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To All Who Use Liquor.
Citizens OF the Western States.
VOL F ELS
EfTYTEnAN

a ~ " III a - II ~ n -
mean. of nrptra,,y,no tbe daleterious p,op-
e-ties of nnwhoiesome Hater ia absoIutely !nyalu-
sh1e tn The traye,er It Vfll inflilibly prrrept the
iynenterv and lAxatfYe disorders Which attack
strangers who use the waters Of the Misslssippi.
the Ohio, and other western and southern s1vets.
organs and taus enables The stomach e to resist the
IA this ali The tsitfernnt Kinds and ouaIftIee Of
1jnnnr fnII mora or tess impure, which eyery one
Whn rses ardent snfrits az beverage or correct
I've mnst neceesariFY meet With are no less perni-
cious than tae changes Of water; and therefore
he advantage OF having always at hand a Itquorof
uniform strength and purity. cannot tail to be ap
p1ecIated BY ali who have become habisuated to
the moderate use of snmulanta while travelling.
While, In cases Of dropsy, gravel, distinctions ot
tho Eineys. diseases Of the bladder, dyspepela,
and general debility, It is recommended most en-
phaticaIly BY the most distinguished members Of
the medical professlon, and Hospital Surgeons, q.
8. a.
II is nut up In Quart and pint bottles In cases of
one dozen each, With the name Of the nnde1signed
on the bottle and cork, and fac-simile of his sig
nature On the labels and is fof sale By Ill respeeta
BILE Druggists and Gfocers.
uno1pJo WOLFE
SOLE I,RoRTBR,
Nos. 1s i - Beaver street. New York.
n - rhcaro.
n.Trr E,cuo, sos ii Tnn}s.
e...! E1~srTr 4 - 113nrirnsti
oon>h' 1sAo 1A14' ~ Sasrt.
asenls'
A9O FOE sA1Es
, 1864-07-09

Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday Evening, Jnlys.
Markets unsettled and excited.
FLouR-Adyancet. Sales 1000 brts extra family at
S1.lO911 50 extra Ato Dos state advanced &c. =,
GRAus-Wheat-White advanced &c sAsce At xs6o
Gs2p rtd q 45. Corn advancing 6G86;c. Oats I'd
vAnctng, and dEm Mt &C.. . ~. >,
PETsoI1UM-Unsetted; refined In bond CSC; 90
WMsKr-Dull j.; email salts at t..5A31ts8.
, 1864-07-09

REAL ESTATE ETAASRAcT1oHB.-Thcf following are
The real estate sales for the past week in Thos. B.
Bryan's office:
blx1@ feet on Indiana ayenue, with the
house south Of Rio Grande: ...-....S 230
a1x1s0 feet On Park avenue, west Of aeyne. 800
4i0lS0 feet on Wabash avenue, next north
of Unitarian hurch h..--....-.--.-.- H600
Lot 4 block 81, section n21.---...-*-....-.- 8.500
stfeet. .ire s.'' ~ 1850
lo'''o TWeuty.second II un street. 1850
45x3O0 feet on Calumet ave-, in block f3:.. A75o
I0xl25 feet on corner OF Carroll and LIN
coin streets. ....-. l,Voo
''A'' Wocott...... Va L, 900
1-0's indiana. -. IA ooo
s With I'D house.. % IVY Vs.. - ssss
1'u1l'' TTentsthird. 1Sss m ...... 6,soo
6ox3Oo feet on Calumet ave-, In block g.. 5000
251ieO feet Oh Michigan avenue, south OF
Twelfth street. 3.1oC
Csx1eQ feet On Wabash avenue, with brick
house, eouth Of Sixteenth sr........ = OK
yots and H. Ellis, East Addition. ....... 5Gl
Block in the Codafse Subdivision. .....-.. 5,3o(
's1l&' Of III Reuben Street a75t
, 1864-07-09
3sstrapeD.

CTRAYED.-Broke loose On the
= nlxht Of jury 81. sosrel Hcrse with wnlse face,
while hId legs scratches on the right fore foot and
fure foot and Eaflon b. ad stall. ANY one giving
fnfn' matte where he can be fund seturntbg hl u
"a o6TEAhES FQRS1 TEE4, Isl South W4tef street.,
vii be we'll tex A:d. 1y9mat51t
, 1864-07-09
MRS. wlnslow,s Soothing syruP.-

"A Thing of Hennty is Joy Forever.
The living breath OF the loTe!test dower that
hIpspprns IN the garland Of nature and wnfte trs
sweet perfume On every breeze, has its exact
counterpa1t In the nreaths Of ali who use that ur-
equalled and jEetly popular deniflee, Fragrant
ceanses, beauties and preserve the teeth, hardeus
, 1864-07-09

MILITARY Y1NTE1i1aEScE.-LieN. Col. RafeO, Of
the 18th Illinois, has Issued oruese requiring all
officers and men Of the regiment TO report them.
eelres At Camp Fry. At 10 o'clock to-day: when 1t
ia expected they will be mustered out Of the SER
Vice, All passes, tuslouEbs or leaves Of absence
gwen By any officer OF the regiment arc revoked
The regiments OF the Reserve Corps at Camp
Douglas, recently ordered to Washington, will bo
upabo 10 leaye AZ noon a. expected, theIr place
can not be suppl. d Immediately.
Capt. koyate, OF the kert, has received new arms
and equipments 1or his company. They consist Of
STAIRS army pistols. and the regular non-comrnis
sioncd oflcers swords with sea ecabbstds.
, 1864-07-09

LARcEKy.-A eleek looking fellow who gave the
name Of Alfred N. Hull, who was once satlos-
but who peems OF late to have abandoned ~ hon.
EST puIru1tf-was arrested BY Officer Kelly and
brought before the Police Court charged with At,
seng sed NJ Andv ndgen nn9 m Ispofs ind and
Iobted pf % Mn Of sbous Sd. Tie crims Of larceny
could not be fully proved but a. II cane ons that
ey-ugualIy lying around saloons and houses of Ill
faue and associa,ing with toushs. generally, the
charge vas changed to that Of vagfaneY and he
Ena fined SO.
, 1864-07-09

Doua1As MONUMENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to adjournment, the Eoard of Trustees will meet
at Paslor No. TO- Sherman House, on Tuesday
afternoon next, July Il, at. ~ O'Clock. It is ex-
pected that every member Of the Board in the city,
and those residing in other places who can attend
will promptly be present ut this meeting, As bueI
ness ot speeial importance will be transacted. By
pri1er of fha Board.
, 1864-07-09

BRIDGES oUT OF RErA1R.-At present three
bridges across the river are closed to the passage
Of vehicles Of every description. Rush street
bridge was day or two since injured by steamer
and is undergoing repairs; Clark street bridge ia
being replsnked and closed to all but pedestrian
travel and the docking Of Van Buren, street bridge
ie being rebuilt and will not be 80 that teams can
trnaa hefore fha rnfdile NJ SzeAh
, 1864-07-09

CmLD DnowNED.-A little dauqbter Of Patrick
McQuade, who resides on Blue Island plank road,
near s1ater's Brick Yard, was drowned yesterday
by falling INTO one Of the clay pits in the yard.
She was aged four years. Coroner Wagner held
rfdental drnvy Dinr
, 1864-07-09

The undcfeiGncd wholesale meFchants of Chtca.
70 have agreed to close their stores at four O'Clock
leach Saturday afternoon, for the purpose Of allow
ing their clerks an opportunity for recreation:
| CHICAGO, June IS. lSGA.
, 1864-07-09

DRowNED.-on Thureday last as Charles Me-
Cam, an Irish 1aborer was crossing the brldse ~
the St. Louis and Alton Railroad at the second
clip west Of Houehs' Packing House, he fell be-
He Was iees than fifteen minutes in the water, but
was past reeuscitat1on., The deceased WINS =
married man and about IS years of age. The Coz.
oner's Jury rendered verdict In accordance with
the facts.
, 1864-07-09

Bo1D A1rExPr or 4 pIcEFocEr.-Yesterday
afternoon as Mrs. F,tsgibbons. who resides at
No. 1e6 Dearborn street. va. being waited upon at
came up beside her, Is If waiting TOR an opporlu-
nifty to make mqnines. It proved, however, that
the opportunity be foug6t was e get his hand
succeeded ii drawing her purse, containg about
so, from her pocket. 6he then fortunately dis
covered thu theft, and euatched 1t ftom hle hand
and thrust It into her bosom for safety. The VII
The lady attempting to follow, hoping to keep
him In view until she could meet m Officer, but
who was probably confederate OF the pickpocket,
and the rAscAl escaped.
, 1864-07-09

PEasosAL.-Hon. E. B. Washburne. n. c.; Hon.
D. Davis, o. s. Supreme Judge Of Illinois; Hon.
A. 8. White, q. 8. Supreme Judge Of Indiana, and
Geo. W, Cass, of r1ttsburg, are stopping at the
fremont House. Hon. William a. Richardson,
Hon. c. D. Dcnio, Ex-Governor Mattezon. Hon. l..
TtumbHll, Hon. !. N. Arnold and Hon. John F.
FafnsWorth nre also In The city.
, 1864-07-09

PEnsoTAL--We are glad to notice that our much
esteemed friend. D. Richards, State Senator, repre-
sentins the counties OF Lee, oele and Whteside In
our Legislature, Is now engaged in the practice o.
Law In Chicago, at No. II Clark street.
, 1864-07-09

TIE DELIGHT ADCLrnY CAsK.-This case agaIn
came up before the Police Court yesterday, and
was finally disposed Of. The prosecution utterly
failed to make case, and the defendant vas dis
CHARGED.
, 1864-07-09

4 ARuSAwAY.-festerday afternoon spirited
horae attached to covered carriage, took fright
near Randolph street, rau fariously up Canal, and
1s5s, doT9 Il, aD9se s TS 9ht
, 1864-07-09

D1e1uLEnIEs Isp1cTEu-The Grand Jury Of the
Circuit Court, on Thursday, presented Indictments
against o. Il. Crosby and s. II. Nickerson Tor
keeping distilleries on the North Branch, that
termed nuieancet. We are not informed when
these gentlemen propose to 60 to trial.
, 1864-07-09

oPEE AIR PEEAculEo.-on Sunday afternoon,
at o'clock. there Will be preaching by Cicreymen
Of yarIuns denominations In the open air, near
PARK Row, on Michigan ayenue-the same place
where the meetings were held last Sabbath.
, 1864-07-09

ALL sAFE.-A letter has been received In this
city announcing that The foraging party from the
Board Of Trade Battery, heretofore reported killed
Is alive and welt The boys were captured. and In
e.ead Of being murdered, as WAS feared, were well
ftom the rebel almY.
, 1864-07-09
INANTED,- Nine hundred Of the

W ANTED-Agenta. Young Ia
w dies can sell hundreds af Briggs 9lass Mark.
Ing Fens markiD- at! 1ahrIcs WITHOUT prepare
tion: sysn Hese and roEsunG: They eaqnes spstteE
retail p,lee. Z. e. LANDOs. Agent, s. LAKE. atreat,
Chicago Ill. iY6U416 I'M
, 1864-07-09
ssTrouble In High Life.ss

PEEsoSA1.-Col. John S. Loomls, Aide de Camp
to Governor Yates, Is at the fremont.
, 1864-07-09


The eighth annual Commencement exercises of
the High School were held in Bryan Hal IN the
afternoon, commencing about O'Clock. The Hall
was-as is usual on theee interesting occastoua-
crowded to repletion, almost to so1oeatlou. The
High School exercises hare always been attended
by az many as could te packed within the walls OF
Bryan Hall; yesterday was no exception to this
warn, and hut little Inconvenience was expert
Ts sehs r.
Glass;
The body Of the hall was principally occupied by
the pupils ot the public schools, the high School
taking the front ranks, the pupils ot the grammar
departments occupying the rear. The gallery was
appropriated 10 friends and parents. The plat
form was occupied by the members Of the Board Of
cities and The graduating class. The Union Band
| fu1uishtd the music. Owing to slight error in
the announcement, the hall WAS filed nearly an
hour before the commencement Of the exercises,
% Tie exercises opened with muslc by the Band,
the chair being taken By the freslden ot the Board
Of Educauou, Levi u. Tafs-
The 6alutatory Address in Latin. Was delivered
| By Patrick ". Snowhook. and Was given In q fall
round tone, and without hesitation. als e 1eaxs5y
Urarions OF the Latin eenut, the cadtnces teulng
in the right p!nce in each sentence. me comrli-
Dent paid by him to the preetptora was nlea one
! thoee who have listened TO the examinations and
! commencement exercises will admit the compla-
| ment to be well deserved
s.Nature's Librazy" By F. Ellen Carter, was
iihelome. Of ideas originally and happily express
ed. Its effect was marredjby the delivery. having
SG hs ri ,hs esssg
was iaultjcfs in design, structure and develop
mcpt. Il was the index OF ninc full Of poetic
thought Of beautiful imagery, Of wonderful einue'
srshsi Ney; by b, 1lewe1lyn Evans, was a
de,sd By yesy. faulty deliver, one which schoo!
hoy Of hut his years might hare eqnalled. Toe
| matter Of the essay bctokeDed one who has read
| iniormatton contained In them, yet without
naktne It s,ricilf hfs own. little more Of origi
nnl.ty, ittle more Of thought and little lees o.
dependence On memory wonld ma ke him an orator
Ia Msrscllrtse" was performed BY INC nsno II
avery effective manner, alter which Gtss Etha L
EaEeAbcck gave m essay entitled solitude 1ol
: the Worker" with exceeding dtttdence, but In I
: very pleasing msnner. 1t Bat plain, commol
: sense enort, not aiming Ut ornate description O
SNOWY o1epssy ofwerds, Jet contained such pc:
! feet pen picture of the !. Goddess or Solltude'
that one Almost faucied the quiet dety setting II
state on The platform. The ess.y wa1 = brautlfo
production, emitting Its aoihprcee ia much nrafae
= joan Arc Translation from Colerdge b
G | Marehan Walt, was given with genuine Frenlj
e | yt.lubl!ty, and very natural acccut Walt ia
1ftite youth, hut decent French scholar he err
only il giving the past parttclpial pronunciatio
fnr ihtt or the past definite. in or Two 1ns,snce
lie paused in the middle OF bis delivery, advance
, 1864-07-09

The Jonef School was the center o. aItfact1on 10
large numbef Of parents and friends, who we're
all Eeh'y pleaecd with the exercises. We were
unable to procure the programme. The time was
occupied In much the satne general order ~ In the
nther tciools The eIefc ses COMBATING OF deciaa-
tiona r-ai3inrs. sincinr. Ec.. by the pupls, Some
~ ~ Trsairrs eond tcsrce,y be excelied. Mist
na-,tns nS ncEnn}rd ntonr an hour In examlninr !
.as 70 +,Isn..t # had been undcr hcr own 1raIn.
fnr md rejected eeai credit on her abli.iea the
,a,31iis T 1eed in manner hich showed that they
ppnbaratno1 1ht suliect mnfttr. and the way in
~ S4 r. 81 In msEs II Dir
h1 hsI 1tThe r,aG,nT IT Poe'e - Helfs. in psr.
" ,T.e heantlfnii, unne. md elicied great az.
oca' n1' TSe nresent,itlon Of medsls WAS msde 81
pAnse. ans ro,nn.n;ed with bricf hut snpronriatt
Nt. nosees ~ "rhani 1he rerjnIents Tnd the nj
remarks y ns tae Tha T,,,ourtnr nre fhr aunr1s
Eee.S ;p o. " papjI56 pWI5. Irene Law. - -
sA91,fp;,M,1n1 nscr 1:lsTa 4. Burham aud Car
- I,,.+ ee'A1 y wa
He s+o oai@ wAsu,xcrux SCHOOL
a." ss..,;s,nns .haanc. ~ tha p,inci
0W1pR 70 .ne SonuS,a sn,, f,i hs,ith the c,amna,
pa1 OF ta.s LIZ ~ ~ Iba RnarS 81 Ednca
dspaIepti, H., ,,ecossiax ~ Gstnon rnhle dieniar
I1on Ii " arcsvar 3;5 ~ fsei Inclined to iii e
Ine puPns. .an,'d Tnrx aec;iieo In eriye an cxhibi
1ne psc1 gsusi md # vas H.h,r crsditsble. Thf
elGnt n,7a att.e, ~ 1rn e,,aa thc 49, nr,m,raTnm1.
~ WE = RsTnsrdn De] Caepio." Bcrths
cay: ss,art peadinr-s.rhe Orphans Prayer,
ssx3e Psa9 sse' Mnsir%.The Faizfes' Song" flu
sho1ns: % RecittflonE%tThe Setting SUM- Annie
, 1864-07-09

REAL ESTATE THASaAcT1oss.-Thct following are
The real estate sales for the past week in Thos. B.
, 1864-07-09
VALUABLE FRUIT FARM
FOR SALE,
ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

WANTED..sD pe1 month. want AG5ns3 q
w 80 month, expenses paid 10 san ny EIA1
1As1Ma FEhcI1s. OK1EsTAL BCNsEAs. anG tEtftess
other EeW, uletul ard curious nIfc!es. x1ilefn cH
fcf1, KAt1e, O34ttas0
, 1864-07-09


800
R,Ho
CISCO
ESQ
$3.50
1000
1900
t4,0N
B,esS
6,MED
5000
3,7a
$1,000
A2nA)
K RnN
, 1864-07-09

no QConUa--Tbere was no session OF the
Board Of Police Commissioners yesterday because
Of the lack Of quorum.
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House and L0f f0I SaIe

THE subscriber offers for sale his property on Chi
cago street. including the north end Of the block op-
posite r. 9. Duncan's store. The location is conven
lent and the building suitable for either Store or
dwelling The property will be sold cheap If applica-
ton be made soon.
Joliet April &c, 1864. JOHN SMITH.
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r q m or Sa lie.
TIRE subscriber offers for sale the farm Qnowu as
i the Fitch farm,l situated about two miles west of
Plainfed Village, containing $40 acres, it is well
watered, and adopted to grain or dairy and raising
stock There is ON the premises good and well en-
isned house newly painted. large enough for two
families and good barn, also good orchard and ap
pie nursery on the place. The above will be sold
cheap, any one wishing can have the whole part
part OF the purchase money will be required down.
the remainder remain a term of years If desired
For further particulars enqire ef VIM S. Wheatland
or address WIN. Fitch, jr Dryden, Tompkins Co, N Y
June z 1864. s3m
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Stray Cow.

GIRAYED from the subscriber 2 miles south Of this
- city. some time in the last of May. red Cow no
white her, straight horns, when she left was giving
milk. Any person giving information of her to the
Hubroriber or at the Signal Oce viii be literally
= arded for their trouble
Joliet, July 25, 1854. Ws TICK
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BIBLE DEPosIToRIEs.

lY in Block number twelve az Township thirty hse
lo5) North Of Range ten oJ East Of the third Princ
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DIRECTORS:

Z. B. WAsHBUESE, ROBERT II. GETTEhY
hom Illinois Dept. q. &. Assessor,
WILSON 9aAPFER, Freeport, IL.
Crk Cir Cours Stephenson HM. WAGNER, Sen,
Co, III. Editor Deutscher AnEeI-
WIN B. GRAY, ger, FreepoTt, Ill
Treas Of Stephenson Co. j. p. ANKENY " D.
p W. BRAwLEY, Agriculturlst, FreePort, II.
Atty at Law, Freepori, Ill. L. OKNsBEE,
CHARLES DEERE, Judge q stephenson Co
Pi0W Manufacturer i.,rcu.pT ecu. rSSST
MOnue' III. Atty at Law, Salem, LII.
HA q. WADDELL, IL PAYSON SNOW
Builder, Freeport III. Nurseryman, Oregon, u.
OFEICERS.
WILSON sHAEFER- WI. b. GRAY,
WIN G. wADDELL, r. oRMsBEE. '0'n''
Treasurer Secretary
n. STRONG, e. c. BEST,
Deputy Secretary Manager Of Local AReuta
THOS. II. HUTCHINS.
Marck Is. "a. Agent fOg Joliet and vicinity
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF oRSoN CHURCHILL. DECD.
DUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that on the Third
Monday of SeptemGer next being the 18th day of
said m5nth0 shall attend before the County Court
OF VIII County, at the Court House the CITY of JOLT
ct tor the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of OrsOn Churchill late OF said County
deceased, when and where all claimants are potined
and requested to attend and present their claims, in
writing, against said estate. for adjustment
All persons indebted said estate are also rsonsst
ed TO make payment TO the undersigned without DELAY
ESTHER e. CHI RCHILB Exerutrix.
July Goth, 1874. (n7-6wl
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THOS. II HUTCHINS.
Msrck Is. 'e4. Agent fOr Joliet and vicinity
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County Court of VIII County,

AUGUST Term A. u 1864.
Thomas II Widnev, administrator Of the
estate Of james she'll deceased,
vs.. Petition
Jane r. Shell. widow. ard Mary c. Shell 10 sell
and John G. shell. heirs at law Of said real estate
deceased. and JOHN " Shell.
4 FFIDANIr Of the nun-rcSidsuce Of James d
~ Shell. Mary C. Shell and John C. Shell deien Giants
above named having lsen filed N the Office If the
Clerk OF said County Court of Will County.
Notice Is hereby given to the sand Jane r. Sh'll
Mary g. shell and John c Shell that the complainant
led his petition in said court the 3lt,I day Of
July lN6+ for authority sell the following describ
ed real etste. which Of ssid James Shell deceased
tn The uudi, id-d half the east half Of the
north east quarter Of section thirty j2) in Town
ship thirtyhye t35) North of Range Liue (9) Of
the third principal meridian. situate IN said County
OF W ~ and state Of Illinois, for the p1rpuse % pay
ing the debts due by said decreased. and that
mons theT,Up issued ont # SAID Court against said
defendants returnahle the Third Monday Of August
1854 As is by law required.
Now unl,ss you, the said Jane r. She'll Mary C.
Shell and John c. Shell shall personally be and al
pear before sail Comfy Court &C viii County on the
hrst day Of the next August term thereof to be hold
IN at Joliet Ia said county the thiId MOnda" Of
August: u. 1864 and plead. answer or demuT 10 the
said petition. the same. ard the matters and things
therein chargedaHd stated. VIII be taken conf sse
and a decree entered against !Uu according TO the
payer OF sand petition.
WIN. TONNER, Clerk.
JAMES G9oDsPEED. Compl'ts Sorr.
Joliet July llth 1864.
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CHOICE PRAIRIE LANDS.
To Lease for Civ. Y..,..

CBCTIoN q, one Of :he best Sections in the Jo,n A.
- Manhattan, eleven miles South East a. Jolist sIf
be let for the above term Of years in lots Of not lea
than 80 acres for the mere fencinK, breakinr snS
taxes. - ---e eea
Several persons BY enclosing the section in one or
mon ned could make the rent come very low 10 es-h
address the Subscriber through the Joliet p o. a.
apply to him personally in Nanhatton pes- - - %
isss. us-a ne prem
Jan, g. l'st 1pHE YovHa~
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st. Louis Alton and hicagO R. r.
NEW TIME TABLE.

NEW TIME TABLE
JOLIET WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATIONS:
Joliet Wilm ngton Accom-. leave Joliet, 5:45 A NJ
arrives in Chicago, $50 NJ
leaves Chicago, 4:i6 M
arrives in Joliet, 6;35 P NJ
Day express going south pass Joliet 11:10A NJ
" :" north I" I" 5:35 L NJ
Night express going south pass Joliet 10:45 NJ
north Z" - 3:4S A NJ
Through Tickets from Joliet to New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and all principal Towns in the middle
and Eastern States can be obtained at the ST. L A
G. r. Il. Depot the quickest and most reliable rout
via. Chicago, this COmpany's Trains making direct
connections theEe with every Train the roads run
ming east, an advantage not obtained by the Cutoff
The fare is the same by way of Chicago.
II. HURLBUT. Ag't.
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BaRNGM'S SELF-SEWER,
EoR ALL SEWING MAcu1NEs. $50.

FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, SL5O.
We attend to the Repairing of all kinds of Machines
Prices of Machines, with Hemmer, Feer Gauge
Oil Can extra needles, full Directions, &c, from $50
TO $40.
Terms to Agents, descriptive Circulars ana speci-
mems of work sent free by mail receipt of stamps
or had of
l.. CORNELL & CO.,
133 Lake Street Chicago.
ES-Any persons wishing to obtain one Of these
Machines be supplied by c. q c. FARLEY,
June l. 1868. In5l-lyl Joliet.
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AT
SAY A GEES NEW STAT ND,
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Miscellaneous and School Books

~ REATFUL for past patronage Mrs Savage solicits
tue continuance of like avors at her new store,
where will be found extensive assortment Of
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-09

Farmers nd owners 81 dwellings, look TO your into
res;s, and insure in this " HOME COMPANY" We
Oder you The best Of indemnity fair rates.