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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
Administrator,s sac


DY virtue Of decFstal order Of the County Court OF
- VIII CeuutV IN the etsee Of Illinois, made aBd en-
tered OF record by said the March term there
OF A. u 1854, at the petition OF the undersigned n
Ganst the heirs at Law Of John DRtton late Of aid
cOunty deceased, and Ain8On Manson shall on thu
tsnh asy OF May ne1t between the M ten ocek
IN the forenoon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon Of
the same DAY. at the front door Of Daniel rhafers No.
tel 10 Aonee in said County, proceed 10 sell all The
Fht title and interest OF the estate Of the said John
Dhtton, deceased, in and to te following described
real estate sitaate in said County Of Win and stats q
llllngis, towit Lots thirty o. thirtynVe C35l
and thirty six (S IN the Village Of Ncnee eonSi n
hg one NTH part ofan acre ofIAnd sach more or leo
and being part Of the north east quarter Of tn, sOuth
weSt izrter OF section twenty (2I) IN TOWNSHIP
thlFty Hour t+ North and Of Range thirteen a) Eass
o. tns fhlrd principal meridian, and also Lot Humber
nlnsteeo kAsl insthat part Of the Village Of MOnee
aforesaid which Sas subdVided by Nicholas Chester
ana shown a. ChesieTs Addition to MOnee, containing
aOat one sefe aud thTeefouIihs acre Of land a
Pcohe Nsedoe 10 the highest bidder Tor cash Ior the
o. pay lDs ths ce6s Of aid estate Of said do
ceased, and costs Il administration thereof -.-.
- DblbBh T. PHILLIPS, Administers Tor. Of the
X. E. BARBER. FOL. estate Of John I,nt,oT, dsr,S
Joliet. March % 1884 .~'iIF-T - : 49,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
Town EIecf,an


For Highway Co...
We are authorized to .pnn,,,..- :, = ssi,e.
fsr HiehT.v S .Iss niie Grove raadSs e..S,s..
ton ass stthe eassi8s town &c.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

Patience Is the strongest of strong drinks
fnr it kills the giant Despair. Rs sal
A Western paper says modest men close
thsIr ewes when tbs VI ind shifta
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

"PiTcHING IN"-The Article 90 the sub
jeet Of the Snip CanSl in Congress, which
we copy in to days paper from the Joliet
Republican. it will be preceived. is not
very Complimentary to our Republican
Congressman. We do not deem is uecee-
sary to interfere in this fight between the
two factions of the Republican partly. or
to express our views in regard to the mer-
its of The antogOBistic elements. but pub.
lish the article. that cur readers may see
how the fight progresses. We presume
the editor OF the Republican was induced
to 'pitch into" Mr.. Norton at this time
more particularly on account Of an extra
ordinary visit that he recently received
from gentl- with a document 10 his
hand endorsed ''P. o. B." ~ j.. ...a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
Legal TenSIe,., !

One of the most alarming features Of the
times,,is the subseryiency Of the judicial
to the political power of the Governnent.
1t is tradition among every body that
geld andsilver only are legal Bender
Nobody ever questioned this, until it was
Supposed political necessity existed for
dissatisfaction Of something else; and
many of the Judges have so far yielded to
this assumed necessity, asstO give opinions
20 order, sustaining the new theory. Not
SO with Judge Sharswppd, of Philadelphia.
who has recently given an adverse opinion
Of great clesrness and power. Quotes
John: LaugdOn. as having said in tbeIe6n-
ItitutiOpal convention, that be would rather
reject the Whole rl4n. of government. than
to retain a clause autborisIog Congress to
''emit biIlsitof credit;" and quotes Mr..
/ Webster thus f'..
"Most uUquestiouably there is and there
can be no legal tender in this conntry
under. the authority of this Government. or
aUy other, bot gold and silver. This is
is a constitutional principle, perfectly plain
and OF the very highest Importance. The
States are expressly prohibited from max
! ing anything but golj ard silver a tender
in payment Of debts, and although no suct
express prohibition is applied to Congress
| yet as Congress bas no power granted to il
bat to coin moo ey and to regulate the vaIut
thereof, it clearly has no power to substi-
Z tute paper or anything else for coin, a,
tender. The consultation tender is the thiul
to be preserved, and il onght TO be pre-
served sacreGly under all crcumstauces. :"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

INrESEsTINGg SFATI,rIcs.--In the war Of.
1912, the North 'fnrnised 5S.552 soldiers,
theaS nth 9G.Sl2-rnaking majority Of
$1,000 10 lay,r ofthe South. Ofthe nuns
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
.TAX SALE MaTInL,

= y . . IA , a LIZ NOIIUFi- - =
NOTICE = hereby given that AZ sale Of I.uds .na
~ Lots for taxes Cor tile year 1862 held a the Court
i,se ~ Joliet Viii eolBty IlliBeis the 22d daV
ofJuBe. 1853 the UNDERSIGNED pnrrsa.ed 1T n = ~
DIock - south LcckPoIt said county aud State and
tha the time Of redemption from said sale will exprs
" two yesIs frsIn the date Aforesaid
MarGt %. 1854. I'd RlrRrprv
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29
=eongr'esisionaI.
Washington. March "a.

SENATE.
Mr. Howard resumed bis speech against
Mr.. PoweiPs bill to prevent military in
references with elections. Mr.. Howard
will occupy the greater part Of the session
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-29

While the lt;le State of South Carolina
furnished 1896. .t. 4asF
Ia the Mexican war- ss g.. zr..- e.
Massachusetts furnished l,047
New Hampshire Die L
The other New England States o000
The whole number CT troops contributed
by the North to the Mexican war was
% ,O54. while the South contributed 43 $50
very nearly double, and, in proportion
to her population, four times as many
soldiers as the North, - tt,y-.,.
, 1864-11-18

Proposals.


- ofFcE sGPEEy1sISa LoAMIssAHT,}
seaed o,no,,,, VII II Il Ios,s M9 Nsy ;s,
- - s s@ss or qnst M
ssoIRs T. tas ep
sah, Eort Smith lid those supplies ION those point5
ed w also ss sess,,ss fsF raqg 4.
tTgtn Cairo and the mouth of the river.
~ The contracts 70 coHmenee it, 1866 and to
not 6uis stays heiteFs Of not les lnen taree
Fsa @s j
tn be g9oa and aas With
and ehlaEs and kidney tall"w. 70 be e1cnded). The
81 e
sss e St s q e. S Bsa sSsf S
e esai hsef &c E. a6exs he & joint
ths Chief C GommissaIaes q the pepafmenG. ths Com:
r. asa Ess st3s; @
m sfs es III Ss e s s sts, # @ za
g hs hs3 y s. LGpts aaa points
On and fead ra a1e
sRortatton On roads conducted By the Government,
Il Rds the
rs9nosais n.a Gem & sS9trsetoE WIG have previously
s A. oa 'fs ss
enS PIT q when the bidder 3 rot present to respond
to 9 u AZ coa1Iy
~ oi Se
uiess EnoSn to be nus. NJ e m ahoWn Is
TIE o1Ica! certificate oi the CLERK Of the nearest p
name ot e n9s mass Be- ststed u HIT W
ths pEeeise Pc e address u each member OF the urm.
& fSp sp e. # I
he6feS prHPnss to deliver to the sueslsteRee
, 1864-11-18
A RAlY SUPPLIES.

. o7y11UE or
ASSISTANT TCo4H1ssAKY~GKSKRALo1 OF SUBstsTKsC8I
K1w Yosk; fevenbeT, ;.h 1set-f
the un oioe p oe On rsss!1sd 3
pae & Sc fsRf5 e. 5s IS q ss
os ExTRA SEss .GGuf n 9aIhoo6ea s,o6
oak barrels. With two Iron hoops bidders viii state
Is zee
Or lsS+5. u fnllhooped oak or ash BARRELS with two
xeht sate M @ BsFs a ss xhen s
their pork was packed, and the brans also TIC hnd
The Pork and Beef to be received At such Inspection
575dsc cU y shal1 be a:EceA to ny The pnaeEsEneti
R6 HoElpaE 2FHaoEl p5h2FogfHE 9! % q g q
iyeEed II bulk for !nEpeettoe and packing at such
f 4 5s / g. 5e5ssss to
81 ss m: es ss
snsh Gantty a. hsy E 70 sen1Gsst 70 dsxss
ssSs .pee
II Tt e nG tssms tSs Each BID
IS ooes si'eh guar
we, the unde5stSned hereby M guaranty ,hat should
tlons alec that written contract with bonds the
Of T. tne ysuf e tae stose.
Ihs seleEs m; giasa Of nusness and TIE date Of
be P,nay ss6s H. en package An
sioRs vi !sairea 1ef hs has da P59S Il
me- sao IL nss.5 saa
ssi s. s:,1
Flag nIanks @ TT psoposu,s W be furnished ut ills ofee
no1sWs}9t Colonel a. D. c. and a cos,
, 1864-11-18

For sale at the CHICAGO TRIBUNE OFFICE, 81
The series IL complete, snd the forms srt aeon.
rate, conforming In every RESPECT to tha &na.ruc-
! tfons Rom the Pension Ottee- All The forms per
tanning to an application are printed 1pon pne
sheet embracing 1ne DECLARATION vi the Applicant.
the Afndavite of Witnesses, the Certificates AZ ehs
MAgaatrato. Power Of Attorney. Clerks Cettidcste
/ &C.. DC. with ample blank epace4
! Application for ttane1er OF Fension-
i! Application for Prize Money.
| Application Of Widow or Mother for psvrnent ~
| Pension. A' ~
Application Of Invalid Penuioner for PAYMENT of
Pension. 1o@ -@'4s VI
Claim Of NeIrs for Asrears.
Clafm iof Horse and EEuipment
Gnardlan's Declaration Of Minor Children fo
Gu,atdian's Declaration Of Orphan Sister II
Invalid Pension cl.tm.
Vouchers. .
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Rolls.
enlistment Pnpenr.
Abstract Of Disbursements
G9mmutation Of Rsuons for Exchanged Prisnn-
Descriptive Rolls.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bouptv Money
(Act Of March g. 1g5a) A1ooe5
Fathers Application for Bounty Money and Ar
Tr1.Monthiy Return Of Recruiting Officer.
Eommptadon Of Fuel and Quarters,
. 0uafdlAn'e Declaration OF Minor Children fov
Bounty Money and Arrears, ava
ne scnd them POST PAID, At the rate Of 81 N
Per qultc. upon the receipt OF the money,
:Address. TRIBUNE ConAar.
, 1864-11-18

,BR, Marks
SYPHILITIC CURE.

| This Medicine is a Safe and Radical
Cure fcr6yph;lis in tho Primary, So
eouda1y ard hex tiarY stages, and i
| tie most important Nc1ical 1iscov-
cry Of the Nineteenth Century.
Csc Il DshE eae
rAIlLls xhIeh depends upon special ciuse. tat oi
" ktiEct slHCS' Which Is capable Of transmission by
nnisdlIs,eR srpum1r1c CURE /, tbs only u,ea,.
tf xhfa Fl f;a FER sE2Lf5f s:a! M' ID Il
the!7 ysstSd and eoTp.c:te FORMS and thoroughly
1lis destructive ll;east, whic has ba:ea the akin
q e. t ,e
eat ;sSs s. M SXY Sf 4nUs
@ q asibss B. three distinct STAGES
ens af T sf v tes tSs
s fa y,ee
IT. snf2 FRaT :as1 se!sr srAeEs Of s5pn, is
s; sk
cst!stty, :t Il. h.sns,. r soap. sponss ana Lint.
become and 1na Ia, Be- LOVE oSn b.
sos gaas nssi mouth aa
II Tss css va @
A., 4lE1 1aIHu. or TERTIARY STAGE, tS known By
tAe following symptoms Nodes, hard and painful
tuners On the bones enlargement OF the jolnts con
tcctions hnrd pains in the bones and joints carries or
dscny Of the bones; sJphitdc rheun1asm alteration
ot parts ETC. The "s5Philttic Curo' and Pills used
In this stage.
u Price per package, $500.
Price ct :.syphtit.c Cure" Is per bottle Pills
fsTsGns Who laye FSasoq 7s ~ 70 suspect. from ANY
TA;GloN, s3;, o. tfom I;F !MPEREMEGr M TREATMENT. he
Ins 20 ri
eEsaeate every kartc!c Of ths VIRUS and restore
=: SECONDARY s HEKEDlTAY and ma5
system the disease may exist No PERSON who has fea-
Poison IN tbar 81 2ny syphisle vr4s g
sffAaL1I1c CURE until every particle OF the Virus
efadtcated from tue constitution before they enter
INTO The marriage state. and thereby secure the Ger
tatnty OF . PURE anti healthy ohspFtns+
treatise on SyphiIItc DfaeaBe giving plain t}free-
medicine. - - '"o
The medicine will be sent By express to all parts
Of the country On receipt of the money.
50 Prepared and Eolf by Or. E. EASTERLY l. CO.
coinef Or ihird and Chcsnut streets, st. Louis No.
Sold II pK. Z. EAsTERLY l. co. s Family Medtc,ne
SdoEe 30 Madison street, near the Post Oce Chicago,
, 1864-11-18

even among the candidates Of the same party
he who is most devoted to the Union aud
most opposed to treason can receive most Of
the peoples votes.''
In these comprehensive views of tho Presi-
dent and our Generalin-C Chief there Is vol
nne Of instruction for the historian and DO
litical philosopher. How is it that in the
midst Of this great civil war in the South, and
the fercest political excitements In the North,
President Lincoln, through tho quietest and
most orderly election, has secured one of the
most ssgnal political triomphs in the records
CT human history?
, 1864-11-18

newed facilities and 1args inducements to en-
ter the American Navy, the Royal navy mn,
expect further depletion of her number 70 q
seamen. Merchantmen from England ID
American ports, are paying large Sums for
the voyage across the Atlantic, and it's to thc
interest of the shipping agent and "land
ehark" to send them over here; md the
samc money Inducements place them on
are compelled to lie in our bay for days, and
sometimes weeks, before they can procure a
crew sufficient to work them across the At
}antic, but they return with full crews, which
are readily procured In any British port. Eng-
Land lns good cause for her alarm ut the ran.
idly decreasing number Of her naval seamen.
IL Y 1r,,,Ha
, 1864-11-18
The Oldest Voter in the United Stotes.
lCarrrsnhuiience nf fha N Y EEr{h..na L

The Oldest Voter in the United States,
Correspondence OF the N. i. TrIbuneI
LNEsyuLE, Nov 0, 1861.
Yesterday, Seth Marvin, Of Conneaut town.
md five years old, voted the Union Electoral
Ticket, always heretofore having voted the
Democratic ticket. He has voted at every
Presidential election ever held, except that Of
Washington's first term; he was in the battle Of
Monmouth in the Revolution, and retains ali
1868, the writer Of this called ut his residence
he said he was 10s OF 104 on that day. he
wished me to put bis name on the roll las
Eas then enrolling of1icer), and also put down
that he was at the battle OF, Monmouth, and
then had ten grandsons in the Union army.
put these things on the roll, md they we're
ington. DIS.
, 1864-11-18
melmbnED'S ErtrQct.
~ . 7 Fl + P!U LIC.


In the year l7ss the writer OF this article embarked
III The DEro BUSINESS In tho ctr Philadelphia. bus
for the lust fifteen years noss OF his tlmo has been m
eup'ed In the manufacture OF the various Solid md
flulq Extracts most prominent znd to which ha d.
stres to ca tie particular attention Of tho Fsouy
an the Public arc tho Extract Buchu and thu Extract
sarssparta, 10th or which arn h1rh1v concentrated
preparations Of the tncro,yents antertn iuto tna,r
composition One bo.le Of F1uft Extract Of sar,.na
rua IL fully equal tn strrnrtn IN nm. ,~,,, a. .h..
Syrup tecoclIon as nsuay rnadc .na hondred. of
Druggists throughout the country hnxo .tort. Il ,t
making their syrups OF this name. md ono
fu, sdded tn mint or ,x,,c- !, an ~, =. ,.,~
bratcd Lisbon Diet Drink. 40 nnucn n.ed IN t,,,,~
yct1s to nnri1v. cnrtch TIM h,o,., a., h...,n,,.
,,..,, *
1t distinctly under.too, Tint ,h.v - ~, n...s
fc.nes noa. n wh,rh -. ,,uu.-.s., .-..
Ignorant tn r.,a ,n~s,c,.,. a,a-,.,s .x..,-.;.>
rnurh ,ess n,c1.r. p,.,..,.....,.., ,s.
\ These nc,-son. n,,v.-+,,. ~, u..,.,
1,rtnr NV mama bet,-, ,ha no,.,. r..o.-.-,..,- :.
va+fona ocrsxto,. r h.w. h>-- .-,.-,.~.., :. --.'
similar to the fo,,ovn. o,,, ~.
nv ne,sons =, NJ, c-.,,,.u -.-,...
the ,nr,,c,n bsn.,, +, III, NOT +,.,
ia ar,rrcsa.rx +. Il, .sr.,4,s- r,,....a, ,H.-->-,-,
with such fdeas and ro,,t,ons bava hs., .x,.nd.,
bringing them hefore ,ha nrhu- ;r,o ..,a1.
arc,,mnr.ted .,,ora am ~, x.e., e........ ..>~
, 1864-11-18
The Great Moral Results Of the Late
National Elcctiou.

Gen. Grant, in recent dispatch to the Sec
rctary Of War, desires him to congratulate the
President for " the double yictory,' secured in
the late national election, and says: "Thc
election, having passed of quietly-no blood
shed or riot Throughout the land-is victory
Rebeldom and Europe will so construc it.''
The double victory thus expressed signifies
home and victory over onr enemies abroad.
The same Idea was the leading feature Of the
profound little speech of the Prestdsnt him
self to the mass meeting gathered the other
gratulate him on his reelection. In that
speech lie says that the issue of this late cx-
that peoples government can sustain na-.
uqpal election. in the midst Of great civil
war 5" that +" until now it has not been known
to the world that this was possibility !" that
the experiment Shows how sound and how
strong VIC still arc" that "it shows that
, 1864-11-18
Chicago Qrtl)nne.
lffom the Boatswnin's Whfst1e.l
BF THE SEA.

lftom the Boatswain's Whfstle.l
BF THE SEA.
RT GAIL HAMILTON
y, saucy, sparkling sea,
tarilng nlonE the eteand,
FtnHshlns your foam out In SNOWY curres
cntiap me where stand;
D3nc1ng In maiden mIrth
ZIP to the gray old beach,
diiding away when he Wous you tn st,v,
Forever beyond his rcach.
know yon, saucy eea
H. near what you do not Say
1a's ns learned the secret that dlls your heart
hna Mnghs In your wild wares play.
44ere 1s-onc-Who is coming home:
=. Ion nave seen his white sails cleam.
124 sMged your mad aight to listen list nirht
fot Inc name that he lIeatlcd In his dream
u beautiful, purple sea,
III forgive you-but Will he Gomez
" mock at the mermaids, Oh icer at the s.nde
, boi happily bring him home. 't&'0'
eouid think It WIS grief, not foy.
such fever burns in my breast
WIN the evening Star comesmy love from ofar.
Anu ~ the sun sinks In the Westl
, 1864-11-18

FEM aALE CORDIAL.

This elegant and popular Medicine
will cure all Female Complaints,
such as Excessive, Suppressed or
or Whites, Falling Of the Womb, aud
all Irregularities Of tho Monthly Pe-
RODS.
Il will also br1n. on the MESSES, when checked BIZ
COLDS. or all UNNATURAL CAUSES Il has been
thoroughly tested. Ladies sfy 1t,
~ Price $12i rer bottle.
H For sale at DR.. E. EAsrERLY & cos Fa1ul]y
Medicine Store, 81 MadLson.st., Chicago, hi.
, 1864-11-18
OR. EAsTER!Y'S PAIN Killer,

This Medicine is an iufallible cure for
Bruises, sprains, Headache, Tooth-
ache, scre Threat, Colic, Cramps or
spasms, 0ysentery CT Bowel COM
plants, Nervous Affections, Pains in
the Face, Painters Collie, Pains in
the Breast, side, Back and Limbs
Cholera7 Cholera morbus, and ia
factwherever it IS applied Pain cam
not exist.
1t Is used INTERNALLY antl EXTERNALLY and ia
1icted -' - "4
~ For sale ut DR.. E. E4STERLY l. cos Famt]y
aletictne Store, 50 Madison street, Chicago, iii.
, 1864-11-18

England finds herself in new trouble she
has miles Of wooden walls, but is scarce nj
scamen 10 man them. The thousands of mon
who were shipped for service ii the Crimean
War, hare left The Royal nayal seryice. their
terms Of enlistment having expired and it
has been stated by the best Of authority that
not one-tenth part Of these men can be inilnc.
ed to return md serve under their native far
and pcnnant. England has become alarmed !:
she finds her best scancn leaving their homes
seeking first employment in our merchant.
men, and ncIt in our war vessels. Once here.
these men are lost to the English navy fore7.
er. IhoIeading army and navy organ, speak
3ng on 11,s subject, says: The question Of
how the British Royal navy is. to be manned
for the future, is becoming daily Of increasing
Importance, and thera is 1T present dificultTT
in finding, men for the Victoria md Achilles.
Contrast our naval strength I'VE speak on
y Of Eersonna) We are Slipping now at The
rate Of one me- hundred seamen per day, and
" Department desire It. We hive no trouble
in filling our ships with good men, and many
Of these very seamen arc the ones who served
her majesty through the Crimcan war. and
haye quit her service forever. Well may she
become alarmed when she sees her own ships
idling in the dock-yarae, and know that
have expired, come home but to Turn their
crews Of highly trimmed sea1nen and sunue.s
over to the United States Navy. Therc IS no
help for lez: Many vessels are ont upon for
eIgn stations, aud must return home for f.
pairs, md more or less of the crew uniformly
desert and steer for America. Why do we not
sec such squadrons OF British war- vessels in
our harbor, U.s. tho French have here! Sim
ply because Il, they laid here hatf as long as
the .Frcnchnen., do. they would not have
enough ofa crew to brace around a royal yard.
It will soon be time for the British Channel
fleet to 60 into winter harbors, and with re-
, 1864-11-18
OUR PARIS LETTER,

Inc interview OF the Inperors-Iu-
n1Gnlncance Of tho MeetinE-The
treaty of Hcace-Spcculatfons On INe
PFesx-P0upcr Ketur1ls. ~ .-@S
, 1864-11-18
TIE BUTLER WILL CASE.

The VIII of Andrew jackson Butler
It. Admission to Attach
ment OF One Hundred and Fifty
Butler in Court, DC.
, 1864-11-18
educational.
Goal.
COAL COAL! COAL!

TOAL! COAL! COAL!
CHICAGO, Sept. 2oLh, 1864.
Thr Scranton. rtttston. W,lkcsb4tIe. 4nd shamodn
1es breVers BAKERS and country dealers. With Lump.
Iafre EeE, Small Egg, Range and Chestnut Goal, Y
the single ton or cargo AT Lo"hsi AA:1hEt
Also Leh{gh Bloseburgh. BtAr Ill., Erik, Chippewa,
Mineral Hdge and I1lipois Goals.
Onices Is South Market street. ~ East Madison
strret and South CLARK street north Of The C. H. d g.
Astn sea,Ssn ~ sotis ROBERT Law.
, 1864-11-18
5prciul Notices.


Hair Dye 1aalr ~ ye.!
BACHEIOK'S celebrated HA1t DYE II THE HK.y
N 1uK WORLD. The only HAR1LKss, TkUx a7d IiELI
ABIK bye EnoHn. This Splendid Hair Dsc ts Pericc,
--chkucgH Ked Rustr or tfFly Il 4i1 inst 1ntjr to
9Io.s1 BLACK ana N4TusAL DHows. without lnJur
ntninr it, nrIstuc coos ant rncti,ies .ha ~
Bad Iycs. TIE Genuine il sl,ned WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR all ntess arc mere unit Attous AMI shoud
b. avoided sold " vi Drus gists, &C Faci5yy ii
barclay atr,Ft. AcE York.
ssssIers Scw Toilet Cream far Dressing the Hair.
Epi1cpttC Fits can bt. Cured. 4
~. AaEak become cmtncntly sncc easfu
ficed Il r.1 ~ s tn1ady invites ~ smiatts A.
tiwttmnni.;s ~ +, @raa oa ctlcaafa ortSle1:es anQ
fTentr.Ynr sa cas's oLetea " !ron one 70
tsaTe s1andlhg. d" I'rotts h1A attention
rSana 70 ascasea Of thc cefSbfo slaal Ans. ot
SsetGtn. und hol1cts nil Investigation Of hts
stM IT, ~ 70 public eonhdence Hc may be con9uted At
hai} r r rcslacnes ~ ness toEty.6scona strcst
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., u as1NbMACAL oF MANE1AGE-Go1taan!a
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DIR. EASTEKIYsS
D1ARRHEA SYRUP

This Medicine will cure Diarrhea,
pyseatery, Cholera Worbus, Hnm-
Stomach and Bowels, aud ali De-
rangement Of the Stomach and Bow.
els Of Children when Teething.
In the summer thousands die from BOWEL, cnN
PLANTS that might be- sared By the timely ne OF
DR. EASIERLY'S D1ARRHEA SYRUP.
MOTHERS. why will you let your CHILDREN DIE.
when SAFE and SURE REAIEbY il offered you.
81 P1ice SO cents pcr bottle,
e For sale at DR. E. .EASTERLYrSF Family Medicine
Store, % Madison street, Chicago. Ill.
, 1864-11-18
Helmb0ld's Extract Buchu,
-ANp-
Improved Rose Wash.
He1mbold's Extract Buchp
Is the Great D1uretIc.

He1mbold's Extract OF Sarx4parfIla
Cures scrohla. Salt Rheum, scald or sore Heat Tee
ter Pmples on the Face Eryapeias aud all Eruptioa1
Of whatever nature On the face skin. purgns ont
the Hrmoss which maka D1sease enriching tho blood
and
, 1864-11-18

lkematks from Chemical Ana1yata1
After careful examination Of Hen,bold'a Prena,a
tions they enjoy our utmost confidence. Weconstdes
them safe and reliable.
NEVEERs l. YATES.
Philadelphia. June L. 1s6o.
, 1864-11-18

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