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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
Still Another Case Of Deafness
Cured By DR.. Bort.

Still Another Case Of Deafness
Cured By DR.. Bort
To all Uk0ps II psey concern:
LIVE. Hall, applied to Dr.. Bort this dsy, Sat.
rrday SEPT ssth. for tbs rsst.rs Lon Of my hear
lag. I wss, prryieas % appiying 70 hgn, deaf for
nsny years. I Submitted my ease % Dr. Bert fer
"a operation. whe p@rfsrnad IL IN : fsw uomsuts
~sish rssultsd 10 the complete restoration q nj
leg Reis-. in ny hssd. To fhnss sfiicfsd 10 Ike
zsnpsF, should sag consult Dr. Fort az enes
and obtaia his oazdid opinion
sisna1 this zssA day Of sspi-, 1894.
wastSs Cottage, vIgo Co, IND.
p. .. Aearsss:-Eiisvsrth. FIEs County, LAD.
P. shy Wis has also bSsn afflicted vita .
Bronchtai affection for eleven years. and has ossn
undsr the professional charged many pbysfosens
In this city, and sbfaissd no pernsnent fsiisi
until ATE Consulted DR.. Bort, - me Banas
Hsass, sozs tEo weeks since, add she ha4 SERVED
nors p~rmsneut rsIisf under the tFsAtmsnt 81 Dr.
VIZ. HALL.
Walton CSttsgs, Iaa-
az-stgf AHsahs- e.ss Of Deafness ssrsd b Dr.
Bart at the Bantin Hoass- The sess vas that Of
W1 NaIlsa, EsQ., q Riley tsEHshiFs sigo eSzn-
~ as kuown, have hs~n very deaf IN both ears
sa~ x.ars In thIs condition sntsFs1 the 0sees Of
H.
Ia espt. ~, and sabzitssd ny sass 70 AZ opera
tfsa by Dr. Bert, which wss soon accomplished,
aua that, too. without Httls Or any pain. 70 les
than oss hours tins- Wills In d.. Boris ofaes
Nv hesrfng vas nrzts that souia understand
earzusz eonvsrsztion- In justice % Dr. Bert
s.srfbs 70 him tie prsiss ssr tie * sal In
whish be rendered assissAHee % ny prsvioss In-
pairpd bssr1ng- VIZ MrLLEG,
Riley Township, vigs county.
?. o. Address Tsrrs Ha1ts. lad
Mr.. Anlisn i veil znd fsvorabiy known 10 this
esunfy, and these Who doubt the trurh Of the
above ststsansut may easily satisfy Themselves.
Dr. Bort Is daily ressiving testimonials frOz
peTsoss who reside in this community, who have
beeE cured aud are baing bsnenttsd. DR.. Bort
challenges any nAn In ais profession 70 excel hin
IN the trsatnsnt Of those dissssss he makes his
speciaiifss viz all dissSsss Of the Ear, Dsafnsas,
ciackzrzss from the ear, ringing and burning In
thu hsad, all diseases 81 fhs kyss Ear, Lungs,
Heart, Thro&f, Catsrrh, re-
As his stay Eust DsesssArtly b lizntss1s u b.
hsSss fhez &sslryzs - sorEaiz1g htz - es - q
Gsos.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

PtTTssURG, Noea, Oct 2s.-RiveE 1
feet 6 iuehes Weather cloudy and cool
with indications Of more rain.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
River ana weather.

CMcTsSATI, Oct 2s.-Ths river has
fallen 8 inches with S fee. 9 inches in
the channel Thermometer so Baron.
eter 1920 and raising. Weather cool
and cloudy,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
A CARD.
COTTON EXPRESS.
Bellefontaine Cotton Express
ONLY TEN DAYS TO NEW YORK
TIME GUARANTEED

TITHfS LIGHTNING EXPRESS LINE FOB
\ tbs transmission % Datton to the Last, By
dispatch. is Bow fully established.
az Tine Bills Of Ls3ing viii b giveO.
TINE THROUGH, TIN DAYS.
aT CoREEnmsuts solicited
EBoWS, DCSKERsoS 4 CO., AEszts.
a~cit-sH Evansville Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual systsms-asw and reliable
sEsatmsat--in Reports sf the HOWARD Asso.
CITATION. sent by mai in SEALED letter snvul.
oPee, me- Of charge. Address DIR. J. sKIILrN
HoUGHroN, Howard Association, No. sop.b
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
aprl'S4 d&w7ys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Measles arr prostrsting tbs volunteers %
hundreds. The hospitals are crowded. VIE 'ns.a
Soldiers. be warned In tins. HelloTass FH"
ar. ss3tivelv fufllibIs in the cure Of shis asesse'
Occasional doses Of them viii preserve the ssAitn
na.y the greatest exposurs. If the reader OF this
g po,ies ), cannot get a COX Of Pills or einsnsnt
from the Drag Store In his phase, let him wriss 70
ne. 90 Maiden Lane, enclosing the aaasunt, AID ii
viii mail box free Of expense. Many dealers
viii NOT keep my medicines 90 hand because they
cannot make a. much profit other persons
make. IS cents, "a cents, and 81 10 per box OF
pot. sstzs-lwa
Those Who are suffering from DJssntsry, d.
srrhes, or Flux, viii DO veil 70 $50 Dixons
Blackberry Carminativs. 1t Bevsr falls sven
whsn all other remedies have proved Of ne benefit.
Madame Zadoe Perfsr's cough Bais~n.
Is purely Vegetable ExpecsorEnt, prepared BY
the Madame With great care, after many years 81
study and experience to meet the urgent and grow
ing demand for safe and reliable antidots for
dlssases Of the throat and lungs. Disorders Of
the Pulmonary organs are so prevalent and 20
fatal In our ever changing climate, that some re-
liable aBtido's has besn long and snxieasiy
sought for By the whole community. The ipdis
psnsabis qualities Of such remedy for poprl&f
use, must be certainly Of healthy opsrssiSn; ab
sepes Of danger from over-dosss- and adaptation
70 every patient Of Whatever age or sex. oei2o-zW
A Superior Remsdy.--We eAa eonseisn-
tiousiy recommend to those suffering. from Sc
we're cold Or cough. DR.. strickiand's hsilifuous
Cough BaIsam. Il gives relief AiRest instAnisns-
GUS and Is withal not disagrseAbIs q tbs TASTE
There is ~ doubt bot ths n iliha- as Cough Bal
sam is ons u the beat preparations in use, asd Is
All that Its proprietor claims for il. We have
trisd Il during the past week. and fozad Sslisf
from most distressing sougA. For sAls b
Druggists. ootzlszw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

- ~
Thta ~ the great & sovereign Remedy
seona soA.sa Of ExTAACTS fFoHn Ind na
Raoan and Aerhs,) for q ii Il isS ases Of eh
Urinary end sexual Organs such -
Gncnaalfnsfaco % the Urine, InGammA
ksn of she Bladder, Endan s ua alton o.
he Fktdneys, Stone in the bladder
3trlafure, Gravel Gonorrh0nf elect
and - uaFIyAied by anything yet dis.
eas cred Ear curing tAae Whites la NO
a. q
.sh ussa atsariing 90 directions th4 Kennedy
Ls nsfflgr taste gr smell. and It's cannot be de
lesl.a - any 0ae. This rora@iy Is perfect and ~
lait - no ijeetats shici, calculated 70 deatrot
tsd doaen tbs diseased grEans bui fetaoyes the pei
- st0ss t,4s sytsaa craa,ing buoysbey and health.
- 20 Tusek tieaieiue, but Is tbs eIatadlsd sx
- eIca u the phyriciai most sneeessfai Ia aurl n
al Licenses ~ this class.
tfsf Let rone despEir this remedy ELECTS ths
al.ssi astonishing cures, when all others hli
l'fhse unly 81 90 pgr box, or q boxes fo> $500
seat by iail 70 any address receipt Of the price
boz sale by MI Druggists. See tkst my sigaafar
- around each box.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
SUNDRIES.

Cannelton Cotton Batting.
TTHEH BALTs OF d LBS EACH JUST Re
Il ssivsd and tDr SALE ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
EranI Rranli

Clear Side Bacon
nnnn LES RECEIVED AID F0R SAIL
ZODO - y hAin stress By
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
Ell Is, EAR, THR OAT,
Stomach, Bowels, and Urinary
Organs.

win rscsive sps<iai attention A his stay Is neo~s
ssrily limited, II hshevss thsss dssirsas 81 con
suiting him
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

DR. Bill, from BeIiviss Hospital, New York
City, has new tssH here long enough to prOsshis
professional capabilities, and has done 90 to the
sAib - on Of slArSe nanfbsrs Of sitissns, and
those from sthsr towns and shs surrounding
country. -
Ills last advertisement and seoonpaRying let
'sr under the head Of " Private, shoHld Be care
raliy read BY all. Ne Mercury used in his treat.
menti Consultation Me-. txs.1vSkw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
NURSERY.

Crescent City Nurseries.
TEE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RKsPEcT.
Il fully call the attention Of the public 70 hfa
larKs stock Of asserted Frat Trees Hs kss row On
haad . vsry large assortsd stock Of Choiss Appls,
Chsrry. and Pear TT - also, cbofcs assortu1sut
Of Peaek aad oss Trsss, and q sulsndl4 stook a
al sorts Of EysTErssns.
shade Trees.
vssh 70 call the sspeciAI attsation Of our eiti
Bens 70 cur stock Of Ornamental shads Trs.s far
side valk planting. I ean furnish Trees or pisst
fbsn, ~ desiF I. The Trees raissd IN the Hurss1y
are far bsttsr adapted % stand the eunmsf seassR
tean ihoss saksn from the sv.nps ~ sooes.-
Many psrsons, Who have tried bosh, viii szst3ln
M In tn Il stasszsnt
ORDERS b. ists>1 will BE- promptly attended 70.
Address GEoE0E D. BOWEH,
ok1z Craseenf CITY TurAariaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
Our Stock is Large and
Complete.
Our Prices are Very Low
Our Terms are Cash.
JACOB sTRAUB g. SON.,
"a Maia Street,
BELOW THE WASHINGTON HOusE.
Notice to Taxpayers.

NOTICE is hereby Ffvsn 70 Tax.paysrr Of the
~ Ctsy q Eyausviil-. that ksss rscsivsd from
the Clerk Of the Common Council Of said eity ths
tAz Duplicate for the year Lea, and that ] an
dupiieats.
All parsons who pay thsir taxes IN fail within
q irty days from this date, viii Be- sutifls1 9 .
discount Ct three per cent Of the amouot,
ana these paying aftsr the sxpirafiob Of
thirty days and within sixty days from this csts.
viii b sbtltIsd 70 diss0ast 81 o1s aDd bsH
per cent. q the ahcant
M ofn1s win - AZ the Mayors ofsos, ca
sssenS etrssa bstwssa Main and Locust strests-
WI. @. BOEPPLE,
a~z2astf CSiiaofor
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

UyEx roxs JUST RECEIVED AND FoR
i sais At - Main strsE, By
seyzc EEILLY co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
II @ II G. a - ~,
only. with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quaint
/ ties, Wig:
| Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass & Grain
Scythes
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars & Brides,
Axes---the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
+ Shovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting,
Japanned Ware,
Notions-Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer TO deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.,
J No. Is First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29

Those Who are suffering from DyssntsFy, d.
srrhaes, or Flux, viii 10 veil 70 $50 Dixon's
Blackberry carminativs. It sever fails even
Nhsu all other remedies have PrOSeAof ne benefit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-29
DRUGGISTS.
THE
FAMILY DRUG S7IRE
A. G. HALLOCK.

TOCoATNE, AMBRosIA, KATHAIReN TRI-
" oopherous, and all the most celebrated pre-
paratlons for the Hair, can Be found at
No 10 South First Street
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-12
Miss Tennessee Ola film
AND GREAT
MAGNETIC DOCTRESS
AND
CLAIRVSYANT PHYSICIAN,

Who has as tonished the people through her Wond-
eriul cures and mysterious revelations duriBg her
last six and visiting the most iDpoI ciiss
and towns in the States; she has Travelled examining
the sick and scied, and curing them with unparal-
leied success and through her nete influence and
wonderful operations has caused fnyuids TO walk In
a very short time Who had MT done so for many
years THIS lady seems to be endoWe with the Heal.
ing Art and other supernatural gifts; to sueh 4 re-
markable degree that she eOnVinces the most skept
ical Of her wonderful powers and gives information
of life come to consult her. Her skin and powers Of
mind are so great, there to be no disease but
what will give wsy 10 her Treatment
This lady is q Physician indeed She sau zee and
point out the medicine 10 cure the most osinata dis
cases. even those that have for years bsfed the SKIN
OF our best physicians, such diptheria diseases Of
the throat and lungs heart and liver ajnta d.
eases OF the stomach, neuralgia sick headache dropEv
ts ehss asthma hts or falling sickness, Cancers
Killed and extracted, root and branch in from 10 %
hours, without pain the ute Of Instruments &c
And can make salves and uiments that will cure old
sores fever sorCs Cancers, rEeumatir letter scrof-
"a sa iheum catArrh, sprAins weakness in the back
and limbs, and other complaints Of long standing and
mas performed astonishing cures upon those who have
SIGHT AND HEARING,
or nearly so, by disease All forms Of Female Com
plants attended TO with great success During her
travels she has cured hundreds were on me verge
OF To grave, who now living and eBjsyipg good
hea 18th through her skill and successful trrstue6t
sal isfactOTy references will be cheerfuIy given when
she viii guarantee to make permanent cures
lh 50 much satisfaction to merit nd receive the
confidence of all who consult h~= She answers LEFT
, pertaining to LIE and health with great satslac-
uoh, ana all whs cannot consult her in persUn Will
please give statement Of their and situation for
er investigation aud If required, medicine viii bo
sent by express without delay.
lawyers Doctors, Nihist rs, and many other scfep-
hc nen have consulted her upon matters Of high inn
ahoe nnd give eTldeJce of their entire satisfaction
She has estabishe her INFIRMARY at the
Fox River House, in Ottawa, Illinois,
where she may lie consulted upon all matters pertain.
lng TO aie Health and diseases Of the human SYSTEM
Rgr All who Wish TO test the skill and power Of
mind, should call Immediately.
-, CoSsrIrAIIoS Fee, ONE DOLLAR.
March 49, 1854. pAnan
DissoluttOn'Of CO-Partnership.
By mutual understanding and agreement betveep
the Undersigned the CoPartnerehip heretofore exist
ing between them has been Dissolved, and NJ H. Hall
VIII conting business at their old stand in Joliet
n. II. HALL
-. -. SC STEARNS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-12
bIfeRas Ever.

The town election last Tuesday resulted
as was expected itwoulG. in the election
of Democrats to all the Offices. Indeed the
Republicans have been beaten 30 often in
this town, that they did not deem it neces-
sary to run ticket this time. And had
it not been for little skirmishiug among
our friends, the election would have pass
ed of without any excitement. For Col
lectOr, Commissioner of Highways, and
Constable, two Democrats were run for
each Office, and the contest between them
was very close.
WIS. Brooks, the Supervisor elect, is
one of our most prominent business men,
and as Democrat firm and reliable. He
will make an efficient member of our coun
ty legislature. John Shuts was mem
Der of, the old board, and besides being a
working member, is Union man of the
Jeffersonian standard. The other officers
elect, are Of the right stripe, as ia: as poll.
tics are concerned-and competent for the
positions assigned them by their fellow
citizens. y
May Joliet continue to remain as true to-
the old flag 10 the future. as in, the past.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-12
A Few Leading Questions.

The republicans insist that the great 40 d
leading object is to put down the rebellion,
With many of them perhaps, this is true,
but with the great bulk Of their leaders
aid managers it is not true. Their OBJ
jecs is the freedom Of the negro, and his
full equalization with the whites. A few
questions may illustrate the purpose for
which tue war is being waged by the
Summers, Lincolns, Chases, Wades, &C.,
and to them we invite the attention of
thinking men of oil parties:
Was 1t necessary to put down the rebel
lion to abolish slavery in the District Of
Colombia
Is it necessary to put down rebellion to
pay for slaves that ''lOya" states may see
proper to emancipate2
Is it necessary to put down this rebel
lion to get up negro schools and support
them at the government expenses
Is 1t necessary to put down this rebel
lion to burden the treasury with millions
TO support runaway slaves7
Is it necessary to put down this rebel
lion to repeal the fugitive slave law, which
was first passed under the administration
Of Gen. Washington?
Is it necessary to put down this rebel
lion to alter the constitution of the United
States so as to make it an abolition doou-
meht2
Is it necessary to put down this REBEL
lion that the whole north should be afflict-
ed with the curse of negroism2
Is 1t necessary to put down this rebel
lion to strike down the freedom of speech
and OF the press, to arrest and confne in
lonesome dungeons the peaceful citizens of
loyal" states, to suspend the great writ
OF habeas corpus over the north, aud to
institute the despOtsm of Russia
IL 1t necessary to put down this rebel
lion to encourage and incite to the encour.
agement of mob law all over the country.
and to murder unoffending citizen for a
mere political differences
lslt necessary to put down this rebel
lion that negro soldiers should be allowed
to vote, as now proposed 10 a bill before
Congress ?
ls 1t necessary to put down THE rebel
lion to rob the widows aud the orphan
children of the south by sweepine and
merciless confscation law2
Is II necessary to put down this rehal-
lion that the rights Of the states-so sol-
emnly guaranteed by the constitution
should be stricken down?
Is 1t necessary to put down this rebel.
lion that republican officials should plun-
der and steal ad lIbitum?
ls 1t necessary to put down this rebel
lion that the Secretary of War shoald "run
the churches 2" -
Finally, Is it necessary to put down this
to overthrow the old Union and
wipe out the old constitution. under which
we have lived so long aud prospered so re-
Negro emancipation, negro equality and
the establishment Of despotism are the
clear and palpable objects for which the
leaders of the abolition party are now con-
teuding, -ErGnsUille Times,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-12
EuIngies OnI.OYeioH

The extravaganza and we must be excus-
ed for saying the fulsOme, at least in some
instances, par egyrics that have been pour
ed upon the character, worth and senti-
ments Of Owen Lovejoy since his demise,
strike US as remarkable productions in
their line.
Knowing the views of some of Mr.
LOvejoy's eulogizers respecting him while
be was yet an inhabitant Of this mundane
sphere, with an able writer we agree that
few things have given us more disgust
than the fawning, bypocriticsl and un-
qualified lamentations which have been
lavished upon him. The man whom they
despised and denounced 90 every occasion,
had no sooner Snuff ed of bis mortal coil,
than they fill the air with their lamenta-
tions. indiscriminating and unlimited
praise, We would not have men age
their political dissentions over the grave,
and pour the ebullitions Of party hostility
on the dull cold ear Of death. Neither
would we have them stand aIOof 10 logged
silence, refusing to join iD an a2propr late
and consistent tribute to the memory of
him who had made his exit from this thea
tire of perpetual strife, but we would have
honest men and true friends of the consti-
tuition and Union accompany their tributes
of respect and eulogies with expressions of
dissent from the radical aud dangerous pc
ltical principles maintained by the de-
ceased. and for the advancement of which
he was able to do so much.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-12
EEurra for New LenOx

The town of New Lenux which had been
represented in our Board Of Supervisors by
Republicans ever since the organization
of that party, on last Tuesday was carried
by the Democrats. Thomas Doig, one of
the most indefatigible and persevering
Democrats in the county, was elected Su-
perVisor, beating his Republican opponent
10 votes.
The Democracy of New Leuox are of the
right stamp. AT no time have they falter.
ed in the maintenance of true constitution.
al principles, or formed combinations with
the advocates of miscegenation or negro
equality.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-12
Ad&inistraIor,s sale

Rl virtue OF decretal order of IN. O. 60
- WIN county IN the State Of nliDois mat ~ ~
tered o. record by said court at the Nsrh 49, en-
o,I a. -; aoo4; az the petition Of the ppder.gned =
gaihst tne Slcow and heirs at law of NOME
ats ol SAID county deceased rkaiI on The 1s,p 5a
OF May next between the hours Of ten o'co.L - ~
forenoon and Ve o'clock In the sfts, IN INC
DAY at the front door Of Daniel ShafeTs Ho,I a. W.
NEE IN said county, proceed to sell All ~ 80. 90
Of the estate Of said Nicholas Rskerds
oeaseu m ana TO the south west quarter Of fh 1tsi
east quarter and the south east sn.-s 'ne boTtn
west quarter OF Section fourteen nS in Ta.nOhi
;hirtyour lS4) North and RANG tbi,teen ~ Raa
OF the third principal meridian ssuste n Xii c.
y ia said state and also the ten " acre. az the.
south twenty (20) acres OF the east half Of ~ o,I
west quarter Of Section thirtyOne lSIl In TovnSi,
thirtyhye $50 North and Of Range thiftsea sl w
OF said meridian situate in Cook County - NJ Sea-,
at public Vendue 10 the highest bidder e. tenn ~
one third part cash in hand aud the balsaes IN two.
equal annual payments, with interest thereon at Ex
per cent per annum payable annually, sod secaEed 10
be paid by the notes Of the purchaser and
on the premises purchased At Bad sale for tKe ~.
pose OF paying the debts Of said estate Of aid
and costa Of administration thereof
JOHN SCHEIDT, Administrator Of the eststs ok
r. Z. BARBER, Sol Nicholas R.fsr S-.sS
"Oitee, nafeh ~ Ioo4 nl2SW
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-12
HHE Singer Seville NlCHIIl.


oVR LETTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE IN
fast gaining worldwide reputation II is beyan5,
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Family Sewing Machines yet offered TO the public
No other Family Sewing Machine has 30 many uspfuE
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VIII sew all kinds CT cloth, aad With all kinds oT
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FAMILY sewing Machtn most reliable, and most du-
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me Folding Case Of the Family Marhine Z 4 nieos
% cunning workmanship Of the most useful kind It5
PIoteco the machine when not in use and when,
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are ADORNED and embelltshsd in the most costly ans
superb manner. -~
II Is absolutely necessary to see the Family Nh
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our hrnufacturing machines are for manufnctarhng
purposes
The Branch ofBees are vel supplied with six,
twist thread, needles. OIL &C. Of the very esss qHa'
send Tor PAMPHLKT.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURES COMPANY
ass Broadway, New York.
HTCHIcAeo OFFICE, 80 CLARK 81
JAMES J0HOHHkT, Agent IN Joliet.
Nov g. Is6S
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-12

Home Ins. Co. insuriug City Hall
and School House Dist. No. /
Thomas Burns repairing pump
Well District No. 800
Michael Moran lamp lighters
salary, March, 1864 1900
F. Beutenmuller repairing engine
No.2 200
d. Mullen crossings and grad
Att Ward 5000
D. II. PInnsy expenses to Naper.
vile, Very suit. $50
Gas Co. lighting street lamps du.
ring Match, 1864 1900
Gas Co. lighting engine house
and City Hall Ito
On motion. council adjourned.
w. II FARLEY, CITY Clerk,