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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-12
.rrstices, Cnn,+s for the City.

First District-[Oice No. 222 TchouDitoulls street J.
Daniel Byrne, Justice: John S. Dunno Clerk. John }.
Hoppe Constable r. F. Nugent, A Dayega, James Irea-
nor, John Speith Deputy Constabes.
SECOND Distret-[OtceeaNo g Common 3tTeetl-
stable; Edward P. Kennedy, P. German, VIM Horton, A.
Kerkhan, Deputy COnStables
Third District.-[Otfice St. Louis Alley next to the
corner of Benvle street &c. B. Beverly Justice Victor
Sere, Clerk J. P Walden, Constable; N. B. Outlaw, l..
H. Ser6, Deputy Constables.
Fourth District-[Otfce No So Condo street Alex
DerbGs, Justice Paul Duverges Clerk. Gusave Meyner
Constable A Meynier, F. Generely, Deputy COnstabes.
FtA District-[Ofce corner of Elysian Fields and Vic
tory streets -AlphOnSe Canonge, Justice. L. CanORge
Clerk Francis Mouney, Constable L. Z. GeneeIy ~ B.
! S0IapnIu. Il. SOhexRaydeI, Deputy .COnstables.
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GRAND TENrLE OF HONOR OF THE STATE OF @YSEM|M
LOUISIANA ffc,rS.-R. L. Bruce, e w L; J YAK
hugenbuh G w VT; VIM A. Brundage, & Ia zETEasss
Trippjtt e w Chaplain: w. H. Rondeau, G w w; 7.
S. Barry, G w G; d. +. Weymouth G W.T..
LOUISIANA TEMPLE OF, HoNoR. No. Meets every
9Rst QR ~ Por ReSfPV FL f. Mcvsne R A.
Waterstoae w A r; Jno. Roy, w r; Alex. MciIane,
" n Albert Swain y; JON 1 Buzz B:nTs,, I2f T
FINN DEGREE TEMPLE, No. l-Meets at at Ten E 4
pie Hall IS Canal Qgiesr$T0 NJ Wo7s1 9e ~ w
Ras " rRe NI III We BSFy VIM
Roadeau w d u A. c. Porter, w ID ID u; w. }. Ahern
w G; J. McCracken, w Dis.
OCEAN TENPLE OF H 81 No. Ireets every 9ne
". Scott, w g T; G. Hale w T; G. Sherwood w r
yaadeEgg B. BIZ T M f. W X How hGWSPeG
Gfaudy, w s; u. Lugenbuh Chaplain.
ORLEANS TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No 3-Meets at the
Crystal Fount Hall No 5s3 EehouPn2aas sTseI, ever
Heart w CT Van Bea5e9 w Il Il, Ira s. S%i W..
Z. E3ndcTios, VS.. - . '''' " y
CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF HONOR No. 4-Meetg semi
monthly every alternate mOnday evening, at Temple Hall
49, Canal street. OfiCcrS-lames Garland, w 1; Ih0S
Sa4 Wyck, w V T; H. G. i}linn w R; A. 5: Foster "
A r: James Demarest w T; Joel d. French w r. K;
Baumgauner w u; Horace G. LOIing, w ID Y; Ed A
Mitchell. w G; A. II. Eldhdge, w s; w. H. Bmndage
PWCT.
ODEoN TEMPLE OF Honor, No. 5-Meets semi monthly
count f9 Ssos No az TeRoupoua
BAy 3, Rra59d "a h h H A 1T Hall RsNlI
WDU: d. r. Blades w G; John Ross, w S; w. II
Rondesu P w CT.
MAGNOLIA TEMPLE OF HONOR No. 6.-ShrevepOr La
Providence TEMPLE OF Honor, No Located at Pro
violence La Oficerss-A. B. Caldwell, w I; Il. HUI
tsa4ss dII RI n ~ taGh9 & H5 III 5Sha
w G; K. A. Barley, WIS
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Beiow is an account of another child saved. 1T Town
sends Sarapara has saved the lives OF thousands OF chill
drer The following certificates are selected from great
number received this week. ,c.-
NEW YORK, April ], lS47.
Dr. T010nSend-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
siCk with Canker in the Noun and Throat attended with
great debility 1t came near lying obtained some OF your
excellent medicine and cured directly for which assure
you feel very grateful. Yours respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, ~ DesbrOSsesE st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-12

LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE or ANCIENT YORK
MASONS-hods its Grand Annual COrrmuniCa-
ton al New Orleans the I'd Monday OF January. "a
OffcerS-M. r. Dudley, NJ w Grand Master; IN. ~
H. Lewis K w Deputy Grand Master; Willis I. NJ
Coleman, w G Senior Warden; Gladn CORN, w "
- Il. Inut Dir Irnnsl
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EInsI EIrsI EITSI

Or Townsend having tested his SaTsapanIs IN case
OF Fits OF course never recommended it. and surprised
to receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of WestCheser county: 81 ,o,-
Dr. GOzoasend-Dear Sir: have little girl seven years
of age who has been several years afflicted with FITS we
tried almost everything for her but hOut az last
although could find recommendation IN our CGQaT'
for cases like hers thought, she IN very deicae
health we would give her some of your Sarsapans and are
very glad did for only restored her strength but she
has had no return Of the Fits great pleasure and sur
Prise She is fas: becoming rugged and hearty, Or Whlch
we fee grateful. iOur, TespecttuIIy,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-12

1t the safest and most eiecual medicine or purifying
the system and relieving the ueugs attendant upon cd
birth ever discovered Il strengthens both the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease increases and enehes The
food those who have used il think il Indispensable. Il IS
highly useful both before and after confinement, as It pre-
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth in costveness piles
cramps swelling of the feet desuOndency heartburn, yom-
ting pain in the back and joints, false pains hemOrhage
and in regulating the seCreOns and equalMng the ccua-
ton has no equal The great OF this medicine IS It
is always safe and the delicate and most successful;
very few require other medicine; in some little
castor oil or magnesa is useful Exercise in The
and light food with this medicine Will always insure sale
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-12

USWEGO, 4ICTIEdHl
Dr. Tar1 Seui-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife TWO
bottles OF sarsapara of vOur agent Mr. MCNal OF hala
mazOo to try il for the Fever and Ague Before had hS
ed the first bottle it appeared the blood, and every
other day when the chs and fever appeared they were less
Violent and before she had finished the bottle she was en-
tirpy relieved and she was much better than she had Deen
before She took the ague lady that had been very SICK
with chi and fever but mad broke them With lllne ah4
was left in very weak and distressing stale end troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake, the effect that mad
on my wife she and procured few bodies, ana II 10
stored her IN few weeks TO complete health Your slsaa~
rla is without doubt unequaed in diseases incident TO Inc
West and if you think that this communication VIII De Oh
'''' Youn. TesHectiuIiy. CHARLES Il. SWAIN.
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Younger Protherg 81 Tennarance.

AOuAsSI EIOulSAS u 4elnpSEduCes
WAsHINGrnS FOUNTAIN No. t-Aleets every Saturday
evening IL eiOck. in ChDsta Fopnt Hall, No. 222
Fchouoit1u street. OHcsrs-P II Willard, Il p; VIM.
T. Dsac0n, y Z. J. Fyffe, A b; NJ G. Randall, J.
Cooper, I; Il. Sp1nybett. g K. Eein \ F. jour
dan "; A Caids, y w; l., w. Lyohs, PPB.
OAIEANs TauNrAIN No. meets every Thursday eve
ming - DELL in the hail Of Pelican Division. Officers
4. y Yong 3 p. Young, PBj w a. Hall, A ! Z
G MeLaIen, A G; NJ l.. WEIGH W. J.J, Late, 0 w
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RHEUMATISlI.

This is only one of more than tour thousand cases u
: helnalism that Dr. TOwusends Sarsapnula has cneu
The most severe and chronic weekly eradcaeu Os
its extraordinary virtues. ~ mo
lanes Cummings ESQ. Of the assistants in the Luna
tic AsyIum RacEweIs island is the gentleman spoken o.
in the following letter: :, 1et7
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of SarsapaHa has been expressly prepared in
reference to female complaints no female VINO has reason
to suppose she approaching that critical period, The turn
OF life should neglect TO take it. as Is certain
for any of the horrible diseases to which females
are subject at this time of life This period may be delayed
for several years by this medicine. NOTIs 1t less Eaua
bic Tor those who approaching womanhOod as It Is cal
cuated nature by QgcEenng the blood and nYgo
ang the system Indeed this medicine Invaluable Tor all
the delicate diseases which subject II braces
by removing the impurities OF the body not SO ia slua
ting as to produce subsequent relaEaon which the case OF
most medicines taken Tor female ness and disease BY
using few bottles of this medicine many severe aad pa ii
surgical operations may be prevented.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-12

CLEANSE and Sfrengt6ea CONSUMPTION can be carSe'
Broneh Constipation L!gG C CO 2ag Sor Tg@s
of The Chest Hectic Flush Might SDeats Dp1cMt Gr
1870 Ernscnrnti0n Pain The SIDE. &c, mare GeeN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-12
FEMALE MEDICN

Dr. Townseuds SasspaHla is SOVEREIGN and speedy euIe
or ucipiept Consumption BarTeuness PTOapsus Jen, o.
Falling OF the WOMB, Costvenes, Piles, LeuChOuhGa Of
Whites DISTRACTED difficult MenstEuatOn, tAGontRehce
of Urine or involuntary discharge thereof and tor the genen
proTation Of the systenO matter whether the result OF IN
neent cause causes produced BY negqlany illness &C
Cdent Nothing be surprising than It's InVigOfa ing
effects on tie human frame. Person. all weakness ana Is
tude from taking become robust and tu OF en-
ergy under its influence Il immediately commences the
nerveeness of the female frame whchs the great cause OF
barenness 1t will not be expected OF in cases OF so de-
cate nature, exhibit certificates OF cures PERFORMED Ou
we can assure the afflicted that hundreds OF cases have poem
reported to US Thousands OF where families nave been
without children, after using few bottles OF TINS Invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy Ofspnhg
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-04
PAYfI =

The Jury then adjourned rfae Die
THOs: DEVAfI, Presidents
WI. HHBBg. Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-04
NOO,HS & SHOWS.

,rnsh. Yoaniahand Columbian eaddeF, boys do tdo. ladies' plain and quilted sd
lie haas. blind rt1las, cart saddles aud briebin9. Filings martngales ghhs en-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-04

/ They will initiate the following Wood viz:
White and old English Oaks, CURED and Bird
eve, Maple, Rose and Mahogany. Granite,
Nmeric.en and Italian Marbles, also House and
Sign Parting and Glazing.
Ar. Jobs thankfully received and prompt
w attended ~. Prices to suit the times, Refer
I'll pike & hart, !. NJ. Brunot Esq, ]. w.
Fowler Esq. and Col. A. Malta.
Shop 5a Church Street opposite Col: A.
NgHd'S Store.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-03-04
Dissolution.

T1rs ratnttnefsfip heretofore existing under ne iifti
~ pbttiits Il fanaae. is fills day dissolved Eugene
famine having purchased the interest Of William u.
phillips. The business will he continued ty Eugene
Tan1iia in HE ovt maine. who II Attire alltt'oflheu W
c''ie'' Il" ~ wa. d. PHILLIPS.
EUGENE LANOUE
January III, 1g4s. Efeb6h
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-11
Dial ED.

AT his residence in this village, on the
l st inst, of the Lung Fever, James E.
Smith. aged 80 years.
At Wilmington, on the lst inst. ofthe
Lung Fever, James Davlin, formerly a
resident of this place.
At bis residence on Hickory Creek, on
the 4th inst, of Influenza, Thomas H.
Blackburn, aged 60.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-11
M AIRIRI1a1D,

In this Village on the 9Th inst, by R.
Doclittle Esq, Mr.. MYRoN HOLMES to
Miss MARY JANE GRANT all OF Will Co.
At Jacksons Grove by Elder D. Mich
olson on the 9th of April. Mr.. JEPTHA
ELnERK1N and Mrs. MARY ANNA BoYCE,
all Of Jackson Grove.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-11
More Testimony against tho wings.

Extract Of letter from Colonel Samuel
Black, ofthe I'd Pennsylvania regiment,
to senator ofthe United States. dated
Cry OF MEXICO. Feb. IL. fe46.
The treaty Of Guadalupe, it was uni
veEsally believed, would be ratified by the
Congress of Mexico, aGntil the vote OF the
United States House Of Representatives
cOndemHiag the oar was ssce;ped. and
With is news that the ten regiment bill
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-11

A New ANDVALUABLE Discovery FOR THE FEET.
Boots and Shoes saturated with Sloun's wa ter
Proof Tannin Paste, is csTtain preservation
against Cold Feet, Rheumatic II and GOut Til y
differ from India Rubber Sh"es essentially in this
they not only project the feet from cold but 81
low the perspirNion 10 pass off through The poTas
Of the leather, while India Rubber soicits and
retains the perspiration, thus giving rise &c she
above mentioned evils.
Ge~rSse Sioan's advertisement
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Will CtIcuit 90 r., Of NAV Term
A. d l848.
Albert w. Bowen, J
u. ; Attachment
Atinchment.
Joseph CHakeY.

Joseph Oakley. '
Notice is hereby given 10 the said Joseph
CasAey. that writ Of attachment, hath issued
from the Circuit Court of said VIII county in
the state Of Illinois Under the seal Iher dated
the tenth day of March A d I84s, a, IN, sui,
Of the said Albert w Bowen of sAid Coun,v
Plaintiff, and against the estate Of the said Jo-
seph Caskey for the SUN of Four bundled and
four dollars and seventy cents; direcI.d 90 the
sheriff OF said >Till County to Execute: and
which said writ Of attachment ha1 been returned
BY the sheriff duly Executed
Now therefore unless You the said Joseuh
taskey shall personally be and appear before the
said Circuit Court on the fTst day Of the next
.eTm thereof so he holden at Ihe court house In
Joliet, in said County on the iyst Monday Of Nav
next, and then, ant Ihnre give special Bail and
plead 20 SAID Plaintiffs action; Judgment will be
rendered 'gainst him in the said cause. In favo
Of the said Albert " Bowen; and the uroue,,v
attached in said cause will be sold to satisfy
such Judgment, and costs
VIM. SMI I'll Clerk.
HENDERSON PPff Airy.
Dated Joliet, Mach I3th. 1913
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-11
Dissolution.

NHE Co-partneTshIp heretofore existing undey
i the 6sm of Boss, Brown & Co. ia the Couv,
;loues contract. has been dissolved by mutuai
9oass"t. The job will be carried ON under the
iFm of B .ss g. Martin
Joliet, March %. 1919
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-11

FRIEND,wHAT is YOUR HOPE Of LIFE HEXE wnRTH
0.T are you willing TO lo-c ten years at il fo'
the OnccntraIed wea, Ih o. nations? No! Then
why will you trile with your health? Use eff
cient mems to remove that cough-neglected, II
may prepare your way 10 an early grave How
many hLndTeds before you nave been hurried
through the several stages of that dcead disease
consumption down 10 IN tomb, by their post
ponement If the proper remedies IN remove it in
it's inc:pient state Their hours for happiness
aud their lives shortened. when few dnlla rs
timely used in The purchase Of DR.. WIsTAR's BAL
SAM OF WILD CHGRRY. would have re -toret them
again to health, and Ihe active enjoyment Of sor-
ETY.. Go Immediately, and procure bottle OF
this excellent medicine, and waste no longer the
opportunity Of d"ing we'll.
Sold by Henry BLAEsLEY, Agent. corner Of
Third and Chestnut ste, st. Louis, Mo !; 6nd ny
Miueson & BradneI, Joliet John L. Wilson,
Wilmington; and Jas ). Murray sons, Nor
walk 49:4w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-11

SCoRFULA ERADICATRD FROM THE SYSTEM by
USE OF WINER's ARCANUM ExTRACT.->rorfu' a
10 an hereditary disease, transmitted fom parent
to child through many generations, and it is con-
tended by many eminent physicians thai although
IL may not dsveope itself in every generation still
j, continued in the blood TO De deveIoped in some
succeeding ono with gre ,ter violence. How n"c-
essary is it then, that parents should make of
every means in their power to prevent the exIen-
sion of such scourge
Families thas are scToiulous may be recognized
by general mark Of debility, which is visable
in oil the children; their physicalEDrmaton is not
symmetrical, the limbs have not theft proper
length, the joints are generally too large their
carriage is bad and they deficient in energy,
the oEgens Of digestion are weak. Many scorfu-
lous children are never hungry; this want Of ap-
petite proceeds from nsr,ness of the digestive
organs; ii cannot continue one without becoming
an active cause af sickness. In some casss( (which
however, is very rare, voraoIous sppeIile is ex-
psriencsd, but 1win2 10 the disorded state of the
system, food does no gnod; the gGowth and
strength of children with this symptom are us
much retarded il they ate but little.
We recommended unhesitatingly and with
perfect confidence ia its success, the of Vim
er's .4rcaOum Extract, III all cases where Ihr
ubuve symptoms appear, and assn the public
that they need have no fear in Its use, as 1herc
is not an ingredient in it whit may not be adj
miristered with perfect freedvm to The most de :
lcate constitution.
Prepared by John liner. & c. 80 Maiden
lane n. sole propristors.
For sale by 4. CLEMENT, West Joliet; an
G, SNOAD, PIainfsld
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-11

Omce al joliet III.' on the list day April,
S4S.
John Ansl Charles Kever
benjamin F Alien John Kelley
Charles Barnell Samuel Lewis
'chn Bergan amuei MatheY4
Wareham Burr David Major
Eoenezer Butler Lawrence MOran2
Philip Barrett r Mason
PauBoyl John Marsh
tharles Balloon MISS . A Moore
II Bell U ; Ma tin MeleM
Byron John MunV
MrsNancy Bliss ar John NJ Miller
urs9ophIa'hsnc Luther l. Mellea
Charles Bauoll Peter Monzer t... rs.
Fheadore BAbcock b Nouhro, ESQ -
Norman Bradley JosephiParte
jacob DaToe David Parrish
w Burr John e Potter
Voreniha Burr Frederick Pnelps
Martin Bartholomew Thoma, Pigeon,
Mr. Crotiy Richard Rvon
John Collins James Richey
Thomas ConghIeD Mr. Randloy
t'wen CarFegan E K Ross
las II clark Lemucl Sh 1rt 2
Miss Susan Cole Jacob >cammehorn
r,pnram lumbar James Shockley
OatrIckS Denaghsr Seneca SIy
LANA Peter e. Shanck
= II Dexter Sawyer
J" n DtcHey Henry SpFagO
James Oicksy Andrew smith
A d Denney Nathan Smswi.v
Allsn Denney Charles Vile
nuoen Eseiion Peter Vandyke
James Fairbanks William W.I,h
Horace FIOeman George Williams
J g Green Pster WarIs,
Miss MalIsa Goodrich William Waters or
fatr'ck 6rImes Thomas Allen
John Homes F. W,ckm,r
henry Hudson M.,n;n. Ws.cs,
William Hewitt Phins,s Woif
Abel Haynes Gaoree Wi,lev
Mrs & A w i1oIchaiss Catharene WcI..;,
John Hearn Thomas MeGorwick
,llen Jardan y James Wca,l0rsv
Prssly Johnson Henry Yongre
g. w BOWEN u ~
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49, GD@Eo

SOME choice Papef Hangngs aud Few
DRY GOODS very cheap at the Post Office
Cali end see. april Ish, 1913
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-11

List OF Letters remaining "a ne :,
Office at LockPort Will Co. III on the
list day of April, 1913.
Atwood Walter Mack Daniel
Boyd Mr. Martin Edw.,a
BAKER liza Mcnamara John
benjamin VI Ot;uunerlawre,c.
Ooh'Y iiugh Perry Mercy Miss
arpenter s Robert I,
hnbbuck 4 Scranson Alvin
CaHt!onJ0mea Smith Jacob
Eaughlin fhonns Stsuhrna &c
Dodge William B Shea Eumund
O'nInm0hd John Sesb n WiIlamB
JAWS CLARK Silberman F
E.6geltOn il smith JuIius
Farley ClaEissa Miss Tillson Harvey
Farrell Michael Tiilson n
ellison t.ieaser Taimadge Charles
Glover Jones Tuldn Richard
Gallagher James ThaVre George w
Gean Monsiure Wilder Oliver
hurley VIM Webs,e JR
Hiii Z u Wyatt Robert
tiOlt Tuebna 2 Whicher Isane
'"Sraham Nathan ID Fetherstone Robert
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NorfoH.

meeting OF line oifselois IL tho Kanka.
I kee and lroquois Navigation and Nanu.
featuring company, neld az MiddIspors on the
4ila OF March. i645. twas ordered that an ia
staiment OF hve per cent. d. each shase of sht
capital sock OF said company be called for, pay
aois 10 tAs Secretary, on or before tho IUth da /,
4 May next BY ord, of the Directors.
45:6w Is WIS ". Sec.y
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-11

~'lSS.-a by 10 and nv 9 best brands. at
" MATT son &9RADNER'S
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-11

sugar HOUSE MOLA$SES by che BbI.
- at MATTESON 4 BRADNER'S.
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MATTEs0N & PRESTON.
COmm1ss1Om end
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.

st. Louis. Missouri. .,a,
JOEL a. MATTEsnN. b JOHN n. PRESTON.
FENCES.
apt. CALVIN ase, Sc. Lo,tis: 4F
Messrs Pomeroy Il Durkee, do
smith & Townsend, New Orleans:
? A Walker, Esq. BGton R.Uge;
Benjamin Wacle, ESQ.,. Matches;
Messrs. Williams L Lawrence, Quincy;
N Morris, Esq, do
l. z Sanger. E>q, GGLenG;
Asasr' Wsd'wonn, Dyer 4 Chapi"' Chicago:
Willi.m GOoding, ESQ.,. LOclpOrt;
Gen. Jacob Fry, d.
Messrs. Ma,teson s., Bradnsr, Joliet;
Walker & Hicklrng, O.tGtcG;
i" Cushman & Gridley, do
Isaac Hardy. Esq. Lasaile;
james Dunlap. Eco >. Jacksonville;
NessIs. Co,senius & GriswOld. Peoria;
/" Phelps & Bourlund. do
ION rhomas Ford, do
Messrs. BradnsT & Co :, .New York;
David Leavitl. Esq, do
Messrs Suydam, sage & &c. do
" Cunning, Hornsr & Co, .1Ibany;
A J Williams, Esq, Utica:
Msssrs. Kimberly, Psass & Co., B4faIO;
4" Joy & WeLster. do
{" Reed, Parks & Co. Beaver;
booo q Bishop, Cleveland:
Burrows & Co., Cincinnati;
Williams & Dilworth, Rtts6urg;
Knapp & Totem, do
E. & T. Faber, do
! d Harmon, Esq, Peru;
Messrs Hoffman h Goats, do
r d Brewster, Esq. do
! RidgalS. Esq, Springfield;
Webster, Esq, do
WIN Fem, ESQ, LGeon;
MsssTs Dudley & WaTdiOw, Hennepin;
:hns e Wilcox, Esq, Pskin:
Cash Advances made on C0nsign.
mentS.
lettering to Dur Gard above we take this orca
81 IN TO solicit COnsigaments of Merchandise, eli.
IheT for sale here or forwarding TO other poIats.
We shall confine ourselves TO Colnmi ssiOn al I
Forwarding Business ana feel confident in ass
ring you that our experience ia buainsss, and &C
qISinlsnce generally in the country, will enabir
us 20 glyI any business with which we may be
aVoreh, the mos, satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing TO have groceries of RnI
kind, ar any other article pLTcnased in St Louis
Or New 'Tleans u I'd shipped % them. can have il
done by sending their orders 20 US for two an; n
nal per cent "a the money invested. Persons
doing retail business any where west Of Detroit,
or Ia any other dire ton, can depend upon hav ing
their orders filed at low rates, il they sen Ga
Is, aud perhaps lower than they could by coming
themselves. Every attention shall be given in
having goods put up IN good order ant shipped q,
low rates, however small the amount may be tina,
is sent 10 Us 90 be invested IL shall DO dons
promptly and to order.
MAT ESON PRFSTON
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-04-11

vas not likely to pass. IF that bill had
passed BY q decided vote, and the war had
been approved, or not condemned, | am
persuaded the Mexicans would have a.
greed to almost any treaty proposed on
our part. We had power to enforce, and
they the disposition to accept. any terms.
The reason is obviOus-tbeir nationality
was in the very ''srticle of DEATH and
they were willing to do anything short Of
national dishonor, TO stop 1.-THE rattle and
retain the breath of life. heir armies
were defested and dispersed-their re .
sources gone-and blusrer and bravado. If
not silenced, had ceased to find an echo
Under such circumstances, those who
wished to preserve name for the nation,
had now the power to act; since there
was but one alternative give up part,
or De entirely blOtted out. But the votes
and resolutions Of one branch of Congress
have terminated them, and consequences
the most alarming are to be dreaded =
where the mischief Ia to end. no one can
predlct-God only knows how much fan
atheism and folly it grill generate. And
all from our own impolitic Ito give it no
worse term) measures. Yet do not
write in dependency, tor am one of the
sanguine.