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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-03
Information W3n1cd

OF Trueman ketchum, who left Palm.
field, ILL.,. for Galena, about two years ago
last April. and has not leen heard from
since. ANY person knowing any thing
IN relation 10 the above named person.vi.l
confer favor by addressing letter to IL
ketchum. of Chelsea, Will co., Illinois.
containing such information.
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Prevention from Infection from Tsphus
Fever.

DR.. J G Smyth obtained $4,000 from
Parliament for the following receipt:
flake six drachms powdered Nitre,
(saIt-petre) and six drachms sulphur;c &C.
id. (pil Of vilrioi) and mix them in tea
cup. by adding one drachm of the oil at
time copious discharge ofthe gas will
ensue. The cup is to be placed durlrg
The preparation ona hothearih or plate
of iron; and the mixture stirred with a
tobacco pipe. The quantity of gas may
be regulated by les.ening or increasing
the quantity of ingredients. fhe qnanti-
~ here is for moderate sized room, hall
the quantity would be sufficient for a
small room. Avoid as much as possible
breathing the gas when il first rises from
the vessel" No injury to the lungs will
happen when the air is impregnated with
the gas, and Il cannot be too widely
known that il possesses the property o.
preventing the spread of the Eng
Paper.
GA Chinese proverb says:-"A liz
has no legs, il cannot stand; but il ha,
wings, and can fly far and wide"
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY viitue of decree cfthe Iroquois Circuit
ID Court NJ tbs April Term, ls47, shall en-.
Sc at Public Sale on the Premises, in iroquois
county. 81 day of July next. between the
hours of ten A. NJ and a 2. NJ the following
described lands, to wit: r H If E II Of Sc quar-.
Ter, sectio.. Ne IL, E II Of T. II of NE Quarter.
section n" ID, e FL Of NV quaT,er of section
no Q2)welve, oW quarter of section No (i2)
twelve ani the w II of the NV quarter Of seq
ton No (lDthi tsen; all in township No q r,
range west uf The third principal meridian, il
beng the lands OF Marcus Thomas, deceased:
for the purpose Of adjusting the legal dem .nds
against said Estate. The whole of said land
will be sold. it not being situated so as TO admit
Of division without predjuGice 20 the interest Of
the Heirs.
Terms made known on the day of sale
JOSEPH THOMAS. Admir-.
May l7ik l. IL
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Mexico ..Peare SeOffed at by the Me1i.
canSl

Mrs. Anne Chase, who is now in this
city. says the New Orleans Mercury, re-
ceived from Tampico, by the steamer
Palmetto. letter from her husband. Mr..
Franklin Chase, which We are allowed
e ii lay before the public. We give the
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the Information of Strangers,

DERSON> wishing To find their Town Lots
L. or Lands or wishing TO purchase Govern.
,usnt Lands, will please call ON j. Woulley Jr.,
in Joliet, nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern, where
particular descriptions of Lands o. iowa Lots
be giver by thr subscriber for the Counties OF
Cook, VIII, lroqnuis, Grdndy, Kendall, and La
sale, and he has OF hand maps, true copy OF
Record, in nearly all thes ccunlies.
JEDDIAI WOOLbEY, Jr
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EMPORIUM OF FASH

ME Undersigned begs leave to inform the
Il citizens oi Joliet and vicinity that he has
received the PARIS, LONDUN, ann PHIIA.
DELPHIA Fashions. lie is nnw prepared 70
execate work in the most fashionable style.
Sa2p-under the sign of ''Emporium of Fash.
fon," Bluff Street. joliet, III. l9lyr
r NICHOLSON
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-03
Books EuE' Snlcs
BY C. CLEMENT.

Sanders Is, 2nd Sd Readers, Sanders & EIe,
oneniary spelling Books. Oney's Large and
small Geography, Pariey's & Smiths do, Kir.
khlms, SrniIh LaviEaces Grammar. Air,e
Cclbnrn Daboii's Arithmetic, 2 d 2is,coio q
History. CGms'ock's CnimistrY, ,l,;eer, e Wsh.
Phelps Botany, Perrin.s Fisssory q, States. Gin.
Tser's DfciionaIy+<eh,oI Testamenis, Rurea. can
nra1Ins Paper, Quilts. Memorandum & Blank
&,JkS, Toy Books g. States &c
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making constant additions his Stoch, aud spares
M pains IN selecting articles of Il very best
quality, and At the lowest possible rate for which
goods can be bought ioi cash, il enabled to Of
Ter no snail inducements 10 all those wishing to
purchase articles in his line, which will be sold al
the lowest cash price for ready pay. Persons re-
siding at distance, BY sending their orders me,
can rely upon recelving as GOOD articles and as
low price as il they were present themselves.
.sss... j. ii. BROWN. q
P. Sci have on hnni an excellant Bilious
Pill, for family, use. manufactured by myself, and
put up in boxes containing eighteen Pills each =
Price la cents. j. II. b.
Joliet, June %. I847.
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FARM FOR SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS Sal E.

NOTICEfs hereby given that by an order q
i Y the Will county circuii court, there will
be offered Tor sale, al Publrc Auction, al the res
idence Of the subscribei, ON Sarutday the 9th
day GfJnly next, between the hours of 10 o'cloch
a. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ :, the following described
properly; being part of the Real Estate Of
which Hosea Buel, late Of said ccuntNdicd seiz.
ed, 10 wit: the north east quarter Of the nQEth
east quarter of section nine, in townsAd princi-
four. north OF rnnge nine east Aand
dal meEidian--Rfbwn al the Sale.
4se@, 1e47. HANNAH BUEL, Adm'x
iiNSEE > Oil,
A Good article from the .AJLurn, N. Y. Mills
novl0 at WOODRUEF'S
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TO FARM Frs.
lOLIET
WOOlleM Factory.

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
assortment Of cloth OF his owfa manufacture which
he proposes to exchonge for wool. He will give
one yard CT good heavy cloth fer two and ha'
pounds of good clean wool Of the same quality (;
or he will work wool upon shares as follows give
one h IL. the cloth the wool makes b. receiving
eight cts per yard from the customer upon his
half or all that the wool makes by receiving thir-
weight cents pei yard for MANUFACTURING. lie
will also manufacture Tor customers LANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as well as SAIL
r-as'P & FTJI.lCIOTH --
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REST A URANT.
,J0MATHAM T. MYERS

JOWAI6AN j. IVA xEhSs
w GUILD return his thank for past fnvors
w and respectful inform the citizens Of 10
liet and vicinity, that lac hls just received at his
old stand on Chicago street three doors north of
tine Post Office, and intends Consistently to keep
on hand large assortment of the subsiantIals
aud luxures of life. He can at all hours Of the
day, supply the hungry with fresh Oysters Clam,
Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Cheese, and Confec,ioua.
RIGS, consisting of Candies assorted, Oranges,
Lemons, Apples, R,sins, Damons, Dates, Al
monds I:hesnut., Filberts. Cuba aud Spanish Gil
gars. and a oristy OF other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
Tie is also prepared to supply his customers
18th Summer drink. sLch as Gas Beer, Ginger
wop, Lemonade. Sangaree, Soda, Mead, Cider,
nd Detroit Ale, aud will keep OH hand on ,he
afternoons of Tuesdays. Wednesdays, Thus
days and Saturdays, except in case of storm The
celebrated article of
ICE-CREAM,
Which is so well known az cooling refresh
,nent. lie will provide lce-cream for parties or.
Fairs, il notice is. given few days before hand
joliet. June %. 1917.
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DRUGS 8. MEDICINES,
Paints. OF, VIsraliSN, SC.

THE Subscriber woald take
this opportunity TO inform the in.
habiianis Of joliet and The public
generally, that he has now on hand
at the old establishment Of Brown
g. Co., one door north of X. c..
Duncan's Store, general assort-
,nentof DRUGs MEDICINES, PAINTS
Oh, VARvIsH, Sc, and as he is
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FIfT Z lbs MaTshaii,s patient Line Thread
IL for sale nv tn :. pound. at Matieson's.
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Chancery Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuan CO
- OF deereial order of The cIcuit court Of
Wiiscounty illinois, made a: the las, N ay ,ermof
SAID Court, in u certain Cause then pending on
the Chancery side of said Court, wherein Erred
erick Benjamin assignee Of John lIeaTsey.n was
complainant, and' Daniel Curtis Administrator of
the Estate of John Dickey deceased'' wa, DE.
PENDANT. there will be sold at Public Auction at
at the Court House in WiIl County ln., OIL The
18th day of August next, between the hours of
ten O'Clock in the forenoon and tie setting of the
sun. The west half os the south EAST quarter OF
section number twenty five, in Township nun.
Der thirty FIVE noIsh range number eleven easf,1
to ihe highest and best bidder. Terms of sale cash.
:. w BOWEN
Master in ChanceTy.
Dated AZ Joiiet ,si. 9th I,lv 1917
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DUTY, White Lead Red Lead Chrome
Green, Paris Green, Spanish Brown md En-.
elish Venetian Red, French Yellow, Linsesd oil,
Spirits Turpeniine at LOVES
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Bulls Sarsaparllia-I he hest
prepa:, lion OF Sarsaparilt ever made for sale a,
the o. Drug SIRE bv 4 w. BOWEN.
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REDI|(ED PRICEXI

CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES among
which are APPLES and PEACHES. FIGS
and R.4ISI.TS, SUGAR, T'E.4, COFFEE
&C., just received and for saIe by A WBowEN.
nj the p q Dug Store.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

.isennbn atils our d,sts Ee.s 'l ST.
~ he blll sppEep,ia'ihg ,ws miil'ohs ~
dtllsrs loF : hks otise', tuFEttifd, brt
mets hiHaE, lie Fsms pisR q eleg -
a . mnst adEasskle emprsFs and &c oaiF
.ans, % fsr - l Easld sss. Likely ssnn -
hrsns lie wsr 10 . esEaaia SO sErefssisi
Tern inslsen.
Win Esw ohssrrssions n rssfa &C
- aFsslf. L shall riass ~ rfms'ks. !
shall ftsl nrsell rompsllsd. = ahe Sfn-
sic al readily psresisr iran Shatl hsss
SD. - Eale sgsinsi he IN. ndnsaa ~
lhs Senslar from Mirhigan. iaEslsFsnss
70 tlaa amfndmsns End llss bill aissii. ] r..
serve - expression n opinion unhi SO
Iuslhsr eeFelnrsments. boih - IN N
rapsss If pei,ry inaendsd - he PnFsssd
in rondnslarg The waE. and he great ID
nestle aussllon N whlsh | haze slladsd.
NJ .ole may esFesdsP.n dsstl"Psasri'
- 10 beth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01
IOREIEN.

Twenty. eight days later from Europe.
Tie commercial ns~shy he Il,hernia.
whlrh a,rlvsd - Boslna. lat Saturday
evening. j. deemed lmpaItani.
Thsre has hssn . aieplsrisiinn in sx-
rleqasr his. This he's tesh partly ~
,ng 10 he continued delasnd nnon lie
Hss,ury Irr he rel'ei II lEelana. The
chsnrsllOr III The ExshTqner rsesmmends
han. ahleh j. nessrs popular MEASURE.
vel u appears In b. eenerally rnncsdsd.
lhstnu1er I'll he renms'ancts. he cnnrse
he sn,ernmsni has received upnn. nsDs-
IN. 10 rsise loan of as.000.nO0. is The
very brs. Thai rnnld have heeR sdop'td.
Later from India An sxpn =. m 49,
aicipa.ian nf the overland mail. srnssd IN
I.ns DIN on the 9Th nlt. Tie msatE with
the Skis. wss day ra"6sd between
Dhullpp Singh ard lie Governor Ge'er-l'
on Ebu.rnss dsy. snd lie two augn'I
personares iusi named. we're Ii nett n
i.shnfe Oh New Yeas day.
A Great Bell Tor M"nussl has b. e.
east IN Lon ,lon. Twtbly i've tons II mt
I'll were used for il.
TIE lour new steamers teing hnilt b.
he BRUSH and North Amsrcan Ray
Mail Con n nv. aye In BE- called. Tie ams
rica--,he Canada--lhe Nlsgsra-sud lh'
Europe.
Austria has marched large h"dirs n
uo"ps upon the frontiers If i..ly AM
S~ltzsIIsnd. 10 preEeai The work OF re-
inrn.
Mr.. 0'Conn.ll. IL il stated, il sick an
very fe. biz: too low 10 be temostd 'O lie
land.
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nrr. CnIE.oun,s Speesll ! n "a.

Mr.. CnIa0un'S speech - - NeaS.
ran Var NIL i found j. so-das's TaPes. Tie
ianpostaBoe II lhe saijeSt. a. - arknanlesssa
ability e the sneaker. will soruFe iar i esasl
pernsal. We anrgse a ihe main iraiures efi1s
speerh. 1T ls.ere sre onr q to poials . nhsth
Ne are M, - wei satisfied. Tie olsiarleS u N
active prosecu,cn a lhe saE, l. lsrslensiass Il.
psnss and sa-nfce fife. and IT, nncelsain,y If
H. terniuatioa are 81 fossh IN rolOrs ahirA Nil
strike The reader with graf asee. Ills aEgumsu,s
in favor II taking up offensive line uFoa H.
Rio GEanlc aqpcarl 10 le vel consiiesed. and vii
Doubtless naers Tho aFprolasiun q al saasr-nit1-
81 ami maleiate men. 30 far We GO Nth him:
hut whsn be- Ersers 10 the final settlement Il or
Differences with Mcxioo. his reasoning Why Mrs.
leo should aoqniesre in. ard nc insist npna, he
surrender of Gfe.6Gn square miles Of tenitOgy.
dors not srFesF 10 u 10 te sufficiently soEhesioA
with the prrssnt condition of The two seuntrirs.
Whist their relative condition may he eighty q
HUNDRED years heaee : suljeei . too many con.
tingeneies 10 he the lasis q prrsen. ariion. Ana
this looking forward 10 what nay r. cur wants
century hcnce, - justification for our raTaci,y
now, displays gErediness 10 which human m.
,ure i especially rrone. AMI no, inapI.y ilrs.
i.a,ed by the ancclo'e Esh,rd by DR.. fRnkEn Of
child Who. having in each hand m aFrls, burt
into tears because il had not tie capacity 10 rc.
cri.e a'lhinI which was preferred 10 il. without
dropping enc it s!Teady had. Especially should
We pause when we consider thai for the prospect
IT this nmo,e benefit. We nEc bringing upon GIL.
selves present and almos, certain evil. Who /.
not aware, that the acquisition Of this new tern,
tory will necessarily hiring up question whta
has already been greatly ari,atcd. and whsa
holds out fearful threascnings 10 the integrity ID
our Union or tie haieluI influences which VII
thus be brought into action. no man il more iul
" aware than the sena'or from South CaFohn'
himself
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01
TIE NEWS FROM TIE ARMY.

We ltatn from Washington. says he
Bali. Patriot Of Monday. thst the admin
istrsIion we're very much disturbed atIhr
news. but tina. they had received no "ili-
c,sl reports. unless they rsms to hand las,
night u il gwen out that letter had
heen rrrsised from Gen. fay Tor, only .
lev days bark. in which he said that he
considered lha order from the Wsr DE
patImsni. for hlm. With his small tnrcs,
Ia prorsed btynud Ssllllio. ~ helng OPP
posed In ell sound reasoning, and aa*inst
al military principles; but that a. il had
been pressed an him 50 repeatedly anil
earnestly. a. il il was to be carried out
Al whsieser sacrifice il might cot. he
should regard u ~ roming from those
who had full authority IN give il, and
he should proceed In obey IL! There
rs. We believe. no doubt that some such
letter has bern received. AMI oil will A.
gree that the tepnued rely nj Odd
R""gh and Reaey" is perfectly charge
ierI.nc af the man.
Mr.. Benton is said to have expressed
on SATURDAY., before the news came 10
hand. gr"'t appHhs usinns Tor The safety
OF lien. Ta,lor and his army, and 10 has e
DECLARED his decided tl'sapprohanun al The
ORDER Tor Gen. Taylor To ptoreed int'
the d'sen beyond SsluIlo. This order
was known several DAYS ago To have been
made, ami The Washington c"rre-pond-
em oI the JOURNAL al Cnn.nerce, himself
/ an Administration man. w'ote oil 1t as
lniiuw.:
I'll lhc statement be trne---and | doubt
i'~--,h re must he deliberate purpose to
des,roy Zen. Taylor aud his tnrre. 4
glance at the news hish have bee pre-
sen'ed. al various times, hy our most
sk,iful aud well informed officers End
Others WIN have travelled IN Mexico.
will satisfy any one. that IN, one Of his
f"rce can have The least hope "r purpose
al ever returning--,hat l.. II the uat
should CONTINUE"
Every thing seems tn concur, that surt
an ordpr has been given. AID II II prove
trne. every one. after reading the letter al
Gen. Taylor. of Octnber 18Th. (which
We publish to-day. will unite in The o.
pirion. that the charge that u uas given
with deliberate purpose of destroying
Gen. Taslnr and hls iorre. has not been
m,de lhout reason.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

the Wharf.-The news irom' Mexico. for Ihe
last week, has hccn Of deeply interesting CHI.
racicr, and we have underworld to crowd into To-
day. paper the most reliable portions Of il. Great
fears have been entertained for the SAFETY Of Gen.
Taylor and his command and though We aEe not
now entirely relieved from our apprehension ii
danger, yet the latest accounts give u groanl
to hope that there has been much csargcraiion.
In any aspect, however, the news from Mexico IL
highly important, showing that the valley fthe
Rio Gande, which had been conquered by cur
arms, has well nigh hllcn into the possession Of
the Mcxicans again, and that difficulties are coa-
stan,ly ,hickening around our forces stationed
there.
We shall look nnxiously for more authsnr
and official accounts from Gcn. Taylor, and will
give them To our readers ~ fast Us our means will
allow. The general impression seems to be. that
Gen. Scott has ALREADY made an attack upon We.
"a Cruz and the castle Of san Juan, and that we
shall soon hear Of The result.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

IoWa.--ihe Legislature Of this state
having adjourned without electiug United
States =. nat"r-. on ing m the refusal III
the ioroI"ro majority in one branch. 10
proceed t" the d"ty positively enjoine,l
by the federal constitution "A course
which the l.oc"tne" party have uniform.
ly pursued, when they could not cnm-
'nand majority "n i"lut ballot -- the
Wing members of the Legislature met
and adopted q resolution. requesting Mr..
Crittrnden. Of Ky. aud Mr., Eor"ln II
Ohio. tn act and represent the slate uI
Iowa in The Senate!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

Revolutionary Soliiers.--The Ohio
Legislature. at ls last session. enacted
that each Revolutionary Soldier residing
within that State, and recognized ms such
by the Government, shall be entitled TO
bold, exempt from iaAaiion, properly to
she amount Of five hundred dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-01

General Taylor and the War.-1he
Mexican Preamble " higs are charging
that Mr. Polk brought IN the Mexican
war; hui wha, says General Tat I"r! In
his Proclamation. issued soon after the
battles of palo Alto and Rcsara de la Pal.
ma. he says:
Our laic effort to terminate all difficulties by
peaceful negotiation has been rejected by the Dc
tator paredcs, and our Minister of Peace, whom
your rulers had agreed to receive has been retus-
ed hearing. He has been treated with inIign-
ty and insult, and Pnredts has announced htt
'uar 'tias bef,rcen Hs.
"This War, THUS FIRST PROCLAIMED
BY HIM, has been acknowledged as al existing
fact by orr President and Congress, with perfect
unanmity, and will be prosecuted with vigor and
energy against your army and rulers"
The Federal leaders in North Carolina,
and elsewhere. charge That the war was
brought an by President Polk: whereas
General Taylor declares that il was first
procIaimed'' by Paredes. the Dictator Of
Mexico. The difference between Gene
raj Taylor and the Federal leaders is this:
lie puts Mexico in The wrong. while they
insist that The President of the United
States, and not Mexico, is to blame for
the war.
The above is copied from the last Raleigh Stan
dard, aud is too serious an imposition tn raSs I'M
corrected. Nix. Polk and his supper; Is, dotb-
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9Th congregational Dixsrict.-Thc

AtA congressional DlSsrtcF.-lhe
lion. ArersrtSE II. saErrEnp aud WILIr.x R.
WALEru, esq.. both Wings. have declared them
selves candidates to represent this distric, (eom
pordof the counties Of Stokes, Rockingham, Gull
fortl, Randolph and Dasidson,) in the mex, Con.
gross. Mr.. sheppcrd has before teen member
Of Congress, and il known 10 our readers. Mr..
Walker is young man Of superior abilities, with
extensive information Oh national politics, possess
ing high moral character, and is wihal whole.
souled Wing. We shall be satisfied with either
of these gentlemen as the representative Of that
district. But other names have hccn mentioned;
and as there is large Wing majority in the dis
tric'. others may be brought cut. We therefore
warn the Wings not to let their prejudces against
"A Convention enurc 10 the benefit of the Polk
party, who would doubtless take advantage Of any
extensive division in their ranks.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-04-27
DRY Goods at Wholesale. for Cash.

TALBOT, ORCHARD & Co., SO Milk Street, Bos
ton, have received by late arrivals, and now offer
for sale by the package or piece, complete assor
ment of French, ENGLISH and GERMAN GcoDs, COM
prising Prints, Muslns, GInghams, DE LANES amp
other Dress Goods Plain and Fancy Crayats, Hdkts,
Serges BRoADcLoTHs, CAssIMEREs, VEsTINGs, &c. &c.
Also complete assortment of WHITE GOODS from the
most celebrated inishers; Irish Linens, Dowas, Dia-
pers, Damasks, Napkins Linen Hdkfs, Lawns and
Laces Also an extensive assortment of
American Cotton and Wooden Goods.
Such Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Summer
Stutfs, Denims, Kremiins, Drills, Stripes, Ticks,
Brown, and Bleached Sheetings and Shiitines, Warp
and Carpet Yarns, Cotton Irvine, Batting and Wick
ing Plain and Twied Flannels, &C., &C., all Of phieh
,oal be sold at the lOa1est prices for Cash
SD. TALBOT, E. A. ORCHARD.
GEO. A. NEWELL.
Boston, Feb % lS47. 13wl9
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-04-27

WASHINGTON, 81 DEC ,1e45.
Ofa the Periodical Journals devoted to literature
and science which abound in Europe and iDy liis
country, this has appea red to me to the most use
full 1t contains indeed the exposition only of the
current literature of the English language, but this
by lis immense extent and comprehension includes
portraitnre of the human mind in the utmost ex-
pa nsiOn of the present age. J. q, ADAMS.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-04-27

Published eDery Saturday, a, 12a cents Number or
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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-04-27

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
Fashionable Clothing
SPRING TRADE -!
1847.
CEO.P. wi ERRILL,
No. 2 Ilarycy's Block, Front St.,
HAS on HAND one of the largest and bes, Sc
Il lected assortments of
CLOTHS, CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered for sale in this State, among
which may be found
English, French, German and American
BROADCLOTHS,
Do. do. DOESKINS 81 CASSIMERES,
Sattinets, Tweeds, Croton Coating, Alpaccas,
Alpines, Serges, &c, of all prices PLAIN and
figured VELVET and SATIN Vestings, all
prices. Valencia end common do, Cashlneres,
DeLaines, Calicoes, Sneetings, Shirtings,
nels, &c.
I'm the Clothing Department.,
Super Dress and Frock Coats from 6to $12,
Nice Tweed do. do. I" 3 to Z,
Alpaca and Croton Coating do. 3 to s,
Blue, Broadcloth Jackets, Velvet collars,
from 4to 6,
Green Jackets, nice from, 100 to 2,
Vests,
Prime plain and Figured Velvets from to Sc
Plaid, do 2 to $50
Alpaca Valencia and common 81 to 1.5O
Pants.
Prime Broadcloth and Cashmere from 4 TO SIG,
do Doeskin F" 3to 5,
Sattinet and common Cashmere " 2 to $50
In the Furnishing Department,
White Shirts, Linen collars and Bos-
oms from to ST. so
Plain and Striped SO to &c
Linen Bosoms, from 25 to SO
Collars 8 to 1919
Hdkfs, Drawers, Hair Brushes,
Gloves, Socks, Clothes do.
Stocks, Hats & CAPS. Tooth, do.
Cravats, Boots, Combs,
SuspeHders, Shoes, Razors, Staps,
SEAMEN'S CLOTHING.
On hand complete assortment of every
thing in that line as cheap as can be bought in
the State.
500 SUITS OIL CLOTHES.
OF our own manufacture, by the single
suit or by the dozen. warranted equal to any
| in the world at very low prices.
Bath, April 3, 1847. 129tf