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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-09-30
DIED.

In Rutland, (at Sutherland's Fals,) on Thursday
morning, Sept. %, Of lung fever, Hiram Humphrey,
aged II. He had enjoyed 50 good degree orheath
mp to The Sabbath morning previous to his deccasc,
rs to perform sundry kinds OF light work. At this
time he rapidly failed, md expired as stated
feveT SylvanGs Segar, son-n-law of George Walker,
aged 3D. C. Printers in Massachusetts will please
copy the above
In Bridport, Aug. 90 Mrs Polly Converse, widow
of the late Gardner Converse, aged G5.
In Whitehall, ILL.,. Aug. q, Calvin Hagar SEN, So,
formerly of Midde5ary, VT.
In Mddlcbury, Sept %, Mrs Martha E., wife of
Dea. Ira Allen, aged 81.
In Cornwall, Sept. II, Sarah, daughter Of job and
Sally Lane, aged II years
In Troy, n Y, Sept. IS, Of Scarlet fever Charles
S. r Carr only child of Charles and Lucy L. Carr,
aged five years and three months.
The parents can but feel that they are grevously
afflicted; and their grofi the deeper as he was their
only child. In his death, they have sustained Sc
we're loss. He was active, intelligent aud brilliant,
the favorte of all, and gave evidence Chad he yet)
Of becoming great and good man. Although to us,
with our limited knowledge, many things arc inscru-
table, we trust the parents may find consolation,
and be enabled to cxclaim in the fullness Eof their
hearts, ut is well with the child.' Com.
In Petersham, Mass, Sept. % of Typhus Dyson
terry, Hannah, wife of Collin Andrews, aged 53.
Great is the loss which the bereaved family and the
community have experienced. Many years have
elapsed since the deceased made profession Of re-
ligon. Hers was cheerful, humble, chillliko pic
ty. Her heart was emincntly the seat Of kindness
and love. Prompted by spirit Of deep, lively sym
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FOR SALE--VERY CHEAP.

A VALUABLE MARE Of the Morgan
IN breed; a two seated covered WAGON
and Harness; Il Hand Barrow and Farming
Utensils. A SOFA; 6 Parlor Chains and
twenty four Dining Chairs.
One BUREAU, Bcdsteads, Tables and Look
ing Glasses. A Cooking Stove, raror Stoves
and Stove Pipe. Avariety Of Kitchen Fur
niturc, &c, &c. MOSES CHASE.
Brandon, Sept 20, 1917. n
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Tile Largest, Cheapest and most Correct Tenn
pcrance Music Booh eror Pu5lishcd
THE WASHINGT0NIAN MELODIES
Being collection of Standard and Original
Temperance Choruscs, Quartettes, Glees, So
los, etc, set to music.
Many Of which have been prepared eX-
pressy for this work by composers of &C.
knowIe,lgod ability. Designed for the use Of
the various Temperance Associations throout
the world.
With u Funeral Hymn for the Sons and
Daughters of Temperance, Rechabtes and
Daughters of Rechab, Brothers and Sisters Of
Temperance, Good Samaritaus,
Composed and compiled by Mrs. VIRGIL
MA r. ALLEN.
This book is printed on fine paper, in a
handsome cover, and contains 1913 pages Of
the size of the old Crystal Fount Melodies"
of which in fact it is a continuation.
Single copies - - consist Il Dozen
Postage about % cents l ? copies
FRANCIS d. ALLEN, Jr.,
Publisher, IS Chamber st, n. Y.
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Farms for Sale

SEVERAL Western Farms, from 100 to
$500 acres with a House, Barn, and ten
acres in crop on each, for sale low. Terms
ofpayment easy-or Eastern property taken
in exchange. Apply Oost paDto Gordon
& Co., rs and so Broad ST., n Y; or to tho
Office of this paper. 3
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WOOL MARKET.-BosToN SEPT. 81
MARRIED..

In Hyleville, (Castleton,) Sept. 20, by Rev. Mr.
Shaw, of Fairhavcn, Mir L. NJ Griswold and Miss
Mary Johnson.
In Whitehall, N. Y, Mr. S. B. Woodward of II
condoroga, and Miss L. S. Mygatt
In Potsdam, N. Y, Sept. s Mr. Abel j. Benedict
of Cornwall, VT, and Miss Helen a. Peck of Parish
vile, N Y.
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FARM FOR SALE.


Iva FE'IlE subscribers offer for sale
s;ssY11 = the FARM on which they
aikisa reside, containing over one hun
aSsaa@ssb dred acres of land, we'll and
pleasantly situated on the road leading from
Salisbury to the Lake, about IA mile from
Leicester centre, and 12 from Brandon.
On said Farm is good two story Dwelling
HOUSE, BARNS, and other suitable out
buildings Said Farm is well watcred and
lenced;-has on it good Apple and Sugar
Orchard, &c. ALSO:
Twenty acres of Meadow land, lying on
Otter Creek, about mile from said farm -
Thirty acres of pasture land, about 1 l-2 mile
and eleven acres Of Cedar Swamp, mile
distant. The above named pieces of land
will be sold together or separately, to suit
purchasers Terms of payment made easy.
JAMES NJ. MACK,
JOHN Q. MACK
Leicester, Sept. %, 1847. Is
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NO CURE! NO PAY!!
FRESH ARRIVALS.

ItTlEII AILItIE AIIt|.
I'm addition to their former large variety Of
GOODS, the undersigned announce the
following late arrivals
200 bbls fresh ground FLOUR, lower
than the lowest;
500 Bus. c. Western SALT,
300 " L. Island do.
All kinds of Fine SALT;
a general assortment of Foreign and Ameri-
can IRON and STEEL, and Steel Springs.
Also, just received 10 bbls. Mess PORK.
CIIPMAN & McEWEN.
Chipman's Point, Aug. 81, AZ. II
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FARM ron SALE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER wishes to dispose Of the farm
J. upon which he lives, being on the BoOnville
Road, one mile North Eas, from The Court House, in
the city 81 Evansville, containing thirty three acres
Of FIRST rate-land, under good Improvement This
farm has upon it good AID reH flashed fran dreling
house and oul houses, wen Of first rate water. a
timely improved garden and young Orchard.
Ais0-Four los an The fourth enlargement Of the
city Of Evansville.
Itso-Ihree FIRST rate horses, O good two horse
wagon, ,the Peytona.l and harness, buggy and har-
ness one COW, ~ head OF hogs GOO bushels Of corn.
one stack Of hay and fodder household and kitchen
furniture. loT terms apply 90 the subscriber
dee 9-tf JOHN y. kLRkENDALL
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Are you Ensured?

- THE UNDERSIGNED as agent for the Col
81. iinbus Ohio lRsaFauce Company. is presar.
sszs1-aedio takerisks onss sbRpaII,s 81 AIerchan-
die, Produce, &c, from andto any pare 81 the u.
States by steam and sailing vessels, steam canal,
heel andtat boats alsoupon buildings, merchandise,
furniture, &c, on most reasonable terms.
The high reputation which this Company bears for
lis ability, iberality and Premptnessa adjusting los
entities IL 10 the confidence and patronage o the
poDhc -nov2I-ul JNJM SIOCkWElI. ~
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MIXTURES AND PORTRAITS.
MIR. J. w. YOUNG.

from fhs cery Popular DagNcreofgpe Gallery Of Mn
.-t- HawKfNs, II CiRciaauti. -r' .N-
M 0lLD respectfully inform the Ladies aud
W Gentlemen OF tins place and vicinity, that be
has. engaged Rooms at the Sherwood H5ase for d
fhor' tine, for the purpose of taking Miniature Pof
traits Ihe public generally and ladies' in particular
are Invited tocaI and examine specimens. doe1f-2m
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fEFHE Lersigned VIII receive sealed proposals
lJr re- ling and constructing " hlrf in front OF
The C!y n Evansville. from the upper side OF Wal
nut saeei 20 Che middle Of Division street, embr cling
hvs blocks, or about 1900 feet. The wharf is to be
coyened with gravel the depth OF nine inches and
90 have paved cutters extending from the end Of each
street 10 the river az low water and to be constructed
in conformity with the survey of Mr.. Cleveland, as
contained In his report to the City Council The
whold work is 10 be completed within two yers from
the first DAY of April A. D. 49, estimated cost from
10000 10000 dollars. Said proposals win be re-
ceyed until the lst OF March next.
JOHN SHANKLIN
NJ W POSTER
dec 81 tyvexw till Mar. Istl c. b. WALKER
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

rIpsr SrFELr, EvANslILfE, INDIANA.
- THE undersigned having become proprietors
s of tho above we'll known establishment, beg
LII leave TO offer their services TO te public and 70
solicit share oi patronage They hope TO be able to
continue the favorable consideration the House has
heretofore enjoyed under the manage mcut OF Mr.
Sherva,od N5 cxertif,ns VA h, sn,+,,I M ,i,, mi
veIsal satisfaction to ALL The Table and the Bar
viii be Ghundanty furnished ana the rooms kept
clean and neat Charges as heretofore moderop.
INTERNATIONALLY.
nov i-if PETER BtfRK
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ACADEWECAE INSTITUTION.
AND FEMALE SEMINARY.

! NGYBON W. Stafford respectfully aiycs notice
\ w TO his patrons and The friends ufcdGcaton ocn
orally. thar the first winter quarter OF the above i'm
situations, Will commence the last Monday in Novem-
beTs the lormer 10 he Taught exclusively 10y himself
The latter, by Mrs. l.. VI. SAIuRD assisted by r. n.
MoBroN and ; G, BowpEN;---ieachersa amply qualified
by their literary atainfncu aud experience u teach
ing 10 give thorough instruction NJ al the branches
taught in tle best Soniuaries ct tho country.
Our purpose Is, that the schools shalt be permanent,
ana maintain q character worthy the names iAcy
bear.
The Academy is czclusiyuy Tor males md Tor
those. more particularly who d sire 70 study he An
cient Classics and the higher branches Of Aiaihenai
les
i viii be a thorough preparatory school cor those
desire to qualify thensely, for teaching for bus
mess"
In order 70 secure the classification and order,
which indispensable 10 efficiency. twill be cxpec-
ted OF those applying for admission into the Academy,
THAI they rcad ucntiy. spell tolerably, write cgiby
understand the ground rules Of Arithmetic and have
some knowledge OF Geography and the OF maps
Il is alsohghiy important, that students commence
with the beginning 81 The term; classes are then
formed, and subjects Of SHADY commenced.
RATES o. TUITION N THE ACADEMY.
Primary English branches. s. 00pcr Our
Higher English branches. -..--.... % - 49,.
Languages. Algebra and Geometry & % " ''-.a
TUITION rs TIE SEMINARY.
Primary studies ..--...--.. So per Our.
Higher English branches. 2 90 -
LAIN and French extra-.- zee. 1850 ? 90 "
Music on Piano Forte .----......-.. S CO "
Uscof instrument for pnctice..-- $3.50 ] 90 :. %
Boardng.--A few young Ladies can be accoInmo-
dated IN the family with the teachers and provision
l. made tor others in the first families III the cirv
Price Of Board 81 ~ per week
EyASsyILIE Nov. loth. nov HIT &
CsH0COT ATFand Cocoa 4 few boxes pom
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IO5


kR. GEO. b. WALKER. President OF the Ev-
- ansville Medical Society, viii deliver lis Vale
dciSry address on thehrs Monday nFht IN January,
let8, III z O'Clock
Officers are 70 be elected for the ensuing year all
members OF the Profession ore Invited - attend .
dec . JOHN IL. WILCOX, Secr'v.
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TAYLOR HALL.

AK tx TLFIk HILL.
yz49( JNO. VI. APP respectfully informs tine ri
49, public generality thas lac has leased for u
term OF years the well known tavern stand In Ev-
ansville formerly kept by f. Ehrsam aud lately by
Benz Nurre The house has been thoroughly re-
paired and handsomely fitted up with entire new fur
nture, and those OF the travelling public who may a
vOr him with call may rest assured that their COM
fort and convenience viii meet with every attention
His Table will always be supplied with the best
that tie market affords and his Bar furnished with
the choicest Liquors carefully selected by an expen
enced hand
Attached 10 the Hail. and Immediately on the
lubilc square are his stables, Acknowledged by all
% be themost spacious and convenient IN the place
aug 20, ISf7tE JNO. NJ APP
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10 COIINTRY 1TERCUAN'VS.

FfNIE subscriber is now opening loo Packages of
Il Merchandise, consisting Of Dry Goors, Doors
& SHoEs. HArs, Cars and BoTxrrs, HARDwaRE GLASS
WAN and CRocKcBY; which he viii sell as low rs
any House in the CITY for Cash OF Produce such as
Pork, Wheat Com, Oats, Flaxseed, White Beans,
Beeswax, Feathers or TalI0w.
dec 2l-if JOHN SHANKIIN.
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CITY BAKERY.

- sLlrIIITTT55ISs tiEH BAkEKA
sss-sg. szssss.-ss THE subscriber bees leave to
zss2zs-s-4sasz-sz& Inform the citizens of Evansville
that he continues manufacture Bread, RUsK. CAKE
and CRAckEes Of all kint~ fresh every day of he
best materials and in the best manner lie VIII also
keep constantly hand for sale by the barred on re-
tail. the best article Of Flour. lie is determined 10
please the tastes of his patrons and hopes receive
liberal share o patronage. Ills stand is on Nam ST.
next door to Jesse i Lambs store.
ap % IT. NICHOLAS FIX
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NOTICES hereby given Chat have taken out
x letters OF EXecGtorship with the viii annexed
on the estate OF the late William rraton ofihecitv Of
Evansviedecd AL those indebted TO said estate are
requested 10 immediately. make payment, and all
those having claims against said estate orerenestod
70 present themto the subscriber legally suthenticat-
ed for settlement SAID estate IS supposed 10 be sol
vent. those having settlements 10 make viii please
cQilat the Office Weeyerand Iraiton ut The Old stand
Of Doctor lfaiion, who are authorised to make set-
tlements and where tic subscriber can al~avx be
found A. Rawlcy at the sherwood house, +. &.
dec l0-t&w. AMERICA RATION Exccntrix
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NEW EsTABLfSEs1IEN'H,.


WATER ST, BETWEEN MAIN AND InCUsr, NExr DOOR To
IIU. MEMBRANES HALL, EVANSVILLE. IND. i .E
Boots and shoes at Wholesale aud Retail.
ANl TllEsubcribor has Just opened in the 81 n
Y ~ above establishments ON Water stroci,Yb ~
between Main aud locust in the brick
store formerly occupied by j. Y cmrrier & Co. asa
DRUG Store, large and splendid assortment OF
Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, ESOnnefs. sc.
Consisting OF Meus' KIP Boots, Calido, fine French
Cali Water Proof do and general assortment 81
OF coarse Boots.
Also, good assortment OF fine Calf MOnroes and
= general assortment OF Brogans. Boys and Youths
Kip and Gait Boots, Brcgans and Monroes
Also, a large and splendid assortment of Ladies'
shoes; consisting oIlino Buskin Walking shoes line
hid slippers, Spring Heel DO, Calf and Morocco lac-
ed Boots and Poikus, various descriptions OF Lasting
Gaiters and Hall Cutters; together with general as
sortment OF Misses Slips Caters, and Polka Boots "a
good assortment OF b0nnets OF the latest style
1 he subscriber would recommend his stock of
Boots and Shoes 20 the pubiicas being Tar superior to
any Eastern work brought to this market; he would
respectfully invite those wishing to purchase any of
the above articles 20 call and examine his stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere ilc natters him
sell that he can sell as low or lower than they car, h.
boughi IN the West Loct % al w r. BAKER
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m NEW ESTABLISHMENT. e-F-a
0s@zLAT ARID car sTCRH. T>

0@EAT ARID car sTCRE. Ts
ID ALLEN, Halter, "a prsciicaf -yrciaaic
=. from New Horh) begs leave to ofer his pro-
fessiona services TO the citizens OF Evansville and
noiehborhood ..eI.t#
lie has opened the Store. corner OF Main and FIRST
streets wiha large stock of Hats and Caps of every
quality and styles got up selected by himself with
great care, exclusively for the ull trade OF this section
make the interest Of NIL in want OF auch articles for
the head, 70 deal with HIM
Gentlcmen DESTROYS to treat themselves OF friends
10 a beautiful Moteskin Of the celebrated Bcbec &
COstars present fall fashion, JUS got ont by expires
from New fork, would d0welL 20 call carly hciJre
tho Lofts disposed OF
\ lot Of splendid Beaver Hats, ON exua fine arti-
Gle, on hand, and also every variety Of Caps
Gentlemen can have any description OF Hat made
20 order a this embellishments. t.
Evansville, sep lS-n ..... -
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

JOHNNDN 4 CRANE,
rvN-vc ARE now opening at their new brick store
eAe.AAon Nam Street Opposite che Buak, a large
-sr@ sand full assortment Of s..
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, Bonnie cts, Combs, &c. Nc.
Which they are prepared 70 sell to The trade on the
most favorable terms oe 81
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nEoRE NEW GooDs!

N = ANzl h - NNUVtJf's- : 7
JUST RECEIVED BY KRGSEN & MORGAN
rs THE EEw FRAME BUILDINGS Or MAIN ST. =
> rs f-l blue .Blmket Cloth;
- 2 ps 6-4 all wool Cloaking:
] 81 ltat Silk. black.
3imp saiin stripe and figured Blk silks;
- dozen heavy wollen Gloves;
] case assorted Cotton Tread;
"a. Coach OIL Cloth
2 ps Hair Cloths for Sofas:
10 dozen men ndboys' Cloth Gaps;
30 ps assorted Prints, very lON;
80 prs Bed Blankets
dozen }uckskin Miiis:
D prs Transparent and Painted Window Blinds:
a ps Paper Window Blinds % and SO inches,
Also, Linen Cambria, Hdkfs, Shaws;
Ncsangs rBolub;HRes. &C., a. "a -.f-T -er7
All lhpsc wishing new and cheap goods; atwhale-
sale Or retail ate respectfully invited 10 call and ex
anime nov l1-tn
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Auction and Commission Eouse

Main 81. cor. of First, Evansville.
II VIE undersigned has laid in large and splendid
a stock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, CAPS,
HATS, HARD-W ARE, CUTLERY, &C., which he
VIII sell Auction every evening, and al retail at an
times Consignments will meet with prompf attention
lwhl warrant every article OF my own perfect but
should receive consignment which is not perfect ht
public will be notified ofthe fact at the sale Terms
CAsH NOV 5-imi III. GUMBRTS
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T = IgiE Atlantis has been doeke,l &
2a throughiy repaired and furnished and
isz-z'-'ss-zais now in fine order, and has resumed
her trips 10 ShawncotoWn and Hendoraon--leaves
Evansville every Wednesday a 2 O'Clock, p VI. aud
evansville every Sunday al 1 o'clock 4 ". loc 10
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Commodious and and clegIble rooms in the house
OF " Chadd tncar Rev Mr. D0dges Church. have
ben procured Tor the accommodation oitl school,
TIA permanent location can be selected.
Arrangements have been made with several hiahlv.
respectable and pleasant families Tor tboaccomnioda-
lion OF young ladies with board until ihe Principal
can maker royisi0irto receive them into his family
dec 4-tw&w9w. j II JURET Prinoiuui
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House Painting and Csiazing.
RICHARD RALEIGH,

=. HAS just received his large as-vAAAM
tz..A sorted stock of Fall aud WinterE1 ---,'~
Goods consisting of Hats and Caps Of the best quality
and most fashionable description. Ladies and Gents.
Boots and Shoes, Cluclss, Looking Glasses, super
tine French. English, and American Cloths, CASH
rhores, Satinctts, Joanz, Tailor Trimmings, &c.
ALSO: ....
4 -pleadid nsas,rfrrcft - french. GERMAN, En-
glish and AnleFchn CalicOes, Ginghains Alapaccas,
Delames. hne and superine Cloth and best Lyons
Ihibct Slrawls from s3 to $50 each.
Which he offers for sale as low as can by bought in
any house in the western country. Merchants would
do we'll to call and examine the stock before purcha-
sing elsewhere sue ..I
81 AZ kiads Of PRoOecE Sc, taken ~ eteaange
sep lS--6mO. i.I. Ia f-al. ...I .a i.lI...
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81 IS-A great variety of Shawls. among.
- Which are an extensive assortment 81 superior ant
common black Cloth, Tartan, Abode Tareni, Sc
For sale low by Ls2sl ". w. FOSTER
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brushes! BTHshes!5- Just opened fan as
- sortment oil Counter, White Wash. shoe Horse.
Shaving Hair Cloth Narnish. Paint and scrub Brush
e. 4orsaelo by $50 VI w. FOSTER
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Extra Charge

! = M. IfI7N- NOV IIIUff s7Is - n.
Mr. & Mrs JrRry huvinq tauellta session IN the
Princeton Female Academy, the Trustees sthc In
situation, en- brace this occasion saw that tics
ductct the school 70 their entire satisfaction, man-
testing by the almost Unprecedented advancement OF
their pupils, Their eminent qualifications leach
.crs SAMUEL HALL Priest of the ioard
We, the undersigned most heartily ooncurin lhe
above certificate JOHN LAGOW.
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ALEXANDER LAUGHLEN.

49, Wholesale and Retail S--y---s
- Grocery, Iron. Nuil, Tn 49,
ssz4uad Skcct IRON Store.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-09

ulars to volunteers, making all officers e
lective, and requiring the President TO
commission Them.
HoUsE.-The bill to increase the pay
of the army was reported back to the
House and made the specia! order for
Monday.
MIR. Stpphen's, of Ca, offered concur.
rent resolutions declaring that the Mexi.
can war was not waged with a view to
conqsest, the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of that Re-
public, or for the acquisition of territory,
as the U, States desired an honorable
peace; that they desired an ungaestioned
boundary for Texas, full recognition Of
that boundary, and proper provisions made
for satisfying the just claims of our citi-
zens, &c. &. He moved TO suspend rules
for the reception Of his resolution-Re.
fused Is to 80.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-02-09
DIR. Al. Turner,

Would respectfully announce to that IN.
fortunate class ofcommunity who are lahoring un-
der Diseased Eyes, that he has located in
The village Of joliet, All il prepared by his
new and uaiqus method of treatment, to take
charge of, am. cure, al sach cases of Opthalnia
rs have baen hitherto regarded incurable.
Those who have either from the Judgment OF
their Physicians, or the great length of time they
have suffered, regarded themselves as doomed 70
psrpetaal pain or darkness, may take new coul-
age, in view of the unparalleled success attending
that particular mode Of treatment of The Eye a
dopted by DIR. TURNER and oaIy in use by three
others in the United States.
His teims wi be reasonable, but for the in
formation OF those who ilay desire to apply 10
him for his aid, he deems it proper state them
They will be as 70 lows:
: For treatment of The eyes one week, $500.
do do and boarded, 50.
G5Tln treatment the Eye. no fee viii be ta-
ken until an Improvement is experienced.
Joliet, February 2, 1917.