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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-14
CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
lnfailible cure for Chilis or
: sRSsEP q Fever.

And Sure Remedy for Bilious, Remit.
tent and other Fercrs.
This Invaluble Medicine is purely veg
etabie. .~h
TNNiIE unexs implied success Of thistruiy unri-
Il JAILED Tonic, in curing in a few hours where
all other femsdies have failed. and that too, in
CASES of from six months to ten years standing
warrants the assertion, that il taken according 90
the directions. it Is infallible. 4 long list Of
certificates in proof tsinfalIbility, might be ad-
ded; but thuss uponthe wrapper are deomedsuf-
ficient.
1t is not in the least nauseating. nor does il
operate upon the bowels; but its saIutary action
upon the whole.y stem is SO charming. that every
one is highly delighted at their speedy recovery
health Such remedy, the afflicted have long
been in want Of; one that cures speedily and PER-
manently, whers the Usual caution to imprope-
exposure is observed.
CTFrom the great popularity Of this modi-
zine, many limitations protesting to be CLEM-
EMS INDIAN TONIC ARE afoat. Therefore
be sure 10 ask for that prepared by GEO. w.
HOUSE, Nashville Tennessee, who is sole pro
prietor.
CAUTiON.-To prevent frnudobserve upon
the directions upon the bottle, the written sigma
ture of Geo. w. House. Also moulded in the
bott e an Indian, with the words "Clemens' IN
dian Tonic, prepared By Geo. w. House." All
others counterfeit.
For sale by BROWN & Co Joliet. Ii
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HARD WARE.

SO Doz. Table Knives & forks,
rs boz. Pocket Knives.
% boz. German Silver Tea
Spoons, 6 do do Table Spoons,
Pad Locks, Metal cocks, mineral Knobs
cottage Locks, cottage Stop Latches. Iron
Squares, s'Hand Saws" Razcrs, Percussion cape,
Drawing Knives, Rasps and Files, "Spurs,''
Spectacles. Steel pens by the card, Ba!dwin's
Butts, Brass Butts and Screws, wrought Nails,
Coffee Mills, "Wire Sives," Grain Scoops, Shov
els, Ames Shovels. Maho-ny KNOBS, Rat and
Mouse Traps, and Augers for sale at LOVES
Cheap Cash Store, Chicago ST.
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HFor the Information Of Strangers.

DER.;ONS wishing TO find their Town Lots
Or Lands or wishing 10 purchase Govern
luent Lan!s, will please call on ]. Woolley J r a.,
in Joliet, nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern, where
particular descriptions of Lands or iowa Lot,
can be give. By tn subscriber for the ount.s OF
Cook, Win. lroquois. Grundy, Kendall, and La
Sale, and he has on hand maps, true copy OF
Record, in nearly all ihes counties.
JEDDINH WOOLLEY. Jr.
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M-MAN.-Man is a Marvellous and
Mstcbless Model of Mechanism a Nh
table Mass of Mirth and Misanthropv
Merry Midst Mourning, Mourn(ul Midst
Mirth. Maa Mars his Mundane Mission
by Mixing in Monstrous Mummeries
Mindless of The Meek Munitions of his
Mighty Master, Madly Misprising his
Mid and Moderate Mandates Mid the
Manifold Manifestations ofthe Multiplied
Mercies Melted out by his Maker. Muse,
then, Misguided Mortal, on the Magnitude
OF Thy Misdemeanors Mind not the Mer.
elrlcIous Vaccinations of Malevolent Min
lsters, but Merit the Need of a Merciful
: Messiah.
"-WoMAN.-Woman Who Whilome
Was Weak, Was Wrought UPON bv the
Wheeling Words of the Willy one, since
When the World Weeps Ger its Wicked.
ness. Wanting Woman, the World Were
. Waste, aud We Vending our Weary
Way through its Wilderness, Would Waf,
our Wailings to the WINS and Waves.
Woman, Without thy WInsome Ways,
Wealth We're Worthless, Will o. the
Wisp. The Witchery Of thy WoOing
Words Works Wonders. like the Waving
OF the Wizards Wand; Witness thy
Weariless Watchings DER the Wounded
and the Wretched, Withsianding ouI
Waywardness through Veal or Vice.
Wanton Waddlers on the Wane, With
ing under Wrinkler, may Wage thee
Warfare, but the Wise Welcome and
Worship thee.
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Sailing MEAT.-The sooner meat is
sailed after being killed the better, as it
then possesses considerable absorbent
power, which it gradually loses by age,
and when it once becomes putrid il can
never be sailed at all. One Of the best
modes OF course is, to rub the meat we'll
with d mixture of common rock salt 2
pounds; saltpeter ounces; and moist
sugar IL ounces; till every crevice is
thoroughly penetrated, after which it
should be set aside till the next day, when
it should he covered with fresh salt in
such parts as have been most exposed. 1t
may then De advantageously placed in a
proper vessel and suhiecate1 10 pressure,
aiding little more salt as may he neces.
sary, and turning it daily till sufficiently
cured.
When the brine, as it forms, is allowed
to drain from the meat, the process is cal.
led dry satins; but when on the contrary,
Is allowed to remain on it, the mode is
called wet sailing. On a small scale, the
latter is most conviently performed by
rubbing the meat with salt, &C., as above
directed; and after it has laid "a few hours,
putting it into pickle formed by dissolv.
ing four pounds of rock salt, half pound
OF sugar, and two ounces of saltpetre in
two gallons of water. The picking liqu
or>becomes weaker by use, and should
therefore be occasionally boiled down a
little and SKINNED adding, at the same
tIme' more OF the named ingredients.
American AgricuIturist.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-14

CENsURE.-How few of US wo'd feel il in
our hearts to censure others, if we knew
Of the peculiar complexion oftheir hearts.
While the course oflife is smooth with US
they may experience its sad reverses.
While JOY speakles in our pathway, grief
may sit brooding in their bosoms' They
have trials peculiar to themselves. of
which we have no conception. There
are sorrows locked up in the heart, that
are never known to mortal man. And
while we condemn individuals for this
cause and another, il may be, that, in the
eye of Heaven we are far more guilty.
They suffer enough, without the finger of
scorn or the lounge ofcensure,a land by our
course we may add ten.fold to their sor.
rows. Let US be careful when we speak
and how we speak. and never denounce
or reProach, until we have obtained some
idea OF the temptations,I or the sorrows of
the heart. l; is easy to condemn. but
difficult to sustain The load of grief that is
sometimes Preying heavily on the spirits.
Portland Trib.
GF"Ain't it wicked to rob a hen roost,
Jim 2"
That's great moral question, Sam,
we have no time to argue it; hand down
another pullet.'
Texas Emigration & Land Company.
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Axes, ,'arranted genuine q
~ LOVES
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)sgood's India Cholagogue, FOsgate's

AnoJyne Cordial, Wynkoop's Tonic, Sands
Sarsap ,rilIa, DalIey's Pain Extractor, at
novle WOODRU FF'S
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Texas Emigration & Land Company.

800 .4cres Of land for S2O!-l6O .aeres o,
land for $40!
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Mount Morris. July %. Is45. n7-,f
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SCHO0T. BOOKS

NM Olives can be dessroye by coiIing al
w Mattisons, aud purchasing small quan.
Of SticLnine-
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Trustees Of tie
TerGs Emigration
and Land Company.
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THE Cv Holei which has been almost entirely rebuilt
during the past summer under the personal supervision
Of the undersigned and having beeu leased by them for
term Of years. win be opened before the 2i of Noven
Der for The reception OF company The house pleasantly
situated Pennsylvania OF l4f street,
the Presidents House and Executive Offices and bur
short walk ride from the Capitol
The buding Is stories hsgh fronting lao feet Penn
syania and 5 feet lih street, and contains
hundred aud forty which well arranged,
having paors with chambers attached and suites OF
Tor families, all wei lighted and ventilated
il has been constructed after the most improved plans
with all modern inventions Introduced and viii be furnish
ed with furniture, made order the house
The LADIES' paror large and pleasant, and opens upon
fine balcony front of he house. and is of easy
and convenient the ladies' ordinary.
The undersigned having had long experience ia botel
keeping trust by their personal 10 business and
OF their guests share of public patro
mage.
E d. WILLARD,
II. A. WILLARD.
Washngton d C. Nov S-,i2w
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NEW m~~sc- ttss Day re~esvcd--WM- FISCHER
~ Ssuoner Hail, Pennsylvania rsf store east
Of TIA street, has TINS day received the following mu
SIC, which will be sold very reduced price:
Gssfar Sowrs.-The Dream sung by Jenny Lind My
Happy Home, do do Farewell, my Faberisnd, do do
do The stsrs Of heaven cleaning DO do On the
banks Of Gusdaquiver, composed by Lsvenu My bark
Is on the bilow, composed by Meigncn Ibon who arr Of
heavenly birth. composed by G. Preyer-
MARY Dream arranged as waltz Tor piano. by lerecx
Chestnut Street Promenade Wsitz, do by Sig Dan
Premier Amour Vslse do by CHI Jarvis
Presidents Waltz do by Nesriand
VirEfnia Waltz, composed BY Whitaker
Flowers ~ Virginia = avorire wzzes) BY Sig George
Oakland Wsiizes, by Adolphe Schrniz
Minor Dances, By The TienBoise Children
Churubusco Grand March. by j. 9. Beckel
Lancaster Qnicsasp, by Hugh Coyse. Sovss
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POST OFFICE STATIONERY.

PosT OFFlcE, WASHINGTON, D. C.,
November g. iS47.
tn compliance with the law and the order OF the Posnas
ter General, sealed proposals VIII be received by
al liz O'clock noon, Saturday, the 4h of Deceber
for supplying stationery required Tor the OF this Posi- Or
ice during four years, commencing January lsfc and
ending December 81. ISL.
The estimate for each year is as follows:
SO of envelopng paper Of least is pounds to
the ream and about - by p inches 10 the sheet
lSe pounds of cotton packing two thirds of the
finest used in posl-oces, and about third of the
largest size and
Ito pounds OF hemp irvine for tying bags
Contractors required by law give bond in sum
equal double the valHe OF the articles be furnished
Payment win be made the delivery Of the stationery
Nov 3-Iaw4w c. K GARDNER, p NJ.
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PROPOSALS. conveying the na.fls 81 she United
can be provided 70 the both Of June 1851 on the following
routes, viii be received the office of the Post
M Of e 81 Of January lsss 10 be decided by the 5 Of
the month"; n the hereafter specified TO wiz
No 1854 From Key West, by Indian Key, Key Largo,
Key Eisayne Miami Jupiter inlet Indian river
Mnsoaiuo Inlet SMYRNA ST Augustine. and Fernandina, TO
No 3537. From Key West. by Sarafoto, Tampa Bay,
Cedar Keys, ST Marks Apalaehcoa, St Joseph, and 81
Andrews Bay. 10 Pensacola, 900 miles and back, once
month
Proposals for extending this service from Pensacola
New Orleans invited
above named routes twice month and proposals
ting snc places named the Above the bidder
viii be considered and proposals for carrying mails
by Land such portions Of said routes in Florida, which
Bids should forth the mode of conveyance, the time
required TO perform trip the SIZE and description
enable the decision be made the advice OF the proper
officers Of the naval service, whether the
not convertible into shiPs4ofwar
NOTES
Each proposal should be accom- panied by guaranty,
signed by responsible persons, IN the following
q The undersigned guaranty that ifhs
bid for carrying the mail from TO be ac-
copied by the Postmaster General shall enter into obga
tion prior the rsr day OF March next with good and
sufficient sareties, TO perform the service proPosed
other equivalent testimony, that the gaantors
OF properly and able make good their
The proposal should be sent % the department sealed
endorsed 8 Proposals for No. in Florida and
addressed the irst Assistant POSTMASTER General
For the prohibition OF buds resulting from combinations
and tle and conditions which the
made, last annual advertisement
Bidders notified t,a agreeably the provisions OF
the Congress OF I'D March, 1885, preference be
given those proposals fbeing acceptable in other
specisl which siat spulae deliver The steamships or
sta be provided ior carrying said mails 30 the United
STATES theft proper officer demand made, for the
purpose of being converted into vessel vssselsDwar
For the in which the transfer the
TO be made, and other particulars bidders referred
q The advertisement of foreign mails Of the 2is of April
lsE
c. JOHNSON.
Postmaster General
Posr oFFIcE DEPARTMENT, Nov 8, lss7.
Nov. g-Iawfw
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TMPROvED FARM I'm Fairfax county, Va, for sale.
Ii is situated the Falls church. (vhere there is
school, an good neghborhood and is about miles
from each OF the cities Of w ashnRton and Alexandria
good turnpike roads, Except miles which
road and eight miles from Georgeown contains hum
bred and thrtyye fifty OF which in timber and
for the Last five years has been under of improve
which has demonstrated that may be brought
high sate Of fertility with profit the large
part (now good condon) in grass planted with
choice uit, much Of which is already bearing The
dwelling and oubudings afford ample accommodation for
gentee family large frame barn, with stabling the
basement has been recently built In the best
There is nlllsea the premises, having fall of four
feet So desirable place is seldom market;
would be, but for the professional occupations Of the
owner
The price will be moderate, and the accommoda-
ting For further particulars, apply 70
CHARLES DE SELDlNG,
No. III Toid's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington cry.
N B.-Mr John Dnlin, residing the adjoining farm,
viii show the premises to those DESTROYS to purchase
Oct H-2awf
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CITY OF WASHINGTON FRIDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 3, 1877


- H01 sALE On REHT, thai large, cousnoaions,
81 and well finished brick dwelling. situated the
aide of sth street, between G and II, The
Patent Office This dwelling three stories high, and
roos including the basement and kitchen
The parlos first and second floors handsomely
finished CT Italian and Egyptian marble The
basement dining "a comfortable aPsTen) - also
yard there large csen capable Of holding four thou
sand gallons Of rain water There is also convenient
bathouse the premises and extensive coal and wood
cellar in front, under the pavement, which connects
with the basement The dwelling has many other
conveniences, such requisite for large and gen
eei family for which the house is well adapted
lnquirers who wish view the premises, may cali at
the residence OF the subscriber door the advertised
dwelling, mis- marble yard and street.,
the Union Office. THOMAS BERRY.
Nov q a,f
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TRsASugY DETACHMENT, Nov "a, 1877
CEALED PROPOSALS. win be received until the first
- Monday OF February, lSs the office Of the commits
soners appointed for the erection of the cusionhouse IN the
CRY of New Orleans, for the following materials:
IS 800 go of good hard-burnt brick
The be mentioned
II, DW barrels OF fresh lime more or less
1000 do hydraulic cement
5000 DO. sharp sand.
The ABOVE be delivered the leyce in New
Orleans the of the present custom-house
practicable. and in such Quantities shall from
ume be required, conormy with appropriations made
by Congress The proposals be addressed 10 Denis
Prieur, Acee La Branche, and William NJ Gwinn commits
soners for the erection Of cusombouse in New Orleans
endorsed Sealed proposals furnishing materials for the
erection OF custonl-house at New Orleans"
When the proposals opened by the commissioners
and recommendation for The consideration of the depart
The communication OF the commissioners viii be adj
dressed 70 the First Comptroller Of the Treasury who,
geteT with the first Auditor OF the Treasury being the
officers connected with the cusomhou accounts, viii
give ibeir VIEWS writing 10 the proposals, 10 the de-
Parrmeni The right Of rejecting amy bd IS reserved
Ample security VIII be required for the faithful alhneni
contract entered into for furnishing OF the before
mentioned materials r. j. WALKER
Secretary Of the Treasury.
To be published the Portland Argus, Maine Boston
Post and Boston Times New York Globe, Sun, and Her
aid Pennsylvanian and keysone Baltimore Argus and
Baltimore sun; InteAigencef and German Ga1et'e Wash
Louis Union; and Naich@z Free Trader until the 18th day
OF January Isss and in all the daily papers OF New Or
leans uniAi The first Monday of February. 1sss
Nov E-<.r2shrJaR
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COATED On Ix,uisiaua avenue near the of eh
IL street, and lew steps north Of Coieunans hoeee-
On the first floor hrse class ressnnan Wa4 sevsIsi
shortest notice. ftfb
On the floor there is suife Of spsetous and very
neat rooms where baths Of disssnx kinds may
ali be had the low charge Of - cents eerh Aos o.
cold Good constantly In zsasdanes, wiOus ex-
Ira charge Boh the restaurant and he bathing esAhs
uaeni are deemed inferior in the country.
On the second bowling saloon, bob comm0dions
and elegant and unsurpassed BY any similar ssion in
either of the cities Of the Union
La the rear of this saloon wells pponted pish gall
iey- 49,.
The Pavion's charges in each Departments win be mod
crate and the establishment Will be open day
and evening Of the week. except Sunday, On winch dry
te bathing establishment alone viii be opsn until II
O'Clock.
The proprietor the public call and ex.miDs
Nov. 24-dlm MOSkS COfT.
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EWLLER's HOTEL WasAinxso~, d. C.-Messrs. A.
Il * T. II. FULLER take pleasure in informing their
friends and the travelling pablo thai they will their
NEW HOTEL, the Of Pennsycania and I2t
street, before the LIST OF December. This house has
been erected great expense and under the personal
prrnendence of the -abscribers therefore they narer
themselves thai all the requisites of frsraie hotel win be
ioond their establishment Te furniture all entirely
and expense has been spared 10 obtain THAI which
Is elegant and comfortable.
The situation of the house IL considered eligible
than their laie stand OF l4ih and Penn
syiyania fvaeated by the subscribers last Nover-
ber) being the Capitol, and anve
walk the Presidents House and the public depart
nenIs
To old friends and guests tender our sincere
thanks fof their patronage heretofore bestowed and
them that they will find cordial welcome their
house, and trouble viii be spared render them
comfortable their fresides
To future friends and guests offer good house
and ali the inducements aforesaid, and beg their pa
tronage.
PoFfers win be in attendance the and steamboats,
their arrival, with the badge OF Faier's Hotel
No charge for eonueying baggage
Nov 5-du A *. 4. Ii. FULLER
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THE TIMES,

EDITED Bx DUR GnEKv-
rrIIS paper pracscabse fnll. aIr, and
candid of passing bnf IT'S ehic present
purpose is the abolition movement by
ma SKIING the designs motives and end OF political abo
ton that its prime pies hostile 10 the
rights, properly, INTEREST," prosperity and Liberty OF the
noh as to ,e rights and properly Of the south; and, by
peaIs their intelligence and patriotism, the
and good OF all parties, IN every sccon IN common eff
forr to strengthen and p~rpernae the Union
The TrxEs viii BE Published weekly in Washington city,
and sent To subscribers through the mail, for ~ -
For copies ~ %
Publication Office Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Four
anda-haif street
Brook. Shiliineron n Co, Washington
Hugh Latham. Alexandria
n All persons who approve the purpose Cor which th-
rsss is established requested 70 act as agents iof OBJ
tanning subscribers. -.
Editors throughout the country requested 10 publish
has prospectus and Onward their papers IN exchange
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(,uNA, GLASS, AND CROCKk3Y--Ws have jusx
u received house furnishing sore, Opposite Centre
Market over Barnes Mischers dry goods SORE, fad
sortnenr OF above goods, consisting in part Of
French china dinner and tea
Gold band teas, cofees, plates, fruit baskets &c
English china scts, banded and plain
Best white granite dinner sets
Flowing blue and printed do
White, granite flowing blue, and printed teass COZ
fees, bowls, pitchers, eapocs, suazrs, and creams
White granite flowing blue, and printed toiiet ssfs
Cut and pressed numbers, wines. gobsets, dscan-
rers, &c
White and pressed dishes, fruit bowls, finger bowls
Lamps candcsticks. castor cruess, &c.
With great variety Of other ARTICLES which we slter on
the very best tcrms Please look be6uCu
chase BOTELEk q McGkkGOk-
Oct N-2aw4wif
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w r JENNINGS a. Co, 2sl broadway, New York,
w Pennsylvania avenue, near 9Th street, Washington,
English and French CLOTH cashmere and vestngs for the
fall winter wear, which they make to order in the
not surpassed by any estabishen, in this country each
article dress and made by hands engaged ercin
sivey upon article, when the whole combined forms
suit to be surpassed for taste or beauty
w. T. j. 81 Co. have also hand a full assortment Of
oai overcoat body sacks dress and ock Coats black and
fancy Cashmere pants silk safn merno and other vests
be furnished with handsome suit a moments notice.
Also, hand fu assortment OF shirts, under-shiris,
a geniienan's wardrobe
Oct N-2m NAT Intel
H. MesIAIR H.s reesavsa n..a New Ysrk ..a
j Baltimore Of family groceries. which
selected with great care as to quality Among the
articles
Fresh green and black teas
Old government Java Marcaibo' Lazuiras and Rio
Goshen butter and cheese
New York winter apples
Fresh raisns, prunes, figs curran almonds, and cit
Loaf and crushed sugars
West India strip
Salmon, mackere and herring
Superior London brown stout
Superior old Monongaheia whiskey
Sances, cafsups. pickles, horse radish, prepared
Preserved peaches. currant Jelly
Superior olive oil, Judd's sperm candles, winter
And variety Of other groceries, which he offers his
friends and the public on liberal terms.
Pennsyivan.a avenue, between 9TH and ish streets
OAI COAL--Eyery variety, OF The best quality, adapt
~ ed in kinds and sizes 10 the several uses.
For wharf, lower end of 18th street, the
'Ai Nov ,Ss i7@asSs = '''- - b NJ pERINGER-
ORPHANS CorRT, November Is. ISL.
Dissric Of Cox~u5ia WasAlrgto~ cos~sy, TO writ.
nRDERKD, that the adnAhnlsasassr - TIE peyss~al
" estate of Rober Conan late Of Washington county
deceased, give Inc notice required by law the credit
OF said deceased by advertisement once week. fo'
three weeks, in the Washington Union
Test. ED. n ROACH, Register
THIS give nsssec, the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned fr, the Orphans Court Of Washington county
in the District of Columbia letters OF administration on the
personal estate Of Robert Coitman, iae OF Washington
county deceased all persons having claims against the
~a,a deren are hereby warned exhibit the with
the vouchers thereof e subscriber on OF before the IN
day on November next they may otherwise by law be ex
cuded from all benefit of said estate Given under
'-''- '''' - c. L. COLEMAN,
Nov Be- Adminisfxanor-