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DIR. Rogers Syrup Of
LIYERWORT AND TAR.
THE GREAT REMEDY!

THE GREAT REMEDY
miraculous! Wondertul" Ertraordinary!!!
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
And we defy the whole world to produce sucn
strong and undoubted testimony from men of such
high standing as we have in favor of DR. Rogers,
Liverwort and Tar. 1t not only cures Consump-
ton, but breaks up the most distressing cough in
few hours time.
Another Remarkable cure of Cohs,nption.-
Mr.. Gabriel Whitehead. of this CITY, was reduced
SO low that all friends, and even his ply sic:a n,
had given him DIP to die -.
Mr.. A. l.. ScOve!le:-As Lowe my life I'd the
use of DR. ROgers' Liyerwprt and. Tar, 4 feel it
duty; and shall without fear or deIicacy give
my testimony as evidence that others who may
be afflicted with consumption or diseased Lungs
may know that this medicine is no humbug, but
is worth ten thousand physicians prescriptions
for the disease for which it is recommended.
Last summer was taken with n most Distress
Ing cough, and about the first of July my Lungs
were SO diseased that bled, in short time, sew
eral quarts of blood, which reduced me go low
that all my friends! and even my. physicians,
thought must soon die with Consumption. My
brother, however, soon heard of some of the won
derful cures made by this medicine, and procur.
ed bottle. end before 1 had taken one half a
bottle, It seemed TO go to. ie very Of the dis
ease, and raised a large quantity of matter and
phlesm and my cough was stopped as with
bottles and am now able to attend to my BUSH
ness. as well as ever, -
feel very thankful to the inventor Of this med
icine, Tor IT, it had not been for some all powerful
medicine to have raised the matter and phlegm,
and healed my Lungs, Il should without doubt,
now have been IN my grave. &C..
ifany one will call on me, Catherine street.
half a square below Lhp, Il will give them the
particulars and refer. them to numerous friends
who visited me during my sickness.
GABRIEL " HiTEHEAD,
Cincinnati, Jan. 10th lS47
Sworn to and subscribed this Goth day of No
vernbei, Ia47. H E SPENCER, Mayor Of the city
of Cincinnati - -, =. 4
Caution-Ths remedy is put, up with ale
white steel engraved wrappers, which reads on
the bottom the bottle ''entered according to
act of Congress &C." by A L Scovil in the
southern DISTRICT Of Ohio. Purchasers please OBJ
serve the. name OF GA L, Scovll,' WITHOUT which
it is $puT1o,Es H.. BLAKSEEY g. Co.
South west corner third and Chestnut SITS 81 LODI
is, general Agents for the west.
Sold also by Csc H WooDRUFF, j oliet; whole
sale and retoil by L M RoxcE and H REED &
Co., Chicago.
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and Medicines. has brought on a well selected
stock of Books Eand stationary, comprising;
School, Blank, Law and Medical Books; hall
maps, GREAT Variety Michele OutliRs Maps,
Church Psalmody, Methodist Hymn Books, Poll
ygIott Bibles, New Tsstaments; Historical ana
scientific works and every variety OF Miscellane-
aus reading by the popular authors of the day
Also, Cap and Letter Paper, Gill edged Note pa
per, Drawing paper, Perforated paper, writing
Books, Visiting cards, Printer,s do; Lithegraph
Plates, Ind and Ink stands, sand and sand. box
es, waters and wafer boxes, steel pens, quilts,
slate ieneils, sand paper, Easteboard, Brushes Of
different kinds, matches, &c. - % q
( Asb 10 determined. TO SELL Low FOR CASH he
assures those wishing 10 purchase, that they will
consult their interest by giving him call before
purchasing elsewhere.
SEPT. q. 1913.
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From Mexico.
NEw York, Sept. 25-s P. NJ.

ekt New YORK, Sept. 25-S +. M
From Memphis, Sept. %. we have az.
ss6uuts from Tampico, of the 9th. On
ras4I day meeting of the principal inhab-
itanss, was held 10 relation to the Repu6-
lie SIeiFe Madre, which was strongly de-
houncsd. They resolved to form them
selves into : strongly armed body and or
i9Gnize Tor the purpose of resisting inva.
ders, should they present themselves.
.Herrera has issued orders providing
6r abe transportation Of Mexican citizens
who may reside in the country coded to
the United States. 10 any part of The Re.
public. free from expense.
There were tweuty-eight persons LOST
by.sn explosion Oh the steamer Concor.
die. s7q m
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W a TcEzs, onooxe.
n n


IN }. KINNE s. Co., have just received
Il . neat ami fashionable assortment of Jewel
ry. at their store in West Joliet, two deo,s north
OF M u Demnfond,s stors, viz. Gold and Silver
Watches; Ladiss Gold Chains, Bracelets, Gem
tIemen,s rms, kiags and KEYS. Gold and Steel.
Pens, Gcli and Silver Cases, Silver, Plated and
German Silver Spoons, Silver Steel and Germ
Silver SpectaeJes, Hemhtning Sons Needles.
Scissors, Penknives, Tooth and Hair Brushes'
Rszors Razor Stops, Fancy work Boxes. &c.
N B-Watehes, Clocks and Jewelry careful.
~ repaired and warranted.
Joliet. May 90, 1913 si.f z.i
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10
PATzNE MED1S1NNe

THE following IRE few of thu deservsdIv
popular Patent Medicines, 70! sale at the "Wil
Co. Drug and Book Store,'' 9 doors north of the
Post Office, Joliet, illinois. Every Article war
ranted genuine.
Wisters balsam of Wild Cherry,
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam.
Turlington's Balsam of Life
Doct. Salter's Ginseng Panacea
Graefenberg Medicines
Compound Tonic Mixture
Syrup of P.eurisy root s. Sarsaoar
:" ofCohOsh and Sarsaparilla
I" Extrac: Of Sarsaparilla
Jew Davits or Hebrew Plaster
Nerve and Bone Linament.
Compound Horse Linament
S'Red Bo,tle" IAN English Linament)
Thompson's Eye Water, Cooks do
Bateman's Drops, Goafrey's Cordial
Fosgsta's Anod; neCordial, Sedlitz Powders
Harlem Oil, British Oil
Steers Opodeldoc, Whilings Liquid do
Sir John Hilrs PICTORIAL Balsam of Honey
Pills OF all kinds and prices, from 81 cents to
Sl,00 per box. Filler
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GU N. SMITHING G..

James M Bemmett, would respectfully
inform the cilizens Of Joliet. and vicinity, that
he has located On. Chicago St, where he IL now
preyiarsd 10 manufaeture double and si1gle barrel
Rif. 9, which no will warrant not to be surpassed
in shooting BY any Rifle now manufactured in
the United Statos. :,
All kinds ofFepairing doDe up on the shortest
notice. Door Locks, Trunk Locks and Door Keys
nlaIla and repaired in the best manner. All
kinds Of work wafrsnteda
EoIist, Aug. 18th. 1913.
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iInnaFtanf.

TkE N6W York TfibtKe has hoisted
ahe Taylor bag. Tits fact should teach
the democrats who have waved in their
support Of the Buffalo nominees that all
shS wings, whatever may be their PROBES.
sions ofFegard for Mr.. Van Buren,, mean
emphatically 10 90 for Taylor. They in
tend % get al tRs democrats they can to
VOfs 6aTly ID the day for Van Buren, and
Withhold their own votes until Just at night,
Then they win all vote for T6yl6g and
FiIIm0tss -C Chicago Democrat,
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II MESSAGE TO THE ,.8FFLICTFD!

". OConnor's purely vegetable Fever and
Ague Nosrtm is one of the best medicines ever
offered 10 the public Tor the cure of fever and
ague, bilious and intermfttant fevors, chill fe.
vers, &c, all the varions kinds of bilious dis
cases pecu lar to the western country Il thor
oughly cleanses the system of all Impurities and
at the same time imparts strength and vigorto the
frame: thus aoviatiny the enfeebing practice OF
h'st 9urgiug and then rebuilding the constitution i
It's tonic powers are such that il max es The sys-
tenn almost imperviohs to fut ure attacks. Add to
The above the following considerations, and we
think no rational man or wossian will hesitate to
give O'Conncr's Ague Nostrim preference:
Is,. Ii sPurely vegetGble-ertifsly uncombin-
ed with mineral stbtance.
2nd. 1t is free from @nin;ne.
Sd 1t is composed of soeStern vepetables-and
as there is no local disease without local appro-
pirate antdote. wa claim that O'Connor's medi-
cine superior to any other for the above diseases
The great success which has attended this
medicine and its IMMENSE sale in the adjcin ing
states, has induced some mprinGiDlsd wretch to
put up worthless article and to cover its ut
ter worthlessness with the name of O'Connor's
lever and ague medicine, which he knew would
ensure it sale until tested. His representations
induced a merehant in this place to become lis
agent Bat early aha eifectual measures will be
taken to bring the rascal to Justice " O'Con-
nor's medicine has never been kept IN Joliet till
very recertfy, and we would say that we have
appointed Mr. P Filler sole agent, where the gem
uine article can only be had in the place
Each Bottle Is warranted to cure, if the direc-
tIons are followed; il not the money will be re-
fnnded-In all cases cures
O'CoNNoR & CO.
For sale by P. FILLER, Joliet; also at all the
principle towns in this country. nI6t44
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CIRCULAR.
OFFIcE OF STATE SUPERINTEND
'ENT COMMoN SCHooLs. ILLINOIS.
SprinpfeId. Aur. 2s. ISIS.

EMIT COMMON SCHooLs. ILLINOIS.
.. Springfield, Aug. IS, lS4S.
,.e.SIR:--The commanding position in
which the educational interest of Illinois
can be placed by proper and combined
efforts at the present time, it is believed
vii stimulate school officers and citizens
70 prompt and faithful discharge of
every duty encumbent upon them in the
advancement of so commendabIe pur-
EPose- cf I}@7s
Ihe sixth section OF the school law of
our State, makes it the duty of the State
Superintendent to report to the Governor
I'm December next, in relation to the com
.non bSE6Ofs in the different counties in
Statei wHi "a reports the Governor is re-
qUiUed 10 lay before the Legislature at
tts next regular session. To enable me
to embody ell necessary facts and inior.
nation in the above report, | have en-
closed table of interrogatories, the ans
wers TO which you will please forward al
she earliest convenience.
County schools are required to make
returns to the county school commission.
CT, Of such statements as will enable The
State Superintendent to make full report
OF the present and probable condition of
our schools, to the Governor. and through
him to the Legislature and people OF he
State. You will therefore call upon
School officers in your county for all ne.
'cessaEy information 10 enable you to res
pond 70 the ihterrogatories above allu-
ldedte.
KodEiil also find a large space set a :
part for such Suggestions as you may
deem necessary, in relation to alterations
TO be made in the present school law.
Hnd upon topics generally calculated 10
Advance the interests IF our schools. In
REepafingy your report you are requested to
soIicit all Ulcers and citizens to unite in
facilitating, as far as circumstances will
permit the present effort to establish a
permanent and uniform system of free
common schools in every portion of our
State. r. F.. = 80.
f'sHoUr immediate attention to the above
request, is most respectfully Urged, as it is
necessary that our answers be accurately
andfulLy prepared. and mailed to me, so
ias,to be received, without fail, On or be.
fetet first of November next.
y C6Hfdsnt that every officer and citizen
will. with pride and pleasure, contribute
every possible assistance, to establish
our common schools upon that broad and
e4haustless resources OF our State and
thei intelligence and patriotism of our
citizens demands,
'.t .' lam, Sir, very RESPECTFULLY,
--,--------- Your obedent servant,
sWF H. s. COOLEY.
iSSerf0ry of State, and er.c9Gcic State
Superintendent of Common Schools.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10
j. HI. BROWN,
& APOTHECARY,

Chicago Street, Ease Joliet, ~.
WTOULD inform his old customers and the
w puoIic generally, that he is now receiving
the largest assortment of Drugs, M edcnes, Paints,
Oils Varnsh, Brushes. Patent medicines, horse
and cattle medicines Perfunery, Dye-stufs, &C..
ever before brought to this market, which he will
sell OIL the most reasonable terms among which
may be found the following O..
Paints, Dye Stuffs, Sc,
Black lead, chrome green, chrome yellow. Paris
green, fake white, drop lake, carmine, reHned and
common lamp black, litharge, gold, silver and
copper Leaf, bronze, srialls, ,pumice stone, sand
paper, fresh putty, prussian blue red LEAD, rose
pink, crOcds nlaEiiss brown,spaDIsh brown,
venetian red. English; tcra de sienna. unber,
verdegris, ultra marine rosin. yellow. ochsr, an
natto or otter, ext logwood, madden, indigo, red
sanders, wedgwood niorters, spatilas, Evans Lam
Gets, caiheters Contingencies, gum elastic rings.
Patent OMe0GC62GeS.
Hoopers, Moffats, Branireths, Phinneys. Smiths
sugar coated, Persian, Elmorss, Lees, Hibbards,
Bfasgs, Poor MANS, and Oriental Pills, balsam of
wild cherry, 3henix bitters, BeekmaB's syrup,
India, cholagogus, Indian tonic. Fosgate's ano-
dyne cordial, ThompsoDs eye water, FarTels ara
bian linamenG nerve and bone inament, Town
sends celebrated sarshparilla syrup, Sherman's
Graffehburgss ard Fahnestock's medicines.
.FEREu N cry. & q.
Cologne water, Tears oil, rose oil. rose water,
lavender wafer, ext. yanella, balm of columbia,
bay rum, anrIqus oiI.tonqua beans, smelling salts,
toilet powder. otto roses. shaving cream. teefh
brushes, india and indelble ink, tamarinds, pre-
pared cocoa. and variety of shaving and toilet
SOAP
0yIDEK VINEGAR and prime Cod Fish, at
U wAIrE's,
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MATTESON & PRESTON.
Com mission and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.

50. Louis, Missouri.
JOEL a. rA'T5f sfTE1fsREhc Es E'An B. PRESTON
Capt. CALVIN Case, ST. Louis;
Messrs .Pomeroy 4 Durkee, do -,
st Smith q Townsend, New Orleans;
P A Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge;
Benjamin WacIe, ESQ.,, Matches;
Messfs. Williams & Lawrence. quincy;
1 N Morris, Esq, do
l. z Sanger, E.q, GGlena; ,,,o ..
Measrs Wadsworth, Dyer Chaplin, Cdseago;
IS Ogden & Jones, do
William Gooding, ESQ.,. Lockport;
Gen. Jacob Fry, do
81 Walker Il Hickling, Ottda0d;
I" Cushman & Gridley, do
Isaac Hardy, Esq, LasGAe;
ID l. HuIgh, do
James Dunlap, Esq >, Jacksonrtttet;.
Messrs Co tenius & Griswold. Peoria;
6 Phelps & Bourland, do
Hon Thomas Ford, do
Messrs. Bradner & Co., .NeO York;
David Leavitt, Esq, do
Messrs Suydam, Sage e. &c. do
- Corning, Borner e. Co., .Al6any;
A J Williams, ESD, Utica;
Messrs. Kimberly, Pease 6 Co., Buffalo;
{" Joy & Webster. do
&" Reed, Parks & Co.. Beauer5
Sc Bobb & Bishop, Cleveland;
a." Burrows & Co., Cincinnati;
IS Williams Il Dilworth, Pitts6urg;
6 Knapp & Totten, do
" E. F. Faber, do
d Harmon, Esq, Peru;
Messrs Hoffman, & Goats, do
Il Brewster, Esq. do
Ridgely, Esq, Springfield;
3 c Webster, Esq, do
WIN Fem, Esq, LGcon;
Messrs Dudley WardIow, Hennepin;
Cbas Wilcox, Esq, Pek,n;
Cash Advances made on Consign-
mentS.
Referring toour Card above we take this occa
ST IN to solicit Consignments of Merchandise, Ell
Their for sale here or forwarding to other points.
We shall confne ourselvesto Commission and
Forwarding Business and feel confident in asst
ring YOU that our experience im business, and ac-
quaintance generally in the country, will enable
us to givs any business with which we may be
,avored, the most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing 10 have groceries of any
kind, any other artielo purchased in St. Louis
or New Orleans and shipped,to them, can have it
done by sending THAR orders to us, for two ant;
hal per cent. on the money invested. Persons
doing retail business any where west of Detroit,
or in any othsr direction, can depend upon having
their orders filed at as Tow rates, if they SEN, to
US, and perhaps lower than they could by coming
themselves. Every atlentio.l shall be given in
having goods put up 10 good order and shipped at
is sent TO us to be invested. It shall Sc done
promptly and to order.
MAT rEsoN & PRESTON.
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NEW MACKEREL,. New White Fish and
IN Macanaw Trout, just received az -
J s YATES, Chicago Gtrost..
TFAwLEY's ,DETRoLT ALEA Pressed Mould
III Candles and Best Ohio WhiskeY, at
wAITE's.
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Fire and Marine Insurance,
WILL COUNTY
BOOk s. tore.

HNHEREfs no person in Will and the adjoin-
ing counties who has not felt the want OF a
Book Store where They could be supplied with
school AMI other Books, on reasonable terms
Aware of this
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10

;l57KeeP Z before the people, that
while Cass voted thanks to Taylor for his
services in an honorable cause, the wings
refused 70 vote, until they had incorpora.
lsd into resolution that the cause was
!, dishonorable.
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" That scourge of the West, Fever
and Ague, in all its various forms, can be cured
sooner Byte use Of Smiths Tonic Syrup than
any other known remedy. By it's use many have
heEn rescued frolh their suffering condition and
restored to health, who now recommend it to
their friends in glowing terms
Bepaftfctilar and obtain the true Smiths Ton
ic Syrup, We understand it is'for saieby
G. Fl WOODRUFF
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Extract from the ''GaEenaa NortHv9SIer0
Gazette"

o. By lhe use of Sloan's Ointmert and Con
dItlon Powder, have cured a Fistuly on my
horse. and otherwise improved his condition
more than 5OO per cen. on the cost of the ned
lcines. Aud COW which was so feeble as to be
considered worthless by myself nd neighbors.
was restored to good health and strength by the
use of less than half package If the Powder,
and is now doing better than any other COW
have. WIN. VINCENT
Small Pox, May Is. 1913.
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Messls. j.. w. BIrlon 4 Co, of Erie Pa
have forwarded, Under date of Sept. is, is46, in
a letter to Dr.. &C. Vaughn the foIIcowIinp tes-
linony-ths. parties all well known.
Penn. STATE, Sparto, Crawford Co.
Messrs. BUKfoN q Co., Agents for Doctor
VAUGHN.
Gents C6Hstrained by a Sense of duty I!
make known TO you the benefit l have derived
from the use of DR.. Vaughn's Lithontriptfc Mix
ture. For three years past have had the bliud
piles, VITA dropsicai swellings of The feet and
legs, which, with disordered system had reduc
cd me so low as to despair of a rfgeSytfy. The
case had bafficd The skill of out first ;hysicians.
and as final trial | made use of ths Great
American Remedy, contrary to my own expec-
latlon 1t had speedy effect. You will hardly
believe that the use of two 30 CT. bottles cured
me. Such is the fact-the piles trouble me No
more, my flesh which had wasted away. and left
me a skeleton, has appeared again. | am now
well and strong and enabled 10 attend to bust
ness aiid my cure is solely by the use of This
medicine. From u sense of gratitude to Proyi.t
dence, and with the hope that this testimony
Will De seen by some one who needs such resto-
raiIve, make this statement.
JOSEPH CULVER,
See our columns, get pamphlet from Agents,
the advertisement is hsaGed Great American
Remedy.
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ST.. EOUIS STORKi1

ME undersigned begs leave to advise the;
III public that ne has taken the store formsrlv
occupied by Mr.. CHARLES CLEMRNT. on Bluff
street, directly opposite the iMerchants Row.,
where he row offers a great varsity Of choice Dry
Goods. Groceries, Hardwares: and, Cfockerv. Al
the lowest cash prices. r 5 HIGGINS.
Joliet July 10. lS4S. Il
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NOTICE

IN The LkSles Of the UaEysspfrsalist Cbkrcbll
hl bold : Ffir at the Nashi ,;i;;S Ho-
~, On Thuisdsy Evening iisit,
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PaI II To the Whig,

Udr democratic friends should put The
questions direct 70 heir wing neighbors
-La Gen. Taylor in favor a NationaI
Banki Is he infavOr ola High Tariff? Is
he for internal improvements byC ongress1
e he IN favor of extending slaTgry? viii
he veto the WilmOt ProVisol Don't.iet
ahem dodge--if their candidate will NOT
sell what he is, or what he advocates
make them own il! Give 'em Jessie.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10

ISL OF Letrers remaining in the Post Office
IL at Joliet, LIST October, lS49.
Tracy Avery Edward Kelly
Solomon Adams Joseph. T Kelley
Saml Adams Linn Kelley
Richard Burke Macha King
Lewis Bessiers Daniel Kane 2
Theodore Babcox Edward w LOOMS
VIM Buchanan Charles Longmief
Robert Blow Peter Link
Patt Bannon John Linch
Lemuel c Belding George LampinE
Polly Boon Emma Maid
D NJ Burdick David Major g
George Black Jonathan Markley
Erastus Budd M r Myers
Henry Burt Leslie Malone 9
Napoleon BIalock Cstharino Mssley
VIM Bowers William McD,rmo,t
Charles W Brandon Ratk Mckay
C w Black Helen Mcclure
NJ Bepjamin. Michea1 Nasl
Andrew Barnard Isaac Negds
john Consdon Ebenezer Palmer
Daniel Cary o P Philips
Charles H Casa Joseph Packenham
Henry Carpenter James Philips
Philander Carr Eli Nh PotteIs e
John Coughlin K Palmer
Jarvill " Chaffee John O'Mcaren,
IVilliam Cook John O'Brien
Peter Cooper Benz Pickering
Eliza Jane Conner S w Randall
John Ccskey Richard Ryan
" ILLS CowIes Charles Roy
Walter Cave John S, Reynolds
Hugh Comfy = William, Robbins
George Campbell VIM II Robinson
Alfred 4 Conois PatricK ReordoD
John Condon FEC Smith
Jacob Davis William Simmons
Tiford Duncan Antonett SeVerins
John Dillon Absolem Switzsr
H A Dawson Mr. Sldctui
Thomas Edmonus A Snapp
Geo a Edmonis Miss VI Simmons
Charles Egglestoh NJ G SteaIns
VIM freeman, q r, Spaufding
Owen Finegan John Scott
Y Green Joseph Sarvis
| Rober, Garlck Henry Tory
Danl Griffin Amos TutIIe
Micheai Gallagher s G Tyler
William Gillaspie ThonSas TAFT
| Twin Gradze Gilbert Van Duser 2
| Almira Maynard Nathaniel Weeks
| Normsnd Hawlsy ~ Vetherbee
| William II Harrison George c WOOD :,
| James Hinisey GOana Wilkinson
| Francis Heneghan James Walsh,
Edward J. Hughs Joseph III Wilson 3
| Thomas Henesey Jeo G Wood
/ B F Hall Edward Wilson or
! Andrew. Huston George Cook 4~a
Mr. Hoffman, =, Alanson Williams
jeremiah B Hnichiason Alvah Whiiemarsh
Jason Jones James A .Watson
William Johnston A. w. BOWEN, p. M.
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There isnoshing in the form O. q medical COM
pound which has had so EETEEsIYR and RAPID
sale, which has given such. UNIVERSAL salts
EAcT1oN which has aeeomplised so many EXTRA
ORDINARY CURES of ALMOST every variety and
stage Of disease, and which Maintains its reputa-
ton so perfectly. unsaryislied in every trial, az
Nc ALIsrER's ALL-HEALING oINTMENT. ITS sucs
cess in curing the worst diseases,sin their most
dangerous and hopeless stages, has surpassed the
most sGngtie expectations OF its Proprietor and
its ftiends. =, "a sa>s
Sold. Wholesale aud retaiIby w. B. SLOAN,
General Agent, American Teaperance Bailaiiex
u Licago; and for sale by G u, Wsodrufel Rsss
Joliet, ] H Brown, East co, and Merril &
Jenkins, Lockport. =
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DROADCLOrhs, of a superior quality, for
Id sale at Clements old stand, opposite Mer-
chants Row, by r S HIGGINS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-10

So A. o. SNlOLC1 Is.
iSSerf0ry of State, and er-c9Gcio State
4 Superintendent of Common Schools. d,
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-yIDEK VINEGAR and prime Cod Fish, at
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