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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19
Pulpit PecuIaarItIeS.

a clergyman was once TRAVELLING A,
Doaro western steamboat, when amono
the passengers was 8 man who took eress
pains to make known that he was onnosed
20 religion, denOuncing Christ AZ n iSgs
poster, aud all forms Of religion AZ DEM
sious.
de was man @! abitit5 AID educst;oi7,
and q great Wit, and his fensarks scanned
to have quite an influence On His hesrerr :.
The clergymsn refrained from sayine snv.
thing for titHe, but finally dstsrmiSs1 r.
silence him. Asking the skeptic If he hS.
lleteo 10 the Immortality Of the soul, be
Mo- have none.'
Do you beheVs in the etisteHos Of d
Mo-
Then, sir, replied the oisrsyAsn, 4
have heard Of you before
Heard of me-
Yes. and read about you.'
Read about mef Hss not avsra tb.t
l was published. PRAY wberep 'Na'
In the Psalms of David. sir rh..; -
reads, The fool hath said IN his 49,
there IS no God.''
At this unlocked for turn in the s,sS-
ment there was one general burst NJ l.nsL
tes ana hurrab5 at the expense of Ihe
ATHEIST, who. confOuuGed, and being unable
% raiiy a. beng thas unexpectedly oslled
boat.
During the remainder Of the vSyaee.
Ine Wlseacre was silent upon religion.
SUBJECTS; but occasionally some one of
the passengers would tease him bv .liIv
observing, i have heard of you bslo,e.I
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19
Gems Of Th9ught.

Some hearts, like rrimrOses open most
beautifully IN the shadows of life
The devoted love Of a mother TO a Uav.
ward child is the finest and the noblest in
the world.
The usual emplOyments and every dav
occurrences of life are the best things Cor
taking away our grief jogging efectually
sends woe to sleep.
These siz-the peevish, the nightgards.
the dissatisfied, the passionate, the suspic-
ious, and the man who lives upon others
me8us-are forever unhappy.
Anger wishes that all mankind had hnt
one neck love- that it had only one heart =:
grief, two teargIands pride two bent
knees.
Those who endeavor to equal US. I'm
ltaton In sign of esteem, but compete
ton of envy.
The firm, steadfast bosom. upon which
many pass iull IF fortune has weighed in
vain. will many time. like a piece of ice
that has been often overfowed, break down
beneath the geutlest footsiep of DESTINY.
1 0 loose an expected happiness, TO re-.
nounce whole fortune. is a keeuer suff-
ering than that caused by the ruin Of a
bliss experienced. however complete il NAV
have been. Is not hope better tnan mem
CRY
| have lived to know that the great Sc
cret Of human happiness is this-neyer suf
fer your energies to stranger. The old
adage of too many irons in the fire." cor
veys an abomua lie lle You cannot have
TOO many, pokers, tongs. and all-keep
them all going
Genius is the power which equaizes or
Identifies the inauguration with the re-
atty or with nature.
Sooner seek t. blend oil and water or
FIRE and water, than love and wisdom.-
Mortals canuot love and be wise, ard the
heather goods succeeded no better.
We should see to it that We arc coutiu.
usily climbing in this life. There is DO
gong down, it is climbing or falling
Every upward step makes another ueedful
and So we must 60 on until we reach the
summit Of the aspiration Of time.
A region that does cot constrain n man
to pay his ,jnst debts when he has the abi.
llty to do so, is worth nothing. That be
can escape the liabilities through some de,
feet of human law will never justify him
at the bar of conscience tor defraudipq
others Of their due.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19
The Emperor and the Mother

When Alexander of Russia was travel.
ing In the Crlmea. waiting to have his
carriage repaired, he walked lelsurely on.
| ana sent Gen. D. to make arrange.
ments at the next station.
AS be was walking, an aged woman sp.
preached him, and asked him if he belong.
ed to the Emperor's retinue. The Empe-
ror having answered. with q smile, in the
affirmative, she said
well. then, l guess you have brought
me the letter and money from my SOC in
st. Petersburg
who is your sonr inquired the Empe
ror.
La, don't you know hint WHY. be is
Ivan, the stove heater in the palace he.
cause am growing iniirm, he annually
sends me some Of bis wages, Now. as
l have understood that our most gracious
Emperor has come into this part of the
! country my Ivan has no doubt entrusted
the money for me to one of the gentlemen
OF tae retlnue or it may be, you are the
bearer Of it?
The Emperor told her laughingly, to 90
speedily iato the next village, apply to the
officer there giving Der an exact descrins
ton OF General D., and demand her
money of him.
Cautiously thanking him, the old woman
made all the haste she could for the villa 20
while the Emperor followed her at somo
distance.
The old woman having found General
D. in the bar-room of the village tay
eru, she politely asked him to give her
lwan's money.
The General, in utter ignorance of the
case OF the woman, conceived the latter to
be deranged, ard was Just meditating an
assault upon her, when the Emperor enter
ed the room, and wiDking to the General.
ordered him aloud to pay out the hundred
roubles Of her Ivan to the woman.
While the General was counting down
the money, the woman, clenchinp her
bands in amazement, declared that her
Ivan could not possibly have collected to-
gether such a sum Of money by fair means
and therefore she was not permitted to
take it.
The General told her that the Emperor
previous to his departure had made con.
siderable presents tU his domestic servants
including her Ivan, and that the latter
had Immediately forwarded his share with
him.
The old woman, bursting into tears, and
calling down many blessings upon the
Emperor, exclaimed that she would will
lingly die, if she could but once have en-
Joyed the happiness Of seeing the Emperor
Alexander himself.
The General, deeply affected, and no
Longer atle to contain himself pointed to
the Gar, and said:
My good mother, Providence has grant.
ed your wish here you may thank the
Gear in person.
The old women threw herself at the feet
OF the monarch, her utterance choked by
her sObs.
The humane Emperor raised her up,
appointed her a pension for life, and
promised specially to reward her Ivan for
his. fulal piety.
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From the Boston Courier.
ABRAAM AND COLUMBIA.

Lank Abraam lolled in his library chair,
Consulting Joe Miller" and "Vanty Fair
When in swept Columbia carewOrn and pale,
But dauntless and haurhty mid Fortunes assail.-
"COme steward" she said now explain, if you can
What shan't discharge you aud try new manl"
Then Abraam the willy replied with grin.
"a Dutchman once said, in the county of Quinn,
(The story is old, but in point as deem)
'Taint safe to swap HOSES when crossing stream"
"Cease, sirrah your testing! remember" she said,
'My fields with the blood ofmy yeomanry rNd
The wall OF the widow, the orphans sad eye
Rebuke the rude thrilling of loTly or high.
My children are warning along my green slopes
come for your counsels plans and your hopes.
Quoth Abraam, Don't swap, for gun,
This thing, it il certain must never be done.
Your bcr will bust ifyou bother the steam
Taint safe to swap bosses when crossing stream"
"But, steward she answered, "my debts untold
Account for my treasures Of silver and godl
Hard taxes wrested from labors brown hand,
Yet pledged is my income and mortgaged my land.
Your squanderings waste what the pIuuderers miss;
Three ears of your folies have brought to this
And Abraam replied, as he s;raddled his chair,
To shelye tried President don't dream,-
faint safe swap bosses when crossing stream"
you crouch to John Bull for French despots hurrah
You criuge to the spaniaId, and toady the Gear;
Ny shield cannot shelter poor refugee
My commerce is hunted all over the
How fallen am 1.-The young Queen of the West,
Who walked among Nations, more proud than the best
/" TITS true" said the steward; 81 notice your fix;
But let the pot bile, and jest tote up the sticks
Don't muddle the milk, if you hope to get cream;
Taint safs to swap hosses when crossing stream"
Sir since you persist in your qup5 and your cranks
Where is Rosecrans, Cameron, Scott and Nat Banks!
Pray, why do you swap if removed won't cure,
And quelling her tears she demanded reply,
With clouds on her brow and flame in her eye.
THAT minds me-" said Abranm, "Of old Deacon Bruce
What's sass for the gander ant sass for the goose
Things aint at all times, SEE he, quite what they
seem-'
Taint safe to swap bosses when crossing stream"
enough" cried Columbia, "nry future see
Ruin havoc and death in the homes of the free;
Fair Liberty stabbed by the lords Of misrule,
While thoushtless she oushs at the freaks of their
fool;
Thieves, clowns and usurpers in council preside,
And fraud force and folly may drgtines guide"
81 have it, quoth AbrGam, ga slick a. a mice
Squash Hamiu. amt Governments rid of It's rice.
But don't you turn tai at Coz perhead scream
'Taint safe to swap bosses when crosEing stregm"
Disguised, would listen no more,
But cried in rage as she stormed through the door
II have kept an old donkey for nearly four wears
Who brings me hut and disaster end tears.
vow l Will drive respectable team,
Though forced to swap horses when crossing stream
LlI.r-L.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19
A California Judge

TIE la Squire Wright, of whose &c.
centricities you have formerly spoken, in
regard to his sentencing O man to the PEN
etentary, after preliminary examination.
on the charge of hOrsestealing. and who
once decided a suit Of Major Bdwell's bv
a..horse race, did thing once of which I
never saw any public mention A fellow
was arrested on u charge of cattle stealing
and brought before the Squire, who Civ
ing q severe look ut the Subject" tefore
him, asked:
GLOW do you answer the charge of steal
ing Meals cattle 7 Do you plead gull
ty p
Not guilty." replied the prisoner. in a
faltering voice.
You're big liar :" roered the exasper.
ated magistrate. and immediatly bound
him over to answer the charge at the
Court Of Sessions.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19
EIODped IilaRuke.

10 England, some yearsI since, a far
mer's boy was sent to a certain gate iu or
der to keep 1t shut, and thus prevent the
many hu0'ers who went that way from
tra9apirns down his masters grass. after
ne had been atthe gait short time, a gen.
. .Nn cs%e up ara asked him to open it.
mo-" said the lad 81 was placed here to
keep it shut"
The gentleman became indignant and
expostulated With the boy.
Don't you know who ann am the
Duke Of Wellington"
The lad said he did not mind who be was.
The duke, remarking that the lad was do
ing his duty, said he ought to be rewarded !.
ana gave him half sovereign. Away ran
tne oOy' skipping across the field, and
shoutss to every ODE whom be met:
"Ah. have done more than B,py eould
40: l have stopped the Duke of Wiling
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White Soldiers and RIact

Another body of strsgglers from S.ureis'
expedition got in last night Among them
were twenty negrOe each Of whom Ia
their gun and accOutremente, while most
Of the white soldiers had lost eII-EC.
phis telegraph dispatch. '"
This is a very apparsnt but idtIs Gttsmpf
70 oolster up regtos ttoCps at the expense
OF Nnlte soldiers. We will venture the
assertion that iftSentJ negroes resehsd
Memphls with their gins and seSodtrs:
ments, 1t vas because they meter welt
near euough to the rebels to loose them
The white troops probably vent into battle
and lost all, " while the negroes took their
gems and accoutrements" and started ID
good season for Memphis Chicago Tines.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

A Scar OF HlsTORY.-ons day. seven
Of tie wise men Of Greece were at thu
court Of PeriDds Of CotiDth, the question
was proposed
Which is che most perfect pCpuixf got,
ernmem2
That, said Bias. whete the laws have no
superior
That. said Thales. Whsts The inhabitants
are neither too rich nor too poor.
That, said Anarcharsis, the Sythisu,
where diSnities are always conferred upon
the virtrous and good and never upon the
base.
'Thet, said Cleolmlas, where the eitifsus
fear blame more than punishment.
That, said ChIlo. where laws are more
regarded than the orators.
But Solon's opinion seems to have had
the greatest weight, who said
Where an insult done to the meatest
subject is an insult upOh she whole cons
stiEuti0u.
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Ann Hiss Come

The other Gay a Dwight School boy
astonished his amiable mother by rushing
into the house and shouting:
Mother, mother. AuL has come |"
"Mercy on me p cried the old lady, fear
ful that some visitor had arrived, Who was
destined to make long stop of it where
is she?"
Right out here. Anyone can see
her"
The old lady rushed to the door and
looked up aud down the street, bat saw no
one that sbe was acquainted with.
y" hst Ann dc you mean, you good-fOr-
nothing boy ?" cried the old lady.
'Ann, ,cesdry !" yelled the imp, and dis
appeared round the corner. He didn't eat
much supper that night-at least at
home.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

UNFORTUNATE At CoGPLINEHfs.-It In
related Of Partisan paibter that having
recently painted portrait of lady, 4
critic who bed just dropped In to Gee What
was going ON in the studio, en.husiistieal.
ly exclaimed
'lt sFery nicely painted; but Why did
you take such an ugly modslr
III is my mother, calmly replied the
oh, pardon us thousand tines said
the critic. 10 the greatest confusion. 'Yod
are entirely right; i ought to have per;
ceiyed it. She resembles yOd fsry hfaeh.'
The artist vas silent.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

Digby me, friend of his who is tsrTi>
bly, given to fbbing. and sccOst'd him
thus:
Been to church to-day, Jopesr
No. was the quick response I've been
on the bed nearly 81 day.
'Jnst as I expected cdinsd ID Digby
'Rov'rs always LYtA5.
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In a letter John nj Rnll. am.

From the portico ofmy house, / and my
family have seen battles fought on my
own fields, and just before my own door,
between hostile troops, who but yesterday,
as it were, bossted of common history,
Q common Pssionality, and . COMMON dos
tiny
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

A little boy, some six years old. was uss
log h.s slate and pencil on the Sabbath.
when his father who was . clergyman, en-
tered. and said:
MY son, prefer that you should not uss
your slate on the Lords day.
II making meeting houses, father vas
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Sh-OO Reward.

GTRAYED from the subscribers farm in March last
~ large red and white spotted cow, with white
face Iagge horns and is seven years old.
Also large Srey brindle COW, strayed 10 May last
The above reward will paid for either by the sub
seriber, B. u. SHARPE.
Joliet, July q, Deh
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The Lincoln CateChIsu,.

Do loyal leaguers believe in the Ter
Commandments
! They do.
What are the Ten Commandments
l. Thou shalt have no other God but the
negro. Wv
2 Thou shalt make an image of negro
and place it on the capitll as the type OF
! the new American man.
!. Thou shalt swear thar the negro shall
| be the equal Of the white man.
Thou shalt fight thy battles on the
Sabbath day, and thy generals and thy
captains, aud thy privates and thy servants,
shall do all manner of murders and thefts,
| as on the other six days.
Thou shalt Lot honor nor obey thy
father nor thy mother if they are "copper"
heads; but thou shalt, serve honor and
obey Abraham Lincoln.
6. Thou shalt commit murder-of slave
holders.
I. Thou mayest commit adultry-with
contrabands.
s. Thou shalt steal-everythiug that
belOngeth to a STAKEHOLDER.
9. Thou shalt bear false witness
against all Shareholders.
10 Thou shalt covet the elaYehoIder's
man servant and his maid servant, and
steal his OK end his ass and everything
that belOUgeth to him. For on these COM
msrdments hang all the law ard honor Of
loyal leaguers.
Do loyal leaguers believe the teachings
Of the gospel?
They do.
What does the gospel teach
That we shall hate these who believe
not with US, and persecute those who new
! er wronged us,
What else does the gospel teach?
That we shall resist evil aud that we
shall overcome evil with evil.
What does the gospel say Of peacema-
kers?
That they shall be accursed.
Whose children are the peacemakers2
The children oe the devil.
Do loyal leaguers believe in the Sermon
on the Mount3
They do.
Repeat the Sermon on the mount.
Blessed arc the proud and the coutrsc-
tors, for theirs is tue kingdom of green
backs.
Blessed are they that DO not mourn for
them tbs: are murdered in the abolition
war, for they shall be comfo-ted with Of
fee.
Blessed are the naughty, for they shall
inherit shin plasters.
Blessed are they that do hunger and
thirst after the blood Of SHAREHOLDERS. for
they shall be filed.
Blessed are the uumercifui for they
Shall obtain command.
blessed ere the vile 10 heart, for they
shall be appointed judges.
LOYAL LEAGUE PRAYER.-Father Abrn.
ham, who Ort in Washington of glorious
memory-since the date of thy proclima.
tiop to free negroes.
Thy kingdom come, and overthrow the
republic thy will be done, and the laws
perish.
Give as this day our Dolly supper o.
greenbacks.
Forgive US our plumbers. bat destroy tn
Copperheads.
Lead Us into fat pastures but deliver us
from the eye of detectives and make us
the equal Of the negro for such shall be
our kingdom. and the glory Of thy admin
istration.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

when are you going to commence tie
pork buisness?" a,ked person Of another
who had sty on bis eye.
Explain yourself, sir, said the afflicted
gentleman.
ready. fu'''
True replied the ether; and I've q
hog in my eye nowl'
The Querisk vamnaeA
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J6B PRfEriHe

zoo rrintinE ofsv', ydsseriptio vii ibs nsst,
APsui'iO0sls sIeeutedto ordsrOD ibsratstis,.
Ahaasorfmento blanks KEEP teonstaptIy on h.
81 All orders for AdSertISinv n, III - ::
be accompanied by cash, unIess some Derson k..Is
1secomes responsible for the same -
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CEHAS. II. KEEEEEs.

4 GENT FOR THE UNITED STATES AND AMER
~ caE Express Companies, will forward ErcS Int and
NSQabies 10 all points Of the country. Notes. Drafts
and Bills collected aud proceeds returned promptly
Joliet. July IL. 1853 nj
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

Mlggs says A. Lincoln gets of great
many rlch Jokes. 10 fact he thinks some
OF them are so rich that they would make
good fertilizers.
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DENTISTRY

DIR. F.. Il. c NO HRA NE
WTOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants o
w eoliet aad vicinity, that after an absence o
some YEARS has returned to Joliet for the purpose of
making &c his future hOme and adopts this method to
Inform his friends and the public, that he has take
the ROOMS formerly occupied by Carpenter d Pierce
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
where he will be pleased to all who may need FIRr
CLASS DENTAL OPERATIONS.
Those vino may employ him may be assured that all
Operations will be performed in Hed, tTlIsty aud
faithful manner.
RoV. 70, 1901. n24 Il
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

when certain persons abuss rs lef ~,
AK ourselves what description of chsTa
iers u IS thst they admire, We shall oft.n
ma this very eonsoIatoFy Question -
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DE Mt ESF EsY

DRs. ALLEN q SALTER, permanent '
SkS4ssg located IA Joliet. is prepared to perform
NIYTCN all operations in the profession, in tIie
4-D latest and most approved style. Arti.
hcAi jobs from single Tooth to full sett inserted
Atmospheric principle.
Teeth Extracted without pain.
OFFICE On Jefferson ST.. ia IiaWley's New Building
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W. G. THOMPS SON,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER

WILL furnish Plans and Specifications, and take
~ contracts for, supcriuteud the erection Of
Churches, School Houses Public Buildings aud Dwell
ngs.
Shop and Office on Chicago Street, near A. & St.
L. X K. Depot. p:.atf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

FIERY dewdror every raindrop hsss
M wa, heaven within it. and SO has every,
pure and high human heart
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

:, a man 10 power 10 AeE 10 hear from
taose around hin great macy eehoes
and feE answers.
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PAINTING AND PAPERING.

All work warranted TO entire satisfaction, and
prices TO suit the times Orders sent by mail will
aaiye DrOnlDt attention. (n2-lyl
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

NHE citizens Of Joliet and vicinity are respectively
l Informed, that we the Subscribers continue the
Painting business in all its branches.
SHOP ON JOLIET ST. Opposite the Joliet House)
D0RR sCHOTT.
Joliet, Sept 20, 1889 Mat
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LoIiet Marble WorL

Joliet Marble Works,
1HARLES L. MUNGER, MauufactureranddeaIe
~ every variety of
MARBLE MONUMENTS TOMB STONES FUR
NITuRE, &C, &C.
ear the Rock Island Depot, Joliet, IIliuois Order
en- abrOadrespectfuIly solicited
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- A. WASHINGTON, Attorney and Counselor atlaw
,. will attend faithfully all business entrusted to
ais care, in this and the neghbormg counties.
MiddlepOrt, IrOquO,s county, Illinois,
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JOLIET BOOKBINDERY.

E1HE undersigned will bind all kinds af Books, in
any desired style.
Jobs will be neatly executed and warranted.
Prices moderate.
WM. STABILIZE, Bookbnder.
Bluff Street, Zone door north ofthe Gas Works.
Feb II, 1858. Joliet, Illinois
on BBLs MICHIGAN FLOUR buchanan Mill9
~ White Wheat, at less than the Market price.
AT 45 BLUFF ST'
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ACOB A. WHITMAN, Attorney and Counselor at
y Law aud Solicitor in Chancery Middleport IroquOis
county, Illinois.
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DAKKS ELWOOD, Attorneys Counsalors, Joliet,
viii County, Illinois. Once, North side of the pub.
tic square, Jefferson St.
@. d. A. ND. ELwOoD.
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II sNAPP, Attorney and Counselor at Law Joliet.
IL. Will County, Illinois.
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JAMES FLETCHER, Attorney at Law. Mddleport
- IrOquois county, Illinois.
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NR. A. b. MEAD, has removed his Office over T.. 81
BrHy's Drugg Store, jefferson st., where persons
disposed to employ him can always mud lin when
professionally absent.
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7 II. REECE, German Eclectic Doctor and Oculst
y . Once Bluffst., West side, where he may be
ound all times ready and willing to wait upon the
sSck aud afflicted. lie would just say those that
,cted with Diseases Of the Eye, that lie deyotes the
orouoOn each day to that branch of his profession.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

MI w. STEVENS, Attorney and Counselor at
w Law, aud GoneraI Land aud Collecting agent.
collections promptly remitted.
OFFICE in Tia Eey's Block, Joliet Ill.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-07-19

hR.A. l.. MCARHHER, Physician add Surgeon offers
his professional services citizens of Jolieand
-icinity. 0icc the Omnibus Block directly over Mr.
Woodruff Drug store. Residence ottawa st.