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Mag hs cnred with n greatest certainty n large qnln
titles q The Ointment b veil worked into The complain
ING pals, and tha prrtvrninrly done foe some time.
Il 4 N smear q on The skin cnlg q mus Be qn
into the system. Taxi a. mmp Pills nightly as Wl act
tuo three lines during the q hogns eschew the Use
n NJ and ~ ailmulants When these cnmplanls are
lsarne tho gtlc TIE Nrnlonco q he complaint fa-
unaniIq noema % inctoara.
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vendsr of gnaek medicines recently Wrote
20 friend Er q strung Recommendation Of
his (ihe nanuiaetyrer's) "Balsam" In 9
few days be received the following, which
We call pretty strung.
~DElR SR The land comprising this
farm has hitherto been 50 poor that Scotch
man could not get a living off il, and 80
stony, thai we had tD slice our potatoes and
plant them edgeWise; but hearing nf your
balsam, put some on the corner Of q ten
acre field surrounded by rail fence, and in
the mJrning found thrt the rocks had en-
tirely disappeared, neat stOne wall eneiF-
cled the Geld, and the rails were split into
6re-wuod symmetrically in my back ward.
! put half an ounce ! the middle Of buck
leberry swamp-ln two days Il was cleared
Of, planted with cOrn and pumpkins, end a
row of peach trees h full blossom through
the middle. As an evidence Of its tremen.
dous strength, would say that il drew q
striking Likeness ~ my eldest son out Of q
mill-pond drew a blister all over bis stonl.
ach, drew a load Of pvtaioea four miles to
marker. and eventually drew prize Of nine
ty.seven dollars in lottery"
CoSTESTMEST.-Thers are thousands 81
extravagant in their ideas Of cintehtment.
as 70 imagine that L mnst cuusist Ia having
everything IN the world turn out the way
they Wish-that they are 10 sit down in hap.
pines. and eel themselves 90 at eass on
evry point, as 10 desire nothing better and
nothing more. own there are Instances Of
some, Who seem to pass through the world
Is II all their paths had been ssrewn with
rosebuds u delight; but little experience
viii convince us, tis q fatal expectation TO
80 upon. We are born To trouble, and we
my depend upon Il hilst We live IN this
ubrld We shall have L. though with inter.
m'1sions-thal IS IN WhPtever state We are.
We shall find q mixture Of good and evil,
and, Therefore, the true wy 70 ooutentmeut
Is 20 knou hnu ID .occipe these ooplain vlcis-
oitude- ui lile-the returnssf qoud andevil;
90 a. neither 70 Be exalted By the one. nor
overthriwn By the other, but to bear our,
deltes toward ever thing that happens Win
such eaae and indifference Of mind, a. 70
hazard as htile as my Be. This 10 The true
temperate climate ftiPd for rs BY nature and
IN which every wise nan would wish tO-iive.
CAEs n EsoLAnD.-The Parliament oak
IN Clipsion Park is said 70 be fifteen hun
drei years old, This paIk existed before
The Csmquesi, and belongs 10 the Duza Of
Portland. The tailest oak ms Tie sams
noblemau's property. Il uas called the
Dukes Walkn stick. and was hisher than
Westminster Abbey. The largest oak 10
England Is tie Calthorpe oak, Yorkshire; L
neasures 1s feet in circumlerence a. The
ground. The Three Shire ok at W5rksop
j. called 30 from forming part Of the counties
q Nottingham, Derby and York. This
tree had ne greaiest ezpanse q nny recorded
% England, dn,uping over ~ square yards.
- mipi pfoaeeflye vas that q .Aleao9
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10 ch ciaes de Ointment operira surely and With
apdily thst res 10 magic Il should e rubbed intn
ne pafts q cted nitfr they have besu mrulod eiih
iukruar1 wafer The puf lng and curative powers nf
thIa marvellous unruent hnVo never aed. Anyuld sure
n bll tgcana ~ miE iegola IL actinn 4 unudarul.
0andulnr sstlings may u1on b reduced b. following
TIE printed diriciiuu1.
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9area, ulceTp, and suellinns, can With certainty b.
cured This Ointment be thoroughly rubbed al aFOnrd
The complaining paris tuco o. thrice . day, keeping
them covered with linen rag spread with the same.
The Pills must Be tskeu according n the printed az
Vrrancs = ne eeary. From humane motives letter. of
tdvcP vii be answered gIatullnuy To ave carriage
Tie pis and Ointment shuud he nh1alned IN the neigh
6lIhnod q ~ 1naarer and not from HooWaya Esiab
llahment
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the undersigned, having been undeF the treatment
OF DR.. J. Czapkay. Htbouah nnsolieitpd fpel called
uIn to give publicity b. the efficacy Of Bis trea ment
hoping thst BY dnog 20 mAy be Instrumental N pre-
venting othes irm the fearful suffering and mlspFy which
ciat prsciire af pFetende Nv diaPasehse boei mat
81 physical and mental d rby, Whhh k,llOWs In eonae-
quenee y nulcietnns In youth. The agnnles Wheil r
endured are pehHpa unnecessary Tor me 10 dsia thsy
are knosn % tho-e who have exRrienced them S1lcS
70 NY that having called the services Of Dr. u j.;
CzinkAy into rqnsition. ell the expectations which
may hAvt toFmed n him VeFe more than realized. +
goud hereiaIe Iecrmnlend Dr. Czapkay 10 an Who nay
hnd Themselves IN cFd with that dreadful mnlady; my
ojt 10 N doing bring sympathy inF suffering huuanty
and heartfelt desire u relieving them.
d. J DAHLEE, Printer.
State NJ Caornia cItysnd County n ssn Frspcisco,
On TIL Sls dqy n July n. 1856 before me VIM c.,
JeUeit Notary Public, personally appeared d. j. RdhssS
Known 10 ne, who. being duly GSon ana depole and
~ that the contents Of The card herewith dsBsd hY
him aFe true.
n gtnrr. whereof have heFsunto ut nv hand ana
axed my a'ia seal the dav and year above written.
isl Wh.C. JEWETT, Notary Publli3
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JOHN NiDDLEToN. NOtaIyPub


Prompted hy an honest desire oF my heart, v.b h
Ia, heoie The public oase which deafFvva oomman
auon not Only ~ an vet of scientific skin bnt that Of
hGmtnhy alSO Ab'ut two years agn, sndden'v ana
from cause. unknown To me. was aeized Win Al of
rpiep'y viii b. uvinE n my nahlily 10 meet the q
pFnseH cot sequfnt rpOn Thorough Inedoa treaiment
and the d'sfHragemeut which met with on attemptipT
w. soen heese surh tas then led 10 helirVe1 A. 10
defy The skill Of any physician. vas eouenily while
10 pursuit. nf my calling thrown dow u the around
vthnut the Ill hest warning; and although lnsenable
To me oR"H.s. yet aespfd The mntFiea Of nv fs and
ennn burned % k up0I thnse Who would render asI1
anee orsheier me irnm danger enemies who aonFht
to prolnng the existence 0f my misrries vi Ie In thiI
state and having. previous 10 my aution tasted ne
eWeeis M lie, unee more induced 10 Rttrmnt aerh-
Ing aiq af physician, and, by rcnmmendalion called
upnn Dr.. j. Cztpkay. tod him IT nv cirunrnrihhcs-
and Of nv inabiy u reward him fF his sprVjeee ~
g'Fdleas nf which however Ee At onos undertook nv
eaae, and, with the heeslhg tf God, was once mofS
FeTored 10 peFiert health. Unabe N FeWard bin loF
the bnn which enjy at present. and vet conscnu1 of
nv indebtedness, consider II due % mystlf md an
alc 10 make The pahlo, IN order that those IN
nee nf medical advife may End phyaician IN whom'
evFr5 e,a hdenco can be placed.
stat Il California. County Of San F,SnciSco. sub-
.hea s1d sworn 70 Before ne, this lst day o. August
Il 81 GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pdb.
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Theae machines having taken the hFAt pTrmiInms NJ
ell The State Fairs held last F. Throughout the Uuiol,
IN every tstnce where they hnve contrndod Uvrr al
other seviuR Machinea, Ihu-t b. rereved ua
Conclusive Evidenced thelFUnquallhedSupWl1Fity.
Among the undnubte advantages Of these machines
ars-la Eleaance aud simplicity Of construction. ard
consequent fredom from derangrment und need Of ~
pains. ID. DuIahihty 30 imped ease and Iapid.
~ ni operation. q Comparatively noiseees muvs-
Eeangay q ThEsad m Applicability ioa Varisiy Of
rhov are npproaiae to every variety Of Sewing for
Family wear. lrOm the highest musinSt 10 the heaviest
colhl Il porkt equally veil upon slk, linen. WOolen
and cotton rod seeming, quilting, hemmnR, gather
ing and telling, peri0rnng every species o. sewing
excerpt making hnion holes, stitching nn buttons and
thelk Var1u8 appliances are furnished for regulating
The width o. hems. Tue hemmor y an appendags BY
which he edge q The fabric. ID passes through. &
turned down end Handsomely stitched. Thousands of
these machnea are uled hy families oalmalresea drea
makers ianTs manufacturers q -kilis coa msntllss
clnihilg. has. cap. ols., adies gatss, umbrellas,
souenes nom one % tUo hundred are used IN Galhge
Ilsad s6si shs Scientific Amasisan aays;--a We are
having gteat many inquiries ~ =-iax hachlnea frnm
vaFi pars Of The country. and e cannot convent
entity reply 70 them Ell By mail. nave thought Il
unpar - nlnle our npunn N reglnd % them % dis
uullib uahner. We have unrd Witnuia pateut manu
faciiFgd By he Wheeler WllIon Nhnhficiurng Com
pa1y No sos Broadsay. and " ean ~, 10 rsrnfd 10
~ that d 4 uiihouf rival Il y simple, not easily pui
o1i q ORDER and ~ point o. e1tclsensa and fn'Ih
% 1lhef machine liandl ahrad q r. We alnis thll
much y ieg.rd . ihs erossui nachlns upoa or ON
Is.s.spiss s.upyyof ss.s ai.r uruiun u.ehiuuum
hs rgrairrd - ever 1iran1f lum No1 rdTlr ~ n O.
Haytn, Agcii n eln n nriae. = T
CHARLES pROsCH.
Fugtt Sunf Hguh Ole
Agrni IN Striacs6n
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To CURE RHEUMkTIsM.-Those who have
induced rheumatic attacks by continued
immersion Of the hands in cold water, or
fram exposure to iuclement weather, can ef-
fec. cure BY bathing the hapds IN water in
which potatoes with The skins on have been
boiled. Wash the handa just befors going
% bed. ln the morning you will feel much
relieved.
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IN these complaints, The Ointment uro acts like .
cha m providing Il a very "a ciualy ruhbpd over The
rariOna of tho kidneys whrh VII penetrlie and give
almost immediate relief While the n should hs taken
accnrding The printed dirrcina. when the most ex
, 1862-07-31
THE FARMERS GUIDE

To Scientific and Practical Agriculture,
b. HkNRY sTEPHLNs, y R s., Il Ed,hhur. b. nnd the
late p NuTtDn, Pro essOr IT Scientific Agriculture
In Yale College New Haven vols. Royal octave.
1000 pages, and numerous EngsVinRs.
This Is onneSedly the mnut complete work on Agri-
culture pu Nhtd aid in order tn give It q wider
circulation the publishers have resolved TO reduce the
price to
$5 for the Two Volumes!
When sent BY mail tpnst paidl IN Ialliunua, Oregon
and Washington the price will he g. To every other
part n the Uninn. aud TO Canada, (psEt Paial t6.
- This h NOT the old ' B Ok IT the Farm"
RsmiItanceS FIR any Of the above publications should
always be addressed, pot paid. to the publiSheru,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gold street New York.
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A CERTAIN CURE ron PUTRID SORE
THRoAT.-"ApPly POuItiees Of lobelia (In.
dian tobaccoJ % the neck and upper part Of
The chest; change them IS often as they get
dry make wash for the throat of lObelia
tea, mot to strong) . pint, dissolve in a
lump Of alum, tho size Of q hickory nut;
sweeten with loaf sugar a little, wash the
thrOat with this oiten. Care should be had
that not TN mucL runs into the stomach, as
i produces vomit ng. Lessen its use as the
child recovers.
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DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
ftibais DsaicaI ana Sqtgica institute.

Established in 1854,
For he permanent Cure q al Private and chronic Die
eaers. and the suppression Of Qdaekery
Attendant and Resident Phyllciun, l. J.CzsPKAY ND
late In The Hungarsn Revolutionary var; chef phyri
clan 70 the 20th Regiment II HnVeds chitf surgeon
70 the military hospital 0f Pesih Hungary late lee
tuFer on Dteaosti msh and children, aud honorary
member Of The Philadelphia C0llene Of Meditine.
Particular attention paid 10 The tutnent u Diseases
peculiar y Wumen and chiidren
~ Once huu'a--Frm A n. UoP.M.
t;nimuniuaIiOns aiIisfly cnnhdonilal
ol- Permanent cnfe guaranteed, no pay. Consul
tail ~ By letter or utheruise, IRE. "a
address DR. u J. CzAPKAY, San Francisco.
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HNHE HIGHEST PREMIUMS WERE AWARDED
j these machines in 1868, at the following
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Dean Of The Faculty Of III, pAn.d. oos1: q: y 1.S M,


Below We publish the certificates Of three Of the
ieres nom the panPs Of disease, Whn having reeOpsSs
ihelr hImsr health, and mpe'led hy eFatiinde mSk6
known then cases and Iemedia agent ana thelr siSfs
men's are authenticated BY Notary Public The demand.
q" Nriety impeiously command their publication and ~
commend Their peruaal tO the attention Of an anried
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N. 4 ~ - : .1sis -. 80. q - -
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ErPT9 EXPRESS "a
zsPI|2i FoRWARDERs 9 IN
COMMISSION AGENTS

Epf1alurs ne lbgepi rates. and insure under cv o
eFen pac.l h1li Win ne bell EngIh Companies, viS
Indemnity Mutual Marinei Royal EEchange Insurancs:
A,rne An'lraqeei Lonaon Assurance.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23

] HAVE on hand a IarceAi VOL ssi.,,ci fl, -, n,
Z kinds Of PdLNZN DIV Ill ia eli -
Aiso-Sand paper, iinaeet W, spirits Turpintinc.--
Siioer L1.hfae ironze tild aud silver Leaf patent
Diyet' ieiief' u;iise sons arashos paint Brustes
window Glass &c. which H. ,,r,,far. - s,gi -, ~
most Ia 70rab,e terms j n RKoIvN
sept. 1886, 40
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23
Trustees Sale.

IA HEkEAs, OF "a. twenty fourth day Of October
" A D. is6o, AHs.( Parr IN his life time Lac. ~
ee~sed and May Ana frr his ~iie by their certain
Deed Of writing daily s.tapvledged and recorded in
tns heeortTs ehce Ct ~ c0uEty and State Of IiiL
5osa In Book =, sa,e 10 did convey 10 ne The nm
eersigned the land AID heses hereinat dsscribed
=. = ust - seeie N - nens Of certain pronssofy
MOI tearing srsn date a aid deed Tor tie payment
o. tae SUM oi .eity-lar. IlzBdred Dollars payable
70 Cornelius C. san Hon c. order, enc year amer
me CATE tere' a. the ExtanEe 0f3cs Of tie under
s.sssd n joliet VIA cSafts aud State Of Illinois,
Ans Nnere default mas D maize in the payment Of
seid noe, aDd application h been made - me by the
legal hodr q said note 20 lell the prenI,es 60 con.
veye according &c tins tsra Of the Trast in said deed
Now therefore public Motto hereby given that lv
virtue o. The authority e0n;ait5 and given in accord
anee N.ib .he terms Of said 5ss Of trust sLall an
sturdy the thirteth day uf aagusl. A. D. lso2 -
tween The Aours oi Eli fof O'clock in the nftsr
noon Of that Gag az the North dor Of the Court Hoe
in Joliet County Of y ~ and State % iInoss seu al
public yeAdae 70 the Highest boiler TT cash the re,,
ises in said deed q t-ust descfihd 70 vr me Sor
half - the North West gusrfer n Section NO thrtx
ak go in Township No thirt. x Nsrth Of PAM,
No. nine ts) Lest q the Tsi1d PRINCIPAL Sheridan
containing eighty gsol acres q lad be the sane Nor.
or less, situate IN tfe County II f and safe n M
nois aforesaid together with Ia snrurtensfres tl
unto belonging and all right and siity on r.sofo
ard Al rights q homestead eksrttio.s Of 40 80
gTantnts therein their heirs s.-.5ss s,iusfst,s-
tors or assigns.
Joliet, August 5, 1857
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23

Price one dollar per Bottle.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23
Fxecutey,S Sale.

IeY Tirtne q a dscretal order Of the Will Comfy
- Curt al its NoYaaber term, 4 D. 1852 in case
wherein the undersigned petitioner and Arlicla
a. Bug Ida 4 Burg. and franz D. Burg, m nor heirs
and deyisees OF David Il Burg, phebe A. widow Of
said DAVID r., and Guardian Of said Ida A. ami Frnuk
D. and Walter Smith Guardian Of said Ardela 4
and Marshall 2 Knight were deABdants. Instituted
ioY the sale Of real estate to paS debts shall at tie
fcun door Ct che Court House in 5olse tie 5th sal
OF January next. between the hours OF ID A. H. and
p r., sell at auction the highest bidder for cash the
following described lands in said county. viz the In
and the West half Of the South East quarter OF Sec
ton tweuty-thFee, fowGship thirty-four, north Of
Range eleven East. 90 or less subject to
mortgage 10 one Levi weirlck which about 1880
is due EEtl particulars &c re given at the saa.
SAMUEL }. SEEl. Executor 81 the last
Hlll 0f David X. Bnrg.
AoY.1t; 4sezs saS36a'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23
d N TAI NOTyCE
l0LsET MILLS,

GUSTAV PARTMENT
w : Noa-dia tie attention u Farmers living az A
W disi4e.eeAud any 81 she Raj Reals a. TIL.
1faneh g or siiless- Me via take your gr.s Of Ten
to) uuseis en- upwards, iun tie d.Eersns dtrots In
the ciiy aud n ~ tlsIl Ito same day (liiifsd r.
ran gs.t nts eri in eaid your name ast l.siIroad
station y mad ~eli secEEed - the bas directed to
Jolia:, May ssiA 1857. w.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23

John Tce, a Philadelphia paper Informs
us, Is New Jersey grocer, who came IN
that city short time sipcs to. re2'ouish
his stoek. Completing his purchases,
which were in due time deposited on the
docks to be shipped per steamer, SIR. Tiee
Thought prnpeT to keep his eyes upon his
goods until thay could be taken on beard.
Among them was q fine Burks county
cheese, weighing about sixty Eve pounds,
upon which, for the want Of better accom-
mDdations, the weary grocer seated him~
stlf, as be watched the remainder of his
property upon tbe wharf. While thus
seated eliminating over the events Of the
war. calculating the profits he would rea-
Ike upon his purchases, and every now ard
thens lacing lis Ussal organ from "yel-
lnw' spaf b9x, two nice young men ap-
prnachSd-and entered into conversation.
'.Ycu takg snuff, sin 2" said young man
DuWher one.
.Yes. Couldn't do without it-tcok it
forever eight yrars."
"You use The msceeboy. perceive"
eyes. That suits me best for steady
snph"
@bet me recommend you to try mine"
said the sharpeF, producing a silEer-plated
box engraved with an American eagle and
two harpoons II imported ii from France
II is the identical snuff used by Marshal
Pelseier and officers Of the French army"
Sir. Tice said, Certainly" and deserted
his thumb and finger in the strangers box
The moment he placed it to bis rose he
was seized with violent sneezing. At every
snseze no lifted himself abort q foot from
the cheese upon which he was sitting =
Wlilehe was doing this. sharper number
two was carrying out his share of the pros
rranne. AZ Mr. Tice gave the thid
snteze, be pushed the cheese firm uud T
him, and in its steud placed peek II ca
sure. As NJ. Tiee was sneezing fr tie
eighth and last tine, the sharpers and the
cheese disappeared. Mr. Tice rul bed his
nose for al out fye minutes, and spent as
many more in wandering as to the style q
nose possessed by Marshal Pelis i3r and
the Cficers Of the French army, YL0 took
such remarkable snuff.
BY this time the deck hands Of the boat
cqnmeposd to load up Mr.. Tees goods
Mr.. Tice rose from his seat and said:
"Take this cheese, too"
Deck haad said.
"What cheese %
Mr. Tee looked around, and found that
instead of the cheese be had been sitting
upou peek measure. When be under
stood the manner in which the exchange
had been effected he was about the wursi
excited man Of t'so season. He offered
fifty d1ll4rs TO any ere who would giyt
him an opportunity to fight the thieves
with one hand tied behind bis back.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23

SWEET Little SERMON on 'NETGuBoa
--One's Measures. after all, are much at
fected BY the quslity Of ones neigh hors,
even though one may not be on speaking
terms with them, A pleasant face .. the
window is surely better than discomfort
cd, cross one; aad honse that has the
air Of being inhabited is preferable 20 clos
ed skaters aud unsoeiAl blinds, excluding
sserv ray OF sunlight and sympathy. We
like to ses elaEcicg, cheerful lights throug
the windows Of cold night, or watch
them, AZ the evening deepens, gradually
creep from the parloT to tie prPcr stories
of the house near us. We Ike to watch
the little children g in and cut Of the
door, TO play or 70 to school, We Ike to
see white-robed baby, dancing up AMI
dowr ar the windoR in its mothers arms.
or the father reading his newspaper at
evening. or any ofthess cheerful imp-omt-
tn home glimpses, which. though we are
no Pau! Pry. we will assert make pleas
ant neigbborhood to those who live for
comfort instead Of show. Sad. indeed.
some morning on waking. is ii to see the
blinds down and the shutters closed, and
know that deaths angel. while 1t spared
cur threshold, has crossed that Of our
cheerful neighbor-sai to mss the robed
baby from the window. aud see the little
o0iin at nigh tall, borne into the house
sad to see innocent little faces at eveptide
against the Va ndow frame, watching for
the dear papa" who has CONS to his long
home.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23
So.iea ,rurm.kg
Machine cry Oil,
Burning Oil, wagon Grease.

Also tor
REAPLRs AND MowEHs, TnnxsBrl hAcHfSxs &c.
The subscriber Is ready - fir,rh IN any ou,p
tity Che above articles. MACHINERY u ner cal cts
Wagon Grease per can 10 cis.
The following gentlemen contrilu;l Aei- Testimony,
in terms Of unqualified confdcnce b. rIrerit- and
use IL exclusively: Wisconsin STAB tI-pany. I5gn
stage Company, WslkeTs Lines Of stes Great North
Lines. Chicago, Manny's Reaper and glkcr. The best
article in use for carriages aud bugEi dir never oi
by running the wheels. Fer sale 4 ali fle 1ro-
GERS in Joliet. JIu TOBPS
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23

Tbs subscriber NEE Templetoh. Offers Tor sale his
sei -aoSn Farm :. sqc acres, with House. Barn aud
sheds situHted a rlIes from Joliet on the Road 10
Slaor-len. The 8,rn = unieF the finest enItisa.Ior
fSf tetlars ~ a at the premises % T. OBa-
nor '9aet 10. a. 3m
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23
Das. D. NICE az.

AFlsd eXpermeI ted with meaicit 4 the treat
L menf Of diseases tor years, lGyughsih All praiu
dces, has examined in tlie meantime tiie vfriots
systems and schools Of medicine, and hr ctcd such
remedies ash can 5enions.rate to be ala efficient
rejecting al. mineral poisons. To rein .cuse dis
Is comparatively cay task; II IS curing Of
chronic diseases that requires knowletta sombinei
with patience and perseverance tCup5rcai iii kind
Il Is in the latter class Ct diseases tct rlvi-
Clans mostly make ti:er fsilures Hayin3 iren this
eiass Of diseases may special attention. Profess 10 be
pTerared treat al chronic Diseases ii iye suc-
Cess mean All that are cur7;tf cases, II-ss il be
eOndtonally, that patients may dcpeh UPON nv
declaration. profess to treat successiullTe shrunc
diseases Of the Lunss Liver, BroneLia Nur ia Para
lysis, rheumatism. and all d-rRng .nents the rery
system. Fstula and Piles succe~5fuil rested in
frcn thirty to siXty duye5 without tie katie:
much additional pain profess treat Il ID I'M
raraiieled the lothsoIe discal. knob i -se
Of Cancer. IN all it, stage. i,loui ik lf,le
knife any harsh Treatment II patients Il ,.ffig
obey my instructions, will guarantee satE tian In
all cnscs where no DISCRIMINATION Of the N ,rg5,u
has taken place. The b-st Of references ca 5-gisgn
from citzeis OF 81 Louis, where devoted ~ suetiro
for the last three years. have now in NY ~ Can
GERS Tunors weighing from i 10 lbs that Nv. re-
moved with success, without the Of tle kat FOR
further particulars, physicians and others ar uyitrd
TO call and examine ior themselves
Olives special attention to disessr, OF the I'VE u fr
Ia this climate vhtro the Eve be subject TO l,anv
diseases which are ~ al fls delicate strucuft Al
persons affected shout. attend the earliest sslk On
avoiding ninch suffering and probable bind1essl
letters from distance, containing stiIu3 vi.
receive prompt attention 2ddress Box 1872.
D. NcRAE, ". D. 81. Louie. !,
CFF!CE No p NussU yIFTu e.
Between Pine aud Chestnut streets. one square froa
Court H0use, st. Louis. 30. u s.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-12-23
strar.d or stoaen.

'RoM the subscriber near Joliet On ~ "a - II -
sosrsl MARI. ten or eievea years 80, - -.
f,Tslad. t.ck rather hollow, sbo3 al 80. - ~
person who vii return aid mare % l,s o ,s...ts
nation where she nay be foz1d VII o - =
wardsd- p,r. lBGl
JOIici, Oct. 6. 1854