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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-03

SPEECH BY Col. SToNE.-One of the largest
assemblies we ever saw at political gather
ing in fremont Hall greeted our next Govern
or, Col. Stone, last night, notwithstanding but
brief notice had been given of his appoint
ment to speak.
The large and respectable audience was an
evidence of the interest felt by our people in
the present national struggle as well as COM
pliment to the speaker.
Before commencing his remarks, Col. Stone
administered scathing rebuke to the vile
slanderer who pcnned the scurrilous para
graph in yesterday evenings Courier con-
corning himself, challenging Thayer to pro-
duce single proof Of his base calumny. In
this community, however, where Thayer' $
propensity for mendacity and personal defam-
alton is so we'll known, the paragraph can do
but little harm.
The Colonel's speech was plain and lucid
review of some of the causes which led to
the rebellion, and an answer to many of the
objections urged against the prosecution of
the war The lateness Of the hour will not
permit us to give anything like review Of
his remarks. Suffice it to say that they were
characterized throughout by sound political
sense, and at the close by an eloquent apos-
trophe to the stars and stripes, which sent a
patriotic thrill to the heart of every one pres.
ent. The Colonel is still quite weak, and
spoke with considerable difficulty.
Maj. O'Connor was called for and made a
few remarks in his wonted happy style, assur-
ing his hearers of the wisdom of Gen.
Grants plans, and of the speedy and certain
fall of Vicksburg.
Several patriotic airs were sung by men,
bers of the Musical Institute, agreeably to
request made at previous meeting Of the
League.-Daily, June soth. ae
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Estrayed

A!-@ ~ Estrayed ~ II - =,
ER0M the subscrber. residing near the "csnstFy,
on Thu FsdAy. june 95th, three cows and calf One
brown with white spots, crooked horn and short
tail One dark brown, With hole cat in one sar, ssd
ait In tbs other: The Other young cow. blac and
white spotted white legs. The calf was dark red-
Any psson returbing the snimAls to the undsrsign-
I'd VIII b. literally rewarded. - $50 &'9~ g /
"a juns-d&vlpd ..tssta HENRY SANDERS.
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As Coon AsNKw--Mr Merrick Woods, Londer-
berry, VT, writes-"MIs S. A. Aliens Worlds
Ha Restorer and Zylobalsamum have restored
my hair to its original color and auty. One year
ago my hair was very thin and quite gray. have
now as fine head of hair as l ever had" 8,
Sold by druggist everywhere. Depot, 1913 Green
witch street. N. Y. - June Sd, 'G3.
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Subscribers who find this mark (x) after ths,i
names will understand that the time they have pao
for has expired, and that the subscription must De
renewed by advance payment II they WISH the
naper continued: ....
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THE DISTRICT JUDGEsu1P.-We Clip the fol-
lowing fatterlng notice of Mr.. Richman from
the Davenport Democrat. 1t is but just
tribute to Mr.. RS abilities as jurist:
"rhe Bar of Muscatine have agreed upon J.
Scott Richmao, Esq, as their choice Mr..
Richman stands high as lawyer and a gen
tleman. If he sha be urged as parry can
didate we shall oppose him. But we nave
ever been in favor of the selection of Judges
without reference to politics If the bar of
the whole district. Democrats and Republi-
cans, will agree upon Mr.. Richman this will
be satisfactory to US, without any inquiry as
to his political atfinities. 1t will rest with the
Republicans to say whether the matter will
take political shape. If they force us to a
party contest we will urge that some promi-
nent democratic lawyer shall take the field,
and we shall labor to elect him. If they are
willing to let the Bar decide the matter with
out reference to politics, we will be content"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-03

LADIES OF MUscATINE COUNTY Our ar
rangements for the Floral Procession are
now fully completed, and all we desire
is that every lady aud miss should join
US in celebrating the coming anniversary
of our National Independence. All are
cordially invited to take part in the pro-
cession. 1t will not be necessary to send
in your names, but simply observe the fol-
lowing:
FORM OF DRESS.
Wreath of flowers around the head-and
over the left shoulder. passing under the right
arm. Top of parasols to be trimmed with
flowers.
Be at the Iowa Musical Institute Saturday
morning, July 4th, at ha!f-past seven o'clock.
Per order Committee of Arrangements.
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MARRIED,

In this city on the evening OF June S0th by Rev. 4.
l. Belden at the reside OF the brides father Mr.. A.
LErfINGwEiL and Miss JOsEPHINE youngest daughter
Of Joseph and Anu La Grille
In Wa.ello, June 25th, by Rev. Il. L. Belden NJ.
d. N. SraAGuE, Attorney at Law, to Miss MARY o.
lskTr, both of WapellO ft .>.,r
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WARRANTED TO k1LL.-Ye valiant Captain,
who hungered and thirsted after the glory and
emoluments-particularly the latter-of a
Colonel's "posish," whose aspirations for mil
itary fame were cruelty nipped in the bud by
an ill-bred Governor, who could not or would
not appreciate his many shining qualities and
deep base voice, and rye love sick swain"
who ''does the convulsive'' for the party 90
naturally, addressed the assembled multi
tude" on the opposite sideof the, river, last
Saturday, on the ''merits Of the business men
Of this city" The ''poor boy" gave dis
QUESTION on the subject Of the "effect Of poi
son on the constitusion Of copperheads and
swill fed porcine quadrupeds," drawing the
conclusion that neither can be killed by
strychnine. He was particularly severe on
our friend Canon, Of whom he warned his
hearers to beware, and to shun his drug store
as they would niger, as he was rank abo.
litionist.s We are not prepared to deny the
fact, but we are prepared to affirm that his
drugs are of the purest quality, and that a
very small dose of his strychn,ne will suffice
to clay out" copperheads without the admix.
ture of laudanum. 1t is sure to kill, and no
mistake. If the ""butternut" who, we fear is
bad one, and cracked at the extremities,
doubts our word, let him try it. We give
him this notice because the Courier in its re.
port Of the meeting never. even breathes his
name, and we are loath to see injustice done
even to the smallest crsatSss on Gods earth.
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EXCURSION TRAIN Tomorrow, July 4th,
the NJ. & NJ. R. R. will run special train
from Iowa City to Muscatine and Davenport,
for the accommodation of persons wishing to
attend the celebration. The fare will be at
half the usual rates-that is, only $1,7O from
Iowa City to Muscatine and return, $3.50
from Downey, 81 ,O5 from West Liberty, So
cents from Atalissa, IS cents from Moscow
and 55 cents from Wilton. 81.
The excursion train will leave Iowa City
in the morning at o'clock, Downey at S:25,
West Liberty at $40, Atalissa at S:55, Nos
COW at 9:l0 and Wilton at 9:25, arriving in
Muscatine at 1915. Returning the train will
leave after the evening exhibition of fire.
works.
We hope to see a large number of our
friends at Iowa City and points this side avail
themselves Of this favorable opportunity to
attend the grandest patriotic demonstration
ever witnessed in this region of county,
The Union celebration ground is less than
half a mile from the railroad depot in this
city, and it will be easy of access along wide
and well sprinkled street. We promise all
who come pleasant and profitable time.
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,CTATUTES at Large and Treaties Of thu untt.a
y States of Amsrics for the Fret and Third eesaio
Of the Thirty Seventh Congress, at ~, -,
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LUMBER MARKET,


FLouR-Firm at 81 ooa5 50 for spring EXTRA and IS 25
al, 80 for winter do
WHEAT Demand confined almost entirely to No. Q
Spring. with sales of No. spring at 81 O9al.1O No.
sp' ing 92Aa97c; and Rejected Spring, at 75as73c.
CoRN-Declined 1910, with sales of mixed at 4s1a
4S3Sc. and rejected at 47c.
OArs-Du and heavy at decline of gaze with sales
at 54a551ac for No. l in store.
RYE-Quiet at 6612a &c.
BvRLEY Dull at III, 12a1,I5.
GRouExIEs-Steady and firm Sugar, 111aal52s. Cof-
fee, 30a4)c Moases 32a63c. Rice, 9.9lIc. Teas S5a
81 60.
WooL-Quet at Sass.
The dry goods market is excited, advance of 1c.
everything having ia ken place in New York The de-
mand on the Chicago market continues unabated at
for heavy sheeings and with advance of c.
prints.
LIVE sTocK-No quotations.
ST. LOUIS, June 3d.
TLoUR-Dull at 81, 60a5,9O
WuEAT-Languid. prices varying from s0c to l,os
for fair to choice fall
CoRN-Hgher, prices 52@a53c.
OATs-Firner, with sales at 77a7Sc.; Rye-51a52c..
Bsrley-S1 .25. Dry Hdes-15c. green, &c. Hsy-s1,O5
al Oh per 100 pounds Flax Seed-3l, 25 Per bushel
Wool-Demrnd good at 3sc for unwashed and &c. for
waahed
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SrRAYED.-Sec notice Ell elsewhere OF strayed
COWS. These animals are the little all of .
poor family. We hope that information Of
whereabouts may be communicated to them.
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DUTCHER,8 LIGHTNING
FLY KILLER!

Supplies want felt by every good housekeepsr. Every
sheet will kill quart where flies are thick. Remem-
ber that it is DUTCHERS that does this and refuse
the base limitations that offered. The real article
IL for sale by all respectable Druggists.
HUNTINGTON, Wholesale Agent.
McGregor, Iowa.
June SOdSW
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FIREWORKS,
FIRh.-CR ACKER
-. nv THE DOW 0D pIrNNu

TOsrED0Ee By the Thousand or five cents worth.
-. - RoaAN CANDLES.
BENGAL LIGHTS, ,r.e..-rs
--------a-------- PIN.WHEELS,
Il : , Il WAS" 40 axo.. 4G a.
For sals At s' ~ N1tie7ile 81 BURNETr'S.
june 20.d&wtf 'a9-sfq
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a6 We have been shown a document
signed by the Mayors in Office of the cti"s
Of the United States and Canada, certifying
to the superior excellence Of DR.. Ayers Com
pound extract of Sarsaparilla and to the value
Of ali his remedies as articles Of grea, public
utility. Such evidence from such high sources
bears US out triumphantly in the position we
have long maintained with regard to DR..
Ayers preparation, or more particularly our
advertisements of them. No publishers need
be more opposed than we are to the promul-
CATION Of quackery in any shape, but we
knew when we began that his medicines were
above any suspicion Of deception that they
were about the best it is possible to produce
for the cure of disease, and that they have
the confidence of all communities where they
are known. Not alone because the Mayors
of the whole country believe them useful to
their people, but because we know from ex.
perience that they are SO to ours, do we be-
lieve we are rendering substantial service
to our readers in making their virtues known
to them.-Caurier, Princeton, Ky.
Foa SALE.-160 acres in Fulton township, for
S., so per acre. Also in same township, GAO
acres in Secs 2 & 3, at 81. Also, 100 acres
in Secs. 10, Is, 81 & %, to be sold in lots to
suit purchasers, one-fifth down, balance on
time to suit-ten years or less at 6 per cent
interest.
We have several houses and lots in the city
for sale low. a.
10000 acres Of improved and unimproved
lands in Muscatine county for sale. Loca.
tons, prices and terms, Of every variety Of
descriptions. Q. G. HAYES & Bro.
MAY 20, 1S63.-d&wtf
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TT has long been the aim OF physicians
= to find . combination of medicines
e; & ]: IL: !; q:
z~4S having the requisite stimulating snd
NAeH tonic properties to relieve and cure the
/2H common complaints Of Ri ushess, Liver
jADIND>\ disorders, Languor, Headache Lowneas
AUVT//N Of Spirits, indigestion, Jsundice. Fever
n S<O/ and Ague, &C.. which are the diseases
J Nv incident to this climate The remody
ZNW/o y has been discovered sby DR. ROback. and
E\S//ZH n in thousands of cases tho merits Of his
ko//T/k0 Differs have been tested in tho above
AVI complaints, and there 10 but vocs
>AlIZ from tho psople, and that 10 In favor Of
I'LL (Z thes truly wonderful Stomach Bitters
~> We advise all who afflicted and need
agreeable tonic for the troubles above indicated to
commence at using these Btters.
Soldby all Druggists in Muscatine. I'll .r r.
July I, 1868. d&w-4w 1
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TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.

Saturday at 50 per Subscriptions received for
four or ak months tho rates. In all the
cash must accompany the subscription.
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L A n d S FOR SALE.
BY ..,.4 j. -. h. >
l.. III. Washburn & Co.. sri
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. {

On ACRES No. L improved, in Orono township
CV Farm of ITO acres, under tins best of cultivation
and fine Improvements, on Muscatine Island Iii
Farm Of 1872 acres, improved, good Orchard &C.. in
Lake township. 80
Three farms, ranging from 70 100 acres each wall
improved, in SsTeetland township. '' - ',e'-
Farm OF 100 acres IL Wilton township we'll improved
and about nine miles from Muscatne near the railroad
Fern of lbs acres, on Muscatine Island than
the cheapeft. :,
Lands, and numerous other tracts which can sell
at very low rates. 3D. I'D, b. -
In addition to tho above, have the exclusive agsn
cy Of lots Whichers addition kuscatice which ~
offer at the exceeding low rates OF E SIS $500 and
give time lhe greater part of purchase money!
If desired. Call soon, if you want bargains
ApriF4, 1868. f.H t..;t] SIT jap7dAvtE3
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Probate Notice.

FfOO8te N0ltCe.
ITO David Wesson, Sarah Jane Leonard, Mary Ann
/ Wilson, Srsannah Wilson, Ellen Jane Marvel, and
Minerva Kenton:
You hereby notified that an instrument of writ
ing purporting be the will of Barbara Ann Wesson
LATE Of Muscatne County, state of Iowa. deceased was
opened AMI publicly read in open court at a regular
term Of the County Court Of said Muscatine County
held the 25th day of May 1885, and that Saturday.
the 18th day of July 1885, at 10 o'clock NJ of said
day fixed upon the time for proving said will be-
fore said court ]. CARSKADDAN.
June IL w4w. County Judge.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING 10 the Post ONCE, ct Muscatine, ON the
II Goth day of june 1868.
Persons calling for any of the following letters, will
please say advertised"
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ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.

ORDER OF THE PROCESSION
1st-Martal Band,
2d-soldiers wounded in service, and Soldiers hon
orably discharged from service.
Sd-PTssidsnt, Chaplain, Reader and Orators Of the
Day.
4th.-Grand Floral Procession,
5th.-Union Leagues.
6th.-Brsss Rand.
7th.-Cavalcads.
sth.-Dslegstions in carriages aud wagons
sth.-Citizsns generally.
The procession will move up Second to Mulberry
Street, along Mulberry Street to Eighth Street, and
thence to the Celebration Grounds.
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longer reason to doubt that the individual
who recently appeared here as Union man
from the South is an impostor. We have
been shown letter from Rev T. Richey, Of
Ogdensburg, New York, saying that while
there he represented his name as Robert
Weston, from Columbus, Georgia. At Rock
Island, where we last heard of him, he was
conducting himself quite unclerically, having
gone off on big spree. He is of small stat.
ure, with feminine voice and quick, rest
less manner. We hope he may be arrested
and dealt with according to law.
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DIED,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

In Washington, Iowa, on Tuesday, June Both, 1863
t 9 O'Clock A. NJ, JOHN W. QUINN. rsHy -r-g
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layers
xrHAS$
PILLS..

2 Are you sick, feeble, and
complaining? Are you out
Of order. with your system
deranged, and your feelings
uncomfOrtable?T These symp-
toms are often the prelude
to serious Illness. Some fit
of sickness is creeping upon
you, and should be ayerted
by q timely use of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the disOr-
dered humors purify the
blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed in
health again. They stimu-
late the functions of the
n
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tY- The Dubuque Times is assured that
the condensation Of the new postal law, as
published by it. appeared originally in this
paper word for word, having been compiled
by us from an advance copy of the instruc-
tons of the Postmaster General. If the edi-
tor of the Times will produce the Philadelphia
Press containing the article two weeks before
it appeared in our paper, he may draw on us
at sight for new hat
SUIcIDE-A man whose name We were
unable to obtain, residing on Muscatine
Island, about four miles from this city,
plunged into the river last Sunday and was
drowned. He had been subject to fits for
some time previous, and it was supposed that
he was laboring under one at the time of
committing the rash act. At latest accounts
his body had not been found, although dill
gent search had been made for it.
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Proprietor of

Stonsach Bsttsrs. BLOND Purifier, Blood Pills,
Oasaao5a aa! Slneeafsh Brandies.
Me nufactory So, S. so 62 &c. 81 St. Cincinnati Ohio
CA COOK, CHICAG General Agent
Sold wholesale in Chicago by FULLER, FINCH
& FULLER ava all Druggists ..-t - -
ns- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied by A.
F. CrMkey and G H. Bcckwith, Chicago
Sold in Mnscatine by +. q. STONE, GRAHAM
BROS. ) a. CANON q CO., J.B. DOUGHRRTY,
q. G. isS. -
June LIST 1888 d&w.1y. Id -.. .-..-,... .-g4
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MANHOOD!

f;i I. HOW LOST EoW RESTORED!f iT:
Just Published, in Sealed Envelope. Price Sic Cssss
4 LECTURE on the Naturs, Treatment and Radical
. Cure of spermatorrhoeao Seminal Weakness IN.
voluntary Emisse ns SEXUAL Debility and Impedueuts
70 Marriage generally, :ervousuass Consumption Epi.
epsy and Fits Mental and Paysi,a Incapacity result
ing from from ~ erse, 6c.-By ROBp. r. CULVEH.
w ELL, N. D., author 70 the Green Book &c. rEf
"a Boon to Thousands of Sufferers"
Sent sader SEAL in plain envelope, to any address,
post sid receipt of six cents or two postage stape
by Or, CHI q KLINE, ... :, ~, = - =. 49,
. l2I.sowsry, New York, Post Office Box 1855
April 3-d&~3m inside is.1',t \ ,--gf-3T ~
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, I

Washington, d. c It'll Feb, 1856.
hospital practice ever since You made them. and
cannot hesitate to say they are the best cathartic
we employ. Their regulating action on the liver is
mirable remedy for arrangements Of that organ.
Indeed, have seldom found a case of bilious dis
so obstinate that it did not readily yield to
them. Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, N. D.,
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Bilious Disorders - Liver Complaints.
From DR.. Theodore Bell, Of Neao York Cify.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have in my practice proved more efectual for the
cure of bilious complaints than any one remedy
length purgative which is worthy the confidence Of
the profession and the DeODie
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Sheriff Muscatiue County.
huscatine, Feb. s, 1S63-w4 81 So
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The procession will form At o'clock M on Second
Street and Iowa Avenue.
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From Dr.. J. G. Green, Of Chicago
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice,
and hold them in esteem as one of the best aperi-
ents have ever found. Their Alternative effect upon
the liver makes them an excellent remedy when
given in small doses for bilious dysentery and diar-
Th0G. Their sugar-cOating makes them very &C.
ceptable and convenient for the use OF women and
children, t..
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'-sfaa1 aea sr.t.4.G ri 1zss ss I'D ola .ass s-l-ei
go .;EI s5zt- 7srs t,G-s s. ass- Dc sssfG ss.5s
.ssgEEh-i51E .a.s ls1al1 .Ssa2 .ssiaeSs1& a.
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C y Il I " G.

the above complaints.
These Bitters are the poor mans
friend, saving Elm many doctors bills
as we'll as the rich mans solace and
comfort invigora'ing the weak and de.
bi'itated. driving away meianchol" ma
king lifs of misery, one Of unalloyed
enjo, ment.
These Bitters have been introduced,
and are osing used, not only in the hos
pitfalls, but among the soldiers, as an APP
petizer tonic and regulator OF the system
throGght The
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Dyspepsia, Impurity Of the Blood.

Boston.
DIR. AVER: have used your Pills with extra
ordinary success in my family and among those am
called to visit in distress To regulate the organs Of
digestion and purify the blood, they are the very
best remedy have ever known, and can conf
IDENTITY recommend them to my friends.
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Sherif's Sale.

Muscatine. Jane "a, 1s63--w4w IS.
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and all arrangements Of the digestive
functions. For deb.iitated persons they
axe Particularly Recommended, giving
"a spPetite ana strength to tho whole
hnnaa frame,
These Bitters are scientifically prepar.
ed, and are made Of rare combination
Of RoSts, Plants, Herbs, Bsrks ami Seeds
which have baan found most etlectual by
J long Medical E.5per;eace, TO possess the
srequis,te Tonic Properties il relieving and
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A Grand Display of Fire Works on the
Rtver in the Euening.
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To- WARSAW, Wyoming Co., N. Y, Oct. "A, 1855.
DEAR SIR: am using your Cathartic Pills in my
practice, and find them an excellent purgative to
cleanse the system and purity the fountains Of the
blood JOHN G. MEACHAM, NJ D.
Constipation, Costiveness, Suppression,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-09-22

VNHE Office Of the undersigned was broken oman an
Saturday night. September the 9th, and a truok
containing hir dockess both civil and criminal ana
papers both public and private was taken. Among
she papers taken were about sixty notes given and
able to Bnrhans and Van Veehten publishers Of
. Map Of VIII Comfy. said notes were given BY par.
ties residing IN different parts Of the county, also ten
notes given and payable 70 the "Joliet Bank" and
some six given to D. J. Pike, together with
large quantity Of accounts, receipts &C. All Of the
above mentioned notes left with the undersigned
for collection. and the makers Of said notes ar notified
not % pay theSaHne without notics'from me.
JOtist Sept. :, 1865.