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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
HEADACHE, ,sickHeedoche, Foul stomoci
From Dr. EdlOard Boyd, Baltimore

GE'0 Bno. AYER Icannot answer you ,ghat c5hpaint4
Lave erred with your Pills better than to say oil thai p.
trent lOH pugaiire medicine. place great depe
jenrc efTcctual catlartc in my daily contest with
disease mud believing do that your Pills afford us tho
h"st wc have, OF course value thom highly.
PfTrsDUno. Pa, May ], 1855
IN. j. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst bea1chs any body have by dose or two
Of your Pills 1t to arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, I'D. W. pREBLE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
Rilious pisordors-Iircr comnlnints

from DT. IheOfOre DeN, ~ NeW FORK Chy'
Not only yonr Pills admirably adapted to their pnr
ppso aperient, but find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked Indeed They have in my prac-
C:cs proved enecual for the cure Of billions
pIiids than any remedy mention ! sincerely
-esIse that We have ut length purgaye which is wor
thy the confidence OF the profession and the people
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
Dysentery, Diorrhen, Relax, Worms.


Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them in esteem Of the best Rperients have
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy, when given in small doses for
bu,ous dysentcry and diarrhGd. Their sugar-cootng
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the
Of women and children
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10

Sm: have used your pills in my general and hospital
~ they arc the best cathartic employ. Their rcgu
Gng action on the liver is quick and decicd, consc
entity they admirable remedy for arrangements
that organ. Indeed, have seldom found n case Of
bous disease obstinate that it did not readily yield
them Froternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, NJ. D.,
InNsicinn Of The AL1line KogniLh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-10
Dyspepsia, ImpurIty OF the Blood.

EF0m REQ u = HINES FIsor Of Adpenf CR!rsTi B0s'9'
In. ATER' have used your Pills with eEtraoriinary
in my family aud among those am called to vs
IN st,ess. To regulate the organs Of digestion aud
putty the blood they the very beat remedy have
ever known, aud can confidently recommend them to
my friends Yours, J. V. HINES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
CegiiGcnies of Curcs.

From eight to twenty years standing, with nam
kGovn t. Sestaes cal Fame.
For medical properties of BUCHL-, see DE-.
pensatoty Of the nited States
;, >ee ff9;e.5ef b'aces' valuable vorks on the
Practice Of physic.
>. Gee remarks made b. the late celebrated Dr..
PaytA, Philadelphia.
see remarks male by Dr.. Eplrqi7, VI DoueR 4
celebrated Physician and Mrmtcr Of the Royal
College ef Surgeons Ireland and published in The
Transactions OF the King and Que,us Journal.
- see Aed.ieo-ehiTursieal REVIEW, published by
Bon iaai'i 1zsrsrs, Fellow of the Royal College Of
surgeons.
see most Of the lac standard works on medicine
Extract ruchu, sl,o0 per bottle, or six for s. ga
:. sArsaparilla 60 5oo
Improved Rose " ASA, 80 9nC
Oh half dozen Of each for $1,000, which will be
sufficient 70 cure the most obIurate eases, if dree
tions are adhered to.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation.
+. IL Describe symptoms in al communication,
sates guaranteed. AdFIce gtats.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
AFFID AVIT.

Personally appeared before me, an Aldermen Of
the city Of PHILADELPHIA, ii. T. Heimbold, who,
icing July sworn doth say, his preparations cen.
tam no narcotic, no mercury, or other injurious
Iuss, but are purely vegetable.
II. T. HFLMB0LD.
sworn and subscribed before be, this 23d day O,
November, 1854 -
WA p. IlIBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth street, allows Race, phia.
Address Letters for Information in confidence.
ii 7, HELMBOLD, Chemist
- Depot ~. South Tenth street. below Chestnut.
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Beware Of EOrsnscrCe;;s

AID rhPRINCIPLED bFALERs.
Who enacayor to dispose "oF 4sclR owy" and
othe articles on the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Baehu.
" Sarsaparilla
Improved Rose W ash.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELHBoLDS-TAKEY NO OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement, and send for il an.
eo'd mPos4aon and Erpesws lysp
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26

raa'.. |s' sns. Tl-asstl =. ~
NJ, f.yties, &e., -.
&c, 6c. &c, &c, &c, &c.
JUS received, per Express, n new saprlv # The
most popular Patent Medicines, ataart. fi5f. ,re
tIANL l., lr.Farat MS; bleed Fae2. far Liver
NoH P'AtH'' Coughs, IHspeisin, Female Diseases.
ana neg Grafton Of Nan; Weeks Magic Com
pounl; Wh,tcotuJ's remedy for An, -.
"a No, Liver uili Jayne's Expeciorant; i.tar'.
ia Cherry Balsam; Fowles cure fer Plies; Dr..
Jel'Ie' Autldotci brakes Frn1aliae. IN rrBev
'ns paint TAR CREASE, dc; Cummings ! scrjent.
H4iSuns od; pada's and Miller. Condition Pow.
n. Cuet'enaus Ciartes and huponco. Feu.a, e
- !o' 'e'httt eostructtous, &c; Gru-aI's Con
ttHutlei NLFe :yr nervous weakness. lIet,4ttf4tts
!uid Extract Of EureAu, fer diseases ~ ~. -
4eF' H'Hh'l' DC; huyuari's Cdlodion for burns
ana cut Gardiner, Rheumatic Commando. pr,
wan syrup; Gould's Pin worm syrup; Hougbin.
Tu," Solvent an iu.slible reia DIV; Magnetic
nA'saih' Tor IleUmaiism and neuralgie;= JeIfries
pl'N ~ L''e sure cure for sore Throat and
bronchial 4I-eiiJns; st mes Elixir for bronchitis;
Copeland sure cure for Bed Bugs.
ID oxyeeuated, liooGand'. Peck's. liar.
~ 5, bfouns Chrkes sherry Wine, Langley.
Root ard Herb, Abbett's, and o;Asr,;
LIN I,HlhNT-Tobias', Good Samaritan. Mustang,
"''I ilh!'aeat' and outmeuts of all kinds;
9Aha AfAE ILLA-Bull's, sani's, Shakers ard
all other principal kinds.
PlLLs-Ayes's sugar coated, BrapdretL,s and
Wnght's Indian Vegetable. az
Also Weayer's cauker and salt rheurn svrun. Ar
nois Vital Fluid; Atwood's Extract Dsndclion
nrant Purifying Extract, GAYS Blood Pari6er.
iherh , Medical Discovery; Morse syrup el.
10" DOCK Dock Eadway's Remedies; Mediums Elixir
81 VPlum; Mrs. NHslow's Soothing ~yrnt4.9 Sba.
her Extract FaleT.an; Balm Of Thousand Flow.
efsi God Cream; Flesh Balls, LIQUID Rsn,e.
aver Cherry Peetoral; Rrant's Pulmonary Ia
noh9ry lialsam; Clarke's Cough Syrup: raeleIa,
ana o. HaFf'sons Hair bye; Barney's Musk Cologne.
Having cream and Verbena Water; Duteber.
peau sA9t for Bed Bugs; and all other articles
usually kept in Drug Store.
Phv'ie'an's Prescriptions carefully com
pounded
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26

I FAD PENCILS, Slate Pencils and Pen Hold
a ers, sold single or by tie dozen BY
SAWYER BURR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
NIANIOOD
HOW LOST ! HOW RrST02Fni

Ju't Pab iShfd, IA Seg'st FHlt1sse Plies SIR cts
a Lecture on tho Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure ol Spgr4laorrAgs Se.uiH4l MgaAi--S
sexual Debility Nerygs aai ~ ia4tiry Emissions
inducing lupo,eaey. Consumption. at. Mental aud Phys
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26

lake no fa'sam, Mercury or rnqicasan, Medi-
cite foT Gnp.ea.aat all Daastr5us diseases.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Eien, June sth, 1892.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26
q - = ,l.a ~
- 80. =

- 80. ~ ~
short time since my hid was attacked most
severely with Group. We thought she could rot
live Eve minutes, single dose ef Weeks Nag
&c Compound relieved her Al once, aud she has bad
no attack Of il since. think 10 family should
be without il NJ. !. VARNEY.
Prin. Mississippi Valley Acadmcy.
North Troy, April Is, ISg0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-26

!" rssat4 NJ k!Iy As aue ~ ta- tla,f capable ant
~ ts#.f A-t.s.sifzfs arb shan have lad oGsclA
4.iasao-iae. CHARLES MAS Y
q - u ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
The COntes,in Ohio.

The election in Ohio. which tnkes II ice
t'-d"y. is very important one. L. ia a
struggle between the people end the Office
hollers, who have usurped powers known
only to tyrants.
The peol les candidate for Governor, G.
Nallandigham, is at present victim of
unconstitutional arrest and Punishment ON
part Of the Administration. He was seized
by military authority, in vi'latlon of all
law, and dragged from his family and home
ard suIjected to the grnasesr and most abu-
sive and unlawful punishment.
And the people of Ohio in order to show
their resentment for the outrage Uuon the
constitution and laws and the freedom uf
ci'izars, nlsced HIM in nomination fnr the
highest flee in their gift. Thy propose
to test the matter by ballot. whether the
cnun'ry ia t" be reduced tn deapotiau, or
whether the constitution and laws are (,
prevail as guarantees of civil rights and
privileges.
The contest throughout has been one of
the most exciting ever witnessed in this
country. The Democratic freemen-those
who could not be intimidated by menace or
brihed by money-havs boldly met their
assailants with truth and argument. I'm
Cnense meetings have taken place all over
the State, bearing evidence Of the determia.
ton of the Democratic masses. On the other
hand, the Administration and it's minions
have not been idle. Greenbacks are mum
erous, and the hired tools OF the President
have been commissioned to distribute them
with liberal hands-and where bribery
will not accomplish the object. the strong
arm of the military is to he invoked.
Snch being the state of facts. it is very
qnesti nlble in our minds how the election
will 90. 1t IL expected that the soldiers will
be furcRd by their officers, who are behol-
den to the President, to vote against VAL
landigham. At least this has been the
boast Of the ABB lition Press.
A day or two. however, will decide the
matter. 1t will be known whether the laws
and constitution are to be sustained, or
whether the will of the President is to be
the'supreme law of the land.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
From LeavenWorIh.
ST. Louis, Oct. 10.

81. Louis, Oct. IO.
The St. Louis Democrats LeavenwOrth
special gives the particulars Of the attack
upon Gen. Blunt and colt below Fort
Scott
lie was attacked by three hundred reb-
els in Federal uniform, near the eucsmu.
ment of Lieut. Pond His escort broke. and
OCT ot enc huudrec men seventy eight men
were killed-all shot through the head
evidently after they were captured Mi.
CuEt'-. SOFA of Gen. Curtis. was thrown
from his horse and found with bullet.
h'le through bis head. undoubtedly muir
dered after beirg tIken Yriscner. Lieut.
Ponds camp was attacked about the same
time, and four of his men kilIei and three
wounded Blunt escaped. and, meeting
reinfurcements below Fort SCOTT. took
command, then started in pursuit of Quan.
trill
Lieut.. Farr, Of the 23i Wisconsin. was
killed
Capt. Todd. QuartriIPs Adiu.ant. came
to P'.nd's Campo asked for an exchange
OF prisoners. and said there were a number
OF rebels wounded ami NJ the Colonel Shell
by.
'QlantriIPs force came from Coxsk,n
Prairie, MrDsnsId county, No.
a letter trom Fort Scott. Dot, 9Th. sa7s
rebel force burned Carthage, No, that
morning
Gen. Sch"feld has teIegraphed TO Leav-
rnWofth that l,500 to 1900 rebels, under
QnantriIl, c, fee, Gurdun, and Hunter are
marching on Fort Scott, and that he had
ordered Col. Weer tn muys all the f,rca he
could raise to Fort Scott.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
In the Wrong Pew,

The Hartford Times, of Augu.t 18th,
gives the particulars Of quite an amusing
incident which occurred in one Of the Hart.
ford churches on recent Sunday after
noGn:-
Tne Rev. Mr.. Parker, pastor Of Smith
"v'Er at'Unal Church, being absent. en-
saseI "i!h minister from the rural dis
"'c's 20 SUPPLY bis place, said clergyman
"efrr before having occupied pulpit. In
"a'sMg down Main street, when opuosi.e
u'e n'n baptist Church, he inquired of
paseerby Il that was the South Church
pong answered in the affirmative. he
walked Rrayely up the centre aisle. and
TOOK nis seat IN the pulpit. Presently the
he'. ar. Cushmau, vino wee to preach
cSnle 10 ana seeing strager in his place.
asseo one "i the deacOns who be was No.
1ouy knew. 80 Mr. CUshman ascending
toe steps took bis seat slOn gside the stran
ger. Inc compliments of the day were
PSssfo' tAe organ meanwhile playing the
s"iuntnry, The stranger takes up the
hymn book to select the hymn. but not re
cogn'z'ng the book, asked Mr.. CusLman if
, '. was the book used in that church
Mr.. q replied Yes"
"Ee' tneh sesed Mr.. y. " he
was to preach, and receiving IN Affirmative
answer sad, There must he some mistake
mere. as Mr.. Parker requested me to fiI
TINS Place this afternoon. Bless YOU"
Tephed Mr.. Cushmsn, this is the South
6sPtist Church. the South Congregational
Coureh Is just below" With many spolo.
gies Tor the mistake. the stranger took his
hat and retired gracefully, though some.
what IN haste. down the side aisle. amid
the half suppressed smiles of the eongre.
CATION, reaching Mir. Parker's church Just
IN time to sllsJ the fears Of the cooerega>
non assembled there, that they were not
gong TO have any minister that afternoon.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
The Lcasuers In CouDcII.

Today, those who believe in negro
equality, secret political societies, and who
are in favor Of the war as the means O.
freeing the negroes, meet in THE city for
the purpose Of nominating a ticket.
1t is bot short time since these profess
ed patriots were great no party men-they
were opposed to partizan nominations and
partlEan issues. But change has come
over the spirit Of their dreams. They
found that the people could not be deceived
by their hypncritical professions, and hence
they have concluded to make an open move
for the same Object-the Offices, the loaves
ADD fishes go q
They are now no longer no.psrty men,
bnt Union Republicans" 1t is true their
party embraces all the Northern disunion
ists-'he John Brown 81 mpathizers and
multiplying Abolitiouists. but still they
claim all the loyalty and Union sentiments.
One thing is certain, either there has been
q vast change in the sentiments of large
portion Of those comprising the Republican
party, or their protest. ons are deceptive
and hypoeritical. The latter, of course, is
the case.
But in order to give VigOr to their parti-
IAN ef"rts, they have been organizing Sc
cret clubs oil over the county for the pur.
pose Of concentrating their Forcps and car
rying oct their pernici"us designs. Ard
the cnnVenti,n, to-day, will be simIly
LOYAL League movement We have no
doubt that nearly all the delegates will lie
members the association, and that the
candidates nominated will belong to the
same fraternity
Therefore, the political contest to be
fought in this county. this fail. is simIly a
struggle between the people and the mid
night plotters. 1t is the old Know Moth
ing battle over again and the same men
and the party, though under q different
name, must be met and defeated again.
Foreign born citizens. particula rly should
not be caught in the trap set for them
Their old enemies Ct Thugs renown are
plotting to hoodwiuk them into supporting
the party and men who would degrade
them to position below that of the negro.
Our citizens Of foreign birth should be-
ware OF the schemes of their old enemies.
After the convention to-day, q great eff
fort will be made to deceive the people in
TO voting for the Loyal League ticket No
true patriot who believes in Democracy,
the Constitution and the Union, will be
caught voting with the party tina: is found
ed on falsehOOd and deception Let honest
peOuls be true to themselves ard vote down
the Leaguers. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

H4- When the nation comes finally to
strike Its balance with the sbalitioD Dsrty.
we d" no: think it will be found very ma.
terially IN our debt. 1t has generally rem
dered US quit pro quo for everything it
has taken from W.
1t has deprived US of our gold and ell
yer, but has it not supplied US with a re-
dundancy Of green backs and postal cur
rency7 G.
If 1t does not allow our legally constitute
ed tribunals to adjudGe and punish Offend
era, 1t has given US an srmy Of provost mar
shal4. who kindly relieve our courts Of all
such trouble.
1t Sas imperiled and partially destroyed
our commerce, IN lieu Of which We have an
enormous national debt.
IL has taken awsy the writ Of hd6eas cor.
pus, but 1t has supplied Us with iDDumera.
bic federal prisons.
1t has suppressed our laws and our con-
sttution. but its proclamatiors are equiva-
lent to both
1t has robbed US Of half million lives.
but il has filed our land with widows. or
pbans and cripgles.
If We have given il our sons and broth
ers to swell the ranks Of the army, il has
balanced them with emancipated contra,
bands.
We can sing the Star Spanel,d Banner
as national song no more. hot in the
opinion Observation-Disclosures. John Browns
body. is quite az musical asd much more
patriotic.
1t has stricken down. free speech, but il
has invented a new puoIshment-bunish.
ment for opinions sake
In place tfreaee, prosperity and free
trade. We now have var, multitude of
tax gatherers, and swarms of shoddy con-
tractors.
10 short, We en- specify nothing Of which
the administration has deprived the people
for which It has not invented q more than
adequate returr.- Chicago Times.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

REPUBLICAN RUFFIANIsM The frequent
brutal personal assaults and shocking MUIR
ders which are being committed by admin.
istratinn partiEans. and those who are 10
der pay. Of government, particularly, gives
rise to the belief that all the basest con.
stituents Of society have been attracted By
kindred sympathies. to the Republican par.
~. 1t used to be charged that the Demo.
cratic party contained all the rufian els-
meots ;lbutif the charge Rss ever true, il
ie now clearly the reverse.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
Appointment OF Preachers

The following appointment Of preachers
'cr this section was made ny the recent
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church
JOLIET DIsTRIcT-Honrer Crews, p. z
J'het-Samutl A. W. Jewett
Lnekp'rt-I,aac Lineaarger.
Pian field-C G. Best.
WiImingtnn-R~ X .B,bbins.
Kankakee-S. E Havermala.
Twelve Nile GrQ1a-D. L. Winslow.
M"menoe-T.C Young. a..
Crete-J G Crn.s.
Chelsea-W. H. Glasa. A
Channahon-R N Morse.
Morris-EIjah StoB6.
Lsbnu- Geurge Wallace.
Ottawa-S. Slower,
>: u. Lathro2 Chaplain Illinois Peni.
Tertiary. Il -,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
From Eur0ne.

Cape Race, Oct. 9.
The steamship City of Baltimore, from
Liverpool S7pt Both via Queenstown Oct
l-t. passed this point at o'clock this
I FRIDAY morning.
The l. ndon Times gives currency to
report that the rebel VIne President. Alex.
auder u. Stevens, had sailed FOR France,
iuily empowered to make terms with the
Emneror Napoieos for the recogniticn Of
the Southern COnfederacy on 40 enaneira-
ton basis
The Times also gives rumor that Cali
iornis is desirous Of seeding and REFINING
the Mexican empire.
The Mexican Crown derutatiop UouId
be received by Maximilian on the Sd Of
October.
Il was rumored that England had oro.
posed that the title Of Russia to Poland
should be ignored.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
The National Debt,

Our public debt will soon he az great IL
not greater. than that Of England. 1t lie
now over two thousand million Of dollars.
So much the Republican admin istration
costs US.
And the New York Tribune says the war
"hae saddlsd US with debt that will take
bread FROM the mouth of every laboring
mans child for generations, aud send mil
lions hungry to bed" -...
Yet the Tribune advocates war policy
that if persevered in, will make war inter-
minable.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

R9rAn amendment to the Rhode I-lan6
constitution was submitted to the people If
that State on Monday lass. allowing adopt.
ed citizens to roIe, without going through
the ceremonies Of naturalization, in all
cases where they had served IN tie army
and been honOrably discharged. True to
their instincts, the abolition parts. being
in the majority, voted down the PROPOSE
finn
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
NOTICE

DUBLIc Notice ia hereby given, that ON a.. ~.
Monday Of December be1t, Cbeing the as.S -. ~
aid month .hsll attend before the COUNTY Co..
VIII Connty, 81 the Court House in the citT 81 Jolts
for the purpose Of settling and adiuSfIn1 IN
sgalnt The estate Of Csrista Parent LATE of 80
eoeniy; arceated When and where eli elsianIts a.
notnta Aha requested TO attend and pre1spt ther-
claims IN writing against said estate for sdIass1enf
Al persons indebted said estate Are a. rro0e~f
Gu make pay nent 20 the undersigned Without delay
Dated Oct. Is, Is6s. = sis-ow
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
Cornoration Rnffe.-

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons Interested
~ that the com mis,oneIs heretofore APPOINTED ~
the common council Of the city Of Joliet 70 estimate
the expsnee and rrcommeDd - assessment for fbo
purpose Of buildBs side walks on both pies of hes~
street from Marion street 20 fh AyrBue on the erst
side, and from Marion ts the DstrerT On a..
west side In said city have returned their
which u ~ file IN the Oce Of the city clerk aud The
same will be confirmed by the common council on tho
10Th day Of Ccfcer. ISIS unless objections are sds
by some person or persons interested
VIII. GALLEY, City Clerk
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13

TSROA the subseriber about one mfls south n -
Station, six yearlibgs- described a. fsin...a
Three heifers . red with white face mail -.
I'm len ear red and white Aeifsr, one , h5t. 80
calves one dark briDdles DIN and the 1,h oeu
line back with brown side, each Of aid eSI~, -
small hole in the right Any person Ieayingf.S
nation where said yearliDgs may L. found 10
Thomas German, 81 SPENCER, or Thomas cuiber,.o. =
tbe Red Mill, will be suitably rsHarded - ~
Oct IL, lSea.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
INVALID pFNsInNs
Cooperation No1iae.

NOTICE IL hereby given TO ALI persons fnsrr.rted
~ that the commissioners heretofore appointed Lv
common couEeIl az the city OF Joliet To- esfimata
tue expense and reconm mend assessment for tie
PURPOSE Of building sidewalk the Ees. eide Of
20 irt STREET from Washington street TO the south line
Of Block IS sclOa Section Addition to Joliet have re-
turned their assessment which il on file at the once
q The city elei k aud tie Ri he con6rued by
the common CO uncii On the 9Th dsy Of October 1853
Interested. W. II ZAkLEY CStv Csrk
Joliet, Oct 10 1853 - 1900