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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-06-04
Mortgage Sale.

ny HEREAS Charles Matthews did on tile TWEEN
w tieth day OF peceDlber in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ftysix. aud
deliver TO the undersigned. Ethan Wetherbee a GER
proniissory notes. in the said mortgage mentioned and
described and bearing even date Herewith, which sad
mortgage was flied fOr record in the Office of the Re-
COrler of i'll County in the State Of Illinois on the
twentieih day of u eeIfber, A. d. 1886. and duly re-
coded in said ,ifoe, IN tock 80, page 7n5. And
dvfanlt having bcen made the payment Of four of
sadnoe7 in SAID mortgages described, and for The pay
ment OF which the sand mortgage was executed to
cure, ;owit- for the Of Twelve hundred and fffy
dollars e'e aud made payable respectively. ON the
mrs. dizzy OF ursry inTesch a tue gycars ls5s 1859.
toeO and 1861, sith inteiest passlle annually. and
given for purchase If tlsr lard hereinafter es-
criOed. (S+792S of principal, 2i D. of interest
making Eishrluhired tIlaf5 and sixty prin-
cial and interest which has been paid thereon and
the residue ofthe principal Of said notes, together
with tie haianace OF interest which has accrued there
on being now past due and unpaid
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the and authority in said mort
gage con tane AMI for the purpose of paving the res
iduc Of the principal ard of the above rsril
ed notes, shall Saturday the nineteenth tlays of
JanuaryA d. ISL. az tsesheur OF two O'Clock in the
afternoon Of that day, the north door of the Cont
House, in the city Of Joliet, in the County af Will and
state OF Illinois, sell at public veBdue the premises m
said mortgage mentioned and described. situated in
the County OF VIII aud State of Illinois o-wit: GThe
north west quarter of Section number Thirteen fI3l
anu the east half Of the north quarter of Sacfion
number fourteen (lI), in Township thirty.fva fs51
North OF Range nine t9J East of the third PRINCIPAL
meridian. containing Two hundred and forty acres
more or less together with all and singular the ten
ments hereGianle.ts, privileges aud appuvtenances
ihereunto belonging or in any wise apperaininr and
all right and equity of REDEMPTION of the heirs $50;
executors an administrators ofthe said Charles Nat
thews, to the highest bidder for cash
ss5ir ETHAN WETHERBEE, Aiortcapee
PARKEs & ELwO0D, Att'ys.
Joliet January g. 1851. SO2w
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FOR CATTLE AND HORSES.

fTlIIIS is truly Great Remedy Half % cent bot
l. tie Of slGan's Instant Relief. given in pint of
warm wRer. seldom fails to horse Of Collie in a
few minutes; i'll extreme repeat tine dose in Is
minuets.
For Bruises, Strains sprains. and many ether njur-
les on Horses Cattle. and other animals Sloans In
slant Relief speedily effects cure Many persons
have been aspnise to witness the rapid cure effected
by the use this wati,isrhll medicine : 2
EzyGet Circulars Of gents. - p 81 - q
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SAINT LOUIS STORE.
Wholesale & Retail,
ChOice Family Groceries.

HE undersigned bcgs leave Is call the attention O.,
the citizens Of Joliet aud vicinity to his full and com
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DLACK Teas lem 40 to IS cts
ID at Ro,tret Co.
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neutrality-suspicious. Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF an order
Y and decree Of the County Court Of VIII County,
made the petition Of the undersigned .dmnstra tor
Of the estate of Gutavus A Goodng, deceased for leave
to sell the Real of said deceased at te February
Term Thereof A. D. 1861, shall Wednesday the
Twenty fourth day Of April, A u 1861, between the
hours 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 5 o'clock p. NJ of said
DAY the north door ofthe Court House IN the cityof
joliet in said County Of VIII sell at public sale, the
highest and best builder therefor, all the right, title
and said ia and 10 the following des
cribed real estate, subject to the Widows right of
Dover therein to ait: The west half of the he a of
Section number twcntycnc CIV ia Township thirty six
(j6l North Of Range NUMBER ten (l0) East If third
principal meridian; also II undivided one fourth part of
yide one forth part Of the north quarter of the
north west quarter lex ;citing the undivided
fourth part Of twenty-five being Lots no , 3, aud
the nth half Lot mber s. in the subdivision of
said quarter sccton) of Section number niue 9l. in
Township number thirty six 1907, north of Range
number eleven (l) East of the third principal meri-
dian also the undivided one-haf Of the cast half Of
Block nufIl er twentysix (26) In the Village Of Lock
port al situated in the County of Will and State of
illinois, also the undivided oneourth part of the west
half of the north west quarter ct Section number
twenty-five (22l in Township number thrtyseyen 80
North Of Range eleven l) East Of the third principal
meridian situated in the County of Cook IN the State
Of Illinois; also undivided onesiNth part of the
nortl east quarter and the undivided CncsiX part OF
the south west quarter Of Section number thirtysix
1850, in Township number twenty-five '22) North of
meridian stSated IN the county of Mclean and state
of Illinois.
The terms of payment will be made known on the
day of sale
CHARLES IL. WEEKS, Admir-
Joliet, March II, ISL. Sg-Gw
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foR general supply of Groceries, Flour, Feed &C..
'H' @. 8. SEixNss's
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A Lesson for Suicidal Lovers.

Richard Gould, journeyman harness
maker Of this city, says the Cincinnati
Gazette, has himself been harr e4sed by Gu
pid, and driven to the gates Of desperation.
His enslaver is young lady named
Charlotte Mathews, whose mother keeIs u
boarding house ON Elm street, and who az
pears to have made up her mind to some
more brilliant alliance than that offered By
Mr.. Gould. But rs Richard has a very
good opinion of his own merits and quail
fcations, he judged that Charlotte's cool
ness was mere cOquetry, and believed that
when it came to the scratch she would cave
in a moments warning.
lie resolved to test at once the soul of
the artful nymph, AMI su lprise her into an
aYowal Of her real feelings. For this pu :
pose he proceeded u the dwelin: house of
Mrs. Matthews and stretched himself out
ON the front door steps, with an empty
phial in his hand marSede strychnine.
g Now there will be IN affecting scene
when my captivating Charlotte comes out :"
sJlIloquised Mr.. Gould as he closed his
eyes and composed his features to u corpse
like immObility.
Presently Miss Mathews appeared at the
door with a broom in her hand for the pur.
pose of sweeping the steps. Ga seeing the
recumbent Richard, she uttered an excia.
Toat5Vn Of surprise and then tried 70 stir
him up with the brpom-stIck but finding
that he did not move called cut:
: Mother, mother! here's Dick Ct luld
criled up on our steps, and | don't know
', haE in the world ais him"
Dead drunk, guess" said Mrs. Math-
ews, as she >,sme to the font Ior.
No; | decla,e if he hasn't kicked the
bucket in reality" said Charlotte, spying
the bottle, " and has Irke,, strychnine
- Poor SOUL" excIaimet the benevolent
old lady, /" how natural he luUsS."
a. lie looks about as we'll as wbHn he was
alive" observed Charlotte, and .hat's
not saying mach for his beauty. lie nv
e. could hold candle to Jimmy Hickman,
aE aay time"
This Hickman is spruce young clerk
who boards with Mrs. Mathews, and who
happened to come home at that very june
Gufe.
When he saw the suppo ed corpse, James
offered to 20 for the coroner t. hold an in
quest over the poor devil as he callei
Mr.. Gould.
"Well, don't ike the notion of hay-
ing coroner and jury fellers packed about
here" said Mrs. Mathews.
M" added Charlotte, " Just drag the
sasty creature on the eellpr door of the
next house. Jimmy, and then wash your
hands, and come into supper"
MIR. Hickman took the corpse by the feet
to do as he was directed, when Gould
dealt him kick that doubled him up like
a jack>knife. The ladie. si,rieked. al
Mr.. g buld, starting up, was beginning to
upbraid Charlotte for her hardness Of heart
but the ariisal of policeman put stop
20 his ora o y, and he walked away a sad~
der and wiser man.
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Administrator Sale.

PY virtue Of decree of the Knox County Court
II ~ the state Of Illinois, the undersigned admin
isiator de boHs non OF the estate Of krmsns U,,,d
VIA se az pnolic Vcndue- at the trout door AT Ca,r
house IA the C9nnty OF Will ia said state of ItIino
on Wednesday 9Th day Of Nov, 1850 ali the i,t,
tit the SAID EFastus HuId. deceased had in Tho ~,
lowing desci Ibrd real estate the time OF his la
tS-N't; All that part OF tbe north east Iarler ~ -
tioh tHentyour ca Township irty-iiyef8 p,,
Sfhe W. east OF the thtri prime pal meridian in saIs
CoGnty OF VIII lying north OF The Illinois ana Michi
Eah Cabal, excepting fOtr and one half acres az, H.
N"rtn eist corner thereof heretofore c,ny.Ys,l -,
haIsilai mag and also. excepting six acres and sx
sy-nine buDdredth, occupied BY the Chicago 4 psi
Island Fan Road SompaEy. The sale will be niaIs -
,le highest bidder between the hours 81 10 o,cIoct
81 and Sociock 7. NJ. of said day. and on craft, ~
Twelve months, the purchaser giving note viii aed
personal security and also gage on the premises
Deed executed at the time OF sale
Sou, ,e,eco ST. DoLBEAR, Aimr
- n1+9w
me above sale is prosponed to the 81 dav of An-;l
Ieol at the same hour and place above designated
L. S. D0LBEAR Admr
'''''' wv - ioOV' 23-20-w
Fhe above sale is pospo ed until the stb dav n
mated 'e oes-s-
,.,,., ~ ST. DoLDER Admir-.
-'"''h o. i'oi- 45-5w
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F. X. FER.
ca MANUFACTURERS and dealer In .v,rx
k75f5zSA WI variety of Harness, Saddles, Briiles
Collars, Whips, Trunks, &c.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the iphab
tahts ofJofet and vicinity that he is prepared "a
on hand a full assortment of = : -.'
Carfiagc and Team Harness,
And all articles in his line of business all warranted
TO be nads Of sound Materials aud the best Of work
manship s~F5 ftIes .T.lF 49, IN IN
No 20 Jefferson st. Joliet, ILL., july 90 ISIS. hsiX
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strayed or Stolen
NOTICE.
For Rent,
( NE STORE, and one Dwelling ouse. Enauirs

T ANBswooL UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS. a,
- HALL sTKARSs
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ssrayed or'sgOien.

ON the 2sth OF june last, one sorrel Mare, years
Ood sod two days before She left, small white spot
in the forehead sorre aud tail two letters u. a
s branded the lett shoulder. 40 long hair on the
feOcs. fctluck and of the hind feet little
larg titan the Others caused by strain, large fat
hoofs aud the inside of the hCcis is as full as the rim in
the bottom. and steps long " hen under trot.
Whoever viii return said Ma Sshal receive SIS II
stolcn aud VIII County Will pay $50 for the thief also
il stTaye will nay s. If found within 10 mites from
Joliet. will pay $40 found within - miles of Joliet.
ANY who will take MP sad mare and give infor-
nation by letter through the Z. O. at Joliet ILL., direct
to Box 50. shall be literally rewarded.
Is. o. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July L. 1850. n5-3W
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-06-04

SCENE IN CHURCH A singular scene
took place on Sunday week in West Phila
delphis, at the church in charge of Rev.
Henry A. Wise, Jr., son of the ex Cover
nor of Virginia. In the prayer of Mr.
Wise, who is an Episcopalian, he left out
the President, when Mr.. Drexeil, one of
the leading members, rose and demanded
that he should repeat the prayer correctly,
which the clergyman refused to do. He
was then compelled to leave the pulpit and
the church without preaching his sermon.
So says one Of the Philadelphia papers,
We notice the arrival of Mr.. Wise nj
Richmond announced since then.
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~ p. O'CONNOR.
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SLoA Ms OINTMENT.

FOR Mlness Safety. Certainty. Moroug hness
slons Ointment is rapidly sup recinE all other Oint
ments qnd Liniments for the cure OF the following
Complaints. Fresh Ws nds Gats q all Kinds. Crack
ed Heels. King bone, Polcvl. Windalls Callns Spavine
Sweeney, Fistula, fouDdered feet Sand Cracks.
Scratches OF tirease, Mnuge aud Horse Distemper,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-06-04
sabbath Physiology.

The Almighty rested oneseventh Of the
time Of creation, commanding man to OBJ
serve an equal repose. The neglect of this
Injunction will always. sooner or later,
bring mental, moral, and physical death.
Rest is an invariable law Of animal life.
The busy heat beats, beats ever, from in
fancy TO age, and yet for q large rart Of the
time il is in a state of repose.
William Pitt died of apOplexy at the
early age of forty seven. Wher the dasti
MES of nations hung in large measures on
his dnings he felt compelled to give a. un
remitfing attention TO affairs of state
> Sabbath brought no rest to him, and soon
the unwilling brain gave signs uf exhaus-
tation. But his presence in Parliament
was conceived to be indispensable for ex-
PLANTATION and defense of the public policy.
Under such circumstances, it was his Gus
vnHT % eat heartily of substantial food most
highly seasoned, Just before going to his
place, in order 10 aff.rd the body that
2 strength, and TO excite the mind to that ac-
tiyity deemed necessary to the momentous
occasion. But under the high tension, both
brain and body persisted prematurtly
Not long az , one of the most active bus
mess men of England found his affairs so
extended, that hs deliberately determined
had a mind OF wide 4 asp. His views were
so comprehensive, So far, see ng, that
wealth came in upon him like a 4 iod. He
purchased acoaRtry seat, at the cost If four
hundred Thousand dollars, determined that
he would now have rest and quiet. But it
was too late As he stepped Oh his thresh
bold, a fter a survey Of his late purchase, he
Gecame apoplextic. Although life was not
destroyed, he only lives to be the wreck Of
u man.
1t used TO be said that hricl-1iln must
be kept burning over Sabbath , it is now
known to be fallacy. There can be no
'must' against divine command. Even
now, II is received crininn, that irJn
blast furnaces will bring ruin lf not kept in
continual operation. Eighteen PEARS age,
an Englishmau determined tn keep the
Sabbath holy as to them, with the result,
as his books esti6ed, that he made MOI
iron in six days than be did before in sew
e en- that he had made moi iron in q given
time, in proportion to the hands and size
of his furnaces, than any establishment in
England which was kept in opei at On dur
ing the Sal bath.
In New York the mind Of q man who
made ha a millitn year, went out in the
night Of madness and an early grave, III
ly two years, from the very strain III.
upon it by variety Of enterprises, every
one Of VI ich succeeded.
1t will take about five years to clear
them off, said an observant matter of an
Ohio canal boat, abiding to the wearing
cut Influences on the boatmen, y no wtrks d
on Sabbaths as well as on other days As
T. the boatmen and fremen of the steamers
On the Westei n rivers, which never lay by
ON Sabbaths. seven years is the average Of
life. The observance, therefore, of the
seventh portion Of our time, for the purpos-
% of rest, is demonstrably physiological
necessity, law Of our nsture.-HalPs
Journal IF Health.
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Becns. -''
split Peas,
All OF which will he disposed Of at prices suit The
strctest economist With the disposition and frIunsss
TO both promptly and faithfully, he hopes merit
the confidence Of the community and become the rccip
lent of u boIntiful share of pujhc patronage.
Highest Price paid for all kinds Of Produce.
NV. QUINN.
Joliet june 30, 1877 n2-tl
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c orn hell.
First Premiun p,

state Fair Chicago 1855 w.
VIII c.. fairJolist 1855 do h. f ~ ID;
LoekPort Steam PIow NJ %
LANE IOOMp wac,
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Farm Enr SaIn

me subscriber JhnIes Templeton- offers for sale his
Sei known Farm Of leo acres. with House. Barn and
Shees Situated six miles from Ioet. on the Road 10
Shannahon The Farm is under the fines; cultivation
FOR particulars enquire at the premises or q p Oon
hot-" p"et No. ~. 3u.
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TAX SALE NOTICE,

4 Ii persons concerned, viii please take notice,
N that at a sale of lands, town and city lots for
State County and special taxes and costs for the
1855, made in pursuance of law in the county of Will,
and state of Illinois the 18th day of July, 1883.
and lots, sold at said sale, and that the time
demptUn thereof from said sale will expire in two
years from the date of said SALE and the redemption
will be double the amount sold for and subsequent
taxes paid by me- with interest thereon and of
advertising. tOwit:
D..scrinf,n Soc AMI
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O the Afflicted

'nAi Troublesome disease the PILES. can be cured
u by caling on the subscriber at the IL Mile Grove
rouse Joliet Ill, or by addressing him through the
rosl Ohee Warranted to cure in every instance. or
the motley refunded The Medicine can be sent by
express or mani TO any part of The United States or
t1hada- charges moderate aud 10 suit the times
Feb. 2s 1850 y sANRopN
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JOLIET MILLS.

q Q Nj ID Z MENT
WEwouid call the attention Of Farmers liyip, At :.
w distance AID on any Of the Rail II Is 10 tIss
DCh OF our business We will take your 1ri.ts of Ten
bushels and upwards fom the Inherent dcpots in
1e cty ana return them the day (T.ailreed ar
tangensh's permittng,) sehd yorr name and Raifoad
Joliet Mills -s'"'eote'' %
1,,,., ,os., HowK. HYDE Co
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StraVcA

ItR0M the subscriber, ~ miles south west Of tbi.
city, one bay Horse Colt years old next spring.
star IN the forehead black name and TAIL the letter
branded on the len shoulder. Any person who will
return or give information where he can be had will
be literally rewarded for their trouble
'ohet' FEC :, 1850. 2S-3v PHILLIP ANGLER.
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ID II N Il AL NO TIE
Dr.. Err CARpENTrp

tlURNING FLUID, Cam,.hene lard OIL rnre Pei
- pnnt Ol W AK and Sperm Candies for sale low a,
sept ., 1856. n12 J-1f BROWS,s
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5 . VI Is Il HI Il N G N E
Patent sprinr Bedstsads

Patent Spring BedsteadI Ia
I'liE subscriber has Just received large los q
Il popular Bedsteals. They combine more -
economy and utility, dare ventu.e TO assel~ -
other article Of furnattIre now In marksf. =;
With surprising ease allows constant and leif. -
ton aildis Acknowledged TO be cheaper and - !,
feathers or any other good bed. An are insi.H .S
and examine. as charge nothing fer sAsrne sd nd
EUGENB -,
Exchange st, between Canal and Rive
I,ilicf Ian % 1asr
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Machinery Oil,
Burning Oil, Wagon Grease

Also
REAPERs AND MOWERS. THRESHING MACHINES &c
The subscriber is ready furnisl, ia any 1uari-
tty the above articles. Machinery OIL per gal 20 cts
Wagon Grease. per can 80 cts.
The following gentlemen contribute their testimony,
in terms of unqualified confidence to its merits and
use il exclusively: Wisconsin Stage Company. Iowa
Stage Company, Wskers Lines of Stages Great North
Stage Company, Walker 4 Parmclee's Omnibus
Lines. Chicago, Manuy's Reaper and Mower. The best
article in for carriages and bugges it soils
by running the wheels. For sale by all the gro
cers in Joliet. JIG II UOBBS
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STATE OF IL II S.. viii Co. Circuit Court
AUGUSTUS NJ WILEY,


Asahel r. Nanmeter, Alfred H. Yanmcter, Edwin W
Nanmeter, julia A. Nanmeter, James G.. Vanmc ter.
Nancy L. Nanmeter. heirs of Thomas r. Vanmeter,
deceased and hi Hawkins, GuarCian &c.
4 FFlDANlT Of the nou-resilence of Asahel z. VAN
"a meter, Alfred II. Nanmcter. Edwin ". Eanmrter,
Julia A Nanmeter, James Nanneter, Nancy c. VAN
meter heirs of Thomas X. Eannetcr. deceased. and
hi lIap kins, Guardian &c, the defendants above
named having been filed in the Office of the Clerk Of
the Will County Circuit Court.
Notice IS hereby given to the ; id Asahcl Yanne-
ter. Alfred ii NaDmeter, Edwin Fanmeter. Julia
Nanmeter, James G Yanmeter. Nancy Vannieter
and Eli Hawkins, Guardian. that Augustus n. Wiley
the complainant iled'hi bill Of complaint in said
Court the chancery side thereof on the lIth av of
March, lSol, and that summons thereupon is sued
out Of said court against said defendants, returnRble
on the third Monday of March, 1861, is by law
quirei
Now unless You the said Asahel r Vanmeter Alfred
II Nanmeter, Edwia " Nanmeter Julia A Nanneter
James G Nanmeter. Nancy G Yanmeter, and Eli HaW-
kins Guardian shall personally be aud appear before
said Circuit Court Of VIII County, on the first dav of
the next term thereof TO he holden at Joliet in said
County, the third Monday Of March 1861 and plead
answer or denur to the said compliments bill Of COM
plant. the and the matters and things therein
charged and stated. will he taken AZ confessed aud a
decree entered against yoN according the prayer of
bill.
IF. RUSSELL CIelk.
RANDALL FCLLER. Comp. Soils.
Joliet March H. lS6l 20
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w GOD. w GOD.

T'HE UNDERSIGNED keeps ccnstaptr =
! large stock Of the best quality Of Hick@, -
Firewood. Wood will be delivered II sny 80
city on short notice, cut IL required Al "a ~
the ONCE and yard on the Island. soutn g.ers,
street, will be promptly filed. JOHN fhh' -
Joliet. April Il, 1850.
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We interest ourselves too much in things
that ought TO have no interest for US. Our
Iaind plays the wsRton, and gives itselfto
every woler.