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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-14

MuSIFICENcE OF THE Corn EXCHANGE.
When the Corn Exchanges list corps
left Philadelphia for Harrisburg last week
and while they were waiting at Second and
Dock streets for the order to march, the
young wife was taking leave Of her hus-
band, in accents broken, and eyes that Law
believed IN tears, Ike violsts in a sRmmer
shower. The man caressed her. bot the
tears sill started be tli her of the pair
OtIsm and IN unificence of the Corn Tx
change Association, yet the liquid crystals
Continued 10 fall he ttl1 her Of the coun-
try's danger, but her anguish remained
unsOothed. AT last be appeared weary of
his endeavors aud tried another tack -
Sally. said he, Sally quit crying. Yvu
see what the Corn Exchange has done -
They've paid you my bounty, fitted me
out. and everything
Yes the girl sobbed, but
But whatY
Bat you get K. lied, what then p
'Why'-Tho man hesitated a moment
until a lucky thought struck him-'Whv
then the Corn Exchange Il find goa a.
mother husbaHdp
The ludcrOusuess Of this idea changed
the current Of the giil's feelings, and a
smile wreathed her pretty mouth and dim
Tles IN manner that was leasant to be
b IL. The last tear relied away, and as
the word forward was given she gave the
young recruit last kiss, and departed in
good cheer.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-14

The radical republican and abolition
presses charge that the democracy remem-
her their party in this crisis. What do
they mean by il?
Have not the republican party conven-
tinns in every congressional district in the
State?
Have they not filed every civil Office
under the administration. at home and
abroad with partizan republicans?
Have they not urged every one Of their
party measures upon Congress?
Are they not besieging the President to
adopt all their party schemes in the cont
duct Of the wa.?
Do they not attack every army officer of
democratic antecedents?
Do they not intend to send their own
partislns back to Congress il they can?
DO nos their partizan newspapers enjoy
the exclusive advertising patronage Of all
the departments of the administration
Do they not avowedIy oppose the attempt
to maintain the Constitution as it is and to
restore the Union as.it was?
The patriotic electors of the north must
either unite in maintaining party of the
Constitution and a parry for the Union or
they must unite with and vote for partisan
repnbhcaRs and radical abCltionists -
When such is the alternative, there is and
car be no Hesitation on the part Of conserv.
alive men.
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Trustees Sale

WHEREAS. on the twenty fourth day Of October.
w A ID 1860, David PaTr in his life time sisce de.
ceased and Mary Ann Parr his wife. by their certain
deed al writing duly acknowledged and recorded in
the Recorders Office OF Will County aud State of ILL.,
mons IN Book 30, page los, did convey to M the nm
deIsgued the land and premises hereIna f,.r described
IN trust TO secure the payment of certain pronssry
mote bearing ,yen date with said deed for the paymen
OF te sum of TwentyIhree Hundred Dollars payabIe
10 Cornelius G. Van Horn or6er. one wear after
the date thereof at the Exchange Office of the under
signed IN Joliet Will County and State Of Iliinois.
Ana whereas default has been made in the payment of
sad note and application has been made 4 me iy the
legal holder OF said note, sell the pTemes 50 con.
NtN according to the terms Of the Trust In said deed
set forth. ~
Now therefore public notice is hereby given that Iy
virtue OF the authority contained given in accord
ance with the terms OF said deed Of trust, shall ON
saturday the thrtieth day Of August. A. D. 1852 be-
tween the hour OF one and four o'clock the AFTER
Of that Gay the North door Of Court House
in Joliet County OF III and state of Illinois sell al
public yedBe to the highest bidder for cash tn. ne,n
i-cs in said deed of trust Described witt The Nortb
halt OF the North West quarter Section No thirty
siN tb) ~ Township No. thirty six. North of Rance
No. nine 90 last Of the Third PrincipaI NJ ri.ii,p
containing eighty (sU) Of land the same ,,r
or lrs situate IN the County of VIII and safe ~ IL
NOS aforesaid together with the sppu, teuancrs tber
UNI" helungng and all right and equity rsIen,ption
ana all rights Of homestead exemption If the -
graht"rs therein, their heirs. executors adnin,.fr,
tors assigns.
Joliet. August 5. 1852
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Mortgage Sale.


VXrHEREAS John Davis, executed and deliver d to
w john W. James, the Undersigned mOrtgagee,
his certain indeEture OF mortgage bearing date the
twentieth (2Ol day Of October, A D. 1855 and recorded
ia the Recorders office Of VIII county, in the State Of
Illinois, in Book SO Of deed, &c, pages L. which
mortgage made To the payment Of four
certain prunssory notes bearing date with said
mortgage. each for the Offour hundred and TWEEN
three and four years after date. with annual interest
at eight per cent, which said notes given for
purchase money Of said land.
And whereas it is provided and agreed in said
mortgage that If default be made in the payment OF
either "i said promissory notes. either of principal
interest, on the days mentioned wherein the same
shall become due and PAYABLE. the whole of the said
principal ami interest secured by the said promssory
notes in said mortgage mentioned shall thrreupon
come immediately due aud payable and said gage
may be Immediately oreclosed to pay the same the
said mortgage bis heirs executors or
assigns, after publishing notice In a newspaper
printed in the county Of WILL thirty DAYS before the
right and equity OfredemptiOn Of the said John Davis
his heirs and assigns therein in the manner and form
upon tue terms, and for the purposes mentioned in
sail mortgage.
And whereas default has been made In the payment
Of the three notes ntioned in said mortgage first TO
become due. and by the terms of said mortgage the
whole OF the notes mentioned therein have become due
and payable.
Now therefore public notice is hereby given that on
Saturday the sixth day of September, A. ID. lSf2 at
the hour Of one o'clock p NJ at the Court Uouse door
in Will County in the State of illinois, I shall in pur
suance of the power vested in by virtue Of said
mortgage and in execution thereof for the purposes
therein mentioned sell the premises in mortgage
and hereinafter. described aud right aud equity
of redemption of the said John Davis his heirs and
assigns therein. at Public Auction the highest bid
der for cash: which said premises are described as the
South East Quarter Of Section four "a in Township
thirty three 3d. North Of Range eleven an Fast of
the third principal meridian in said County If Will
JOHN W. JAMES, Mortgage.
VALLErTE COPY, Att'ys
Joliet. july 18th, 1862. T-6w
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NOTICE,
ESTATE OF WILLIAM SCOTT. DECD.

70. M . Ut " ILLIAN SCOTT, DEC'D.
DCBLIC notice IS hereby given. that on the third
MONDAY OF Aug. next. (oeing the 18th day of said
Eionth shall attend before the County Court If Will
a. Tue Court House in the city of JOLT + for the
purPcse of settling and adjusting all claims a,nst
the estate of WILLIAM ScoTT late Of said County
deceased, when aud where all claimants are notified
and requested attend and present their Claims in
Writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted TO said estate are also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without delay
WILLIAM MORRISON. Admr.
Joliet. June a. 1857 2tw
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TAN SALE NOTICE.

Ii persons concerned will take notice, that at n
n ale OF lands and city lots for city taxes and
aud unpaid thereon. for the year 1860. made in
pursuance Of law and the ordinances Of the city
Joliet State Of Illinois, the 10th day Uf MAJ ch
A d. S6l that the undersigned is the legal holder
the purchase certificate of the following described lot
sold at said sale and that the time Of redemptio
thereof from said sale will expire in years from
the lay Of said sale and the amount necessary To re
deem from said sale will be double the amount sold
for and subsequent taxes il paid by me, with 10 Der
cent interest. and cost of advertising to-wit:
SO south of north "a feet of lot H. Block 10 in
West Joliet. Amount sold for S0o,55.
TIMOTHY KELLY
Joliet. July -, 1852.
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Farmers and their wives.

Said young person to a ladv recently,
who sat holding her child" Now what
good Is all your education going to do your
You have spent much time in study, grad
uated with high hunc5s, learned music and
paihting and now only married a farmer.
Why do you not teach school, or do rome
thing TO benefit the world with your tall
cuts. or, !. you choose to marry, why not
take atescher, clergyman, or some pro
fessi0ual manP But, as it is. you did net
need so much learning .or a farmers wife
The lady made the following reply: You
do not look as | do into the future. Do
you see this boy en- my lap? need all
the study, all the discipline. both of mind
and body. that could possibly get. in or.
der that | may train him Alright You see
i have the first impressions to make 90 the
fair blank page Of his PURE heart, and TN
less nv own mind was first cultivated, my
own heart WAS FIRST purified bow could
well perform the task now Ilaced before
met And do you not suppose that farmers
have tastes and hearts like other men.
even II they do bold the pillow aod ill the
SOIL Tor their support? Do you not sur
pose their minds are just as suscepii lie Of
cultivation az other men Have they no
love cf the beautiful in their art or in ma
iure-or does the evening hour never pass
as pleasantly with them. when they gather
around the pia"o after the day's labor is
fnishedi OH ny young friend. you haze
made cad mistake in your reckoning.
or all occupations give me that of farmer.
II is the most healtbful-bis life is fee
from care-bis treasures safer. A farmer
need not be the slave Of any, for he has
none to please but himself Not so with al.
most any brakeman, or mechanic or profes.
siUnal man. They have more or less to do
with the world at large, aud have all man
ner Of persons to deal with, so that they
bave need Of the patience of Job to live
They are well aware that they must moi
freely speak their minds at all times: il
they do they lose custom, for they depend
upor the people for living then, they
are the servants of all. Then what can be
desired more ?-what is more peaceful
prosperous, honest, hsalthful end happy,
than farmers life and farmers wife /
dollar Newspaper.
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Masters Sale

STATE OF ILLINOIS, WILL COUNTY, S.
Circuit Court of Cook County in Chancery stapbqp
Chiids v. Herman ". Childs, Samuel r. CIilds and
Casper HeigeF.
DUBLlC notice i hereby given, that Sherman "
Bowen, daily appointed special Master in the above
entitled cause will in obedience to mandate in de-
cree IN the above entitled cause sell at public auction
r cash TO the highest bidder at the door of the ourt
House in the city Of joliet IN the County of VIII and
Stale of Illinois, on the 10th day of October, A. D.
et az the hour Of ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of chat
aay all the following described parcel of land situate
IN The County Of VIII and State Of Illinois towit the
undivided two thirds Of the undivided half OF the West
hast OF the North east quarter of Section three ( in
township thrty-four t3il, North of Range fourteen
IA East Of the third principal meridian
SHERMAN W. BOWEN, Special Master.
Joliet September -, 1862
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"a H~% @NEE0 DN
TO PAINTERs q oTHERsy

| HAVE on hand large and well selected stock ofall
kinds of P4LNTS, Dry aud In oil.
Also-Sand paper, linsced OIL, spirits Turpintine.-
TIMBER, Lhragc, Bronze. Gold silver Leaf patent
Dryer Lacher purse STONE, Vsrnishcs paint BrusL es
Window Glass, &C. which am prepared to sell the
most favorable terms. J. H. BROWN
Sept. lA5h Mo
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New GoodsI

HE SUBSCRIBER has just. received I,,..
Shieh in Ca, I - 1 ~ goods Of every S. seh
purchased IN Joliet OF Chicago thcrrfr ,hAn Be-
,.He H. any assa Of DEy Goods win ii to ia
IanIYs, s os,Ols Purchasing els,SheT,s''A n
Black Silks, Pophns Mertnoe. Ga
Lanes, Plain, figured, wAtered, &c. AiApaoeas. D.
MILLINERY AND FANCY eoons
bonneis and Trimmings, consistips q, 90,
% iainss, PHmes Ro-etts srfisei,i. IONS sIi.
Hose. and souss s,Irs sik Lace, Gloves, CS an
PRINTED calie-s, Cambrics. Brown .,d M
60, Broad Cloths, Twees Ke,so Sheet,
a a spiendid assortment Of Enbruid.ris. r. q,
MIN. cles VhimzesIts Curtains, Muslin SSo.r
kememilr bS, s,sae rIan, and Lnbroidere
DUNCAN
on Chieszo ..
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ESTATE OF DAVID PARR. DECD
I)tbLlt notice l. hereby given. thar ON the ,lirl
Nohu"! OF August next. (beinl the 18th dsy ~
sl month"; Ne shsll attend before ia. Conpty c. -
"li county at the Court HOUSE in the CITY Of IL,
r the purpose OF settling aud adjusting ali claims
against the estate of David narr late Of 80
county deceased. when and where Mi cisir,, Au
n".hr' anu requested 20 attend aud p,.sspt tb-,r
''' ~ wiring against said estate for adiastm.n,
Al p~t-"ns indebted - said estate are al.., ,,,
lay. without de-
Dated June "a, 1862 mn SUM- M a
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GUARDIANS SALE.

STATE WI, OF c ILLINOIS {s.
I)H virtue of decretal order Of the County Court
ID OF Will County. entered at the June term thereof
A. ID. lSt2, on the application of the undersigned
Guardian of Daniel C. Henderson, james d. Hender-
son and John ID. Henderson minors to sell the fol-
lowing described real estate belonging TO said minors
situate in the County Of Will aud State Of Illinois,
witt the undivided q Of the following lots 4 5 B. s.
Lots b. lO-Lots & b. IL. East Joet-the
east 5-l2 b. "A, Bowens Addition to Joliet, and the
undivided q = y Sec. 10 T. IS X. 10 Z Sd p.
NJ all subject 10 the dover of the Undersigned |
shall the 10th day July next, between the
Of 10 O'Clock A NJ, and o'clock p NJ of said day. sell
ihe said real estate at public sale, the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Joliet. TO the highest and
best bidder Terms of saO follows: one third cash
in hand, balance in aud two years in equal pay-
ments, with per cent interest. note and mortgage
the premises for the unpaid purchase money will
lie required OF the TuTchaserand deeds clear of
and iBCumbTanCe will be made to the purchaser on
the day Of sale
HELEN A. HENDERSON Guardian as aforesaid.
June 20, 1862.
The above sale in adjourned to the 9th day Of Au-
gust next, TO take place the time OF day and
place HELEN 4. HENDERSON.
July 10, 1862, Guardian
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AMOR DIS
LIVER INVIGORATOR.
NEVER DEBILITArrNG

TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIPBLY PROM GUMS
Il aud has become established fact Standard Med
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p. Filler
UNDERTAKING

III; suo1eiibeT has received, and Nil keep on k,,f
lufhish 10 such a- May want them. The e.,inst,,
winch these eas-s are held tor their b-suty 5ii1
a'h preserving powers, fully attest iheirvalue y, -
% All calls Tor bis services undertaken iF ey
try Horse and Carriage On hand ' 'ss
l.. DAILY. ERrhar, ., IL.
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GUARDIANS SALE

I1Y virtue Of a decree of the VIII County Court
ID held mt Joliet. in said Win County. on the third
Monday OF July 4. D. 1852, the Guardian Of Edwards
Martin, James John and Mary Spellman now Mary
lendTl"k minor heirs OF Martin Spe llman deceased
viii sell at public auction to the highest and beet hid.
der she sth day of August the north door of the
Court House in Joliet, between the hours of 10 cIork
IN the forenoon and O'Clock in the afternoon Of thar
cay the real Estate described in said decree To- wit
Lot number one III Block number one hundred in the
Village OF I-ockport- in said County of Will Terms
OF sale;-one third Of the purchase money in cash
Io"h anu the balance one year from the 10th day of
June, letZ, At per cent interest. secured by iur
ehAsers note and mortgage ON the premises sold
, . ~. p. OMARAH, Guard dian.
Dated July 2lst, ISc2
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JOLIET MILLS.

Z U D NJ ID Z PARTMEN
M would call the attention Of Farmers living Al
w distance aid on any Of the Rail Re- h 10 nj.
bianeh OF our business We will take your rist az Ter
~ bushels and upwards. fIoH the different etot- In
the cry ana return them the sam. day fRar,rsd A.
arrangements permitting seLd your name .,i P;i-
Joliet Mills. e''"iiee'eo'o
Joliet, May 10th, 1857. W
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TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTiPBiY PROM GUMS.
Il and has become established fact Standard Med.
icine known and approx led by all that have used
IL, and is resorted to with couhaenee In an di.
eases for which tits re = ICON nnendef = -
IL has ed thousands Q within the last two wears
who had given mp all hopes Of relief a. the n m
merous unsolicited Ger itihCates in my possession
show. =
The dose must be 49, idaptcd TO the fempera-
ment OF the individual taking IL, and used in
such qualities As 20 act = gently on the Bowels.
Letth dictates OF your = Judgment guide you in
the use OF the LivEk Is vfooRAToa, and IL will
LIVER coMrLAINTs.i- BILIOUS ATTACKS pYgpFP-
STA, CHRONIC DIARKHGA. - sUNNrR coStPrs AIMS pYs-
EMERY, DKoPsT, SOUR - sTOsAcfl HAHiTUkL Coz
TIvESEss. cHoLIc, cHnL = IRA. cHOIEH MoRBrs choi
era infantum, Flatu- = ience, Jaundice, Female
Weakness, and may be used s-fully as an
Ordinary Female hed-,. icine. IL viii cure SlcK
HEADACHE, las thousands = can tesiffyl in twenty
minus, IL two three TeasDoonfuls are taken Al
commencement Of at tack.
AL VINO USE IT ARE living their testimony In
its favor. -
S.x WATER IN TIE = MOTH WITH THE ISyIGoE
AroR, AND SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER.
Price one dollar per Bottle.
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To the Afflicted.

IHAh trouiyesome disease the Pn-Es, can be cured
by calling on the subscriber. at the l. Mile Grove
iiou-e Joliet Ill OF by addressing him through the
f"si Ofnes Warranted to cure in every instance or
the motley refunded The Medicine can be sent NV
eAPrtss OF mail TO any part Of the United States or
canada Charges moderate and 10 suit the times
Feb. IS. Is6O. saNpopS
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NOTICE.


Tho's. II. HuTcHESs. Comps Sol.
Joliet March. 18th A. u. g.
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The world Is what we MAX. l,.

Oh, eaii NOT this vale Oftears,
A world Of gloom and sorrow;
0nehalfthe grief that Ger US comes,
From self we often borrow.
The earth Is beautiful and good;
Howlobg will men. mistake It'll
The folly Is within ourselves;
The world is what We make 1t.
Did we but strive TO make the best
OF troubles that belall us,
Instead Of meeting cares half way,
They would not so appelI us,
Earth has a spell for loving hearts;
Why should we seek to break III
Let's scatter instead Of thorns--
The world is what we make 1t.
ftrnth and love and gentle words,
We took the pains TO nourish,
The seeds Of discomfort would die,
And peace and comfort flourish
Oh, has not each some kindly thought
Then let's at oLce awaken it;
Believing that for g5od or III,
The world is what We make it.
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 said defendant Mary
~ Frances Dsuel that the said administrator h.,
hed his Petition in raid court for leave 10 sell tL
Ma bl4 5. 25 .33, n. R. IL L 30 P. NJ in said
County, belonging to said estate for the ravn,n, 80
the debts Of said estate and tina. summons has ban
uniS issued to said defendant in the SAID entitled
MI 70 sad term OF said court, on the third
. appear and plead. or demnr to said ne
nh ths same viii be taken as confessed NV vnI nj
decree entered accordingly. y ''u anu
r. (. BARRIER Sol, Aot'NHi'' CLERK
Joliet, Sept. 10th, lse2,
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Imprisonment for Violation of IIjInc-
lions iii Selling sewing Machines.

NIX. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested 10y the
w United States Marshal, and lodged in Elirdge
street jail for violating injunction by selling sew
ing ninchiIles On motion of George Clifford Esq. an
attachment was granted by Judge Smally in the
United States Court against the defendant for sen
sewing machines, in violation of Injunction issued
against him. on the patents owned by the Wheeler 4
wilson Manufacturing Company, and the Grover d Ra
ker Sewing Machine Company and known as the sew
ing machine feed patent Violating the Of Courts
Is father serious matter it renders the offender
liable to punishment by fine and imprisOnment-New
hork Times Soft
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ROBERT d. THOMAS, DECD

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the 3rd
L Monday Of Nov. next, tbeinE the 18th day of
said monthly ] shall attend before the County
Court Of WlCOunty at the Court House i'm the cty Of
Joliet, for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all
claims against the estate of Robert D. Thomas late o.
said county dec d. when and where all claimants are
nOtlned aud requested TO attend and present their
claims in writing Aguinst said estate fer adjustment
All persons indebted TO said estate are also reauest
ed to make payment to the undersigned without DELAY
BENJAMIN NJ. LEWIS, Adm.
Dated Sept. q, 1862. nls
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stray Cow

SIkAfED from this city, about the Let July. n n,le
- yellow Cow. short horns. small bead /, Alont ight
years Old. whoever will return her 10 A McNernv
in Joliet give information where she NAV n. fonnd
viii be paid for their trouble
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Farm For Sale

subseTIber James T-mpleton. offers for sale his
yell known Farm Of leo acres with os,ss r. "a
sNnatea SIX miles from Joliet. on the Road 70
Shahnahon The Farm l. under the finest cultivation
81 enquire at the premises Of P. OCon-
"o'' """e' No. -. 3m
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MFALLIBLE AND WARRANTED!

acoustic Pocket Article for the Deaf,
With which to hear Lectures, Sermons Speeches, Sc
IL Is small and can be carried in the pocket, and
when used, be entirely concealed 1t j. constructed
OF three kinds of metal, with Gutta Percha tubes
continued as To form powerful reflector OF sound
aud Is altogether the desirable instrument for
the deaf, ever invented letter enclosing full par
tculSrs viii be sent to address, the recent
II cent stamp, with which to send the same.
Address, ii. MANSFIELD, Book Seller,
IL 1874 York Street New Haven. Cam
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CLoCKS, Sewing Machines. Parasols Umbrellas and
~ locks repaired Keys ftted Bells hung Door PLATE.
made TO order. Surgical Instruments repaired Nj.
Boxes and Brass Instruments generally repaired and
various other joLbing, all warranted we'll done nv
So SCULLAY
Washington st., near Ottawa st.. oliet IN
5eljst, July le, lsoI. pk ~