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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
STATE OF ILLINOIS,


OJVNrT oouAT OF VIII Co., Of March Term 1854
10 hn Schsidt administrator Of the estate Of Nkhos
Baker. deceaSed, VS.. MagiaienA Baker wiSov Of
John Baker, Nicholas Baker, Helen Williams Ni, OF
Leonard Williams, Leonard Williams, klizAefh Bush
wife Of Jacob Bush, jacob Bush adult children. an
Frank Baker, William A. Baker and Joseph BakeE-
minor children and only heBat law Of Said Nicholas
Baker, Deceased.
Petition 20 sen Land
A FFGDAVIT OF the HOn-residence nf the above
IA named defendants John Baker, Nicholas Baker.
and Frank Baker having been fled in said court in
the above entitled cause.
Notice is hereby given to the said John Baker, .
minstrstor has filed petition in said entitled cause
In said eosF praying for decretal order OF sale Of
the south west quarter Of the north east quarter and
oil the south east quarter Of the Doh west quarter
AUD 81 the north east quarter Of the sosh qoar
ter aud ef the south half o. the south west quarter
and 81 the DOrh east quarter Of The south east quartT
aho OF the north west quarter OF the south east quar-
ter and Of the Eouth half Of the south quarter
Of Section foulten Q4) Township thirty four (34)
principal meridian in VIII County and State q Illinois,
and OF the west 10 Of the south 20 sTts Of the
east half of the south quarter of eetioo thirty
, one cd IN Township thiTty6ve (35) North and OF
Range thirteen (i3) east Of said meridian in Cook
County 10 said state for the payment Of the debss 81
said estate and that has been tsSued In the
above entitled returua'le on the third ondAy
OF Marci 1854 at the Court House In said VIII Conn
ty, and that you do not then and there appear nnu
fersSd by you and decree entered accordingly,
! WILLIAM TONNER, Clerk
r. z. BLRBER, Sol. for Pst'r.
| Reb. 16, lee4. n36Su
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From san Francisco

San Francisco, Feb. II.
Hong Kong papers ofthe 2lst of Dscsm.
Der 90 not mention the sale of yessels N
JeH Davis. which we're fitted out in Enc.
land for China They say the Chinese
government repudiated the bargain vb;ch
its 'egent bad made for the vessels with
DIT. SherreTd Osborne, the agent of the
British Ow2ers, on the ground that the In
structioos were exceeded Instead ~ fnr.
nishing river fotilla. which was intend.
ed, Osborne brought q feet sufieient to
guard the entire Chinese coast. comnoae6
OF expensive vessels, far too large for river
service. Moreover, the owners agent.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

DWELLING BURNED The residence of
Clarke Baker, Esq, Of Manhattou, in this
county. was destroyed by FIRE on the 18th
inst. A chimney bad burned out. aud an
examination was afterwards made and all
deemed secure, but some time after the
roof was discovered to be on ire, supposed
to have caught from q cinder, and made
such rapid Roadway that all efforts to ar
rest the flames were unaVailing. Most Of
the household goods ard furniture was
saved. Mr.. Bakers loss i. estimated at
$3,500-no Insurance.. This is the second
destructive FIRE that has occurred 10 that
neighborhood iu few months.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

M. Lay, entered into engagements with
the officers and crews, involsing great
outlay. without authority.
After the first refusal Of the vessels,
Capt. Osborne went 10 Pekin. making there
every effort for the acceptance Ofthe steam>
ers, but in vain. The Chinese govern
ment preferred to forfeit the advances al
ready made.
Osborne consaqusn ly returned to Slang
bae, registered the vessels as British at
the Consulate, and dispatched them. part
Cor England, part for Bombay. The Hong
Kong Prees of the 18th Lf December says,
"They have all left ere this"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
Aueusr SO-1O.3o p

have seat to the front al my troops.
with the exception Of Coucb's division. and
have given the orders necessary to insure
its being disposed of as yoo directed. /
hourly expect the return Of my aids, who
will give authentic news from the Geld of
battle.
cannot express to you the pain and
modification. / have experienced 60 day in
listening TO abe distant sound Of the fling
Of my men. can be o. no further use
here. respectfully ask that if there Is a
probability oftbe conflict being renewed
Tomorrow, may go'to the scene of battle
With my stat. merely to be with nv own
men. if nothing more. They Will fight
none the worse for my being with them
If it is not deemed best to entrust me with
the command ofowu army, simply ask 70
share their fate upon the field Of battle.
Please reply ~ this tonight. | have
been engaged for the last lew hours in
doing what can to make arrangements
for the wounded, lhaVe sent out all the
now loaded. Ash have sant
my escort to the frort, would be glad 10
take come Of Gregg's cavalry with me, if
allowed TO 60. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
Letter of GEN. meCIe,Ian.

The following letter from the General of
the Army of the Potomac. written while
his troops were under the command Of the
impetuous and imprudent Pope, is honora-
bic to the head aud heart of the author.-
1t is addressed e Gen. Hsllsck, but was
not replied to in season to allow the grant
ing OF the request to 'be with his own
men," in The defeats to which they were
subjected by the want Of capaLl. COM
man Ter
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
All RIebt'T

At the special meeting Off Board Of
supervisors, ne'd IN this citAlast week.
ns.een thousand dollars mOress approA
pllA'ee 10 ned'stFiouted in % way Of
bonDties to volunteers.
This is all right md we . clad the
measure was supported by eve D.pocrat-
ic member Of the BoaH.
The Board will meet apa;n,n the 95;h
inst, reconsider the popriev Of giving
bounties to veterans whdpay re-enlist =
We are in favor oithis 80 We say let
the men who do the fghti, he remember,
81, and not lavish all the uaey on contrac.
tors and officers.
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CenmIs.iancr. No1iee

2Ssc hereby given TO all Pc rsons int rested that
Ire COMMANDERS heretofore HppoiAted by the Com
mon CoHEcil 81 ile city Of Joliet for the ,grnos =,
estimating the enst, and rrcnnazsuing an 80. MT
10 Ge'iay TIE expense IF building and regaii ing mo
s,a"N"ik o. ti- $esf si1e Of Ottawa street htWe.n
inc 81 Tho Ci'y CeEs, on Tuesday the 9Th daT or
zen. i>I nj etck a. 81 fer the purpose Of ertrr-
lhg hpon their asdies as such comnssiuners Al whiI
ifHie and pIaee alb parsons iaN@rrsfe az Ttouestd -
,~ IIT'rht aud maze Known rttir ok5rctions II any,
10 SAID assessment. L 7. NlLISPHU6V
-, VIM @ THOMPSON,
ieO YIN, 1854 PATRICK BURKE
81. ernm ission eaH
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Az ION ALE.

ItS sui-eiber viii sell az public vAnIue two and
hai miles wet OF Joliet on the rOSd 10 Grint0ps
day 81 February 1854 a. 10 O'Clock 4 NJ NE f,lI,
ing property; working Mares. four Of which are
NAh ioa tw" colts year old next spring ur yeaTl-
~ SNt - head Of cattle, Ihrre double Ssa-ts
tLrSe -2n,hsF hR~Ons, ten ton Of hay, and ErEinG
-IENNo---on ali sums % IS and under cash On aft
ethls over tuSt hucunt credit OF one wear viii n,
uNeH' Win approved security, without Interest ifp.id
Nhtn Saes II net psid when dive per cent in,trert
Ni be charged sSn date, AID if paid doTn ten rsr
cent will - dsdHcttd -
heb 9th. 1864. l.rr HENRY IrRtpr1rcu
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

HORSES STOLEN.-On last Wednesday q
valuable horse, q chestnut sorrel, small
sized. wac hired at the livery stable Of
Isaac Chidsey, in this city; also. on the
same day horse. bay, small sized, was
hired at the livery stable Of John Chidsev.
aud neither horses nor men have been
heard Of since.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

CONCERT "A company Of amateur min.
strels lately organized 10 this city. will give
q concert in YOung's Hall on mex. Satur-
day evening, The entertainment, judging
from the character of the young gentlemen
engaged in it, will no doubt be an excel
lent one. The Hall viii be filed, of
course.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

NOTICE is hereby given to all perrons concerneS
that ~ saie Of !ands and lots fF taEss esI AZ
The trrt housH IN Joliet Comfy of VIII and STATE
81 llinuis Ia H. 2ih day u May, 1862 The under
tlgBed ~" the il eal hcaer a. the uTehase certificates
acres iOt sub NJ y Ell ard WIZ VIZ ST.. a
foNn "a u 10, ia fad County and State AID Aat ;Lo
time Of redemption vii expire il tEO years oIn the
dafet,f ssjd sale
Feb. Ii. lscs. EDHIRn Kelly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
Estate OF PERRY sTuRGEs. DECD.

DUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that on the third
Il Monday OF April next. (Deing the 18th day Of said
Isont shall attend before the County Court IL viii
County, a the Court House the city OF Joit Tor the
purpose OF settling aud adjusting all claims against
the estate OF Perry StuTges Iate Ct said County
deceased, when aud where all claimants notified
and requested attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for Adjustment.
All persons indebted TO said estate are also FeqBesp
ed TO make payment 10 the undersigned without delay
SARAH L. sfUR1 rs, Admx.
'Ni'Af - W fsf5. 1ICv
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
Congregational.
Washington, Feb. II
SENATE.


Mr. Corners, called Up his bill amenda-
tory Of an act to provide circuit courts fer
California and Oregon. After amendment,
it was adopted.
A bill To ascertain the losses If loyal
States during the war referred to the
Committee on Claims.
The bill reviving the grade Of Lieutenant
General were called up by MIR Wilson. Of
the NJ litary Committee. with the amend.
menta adopted by the Military Committee.
These amendments strike out the House
clause authorizing the Lieutenant General
to commani the arms 90 Of the Uui-
ted States also the clause recommsn ending
Gen. Grant for that position.
A ling debate eDsued.
Mr.. CDnness proposed to amend 81 that
the Lieut.. General shall be Generating
Chief of the armies, under the direction Of
the President, and shall remain in chief
command during the pleasure Of the Presi-
dent.
Without coming TO vote, the Senate
adj armed.
A bill was passed apprOpriating $l2 600
T. rebuild the Presidents s;atlss, recently
| burned
The House vent into committes Of :Le
v hole on the enrolment bill
The amendment to draft rersnps of Az
riCsn descent, to constitute q Part Of the
national forces. was discussed. involving
the question Of compensation to laysl own
eTs.
During the debate Mr.. Fernando Wood
said the Confederate Congress was row
debating propositions Of peace, while We
here were legislIting in violation Of the
Constitution,
Mr.. Cox favored peace propositions, and
believed if Mr.. Wood we're sent on mis.
sion to Richmond peace would be restored
ia sixty days.
Mr., Smith, Of Ky. said he was the las
man to treat with the rebels,-who mus
lay down their arms and yieli to the gov
eminent uncond;tionally
An amendment 10y Mr.. Dsvis was agreeC
to providing for the appointment Of 9
Commissioner to each slave State rerI essen
ted Congress, to award just Compensation
not exceeding 5000. to each loyal owner o
any slave who volunteers, payable out O
the Communication money when the mastel
frees the slave.
Mr.. b Twin moved to substitute tn
words person to whom the coIgred voluu
teer owes service" for ''tns owner of an,
slave" Agreed tn.
Mr.. Broomall tffered a proviso. that thu
section shall not APPLY to any Congressir m
al district, if the Representative Of th
same shall expressly ask that the slaves o
his district be exempted from the draft, lei
trs it fall more heavily on white m-n :
Disagreed to,
Mr.. Webster offered on amendment, tha
the bounty of 500 COW payatla for cac
drafted man shall be paid to the person I
when such drafted person owes service, 0
freeing the person. Agreed to
The debate codtinued at great length.
Finally. Mr.. Stevens amendment. q
amended 10y Messrs. Davis and Nebste
was agreed to.
Various propositions wsre dispose
Of
The committee rose and reported Ii
observation-disclosures to the House.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
NOTICE.
.AELEs hogan, DECD

DUBLiC kotlre Is h-Jeiy given. flat ON the Third
i Monday Of April next, (being the 18th day n
said msnih. shaIi attend before the County Court
u III ConGy, az TIE Court HUuse in the city ofJo
e. or % PuTpUss u settling and austing all claims
against me estate 81 Charles RoFap late Of sa County,
drC sssl, when and where all claimants are moi nd
add qaesicd 10 attend BLd present their Claims In
writing, against said estate. for q, justmenft
All prisons Indebted 10 said estate are aiso Teauest
ed % Eake payment 10 the undersigned without delay
SAMUEL d. TOOTE,
JOHN MCCARTHY
IN y iSSi- fnJf-GNl Admfnfstrv.eszr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

,b6 XIV p u W SMITH Sole MsaufetareT, -,
mtnt finished in hfteeD different styIes attach
nn, anS oSeS0od for rSrIOs Bas Ro
instrament warranted for i've yearS 49, -. every
s'2 20 S5OI. Also Sm iths Celebrated MKLobf0NE ron
oa aor sale by E.P SAVAGE, two doors esst ~
INV IN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

LECTURE Mrs. Adsline Buffum, will
deliver lecture at the Court House. 10
Joliet. on Wednesday evening. Feb. 18th,
at half past Z O'Clock, upon 'Moman's
Rights to q Full and Free Citizenship in
the United States" Admitiancs 10
cents.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

"a You maybe sufficiently sensitive br.
&c don't imagine yourself a oondnctor S for
every oOdy's lightning Tho thin .
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
N o II ICE
SiraHed

The sn bssr' 81 Ia this city about the middle
Whit 80. last,a large spotted Cow, light red aud
MIN q Ie ACE, large horns, branded on the right
r g. solas giving milk when she Left
T., la person giving Information to the undersigned
ed for their trouble van W hOerAiiy reward
req. 70, ISot- JOHN FERGUSON.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

REsIcNED.-Thomas Leddy. Jr. chief
clerk under the Quarter Master at Gallipo>
lis. Ohio. has resigned. and, We learn de-
s'2ns 10 reru'" 10 MS nomc rr-t,.,, ~
The Gsllip' lie Journrl of the Ilth inst.
Contains the following Complimentary no
tice of our young friend:
During his stay amongs. us. Mr.. Led
dy has made hosts of friends. and rendered
general satisfaction. His thorough knowI-
edge OF the business connected With the
Quarter Masters Department, renders him
highly useful not only to his empIover
but to those ha wing business. with HIM =
most correct accom- ant. his work was
- ely found Il ult With AffabIe and len.
sing J.. his address those who came with.
in its ibfiuc7ct could not fail 90 reel z, in
him the charact.. nf a gertleman We
part with Mr. Leddy Nh regret. and hone
That he may fed it to his ~, -aEtsge b visit
us sg4in at ho distant period"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
FIN NCIAL REPORT
OF THE CITY CLERK.
For the Year Ending Feb. II. 1864.
To The Honorable the Mayor and the
Common Council Of tie City IF
a- ..ToIiof

The undersigned City Clerk. makes the foIIovin1
Report OF the Receipts and Expenditures OF the CitT
Tor the municipal year 1868, commencing on the lItI
Q follows. '' N-'"' A0Vs
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

1t is impossible" says 9s Bpston
Courier, Ito conceive Of any rssOn for the
sppbintment Of mon like Bsteed to the
district judgship Of O southrn state, ex.
cept this, that the administration knows
no self-respecting, honorable lawyer, even
Of its own party, could be reed on to car,
~ out the programme Whictit has devised
for the destruction Of the ,outh, in the
event Of the military sutjsctin Of that sec.
ton. This Infamous appointment is thus
significant straw. indicatin. the deliber>
ate pervsrsion. of the federal government to
a cOntinued course of tyranny, proscrip-
ton and pluudsr. so long it shall re.
main IN the hands Of tte radical fac
ton.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
BONDED DrBr.

=, me me city has outstanding Twenty-Five Bonds Of
tlOOo each, one Of said Bonds No. 81 became A.
meht ofssid Bond from warrant OF iSss L. Pay
LTenty-one Bonds outstanding, which become due .s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

~Our able Democratic contemporary
of Springfield, the Register, most truly
says Had there been no Abolition party
the South could never have Ieen invited to
rebellion. Without the mchinations of
Abolition treachery, without the influence
Of its thorough corruption cupitity and
folly in the councils Of the ,atioD, the res
bellion wouli never have survived the FIRST
campaign. And 30 long aswe have IN
Alb lIti0n administration we shall have q
dsspised and disregSTded administration.
violated laws, forfeited plsdges, despotism.
a stupenduoRs and still iIcr easing debt,
burdensome taxation, lawful rights denied,
public robbery. decayiDg commerce, in,
credible corruption in public affairs, de-
creasing trade and the horrors of pro.ract-
ed war and military rule. Is il not about
time the nation changed Ihysicisns2 j.
the patient improving, OF is there any
Likelihood Of bis ultimate recovery under
the the treatment he is now receivingi
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

BUSINESS CHANGE. As will be seen by
notice in to days paper, S. W. Stone has
retired from the firm Of S. W. Stone L Co.,
OF this city. and the business henceforth
The arrangement was amieable and satis>
factory between Messrs. Stone and Cas1v,
and Mr.. Stone will remain in the store for
q few weeks to adjust accounts Mr. Stone
has been engaged 10 business in this city
nearly score OF years. and has always
been recognized as one of our best and
most successful business men.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
fHl SINGER SIVIIE MACHINE

Oth LETTER A FAMILY SEWING uacr,,,
AZ sainnig woTid-wide reputation n. - NE
tne oesf and cheapest and mCst h.s,,e Heyona
ahy sewing Machines yet offered 10 a. e y an
nleI fsmlly SewinR Machine has a. ,as Paol l;
S phiianees ior hemming Binding FeIing SyLs
s ~ Huasing, BTaiding Fmbroideee;an c5i
49, siid % lorth No other Family sering H.skIr.
i 20 husn capacity for great vsrietv ~ vo-k ~
,hr.s ~ ~ kIhos CT cloth, aud with All kind. a.
Psrs,. uIeat and recent improvements 1,ake On,
dnui} sewing Machine most ieliabie and uTo~t du-
eha most certain in action At an rates a.
-. nakes the fBferloeked stitch Which e the
nsr. ..en SHOWN Any one, even If the most ordi-
SSpaclIy, can see at glance how TO use the let
ssr Family Sewing Machine. Our family eexinR
ht1ss are finished In ehaste and exquisite style
Inc foiding Case Of the Family Machine IL pieco
=. cunning workmanship ef the most useful kind. 10
P,oteets the machine when not in nses and when
ABOUT 10 be operated may be opened a. spacious and
substantial table TO sustain the WORK. While some of
Ane Cases made Of the choicest Eooss are nnish-
cd In the simplest chsstesf manner possible otharu
are adorned ana ebellishsd 10 the most costly and
superb manner.
1t Is absolutely necessary TO see the Family Ms-
chine in Operation tojudge ofits great capacity
Its fast becoming popular for famiIy sesine A
our Misunderstanding machines are Tor manufacturing
The Branch omees are well supplied with an
twist. thread nedeH oil, &es ofthe ysry best quatz
THE sINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
aS-cucsGo oFTIcE, 60 CLARK ST. -SfA..
JAMES JoHOSHET, Agent I'm Jolt..
RoY 5, 1858 80 - 'oiiss.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
Expenses OF ForeIgRIin,sters.

From the report or the finances from
the Office of the Secretary of ,e Treasury,
we get the following list Of e4pses Of eur
princirls Foreign Ministers:
c. F. Adams. Great Britain. So4 642 81
W. L. Dayton. France. d S9l GO
Russia, Clay and Cameron, 25 1853 90
The others average abor So 600 to
$4,000 apiece and all fot un,, sIo6 $50.
68.
The Consular officers rseire in the ae-
gregate. S4O5. 400 81. @
On the sums received the Foreign
Ministers. there has brens Io,. mex.
change of sos 600 70, On hs. received
BY Consular ficers, by iessp exchange
$5l, 30S0S.
These arc the figures far l. year com
menoinR Jolly lst, 1862, and ,dinC june
30ih, 1868
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16

SCHOOL House FUND Dis. No. 1.
Amt Teceiv ed from Jas ORsiiiy, Collector
warrant 1861, 100
Amt standing credited Feb. 11th, 1858, 70
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from the south.

Washington, Feb. 10.
The Richmond SentincI Of the Sth inst.
has the llaWing respecting the advance
Of Gsu. Hurlburt's furcs, which leIs Mem
nbis soue dnYnapl.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-16
Fortress Monroe. Feb. Q.
The steamer New York arrived last !,

The steamer New York arrived last night
from City Point.
The Daily lMississippian says the reb>
Ell capitol IS &c be removed to Coiumbis,
5. G.
Flour is selling in Richmond for $3.50
per barrel; sugar s. to S. per pound
Several Thousand Federal prisoners cow
in Richmond are to be sent to Georgia in
few days.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-25
Putnam Clothes-Wringer

Ike ONLY reliable sslfAdjussing, W ringer
Tbs fr. me beng of Iren. thoroughly xn?.
van zed. all dan eer from rust is rcmored, and
tho liability to shrink, swell, split, &c. 50
unavoidable in wooden machines, is preven-
ted.
No humb-scrs,ss or complicated fastening,
to wear out or get out Of order; it can be
fastened to the tub in q single sec0nd
! WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT COG-wnEELs
It took the FIRTT PREMIUM at Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in 1863, and is
u,thout an srception, the best Wringer ever
made.
Instead of believing the statements OF par.
ties interested in the sale Of other W rim gors
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test it thoroughly with Gny and all others:
and if not entirely satisfactory, return it.
1t will wiring anything from threaI to a
bed quilt without alteration.
Patented in the United States, England d,
Canada and Australia.
Agents wanted in every town.
Energetic men can make from to 10
dollars per day.
Putnam, manufacturing Co:
GENTLEMEN; knom from practical en-
pciteUtC tHut e'eH Net SWituHt~ea N0H %fHt
uiH not 0Iid1se or rust ons particle. | can
safely say, after several years experience in
the manufacture of chain for chain-pumps
and water-dra wers, in which have tested
the affinity of iron and zine, that irthe pro-
cess be conducted properly, it is perfect
weld of the two.
Nearly one year ago my family common
ccd using one of your Wringers. 1t now
performs all of its functions as well as it did
the first time it was used, and has become
an indispensable article with US. ! have
closely observed several other kinds OF
clothes-wringers, the modus operandi being
different, trying to produce the same results
as the Putnam Wringer. but in my judy
ment they have failed, The Putnam firing
en- is as near perfect as possible, and can
cheerfully recommend it to be the best in use
Respectfully yours,
JNO. w. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio,
Many years experience in the galvan-
izng business enable me to indorse the above
statement in all particulars.
JNO. G. LEFFERTS,
No. 100 Beekmann St.
New York, January, 1864.
No. /, $3.50: No A, $3.50.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and
retail bv
TUE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. ls Plat St. N Y, and Cleveland Ohio.
assv6 5. T.. NORTHRof, Agent.