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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-28
Th. reason why Mrs. Piper didn't
clean IIer iron pot.

Mrs Piper had been blessed with every
domestic advantage, her mother was a
nea', nrdr,!y woman in all her household
alTdus, but this was all Dor to our
heroine. She was always in favor Of
making good show, but with as little
labor Hs possible her lack Of neaine s.
was not known, until she became Mrs
Piper, aud had house OF her own over
which 10 be iDisiiess. She was very
desi,ous of having her work completed
before her nelghbors, (she was the wife
of farmer aud she succeeded So well,
that she was called uncoinmonly smart,
md many were The compliments friend
Piper had, concerning his happy selec-
ton OF II companion. .1ppareniiy every
thing was III strict keeping with what
we call good housekeeping. Let what
would come she would always be dressed
and seated ul her sewing at two O'clock
every afternoon.
Truth always will come out-Fame
is all moonshine, as every body knows
Mrs Piper had been married about p
year, when an old lady, who had worked
great deal for the mother of Mrs. Piper
thought she would visit her young friend
aud sprud day 1t was her first visit,
still she felt perfectly at home, she was
SO wei! acquainted with Mrs. Plper-as
matter Of course she ielt like looking
round the house and seeing how many
things Dlrs. Piper had ; she took peep
into one closet, that looked so, 1t excited
her curiosity to see further, she looked
into every nook and corner, and ended
with a right honest turnover among The
kitchen utensils; with groun and IA sig h
she said to herself what credit does her
mother get for all the pains she has taken
with A--p
But o, the iron pot, what a reservoir
for pork and beef A! ] cannot tell
wba, the old lady said, but know Mrs
Piper's answer Il don't nerer clean my
Dm pot, bccouse 1 use ii so otien, II is
no use in spending time washuig pots,
kehles and pans tkat zoe use erery day'I
Now did you ever hear a more honest
reason ,-OHre Branch.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-28

Neppoyt-R. J. TAYLOR.
Bristoi-S. w. BRIGGS.
Providence CHASE & DODGE,
S,oansey-JOHN X. WOOD.
Fall Rirer-E. ). CHASE.
Ne,o Bedford-E. THORNTON & SON.
And by the dealers in Medicine generally.
An IS
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and in lact every kind OF eruption and dls6gure.
ment Read these certificates
From the New Orleans Sentinel, Oct, lSIi
One of our subscribers, Mr.. H. Leonard iu
forms us that he has been cured OF old, scaly
Salt Rheum, of eighteen years standing on his
heard, fingers, and hands by a cake OF an arli-
Gle much advertised lately-we speak of Jones
Italian Chemical Soap. lie also informs US
that he has tried its effects on his female slave
Rose, much marked with sun spots and he
found in two weeks her skin much clearer and
whileT.
James Ethan, painter, in jersey City, was
cured of carbuncles and pinpleS, which he was
afflicted with for many years, by part Of cake
Of Jones Italian Chemical Soap.
Persons in purchasing this must always ask
for JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP ;
and perhaps, as many who have been cheated
with codnterfeits, will be too much discouraged
to try the genuine, we say to such, ;ry this once
you will not regret II But always see that
the name of L. JONES is on the wrapper.
Sold in New York at 50 Chatham street,
Sign OF the American Eagle.
Also in Newport, by r. TAYLOR.
PRICE so CENTS 4 CAKE.
y'y Full directions for use accompany each
cake Of Jones' Soap.
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l2f, ThaSses-sfreei.
Confectionery & RestOrateur.

l2f, Thasses-streei.
Confectionery 4 RestOrateur.
VNliE subscriber would respectfully give no
Il tice TO his friends in Newport, and TO those
who sojourn here through the summer months,
that he has removedto l24, Thames street, where
he is now prepared to furnish
Confectionery, Fruit Cakes,
Pastry, &C. &C.
He has rooms furnished to serve up ICE
CREAMS, SUPPERS, OYSTERS, GAME.
MEATS. &c
Ladies and Gentlemen who may call at this
Establishment will find their visits agreeable, as
the subscriber intends to spare no pains on his
part to suit the taste OF all who may be pleased
10 call
Blanchmange, Charlotte de Ruse, Calves
feet Jelly,-made al short notice.
Families can be supplied with any OF The
above articles at their residences. BAKING
also done for families.
PRESERVES put up in the best siye-all orders
will be met punctually.
A share OF The public patronage is respect
fu .ly solicited. ISAAC RICE.
Newport April %, lS47.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-28

NANDS', Bulls. Carpenters, Browns anS
- Townsends Extracts of Sarsaparilla, al
X. Il. HAZARDS,
near the Court House.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-28
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,

IN CURING
Pjmpes, BioteheS, Salt Rheum, Scurrx Ery-
spieias, Sore Heads, old Sores, Bsard and
Barber's Itch, ChapPed md Teadcr
HeSh, FrcckleS, Tan, SunburR,and
rh0Rging dark Sunburn or
le,ioV Skin TO puye
ctean rhue, as
SmOOM and
soft as
INFANTS
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Dr., Town,cnd's sar,aparilla is no less sue.
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.ferpoyt-R. J. TAYLOR.
BristOi-S. w. BRIGGS.
PrOridence-CHASE a. DODGE.
Sransey-JOHN X. WOOD.
FdH Rrer-E. >. CHASE.
.Nep Bedtord-E. THORNTON a. son
And by the dealers in Medicine generally.
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THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN DECEIVED
WITH
Mock Pretended Hair PrepR ra-
tiOns

Mr. Abraham Vanderbeck, Of 90 Avenue ID,
New York, certi6es that his head was entirely
bald on the tor, and by the use OF two 3s bot
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

tracts in 27 nr4 W containing in all 200 mort
gagged by Randolph Beary; loau Interest &c, $3.50 80.
The north half Of n or of sec 6. % contain
ing by original plat and survey n BY
serving 1893 morgsge BY Van MCulOeh; loan, in
sc, S45l OF.
The n W or Of the n W or of sec 81, 20 n W. lying
in White county; also the qT Of the Or Of sec 10,
20 n, W, Carroll county; mogaged by John Phillips;
loan, interest sc, 1922 g.
Of or Of n, D w-alsO the Or Of or
of sec H. and The q Of q and half Of Or If
sec 90 2S n, morlgaged by James e. Brown; for
feed and sold by certificate 20 Lively; loan, interest
&c. S6Sl p
The " half of n or of sec 49, &c n. w-alsO the
Or of n Or of 10, &c mortgaged by Isaac
ter; Loan interest SC, $3.50 IS.
The half Of the n or and half Of the n Or Of
Sc % of range west-60 also the half Of the
or of sec 80 IS Of wesl-SO acres: mOTigaged
by Jacob Meyer; loan, interest sc. sS67 So
! The Or Of a. of sec H. 20 D w-also the W
half of W or of sec T. 20 w-also The half Of
W ar Of sec 26 3w-94 mOrtgsged by Krnton
& Beezy; loan interest sc, 1896 80
The half Of the W a Of sec 81 q n, S~-also
morrgged by James Pake forfeited and sold by certificate
to Jonathan Harbolt; loan interest sc, S404 IL
The fr Of 3, 90 va l5-lOO acres; also
the half Of o. Of A. 20 n W, except fraction
conveyed Robt RoIOck mOgged by Joseph RothTockI
loan interest &c, 1898 81.
Lots Nos and in sec s. 81 n, w-lO4 29lOO acres
motgaged by Thompson Crosse forfeited and sold b. ceIt-
cate TO E. aud w. Sneethen; uan interest &c S276 80.
The north half Of 50, p n, ", containing 800
acres OF Iehsy
est sc, S5l2 10.
The west fractional quarter of SC s. &c W.
containing l57 92lOO acres; mogaged by Nm M kenioB;
loan interest Sc S597.
of The otgaged premises in each case as will
pay PRINCIPAL damages and COSTS will first be
Offered for cash. and hee be 10 bid fo cash, the
premises be bid in or the State. thought BEST and be
Immediately rred foE sale on credit Of FIVE years with
interest seven per cent. annually IN advance
certificate Of purchase will be gwen TO the purchaser,
pIedcng patent or deed from when full payment
shall made. which shall be forfeited to the Stale with
all paymeAs made thereon for any default OF the payment
of principal interest according TO the Terms OF Sae ano
emile the Sia'e TO resell at any time
Bond will be required # tie purchaser fO payment Of the
purchase aud interest and that waste oil The premises
shall be committed suffered and surety may be also
required in any
By orie Of the Board Of Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund. MORRlSON. President.
Office If Sinking Fund indianapolis, Sept 80, lS4T
Explanation Of the abbreriqtOn an the foregOing NO;
ticee for for west or month"; for south, or fOl
quarter, for seoton fOI township, for range.
l SO II Dec.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
To al whOm II may concern.
llr. MI nHt,,S Liver Pills.
= 3 yzIFsl
ID D ia sgAA IN MsSI
4 lea :

MEsRs KIDD Co. Pittsburgh, Pain The month OF June
received of Dr MLane's Amona Worm Spe
fc Of which ol, wish further supply
frequently packages from
Express and presume IN would b. difficulty forwarding
by this mode Ro hester from Pittsburgh. Yours truly
Rochester, n. Y, Feb. "a, ISf7. POST WILLIS.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail by
KIDD Co. No CO. Wood street Pittsburgh, Pa
N BPurchasers will please be pa ticular and inquire for
ssDr Oother
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
kI(sslE q /! !, "a ].
WI p

MEssRs. J.. ID Express, II
dozen boxes MLANS LIVER PILLS. They selling good
here M generally. Yours &c, f. P. STEDMAN.
Maysrihe. Chatauque Co., Wy, Dec 90. 1871.
Prepared for Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail by
KIDD * Co. No. 90 Wocd-st. Pittsburgh, Pa.
n BPurchases wi please be particular and inquire Tor
"Dr. fLaaes Lirer Pills, and take no other.
More evidence the increasing demand for Dr. MLane LIZ
YER PILLS.
ERIE February 10th, 1917.
MEssRs J. KIDD Co. Pittsburgh, Pa.GentsncOsed you
will find dollars which please place to credit and forward
your Dr. MLGnes Lire Pills" entirely out
Respectfully yours. Sc, CARTER * BROTHER.
Prepared for The Proprietor sold wholesale and retail by j.
KIDD CO., No. 90. Wood street. Piitsbu' gh Pa.
SN BPurchase viii please be particular and inquire for
"Dr lfLaRss Lirer Pills, and lake no other.
To all WhOm Il may
DT. BE'Eane'S Liver Pills.
MEssRs KIDD CoTh is to certify that wife has been
afflicted several years with the following pains periods more
Pain in tie right side about the edge Of the r extend
the right shoulder pain the back part Of the head and
above the right accompanied by weakness loss oil appetite
and almost confined her bed August she s
used three of MLanes Liver Pills" and have now to
that by the these Pills she has been benefited m
ordinary degree Under the Providence OF God she enjoys
good health and able attend the domestic concerns OF
my family JAMES STEWART.
/ Richmond, Jefferson county, Ohio
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail Wy j.
KIDD Co.. No. Co. Wool street, Pitts urgh. Pa
Purchasers will please be particular and inquire for " Dr.
MLANES LIVER PILLS" and else, as there are
other Pills before the public purpOrtng to be Liver Pills.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
Still Later from Kentucky.
DIR. M'E.ANE,S VEsSMEFUGEi

MERs. KIDD Co. Geas-In the month of Ju last Mr.
Merryweahe Of Cincinnati appointed me agent for this place.
tive that prompts me an entire % to ute this letter 70
county generally given the Terugs Of Dr. MLans fair
t1a taer aaes and pronounce to be- ho exception,
worms.
The hga estimation which vemuge is held in this
Agent and viii Ohlise greatly by writing by mail.
your cash price for the yermifuge by the gross ,,r
Prepared iO the Proprietor wholesale BY
KIDD Co, No. 90, Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
NB-Purchasers will please be particular inquire for Dr.
For sale by DAVID cRAIGHEAD Indianapolis; foMIIN.
son BROTHERS insiSna2os J. owSLEI x CO.. Indian
VAWTER Co Vernon, Jennings county; E. P BORKE, Yer
Jennings county, JOHN yAwTER MorgantOwn, Morgan
county THOs MCALIA Bloomington Monroe coanty; JNo.
MCALLA EllOtisvi.le, Monroe county Is 3m
HAVE FOUND A TREASURE.
- Cough, and Chest dehiiating spes
and could not find any relief says the 4sihHae whose dheuy
person bleeding Lungs, day BY
day until he with this invaluable help Would you know its
Sherrnan,s OIOsaOnian.
Or AH- Healing BGlsam.
Is this invaluable treasure during past
months in relieving the above diseases than any oh remedy IN the
aTs len at the oee iSr the Inspection may wish
10 see them. Over
Three Thousand Persons
Have used this remedy in the city Of New York alone since the
ah Of March last and complaint has ever yet been made concern
of unqualified praise aud among The number Of eases which
have been OOsaOnan lOund many OF
The most Astonishing Cures
Onreco Read following and OF doubts concerning
he efficacy of this remedy may be removed
Wiby, 81 E. Whhy, ESQ., residing 1873 West 7th
expected her last disease
oumpve and during her sickness she raised large
quantities Of od. Her Cough ncesant ne weakness and
After the Oiuaonan, Al Healing
BaSam she entirely relieved attending
family about the house where those ho doubt call
aud seeh er ri they ee sufficiently interested.
sickness 339 Madison
Providence r. l. ded by
physicians attended HIN
part and his hnpess They
7bscess erat0a If The Ler and Sra
They could help him, that he
Lungs entirely lie had
NOR in the side opened and discharged hHe pn Of
matter fn the Lungs
persuaded
bottles entirely restored.
We would refer who doubt the authenticity of this Mr.
Iaae LaGgh Nafnk who visited Raymond during
and was familiar with his treatment
A Hundred Cases
Equally unWomng their have been cured ef
fecitmly ~ fhs Remedy
a RLooD?
difficulty
YOU NIGHT BE DO
YOU make 4 of for relief.
Here IL the Remedy.
TONLTNsoS BnoTH:rs, 7geHts al Indianapolis
Anri a. le47. lOD-bm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14
9 q 9 9 6

aThee are great many remedies which viii ak lhe Chsby
their large doses onnine and Mineral frequently the remedy
disease system predsposed than be-
FORE But Seerds Yeg Agns Syrup, which can be had at ws-
only twenty four hours bat by
following the drecfion strictly prevents the disease om returning,
and is perfectly safe fr the youngest infant They
agents for Roges Compound Syrup II Lrrt and Tar, which
many diseased 234w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

BRANDY AND PORT WINE.
THE subscriber has SALE cocnnc Brandy selected from
choice the Boston Custom House, imFoned
which he offers reasonable Aso Pure Po Wine selected
al the time, all Of which he will warrant genuine
hsnd carefully select
ed and warrarted. l09-tf = J. WADE Dneeist-
a LAkGEot superior spanish CigaTs receiFedst
IA n CRAIGHEADs Drug Store.
UAoNNovANs ADVENTURES MEXICO, just received
IL MORRISON < TALBOT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-14

FROM rue STATE OF NEW YORK.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-26

inmate the debate on the Army Bill OF
Saturday.
Mr.. Seaman gave notice Of into ntion &c
bring in a bill TO prevent paupers f..
being exported 10 this cOuntry to.m fofs 6
ports. W
The House went into committee Of til
whole on the army bill and several mem
hers addressed the committee, which then
rose.
Mr.. Benton's bill was then received
from the Senate and passed.
MIR. Kaufman reported bill to incor.
porate the Texas navy with that ofihe U.
States.
MONDAY, Jan. IL, P. NJ.
The cOminitlee OF military affairs re.
ported bill to provide for temporary in
crease ofIhe military force; also bill
anthorlzing the appointment of Lieut..
General. Both these hi Is were made
the special order of'fhnrsday.
The nomination of Mr.. Petrikin, of Pa.
Charge TO Denmark, was confirmed by
the senate.
The Senate went intD executive ses-
sion, and then adjourned.
In THE HOUSE, the bill to increase the
regular army by ten regiments was pas
sed. The vote stood 5 to 45.
Mr.. Boyd then moved a recOnsiIera
ton. Carried, 1877 to 81.
The vote ordering its engrossment for
a third reading was also rec0nsidered.
A motion was made to recommit. Lost.
Sundry amendments, for the most part
nnimportant, were Offered by Mr.. Boyd.
The principal one being to provide for
the disarmament Of the officers end men
at the close of the war. The amend
ments were adopted, and the bill SO a
mehded was again passed by vote Of
III to "a. A motion was made to recon.
slider, but decided by the speaker to be
out of order.
The House then went into committee
of the whole, Mr.. Hopkins in the chair,
and took up the bill to establish terrific
rial government in Oregon.
Several amendments were adopted.
The committee rose, and tie civil and
diplomatic appropriation bill, aud the bill
authorizing a loan and for other purposes
were reported by the committee Of ways
and means.
The bill authorizes loan of $23, 900,
600.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-26
From the st. Louis Rereille.
Seat of War-Still Later.

The New Orleans papers of the 7Ih
| inst, contain contradiction IF the new .
tat Santa Anna had left San Lo.,s Potosi;
he still remains there. Gen. Worth had
intercepted a letter inviting an attack,
but the body ofcavalry which was r,.purt
ed on the SaI;iilo road, was simply il
search offorage.
Gen. Taylor, with all Of his disposa
bic force, again Left Monterey OH the 23I
December, tor Victoria.
Victoria is to be the point for the con.
centraiinn of all the forces oil our army.
Gen. Scott was ~ proceed to Victoria,
or wherever Gen. lay or could he found,
10 confer with him al To the best pan ol
conducting the campaign.
Later New Oceans papPrs-,he til
brings furiler advicPs from the army.
Gen. Wool had joined Gen. Worth al
Saitiio, on the : ID nl' December. Ever,
one feels perfectly easy now, since the
conjunction. Gen. Butler is IN com.
lnand Of not less than 5000 men.
Before nine hours have elapsed, writes
The Monterey correspondent OF the Della,
the DIVISION here will he on the road Ia
Victoria. and morning hui the news Off
defeat Of Blu Ter and Wut wi turn hem
ba"k. think the II CHI back wi | Ie
performed as quick as possible, or as The
condition oflhe men viii allow. In the
meantime, an express will be sent tu
Gen. Qnitman not To remain in Victoria,
but TO mpve down to Tia npico. or Soto La
Marina. The latter place will probably
he the one, as it is within IS leagues,
and Is said here to he pasSable pace
to embark or dlsembark troops. believe
they expect to find provisions there a.
ready landed.
Ii it is true, as the Meyicans alIege.
that Gov. Morales has gone there with
troops. our citizen soldiers may have an
opportunity of reaping fresh larrels, he
fore old Rough and Ready comes up. If
there is a chance for fight, Gen. QUIT
man has ambition enough to jump into il
and he commands the very boys To s.see
him OUT in it. | understand that Col.
Harvey win remain behind for day or
two, aud look about the country in this
vicinity W;th. his dragons he will prob
ly explore the pass leading into the
valley of Guadalupe, and such other aven.
ues as MAJ lead to tins Place, to the south
west. Should the enemy approach the
town in any considerable iorce, as it is
now sail they can do from that direction,
our troops here-about l,O01-wi! go
into the Black For, where there is at
this time $4,000 rounds Of ammunition,
and more being placed in hourly. With
the good well ofwaier. and all tho provi-
sions iaat could be placed there in one
day from the commissary store, and 030
men could remain there until they batter
ed down the town. strong as It is, or drive
from it any force, that might enter il.
In leav;ng Monterey and SaItilln. Gen.
Taylor thinks hoth places secure from the
enemy aud has ordered thnse above 10 fall
back on this place. in case they should
not I've able 10 maintain their ground.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-26

now are comparative independent and dis
connecled5 and as afforlng continuous
navigation Of 10000 miles. and which
when perfected will form most important
connection between the west and the east.
II then alludes to the fact that the General
Government will not improve the river.
that the State cannot do it, and proposes
the chartering of company for which
purpose the Committee proposed a bill.
accompanying the report. The report
will be printed in few days, 3 OJ0 copies
having been ordered, and will | have no
doubt be read with much interest.
Twas pleasedto hear Of the introduce.
ton Of bill into the House for the i'm.
provement Of the Kankaken and Iroqnois
rivers which is jurstly regarded by the
members from their vicinity as mea-
sure of mich Importance to the welfare
and prosperity Of the neighboring coun.
ties.
The bill for those objects in common
with an immense mass of matter which
cumhers the table of the House. has been
ordered to second reading. The atten.
~'O'A NhO Ol IuEDS0r utttfly tL III
charge. will without doubt attend to its
advancement.
the bill introduced in the Senate lin
dting the jurisdiction of Justice of the
Peace to their own Precinct has been
laid on the table.
he reports from the Canal office were
received and laid before the House three
or four days since. In due time they will
be printed. and as they contain matters
of useful information. large number of
copies ought to he furnished for circula.
ton. The information of the most gen
eraI interest is; that the work will cost
some $295 900 less than was estimated
that nearly one halfof the sum requisite
tosiis completion has been already ex
pended and that the entire work will be
fully completed early the comming f Ii.
Yours, X.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-26
High School.

A. MCINTOSH takes pleasure in in.
forming the citizens of Joliet and vicinity
that he will commence the ed term IF
select school on Wednesday the BOD inst.
in East Juliet. His system of instruction
is thorough, simple and practical. Cu'ti-
waiting and developing the mental and
physical faculties of the pupil will he bee
paramount tn ''crainming." Mathematics
will receive particular attention. No eff,
forts will be spared to render the studies
pleasing and the requirements substantial.
'Ess.EfOsa.
Common Branches, $40
Higher do. 400
Joliet Jan. 4, I847
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saAe warming.

All perSonS who are indebted to the m
1ersigned either by note or book account,
are requested to call and settle the same
hef"re the 18th Of February next. If set,
Element of accounts 10 not made rTpvi US
to that time. measures VIII be taken TO en-.
force their collection.
FIRMAN MACK.
Joliet Jan. 26, 1917.
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In this vintage, ON the = Isl ms, by th..
Rev. Mr.. Wa ker. Mr H. $. SvAPP At
i0rney at Law. OF Yankee Settlement, to
Miss MARY tpALTNE BaoDIE ofJo!iet.
The party has our thanks for the excel.
-ient cake which accompanies the above.
notice.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-26
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 21st, ls47,

S1Rs:-The nomination of Col. Charles
0 KEY, as Trustee of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal, in place of Gen. Jacob
Fry, was sent to the Senate this afternoon
and has just been confirmed by vote of
20 to ID. Yours, X.
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EMPORIUM OF CASHIuN!

+ ME Unlers sird be- leave TO inform the
l. citizens ni .i0lirt and virinity that he has
received the PARIS. LONDON. IanT PUlI.N-
Df'filA Fashions. lie is n"w prepared L.
xeruta work in the most :aehinnable It; le.
Si,p-un er the sign az Emporium of Fash
o. BlaJ Street. JoHet H. - Tyr
+ \IC'ITOT,;nN
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.EsyrShMtpS sac.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT ExI ca TON No. 100
BY virtue nf writ of pin. Fl "a for No. 3 !5
10 no directe'', froa the Un;lcd States Circuit
torrt for the District of Illinois, in favor OF FL
lott AdRer. oi Davidson, aud against ilensv &
hubbard and Gu DIN :. Hubbard, have levied
ip''n III following property lying III the County
of w Il-to wit: