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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-15
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Inc noble steamer Hannibal arrived
from New Orleans abou. two o'clock this
morning, bringing up papers 10 the 26th
ult: We take the following from the New
Orleans Mefca4y:
The steamship Fdnny, Capt. Scott, ar.
rived this morning from BRACES, which
she lett on the Goth. We have the "Mat.
amoras Flag" of the 18th, but it contains
no news of importance. Fort Brown is
described as having much improved in
appearance and strength, In the las. two
SfthFee months. during which time Lieut.
Tolten ofthe I'd Artillery, who is in com
nand there, has kept the prisoners of bis
command, and all of those of the 10th
regiment, employed at work on il. A
line OF first class steamboats, to run regu.
larry between the Brazos and Camargo
has been established. The arrangement
Is stated to be permanent one. By an
arrival at the Brazos, the editor of the
"Fiag" had news from Vera Cruz to the
Sd inst. We refer to it, as giving some
confirmation to the reports here in refer
ence to the prospects ofpeace. The Flag
says:
A briefnote from Capt. Morton, Acting
Quartermaster at Vera Cruz, addressed to
Major Esstland, Quartermaster at the
Brazos, under GSte Of January Sd, saws:
"Ah'express arrived here from Mexico
last evening; and bearer OF dispatches
starts for Washington tomorrow. II is
said that peace terms have been agreed
upon. The British Consul sent MESA ge
10 me on the let, stating that courier
had been sent to him from Mexico, in
forming him that peace was certain"
The folio wing extracts are taken from
letter which the "Flag" publishes, re.
celVed in MatamoFas from gentleman in
Vera Cruz, dated the Sd inst.-although
the date is not so late as we have had, the
contents are interesting:
Capt. Kerr, of!he I'd Dragons, arrived
here last night, six days from the city of
Mexico. He says Gen. Scott told him he
had nearly concluded peace with Mexi
CO, and our troops would all be off from
here by the lst of April. do not think
90, because in the first place, Gen. Scott
is not authorized to make psace, and there
rs nobody to make peace with just now,
that know of.
Capt. Kerr fell In with Torrejon. on his
way down from Mexico he was escorting
some English property and had pass
from Gen. Scott. He said he was done
fighting the Americans and would now
turn his whole attention to putting down
the robbers. The cowardIy thief he
never dared fight the Americans since
Thornton was taken by him above Mata.
moras. The Alcalde's Courts of Vera
Cruz are abolished, and General Twiggs
has made new regulations with regard to
Mexican thieves ; they are tried by our
military court and whipped in the public
square. The rasca!s cry murder and call
on all the saints, but the saints won't in.
terfere and the lash is put on well. Twiggs
says that he intends to make the people of
this town so honest, that a person may
leave his coat or hat in the plaza all night
and find it there in the morning. A diff.
cult job, | take il.
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BEACHS MEDICINES.

Unlike those patent Remedies which claim by
one thing tocure all diseases, each preparation
is particularly designed ID cure some one specific
idiopathie complaint, with its train of sympto-
matte affections
w R SLAON, American Temperance Build
ings Lake sieet, Chicago, tIIinois, General Agen,
for snle OF DR.. Beach's Books and Medicines in
Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana, to whom all or
ders mast be addressed post paid.
For sale by II Brown, East Joliet; G Fl
Woodruf,tWesr do; and Merrill aud jenkins,
IGckru,t
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COLD FEET

II is fact established by medical experience
and ob.ervetion hat Cold Feet always agrrva-
ties, and II long neglected, generally Induces Dis
ease. by forcin the blood from the extremities
back upon the internal organs, thereby dis.roy-
ing Netur>'s mimi table balance, without which
health cannot long ontinuc. AS preventative
we use
SLOAN'S TANNIN PASTE.
II not oIny posse sees water turning qualities
which keep the feet Dry and Yarn, bu, I. also
softens the leather at once
See advertisement. in an1thef column.
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DIED.

In this village, on the Sd inst, Justin A.,
son Of ]. E. and R. Reace, aged 2 years
2months and 10 days.
r. In this village, on the 10th inst, Nancy
Abigail, daughter Ira F. and Betsey Ann
Carter.aged 4 years 5 months and 2 days.
Ani thus TIE little child has gone
COS Unto her home and rest, 2 +"e.
And may she when the Lord shall come,
oli@ Arise with all the blest. hc - p
And wnll her mourning parents know -
8 That tits the will Of God; ~
That all is tTnnleiena hare below; = -.
We beW and kiss the -CoMMclcATkD.
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NOTICE.

The public are respectfully invited to
attend a donation Visit at the house of
Rev. JNo. Mason, on Thursday evening,
the 18th, inst.
Joliet, Feb. l4th, 1913. ~.sl~
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Farm for. Sale.

SITUATED five miles south east from Viii
- mington, containing about two hundred acres
Of Rich Land, fifty acres of which contains a
heavy growth of Timber, and sixty acres Of she
Prhirie Land is well fenced, and under improve
meni. having comfortable, House there.n, and
ether conveniences. Said farm is well watersd,
and for rchncss of soil and beauty of location is
NOT excelled. Apply to d. A. HATSON.
Wilmington, Ian. 18th. le4s.
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wtsrAR,s Bal SAM or wILDcaERRY

UFAL II be said that the healing ali consists
In ia iicious Sc lection, preparation and appli-
! catlon OF those remedcal agents afforded US by
nature, Tor the preservation OF health and cure
OF iIsease, then, certain il Is that On WIsTAR's
bA I.sAM OF WILD CHERRY is a triumph Of i.s
kind. 1t is compounded chiefly of veget bic sub
stances that are acknowledged by all eminent
practlctioners of medicine, as possessing prop
erf'es highly serviceabe in the cure Of cOnsuinp-
tive and asthamatic affections; and from its
| soothing tendency upon the lungs, must contin-
ue to hold an honorable reputation among the
| most popular cough remedies OF the age Its cu-
| rativo effects have enlisted the praee of then.
sands OF our countrymen, who were lingering
under variety or those d istre ssing complaints
and havi bee lifted, as il were, ffom the We
ry grave, have cheerfuliy attested to the world
the beneficial operations of this truly wonde r6,i
medicine upon them. BE e'ul 10 procure the
genuine; the Proprietor s. names are engraved
upon the Wrapper.
-, Sold by HENRY BT.AKsLEY, Agent, corner of
third and Chestnut ste, So. Louis, Mo-; and ~
Mdtteson & Bradnei, Joliet John l.. Wilson.
wilmington; and Jas S. Murray & Sons, Nor
walk. 3n.4w
WORMS DESTROY MORE CHILDREN,
Than anything else; this many pc rsens are
not aware of, dat such however is the case, the
testimony and experience of the mo 81 eminent
physicians fully prove; that worms should prove
so Obstructive to life cannot be matter of sur
ptlse; to suppose that such animals could exist in
the stomache and bowels without injury to the
individual, is preposterous in tina extreme; most
worms select Tor their focd tine chyle-the Sub
stance FROM which the Blood is formed-the CON
sequence il that the person is always weakly and
delicate, and has voracious appetite, accom-
panied with many other symptoms, such as dis
turbed sleep, pains IN the stomach, occasional
headache, grinding or the teeth, picking the
nose, bad breath, &c.
Parents whose children prese Mt any os the a.
BIO symptoms or who have reason to believe
that their children are ahic ted with worms
should at once use Winer's Canadian Vermi
fuge, which will never fail 70 distroy these all,
mails, and thus prevent the evils attending their
existence in the bowels; it is equally applicable
to adults as TO children, AM may be administer
ed with perfect safety 10 the most delicate. We
confidently recommend it to all, know ina i. TO be
superior remedy; it requires but trial to con-
vince all of this fact. Be it known by its efectr
and ils universal success will attest it's merits.
Purchasers will please remember tho name,
'Winer's Canadian Vermfuge."
John Winer g. Co. sole proprle,ors, SO Maid.
Ell Lane, N. Y
For sale by C.. CLEMENT, Joliet; and G.
SNOAD, PIainield.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims against the Estate
OF John Barnett, deceased. late of Iroquois C uu.
~, Illinois, are hereby notified to present the
sane, with pro,f, for adjustment before the Pro-
bate Court of said county, on the first Monday
of April next, and al persons indebted to SAID
Estate will make imnediate payment to the
undersigned. 9nCkJ All STANLY.
Ad mr. CT the Estate OF John
Middlcport, Feb. 7, IS49 Barnett, deceased
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WILMINGTON Mill

FENHE public are informed that the dam across
4 the Kankakee River at tins place is now
thoroughly rebuilt and completed, and thu, he
FIGURING Mill formerly known as Cox's Mill. has
been put in complete order and repair throue6ou,
Experienced millers are employed. and all orders
for grinding will hereafter be attended 10 wi,hou,
any delay: The mill having been refrrnished
with new Bolts, it is believed that tile -four pro-
duced will be of a superior quality.
N b. The CHEST market pr ces for wheat will
be given in Cash and goods.
d. A. WATSON.
Wilmington, Oct. 9th. 1871.
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GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE
AT THE

FARMERS STORE, 1917.
ID. A. WATSON
Is now opening at WilmingtOn the mes,
extensive and complete assortment of
FALL GOODS
ever offered to the public. II consists in mart of
WOOLLEN GOODS,
6roadcloths, CasslmeIs, Satinetts, FuIed cloths.
Kentucky Jeans, Sleeps Grey, Linseys, Flannels,
Blankets, &c.
VRSTLNG.
consisting Of Rich Silk Vslve,, Black Satin, Cash
mers' ana heavywInt vestinPs of every style.
DRESS GOODS,
comprising Black, Blue, SILK Plad, and Figured
ALPACA, Cashmeres and De Lanes; Silks, Cling
hams, together with splendid assortment OF
FANCY C.9LICOES,
altogether unrivalled in beauty of patterp. and a,
unusually low prices.
SH.4 WIS,
Of the newest styles aud in every variety. toge,h-
or with large assortment of Hosiery, Ribbons
aad fancy articles.
COTTON GOODS. -
Brown and oleached Shrtngs aid Sheetings,
Blue and white Drilling, Canton tIsnneis, Tick
ing, Hickory Shiriing, Cambricks. SiIesia. Bal.
ting, wicking, Cotton Yarn, &c. Also.
BAGGING, DIAPERS AND LINENS,
GROCERIES,.
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Tea Rice, Fish, Pepper
Spice, Cinnamon, Ginger, Tobacco, Liquors, &c.
H.A r d VA RE,
comprisingevery article in the line ;Isus lily wanted
Boots and Shoes,
consisting of Mems heavy and fine Boots, Bro
gHns, W"rlen's Shoes, Tndia Rubbers, Chiidrens
) mes. Sc.
rants; eiAa, Drug and Dye Stuffs
toge'her WIN great variety of other articles too
numerous 10 mention, all of whIch viii ns sold a,
the lowest Oh cage prices for cash or produce.
Also,a large assortment of!:lAqp9& GAPS.
Wilmington, Oct E, le47
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Fire La ASSURANCE.

NHE SUBSCRIBER is duly constituted Agen
Il for the Hetna and Protection insurance
Companies, Of Hartford. Connecticut, and is pre-
pared to take fire risks, on all descriptions OF
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores.
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, &c.
These companies are SO favornbly know through.
unnecessary.
Application for Insurance will be received
through .. w. Bowen, Esq, Joliet, ( Norton
q blackstone. si1ockport, whose. survey of build
ings will be taken al the risks of the above com.
panies. G. S. HUBBARD. All.
+ oHicsi South Water Street.. Is 49, -
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without Charge .

a T the Depot of w. b. SLOAN, Chica
a go, ILL.,. Medical Advice, as taught By
l,r. " BEACH, Of The city Of New York, can be
obtained Free Of charge from an experienced aud
skilfut Physician. .
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TO LEASE.

FOR Il TERM OF YEARS.
o. o. THE we'll known TAVERN House called
1A1eAAH GENEVA HOUSE,
Situated on Fox River i'll the county seat of KANE
county, Illinois. and good Farm. The lease
will be granted from the first Of April next For
parucularr please call on the subscriber at Plain
6eldi VIII county, Illinois
HENDRICK MILLER.
February Isl. 1913. ..-- 6u.%
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-02-15

There is nothing in the form OF a nisdisai com.
pound which has had So ExTESsIvE and RAPID
a sale, which has given such UxI4EAsAL sarIs-
FACTION which has accomplished SO meny Tea
ORDINARY CURES of almost every variety and
stage OF disease, HnA which maintains it's Teputs-
ti6n so perfectly tr1idrnished in every trial, al
Nc ALIsTER's ALL-HGAI'NG OINTMENT. Ira soe~
cess in Curing lie worst diseases, in their Gost
dangerous and hopeless stages, has surpassed the
most sa'tguine expectations Of its Proprietor and
its friends.
Sold wholesale aud retail By W. b. SLOAN
General Agent, American Temperance Building.
I.ieago; and for sale BY g II Woodtuf, West
Joliet, Ii Brown, East do, est Merl s.
jenkins, Lockport.
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& W~ @"0D "@
1T
WOODRUFF'S.

ME Subscriber is now opening in Chicago
Il Street directly under the Signal Offire, one
oil the best assort'nents of FALL and WINTER
GOODS ever received in this Village, among
which may be found Cashmeres, Mousseiain De-
LANES, Alpacas and every variety of Dress
GOO0s for the Ladies, and large stock OF
3foadcloth, Cassimeres, Satt.netts, Muslins and
n's Oh all styles from sixpence TO eli .nteen cents
per yard /; together with a very large stock OF
Groceries: Crockcry, Hardware, Boots s, shoes,
and Liquors of all kinds-aIl of which will he
sold as cheap, if not cheaper, than at any other
establishment i'll the west. In exchange for which
he wants
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MATTEs0N g. PRESTON.
Commission and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS

W
ST. Louis, Missouri.
JOEL A. MATTEsoN. JOHN D. PRESTON
REFERENCES.
Capt. CALVIN Case, St. Louis;
Messrs Pomeroy 4 Durkee, do
Smith Il Townsend, Nep Orleans:
A Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge;
Benjamin WacIe, ESQ.,, Matches;
Messrs. Williams & Lawrence, Quincy;
N Morris, Esq, do
Sanger, E q, Galena;
Messr, Wadsworsh, Dyer & Chaplin, ChieegOs
Is Og:len & Jones, do
WiIiam Good;ng, ESQ.,, LOekport'
Gen. Jacob Fry, do
Messrs. Ma,teson g. Bradner, Joliet;
Il" Walker & Tickling, OttaVa;
Cushman & Grdley, do
Isaac Hardy, Esq. LasaLIe5
James Dunlap, Esq j., Jacksonville;
MessYs. Colteulus 4 Griswold. Peoria;
Phelps & BourIand, do
t Msssrs. " Bradnor 4 Co, Ms,o York; IL
David Leavit,, Esq, do
Messrs Suydam, Sage & &c. do
" Corning, HOrner & Co., albany;
Williams, Esq, Utica;
Messrs Kimberly, Pease & Co., Buffalo:
&" Joy & Webster. do
+" Bobb & Bishop, Cleveland;
Bufrows & Co., Cincinnati;
Williams Il Dilworth, Rittsburg;
Knapp & Totem, do
E. & +. Faber, do
d Harmon, Esq, Peru;
Messrs. Hoffman Il CoaGs, do
T D Brewster, Esq. do.
A H Ridgsly, Esq, Springfield;
c Webster, Esq, do
WIN Fem, Esq, Ldcon;
Messrs Dudley & Wardlow, Hennepint
Chas C 1Flcox, Esq, PSkin;
Cash Advances made on Consign-
ments.
Referring to our Card above we take this coca
sion TO solicit Consignments of Merchandise, Ell
lher for sale here or forwarding to other points.
We shall confine ourselves 10 Commission and
Forwarding Business and feel confident in ass
ring You that our experience i'll bu'iness, and &C.
quaintance generally III 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, or any other article purchased in st. Locs
or New Orleans a I'd shipped 10 them, can have il
done by sending their orders to AS for two amt
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 low rates, II they sem, 10
us, aud perhaps lower than they could by coming
| themselves. Every attention. shall be given in
having goods put mp in good order and shipped a,
| low rates. however small the amount may be thar
is sent to US 20 be invested It shall be done
promptly and to order. 54-
MAT tESoN & PRESTON.
| LADIES' CLOAKS & JOSEYS.-A few
/ 4 patterns left of that dark earlier PIaid--1s
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THE
COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE,
THE
1 848,

EDITED BY JOHN INMAN &::RoBr. A.wEsT.
Il Repository Of the choicest american Lite5a-
tuTe, ehtirely original, and of Lae most costy
National Embellishments.
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Notice.

a meeting of The Directors OF the Kanka-
IA kee and lroquoie Ma igation AMI Manu-
iacsur,ng Company, Dec. AID, 6d7. il was or
derett, that an l. s.allment of five per cent. on
each share of the Stock subscribed, should be paid
10 tie Secretary; before the 25tIl Feb. 1913.
By order of the Directors, 1sls1
~ J. T.. WILSON. -See,Y.
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BUFFALO skOBES.-

II ust received by steamer Dial, lot Of superio
- Buffalo Robes. which going off with
rush at MATTESON g. BRADNER'S
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HOLDEN SYRUP-sJust received at Mai
VI te5oh IL B:adner' Golden Syrup by the
Bhl. or gallon.
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aas7a ai.- Tsa1 s7issas9esl ss. ~
sssel - soauog srr &c elias ass
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GUGAR .-"StewarIs Steam Refined,:' White
~ and Brown Havana, and New Orleans, by :he
b rrel or 100. just received by NJ 4 r.
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% ktssi sInsgaa s ast9@ s.sss ID :.
E8TCaI 81 ,ae III
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Evansville weekly journal., 1848-06-01

WESTERN ELooUENcE.-The following are
Magoon, of Cine inna,i, made al the anniver-
sary of the n Y. Baptist Bible Society on
Friday last.
SIT seems strange 10 me that we scrape
every cent we san reach 10 send the Gospel
TO our very anipodes, aud forget those who
come 10 our own land 10 make their homes.
Do Catholics build schools aud colleges?-
We may do the same. Let US meet them in
kindness, in philanthropy, in discussion, and
win Them. Should Catholic build on one
corner of my house, an infidel on another,
and jew in front, when came forth from
my morning devotions ! would say, Good
day, TO each, and play that God would bless
them all. When another speaker told of
The Persecution of Bapiisis by the French
King, he might have gone fariher-he might
have told how a man rose in Paris and bat
lied nobIy and successfully for their cause.
and that man was foreigner every where
ii was Cremieux, The Jew subsequently,
called in The Providence of God !, to be Min
lister of ofjustice. 1t is our privilege TO give
all men freedom 10 worship God If they
are in error we may pity them, but should
never abuse. But The greatest obstacle to
be removed is defunrt Pro,estanism-Evan-
gelism CONCEALED. Some men came TO the
west who had the odor of sancii,y, who had
perhaps been active class leaders on this
side of the Mountains, bui they had left all
the Christian heat they ever had behind
them--ihey were volcanoes burnt out. They
would stop in some devoted place and SET
lie down, the select wheat of Gods harvest
preoesIinaled from all eternity to sit in their
internal laziness while The world was De rIsh.
ishing around them. They are the fossil re
mains Of Pharoah's lean kline; possessed of
ris inertia almost sufficient to STOP the
wheels oi the Almighty's chariot of mer-
cy, and Danish every ray oil His glory from
man.n
Evansville weekly journal., 1848-06-01

PRosPEcT OF PEAcE.-The intelligence from
Mexico brought by the British steamer Tay, is
of nature that leaves but little doubt as to the
ratification of the treaty. Among other letters
received at New Orleans it is said is one from
the house of Macintosh & Co., which speaks
in the most decided terms on the subject. The
opposition it is said, is already reduced down
to Is members, and even that opposition arises
from desire to belong entirely to the United
States, and the dread of revolution and anarchy
after our troops have withdrawn.
1t is said that an article will be added by the
Mexicans, stipulating that the American army
shall remain until after the sickly season. The
real object being to insure the preservation of
order, and give stability TO the Government af-
ter the treaty is ratified, and until they can
have an opportunity to make and consolidate
the new organization.
The election of Herrera is a highly favora-
BILE circumstance, and we offer our sincere con-
gratulations to the American people, on the
present prospects for speedy termination o1
this s'unproftable contest"
We learn that the greatest JOY is expressed
in our army, at the prospect of an early return
TO their country and friends, after so long and
painful separation.