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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-21
A CARD.

THE Subscriber would most respectfully inform
L the citizens Of Georgetown, that in anticipation
Of returning health he has concluded TO continue his
business. He has made arrangements TO have his
work executed in the most approved manner, and
solicits share Of the public patronage.
Fall and Winter Fashions Just received, which
reports the patent registered coak the most beauti-
full article of Over Garment ever introduced.
VIM RICHARDSON.
Merchant Taylor.
doors west Of Union Hotel, Bulge st.
sept 1876 Georgetown, ID. G.
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Wheat wanted, receipts not equal TO Tue demand
Supply of Flour light "a
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ROUGH AND READY. d
Old lack in the Field, and no mistake.
n HAVE received further supply Of Grape and
Il Canister, consisting Of
100 bags of Shot, all sizes
Duront's Eagle Powder, Of the best and finest
quality
And Old Kentucky Rifle Powder, in ono
pound canslers
Percussion Caps, Flints, SC. .
Always to be had at the old stand, 18th street.
.. JOHN A. DONOHOO.
sep 2l-.3t City papers publish)
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INTERESTING AND LATER FROM
EUROPE. ~

Tile Britannia steamship left Liverpool GU
the 4th inst, and reached Halifax on the 9Th,
She touched on Cape Race, N. F., in thick
FOG on the 18th inst. hut swung Of, after scar.
ing all on board. She reached Boston on the
iSth, and brings ITO passengers among whom
IS our travelling and dispalch-couricr Consul
at Liverpool Mr.. Armstrong. Mr.. Winthrop,
and Mr.. F. Hall Of the New York Commercial
Advertiser also came in her. She brought So
600 dollars in specie ..~.
The Corn Market at Liverpool up 10 the
4lh instant, had fallen and there were no hopes
OF recovery, in consequence OF The abundance
of the English harvest, which was regarded a.
secure. This is indeed glorious news.
We give quotations at Liverpool on the 4lh
instant. ....
Best western canal, 2ls 6da25s Cd per bbl
Richmond & Alex. 23s 9la2is do
N. Orleans s. Ohio 20s a2ls do
Phila & Baltimore 23s 6da24s do
Indian Corn 30s aSls per ar.
Indian Corn Meal las al5s per bbl
Wheat, white & mixed Is 6da Is per7Olb
These prices were not considered as having
reached the lowest point. ~. 49,. .s'
The failures in the Corn Trade had exerled
perfect paralysis on every branch of trade
The liabilities Of The broken houses in London
exceed two millions sterling, while scores of
houses in other Giles of Great Britain have
gone by the board. We have now news of
the failure of Lyon & Firmey, and Kirkpatrick
4 Co., Of Liverpool for ECO, 1000 each. Also
ofthe failures Of Grey s. Roxbury, of Green
ock, heavily engaged in the corn, timber, and
sugar trade.
The drafts of Prime, Ward, g. Co., though
refused by Overend, Quincy, s. Co., were a,
last honored by tina, firm, owing to the inter.
position Of friends.
The pressure in the Money Market serious
ly affected the Cotton Market and prevented
speculation, and curtaed consumption by the
mills. Prices were firm however from to 8,
pence.
We give the following prices a, Liverpool,
Sept. A. .a
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PHILADILPuIA, 20th Sept.
The same as above.
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NOTICE. = The Officers and Members of
Mount Vernon Tent, No. 2Os, !. o. r., are
hereby notified TO meet at the Tent-room on 18th
street, (Kings Gallery.) tomorrow (WEDNEsDAr)
evening at s o'clock, for the purpose Of participating
in The presentation of Banner to Howard Di,is on,
No 10, =. Of Il. The members arc requested to
be punciusl in their attendance, By order:
sept 2l-It GEORGE HILBUS, RS.
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done on req sonable terms and atshort notice.
None but the best worknsn willie employed
Any person going TO Chicago, frnm the Central
or southern part of the Stale, will pass by this
town, and all the subscriber wishes. to ensure a
continuance patronage, is to once have man
patronize him. Wool can be sent By waller up the
Illinois river, directed to ]. A. Mateson, Joliet,
Will COZ TO the care of Mr.. Abrams. Peru, ILL.,,
and 1t will be forwarded, whore cloth will De put
up in neat and sale manner, according to the
above terms and sent in return to any part Of the
State, without troubling the owners to accompany
il. ]. A. MA rTESON
N. B. Persons coming from a distance with
QuantitYof Noolto be carded or manufactured
if obliged to stay over night, shall be to no ex
pense. ]. a. NJ.
joliet, March Odd. 1647.
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Sad News from the Plains.

Capture of a Wagon Train-Murder
of Transfers.
A gentleman arrived in town last even.
ing, from Westport, who Informs us tina,
just before bis departure, a Delaware
4ndian 'hadsTr from the Plains. giving
an account of a Wholesale murder Of
teamsters, by combined force of ARA.
Pahoes, Camanches and Pawnees.
Near Walnut creek. he states this for.
'midable party met and attacked.a train of
thirty wagons, drawn by mule teams, aud
and accompanied only by the drivers and
eight or ten horse men. The Indians
surrounded them, and charging suddenly,
drove the teamsters from their saddles,
and massacrsd every man of the party!
The wagons were loaded with govern
ment stores, which, with the mules, the
Indians appropriated to their own use.
We further learn, that the Delawares
are preparing to send var party against
the Osages. The latter tribe have recent.
Iy taken three Delaware scaIps. The
Indian who gave the Information respect.
ing the murder ofthe teams,ers say there
were Osages among the murderers.
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RESTAURANT.
JONATHAN I. RIVERS.

NV GUILD return his thanks for past favors.
w and respectful inform the citizens Of Jo-
let and vicinity, that he has just received at his
old stand on Chicago street three doors north of
the Fost ofhce, and intends constently to keep
on nand large assortment of the substantiaIs
and luxurles of life. He can at all hours of the
day supply the hungry with fresh Oysters CLANS
fies, Cakes, Crackers, Cheoss, and Confectiona.
rIos' consisting of Candies assorted, Oranges,
Lemons, Apples, Raisins, Damons, Da ties, AL
monds Chesnuts, Filberts, Cuba and Spanish CT
CARS, aud ariaty OF other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
tie IS also prepared to supply his customers
with Summer drinks, such as Gas Beer Ginger
Pop, Lemonade Sangaree, Sofa, Mead, Cider,
and Detroit Ale, aud will keep on hand on ,he
afternoons OF Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, except in case of storm the
celebrated article of
ICE-CREAM,
which is SO well known as a cooling refresh
mens. lie will provide lce-cream for parties or
FAIRS. If notice is given few days before hand
Joliet, June %, 1917.
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ADMINISTRATOR, sAfF

NOTICE is hereby given tina, by virtue Of
1 Y an order OF the Win county Circuit Court.
there will be offered for sale, al Pubic A,,c,;ar'
at the Residence Of Amasa 8. Thomas. ON Mo-.
day the 9th day of Sept. next, betweeo The
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o,clocs A. NJ :.
the following described property, being the Real
Estate OF which John Munson, lat of said coun-
ty, died seizedt TO wit: the south half OF the south
east quarter of section D, in township dir
ty-seven, north Of range nine, east of The third
principal meridian being in said Will eountv.
Terms made known at the time offhe SAILS.
AMA5A s. THOMAS, Admir-,
MARY A. THOMAS, Adni'x.
Joliet, Juns 4,t8f7.
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From the N. o. Picayune of the Is ms,
Further from Mexico.

We have received by way of Tampico,
our files from the capital as late as the
;29Ih of May. This is week later than
the papers received last week by the
Oregon, and full as late as the private
Gdvices from the capital.
Santa Anna's letter of resignation,
which we gave on Friday last, is publish.
ed in the papers ofthe 29th ut., but we
know nothing of the action taken by Con.
gress on the subject. We find also long
manifesto addressed TO the nation by him
q few days earlier, which we give below.
In the city of Mexico everything is
maHifestly in state of oOnfusion and al
most unlicensed anarchy. Gen. Bravo
has resigned not only bis command OF
general in chief, but also his commission
as general OF division. Gen. Rincon is
said TO have done the same thing.
II is true that General Almote is under
arrest, though the causes of his imprisen.
ment are not avewed. He is confined in
Santiago Tlaltelolco.
The death Of Gen. Scott was for several
days reported in the city Of Mexico, and
generally credited. The error was dis.
covered, however, prior to the latest date.
Gen. Valencia and Gen. Sales were
ordered to leave the city of Mexico on
the 18th uIt., for the city Of Sun Louis
'POtosi, TO take command of the army of
the north.
Gen. Worth found in Puebla a large
amount oftObaceo belonging TO the gov.
eminent. 1t might readily have been
removed, and those by whose fault it fell
into our hands are severely censured in
the papers.
In an article upon the subject of the
defence ofthe capital. Ell Republican, sets
down the troops available for the purpose,
as follows: The garrison then ia the cap
.ital (the 26th Of May was not far from
10000 men, while there were to arrive,
Gays the editor, from the State of Guiana
juanto 5000, from the south of Mexico
5000. from Michoacan 1900 and from
Queratora 1000. We infer from allae
sions made to an article in Ell Razonador,
that the latter paper ridicuIes the idea of
making any defence OF the city.
We see nothing in the papers about The
formidable works said to be going on at
Rio Frio. We are inclined to think thai,
the resistance anticipated at this point has
been much exaggerated. The Mexican
Papers which We have seen, say nothing
about it, and speak only of the fortifica :
tons in the immediate vicinity eff the cap
iial. To the same effect is the letter from
Mr.. Kendall, which we give to day. 1t
'iS mentioned in the papers of the capital
that an advance party of Gen. Worth had
Teeonnoitered the road as far as Rio Frio.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

YENHE SUBSCRIBER is duly constituted Agent
Il for the Eetna and Protection Insi. snce
Companies, of Hartford, Connecticut, and is pre-
parsd to take fire risks, all descriptions OF
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores,
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, &C.
These companies are so favorably know through
unnecessary.
Application for Insurance will be received
through s. w. Bowen, Esq, Joliet, and Norton
4 Blackstone. Lockport, whose survey Of build
ings will be taken at the risks of the above COM
panies. G.. S. HUBBARD, Ag't.
Office, South Water Street.
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ARRIVAL OF THE
c. A M B RI A.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
EHD ODE
EUROPE

Decline in bread Stufs-Financial pros
poets frightening Cotton adranced--
Death Of O'ConneH.
New York, June I6, Bpm
The Cambria arrived at Boston this
morning at 8 o'clock, Is days later
BTeadstufs had fallen. Flour vent down
TO 40S, but was 42s on the 4th inst. in
Liverpool. Sour -four 37s to ass; Am.
Wheat los Cd to lbs per 7Olbs. Indian
corn steady at SIS for prime. Corn meal
2ss to Sis with an upward tendency.-
Provisions in fair supply; demand dull,
prices fair.
Financial prospects animatiug-Crisis
over-Banks discount more freeIy-BuIl.
ion increased three fourlhs Of a million in
a wsek-Part ofthe Russian los arrived
- exchange log TO log.
O'Connell died al Genoa on the 18th
of May. His heart is to be deposited 4
Rome--his body in ireland.
Doctor Chalmers the eminent tbeo
logan died very suddenly, on MOnda,
May SIss.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue of decree CT The Iroquois Ci,cp;,
ID Court at the April Term, ISa7, shall ex
pase at Public Sale on the Premises, in iroquois
county. on Sd day of July next, between che
hours of ten A. NJ, and P. NJ, the following
described lands, to wit: E II of E III of Sc quar-.
ter, section No IL, E IL of E H of NE quns,es
section No "a, f of NV quarter of section
No (l2)wslve, SW quarter of section No (t2)
twelvs and the w of the NV quarter of sec
sion No (l3)thi teen; all in township No 81 N,
range III west of the third principal meridian, il
being the lands Of Marcus Thomas, deceased
for the purpose Of adjusting the legal demands
against said Estate The whole of said land
will be sold. il not being situated so as TO admit
of division without prejudice to the interest Of
the Heirs.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
JOSEPH THOMAS, Admir-.
Nav 18th IS47
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TO FA aNrERS.
JOLIET
w OOAEeRl Factory.

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
assortment OF cloth OF his own manufacture which
he proposes to exchange for wool. He will give
one yard CT good heaey cloth fer two and haf
pounds of good clean wool of the same quality +;
OF he will work wool upon shares as follows give
one bdit the cloth the wool makes by receiving
eight cts per yard from the customer upon his
half all that the wool makes by receiving thir-
weight cents per yard for MANUFACTURING lie
will alsomanufactuFc forcustoiners BL "A NKETS
JEANS, 81 FLANNEL, as well as SAIL
NETT e. FULLCLOTH.
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ADMiNIsTRATRIx,S SAFE.

OfiCk is hereby given that by an order OF
! Y the VIII county circuit court, there will
be offered Tor sale, al Public Auction, al the res.
idence Of the subscriber, OIL Saturday, the 9th
day cf July next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. A. and O'Clock P. N !, the fol owing described
properly being part of the Real Eslaie Of
which Hosea Buel, late OF said ccunty,died seiz.
ed, TO wit: the north east quarter Of the north
east quarter of section nine, in township thirty.
four. north OF rnngs nins east ofthe third princi
pal merchandising tisnbered land.
Terms made known al the Sale.
June 4, lai7. HANNAH BUEL, A5m,x
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ADMINISTRATIONS sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
order ofrhe i'll county circuit court, will offer
for sale, at public auctiona az the National Ho,eI
in Joliet, en- Saturday the 10th day of July next,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. M and
o'clock, 7. M, the following described properly,
being part of the real estate of which William Z
.Atwell, fata of said county, died seized, TO wit
Let one Cd in block seventeen (I7), School Sec
ton Addition to Joliet.
Terms made known at the time nj the sale.
ALANSON GRANGER,
Joliet, May %, l847. Administrator.
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NEW GOODS

AZ P. MCDONALD, has lately purchased
GAa and now offers for sale. Broad Cloths,
Cassimere's, Casinott's, Vestings, Bed Ticking,
Flannels, Calicoes, Aiapacas, Muslin Delains,
Diapers, Cambicks, Ginghams. checks, irish Lin
men, I'eached Shirting Silk Hkffs, Linnen do cot
ton do, Shawls, Buckskn Gloves and Minis, Boots
and Shoes, Ladies' Hose and Slippers, Coffee,
Tea, Molasses, &c.
In payment will be taken wheat, Oats, Corn,
Potatoes, Buttes, cheese, &c. The public gsner-
ally, and Farmers especially, invited 10 cali
and examine for themselves.
Joliet. March %. 1871.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
A superior article at /

nj Office is hereby given that the eighth
i y day ofJuly next, at 2 O'Clock p NJ, |
shall offer at Public Auction on the premises, the
following described lands, situated in the south
part Of Will county, being the real estate of Tim
othy McCaTty deceased, to wit: the north half
OF the north east quarter ofsection FIVE. in town
snip thirty-twc north, of range Of the Sd
principal meridian. Also 9acres being all that parl
of the south west fractional quarter of section six
in township thiTty-two north, of range ten east
of the third principal meridian, which lies on
the east side Of Forked Creek, acknowledging the
natural bed of The creek 80 be the division line
thereof The iass mentioned piece being mostly
numbered land, may be sold ia lots 10 silt puf-
chasers. The former Doing choice piairie with
40 acres under the pillow and fenced, is valuable
for immediate use,
Terms OF SALE-Ons half payable in six, aud
the remaindes in ten menihs-ths whole 20
be secured by bond and mortgage. according to
law, J. BARNETT, Admir-
Of the estate Of Timothy McCarty decd
Wilmington, May 10, 1877.
SETOvET,S. PICKS and IA % -
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or Whoever heard bank advocate
commence harangue or essay upon the
subject in any other way than by con.
demning all fraudulent or unsafe bankinal
They never 60 for any but "sound and
responsible banks, whose notes are al
ways convertible into specie at sight,
-MilrGukee Courier.
This il is true has been the cry but the
nsver-to-be-forgetten truth exist in Ohio
TO prove that the cry is false; for while
me banks in Ohio were in state ofopen
reputation, the wing party did ell in their
power 70 prevent the democrats from pas
ing law 70 make them pay their notes.
They went ior banks then. thai did no,
pretend 70 redeem their notes. This i
whIggeEy.-- OHIO Statesmen.
EurOpeanpapeFs state that cTopa look
promising throughout the continent. his
season.
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Young Ladies' and Misses,
SELECT SCHOOL.
MRS. Il. NJ, FULLER


WTI Ill open a School for Young Ladies'
Wv and Misses in the School Roth now oc-
cupied by MIR M'ln:osh, in East Joliet, on
Monday, the 18th day of April next
II will be the aim OF the Teacher 20 mske eve-
ry principle thoroughly understood, and 10 adj.
Vance the pupil fast as is practicable, with
regaHl to iseir own interest aud the Lest culture
ofIhe mind, which ths several depa .tments of the
School viii embrace
~A INDEH~0
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. rthogrsphj,
Rea ling, Writing, Geography. Parley's FRS
Book Of History.
JUNIOR GLASS Botany, Natural Phaoso.
ply, Physiology, Arithmetic. Modern and An
Client History and Grammar,
SENIOR CLASS-Waiis on the Mind,
Chemistry. Rhetoric, Astronomy, Logic, MoIai
Philosophy.
TUJ AMCM0DN
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. S3,0b
JUNIOR Glass 800
SENIOR Glass SEQ
EE IL "a ~o
French Language, $500
Drs swing and Painting, each, 800
Jolis;, March I6, 1917.
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OsrFor the Information ofstrangere.

DERSONs wishing 10 find ,hsir Town I.oss
u or Lands; or wishing to purchase Governs
uIent Lands, will please call on j. SVooiley Jr i,
in Joliet, nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern where
particular desoripti 1ns Of Lands o. 1'awa Lots
can be svel. By III s1hscriber Tor nc Counties Of
Cook, VIII. lroq'tois. Grundy, Kendall, and La
Sale, and he has on hand maps. a toe eor5 of
Record. in nearly all thes counties.
JEDDIAH WOOLLEY, Jr.
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TARIFF OFF
GRooEkfEs2

ready for the inspection Of their friends, and the
public,a large ana Seasonable Stock of Fresh
Groceries oreveTy variety, at lowest pncss They
assure their friends that il is to their interest to
call and examine thsir stock and prices, as they
are determined 10 sell, and be undsrsold by nonr
if prices doa's suit, don't buy. "Low Prices an.
sue pTodts,i is their motto.
Bluff Street, Vest Joliet, few rods north Of
the National Hotel.
s ID. SMITH. 8. e. MATUER
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s { ole n.

SPAN OF HORSES, from the subscrib err
on the nigh. OF the 22d INST, of the following de-
scription-One four year old SORREF, HClfsSE
star IN the face. about fifteen hands hieh-Also
ore BRIGHT BAY MARE, seven years old.
*ith a bunch on the right hind Leg, occas,oned
by Il cut, dark name and TAIL They are s,,nno-
seq TO have been taken by two men, one of which
was short man dressed in blue and round favor
ed and the other had a low-clowned white bat
OH. John FISEyRIIpN
w ilnlington, III juno 23d, lS47.
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HOO SHAWLS now opening and foi,
HUI Sale al LOVES Store
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LOTS & LANDS
H9DER- - A@H
Lot 3 in Block 5 Old Jolie.
do & 6 do Is do
do 8 do 81 Boweh's Addition
do do 81 ArcheE's LockpOTt
do 2&A do 90 NN;Irn;i.n,,,

Many ofthe above have valuable improvements
on them, for salo on reasonable terms. Also
other tracts and lots for sale. Enquire of
S. w. BOWEN, General Land Agent,
March, lSa7. Joliet, H.
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making constant additions to bis Stoch, and spares
40 pains IN selecting articles of Il very best
quaity, ana at the lowest possible rate for which
GOODS can De bought fol cash, lie is enabled TO Of
purchase articles in his line, which will bs soII a,
the lowest cash price for ready pay Persons re-
sldig at distance, by sending their orders to me-
can rely upon receiving good articles and a az
10" prlce as II they were present themsev YES.
J. Fl. BROWN
81 have on hand en- exceIIant Billions
ifi's Ior family, use, manufactured by myself and
Pnt up IN boxes containing eighteen Pills each -
Price la cents. 10
Joliet, June %. 1917.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his Farm, aiti-
ated at Jackson's Grove, nbout miles south west
of joliet, containing 60 acres-all enclosed, and
"a acres IN good cultivation, young orchard of
choice apple trees, house, and other improve
inants. 1t lios three-quarters of a mile ives; of
the road leading from Joliet to Wilmington =
The land is of the best qaa'iy for all farming
purposes, aud plenty of amber near by. The
above premises will be sold cheap,as the subscriber
has the "O-egon Fever and IS anxious to dispose
il. if applied to on the premises soon, on terms
which canno' fail of being satisfactory
SAMUEL A. KING.
Jackson Grove. June 4. 1877
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PAiNTS--All kinds of Colored Paints ready
preparedin oil5-can be had on short notice. at
BROWNS Orig Store
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ALL those wishing to purchase pure article
OF Q0ININE. can have all opportunity by calling
al bRoWN'S Drug Store, where they can find It
Gneep. Aiso--Opium, Salts, Sulphur, Cream
Tartar, &c, at reduced prices.
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DRUGS & 5rzD1S1NEa,
ED@Sasfs, OSS, E'ys'asssE, sc.

THE Subscriber would take
this opportunity TO inform the in
hapltants Of Joliet and the public
generally, that he has now on hand
at the old establishment Of Brown
q Co., one door north of Z. G..
Dnncnn's Store, a general assort-
mentof DR0Gs. MEDIctNEs, PAINS
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sHOvELS, PICKS and BARS. can he -,
cheap at MATTESONs "-u
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION,

A Choice los Young Tyson, Gunpowder a ng
N imperial Tea at Matteson's
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