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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-30

W;iI y. ~ ' Gag, Is2S WI Co. Pair l..
LoekPort Steam PIor Man.,
LANE LoOMRR
(Suocessoyg % Lozs d JrT7,a-,
"OULD return their thanks 10 m,
rons Tor Iast favors, and solicit a r..,5ar u,
Ihey are determined TO keep the nsn,. -
LookfokT PLoE where il Is, the Lest An tl, -. Y
Mr. Lane attends in person 70 he r - ssaa,
All the important parts Of the pillow. and -
thereof 10 ordinary Workmen. We ar ,h.sssh
10 make every pillow what IL shonId i,e-a - =
Win the expectation Of increased a.. -
manufacturing an extra supply for fLes---- =
viii 10 enabled 10 supply I've lors -, soI,ias
SD TO favor with orderE " '' ~ =
To say word IN favor Of our vork -,
that cur piows never Loot a premium :, ~. ~. .,
:. ~, Nhere they were in compefifior .i -
neIe h1 ~, enabled 10 supply one half M, -
year We have been at extra ere ~ efs-af
we nave the best and will use notbiD- -,
IN finishing our work, will not y. - ~ =
We nave nov had a large supply 81 -;
Z, ~. ' s,a, prize LookPOrf Clipper. m.
e~' Doobie pioUs, a new invention. aa
Sub Soil & French nj,
Cast steel, German Steel, CasehsrJ.,.., :
SuitiFator-, tthat can not lie bsat -. a ~
Golfers, Drag, Hay R4kss. &c. Acl I''fl
Hs-Au EAEEaSrrDEs
hepairing Of Plous-maehinery, and I'm.
| promptly attended Or,leTs rfsIs-rtfpjI, - =
LookPort, VIII Co. IN, Jan. 81 soi'i's
PRICES OF WORK.
Breakers, complete, per inch,
Skeiefon- DO do
Lanes Beet l4inch Wheel rol,r,
CO. 20 so, DO DO Straight Golfer,
Stirring PlOw, l3in IL ooI cul,iv,,. !
Clipper, l5-iDeh IL 90 sbgI,i 1I Pln,-.
Corn Plows 200 Dr.. fi. ~, {
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-30
sLOA ANS OINTMEN Mt.

FOR Miliness, Safety, Certainty, Thoroughness,
Slons Ointment is rapidly supArceding all other Oint-
ments and Linimeuts for the cure of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds Calls of all kinds Crack
ed Heels Rngbone Polevil, Windgalls Callus, Spavne
Sweeney, Fistula, Foundered feet Sand Cracks,
Scratches Of Grease, Mango and Horse Dstemper,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-30
SELLING OFF AT COST!
VNHE entire stock formerly owned by T. ]. Kinnie,
i consisting of
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry

usually kept in first class Jewery Store. will be
sold at cost. by the subscriber at the old stand,
Bluff ST., Joliet.
Having secured the services of the same workman
employed for the last four years by T. j. Kinuie
deceased, the undersigned feel confidence in saying
the old customers of said kinnie that all work en-
trusted to her care will give satisfaction.
Aug. II, 1860. Mrs. A. KINNIE.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-30
NOTICE.

A Ii persons are cautioned against purchasing n
"a note, payable TO Moses Cleveland, and signed Iy
me, as shall not pay the same
A.-wHEELER.
Johet' June o. IooV' n5l-3w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-30
Strayed Or Stolen
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to John Weber, either bv
"A note or book account are requested TO make M
mediate payment to the undersigned and save cost
Joliet, Jan. -, 1851. 3a3w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-30

IF You want fine furnishing goods, go to
WILLIAMS
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-30

ID at ROIIuSo4 Cos.
, 1861-07-03

The inventor Of this machine has found our
country an almost interminab1e harvest field
for himself His patent expires next October.
A prodigious effort .was made in February
last to torce renewal for seven years, through
the Patent Office, or to buy it through, most
probably the latter. The acting Commissioner
Of Patents seemed determined That the mon
opoly should be renewed, and peremptori!y
cut short tie time for hearing evidence against
the application, in way so unjustidablY arbl-
t1ary as to excite strong suspicion that some.
body bad been brsbed. The case WAS so glar-
ing that Congress ;interposed, and compelled
him to extend the time to June 20. That day
having Just passed, and q new Commissioner
being In Office, we may expect soon to have
decision on this important case
It should be knoHn that the reaper patent
has been mine Of wealth to its proprietor.
lie has realized from It clear profit Of nearly
goo. If the present. application be
granted, the profit Of the next seven years will
Be 81 COO goo more. But. the grounds on
which this monopoly is sought to be contlR-
ued are the most extraor dinary feature OF the
case. The patent in 1915 was obtained by in.
Producing into the machine crooked iron
rod to effect certain purpose already secured
BY part Of the apparatus. It was not an i'm
proVement, but mere substitution. Mr.
Holt pronounced it imperative and worthless
yet 1t served Is cloak for extension. It was
evidently disguise, under color OF which the
E0Wer6 then IN office might shelter themselves
from public indignation. The present appli-
cation is quite as unreasonable as that. The
patent, az 1t now stands, was renewed for
merely providing more convenient location
for the raker's seat The original machine
was unchanged, it worked no better, cost no
less, but because the raker sat in spot dif
ferent from the old one, therefore the farming
community must lave the monopoly fastened
on it another seTsn years; ind the pending
application is to extend this mechanical sham
for seven more. Two years ago Mr. Holt
reso}utely refused an extension of the patent.
The country looks for like decision now
y. J. Tribune, 2o3th ut.
, 1861-07-03
Buckles New Volume or HDtvtlfIa-
t1oA In EnaIAudss -

Buckles New Volume Of u ksOlvtlfIa-
ton In England
The London correspondent Of the Now
York Evening lost Thus refers to Mz: Bnckle's
, new volume: = .
Mr. Buckles second volume Of his History
Of Civilization in England Is marked By the
ZANE Frodtgfcus learning, the eame fnteltec-
tual eubtlety, the same severe and lofty phi
losophical spirit, and the same indifference to
the Frsite or blame Of the mass Of ordinary
readers, that distinguished the previoaslssae.
The historian refsrs In strata Of stn5ely 'pa-
/. thos TO the sacrifices which an author as iade-
PENDENT AID philosophical ~ himself is com
PEELED to make; but he finds his reward In
the CONSEQUENCES, or at least the hope, ttzt
he is achieving something which viii inter.
! est the thinkers Of this age-something, per-
hap8, On which posterity may build"
1t Is discouraging, however, to fud him de-
Glazing that he can never make more taatl
very distant approach to completing his orig
iDal tes1gn. His work will only be ''1ragg-
ment," after all. He started with q sanguine
ccnSiction that he could rear the whole Of the
Fast ediace .Hhich he contemplated; Int be
has lived to discover his mistake. = 1t Is, in
deed, too t1ue," he Trites, 'ithat such . work
requires not only several minds, but also the
successive experience CT several generations.
r OF al that had hoped TO do, now
find but too surely how small apart1 shall ac-
was much that was 1anciful; perhaps there
was much that was foolish. Perhaps, too.
they contained moral defect aud saVored Of
an arrogance which belongs to Btren2ta
that retnses to recognize its Own weakness
Sill, even now that they are defeated and
brought to nought, I cannot repent hav'ng IN
dulged in them, but, on the contrary, I.Would
ment," hcWeyer,is is on colossal scale, aud has
ALREADY attracted the notice OF all thinking
, 1861-07-03
FOUNDRY PIC IRON.

800 to.s Asserted Foundry Pig 1roo,
Prem tAee. II sscntt Frsu.ee qu.n-
ftk t. 10 sEft "a e3-cr Ni1tott fanls Will fakn
;, :. Fnrts rx5 n...r. fNElY. LAW RNCE d uia.
&, i. +. .t.IA II, IL A. III S3uta u Alcf atr38s
, 1861-07-03

Prof a. Z. Eaton, Of this city, who Is wide
j. krown as chemist, mechanic and inventor,
hes brought out . new breech-loading riied
c: :nnon, which setms to supply great desid
eratum. A second trial OF its merits was
made it Long Branch en- Thursday last BY a
York for the purpose.
Tie sun used IL Of wrought iron, five feet
in length, with caliber OF two inches, and
rifled twist Of one turn in e1.yeu feet. The
b,eech is closed by q double wedge, three
incEes By tEo and a-half, playing in q perpen-
This wedge Is freely moved up or down. but
when In Its place ID held with perfect frmness
by double levers. The bail, Weighing fire
pounds, is conical IN shape, and composed Of
IRON cased y ? thin Saating Of lead; The
placed is triae larger than the rifed portion
of the bar1el; so that the ball, In passing oul,
is compressed to the shape Of the grooves
In loading, the ball, well creased, Is hrst In
troduced; behind this Is slid In steel cart
ridge cssc, fitted to the chamber, forming q
perfectly gas:tight joint, and containing, in
der. One Of the pecnliarities Of Prot Eaton'a
methcd, and 8 most valuable one, Is that the
powder Ia fired in jfoat ,sest to the baA, through
q tube passing through the centre Of tho cup
to ite breech, and there communicating with
tie vent. Thus the inertia ofthe ball Is over
der is but partly consumed. So oil danger Of
bursting the gun is ohriated, and the recoil IL
much diminished. The powder is also more
perfectly burned, and different sorts may be
placed IN the Eame cartridge, the cosrse or
slowly burning being next the hall, and then
In the experiments Of Thursday, the can.
ncn was first fired for range. At an elevation
of five degrees only, the ball frat graz.d the
sand at a distance Of 9, Las yards, and then,
bounding On, was picked up ut = distance Of
2,oS5 5s,de: 1t il believed that this Is the
longest fight on record with such An :eleva-
ticn: and .caliber: The e1PGiments Of Arm
degrees, the ball passed beyond poant on the
| beach which vas 1900 yards distant; and
struck the wster. The exac. flight could NOT,
| therefore, be determined; but II was enough
| to know that it vas considerably more than
In ihe afternoon, eight shots vese fired at =
ta1get sixteen feet eqaare, It distance Of one
thousand Ja1dH. OF these the lsst stren struck
| the target NEAR Its centre, all within circle OF
| SIX 1eer in dismeter. Indeed, there Was nc
:! reaeon to purpose that the target would hare
I BEEN missed again had the firing been kept up
for hun died rounds. Vita such accuracy,
! It would be m easy matter to flre INTO IN en-
brature, CT TO burt shell In . ca,emass>
Pro-. Eaton has been requested to :prucecd
to Washington. IN otIer that his gun may BIT
tested for The Goyetnment. Cannon of thta
! patte1uxcu1d be lnvaluAb1e for the new gus
! boats. M2de with = T. cslibhr Of four inches
they would ca1ty . GIL, h,il, Of 5o.lb: shell
+ pcr TO aad, a:so, that the gun IN question I 4
t btsu fl1ed thirty -thrto lines In fis iwo tIals
!, III ttefo hss been TO cloggt1g or leakage DIS
| c1.yetxd, It promiss8 to- posaete moro thz1
| ,lc pCs.ctastk z1 d prse Of The ofaelt. OF .a
t.teei-.l.scig g'uns.noE ia u,s.-z.K M 2. TIL
, 1861-07-03

This morning at 10 o'clock the two ferry
boats lashed together, departed for Hannibal,
carrying the Third Regiment Of Iowa vol
untce1s, with tents, provision, bag and bag
gage. The boata were crowded from the
top to bottom with men, Us they never were
before. Flags were flying, muaic plAying,
baEdkercbiefs waving, and q vast crowd OF
men, women and children on the shore were
cheering hearty adieus. It was lively and
animating ecene, and yet one of melancholy
interest. 1t Was sad to think that many Of
these brave fellows wonld never return, but
Still more kad that their lives ahould be re-
qu}red to put down wicked rebellion against
tho best Government on earth. In the whole
history OF mankind, the awful crimes Of rebel
lion and treason never appeared, and never
we're, 60 hideous es now. And il the doom
Of the traitors does not correspond to the
enormity Of their crimes, then human justice
will be failure and I farce.
The boys were eager to go into the field oi
active service, and we have no doubt they
will give good account Of themselves, Il
they have half d chance. A regiment oi
stronger and better looking men Is rarely
seen. It is pity that they have to 20 among
the enemy In their present state &c uupr.
Farednees. It ie to be hoped that, before
their term Of service, expires they will havo
regimental officers, uniforms, cartridges, and
Other usetul a1tic!es-Ktokuk Gatc City, jun
-
, 1861-07-03
The Bott8 Letter 4 Hoax.

From general acquaintance with the hand
writlrg Of Mr.. Bolts, VIC were convinced that
the letter signed with his name which we re-
ceivad from Washington on Tuesday last, and
il his, and in that belief We laid It betore our
readers. We are now bound to state, howev.
er, that on comparing the handwriting with
undcu5tcd specimens Of TINT Of Mr. Bolts. Al
We were yesterday enabled to do, We are. led
to believe that the letter Is forgery. At the
came time, We. yesterday caused inquiries to
he made for Mr. Botts in Washington, and he
could not be discovered. We conclude that
. be ID not there, and has not been there - n n
z TribAHe.. J. = =. :: : -. -
, 1861-07-03
The Defenses Of the N1tssIsstppi Rive

We snnounced in our issue Of yesterday
morning, by a special dispatch from our rsgu-
lar correspondent at Richmond, that Bishop
Polk, of La, III connection With Gol. lIardec,
lid been appointed to the responsible posi-
ticn Of Commander Of the de:enses Of the Mis-
eissippi River, from Cairo to the mouth. He
ID al cf{lcer Of experience and superior mill.
tary attainments, ard under bis command our
interests will be diligently cared for.
Ger. Polk will have the command, Us Briga.
ditrGereral Of the forces mustered into the
Confederate service, while Gen. Pillow is in
no wise intetfered With IS Major General OF
the Tennessee army. At the same time, be-
lrg relieved from the routine Of duties il
VOWED in erecting the Mississippi river de
ieDece, be will hereafter be able to gITe more
attention to the particular work contemplated
in bis appointmt nt-that of organizing the
gallant army Of the State volunteers.
Major General Pillow and Brigadier General
Polk ere cloee and bosom friends, and have
been 60 for, twenty years, and our readers can
rest assured no conflict can Occur between the
two officers. We hcppen to know that Gen
Pillow las applied, with strong prospect OF
success, to President Davis for orders 70.
higher DUTY and position Of more impor
lance to the country.
Upon his arrival Gen. Polk will find the de
fe1ses erected il tie last six weeks, under the
order OF Gen. Pillow, about completed. TheJ
are cftuch character as to have met the afl
provnl Of al military men who have examined
them, and to secure the Mississippi! valley
from invasion by our northern enemies
1Imphis 41pcdl, June Is.
, 1861-07-03
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAJ
1H1 ROAD.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

6HEAu GEAtARA huViE
To New xsrk, New England aad tas
G2uada1s ;:
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tas Il fsc GEes; Central Union Depot foot Of Lafs sfnes
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, 1861-07-03

The English serew steam higate Mcrsey,
Captain H Caldwell, has reached Halifax.
and Gsnsn ene 3s n 81
be1gs, and thought it would be interesting to
experiment On them with ri}ed cannon. Ac-
coTding1y an Armstrong shell was fired at
tmall iceberg about one hundred and 1l1tY feet
high, from distance Of four miles aud half
Such was the effect that block Of Ice, judged
to be Of about one hundred tons, fell from the
summit. This large weight falling from the
top Of the berg removed the ceEtre Of grayi-
If, which caused the whole ]abric to roll oYer
and rcck to and fro. It was considered most
tiveness cf these missiles. Further trials
were made with other projectlles supplied to
the navy, namely, hollow shot percussion aud
ehrapnen, and time fuze shell, molten iron
shell, DC, al tending to exhibit one feature in
liability Of every vessel being in flames soon
after she is enpaCed.-Boston Journal
, 1861-07-03
QIruBaeS.
RUPTUREs CURED. BY THE
HARD RUBBER RIGGS TRUSS,

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nj funta9t ea 9sesds Does not constantly press On
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, 1861-07-03
~@iI GIprkS.
3proposalH.
GALE OF IOWA STATE
~ STOCKS

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% IT ,o b ns II ths fa Il & g. oae
ths paIty ens he REo 70 % 5ssS ~ s14 ia
asl q ,le s1a,s e Iowa Eth Interest coupon: st-
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, 1861-07-03
GpFrlat Notices.


@ Cultivation Of the Voice.-Ihe
u1dsrtrned you'd respectfully inform the citizens OF
E2cseo ta&t hc k&a located hrtseA m tais ea5 tof
the 5p.prne of tracking tie c.uYatton and develop
meEs 1t tt,e To.se EikreN s7u7l Of Carlo Bs.slnl
he r<oro4cs 70 rtYz particular sttsaton to the usual
0eAleete3 r1aher Of Forming s2d Developing the
Ftane ..- 4. j: EbELl.
Roous Murieal v1aion Academy. lA.non Block.
Rxrrpyscxs s-Rev. Edward Anderson, Root 4
Cady .s.lo UAaAtri
c.rrs ~h te,nt, l.. st Root csdy.e. ]es-ess1 s.n
#~ 10 Horse Owners, DR.. Sweets
In:a.npt L.rrert {or ker-ss il nn,tya1od by any IN
al casee Ct Lsrasss, 1!trg ftcn Bp1a:n1 hui.sa OF
wseucatrE its eject Is maEteal and Curtain Harness
OF Saddle Calls st1atcAes ;1Ausc ao It viii also cura
spcedflg. spa,tn sad Etrsboae mxy ba easily pro
rentd ssd cnrtd thetr 1zc:p1ec: stagea but confirm
ed cases ate bessnz tbs possibility OF radical curn
No caae Of the Kind hoTey L. - desperate OF hope
1esa bot may BE- A1lcvia.d by this Iirtent snd I'll
TRthf1i application wiz 1lCa &c the LaueuesA
sad enahao t,1r tcs1s X Ia. i 9Th cou?adHye casa
ETrrr hor.s eEnsr stonld ka:e this remedy st ntnd
for NJ timely u1e II <aa Esrt Appearance Of LAMnc
VIII stee9aa5 prsyeHt tAeee Iosridaale diseases 1ea-
t!ccet to vtich ~ horsse rre liable and which render
- many ottetStss valuable to1sss nearly Wolko!es
sea advertisement. Fer t.le hT J. 3. 5oaSsoh'
GeaefA1 AEsat "a asato et-eet noAss'eoRolY
fB~ Oak Orchard Acid Spr7nts,
Wsscr.-Psmphlet. containing the opta1ops OF
tdCheuhts and PayFicans respecting the use ot the
Wn11ta The case pf fnany diseases of tho human fTs
tu1- Vt be suppEed g1sss. On application -
JH REED CO.
Wac.csa.s Drrgg1sta,
Chicago, H.
apZeA-ly
, 1861-07-03

RA Wcstern friend wsrltes ITO Has.
t1ale The metal;c character Of tho people here,
win tell you Of, = little incident which oc-
cured the other dry at the Misaioa 9sn-
talh School Mr 8. had becr reading to bis
clses q chspttr in one OF tho Gofpels, ending
. with Tie words, :. And Jesus charged. .thsrto
tel no man." CloelnE The bank, - aaked. .
MWtat did Jssus ch5T5o. th3m :" ;whe1 q
: trleIt little fcficw znswtf.d-.: - :. -
':Hc didn't charge them anytaiag; hs doae
it f1t nukA1tEW
, 1861-07-03
TEE PENNSYLVANIA ClE,
l. T24L RAuPlAD.
40 MIIES DOUBLE JEACX

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The Provost Marshal of Bnltfnl ore
The Baltimore american thus speaks Of Pro-
cost Marshal Ken1y.

The Baltimore american thus speaks Of Pro-
vost Marshal Ken1y:
Col. John 3. Kenly, who has been appoint
ed Provost Marshal, is we'll and faVsrab1y
known to our citizens Us devoted lover Of
order and good government. He was Mljor
OF the Baltimore regiment in the Mexican
war, and distinguished himself in the battle
Of Monterey. a native Of our city, and
gentleman Of Intelligence and legal capacity,
as well as strict military disciplinarian, bis
appointment Is, perhaps, the meat acceptable
that could have been made, sud, notwith
standing the impairment thrown in his way
by the police commissioners, VIC have no
doubt that he will organize competent and
Efficient force.
It will be observed that the proclamation OF
Msjors General Banks placed 1t In the power Of
tile police board to have terminated this mill
tary movement in twenty.four hours, by the
appointment Of t LOYAL citizen" to the post
vacated by the arrest OF Marshal Kane. They
hsve, however, deemed it proper not only to
abandon the trust eonfided to them BY the
people, but to cndeayor to thwatt the effort
made BY the provost 1naraha1 to reserve the
old force, compelling him hastily to call to-
gether force composed Of euch material as
presented itself for Immediate service