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MONDAY, Jan. ts.

UAONDAIt Sous 10.
SENATE.-Ths Vice President appoint.
ed Gen. Cass regent ofihe Smithsonian
Institute.
Mr. Sewer presented his instructions
from the Legislature of Arkansas against
the payment of the claims on the FreRch
spoilations. .9
Mr.. Breese was appointed member Of
the committee on commerce, to fill the
vacancy caused BY the death of Mr.. Pen.
nybacker. III s.,,-.--f
MIR. Johnson, OF Nd, offered resola.
ton asking the Secretary of the Treasury
whether tho Sub-Treasary embarrassed
the operations Of the Treasury, and
whether it ought no, be suspended or re.
pealed.
The bill to create the office Of Survey.
or General of Oregon, and to grant do
nation oil land to settlers therein, vas or.
dered to be engrossed for the third read.
ing. <rcT44g ,, f.
HoUsE.-A resolution Of Inquiry was
adopted relative to the erection Of light.
house at the mouth Of the Mississippi.
An effort was made to chang, the hour
ofmeeling TO / 1 o'clock but was unsue.
cessfnl. ono 4 fris
Preston King moved the suspension Of
ihe previous order, with view TO enahlo
him to introduce his $2.090,eO0 bill,
which was lost. Ayes SO, nays 100. =ss'
The bill tc increase the pay Of nom
commissioned officers and priyaies, regu.
lars and volunteers % per month and to
give them l60 acres of land, was taken
up in COMMITTEES of the whole. -
An amendmentwas offered, making the
increase pay % per month, which was
adopted. .''.s Eea fs'as
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II is stated that clerk in The Dayton
post Office, Ohio, who was charged with
taking sum Of money which had been
mailed at that place, but owing TO a blum
derin directing the letter never PREACHED its
destination. When informed Ofshe charge,
he resigned his station and volunteered for
the Mexican war, but being Of a. feeble
constitution the southern cline proved "a
tai to him. By and by the missing letter
is returned from tie dead. letter Office, bu.
too late to recallthe blow which had been
inflicted on an innocent young man, but
not too late we hope to be caution to all
who make post Offices the general scape.
goats for evcrybody's mist kes. sU
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FIam the Herald.
asa-s.l gH ra @ FInm the Herald.
LATE NEWS FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE PACKET SHIP


At New YORK ON SATURDAY ExmN1Ne
With 9 Days Later News from England.
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LATER From EuRoPE.-The packet
ship Rochester arrived New York from
Liverpool on Sunday the 18th ult., with
dates to the 7th ofDecember.
No Political news Of much importance
in addition to that brought by the Atlas.
Food is said to have become very
scarce in France, and riots had occurred
in consequence in several of the depart.
ments. t9o9 e7a d 1as
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and those poorly provisioned, and having
Ia their possession scanty supply of arms
and ammunition. He reckons. bowever.
among his officers, men of hiph military
and scientific Httainmenfs -EnaIisE. Ger.
nan,and French. The place he will, Of
course, have fortified in the best possible
manner. He, therefore, cooliv wraps
hlpselflup in Che cloak Of security, ali lea st
gr the preseat, wei knowing that we
have me force now west Of the Rio Grande
from which he fears an attack.
ss=..it behooTes, then, our government to
look. .Promptlyto it. Too much time has
already been wasted since winter set in.
According 70 the calculation Of ON infor.
mani. who speaks knowingly, from 80,
coo to 10000 men. subordinate and well
disciplined, must be thrown into Mexico
before we can hope to conquer an honor
able peace. Let the government, then,
no longer procrastinate. Let the execu-
tive show its hand--lei it come boldly for.
ward and demand of Congress the, men
and the money which at knors to be nec-
essary to conquer, a peace; and if there
be those who would thwart it in such a
purpose let them be usmasked--let the
country see who they are. The question
OF the war is now no longer one OF Grim
lnation OF. ,recrimination it is who are
tor their country, or who are against il %
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Erciting Ners from Brazil Quarrel Of
mr.. D;Se and Commodore Rosseau acifh
4 the 6Tazilian Gorernment. -
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ANOTHER VESSEL WREcKeD.-On the
10th of September last. the U. S. schoon.
er Shlrk was wrecked at the mouth OF
the Columbia river. Officers and crew
saved. s
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a manner that the necessary funds will be
invested b. capitalists, and the time is not
far distant when towns and cities win
spring up where there is now but solita-
.ry waste. Our extensive pFsiries which
without such improvements would remain
unmoleSed. will be cultivated, and the
rich treasures which they contain in their
soil be developed. improve the rivers
which have been mentioned, which to-
gether with some rail roads, which have
been recently proposed, and what will be
the position of our State, ten years hence,
possessed as she is with her unbounded
mineral resources and fertility OF soil.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-02

6TWm. z sddiek, of Ottawa, Ia. been
appointed, by the Governor, ons Of hi.
Aid. de.camPs, with the rank Of Colonel.
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"MATAMORos, Jan. lst, 1877.


t.z,i a.5 "MATAMoRos, Jan. LIST, ls47.
"DEAR SIR: wrote yeu few days
ago. Gen. Scott left here for. Camargo
two days ago, in great haste, having heard
that Gen. Worth had been driven back
from Saltilio, and that he and General
Taylor were shut up in Monterey by the
forces of Santa Anna. This is not SO /:
and General Scott is expected here soon
again, and it is said, TO fit out an expedi.
ton against Vera Cruz. Gen. Patterson's
division crossed the San Fernando four
days days ago, at which time Gen. Quit.
man, with abe advance Of Gen. Taylor's
anGEy, was at Lanares. Gen. Taylor had
returned To Monterey with Twiggs's d.
vision. i have no doubt that Gen. Tay.
lor will 60 home as soon as Scot, takes
command. Every day shows, more and
more, the necessity of extending some
laws over the Mexican territory in our
possessions, for the whole country is over
run with robbers and murderers; and in
some of the small towns and haciendas,
the men are organizing their forces TO as.
sist Santa Anna, should he ever ccme this
side of the mountains. Nobody is safe i'm
this country, unless there is something like
law, to govern, not only the Mexicans, but
every body else" 50 ss5t sa
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-02

VIRGINIA.--The Legislature ofvirgin-
ia, on the 10th ult., elected the Hon. R..
NJ. 7. Hunter, to the u. s. Senate to sup.
ply the place Of the Hon. w. s. Archer.
Mr.. Hunter was not the regular nominee,
and therefore he had only q majority Of
one. Heis possessed ola high degree Of
talents, and is good democrat. Hi.
standing as statesman, and his eminent
services to the patty are well known to
the entire country.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-02

61rLucius r. Peck democrat, has been
electedto Congress in the 4th district Of
Vermont. 7'isS =" s3 80
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MExIce.- Gen. Santa Anna has been
elected President OF Mexico, and Gomez
Farias, Vice President. The message Of
Gen. Salas. the acting President, TO the
Congress, exPatiated npon the wal with
the United States, and expressed strong
determination to carry on the war with
vigor, and declared that it had only jus,
begun.
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We would apologize for. al, unintention-
al oversight re committed last week, in
not placing DE head Iise married. over
q notice, in making up the form. is
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80, -sss.s s Thursday, Jan. 81.
lsTHE SESAEEs26 abolition nsmo.
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SAT1LLIo.-SalliIlio is said TO be near.
ly as large as Monterey, and is situated
on the slope Of a hilIthat falls from lev.
ell plain, extending down into fertile
valley. 1t contains twelve thousand in.
habitants. The houses are built oflarge
sun.burnt cakes of clay, whose ienacity
is Increased by straw The streets are
wide, and well paved.
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The following letter, 10 member aflbe
Senate. has been obfigingly placed at our
DISPOSAL Union. .s
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GTCongress has passed an act au,
thorizing the States admitted price to the
twenty fourth of April 1870. to impose q
tar upon all lands hereafter sold by the o.
S. therein. after the day Of sale. ~ 2
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We would advise all who are afflicted
with the most tormenting ofall disorders,
that is the sore eyes, to apply TO DR.. A.
Turner whose card may be seen in an
ether column. He has had some ohsti.
nate cases recently, in which his treas.
ment has proved successful. aa
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-12-04
New Goods.

III e. PALMER, has just received a fresh as
IL. sortment of COTTON, WOOLEN T. SILK
GOODS,fur Ladies' aud Gentemen's Dresses ,Cloaks,
&C.; also prime lot of Live Geese Feathers, and an
assortment of paper hangngs.
He has Pressed Hay of first quality for sale in large
small quantities, for cash.
Bath, Nova. dl-w2
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AnOdyne,

OR, Poor Mans Plaster. Price 12a cents for sargs
" size. This Plaster is recommended with the
greatest fidence in fact II is recommended with
that confidence that if is obtained of the Proprietor
aud it does not give relief the money shall positively be
side, breast, limbs, neck, joints, Rheumatism /,
Lumbago, sc. There have been thousands of them
sold, and not one single instance has occurred where
they have given relief The price being very low
every person obtain it, In severe Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, and Difficulty of Breathing, worn over tbs
lungs, il will afford great relief.
A. G. PAGE, Agent forBah
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New York Apples.
Notice..

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
i firm name Of SAWYER & SEwALL, as Counselors
and Attorneys at Law, is hereby by mutual consent
dissolyed Said Sawyer is to settle up said firms
business, and pay all debts owing by said firm. All
debts due said firm. by note account, or otherwise
tborize IN re,e We or collect the same and to the
name of said firm in the settlement of said business.
b. F. SAWYER
j. S. SEWALL,
Bath, Nov. 9th, 1847.
N b. An persons having claims against the late firm
Of SAWYER Sewall or the subscriber, are requested
TO present the same for payment Persons indebted to
either are respectfully requested to call and settle with
the Undersigned at the office of Sawyer Gilbert.
Bath, Nov 6, le47. 6~d5w4 b. F. SAWYER.
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Public Notice.

VE1HEREAS some individuals have brought a rat OF
w logs and grounded them on my land without
my liberty, therefore warn them to carry them off
Immediately for if this is not done, sha charge five
dollars per day for each and every day they remain,
and shall take my pay ont of the logs. And whereas
some strangers without my permission have grounded
fats which have owned and occupied fifty years
without obstructlon therefore warn them to remove
said logs, and also against placing any more logs on
said flats on the penalty of fifty dollars for each log
SO placed. also forbid any stringers being placed
across said privilege and shall seize for secur
will not have said water privilege obstrneted. an,
JOHN LOW.
Bath, Nov. l6 ls47. ldl2-lwo
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+. Browns TOOthache DrODs,

TOR the cure othe worst Toothache by its applica-
l. ton few times. This is the only compound
which eecually kills the of the defective tooth
~Koul the least pain injury TO the others. II is
warranted not to contain the least acid or KTeOsots
which is so injurious to the other teeth, aud 80 poi
sonOus in their effects.
A. C. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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Cotton Sail Duck and Irvine.

TNHE Undersigned is now receiving on CONSEQUENCES
l. from the manufacturers a full assortment Of
Cotton Sail Duck and Irvine
of very superior quality, to which he invites the at
tenton of Ship Owners, Sail Makers and Dealers,
who will find his prices such as to make it to their
advantage to call at his Store and examce before pur
chasing elsewhere. Nj. FIELD FOWLER,
Nos. 13 & Is India Wharf, Boston.
l3,yd2S2w50
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--latest Importation.
CHRONONIETER & CHARTS.

JUST received by the subscriber, direct from ne
fishers IN LONDON, large assortment OF
CHARTS embracing all the kinds used by our naVi-
gators with full directions containing all the iate as
covefies and improvements
AIso-from the Manufacturers in London and Liver
pool, superior CHRONOMETERs,b by the best makers ;
sEXTANTs, QUADRANTS, EYEGLASSES, &c.
All the American publications. oil Charts ana Nan.'
cal Rocks likewise for sale at the Publishers prices
and every article above named will be sold as low as
at any establishment in New York or Boston.
' JOHN HAYDEN
Bath, July II, 1s47. dlsw4on
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+. Browns Worm LOzenges

RE the most valuable and certain medicines ever
n discovered for destroying and xpelling al kinds
of Worms which so frequently trouble chlldren.-
They are most excellent remedy, and are as plea
SAINT to the taste as any confectionery. They
differfrom all other Worm Lozenges, as they haze no
mereuryin them.
Thousands of boxes have been sold within the last
rev months A. G. PAGE, Agent tor Bath.
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+. Browns

g ARSAPARILLA & Tomato Bitters. The most
~ used and best knoDn Bitters before the Public
These Bitters warranted to be purely Vegetable
compound-and mark this, H5-Mey can neyer do the
least injury any Dhdteuer. 1t has been nsed in
the private pra ctce of the successful Physicians
for long time, with great success, in purifying the
blood, strengthening and nvigorafing the system II
is not TO be supposed that any medicine will
all diseases to which the human frame is subject,
is this article recommended as such like most Of tbs
quack medicine but for effecting the rpose for
which il is designed there is nothing that has proved
itself worthy of the public conf dence this cee
brated compound.
The whole vegetable kingdom does not furnish TIVE
substances admirably adapted to purity, nOnrsk and
inoigorae the human system These Bitiers have all
the effect of the most powerful purgatives when used
in sufficient quantity, and yer mild in their
delicate health with perfect safety. They also
very agreeable to the taste.
There have been many remarkable in this ton,
to which references will be given by
A. G. PAGE, the only Agent in Bath.
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Sherif'S Sale!

r 1NCOLN IS. Oct. 81, ls47 Taken on three sew
II eral Ex cutions against BeHj: Bayley, ~ and to
he sold at public auction on Saturday the lth Day OF
December next, at the "Lincoln House" in Wlscas-
SET at two of the clock in the afternoon all The light
which the said Bayley has in equity to redeem me
following described parcels of real estate and all me
right and title which the said Bayley has TO convey
ance of the by virtue of any bond or consac on
conditions therein specified, that is to say lo OF
land together with all buildings thereon ana appuI-
tenances, which isnow occupied by said Bayley N
Wiscasset in said County for a more particular ae-
scripiion thereof reference is made to Lincoln kees
try of Deeds vol l79 page 462-and also III ana ~ is
shp-yard and W harf eastwardIy of said above de-
scrlbed lot and is described in the deeh Oh VIM.
M. Boyd and Others to said Bayley' rec"rded WIZ
Lincoln Records vol 1888 pages A42 and 443 s,a
3w5
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Baking Plates.

xrsr received at CHINA HALL, Seven Hundre
!. Dszen of Edged and White Baking Plates.
y. w. HEATH co.
nath Nov. %.
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The Boston Almanac, for IS4s.

The Boston Almanac, for lS4S.
1NHE subscriber respectfully announces to the nu-
merous patrons of this little work, that the num-
her for the ensuing year will he forthcoming at the
usual time. The Business Directory has been lor-
oughly revised and corrected and there have been 9TH
Improvements, which it is believed will render the
Almanac for l84e equally as attractive as any of its
predecessors 1t is intended to give in this number
complete transcript of all the Inscriptions at MOUNT
AuBURn,-thus giving to the country record or dl-
rectory of that interesting city of tina dead.
B. B. MussEY y CO., 90 Cornhill, and THos GROOM,
80 State Street, are the publishers. -
Boston, Oct 25, l847. S. N. DICKINSON.
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House Lots for Sale.

TWO or three house lots situated on Lincoln St.
Inquire of SARAH BOSWORTH, on thu
premises.
Bath, Nov II, 1s47. VS.
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Refined Whale Oil,

IN Brands of IS to 40 Gallons EACH winter pressed
nd hieached,s very prime artie., jast rees,,eo
and for sale by
Nov. -.
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MARINE Insurance.

Marine Insurance.
.v,ur PERFECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
T.on,inue TO make insurance on Vessels, their car
goes anu "eis"'' d. C. MACOUN, Agent
hath. June IA, 1047. @Wolo9Woo..
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D lsSz 8 s 3D. sE
81 ga 33O7 5;l 20 2ssasI5I
8 { 7a YER
q = 81

.sPfote aILthihgs and hold fast to that ttkichSs
e.-sF sa good.''--PAUIssg s795sa 81
NI ONE neerl suffer from that distressing com
Y plaini, Calls and Fever, or Fever and A.
gue, for il IS speedlY and permanently cured BIZ
Dr. HI.Fs celebrated Anti-Fever PITS. They
never fail to cure the this and fever The 6rsfday
when taken according to directions, and 90 NOT
sick IL the stomach, nor operate upon The bcxels.
Thousands Of certificates have been presented 10
the proprietor by planters OF the rst respcc ahii-
y, physicians Of emihenee, and Others <IIo have
Gsed ihem, whictu might be izeR but let the fol-
loving from Judge Forrest, gentleman Of the
first responsibilities jefferson CO., Ala suflee-
jefferson county, Ala, Feb.4 1875.
y I CERTIFY that in the sup'iner Of 1913, hal
severe ataekEof Fever ami Al gus, ard was for
some time under the treatment OF physician, bus
received no benefit from his prescriptions; my dis
ease continued TO inc,ease IN the frequency and
severity of its attacks. atlast had, FsepuFse 70
Dr. HulI's Fever and Ague, and amir Fever Pills,
and in using half box was entirely cured, and
have remained in good health ever sinc.. -
| afterwards han in my family several cases 81
Fever aad Ague, and have in every instance made
use of Jull's fills, which have always ,immedI
aleiy effected cure. do SIS Ii h.,r,zsy,s tss,.
DR. lu,l's Pills require no putting where tlhey
are known, and where they are net, a single trial
is safficient to insure riisr adoptiona Prize 81
per box, with full directions. "a Fresh supply
Just received and for bys BRowN * Co., IaiietS
and w. S.lMYERs, Lockpori.irii3 h nsiasriii-st
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EEClJ1I ACHE.

DR Lacount's Pooihache Elixer is a sure
- aad speedy cure for the most distressing
com, Iaint that can aff1ict the human frame. No
person Who has decayed teeth should be wiIh0u.
this remedy. Some haze Supposed the foo.hache
incurable without extraction. This is, howev-
err, a mistske.s The experiente OffIie thousands
who have given this remedy astriSt. assd who
have declared lift cost $40 per vial, they. would
not be without in proves coGelusiVcly mat ex-
traction IS not necesssEy, and thattke ifoothsche
can be cuEcas and the zee th sayed for ppE-
pnses. LeffhQse afflicted iFy. aud setisfr ihen,-
selves. Il costs hlll59 cents par vial, wilh els
necessary FirscIipns FIR use.
The public may IcsD assured there is 10 dan
ger in the applisatiollef this remedy, uoqs 81
Sold by BRowN s. Co. Joli't; aud W. s.
MyERs, Lockport,
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81 y DgIEka 81 ssssnI
IW3A5 3 q ISL
And Vegetable Tonic and Restorative
,uo sfaau hs Bttter,sr -e.srg uI.

:
7ua siA..u ha Bittersr-e u.s..
~ RE acknowledged by the hundreds and thou
N sands who are using them, to be not only
The mos mill and pleasan; in their operation, but
the nost perfectly iAnocent, safe, ana efficient
medicines eyeT offeredefo the pabiics, Those ho
oace make Atrial of these pills and bilers, never
afteTw ards feel wiliIs to be WITHOUT them, wnich
is snfi eient. proof Of their good QUALITIES 81.
In the South, where Silioass disorders re so
prevalent, these medicines .annuaily3 save Ihou-
sands Of lives. They are known wherever, the
MEDICAL art is praciiscd, abroad as well as al
home; but the South especially has been the
grand field of their ridi1ph, and though free Ient
attempts have beenauade. to supercede them, by
persons whose experience should have reslraineti
them from tamparing with human life, Spencer,s
pills re nam as heretofore, ths poFa1aT medicine
al the south and west. 1t seems Indeed, as if ey.
cry attempt striyalshp only served TO enhance
theif reputation, 10 increase the vast demand
which has compelled the proprietor 10 double the
capacity OF his establishment, 10 ordl ! to afford
he reqdisise sufriy. si'fHe Science, however ig-
norance and cupdiD nav as=nil its inventions,
Will Curry the day at last; and for this reason, the
medicines of DR.. Spencer being the result Of phil
osophical research and .dnie ersally acknowledged
me'lIcal skill, will flaiptap their position in The
pubic favor, as long disease exists, and hLalth
is considered biassil g.
- In ali diseases oftne liver s'ouach and intes
tines, psncer's pills and biters are lac ONLY reli
able PREPARATION Tkey clense The system OF is
lmE urltes, give strength and tone TO all me ma
cdInery OF digestion, promote healthy secreiIohs4
prifySthe blooa, cure dyspepsia and bilI"ds COM
plants of every i"rRs and character, and, as a
mild yets earcbing cathartic. these pilsare admit
ted by the. profession tn have no competitor m
| the whole range of medical science.-o - isa
Pills 25ets-per- box:-Bitters 5 per bottlc.-
Sold by Bsowy & Co, joliet; aidl W- ).
MyEhs, Lockport.
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Wanted.
T.AEEOREVGg

E9S ,Mattern would iifoI m the 7citizens of
Il SJoiiet and vicinity, that he has ope ned his
shop on9 door sot'ha Of Duncan's Store, whore he
VIII De happy to aceom@a olate his old CUSTOM
ers, and the publies geaefalIy, with w1Tk on
short i'et'ee.- Fotke ynmg men of,his place
he would say, tllatlio sndeavnrs u; ll4be waning
on his iIartto peasa the most fastidious taste
and IN all cases a fl wiiIb warranted. 3 gwT'
lie las just received the latest PARIS aud
NEW YORK Fashions, which will enable him
70 DO ms work in strict conformity wi4i, the pre-.
Vaibng iashinns and taste of the day. .ta7t-l
.a4S~T-CU done on shirt notice. and
warranted to ht.lf properly made up. sssa'l
Joliet, Dec i. ISa6 -. q = .-.---.-.E -.