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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23
Movements Of lndlvld uaIs.

Arrival OF carr. KERR.-Capt. George Kerr, late
Of the Louisiana Rangers, and who signally dis.
tipeushed mself in routing the guerias of Mexico
arrived in this city yesterday and stopped at Love-
joys Hotel He lisa pr inter- by profession and native
Of lvana though for years. he has resided
in New Orleans. lie will embark in short time for
California.
ExIresident Tyler, lady and family arrived in the
Long Island cars yesterday They will remain Ia
town some days.
The Cheraw Is. C) Gareue Of the 18th instant, an
nounces the death of II. Covipgton, Senator elect
from the atoria district Of Richmond and Rebeson
In North Carolina
Hon James Buchanan left Harrisburg Thursday
morning, to make brief visit to Franklin county Pa
Hon. VIM Graves, of the electors at large for
The State of Kentucky, continues dangerously sick;
in deed his recovery is almost beyond hope.
Major Walter Wiley the well known proprietor Of
the Arcade Hotel Of New Orleans, died there of the
prevailing epidemic.
Major General Gaines is in Baltimore
Brevet Najor W ii Emory, has addressed letter o
Adjutant General Jones' in which he pronou nces tho
sateme nts ade in reference to him, by the Hon T.
II Benton in his speech the nomination of General
Kearny tct be "unounded calum nes," and requests
than IAN officer be directed to put these charges in
fcrmn that he may be tried by court martial forth
with.
Rev Dr. Mott has entirely recovered from the serious
illness which has, for some time, afflicted him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23
Inv Intelligence


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, September %
1s4S.-Before Judge Betts.-The Court was adjourned
to Tuesday next.
The Murder Case.-No application to bail, by Ber-
trand and Watson, the captain and mate charged
with the murder Of Albert Burgess, was made yes
terday.
CRcUIr Court, Sept 22-Before Judge Edmonds -
On the opening of the Court this morning, his Honor
that next week he would put from so to 10
causes day on the day calendar and try such causes
as would not occupy more than an hour escn Ihst
after next week the September circuit would be adj
ourned until the 18th Of October in consequence OF
his engagements the circuit in Orange county;
that ON the 18th Of October the circuit would be re-
sumsd under Judge May nard who wonid proceed with
the jury and that hehimse would, on that day
take up the equity calendar.
Sheldon VS. Conachy and Proadfoot This was an
action for goods sold and delivered. The goods we're
purchased by Conacby, and the bill made out in his
name. and note given by Proudfoot. When the
note became due il was not paid, and Conaohy then
fer tho first time, stated that there partnership
between himself and Proudoot, and that the latter
was to pay for the goods, and produced correspond
ence to that effect There was no defence, and judy
ment was given for plaintiff.
Proudtoot VS.. Cooper-This was action to recover
500 the amount OF Goctor's bill. The jury gave
verdict Of $40.
COMMON Pleas, September %, 1875 Before Judge
DAILY ALEXANDER Us. Wortendyks This action
on promissory note for S262; defence, usury. Adj
journed to tel morrow
COMMON Pleas, SPECIAL TERM, Sept. 22.-Before
Judge lngraham Decisions, In the matter OF me
channels lien houses In 22d streetMoon to cancel
ihe lien granedthe clerk to enter the same on the
docket Bernard vs.. Chapman Referred to Geo: W.
Banney, Esq Caudsll VS.. Parkhprst.Refeired to
Peter Wilson, Esq. Mkenns vs. Clark-Moton to
show cause denied. Michael Lane and another VS.,
VIM. y. Clarke-Motion denied.
+ CorKr CALENDAR ron rms DAY-Common Pleas
Same calendar as yesterday
CouRr or APPEALS, Sept 2l.-Al the Judges present.
No. 23-Bfory Martin by her friends, Norris l..
Eartia-D ID. Field was heard for appellant, and II.
d. Dwryea for respondent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23
BROOKLYN Intelligence.

EXAMINATION OF GiLDERsLEEvE, FOR BIGAMY.-The
examination Of Gdersleeve, the charge Of bigamy
has take place and he being dismissed The testimony
of the with whom he has been living, being,
the effect, that there marriage contract be-
tween them. He is, however, held on the charge Of
abandonme Mt, hut for that he has sufficient defe
having left his wife with the means Of support He is
also held on charge Of bastardy but it Is probable
he will run through with little damage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

CAPE HAyTIEN AND JAcMEL. The schooner Abel
Story, from Cape Hayden, I'd inst, arrived at this
port this morning. All quiet there when she left
The President exp. cted to visit the place shortly
Business exceedingly duh and the paper currency
OF the Island was much dspr-ciated One hundred
and eighty paper dollars paid for doubloon four
five months ago the rate was 20 for doubloon. An
Epgsh bark had arrived which stopped off Jacmel for
papers The captain Of this bark reports that all
quiet at Decentralization Traveller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-23

Tug COPPER MINES IN MAssAcHUsErrs-Th
corner mines said TO be IN Concord, Mass. ARE To-
Gated in the town Of Carlisle
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

THE Sun BURNISG OUR,-James Ar
lington Bonnet has been looking al the
Sun through telescope which magnifies
the spot theron about 1000 times. The
Sun. he says, a globe like the earth, is
tas, burning out the cnmbustible materia;
which il contains. Waves of fumes can
De distinctly observed Oh the SUMS disc,
and the the time viii come and that not
very distant either, shat the solar system
will have star. light only or rather the light
q oshss suns which may burn longer than
ours This will be-. as regards 1.-THE
end OF his bodily existence on this world.
This assumed discovery of Mr. Bennet's
las given rise in his mind to some vague
theories in regard to the solar system,
which il will be time enougI to investi
gate particularly when the Gun shall be
on fire.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
CLOTH DRESSING.

Doae on reasonable erms and a ,hor notice.
None butthe best workmen will re employed.
Any person going 10 Chicago, from the centrai
or southern part of the Stale, will pass by this
-r"wHsnnu all tins Subscribers wish TO ensure
continuance o. patronage, is to once have man
patronize them. Wool can be sentby water up the
Illinois river.drecteG to Matteson&c Bradner, Jo-
let, Will CO. to the care Of Mr.. Abrams, Peru, III
anu 1t WILDE forwarded, whsre cloth will he put
up in neat and sale manner. according to the
above terms and sent in return to any pa of the
Stale, withouttroubling the owners inaccompany
IL. MArTESON & BRADNER
N. B. Persons coming from distanF with
a quaptitynf Voolto becarded OF ma NJ "a ctured
If obi ised to stay overnight, shall be to m ex
pense. NJ &B
Joliet. March god. Ia47.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
@Rev. Mr.. Turnbull. in a recon, dis.


course on the law of reve IatiOn, says:
'sI'he Bible for more than a thoussnd
years has gone hand in hand with cIviliza.
ton, science and law Et has never heen
behind the age-nay, it has. always gone
before IL IKE the pillar of fire before Is
rseL in the wilderness. Its great primer.
pies Of order, submission and its very
presence among them has been a saving
ark, a refuge aad rest How far even
beyond the present time CLEANS the light
oflaat wondrous book which describes
and promises freedom and fraternity, that
divine and universal hrAhsrhood OF
which The nations only dream. In q
Word, the Christian Revelation is the true
salt ofIhe earth, the vital force of com.
nnunilies and states. Il aloha regener.
etes while it preserves There never
says Eord Bacon. was found in any age
Of the world. either religion or law, tina,
dtd 80 highly exalt the public good as the
Bible..
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
Dr.. Rogers 9Fr 0f
-LTVERFFeIRT Az lax. 8
THIS GREAT RE- EDA


Asroea loais . NyonaerflIgy Eztraordinary!.! =
coNsJMergur, GAN EE CURED!
And we defy the wbole worlG 60 produce sucn
strong aud uEsdoub ted testimony from men of such
high standing as We have i'm favoraoF DIR Rogers
Livsrw0rt and Tar. ltnot only cures Consump-
ton, but breaks up the most distressing cough in
a few hours time
Another Remarkable cure of Consumption. -
Mr. Gabriel Whitehead. OF this city, was reduced
30 low that all friends. and evsa mis- physicians,
had given him up to die
M. A l.. Scovelle As owe my life 10 the
use of Or Rogers Liverwozt and Tar, l-feel il
duty, and shall without fear or delicacy give
my testimony as evidence that Others who may
be aflicted with consumption or diseased Lungs
may know that this medicine is no numbug, bu,
Is worth ten Thousand ply .icians' prescriptions
for the disease for which il is recommended.
Last summer was taken with most distress
ing cough, and about the firsI of July my Lungs
were so diseased that bled. in short tins sew
eFal Quarts of blood, which reduced me so low
that all my friends and even my physicians,
thought must soon die with Consumption. My
brother, however, soon heard of some of the Won
derful cures made by this medicine, and procur.
ed a bottle. and nefore had taken one half a
bottle, it seemed 90 The very seat of the dis
ease, aud raised a large Quantity of matter and
phlesm and my cough was stopped as with a
'harm. l have since used same two or three
bottles and am now able 20 attend to'my busi-
ness as wei. as ever,
feel very thankful 10 the inventor of this med
icine, 'or if il had not eel for all powerful
medicine to have raised the matter and phil gm,
and healei my Lungs, should without doub.,
now have been III my grave.
ifany one will call on me, Catherine street,
half square below Linn, will give them the
particulars and refer them to numerous friends
who visited ms during my sickness.
GABRIEL ~ HlfEHEAD.
Cincinnati, Jan. 10TH 1917
Sworn TO aud subscribed this Goth day 0f No
verissl, 1871. II E SPENCER, Mayor of the city
of CINCINNATI.
Caution This remedy is put up with a 6ae
white steel engraved wrappers, which reads On,
the bottom ofthe bottle 'enlered according ia
act of Congress Sc" by A L Scovll in The
southern district of Ohio. Purchasers please OBJ
serve the name OF ga l. ScoviL" without which
It is spurious II BLAKSLtY & Co.
South west corner third and Chesnus SITS II Lod-
is, general Agents Tor the west.
Sold also by GEO ii WOoDRUFF,J oliei; whole
sale and telril by L NJ RoYc& and J II REED Il
Co, Chicago
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

6 ''How these men do talk about
exercising right of sufferings 70 said Mrs.
harrington. ''as If no body in the world
suffsr9d but themselves. They don'ithink
Ofoua sntlsriRgs; We, poor. efealurs. must
suffer- and say nothing about il. and drink
cheap tea, aud be troubled with the child
zen, and scour and scrub cur souls out;
and we heyeFAay 8 word about il. But
a.man easaas on once year. like farmers
almanac, and grumbies about his suffer-
iags; and is only then Jest 10 choose q
governor. alter all. These nan are hard
oEainre 10 find out. and ain't worth much
aftos yeu haze found 'saa GU. Boston
- - s.ass ;Ere.xa.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
TO FARM ERS.
JOLIET
WOOllen Factory.

The Subscribers vii, keep on hand a iarg,
assoitme 10 fcloth o thrrIwnnaI which
they prOpose to exchUng for wool. They will give
one yard Of good heavy cloth fcrtwo and half
pounds ofgund clean wool of the same quality;
orthey will work wooldpon shares IS follows :givt
one hat The cloth the DOL makes By receiving
eight cts peryard from the customer upon their
half, all that the wool makes by receiving thir-
n-cighi cents per yard for manufacturing. They
will als0'hanufacturc fOI customer BLANKETS
JEANS, & FLANNEL, as we'll as SAIL
NETT & FULLCI.OTH
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
YANKEE Abroad.

stTalk about your darned fass INES.
-esid a Yankee TO Cockney, who was 80
ss,n,,dent as, IA The uaual roads. while
she couple where progressing al the rate
of aTprty miles an hour on the Birm1ng
ham raiIway. why, Mister this ere.
road il purify considerable for England.
but il wont do 'Meriky. We ride strad.
die Of telegrafs there. when we're in
hurry. but when we amt We take The.
railroad. Now them roads ain't slow, a
I'lI tell you i was comm from Phila-
del6hy. to York. when ses to a'ielier,
STUN close by ms--'who Oh airlh owns
this big garden with white pa Inns, around
lit
4 don't see no white palms, ses he.
don't see nothin' else, ses |. land
mighty tall fence it is too
The Teller hurst out a lafhn'--'why
you darned iool,' he ses, them's the iele.
graph C posts.' And sure enough when
the engine teller stopped, ! saw. them
posts hundred yards apart, and we hal
been goin' so all fired fast, they locked
for all the world like palms.
At this moment the bell rang as sta
ton signal, before the cockney had fully
recovered from gonathan's last dose.
Whats that bell ringing fort inquired
the latter ofhis English friend.
we are approaching D -.
well them kind Ufbell fixins does for
these ere slow cars, but we can't use
'em in 'Meriky.'
'Ah, why notr
Travel too fasi--fact, beat sound all 10
smash We would be smack through a
village before the noise of the clapper was
10 the neighbcrhood.
You don't say!' exclaimed the astonish
ed Cockney.
Fact again. by thunder! Why, I was
on the York cars when them are steam
whistles was first tried. Maybe you've
heard Of the terrible ACCIDENT Not
Well, sir, we were going il strong. Har-
Tycanes were no whar--all nature seem
ed shaiin' to pieces---when several miles
of something was seed on the track
The whistler was let loose. and she did
scream awfdlly, hut it was no manner of
use, for after unnbIing over span of
horses and big market wagon, was
just raising from pond, when along
came the whistler's boiler. mixed up with
some big curses mind to have heard the
engine man rip out when he first saw the
wagon. But the poor Teller was dead
when his voice arrived. Faet-goI the
documents
'Extraordinaryl' exclaimed the horror
struck Cochney, 'and do you use whistles
yerl'
Bless your soul, no Congress stopped
'em right off, and now we acts on the
philosophical principle that light travels
an all fred sight faster than sound
which will do for this generation. We
now tell 'em where comm by Dustin ou'
q light that does astonish animal creation.
and reckon it rather surprised the plan
etary system at first When il was frs,
tried at night, the ROSTERS on the road
commenced Growing, and the chickens all
got down from roost thinking it was day.
light.
The cars SUDDENLY slapped. when iona.
than having arrived at the point OF his
debarkatiOn, looked round at the bewiId
cred COckney NODDED his head. and with
alittle carpet bag chucked under one arm
AID anumb-etIa under the other. took his
leave as sober as a deacon.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

s"rHEkEAS 4 spurious iqsit9tien II e
w I1Sfar's 4Batsan Of Wi1d Cksr.y,',
been can. as6 no y esssrn country By soms so.
tsrfs;,s-,s +, tho east This noiiee Il in,saisd
.uan;csin " canton The public u puEeknsI1.
sxe.p, an sieria lures Of Hspss Wistar. II b -
laaford Ind PARK, appear Oh the outside tfEr
] Ter : without both thess nausse. do nostoush +
tl,us.;s,I and Dealers wiio would fiiseosnssns,-
thia a. I'm of WHOLESALE swlndling now bS;.
carried Y, by coua.erieitiug and exposing /,
ale n. runners over The G uniFy) evefy ssius
BILE med line. so soon IS Il aequifssa rspui6llo
Win .,hI Spu,muniiy, sre earnestly fsqgssIsa<
Sbs,s lar and n When the spurious pre-
Ibove Isfefrsd ID may be offered IoI salS
r ell 3 80 n II BEAkSLEX q
lnly Agenissin St kouis, and Gsnsrss
ihe western states. --~-s--.a .'
Sawyer and Co !. and BrinksfhOf e Psni
not our agents for the sale Of s'wisFAtss "a
m Chicago, nor have they eyef been az
Consequently, we cannof sgaEransee shs
iness of that offered by them for sale Oui
authorised agents in ehicago, are Msssrs
BovcE and J n REED & Co. Also
HATTFsoN s. BRapsER. Jolief. il ssfati
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
y. HI. BROWN,
DRI GGlST g. APOTHECARY,

Chicago Street, Ease Joliet, Nl.
! NTsOuED inform his old customers and the
w putlic generally, THAT he is now roceivins
the largest assorimentof Drugs sdicines, Paints.
Oils, Vanish, Brushes, Patent medicines, horse
ever before brought 70 this market, which he will
may be fcund the flfil0wstz rS1ss
Paints, Dye Stuffs, &C,
Black leaG. chrome gieen, cllouIe reiaow, raris
green, fake white, drop lake, carmine. refined and
common lamp black, lilhaige, gold. silver and
copper leaf, bronze, smalts, pumice stone. sand
paper, fresh putty, prussian blue, red lead, rose
pink, crucus mariis, vandike spanish brown.
venetiau red, English. terra de sienna. umher,
serdegris, ultra marine rosin, yellow ocher, an
natto or otter, ext. losw God, madden, indigo, red
sanders, wedgwood morters, spatulas, Evans Ian
Gets, catheters, pudngslrusses, gum elastic rings
PNteMt eWeddriHeS,
Hoopers, Mofais, Brantreths, Pmnnsys smiths
sugar coated, Persian, Elmorss. Lees, tiibbards,
Braggs, Poorma and Oriental Pills, balssm OF
wild cherry, phoenix bitter. Beckman's syrup,
India, cholagogue Indian tonic, F,.sgate's ano-
lyme cordial, Thompsops eye water, Farrels ara
bian linamenl, nerve and bone linan1ent, Town
sends celebrated sarsararilla syrup. Sberman's
Graffenburg's and Fahnestock's meaicines.
PERI u M = RX. 90.
Cologue wafer, ears oil rose oil, rose water,
lavender water, ext. amelia, balm OF columbia,
bay rum antique oil. tonqua beans. smelling salts.
toilet powder, otto roses. shaving cream, teeth
brushes, india and ihdelble ink, tama rinds, pre-
pared cocoa, and variety Of shaving and toileI
sonn
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
aclEtDeII RoOks.

SAUNDERS series, sincIunipg the. Sfb keeder,
Wilson'S History 81 the United states ThnInp-
son's Mental. PracEc1i and Higher Arith:nAtie.
Perkins Afithmatic5 DAy - Algebra mad IEigo-
norletry, Cutter,ss Anatomy aud Physiology.
tIischcock's Geology, .;oHistocx's Chemistry and
Philosophy, Gray's Chemistry, Well,s and
Brownie Grammar, Me kllgoit's Manuel and
Analyses. Juvenile end School Music, &C., AZ
the VIII county Drug and Book Store. by
Get q, ts43. P Filler.
SODA BISCUlT-FTe sh---jusI rec & BY
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
Fam " Oimfmema.

GLO4N'S DIN TMENT is now uriversally
y acknowledged N be an infarible remedy in
every case where it has been applied ON the hu-
man system, for promotng Insenaibie Psrspira.
tion, diswin : out the infialnaii u hom wound.
re Giving pain Of evory kind, and IN It's healing
qualities. Tne world does mt produces its equal
and the pubii: prnnopnce il the cheapest AID
best Family Ointme Mt that has ever been used
All disc nses ofihe Flesh, Obstinate Uucers, Did
Sores, Chi;blains, Sore Throat, Burns, Cuts,
t.HS~eous Eruptions, SIRE Nipples, fore Breasts
Diseases Of the Eye, que in the face, side, back
and the other parts Of the s,siem Balls. u
GERS, Scald Head, Biuises, Fresh Wounds and
every kind Of sore containing che least particle
of ir6amaiion, are permanently eurea by this
great remstly. W. b. SLOAN
Grand Depot, 40 Lake ct Chicago, Illinois
And sold in nearly every snwn in All he wess-
era SaStss. $50 3 fkf4 49,
ALTMAN ACS!ALMANACS! AEMANACS.
--lls. JAYNE would levehy inform the pub
licihat he p,lblshes annually for grasuiIags dis
sribulion, By himself aud al his Agents, an AL
naBaes esilSd -
gzEass -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
StOVes!! StOVestI
1 gST RE6Iss....,.. =! :! -. .Er

UST KEll1lC]t7.- ..m,o
u W<RE STORE. bv %nsS Z nAeI
Nest. Comprising asgreat pa RIETY d
.NEW P4TTERJHS amone winch are tkSta
lowiBg: Iron Witch, alright, with Ian
brick Oven; Bucks justly celebrated Air-tgh
Granger's DO; American do; Yankee Motto
Double Oven and and premium oil sizes a
prices. These Stoves are ali albany cdsfipi
heavy and durable. and w rI1nted 10 work
Together with which we have Box and Pal
Stoves Of all sizes and patterns.
We would invire all in want Of Stoyeeto 3
US call and examine our stock. as we are
termITed to cell at as low prices IS can be boY
al Chicago. We also manufacture Copper, Bird
Shret-Iron and Tin Ware. and keep on hal
ard for sale Wholesale aud retail opposite 4
National Hotel, West Joliet. sFEl
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
SlOas's Valuable New vi
1.a OlR i.OYeee. baS
THE COMPLETE E-tRRIER. Of

Price only IS Cenfs. &
g THIS celebrated work. although i, = sold !,
cheap rsfe, is the bssi one ever published on +
Diseases of Horses. L. is written in plain q
suag', that every body can understand, and
directions for the treatment Of diseased kortesv
80 minute as not 30 be mistaken by tbs NEST
tuse among ostlers. S. q eza ssEl b ~
Persons " anting single cspT Of this work, IN
carefully enclose IS cent piece in half q shs
Of paper. The postage on the work will be or
cents 10 any part of the U nited States. 4 y
Address w. b. SLOAN, No 40 Lsks tf6
'hicago -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
EMPORIUM OF FASHION,

MtfCHEL'S Large and s,na v Geography,
lV1 Olney's Geography AMI tlas, Burreu's
Geography of the Heavens with Atlas, Kirkhams
Grammar, Bnlliea's 90. Browne d, ;, Smiths
do. Wells DO. at the Book and Drug Store.
Nov 81 p Filler.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
Blackelllifllime.

vi + Subscribers wish to inform the public and
an relr old eustomers, Thai they intend, TO,
the future to.:ontinut the Biaeksmthing bus,nes.
1t their old strand in East lalist. few rods y es
OF Hervey loves store, where the public. car
haSo their work done as wall, and chsa per, thai5
at anyFoiher Shop in thed'ounfy. AL kinds o
Produces takenin pa ymenf. 80
NEWMAN Z JONATHAN CURTIS.
] liet. Feb IS IS4R. CO.'S -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26

nROADCIUFHS, of superior quality, for
4 } sale OF Clement Sold stand, opposite Mer-
charts Row. by RS HIGGINS.
ENON SYRUP superior article by the
La dozen, or in smaller quantiti,e, at
nRRnwN'a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26
REMOVAL.

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform HE
l. friends and the public generally that he ha'
Removed his Tailoring Establishment to the
Lock House No ,, near the upper Bridge,in West
Joliet, where he is prepared % do work on the
most reasonable terms. Cutting done on hor.
notice, and warranted to it il properly made up
Tho latest Paris and London Fa -hons will he
constantly received, thereby enabling him 10 fur.
nish garments in the latest and most approved
style. lie tenders his grateful thanks for past IA
vors and solicits continuance Of the same.
Joliet. Feb % lS46. N. SMALI.FY.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-26


THE Observation-Disclosures manufac.
ture Castings ofall kinds, for custom.
ers at shor1notice, Havingrecentlyerect-
ted a large addition to his establishment,
he is enabledto furnish all kinds ofcas
tings as cheap as any in the West.
TxxRHSAgIH2 1HACH1NES
Oftw0 varieties-Stationary cleaners, &
Locomotive cleaners, containing the la
test improvements, and finishedin su.
perior style constantly on hand.
Allkinds Of Grist mill, Saw mill, and
Factory gearing furnished to order from
the latest improvedpatterns.
Hollow ware, Ploughs, and other ar
ticles usually furnished atsuch establish
ments constantly on hand.
ScrapIron received in exchange for cas-
tings or work.
M. L. ADAMS.
voliet. March, 10. le46.
yHNHE largest. cheapest anc most IA bic
4 lotofttinghams, Worsted Plaide, De I.ains.
and CashmeIes. can be found on Bluff stat
6YsS
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Tartar, & at reduced prices.