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LATE FROM THE Army.
March of Santa Anaa upon SaItiHo :
Rein Orcemenfs from General Taylor.
Fer, A. 1a...,...: ID .Ll..

-Ah1Tcn OF C0nL0 Anad upon SdEttLt0 -
Re-inforcemenfs from General Taylor.
From the Missouri Republican.
We were forteaate enough to receive,
last night, by the steamer Mail, ,the New
Orleans Delta of the ID inst, in which we
find the following deeply exciting news.
The Delta announces two arrivals from
TamPico, bringing news to the afternoon
Of the 9th ult., and Of the schooner Rob.
ert Mills, Capt. Browns, from Brazos,
which pOIt she left on the 9th uIt. The
Delta says:
Capt. Brown, ofthe schooner Robert
Mills, was informed BY Capt. Todd, OF the
U. 8. Army, that Santa Anna. at the
head Of 25 900 troops, was on his way
and within four days of Saltillo-and that
General Worth, unable to maintain his
ground against such overwhelming mum,
beers, was slowly falling back in the d..
rection of Monterey; and that Gen. lay
lor, in anticipation of an attack upon tha;
city, was fortifiying it at every assailabie
point. II was also stated that Gen. Pat
Aerson, who was on his march from Cam
argo to TamPico, being made aware OF
the state of affairs, had Countermarched
the division under his command. and was
rapidly advancing, by forced marches, for
Monterey.
= From Mr.. Fowler, gentleman of this
city, who came passenger in the steam
propeller Virginia. and who left Saltiilo
on the 27tn ult., we have subsequently
learned that previous to his leaving, Gen.
Works spies had come into camp and
reported that Santa AEna was within
three or four days, march of SaltlIo. and
rapidly advancing. al the head of about
$500 men. Gen. Worth Immediately
sent an express to Gen. Taylor, which
reached him at Victoria at II o'clock, P.
NJ, on the 18th; and 1T o'clock A. NJ,
Gen. Taylor despatched two regiments.
the Kentucky and Icnnessee Volunteers,
70 reinforce General Worth at Saliillo,
intending to follow himself as soon as
possible; with all his disposable force.
Gen. Taylor felt confident Of his being
able 70 arrive at Ssltillo before Santa An.
ma could reach there. The whole force
Aof General Taylor would then amount to
about 10000 men, which he considered
sufficient to co2o with any force that
Santa Anna could bring against him.
To-day we shall be Receipt Of our
correspondence by tho Virginia, which
vessel had not come up to the city at a
late hour last night, when we shall be
enabled to lay before our readers the full
details.
From TAMP1co.-The news from
Tampico is pol Of the slightest interest:
The alarm created by the rumor of a
Mexican force advancing 10 its rsaapture
had subsidized, and Col. Gates, the Com.
mandant, at the time of the sailing of the
EnpresariO, felt CONF Ient of maintaining
the city against any force the MeXicans
could bring againstit. The five thousand
Aaexicans which, by previous advices,
were said TO have shown themselves in
the vicinity of tho city, turned out to be q
band Of marauding rancheros, who left as
suddenly rs they came. ra
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Washington, Dec. 80, 1916.

The SEASON OF COUGHs AND CoLDs.
No time Of :he year are habits of pru.
dence so necessaryfor the maintenance OF
health, as the winter season. Colds, dan
Se:ous colds which the bleak, chilling
winds bcget, claim early attention. And
no medicine has yet been found that has
proved more efficacious in the cure of all
complaints having their seat in the region
OF the breast and lungs. as that most pop.
ular preparation "Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. See Advertisement.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-19
High School.

A. MCINTOSH takes pleasure in in.
forming the citizens of Joliet and vicinity
that he will commence the ed term IF a
select school on Wednesday the BOD inst,
in East Joliet. His system of instruction
is thorough, simple and practical. Culti-
waiting and developing the mental and
physical faculties of the pupil will be held
paramount to ''cramming." Mathematics
will receive particular attention. No eff
forts will be spared to render the studies
pleasing and<h requirements substantial.
Tuition.
Common Branches, S3,G0
Higher do. g 400
Joliet Jan. A, Ie47
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TO FA r NJ B<R'S'.
JOLIET
WOOlIcM Factory.

The Subscri5er will keep on hand large
assortment OF clnih ofhis own manufacture shict'
he proposes to exchange for wool. He will gisA
one yard Ct good heaey cloth fer two aud i,a'
poua1s Gf wool of the same quality; "a he vii
work wool upon shares as follows: give one hsi'
The cloth the wool makes BY receiving ishtGtS
per yard from the customer uron his half. He
viii also u4nusacturs. sor r5s.ome r. BL "A NKF'rS
JEANS, Il f1iANNfsI ;. a. reH IS SAIL
METZ & FULL CEOTIf rrrl. eiv
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BOOKS FOR SALE
BY G.. CLEMENT.

.eFs BY &, CLEMENT. 80
Saniers lsr 2nd Sd Readers, Starters 4 E-,-.
Sm entary Spelling Books, Oney's Large T..
small Geographic, Parley's & Smiths dn. K
khams, Smith & Lavizaces Grammar, A.laI'.
CeIbnrn & Daboll'' Arithmetic, 3 q 3 Book
History, Comstock's CnimisIry, Mrs Linco'
Phelps Botany, Perrin's Fables, Nsgent & We,
ster's Dictionary. IIales History U, STATES. 81 .
Rraiing Book & Sch DOL Ies,amenis. Ruled, CO.
& Letter paper, Quills, Memorandum l. Bia..A
Books, Toy Bouks q States 81 re.s sz1
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.HEssrshmlE,s Sale.

UnTED STATES CiacUlr ExEco1IoS 40. Iln9.
BY virtue Of writ of p!u IA for M. s Is,
70 me dirscte'', from the United States Circuit
CoIrt for the Distrci of illinois, in favor OF FL
liott Adner, of Davidson, aud against Heagv G.
Hubbard and Gu don 5. Hubbard, have levied
upon Il e following property lying IN tAe County
of WilI-t0 wit:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-19

,TfsA DlI;S' Bsussells Capet Bags, Violin s,r:os
IL Steel purse ring and Steel beads, Siik ,,gss
iwi<t, Heavy Silver Tnilnblss, ltsirr1nted nave.
9old pens. GsfmsH silver Tea Spoons, German
silver Fable do, Besle pins aud head rruanaents,
ssSrnue set Breast Fips,S' "Shris Sfuds,, SHINE
~ ahssr Rias's Vss 81. is3s &
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HARE WARE.
SO Doz. Table Knives & forks,
IS boz. Pocket Knives. aaro7
OK Hn1 Ca,,,o CHI, IT,.

% IJOZ. Germah silver Tea
Spoons, 6 do do Table Spoons,
Pad Locks, Metal cocks, mineral Knobs
cottage Locks, cottage Stop Latches. Iron
Squares, ''iIand Saws" Racers, Percussion enps,
Drawing Knives, Rasps aud Files, ''Spure,"
Spsciacles. Steel pens by the card, Ba'dwin's
Butts, Dfass Butts nnd Screws, wrought Nails,
Coffee Mills, 'sWire Sives," Grain Scoops, Shov
els, Ames Shovels. Maho-ny Kncas, Rat aud
Mouse Traps, and Augsrs for sale at LOVES
Cheap Cash Store, Chicago st. 80
Oct ~. i46 l..I .si-l e-ai -l s.aLe
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done On rsa snnabc terms artlai sTnri Rotice -
None but the best workman wiites emploped
N. B. Pcrs ms coming from 6fdisianc' nj 3
quantity of Voolto be cardsd ia ifuifariuTtn
if obliged to stay over night. shall ~ ~ ts
pense ]. a. MA T. 'Fl:SDAi
.Jelief sTov 1sst 1918
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Joliet steam Foam Try.

TtHE Subscriber continues to manufac.
n ture Castings ofall kinds, for ctistom-
ers at short notice, Having recently erect.
ted large addition to his establishment,
he Is enabled TO furnish all kinds ofcas
rfngs rs eheap as any in the West. p
TEREsRlaHa N6ACESa11ES
Oftwo yaricties-Ststionary cleaners, &
Locomotive cleaners, containing the Ia ;
test improvements, and finished IN a sv-
perior style constantly on hand .as5s
All kinds of .Grist aill, Saw mill, and
Factory gearing furnished to order froln
the latest improved patterns. ems
Hollow ware, Pleughs, and other ar
ticles usually furnished at such establish
meuts constantly on hand.
ScrapIroR received in exchange for cas-
tings or work.
aa,'e.lrsa ~ NJ, L. ADAMS.
Toilet. March. 10. 1R4f. a
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, OREN Curtis, son
ofJames Curtis. aged 2years & 6 months.
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THE GREAr CANADIAN REmEDr.
WIner's 4I ~
PICTORIAL SYRUP,

(lf Ho0rbo3gnH md ETpc07nnnnp
= 80 - 49,, - - !. = t,"'ls
aeu -, o,o T ~ RI a. e ~. Sns
-. I:,,s'""". n. ,Sh;.a p,s,,r;s,. o.s'tr..s
,d M ,,S.,sas or ,he 1nn~s
%"S q" I'm, !. ssi;,. ,hc,..,d,
., e'',a,,'.a 20 ',,,,,.r IN. 6c.;.;o,s ,,s,ns
"a, he -, Ell nv ,bs nee oI ,s,Is
go. = :, 60 ,sr \ ,a,rs mas, ,b,e m.a;ci,sb.
49,, i, t:,n,,(,- ,rhsrs :, ho. heco
vers,i, t,,,vr aod l. eens;I red The
Hl ~ - III ,',a-,. W. W.
elne ~ u'e ~. ga p'.P,s alsease'. ~
eIea. success ~i'icn mas d. -hasa us u,s III @a
eoIht9s, alo ins many tfuty won i 'erin' cures
mas enecte"' as icon mo pf"sietors 10 ~
,ronnee u mo .ns cn''ea STATES, eonnueni -
cove1sJ and adan,sd ~ all diss.s.s oc Inc inns.
i,,s ,s1r or Tbs fnrc,i;,r. -, no, nerfor, ,bsi
,,.,,,..I -. I,.aI,,,, $3.50:
shoi. svs,s,, ~ ,sci,s,nsr, wien an.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-19

- AUN DER'S LIST Ind Sd and 4th Reader.
= Saunders Spelling Bnuss, Websier's do d..
Ulney's Geography and Atlas. Davi IS AriIhns =
tics, Krkham,s Gramnrars, Gonstock's Philos
ply, Blank Books, Letter paper by tine Rear
Fools Cap do by the reaM, fcl sale at LOVE :
on CHIcA St. Oct 81 1876
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-19
Cash Paid for wheat.
GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE

At the Farmers Store.
M A. WATSON. is now opening az
LIZ Wilmington cne OF the msst extern
sive complete ana wish selected Siock Of Mer-
chandiss ever receive at this place.
W00LLEN GOODS.
Broadcloths, C assimeis. Saiine,Is, Pulled cloths
Sleeps Grey, Kentucky jasna4 Linseys, FIannels,
Blankets, Hosiery. and Inread'.
WO0LLEN SH.aWLS
in every variety and shade Of color, qua ity and
price.
Black. Blue, Silk pad, and Figured Allapaca
Casnmeres ami De LINES. aa
COTTON GOODS.
The assortment is most complete: consisting Ia
part, CT Shirtin3s {. I'd Sheetirgs, Blue aud white
SiIesia Cambrck. Battling, wicking, anil Cotton
Yarn. ALSO,
FANCY C.aLIcoES,
altogether unrivailed in beauty of pattern. and
cheapness al price.
While his stock rf Llnan Basging, Holons
Russia deeper, is full aad prizes low.
RESTING.
Rich Silk Velvet, Back Sasria, Cashmers, and
heavy winter vssIinEs. 1853 far< -0r a7
GROCERIES. ssa
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Tea Rice Fish, pepper
Spce, Cinemnn, Ginger, Tobacco, Liquors. Dye
stJtfs, Hurdware, crUckery, Boats and shoes,
Hats and Caps, and every variety of Good
suited to tie waRts ofthe Farmer ana tho Cat
zen. tt
0EFAll of rae above articles can be bought
Chicago prices, for Cast, or oruduce.
Viii i,gtnn, Oct. I, 1916. 80 -.#
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-19

And other Approued Patterns, - -
and are prepared to furnish customsrs al
short notices Ploughs ofevery size, 0f sape.
rior quality and thickness, and warranted
TO scour in any soil. The timber used IS
selected with great care and thoroughly
seasoned, and the work done in a man
ner mott be surpassed. t'zssas- .'a's' g &
s. eTLeA handed PIoughsmede to order.
Allkinds ofProduce taken in exchange
for PIoughs. 81 @ " 90 . 30
g 80. LANE q WEEKS,
Loekport, Aug. Is, Is4as ..sss - i Is
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-19
GEO. SMITH CRAWFORD, M. D.
National Hotel. Joliet.

Ell ~H U~o
The Subscriber il pref ased 10 deliver Wood, on
short notice. n any part OF JolIe; Cor ready pay.
tus l JAS. s. WAITE.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-19
Auction
and
Commission Store

FENHE subscriber has opened an auction and
4 Commission SsJre, a. his old Stand on
Chicago Street; where ne will receive goods &
ChattIes on commission. administrators will do
well 70 give him cali as he intends making the
Auction q Commission business permanen.
business and will seltRt Auction or private sale
as may ba requested.
Sales cyery Saturday, afternoon and evening.
r. Dt)t1IITTIE
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The following important message was
received on the 4th and referred to the
military committee:
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I ours, With Innfh gFOtitup.ss
y. McDIflTf. q Front e.

,PTepsred add seId. wiolesaIe and retail, hy
john Wtset & Co. e3 Maiden Lane, a. y ,sols
pfopsistaze for The United Stasss Sold ~
CfiAS. CLEMENT, agent for yeIiss; also by
Z. n. BOycE, sesns for Chicago. ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-19

lsney article Of Plug stJannes TRomass
a brand, 81 box or peuia.
DE:M AlOND s. WOOD.
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Clothing CIofiaialgil
a full assortment r EADY MADE. alwavs On
haAsds o. made % order al the Sharest N..tice bv
!. C0NSTOCK. s
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havngb goods eaueef
suldu eSald shomth
Cu 6
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SCH0eL BOOKS.

Toilet, March, 10. 1s4G. Z
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-16
PEARL STREET ROUSE,
HUNTINGTON Vi
ny Villas g. NoYrs


Circumstances having rendered the control of The
above premises necessary we would give notice 10 the
public that the Pearl ST. House is now open tor The
accommodation OF travellers and others who may cali
Berg oca ted in one Of the pleasantcst parts Of
village. and commanding if does n fine view OF
Lake Champlan and the scenery about Burlington.
and also being near the University of Vermont, We
think it scarcely fail to please the searchcr for
pleasure and recreation, while at the same time ii al
ords those upon business comfortable home.
Mr. II. n. Cole and Mr.. II. c. Mason, late Of
Hghgate Springs, will manage the House for u.s. and
to those who are acquainted with them CATERERS
it would be unnecessary say single word in com.
mendation Suffice to say that every thing will be
done to make it agreeable and pleasant to all who
may wish to make it stopping place.
Believing that the sale o. Intoxicating drinks as q
beverage to be injurious them who use or do not use
,hem and detrimental to the well being Of society
also in hostility to the law OF the State, and the
strongly expressed wishes OF majority OF tie Free
men thereof we shall neither keep it publicly nor
cldndesfinely to be sold or girea away
a suitable carriage will be provided to take passen-
gers to and from the Steam Boats.
All Stages will call at this House.
VIM. r. Villas,
March, 1877. MoRiLLo NoYEs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-16

GENERAL TAYLoR's THANKS FOR HIS NIcroRY.-The
following is the general order issued by Gen. Taylor
after the battle OF Buena Vista Ii contains modest
and AT the same time satisfactory OF the
cess--untcd with proper and cordial expression Of
gratitude 10 those who secured the victory -
HEADQUARTERS Army OF OccUpATIoH, !
IORDeRs No. r. BUAHA VISTA, Feb % 1917.
!. The Commanding General has the grateful task
OF con graduating the troops upon the brilliant
which attended their arms i'll the conflicts OF the 22d
and 23d. Confident in the immense superiority of
numbers, and stimulated by the presence of disn-
guished leader the Mexican troops yet repulsed
IN every effort TO force our lines, and finally Withdrew
with immense loss from the field
=. The General would cXpress his obligations 10 the
officers and men engaged for the cordial support which
they rendered throughout the action 1t will be his
highest pride TO bring TO the notice OF the Government
the conspicuous galantry OF particular officers and
corps, whose unwavering steadlness more than once
saved the fortunes of the day He would also express
nand left to hold Sn!tillo Though not so seriously
engaged as their comrades, their services very
important and efficiently rendered While bestowng
this Just tribute TO the good conduct of the troops the
General deeply regrets say that there few
exceptions He trus,sIha those who fled ngorious!y
10 Buena Vista, and to SIltillo will seek an OPP
portunty to retrieve their reputation and 10 emulate
the bravery OF their comrades who bore the brunt Of
the battle, and sustained against fearful odds the honor
OF the flag.
The cXuliation of success is checked by the heavy
sacrifice OF life which it has cost, embracing many Of
cers OF high rank aud merit. While the sylnpa-
thcs OF grateful country will be given to the bcrenved
families and friends oi those who nUby fell their illus
rlous example will remain for the benefit and admifa
ton OF the army By order OF Major General Taylor ::
W. ". s. BLISS, assistant Adjt General
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-16

II is impossible for TO compress into our narrow
limits even brei ausion TO all of the numerous cures
that have been effected by DIR. Wistars Balsam, I'VE
can only refer to very few as specimens OF lis general
efficacy e''@'"'
A few days ago, lady called at the Office in fine
health and looking as robust as if though she never
that until recently she had been sick for between three
and tour years with what was supposed to be con-
sumption-that she had violent cough, night sweats
WIN alternate chlIs and fever, and every usual synp
tom of confirmed consumption The rcsuI, was ,hp,
she became so enaciated as present more the m.
penrance OF a skeleton than living being Proyden
tally She at this time, heard of the wonderful cures
performed by Dr. Nis,ars Basam of Wild Cherry and
commenced using it herself The effect was tba,
she began TO get better BY degrees the couch
left her, the ciIls and fever disappeared and in two
months She again found herself in perfect health.
None genuine, unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper. For sale by PECK &. Srr,r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-16
From the National Era
To DELAW ARE.

Thrice welcome to thy sisters of the East,
To the brown tillers OF rocky home,
With spray-wet locks to Northern winds released,
And hardy feet oerswept by ocean foam:
And TO the young nymphs OF the golden West,
Whose harvest nantes, fringed with prairie bloom
Trail in the sunset oh redeemed and best
To the warm welcome of thy sisters come
Let the weak chains which bind thee fail apart,
AT the strong swell of thy awakened heart
Broad PENNSYLVANIA, down thy sail white bay,
Sha give thee JOY, and Jersey from her plains,
Aud the great lakes whose echoes, free AWAY,
Moancd never shoreward with the clank OF chains.
Shall weave new sunbows in their tossing spray,
And with their waves keep cheerful hoyday.
And, smiling on thee through her mountain rains
Vermont, shall bless thee, and the Granite peaks
Aud vast katahdln, DER his woods shall wear
Their snow crowns brighter in the cold, keen air.
And Massachusetts, with her rugged checks
Oerrun with grateful tears, shall turn to thee,
When at thy impulse the electric wire
Shall trenbe northward with its words of fire
GLORY To FREEDoM'S Cop A SISTER STATE IS FREE (,
J. c. w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-16

To be full of life must be full OF health, and to
be full oil health he must have tree, unrestricted
circulation of the blood disordered liver will blunt
the mental perceptions, and dsorded stomach will
sour the sweetest temper. To be gorousy blue
and TO be suffering from arrangement ct the dges-
tive functions, are the same thing. Personal qnarres
aud social unhappiness, originate in this cause TO
greater extent han people have any idea OF. Reform
the somache and you reform the world Tor this is the
foundation of the reforms. To this end take dose or
son they would do much good and will be the means
if directly used of keeping the system IN order during
the year. Aud while they drive pain OF all kinds
away they will remove depression OF spirits, sourness
of temper undue exci,eabiity, and the whole legion
OF devils blues and substitute therefor comfort,
cheerlulness, happiness
Beicarc Of Counterteits. The public are cautioned
against the many spurious medicines which, in order
to deceive are called by names similar Wrights In
dian Vegetable Pills. For sale by PECK \ SPEAR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-04-16
Dennis ROOd's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,( Alta Probate Conr,
District OF Chittenden, SIS n holden a, Burning.
ton, within and for the District aforesaid on the LIST
day OF April A. ID. lSi7, an instrument purporting
TO be the last Will md testament OF Dennis Rood,
late OF Milton i'll said District deceased was present.
ed to the Court here for Probate by Nathan Lincoln IT.
the executor therein named
THEREFORE,, 1t is ordered by said Court that public
notice be gwen To all persons concerned therein TO
appear before said court, at session thereof to be ho
den at the Registers office in said Burlington on the
fourth "Wednesday in April, A. d. 1917, and contest
the probate OF said VIII. and ii is further ordered that
this order be published three weeks successycy in the
Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed at Bur
hng'on, in this State, the last OF which publications.
to be previous to the day assigned as aforesaid for
hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office this
LIST day OF April, a. d. 1917,
4lw3 WIN. WESTON. REGISTER