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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-16
FOR SALE.

EIGHTV acres ofvaluable land, belonging
Ito Aseph Webster, and tbieng the west baIi
of the north west quarter of Sec 90, township IS.
range 10, situated on the road leading from Jo-
liet TO ottawa, about miles from the former
place The land is Of the best quality. and the
canal passes through one corner of il, which TO
geiner WIN us BENG situated near the base Of the
celebrated Mt Jdlies, tnakes Il most desirable
locaiion The ADORE described land will DO sold
AZ Hredueed price ifappl ismads TO the un-
dersigned, residing near this place, Immediately.
Nm. uADSELi.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-16

STATISTICS OF SBAvERY.--A Paris
newspapers furnishes the following GEN.
sus OF slavery. In the Brazils, 8, O0O,
900 .slaves; United States, 2,70O,OOO:
Spanish Colonies, $4,000, French Col.
onies. 250, 000?Dutch, Danish and Swe-
dish Colonies, 0,0HO; South American
Republics, 100000; Texas, $1,000, To-
tai 7,2s0,000. 1t is estimated that in
the Russian, Austrian and Prussion do.
minions, including Poland, there are not
less than 20 or gu millions of human be-.
ings in this degrading State.sx 8
The Southern States hold in slavery
two millions, seven hundred thousand ne.
groes, and the four countries last named
seventy or eighty millions of aehite men;
and The world is filled with the stories of
American cruelty. while the fate of the
eighty millions of white men, physically
as good as their owners, has neverreceiv.
the slightest attention; and the idea Of
demonstrating with the Emperor of Rus.
STA never entered the head of Mr.. CARR.
son, or any other. abolitionist. How is
this? .iaEF 31s III .Hr &c .-al,.E,, n -....-
lsthere not too much tendency in the
world to extract notes, while The eve
full of beams remains untouched Many
oflhese Russian slaves arc men & women
of education and reinement--pursuing
various important arts and callings-some
possessed of considerable wealth--and
yet they are all of them, the high and the
humble liable to instant degradation in
every form, at the caprice of their own.
erS, f@i'e t5.f5
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-16

HABITs or MENAGERIE BEAsTs.-A
writer in Cincinna ii paper describes a
midnight visit to the animals ofRaymond
and Warnings Mnnagerie, in winter quar-.
ters in that city, with Driesbach, the "a.
nous keeper. He says: ~
sit was sight worth walking ten miles
to see. We found, contrary to the asser.
lions OF natural historians, an sIepban,
lying down. II has always been asserted
thatthese animals sleep standing. The
ditiarent Gagged animals were reposin0 in
the most graceful and classical attitudes
The lion and the tiger, the leopard and
the panther, were lying with their paws
affectionately twined about each other
without regard to species or nativity. u
cages where is more than one animal. #
y the never failing custom forsons to keen
watch while the others sleep. The sentry
lssFeliered with as much regularity as in
weil-regulated camp Of soldiers, although
not probably with as much precision IN
regard to'time. The sentinel PAGES back
and forth, and is very careful not to touch
or 90 any thingto arouse his comrades,
occasionally he lies down, but always
with his head towards the front Of he
cage, and never sleeps until he is relieved
! aus singular custom, Herr Driesbacb h.
'oIna' ne. since his connection with AZ
menegerle, he has never kaown 4 ~
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VERSUS.
SA APAR lila.

THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
and established celebrity throughout the country,
which has been sustained by its virtues and eff
cacy alone, as remedy for
/ SCROFULA, or Kings Evil -
+ ULCERAPED SORE THROAT,
Long4standing RHEUMATIC Affections,
Diseases of the SKIN, White SwelIngs,
Diseases of the BONES, all Ulcerous Cases,
SYPHILITIC & MERCURIAI Discusses
Affections of the Liver; DYSPEPSIA:
COSTIVENESS; all CHRONIC & NER-
VOuS Complaints, occurring in debilitatcd and
cachectic constitutions: &
Diseases caused by an IMPURE State of the
BLOOD: 't-
Over SYPHILIS, aud those very disagreeable
Affections resulting tlierefrom. aud which have
Sold by CHAS CLEMENT, agent fo
Chicago. s..-.-.'-.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-16
THE GREAT CANADIAN REMEDY.
WineR's
PECTORaL SYRUP.
of Hoarhound and ELecamDane


nriVa1ed for the cure of COUGHS. Colds
~ Asthma, Splitting OF Blood, Who,pinr
Couga, difficulty of aIhing, Pleurisy. t;onsnnn
ton, and all diseases OF the Lungs * - =
Bronchitis, disease that is sending thousands
70 premature grave under the fictitious name of
consumptioa. can be cured by the use OF this ned
ic'ne. For several years past this medicine has
been in use in Canada, where thas beco me- mi.
Vefsatty known, and is considered the best medi i.
cine IN use for all pulmonary diseases. The
great success which has attended its use in tina,
rodnfrJ, aidsths many truly wonderful cures il
mas elected, u as IIiddccd the pr0pIierofs 10 in.
trodnce II into the United States, confident az !,
oeing the most safe and valuable remedy ever dis,
covered, an adapted to all diseases of tn. Iu,,rs
M"sn aFy oil The functions do not perform their
haturaI or healthy actio:, exeriins mos, grateful
nn'l soothing influence over the innctions IF .he
whole system, diminishing excitement when ex-
cesslve ,alIayhg irritation, -oreness and pain a. d
spseaiiy imparting reviewed vigor to the whole
BRooxLYN, January %, 1876
Messrs. Winner " Co I, S3 Maiden Lane. New
"iN-Hirs "A friend OF mine hearing me com
PLAIN OF very severe cough and hoarseness, TO-
gether with Il dis.ross from which had suffered
ior some time back, caused by severe cold SUD.
de'ily taken, purchased bottle of your svr,,u of
tinaihound ahd Elecampane, aud gave il to me
'hen Commenced taking il, could not speak
Dove my breath, nor could sleep oittout sitting
Up an nay bed most Of Tie night Ny cough some
nights world be incessunt, so as to deprive me If
sleeps bun after taking doses the hoarssness
WAS mach relieved, togethe. with ihe pain caused
oy coughing; have continued its use until have
taken abnut one half OF the bottle. am perfect
y IrEe from any cough now, and am convinced
mat u had not obtained relief, the inflammation
d tie lungs produced thereby, would have brousht
On Consumption. II is certainly she best medi-
cine have ever taken Tor cough, the effect is
soon felt, and win do all in my power to Nuke
It known to my friends. tlsa rr1
n Yours, with much gratitude, sg
b. McDIVITT, 81 Front st.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. nv
John Winer q Co, SO Maiden Lane, N. Y..soIs
propnetors for the United States. Sold by
CHAS.- CLEMENT agent for Joliet. alec -,
L. M. BoYCE, agent for Chicago, nS g
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Very sSENsIBLE Ii was well remark
ed by an intelligent, ld;Elrmer41..I would
rather De taxed for the education of the
boy than the ignorance of the man--for
one or the etherrI am compelled TO. do. >
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-16

lated. Thomas Cart. generally known
Uncle Tom, who il the faithful night
watch Of the establishment. and who is
now the Oldest Snowman in the United
States, confirms this statement ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-16
PUNcTUAFIoN.-A true character of 4

1-Hl
fUNcTUATIoN.-A true character of 4
gentleman ia Ohio: sm;ssa2 sa 4o4i
He is an old experienced MAN in vice
and ac1ckedness he is never FOUND in eop.
posing thu workers of issiquitgs he takes
DELIGHT in the downfall ofhis neiShbors
ne never REJoIcEs in the prosperity OF
his fellow creatures he is always PLEASED
when the poor are in distress he is al.
ways ready TO ASSIST in destroying the
peace and happiness of society he takes
no PLEASURE in servingthe Lord he is
uncommonly DILIGENT in sowing discord
among his7friends and aeguaint dnces he
takes no PRIDE In tailoring to promote
the cause Of christianity be has moi been
NEGLEctFUL in endeavoring to stigmatize
all p1beic teachers he strives HARD to
build up Satan's kingdom helends no AID
for the support of the gospel among the
heather he contributes LARGELY to the
friends ofthe evil adversary he pays no
ATrENTtoF to good adUice he gives great
HEED to the deviI be will not GO to
Hearen he will receive just recompense
of reward. ssttaF LESsf = ElEf
II, in reading the above, you put a
semicoion at the end of every word in
small capitals, the character ofthe person
will appear that Of very good man; but,
1t You place it after the words in italic e.
leaveit out at the first mentioned, YOU
will make him out one ofthe worst eharac.
tiers. Which is he? aofa 81.
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Wanted.

A good cook, either man or woman
and four girls who understand working in
2 Public House, can have good situation
by applying Immediately at the NATIosAI
HoTEL, Joliet. ~. : : :
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done on reasonable terms and at short notice.
None but The best workmsn will re employed.
N. B. Persons coming from distance with
quantity OF Hoolto be carded or manufactured
if obliged to stay over night, shall be to M es
pense. j. A. Ma TTESON.
joliet. Nay 2ls.. 1916. -. = 49,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-16

There was a fellow, says a paper. LIVING
down west, 50 excessively indolent thai
once, when he was pushed down q hill. he
ran on for three days and nights, being
TOO lazy to stop himself. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-16
Oath before the nravor.

State Of JTissourr,I Doctor A. G. BR4cc. he.
City Of st LOUSY ing by me duly sworn de.
poses and says, that his Sugar Coated Pill. now
SO generally known throughout the southern md
western States, do not contain one particle o
mineral Of any kind, has been erroneously STA.
ted. lie further states that he is az this time
manufacturing and putting DIP ready for m,rhe,
from 10 to 3O, O0O boxes OF these pills ner
week-and that the orders and calls from ao.,,s
ana Others for these pills, have bscome so n,.ns,
Gus, even at this healthy season of the wear. that
some applications are necessarily delayed from
ten 10 twelve days. on account of deponen,,s ina
oHiS 10 manutacture them fast enough to SUNNY
me increasing demand. DR.. Bragg further states.
mat II - ms Intention to extend aud increase his
manusactdry -nlil he can furnish the southern and
western states with an ample supply OF this cele-
brated pill. r. ppXCC
Sworn 10, and subscribed before me. This OH
day of June, a. d. 1916. pc C.Mnrw
ss .Meyor of the City Of St. Louis.
- a@ For Sale bv So -s@
Jereaifah Leits, Wesley Cleveland, Asa McDoo.
aid, and NJ. Wheeler, Htcorky Creek: JoSn
5. Dillon, .uGrseilles; Robert Peacock. .Mo,r;,.
Matteson Campbell, .4ur Sable: a. PeI,;tr
Dresden; Samuel l.. Palmer, KankaEee. n
A. Watson, Wilmington; P. Boucher. Ban,.
oo'rdls' Grore; Willard Wood. Creke. Ed,vs ~
Poor, Hankee Settlement; J. Tayior. UiU N
f-:l-Y DEMMOND & WOOD. - =
"a -a A. MATrEsoN, Joliet.
AGENT-Emanuel Deioin, AZ Main S,res,. 6,
Louis, Wholesale aud setaiI depot. g.6m
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-16
TO FARM Frs.
JOLIET
WOOlIen Factory.

The Subscriber viii keep on hand large
assortment OF cloth ofhis own manufacture which
he proposes 20 exchange for wool. He will give
one yard Ct good heaey cloth fer two and hay
pounds Of wool of the same quality; OF he will
work wool upon shares as follows: give one baif
me cioth the wool makes BY receiving eightet
per YARD from the customer upon his half He
viii also manufacture tor customers hi, ANKETS
JEANS, &. FLANNEL, as well as SAN
NETT & FULLCLOTH. . =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-16
GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE
At the Farasnes.,s SsOro

n tHac u NFHR1cz'S Ss0Pc.
II A. WATSON. is now opening al
IL Wilmington enc of the NEST ex,cn-
sive complete aud w,Il selected Stock of Mer-
chandiss ever receive at This place.
WOOLLEN GOODS.
Br"adcioihs, Cassimeis, SatinetIs, Fullsf clo'hs
SheePs Grey, Kentucky jssDs, Linseys, Flannels,
Blankets, Hosiery. and threads.
( % aJVOOLLEN rSH4WLS -.F,
in every variety and shade of color, lua ity and
o. .4LP.3C.4 -r..- a--4
Black, Blue, Silk pla'I, aud Figured AHapaca
Casnmeres AMI De LINES.
r COTPON GOODS.
The assortment is most complete; consisting in
Drilling, Canton f1snnels, licking, Hickory
Silesia Cambrick. Battling, wickins, AMI Cotton
Yarn. ALSO,
FANCY C.4LICOES,
altogether uniivalled in beauty of pattern, aud
cheapness OF price.
While his stock IF Linen Baggins. Holons
Russia deeper, is full AMI prizes low.
s.--s.e--a--@rz-V ESTTNG.
Rich Silk Velvet,, Back Satin, Cashmers, and
heavy winter vsstings. .,r1
q .ssa GROCERIES.
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Ten Rice Fish, pepper
Spice, Cinemnn, Ginger, Tobacco, Liquors, Dive
stuffs, Hardware, crockery, Boots and shoes,
Hats and Caps, and every variety of GOOdl3
suited to the wants of the Farmer ana tho Cat:
zen. 49, sac sass
/ 0FAn of the above articles can be bouehta
Chicago prices, for Cash or produce.
Wilmington, Oct. /, 1916.
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TAEkORE.VG.

EN MatteFn would inform the ci,;zens 80
4 sJolIet and vicinity, ihathe has oueneI he
shop one door seth OF Dancan's Store. vvhorshs
VII be happy 90 accommodate his Old r,,s,o,r,s
srss ana the public generally, with work q,
snort notice. To the young men ofrhis Mace
ne would say, thatno endeayors will be wanting
90 ms paI' 10 please the most fastidious taste.
lie aas just received the Iatea, PApTc -
NEW. YORK Fashions, which will enable him
70 DO his work in strict conformity with ,hs nrs.
voiiing fashinns and taste Of the day. :
4 UHF7CO. Ting done on short notice. and
warranted 10 fii. IL properly made up. -
Joliet. Dec ]. 1916. - r'.Ss
SCAltfS.-J a. Mai.esoII has lust 1ece; =
1doz sir stripe Helnani Scarfs; also adoz
GHOVEhS, PICKS ana JARS. can be 6.5
~ eheap{at - zsa ia MATTESONS
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UNEs, WIN mlirh gratitude,
. b. McDINITT. 81 Front 6

Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by
John Winef q Co, SO Maiden Lane, N. Y sole
PTopnetOrs Tor the United States. Sold by
GHAS: ELEMENT agent for Joliet; also by
L. M. BoYCE, agent for Chicago, n g
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-16

NOVELS, PICKS and BAIfs', can be 6s5
= cheap4at = eg ia MATTEsONS J =.
The State guard., 1847-09-14
The Great Remedy!
EEOUSE,s ENDHa.v yI,.v.VC

4 safe and sure cure for CHILLS Or AGUE and
 F'E TER, tn hte unprecedented short time of
 Fire Hours as thousands throughout the Vest
 and South can testify, lcllo hare teen hus speed
 ily cured by his GREA T REMEDY!
 LIVERY one who is afflicted. should be A-A anxious 10 obtain Mat remedy which offers the best, quickest, and safest cure, no matter from what source it springs; every honest man being bound 10 embrace the truth, wherever found. Therefore, the pro- prietor, in justice 10 the public and himself. feels called upon 10 state, honestly. few facts, which will establish EFouse's I,s- di0H Tonic to be the best remedy for CHlLLS or AGUE and FEVER, now known. Fdct 1st-The article is convenient and pleasant 10 take-is refined from all gross particles, which render other preparations so muddy, nauseous, and disagreedble to the taste; and if the directions are followed will cure every Case, with mathematical certainty. in from three 10 five hours. As tonishing U! but true. Fact 2nd-By it's action upon the liver and other organs con- cerned in forming it. the bile is regulated, the morbid action induced by the cause of the disease Is destroy yed-foiever allayed- and it will be found powerful agent in as- slstng to remove levers generally. Fdct 3Id-lt gives tone 10 the slomach-invigo- rates the body-stimulates all the functions 10 healthy aclion-and is highly useful, wherever tonics are wanted. Fdct 4M-- This Tonic has performed, and is daily per forming, cures in CHlLLS or AGUE and FEVER, without parallel in medcine.- Witness single bottle making cure in a case of TEN YEARS standing another in case of NINE YEARS standing--to cure which had previously hafied all skill, and every remedy. Look at the many olh- CT astonishing cures set forth in the cerlii cates around the bottle, and then say, if Houses Indian Tonic does not de scruedly stand, pre-eminenlly the greatest remedy of the times. Read the certificates carefully; they are from your neighbors and friends-and whenever you meet with any of them, (to ascertain the truth J don't fail to ask them concerning It. Be sure 10 ask for HOUSES INDIAN TONIC, and as you value our health, don't be put off with any thing else.
 Prepared and sold by Geo. w. House, Nashville, Tenn. Price $l per bottle.
The State guard., 1847-09-14
Summer Goods.
SELLING OFF A T N EW YORK COS T.

S UGH as have never been seen in any kJ store in the Southern country, and which have been expressly imported by nv sell for this market; and l can undersel any other store gH Me Uhole country, by FIFTY PER CENT! If my city and country friends will favor me with a call, will convince them that my offers are NOT mere ASSER TIONS, but that I possess the means of fulfilling what I say and having purchased my goods on the most favorable terms, lriM cash ia hand, E anra determined sO sell cheaper tEiaas ;any other store in e1le W0rld!!- My stock of READY MADE CLOTH ING is one Of the best selected that has ever come 10 this market, and were manu- factured expressly to order-consisnng in part of
 Palo Alto Goats, Saltllo Pants, Montpe- Tier Vests, Hem stitched Don Juan Shirts, Elastic Drawers, Spring Ever Elastic Sus. penders. Cravats al a Vron, Vana Pocket Handkerchltfs, De Ora Hats of the Island of Panama, iip Top Beaver Hats, Pale Alto Caps, High Heel French Elastic Polka Boots, and French Caters, Slippers and Shoes d'A,amo1e.
 Also,
 The most extensive and extraordinary FANCY, DRESS ard LACE GOODS consisting of Printed Muslins and Lawns, Gros d'Dier, new style; Printed Organdy, Rich Printed Jaconet Muslns, new designs; Embroidered Muslins, the latest style: Pol. ka, Swiss Muslins and Muslin Ginghams :: Embroidered Muslin Robes, very rich: Elm broldored Ginghams and French Cling hams and Prints of the most beautiful colors. Thread Lace of all styles, Flora Expansive Grass Skirts, SadiIia Shawls, Graduated Scarfs, Tabeau Aprons, Balza rine AIanti la Shawls, Neapoitan Silks Irish, O'Conne Linens, Linen Lawn Handkercheis, Half and Full Gipsey Se- nora Embroidered Bonnets. Domestics of all kinds and qualities. Gold Watches, Chains, Pencil Cases, Rings, Breast Pins, Seals, Spectaces, Razors, SIrops oi Chap mats make, and a complete variety of Sheffield Cutlery, and thousand other articles tco numerous to mention.
 Being on the eve of starting for New ork, to lay in a new stock of goods, he Is determined 10 sell his now remaining stock 0t Neap York cost; so as to give room for the large and splendid stock which he in- tends bringing out for the fall and winter trade.
 All persons wishing to buy Goods cheap CT than was ever purchased in Wetumpka before, would do well to call at the !" Cheapest Store in the EV'OrId," as soon as possible, as the opportunity will not be long offered.
 Also, he has fine stock of Goods in Jacksonville, Benton county.
 VIM. LANGERMAN.
 Ue'umpka. July 27, 1S47. If 30
The State guard., 1847-09-14
USES CELEBRATED V get a ble Pill.

Superior 10 any Purgatire non kno1cn for erpel-
 ling Disease from he System. TE7TIlS Pill is made of Vegetable sub -A stances only, and is prepared with the greatest care, according 10 the rules ot PHARMACY
 To all who labor under any lingering or Chronic disease, lhev are especially recom- mended. In Gout, Whae Smelling, Fe ger Sores, Scrofula. and Nervous Debility, they never fail 10 give relief. In RHEU- MATISM, they are the only certain cure ever discovered for this painful disease, as hundreds can testify, who age now rejoicing free from pain and in perfect health. after having been given overb by friends and phy- scians as incurable. In Diopsicat Afsc lions. and diseases ol the Uomb, and those growing out of il, they are erceedingly valuable. Prepared only by
 GEO. W. HOUSE,
 Nashville, Tenn,
The State guard., 1847-09-14
New Orleans Type Foundry,
 AND PRINTERS' DEPOT.

YEfIE undersigned beg leave to announce E- to Publishers and Printers that they have established a complete and extt nsive Type Foundry in this ely.
 The Book Letter of this Foundry was cut to order by workmen of long experience, and as no expense has been spared to obtain he handsomesl faces, and to perfect 1t in every respect, we will venture 10 say it will be found as handsome. if not the handsom- est in the U. States. We have also very handome assortment of Flouers and Job Letter, of the latest style, tu which we would call the attention Of Printers before purchasing elsewhere. All articles manu- lactured by us will be ol material equal, if not superior to any manufactured al the North; and as we shall furnish type at New York prices, we trust 10 meet with encour- agement.
 We are now prepared to manufacture Brass Rule. and to execute olders for Type of any magnitude, with promptness. We would also particularly call the attention of Printers 10 our Ledds-havine an entire new sett of Moulds, by which We are cna- bled to furnish perfect article. We are al- so Agents tor the sale of the Napier, Wash ing'o and Smith Presses, which. together with Glasses, Cases, Composing Sticks, Furniture, Ink, and every other article in the Printing business, will be kept on hand, and furnished al Manufacturers prices.
 lF The Pro1rietors of Newspapers who will publish this advertisement six months, and send paper 10 our Office, weekly, Twill be paid for the advertisement by purchasing six times the amount of advertising bill in Type.
 GREEN & CO.,, r Canal st. Row.
 New Orleans, April g, le47. Elm.
The State guard., 1847-09-14
How to fry Fish.

A correspondent to one of our exchanges, writing from north ern New York, on his way to Ogdensburg, tells how fish should be fried; and we think he is in the right. It seems he break lasted on trout, at a stopping place called Beekmantown, west of Pittsburgh.
 He says the practice there is to put the fish into the fat while the fat is boiling hot; and there should always be fat enough for the fish to float. If the fish is put into cool fat, or what is not boiling hot, it absorbs all the fat and;is not fit to eat. If the fish is put into shallow fat it falls to the bottom of the pan and burns, adhering so close that it cannot. be Taken out without breaking in pieces.
 Fried fish should be cooked quick, and trouts or smelts, cook cd well, will have no bones to trouble the muncher.