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- kets SlO-Halves $5-Quarters 81 80.
0er'i', cate OF package of Is whoes, $40 90
10 40 Is halves, 20 90
DO do Is quarters, $500
IAN orders from distance for tickets shares pack
s's, VIII me 1t with prompt attention
3 Addrc,ss ID. PAINE Il Co., Managers,
sep. 2-2tawcp4w Baltimore, Md
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES,
ID. PAINE 4 Co.

ID. PAINE Il Co.,
Sole Contractors and Managers OF the MARYLAND State
Lotteries Office No. AZ, Fayette street, Baltimore.
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NEW GOODs.-Just opened very choice lot OF French
IN and English cloths, and sngs, of the la
patterns, purchas ed the North within tho last week.
whichI am prepared to mako up to order in the most
modern styles Mt short notice. and very cheap for cash or
punctual customers.
Also, handsome of dress and fancy articles
for gentlemen's wear.
To all which would respectfully invite tho attention Of
SAML FOWLER,
Sept l9-eo2w Next door to JACKSON HAIL.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
DEMOCRATIC NOTICE.

The Democratic Electors of the Coun
~ Of Will, are requested to meet in their
respective IreciniS at The usual places OF
holding elections. on Friday the Oh day
of June next, at 6 o'clock, P. NJ, for the
purpose Of choosing the usual number Of
Delegates 30 County Convention, TO be
holden at the Court House in Joliet, on
the 18th day Of June next. for the purpose
Of appointing Eighteen Delegates to a.
tend ihe Senatorial and Representative
District Convention. composed Of the
counties of Will, Dupage. Kendall and
IEOquois to be convened at the COur
House in Joliet, on the 22d inst for the
purpose of nominating one Senator anC
70hgee Representatives for said district.
HE M\YNARD,)
r w SMI'H. County
CCVAN Horn, SCOr'esp'd'g
A COLLINS, Committee.
DYER,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale,

NJ UFitk IS hereby gwen iEat there will be
~ sold at public vendue m the l9Ih day 81
July next, commencing At &c o'clock, A. VI. III
Tie FAchange Intel in JOl /, all the right, tii't
I and interest, of which Edwar, Perkins, decease
late oi cnuniy OF " i'll, died seized, lin aud &c
| the & lowing described real estate or mucn %
the same as will be- d emed sufficient 10 pay tht
inst debIs of said dect a-ed, 10 vii:
Tho and the oI the " ! Of sec jon
). II township -, noItn rance u east. The
Undivided one tnu IN of the / OF the u I
sec III III township rs nnrth ran , 10 esst tut
| east half Of the " IT sec l6 Ia township 3
north range u east Ihe north hall and one ro.
north end a the south hall OF the 4 Of the W
oi :. in township 81, uor.h raj e ~ east -
The last two tracts being m' silly umbsI are eX
pecied 10 be sold ia or 40 acre l0ts.
Lot in block 10 or all that parcel Of lane
| hstween blocks g anu ~. The c { Of the u
Of block -.
All tina, part Of " ock % north Of lie run
ming due east from the sIuIh lIne OF CasS - an,
a Inns running due east rods snuGh o. the cent?.
If Webster street..
Block 34A III BOwen's addition TO Joliet.
L"ts : and :, la block ~: lots :, and in
block 81; j. IS =, 7 and 8 i'm block IS; lots ! and
! in blDck 50; lots q, and s in block 80; ia: 2
in block d; lots =, 4; 5, s, I, 10, 70 ~nd 1! in
block AZ: aud lots !, : aud S in block Al, in
t'owsn's Addition TO Joliet. Lot 4 in block !:
the south 81 feet of lot In block }; aud IN IN
block q, in Fat joliet 'ins half oi lot 3 IN
block %: lot 4 in bio. $50; tho whole of bloc 1
80; Let 4 in block %; lot ia block }, AID H.,
! in lock 70, ~ school section Addition to 10.
Lies. Also, q small baru-a one Parlnr Stove
and quantity of rails.
TerIns made known on the day OF sale.
s w. OWEN, ADM de 6onss non,
Of the Estate al Edward Perkins drcsa.sd.
Joliet, May 22, IS45 5D:6w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
NOTICE.
The State convention Of Universalists
will meet at the Universalist Church, in
this place, on Friday the 18th inst.

We are about 10 present through the columns a.
this paper to uur readers, sick AMI we'll. wher
eve. they may be, a series Of weekly nGIices.
concerning rhs celebrated medicine, " hich has
made so many aud variOns cures - ihls nno
oIhe countries during the pass hve gears -
Vamghns Vegetable LiIhnntr iptic Mixture 10 Ih'
article 20 which we aIlude, We frankly say thai
we have been ast0Lished at Oh" success Of the
article, and further, thai we believe il has great
sirtue Or Il would n..t have established the fame
for itself when il certainly has. We are not one
:, those who believe human nature is go easily
guI ed, as many are ,pI to imagi e, and a worth,
l,ss leiTu cannO sustain itself FIVE Xtars.it i,
W 81 the queet,0L,-here is n shot extract fIcnr
le'teT shown US by the Agent -'.l thought J
would test she aiticle my elf foI weaknsss t..'
kidney, before Introducing Il, a singI" email
bottle instantly relieved me. then off-Eet u
10 my custOmt re- for all kinds Of comp ainss-
resolved {" test il severely. was astuMished al
Is Iesu Is in all cases, and must sui 'crihe to th'
tteOry Of a universal remAty dated Euclid
ohio. July 10, $40. l. T. Adams, Druggist &c
Reader go TO he Agent, get n pamphlet. and
learn more Ills location seen Intier che adj
ve..Isenen; Of GREAT AMERICAN RkMEDH
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06

depends the safety Of life and property,
and the continued increase Of the popuIa.
sioa and wealth of the states and terrific.
Sies which lie along their course. That
20 express the opinions of this convention
OF the necessity Of appropriations for their
Improvement, is only TO appeal 10 the uni.
VsSsal heart; and that to assert the con.
siilutiOnality of such Improvements. il is
only necessary TO appeal 10 repeated acts
Of Congress. and the Uniform practice of
democratic administrations. since the for.
nation Of our government. And the pep
PIE Of the Northwest are not unreasana.
bic When they imperatively but respect.
fully demand Of the Feigning admi .isrra
SiOns. the passage and sanction Of such
laws as will carry out that principle. 60
essential TO their immediate interests.
Resolved That we hold 10 the opinion
thaI 10 afford to every human being AN
opportunity and inducement TO acquire an
Independent freehold. Is the true doctrine:
aad that free donation Of public lands
60 actual settlers would be the best means
% AVrive a that end
Resolved, That The proceedings OE this
convention be published in the Chicago
Democrat, Ottawa Free Trader and Joliet
Signal. and all the democratic papers in
the 9th Judicial circuit.
Resolved, That this convention adjourn
sine die.
Dr.. GRIFFIN SMITH, PRESS.
GGoRGE w. HARTwELL, Ssc'y.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
CINCINNATI, May, %

The schooner Velasco arrived ~ New
Orleans on the 10th inst from Vera
Cruz, bringing dates to the 9Th inst.
The news from QuereIAro was, that
Congress lad dispersed without acting
upon the treaty.
Il was universally admitted, through.
out the country that there would he uu
peace that the Americans would have
to occupy the whole country, or leave it
entirely.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
By The President ofthe Uni ed States

IN pursuance Of law, I, IA MES K POLK.
PRESIDENT ~ THE United STATES OF AMER
IcA, do hereby declare an' make k"n"n. that
public sales will lie held At the uh iermeMti' ned
Land Office, in She State Of Wisconsin,, ut the
periods hrTeInafirT designa'eh, TO wit:
Al tho Land tIffi.e at the Falls OF ST
rROIX RIVER" commencing on MONDAY.
the fourteenth dAy OF August next, for the dispo
sal Of Iha public lands within the undarinsn
toned tow ships and fractional townships, to
vii:
North of the base line, and arest of the
fourth principal meridi0H
Townships twenty and twenty SIX oI rang
oNK
Tcwnshi pI twenty-five, twenty six, and twsn-
y-Gevsn, Of rang TwI
Townships twenty -eighI ana Iweniy-nins, oi
range sAvENTEEN,
townships tWsnty-eighIs tWenty-nines thirty
And thirty. Gwo, OF range EIGHTEEN.
Townships ihiIty. and fractional ow'shIps
thiTty-o,e ant thirty two, OF range NINhTLtN.
Fractional Iownsl fps twenty nine ana IN, Tty.
and townships thirty one aud IhiIIy-two. Of range
TWENTY
AT the SANK PLACE. commencing on
MONDAY. ,he Iwen,y-eisI a. day OF Ausu>'
next, Tor the disposal OF sic pubic lands within
;he unde lmrnttonsd townships and fractional
| toHnshivs, to vii:
North of the base line and rest Of the
fourth principal MAJ idiGH.
FracI onnI Io~ nships twenty SIX AMI twei ~
ssven. aud 10 En4hIps Iwenty-e'ghi, iwenIy-nine
Ihirty, thirty one, and IhIriy Two. Of range Tw IN
TY.ONE
fractional TOWNSHIP pa twenty six, 'wsniy-'sver
ami tVventy-eIg'i, aud townships t"e"'y-nIne
thirty, thiTiy ono, aud thirty two, OF range TWEEN
| TY-TnO
Fractional ,ov nships rs sn,V-right and ia ent,
nine, and townships thiIiy and ihir:y-Onc, e
| ganxe wENTY-THAEE
EFac .IunaI townships 1wenly-rines ihItyp AM
| IhiIty- ne, Of range TIVE >TY-VoUR
| the L,nt Ohi:e Al GREEN BAY. on
IN ncina on MONDAY, the ven,v-f,s, day o
| Angus, next, Tor Ghe 1lspoaal of Ihe public land
| situated within the aforementioned township
| aud fractional townships, viz:
North of the base line. and East Of til
tourfh principal meri san.
Townships taiTty-fIe, Inirty--ix, and thirty
seven, and fractional township Thirty -e'ghs 4
| range TWENTY
fractional townships Ihiriy-fve, IhiTly-s
| thsry-keven and Ihirty-eight, Of range TwEN1 4
ONE.
F. stiOnAl townships thiT,y-iEe, thiT y-'tI
thirty seven anI thirty -e'ghI, Ct range INVENT
TWO.
Lands appropriated nv law for the usc
sch;,oIs, military, or orner purposes, will 90 q
| cluis from tho sales.
! The offering oI the above mentioned lands y
4 be commenced an the days apUO'Hred, AMI n
coed in the order in which they are adver'if'
with all convenient dispaici', until the VII
al all nave been nffarod aud thu salee thus clof.
But no sale shall he kept open longer than Y
weeks, aud NJ private entry Of any III the lss
will he admitted until after the expiration ole
lwn ne ks.
! Given undeS my hand al the City Of WI
ing,oH. ihas eighth day of Mag, A"nn D'1i
Que THOUSAND eight huniTeI and forty eight.
BY the President:
,RlcHAaO ". YoUxo.
Conun,issioner ofthe General Land ~
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mA1RTa ED.

In Kendall County, an the LIST inst, by
Rev J. H. Moore. MIR. CT oRGR w WARN
to Miss. MANY LAYTON, both Of joliet
precinct.
We feel ourselves under obligations ia
the happy couple. for the kind favour thai
we received " III the above notice. fuI
which they will please accept our best
wishes for their fn'ure prnsperiry.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
FLOURL\ G MILL

SITUA TED in Win'ng'O., Win Go. I'll ,on
y tns KAnkakee River, and " Thin ,hree mile
~ canal navigation. The River 10 aow being
improved hOm the Canal 20 this place, which
will open q direct water communicative with
tine eastsrI markets the Mil ha1 four Runs OF
Stone, is:spahIe of turning out thirty th usa q
barrels Of Flour per annum. besides custom wo K.
and 10 situated la a fine wheat growing r-g.on
TO wheat and flower dealers this offers desira.
BILE opportunity IL will be leased for numbe,
Of years will bs sold for one ihiri Of the pur-
ch use money in cash and the balance in Eve
equal irstHllments with interest, secured by bond
"nd m"rigage ON me premises.
For further particulars enquire OF Y Scam
mon, Chicago; OsRond 4 Little, Joliet; or ID A
WATSON. Wilmington Nv &c
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
LATER.
New ORLEANS. May 10

The Mexican Congress bad assembled
aI Queretaro, but AlmOnse, Bus'Gmen1e,
and Paredes have pronounced against Ihe
Government. and declared for war with
out truce or quarter, until an honorable
peace is conquered.
An arrival at now Orleans, brings
news from Quaratero to The 18th from
ahs city of Mexico u the 11lh.
The Mexican Congress was discussing
.1he Treaty in secret session on the 18th;
and it was generally believed 1t would
DO ratified. II was :houghI tho vote
would be 81 for peace and Ia for war.
ST. LOUIS, May p.
. BY an arrival from Salt Lake, we learn
that the Indians had made All attack upon
the M0rnOns and murdered u number u
mon, women and chi dren. An express.
was sent tor help. No cause given fO'
the outrage.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
From Tuscumoia, by O'Rieliy's Line.
Important from Ne1leO-.lhe Treaty Rejected.
TUsCUMBIA, May, 18th,

TUsCUMBIA, May, 18th,
3 By en- extra from the office ofthe MORT
gOmery, Ala. Flag and Advertiser, we
have received news OF the most startling
character from Mexico. The intelligence
IeSchedMOnigOmery by telegraph and ex.
press from Mobile and New Orleans.
The treaty between the United States
and Mexico has been rejected by the
Mexican Congress,
This news is Eor,y-eigth hours in nd
vance of the mail, and reached New
Orleans on the 18th inst. The channel
through which it comes Precludes any
doubt Of iIs correctness.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
Agents Wanted.
SlOaM's VaIIa bic New WOrI
Or ,OTAeH.
THE COMPLETE F. .RRIER, OR
HORSE DOCTOR.

HORSE DOCTOR
Price only rs Gents.
TIL celebrated work. although 10 is snld ~ o.
cheap rote. 10 she bes. ever published on the
Diseases of Forses IL is written in pain inn-
2unG', that e cry body can understand. AID the
directions for the treatment If diseased horses a,e
SO minute as NOT so be mistaken by the most OBJ
fuse among ostIeTS.
Persons wanting SinFls copy Of this work ,maI
carefully encose % G. nt piece III hall a sheet
0f paper The p''sisge on the WORK will be MS
; cents 10 any pnrt nf the I nitsd >iaIes.
Address W d. SLOAA, No AZ Lake street
('nirav0
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
Valuable Water Power
for Sale o. "a n.eNSc.

StFU NFE at Wilmington Will co., III. or
~ the kankakes River, and three miles from,
canal navigation. The navigati ~ nf the River.
will soon be perfected from WILMINGTON TO IN
Canal, un Ter the direction Of the Kankakee and
lToqInis Navigation and Manu- actuPing Co.
the COMPLETION Of this work, will ,pen direct
and continunus Communication, By water be.
tween Wilmington and ihe eastern and southern
markets. The power is . never failing one, being
equal To twenty thousand cubic feet per minute
IA the lowest stage of water, under an eight iO0i
head. IN an ordinary stage Of water the hesc
IS nine feet The po ton now offered fer sale
Is amply sufficient for sixty huns oil stone, an
vii be sold 10 parts TO SUIT purchasers. 'Ph
whole power is already created by permaRen,
'an' and embankm 'nts, and offers great induce
'nenis 10 WO0Ien Manufactures, Psper Maker-
Iron Fouudries, and fer other Mechanical bu>
'ness requiring the use of water power. Tn
urrpundilg e0untry is unsurpassed s,T richre-
md ferti'ilys and ~ rapidly filling mp with a.
iniusiiious population. Wss0l growing In pa,
ocular. is fast becoming an impasfnni busIne>
this region. The terms OF sale will he on
nuFth IN cash, ID the baIaaee in three eou
annual payments with interest, secured by bon
nd mortgage ga the premises. Also FIR Shi
iGHry town i.ts near he abo o. some az the,
eng eligible building sites For further usi
ua.s isyu re- Of - Al. Watson. Wilminusn
| hgood q Little. Joli a. or Y. Seamlnoe
n eagO 3.
| MTOUD.--3ll a'oTfs N00d IIr saia, aa1i =.
w be delivered il required a. any place j.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
W AToza s. oaooEs,
A N n

-" NH
H j. kINNE & Co., have jus. r cerved .
i neat an sashio1able assor,ment ,,f Jewel
~. at their store in West Joliet two doo,s not,h
Of II Demmnnd's siors, Wig. Gold ant; silver
Watches. LADIES' Gold Chalns, bracelets, Gen
'lea ems Pins, Kings and Kevs, I'D and steel
Pens, Geld aud Silver Cases, Silver, Plated and
German silver sspoonss Silver Seel and Germa n
silver Spectacles, ilsmminR & Sons NeadIs,.
Scissors, Penknives, Tooth and Hair Rrush.,
lazors Razor Stops, Fancy work Boxss, a..
N R-Watches. Clocks aud Jewslry careful
ly repaired aud warraH,ed.
joliet. Nav 70. 1875 5,,f
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
Democratic District Convention.

The democratic central corresponding
committees oflhe several counties Of Will,
Du Page, lroquois and Kendall,aFe hereby
requested to call conventions in their
respective counties for the purpose OF
selecting delegates to meet in district
convention at Joliet, on the afternoon oil
Thursday the I'D day of june next, to
nominate one Senator and three Repre-
seniatives.
IN the absence of any rule for repre-
0entaiion in this district. the following j
recommended as a just and equal ra'io.viz
Three delegates at large for eact
county and one for each 700 Of 2opulaIior
under. the c, nsus Of lS45; also. OH,
delegate in addition for a fraction Of ex
oeeding $50.
Under which ratio the several countie
in The district will be entitled to nPre
ssniatiOn AZ follows.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
MtaTTESOM & PRESTON.
Com mission aud
FORWAnUiNG MEKLuANTS.

EUNN ANOINU MEnOI1A ~ y.
So. Louis. Missouri.
JOEL a. MATTEs.N. JOHN .. PRESTON
differences.
Capt. CALVIN ass, 81. LOu's;
Msssrs P,msroy 4 Durkes, do
smith u row"send, .feW Orleans;
y A W,Iket, E.q, Baton r. uge;
benjamin WacIs, Esq. Nutehes;
Nessrs. Williams L Lawrence, Quincy;
IN Morris, E-q, do
L. T Snng-r, f Il, GGienG;
Me.srs Wad.wOtn, Dyel < Chap;n. Chicago;
Ugden Jones. do
WI'i1m Go1c'"s' Esq. LOekp0rs;
us.srs Mai,eson Il Bradnsr. Joliet;
Walker & tlickIing, OttawG;
Cushman K tirIdlsy. do
I,anc Hardy, Esq L0sOiie;
- a. lilo h, do
James Dunlap, Esq :. Jacksonville;
NessIs C:O.temius 4 GrSwOld. PeOri0j
e. Phelps & Bourland. do
Hon Thomas Ford, do
Mes.r.. Bradnsr II Go :, New York;
David Leavit,, Esq, dc
Messrs SuydaM, sage & &c. do
." CORNING, Former g. &c .fIbany;
\ J Williams, Esq, Utie0;
Msssrs Kimberly, PeaSs & Co., Buffalo;
" Joy & Webster, do
&" Reed, Parks * Co. Bearer;
IS Bobh II Bishop, CIeyeLGnd:
L" Burrows i Co., t'incia"at;
I" Williams n Dl"or.h, HItsbmS:
=" Knapp l. Tostsn, De
E.& r. Fabsr, do
% Harm"u, E,q, Peru;
Messrs. Hoffman = Goats. do
e d Brewster, Esq. %
u Ridg.Iy, Esq. Springfield:
B c Wab-ter, Esq. DO
Wm Fem, Esq, LGeon;
Messr. Dudley l. WarIIow, Hennepin;
CHns G. Wil:ox. Eaq. Pskln:
Cash Advances made on Consign.
ment9,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06

Ihere - nothing IIi me turIR of medical com~
p0un which mas mad EXTENSIVE and RAPID
safe, which has given such UNIVERSAL sATIs-
FAcTI1N. winch has accomplished msny TIA
ORDINARY CURES nj almost every variety and
stage OF disease, Hni which MA mlains ats reputa-
ton so per ec'ly unIarnished IN every trlHl. bsl
W. AiisTt as AII-H"AIiAG OINTMENT. It's sue-
cess in Iring the wOist disSa.rs. nc their Gost
dangerous aud hopeless stage, has surpassed the
nIJst sG ,guine expectations Of its Proprietor and
iIs fTieuis.
sOid wholesale and rrfs;lby w. B SLOAN
General Alrpt. tm"ricnn Temperance Fuildna,
Licago; md for sale nv G. u RnOdruf, Rtst
Joliet. u BoSn, East do, and Meu &.
jenkins, IrrkDort.
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FRESH GROCEREEs.

cSngnr, Molasses, CidlT Vinegar. Naekell
- Waias Fish and Tar juss received ami b
sale cheap ct WAlTE2s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06
Cash Advances made on Consign.
mentS,

Referring 90 ,ur Cart aDoSs we take this occa
81 IN In solicit COn>ignments Of Merchandise, Oi.
Iher for sale here or tDrwardInS to other poIhts.
We shall cDnhne OurselvestO t'"InniSsiUn an 4
Forwarding Business ans! feel confident ir ass.
ring ynh IN Il our experience la bu7ness, and &C.
quaintance generally la the country. will enable
us 90 Civ, any business with which we may be
avoTsd, the most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing to have groceries Of an,
kind, ar any other A:tcle purchased in st. Louis
or New orleans ID shipped - them. can have IL
done by sending their "rders to Us for two an: "
hal per cent. Gu the money invested. Persons
doing retail bIsiness any where west Of Detroit.
in any other dire ton, can depend upon has i've
ihSir orders fled At as ow rates, IL they son "a
"a, aud perhaps lower than they could by comm.
themselves Every attention shall be given in
having goods put up in good order nnr shipped Al
low rates. however small the amount NAV be tina,
is cent 10 ~ 90 be invested. Ii shall be dona
promptly and TO nrdsr.
NAT ESON PRESTON
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AT.IuUSAND NAMES

proof OF in this distressing class of compaints
pamphlet IH broken dOD debiEtaied combinations
En the effect OF mercury will find the hracing power OF
article to act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral
hliicated from the system.
The - disiinc properties which compose this article
llliest telse YES particularly in the application Of the
>npo I!. tor the distressing class Of complaints which
ra this paragraph. For centuries there has 6sen Hssd in
e North of EHrOue a "
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06

WTOUD.--3O 'OThs 900 IIiT sale, aiid "
w be delivered IL 5squisod a. any place /
N Village. by Il. LOVE
ysiiss, May 8, 1913.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06

4 ~ sittsN'' : iUts F1,nm '.yrarilMg
OA"A year olds''--also Mis-e,' bn,s.
W e WOOD.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-06

y lFlES and SNATIS, steel faced hoes,
~ z siansbaUg Stones" Tor sale by
w: WOOD.
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

Inch IN all diseases or arrangements of the female frame
'siTEettoHs DIFFICULTIES painful nenstrHdtons &c has
'rc. Care This root is indigenous TO soil, and
mi in large quantities. and rs \ medicinal property
mis- without equal il forms of the compounds
TIE preparation, which whole is the lest remedy
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-28

We verify believe the whole Of The loco
foco press has 20, tie notion from the Argus
that We have lowered cur Taylor fla, because
on one day we issued about halt our edition
without it, a common thing in a Dolly office.
We will do them the favor TO account ior it.
When the edition was about half off q large
type or two drew OUT, aud crushed part OF
the type in the electoral names. We were
then compelled to take them out, aud not
having any article OF the right length took
out flag and all, aud put in the wing platform
OF principles, being Gen 1aylor's Allison let
ter document second only to the Declaration
OF independence. II the BOBBY Of tle Argus
or Pittsburgh Post can find any consolation IN
that, they are welcome to ii. They have seen
our glorious flag flying every Day since, and yet
lay the hatieriug JUNCTION to their hearts that
we have dropped the Taylor head. No-slr-ee;
| it flies alofi until he is elected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-28
\ DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES

A North Carolina political editor, WHO is
determined that his readers shall not ''go it
blind" has published declaration OF the
principles that he intends to support They
are as follows:
The cash for old debts, and good security
for new ones.
Plenty in the meal gum. and "sugar in the
gourd,
Tbs right of every white boy and girl in the
State to an EducatiJn--also four dollars IL
money, and pair of new shoes.
| An equal distribution Of rain; and no death
amongst the Pine Trees.
Twelve dollars and fifty cents for Cotton
eighty cents cash Tor Corn-Wheat and Oats
in proportion.
Shad in the Pee Dee, and "Big Blues or
the Coheras.
The right of the white men and women ii
in the State, who pay their Taxes, TO tck; t
Sheritts receipt for the same.
A Hen in every mans Pot, and New Breech
es TO all who need them.