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SANTA Annals pass

Washington I.eucr.wtIter relates the
follow .ug incident. -, the truth Of II, -
course, we d. not ,uuch but we see nnth.
ny improbable IL ~:
"Wam>cfoN. Msreh 81. 1917.
| Is said that Gga. Santa Anna, on
approaching iHc American forces a. Aqua
N1c,a, despatched one ol tA, asds 10 Gen.
eral TAYLOR with the rNs' Ptcs dent P.'.k
had .upplrl hin Ui't, aud demanded per.
mission u proceed towards Muptcty, or
wherever else he thought proper To g., TO
conquer peace according to III s1pRit.
lions entered lnlu between the 4" High Con,
tracing Powers HIS Excelleacy, Santa
Anna, President Of the Mexican Republic,
md Comm lrdcr General Of the Amy II
/ Drleucc, go the one side, aud Has other
Eycrllcncy, James n Polk, President oi
/ the United : t,cs. aud Commander IN,
Chcf Of Tie Army Of Occupation, Oh the
ofhcr.
"Od " Rough and Ready looked first
a, the " pass aud then ot the officer that
brought IT.: Tins is all very well tor
sa.lots aud marines" sald he, 4" bul,t won
DO for soldiers Tell Your General the
only pass that WIIi ever serve his purpose
SO ilras | am concerned, must be over my
dead body
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List of Letters

IL ENAlNING In the Pos, Office, al Charlotte,
E4 on The 81 day of April, lei7.
miss S VI Allen. Daniel alexander, John Il
Acock, q Alexander, l. w Alexander.
BID W Bowman, Mrs AramiEta Barry, lie.
vi Black, Ezeki,l Baity. Benjamin + Brown
C-Jobn w Cald~ ell. Mrs El.zateth Coal. Up.
ton Grows, J on Cercey. Joseph Creighton Danl
Coleman Mss lane T. Cox, w A Cook, L VI Cans
pbcl, Mrs III zibeth Coopcr2.
DDani, Il Dublin.
E Al xaudcr Elliot,
Miss Mary 4 Frcw. Mathew Finnegan, 10
seph A Frea-er Slinuel FAIRIES
G-Juhn Corr, H. James Garrison, Robert 4
Gri,r2, J r Garland, James Griffith.
Il-R J Hardin or " rcus A Pharr3 ;, Rev John
Hunter Nrs Arln,iuta Iiuckaby, Mr.. Cathsrne
Hodge, Thomas lIoaden, Berj imin r Hamilton
Charles Hutchinson, AlrxanG,f llcorer Ann /
Hodge. WIN flpp. s 4 Harris james Ilnnlor,
is J-Culeb Ir@in, Ezckicl johnson, Thomas
J Janison, Jos johnson, Miss Caroline Jamison,
k-Neaton kithcar David kclzm,ller :.
L-Dr Thomas " Lyle,
MA drew Montgomery ,, Robert s NcGce .,
lesson " rick, Esdy McGlocklin, Miss Catha.
rne w Moore, Tho M.rris.
O-Sas Orr, Joab |. A Or
pr ID Parks L Patton, Levi Polk, Miss
Nancy 7 frlce Mrs Nancy 4 Rodgers. Charl :
Reich ?. J W Rainey, Jam,s Roberts } Rice, J Ii
Rra.
M--Nrs Margaret c Sample, S c Smith ,, BEN
Jam;n Shafl,r. Samu,l STANDBY, Ms Nary
Sharp, james " Scott Roh, ri J - an. Larkin
Stowe, Ben Il SmiIh, Jane Spears, w I St,war,t
J ihu SIllA,N,
T--Ason G Tippc' David Tay lur, George
+ Tsyl r, 4 ThorI!ns
W--Da,id + Wadd,ll Isaac Wilson, ilbrr
Wilson, William Wright, Ms + 4 Williams. Da.
,id y use, JAMES Whorl y, c Nals rum.
lUl ~ A. McGINN, r. w.
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Communications.
III. rnr cnAnl.orrg IorRNAL.

IoR THE CHARl-nTtk JOURNAL
RAIL ROAD MEETING IN WILkEsBO.
ROUGH
Alarge number Of the citizens Of Wilkes
county aud some from the surrounding coun'
lies, me, ia the Cour, House ca the 9Th
l0s'unl, Cor the purpose Of appointing Del.
sga,es 10 he Rail Road Convention, 10 be
held III the town Of Charlotte, on the 27th
taslant.
Ga motion of Or. r. c. Martin, Gen.
lines Wellborn was called TO the Chair
sad l.. h. Carmichael, Esq. requested 10
'c as Secretary.
Gen. s. +. Patterson was called on TO
aplan the objec, Of the meeting which he
''d IN clear and concise manner and ex'
pressed himself as being much gralilled al
NE projec, Of building a Rail Road from
some point 10 South Carolina to Charlotte
believing il TO be the best plan ever sug
geHed, which was SO well calculated 4
benefit the Western part OF our State us j
would afford ready market for the pro
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CHARLOTTE:
THURSDAY. April III. Isi7.

~We are authorized to announce the
Hon. ID. NJ. Barringer, as a Candidate 10
represent the third Congressional District
ia the next Congress of the u. States.
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nArrlrnr nrENA VISTA.

We are sorry to see, by Letter pub
Esh d IN he . New Orleans Troplc,' that
while the heroic sons Of Kentucky, Hi.
nols and Nis,isslppi, we're exposing them.
selves to the very jaws Of death, aud at a
most critical monrn, of the battle, The In
diana Regiment lugloriously relrea'cd, q
aud the derlslve shouts Ut the NcNclns,
and could hardly be rallied agan 10 The
fight. Their retreat, hut lur the AItilI".
~, would have turned the day against uS,
The same writer says, that the Arkansas
Cavalry retreatcd hy hundreds, leaving
poof Yell to charge the enemy al the head
81 mctc handflll of men. 1t Is also adj
ded, that large number of The Volunteers
absented themselves from the field, ant
could not be induced by any pursuaslon Il
go 10 the relief Of their gallant comrades
These arc humililtlng statements.
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MARION ESCAPE.

The "Unlou states that letter from
Assistant Adutant Bliss, Of the Army men,
tons the fact that Gen. Taylor received
two balls during the battle AT Buena VISA
-one passed through the cuff of his coat
the other through the front.
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uoprsTy OF GEN. TAYLOR.

A gentleman, after reading Gen. lay
lor's Dispatches, remarked that one OF ms
great characteristics was modcsfy. " Yes,
Tepled n wag, who was standing by, that's
True, bu, no one eau say he is a rt'tring
man."
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"a We are compelled to defer CIV
ing a list Of the officers aud men attach
ed TO Capt. G, w. CaldaclI's company OF
Dragons, from the fact, as we are inform-
ed b. LIEUT.. Davidson, tina, the Captain
has taken all the papers with hims
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CraiiberriCs
n NOR SAIL by Ike subscriber.
Il r. J. IlOLTON.
Wanted immediately,

rHNWO first rate Journey men Tallors.-
IL None need apply bur "en If steady
habits. A. BElill NE.
April 81. ls47. 2D
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- We make no apology to our readers
for deyotiog the greater part Of our paper
10 The war news. Il is Interesting InI all
will read IT with pleasure.
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COLUMBIA. APRIL Is.
REMARKS.

CoTTON.-The supply in our market during
the past week, he's not loeu abundant. The an.
favorable news which Ne publish 10 another col.
umn, will probably tend TO drpress the article
sonewhat We quote extremes 10 II cents
No change 10 other aIticl, s. TempeT0nce Id
rOeqtF
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ess After the battlc of Bucua Vista wi

9s A ler the battle Of Buena Vista was
won, Gen. Wool, who was distinguished
for his gallantry and skill, met Gen. lay
Tor, and threw his arms around his uock,
and congratulated him on the brilliant VIC
tory, in warm terms, The old hero re-
Piled, we can't be beaten General, whet
we all pull together" The whole country
will attest the Justice of the simple reply
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LENOIR
FEMALE ACADEMY.

gDHE Summer Session of this Institution wili
~ commenced on the first day of March
Tuilion Sc, IS or $40 per session; and boarding
can be had in some o. the most respectable fami-
lies at the low rate Of Sc per month Music on
the Piano and Guitar Painting IS. W9'sted
work 81.
The eheapness Of board and taition' ana ths
healthluess of the place, probably 'endet ms one
of the most desirable situations which Parents OF
Guardians could select
/ Pupils are charged from the time of entrance.
but no deduction made afterwards tor ABSENCE
! The Teachers pledge themselves to devote theR
entire attention to their School, and TO promote
| the mental aud moral improvement OF their fu'
! pills BY every means in their power.
! EMMA J. BAKER,
/ Lenoir, Cdld,ceH county, Fec. s, is47'
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NEWS FROM MEXICO

Lac accounts from Mexico states that
Santa Anna had assumed the office If
P,essem. Tie revolution vas ~ pei
down, although Santa Anna bad cndcASor.
al to quict affairs lie is sad TO have
Jniaed himself 10 the party d Gomez Ia.
has, and to Be determined 10 support tic
var At the expense Of the Church. The
term. Of tho overture 81 peace from THIS
,.ui,fy through VIZ. Aloehn was publish.
edna Mexican paper. TIE principal one
vas, in bncr, flieeu millions to be paid 70
Ae1eo fJr The l,ne Of treafy.sir degrees,
itom Ike Gulf 10 the Pacific, and the tm.
led States 10 demand no expense, Of The
var, These expenses are estimated Of
thirteen millions, making total Of twenty
eight millions for the territory north Of
,senty sir degrees.
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The Markets.
FAYETTEVILLE, APRIL -.


But Little produce coming TO market, and no
change ia prices Of Cotton, Corn or Finhr. Bd-
con has advanced aud is selling at to e..-
Fdyetteriie OJsurtr.
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The Communication.

<uIilSis the title OF o weekly Family Ncwspa.
per, which will make its appearance IN Pits
boru', Chatham county, IN May next II ~ en-.
BRACE Intelligence OF ollt al, literary nnd ms
ccllantous character; and will at the same time,
advocate the CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE. In
politics, il will be H'araL
1h, re ireHds OF Temperance who have 50 long
been anxious Tor rrcss 10 advocate tho cause to
which they have So warmly adhered, can now be
accommodated, as a sufficient number OF suhScti-
bgrs have already been procured II warrant tins
publication. The Editorial Department viii he
conducted hy all association OF able writer's The
price of subscription is s per annum, IN advance.
] FSccrttaGies of Temperance Societies thto'-
out the State requested 10 forward TO HE Pub
usher OF the " Communicates" by mani, as soon
as convenient, the names of tler respective AS
.ocatous, their eff ,ers, number OF members, and
all other information on the subjeet of Temper
ance, in their possession, as viii afford interest.
lfEduor., generally, viii please give the above
notice Il few insertions.
PIueboro, April, le47.
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Da"1, GnnD&,
EsGrdlc are ant CWftCry.

I he whelc ccH,biLirg stock Of commando cha.
racer rareiy tqra.ltd ~ tlis county hav-
il b ca purchased in New York tur Cash, aud O.
lhrr~i-e At auction aud piivate sale, a III be sold
at cheap rates. 10 merchants, families aud others.
The stock bling entirely new, and very gencr.
al, compartments Tar too many Articles 10 be me- n
tuned IN single advertisement; Il Is deemed su
aciunt state, that almost every deUirAb!c article
will he found a, the Establishment,
Ia The selcciuo sud purchase o. the stock now
offered 10 The p dc, more than months con
ftaui labor has been expended, and no pains have
be,n spared 10 obtain every article on the best
terms.
G INJECTED az they are with one amongst the
Uirest arG ucst houses the tnited STATES, and
with every means Of procuring goods ~ the best
term, Nm G. J4mts & Go. feel persuaded they
can o.l,r vary great Inducements to those wishing
TO purchase. such indeed cannot fail TO satisfy
Ne~ supplies OF Goods " III be constantly aEr.y-
ing a. 'hry ar want d.
Fayetteville. y C., Hay street,
NearlT opposite the New Lafayette Hotel.
M4tet 80, isi7. t29
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va The Wings have carried New York
by over 1000 majnr'iy,
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w. The North Carolina Regiment Is
sot 10 alrt,on Naiamofas as We stated
10 our last, but Is 10 take position at a
rsBcho called the 1" Rancho Of Santa An
ha although not belonging 10 that worthy,
Ibou, thlrlccn miles below Camarso, on
The RIO Gtande, where sub.dcpot OF pro.
VISION is % 10 established, on account OF an
ssly bar in the riyer between that place
sad the San Juan, which IS difficult Of nav.
'gahoa dufug the present low stage oil the
rver TUcy had los, another man, who
vas kilIsd By an IRON cIe'ls falling on his
As,d. 4 correspondent OF the No PIC.
ayune speaks Of the regiment as quiet
orderly set Of mon, and that there has not
heu The lsas, disturbance among them.
Vrr /, ,.teported that Gen. Taylor had
az engagement with Gen. Urea. |, need
Confirmation.
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NEW
Dry Goods. Hardware n Cutlery
E>TABLEkIIME
w. c. JAMES & co.

n RE- now receiving and offer for sale, by
GA Who'd sale and retail, an extensive as>ort-
ment Of new and well selected Foreign and Do
nestle Staple and Fancy
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Portland, L
With the /
igbbof 10 \
Is, AID TO |
cordlngiy |
= like al
erdrd to |
he,Wecn |
the sugar |
state AMI
the bull'
1 uiauhad
vas with.
saslastas
the bound
complain.
nIIy eoD d
bore a9h
iger, aud
uler than
The dame,
/, aud the
her. But
[tabletban
entertain
and lofty
|v /" But
duciIye Of
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-14
"H" :"
ACADEMY.

At Beluidere, Boone County, Illinois.
tNIlIS lnstituton is permanently established.
- and offers every advantage Pupil may de-
sire. The course of instruction is thorough, ON
bracing every thing taught in the Eastern States
1hs Principal and three assistants devote all their
time TO The School. The location, at Belvidere
is in a healthy and beautiful country, and the
Instructors take every pains TO Pro hote the COM
fort and advancement Of their pupils.
Scientific and HistoricaI Lectures regularly
delivered. The Scholastic year is divided into
quarters ofeleveu weeks each.
Terms lN gGVN2ace.
Common English Branches, per quarter $500
iiigner Ergls!, Branches S4 90
NEcielt and Modern languages. $500
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Drawing and Painting AZ an Extra charge.
nr-FGooi Boarding may be had al 1875 to
Si,5I per week.
The School will epen OH Tuesday, October 25
1917, unier the care of
Il G. BISBEE, A. B., Principal.
TiIO'S HAMILTON list Assistant.
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DIR. A. Turner,

Would respectfully announce to that un-
fortunate class ofcommunity who arGlaqoring I'M
der Diseased Eyes, that he has located in
the village of PlainheId, and is prepared by his
new and unique method of treatment, TO take
charge of, and cure, all such cases of Opthalma
as have been hitherto regarded incurabe.
Those who have either from the judgment OF
their Physicians, or the great length oftime they
have suffered, regarded themselves as doomed to
perpetual pain or darkness, may take new couI-
age, i'll view of the unparalleled successarending
that particular mode of treatment of the Eye "a
dopted by DIR. Turner and oAly in use by three
others in the United States.
His teams wi be reasonable, but for the in
formation Of those who hay desire TO apply TO
him for his aid, he deems il proper To state them.
They will be as follows:
For treatment of the eyes one week, So 90.
do do and boarded, 50.
0Fln treatment of the Eye, no fee will De Ia
ken until m improvement is experienced.
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JEDDIAH WOOLLEY JH.
AND AGENCY OFFICE.

CHICAGO STREET, JOLIET, Ill.
Will attend to SIrveying or giving description
Of Land or Town lots in Will, Kendall, Grundy,
or Ia Sale counties to all:hose who snallfavur
him with n call and will have at all times Oh
hand Maps ofthe above counties, with Coz rect
!elinea1ions of Timber and Prairie nd Streams,
with falls ofwater whereverthey occur,e ther on
the Des PLANES, Klnkakee. Du Page, or Illinois
rivers; and also the principal Roads: ogether
= it'll & representation ofthe Illinois s. Michigan
Canal.
The experience Mr.. WooNey has had as Sur
voyor in tbs above counties in the last fifteen
years will warrant him in saying that he can
givs gpn>ral satisfaction.
In ali cases his charges will be reasonab BILE,
and prompt inhis attention to business. His
olfce nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern.
References.
G. w. DOLE chicago
r. r, WILSON,
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T.AEEORKNG.

In Mattecn would infoIm the citizens Of
IL Joliet and vicinity, that he has opened his
shop one door south Of Duncan's Store, where he
vii be happy to accommodate his old CUSTOM
ers, and the public generally, with work OH
short notice. TO the young men of,nis place
he would say, that no endeavors Will he wanting
on his part 10 please the most fastidious taste,
and i'll all cases fiji will be warranted.
IL has just received the latest PARIS aud
NEW YORK Fashions, which will enable him
TO do his work in strict conformity with the pre-
vailing fashions am taste of the DAY.
OFCUTrING done on short notice, and
warranted to fit. if properly made up.
Joliet Dec l. 1876
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TO FARM Frs.
'OLIET
WOOllen Factory.

The Subscribers will keep on hand large
Of their own ma null cturs which
they propose TO exchunge for wool. They will give
one yard CT good heavy cloth for two aud haif-
pounds of good clean wool Of the same quality
OF They will work wool upon shares as olows give
one h'" the cloth the wool makes b. receiving
eight cts per yard from the customer upon iheIr
half, all that the wool makes BIZ teceiy;ng ,hiI.
ty-eight cents pei yard for manufacturing, They
willalsornanufacturcf TOR customer t BL ANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as well as SAIL
NETT a. FULLCLOTH. ~ -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-12-14

Art, NATURE AND MACHINERY.-Th
earth Ows more to art that TO nature after
all. Till the effect ofclover and plaster
on sand plains was discovered, our bar
Iens were a. unproduclive as rocks.
Since that discovery, however, thew
have become the most valuable farms in
the State Till art took hold of apples the
largest one grown was about the size of
. walnut; the cabbage OF nature was moth.
ing but sea kale, while NATURES unsophis.
ncated peach was little better than poison.
Indeed, without art the produc: of our
whole State might yet be carried to mar.
ket IN heelbarrows-while the value of
our lands would be about equal to those
on the Rocky Mountains. The invetion
ofthe cotton gin increased the value of
South Carolina land twenty-five percent,
because it saved that much in the expense
ofharvesting the crop. Without the plow,
any land might he purchased for a shi.
ling an acre. This being the case, our
farmers should take more interest in the
progress of machinery, than even our ar.
t'sans. Not only their sweat, but their
very substance depends upon it. Till the
horse rake was invented, gathering nay
into cocks was one ofthe most laborious
works connected with the farm. Now, it
IS one Of the easiest and most delightful.
and what is true ofraking, will be true of
moving and all the other toiIsome work
that has long been considered necessary
10 turn manure into bread.
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CLOTH DRESSING.

Done on reasonable terms and al short notice
None but the best workmen will Re emuIoved.
Any person going 10 Chicago, from the central
or southern part OF the State, will pass by th;s
town, and all the subscribers wish 20 ensure n
continuance o. patronage, is to once have mac
paironize them. Wool can be seit By water nm H.
Illinois river,directee TO Maueson& Bradner. Jo-
iet, Will co. TO the care nj Mr.. Abrams, Peru nj.
ano It will be forwarded. where cloth will be uut
up ~ neat and SAFE manner, according 10 the
above terms and sent in return toany M = ~ ,hs
Stale, without troubling the owners 20 seeopnv.,,,
IT,, MA fFESON Z BRADNER.1
N. b. Persons coming from distance vim
quantiiyof Hooito be carded ormanufa e,ured
u Obliged to stay over night, shall be to no ex
p IoI;., ~ a. n &B.
COLLINS Axes, parranssd genuine .,
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URFISITIoN OF AN OLD BACHELOR
Some married man, acting. doubtless.
upon the principle that if misery can't
nave company, freedom from it must be
punished in some shape, has introduced
Dill into the Legislature of this state, i'm.
posing tax of seven York dollars upon
the luxury of single blessedness. This
must be a specific duty. and not nd Ualo.
rem. There is one good feature, howev.
cr, in the bill-the proceeds of the tax go
to educate the results of Matrimony which
have been left in a state of orphanage.
Section 8 Of the bill, defining what is an
old bachelor, is as follows:
"Sec. 3. Every unmarried white male,
unconvicted of crime, of good health and
iaIr physical proportions and who is be.
tween the age OF % and Sc years, shall
be deemed an old bachelor"
As we come under every particular of
that head, we suppose we shall have to
fork over the 81, provided the bill becomes
law. Ii any one expects to drive US
anto matrimony, they must lay it on thick
sr and heavier than this. Widowers, too,
are 20 be subjected to the same penalty, if
they remained true and constant to The
memory of their deceased wives over two
years. 1t is contended by some that this
law is contra bonos moreS, as it holds out
inducements to commit crime, matrimony,
or to feign i'll health or delormity to escape
the tax. But such fears, in our opinion,
are groundless. ANY man who has the
moral courage to be bachelor of % and
upwards, will be in no danger OF falling
from his high estate for such a paltry con-
Sideration.--Buf.C our.
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LOTS & LANDS
EODR 50 H%a

Many oithe above have valuable Improvements
on them, for salo on reasonable terms. Alsc
other tracts ami lots for sale. Enquire Of
5. w. BOWEN, General Land Agen:,
March. l2i7 lnIief. {ii
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ROCK RIVER SEMINARY.

ROCK RIVER SEMINARY.
Mount Morris, III.
TEHEfail erin Of this Institution will open OIL
Il the 29..l of August, and continue eleven
weeks.
TERMS.
Tuition in Common EnglIshBranchesf
the Term, $500
Higher English Branches, 500
Boald, Washing, Fuel, and Room rem,
per week, l,50
Incidentais and Bed. wnshing, for the
Term, 10
Studentsfurnish Beds, Towels, and Lights.
P.JUDSON, Agent.
Mount Morris. July %. IS45. n7-tf
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Joliet steam Foundry.

FNHE Subscriber continues to manufac.
n ture Castings ofall kinds, for custom.
ers at short notice, Having recently erect.
ted large addition to his establishment,
he is enabled to furnish all kinds ofcas
tings as cheap as any in the West.
T'HRESEIXNG MACHINES
Oftwo varieties-Stationary cleaners, &
Locomotive cleaners, containing tho la.
test improvements, and finished in a SUI.
perior style constantly on hand.
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.
M. L. ADAMS.
Toilet, March, 10. 1916.