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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-05
sTATIoNERs, HALL, "a chartres Street

sTATIOMERs' HALL, "a Chartres Street.
DAVID FELT & COVE woud respectfully inform
tyr fE5S sEf SfN 2
cry consisting Of BLANK BOOKS Of every size and
description of Rpline and Binding and warransd r t9he
BOAT BOOKS snch Freight and Passage Books, Cabin
Regsters Wood and General ReceGt Books Postage Books
Cotton and Blank Receipt Books, Cash Books, Trip Books
ruled to twenty different forms.
PAPERS-Rued and Plain Letter, blue and white; Ruled
f Po P Ia a HHbl Pat R bnd P ana Pain pks
make Ruled and Plain C2p bTs and white some
Post Ruled and pf pe and COMMON i ruling and
extra fine and Nd PLAIN plain p sGneE Royal Roya MedpMm
INksProu celebrated Printing inks, of every quality
Mns ut lbs cesyn S and French CANINE elm Ink anu It"
of diieren, sizes with all the necessary articles for
COLD AND STEEL PENs-Of every quality. from the
very best Manufactures, and at various prices, Whole
cof 1ls q SR Rfa SILVER PENCIL cAsEs-some vsrv
fine, with Pen Holder attached,
I'LL o in e 81 Or @ lv R% God op nd and Ga
Sealing WAY and Waters of every quality and color; Play
Poskst and psfk knives S. and E1ass Gas Wo9d u Iron
Cups of various kinds Ivory and Bone Letter Folders and
ssn Rse snd % g @ of Of
sizes; Pomice and Pomce Stones; Rulers round, fiat and
Rsees an MsmG psfs ab sn
French and American Lead Pencils and Crayons Port Cray
ons; Mouth Glue; India Rubber and India Ink; Canine
saucers, Sc &C.; Wharons superior Drawng Paper, of
every siTe from Aqtaaasqa to Cap; Bristol Boards every
Tire above only few of the articles comprising
Stock in addition to which we are fully prepared to e,
all orders for Printing and Binding 10 form required lo
the of Banks, Merchants and Others, who ia,
with their orders which will be punctualy attended t.
We have also hand all the CuSTOM-H0USE
BLANKS now use and will always keep our stock full
BINDERS STOCK, such Boards Of all sizes and
thcknesses Russia Sheep Morocco Skiver Sewing Pah
ment, Plough Knives, Marble and Morocco Paner. Sc Il
Al orders for ODD BOOKS or FULL SETS of any pc
culiar FORM will be executed in the very best style and
ranted TO give entire satisfaction.
We would respectfully solicit call from Country Dealers
and purchasers generally before procuring their Fall Stock
as or great facilities with our house in New ok enables US
from us may be returned if found suit every respect
DAVID FELT y CO., Slationers' Hall,
Mlo In "a ChartIeS siI.et.
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HARDWARE AND SHIP cHANDLERY.

CAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. and 8 Front Leree is Il
- now receiving and has in store ~
240 coils Manila Corage, ass d from thread to inch; "a
26D coils Tared Hemp Cordage; Il
400 coils Spunyan, Marine, &c. &c;
800 Ploughs. assorted makers;
30 Chain Cables Il to l "a inch;
% Anchors, 100 to 1900 lbs;
500 tons Bar Iron. American Svedes Tennessee and
English;
1900 kegs Cut Nails
AGO kegs Pressed Spikes;
20 Sheating Copper;
600 sheets Brazers' Copper 20 to so lbs:
40 tons Hollow Ware
ALS0-Cutley, Axes Hoes, Locks Anvils, Vices, Mill
and Cross Cut Saws, Smiths Bellows &c, SC.
s Country Merchants and the trade supplied on liberal
tcrmS. ml5 1T
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MUSIC, THAT IS MUSIC.

- " MUSIC, THAT IS MUSIC.
SONGS, viz: The Hermit's Prophecy, by Meyer Ns7n
- beer, sung by Jenny Lind; am Dreaming &eJfsasA
of Thee; When the Joys of Youth, by Donize g5s,gsG
Tedesco's Spanish Song, La Coasa: What En- W.
Beautiful sunbeam, BY Clover All Sure He'll Deceive
Ne as sung by Mde Pico; Would Be Soldier Still from
Strive to Forget Thee, BY Maynard The Wren by Bureau
M He wh Home pa ss TT X sa
H Ho poaizas Child Of the Regiment Ah No Xon
Lind's Dream om The original Of Fredrka Bensr Loves
Rams de yaohe as sung by the Hauser family of ypenne
Of nv best Adeged One, Ala, Is sung BY Jenny Lind IN
ysrdi's Opera Of Masnsdsri; That Holy spqt Of EARLY
pp sd ?S s E sss Sa hts s
from the Grand Operas Of yerds Ernsni, and Nehuehsd
Nishtngsie Gaop Polka Gems ai from The Grand opss Of
Camp Of silesia, by Megerbeer; for sale at
ml5 3t MAYO'S Music Store, 8 Camp st.
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.

Nos 81 and 80 Common street. betneen ST. CHARLES STREET
,s,, gad Hesetett,s Exchange
L. sors to RALPH MARSH & COD keep S4s4-iia aFEaL
constantly on hand general assortment Of .lSs{s-
CARRIAGES, from the best manufacto- xX.
res in the United States and receiving weekly by the
New York Packets fresh supplies from their mandatory in
New Jersey Their stock Is at all times large and ample
numbering from 100 to $50 CARRIAGES Of the
proved styles and patterns, for city and country For
prices and quality purchasers particularly invited call
and examine, and judge for themselves
mh5 3m l. MARSH, DENMAN & co.
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BLANK BOOKS
VNE would respectfully inform our customers, and all
w Others who may want to purchase, that we have
made large addition to usually extensive stock
BLANK BOOKS, consisting of Super. Royal, Royal Me-
dqm DENY and Cap sizes N in SETS (ome OF which are
full bound Russia and paged) Russia and Russia bands
full Sheep and half bound-ruled to all the forms in general
use. ALso-sTEAMBOAT BOOKS of every kind
Trip and Memorandum Books OF every torn of Ruling.
Every description of BINDING and RULING done TO Or
der with the least possible delay We invite an examlna;
ton OF stock generally among which will be found
everything necessary for the Counting house, Private Or
fce etc. etc. DAVID FELT u CO.,
mh5 Iwis Stationers Hall, "a Charities st,
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> EASh1ONABLE SUMMER CLOIa1NG.
NOW receiving complete assortment containing every
article requisite for gentleman Notwithstanding
N part as follows oo.ns
Block and fancy cold Me5no Frosk and Dress COATS;
gss S cahme, d froc D as a sd's Sack d.
s"a'a and "a' hs sfsHf% g. DE- d.
as' aad Ms White and ns A B rA as
Fro" c anS Manan and Gahnf5e do PANTS
White Witt and fancy coored NJ; VESTS;
Bo@jaznes and Of fancy COLI Ss fPd e ane ee do Vests
Fine sH nsn and Ens TU Bo,dn shf GsGoD
$:sS S$SFJ HHtg 49,
silk UndsssSilts and DRAWERS;
;s 9;$ A ;5S $S ISL
6Tssaas Mdats and a whoa an sdes se;
Travelling Bags LeggIngs Storm Caps etc, etc .
offer 10 sell at the l0Hfs' MaSkfi Ssf n Cash.
mh5 I'm Mol Magazine street, corner Canal street.
eENTLEMENyv,S0 USE go eTGgz AND LADIES'
aaS sE made nsSe1 S saa
Gents E Eas d fPs S eaId Skin BooTs;
:: g gss M iss'isr CATERS;
!" En-. Ss I'D P Essdy AnHir.poors:
NILL III 5R fPS SRd Patent Leather
Ladies Hse5f sas kfs a1 nd sH s 81 the mos,
eGE and youths fT Es9,her I gRoGANs
tent Ieathe and Cali etn
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n BAKER Il CO.. 80 Camp street now offering
most economical can hardly fail to be satisfied The aen.
ton Of purchasers quantities is especially invited to this
establishment
SCHOOL ROCKS of all kinds offered By wholesale
and retail at handsome discount from former prices.
MEDtCAL. BOOkS-A great variety lower than ever be-
fore offered in this market.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS-Suitable for Libraries a
large assorment-to which weekly additions are making
as they issue from the press.
PAMPHLETS AND CHEAP LITER ATURE-Dealers
will be furnished at prices lower than before offered
Pediaw requested to call and examine
STAFlONERF-A good aSSortment-aIapted 10 Country
Houses; Schools, Families, Offices, etc
Among the Books may be found
CHAPMAN'S DRAWING BOOK-The most practical
and finished work for Elementary Students pub
lished.
WILSON'S HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN CON
TINENT-fhe most authentic work on the subject
extant.
WATER CURE IN AMERICA-Gully on Water Cure,
Results OF Hydropahy, and other valuable works the
Water Cure
DAVIS'S REVELATIONS IN CI.AIRVOYANCE
WELLS'S GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH Ian
GUAGE-A School Book of great popularity and
generally adopted on examination.
SHEET MUSIC-For Piano Forte, Voice. Guitar etc.-a
complete assortment and weekly additions making
thereto OF all new publications
CHOICE MUSIC BOOkS-A great variety.
BOOKS OF GLEES. DUETS. TRIOS, etc.
INSTRUCT IN BOOkS-For all instruments in conf
use.
e All purchasers of articles in line of business are
requested 10 give call before making their selections.
mh5-lw ID. BAKER & Co, 80 Camp st
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HOUSE FuRNISHIN STORE

No. 56 Camp Street .Neto Orleans.
NTHERE Families can find all articles OF Housekeeping,
w comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cooki utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and STEEL Shovels and longs,
and Kitchen Fire Iron.
EnameIed and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER-Block tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Ums
TABLE CUTLERY-Germ Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons.
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals,
Chums and Tubs.
Rattanbound CEDAR WARE. new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles Nurse Chairs and
Hearth Brushes.
MATS-Jutes Manila, Alcant, Palm and Husk Mats.
Walters and Trays
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces
d. " J. Wnght's patent Premium Cooking Stoves, for
wood, COAL with fixtures complete, the most approved
pattern in use
~ HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished at re.
duced prices. mh5-6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-05

A FASHIONABLE HAT-of any color or kind 6
n and of every quality. can be found at
mA5 Ct {, d. BuNCE'S, 90 Canal street. =
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These Ships all of the first class built in New York
expressly for the trade of light daught Of water and nva
naby cross the bar without detention. They comman
ded by CAPTAINS experienced in the trade who will
utmost dispatch in the discharge Of their cargoes that
the ships will sail punctualy advertised Neither the
jewery bullion precious stones silver plated ware
tor any letters packages, parcels sent by put board
of them unless regular bills ofadng taken for the
same and the value thereon expressed For freight pas
sage, apply to
mh5tf FROST & HICKS. 81 South ST.. New York
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HARDWARE, sc.
R. w. MONTG OMERY IL Chartres Streets


NEW ORLEANS.
III AS hand very complete stock of goods in his a
line. In addition to his usual extensive assort- ~
ment Of Brmin CHAM. Sheffield and Domestic HARD IA
WARE and CUTLERY, his stock of heavy goods is IL
very complete embracing among other articles
1000 boxes Tin Plates. TX Pontpoo and other brands
., am also Block Tin, Spelten Zinc. ETC.
10 600 lbs Iron Ware assorted. all sizes.
4o0 tons Iron assorted Swedes American and English,
assorted fiat round square, plough plate hoops band
and sheet; Steel all kinds.
200 dozen genuine Collins 4 Cos light and heavy Axes
1000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, assorted all sizes.
200 tons Hollow ware, Castings, assorted pots ovens spi
-oo ders, sskilets, fire dogs, etc, French pots.
800 coils Manila Rope, assorted, all sizes.
300 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains.
Together with Whiemore's Cotton and Wool Cards:
Wilson's Coffee Mills; Ames, RoIlands and other makers
Spades and Shove wire and hair Selves Hoes Of all kinds;
Anvis Vices. and Smiths Hammers and Bellows: Tin
Ware; Mill Crocu and Pit Saws; horse and mule Collars
and Hames Straw cutters; Corn shelters and Corn mills;
Kings Poughs. Nos l. q and & Paper all kinds; Tar
Spirits T9penne and White Leaa Paints all kinds; Mill
Shot; Sheet and Bar Lead Stock Kettles; Bark Mills.
Also
1900 gallons Sperm Oil and
5000 do winter strained and beached Whale Oil.
His stock of Cutlery not surpassed. Buyers invited
to examine before purchasing elsewhere. mha If
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- - IL - -
CARRIAGES - cARRrAe as !

CARRIAGES - CARRIAGES
A T EASTERN PRICES g. tie Cam. Gsss 50
~ mission CARRIAGE EEpuslru. c. Soy"
~, sVo 90 st. Charxes street, npras h M
Ms Comssereia! EzeAargr; Iar.l Gu. &
constantly receiving FAsHiJNABLE CAHiiIAtiES d!
ths latest styles direct from the anutetotes; COACHES,
ROCkAWAYs, BAROUCHES BUGGlES, ete,, ETC.,
tor STYLE finish and price equal any Market Custom;
es are invitedxo call and see for themselves
mllo BIN II. 8; SMITH 66 st. Chsrles st
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CRUEL MURDER.--A man named Aaron McMil-
Ian. aided by his three sons, recently murdered
neighbor named LogstoR in Saline county this
State. A dog belonging to the murdered man had
bitten a cow belonging TO Mcmillan, and out of
this the dreadful result originated. The murderer
shot his victim through the body, and then broke
in his skull with glm-barrei. Logstons brother
was witness to the murder, but was prevented
from interfering: the assalants beat him severely,
and threatened him with death if he offered resist
ance-St Louis Repeille, FEB. 81.
% The New York Legislature has passed law
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
I EIHEQN.-The Right OF the LETHEON or FAPQR
- OF ETHER having been purchased by US, we are now
prepared 70 administer the and perform all Operations
upon the Teeth while under It's influence. We have Just
ceiYed dect from Paris and improved Apparatus tor
the inhalation OF the fap9r Leeon, which, oin per-
iect safety and the ease with which be used By both
patent and operator has been adopted In the Hospital d
Chas Hospital dc ST. Louis, and private hospitals OF Paris
aud by the faculty generally hroughou France and England
BLAKE u WORTHWHILE, Dental Surgeons,
mh5 I'm North ST.. Lafayette Square, near ST. Charles st.
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NEAIS-FOOT OIL-Wholesae and retail by
~ mh5 ). w. CUTTER, - Poydras ST.
T ARD OlL.-25 bbls Winter No. L. for sale by
- mh5 S. w. CUTTER, 70 Poydras st.
+ INSEED AND. TANNERS OIL-Cons family on
mh5 ~ " w CIYrrrp 70 por1...
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SUNDRIES.

MATTHEW'S & DENMAN.
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aa57 ldect WhGeling and Cincinnati. with quick
-: desPatc1 MIhe new superior light-draugh,
This Day, and will leave above For freight passage,
having unsurpassed accommodations apply board,
site Poydras street wharf, to
ml5 HYDE & OGLESBY IL Poydras street.
n b. The Trenton entirely boat and has large
airy and being light draugt will meet with
delay Passengers will please be board at the above
hour
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-15
Washington Hotel.

Corns' Of Chicago and We6ster street Joliet.
THIS capacious and commodious es-
E#iiiI tablishment has been leased and newly
ZGa.4. fitted up by the subscriber, who respec-
;lfuy solicits share of the patronage of the
travelling and local public.
Having had several years experience in the
business, 'e aatters himself that all those who
may favor him with their patronage, will not be
disappointed in his eudeavours to please; as he
intends 70 leave nothing undone which may add
to the comfort of all those who may favor him
with CALL
The location of the "Washington' is on one
Of the most business streets in the place and near
the great Hydraulic power created by the canal
basin, LIS situation is the most convenient and
pleasant 10 travellers and those having business
in the town of any other Hotel in the place.
lie is determined that the merits of his table
and Bar, shall be second TO none in the place
He earnestly solicits a call from his friends and
the travelling public, when they can judge FOR
themselves J. EAMAN.
Joliet. ] My 4th. 1870
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-15
Will Circuit Court
William Rowe,
In Chancery.


Martha Norman, widow and
heir of oseph Norman, deeeas-
ed, john Norman, James Nor Petition to COM
man, Betsey Ann Norman, Spel conveyance
Martha Norman, David Nor of Land.
man, Thomas Norman, Hen
Iietta Norman, AAna Norman,
Lucinda Norman, he RS at law
of Joseph Norman, deceased,
Whereas, the above named complainant having
fled his Petition or Bill in this cause, praying
that the title to the lands described therein, may
10y an order and decree of the said court, on the
Chancery side thereby be vested in him, his helis
and assigns. And whereas, also, the said COM
planant, having procured to be issued in the said
cause, the peoples writ OF summons, and having
also filed due proof in said cause of the non resi-
dence of all the above named defendants
Notice is therefore hereby given to all OF the
defendants above named, that unless they shall
appear at the next term of the circuit court OF
said Hill county, on the second Monday OF Dc
tober next, at the court house in sal county, and
answer the matters in said bill, or demur to the
same, it will be taken as confessed, and a decree
in said cause made, according to the prayer Of
the said bill. WM. SMITH, Clerk.
Osgocd & Little, Comrla inant's SoliciIoas.
Dated August 8, l640. 9:6w%
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-15
DIR. BEACHS MEDICINES,

Unlike those patent Remedies which claim by
one thing TO cure all diseases, each preparations
is particularly designed 70 cure some one specific
ldiopathic complaint, with its train of sympio-
matte affections.
w SLAON, American Temperance Build
ings Lake steet, Chicago. Illinois, General Agent
for sale of DR.. Beach's Books and Medicines in
Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana, to whom all or
ders must be addressed post paid.
FOR sale by ] III Brown, East Joliet; G Fl
Woodruff, west do; and Merrill and jenkins,
Lockport. .-..
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y from Valenciana on the approach Of
Buetamenle. A party OF dragons were
sent In parsit of the fusitives, but, of
course, did not succeed in oyertakine them.
On the 18th, the Government forces
were entrenched at Valenciana and Mel.
Iado, and the two hostile bodies were
quietly watching each other. Provisions
were every day becoming searcer and
dearer, which, according to the Monitor,
rendered more desperate the situation of
she beseiged in Guanajuato.
Bustemepte had sent bis wounded.
which amounted to more than eighty,
from Maral to Silao.
Much alarm existed in the State of
Queretaro on account ofthe rumored sue
cesses ofyhe insurgents. .
1he State Of Guatemala has declared
an amnesty for the past. and security for
future to all who have endeavored to over.
turn the Government. ...... .-a
"A large number of the citizens ofVera
Cruz had petititioned Congress to enact
a statute, declaring Paroles an outlaw.
Robberies between Vera Cruz and
the city of Mexico were becoming so FREE
4uent and audacious, that the Monitor
Insists that the perpetrators should be
shot as fast as detected.
The Government still complains of the
Temissness Of Bustamente in transmit
aing advices of his movements.
The Monitor states, that of the three
millions of dollars received from the United
States, only one million remains in the
Treasury. and calls upon the Treasury
Department to account for the disburse.
ment of the two millions.
The Monitor has accounts from Huas.
teca, the seat of the war of castles, to the
9Th inst. The Government troops were
making head against the Indians, and
hopes were entertained that peace and
tranquility would soon be restored to that
portion of the country.
On the 9th inst, the city of San Luis
POtosi was being fortified, in anticipation
of hostile visit from Paroles and his adj
herents.
The Government had ordered Don
Francisco Enrile to depart within three
days for Vera Cruz, and thence beyond
the limits ofthe Mexican Republic, on
suspicion of being an agent of Paredes.
VERA CRUZ, July %, Is4S.
/ understand that all public officers are
expected to close their business before
the 2Sth, and that Gen. Smith and staff
will leave on the 29th. The st Artil.
lery and one or two companies of the I'd
Dragons are the only troops now re.
manning here, and they will probably
leave on the same day with Gen. Smith.
The. sale of public property is continuing
from day to day, and will close on the
2sth; all remaining on hand after that
date will probably be sent to the United
States. Some of this property has been
sold remarkably cheap, and large for
tunes have been made within few weeks
Col. Kinney, Of Texas, has been the
1nost prominent purchaser.
Mr.. Peoples arrived here yesterday
from Yucatan, having seen the Govern
ment of that province at Merida. He
brings with him a confirmed document
or agreement between himself and Bar
bachano, commissioning him to raise q
thousand volunteers for service agsinst
the Indians, providing for their pay, boun.
ty land, &c. Mr.. p. does not give a very
fiattering description of either the coun.
try or people.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-15

JONATHAN HooF DEPENDENT
The complainant in the above entitled cause,
having filed her bill of complaint for Divorce,
against the defendant therein named, with proof
of the non residence of said defendant, and hav-
ing alsl sued out of the said court writ of sum-
mons to said defendant; commanding him to ap-
pear and answer said Bill of Complaint, at the
sext term Of the said court.
Now, therefore, NOTICE is hereby given TO The
said defendant, that unless he shall personally
appear before the Circuit Court of said Viii coun-
ty, in the State Of Illinois, the first day of the
next term thereof to be holden at the court house
in Joliet. in said county, on the second Monday
of October next, and then and there answer the
bill of sail complainant, the matters and things
therein charged, will be taken as confessed, and
a decree therein made, according to the allega-
lions and prayer of said bill. -
...l5 ~. ~ VIM. SMITH, Cislk.
BoARDMAN, Complainants Solicitor.
Joliet, July 20, 1913. 7:6w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-15

4" In reply TO the communication of DIR. q. who
has seen fit TO address u.s. upon the subject of our
weekly notices of C.. q. Vaughn's Vegetable
Lithfonsripalc Mixture-the Great American
Rsmedy--we have only 70 say, that every name
which has appeared in these notices as giving
Testimony to the great curative power of this far
famed article Of Medicine, is genuine one,
Whatever our worthy friend may think; no fic-
Rinn IS used here, and il ne questions our word
after this, we would ask him to take the name OF
any peTson he has ever founl mentioned, the
place OF residence, and send post paid letter to
the person; If ne does not receive satisfactory
answer both as regards the genuiness of the ames
given, and the character OF the medicine alluded
10 also, then we will publish gratis his commune
cation. setting forth our falsi6cation Will this
satisfy the d, 'ctor! We happen tn know what
We are engaged in when we print those notices;
this Yegei able Lithontriptic is doing great good
all over the country, and seems 10 be the remedy
for all complains. As the Agents in this vic in
iEY, whose names are uader the advertisement in
our paper, will infoIm the doctor, Get a uamph.
let aud read. .y,
THE DIFFERENCE.-Th ordinary oinI-
menIs aud Liaaamcnts, it is we'll known are Sc
we're and partial in their operation. Sloan's
0intmentis mild yet thorongh--it reaches and
removes the cause, hence it gives zeal and per-
nnarent relief. Slti--4l ~e
For purity, mildness, safety, certainty aud
1bor6ughnees, eloanis Ointment ekeeis and is
rapidly superceding oil other Ontmsnts and
Lineanlents now, in USE.
40 '(AF-See Advertisement.
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BlaCKSnlithinE

TOHN TAYLOR, would respectfully inform
- the Citizens Of Joliet and viciniiys that he
has taken the Stone Blacksmith shop, enc door
north of the Washington HoIel, where he can at
all times be found, ready and willing, to do any
thing in the line of HORSE SHOEING of
SMIFHING with neatness and despatch and on
reasonable terms -