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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
7NAssag-.treet-Soglee IL hereby given 10 he rels
tive. add Of KID Of EPHRAiM TERRiLL Otherwise
called EPHRAlM NJ TERRlaL. deceas.d, sEd who Is
alleged have did intesLsir, that snsl apply 10 The
sanogkss Of me Clay and County Of He~YosK for Let
u AiminsusOn tbs ATE Of Toe said ntess.ie,
the Sgh cay u jay Al ten O'CLOCK 10 u. forenoon
Ds.-d N---YOfk, Juns IS, 1871. JAMES ;. THAYER,
els lax4E Puzzle AdmiuisgrslOr
DUBLIC NOTICE s hereby slgsa Lhsl petition b.s
Il been presented In The Board u Aldermen " bssea
constructed In William street, from John-sueet 10
and 10 ccunsct with he sewer 10 Aacensoe All per-
Interested IN the shove proportion having ob-cions
he desired present ucm N wriung 10 he
zndersisned bis once No Hall OF Records, 90 Or be-
iofe TIE 2olh day % Juoe, insL
MARTIN Z THOMPSON, Street Commissioner
Street Commandments Ofhce, June 10, 1871. les i0t
NUTICE-In parsasnce " an order Of Tho Surrogate q
Vine CoanIy % RehmOnt-So1ce hereby given 70 o.!
persons OK against the estate al Joha Tolter
las Of OF West-c, 10 the ssid Couoly dseeas
ed present he ~ih The vouchers IN support there
Of lbs SUBSCRIBER 81 his resdenes Rossvie In West
t.d, before he ffssoh day 81 December next
Dated June ;, lsf7.
10 iswsn- ISRAEL OAKLEY, Execatos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

ITO GARPtNTkk-.-S@zed proposals. Will be re-
ceyed ~ the Office u Superintendent u Buildings, No
10 Ez.ret until Tu-sdsY h@ .Jh Jaw Of June Instant,
a. " O'Clock noon for at-r4Ols " be made 10 he Office
Of County { erk. lChy HALL
Plans and specification " The wOsk may he seen
plicsuou JOB L. Black, supt of buhdinss
Oac. SqpL Of Buildings, June Is 1917. eA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

DUBIIC ADNISI.TRATOR'sO niee, No. Sss.
ss.Nolr. 4, hereby siy-n The relatives and n-xi
ofkin JAMES BERGAS osss flrrl.nd deceased and
h Il alleged 10 have died larsate nsl ga. sppy "
The s4rrogst. a HI, Cay and County VI Se~-forA of
.S.e. OF upOs the estate " he sad lntes
on 9Th day 81 jane nex Al 80 0cock 70 NE lore
nom D.ted Ss~-YOrE May =, l3f7.
JAMES 8 THAYEK, Puhlic Administrator.
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
farms for Sale.

n FOR sALK-A small Farm, beautifully situated
within hflesn minutes wslk Of Inc Railroad D6pot 81
RAhw.y sl.ts Of Eew.J.fssy. The land 1. very
good bulldogs and fences mostly new sne me wn9ls "a
hn- Orcer FOR particulars inquire Of j. r. MADDEN,
965I p ,d..y or At rs LAarea. ct n Y. j-25 Am
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

ha.sslsl-Notce = hereby given " the relatives and
next n Ain " NICHOLAS Az 5REY, native OF France,
lse u he CHS u NewYOrk dece.sed and DO 10 alleged
have died ni-sAts that shall apply me s9fros ave
q Inc c. snd County Of New Yoh for etIers OF Al minis
Islo1 Upon the Of sale inesae 90 ne - Gay
ofJay Eext t-a O'Clock IN The forsnoon-Dssa new
Yofk, June =, l5f7. JAMES D IhA1Eh,
ia Huh Atmfn1slratOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

- FOH .4Ik OK IEasE-Th- -IexanI b each.
~. ing Oycins and CsIeuderins establishment 81 Pat.
rrsou. New ysrsry Known az the - Wssbinglon
Bleach WoIks' The buildings ADD machinery are 10
complete order, ready for mmecisl. operation.
FOR Information respecting lhe condition snd character
81 Ihe works application msy he made IN
THOMAS ROGERS, ESQ AZ Wal o. NevYork,
JOHN d. PRINCE, ksq Practical Blesrher, Dyer and
Prntrr tfrm II Piumm-r Pfincs,) or 10
JAMES SHEPHERD, ON The premises je22 2w'
N FOX skLE-The residence of Thomas Wight
deeessed with farm, 100 sores Of lanj, situated IN
Coipmbis County, . miles from City - HadsCo. This
above Is very desirable place aid wil Sc sold low For
farther particular. zee Journal u Commerce. or sPPy 70
SARAH A. WRIGHT on Tho pr nises or ~ WILLIAM
WRIGHT, 249 Pesr-.L SAMUEL THOMPSON. rs
P-arisf mySl Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26
Fa1AyERN AM hNCI~t LICkN-E NOTICE.

l A. ezra meeting u the Comn'sloner' OF sAel,s OF
each ard viii be held At The Mayors once Oly hau
without license after that dine Vii Be proceeded sgsnsi
aecordtog to law Tavern Excise licenses ~t here
fore be issued Al the Mayors Once b@twe-n he hours
no " ADD O'Clock NJ. ca of The days prescribed
a. follows for each respective WAC w
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

~ Pleas ~<a1a IA DATE Of ia L.a sAsA f.sy
49,, .s,-v,t.,x LADIES' LIST
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RossRr cHIswELL. Aaeropser.
Paterson, June N ls47. j-22 SOth

7 TUT
q. fer for ssle The Tsngoa Tsnn-ry" situated In The
Town " ~srsng, Ulster county, N. formerly
belonging 10 Edmund busn, Fec deceased. Thisf.ct0fy
contains nesry l walls and tao 20 900 side. of esther
snrum IL 10 IN good order having been thoroughly
oyefhaulet sud pat IN repair within Two years
e-nss ~ es9 II can be- put into operation immediately
there shout oo eOrds ~ Das drs~n and piled
shch viii be sod win the prop@rty and plentiful cup
ply cbtsoei for many years in the mmrtis,s vi
cnity, tow prices.
TIL. property presents great advantages any who
desires the Tanning business The distance 10
The Delaware and Hudson csss l-ss thsn nine miles
and Il Is only thirty miles the New York and gre Rail
road. which access may be bad TO New. York ell
ofth- year II will b. sold very low Inc
Of payment will be nisde Satisfactory The properly be
and examined ~ any Time by catg on Ben amin c.
Hoorubeck, ESQ NWswnsiog, who viii show ih- boun-
dzes &c. AM farther Information may be Obtained from
NJ Thomas Small, forry-sL New-York, from Tho sub
scrib-rs al Kingston AUGU sTUs n. BRUYN,
JAMES c. FORSYTH.
Kingston, Ulster co. N. Y. May IS. ls47.
% ON A -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

fsil. I'd I'D
fiii-ugya Cssiner
'oge ey, Mons
1ermyleys D c
Snce Henry
rse, l'a.c VI
7 neeul. Col
'al-niine. J {
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Al Ousee, Chas
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f.rsnckley, John
ysnmeter, Abrsm
'sn Keer-n, ed
ian RensalrG I
IAN : yea, " A
ian " ick. A II q
ION sLzden
John
Nals-r. Ludwig
Walsh, John
NaicoIt VIM d
Vsl.h Or Hugh
Nsls. Jau-s &
VAiizee, Edmund
Wakefield c
Wales. Frederick
gzhon, Henry
Niar. Mr.
Vaes, salem n
V.-.~orIn, J
warren c
v.liOnErkJOu 80.
vaton JOnn
Vard, Thomas
Ward Jan -
Ward. PsIrics
waters, John
Jhnh
Warner. Geo w
vsr1. Thomzs
yaiieD, Aty
watson. John
Yard. James
warren, J0ha
vzrd-r, Tiny Jas
Ward. Nichnel
Daniel
\ ard. J1m-s X
Varn-r. Wa II
Ward H-Ery D A
v1nbgrl Geo
\ cha, J W
Yeast, AlOnzo
Amid
N-lch. An.h0ny
Wheeler. Richard
Nrbher. Dr. A
Neis, Richard B
Weed. JOIN H.
Wells Am0sG
\ ed, TtosA
Wells. Va hslle.h
Wheeler, n O
N-lrck. " II
V-llini, Henry -
Vecerind. = W c
Neinore josiah
yhlrner, Daniel
Weston Hon Roe
well
N-,.nn Sanders
D.2
NfsJu, James
Al ians.J -rm'aB
Niisins Wm
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Nunsir.RaosonB
Siln sns CnasT
wilson, Henry
Wight Mr. Du-
snesl
NIlsco z Al
Nud, W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

.oner notice 10 hereby given that an attachment hss
.sred against the Of Ethan Paul nou-rr-lden
debtor and that the will be sold for he payment OF
his debts unless he appear ana discharge such attachment
according % law within nine moaths from mo hrst puh
cation Of this notice and that the payment OF any debs
due % him by residents OF his state and me delivery 10
him. his Of properly within the stae belong
ing % him and the transfer of any such properly oy MN
are forbidden by sw, and are void ,,.e,,.., .,
U f,r Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

- ~ALE-A farm OF W acres IN We lo"n OF
- MamsrOuecs Weslcbesier Co. on ne Boston pos
road p miles from New-Y0rk, 2 mites from the VII.
lsge Of New Rochelle, where steamboat uos daily, spd
I mile from Msmsronsck, VI mile from The Neville
and NeS YOfk Railroad, which will BE- open let Au
gust 1919 ~ 500 can remsin on bond and gaze, n
required. Inquire Of Tho proprietor, ABM. PRINCE
10 premises or J. PALMER, 81 Duane st.
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

by ORDER Of Thomas J. Oakley. ESQUIRE, one OF
ID The Justices u the superior Cour ~ the Cy OF View
York Notice 10 hereby given pursuant 10 me provisions
OF the statute authorizing Attachments ssans asconilns
or concealed debtors that Attachment mas issued sgsns,
the estate u WILLIAM GHEENbR sod JACheON
n FRYE Ate re.id-rfs OF This St.te and that The
will be sold for The payment % their deDt unless thry
appear aud discharge such attachment according 10 s"
within three month. from The first publication u this no.
ice aud that payment Of auy debts due TO them ny
person. residing within ibis Sae snd Tho delivery 10 them
r fr heir Use Of any properly within ibis State belong
m 10 them and the transfer of any such properly by them
~ rure 1871 CHAS KENDRICk,
isst.yyQ, af,ornev for Attarhins creditor 81 " ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

ORDER of Robert W. Livingston, Supreme Cour'
ID COMMITS siOuer notice hereby given that Al staeh
@ut has Issued against the % Israel DsyY and -
CushmAn u the state ~ Vermont nonresident debtors 90
due proof msfe the said pursuant 10 the
directions Of the statute concerning attachments sgsns.
Ascending concealed or nonresident debtors and maj
he .ae viii he sold for the payment Of their debts an ess
the said Israel Dsvy and A. ; Cushmsn spp.sr snd JUS
charge such attachment according 10 law wilnn nlno
months from the 6rst publication n this nouce and maj the
payment Of any dehts and The delivery OF any foper
longing N said debtors them FOR their use, ana me
transfer Of any property by them for any purpose ~nnt
ever are forbidden by law and are yoid-Dsird 1n -e
1890. r % iLtn' ~ 'ots
h iavom Attorney FOR Attaching Credros.
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hen vixen applying Tor renewal
-91' THOMAS =. PEERS, First M.rshsl
MAYORS Once, June p, Sf7. IN Jyi6
CORPORATION NOrICE-sSls Of Corporation
Y Prooeny-At public suction On Tuesdsy, Tho I'd day
Of lure inst A. 70 O'Clock. noon, 81 The Merchants tx
change under The direction OF lhs Controller,
uton OF ths Common Council approved April p, 1871,
the following described properly will be offered Tor ssle.
h two story brick engine house ard lot the north side
OF Delaney between Aen-stre and Orchard street. be
isg feet front and by - feet IN depth Terms OF
sale 10 pei Of the purchase and expenses Of
sale b. paid The Cont oler tho day Of sale, the
balance per he delivery Of the deeds within
% dAys thereafter JOHN EVEN, COsuOller
Controllers Ofi-e, June 10. l841 l-iL tcS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-26

Worcester. Mas. June q, 1871 le25 Jy3
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-07

course not under parole at the time they
lett Mexico. Mr. Kendall's letters men.
ton ton an affair between Capt. Ruff of the
Rlfies. and his command, with Mexican
guerrilla party, in which the latter was
entirely routed. He also speaks of the
death of Lieut. Hill, Of tie % dragons
and DIR. Hammer, OF the South Carolina
regiment.
The train which left Vera Cruz on the
evening ofthe 9th inst, was attacked
about "a miles from Vera Cruz; indeed,
attacks commenced shortly after leaving
that city. The escort to the train was
under the command of Col. Lally of the
9th infantry, Col. Wilson being down
with the yellow fever. Lieut.. Giout of
the Louisiana battalion died at Vera Cruz
on the 9th inst.
The Spanish Minister resident in Mex.
leo is expected in Vera Cruz about the
18th inst, on his way TO Spain.
THREE DAYS LATER.-ArrirdI of the
Alabama. Quite the most important
news by this arrival is the return of Gen.
Paroles to Mexico. At last accounts he
was in Paris. He reached Vera Cruz on
the 4 9th inst, in the English royal mail
steamer Frevlot, under an assumed name.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-07
The New Constitution.

We refer our readers to the Consti.
tuition which the convention have a.
greed upon for this state, which will no
doubt be read with interest by all. We
have not examined it as closely as we de.
sire, but there are many good points in it.
but from the slight examination that
we have made of it, we are not prepared
to say much in relation to the policy of its
adoption, but there are points in it which
are Objectionable, but under the circum-
stances, whether it could be bettered is
quite doubtful. In most respects this
constitution is certainly superior to the
one which we are now governed by.
Afterthe people have examined it which
they will do undoubtedly, they will be
able to decide which they prefer We
shall review this matter in future num-
Der and endeavor to say more in relation
to this question
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-07
CLOTH RESSTNG.

Done on r3asonable terms and at short notice.
None butthe best workmen will ne employed
Any person going 10 Chicago, from the central
or southern part of the Stale, will pass by this
town, and all the subscriber wishes, to ensure a
continuance OF patronage, is to once have man
patronze him. Woolcau be sent By water up the
illinois river, directed to j A. Maueson, Joliet,
VIII CO., to the care of Mr. Abrams, Peru, III
and it will be forwarded, where cloth will be put
up IN neat and safe mInner. according to the
above terms and sent in return to any part of the
State, without troubling the owners to accompany
it. ]. A. MA FTESON
N. b. Persons coming from distance with
quantity of Noolto be carded or ma nufactured
if obliged to stay over night, shall be to no eS
pense. ]. A, NJ.
Joliet, March Odd, I847.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-07
JOLIET SIGNAL.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER , 1917,
Deaf In of the Hon siIas VyVight.
JOLIET Ill

This distinguished statesman and man,
died at his residence in Canton, N. Y. ON
the 9th ult, of an apoplectic fit. He was
but 81 years old athis death. but he had
the confidence of his fellow citizens to
such adegree that he had filed the high.
est offices in his native state, besides
fl Hing the important station OF senator of
the United States Congress for a num-
Der years.
In all of the elevated stations which he
has filed, his mind, directed 10y motives
pure and lofty has left volume of prac-
teal wisdom and usefulness. His firm
ness in maintaining the rights of his
countrymen, has left an impression in
their hearts which time cannot efface.
The entire union will mourn the death of
this great nan, and especially the party
TO which he belonged.
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MARaEAL.a aA1H.

u. ;. Circuit CoURT-ExEcuTIoN No. 1859.
DY VIRTUE ola Writ of fl ia, TO me dwee-
ID ted from the United States Circuit Cou,s
for the District of Illinois, in favor Of Jsha and
Waiter Lockwood, and against Elizabeth Sheriff
widow, and Abraham B. Sheriff, Admir- of Will
liam Sheriff deceased, and heir-at.law, &c.
shall expose TO pubc sale vail thst certain lot of
ground, marked No. CD three. in Block No (2)
Two, in East Juliet, VIII Co. Ills, ON tie 6th
day Of September, at the Court Horse door Of
said county. to the highest aud best bidder for
ready money.
SALE to commence between the hours Of o'-
clock A NJ, and sun set Of said day
Datedlhis Both day of July, D 1871.
SH ANDERSON u S Marshsf
By VANBERGER, Dept. District of Illinois,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-07
From The N. o. Plcayune.
LATE FROM VERA CRUZ.
EsegEsisy important FROM the
Sect OF BYdEs..

AzCS kSEs9 ERAGkSOFEfSREG EFO1s1 EEeC
SetsE or Byags..
ARRIVAL oFGEN PAREDEs AT VERA CRUZ
HIS ESCAPE INTO THE INTERIOR.
Gen. SCOTS Mocements--E Escape of Maj.
Gaines and Midshipman Rogers-En-
counter Of a train nth the Guerrillas
-Deaihs Of Adj. Guiot, Lieut.. Hill
and DR.. Hammer Pierce'S ar
rioaI al Pucbla, dc.
The steamship Galveston, Capt HRv-
ailand, arrived at New Orleans on the
10th ult., from Vera Cruz, having touched
at Tampico, Brazos and Galveston. She
left Vera Cruz on the 18th ult.
Gen. Scott was still at Puebla on the
9th, but the army was to take up the line
of march the next day for the city of Mex
leo. Gen. Twigg's division leaving on
the 7th, Gen. Quitlnan's on The 9Th, Gen
Worth's on the 9th, and Gen. Pillows on
the 10Th. Cold Childs remains in COM
mand at Puebla.
Gen. Pierce arrived at PuebIa on the
9th. He lost not single man on his
march, notwithstanding another severe
battle with the guerriIlas.'
The most agreeable news by this arri-
val is the escape of Major Gaines and
Passed Midshipman Rogers from the city
of Mexico, and there safe arrival at Gen.
SCOTS headquarters. They were Of
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TO FAR MERS
JOLIET
WOOAlen Factory.

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
ASSORTMENT OF cloth ofhis own manufacture which
he proposes to exch9nge for wool. He viii give
one yard Of good heavy cloth for two and haf
pounds of good clean wool of the same quality ;
OF he will work wool upon shares asfollows: give
one hall the cloth the wool makes by receiving
eight cts per yard from the customer upon his
half, or all that the wool makes by receiving thir-
ty-eight cents pei yard for manufacturing. He
will Observation-Disclosures forcustomers LANKETS
JEANS, 81 FLANNEL, as we'll as SAIL
NETT & FULLCLOTH.
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[ Schedule continued in our neat


We received copy of the Constitution
Purporting to be adopted blythe convention,
and part had gone to press, some slight
amendments having been made afterwards
we give them as follows. Article 8
Sec. Z was stricken out aud the following
was inserted.
Sec. 7. No person elected to the gen
eral assembly shall receive any civil ap-
pointment within this state. or to the sen
ate of the United States, from the COVER
nor. the governor and senate, of the gen.
eTal assembly, during the term for which
ne shall have been elected; and all such
appointments,an and all votes given for any
such office or appointment, shall be void;
nor shall any member of the general as.
sembly be interested, either direct
ly or indirectly, in any contract
with the state or any county thereof, au.
thorized by any law passed during the
time for which he shall have been elected,
or during one year after the expiration
thereof
And in the same Article Sec. 81 should
read.-
The general assembly shall direct by
law in what manner suits may be brought
against the state.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-07

Col. Fremont arrived at St Louis on
the goth ult., on his way to Washington,
to answer certain charges made against
him y Gen. Kearny who was also in St.
Louis on his way to the same place.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-07

GIVE have the pleasere of announo-
ing that our delegates have returned from
the convention in good health, and we
are truly gratifed to see that their ser.
vices are duly appreciated by the people.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-07

YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANS
This fatal disease is still raging in that
city. The deaths average about As day
at last accounts.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-07
FyFCTJTORS, NOTCE-

a LII PERSONS having claims against the
IA Estate of john Kyrk, late of Iroquois coun-
~. deceased, are hereby notified to present the
same TO the Probate Court in and for said county.
on the first Monday OF October next, for adjust.
ment. And all pefsoas Indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate payment 70 ,l,e
undersigned THOMAS M. PANtsI,ARN
W LILLIAN KYRK.
August I'd 1917.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-07

On the 9th of August of quick con.
sumption at Kankakee, REBEccA KERR
consort ofDr. Robert Kerr, aged 4a'years
Z months and % days.
Mrs. Kerr was beloved by all who had
the pleasure of her acquaintance, such
was the sweetness of her disposition,
her accomplished manners, and christian
spirit. In all the relation of life she was
found faithful dutiful an afiectionate
wife. She has left a family and large
circle of friends by whom her loss is sin.
eerly lamented
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-07
b. For the Information Of Strangers.

DERSONs wishing TO find their Town Lot:
D. or Lands; or wishing to purchass Govern.
nent Lands, will please call on j. Woolley Jr.
in Joliet, nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern, where
particular descriptions of Lands or Towa Lots
can be given by thu subscriber for the Counties of
Cook, VIII, lroquois, Grundy, Kendall, and La
Sale, and he has on hand maps, true copy of
Record. in nearly all fhes counties.
JEDDIAH WOOLLEY, Jr.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-07

Gov Dom, of Rhode Island, died late
ly at his residence in Providence.
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DRUGS & MaDIC1NEs.
Paints, Oik, V'NIaeisEa. SC

THE Subscriber woald take
~ this opportunity 10 inform the in-
E-IsA habitants Of Joliet and the public
50 generally, thathe has now on hand
~ at the old est lblishment Of Brown
sd 81 Co., one door north of II. C..
Duncun's Store, ge leral assort-
g. mentof DRUGs. MEDICINES, PANTS
OH, VARvIsH, &c, and as hs is
making constant additions to his Stoch, and spares
no pains in selecting articles of I very best
quality, and at the lowest possible rate for which
goods can be bought fol cash, lie ia enabled to Of
fer no small inducements TO all those wishing rs
purchase articles in his line, which will be sold at
the lowest cash price for ready pay. Persons re-
siding at distance, by sending their orders to me,
can rely upon receiving good articles and II as
low price as il they were present themselves.
j. III. BROWN.
P. ST. have on hand an excellant Bilious
Pill, for family, use, manufactured by myself, and
put up in boxes containing eighteen Pills each =
Price Ia cents. J.HR
Joliet, June %, I847.
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TOT the signal.
MEssRs EDITORS.
/ wonder if Compilation voted with
his party on that question after his '.fresh
arrival at Springfield or did he have the
isfortane TO dodge that as well as many
other important questions while ruraliz-
ing ''for season" just after the Angus,
election.
JAKE UTICA.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-07
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Kankakee, August 81.