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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-15

Sin Re- PEEI.'s CosfaERcI he
Inhabitants Of the town Of Eibing Prps-
eia3hato sent the tOll6niDg letter 90 Sir
II. Peel: enclosures which aim at the
happiness Of a nation belong to all ma
tions; the triumph ofintelligence in one
peot,Ie insures the adxapceIpent of the
iinterests Of humanity. in all a states
man worthy of the name Is the man Of u
countries. England owes To your ad
ninistration three great reforms, relating
70 taxation, banking Establishments, and
the tariffss-The establishment Of he in.
come tax proclaimed this axioin shat tax :
alton oughtto fall on men who are in.
possession of property. and not on the
means of acquiring it. The bill relating
to banking has put an entlto the deceitfill
ffuctuation ofthe va hue of mon y, .regulat-.
cd the circulation of pa per money, and.
brought q remedy to the crisis with which
The commercial world found itself al each
moment menaced. 1t has given, as ii
were, an invitation to cur Government 10
profit by your example,, for the purpose
ofendowing our country with wiser leg
islation, and more in conformity with our
wants. The reform ofthe tariffs inaugu-
rates in Europe the era of commercial
liberty. Natsons, in following the i'm
pulse which yen have Just given, will
draw closert TO each other, assthe citizens
of one and the same country. Their in
terestswil bemore and more commngled
gand will constitute SO many guarantees d
peace. The statesmen who govern Prus.
'ssia, il they have not preceded you. afe
ready tofollow you in the path YOU have
chosen. We hail with delight5ihe inca
sure which admits corn free into England
and It is not our interest alone which
PROMPTS US to say so, forewe are CONVINCED
thatfhis measure will be. profitable tothe
English people. Yotir name will pass t.
posterity loaded with Blessings. 's'
FORESTS AND SrREAMs.-That remar.
kable man Humboldt has reduced it al
most to demonstration, thatthe st cam.
of a country fail in proportion to the de-
struction its timber. And. of course, i
the streams fail, our seasons will be worse
it must get drier and drier in proportion
Every body knows, who can nnnbei
twenty years back, the water courses have
failed consiGe rably, and that tie season,
OSeh SouinS uTIer every year
Humboldt, speaking ofthe Valley Of Ara
: qua in Venezuela, says that the lake re
'hceded as agriculture advanced, unit
beautiful plantations ofsugar cane banana
and cotton trees were established on II,
banks. which (banks) year after year
were farther from them. After the sep.
aration of that Province from Spain, and
the decline ofagricdlturs amid the desoIa.
ting wars which swept over this beautif
regions the process ofclearing was arrcs.
ted, the old land grew up in trees with thai
rapidly common to the tropics, and in "a
few years the Inhabitants were alarmed
by a rise ofthe waters and an inundation
oftheir choicest plantations. South Car.
Gilman. IS .sf6
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Ese cIess3ecer91.

II appearing by afnfavii fled III This cause.
fhat the said defendant is not a residen: oftne
State of lllinois-Noticeis therefore hereby given
To the said he endant, that Dill FIR divorce has
hsen FLED against her III the Clerks Oi5ce of said
Court by the said complainant, and that a sun,
mons sheen issued iherenn, and that unless she,
he said defendant shall. be and alpeai beforethe
GdrsuitCorrt Of said will county, n br nelcl al
The Cou. House. III Joliet on the second Monday
liter the fourth McndaY of Sepfenber next, nni
answers the sait ccmplainants bill of Complaint
the same will be taken as confessed agains, her,
aad decree entered accordingly.
Wm SMITH, CLERK
9 Loop HAwLEY, Soils for complainant.
August 4th 1876.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-15
CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
lnfallible cure for Clills or
.qgsse s. EcUer.
Ind q Sure Remedu fos. BiHtona. Remii

tent and oAera Fsperss
This Invalublc Medicine is.purelYyeg
etable. ~ -
Vic hnexe implied success Of this truly unri-
IL Udtted fonic, in curing in a few hours where
allsother remedies have failed. and that too in
cases from six months to ten years standing
warrants the assertion, thatif taken according 20
the directions. it Is infallible. A long list of
certificates in proof itsinfaibiliIy, might be a-
aed bur those sponthe wrapper are deoaled sur
icient.e
Il is not in the least naaseafing. nor does il
operate upon The bowels; but its salutary action
upon the whole ystenl-isgs so charming. tiaterefy
one is highly eeiighfed at their speedy recovery
health. Such n remedy, the afflicted have long
been in want pf;one that cures speedily aud per-
.ranenilyi where the usual caution TO impTope-
exposure is observed. - s t...s $3.50 4,
Is t6TFrom the great popularity Of this r,sdi-
aeine, nlaay limitations psofessingsto be. Glenn
EMS INDIAN TONIC, ARE aIiuat Therefore
De sure 70. ask for that prepared fbya GEO. W.
HOUSE, Nashville Tennessee, who is sole pro
prietor = g
CAUTION prevent frassd observe upon
the directions upon the boiils the written sigma
ture Of Geo. w. House. Also moulded In the
bottle an Indians with the words ssClemenss In
dian fon'c. PREPARED b Geo. w .sHouse ., All
others are counterfeit
For safe by George II, Woodrur, o.Ioiiet.s 10
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-15

Al Pairs BUCK GLOVES and mittens ot
ek&r at Lowers,at a bargain.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-15
DIR. HULLss
we ] 6 sEz3IIN sy|

eGhilsren vii cry Tor DR.. Hull's Worm Lozsn-
ges. Only read what this medicine has done.
aoikyills, Gibson co., Tenn. Dee. 81, 1873.
~. 7. y. Hull.-Some months since your a.
gem lett withsme for sale, what he considered
ai9rss supply Of our Worm Lozenges, but have
Yola al out, and could have Sold three tines a.
many moreshad been supplied To that amount
4 hope you will instruct your aeent 10 leavs 4
mnsn greater supply when he comes this way a.
gam. Their use IN my family has been Of great
benefit. Edward McCorcle. EGG gave some 70
child four years old and the first dose brought
away between thirty and forty worms Mr.. VIII
liam Mcdaniel had child whom the ph Ssiciahs
pronounced incurahls, and said il would die, but
the child was cured by using DR.. Hrll's Worn
Eozefges. fou.s, ffUly,
s z STERnzN LUKIx
Z Price p cents per box. For zale by BRowN
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+ w -tot damaged, at great discount
Galicoes, Ginenanis, Linen eambrick Hand
kerchiefs at IS Gus. Worsted Gloves & Mitss.
1000 Yards heav7 sheeting, Ladies Shoes and
slippers.
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S ii o. opening 81 Loves.
80 pieces Rich GinQbar n .a,rns &. ;,,,..,.,
snA Balzorfnss. s-.s -. = l'gnah
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-15

Al Choice los Young Hyson, GaRpowder- a n.
Imperial Tea at Mattesof,s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-15

"A SINGULAR SERMoN.--Four gentle.
men and an old minister were assai!ed on
the highway by three robbers, Who de-
manded and took possession ofall thcirs
funds. The old minister pleaded, very
hard to be allowed a little money, as be,
was on his way to London to pay a bill.
The highwaymen, as our authority in
forms, "being generous fellows gave all
his money back on condition ofhis preach.
ing them q sermon.s Accordingly thew
retired little distance from tho hig6.
way, and the ministeraddfess them a.
toilows:1i bsifFs asf ta9
Gentleman you are the most ike the
old apostles of any men in the world. for
they were wanderers upon the earth, and
80 are you; theyshad neither lands nor ten.
ements that they could call their own,
neither assI presume have you. They
were despised ofall, but those of their
profession, and, so suppose are YOU: they
were unalterably fixed in the principles
they. pfofessed, and dare say SO are you:
they were often hurled into jjaiis and pfis.
onss all Of which sutferings / presume
have been undergone BY yoa; their pro-
fessiens brought them all untimely deaths:
and, if you continue in yenr course so will
yours bring you. Butin this point, be-
loved, you differ nightly; for the apostles
ascendcd into heaven, where. II am afraid
you never viii go, bntas theirdeatLs were
compensated with eternal glory, yours
WIN DC rewarded with eternal shame and
misery's unless you repent of yolr sins.
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Albany, AIarch 6, 1916. u
Mr.. Eaylor:-I have analysed the Jew Da.
vldls Honey Coated PILE, and have found the :,
10 he composed II the most approved and valua.
bio articles in Materia Msdica--and in all-cases
whe.e have known them tried, they have given
perfect satisfaction.
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TAIFTK lbs. Masshallis pa,tcns Linen Thread
Il for sale BY lhepound, al afattesoh's.
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Price 25 cents per box. For sale By BaowN
& Co, joliet; and w 8. MEERs, Loekporf.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
 IA RaarArrs and day Seholarn.

NTRS. HARRIS begs leave 10 inform the ci;i- MI zens of Little Rock. and the surrounding country, that her school re-opens on Monday aext = Particular care Is bestowed on the children cora- mit.ed 10 her charge. The mode Of discipline par- sued by Mrs. Harris. is one of uniform gentleasss calculated to produce the hsppiess effects upon al. dispositions Strict attention is paid 10 their ais. Mrs. H. hopes tha; unrcniting attention, and
 fsi;hfu. discharge of duty. will stll prove the best evidence Of her qualifications; and now returns her sincere ihanks for the patronage she has received during the last twelve months.
 The course of instruction comprises ali the higher branches of good English eiucation.
 Mrs. H. would be pleased 10 form French class, taught On the Oral System of MAnesca.
 Terms made known upon application at the school
 Mrs. Harris has ihe honor of referring to the fol- lowing gentlemen, viz:
 Hon. B. Johnson, Col. \. E. Thornton, Col Vim Field. Mr. wn. F.. Woodruff, Col. 4. H. Rather. ford Elder ". W. Stevenson, Dr. Cunningham, Col. l.. Snapp.
 Lfile Rock. -7pg g, is46- -5I-tf.
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Amonz all tie advertised remedies eg the dsy For Agus and Fever. Chit and Fever none seen to Enees with such rapidify of sale. and give SO mach senes al satisfaction, as Dr. Hulss celebrated Pfais e ?. ever they have heea introduced all tonles in what ereT shane all mixtures and Pills, AI pEepasatacus of every character designed for this disease, have been discarded as o. wholly useless -kN and Dr. HHiI's Agae Pills have been received as the only permanent cure
 They stop the ChiIls and Fewer the htss day, and do not s;eken the stomach ee operate on the bow Sts.
 Young children and persons of all ages, sexes, and eoRdisions may use these Htsss api c;slS With safety. but with the certainty of saccess.
 Judge Forrest of JeneSbos9 Ala, was ensesi 'ls a severe and obstinate ease of Chilis with only Ssail a box, after t,So phyrcizas had exhausted ad their akiIL.--
 John Camp. merchant al Eiytoa, Aia-, says se never knew them Co faii; has sold several grcee oi boxes ard cured ten cases 10 hls own family.
 Messrs. Petit grew SS Cray wJite they are entirely out. They say no medicine sold in theirsi gives such satisfaction. cures as sooH, ant ermSiea'- iy. .
 We might give scores of references and eertih- eates but we refer the reader b our agents wheFe they may obtain pamphlet tgrahsl giving inii description of the medicine. and its manner oi use
 Price $ ! per box, with directions
 Who would be ..vanted with that distressing com plain. the Tooth Ache, whenit can b. speedily cur ed withoat pain or extraetings es
 DR. ACCOUNTS
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LIVE TO LOVE.

.1 iles q lqpsf said IaaaxAing gisa.
 And slM plAyfnllY tossed enrk Aaxea eaEf; A3d sh& siimbed aa her 6ex fafAes's knee. AEd sssfEhea kiss. in q eSiadish giee. T fsys le iovss said maiden fair,
 &s eae ssinnA wreath tor her sisters hair: 4n9S Nese bound by she eofds of love together, AnA eeash aicae eoald these sisters sever. T iiss to love ssis gay yoaag bride, Her lessdsae staadirg by her side, Her Ale sD3 again what her lips had spoken. And never was the link of affection broken. 2 teFe to livs' said mother kind A wg&n live guide fe he infant mind Ter pseeepss and example given. t3Ms4ed hxf ehiiifsH home t0 Heaven. T shAN Ese b love saikk fading form. &n1 hex eye wzs blight and her cheek grew w9fua, As sle tiseSg!A in the biissfih world oa high. nhe wcuia late to love and never die. An1 exen thus in this lower worsd Hhcad the Banner of Love he wide unGuEied And when we snest in the world above, May we lesm tp Ire and live to iqye.
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PIIOUGHS.

. SMALL cast ploughs, with points extra; [1t Rowianc's 6. and feet mill and cross cut saws; Ames spades patent straw cutters; hay forks and rskes; grain cradles scyihe shaths garden hoes corn mills; nails and flooring brads: wraugh nails; anvils; vices; screw plates, sledge and hand ham, mers; Hunts axes; broad. shingIing and axe-hatch- cts; wrapping paper; drawing knives. enarneIiet kettles; shoe pineers and hammers; steel and iron squares; tin, bookcase, and cupboard locks; car- peuser's knob locks; plate locks; gun locks; gun nipples; wood screws; cogee mills; handsaw. fla; and half round flies; coach wreRehes; OK chains; smooth, jack and jointer planes; spoke shares; shoe peg ca;ters: door springs, &c.
 Received and for sale, by
 VIM B. WATT ApriI lIth.-sIH
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

A frst rate FARM lying on the Military road A lending from Little Rock 10 Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place, and enc mile beyond ColiegevEle Thia farm contains two hundred acres, land of the best qaslity-hity aeses cleared ready foS cultivation, and about tity acres enclosed for woods pasture. Has on if fine new frame bull ding large and roomy; alaTgeOfchar containing the best iruit in the State good Well and all the Sta bles. Cribs and out Heases necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good orier.
 This is the most desirable stand for house oI Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately Fur further particular persons wishing 10 rent os buy, are referred to Col $. NJ. Rutherford. who lived the place last year, and now al co.legevilie Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 VIM. $. HUTT, ] ,,,g. o..
 Al. HUTT |"f'e hoeS
 Liiae Rsck, Fro. q, iS4f 2l-tf.
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y-==-= @ 0ss5 p DIS 1E
 U3A3H :3 n S
AND vEsErastE roxIe & REsroRATTsE
 BITTERS.

The value and efficacy of Spenser's Vegetable Pills have lnng been known aud appreeiatedln great var1ety 0f diseases. and as the pes, ana most impoftant of FaEni!y Medicines. Dr. Spencer hay ing been actrated by desire to benefit his fellow beings. has also prepared his Vegetable Tonic and Restorative Bitters which he now offers to the Pub lie as the resHit of an extensiys PrsctIee, and thorough investigation cf the laws which govern the human system.
 In proof their extraordinary curative properties, large number of Certificates from the most repec table citizens in different sections of the Union might be appended but the high reputation which SPen- cer's Vegetable Pills have acquired E sufficient 10 recomuend these Biters 10 the special notice of the afflicted
 w,eh pesfect safety by a ages and sexes in yoath- ful, adult and declining kie
 Itis well known, that for the promotion of sound health weii-reguiated aud proFsostscnats quantity of hile upon the stomach. is always Fequ'site--it stimulates digestion and keeps the iut9stina canal freq from, all obssructSns On the iltertuF surface of inc liver is peculiar bladder in which the bile ia frs, preserve being formed by the liver from hs bIood thence il passes ho the s3opach. and Intes. tines and regulates digestion. Thus we see wssa there is deficiency of hile the body Is constantly costiye. On the other hand. an ovBrabhHdaree el bile causes frequent naasea iH the stomach and oen promotes very severe attacks ef diseases.
 The design of Spencer's Vegetable Pills, and We getabe Tonic Restorative Bitters, Is 70 create flow of pure healthy bile, instead of the stale and acrd kind This is effected by their salutagy action upon the vanous organs by which the hiie is formed-and Ii will be seen a; onee that the bile must be healthy CT unhealthy, according 10 tie formation of the blood and that the purity or inpurity of he blood is owing to the formation of be sChyle which passes into and forms the blood. These Pills and BiteTs, bv their beneficial action upon the stomach causes that important ergaa to produce ptepsT quantity of pure heathy chylc and ae9ee their extraordinary poyyers in purifying he b.co!, regulating the ssfi, ovs seeretcuk forming purs healthy bile. ard so ,onishiHgy assisting digestion, tha, nearly alas- tsnths Of all diseases relieved entirely cured by their use
 The object of the Pills s to stimulate ali the vital or-sns of the system into action, and thereby cleans the stomach and bowels oi all the Hor5iEc and oen- sige matter with which the system is charged. and which promotes drease. The Bittsr ;o strength en and restore the stomach and vital organs to theiF proper tone and yigor. When thls Is accomplished, good health must Dc ,he result.
 b. fresh suppIy Jas; received and loi sale in Little Rock bY Drs II Hdherman. R. l.. Dodge and J. W Tappe Also their invaluable medicines nay be had on inquiry almost sYeiy town and village in the Son,hern and Western States.
 March II, ISIS. 9s-ly.
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H. N. ALDRECH

HAS inst returned from the East. where he has \ \ been tor some weeks engaged iu selecting q large stock of fancy aud staple Dry Cocls, suitable for this season and rnarket-part of which be has just received per Arkansas No. f. aud has open cd consisting cf to say
 g pieces Of the most fashionable styles; 10 s furniture prints;
 t0z paFasols assorted sizes; Belzarine dress hankf;
 Plain black iasSa; ~" FigIrcn do do Fancy bayege for dresses American and Plasd ginghamls; Palka laees;
 Layse do
 Bonnet ribbons;
 Bishop iaau and cap netting; Plain and ag. jaekeast;
 Fancy dress shawls;
 Wofsted dc;
 Plaid drills and debas; GanabfoE and red dAnnelss; Whaieh0ne and pat.-thFead; Percussion caps and ivory combs; 10 turkey red:
 Apron cheeks, Bro. muslIRs and drliiinES, doz. large cat umbrellas; ? do. cheap de;
 ALSO: Fish hooks and lines;
 Large assortment r. L. hats; Gentlemen sewed calls begged boO'' latest fash
 iof4; Gents goat skin h-o-ans, ChsIafeA shoes;
 Half and full spanish saddles, Brides, mariingaiss and stirrr; Leathers and carriage whips; A lot summer cloiheS; very cheap; fea~- The residue of his extensive stocks, is os board the Arkansas Mail which is daily expected and when she arrives he invites every body, and part salariy the LADIES, esll and see hsGa, as Se is deternsined so kep up hts rEaFaesei for selling the CHEAPEST and BEST goods ia the City Little Rock, April ash. isfs.-3s:tf.
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1 T0YE 'T;I''i''''TI'.I'ii';'' T0T.IYE

Al&4N " AW A&A 4 lore se ssses said pratttinK hoy. As be gsilf plarsd with hss new boaght toy, Aa1 merry ianzh went exheing soffh. SFsum hssom sled wish jogsus raisth. 4 lore te lives ssfl ksEirling bosA-- 4 wsll aesk Or gaase---E miM foii Tor gpldsss Esd ha iepnd ia his leisure maay plan 1o V ehried cal whsh he grsw san kD9Hs to kvs' said lower trne sf1h, gentle maiA i.wenld live ssE yesa, b1vR iHhored hard in search of taane-- have fonad fl but an empty pame. | loss te i've said . happy sise.
 As his chEldren rsasek the WiRtTy Err. Fer 6is heart wss ehesSeA b see their Joy. And he almost wished himself boy. Il lese ts siys' said nh aged man,
 Whase hoaF q Hfe wxs vel nigh ran Think Fea saeA wuHis ffa1s hin were ~ilda Ihs ci4 nan was sgaim child.
 And ever tkas n this fallen world, Hs tbe banner of hope io the hFeess nnfuried; And only wsth hope oflifs sa hisa. Can moxtni ever love to die.
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A Cartf.l

1NHE undersigned has taken inc ssell known store \ recenily occupied by 5. II. Tucker. Esq-. for the parpose of conducting and atranszcting an Aae- ton and Commission busineas He hegs leave of the pabiie generally, to express hope that his long experience and fidelity in the above basiness. vii him the patsoaage of his rieads aad the mpnity. He is now fully prepared to receive con. sjsnments of any description whatever. Sales ~iil De effected at ary and all times. al the AactioA Mat" apoa Slaves. Real Estate. sMerchanlise, Household furnitDTe, &c. &c. Returns made imras. diateiy aftar sales with Prompness. Liberal isaa- ces will be made apoa soasigHme n.s, when required The Auction Mart will have regular sales eh Mos- day, Wednesday. xad Saturdays, and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening"
 TAYLOR
 March g, ss-nes-ly.
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Furniture,

YHHE undersigned would respectfully inform the \ citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CBAIR making business, al his old stand on Markham Street, and is prepared to iiii orders at the shortest notice LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESW.fX
 IND PEI TRIES taken in exchange for furniture a; the highest mar ket price
 N. [. Old furniture neatly repaired, and sarnisl- ed Coisns made at all hours. Prices to coFTss- pond with the times. WM. ZANZIBAR. Oct. 8, ls45. 4-tf