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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19

LITERARY CYRIoSTY-A musical friend
ofours, who loves wit and music, as we'll
as our distinguished self, presented us
with the following remarkable literary
curiosity. which he declares is a fac simile
of the original. Alas! what are we COM
ing to? Surely the skulemas,er' is a
broad. But here we have the curiosity:
Eyezic Jacubs
To GENES Kaughphine. DIR.
To Aosafada, $500
To Agitinonimome, $500
$500
Ginuary 10, 1914.
Cettled, GEMBs KAUGHPHlNE.'
This is as uuintelligible without due
explanation as high Dutch to Yankee
so lest the world should be left in ig-
norance of the true meaning of this spe-
cimen ofthe Chirographic art, we sub
join literal translation ofit, which is
simply.
Isaac Jacobs
To James Coffin, DR..
To horse half day. $500
To getting of him home. $500
$500
January 10, 1914.
Settled. JAMES CorFIs.'
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-19


.Miliersport: L. Vance
.Ntio Salem: DR.. NJ D. Brocl
PleksriagtOn: A. Bright, Jr
Jefferson: David Jenning
LiihopoiiS: Lewis Huber
Canal Winchester: Or. Potte
L0ekViiie: WIN. p. Tennent
Amanda: Nathan J. WoTralI
ROyditOR: J.Cleuents, Jr.
amanda Up. VIM. Ashbrook
Corroii; William r. Breck
Basil Henry Leonard
Baltimore; u. l. Nicely
v, b. PALMER, Esq, Genel
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-26

Vega had two on three thousand cavalry
with him, On the road to Mexico.
zone problem 10, will there be any gov.
eminent It Mexico capable Of making
peace? for, as the condition OF things now
stand at Mexico, there may be greater
difficulty in finding an executive 10 treat
for peace, than inr them to carry on war. "
W. have dates from the city Of Mexico
later than had been received al Washing
ton when the Union containing the forego-
ing was published. Santa Anna was at
the capital, discharging the dntie. Of Pres
ident. He was supposed to Do acting in
concert with the church or peace party,
although his published inaugural brea.hes
nothing but war. A later rumor says
Arista is vt tho heed Of 4 900 men, sdvan-
cling on the capital to overthrow Santa
Anna. He 10 known to be opp"sec to q
continuance Of the war. He wished the
northern provinces Of Mexico to be erect
ed into separate Republic, under the pro
lection of the United States, and now he
declares in favor Of restoring Herrera to the
Presidency. Whether he car effect any
thing we shall soon learn. Apanic seems
to have spread over Mexico, and the troops
| sent fru,n the capital to relieve Vera Cruz,
must have learned before thy marched
many miles, that our arms wes again tri.
umphant. Santa Anna, at the last dates,
was ir the capital, without tro'ps to resist
Arista. He will see that the bill Of Vera
Cruz has endangered the salty Of San
Luis Potosi-ihreatene now from two
directions, by the armies under Scott and
Taylor. To ssvstha, city, he nu>t collect
all the forces IN his power andhasten for
| ward w,,h"u, delay to It's rei'ef The road
lies oear Toy lor's position. He is, there
fore, threatened with Arista in his rear,
ami Scott and Taylor in his font. Such
lie the present position Of Mexican Affairs,
whilst the Mexican rumor IS, that the
Missouri Volnn.ser. are abv,l TO pus!,
forward 10 Dlrtngo. If our Generals
take immediate advantage Of ,he e,nbar-
easements Of the enemy, they will over
wLelm him At once. Hence, The cou ntry
will look for prompt action.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-26
Affecting story.

Ane IollowlnS story We heard shor
time since from young lady in humble
lite-as. emigrant from Ireland:
The sterrage Of our ship was crowd
ed with passengers of all ages, and before
we had been long at sea, a malignant dis
case broke out among the children OF
board. One after another sickened ant
died. and each was in its turn wrapped i,
its narrow shroud aud committed TO the
deep, with no requim but the bursting
sigh Of fond mother, and no obs. q,lie.
but the tears Of fathers and brothers ant
plying strangers. As they sulIenly plung
ed into the sra, and the blue waves rollee
over them, | clasped my own babe NOR,
strongly 10 my bosom, and prayed thai
HsAven might spare my only child. Bu'
this was not to be. Il sickened, and da,
after day | saw that its life was ebbing
and the work of death Begin. On Friday
night it died, and 10 syoid the necessit, o
seeing what was once so beautiful, anc
still so dear, given to gorge the monsters
Of the deep, | concealed its death Fl ION al
around me. TO luil suspicion, gave eva.
sive answers to those who enquired ate,
it, end folded it in my arms, and sang to il
as ii my babe was only sleeping for an
hour, when the cold long sleep Of death
was on it. A weary day and night had
PASSED away, and the Sabbath ca'ae. Like
oilers wore my neatest dress, and put
on SMILING iace-but no! it was heavy
task. for ! felt my heart was breaking.
On Monday, the death Of the child could
no longer be concealed, bur, from regard
to my feelings, the captain had it enclosed
IN rude colin, and promised TO keep it
two days fur burial, if in that time we
should make land The coffin was placed
IN the boat which hoated at the ships stern
and through the long hours of night
watched tia dark speck on the wave.
which might shut it from my sight forever.
It was then l thought Of my dear cottage
home, and my native land, and of the kind
friends had left behind me, and loneed
TO mingle my tears with theirs. By night
| watched the coffin Of my babe, and by
day looked for the laud--raising my heart
IN prayer to Him who holds the winds in
h's hand, that they might watt US swiftly
onward. On the third morning, Just a.
The sun had risen, the fig lifted and show
ed US the green shores of New Bruns-
wick. The ship was laid to; and then the
captain, with few men, Jeff, taking HE
chin with them. was not permitted to
80, but from the deck Of the vesse, could
see them as they dug the grave, under the
.hick shade Of the forest trees, OIL the edge
IT aswee. glade, which sloped down 10
he wa'er--and in my heart I blessed
hem, and prayed that God would reward
heir Kindness 10 the living and the dead.
When they returned on board, the captsin
ZANE to me and said -"My good woman,
no place where your son is buried is
Sreenville on the coast Of New Bruns-
v'ck. | will write it on peice Of pape.
hat you may know where his remains
,e.' thanked him lor his care, but told
him the record was already written on my
least, and would remain there till my
'Iessed boy and ! should meet in bright
II and happier world"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-26

u AcnILLr MuaAr, the eldest son Of
Napoleon's celebrated marshall, died on
The 10Th nft., ut his residence in Jefferson
county, Florida. Prince Murat has resi-
led in this country since 1921, living
without ostentation as citizen of the re-
public he had adopted. He died 1t the
age Of ~ years.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-26
VOLUME g..
From the Boston Chronetype.
Keep NJ work.

From the Boston Chronotype
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poest mountain on you iewnf
Hsep Il work.
You may undermine il ysti
If you stand and thump it, bsss,
Sony bruises you may get.
Keep 1t work.
Does Miss fortunes face look sour
Keep ct work:
She may smile again some day,
II you pull your hair and fret,
Rest assured she'll have her way.
Keep At work.
Are you eensured BY your fFisndsS
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Whistler they are wrong or right,
May be you must bide your tims,
II for victory you fight.
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II the devil growls at you,
Keep at work:
That's the best way to resistj
If you hold an argument,
You may feel his iron fist.
Keep at work.
Are your talents viliheds
Keep at work:
Greater men than you are hated,
II you're right, then 60 ahead
Crit will be appreciated.
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Everything is done by labor,
Keep At work:
n you would improve your station:
They have help from Providence
Who work out their own salvation.
Keep At work.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-11

ina gentleman is nat authorized TO receive mo-
hey,of gave receipts on account of The Review.
- TO THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Oaf exchange list iow aRacunts to several nun
dred, and is attended with considerable expense
more particularly as Congress has not seen fit TO
extend TO pario'sicals the immunities from st
ags enjoyed by the daily press; ye. we chselfully
continue our connection with our exchanges tfait-
ing that they will nat fail to comply with the
conditions, viz insert prospectus for the vol
une and notice the numbers.
TRAVELLING AGENTS AND CoLLEcToRs,
Mr. lsreal James is our travelling agent fol
the Sog'hssn and South Western States, assisted
by James K Whjppie, WIN Il Webb, o HIP
Stem, Jno Weld, u Hussey, T Waterman
ReubiA 4 Henry and Jno Collins.
Ak w James, is our travelling agent for tie
western States, assisted by ] Z Smith, I Dent
Jennings, t G Smith and F Halves.
Mr. Henry Lewis is our travelling egent fol
Alabama and Tennessee
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-11

The evidence is thus summed up agains.
him in the histories of the day.
sit was proved that the said Andrew
Patchen damned the Congress for declar-
ing war, and used towards them very a.
busive language; and if those present
should agree with him, he would resist
and oppose Congress, and all military Of.
fcers and others holding commissions I'm.
der Congress. He persuaded all present
to go 10 no moro trainings, saying that he
nor none of his family should do so; clos.
ing by the remark that all who did not
agree with him were worse than infidels. y
Oh, horrible What and awful slaught.
er there would be these times, if such
sentiments would subject men to the gal.
lows. Don't that make your neck smack!
as the man said when be passed the
hemp feld.-Ohio Statesman.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-11
TREK % RKN'G.

EN Maftern would informt the citizens Of
It Joliet and vicinity, thai he has opened hii
shop one door south of Duncan's Store, whore he
ere, and the public generally, with work on
short notice. To che young men ofthis place
he would say, thatno endeavors viii be wanting
on his part 70 please the most fastidious taste,
and in ak cases Q ft will be warranted.
55s has juss received the latest PARIS. and
NEW YORK F0shions, which will enable him
TO TO his work in strict conformity with the pre-
vailing fashiens ana saese of the day.
fYGUTTING done on short notice, and
warranted 60 De. ifpropefly made up.
Joliet. Dec i, 1916. -. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-11

REMEDY FOR TIE BoTFs.--A cores
pondent ofthe Albany Cultivator says
Having seen many horses die with the
bolts, and many remedies given without
effect was induced by a merchant
IN cambridge TO try the following for a
morse OF my own, after had tried most
'ot the remedies in common use without
effect, and had given him up for lost. Half
pint vinegar, half pint soft soap, half pint
gIn' and half pint moIasses we'll shaken
together, and poured down while foaning.
40 my great surprise, the horse was in
nve minutes perfectly free from pain, and
ATE freely, the next morning | was on my
Journey. | have since recommended, and
gwen the same i'll perhaps fity,cases, with
t1e same good effect, not in ole instance
has il failed to effect perfect cure.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-11
WENERS
Csa1lsagaaaRa VeraRDifgage,

The remedy to which we would call the atten
ton OF the pJblic, is one which has proved suso
cesaioi for some time; and il is universally ac-
Enowleoged by all who have tried il, to be far sI
peFior 10 any other medicine ever employed in
diseases for which it Is recommended. It not on-
| ly destroys worms and nvigorates the whole sys-
tom, but il dissolves and carries off the superb
etmdont slime or mucus prev alent in the stonl-
acn ana bowels Of children, more especially those
in bad health. The mucous forms lhe bed or nest
in which woEms pTodnce their young, aud by re-
moving Il, IL Is Impossible for worms 10 remain in
the body 1t is harmless in its effects on the sys-
tenn, and the health of the person lie always i'm
proved by It's use, even when no worms are dis
covered.
1t VIII be seen by the following statement that
Alr. McCord had, previous 20 using GsYYiner's
Canadian VerIniFuge, 81 Eesorted to various prep
aEatiohs recommended Tor worms, without any
ad0anfage-this ofiiself is sufficient 70 the supe-
horsy OF this preparation al Others for sim
liar purposes
Brooklyn, January 18Th, 1916
Messrs. Joha Winner and Co.-SIns: am hap
by 20 have il in my power to beer testimony Of
the good effects attending the of your Canadi-
an YegmIfage. Z
Ny child oF two yCnFs Of age, had been i'll for
some seven months. and had finally become SO
! emnciateds HAT we dispaised of les Iecovery.-
Surprising the cause ~ is sickness was worms
so3h cases, but they produced no Beneficial eff
toc's We had given hsr up as past recover,
When we were roc 'rnnenled by friend. who
had heard of your medicine, to give it trial
we did so without any expectation of its being
ser7iceab!o, but to our great joy and surprise, af-
ter she had saken SIX doses, and six oni., she be-
gan gradually TO recover, and is Now i'll better
health than she has htea for trn months.
can now recommend your ttCanadian YER
ne nj
friend 70 the young portion of the human family,
who suffer from worms. ] am glad TO be able 10
give such decided confidence in she success ro
your medicine, and am willing you should refo
70 me any potsons who may have doubts onshel
point Yours, truly,
GILES McCORD.
The ''Canadian Yer'uifugo'' is only 25 cents
per bottle aud is much pleasanser than my in
use. Prepared only by john 1Hi1er & Co., SO
Maiden Lane, N. Y. Sold By CHAS Gle
MENT, ogent for Joliet; also by L. BOYCE,
agant for Chicago.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-11
Joliet steam Foundry.

TEsHE Subscriber continues to manufac.
Il ture Castings ofall kinds, for custom.
ers at short notice, Having recently erect.
ted large addition to his establishment.
he is enabled 20 furnish all kinds Of cas-
tings as cheap as any in the West.
gxxR3aggEgG 1gA CEa2gEs
Oftwo varieties-Stationary cleaners, &
Locomotive cleaners, containing the la,
test Improvements, and finished in a su.
perior style constantly on hand. 3a
All kinds of Grist mill, Saw mill, and
Factory gearing furnished to order from
the latest improved patterns.
Hollow ware, Ploughs, and other ar.
ticles usually furnished at such establish
ments constantly on hand.
ScrapIron received in exchange for cas-.
tings or work.
IL. ADAMS.
Toilet, March, 10. 1916.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-11
Splendid Farm for Sale.

SlTUATED on Hickory Greek / miles eus;
oofJ on the Stage route from that place to
Laporte and thirty miles from Chicago; i mile
'yesf of the main road from Chicago TO DanVilie,
containing $40 acres 100 acres fenced and under
ahigh state of cultivation: 100 acres FIRST ratio
timber and tine balance high rolling dry prairie.
There is a good block house, frame barn and
other out-buildings,a good we'll of water, a small
stream Of failingwater on the premises, and
is well calculated for astock or grain farm.
Apply to Levi NJ. Gays on the Premises or to
S.sW. BOWEN agent, Joliet or to
]. B. II. Russell, Land Agent Chicago
August 4ih, 1876. GiqEt1
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JEDDIAI wOoLLEY .JR.,5
;rnv EYoR AND AGENCY OTFIcE,

CHICAGO svHEEL, JOLIET, ILL. ...,.z,
VIII nttehd 60 Surveying or giving descriptions
oT Land or Town lots in Will, Kendall, Grundy,
or Ln-Sale counties 20 all chose who shallfaYor
him with a eall;andSFill hava at all times on
hand Maps otthe above counties, with correct
aelineations of Timber and Prairie and Streams,
with falls ofwater wherever they occur, either on
the Des PLANES, Du Page, K,nkakee, or Illinois
rivers and also the principal Roads: together
ith G representation Of the Illinois e. Michigan
Canal. -5-4i.-... 81 -,r s,.-,
The experience Mr.. WoolIey has had as Sur
voyor in the above counties in the last fifteen
years will warrant him in saying that he can
give general satisfaction. sq H e.izW
In all cases his charges will be reasonable,
md Dromp t-inhis attention TO business. His
Office nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern.
Referenees e7- =a 5000
HOY. wEYTwoRTH. Eu5 itfW GsGb
q. ". DOLE, fr \ Chtcngo fe1
n. l.. WILSON,
Joiiet, May 5, I9a5. AYtf
. 4 4 -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-11
SA r S A P A RILL A i.

THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
and established celebrity throughout the country,
which has been sustained by its virtues and eff
cacy alone, remedy for sob
SCROFULA, or Kings Evil,
ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
Long-standing RHEUMATIC Affections,
Diseases of the SKIN, White SweBgs,
Diseases of the BONES, all Ulcerous Cases,
SYPHILITIC 81 hERCURIAL Diseases,
Affections of the Liver; DYSPEPSIA:
COSTIVENESS; all CHRONIC 81 NER-
VOUS Complaints, occurring in debilitatcd and
eachectc constitutions:
Diseases caused by an IMPURE State Of the
BLOOD:
Over SYPHILIS, and those very disagrceabIe
Affections resulting tIinrefro,n. and which have
SoId6y CHAS CLEMENT, agen, fl
Chicago.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-11
GO IDS FOR THE PEOPLE
Az tEe EaFEleE's S3O1'c.


M A. WATSON, is now opening at
~ Wilmington che of the NEST ex,eu.
sive complete and wsll selected Stoc6 of .her-
chandise ever receiVod at this place.
WOOLLE.N GOODS.
Broadcloths, Cassirneis, SatinetIs, FuIad cloths,
Sleeps Grey, Kentucky jeons, Lnseys, Eannels,
Blankets, Hosiery, and threads.
WOOLLEN SH.aWLS
in every variety and shade ofcolor. Iaa iiy md
price.
.4LP.4C.4.
Black, Blue, Silk plad, and Figured Ailapaca
Cashmeres and De Lanes.
COTTON GOODS.
The assortment is mos, complete; consisting in
part, CT Shirtings AID ShssIings, Blue and white
Drilling, Canton tlennels, Ticking, Hickory
Siesia Cambrck. Balling, wickipg, ani Cotton
Yarn. ALSO,
FANCY C.4LICOES,
altogether unfivalled in beauty of pattern, aud
cheapness ofprice.
While his stock IF Linen Bagging. Hollons
Russia deeper, is full and prizes low.
VES7LNG.
Rich Silk Velvet. Black Satin, Cashiners, and
heavy winter ves.ings.
GROCERIES.
,Sugsr, Coffee, Molsssee, G'ea Rice, Fish, pepper
Spree. Cinemon, Ginger, Tobacco, Liquors, Dye
stuffs, Hardware, ctockery, Boots and shoes,
Hats end Caps, and every variety of Good
suited to the wants of the Farmer and the CHI
zen.
CYAN of the above articles can be boushta
Chicago prices, for Cash or produce.
Wilmington, Oct. |, 1916. sat}
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u
M HEN the price OF the Review was redu
w ced from D to dollars, for the purpose
OF bringing II within the means Of many 70 whom
dollars was hlgh price, we promised if cir
cumstanGes would permit, soon 10 restore the sig,
10 somsthing like, that we formerly sold for at
dollars We are pleased now to announce tba
the twentieth volume viii be Increased over the
nineteealh by ohs-flfth the llumber of PAGES. tba
ls-edch number viii contain SO pages Of origin.
al matter instead of 50, without increass :,
price. The style ofthe page is also chance
and the type enlarged. The oil Appearance .
The Revelw has been so closely inflated by otbe,
periodicals as tomake a change desirabie,and ",
trust the pages as they are now presented TO ou,
fsaders VIII at lsaEt De as acceptable as formerly
The portraits of Distinguished Democrats viii
pc contsiaued engraved in costly style, Thi.
aiod3 OF introducing the popular Leaders as !;
wsre personality to she public, has 6ssn received
with great favor, and 10 attain this end no ex.
pense has been spared 10 have the Likeness,
accurate. I.1
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he necessity Of adhering 10 the cash system
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IN any mRnaer, must eaddFessed, fpast oaidlie
the subscriber. THO. PREM FICls KETrI, p.
Editor Of the Democratic Review
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IFThe connection Of 7fr. Fl S Langley. n 8,
8. Astor Houses with the publication Of the Re-
view, has entirely ceased since July, 1915. And
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-11

ANECDoTE OF FRANKLIN.-At one
time the rich merchants and professional
men in Philadelphia, proposed to form
themselves into a social circle from which
all mechanics were excluded. The pa.
per, drawn up for this purpose, was pre-
sentedto DR.. Franklin for his signature.
On examining its contents, he remarked
that he- could not consent to unite his
name, inasmuch as, by excluding me.
chaHics from their circle they had exclud-
ed God Almighty, who was the greatest
mechanic in the universe. 5lea.7 -teIt
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FOR SALE

ENlGHTF acres nf valuable land, belonging
Aazto Aseph Webster, end bIeng the west hall
Of the north west quarter of Sec 20, township IS,
range 10 situated on the road isading from Jo-
let 10 Ottawa, about 2 miles from the former
place The land is ofthe best quality. and the
canal passes through one coraer of il, which 90
geiher with it's being situated near the base Ct the
celebrated Mt Jolies, mnkesit a most desirable
location. The above described land VIII DO sold
At areduced price ifapplication ismade 20 che IN
dsrsigned, residing near this place, inmsdsste.v.
.sa ~ Wm. 1HADSELIs s.
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-
- uoRRID MURDER.-We learn from the
officers of "St. Joseph" that most bru.
tai murder was committed ON Wednesday
last between IL and O'Clock at noon
near Washington, Franklin county, Mo.
A negro man belonging to Mrs. McDon,
lei broke into the house of German by
the name Of Lieman-At the time. Lie.
man was absent from home, and the only
persons about the premises were his wife
and little boy about seven years Of age
their son. The negro first ATTEMPTED TO
kill the boy by cutting his throat. He
placed the child's head between his legs.
but as the william made an atternp, to cut
the throat of his victum the little fellow
drew downward and the knife entered
just above his eyes. Thinking the boy
dead he left him and assailed the mother.
He dragged her out of the house by the
hair Of the head, and beat her with a
large club until she was insensibIe.
When found. she waslssill alive, but died
short lime aGer.-The boy is still'living;
and will probably recover. The fend
who pefpertrated these outrages is in
custody. No cause is assigned for the
commission oftho horid acts. st. Louis
Union. tor
xaASCAP OF HIsToRY. During the rev.
dictionary war, man was convicted and
hung ateAlbany, N. Y, for being a tory.