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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-11
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Room Of the Common Council, I
Joliet, Oct, 5th. 1864.


Joliet, Oct. 5th, 1864.
Regular meeting.
Present his Homer the Mayor and Aid,
DOOlittls, Scheidt, Hunter, Ulricb, Austin,
Chidsey, Tighe and CssweI.
PETITIONS.
Petition of Edward Cleghorn, prayine
permission to take the necessary amount
Of earth from the sidewalk in front of Lot
in Block So & So Canal Trustees SubdV.
Section 9. to grade the sidewalk in front of
Lot IA in Block So & SO 10 said Subdivision
was presented, and on motion of Doolittle
referred to Aid. Hunter and Tiche, with
power to act IN the premises.
Petition ofJehn Clarksou and others for
vacation Of the street running between
Block l9 d 20 Canal Trustees Subdiy.
WI Sec. 9 and to deed it to John CIsrkson,
and for said deed the SAID John CIsrkson
will deed to the city Of Joliet the Plank
Road running through flock 10 & 20 in
said Subdivision. On motion of Aid. Tighe,
PRAYER Of petition was granted.
On motion of Aid Caswell, the applicar
ton Of Chss II Weeks for duplicate tax
sale certificates Of lot one in block 81,
Bowen's Addition to Joliet, for the year
1861 and 1868, and also application Of r.
Z. Barber, NJ. w. BaGuon and Martin
Bergbn. for duplicate tax sale certificates
for lots d in block fourteen, IA North
Joliet. was referred to the city attorney.
P. Carbery. Police Magestrste, submit
ted his monthly report. which on motion of
AID. DOOlittle. wOs ordered placed on file.
On motion of Aid. Csswell. it was order.
go that the Mayor and CLERK be and thew
are hereby authorized to execute deeds to
b. o Harrington, for ell North Of Rail
Road of lot one and two 10 block Al,
Bowen's Addition to Juliet, in the city Of
joliet.
On motion of Aid Hunter, it was order.
ed ihas the city clerk draw on order for the
sum of six hundred dollars 10 favor of NJ.
W. & P. BsDnon, being part payment for
grading Exchange st.
Aid. Seheidt from the special committee
appointed on raising the salary of City
Marshal and Clerk, reported that the COM
mittee could agree and asked to be dis
charged from the further consideration of
said petition, on motion, committee we're
discharged.
On L. otioO Of Aid. Austin, it was order
cd that the city clerk be and is hereby al.
lowed Two hundred dollars extra to apply
% his salary.
Ou motion Of Aid. CaswslI. the CITY
Marshal and st. Commissioners salaries
were raised Ten dollars per month.
% motion Of Aid. DOOlittls, the CONS
mittee on furnishing the School House 10
Diet. No. 2, were authorised to procure
stoves for the School House in said district.
The city attorney to whom bad been re-
ferred the application of Mrs Cassidy for
deed Of VIZ of lot 8 in block ls School
SEQ. Add. TO Joliet, submitted q report
against granting 9 deed fox the reason Of
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BENNETT PETERS g. CO.
II e ID JAG KET
u e ID j ACK EFT
h e ID j A X EFT
STOMACH BITTERS.
STOMACH BITTERS.
STOMACH BITTERS.

The prnprietoFs Of this justly esteems d ana ven.
known brand Of Stomach Bites, DO dr<n 10 %.
cesSAry, in order to i've their goods fefitnus or
even All enhanced value, 20 take Giaq all oth~r
Bitters, and proclaim III small ozpitAIs that they are
Worthless. Our Bitters do not need this pIAcs
them D,fcre the public their merits, and invite
your careful attentio 20 the goods allow om
brand upos. knowing Rs We do -, that cur Tepuia-
ton il az stake. The name sRed jacket Is taken
from the original compound by the native child the
forest. aud with the ad zion 81 Few herbs by Dr.
Chhpin, made more agreeable 10 the taste, they
have peculiarly healthy soothing and recuPerAtivs
influence, especially for the patent rising iFsD the
led ofsieknes Loss Of appetite, distress Hftrr eating.
dizZiDess' aud AL diseases arising from Torpid Liver
or Indignation.
They strengthen and fnvigorate the system.
They are Enequaled for general debility
They give good and healthy appetite.
They HsBiSt digestion.
They are the test siimulAnt in existence
They are n sure preventive Of Fever aud Ague.
They relieve Constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectuAlly pHre and palAtsble.
They make the debilitated strong, and restore to
strength the exhausted.
Aged persons and delicate females will end they
can cave large doctors bills by the Of those Bttsrs
We take pleasure in calling attention very
extensive catalogue Of Bulk and Cased Goods, consist
sTRwBERRY VINE,
o. CHERRY
BLACKBERRY
Raspberry 4"
GINGER
NUSCAT
CLARE1
LEMON CORDIAL
PEACH BRANDY,
APPLE BRANDY,
Campagne, CAIawba, California Port, Sherry, AslAgs
and Madeira Wines, Gins, Runs, Brandies, Bourbon
and Rye Whiskies, which are perfectly pure and
need only TO be tried TO be appreciated Sold By all
druggists and dealers throughout the country. Call
for our Goods and take other.
Circulars 20 the trade supplied on application 70
BENNETT PIETERs 4 co.
Projectors, q River ST. Chicago.
seld BY J. II. BROWN, JGiist Aug. lS-ly
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ORDINANCE.

Be 1t ordained by tie common council
Of tie city Of Joliet,
SECTION l. That the valuation snd as
sessmelt Of the Real aua Personal Estate
within the limits Of the said city. as here.
tOfOre made and .sturped by the City As
SCISSOR for the year 1864, and now deposited
in the Office Of the City Clerk, with the
equsliZatiDn which has been made by the
cmmon council, all exceptions fled 10 the
| same having been fully considered be and
the same are hereby declared approved
and affirmed.
SEC. 2. That the following taxes for
the year Eighteen hundred spd siIty.four
for the several purposes hereinafter speei.
ned, t0-wit: Three aud one.balf mills on q
dollar on the assessed value of all Real
and Personal Estate 10 the city, made tax
able by the laws Of the State to delray the
contingent and other expenses of this CITY
not herein and otherwise specially proVid,
ed for, which taxes shHll constitute she
General Fund.
Ooe-balf mill on . dollar for the paw
ment Of interest on the bonded debt Of the
city. ....-,- .e.
Eight mills on dollar on ell Real and
Person al Estate within the School Districts
limits, to meet the expenses Of purchasing
grounds for School Houses, for building
and repairing School Houses, and sup
porting and maintaining schools.
Ten mills on dollar for the erection
and repairing the Bridges across the Des
Plains and Hickory Greek in the city Iim>
it's.
Two mills on the dollar ON the taxable
estate both Real and Personal, in School
District number one, for repairs and inn
provements Of the School House iu said
district.
Two mills on the dollar on the taxable
estate both Real and Personal, in School
District number two, for repairs and i'm
prOVements of the School House In said
district.
Two mills on q dollar on the taxable re-
al and personal eststs 10 the Gas Lamp
District. 20 defray tbree-fOurths of the ex-
penss OF erecting. maintaining and lighting
the public street lsmps, and for street
lamps account, be and the same ere here
by respectively levied aud assessed upon
the Real end Personal Estate OF the CITY of
Joliet, according to the assessed value
thereof for the year aforesaid.
SEC, 3. The City Clerk is hereby d.
rected to issue warrant to the city COLI
lsctor in due form, signed by the Mayor
and attested by the corporate seal of the
city within thirty days from this date. for
the collection of taxes hereby levid. return.
able on the first day of March, A, %. 1884
Passed and approved Oct. 8, 1864.
E, PORTER, Mayor.
Attest, w. Ii. FARLEY, City Clerk.
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0nrCnnnir Ticket.

This rioket cannot be surpassed by the
Democratic party Of bis county it is
noble selection, and worthy the support OF
any aud every voter in this county.
Samuel K. Casey, the candidate for Con-
gress, is q man Of long tested rinciple
and nprightpess. He lie we'll known all
through this State, as q man in whom the
confidence of bis constituents can be placed
and placed securely. We would much
rather have given him our small influence
for position in the Gubernatorial chair ct
Springfield, but il appears to be the voice
Of the people that be should represent their
interests in the Congress Of the United
Statee, and we trust, he will receive q suffi-
cieDt majority to place bis election beyocd
caVll, aud far beyond the dispute of the op.
position. Democrats of Will county, give
him such majority that be may 60 to
Washington" with flying cOlors !"
Arno Voss, the candidate for State SEN
ator, was formerly Colonel OF the 18th IL
linois Cavalry. He is a lawyer Of great
ability, and a noble expounder Of the great
| principles of Jacksonisn Democracy. In
the selection Of Mr.. Voss the Democracy of
this district not only honored themselves,
but they have put in nomination a GENTLE
man and scholar. who will do honor to
them 10 representing their interests in the
Legislature Of this State. We bespeak for
Mr.: Voss an overwhelming German vote.
Samuel Mather the candidate fer Sher
if, needs no commendatiun from US. His
reputation as gentleman Of integrity
honesty and capacity, is so far above re-
preach that he will secure many Republi.
can votes. Though wealthy man, Mr.
Msthsr is kind and liberal, as his dealiDgr
with his fellow men sbundantly testify.
There are strong Indications that Mr.
Mather will be almost unanimously elect
I ed. -
K j. Hammond, the candidate for Cir
cult Clerk, is man emioently qualified
tor that position-both trustworthy AID uI
!, right The Democracy could not have mad
q better selection.
Eugene DAILY, the candidate fer the of
ice OF Coroner, lie gentleman who is
subscriber to our paper, = good aud tru
Democrat, we'll qualified to fill the Of6c
tor which he 10 nominated.
The lrish portion Of this community, an
the county, will, we believe, extend
hearty hand and ballot for his election.
; Nothing can possibly prevent this who
} ticket from being triu mphantly elected.
t d. II. PIuney, the candidate for State
, Attorney, is q gentleman of rare abilit
and endowed with peculiar qualification
for the position. As g matter 10 cours
be will be unanimously elected.-Aon
Ed0ie,
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Gen sherman,s PosItIon.

We shall every now and then refresh
the memories Of those shoddies ss to the
sentiments Of Gen. Sherman. Read the
following:
cit 10 unjust to the brave soldiers and
volunteers who are fighting. as those who
compose this army do, to place them on q
par with the class Of recruits (negrOes) you
are after.
The negro is 10 a transition state, and
Is not an equal Of the thite man"
Now. it Is for maintaining that doctrine
that Democrats are denounced as cop
perhsads, traitors and rebel sympathiz>
ers.
Is Gen. Sherman q rebel syDpathizer
We advise the shOddIes to ask Gen. Hood
that question.
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N grOes over White Men.

A negro Regiment. 900 strong. has are
rived at Rock Island, Ill, from Louisville,
KY, to do military duty at that post
Chicago Post.
This move will ubtless be followed by
others as son as The Presidential election is
over, and every military prison, fort or
arsenal will be garrisoned by negro troops
and the white soldiers sent to the 'front.'
This is only in keeping with the teachings
OF the miseegen orators and organs, that Q
Write wan Is asgood as negro when be
eehAyee mrelf.-Alton Democrat,
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Grand DemOnstratfOn of the
MasRea

NASBeS.
By all odds the largest political gather
ing which has met 10 this city since the
opening of the canvass, convened at the
Court House on last Thursday evening.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
George Monroe, President of the Joliet
Mcclellan Democratic Club, who introduce
ed to the audience, as the speaker, Hon. o.
G. Gray, of La Sale county.
Mr.. Gray spoke for nearly two hours, in
a manner both eloquent and CONVINCING
With peculiar ability he proved from the
history OF the past, and from the records of
Congress, that. the terrible war and all our
woes are traeeable to the Republican par
~. Indeed he proved from the records
| that Abraham Lincoln and the Abolition
maj in Congress insugurated the war,
aud have since succeeded in keeping it in
existence, aud that the responsibility Of
the vast sacrifice of life, and devastation of
our country, rests almost exclusively upon
them.
I The Court House was crowded to its Ut
most extent, and al were delighted with
Mr.. Gray's speech. Mr.. Gray is very
able man. Four years ago his exalted tai
euts were exerted iu behalfof Abraham
Lincoln, but when Lincoln turned AbOli
tiorist he dropped him. He is now doing
good service for Democracy aod the Un'
iOn.s a-r rc
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GEN. CasS in favor of AIcCIel.
Ian.

Detroit, Sept. %.
The following important letter from
Gen. Cas.. approving the nomination of
General Mcclellan Tor the Presidency, was
read this evening before the Mcclellan
Club Of the Let ward. that being the ward
10 which General Cass resides:
Detroit, lst Ward, Sept. 90.
DEAR SIR The state of my health has
GO. fued ne to the ncnse for some months,
aud prevents me from Gcceyapg your in-
vItatlOn to attend the meeting tbs even
ing Of the Mcclellan Club of the LIST ware,
but avail myself Of this opportunity to
ray that | approve the nomination of Gen.
Mcclellan. aud shall vote for him at the
next presidential election, if able to attend
the polls
wishing that success may award your
exerti0n, 1 am, dear cir, respectfully
yours.
LEWIS CASS.
ITO VS. BIDDLE."
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HEAVY STICK OF CLOTHING We take
pleasure in informing our readers that Mr..
NJ. IL Hall has opened the Fall trade with
the largest assortment of clothing and
gentlemen's furnishing goods ever offered
in this market. Mr.. Hall made his pur
chases III the Eastern cities, aud his selec-
tiors are of the choicest varieties. Indeed
We never saw finer lot of goods-snj
what is better, they are'sold at most reas-
onatle prices, considering the war rates
Mr.. IL. has large assortment Of cloths
and vesilDgs Of the richest and best quali-
ty, and has skillful tsiIors employed who
will fit person with a new suit i'll accor-
dance with the prevailing fashions He
also has an extensive assortment of hats
and caps. People who wish to dress up
should call at Halls store.
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Respectfully submitted,
q g MaCpP.D,Uc
Sohool Conn. WllI C,nntv

W . nACkEADING,
,-. l... School Com. Will County.
Joliet, Sept. 10. 1864. .
On motion of Mr.. Glow, said report was
auuspted, and referred to the committee on
miscellaneous claims.
The chairman laid before the Board the
petitions of Albert L Granger aud Horace
Messenger, volunteers praying for county
bounty.
Referred TO the committee on miscella-
nsous claims.
SundTY bills presented were read by the
Clerk and referred to committees.
% motion Of MIR SHUTS. the bills of S.
w. Bowen and A l.. Macarthur, for ex-
psnses to Springfield ON business pertain.
ing to the quota Of viii county, were taken
up from the table and referred to the COM
mittee on misccl aneous claims.
On motion Of Mr. Herbert, The Board ad.
journed until . O'clock P N.
TWO O'clock H.
The Board met pursuant 10 adjournment
MIR. Cation in the chair.
The clerk called the roll. Present. same
as this forenoon.
AR. Randall, from the committee on mis-.
cellaneous claims made reuort reco,nr,ord-
ing the advance Of the following biIIs
which wore taken up and allowed in InIi
as follows, tO-wit:
Judges, Clerks and Canvassers of
June special election '64, S26I M
Henry Logan for conviction in
criminal cases, AZ M
Randall & Fuller, for retainer in
appeal case of c & RIR Cows
Board Of Supervisors, % M
Morris Einatein .clJthing for pris-
Oners, IS 90
NJ prisoners. 46 25
W. 5. Brooks, hardware, &C. 95 05
John Chidsey for expenses paid
for arrest Of John Thompson
~, horse thief, 81 40
W. A. Strong. jr., hardware, &c 10 81
j. u. Reece, medical seryices mar
order of Sheriff, ssu IN M
B. +. Russell, court fees. = ~ OK
= same express charess.&c 4,S5
William Werner, for taking down
old jail aud building new barn
Ial ss per contract. $50 90
.spr SIS 20 be CoMa.aed.
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How Many More9

Over two millions four hundred thous,
and men have entered the army since the
beginning of the war, The impending
draft will swell the number TO three mil
lions. Yet with all these brave and gal
liant men, Mr. Lincofn's fatal and misera-
Die policy has failed to accomplish the pre-
tended object for which the war was be-
gun How many more will it take to fn-
ish it upon the basis Of the abandonment
of slavery" which the President says is
now the only condition o. peaCei
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Hon. j. G. Allen,

One of the finest orators and ablest
statesman of the day. will address the PEG.
pie Of Will county in this city on the first
day Ct November. Mr. Allen is the Dem
Ocra!ic candidate for Congressman for the
State at large, and lie opposed by S. w
MoultOn, who spoke at Young's Hail the
other evening. 1t is hoped that every per
son who listened to the miserable effort of
MOultOn will go to hear Mr.. Allen, shat
they may see the contrast between the two
candidates.
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CAUTIoN.-Those using Red jacket
Stomach Bltters are warned 10 beware OF
Imposition and couatsrfeiters. The pro-
priet6r Of thsse BItters have the Dames of
several saloon keepers and others, who
basely impose upon the public. They by
one dozen, and when the bottles are empty,
they fill them with a spurious article.
The proprietors are doing their utmost
to protest the public sgsinst centerfeits,
and ask the public. as q favor to both par
ties, to buy only of respectable and honest
dealers.
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october I4i1, 1864.


There will be Democratic Mass Meet
ing at Joliet, on the day above mentions
ed.
The following named persons are expect.
ed to speak:
COL I. L.=DlCKEY,
GEN. LESLIE COMBS, of Ky,
GEN. A B NORTON, of Texas,
HON. U F. LlNDER,
DR.. N. s. DAVIS, of Chicago.
HON. URI OSGOOD.
HON. S. W. RANDALL.
The following German speakers are ex-
pected to be present: ..-e
HON. EMIL ROTHE. of.,wisconsin.
COL. CHRISTIAN KRlBBEN, Of ST.
Louis.
HON. BERNARD ABNTZEN, of ouin
cy,
COL. ARNO YOSS,
MICHAEL SEBASTIAN. ~.
The Joliet Cornst Band will escort tht
different delegations iuto town, and fur
uish music during the day.
Let the people Of the various towns il
this county get up dele cations and ateuc
this meeting, and aid in putting the sea
Of condemn alton upon the present corru2
administration, and help swell the curren
which will bear George B. Mcclellan int
the Presidential chair. And let every lov
er of constitutional liberty, and of the DIN
ion, turn out on the occasion. Let ever
man who wishes for a restoration Of tb
Uni, aud Of Peace give one day for coun
sci in the cause. Let every township i
the county be represented, and the Unfit
ence will be most salutary.
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NOTICE.
ESTATE nR nANIEI. sM1rn nrc.n

ESTATE OF DANIEL SMITH, DECD.
DUBLIC notice - hereby given, that on the thira
Il Monday Of Oct next rising the 2lst DAY Of said
month"; shall attend before the County Court II Will
County, At the Court House in the city o. JO the
purpose Of settling and adjusting all Chains sxziss
the estate Of Daniel Smith late Of said County
deceased, when and where all claimants are Dotihed
and requested TO attend and present their claims In
writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted To said estate are Aso rrquest-
ed 70 make payment 10 the undersigned without delay
Joliet. Oct. IL, 1864. Is6u
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EgA Baptist Soc,ety in Plain6eld.
New Jersey, were cursed with q political
parsOn. who would not resign, and they
sold out the chruch, and left their Dom
inie out in the cold. That will be the fate
of all Of them, sroner or later.
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Every Family At this season should the eamb1rk
Port Hinefoelebrated in Europe for ifs medical ana
beneficial qualities highly esteemed by eninent phy:
sieiAns, used In European and American HosptAaAno
By some or the FIRST families 10 Europe eno A1er1ea.
AS TONIC
Il has egEsl, es1asg an ApBstte enc oonding =.
the system, being entirely pure vine % most val
liable grape. ,,v-.,
itirppart. healthy action ofths Glands, Eidnsyaand
Urinary Organs very beneficial In Drop<y, aout and
Rheumatic Affections
sPRER's WINE l. . pure article from the juies of
the Port grape poseesIing medical Properties 70 apy
other ,rI5e IN use and an excellent arffcfa a. ~,
weak and debtsted persons, and the aged ana inarn
improving the appetite, and bensftting ladies and
children.
Try Il once, and you VIII not be deceived"
the cork Of each bottla. S.e's
Sold By all DrngiIts and Atst cias dsasr. xho Il,
% sell the cAsTKLLA PORT BRANDY. = ~ a ~,
article imported oeiy By Ar. Spear drsct ffou The
All by gpesr. AZ hi. V,S.S smith ohl-ss drusgIts.
PIineiP 5 , osee, No. 2os Broadway, New YORK.
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Rg-McClellan lie sweeping Kentucky
from line to line, Give us a. free cleo
tion," says the Louisville Journal. "and
Lincoln cannot receive an average of TWEEN.
ty votes in each Of the counties of the
State, and that is about the number Of
official dependents upon tie Administers.
ton in these counties."
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f o Il S A l. e .

ON EASY TERMs-A first class residence on Ct
" tava street, near the Court Houee, rtplete with
every convenience and abundance Of room, outside
and in Premises in fine order. apply 70
Joliet, Sept. Is, VIC. WOOD, Agent.
LHoR sALE-A snug dwelling, with high cellar on
~ Chicago street, Joliet, three blocks from Court
House, At low price 0nefOurth down and time on
Joliet Sept IS lSC4
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The Boston Courier says that the reason
Why 80 many of the administration lead
ers and orators, Chandler, Ben. Wade,
Jim Lane, and so on, are mot afraid of the
bite If the. copperhead" as whisky is an
sntidvte for sDake-bites.
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In some piA nes the grsss has been 60
short it had to be lathered before it could
be moved.
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The DranIn WIIICn-

Ouly two tOwns-LcckpOrt and Homer
have, ss yet, been drafted in this county.
The other towns are struggling to fill tbei:
quotas by volunteers. If the Provost Mar.
shall will wait two or three days this can
be done.
Below We give list Of the names drawn
from Abraham's wheel of Juggsrnut for
the sub-district comprising Lockport and
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A REMEDY ron THE pI1rs

a HEMEDH FOB THE PILEs.-It q,
olesslng 70 the suffering to know that We have an
curt tor this truly troublesome disease Mr.
AZ great pleasure in informing ali who are suffering
S1 P1ee that he used small quantity Of Dr. stricf
ats rue heneoy and 1t effected permanent cure
teens 70 be the case with all who make use Of this
9Pasnola preparation, 10 Manufactured at No. East
Aortn street. Gin cinnat o. and sold BY all Druggists
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SAMBURG WINE.

~ PURE AND FOUR YEARS OLD
FOR THE COMMUNION TABLE and for FAMfLT
UeE. Prescribed by Physicians for FEMALES
WEAKLY PERSONS and fNYALIDs.
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sSMr. Lincoln was oons:itutionalIy

The increase in the public deb. during
the month of August was $50, ,O00-
more than twl-aLd-a>half millions day.
Hurrah for Lincoln