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FOR WORMS. :-a9=@
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ed fact that where the digestion il unimpaired,
and the general powers OF the system in a heal
thy stair, they can find no hahitaon. This pre-
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destroy ing every worm, but also Of producing a
healthy action Of the stomach and other organs
Of digestion, thereby relieving plariy complaints
arising from arrangement Of the digestive Or
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ton and not unpleasant 10 the taste, 1t is perfect
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Numerous certificates Of the value and useful
ness Of this preparation almost daily received.
r. Baltimore, July ,. 1916.
This is TO certify that Pfery + Dead Shot Yer
mifugc, is sure preventive and certain cure for
worms. Having heard it highly spoken Of by
many persons, was prompted to try ii, and after
giving each Of my children tcaspooufui, found
il had the desired effect for in less thar six hours
afterwards they passed eleven worms. each worm
about twelve inches long. "
u Al. BAZIER, SIS Baltimore ST. w.
Prepared by DR.. II. r. Pnrnr, and sold Whole
sale and retail by a. b. & ID. s.xus, Druggists
100 Fulton street, corner Of William, New York
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & CO., Agents.
Iillstorougb. s.,.@..s., =. 49,: So ,.>Ss 49,,
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its effects, and thousands who have used it have
declared they would not be without this remedy
If il cost sI0 per vial. II Is not a catch-pcnny
production, but actually does what il proposes Il
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THE HILLsBoR0UGH RECORDER,
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ny DENNIS HEARTT.


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lust RECEIVED a fresh supply Of n'edI
~ seIncs, among which are: .@~s
tielatine Capsules, j. .-....
Macouhoy Suuil,
Ervacnta-a new and admirable remedy tor
hahitual constipation. ~s**5 %r
Also, lol of Lime aud White Lead
*-%~7 LONG, WEBB, d co.
June %. e@a &s#@8s@ &a$ 81
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Isl rrrLLsBUKUCEH.

rFsHE subscribers woulI rcspecifuil, inform the
II public, that they have set up complete
Copper. Tin, and Sheet Iron shopin tie town 81
Hlisbornngii, al the stand formerly occupied BY
Mr. Lynch, silsersmith. 4sAa ii Fly III
Stills. and TIN WARE. Of every variety
for household use. manufactured in the most neat
and durable style by experienced workmcn, kept
constantly on hand, or made to ofdcr.on the most
reasonable terms. Repairing Of Stills and Tin
Ware done on the shortest notice. 9s r
They are also prcparedio attend % all orders
for COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN, and
.GUTrERING, which they engage to do in a
style equal for excellence and neatness with that
of any other workman in the state. a@
& Tin Ware. assorted furnished Wholesale 10
Merchants and Others at a reasonable deduction.
sF'~# HaUGHAWUUT s ELLIOTT.
May, Is. %@*# ~3+ @s''7s7 So
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TAcl.Es, heavy, and made By McAisle,,
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a.. IL leia At the Recorder Office.
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JUST RECEIVED, and For Sale by

JUST RECEIVED, and For Sale by
Long, WEBB & Co, "
Fres. Hops, stoushton's Wine Bill.
Frosk Lime Juice, fcrs, No.
Moaih Aromas, Proof Tials. -
lose IaaiA Paste, saddie-hag yials,
Hull's 1'rnsses, Anna Foriis. *
shldTens Gum Elastic Fly slonc,
Trusses, - linda Rubber Pitch Pl,s.
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FAIRS ssulph. Qaihine. Copal Vanish, 49,
French Ia. DO. Coach DO.
Patent Fuse, for Blasting.
Also, good assortment al Carnage Trim.
mugs. H. @ 7@a
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-31

opened with Tampico or Tuxpan. from
whence supplies will thereafter be receiv-
ed. ALI the mules. and other means of
transportation, have been ordered above,
and activity prevails throughout the whole
department..
Fer our young friend, Du Ponte. who
came passenger in the Telegraph, from
Matamoros. we learn that Maj. Cross.
man, Quartermaster at Camargo, receiv.
ed imperative orders on the 10th ult., TO
have all the necessary supplies and means
Of transportation in Monterey by the Goth
inst. Four hundred wagons, az part OF
those means, have been forwarded on
from the Brazos.
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SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 26.


The convention this morning took up
the report on education but did nos make
any progress, but adjourned until to NOR
row at o'clock, for the purpose of per-
mittiHg the committee on Revision Of the
articles of the constitution, to have q
meeting.
The following are the three Grand
Divisions adopted by the convention, by
which you will see that Ottawa is the
place of holding the Supreme Court in
your division:
Sec. l. The first grand division, for the
election of Judges of the supreme court
shall consist of the counties of Alexander,
Pulaski, Massic, Pope, Hardin, Gallaiin,
Saline, Williamson, Johnson, Union,
Jackson, Randolph, Perry. FrankIIo, Ham.
ilIon, White. Wabash, Edwards, Wayne,
Jefferson, Washington, Monroe, st Clair,
Clinton, Marion. Clay, Richlaud, Law
renee, Crawford, Jasper, Efhngham, Fa-
yelte, Bond, Madison, Jersey & Calhoun.
The second grand division shall con-
sist of the counties of Edgar, Coles.
MOultrie, Shelby, Montgomery, Ma
coupin, Green, Pike, Adams, Highland,
Hancock, McDonough. Schuyler, Brown,
Fulton. Mason, Cass, Morgan, Scott,
Sangamon, Christian, Macon, Piatt, Cham
paign, Vermilion, eWitt, Logan, Menard,
Cumberland and Clark.
The third grand division shall consist
of the counties Of Henderson, Warren,
Knox, Peoria, Tazswell, Woodford, Nc
Lean, Livingston. IEoquois, Will, GHundy,
Kendall, La Sale. Putnam, Marshall,
Stark, Bureau, Henry, Mercer, Rock
Island, Whitesides, Lee, Carroll, 10 Davis
Stephenson, WinnebagO, Ogle, De Kalb,
Boone. Kane, McHenYy, Lake, Cook and
Du Page.
Sec. 2. The terms etthe supreme court
for the first divisions shall be held aaMount
Vernon, in Jefferson county; for the End
division, at Springfield In Sangamon co.;
for the Sd division at Ottawa, in La Sale
county, until some other place in either
division is fixed by law.
Sec. 8. Appeals and writs oferroY may
be taken from the circuit court of any
county to the supreme court held IN the
division which includes such county, or "a
the supreme court in the next adjoining
division.
Xo... ~
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CLOTH DRESSING

Done on req sonable terms and at short notice.
None but the best worknen will ne employed
Amy person going TO Chicago, from the centrai
or southern part of the State, will pass by this
town, and all the subscriber wishes. to ensure a
continuance OF patronage, is to once have man
paironze him. Wool can be sent BY water up the
illinois river, directed to J. 4. Matteson, Joliet
Will co., to the care Of Mr.. Abrams, Peru, Ill,
and it will be forwarded, where cloth will be put
up in a neat and safe manner, according TO the
above terms and sent in return to any part Of the
State, without troubling the owners to accompany
IL. J. A. MATTESON
N. B. Persons coming from distance with
quantity of Noolto be earded or manufactured
il obliged to stay over night, shall be to no ex
pense. ]. A. M.
Joliet, March god, 1s47.
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For the Signal.
The editor OF the True Democrat comes
out in his last weeks paper, in a long
article on popular Educasion;" and we
noticed at the closing UP he says, "To be
continued.
Perhaps in his next, he will explain
what is meant BY "crdmming," when US
ed in connection with schools; and also,
explain to US the meaning of "Ding
Dong" which we have seen posted up in
the ''nGrket places"
And lastly, but not least, unfold in all
its brilliancy and magnitude that which
he good people in this community have
never had the pleasure of knowing, al
though he has NOT unfrequently alluded to
it in private, but in public pldces-"IhGt
Neuc System" which he denominaies
my System"
Spit il out True Democrat, it can do
you no harm now, as you have retired or
rather expired from business.
CIVIS.
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MARRIH1D.

At the residence of E. C. Fellows in
this Village. on the 26th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Comstock, Mr.. CHARLEs DEN
NJ to Miss SUSAN KnLszY, all Of Joliet.
With the above notice We received a
liberal share of wedding cake, for which
the happy couple have our thanks, and
best wishes forthsir prosperity.
At the residence ofDavid Parrish Esq
Hickory Creek, on the oath inst, by the
Rev. Charles R. French, Mr.. MARTIN M.
FoRD to Miss MARY Ann ANDERSON.
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TO FA r NJ Frs
JOLIET
WOOlleM Factory.

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
ASSORTMENT Of cloth ofhis own manufacture which
he proposes to exchonge for wool. He will give
one yard Of good heavy cloth for two and ha!
pounds of good clean wool OF the same quality;
or he will work wool upon shares asfollows give
one halt the cloth the wool makes by receiving
eight Cts per yard from the customer upon his
half or all that the wool makes by receiving thiT
weight cents pei yard for manufacturing. He
will also manufacture for customer BLANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as we'll as SAIL
NETT & FULLCLOTH.
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and II no newspaper 10 printed in the
county, then in the nearest newspaper
that's published in this stats to the ceun.
y In which such lot or land Is situated;
which notice shall be inserted three times,
the last time not less than three months
before the time Of redemption shall expire.
Every such purchaser by himself or agent
shall, before he shall be entitled to a
deed, make an affidavit Of his having com.
piled With conditions cfthis section, stating
particularly the facts relied on az such
compliance; which affidavit shall bo de-.
iVeTed to the person authorized by law to
execute such tax deed; and which shall,
by him, be filed with the officer having
custody ofthe records lands and lots cold
tor taxes and entries efredemptioR ia the
county where such land or lot shall lie,t
be BY such officer entered on the records
of his Office and carefully preserved a.
mong the files of his Office, and which
record or affidavit shall he Primd tocie
evidence that such notice has been given.
Any person swearing falsely in such Aft
davit shall be deemed guilty of perjury,
and punished accordingly. In case any
person shall be compelled, under this SEQ
zion, to publish notice in a newspaper,
then, before and person, who may have a
right to redeem such land OF lot from such
tax sale, shall be permitted to redeem, he
or she shall pay the officer or person who
BY law is authorized to receive such re-.
dsmption money, the printers fee for pub.
fishing such notice, and the expense of
swearing or affirming to the affidavit, and
fling the same.
Sec. 5. The corporate authorities of
counties, townships, school districts, cities,
towns, and villages, may be vested With
power to assess and collect taxes for cor
porate purposes, such taxes to be uniform
IN respect to persons and property, within
the jurisdiction of the body imposing the
same; and the Legislature shall require
that all the property, within the limits OF
municipal corporations, belonging to in
diViduals, shall be taxed for the payment
OfdebIs contracted under authority flaw.
Sec. 6. The specification of the objects
and subjects Of taxstion shall not deprive
the general assembly Of the power to
Tsquise other objects or subjects to be
taxed in such manner as may be consist
ent with the principles oftaxation fixed in
this constitution.
The following has been adopted as a
part Ofthe amended constitution, in regard
to commons"
Sec. !. All lands which have been
granted, as Common" to the inhabi.
tants Of any town, hamlet, village or cor
poratiOn, by any person, body politio OF
corporate, or BY any government having
power to make such grant, shall forever
remain common to the Inhabitants of such
town. hamlet, village or corporation; but
the said commons, or any of them, or par
thereof, may be divided, leased or granted
in such manner as may, hereafter, be
provided by law, on petition of a majority
Of the qualified voters interested in suct
commons, or any of them" Yours,
C. C.
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FPom Gen. TAYLOR.

The follving Is from the Matamoras
Flag Of the 4th inst:
ADvANCR UPON SAN LUTs.-FFom
Major Arthur, formerly QuarTermasteR at
CerralvO, We learn that General Wool
has received orders to proceed With the
advance ofGen. TayloF's colums, On the
@Osh inst, in the direction Of Encarnac.
son' some twenty leagues from Buena
Vista. whore Ae'will establis . depot,
Into which three months Tations will be
thEoWn' The army will then advance
upon San Luis, and communications be
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From California.

FFOAA california.
Last evening about 10 o'clock, the
steamer Amelia arrived from st. Joseph,
bringing, as passengers, a number of
gentlemen direct from California, among
whom areGeneral Kearny, Major Swords,
Captains Turner and Cook, and Messrs.
William Fallon, William H. Paterson,
and--Duf. They left California on 18th
of juno, and came BY Fort Hall, meeting
with little of adventure on the way. The
Oregon emigrants were met at various
points, getting along very well. There
were about 1900 wagons met on the
Eoute, nearly all for Oregon.
The snow on the California mountains
vas found to be very deep. From the
18th to the 2Gth of June the company
encountered snow from two to fifteen
feet deep.
Col Fremont accompanied the party
in, as far as the western frontier of this
State. He is hourly expected in this city,
and is said to be under arrest.
The entire party consisted Of about
sixty persons, nineteen of whom were of
the Typographical corps of Col. Fremont
Among the gentlemen whose names are
not included with those above mentioned,
were Hon. Willard P. Hall, Lieut.. Rad.
ford. and Edwin Bryant Esq, ofLexing-
ton, Ky.
Some Of the Oregon emigfants, it was
thought, would be compelled to winter in
the mountains, in consequence of their
late start. They we're met on the Sweet
water.
The California Star. ofthe 18th June,
favored US by Mr.. Fallon, contains long
article in reference to the difficulties ex.
listing between Gen. Kearny and Col.
Fremont. While it admits that the course
ofthe latter had rendered HIM very UNI
popular 10 California, it leads to the con.
clusion that peculiar circumstances at.
tendant were of kind which rendered
his courss unavoidable.
In the Star of the 5th is thrilling
account of the sufeTings of the emigrsnt
party in the mountains last winter. 1t is
from journal kept by Capt. Fallon, who
with six others, went in search of the
sufferers. AT present we have only
room tor the Introductory paragraph OF
the editor Of the Star.
1.-THE extracts which we give below
are full of thrilling interest. Mr.. Fallon
set out from the settlements in April last
with six others, to extend relief to the
remaining sufferers of the emigration,
still within the mountains, and also to
collect and secure the scattered property
of both living and dead. He succeeded
In Teashing the cabins, and with the ex.
eeption of Kiesburg not a soul survived.
They returned, bringing With them this
man, and large packs ofvaluable property.
"Kieaburg was found in truly lamen.
table situation; long subsistence upon
the bodies of his deceased comrades had
rendered him hsggsrd and ferociors look
ing, and the insasible appetite of the can.
nibal itself on frequent occasions, even
after animal meat had been placed before
him. This fondness for human flesh he
had suffered himself to acquire in pre-
ference to the beef or horse meat, Of
which he had and abundance; and it Is to
be feared that his conduct in the mountains
was far from iustifable, and hidden tran.
saction of guilt remains yet to be brought
TO light"
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The 'True Democrat is the name of
q new paper started at Joliet, by A. McIn-
tosh. II is Wing in politics, but how its
editor could screw "DemocPat" out Of
q Wing, we cannot tell. Come, gentle
men, don't sail under false colors, il ga
vors too much of piracy. Hennepin Her
aid.
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Notice..

is hereby given, that an application will be
made at the next Term of the Will County
Circuit Court, to be holden OF the Court House
la Joliet, commencing on the second Monday Of
October next, for the appointment of JOSHUA
SIMPSON as guardian and to taxa care of the
estate Of SALLY HURLEY Infant heir of the
estate of Zachnriah Hurley deceased.
OSGOOD s. LIT TIE
Solicitors.
Joliet 23d, August, ls47.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate of
WILLIAM BREWER deceased, are notified aud
requested present the same for adjudication, at
the Term of the Probate court, CT Will county, TO
be holden at the Office of the Probate Justice, in
Joliet, on Monday the 9th day Of September
NEXT JOHN w BREWER Administrator
Joliet, July Is, l847. 6w
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JOLIET
FEMALE SEMINARY

Il EDuALN OEMlINAkI.
The second term Of this institution will open
Sept. 9th, 1647. The year will be divided INTO
two sessions of % weeks zach, commencing the
hrst Monday in Sept. I817, and the third Mon
day in February, I846. Terms Of tuition will
vary, according to the studies pursued.
IF PAID IN ADVANCE,
From $3r SIS per quarter Of IL weeks.
From So 70 $40 per session Of % weeks.
If NOT PAID IN ADVANCE.
From $3.50 to $3.50 per quarter. do.
From 81 to Sill per session do.
Music:
SO per quaIteT If paid in advance, or
SlU at the expiration of the quarter.
Use OF the instrument So per quarter,
French and Drawing
Extra, depending upon the size Of lasses.
Board,
Including bedding and Lights $50 per week
The School Rooms are pleasantly si,ua,ed in
Stone Block, West Joliet. The boarding house
Is ont few rods distant, in the midst of pleas
ant grove OF an acre in extent; affofding ample
space Tor that exercise in the open air. so essen.
tial to the health of every student. No pains
will De spared 90 promote the physical, mental
ana moral improvement ofthose committed to our
charge Plainnass of dress will be insisted upon.
A PRIMARY DEPARTMENT will, at the
same Tins be opened, in which boys, under The
age OF III years, will be received.
TERMS-S2 per Or in advance; So so at the
close Of the or.
IL is rery desirable that pupils should enter at
the commencement of the session, both for their
own benefit, and that of the Institution.
f. r, CROWLEY, Principal.
oliet, Aug. II, lS41.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fourth
! Y day of Sept. next, at o'clock P. NJ,
shall offer at Public Auction OIL the premises, The
following described lands, situated in the south
part o: Will county, being the real estate Of Tim
othy McCarty deceased, to wit: all that part
of the south fractional quarter of section sin
i'll township thirty-two north, of range ten east
of the third principal meridian, which lies on
the east side of Forked Greek, acknowledging the
natural bed OF the creek TO be the division line
thereof, containing 80 acres and being mostly
timhered land, may be sold in lots to sdit pur-
chasors.
TERMs OF SALE-A credit Of six months will
be given--ths whole 20 be secured by bond and
mortgage according to law.
J. BARNETT, Admir-
ofthe estate ofTimothy McCarty decd.
Wilmington, July 20, l847.
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~ Y II II " -Hs
VNHE Copartnefship heretofore existing under
Il the firm of DEMMOND & WOOD is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Dem
nond having purchased Mr. Woods interest will
attend to all unsettled business Of the firm.
NJ. H. DEMMOND.
Joliet, July 20, l647. w. C. WOOD.
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N""H--.

AS l'ossibly some persons may have small &C.
mands againet the subscribers which no has neg
lected to settle, or Uice Uersa, All such persons
are requested TO call on NJ. H. DEMMoND and
have the same settled without delay.
Joliet, Aug. Sd. lS47. w. G.. WOOD.
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.NOTRGE

M ESS PORK-By the barrel or H.
LN A. w. BOWEN.