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The New York herald., 1863-08-29
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- .r The s.s.mshtp xANoARoo o. his ias vs ssx e
- s.sA neamer, 90 Wednesday, Augus has slirn
odAtions Tor few cabin and passooxeeo -
ssuoooo rates. payable In United etAi
JOHN O DALI, Agsnt - srsa4way
ssSss, weekly 20 L.srpee ,eaea,ns acor
h,Rg ompsny intend depstchns their full powefcd cyde
S,ITv az ~ w. san sn ~ 80 ~ ,ohows- =. a
Ciry ~ 0r ~ Asn,nuroh ..r nrdsy. Asass
CRY ~ rAtnIaAy Sas ~
And svs, W. LnmDn M :, h.tnnsy ssps
river. "s' - ---HI7
rayaoe In Gold or Its equivAienti In Currency
flrst cso,n ste-rwgr. .,........Sy 50
~. " London sS Do TO London. 50 10
Do 10 ,srs.,.......... % Do IAris ~ 60
~" 20 Hamburg. Do u Hamburg. ~ %
fassrnxrs also forwa did Ifavrr. Rotterdam.
Antw"rp SC, at equally low rates -
From Lvrrpon or Queenstown First cabin. N76 Ss5 elh
sreage ". Those who sh send for their Friends oan
buy uckes bro zt gbese rairs.
Inese steamers have superior accom- manodat 49, 0~s
senger are strongly bn waer tight iron xSss ss aud
cnr'y snt Pre- Annhiators kxperienerd surgeons aro
attached TO each steamer -
For ,uther nfnrnaiion apply in Liverpool % wILiJAM
iNMAN, 1ent ~ Water street; In GLASGOW. to Alley
w D. SEYMOUR CO.; Ia Ionda n 70 Ewes MACEr, 81
King William street; In Parts 10 JUIES DECOuk " Rne
kore Dame des VICTORIES Place dc Ia Bourse In Phia lei
phia TO JOHN O. DALE. III Walnut street OF at the Com
JOHN a. DALE. Agent Is BrosdwAy. NJ. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

g uAaaAU srREEr. ROOM 30 n UP STAIRS
"A hsssss pssd fsr Dssnesds wee ss ss<
n pssfsr~S. ~ A hDst9nAk. ssoss saf cossssi~s4ss
mefchast
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

yiL lesve pssr No. horh DIVER seIurday tugaG 10
eo'd0ck y y. prsctsely, for New Orfesss direct.
An lsstrrs must pans thruuah Ne fosg odsce.
nefrsght rssssssd sls q Adsss ssnsa iss az o
ru@ raseAes ~
rcs fssgss = pzaass. having ssprror socsmnodsuoas
sSovvoRD. rnxsros 400
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
IfyOu mean no say no.

When man has made up his mind to
do or nat 10 do thing, he should have the
pluck to say so. plainly and decisive. 1t is
q mistaken kindneSs-if meant as areQuesi
YOU have determined uot to grant, with
''Pll see about it," or 1'll think the matter
over" or Il cannot give you positive ar
swer now; call in few days and I'll lei
ynu know !"
1t NAV be said, perhaps, that the object
Of tt ese ambiguous expressions is to lei
the applicant down easy but their tenden.
cy is to give him useless trouble and ARK
iety. and possibly to prevent his seeking
what he requires ii @ more propitiOu,
quarter, until after the golGen oPpOrtuniS
has passed. Moreover it is questionable
whether the motives for such equIvophlon
are as philantropbic as some peoYe sap
pose.
=, HNr orally sDeaking, the individual who
snus avoids a dlreCT refusal, doesSo to avert
himself pain.
Men without decision of c'arGcter have
On indesGribable aversion . say NO.
They can :bink "NO."-sonetimes when it
would be more creditableto their courtesy
and benevolence to sa,"Yes. but the y
dislike to utter the bid word that repre-
sets their thoughts. They prefer to mis-
lead and deceive.
II is true that these bland and consider
ate people are often spoken of ns every
gendemanly" But is 1t genilemanly TO
Keep manin Suspense for days, and per-
haps weeks merely because you don't wish
70 put himyout Sy straightforward decla
ration ? He only is gentleman who treats
his lOllow men in a manly straightforward
way. Never seem, by ambiguous words,
to saDctioh hopes you do not intend to
crafty.
II you mean mo-" 1t with it
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

wILL CoLNIl CIkCUIT COURT OF MAY Term, 1868
In Chancery.
State Illinois, County Of Will, }ss.
William A: Strong, and William A. Strong Jr, aud
William S Brooks partners in trade and doing bushes,
under the name, sty lie aud firm Of Strong Brooks
and Morris Einstein, and Morris Einrt.in, Admins
TRAITOR OF the estate of Urich B Rosenhrm deceased
vs.
Mary Ann Pickles widow OF BENJAMIN Pickles deceas
ed and Administrative OF the of said decreased:
Elizabeth Pickles. B~namin Pickles, James H. ri. kes
Nathan A: Pickles, Margaret Pickles and Thomas J.
Pickles, children and heirs at law Of said deceased;
Mary Ana Quinn and John Quinn husband of said
Mary Ann Quinn, Andrew Lyman aud John Preston,
defendants.
Bill and Irjr notion.
FFIDANIT. ofthe LOnrestdence Of said above de
~ ErndAuts, Mary Ann Quinu aud John Ouinn hsv.
ing been hlcd in the Office uf the clerk Of said court
Notice is hereby given To the said defendants Nary
Anu Quinn aud John Quinn, that the said complainant Is
hed their said bill Of complaint in the said court Oh
the chanceTy side thereof with order for the issue
of Injunction thereon, the Sth day OF Nav 1St3
that summons theTeupon was issued Of the said
court in said cause against the said defendants re-
turable TO said term of said the third Monday
OF May, A. ID. 1868 md writ Of Injunction was also
issued as afOTesaId against you said defendants Mary
Ann Qriuu and John Quinn strictly commanding Won
and each Of yod, agents. attorneys and servants
to desist and refrain from selling, conveying dispos-
ding or interfering with the real described in
said bill or any part thereof and which was purpored
to be conveyed by one Benjamin Pickles to YOU sad
Mary Ann Quinn by two certain deeds recorded in the
recorders Office of said county, in Book "a of Records
on pages - AID 80 except as to paying thereon
law required
Now unless You the said Mary Ann Quinn and John
QuinD shall personally he and RpPear before said
circuit Court the first day d the term thereof
70 be holden at Joliet in said county. the third
Monday OF May instant, thereafter as re.
quired by law plead, answer demur the said
cumplainants bill of complaint. the same and the
matters and things therein charged and stated will be
taken confessed by you and decree entered against
you and each Of you according to the prayer Of said
bill. D.F. RUSSELL Clerk
X. J.. BARBER COmIrt SOL
Joliet, May S, Is63. nI7fw
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
p1AINTIvE APPEAL.


Ho Democrats, You saacy brats,
~ Yoa viIIaInous intriRners;
why don't you Join the loyal lius
OfrOyaI ''LeyaI Leaguersi"
Comet rush along, mighty throng,
And fill our vacant places;
How can you stay so long away
Prom Dinah's sweet embracest
Gene, give pull at SambO'S wool
3 And from the wool Pile drag him;
FOr II You dou't ( we won't
Il Be abe soon to bag MIN.
We need yorr,hejp to catch the whelp
Without you, we're forsaken; - - -
Then JOIN to-day without delay.
And help save our bacon!
There's Uncle Abe, that precious bnbe,
His locks thin and frosted;
He's chased the mig like any pig
Urtli he's quite exhausted.
He chased the boy from Illinois,
And gave the scamp pull sir,
But when he run him to Bull Run,
lie run like any bull. srl
He went straightway to Charleston Bay,
From there to Alabama;
He took his whips on board his ships,
All covered Ger with arnor
And then he went to New Orleans,
And up the 'Sippy water,
But sOmbo keeps length ahead,
While Abe is following arter
Ho Democra you lazy brats,
Come on and help us catch him,
- Another pull at sambo's wool,
And We are sure 10 fetch him,
Well pack our pack upon our backs,
And chase him to the border;
And--if we do not get his hide
At least We'll get his odor!
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

Imagine yourself for moment, gentle
reader, the father Of a family Of six heal
thy and hungry children, and grine to
market last Saturday, IN Richmond, Va
instead Of in New York. You stuff yCur
bat and all your pockets full of shinplas-
ters of various kinds, and Of confederate
yrOmises to pay, which soarcely any one
believes ir, and walk out to do the best you
can 10 the way Of u Sunday dinner.
p You bsd already opened the Richmond
Wing and examined the paragraph head
ed domestic Marketing" and it rejoices
You to read that:
.'The provision markets v ere abundant
" supplied, on Saturday morning, with
f.h, AeEh and vegetables; but the greatest
attraction, at present, was fish. Fer three
days past, as sometimes happens in the
mutation Of affairs, the quantity of funy
luxuries, has somewhat lesSened, owing to
the high water, but still there is enough
for Vsrybody, and little more. a
So you set out in good spirits, and. CRATE
full to Providence for the '6nry luxurIes,
inquire the price Of chad.
Five dollars per pair says the fish dea-
Ter, and you turn away with pang Of
disappointment from what the eporter Of
the Whig calls, grandly, the MOI arch
among the fishes at tn s season." ard lock
at the more modest sturgeon.
'Ssventy-fve cents to dollar q pound,
responds the owner.
And TockfslH' p
And perch p
Five dnilars per bunch
But the abundance of 6-h has lowered the
price of beef-sO the Wing assured you;
thereforeyOu determine, perhaps, to do
without fish, and have an extra fine cut Of
beef.
One dollar and quarter the pound.
Rnys the butcher. grum5ling that he is ] rs
ing money at that. and the Whig of tn /
inst. assures you that
The butchers are calm but res0lute, and
say that, as sO1n us the fish season is over,
they will put up their prices to point suf
fciently lofty to make up their temporary
suspension Of trade. They nows ask from
81 90 to 81 ,25 for the various kinds Of
meat s
You turn into the vegetable market tt
fli up your basket, and venture to price 6
bunch oi asparagus
Two dollars the bunch is what yor
hear in response.
YOu wHut two onions for souP-aud y u
pavfor them a the rate % light onions 10!
6 dollar You th.uE sumo crisp lettuce
would be tO,thsome, till you di yer thai
a mess for your family wuuli cost you a
lsast dollar aud half. You would relisl
eggs-but they cost dollar and quarter
dozen. which is about three cents for at
egg.spoonful of boiled egg. At last, in de-
spai:, you determine to have only plain po
tstOes with your dear roast-aud you buy
a peck of very ordinary putatOes for fOul
dullars, and return home satisfied that the
Wing tells the truth when it says that i
costs something to go to market nowadays
in Richmond
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
7 III E INV VALID'S HOME.
III. KNAPP, M. D.,
FORNERLT or MY, HAs oPExEDAx
l N F R MAR Y,

IN CHICAGO, ILL.
I'm new system, which embraces the most approV-
~ ed methods Of treating Diseases in this OF any
other country. All Female Diseases, Lung DiseaA.S
Cancers and rheumatism are specidI diseases treated
In this Institution, in the treatment of which, no man
mas had more eXpernce greater success than the
Doctor. Hin consultati"ns for years, have averaged
from nIe 70 SIX thousand year The following dis
eases which are pronounced iReuTdbe by the Medical
raculty generally treated with success in this In
sutuuon All nervous and neuralgic affections dis-
eases Of women, all forms Of scrofula dyspepsia con.
Ahecuohs' including pulmonary consumption rheuma-
tsn PaTHIysis, epilepsy Asthma, salt rheum relaft
tent and Intermittent feyers diseases A.
lie has had an extensive practice aud wonderful snc-
cess IN the treatment OF CANCERS, which he cure
without the knife. He treats successfully on a new
method all the diesS Sses Of the EYE and EAR
henienber, the dCtOr does promise to cure all
taken In season. all STAGES Your case NAV be
enTable this week, not next-to day, not Tomorrow
hence, the danger ofdelay.
Inc Building IL pleasantly located. spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients No caIe will
Oe received where there are any doubts Seurs or
ISei- he lsst nurses only smPloyed, wno with the
PI9s0Ah NH make all teal Al bone that put them
selves under the care Of his institution.
IEhmS-from ten TO hfteeB dollars per week, iardTi-
amy IN odrdHoe No patient taken for less term than
one month, as no he satisfied a. TO the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in less time
Many patients, who not able come 70 the In6I
mary can be successfully treated at me- which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All letters, inclosing letter stamp addressed 10
prompt attePtiOn. -
Consulta. "a free. Ofice Hours from A r. 70 p n
once lIs scuth Clark st.. Clark and Monroe
Sept. IL, lst0. Fg nl3lV
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
New. GoodsI

snr;na saoso1ser has Just received large sto.k .
1fi.h ;n anu summer goods Of every de.crSntto
Joliet or Chicago, therefore, an res - q -
q any Kind Of Dry Goods WIN Dd h u ,ksir 49, =.
" ONi anu Examine before purchasing elsevhere'
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Black silSs, Poplirs, sfer,noa. C,oh,,-,- g.
LANES, Plain, figured, Eatered &. -pAeee4s ps
MILLINERY AND PANcY eoopa.
Sonnets and Trimmings consisting OF Rih..,,,. svk
soIar 1nihgs Pdmes Rosetts arheiais Wells of =
Hcss "a kng nnnges silk Lace Gloves, Chdr.1,
,a Cances Cambrics, Brown and BIeaebed sh..
r.t De1ekng, Broad Cloths Tweeds Kent1eI 49,
sPlendld assortment Of Enbroideries cufs S,,.
rna Chimzett., Curtains Muslin S,s
Remsnr ,s!y ~ s,ate, Plain and Embroidersd Shawl
R.C.DUNcAN.
On Chicago street
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
ESTATE OF ALRREn CARrER nrc,n

DuBLIC notire is hereby given, that on the srd
Il Monday Of June next, Ibeing the 18Th day Of
SAID monthly shall attend before the County
Court OF NCounty at the Court House In the cty of
Joliet for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all
claims against the estate of Alfred Carter late Of
sald county, decd when and where all claimants ar
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
All personsindebted to said estate are also REQUEST
cd 20 make payment to the nm designed without DELAY
MARTHA c. CARTER, Administratrix'
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
INFALLIBLE AND WARRANTED!

n heNiy invented
Acoustic Pocket Article for the Deaf,
With which to hear Lectures, Sermons, Speeches &c
IL Is small. and can he carried in the pocket, and
when used be entirely concealed IT is constructed
of three kinds of metal with Gutta Percha tubes so
combined as to form powerful reflector of sound !;
ahd altogether the most desirable instrument for
the deaf, ever invented. letter enclosing full par
nculars will be sent to any address, the receipt of
a cent stamp, with wlliei: to send the same.
Address, ii. MANSFIELD, Book Seller,
10 134 York Street, New Haven, Conn.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

L Price one. dollar per BottIs.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
NOTICE.
ESTATE oFDAv1D G. GROVER, DECD

hSAA1h Or IA III U. GkON Elk, DECD.
DCBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the third
Monday of Jan. next. (Deing the 10th day of said
nlonth) shall attend before the County Court If Will
Ceunty, at the Court House in the city os Joliet for the
purpose of settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate Of David q. Grover late Of said County
deceased, when and where all claimants are notified
and requested to attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted said estate are also REQUEST
ed to make payment to the undersigned without deay
Joliet, Nov. 25, 1862 9I6w
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
NOTICE

ESTATE OF HANNAH HALLWAY DECD
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the Third
l. Monday Of April next, (being the Goth day Of
said month Wesha attend before the County Court OF
VIII County, at the Court House in the city Of Joliet
for the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of Hannah Hathaway late of said Conn
y deceased when and 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 reguest.
ed to make payment to the undersigned without DELAY
JACOB HALJAWAY, Executors
Dated Feb. l6, 1868. n31 .6w
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
TAX SALE NOTICE

NOTICE is hs'eby given that at sale Of deljnouept
lands and lots, for the general taxes Of the year
1900 in VIII County and State of Illinois, duly made
10y the Treasurer OF said county, the 24th day Of
june lS6l for the taxes aforesaid and costs then
remaining due and unpaid thereon the undersigned
purchased 80 acres hf E or 25 7. IS 10 T. and
ton Addition to Joliet, all in said county and that
the time Of redemption thereof from said sale will ex
pire in two years from said sale
March Sd, ls6s - - % AS = so'sv, sna
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
Guardians Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of decreta
IN order mace and entered by the County Court Of
Will County, in the State Of Illinois the April term
thereof A. D. 1858, the undersigned Andrew H. Shref
her, Guaran OF barbara Vandersall, Minnie d. Van
dersa Frances X. Vandersall and Ora May vandersal
minor children and heirs at law of Daniel vandersalI
late Of said county deceased, will the frs. day OF
nay A D. 1868, between the hours Of ten o'clock A NJ
o Ave o'clock NJ. that day, at the north door of
~ ~ rt House In said county, sell public Vendue
E seest bidder for cash. all of the interest of nv
the entire interest in and to the fol-
wit: 'e 'H s0iu OouSg' 10
Lo.s hVo anu SIX tSG 81 in block one az in Elhu
CorbiR's Addition to PlSnfeld and Lot t,Tenty-ons
l2l 10 o. J. Cor6ins subd,tson part Of the north
ives. quarter OF section Mite n, Township thirty-six
right Of dover therein. - r y
a. H sHREFFLER, Guardian as aforesaid.
Joliet, April 81, 1865. = = sn45
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
SANEOR DIS
LIVER INVIG0RATOR,
NEVER DEBILITATING

TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS.
i and has become established fact Standard Med.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
ASSignee,s Sale

N OTICE Is hereby given that I, the undarsi9nsd
~ viii sell at Public Auction on Friday Decsp1ksr
18th lS6R at the Cont House Joliet al the right
tltie and interes; which Thomas attop and wife and
Thomas Datton, Junior and wife conveyed to me by
Their Deed Of Assignment bearing date June o. 1851
ana recorded IN the Office Of the Recorder Of will Co
III Ia book 13 pages from IS t. 50 aud in the once Of
the keoorde OF Grupdy Co. H., in book No. g. paeS
oil ct seq and in the Office Of the Recorder ofCook Co
described real estate, viE
The East halt Of South half of North half Block 2s
IN howens Addition 10 Joliet; South 80 feet eEIbr n
block 10 West Joliet; Blocks 10 and % Seosp Scror
Addition to Jolist the Stone Ware House property en-
Lot p blDck is, Vest Joliet, and Lot ock School
section Addition tO Joliet Lots /. = g. and g. block
q Johnson. Roberts and siorrs Add. to Chicago.
TERMS CASH.
joliet, Nov. l., 1861. 2. F.G0uDSPRFp A,irn,.
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
STRAYED

1FRoM the subscriber in Joliet, on the 18th April
IL dark bay mare, Eve years old. Auy oerson Civ.
paid for their trouble. 10sRpH IIuN
Joliet April 20. 1855 :. - D
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS.
and has become established fact Standard Mad.
Icine, known and approv ied by ali that have lsed
It, and Is row resUrted to with confdencsin All dis
for which if Is re-I' commented. :. ~
Il has cured thousands . within the last two wears
who had given up alr. hopes Of relief ~ the th-
merous unsolicited Itificates In my psssesson
show. C t.-g...s p -. F"H
The dose must be a. a. daptcd to the temperA-
ment of the indiyiduallN taking IL, and used in
such qualities as to actlo gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates Of your 9 Judgment guide you in
the uEe of the LIVER IN yTGoRAToR, sand Il will
cure LIVER coMPIAINTs.i- BILIOUS ATTACKS, pYsPEP-
sIA. CHRONIC DIARRHGA,lS SUMNER COMPLAINTS, DIS
EMERY, DRoPBT, SOURI, STOMACH, HABITUAL Co.'S
TvENEss, CHo1IC cHoL - ERA, CHOLERA MoRBUs, chol
era innntum, Flatu- - lence, Jaundice Female
Weakness, and may be used succes ssfully as an
Ordinary Female Med-I,s iicine. It will cure SICK
HEADACHE, las Thousands = can tesfify,) in twenty
minuts, If two threeE Teaspoonfuls take b ct
commencement of at-lhs tack. - -s-
ALL WHO USE IT ARE GIVING their testimony In
its favor. - . .r--f
Nix WATER IN THRl- mourn wITH THK ISyIaoR
ATOR. AND SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER. 1t-.. -
PPtea nnA d0llar R0ffIa-
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
ESTATE oRELI.ESHw EHiTMi sikMnirnrr nrrn

DUBLlC notice 10 hereby given, that on the third
l. Monday OF June next, lbeinR the 18th day Of
said month"; shall attend before The COUNTY Cont ~
Will County, AZ the Court House in the city Of Jnliet
1r the purpose Of settling and adjusting ali cIaim2
against the estate OF Ellen w. Fi7peTty late Of aid
county deceased, when and where An eiai1,.nts -.
bottled and requested 20 attend and present their
claims In writing Against said estate for adJustmeut
lay.
Dated April ~, 1864. ~ 1s6sw
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

Fire and Inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with sOvency and
fair profit.
Especial attention given to Insurance of DWELLINGS
and Contents. for terms of l to years.
The solid service long and successfully tried and the
many advantages the -Etna Insurance Company pos
sesses in its line should be overlooked by
ready insure and unde standing their best interests
During stringent times" the necessity for reliable
Insurance becomes imperative dutythe ability Of
property sustain loss being then much less
lned.
Agencies in all the principal cities and through
nut the State. Policies issued without delay. by any
the duly authorized Agents of the Company.
R Businhss attended with despatch and fidelity.
BOWEN GROVER, Agents
Joliet. Sept. q, 1850. nl5-ly
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
: =. GUARDIANS SALE.
STATE or ILLINOIsl

WILL COUSTT,
Df virtue Of Q deeretal order Of the County Cour
- OF Will County, entered at the June term thereo
A. u. 1867, on the Application Of the undsrsERed
Guardian of Daniel Q. Henderson,, James ID. Hender.
son and John d. Henderson. minors 70 cell the fol
lowing bed real estate gng to sad minora
situate in the County Of Will and stste Of nIinois 10
wit the undivided y Of the following Lots as B.L
Lots b. Io-Eos g B. Il, East Jolist-ths
east 5-12 D. a. BOfen's GdditIoh 70 Jo!sst and tts
undivided q EhN u n Sec 10 !. 50 r: 10 3 a P.
NJ all subject 20 the dover Of the undersfe 1aE =
shall the 10th day Of July next between he hours
Of 10 O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock p n. Of raid day sei
the said real estate, public sale, the door Of Ehs
Court House in the city Of Joliet, the highest and
best bidder Terms Of saO follows: one hird cab
In hand, balance in one and two years in equal pay-
nents, nth per cent interest, note and mortears
the premises for the unpaid purchase money 1IIfs
he required Of the Furchaserand deeds clear Of dor
andncnmbrsnce Nill be made 70 the purchaser %
the day Of sale.
HELEN A. HENDERSON Guardiun - ssos...yah
June 26, 1s62-
The above sale IN adjourned 70 the 9Th day Of Au-
gust next to take place at the time Of day
Juy 10, 1862. - : TGnssdlsns
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
EOTICE.
EgTAT or ETHAN WETIIPpDur npc,n

ESTATE OF ETHAN WETHERBEE. DECD
DCBLlC notice is hereby given, that on the 3rd
i Monday of March next, (being the 10th day Of
said month"; we shall attend before the County Court
OF viii County at the Court House the city of JoIi.
e Tor the purpose Cf settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of Ethan Wetherbee late of
county, deceased, when aud where all claimants are
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims IN writing against sa iestate for adjustment
ed to make payment the undersigned without DELAY
FRANCIS GOODSPEED
MARKOFF WETHERBEE,
Oated jan ~, 1905. (nj46) Executors
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
Farm For SnIn

Inc subscriber James TempIetOn, offers for sale his
Se knoSn Farm OF 100 acres, with House, Barn and
Sheds Situated six miles from Joliet on the Road 70
Shannah"n The Farm is under the finest ltivntion
for particulars enquire at the premises r. OCon-
hOT' Joilet I'm
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02
som EFT HING NE w

NLOCKs, Sewing Machines, Parasols, Umbrellas and
~ Locks repaired, Keys lifted, Bells hung Door Plates
made to order, Surgical Instruments repaired Music
Boxes and Brass Instruments generally repaired and
various other joObing, al warranted we'll done By
sc. SC0LLAY.
Joliet, July 1e. 1851. - y J y = Tns-ta
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

CHoICE Wines and Liquors for Sale by the package
~ at Importers prices, by
Juliet signal., 1863-06-02

$500 Dollars Worth OF Brushesl
DAINT, Whitewash scrubbing, counter stove shoe
Il ahu nofse brushes, at J.H. BROWNS.
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