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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31
The Real Free Soil Ticket

he real Free Soil party ia the party
that goes to make the soil free, no. free
from slavery merely, but free to all those
who see fit to cultivate it. Gerrit Smith
is at the head ofthis party. He has sign.
ed the "free soil'' pledge. and offered to
withdraw his name, if Messrs Van b.
rem and Adams would also sign the pledge.
The difference between the two parties,
is this. The election of Mr. Smith would
give US President .or the WiImos Pro-
viso and Free Soil too. The election of
Mr.. Van Buren, would give US President
t"r the Wilmot Proviso. hut not for free
soil" in the original meaning OF the word.
Look at the electoral! tickets in this
State. for instance. Take the aggregate
acres of land owned by the whole Van
Buren, ticket in Illinois, and it will exceed
that ofaA the other tickets il this State.-
Indeed, we think there is one gentleman
on the Van Buren, electoral ticket. tina,
owns more land than is owned by all the
gentlemen on all three ofthe other tick.
cts. Now the real free sellers are on.
posed to monopoly Of the public lands
IN every shape, and believe that every
man should have piece of land TO cult.
Vate.--Chic. Dem.
GTBe!0Ee Gen. Cass was a candidate
Tor the Presidency, lie was spoken of by
men OF all parties as statesman who
conferred honor upon the American name.
The North American Review thus spoke
of Gen. Cass in S37:
1.-The history and science. as we'll as
the social prosperity of Michigan,are not
under greater Obligations TO any individ
ual. living or dead. than to that Of this
distinguished soldier, scholar and states
man."
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31
4 Yoirs from Andr.w Jackson.

How amin aIing 10 the bosom of every
fEeeman, while such contest as the one
now enacting before us is raging through
the continent. to call up the sentiment.
aud opinions of the venerable old hero
who sleeps in peace beneath the shade
OF tbs Hermitage! Were he now living
among US, he could scarcely have more
directly or pointed!y rsbnked the singular
conduct OF the wing candidate for the
Presidency than in the warning voice he
uttered TO his countrymen years ago.
Let bis admonitlon find its way to every
American heart These are his words,
worthy of the generous impulses, the
frank and noble nature, of Andrew Jack.
son:
81 say, again, fellow citizens, remem
Der The fate Of ancient Rome, and vote
for no candidate who will not tell you.
with the trankness Of an Independent,
freeman, the principles upon which, if
elected, he will administer your govern
fnent.
"That man deserves to be a SLAVE
who would vote for mum c4niiddie
where his liberty is at stake. Can u
freeman who values his rights, vote for
such a man, who, when his opinions are
asked for. insults you with the reply: Il
will answer no questions coming either
from the friend or foer" I ans Wer FOR
YOU, that none worthy to be free can d.
so.
With what peculiar force does this
strong language apply to the dark silence
that now hangs around General Zachary
Taylor, who "laid il down as principle. >
upon the UariOus questions OF policy nou
at ISSUE be'Veen the political parties OF
the country" Yelled in deep and i'm
qeneirable mystery, he dodges all public
investigation and inquiry. and throws
himself behind the scenes, the better &c
Umuggle himself into station for which
ne is so united, and which is necessarily
filled with many vital public question:
demanding his immediate and positive
avowals, as well as his prompt and de
cisive action Was it ever thus in time.
gone by? Has it ever been so with Henry
Clay? with Daniel Webster! u it'll any o
those shining lights on whom the opposi
ton have often showered down their en-
thusiastTe praise and planditsl We ash
the Taylor party,(for altra whiggery. i
seems, is no longer party designation
under the Taylor flag) we demand o
them to ShOU their colorS. Let Us have
their principles, ifany belong TO them
Cure stand out without disguise. None
among US are ashamed or afraid to avow
them; and we make our emphatic appeal
Gothe masked and sec uded friends Of
''Old Buena Visa" to open up their coun
trymen the measures and policy the prob
iematic event of his success, that are tc
govern or administration. Come gentle
men out Of it, Union.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31
DR.. Rogers Syrup of
LIVER WORT AND TAR,
THE GREAT REMEDY


Wiraeulo:ts! WoHdetfuI!! EEtrdordinary!!!
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!
And we iefy the whole world to produce sucn
strong and undouhted testimony from men of such
high standing as we yEvs in favor of DIR Rogers,
Liverwort and TAT. II not only cures Con.ump:
ton, but breaks up the most distressing cough in
a few hours time.
Mr. Gabriel Whitehead, OF this CITY. was reduced
90 low that all friends. and even mis- physician,
had given him up to die
M. A l. Scove!le:-As owe my life 10 the
use of iIr Rogers Liverwort and Tar, I feel it
a duty, and shall without fear or delicacy give
my testimony as evidence that Others who NAV
be afflicted with consumption diseased Lungs
may know fiat this medicine is no numbug, bu,
is w0,th ten thousand piy.icians' prescriptions
for the disease for which il is iaconnen ended.
Lest summer vas taken with most dis
ng cr'ugh, aud about the frs, Gf July my Lungs
we're so diseased that bled. % a hort tins sew.
sral quarts Of blood, which redicei me % low
that all my friends and even my physicians,
thought must soan die with ConsumptIon. NV
brother, however. soon heard of SOME Of the won
derful cures made Oy this meticiHe; and procur.
Ell bottle. and Oefofe had taken une half a
bottle il seemed 90 the very seat OF the dis
ease, aud raised large quantity of matter and
phlesm and my cough was stopped as.wiih a
harm. ] have since used some two or three
bottles and am now able TO attend 60 my BUSH
ness as wei! as eycl,
feel very thankful TO the inventor of this me;
cne, tor If IL had not eel for some all pavss ful
medicine 70 have raised the matter and phil gm,
and healed my Lungs, should witliout doub :,
now have been IN INV grave.
dany one will call on me, Catherine street,
half square below Lihns L viii give them the
particulars and refer them to numerous friends
who visited me duTins my sickness. -..- Z.
/ GABRIEL HlfEHEAD.
Cincinnati, Jan. l0th l647 ), -.@
sworn TO and subscribed This 20th day of No
ver1hei, lS47. II e SPENCE, Mayor Of the cit,
| of Cincinnati.
| Calltioa-I'his remedy Is put up with. !. Il =,
white sleel engraved ,PrappeTA, which leads OF
| the boltam ofths bottle tsntered according "a
act of Congress &c,%s BY AL ScoviI in IN.
southern distriet Of Ohio. Pareheseis please OBJ.
serve the name OF IA l. sconLn without which
| it is spuy5ons n. BEAKSI,EY e. Co
South west corner third and Chssnu. sts 80 Loo
| is, general Agents for the west Sc 3
/ Sold also by GEO H WpopaUYE, Joliet; whole
/ sale and ietsil By !. M RoScE and , H RseD 4
Co. ChieagO. y
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Free Soil.

The leaders Of the so called free soil
movement are the veriest knaves Of the
political world. Bankrupts in cHarac-
Ter, in truth, and in political capital, they
have nothing to lose by their fraudulent
efforts to deceive the people, and hence
they press onward in their crusade against
the government and its institutions with
the recklessness of desperation. The
Combination of political tricksters OF such
opposite creeds as Van Buren,. Adams,
Giddidgs, Leati,t, Dix, Gates, &C., &c,
should, Of itself alarm the people No
high or holy purpose could ever unite
such prOAigate conspirators. Hercd and
Plate could be made friends only al The
airline where truth and Innocence shou;d
be offered up in sacrifice. The sudden
friendship of these ancient aid fierce po
liticsl foes could be cOnsumated only al
the altar on which they designed to i'm.
tnOlate the glorious constitution of the
Republic. They are traitors, morally
9ll Of them, who only lack the oppOrtuniI,
20 perpelrate the overt acts of IreacLer,
against the uniofI-such as would make
the ear Ofthe boldest Jingle and the hear
ofthe bravest quake. They are the very
worst kind Of traitors. for they rush for
ward il their work of destruction will
the banner Of free soil floating owe
ihem---the song Of freedom IN Ihei
na6tths, and the words Of prayer falliu,
from their lips. Hyposrities Of the deep
sst dye. they compass sea and land {
tnake one PrOselyte. and wheu he is mad
Zen fold more the child Of hell than be
fore. They should be avoided as thos
whom Heaven has made mad befor
swift destruction Overiakes them. The
should be sPurned as pirates seekin
stealthily 20 capture and scuttIe the shi
ofthe Union, and blot out from existanc
the rich blessings Of civil and politics
hbegty beqnsashsd tous BY our Fathers
-Geaees Gazetfe.g ssessE 5.
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tEPAlerII a.Une has ecursd that abiding con-
6dence which exists III the minds OF those whose
lot Il has been TO test the virtues of thar incon
parable remedy, smIth's Tonic Syrup, In the
lrsainrai OF Fever and Asue, Intermittent and
RemiIicnt Fcvers. Its beneficial fleets are cGn-
tined to 30 particular section, locality or climate
Il has been amp Eestad in the cold, bleak anr
hIiy regions of the north, "a well as the suIIEy
miasmatic valleys Of the sGulhS aud in all case,
1t has prove a safe and positive cure-thus es-
tabiishIng lit efficacys the great joy and ad.
miration OF this afflicted world.
B.waie nfall spurious preparations of sinl;lal
name. and take none but the true Smiths Tome
Syruy. which may be obtained at the store of q
IL. Woodruff.
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TAE nIFEEREMCE.

( The ordinary Hintments and LinimeDts, il IL
well known, aIe severe aMzi partial in their OPP
GRAFTON SLAMS OINTMENT is mild, yeI thor
ought reaches aud removes the cause, hence
it gives real and permanent fshef
For pufiiyS 'nildness, safety, certainty and
lnorOuhness, Sioanss Ointment excels. and II
rapidly superssding ali o.her Oiniments ant
Liniments NV in use.
fePSee Advertisement.
All The Medicines advertised BY w B sloan
art sold on agency, ~ q H Woodruff, J II
Brown, A W Bowen, Joliet; Merrill 4 jenkins
LockpoEtv
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sprciai Caution.

/" HEREAS spsrioan isiilGtion Of s0s
Wv !, Wistar's Baissm Of VIM CHery,n has
been sent, into ths estern eospty by sons eouns
ierfetsr in The east. This notice 10 inssndsd %
particularly canton the public in purchasing,
except the sigma lures Of Henry Wistar, 10 D. aud
sanford and Park, appear ioi. the outside .xfap.
PSI. without both these names, do not touch II
'Uiusglsss and Dealers who would diseosn sspa nee
tnis system Of wholesale swiudling now beink
carried on by coua.erfeiting and exposing faS
sale 10y RUNNERS over the couniry) evefy .veiua.
bic medicine. 60 soon i. GcquiTes a IepusasIo,,
With she coi"munity. sre earnestly, rsoues,ed 20
give iultpediete intelligence 10 the unasrviensa
whenever and by whom TIE spurious prepess,ie55
above referted TO may be offered for sale.
a, I'll RLAK$LEY. e. Co
Only AgeGis in Sc Louis, and General agsnss Ter
Sawyer and Co and BginteshoG e Penioa are
not our aRens Tor the sale Of ssWlsTAR's~BALsAn.s
IN Chicsgo, nor have they ever beesh aeenis..-
EonseqJsntIy, We cannot guarfsn the eens-.
iness OF that offered by Them for SALE. Our only
aothnrised agents in chicago, are MessrsL M
BoYcE and J H REED & Co. also Messrs
MATrFsoN & BRADSER, Jolist.
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PATaNT %EDToiN.s.

PATENT %ED1o1Nas,
THE following nre few of the deseryedl,
popular Patent Medicines 70: sale at the uWilI
TO. Drug and Book Store.'' doors north of the
Pos, Office, Toilet, Illinois. Every article war
runted genuine.
Wi.ters baIsam of Wild Cherry.
Bucnan's Hungarian Balsam.
Turlington's Balsam of Life
Doct. Salter's Ginseng Panacea
Graelenbcrg Medicines
Compound Tonic Mixture
Syrup of P;eurisy root & sarsa parilla
" IS ofCohosh and SaEsaparilla
" Extracs of Sarsaparilla
Jew Davids or Hebrew Plaster
Nerve and Bone Linsment.
Compound Horse Linament
tired Bottle" IAN English LinamenO
Thompson's Eye Water, Cooks do
Bateman's Drops, Gonfrey's Cordial
Fosgata's Anod net 'orhial, Seidlitz Powders
Harlem Oil, British Oil
Steers Opoheldnc, Whiiinss Liquid do
Sir John Hills Pecturial Balsam of Honey
Pills OF all kinds and prices, from 81 cent, to
Si,0O per hOX. e filler
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31

II MES SAGE TO THE AFFLICTED!
w. O'Connor's purely vegetable Fever and
Ague Nosirum is one of the best me-. ic ines eve
offered 10 he public tor the cure of fever ami
ngue, bilious ant lHleGm ittan: fsYcrs. chill fe
vers, &c all the various kinds Of bilious dis
cases pecu iRr to the western country. II thor.
oughly cleRnses the system of all impurities, and
at the same time mparts strength and vigor to the
frame: thus aoviatiny the enfeebling practice Of
h'st 2ursing and then rebuilding the cnnstIiutIon
It's tonic po" ers such that il makes the sys-
TEN almost imperviousto future attacks. Add to
The anove the :olIo wing considerations, and we
think no rational man or woman will, hesitate to
give O'COnnor's Ague Nostrum pref renee:
LIST. 1t is pu'ely vegetabIe-entireIy uncom bin
cd with mineral subtance.
Fad. IL is free from Qnin;ne.
Sd 1t is compo ed OF I0estern vegetables-and
as there is 20 local disease without local appro.
pirate anrIdoIe. wa claim that O'Connor's madi-
cine is superior to any other for the bnvs diseases
Tile great success which has attended this
medicine and its immense sale in the atjr i'm ing
states, has induced some unprincipsd etch 10
put up a worthless article and TO cover its ut
ter wurthlessness with the name of O'Con,or's
fever AMI az ue med icine, which he knew would
ensure it sale until tested. His representa- ATOMS
induced merchant in this place to become 10
agent. But early and etfectual measures will be
t4ker to bring the rascal to justice ~ p{:on-
nor's medicine has never bnen Rep, in Joliet till
very recently. and we would say that we have
appointed Mr. P Filler sole agent. where the gen.
uIne article can only be had in the place
Each Bottle Is warranted TO cure, if the direc.
tions are followed; il not the money will be re-
fnnded-In all cases cures
w O'C.)NNOR & CO he
For sale by P. Filler, Joliet; also at all the
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GUN. SMlTHTNG

James M Bennett, wOuli respectfully
inform the cIt'Heus OF Joliet and vicinity, that
he has located Ola Chicago 81, where he is now
prepared to Manufacture double and single barrel
KiA S, which he will warran, not to be surpassed
in shouting by any Rife nov manufactured in
the UnIted States.
AL kinds of repairing done UP on the shortest
notice. Door Locks, Trunk Locks and Door KEYS
made and repaired in the best manner. All
kinds of work warrented.
Joliet, Aug. 18th. 1913
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. a = Gil Els, SGoSEs.
"A. n ID

IN }. KINNE & Go., have just received a
l. neat AMI fashionable assortment IF Jewel
ry. at their store in West Joliet, two doors north
Watches, Ladies' Gold CHAINS, Bracelets, Gen
ten EMS Pins, Rings and Kevs, Gold and Steel
Pens, Geld and Silver Cases, Silver, Plated and
German Silver Spoons, Silver Steel and German
Silver Spectacles, Hamming 4 Sons Needles,
Scissors, Penknives. Tooth and Hair Brushes.
Razors Razor Stops, Fancy work Boxes, g..
N R-Watches. Clocks and Jewelry careful.
ly repaired aud warranted.
Joliet, May %, IS45. Stiff
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i'll addition to this extensive assortment of Drugs
and Medicines, has brought OH a well selected
stock of Books iand statinnary, comprising F;
School, Blank, Law and Medical Books: hall
maps, great variriv) Mischcl's 'lutiiha Maps,
huFcn P-amody, N~thodist lynn Books, Pol
ygl'u Bibles, Nw Ts.taments; Historical ana
scientific works and every variety Of Miscellane-
Gus reading by Tho popular authors If the day
Also, Cap and Letter Paper. Gilt euged Note pa
per, Drawing paper, p, rf"rated paper, writing
'oks. Visiting car.i-, Printers do; Lithngraph
Plates, Ina aud Ink stands, sand and sand box
es, waters and wafer boxes, steel pens, quilts
slate ';encls, sand paper, pasteboard, Brushes ol
different kinds, matches, g.
AS h. rs determined to SELL Low FOR CASH he
assures those wishing 70 purchase. that they will
consult their Interest by giving him call efure
purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. q lS4S.
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WILL COUNTY
DRUG & BOOK STORE.
p EIHRR

D Figs TO inform the citizens of Will County
- that he has j ist opened we'll selected
stock OF Drugs and Medicines, Perfunery, Paints
'hIs, Class, Oye-Stuffs, go. &c, which, he viii
'eil at the LOWEST possible rates for CASH.
Ills stock consists in part OF tue following ar
ticles, viz:
Acids, muriatic. nitric, snlphuric and oxalic !;
anthony eUise seed, ar-euIc, alum, arrow root,
blue pill mass. blue ointment, blue vilriol, ho-
rax. burgundy pitch, blackrng, camphor, can
tharIdss, castor oil, Tuner cau,tic, carbonate OF
soda, :aiomsl, carraway seeds, white chalk, red
10. prepare do; cream tarta r. dovers POWERS,
epson salts, elm barn, essences Of all kinds,
@ther, gialee: salts, glue ginscr gum arabic.
40 aiosS, Ito as'a:etda, 10 kina, do niyrh, 90
snellac, do tragacahlh: NERDS and IUOIs Oi aG
kinds, hops, ipecac, aness Powders, Irish moss,
lce,and moss, laudanum, liquorice, magnesia,
calHIneo; morphine, mustard, (English.) nut
megs, nu rising bottles, onium, oils, essential and
expressed: ointments Of all kinds, paregor,c,
pearl barley, peruvian bark, plaster, adhesive {;
do mercurial. do cantharides; quininine. rim
barb root; do pulvcrizc l., do turkey; To-in, Sd
go, sars1parilla root, SIENNA, squsll, salt peter.
aIcine, sweet spirits nf hitre, spirits of harts-
horne, 20 camphOr, sulphur, strychnne, tama
rInds, tartar emesic, tapi Ca, sinctures Of all
kinds, white vitrioi, Together with host ut at
tIcles not enumerated
Popular Patent Medicines, Surgical In
Strudse"ts, Syrenges, Sp1tulGs &c.
The abo.e Drugs are entirely new and fTesI:
"a Circumstance which no purchaser kkouIG
| nverI ok. A. his terms are CASH, he W i'll con.
tent him self with
"SmGH Profits and Quick Returns"
hF1Fi;very artIcls warranted Genuine 10
Gail aud examine for your selves before pur-
chasing elsewhere. p. Filler
Chicago ST., = doors north OF The Post Office
Joliet, Sept 1913.
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SchOoI RooL.

SauDder': series, including the 5th Reader
Wilson's History OF the United States. Thomp.
sons Menta', Pract'eai and higher Arithnaric,
Perkins ATi'hmatic, DsJ q Algebra and Trigo.
nnmetry, Cu,ief's Anatomy had Physiology
aitchcock's GEOLOGY, ;o!nstock's Chemistry and
Browns Grammar, Nc t.ligo,t,s Manuel and
Analyssr. Juvenile md School Music. &e.. :,
the Will county Drug aud Book Store. by
Ger ~, I842 p FIf.ER
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Fire and MIarine Insurance.

Fire and Marine InsuFanCe,
- BY THE
Protection Insurance Company,
OF NEW JERaEY-AT SuMERvILLE.
Capital $!OIO0O, Chartered february Is4s
D1REGr0Rs.
WILLIAM TnoMPsoN, EDWARD PAYsoN, New York
PETER sTRIgER, MATHEW RUDsuA.E.
JAMES TAYLOR, JAMES M'INTIRE, Brooklyn
DAVID sANDEKsoN, GE POWERS,
WIN J BOVINE, WIN. THOMPSON. President
J " VooRHEs, Secretary.
The subscriber is prepared o take risks for
the above company. N u. EG,WO 10, Agent
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For President,
GEN. LEWIS CASS.

letter frum Thames, Oxt.rtishire, England,
lated Sept 2Dlh Ia46, .ays:--'IG you could in
orn me regarding Agrncy for the LilhonnIp-
TIC MIXTURE, if could obtain it Sc; | wnLd be
glad. We much admired the style IN which IL
is put up, anH;have been strungly convinced of its
great curative powers. 1t was tried here in a
case of worms in child, and with perfect sue
cess; case of lf"p-y also was cured by il; s,me
number of Gases of eruptive diseases &c
cOulr sell d large Quantity, indeed my friends
nave offered me the rnouey :" forward FIR a few
dozen OF the article, but know not where Ia
address my su r, save through you" This was
nanded us by gentleman ON Ia, ada who
forwarded q,antiy OF VaUghn's Medicine tc
England lor sick friend Such i its charsct
a over the world Cali at the agencies in this pa.
per, under Great Amerrah Remedy; and gs, Il
pnnpnIet
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All persons indebted 10 the firm Of Gag
WIN q McDougall by note or account are
nereby notified that by settling immediate
~ they mag SAFE costs.
JAMES r McDOUGALL.
Joliet, Oct. I6. I64s.
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Jayne's Medical Almanac,
AND GUIDE 10 HEALTH.

AVN UO1DE ~ HEAL III.
The calculations for thus Almanac are made
with great care and accuracy and for 1--WE differ
enl Lasituoes and Lomgltudesj- So as to make
them equally useful calender in every pat
ofthe United States and British North America
IhHy aAe printed on good pape and with hand
some new type, AMI are neatly bound and sides
being the neatest and most accurate Calender
prIased in the United States,tney contain a large
wants OF all, and OF thai kind too which cannot
be found in bo,ks.
Ills CATALOGUE or DISEASES. with remarks
AMI directions Ter their removal is really inva!-
liable, md make their welcome visitors in every
house they enter. Every family should posses at
least one If these annals. His Almanac for IS49
is now ready for distribution, of which he de-
signs 30 publish least too millions, and IN or.
der that every family in the United States and
British America may be furnished with copy,
he hereby invites
yMERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS
60 fmward their ofdels 81 him as early as possible
and they shall be supplied giaiuitously with as
! many copies rs they may deem necessary to sup
| ply their various customers They ers also in
WED at the same time, to send copy Of their
.tBUsiNEss CARD" which will be printed and pla-
ced on the cover Of he Almana:s sent them, also
without charge.
| they ars also requested 10 gi~a all necessary
| directions how the aimanaes should be forward.
| ed 10 them. Ey law they -annot be sent by mail
unless the postage is FIRST paid GA then here
| Orders .tnst paid) directed 10 Or d JAYNE
| Philadelphia, Twill meet with prompt aitention.
| 6TFamilies can obtain these ALMANAC ero,.
| is Of HERVk.Y LOWE, Joliss III and al
who are agents for the sale of DIR Jayne,s CeIe
brated Family Medicines. q
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There IS nothing IN the form Of a medical con-.
pouni which has had SO EXTENSIVE and aAPIit
a sale, which has given such USIvER<.l ,as7Ia
FAcTI1N wi,ich has accomplished 81 msny GsrRA
Or binary CURES Of almost every yariaiy aud
stage Of disease, and which naintains ita reputa~
tion so perfectly Un,0Tn:saed in every trial, az
We ALIsTERss ALJ-HzALISo OINTMENT. las AUG.
cess in cIrins the worst dissases.in their mosS
most sGagHine expeetkiions Of its Pfopnefor and
its friends. . I. -Hfs sz.u. Il TN
Sol.i wholesale ard rsiGilby w.. B. SLOAN
General Agent, 4 mericnn Temperance Buildine,
hcago; and Ter sale BY g n !. Woodruff. FHssi
Joliets.J II brown, East do, and Merrill &
jenkins, Lockport. -S+ 81
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31

DO you HEAR TFiIs?--Youns Wives.
Young Husbands, Young Mothers and Y.uns
HouskeePers (nea'ly oound) few copies lust
received aud for sale at the Win Co. Bo,k and
Drug store by Pr Filler
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31

nRAWiNG CARDS "A bbo,,,s, beautIfu,
II series II DrawIns Cards at the Will coun-
~ Book and Drug Store. Filler
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31


Done OH Sciehtiic and Mathematical principles.
o. The prevailing Fashions regularly receiv.
ed every season. NV. FRANKS.
joliet, April II, l846. 45h