchange Once Of tie m Ar
signed 10 Joliet Will County and State on Illinois
And whereas delAuH has been made In the paymenf Of
sd note and application has been made 70 me bT he
legal holder Of said note TO sell the premses 90
Vyed according % the srms Of The Tus; In said deed
Now therefore public notice IL hereby Riyen th.. L.
virtue % the authority cOntainsd and efTen IN ar,i
ance with the terms Of said deed Of trust siam On
Saturday the thirtieth day q August, A. d Is6a ~
tween che hours o. ono "a TOUR ococf 4, ~, ss ~
Of that Gay at the North door Of the CouTt Ee
In Joliet County Of VIII and state Of unoI- an !,
public Sendue % tAe highest bidder fr CAR dc e,
lies p sAid deed q trust descrbed TO wit: Tbe Nm
baif u the North West ousrter of secfio, ~
six (36J IN Township No thirty six Nerfb N Rsa2s
No. nine 90 last Of the Third PRINCIPAL M.rt5iss
oO1tsini1g eighty $50 ares Of land be he same more
or es situa.e IN The County o. win And stae ~ mi;
nois aforesaid together with thu ,hs.
unto teioRging and AL right and equ 7 ~ ~
and All rights Of homestead exemption III ~ s,t1
srsn,oss therein their heirs executors, adnnistra
tors orassigns-
Z Joliet August 5, Issa. '''eSVP' Af0'tes-'- 4
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a traveller, being at q cOffse>house With
some gentlemen, was largely drawing on
the credulity Of the company:
"Where did you say all these won ,ers
happened, sir :" asked a gentleman pres
emit:
81 cant exactly say" replied the travel
Ter; but somewhere on the Continent
Russia, l think"
81 should rather think tia ~" returned
the other.
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NOTICE

ESTATE OF WIN. H, u. NORRIS, DECD.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given that on tho tbtrd
Il Monday Of February next (beDg the l6th dav NJ
said month"; shall attend before the County Court Of
VIII County, at the Court House in the cityof Joliet
for the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of William H. H. Norris late of said
county deceased when and where all claimants are
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate, are also rcqnest-
ed to make payment to the undersigned yithsut de
lay. - tef- =. ~ -
Dated Dec 16, 1862. -'-'-''' <AI 40. a.,
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New 8 Goodsf 7

nh subscriber AAs Just received Akhs $500 .
Sb.,p end hummer goods Of svery descripfiun
ne Is PREPARED 70 sell lower than en- -
10, =. any kind OF Dry Goods will d6d liSeIf aftro
~ " eau ana examine before purchasing elseuhsFe e
LADIES' DRESS -GooDs, -
Iins 3D. ferlins MerinOes oOburRp. AIapaosaa -
aLLiNERY AND FANCY GOODS, esis
Bonasts and Trimmings. eon.is,i,, - ps,.s-.
coio,.' iIunts Rosets artincials Wells al ~
Hose and ka1nd i;Thes slk Lace, GLOVES, chldrua'6
- 49,, nc SamlTics Brown and Bieached 49,.
Co., p.s,Sie br0sd clOtLs rees Kentuchy 5o-1s.
"A sPseaale assSytnept Of Enbroileries On clor.-
,,,a r Thnizstts Curtahs Musis S1r1-5
Remember thu IL thsPiace 6l tttEpins r ' eH-s
nc. DUNCAN.
on Chicago etFeet
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

The grape is a greater feeder. Many
people wonder why they do not bear. 1t
is simply because they are not fed. Give
them an immense tOp-dressine of stable
manure, spreading over all the ground
where the roads run, remembering that
they ran great distance. Then in the
spring pruue closely.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

A lively Hibernian exclaimed at a par
ty where Theodore Hook Shone as the eve
ming star:
'oCh, Master Theodore, you are the hook
that nobody can bate"
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TAX SALE NOTICE

A LII persons concerned will take notice. tbs, a, !.
sa1e OF lands and city lots Orcty taxes and cos,S
nue anu PS'd thereon for the year 1850 made IN
Joliet IN state OF Illinois on the Goth day If Wsy. 81
A u 1851, that the undersigned is the LEGAL bISS
the purchase Certificate Of the following disc, o.
sold at said sale aud that the time OF 10y
thereof from sad sale viii expire in two years S.o,
the day Of said sale and the amount NECESSARY - r
for and subsequent taxes if paid by me- With N sou
cent interest," and cost of advertising to-wit. PS'
Lot No. s i'll Block SO, School Sec Add. TO Jols,
Joliet, Dec. 2, 1862 '1OhhEsY.
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70 nm that airstla.

TO Hin that giTeth LET rs sing
A song Of joy, hymn ofpraise:
Tho harvest now Is gathered In,
And fruitful were the summer days.
CHORES.
Though dIear the winter skies may be,
We still may share the summers thrift;
Then let us not forget the source
Ofevery good and perfect gift.
To Him that glveth let Us sing,
A song Of joy, thankful pray'r:
FOR he has crowned the past with good,
Aud blessed US with watchful care.
CAOrIss.-ThOugh drcar the wintor skies, 40.
As earth supplies to man anew
Her crops in each successive fall,
How can the heart that lives TO share
Forget the God that giveth ALI
CAoTu-Though drear the winter skies &c.
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Down IN THE DkEP.-A man 10 the CITY
has got so deep in debt, that no one of bis
creditors has bsen able to zee him for
months.
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NOTICE.
NOEICE. ~
ESTATE on THOMAS RYAN, DECD.

ESTATE on THOMAS RYAN, DECD.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given, that on the Third
a Monday Of Jan. pext, (beiIg thu 18th day OF
SAID MONTH shall attend before the County Court Of
VIII county, at the Court House in the city of Joliet
Tor the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate OF Thomas Ryan late of said Conn
" deceased, when AMI where all claimants are notified
and requested attendaRd present their, claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to sai estate are also request
ca 10 MAKE payment to the undersigned without delay
HIRAM NORTON, r--
Dec. 2, 1862
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Stone Warehouse.

THE subscriber having leased the large Stone Ware
L house, is prepared to pay the y ~ zEs e.
Highest Market PrIco in Cash.
for GRAIN and Country Produce. viii advance LlIn-
Der at cash rates for grain in store He will keep
constantly onhand, SALT, WATER LIME, &c. =. -
He respectfully so!icts the patronage of his old
friends and former customers aud all others who ms
wish TO dispose OF their products and procure articles
in his line of trade.
HENRY FISH.
Joliet. Nov. y 1880. n .sa .. ... = Z NIT
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GUARDIANS SALE.

by virtue Of decree Of the VIII County Court,
Monday Of July A. D. 1882 Il the 20 S,aris
Martin, James John and Mary spelilnap. now Msry
hsndriTk minor heirs of Martin SpelIman deoesssi
DER on the sth day Of August at the north door oetl
Court House in Joliet between the hours of 10 al
10 the forenoon and O'Clock in tho aterpooI az tta
Lot number one in Block number one bnndred, h the
village Of I'ockPort, in said County Of Will Teras
down, and the balance one year nom the I,sb 1a 81
June, 1869, at per cent interest sacuuel by i,ur
chaser's note and mortgage on the prenliE1s sold
L. g. PARKER, Sol. fsksF SO : ''''' ''AH
Dated July 2lst, 1852
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JOLIET MILES. " =

U 5 I 0 N PARTME EMIT
WE would call the attention Of Farmers living =,
~ distance aud on any Of the Rail Reads 10 tn
Dfaneh etour busiusss. Me- will take youF rtf az e-
bushels and upwards from the different depots In
the elty aud return them the same day (RaiIrss5 ~.
station BY mail well secured to the bSss -
Joliet Mills. V-SA'uA'eeteoto
Jo,,., .vos,. ,..- HoTK, HYDE co.
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Joliet, May 2sth, 1857. ho"A' HYDE q 90
RarIn Rar aaAII

sell known Farm Of 100 acres with House r. - -
Sneos situated six miles from Joliet on the Road 10
Shapnahon. The Farm Is under the fue.t cnltirssiS
nor, Joliet :" - a. I17 ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

In unruly families, "a we'll as at sea.
sudden squalls are often succeeded hy
a. spanking breeze. and then comes o
sRlu.
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HARNESS !!'SHOP.
HENRY 81 RAIDER, si~

"a MOULD respee ly announce to the pub-
tySEsSA w lie that he on hand at his Harness
2 shop, liA the Brick Block, OF Bluff a., oppo-
ute StronE Co, large az complete assortment OF
Harness. Saddles, Trunks dies, Martingalcs, Hal
Through many years exp .ce p tins line he eatters
himself that he can ma acture the above named
articles In the most appf, yeorknan-like mnnnrr
and sell such sscheap orc per than the cheapest
The subscriber would uu-n his thanke 10 his ola
customers Tor their, hbsT patronage, and trusts by
strict attention 70 busin nd fair dealing merit
large shsro Of public pat, age,
All kinds Ofrepairfng re or snort notice sszfs
Aug. II, '66. HEN sCHRADER, Proprietor.
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WOOL CARDING.

AToTIOE = hereby given that We viii 40 nccustom
IN CARDIAC this season We continue ID buy wool
A. usual fr which we wn1pay cash, or exchange for
cloth, at oar store In JoIist st the Factory.
Troy win Co, NAY u lses
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St; Louis Alton and hicagO R. r.


Rea@skazza zzE - -
or AND AFTER MAY Chit, 1850, the
J0Ilet q Chic. Aeeomm odd alton Train
THROUGH IN 1 HOUR AND 50 MTNUTEsII
Wlleave Joliet at 7:l5 NJ arriys at Chicago 1904
81" Chicago 4:20 N, $50 at Joliet 6a25 n
Express Trains pass Joliet Going North, 5:I0P and
422 A. N. - - = e
Express Trains pass Joliet Going South, 1923 and
1875 ---F-- -E-s -u
Through Tickets from Joliet to New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and all principal Towns In the middle
and Eastern States be obtained at the St. L. A.
C. n. X. Depot the quickest aud most reliable rout
via Chicago this CoDIpany's Trains making direct
connections there with every Train roads run
ming east, an advantage not obtained by the Cutoff
d The fare is the same by way of Chicago.
r HHt.e II. HURLBUT. Agt.
Joliet, May. 6, 1SGC att
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A single seated Roctssss ca-riass ID food .o,.,
n eitiOn with --latest inProssnentz,is bssoid sSssD
ApQiy at the AubnIs Hos.s, JOlls,. ss,5la
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@ Err MAN APOTHECARY
- = - AND ~ - * q
DRUG STORE. =

THE subscrfber take pleasure - announcfneto che
citizens Of Joliet aud nifty, that at his stand
on Bluff st. one door uth q Beaucgnts formerly &C
eUpied 10y Thos Kinney he has o. ID and u Offering
st the reasonable rates. fires complete stock Of
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES. FE.sFUFfs, PER-,
.. FUMES, CAMPHEN, FLUJ&, WINE AND
BRANDY For Medical y poses, etc.
Prescriptions are Pre- s,.zr ed at all houes Of
day and night, only 6y H1zelf Gtuld hereby solicit
liberal shine of Etrona einp yfatiuate Of Iharma
cy and Chemistry of the Uuiyer Z of Viena Augtria
known az one OF the trst of Eu 9, having past the
last 10 years practical Apothecai ind Chemist In dif
ierent cities Of Europe and New ork City, he atters
himself. ths Regards 1cenapstR he, viii Insrit ths
confidence bestowed upoa him ~ p ~
PhysicisnE politely reor VI 70 conyiuca than.
selves by examining my Dplor d dam : = -
Dr.. PR CTS WGRNDLE,
Moy 20, iSoS' b Tytff arnaeeutic 4 Chemist.
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NANF0R D,se3 =
1 ERINNIGORAFUn =

NEVER - u
TIL COMPOUNDED ENrIRELY. PROM GUNS
L and Aef becore an establshed fact standsraaied
Seine, known and ApprovJ red by ali that han 4,
IL and STOW resqrtsd 10 - lwih eenhdencsIn "a NJ
eases for Which y b re-lT-s ieommendsd, - - -
Hnascured thonsandslOl within the 1a1l TO VnfI4
who had given mp aIl. hopes OF fsli.f Al -. -.
merous unsolicited GER tifeates m ny d. s.t.I51
chow. aaAA-, Ct IL y ~ 80 - =
The dose must be a. tdaptcd 40 lals terSpsra.
ment OF the tndiSiduaii- ttakiug It, ard AID IN
sueh quanfipg e 70 act igen tly on the E1u1|4<
Let the dietates ofgourtes budgmenf Enflo y1r ~
the use Of the LIvBR IS-l ivIaoRAfaR, ard III viii
cure Iva rs, n EILIoCs k1S3ctE prarxfe,
slA, cHRoSic BIAlHaxA, - isflrrK ffS
ESTERY, DRoPaK,~ BauR|, tcrorAcns .Hamrbnf -.
TTvESEss, cHoIIc, cHot = kRA cHoi M noRnUs eb11
era infantum, Hatu- - lence, Jaundiee, Female
feakness, and may be used successfully as an
Ordinary Female Med - fcfne twill cure SICK
HEADACHE, las thousandsl- can tesfffyA in twenty
minuts, II two or threeL Teaspoonfnls are taken at
commencement of atk, tack KS
All WHO USE IT ARE lsIvING their testimony In
its favor. ~ "a
nix WATER 1HEsS noUfA WTTH 9HE pvIeOR-
AToR, AND SWALLOW BoT1IlF lF0dErHER.S -" q
Price one aollar per Bottle.
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Machinery Oil,
Burning OIL, wagon Crease

REAPERs AND MOVIES, THREsH1Se AAcHISEs &C.
The subscriber s ready 10 furnish in any guam
tity the above articles Machinery OIL Der gal 70 cts,
Wagon Grease, per can rs cts.
The following gentlemen contribute their Testimony
in terms OF unqualified confidence its merits and
use II exclusively: Wfsconsin Stage aOonpany IOwa
Stage Coupany Wslkes Lines % Stages Great North
ern Stage Company, walker PArmelees 0nnIbns
Lines. Chicago MNnny's Reaper and Mover. The best
article In for Carriages and bugges e O.
by running over the wheels For sale by althe gro
GERS In Joliet. q "a II - yrO.H -HORRS
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DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE,

Require restoration of insepsbe Precipitation. Sloan's
F'Ver Ahtidote Condition Powder. is certain Blood
Further, IL Devcr falls TO loosen t6o skin cleanse e
Natercrcat an appetite, and positive for Con
toIds sim Compliant Founder. Gistemper, and carries
OF Bolts and worms may lie given at any time and
Ender all circumstances with perfect safety
One Package Of the Powders aad box Of the7Oint-
Blsnt viii perfectly cure recent Founder in az or
eight days without leaving the effect in the feet
Horse DstsnpeT they viii allGy the fever and pro-
l9ote healthy termination of The disease. One DOW
der and a part of box of ointment, will, in all
cases, cure, tho Horn Dstemper in a COW; two are
sometimes required for
WALTERsB. SLOAN, the original discoverer Of this
truly valuable medicine. still has the sole sIeryisou
of its manufacture but orders should be sent to his
son, Oscar Sloan, - South Water Street Chicago.
H., who will promptly supply the demand for tbese
popular aud truly great meslicines
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine. Sold
wholesale and retail at Aanuiacturer's prices, at
er Druggists. -.
June 10. 1860. ALI,