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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
L ID 4 INV LIDS HOME.
III. KNAPP, M. d.,
FORNERLT OF N. Y. HAS orrSHp Az
/ N R MA ny

IN CHICAGO, ILL
asev system, which embraces the most approv.
~ 20 hsiheos 81 tressting Diseases in this or any
C C country, All Female Diseases, Lung Diseaa
ana hneunatlsm, special diseases treated
~ tis institution, IN the treatment Of which, no man
m. mao more e1Perinee or greater success than the
D6UoI His consultations, for years, have avera1ed
from hIe to six thousand year. The following ais
Eases which are pronounced iacTdbLs by the Medical
acuty generally, treated with puccess in this In
sutuuon. All nervous and neuralgic affections dis
OF women, all forms Of scrofua dyspepsia con-
supailon, skin diseases, eancerous and TuberculOus
anectiohs, including pulmonary cOnsump ton rheuma
tent and intermittent feVers the diseases
ne has bad an extensive practice and wonderful sue,
cess In the treatment Of CANCERS. which he cure
without the knife. He treats SUCCESSFULLY On a new
method, all the difsases Of the EYE and EAR
hemeniher the dGtor does not prOnlise to cure ali
stages OF Diseases While diseases cgRABLE IL
taken IN season, all s-AGES Your case NAV be
hence, the danger ofdelay.
Inc building ~ pleasantly located, spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients. No Gaze will
oe ieceixeo where there any doubts o seaFe or
Islei Inc best nurses only employed, Wno with the
PI9 VIII make al feal at home that put them.
selves under the care Of this Institution
TBkhS-from ten to fifteen dollars Der week iapari.
Goy az adrdnce No patient taken for less term than
one month, a. nc one be entiaed a. 10 the beneSf
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in aess tirne
Many patients, who not able come 70 the INN
mary can be successfully treated at me- which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All le' tersD inclosDg letter stamp, addressed to
H. KNAPP, n, D. Box 422S, cneago, III, VIII receive
prompt atteption.
COnsIlta, Ia free. Once Hours from A. IT, to ePu
o1hee us South Clark st:.eor. Clark and Monroe sta
Sept. II, 1870. nlsly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

Guilt and misery are twins, and SHOULD
rot be separated in rOT ], and romances
any more than in life, IL "a b =.
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LOANS OINTMENT.

FOR MflJness, Safety, Certainty. ThorOaghness,
Sons ointmentis rapidly supsrceding all other ONT
mentS and LDimepts for the cure Of the follsWinep
complaints Fresh Wounds Calls Of all kinds, Craes
ed Heels Ringbone Polevii Windgas, Callus Spavine
Sweeney, Fistula, Foundered feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches OF Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper.
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE
Require restoration offnseBsibs psFSpiratiOl SoAna
Fever AntidOte, Condition Powder. Il certain Biood
Purifier IL fails loosen the skin, cleanse the
appetite and positive cure for Coughs
Colds STIFF Complaint Founder, Distsmper and caTiea
Of Bolts and Worms, may be given a. any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety.
One Package Of the Powders and box Of the Oint-.
ment will perfectly . recent Founder In six or
eight days without leaving the least elect IN the feet
In Horse Dstenpsr they will alay the fever and pro.
mote healthy termination Of the disease. Ore pow
der and q part OF o box Of ointment, will, n an
cases, cure, tho Horn Dstemper in 9 cow two ~
sometimes Iequired for an
WALTER B. SLOAN, the original discoTerer Of this .
truly valuable medicine. still the sole sup.fTi-I
of its manufacture but orders should be sent % ~
son. Oscar Sloan, "A South Water Street. chicaeo.
H. who will promptly supply the demand for the~S
popular and truly great medicines. =
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine ga
wholesale and retail at hanufActurer's prfce1 a. .
err Druggists. -affIB : - ----7rG-- = -
June 10. lseo. nolIx.r
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Illinois Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF OVER % YEARS.

Losses Paid, S1O0,00O.'
INSTEAD Of the prCfis for simiannus dividends. In
l addition IT, premiums. usually drawn from the In.
sured by stock Companies, topay Eastern Stockhold.
ers, the in the ILLINOIS Mutual equitaUy
arranged a only 10 require from thu Members siIfh
cicnt money to pay. with c'TtoiHfy all Los aud
penses. The Premium Notes. no. Amounting TO
One Milo" Of DoltCrs are ed 10y a, tien upon
the property insured. valued Jvcr Ten NilEons.-
This ample Fund affords guarantee for the pay
ment OF every ossthe security being all located IN
Illinois, and subject to laws. No policies are
issued of this State The Members are subject to
tigstion-all losses being adjusted by agreed arb
tratiOn All losses cashed within ninety days, that
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
b. X. Hart, LYMAN Trumbull, Rober, Smith,
Samuel Wade, Elias HibbaTd, Timothy Turner
J.W .Schwepple, b. / Gilman, II. w BfllinRs
BENZ. r. Long. l. KelleDberger, Henry Lea
y. A. Hoffman, John Atwood, NJ {! Atwood.
OPPICE tyEA
NJ. @. ATWOOD. President
L KELLENBERGER, Treasurer, and Special. Agent
JOHN ATWOOD, SecYetary.
John BlaisdcIl, Gel. Agt, E. Howard Asa Sen Gst
AS-Local Agents at every county town IN the state
BIssELL q HEATH, Agents, Joliet =.
Sept /, 1861. S--nl2;
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FOR SAL.

WITHIN Three miles Of the eityof Joliet. ON !, Of
w the finest farms in Will County cnr,s ~ y,
2S acres consisting OF about 1T9 acres Of prairie and
the balance tfmoer lard. Said farm ia Well atarad
and every respect desirable property bs hoie
or part will be sold might suit the purebsss
city of Joliet - r s.s,.s--. -, - 49, ~ eA'o
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S o M Il II HIN Me-

OtLoCKs, Sewing Machines. Parasols Umbrellas and
~ Locks repaired Keys fitted, Bells hung Door Pie.
made 10 order, Surgical Instruments REPAIRED NJ.
Boxes and Brass Instruments generally rerS3.1 80
various other jobbing, all warranted we'll done Nv
Sc, SCOLLAY
Warrington st., near Ottawa A. Olaf IN
1855 AZ Aooi- 5-ef
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sANFORD%UT=-
LIVER INVIG0RATORH
NEVER DEBILITATING


TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GINS
and has become established fact, Standard Med.
icine, known and appfovI ted by ali that have used
II. and Is resorted to . with dIs
eases for which IL is re- - commended.
II has cu ed thOusandsS within the last two Years
who had given mp all hopes Of relief. Is thu uu-
unsolicited GER ItihCates In my possession
snow. C
The dose must be a. ~ idapted to the tempera-
ment Of the individual taking IL, and used in
such qualities as to actiO gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates of your - Judgment guide you in
the use of the LIVER IN-l vIG0RAToR, and 1t will
cnre LIVER ooMPLAINTs.I- HIfIoUs ATTACKS, pTsPEP-
STA, CHRONIC DIARRHGLl> SUMNER COMPLAINTS, DYs-
EMERY, DRoPsY, soURlt< STOMACH, HABTUAL Cos
TIvENEss cHoLIc cHoLic iERA, CHOLERA NoRBUs, chol
infantum, Flatu- - Hence Jaundce, Female
Weakness. and may be used ssfully
Ordinary Female Med-lo1 icine. twill SICK
HEADACHE, las thousands can. tes'ify,) in twenty
minuts, il two or three Z TeaspoOnfus taken at
commencement of att tack.
ALL WHO IT ARE jGTvINe their testimony In
its favor.
NIX WATER IN THEE MOUTH WITH TIE INvIGoR
AToR, AND SWALLOW BOTH TOGETHER. .ss. Z
Price one dollar pcr Bottle.
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co.

Are DESTROYS of establishing efficient Local Agents
throughout the country. With n small investment Of
capital proCahc business readily be established
For further particulars address undersigned for cir
cular and sample of work w c. MASON
Genl West'n Agent, 124 Lake-st. Chicago.
Machines on exhibition at the Store of S. W. stone
4 Co. Call and examine.
ID. H. PERRIGO, Agent
Jan o. 1858 for Joliet and vicinity.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, WILL COUNTY, SIS
Will County ofreu il Court Of the Dec. Term 1853
Augustn Roy aud Auna Mary, his wife, =
VS.. Bill and
s----. John Hamil, J Injunction.
WTRITS Of Summons and Injunction we're Issued In
w the above entitled tested the 18th day OF
May A. D. ls63 retunable to he October Term of said
court 1883, holden at the Court House in the city Of
Joliet in said county, the first Monday of October
1853 and were returned na and at said October term
said cause was continued 10y said court for publication
Affidavit having been filed that said defendant has
departed from this state so that process cannot be
served upon him in this State. Notice Is therefore
hereby given to the said defendant John Han Of the
pendency Of the above entitled suit in said court that
summons was issued and returnabe therein of afore
said, and that unless you said defendant shall pevsou
ally be and appear before said court house, at said
Decem0er term Of said court TO be holden 0nthe fret
Monday Of Dec ber next aud plead 70 said complain
ants said Jill feonplEint, the matters charges and
allegations therein contained will be taken as keUu.
fessed BY you the said Injuntion viii be made per
petuai and decree entered accordingly. AZ n 81
r. =. BARBER Sol. -e.'i-fls 10 go
EoSernlsr 3, 1853. .--r .t----r- -.-- n224w
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UPWARDS OF s12,ooO,OoO
OF losses have been paid by the tna Insurance Com
pHny in the past 30 yeaT& The value o.
reliable Insurance will be-apparent
fIa fnl.n inn
Fire and Inland Navigation

Fire and Inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solSency and
K - fair profit p
Especial attention given to Insurance of DWELLINGS
and Contents. for terms of 4 to years.
The solid service long and successfully tried and the
many advantages the EEtna Insurance Company pos
sesses in line, should not be overlooked by those
ready insure and unel standing best interests
During stringent times" the necessity for reliable
Insurance becomes imperative duty-the ability OF
property sustain loss being then much less
ened.
Agencieui all the principal cities and towns through
out the State Policies issued without delay, by OF
the duly authorized Agents of the Company.
b. Businhss attended to with despatch and fidelity
BOWEN GROVER, Agents.
Jcliet, Sept. p. 1859. nl5-y
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.. /

DAEADHNU NOIAOEe u ~
JOLIET PLANK ROAD COMPANY -
STOCKHOLDERS IN the above are hereby inott6ed
- that at meeting OF the Directors December 3Oth
1862, the following action taken: r.. 3 tH
"Res0lved, That a dividend Of Five (5l Dollars DER
SHARE be ard De- hereby declared the paid shares
OF this company. pay able in cash, under direci6nof
the Treasurer. at the Office of the Superintendaht in
Joliet. on Ddafter January 5th. 1853. ffANNSC3
Attest, o.. HORATIO HILL Sec
N D: Unclaimed dividends Of April 1851, VIII also
be paid above. ~ ~
Joliet. Jan. hth. 1868. VIC. WOOD supt
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WHEELER & WILSON'S ri
sew ING MAC HIHEsF
NEW IMPROVEMENTS. AT REDUCED PRICES J..

THE Wheeler Wilson MAnufsetariss Company
Having gained all their SHits at Lag,
With Infringing manufacturers Of sewing MachinesS
propose that the public shall be benshtd thereby, and
have accordingly srs.-sa. RIO -.ar z
Reduced the Prices o. EsSir Sewing Machines
Amer this date they viii b sold at rates that Win
nav air nro6f on the cosf0 Of mABufaeture capital fn-
Tested and exDenss Of making sAles such prlees a.
will enable TO make nrst class machines aud a.
hsrseoGore 9uarante them in every particular
= =, MRS. l. I. MILLSPAUGH.
Nov. q, '6o-n24h Agent, Jolist, III.
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STRAYED

ENRoM the subs. riber in Joliet on the 18th April
Il a dark bay mare, 1--WE years old. Any persnu Civ
ing Information where said may be found will be
paid for theiI trouble. JOSEPH JAHN
Joliet April 20. 1863 s44 Wv
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To Justices Of the FeaCe & COnStahleS

Ii kinds of Justices and COnstables' BLANKS, fol-
n sale nj the Will County Drug Book Store.
Toilet dec @ 1886 ms
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ASVISY.%SNs
4<S7S<E
SHWXZ2zlaS
FOR CATTLE AN HORSES.

UlH1s IL truly Great Remedy. BaKa Is cent bot
tie Of SloaDs Instant Relief given In n'T'' =
warm water, seldom fails - cure 10. q, ri; = =
few minutes 10 extreme ca reueSt ,hs 49, N -
nIinus.s.
For Bruises Strains spEaIns and many other injur-
lee Horses Cattle, and other animals sioan's In
slant Relief speedily szsoss q cure Many persona
astcnlskea the rapid effected
by the Use Of this NandeTful medicine.
kS-Get Circulars Of Agents.
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:. CORNELL& CO..
county Court of win County,

Too Lake street, JhlCagO.
R5-Ahy persons wishing to obtain one of these
Machines NAV be supplied by c. & C. FARLEY,
June 1, 1858. molly Joliet
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S A n F0 R D.
FAMILY
CATHAR TIC Pill l. s;

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEdETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES Air tight aud will keep in any climate
The FAMILY CAL ITHARTIC PILL is gem
tie bur active Cathartc-c which the proprietor has
used in his practice more - than twenty years.
The constantly iucreas - ing demand from those
who have long used the PILLS and the satisfaction
which all express in gard TO their use, has in
duced me TO place them - within the reach of ALL
The Profession well know tie different Cath
artics act on different = portions o. the bowels
The FAMILY CATHAR- TIC Pill has. wit: due ref
this well estab >, 'lished fact been
pouned from variety - of the pursst Vegetable
Extracts, which act a. - like on every part OF the
alimentary canal and are good and safe In all
cases where a Cathartici is needed, such DE-
RANGEMTs of the SToM- = AcH, SLEEPINEss, PAIN and
SoRNEss over the whole body, from sudden cold
which frequently, ne c neglected, end in a long
of Fever, Loss Of - APPETITE. CREEPING SEN
sATIOH of COLD the = body REsTLETsNEss, HEAD
ACHE, Weight 10 the head, all INFLAlgNAroRY
DISEASES, W ORMs In Children or Adults, RHEU-
MATfsM, great PURIFI- q ER Of the BLOOD and many
diseases TO which flesh Is heir, too numerous 70
mention in this adver . tisement. DosE, to 3.
THE LIVER INVlG0RAT0R AND FAMILY CA
THAETIC PILLS allied by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by the trade in all the lare towns
ST. W. SANFORD. NJ D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadway, New York
Sold in Joliet by J. II. Brown, E. NJ. Bray, Geo. ii.
Wcopruh and j. Mccain. (Sept l3-nI3ly
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Joliet Turning SEl

Joliet Turning Shop.
INHE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers, Stair Builders and Others in want of Turning
that he is carrying the
Turning Business
IN all its various branches at Kings Single and Sash
Factory. the Upper Bridge. BY strict attention
business he hopes to receive share Of public patronage
Joliet. Dec. To- n26 JAMES ROYNE.
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WE'RE NEVER EQUALLED.
BARNUM'S SELF-SEWER,
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, $3.50

We attend to the Repairing Of all kinds Of Machines
Prices of Machines. with Hemmer, Feer Ganee
Oil Can extra needles, full Directions, &C., from So
to $40.
Terms to Agents, descriptive Circulars AMI speci,
Of work sent free by mail receipt Of stamps
or had of
7
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G.. & r. |. X. r.
WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWIN NJ AC HIN Z

w I'LL STITCH. HEM. FELL TUCK, CORD. BIND
w BRAID, QUILT aud EMBVOIDEK beautifully. 1t
will with the finest needle and thread from per
feet work on the finest AainsuOn, ever the heaviest
besver-coth and cowhide with no Change of needle.
thread or trnsiOn
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TO Rent.-A Carriage Shop o., Chicago st. form
E8sf WV. STEVENS
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Money to Loan

ten per cent interest, good Real Estate aeeu-
"a nty Farming property is preferred enquire OF
feo IL, 1858 s. BOWEN
A less than Chicago prices, at ---------
IA Boz BARRErrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04

that the Committee on the Judiciary be in
structed to inquire into the expediency and
propriety Of providing by law, 'to such an ex-
tent as may be within the power Of Congress,
for the disfranchisement Of all such persons
resident citizens Of the Confederate States-as
may be clearly shown to have refused to aid in
our present struggle for independence, or who
may, in any way, have aided or assisted our
enemies. Mr.. Gray, Of Texas, offered reso-
luton that the Judiciary Committee consider
the expediency of so amending the sequestra-
ton laws as to authorize the Judges of the
Courts in their discretion, to postpone sale of
confscated lands and other property during the
war. Agreed to. Also, bill declaring the in
validity of all acts and proceedings affecting
the rights Of citizens done under authority of
the public enemy, within any State or locality
temporarily under their control. Referred to
Judiciary Committee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04
FROM THE WEST.

CAIRO, Feb. 3.-Vicksburg dates to the 30th
ult have been received Gen. Grant had ar
rived. The work of widening and deepening
the canal is progressing The Confederates
have planted battery on the Mississippi shore,
which commands the lower end of the canal.
The Richmond Wing of the I'd Instant says
Longstreet, with thirteen brigades, has gone
to Tennessee.
The gun boat New Era was attacked on
Saturday night at II clock, near Island No.
10, by guerrillas, who had three pieces Of can
non The boat returned fire with she'll. The
conflict lasted till near daylight, when the Con-
federates retired. Their force was believed to
be between $500 and 3,OO0
The operator at Paducah reports that the
command at Fort Doneson was attacked at an
early hour this morning, and at four this after
noon the engagement going on. Reinforce
ments have gone forward.
About halfpast ten o clock on Monday night,
the boiler of the engine in the steam forge and
rolling mill Of Messrs. Trego, Thompson & Co.,
of Baltimore, exploded, causing the death of
seven men and seriously injuring five others Of
the workmen there engaged The boiler was
raised in the air and forced over one hundred
feet and lodged in the bed Of Hartford Run
The building, which was of frame, having an
iron roof and girders, was almost totally de-
stroyed in that portion where the engine was
located, the wood thereof being set on fire. =
A concerted and powerful influence presses
on the Senate the banking scheme of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury. It's listened to with
more than favor. The desire for uniform cur
rency grows daily, not only in Congress- but by
representations from the North and West.
It is reported that the Committee of Ways
and Means have agreed to recommend large
increase in the tax upon whisky and tobacco
in the case of the former at least so cents per
gallon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-04
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
mw~ OFFICE-No. 104 King street, over
Stones, (formerly French s. Book Store.


lle IOlOWlIS pIOpOSltlOil las DeSI lHCOIp po-
rated by the lower house Of the Confederate
Congress into the new conscrip ption law, about
being assed: ''That no person shall be en-
rolled who has substitute in the army, fur
nished in accordance with orders heretofore
issued by the Secretary Of War, unless the
substitute had deserted or shall desert
The New Orleans Delta Of the oath Of Jan
uary says, it is reported the levees above that
city were in very dangerous condition, holes
having been cut into them by Confederate
guerillas, and the river having risen to within
a few feet of an overflow.
The port of Galveston has been declared open
to the trade Of all nations friendly to the South
BY proclamation Of Gen Magruder's which
he sent forth under a neutral register to neu-
tral port
The Mobile Advertiser Of the 18th publishes
a dispatch dated Tullahoma, Tenn, Jan. II,
which says: Every officer in Breckinridge's 8
staff was wounded, or had his horse shot under
him.
It is reported that Gen. Van Dorm has re-
captured Holly Springs, Miss, with 700 pri-
soners and a considerable quantity of army ra-
tions A Michigan cavalry regiment is said to
have been cut to pieces in the charge
We have positive information, says the
Knoxville Register, that General Joseph E.
johnson will in person command the army in
Middle Tennessee. He is, probably, at his
post now. It is also probable that Middle and
East Tennessee will hereafter constitute one
military department., under the command of
Gen Donelson.
Scouts report that Pinckney, Dawinskie and
Balls Islands, S. c., have been evacuated by
the Federals Forty sail of vessels are
reported at Hilton Head
At a meeting at Halifax Court House, Mon
day last, the Hon Thomas S. Flournoy was
nominated as candidate for the next Governor
Of Virginia.
The Natchez Courier announces the death
Of George Prentiss, only son of the late Sar-
geant Prentiss, the distinguished orator. He
was member Of the Natchez Southrons, and
died Of camp fever.
Michael Mulligan, private of the Fifth
Virginia Cavalry, was executed, by shooting,
at Camp Lee, near Richmond, on the 3Oth. i
His crime was desertion.
In the Virginia Senate, at Richmond, bill
mas been introduced to suppress extortion-
Great complaint is made Of the high prices
charged for the necessaries Of life by extor-
tlonists
In the Confederate House of Representa-
tlves, on January %: Mr.. Sexton, of Texas,
20 4 mod