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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-06

PUBLIC SALE.
WILL. nv authority OF a trust decd. sell at public
4 auction. at the Natura Bridge Tayem,ln Rockbndge
on Monday, the 10th day Of May,
lIs .PcreS Of L.Y.fD.
adjoining the Natural Bridge Tract and running close To
said Bridge and presenting rare advantages i3 the es=
tobishment Of Public House, Store. or residence tor
Physician There is on ii fine Sprng--and the great
Valley Road. AID Lynchburg Turnpike, both pass
though il and intersect ON IT.
cred lit of six months will be gven-the purchaser
giving personal security and the title retained unu the
purchase money is paid. L. T. Do'MaN,
May 3-tl0M Trustee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-06

VALUABLE PROPERTY

A1'PRIT.4 T f "a T..
VNyILL BE SOLE, oste Of the = 81 situations Tor bus
w mess in the town of Lynchburg, known as
Eyle's rMeT,
containing 81 feet front and 2deep is now offered and
will be Sold This is the last chance for capitalists, az
.he Trustee is anx JUS to sell twill be sold in
two Lots to suit purchasers Terms easy and title good
Fer particulars enquire II. NJ Ward, at the Morrss
House.
n. B-Those persons that have written to Frederick
Montmollin about the property. may now obtain an
swers by calling as above directed.
May 3-ts
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no THE LADIES'
BELL. RUCkER a. co.
DEALERS IN LADIES SHOES.
L. I'D AND MOROCCO SLIPPERS,
IN thick socd do
'' - Buskns.
Bronze Slippers
Light cn'd do
Black English lasting half Caters.
Culured do do do
Black French do do
Color,d do do do
French Linen (coored) Caters.
tulored SILK do
Chtldrea's Caters, Slippers and Walking Shoes
black and cnlorcd
Tho attention of the Ladies respectfully called To
the above list OF Shoes. They will iud by calling IN
assortment Of Shoes we'll worthy examination
April l9-ts Il, II & Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-06

Mine Toilet soap.-A fresh supply Of those
Il beautiful transparent Wash Balls superior article
or the toilet, Fol by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
March It's
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Sps.Nea LADIES SsArasOH,
BUCHANAN, BOTETOURT COUNTY.
Rev. j. NcEiroy and Mrs. McElrOy,
PRT N q p a T. S,

NER and MRS. McELROY will open, at Bschan-
We an, on the lst Of May next.
Young Ladies Boarding school.
The number of Boarders Will be limited thirteen and
the whole to tv eny five The health. comfort, thorough
instruction. pety and refinement of the young La
dies will be the objects Of the constant aim and efforts Of
the Principals.
Terms for Session of Five Months.
Board. Washing. &c. $50 OO
Tuition including English Latin and French, 25 %
Music extra
Payments in every instance in advance. Vacations in
April and October
REFEREN CE3.
Bishops and Clergy of the Diocese of Virginia; Staun
Ton. Hon. Judge Thompson; " nchesler, Hon James
NJ Mason; Albcmarlc, Hon. w. c. Riyes; Fredericks
burg Hon. Judge Lonax; Richmond, Hon. Judge Bald
win W. II. Mcfarland Esq. Halifax, James Bruce.
ESD; Bedford. DIR. VIM Davis; Boleourt, }. l. An
depson, Esq. James Woodville Esq. Roanoke, VIM.
NJ. Peyon, Esq, Gen Watts; Clark county, DR.. Ran
dolph; Lynchburg, Wm NJ. Blackiord, Esq.
April 22-ts
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Ready Made clothing.
f1NHE SUBSCRIBERS have now on hand large
stock If
5 + X y G. A y d s l. NJ NJ Il
II NJ


which they will sell a, less price than were ever before
offered IN Lynchbufg. Among which may BIO found the
following articles
Black Dress and Fruek Goats,
Tweed dress, truck aud sack Coats.
Black Aaeca do do do
Grotan, kremlins and Cottonade do
Brown, plaid and white Linen do
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants,
DO Drap de Etc * Dnp de Vienna do
Fancy aud white Linen do
kremhn and Coltonade do
Black Satin. SILK aud Bombazine Vests.
Light coloured Fancy silk do
Fancy and white NJ .rseies do
I. so.
large assortment OF Furnishing Goods comprising
follows:
Standing aud rolling Collars, Shirts. Shirt Collars. Bps
oms. Under Shirts Night Shirts. Drawers, Night Caps,
trayats Stocks, Ties. Knots Cmvat Sueners, Gioses,
Snspenders. Suspender Ends. Pocket llandhereheis,
Money Belts. Money Purses, Sc.
Gentlemen wishing any ollhe above articles will do
well to give call. as are determined to sell them
cheap as they can he bought IN Virginia.
WAfERllOtSE, Wlll'rTEMORE s Co.
April CTS
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NEW DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
STORE

LAWNS, GINGHAMS AND BERAGES.
WIN H. RYAN would call the attention of the trade
w to a large assortment of the above Goods Many
of the styles will be sold fourth the Cost Of i'm
portation Snc cost 81 10 he is selling at % cents.
such 80 and 80 he is selling al Is per yard
Call and examine for yourselves This is no hhnnbug
Nav ats WIN II. RYAN.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE,
1Dp.a.NCE or TIE AMERICAN .7R.NY.
Santa Annals Defensive Preparations
Decisive Battle
supposcd.to have been fought on the 18th.

nom the n " ficaynne Oh April 23d.
The l.. ). steamship Massach use,sarrved hero last
evening from Vera Cruz. which place she loft on the
evening OF the lith Our correspondence isdown 70 the
fastest hour. The Of tho most stirring uteres
The best advices lead the impression tina, battle was
fought Al Cerro Gordo, nearly midway between Puepio
Naconal aud JalaIs, on Thursday Friday Inst. We
have heretofore announced The advance Of Cen Twirrs'
division into the inferior, When last heard from hs
beyond the Puente Nacionsl and in elise proximity 10
The Mexican army Gen. Scott was expected to arrive
nj Gen lwggs headqnaerson The night VI The 4thin inst
Gen. Worth LED Vera Cruz With the last division uf tho
army on the 18th and byonacked that night at Snn Juan
about twelve miles in The interior lie probably joined
the advance the 9Th Santa Anna said 10 be u.
Corro aordo, where La Vega and Canazo were posted
with considerable command
The Mexican force a that point, when JOINED by Santa
ing of two Thousand regular infantry three usand cav
airy. and tho remainder rfcguars. The pass ii Cerrv
Gold1 frty four miles from Vera Cruz aud is naturally
very strong Some difficulty is anticipated IN
forcing H. Rnmurs state that Santa Anna can obtain
any anloun, Of irregular force ho may desire. Recon-
noltetng prrlies fm the American army had been fired
upon aud several moundtd--amongst whom was Capt.
(now l.leht Col johnson. Of the Typographical Eng-
ncefs Nho was shut III the and hip whilst exam-
ming the Mexican works at Cerro Gordo Intelligent
officers, who arrived IN the Nasach nsetts entertain
little dunhi that general engagement has taken place
4 number OF soldiers have been shot in passing tina
road to aud tro All accounts represent the Americans
as confident OF victory, and the Nlexcal,s br.. for
vengeance. Our neat adyirfs from Vera Cruz will wo
doubt not, bring the osils Of an important engage
mcut.
We suhion the from the Vera Cruz roners and
our correspondence. The letter from MIR Kendall IL tho
tth written AT camp san juan tho very latest from.
The army. The saldirrs suffering at Vera Cruz
from sickness, but the vonlito had not appeared.
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:. n.
?. S.--Nhen Captain johnson wounded in his
Reconnaissance, he with Of the I'd Dragoons
under Capt liarlie
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Tho Washington Union Of "Wednesday evening, con
aIns the following despatch from Lord palm,rslon 10
pn
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18

dependence letting nny cattle recruit. The
grass is 90 that cattle will make passibls
living without work, we shall probably
moyesin about 10 days from this. One
word 6bout this place, the country about
Independence Is very Uneven and heavy
timbered. but prodHctiye. Five miles
south west brings you on to beautiful high
rolling prairie Of the best soil. Corn,
hemp and wheat are the principal produc-
Eions; there il . scarcity of wood and
water. $3.50
There has been no organization of any
company yet. May has arrived the wealth
er cold. When the wind is south the
thermometer has been at 90e fahrenheit,
when west at 35 at noon.
Yours, truly,
CHESTER INGERSOLL.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18

GERMAN EMIGRATION To AMERICA
a letter from Cologne, Prussia, bearing
date March 9th, states that within few
days previous more than 5000 Germans
had passed by that city on their way to
Bremen, Havre and Antwerp to their
passage for America. The CRATER part of
them had the appearance of being peas
ants IN easy circumstances. In general
says the same letter, we do not see so
many poor emigrants az in former years.
They CITY Of Mendon 10 at this moment
oyerhowing with emigrats, and resemble
a.sort OF q camp for q wandering race.
The etreeis are filed With people, who,
stationed there with their baggage. await
the depafiuEeof the steamers which are
to conduct them 20 sheir places Of emf.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18
CLOTH DRESSING

Done on rsa sonable terms and at short notice.
None but the best workman will ne employed.
Any person going 10 Chicago, from the central
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
patronize him. Wool can be sent by water up the
Illinois river, directed to j. A. Matisson, joliet
Will co., TO the care of Mr.. Abrams, Peru, H.,
and il will be forwarded, where cloth will be put
up in neat and safe manner. according 10 the
above tsms and sent in return to any pDrtof the
State, without troubling the owners 10 accompany
IL. J. a. MATTE5ON
N. B. Persons coming from distsncewith
9 quAntisYof Nooiso be carded or manufactured
il obliged 10 stay over night, shall be TO no sx
penss. LA. N.
Jolis., fIarch 23d, 1s47.
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KRRkakee & ErOQsE0is MAN
uRaCssErfmg Company.

Capital stock 100000, NTH privilege
of Increasing the same to $4,000
DUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the
Il Books of subscription for capital stock of
said company, will be opened at ,hs House Of
franklin Mitchell, in Wilmington; al the Post
Office, in joliet. and at the House Ct Horace
Morse. in Lockport in Will county ; and AZ the
fremont House, in the city of Chicago, on the
FIRST Monday ia May next, and win continue
open for two weeks unless said siock shall be
sooner subscribed for, at which iinss aud places
the Charter and OF subscribing for stock.
Shares $50 each. Five dollars will lIe requir-
Upon the subscription of each Share.
w Bowen, F ALLBN. F M1TcHELL,
JoHS WILSON, Fl d RIsLEY, CAAs GARDNER,
RrRAM ToDp, PETEAS7EwARr, john L WILSON,
HENRY TaoUP, WMACHATFIELD,J WVANMEFsR.
Commissioners 10 receive Subscriptions.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18
FIRE INSURANCE.

THNHE SUBSCRIBER is duly constituted Agent
Il for the Retna and Protection Insurance
Of Hartford, Connecticut, and is pre-
pared TO take FIRE risks, on all descriptions of
such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores,
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, &c.
These companies are so favorably know through
out America as 10 make comments and rslernnces
unnecessary.
Application for Insurance will be received
through S. w. Bowen, ESQ.,, Joliet, and Morton
& Blackstone. Lockport, whose survey Of build
ings will be taken al the risks of the above COM
panies. G. S. HUBBARD, Ag't.
Office, South Water Street.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18
WINERS'
Canadian Verrllifuge.

The remedy to which would call the atten.
ton OF the public, is one which he's proved 50 ,
cessful for como times and il is university az
knowledgcd By all WHO hive afied 10 10 Do far
psrior TO any oiher medicine ever employed id
diseases for which i, is accommodated Il not on.
ly destroys worms aud lnvigoTassa the whole sys.
TEN, but il disaOives and carries off che superb.
bundent slime or mucus, prev alent in tbs sfom.
ach and bowels Of children, more especially those
in had health, The mucus forms the bed or nest
in which worms pTodnce their young, and BIZ
moving il, il is impossible for WORMS icmAin in
the body. Il is harmless in its effects on lhs sss-
tenn, and the health Of tho person ie always ini-
proved by lis use, even when no worms ore dis
covered.
II will be seen by the following statement that
Mr.. McCord had, previous TO using "Winss'B
Canadian VeImifuge," resofted to various psepA
arations recommended for worms, without any
advaniage-ihis OF ITSELF is sufficient to the supe-
iioriiy Of this preparation over all Others for aim
liar purposes
Brooklyn, January 18Th, 1886
Messrs. John WineF and Co-SIAs: am hap.
Py TO have il in my power TO bear testimony %
the good effects attending the use Of your Cansd,
an Vermifuge. !
Ny child Of two years Of age, hai been III for
some seven months, and had insily bscome 60
emaciaied, thet we d{spaired Of iis rccoYery.-
Surprising the cause % It's sickness was MoFms.
su.h cases. but iaoy prnduced M beneficial ef-
fects. We had given h.,r up as psst recovery,
whs1~we were recommended by a friend, who
had hoard Of Jour medicine, 10 give il trial.
Ne did 50 without any expectation Of IFS beinG
serviceabe, but to our great jos and surprise, af-
Ger she had taken doses, and six oniI, che be.
gan gradually to recover, and is in better
health than she has been for ten months.
l can now recommend your "Cenadisn VET
rnifuaen with the greatest confidence, anl as q
friend to tho young portion Of the human family.
who suffer from ~orms. am glad to bs able 10
give such decided confidence in she success
ycur medicine, and am willing you should rsfo
TO me any persons sho may have doubts cnshsI
point Yours, truly,
GILES McCORD.
The ''Canadisn Vernifugs'' is only IS cents
per bottle and is much plsasanier than any in
use Prepared only by John Xt,sf & &C., 50
Maiden Lane, N. Y. Sold BY CHAS. Gle
aiENT, agent for Joliet; also BY L. BOYCE,
agent for Chicago. HE ass
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18

R+Ths following is from the Lycom-
ing (Pa.) Gazette, which we deem prop
per to copy, as tho individual of whom it
speaks has been elected, by this county,
as Delegate to the constitutional con.
vention.
WORTHY OF THE HoNoR.--We observe
by the Joliet (Ill.) Signal, that the Dem
Ocratic Convention, representing Will
county, has placed in nomination, as
candidate for Delegate to the State Con-
vention to alter and amend the CoRstitu.
ton Of Illinois, our former fellow-citizen,
WILLIAM MCCLURE, Esq. Being ma
tive this Borough, and u gentleman we'll
andfavorably knowH 10 many of our citi-
zens, we may be excused for noticing the
good fortune of William Me Clure, and for
congratulating our Democratic fellow
citizens of Will county, upon the seleclion
they have made. For honesty, integrity
of, character, and undertaking adherence
tO.tho cherished principles of Jeffersonian
Democracy, there can be no man more
distinguished than the subject of this no.
tice. He will prove an able representa-
tive, if elected, and reflect honor upon the
party that selected him for the station.
Without intending it as recommen-
dation in behalfof Mr.. Mcclure, { for De.
mocracy can never recognize family mer-
its, we will barely remark, that Col.
Robert Mcclure, the father of William,
was one OF the fathers Of the Democratic
party of Pennsylvania. He was honored
by his fellow citizens with numerous marks
of their favorable Partially, having sue
cessively served in the capacity of Repre-
; sentative and Senator, 10 the General AS.
Sembly ofthe State, and as member of
Congress OF the United States. One of
his sons, and brother of the gentleman
now before the good citizens Of Will coun.
~ as Q candidate for their SURFACES, Maj.
Hepburn Mcclure, commands an honora-
Bile place in the affections of the party of
this county, having already filled with dis
tinguished ability the important office of
Prothonotary, &c. But, enough of this,
as the merits of William Mcclure, are
abundant of themselves and will be duly
appreciated by the Democracy Ofhis adopt
cd State.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18
COUNTY CONTENTION.

The Democrats of the county of Will
are requested to meet in their respective
precincts, at the usual places Of holding
elections, on the first day of June next, at
5 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of select
ing delegates to attend a convention to be
holden at the Count House, in Joliet, on
Wednesday the 9th day of June next, to
nominate candidates for county officers
to be voted for at the next August elee-
ton.
The different precincts are entitled to
the following number Of delegates, in &C.
cordancs with a resolution passed at the
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18

Extract from the Baltimore correspond
cnce Of the Washington Union of April
18th -
An experiment was made yesterday on
board the United States receiving ship
Ontario, lying at this port, Of the power of
the marine camels invented by Capt Fay
lor, The camels are merely India rubber
canvas bags, made to hold all the air that
can be pumped into them. They were
placed under the oop.of-war, and, by
means of small air pump, worked by
one set Of hands, she was raised three
feet out OF the water in less than an hour
and q half. The design is to carry YES.
sells over bars, and to relieve those which
may be aground. Whilst this was going
on, Mr.. Wood one of Capt. Taylor's as
siStants, gave the spectators specimen
Of his ability to walk under water. En-.
cased in his sub marine clothing, he de-
scended to the bottom of the basin and
took short excursion, remaining some
fifteen minutes below. The experiments
were highly interesting and satisfactory.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
Messers. Leavitt and Swift returned to
this city from the line of the canal on
Monday evening. Mr. GoOding, Chief
engineer, and Messrs. Stewart and Tai
colt end Whittle, assistant engineers, are
also in the city.
The officers of the resident Trustee,
Secretary and Treasurer, are removed
from Leckport to this city.
We learn from these gentlemen that
the work is steadily progressing, without
interruption; and that they anticipate the
canal will be in a navigable condition this
coming Chicago Com. Advertiser.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18

The Caledonia brings Liverpool ad-
vices to the Goth. London to the 18th;
this is therefore two weeks later than the
news by the Sarah Sands. A heavy
business had been done in the corn mar
ket, and the depression which had pre-
vailed gave way 10 buoyancY and activity
on the 18th. Wheat had advanced to
shi!lings per quarter, and flour met with
an excellent demand at full rates. There
was farther advance Of shilling per
quarter over the prices Of the 18th.
Cotton had rise from farthing to I.
The condition Of the Bank of England
was creating some alarm among CON-
mercial men.
The Hibernia arrived on the 18th.
The U. s.. ship of war Jamestown, Ia
den with breadstuffs and provisions for
the Irish, arrived at Cork on the 18th, on
her mission of mercy.
The West India Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company has purchased the Great
Western for E25,O0O.
The latest accounts Of Mr.. O'Conners
health are more satisfactory.
The Packet ship Rochester, Capt Pree-
man, was lost on her passage from Liv.
erpoal to New York.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18

A SENSIBLE MAN.-Colonel Jefferson
Davis. ofthe Mississippi regiment, and
sOn.in.Iaw of General Taylor, seems to
be sensible of the improperly and awk.
wardness ofthe position he would be Pla-
ced in by party nomination. while fight
ing the battles of his country. Having
been named for the Office of governor of
Mississippi, he writes the Mississippian
''that he will not be candidate. or permit
his name to be connected with politics in
any manner, so long as he holds militia.
ry appointment"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18

GEN. SHIELDs.-'The ashes ofthis no.
Bile hero of Cerro Gordo is tho peculiar
property ofthe people of illinois. A strAn
ger and bachelor he spent his life in
serving them and in ais death the State
has inherited a priceless treasure Of he
role fame. Let his remains be inferred
in the Capital and monument be erect
ed to his memory. None hut IIIinoians
can appropriately claim his sepulchre,
none so gladly bound to do bis honor.
Prairie Argus.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18
TO FAR BRS.
JOLIET
WOOlAen Factory.

The Subscriber will keep on hand large
ASSORTMENT of cloth fhis own manufacture which
he proposes to exchange for wool. He will give
one yard CT good heaey cloth for two and a ha!
pounds ofguod clean wool of the same quality;
or he will work wool upon shares as follows: give
one hah 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 thir-
ty-ei9ht cents per yard for MANUFACTURING He
will aisomanufacture for customer BL ANKETS
JEANS, s. FLANNEL, as we'll as SATI
NETT & FULLCLOTH
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18
Thsy were too late.

We publish, in another column, the Of
fetal list of the companies raised under
the new call for volunteers. We give
below list Of the eight companies which
reported themselves after the eleven com.
panies, the number called fer, had been
accepted. When it is considered that the
Governors proclamation had scarcely
time to reach all the counties before these
nineteen companies were raised, we think
IL will be conceded that the Illinoins are
no less prompt than brave. Those on the
disappointed list are alike deserving of
the applause and sympathy Of their fellow
citizens. We trust, that If the war con
tinues they will yet have the opportunity
they seek of winning laurels in the vindi-
cation Of their countrY's honor:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18
Young Ladies' and Misses
SELECT SCHOOL.
MRS. p. n. FILLER


WT I'LL open School for Young Ladies'
w ami Misses in the School Rom now oc-
cupiod by Mr. M'ln:osh, in East joliet, nn
Monday, the l2tA duy of April next
II will be the aim Of 1hs Teacher to make eve-
ry principle thoroughly understood. and 90 adj
vance ihs pIpI as fast as is practieable, with
regafd TO Iaeir own interest and the lest culture
of the mind, which the several depa .tes,ts Of ths
School will embrace
~H
PRIMARY DEPAR rMEN r-Orthosraph5,
Rea ling, Writing, Geography, Parey's Frs
Book Of History.
JUNIOR CLASS-Boiany, Natural Philo.o4
ply, Physiology, Arithmetic, Modern and An
cieRt History and Grammar,
SENIOR CLASS-Waus on the Mind,
Chemistry, Rhets.;c, Assroaomy, Logic, Moral
Philosophy.
EU NEEG ~
PRIMARY DISPLACEMENT S2,0H
JUNIOR Glass 800
SENIOR CLASS soc
"NN1N&A S0
French Language, $500
Drawing and Pain,ing, each, 800
Jolis,, March I6, lS47.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18

grafton in the New Wosld. 1t is thought
10000 10 the number Of Germans who
emigrate this year. The fever of emigra-
ton has reached these countries of Ger
many, from which, until the present tine,
no persons have emigrated, as, for in
stance, the rich and fertile Saxon prov.
inca In Prussia.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-05-18

"A BRAVE MAN" said the Danish creed
of honor, "should attack two--stand firm
against three; give ground 4 little to four;
and,only retreat for five." Gen. Taylor
has established new creedior Americans
1t is to attack four--stand firm against
eight; give not an inch of ground to doz-
en-and retreat under no circumstances
Louisville Democrat.