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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-05
AD,HSalFuu,

Some birds chase each other about in
play, but perhaps the crane and trumpier
is the most extraordinary. The latter
stands on one leg, hops aGnut in the most
excentric manner, and throws summer
saults. The Americans ell it the mad
tirdqon account Of these singularities -
Winter birds, such as ducks and geese, dive
after each other and clear the surface with
outstretebed neck aud fappiug wings,
throwing abundant spray aruCnd. beers
often engage in sham battle or trial Of
strength. by pushing their horns together
and pushing for the mastery.
Ailunimals pretending violence in their
play, rtcp short Of exercising it. The dog
takes tho greatest precautiOn not to injurG
BY his bige, end the ourong outGng. in
wrestling with his keeper, pretends &c
injure by his bite, aud makes leiDts Of bit
ing him.
Some ahimals carry out the semhlanct
Of catching their prey; young cats for in
stance, leap after every slall and moving
Object, even to the leaves strewn by the
Butumn wind; and the body and the tai
vibrating with emotion, bound on the NOV
ing leaf and again when they see another
move springing upon that.
sBengger saw young jaguars and caugart
playing With round substances like kittens
There is story Of magpie that was busi
ly employed in ga: den gathering pebbles
and with much solemnity and studied air,
buried them in a n1le made to receive O
post. After dropping each stone it cried
'cu=rack' triumphanrly and then set off fol
another. On examining the spot, q pool
tOHd wns found in the hole, which thu
heard-hearted maggie was stoning for hi
amusemeEt
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ATraveIler,s sang Fold.

What Ileasant thing it is to see a man
make the best Of an unavoidable discOmft-
ure, instead of boring himself to death
about thing that can't be helped. A
friend tells us Of good natured wag trav-
Cling by stage between two distant
towns in Maine, when the vehicle as sud
denly arrested by impossible snow banks,
far from any other dwelling than a small
log-tsvern, to which the half-frozeu pas
sengers with difficulty finally wandered
All but our wag were grum5ling at
their fate; he, however, hailed the laud
lord, got himself toddy, and then ask
ed
How many folks are there in this
town.
About fifteen hundred answered Boni.
face.
20 Well, all l can say is, you've got more
snow in proportion to your population
than any other town in Maine
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DObsOn,s stock.

Farmer DObson, writes correspondent,
was a very particular old man, and every
plight invariably counted all his stock be-
fore going to bed.
Il CHANGED, once on time, that be fell
sick, and the counting business fell on his
son John. just before bedtime in comes
John, and the old man Gays:
- John, have you counted all the cattle p
. Yes says John.
Are the COWS oil there p
AN there says John.
'Aud the sheepi'
Yes
And the horses p
yes
Now, John, Just run dozen and rake up
the old hen and count her,and we'll 60 right
tO bed
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A Strange Dose.

One pleasant Sundy morning, when the
LIQUOR law was somewhat enforced IN B0s-
ton, tall. rugged ScOtchman entered an
apotbecary store and asked:
Have ye any spirits of alcohol? The
SLOPES are closed, and Gamma get a quaigh
O. Glenival or I>lup. I'm thirsty. Gamma
We gle me a wee dTsp y somethin' warm.
II really seemed hard case, and the
guodhearted apothccary helped him to
what be supposed to be an uncommOnly
stiff horn Of pure spirits of alcohol.
The man who drank it off gave one wild
look, then spread his two hands sudden ~
over tie Abdominal portion of his person,
and Immediately vacated the premises.
The apothecary was startled. What was
the matter? He to0k down the vessel
from which he had poured the devouring
fluid, aud found he had given the man by
mistake bumper Of aquafortIs
He was frightened half to death. The
man had left his hat behind him, and the
apOthecary, bareheaded, rushed out with
it in his hand, his hair flying in the wind.
and made hot pursuit AFTER the fugitive;
but be was hOpelessly gone.
What life the poor fell w lived for
three months lie was afraid to open the
daily newspapers, lest he should see re.
corded the mysterious and melancholy
death of his victim in the public Streets
At length, however, his fears had died
away.
Nothing was heard of the missing suf-
ferer until about six months from the event
when one Sunday mrrning who should
walk in but the individual himself
Have you got any more o. that liquor
geld me the last time was hereY said
he to the astouished apothecary. If ye
have, gle me horn. i never tasted ony-
thing like it. 1t went right to the spot,
and | felt it for n fortnight =
But the apOthecary cOntented himself
this time by giving his returned customer
a glass of pure spirits, and his old hat
which be had left the time before.
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WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING MACHIN E

NTILL STITCH, HEM, FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND,
w BRAID, QUILT and EMBRoIDER beautifully It
will, with the finest needle and thread, from per-
feet work on the finest Nansoon, the heaviest
beaver-cloth and cowhde with no change Of needle,
thread or tension.
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DM. d. mcR AE..

II AVlSG expermep ted with medicine in the treat
ment Of diseases for years. laying aside all preu
dices, has examined in the meantime all the various
systems and schools Of medicine such
remedies demonstrate be safe and efficient
rejecting al! mineral posons To acute dis
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience and perseverance tempered With kind
IL is in the latter class Of diseases where phys
clans mostly make their failures. Having given thi
class OF diseases may special attention, profess to
prerared 60 treat all chronic diseases with positves
cess mean all that durable cases, unless IL b
conditonally, so that patients may depend upon my
declaration. profess successfully chronic
diseases Of the Lungs Liver Broncha Nuralgia Para
lysis rheumatism and all arrangements of the nerv.
system. Fstuln and Piles successfully treated in
from thirty to sixty days, without the Of the kni
or much additional pain. profess with nm
pareled success the lothsOme disease known BY the
name Of Cancer in all its stages, without Of tbs
knife harsh Treatment. If patients will strictly
obey my instructions, will guarantee satisfaction in
all where dsOrganizatiOn Of the vital Orean
has taken place. The best Of references can be given
from citizens Of ST. Louis, where devoted my practice
the last three years. have now in my onice Can
GERS, Tumors, weighing from Il lbs. that have re-
moved with success, without the Of the knife FOR
further particulars physicians and others are invited
to call and examine for themselves.
Gives special attention to diseases of the Eye Ear
In this climite, where the Eye subject 20 80 MANY
diseases whirh fatal TO delicate structure All
persons afhcI should attend earliest symptoa
avoiding mn suffering and probable blindness
Letters fTora distance, containing stanap
u. McRAE, N. D., 81. Louis, No.
OFFICE No. 25 NORTH TIFTH 81
Between Pine and Chestnut streets one square from the
Court HOuse, st. Louis, No. nl2ly
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Imprisonment for Violation Of IHjunc.
lions i'm Selling Sewing Machines.

zrR JOSEPH THORN has been arrested bv thu
IHI United States Marshal, and lodged in Rldridre
street ia for violating Injunction BY selling -
ing machines On modon Of George Gidord, Esq an
attachment was granted By Judge SmaIly, in TIE
sewing machines, in violation Of injunction issned
against him, on the patents owned by the Wheeler 4
Wilson Manufacturing Company, and the Grover p
ker Sewing Machine Company, aud known ns the -
ing machine feed patent Violating the order Of cour
Il rather serious matter, Il renders the onandSf
York Time So
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INCORPORATED lsle-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CASH CAPITAL SI,5OO,0OO,
ABSOLUTE AND uNTMPAIRED.
Net Surplus Of S942, 1Sl.72,
And the prestige of 40 YEARS and experience

UPWARDS OF Sl2,OOO,OOO
OF losses have been paid by the Btna Com
pany in the past 40 years. The value o.
reliable Insurance will be apparent
~ F,Ii
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New. GoodsT

II vuring All = mas just received j..
which, in fact he J !. goods q every S.. ss3s
Pu.Snssed IN Joliet or Chicago t. iossr than
tses 70 oai a n,de q DRY eOe. ind i 70 in
LAnTTs, s,OLe purchasing elsewhere
BLACK Silks, Poplins Merino.. -it1'sl
LANES, Plain, figured watered, Se' AiapAecas, D
MILLINERT AND FANCY eoons
Bonnets and Trimmings, consi.tiD~ :, s ,,''
Sans l1nings Plumes Rosetts artes1s silks
Hose, and Round silveTed Conbs moves childreap
ms. CSoss oambries, Brown and Bleacb.a
Cotton Broad Cloths TEeeds, Kentnc sneet
Undsl rsn.a assortment Of Enbroideries cn, .,,.
pins, Crsp . vsn n, Curtains Muslin co1nts;
Remember this is the place or shswlS
| X. G. DUNCAN
| on Chicago street.
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FOR SALE
Or Exchange for Eastern Propert,

A nice Dwelling House, with verandah front door
IA and window blinds, with good large Kitchen
attached to the dwelling which has cistern and pump
in 1t. Also good Wood House % II by II has a
brick CHIMNEY good well of water in it and makes
very convenient place for washing and cooking There
Is Lots we'll improved, so # by 135 each, with alley
Also fine Grape Arbor 40 # by 8, covered with
choice vines in full bearing variety of fruit and
ornamental ma trees shrubbery, &c.
Inc buildings and arbor stands centre lot There
IS good substantial picket fence in 'front.' high close
fence IN rear Front and rear Carriage way,
The place is beautifully situated in the CITY Of Joliet
on Mississippi Avenue south Of NJ. c. r. r. Warehouse
and will be sold cheap for Cash or exchanged for good
Eastern Property not over 10 or Is miles from the
cities of New York or BROOKLYN '-o
For full particulars address
L. B. JONES, P. o. Box 547.
Or call and view the premises.
Jgnee, 1863. 52-3m
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FOR SAL,

WTITHIN Three miles of the city of Joliet on of
w the finest farms in Will County, containing
4S acres, consisting of about 17D Of prairie and
the balance timber land. Said farm Is well watered
and is IN every respect desirable property The whole
Terms easy Enquire of Barber Macumber in the
city of Joliet. ~
Joliet March IL. 1864
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sc Nc MAC HINES
NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PRIcEsI

THE Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company
HaUing gained all their SHits at Lam,
With infringing manufacturers Of Sewing Aaehines
have accordingly
Reducedthe Prices ofbseir Sea0iHg Machines
u .tl sta tbev WIN be sold ct rates that viii
nav fair profit on the eost Of manufacture, capital in
Tested and expense Of making sales; such prices
~ I'm 20 make hrst class nachi1ea and a.
i-ssofore guarantee them in every particular.
"eie'0' MRS. 1. T. MILLSPAUGH
Nov. q, '6o-n2Itf Agent, Joliet, m.
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T H INV LIDS HOME.
III. KNAPP, M. D.,
FoRHERLE OF n Y. HAS OPENED AN
/ N F / r Nj A r z,

IN CHICAGO, ILL.
I'm new system, which embraces the most approv-
" ed methods Of treating Diseases in this or an '
other country. All Female Diseases Lung Diseaa.S,
Cancers and Rheumatism special diseases treated
in this Institution, in the treatment Of which, no man
Doctor His consultations, for years. have averaged
from hye 20 six thousand year. The following dis
eases which are pronounced acurdbLe by the Medical
Faculty generally treated with Fuccess in this In
sttution. All nervous and neuralgc affections dis
eases of women all forms of scrofua dyspepsia con-
affections, including pulmonary consumption, rheuma-
tism, Paralysis, epilepsy, Asthma, salt rbeum remit
tent and intermittent fevers the diseases ofcdren &C
he has had an extensive practice and wonderful sue
cess In the treatment Of CANCERS, which he cure
without the knife. He treats successfully on new
method, all the diseases Of the EYE and EAR.
Remember, the doctor does not promise to cure all
taken In season, all STAGES Your case NAV be
curable this week, not next-today, not tomorrow
hence, the danger ofdelay.-
The Building pleasantly located spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients. No Gaze will
be received where there are any doubts azure or
reiei The best nurses only employed who, with the
physician, viii make all feal at home that nut them
selves under the Of this institution
TERMS-from ten to fifteen dollars per week, iaeaTi-
Goty IN odu0ce No patient taken for less than
one month, can he satisfied as to the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in less tine
Many patients, who not able to to the mfr
mary can be successfully treated at Jme which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All letters, inclosDg letter stamp, addressed to
prompt aftertion.
Consultati5a free. Office Hours from A. n to p n
once LIS South Clark cor. Clark and Monroe sta
sept. IL lSeO- Misty
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B "A R L u Y I!

WILL PAY THE VERY
Highest Market Price for Prime
Barley,
Delivered At my Brewery ON Bluff street, Joliet.
Aug. 80, 1S62. L. PORTER
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Soa ~ Of WIN q G0q 0 G Ts% ESs.
Claressa Parent Aaron Parrent-Bill in Chancery
A FFIDAVIT Of the residence Of the above nam
IA ed Aaron Parent having been filed in che Office Of
the clerk of the said Notice is hereby given
the said Aaron Parent that Caressa Parent the
plainaDt above named filed her bill Of complaint in
said court the chancery side thereof the 21st
of April A. D. 1885, and that a summons thereupon
issued out Of said court against the said defendant
Aaron Parent retuTnable the 3rd Monday Of May,
1863 is by law required and that the said
still pending in said Court.
New less you the said Aaron Parent shall person.
ally be and appear before the said Circuit Court Of
viii County, the first day of the next term thereof
to he holden on the first Monday in The month Of
October next the city Of Joliet and plead answer or
denurr to the said compliments bill Of complaint the
same and the matters aud things therein charged and
stated will be taken confessed by you and decree
will be entered against You according the prayer Of
said bin. rT-
S. W. Bowen, Comps Sol.
Joliet AuQ l.. 1863.
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NOTICE.
ESTATE OF BARTON SMITH, DECD.

ESTATE OF BAIIIUN SMITH, DbOD.
nUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the third
Monday OF November next. tbeing the 10th day Of
said monthly shall attend before the County Court Of
viii County the Court House in the city of Joliet,
for the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Barton Smith, late of said
county deceased, when and where all claimants are
notified and requested 10 attend and present their
claims in writing against said for adjustment.
persons indebted said estate, also request
ed 10 make payment to the undersigned without de-
lay. ..,,r,-
THOMAS r. HUNTER,
Dated Sept %, 1868. (ul6-6w) Administrators,
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straxed--Ab RoMnrd-

TNR0M the subscriber mile west of Joliet about
II three weeks ago. bay horse colt years old mex
spring, branded with the letters B on sthe left
shoulder, small white spot In the forehead, and a
little white bind foot. Whoever will deliver
said colt to in Joliet will receive the above rewnrd
Oct, q, 1868, JOHN 3. sCHNEIDER.
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ST; LOUIS ALTON AND CHICA.

hIcAVEEs ofRIcE, CHICAGO III, Oct. IL, 1869.
Notice is hereby given to all persons holding vouc-
ers i9I wool furnished The st. Louis Alton and Chi
sS Gag ~ naIoad company signed D. Sherman, Agent
anu LOT which payment Is ordered in decree Of the
United States Circuit Court Of the Northern District
OF illinois Of the Both November, 1859, that the bal
ehce unpaid on said wood has been deposited In said
court ana by its order viii be paid and distributed 70
claimants or their attorneys presentation OF the
proper vouchers to the undersigned.
JAMES R6BB, Special Receiver.
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Mrs. harrington says 3hat when she
was gal she used to go to parties. and
always, had beau to extort her home. But
now, says she, the gals undergo all sorts
of extorting them home rsvolves on their
dear selves The old lady drew down her
speoke, and thanked her stars that she had
lived in other days,when men could depre-
cate the worth Of the female sex.
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How Beautiful for a ChiId's Grave

nAGUARRE0TYPE PICTURES ATTACHED TO
~ Head Stones and Monuments in PARIAN MARBLE
CASE and warranted to secure the Likeness from any
air and dampness for a long number of years. Any
Daguerr cory the Dagnerreoty pc these
Cases from the original picture, ard it is but few
moments work TO attach of them 10 Head Stone.
When attached TO Head Stone Monument, they
look as though they were carved with the
Sculptors Chise for they initiate marble perfectly.
They very ornamental TO a Head Stone, and are
worth twice the amount charged, for ornament
More than Fifteen Thousand Cases have been ssld
this fact alone shows cOncusiyely that they
running into general use.
The adjoining of the sepulehers of removed ones al
leyistes grief and sOohes the wounded heart 1t
also cheers the bercayed to know thai additional
establishment of the grave presents stronger
tons to the attention Of the stranger
him to pause and learn the name, and gaze on the
likeness of who has shared largely in the of
others. To aTened and cultivated mind, there is
more mouTniui spectacle on earth than desc
Grated grave neglected and Over-grOwn graveyard.
Those in whose memories the DEPARTED live will
to strew sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
tear of sfi, ction.
They will plant there the Rose, the Lily and the
Evergreen Emblcms of fragrant and beautiful
Immortality, which they assign them in the Paradise
of God. Above all would deploTe the loss of those
Licensees OF dear departed which distinctly
engraven upon the tablets Of our memory. Although
months and years may elapse since pexorable Death
made surrender the bodies of cherished ones 10 the
grave and their spirits God, yet they still pres
ont to minds, beautiful and litelike.
Aud who does not realize melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed he their image clothed with
the innocence and loneliness of youth, marked by
the SORROWS cares of agai
'One Of these Cases will be sent by express to any
person in the United States for Dollars One doz-
Cases will be sent to any Marble Dealer or DAguer-
reotypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars, &C., furnished free, and sent with each
package Of Cases. Agents can charge S. apiece when
they attach them 70 Head Stones.
Any person wishing to SILL them be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics by engaging in this
business make easily Fire Hundred Dollars this Spring
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital to com
mence with.
Monumental Design Book will be sent tommy Mar
bic Dealer for Three Dollars This is irstrate work,
! and well worth the price asked for il.
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money:
VII he responsible for its safety, you have proof
sendirs it.
Address the Manufacturer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
M West Meridcp. Conn
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2 * Q H a NGE FLO T z ]
Wilmington, Illinois.

7 beg to announce to the Public in general, that
i have taken the above Hotel, and hope for q con-
tinuauce Of those fayOrs largely bestowed on the
laie Proprietor.
Every attention will be paid TO the personal COM
fo=ts Of all guests favor with their support
The Bar will be supplied with u choice stock of Wines.
Liquors, Cigars, &C.
The stable will lie found most complete for the &C
commodatiOb of Horses and Carriages.
W. GILMAN, Proprietor.
March Il, 1850 &p4O-3m
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

JOLIET PLANK ROAD COMPANY.
O T0CK HOLDERS in the above are hereby notified
- that at meeting Of the Directors December 3Oth
1862, the following action taken:
"Resolved, That a dividend Of Five (5) Dollars per
share be ard is hereby declared the full paid shares
of this company pay able in cash. under direction Of
the Treasurer at the Office of the Superin An
Joliet, and after January 9Th. 1868.
Attest, HORATIO HILL Sec
N. B. Unclaimed dividends Of April 1861, viii Also
be paid above.
Joliet jan 9th, 1868. VIC WOOD sunk
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81 Ms OINTMENT.

FOR Mniness, Safety, Certainty, TboroughneGG,
slons Ointment is rapidly superceding all other 0ipt-
ments and Liniments for the cure Of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Crack
ed Heels, RiRgbone Poey, Windgalls CaIlus, spaSinO
Sweeney, Fstula, ROundered feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches Of Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper,
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE
Require restoration fnsensble Precipitation eoan'g
Fever Antidote, Condition Powder il certain Blood
Purifier II fails 70 loosen the skin cleanse the
appetite and positive for Coughs
Colds, Stiff Complaint, Founder Distemper and carries
OF Bolts and Worms, may be given at any time ana
under all circumstances with perfect safety.
One Package Of the Powders and o box Of the Oipt.
ment will perfectly recent Founder In sfx or
eight days without leaving the least effect in the feet
In Horse Distemper, they will asy the fever and pro-
mote healthy termination Of the disease. One Dow.
der and part Of . box Of ointment will IN All
cases, cure, tho Horn Distemper in COW; two are.
sometimes required for an OF.
WALTER B. SLOAN, the original discoverer Of this
truly valuable medicine still has the sole supervision
Of its manufacture, but orders should be sent to his
son, Oscar Sloan, "a South Water Street, Chicago,
Ill, who viii promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines.
They sold by all dealers in Medicine. seIds
wholesale and retail at Manufacturers prices, at.
Joliet bv J. II. BROWN, and RetAiled By ali the 9TH
Druggists-
June 10. 1850. nO1Iy
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INSTEAD Of the pToffs for smiannucl dividends in
i addition tn premiums, usually drawn from the In
sured by stock Companies to pay Eastern StockhOld-
the rates in the ILLINOIS MUTUAL equtably
arranged only TO require from the Members sufi.
cent money to pay. with Certainty all Losses aud ex
penses. The Premium Notes, no. amounting to over
One Million Of Dollars, ale ed by lien upon
the property insured. valued ever Ten Millions
This ample Fund affords guarantee for the pay
ment Of every loss-the security being all located in
Illinois, and subject to laws No policies are
issued ont of this State The Members subject
litigsOn-all losses being adjusted by agreed arbi
traton. All losses cashod within ninety days, that
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
B. X. Hart, LYMAN Trumbuil, Roberi Smith,
Samuel Wade, Elias Hubbard, Timothy Turner,
J.W. Schwepple, b. I. Gilman, II. W. Billings,
BENZ y. Long. l. kellenberger, Henry Lea,
7. A. Hoffman, John Atwood, NJ. @. Atwood,
0FFIOER
NJ. G. ATWOOD. President.
KELLENBERGER, Treasurer and Special Agent.
JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary.
John BIaisdell, Gen. Agt J. e. Howard Asst Gen. ACT
AS-Local Agents at every county town in the State
BLSsELL g. HEATH, Agents, Joliet,