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BALTIMORE LOCK lNFIRMARy
N'''o -. Prnttstrcct near the bridge.
UNDER TnE sKILFUL CHARGE oy
I'D IL. HARRIS

UNDER TIE skILFUL cuArsr oy "se'
I'D III ~ ES lS
ehtSENIS to the afflicted the mos, ',o-,;..
n Remedies and rniear ms. ,,,.,I vac hoNt certain
chronic affections to be iound in si rssnAf disease
THIS rSSrIrI..,,,.Se onion'
having for the many 49,. ~ =, la0EioN,
under the dirce ton or ,sio,I - IN Baltimore been
upon public confidence which no ohs, offers claim
yrars experience could can aspire TO- The past
600 have been e,rc ,h s4'elu testimony OF
CURE NARRANTED oys ~, men. INV from this ONCE.
In from ~ to as hours in mild foIros -, ~ - ehhkGE,
cases speedily constitutional vac most aggravated
e .e part OF his life study of This voted
Dc Harris blends practical viii science
and assures the unfortunate sk aid | KNOWLEDGE
out eIasgenuon, an charge. H ADVICE with
- MARK TIIISI
DR.. H. has been engaged IN a NOR, -. 49,
ee Aan other physician in TN. civ disease Prac
ne gtva' success attending his practice has L..n ,,
by the approval OF discerning puble % wen a'esied
iof 'heH speedy and certain efretl AZ. - 80,
IN TASTE as salubrous IN iniucnes-th.y go " ~
haheht cure IN many hours as n I,n,S pot per
"s 10. ,,.,u,,. '"'' anu
6dnes from ii. benign eps 1so ms, IN diet or
arc prs h h no 'iekening Quotations 5reab
- W. ~ aojgres the pernieious compounds Of Mr, p,
$500 'n ignorant but through and purC,,, v...,a,,.
o' ui.ea'c instead OF throwing Il back upop the
strength to the system ' restoring 'soT to the
,h.s No., lit READER REMEMnER
tended eIpeTopec. M" result Of eloe application
r,,s -, zen i.N and Acknowledged by untod number.
humble valey-a NJ s O moGhans top 10 tie
I'M praise ' -" - nLAue vocal by the erho
DE-. u. may well eopyr,,u,,,. ,,.-.,,.
ana ro,e ~, upon Tue benefit aeeuing
a healing balm to the ami s,.t NC mus permitted TO dispense
Ededt throne Of era, Position moS cnvabIe
TAKE - - a.,
Lot the unfortunate Jrvn,r.s ~ c. ~. iinE.
aieion that notiD, ~, W 'ihi "hen
competent phy.ic,ap a. ''''n making a1pi
pain, AVOID moTlheaton and eI y ooIin fcici iTom
y, Luz h great constitutional injury bus
could Justly be- nb, IA his ehltscs than
disease widely dfused The -, S eonh,iu' OF tho
ung disease Is suni,iept IN OF this tnly ter
horr'd results epusv, To eop,egn hea'' u,
dseolonng boiehes with raekins - Nneh uerrA"o eSi
w victim the DEADLY Po preyins upon m, go ~ ~
then do awake 10 nm - IC,, ~ men AMI not ul
with shudderins fear bold s,t,.. no1 We 'sin
s-uuyc cfng hum,p,y -, ~ n'solAing path oI his
other equally alarming bo,eh -, u's'ueh mat there
continually threaten IN. ~ au ns'd'ous disease that
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GALLAGHER . OLDNER,

No. q West MAIN street.
Have in store, and for sale on reasonable
terms general Of all kinds Foreign and bomes
TIC Wines and Lanots BY Wholesale aud retail They have at a
timer on hand l. IS and 20 gan demJohns and TlneT aud
will put up IN good any quantity that nav be wanted
Keepers OF public country and persons wanting
cool ac for their own use would do well them call be
fore purchasing they assured sI Liquor they may
&C. prove be a genuine article. - u
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A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY,


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the time from the arrangement sdop.s wi be found 10
quantity Of which Win render convenient
hanesd by the % thr simplicity
tyvos Apply eerIe
10 peculiarly fan and ds'net the maps are in Immediate eonsuiy
The Globe Map and Useful device. and viii be found
easily haEde and constantly be orc & eye during the early stages
NASH Il wooDuousE, noos,erer-,
IN BBLS. TANNERS OIL, prime quality,
~ss INIoes a BROTHER
EOFFEE-A full supply of Rio, Iaguayra and
80 WILLIAMS & nAxNI.
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~ in'cy' rev nd ec,guGn p.s'n.,". .sie N.y low
WEBB, BACON n co. offer Tor sale
w sUGARs-9O hhds 81 CToiI
100 DO New orlsaus
II boxes Loaf
Is bbls Cru.hcd aud rulysris,,l
- tcrees ana 20 half do New o5'eau. Cst6ed
Is haNr- Havana
MoLAsst,S-Go hid. Porto Rico
90 hh's and Is uerccs Tna'jai
20 hhds Carlculs
CoPFEE-4Oo bags Rio
800 bars i.aSnSya
CANnLEs-5S sores Sperm
10 boxes straac
So 6ole. nan. patent Tano~
CASTLE Blown snd sh,yas soap
zoo kess Cat Nails and Brids
tons Rls'crcd steel
80 tons Nova Scotia GrnI stone,
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and UPPER Leather
b. sine Thread
40 packages Gun Powder Tea
Eaekrca
IL IBIS Sperm lamp oil
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SANrEL HASNAV, Secretary.
Tue subscriber Agent Tor the above Company PREPARED
receive applications Life Insurance any OF the periods
named VE for year years, life; any SUM not
exceeding OOOu single life The for An
81 The intermediate notes as
Vel as all other information desiring To cnet
suaree wi alsn be made knowu application.
ages offered by ts Company, believed equal Il not
superior 10 those offered BY Great
Britain. N n CIV ,TuNpy
Physician to the soeey-the Family Physician OF the party
whose life to b. insured. oe 2I-tf
RLACk IRON POLISH, for Iron
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Gaes au4 all Kinds OF Iron work Jet black polish re-
curing no labor than Ia, application ordinary varnh
" Is very durable, and effected by exposures ectuany
protecting the Iron fom the sale by
SELF pp,si,. "a, NJ, 81 IL.
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fvhite Fdyrg BOZ prer nod drrn rline ani rta.
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Dot a." o. lIw a7 is'y i had sHy Che rrhrn .
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whist upaafiscf hse bundIri have been sa not one fs s5
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Ih'ir Pow ftocE NJ BOOKS. rtASp FOHrEs 4rArIOyrRy
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nILS. Judis and New Bedford hleached
- Lam. o warranted of qualify eunsiauy 10. slls
- u- a. fg.af. OF 'ha manufacturers
o Ell hAyEtFlRT. ALLEN 4 90
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INDIAN ysGsEisEiE PANACAA.-r,,,,D, n a,,et.
with seoiull Kings Ev. Cancer Ersrclls Sores. u
GERS Tie ter Mereurial any other COMPLAINT. arn ron,
puTi'e'o Of tbs blood, requested the following po
define.
But ei simple fets mi Of CONVINCING those
who are day imposed by certificates VIII en- owe tar
cace 90 The fertile inssinatuns writer's living sc IN
person of Mi Brooke who's acut!or ON may he
sen al our office, No Murray aeei, You where h. La
krdy consented TO for DAYS fo The t.faet,u or
those who require occu.aE tculoEsiraiinH.
IS Sir T. but a time from his ,iy IN Phil,
deh llus' Who feel interest should call son
Read! Read! Re;td!!!
We The undersigned having visited MI brooks n at the
onec Of Nrsss RowaHd alton Market street Phad.irs
e"neI his case the most remarkable witnessed
Ill. disease was seroa and terrible have been his twelve
wears conflict with hr de.troyrr.
H. palate the eare Gouf OF hts u,cr p
d OF t, ushI have destroyed his fac nearly raep mn
ana a,' Of ' Jaw bone carried And yet give no
Mr. ~ informs Janrary last tho whole ror sr liz
hGu Is a. "ea' the most OF hsacr, deep aud pam
on Tie llhofJanuar comm, need taking Dr. CIPN,s
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, which checked the delse IN
e" diy- and hom 'ha time the hl- prosrs, out IN
ieuns-son-
New heh has supplied the place deep ucrrs and though
We are assured ha Treatment or Mr books, casr 70
N,,ea'.'5 onHent or causte Applications been
Chls J.. EowanL HeadviIIc, CRAWFORD county Pean.
;, ", Jones. ~ 10, :. O. s,er' Phladop".--
Timothy caldwell, MARION COUNT, No.
WIN ~eclng, NJ. %, Camden. n J.
;. II Potter NaGui1,alr' Of Mu,p rerh It Pal
Geo, w. Metz brushmlser az Market. II, rhui
% Hi"''s pastor of ! iih Baptist Church. 60
John Bel frr -i,Ph'a. North Amer,-an oni,,.)
John w A'n'ad, CO 'ou,h 9Th street, Philadelphia.
i =. "fsaer, lthosrlnber no CbssrLts DO
P'tg. .'." sr'tr lifu, Native I.igs. do
J"T ho-.a,' GAS na"ui'e,grer WiIiimsn~n. NJ
IT, ,"e' 81. D. Boston, Mass.
Hus-ei I7rhai Psychological. Phia
Thomas =. J. Rohy ". d iIafr.sbur,h Pa
Peer wight 2'' market sllp-i rL,-4
W"' tu,, pastor - Paus NJ T. Church CaIlrine a. Phil,
! i.synisrs pub shrr OF Pc 'gr AMI s.anierd Ph,
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."' sale wholesale ana retail JULES uArELs Depot
NOTICt.-Having bv attachment, served

NOTICE.-Iaving by attachment, served
u upaa stephen Duval and Fendl prohibited them
om paving the following negotiable Notes dawn by Duva Bro
es by stephen nuval and payable TO Bta
min for he interest in u val Church
hll Co public from receiving OF IN any
trading for said list note dacd OH June ls4o
drawn by Duva Brnors ant endorsed by stephen Buval
At mos 90. of date dawn BY the
pacs endorsed sIophen Duva aud for about Oot
,.cb ON, aabe Al mos and the other 9Th June
IE4G. WIN, ANDEbSoN' u,
aug os Is46-t Richmond. Va.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-29

out for dozen cargoes of Indian Corn.
The American provision market is
buoyant, and rather active. The Iron
trade had improved.
The London money market is very ca
sy. The Bank of England has lowered
its rates to 3 per cent; and the effect has
been visible in improving the prices Of
public funds. This movement is inteD..
dedto obviate. all ell consequences ofthe
failure of the potato crop. In thus act.
ing, the directors have incurred some
censure, but more praise. The grain
crops have been gathered in on the Brit.
ish Islands, and the general impre ssion is
that wheat will be an average yield; oats
the same. Potatoes, owing to disease are
everywhere a failure.
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officiated at the camp meeting referredto,
met about three miles from Lebanon.
Some conversation ensuedin relation to
the meeting, when Moore took coca sian.
TO reproye Edwards farshis censnrable
conduct. Afew remarks only had pas.
sed, when Edwards drew large knife
and stabbed Moore repeatedly 10 the
breast. A physician was sent for, wh6,
on examining the wounds, pronounced
them mortal. Edwards flew to this city,
and the superstition is that he took pas
sage for New Orleans yesterday morning
on board the admiral. Seyeal persons
we are told, arrived al Illinoistown Thurs
day night in pursuit, but did not cross
The river until late Yesterday morning
A dispute about saddle and bride caus.
ed the delay! Edwards, it is said stopped
over night at a tavern near the Centre
Markets.. Louis Union.
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having no means of crossing over the riv|
or, took Up their line Of march for THE
place, being already under orders 10 that
-effecl. Undoubtedly by this time, this
signal victory is heralded through Mexi-I
co. as giving additional lustre to the arms
of the magnanimous and exalted people.
Before leaving, the provisions and other
stores, together with stock OF goods be-
longing to Mr.. Callahan, were burned.
being unable to transport them to this
place.
We are fast approaching the day of
marching, and every man is anxious to be
oil We anticipate a pleasant trip, though
there are some who fear that little fight
I ing will be done The troops are rene.
rally 10 good health, and those who
brought disease with them are fast recoy-
Eering. Captain Webb 5 company arrived
from the Ola de Auga few minutes after
my last had departed. Col Churchill, with
Lieut.. Carlton, lst. u. S. Dragons, de-
tailed as Assistant Inspector General, is
going through thorough inspection Of
all the troops here.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-29
SCHOOL CONVENTION.

AT meeting of the citizens of Will
county held atthe Court House, in Joliet
on the 26th inst, pursuant to notice, for
appointing delegates to attend the State
Educational Convention to be held in
Chicago, on the 9Th of Oct. next.
r. w. Smith was called to the chair,
and S. w. Stone appointed secretary.
The objects of the meeting being STA
ted by Mr.. N. ID. Elwood, the following
persons were chosen delegates TO attend
said convention:
Wm. E. Little, John Miller, Geo. S.
Fake, Gen. Fry, N. D. Elwood, s. w.
Stone, o. H. Haven, A. Mcintosh, H. N,
Marsh, r. w. Smith, Robt. Strong, John
L. Hanchet, Joel Manning, s. Whallon,
J.Barnett, X. J. Hammond, Willard Wood
Elias Freer, HI. Hitchcock, ]. S. Smith,
Benjamin F. Allen. s. Ensign, r. Stick
ney, J. O. Knapp, NJ. A. Whitney, A.
Collins. A. A. Ingersoll, j. Hager, Geo.
R. Dyer, Rev. Mr.. Ashley, and Robert
Glow.
On uaosion, the proceedings of this meet.
ing be published in the Joliet Signal.
The meeting then adjourned.
r. w. SMITH, Chm.
g. q
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RUssIA.-The' following account of the
war between Russia and the Cascusus is
taken from the st. Petersburgh Gazette
1t furnishes rare instance Of the stra-
tagems to which men are driven in war
time, and ofthe fertility ofinvetions where
imminent peril threatens. A body of
cavalry alighting from their horses, killing
them and making a rampant of their bod
les for their protection, 10 something which
is not found in the books, as the lawyers
say.
Schamil, in nowise daunted by his
late failure in Kabardia, had assembled
new troops on the Sounia. On the 9th
OF May gallant action took place be.
tween eighty-two Cossacks, commanded
by seven officers and Colonel SousIoff.--
They were surrounded by fifteen hunnred
mountaineers, and had the option of a
dlshonorable flight or an honorable death.
The Cossacks aiighted from their steeds,
stabbed them, and formed themselves a
rampant with the carcasses. They repul-
sed numerous charges of the infnriated
mountaineers, keeping up a murderous
fire. This unequal contest lasted for two
hours, and some Russian troops came up
just as their ammunition was failing them,
and they had determined on selling their
lives dearly with their daggers. Three
days later, considerable body of Circas-|
SLAMS, with two pieces of common, attack
ed the eighth battalion Of the Deghessan
regiment, whilst marching from the fort
of Kasak- Kitchou TO Temir- Khau- Chou
ra, but they were driven back, with loss.
beyond the Sounia. Different other at.
lacks of the mountaineers were made at
various points, but with no effect.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-29

RELIGIOUS INJUSTICE To IRELAND
Political reform will prove easier than
religious reform in England. The mon.
strous abuses Of the established church
ofthat country, which, under the pretext
fsaving the souls, starves the bodies of
the masses it plumbers by its rapacity,
are likely to survive all political changes,
Even poor Ireland, where the above is
most outrageous, many realize civil liber.
ty long before religious freedom will reach
her. Lord John Russell, the new prime
minister, while he promises Justice to
Ireland civilly, declardes that he dare
not meddie with the established church
there. And what is the established
church there? A few pampered clergy OF
the Episcopal church, the richest in the
world, are feasting in poor Ireland upon
tithes plundered from the Catholic popu-
lation againt their consciences; and thus
the most odious religious despotism on
earth exhibits itself in state of society
where nine-tenths of the people are Of
the Catholic faith, and yet are compelled
by law to starve their wives and children
in order to contribute to the luxurious liy.
ings ofthe protestant clergy, who do not
respresent one eighth of the population of
the whole country.--Boston Post.
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Wreck Of the New York-Eighteen Lives Lost!
s. w. SroNE, Sec'y.

HFtck Oh Tie new 1Ork-ElgnIeen Lives Lost!
By the arrival at New Orleans of the
steam ship Galveston, Capt. Wright,
ON the oh inst, from Lavacca and Gal.
weston, the sad intelligence was received
of the total loss Of the ship New York,
Capt. Phillip. By this calamity no less
than eighteen lives were lost. The fol-
lowing statement of the circumstances of
this deplorable event was prepared by
the clerk ofthe New York. and was promp.
tly issued by the Picayune in an extra:
The steam ship New York, Capt.
Phillips, left Galveston on Saturday
September 5th, left at a, p. NJ, and at
halfpast 10 o'clock, P. NJ, came to an
Choir about fifty miles eastward.of Calves
ton, eleven fathoms water, blowing very
heavy from E. N. E., with a very heavy
sea running eastward. At 10, A. NJ, on
Sunday, the 9th, the wind having iulled
in great measure, weighed anchor and
proceeded on our course. AT IL, A. NJ.
finding she made no Roadway against the
sea and wind, came to anchor in ten faith
oms water, it blowing gale form N. E.
At ID o'clock, midniht, she commenced
dragging her anchor; fired up strong, and
commenced working the enjine to keep
her up TO the S. W., which hove her in
the through of The sea. Slipped her cable.
and set her jip, in hopes to get her before
the wind; split the jib. At this time the
sea struck the Caboose and carried it
away; sprung the boat, and caused her
to leak. Let 60 the best bower, and paid
out, 70 fathoms of chain, in hopes to bring
her head to the sea, but owing to the vio-
lence ofthe wind, she would not come to.
At 4, P. NJ, in heavy squall, carried
away the smoke pipe, and lifted the pro-
menade deck; stove in starboard guard and
wheel-house, causing the boat to leak so
bad as to extinguish the fire. All hands
went to bailing and working, in hopes to
keep her free until the wind and sea abat.
ed, which was of no avail; for at 6 o.
clock, a. NJ, she went down in ten faith
oms water-passengers and crew clinging
to various parts of the wreck.
The small boats being lost the night
previous in the act of landing
them. they remained upon the promenade
deck, until we found it breaking up in
consequence OF having too much weight
upon it. We then shifted to another
part of it, where we staid until 5, P. NJ,
when we were taken off by the steam
ship Galveston, from Port Lavacca Capt.
Wright deserves great praise for kind
treatment to tho survivors, who had moth.
ing but what they stood in. having lost
all when the boat went down.
Passengers lost.-Mrs. Wilson and
two children, Miss Follett, three children
of Mrs. Follett, A. HI Mccormack, VIM.
Armstrong, one cabin passenger, name
unknown, two deck, do. do.
CreW lost.-Jas. Wilson, ID steward,
P. Marsh, I'd engineer; Charles Waston,
seaman; ]. Grogan, VIM. McRea, fire.
men; one seaman, name unknown.
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The proprietors Oft the iron foundries at
Louisville have raised the wages of their
working men from Is to 20 per cent.
since the passage of the new tariff.
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CAPITAL SUGGEsTIoN.-MR SMITH
of the Western Continent is of opinion
that there are great many individuals
ofthis name in the world. He says he
has long felt a great curiosity to ascer-
tain the precise number, and suggests that
the best way TO get at the sum total
would be toinduce them all to subscribe
10 the Western Continent. In this way
he thinks the extent of the Smith family
might be accurately ascortanined. He
would then have their names and resi-
dences, and would be able to prevent con-
fusion among the JoHN SMITHS, which,
he says, is very common name among
the Smiths.
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AssAssINATIoN.-A melancholy af.
fair occurred on Thursday morning near
Lebanon, Illinois, the particulars ofwhich
SOAR as we can learn, are as follows:
Some two or three weeks since, person
by the name of John r. Edwards, Wis.
tied camp meeting near Lebanon, and
rendered himself quite conspicuous by a
course ofimProper conduct. On Thurs
day Edwards and the Rev, Jamas Moore,
a gentleman siIty-fve years Of age. who
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ORDER REEGSs IN HANCOCK The
aoGr at an end. -The officers of the steam
er Alyarado, which arrived down from
Keokuk yesterday, inform US that com.
promise had been effected between the
Mormons and Anti. Mormons, the former
agreeing to leave the State in FIVE DAYS
a omittee, only remaining behind with
powers of attorney to dispose oftheir prop.
erty. The steamer Osprey was lying at
Nauyoo on Thursday evening, for the
purpose of taking the Mormons on board.
1t is their intention to remove to STRAINS
settlement in Wisconsin. A number of
antics had visited the town after the agree.
ment was ratified between the parties
Rabbit, the principal leader among the
Alormons gathered them into the temple,
read the proposition oleave, and they i'm.
mediately agreed, thus exhibiting in their
conducta commendable regard foi peace.
and awakening a sympathy even among
their prosecutors. We will observe. with
interest the course Of the Anti. Mormons
hereafter, to see how long they will re-
main in peace. Il would not surprise us 10
see them forming mob. in months
time, to burn down the houses in Nauvoo.
because they found purchasers among
new cilizens.-iT. LoRis RcUeilEe.
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GA correspondent of the New York
Express says that the constitutionality of
the retrocession of Alexandria will be
contested, and that Daniel Webster has
been engaged as counsel in the case.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-29

VTt is estimated that the wheat crop
of Michigan will this year by far exceed
that of any previous year. 1t has been
computed that the yield will be at least
ten million bushels.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-29

or three months of the most active part of.
the year. That allnecessary improvements
will eventually be made, we have no
doubt; but that the general governmentwill
ever make them seems at present highly
improbable. And the sooner a plan can
De fixt upon for making those improve.
ments. the better will ii be for the State
and all concerned.
JUDGE YouSG.-From letter which
has been shown US from Judge Young to
General I'urney, dated the 22d inst, we
learn with regret of the severe indisposi.
ton ofthe former. 1t appears that he
left his residence in Quincy, on the 7ih
inst, to hold Court in McHenry county,
but was attacked at Bulnadotte, in Fulton
Co., with the congestive fever. His fam.
lily accompanied by DR.. Birdsall of Quin-
cy, went to Burnodotte, and returned with
him to Quincy, where he was at the date
OF his letter. He was recovering rapidly.
and expected to be able to set out in time
to hold the Courts in Will, Iroquois, and
Cook counties, and perhaps in Grundy
county. We sincerely trust that Judge
Young will speedily recover. No one
can garantee health; yet, we regret to see
that some Newspapers are disposed to
find fault, because the Judge cannot guard
against and prevent the ills that flesh is
heir to.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-29

THE RURAL REPOSITORY. We have
received number of this publication,
which is publishedat Hudson, New York,
and from its appearance, and the great
inducements which are held out to those
who want cheap and valuable periodical
they cannot do better than subscribe for
this. Price one dollar.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-29

TItis rumored that Monterey has
been captured by a body of Americans,
who went down by way of New Mexico,
were joined near the Preside by a mum.
Der of Texans, and the combined force
had enteredthe city without opposition.