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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-24
MAPLE SUGAR.
Best sample Of unrefned Sugar, mot less
ROOTS.

Best acre OF Potatoes, 400
I'd do. 800
best half acre ofPoiatoes, 800
"a do. 200
Juliet signal., 1847-08-10
KATE DARLINGTON
AZ MISS AUGUSTA BROWN.

.
Sir Harry, we will make ihstantI--
Jarvis, order four ofthe prinrest horses to
be saddled, and direct two of the grooms
to PrePars to go with u.s. v .r .5.sffa.
1T would be we'll for US to so arned,'
suggested Sir Harry. 4 know Rodney;
ne is an active fellow, and as brave as a
lion.' ..,s..s--:..,-.,. h. ,......,, .--,l : :, :
where he brave as twenty lions, L
will make him lick the dust, and beg for
mercy!-Come,s Sir Harry; we have no
time to lose. Let us be on the ewingl,l !.
IN five minuets the squire, and the bar.
onet, attended by two stout fI1etE. leaped
into their saddles, and hastily road. of. on
the great northern road. The servants
who witnessed their departure, somehow
forgot to wish their enterprise success. "a
The sun had decended low inthe hor-
lion. vixen carriage, with two outrideis,
arrived at the cottage in the highway, in
tie northern part of Cumberland. lo The
wayfarers entered the house, and ordered
a rePast, during the preparations of which
they occupied aneat little drawing, room.
fronting upon the road This travelling
party consisted of Captain Charles Rod.
ney. Miss Kate Darlington, two Misses
Rodney. and Captain Grant--lhe latter
warm friend of Rodney's.i The ladies
occupied the coach in travelling; and, the
two gentlemen accompanied il on horse
back. hagosfs ,zsr eas,9 ..lE sac,
The Misses RodRey--two lovely sisters
ofthe captain--were equipped in elegant
travelling dresses, of fashionablel make;
but Kate, as well as the two gentlemen,
was In disguise; q ssa gaoY IS au0
Miss Darlington was dressed in male
apparel. She wore a suit of fine black
cloth, made strictly in the lnodesa As il
aware that her tall, majestick figure was
well adapted to such a costume, she ven-
tured upon aclose, bodied, OF dress coat;
and the neatness of its fit might well have
excited the envy Of the beauE., Her hair
was ingeliously dressed, and q grossly
black beaver surmounted her head. The
clerical solemnig Of. her dress was judici-
ously relieved by waistcoat of declicate
DUN cashmere, made siDglebreasted, with
standing collar, and decorated with On
ample row Of fat. mirrof-likel giiE buttons.
A neat diamond pin glitiered among the
crlmP cambFic on her breasI, and a rich
gold sattey.chain. hung suspended across
her Waiss-eoat. Her Disguise was so
complete, that Stranger would notshaye
dreamed she was woman. s Her dress,
in iEe minutest detail, was n excellent
taste. though il must be confessed. +.
would have suited > groom better than 3
bride.
Juliet signal., 1847-08-10
VOLUME S. NUMBER ..

ney, as "ragged and God.forsaken2''
Will not such epithets' cause the 'sOld
Coon" to back off" when their orgart,
thus assails their legitimate offspring.
but they may return, since /" whig meas.
ures are so Popular."o But when were
whig measures popular? Was it vhen
Illinois was foodedHwith paper money:
both foreign and domestic, when the
spirit of speculation was unbounded. when
by the superabundance of baper money.
urged not only individuals, but the State
into unparalleled e&travagance and specu.
lative debauchery? But every road has
an end. So with this whig bank popu.
larity.g There ultima tely came day of
reaction; and how did Illinois riiest if?
Still intoxicated with the siren song of
banking facili ies," she labored hard to
stem the current, but in vain. Hence;
those "dilapidated public works, and scat:
tered materials for rail roads, y that the,
True Democrat" so apiteously bewails.
But "we have NO banks.'s True. Mr..
Democrat, we have no banks; AID what
has been the result of the no bank sys.,
teml The State as well as individualS
have aroused from the morbid drowsiness
produced by the financial dehauch occa-
stoned by this POPULAR banking facili-
ties, and recommended the public works
--haye and are building g sfactories"-ad.
vahced the agricultural interests an hunc
| dred fold, and oil without the intervention
of these popular whig rtteasuhes." Our
exchanges are at this tihns in d better
condition than at any former period.
since Illinois has beeome State, and
probably better than any State in the I'm.
ion; and still "We have no Bsnks'' ut6
regulate the curfency;"- nevertheless
"peace reigns in Warsaw And does
The 4" Frue Democrat" wish to jump out
of the boat, and again bufetthe waves OF
q" Wild Cat" speculations, and those pops
u.aF banking faeilisiesl 7ase Eco.
Juliet signal., 1847-08-10
Copper from Lake Superior,

ltwould seem as if the period had al
length arrived when we were about to re.
ceive substantial returns from the large
sums of money expended on Lake Superi.
OF for the last two years. Welearn from
Col. Sheldon Mcknight, of Sault; who
arrived YESTERDAY, that the house of Tin
ker & Co., of which he is member, have
shipped on the schooner jena now ON her
way down 44 tons of native copper for
the Boston and Pittsburg Company, con.
signed to Boston--that there remains at
his warehouse at the sSault. ready for
shipment, 80 tons more of the same met.
aL which he will ship so soon as avessel
can getthere. He also informs us that
the Propeller has returned to Eagle Rivei
tor about 20 tons more, which isa on the
Lake ready for. shipment, This copper
is in masses weighing from 500 to 5000
lbs. and is Of the very richest quality OF
native copper, and is worth lin Boston
$4OO per ton. Thus he'receipis of this
company forthe next SO days will repay
about $4,000 fthe expenditures. -
From the mine we learn, that they are
->S'SStese5 iftt1t1OtSS ddSScS Vi uotlV0 COpp0Tp
and that the great difficulty consists in
cutting up the masses into small pieces to
enable The shippers to get them on and
off the, vessels. One mass weighing
800 lbs. will be sent to England as a
specimen Of what Yankees can do in
making copper. a. 9-a' eoi e.'i" = 2Ts
From the north shore of Lake Huron,
the Propeller Earl Cathcart hasltaken on
board 250 tons of grey and yellow sui
Phuret of copper, taken from the Bruce
mines, which isfo bes sent to Bal,imoEe
to pc smelted ; This mine is near St.
sJoseph's island within forty rods of the
wharf, is 1Sfeet. wide, and il is said that
800 tons per month Of the ore can be
shipped to market. - Detroit advertiser
There are now in the United States
thirty seven milliOnaof sheep.I sTheseiare
worth on anaaEerege two dollars each,
making seventy four millions of dollars.
And the annual crop Of wool is estimated
at from ninety to one hundred million Ibs.,
and 10 worth forty million dollars; and it
is said that onesosixth of 8 all those are
found in the State of New York,
0F Eastern papers are advertising
Rough and Ready" candles, warranted
net to run.
Juliet signal., 1847-08-10

JOLIET ILLINOIS, AUGUST 10, 1s47s

Kingdoms. Perhaps shall forgive Kate
after all-especially since have discov.
cred that Sir Harry is poor, tnealy.
mouthed son ofIs tinker, who knocks url
der after ride offorty miles or so, over
the finest road in the north country.
IF your daughter unites herself to a
worthy man, she ought to receive your
forgiveness ssszaf lae3 ajiaH a!dtss0'j g
well, well; I shall not bind myself to
forgive the saucy mink; but will think a.
bout it. You mentioned something, sir.
about matrimonial adventure of your
own ;,.efe. t4,.a~ a.,, te ys, 4, -,
As soon as the carriage comes up,
sir, the ceremony will take place. NV
bride is quite a young lady, with dispo.
sition exceedingly eccentric; she is full
ofVagaries, and one ofthem is her. deter.
mination to be married inmale attire
very odd, really f139p 4Gz5a3
"a person with gray hairs, like myself
ought not, perhaps; to think of matrimony.
The affair on hand, however, is one ofthe
family policy; and for reasons not neces.
sary to be recounted, we are compelled
to be married on the wrong side. OF Bor.
DER .........s .,....., ~ II
We'll, well; wish you JOY with all my
heart
The carriage now madeits appe arance,
and the ladies were ushered into the Kule
apartment styled the parlor., The hy.
menial priest being at his post. the cere.
mony suffered no delay. Rodney and
Kate stood up before the bewildered
functionary who at first hesltated to con.
slider Kate an eligible subject for wife.
Squire Darlington was called in to give
away the bride. The complete disguise
OF Kate, the shortness ofthe Squire's Wis.
ions, and the imperfect light in the room,
compinedto to preserve the incognito dur
ing this trying ordeal. The, worthy
Squire performed the important part allot.
ted to him in an admirable manner; and
it was only at the concllison of the rites,
when the functionary made mention of
the name of Charles Rodney and Cath
arine Darlington, that the old gentleman
comprehended the true position of affairs.
will you forgive us, my dear father?'
said Kate, sinking on her knees before
HIM, f.3s.9 9rs .gjdR hts..EH s-msl
Kate, you have joined conspiracy to
make your old father look ridiculous! |
have halfa mind to renounce you forever,
butt ,al Oh E9ls'l--.9, .HagEhEl
'Oh, say that you forgive Iusg' persisted
Kate. =, ...,..i y. ..f..f =. .-..7i r,.,,...,
We'll, well: / forgive you on condition
that you never run away again, and that
you throw away that dandy suit by the
time the honeymoon expires. And you,
sir, Captain Charles, forgive you on
condition that Tlike you after seeing you
with your disguise removed. Meanwhile
we will make ourselves happy 6d Cd
Next morning the whole party returned
to Darlington Hall. The, Squire was
delighted with his son-in- law. Kate is
one of the happiest wives in the world,
and she. carefully preserves her masculine
bridal dress as a memento of the most
blissful day of her life. - o...,ra a., >.
Juliet signal., 1847-08-10
Be Kind to Each 6tksf.

- s.--N'N- - t.--
Be kind 10 each other!
The nights coming On,
When friend and when brother
Perchance may be gone!
Then midst our detection,
How sweet to have earned
The blest recollection
OF kindness--returneR =
When day hath departed
And Memory keeps .gas,l =
Her watch broken. hearted,
Where llshe loy'd sleepsl @
Eet falsekood assaiI not, 's '=--e'.'s.
- Nor envy disprove--a a7asmm.
Let trifes prevail not ai Is e.
Against those ye love!
Nor change with to. o.norrow a g
Should fortune take wing, g
But tthe deeper the sorrow rha .
The closer still cling .s1a.0oI
Oh, be kind to each other! s-irr,a
The nights coming on,
When friend and when brother %,
Peichance may be gone
Juliet signal., 1847-08-10
From the Pike County Sentinel.
BueHa FiSta'g Dead.

j e.
Inthe deep secluded vallies -
Liethe brave and gallant dead, < < Z Z
MID. the rocks DER which they sailed,
They made their final bed. alf
When on Buena Vista's plains,
Death and carnage gathered round, <
SIDE by side those fearless spirits,
In the foremost ranks were found. =
They Of death no terror knew, 6
J" ONWARD" was their rallying cry,
Meet our dark our savage 6esnan, u
Conquer him or nobly die.
Alas! the handof Fate was DER them,
Tho they fought with courage rare,
And their country's rights defended,
Yet they nobly perished :here.
Mothers have you lost rhildq
Dry those tears, the deed is done
That gives them fame and giYes them
glory, ..- .-
Brighter than the noon. day sun. IS -
A lustrious and glowing halo, -
Circles Hardin, Clay, Mckee, - 8
And their deeds of noble daring,
Themes of glory long Shall be. ~
The cause in which ye fighting fell, :
Was for your own loved country's veal,
And future History's page shall tell :
Your gallant acts on Vista's field. - --
There gently rests departed shades, = =
A million tongues your praises swell,
And the Bard in glowing numbers,
Shall yoIr deeds heroic tell.
SGIttLlO, May a15, l847.r I
Juliet signal., 1847-08-10

ed lia ri bns .asfoa alssl sueE azsns
sssa 4ssll saialsaoa1 esa gao6s aasef
asssls II ssnas.-suinisua = ssdmaa sas
aem .aailunsd :som ed 81 bslassnaa7o
Juliet signal., 1847-08-10

ordinary BUSINESS cards per ann. 8 ~
q. No advertisements will be inserted in
this paper unless accompanied by the cash
OF some person personally known TO the
notwithstanding responsible for the same.
!. J, ,6TAll letters addressed to the editors
must be Postpaid, or they will not re-
Juliet signal., 1847-08-10
THE
JOLIET SIGNAL.

gdLss published every Tuesday morning
on ChicagoIstEeet, Joliet, ILL.,. 1o5ae I
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able in advance, or $3.50 if payment is
Sdelayeduntil the end Of the year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, (l2 lines or less,l
one insertion, Sl,
." Each additional } oo-
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Juliet signal., 1847-08-10

o. Eastern papers are advertising
ssRough and Ready" candles, warranted
net to run.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-27

At 81. Josephs Michigan named Clipfell lately
murdered bis father and then shot himself The old
man had offended his son by frequently expostuiatng
with him his habits Of incompetence. The father Is
said to have been 80 yssrsof age, the son 81.
An Indiana paper lately into deep mourning for
the death OF the President,
I. L. Cnngnsn, Of N. c., member eleot 10 The nsrt
Congress, VS. st fhilsdephis on Monday
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u tlemtn, i this win find large rsmen!,
Kind Of boots anu shoe. they may wsns the stock
you saanS M af
ff. u S0S and % .sa will s them
way;ons S.oI above franklin ~ '' ~ .'''
Hrhan's vegetable EisstS'ny. Or internal Remedy 70.
r y
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a. ss &: fssH a1a for @ s y .s: s
The tn.
external, ns:ns sn$ bleeding III ''"'''''"
no matter how Obstinate may BE- or the
may b: d. Thee Sns
IN ITs MOST TEaniSic Asrscr aa ''"'eu
which the ortunse mdisdaas who were made whole have
oh: 81. s
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o the Surgeon had the utmost with bu, the
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derful truths to which hundreds will testify Even if sugi
Il:
pp.ng IN the s.Iems and skaters the be-
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il New York Ph.dephs, Boston and other cities Of the
by any event noted the medical history Of
s these
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familiar and day affair 1t safer for the sufferer
Try BEFORE He scorrs
and procure happiness and renewed lease Of life if he
ss 70 master his judgment,
Of EsfSay ~ the
attacks Of piles modified form The medicine be safe
pear after they have made their sad havoc the rctims
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with not
The DsTREssEs OF MyRIAps
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a. great @ for
CERTAIN AND SPEEDY REMEDY
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bowels. Indigestion and system But my COM
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operations pc formed without any bnefa pet.m;n.d
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pbil,d. E1RA a. DIifgBLE' 1914 Broadway.
vi IN Hsn1M.Ds% SrAoou five years ago afflicted
with ever since and physician. have told my liver
frequent discharges. .hor, since visit to Mas.
81 y:
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Letter from Capt Mclean
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b'' fSsy S.s e .f;1 with
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the most certain euTativ.s ever ak into the syssmnoa
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miscellaneous.

The Iswelry store Of Msssrs N. olmstsA Il Son, New
Haven was broken into on Saturday night, and goods
stolen thsrerom TO the amount Of some "a 600 5000
There wss frcet In the neighborhood Of Ksnneb~e
Me- until the second third week Of the present month
Indian had therefore time 70 rpen before the
stalks killed
Two youngsters, Of fifteen, belonging 10 covingtsu
kentucky, vent out TO fight duel the other day. but
taken back to thcr parents before they had Arsd
thsir FIRST shot.
The sickness at the Gross Isle Quarantine station has
materially abated The services Of two medical sentN-
men, no longer needed, bsve been dispsnssd Win
A meeting Of the hoard sf direetoss Of this hs,se
peahs and Ohio canal ~ be held yes's'dny rnr He
purpses Of taking measures ~ scupists the vorN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-27

S.as a$ H.:
day 2ih Oct, o'clock, with Carriages and Harness. and
will please register Tuesday before five o'clock. they
.,s ne %iaSN oHA 1xHS p as rsss.;''''
s s s ,t . .h I, So; aioetns
lot Of Red BIRDS Of beautiful plumaEe, with great as
see. a, .ss Pearl street bewsen Elm and Centre
sSs psee saa.! ~ :. aa l:9,
- s. Devena better known as RockenbuIghs old .pnd.
The ,ns nearly iss py ss
s w9s e.;s ,oS IA; III and half years and
1reqlAIi inquire On the premises from to M or from
- nc, LET-Po..ession given immediately, a gen
ssl three story House with all the modern mpSGys
oi& t Ssssy ss biSsd~sS s Enquire
- FURNISHED nOOMs TO LET FOR GEN.
1851 ILEMEN-ThIse rooms. newly pa 9tsd and farn;h:
ts stree. w0"'d be let reasonable applied for ss1 g
cM a KARt IhASC I0 !EWELkKsIIn.
E about retiring from the business: oasrs for sale h:
ns S;S Of
s'sa 6As' = sG a; s:..-
@ DAVIS beEs leave announces 70 be- f,ssd, and Wis.
Heu.s Ss .
s she q
favor her establishment with visit
The consist of elegant and spacious dining
well aired aOd well vep.istsd Queen q
pa for large small families and single rooms
with fronting the south and hot aud cold baths the
establishment
The Mansion House pleasantly situated in the corner
Meeting and Queen and offers advantage fam
lies and gentlemen of leisure well those engaged bust
Mrs D. ,tes herselfthat her for the supply
Of her table boh home and occasionally from the norh
well and general good attendance the House
Will be found such as IN give enre satisfaction OF 2~
- FOR SALE OR KtNT. IN THE CITY OF
cOmmOdOus
III situated Eating and Drinking House. at;aehed Is a
lage AID pleasant garden Of flowers shrubs abors, &c &c
The house ha, been dong painted and ppeIed and
situated ~ the centr of the city and we'll calculated
suitable The location aud construc
ton makes uufqnalieda Eating and Drinking House,
been dong large and business for the and
with proper believe be largely
a as s9s enquire 0y LETTER sToR si Baltimore. Md
63 their usual assortment Of Dutch Bulhous Roots
49, sistng Of choice double and single hyacnhs, tulips
na,c,ssu, jonauil;. seris gsdious erocas. &c. &C.
IL ss
ssa FOX sALE-WESTCHESTER LANDAU 90
yH3to $40 per To gentcmeniw shing for
cation in the neiEhOorhood Of New York. ~
acres OF land WestcheeI within miles OF the City
Hail. with right Of passing Harlem Bridge free toll
are offered at private sae In lots containing from 3to so
each.
Tho lands within IS minutes walk of the Harlem Rail-
road front good roads, the neRhbohood Of schools
and churches denominations the good and
legation healthy. Terms moderate: Title ind'sputable.--
Warranty deeds without any ysstGetoa will
'0'''' WAtTE f.sea RUTH f9iSsy RI 70
ol6 l2tsnc Connsellcr. 10 Nassau st, New York.
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sr Lours, Oct 10, is41.
Street EsAt--Crim. Csn-Cor~eta, the Slave, &C., &c.
Quite n&rs-up took place yesterday on Chestnut
street. in front Of the Post once the parties which
Cyril C. Csdy the editor Of the Peoples Orson,
and John NJ. Winner the postmaster Of soody oity
The difficulty Of charge Of ooAl dsrsction,
made in the Organ Of yesterday. About the per-
ties met when the postmaster approaching Csdy asked
him II he the author Of the offensive article In quss
ton Cady at nrst equivoostsd, but finally answered
that he was not the writer though he, one Of the
editors OF responsible for ths onensvs words
that consider you mos. oon.snptibis puppy, and
base liar into tho bargain Tho ofheiA continued
heaping upon him tho most offensive epithets concs,s
gravity till at last, brstling up he replied Nov, SIR.
IN tell you what think you at the the same time
raising his stick Winner seized the stick, and soufds
ensusd. 1" Let my stick, or IN blow you through J"
said Csdy. BLOW and be -" said ths postmaster.
There blowing however. except from the sx-
hsusted lungs Of the combstsns the foot Of
slipping the two fell on the payment At this junoture,
tho Hon B. Bowlin who was standing nsar when the
difficulty commenced, up and separated the oomss-
tants Neither seriously hurt though Csdy got the
worst oft.
Of the ocs printing to the RevieHe nswsps-
| per, instead OF the Organ.
Of the next session Of criminal court The deln-
parties arrested few days snos and held 70
an sx Judge and 10 otherwise respectfully oopnectsd
The gentleman Ia OF the million The pair sIopsd,
weeks SINCE ana took re1uGo rom tno the
injured husband (aack, for the romance Of the thnsD
in the swampe Of Illinois They were ferrotsd out how
ever and viii be brought before the wfu tribunal above
nsm.d-ons which usually oonvics the innocent, and
acquits the guilty.
ostrander convicted OF shooting With deadly intent
fellow by the name OF Ruck.r has been admitted to
bail In the Of $4,000 until the supreme Court shall
decide upon his claim TO trial The punishment
under the verdict would be two years In the
| yesterday visited the cell Of Cornslia, the savs
charged with being the aocomplice OF Mrs Ann Tanner
(recsny Acqutt-d) In the murder Of little negro girl
tux htnptn and atu Vaftn
psncy, but she compsed 70 take the part abe
did Ia the affair On one she says the child
was tied TO a tree from Monday morning till Friday
night exposed by day ~ the soorehing Of the
aud BY night singing Of myrisds Of mosQuitess
aud that during all this time the child had nothing to
h,tu uhinprd dAiYl The child told La