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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24

"GOD DIV THE >NoRTH : THEY DE-
sERvETo. '--Such was the
expression Of Gov. Gayle, of Alabama, to
Hon. +. w BOwdon of the same State,
while the latter was protesting against
allowing Northern wing members of
COngre IS aud editors to deceive their con.
siituents and readers with the idea that
Gen. Taylor was in favor Of restricting
slavery. We call the attention OF the
Northern wings who are repre- sentiug
Gen Taylor as if in favor of the WiImot
proviso, to this matter. MIR. Bowdon, in
a public speech at Washington City,some
days since, related conversation in the
House of Representatives few weeks
previous, between himself and Governor
Gayle, of Alabama. Gov. G.. is one of the
most violent Taylor men 10 the county,
and remarked to Mr.. Bowdon that If Gen
Taylor was elected, they would carry
their niggeFs into New Mexico and Cal
ifornia.''
"But," said Mr.. Bowdcu, "why are
not Gen. Taylor's opinions on this i,npor.
tanL question publicly given? ''aa f2.a' -.
Because" said Gov. Gayle, "if the
North were to know them, they would
never support him; there are Webster,
Davis. Ashmun and Corwin, you know
would not support him. ga af' ssiE
''Fhen if Taylor is elected, the North
Is to be deceived and cheated" said Me-.
Bowdon,a sse -ss.aBs. lle
"ss--dd--n the North !" said Gov. G.,
they deserve to be cheated; they deserve
Il for their past sins - - -
Such IS the game now being played by
the wing leaders upon the people Of the
North Cleveland Piain Dealer. 8 81 :
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24
.1loasea EeassasElsl...y..

TyHES ubscriberc ontinuesto manafac.
= ture. Castings OF all kinds, for custom
ers Short notice, Hayingtecently erect.
ted large addition to his establishment,
he is enabledto Furnish all kinds Vfcas
tingsas cheap as any in the West.
TEIRE5HxNG MACHINES
Oftwo varieties-Stationary cleaners, 81
Locomotive cleaners, containing the Ia
test improvements, and finished in, a su-
peri0r style constantly en- hand. >,
All kinds OF GTist mill, Saw mill, ! and
Factory gearing furnishedato order from
the latest improved patterns. 20,
Hollow ware, Ploqghs, and other ar
ticles usually furnished atsuch establish
tneESscenstaRtly on ha'Md.- L. .'' go
ScraPtron received in exchange for cas-
tiESs er work. ,.'l , q ..5r.ff 5,,,I ~
-. stas7 - mo7. .esa..g M. L. ADAMS.
'0liet, Mqrch, 10, 1916. rod sec 3g..2
IN I'li largest. cneapest AM. rosI IashrUiiabl
4 lot otGihghamS, Wors1ed Flaids, De I.Gins.
and Cashmeles. can be found On Bluff 81. at 81
! tEag8lGo0 a11sE1s1E. .WtLCoX'S.
NAP'.--Men's and Bays Cans Of the la'es
y ftshioa.f, n salfe at ~ p WIG YES
t,ov-z NC. ALLISTEaS ns g.r,l,a
SEVER s. AGuE Pill y aad IMMINENT,
i r'1r = Drug S'r., 1sl ,ao1s1r .2al'
= .suLes New Ratsins or safe at
s - F' s'--'t IIINE't
4 lVE r0$K For SALE-r hree cow
Il md soma vnnngcattle forsale at fail prices.
',r lash or credit. if desired-olso two or ihrer
9loughs and some other farming -"tensis.
o. 81, = - A. ". BOWEN
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24
E1tract from the 'Galena Northeastern
G0zetfe."

8 ~ By Ihe use of Sloan's Ointment and Con.
diIiDn Powder. have cured Fisiuy or INV
horse. and otherw improved has condition
mora than SD per cen on the cost of the med
icines. Aud a COW which was SO feeble IA to be
conside. ed worthless by myself and neighbors,
was restored to good bealth ami strength By the
z,Iss Of less than halt package IF the Powder.
aid IS now DUNG better than any otrer COW /
have. WIN. VINCENT,
Sm Ill Pox. Nav Il. 1919. -----. Z -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24
Estate of Tim 81 ard. SEN dec d.

Z Olice rs hereby finsifz 10 lhe heirs 81 law
4 aGd other ;,ers ms interested in the estate
John Beard en-, deceased. - iate Of G-unarixtt
sunny IIiinoIs, dat with apply to the ffffuip
'naff of said ca6aty afsshG max, tenn E,hssroN
IF an order 70 sell the Who's OF SO much OF ,niS
'al estate Of toe said John Beard Sen, deceased
may be Necessary % pay just debts: when and
here ali perstis iitefesie I ma lE,.,
snse ~hy thss same should not be sold sfus tlsb
'uIposss gassssa eli A ,<..rs-.,
JOHN BEARD Jr., .Ayi,uinisrstovs :
Dated hankakes, Grundy Co.. Oct IL, 1913 ~
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p S. Iendid F arm for SaIe..7

80 S.lendid t arm for SsiIe..s % .
SfTUATEDo on Hickory Greek Il miles easi
0ofJolieton the Stag route from tn aispfaees to
l.aporte and thirty miles from aCnieago.s Ibmife
Fesi ofthe mainroad from Chic 'gota Dhnvilir,
containing $40 acres 100 acres fenc ed and untieP
a high state OF cultivation 30 acres irsifate
iinbersndth the baIanechigh rolling dry praIi il. z"
There is a good bIocT tolise.s ffssnittl bsFa a5a
other out-buildings.a goodgwell OF winter, a ssfaA
+tleam ofnever fallingwaterion the premises, and
IS well calcula ed for a stork OF aIr iaIm -.
Apply TO Levi M. IClays on the Pfeinis'< nrt6
-. w. B'tiv rs legtaa, dIlE p6fto
j. B. IL. Russell band Agent Chicago.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24

aEDRO tD>;f0FHS :. Of superior qnsiit for
II sairsnt Clement old stand, rppnsi,e Mer5
,l,ar Row. hvses a9t 4sssiE a < Hts:EfNS -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24

ENtGS-A few If nm of fresh Flgs Jpst receiv
L Ell and for sale al the ST LouI< STORE r7
NlFFEE = cho,Le article Of Rio Coffee, for
Z isale at the ST. LOUIS STORE $3.50 -,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24

H 4 LM,JN DS--2 ;ib ;, hard and soft she'll AL.
~ mon l., Just received nd for sale at the
atlO ~ --1- Nv ST otrTs Sropr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-24

= 4 NEW supply OF Farrel's juatly celebrated
AR ABiAN LIMA MEN +, I IA best :lnrse
Liniamrnt ever discovered just receve,i and
{ sale Al tho P. y. Drug Store .- s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-24

SEMp-ssles ~ bales American Dsw-rottsd At $40
per toD.
OII-Erglish Linsesd !. selling o. go cts Sales 900
gals Coultfy Amercan az 80 cts.
SALT-Ne notice sales go Liverpool Ashton ard 80
30. nof Aslf. Ia, Gu feiIns not a. 1ce public
BEEsW4X Sales go yellow prime At q ais cash
kiCESnce tte srufal OF the Cambria hcrs has -. n
demand i0r the aricIe
BRICKS Hard North River continue 20 Advancs snail
sc 80 having been made a. high a. - 5J g. NJ ca.h
DYEN OODS-With The exception of 30 Domino Log
wood, for which there Is fair demand for export the
market 10 dull i0r al descriptions
FisH-smali sses II d. COD, from store, % - 20
ono qliutsls Pollock, = Oh = IS and 100 bbs No
Massachusetts MackeIel, 8 s7i cssh.
HDES-Thsre have been sales Of 900 Ofincco on psi-
vate terms az Porto Cabe3 at cts mos; go green
30 ted Texas, eqas % = 4nd 900 drJ so4.si ~ y CO.
cash.
IRON-An ayoice Of co tons English 5-,s 90 Al 60
Scotch PIE j. selling previous rates 0 80 i0- imme-
date delivery. aod % arrive 10 some Instances a.
So mos. Some small i0s Of sweces nrooght IS for
common. and 500 for seel Iron from ship b060l packs
Nulsis sheet sold on terms not learned.
NAVAL sTOkES-C0ntiuue Inactive with only sn.
sales II Spnts Tufpenuue, 10 lots A. wanted. snt VIII
miuzton R0sn - cens, Dc ivefed. For Iurpeutne,
~ freely offered, bat there arc 10 sellers g. this p1ice
Tar 10 without chanee-
TIN 0o slab. Straits and BsDcs have CHANGED hands
81 GEMS Tor the isfnsr and private terms
Tor the latter
TOBACCO-In addition 70 sales q Cuba some ia 81
bales have changed hands togs her with Havana
Ia Kentucky there - but le dong a1d for MsDuisc-
fared there Is set demand the season not hsyns
opened - cases Connecticut seed Leaf brought ~
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SAYS OF REAL ESTATE.

By a J. Bieecksr-C continuation Of sale of property cf
ptnry s5erd deceased II lot Saveuth-avenue,
Thifty -6hst, = .4sO lot adjoining 2t:SNoo $3.50
DO same szs >al0 each 81 ,9lo do southeast corner
Seventh avenue and Thirty -iourhs, DO, 81 40; LOT
soh east corner Seventh Thirty fourth st. DO,
81 $40; / Do adjoining size 5000; do do geo; 1
do do DO Ssa5 Do do do $500; DO DO do, 5000 each
g. $40 lot southeast corner SeveBth.avenue and Thif-
ythFd-st size. 81 go, dc opposite, on Avenue
8, : $50; do adjoining sans size 81 0o' do do 40,
S50 / do do do 81 200 do do DO, $40 do dU do,
$50, DO with house corner Thirty -iourhst ana Sew
.nhayeuue, do, $50 gore on Thirty fouTts rear Of
ast S665; lot northwest Thirty thiEd-st and
s,venth-avenue, IS BY es 81 rs; 1 do adJ oung
nze 81 O55; DO northeast corner Thirty thirdst and
Seveuih.ayenue. do, 285; do adjoining same size,
$40 1 do Thrty Of last. S7:6 by 40
n 500 gore do adjoining, 81 no. gore lot Thirty.
berh-s $50. lot do do. size, 25S9S S3i0 do DO do
s size $3.50 each - $50, do DO do do SSH SolG
40 do d. do. 81 zoo.
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nooK.pIMpERS LEArHER.

MUSLIN Ache subscriber, AGENT Tor Mes,fs Lear
vi mouths sbsTt Ut Budssne, Fleet-st and Pages
va T. BeImOBds.y, L0ndoo, will import direct Tor the
trade, l. RS holes ls prices any Of their
vel known superior manufactures subject 10 approval
arrival.
SKIyERs- Cochiues, blue, maroon green, black, Por-
pie cream, &c.
CALF-Plsin russell
DO -CoIored-spendid colon, (sapr London dressed }
MOROCCOs-E size Turkey or cross grained, all
coiofs
RUSSIA HfDES-yery large
BARK sKIYERS- Rosns balls, splits, &c.
MUSLIsS-Black aud fancy colors and patterns, fret
quality Ia whole and half pieces
Msssrs l. K sst Of prices patterns Nc 70 be seen At
thcirAzents + sALMON5ON, n Newest
A .el-ctiau an hand if9 ZyiseOd
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DOMESTIC IMPORTATIONS.

NFW-O RLFANs-S4ip Siias Hoines-22l hhds sugar
Z ID Morgan 4 Co.'S do WIN Barnewail-257 DO Chss /
Lsv.Ticb~lsO do .sl bbls pols.ses Robert Williams
10 do A l. Kidstop-l5o do Foey-sO do Coles-lis
do pork so do lard kess Brssh co22i bales cotton
orser-3O do wool Davis, Brooks Il Col box mdse VIM
Nelson DBL keg Jewe't-l bill keg oxs II Hen
,.son So hi Haskell Merrick-2 bxs l. Sexss-
has chest chronometer h Cochran Dbl syrup
c Marsh Dbl hf do pecans Cochran Dol sugar %
molssses Agent Housatone Rmifoad-l box Maenin
Gue6in-i paper pkg Wiley Putnam Dol sugar hi
60 noIas.es ( w Hills-l bdle samples Psvenstsdt
Schunsker-2 bxs pkss Lieut. Leadbeter-l trunk BIZ
S.s SSs SqstRSEs aaa ESatsa DO. W Kimsa
bbl Lawrence, Reese Col bale Donshes-Z oei.
sngsr NJ IA <ewman-i7 * - deer skins rosdlck-So bis
rops cuttings II Builer-7O hhds fax seed J
Isrpee-200kess lard Reeve Bidwell.5 hhds sugar
r Fsley-.5 hhds sugar 81 molasses Harrison hhds
sugar Robert Wilhams2o tics Pork-b bos % II cas-
40 , do shoulders 90 bacon Hitchcock, Marshall Co
,sbikv Hewitt Lees Co.'s tics lard 10 bills pork q,
tres beef Worke DrAkeo5 bbls pork Ivy tIcs lad Me-
rtt Cole bbls Pofk Theodore Ferry O0-oo SACKS
NEw.oRIEANs-BarE 5, La-srenos-27o hhds sugsr
Ravens Ce--ioo do DO d Hart. IN.
CHAKLESTON-Sli Sai.traH-lO4 there's rice W
Schmidt 4 Nogel-Z77 bales cotton Muller Co.'s
spfsgue, Robinson Co-Se DO 80 hhds molssses II
Levefch-lS bales Gotten VIM King DO 81 bags
wheat c Dord-S bags wool Lille Person.ooO cocoa.
nuts CLARK Stow-75 hides bdi skins Godtrey-i ID
leather Mergers tics rice errtes cocoa ORDER
&c cHARLEsToN-Sa South Carolina-- % crate. hid
10 order-S5 hhds rnclssses LeverichSe bxs esks
i Vsnnhsn $50 ties rice ; Ldvereh-ei eks rice
Butsmyer-64S bales cotton sprasue, Robinson Co-Ss
h.ies cotton RhodesSo bales 70 ordeg-59 barrels
K',k CO DO Joseph Nichos-l6 bales cotton George
Sst,oSNiSO do II 5 Leyereh-56 DO Lord-26 do TO
sssar 4, 40 A Averiil Cots do l. Hefchkins Coz
a. h \ usvens-2 hbds copper Jones John 9 Win
ter-sSN 600 w J Laue-sjO,0H Brigham Oo-S-'po"
and sundry psckagssto order - - ~ ~
CHARLESTON->a Can.csn--So7 tcs nee oIo~n; re
Rosset a Co-S0 G. Dord--l0 punham pmon-li l.
Buikmyer-l4 Ofd-T-Ss bales cotton swift "
haru Kenny Co--3,5 Orray, Tar Co-l7 Atwaiet
Muliord- 96s Drake Mihs-59 Henry Cots fhil
hps-l7 bales roots Ocoif VI hessou Co-lo bae: yslh
RSDM Sl.bbns-2O J q Dadley Co.'S kegs oStier
Finet \ Boulecou-i pkg { N Ssxton-l Dbl hN John
Can pbell--i bS Durham 4 Dimon.
CHARLEsTON-Brig TyBee-l7s bales cotton George
Bukl-yif3 do Spraeue, Robinsor Coz chs nee iona
Bodine-4s DO Jas Emery keg specie Dan Eooe's---
hbs hour order.
CHARLESTON-Rri Mosts-3.5 bales eotior SpEague,
Robinson Co-ls7 ics rice Schmidt Nolsee-ls eSs 10
bscc0 Cook Fowkes
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nnIsSISSrPPI RIvERI

,AiSrED on THREE MILES or NASNA>'-Ek'
L hbiGnfe view OF country t miles "a irntth estrnd.
ug f, me mouth Of tho Missouri River 10 us Ciil OF
Ssysor-sns snd resching over ten degree. o. .iinas
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN lHE WORLD
opeu every evening Sundays eScePtsdl a. the NV
PANORAMA BUILDING tn Broadway adjoining Sielos
Garden Adm ssion 30 cents. children hNf yfiea. The
Panorama will moving 81 y oc'ocs precisely
Afternoon exhibitions IN Wednesdays snd Saturdays G
O'clock. OH uisua
IlAR>I N's AMERICAN uurkuu.-P n sss.
- >UN, Proprietor. =. uircHcocS. Manager Sflenad
performsucss this afternoon O'Clock and this evening
all. This msn-ger has engaged Master Johns'ni very
talented snd plshed isht rope dancer nho nves
of the astonishing leafs ever Witnessed av
engaged the following extraordinary attrsc lona ofea,
Western, th- low comedian, Master and Miss N,cte,
aged aud l.. years Clsfs Fishers shsksper ar tshioet
Mr.. Mcneil Miss Rernsrd Misses Julien aud Nht1ock
dancers Mr Whitloct, Mr. Prosser, Madame ROCKWELL
fortune teller SC Admission 10 the whole, - ca.
Reserved front seats 10 each extra ia
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IN PRESS

,INHE IMMIGRANTS GUIDE. aud Citizen's Msnual, 8
work for Immigrants Of a elasse 10 the United states
Of Norh America with dirssiions aud liable nfgrma
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Guln's Domestic Medicine or Poor Mans Friend Ia the
house 81 Addiction Pain and scknes-Ths book points
out 10 sr z1sae free from Doctors terms the Die
ease. OF Men Women and Chicreu, aud the latest snd
approved used Ia their Cure and Is Intended
expressly for tho use of antilles
From Philsds pbia Saturday Coauer.
We thank the publishers OF this extensive and y2lus-
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medical collection would have been imperfect without ~
and having IT, there appears 70 us no problem In usoie Al
science but may solved by reference q ia pages IL
Is empbstcay The Poor Mani Frtend and should 30
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From Alexan3ers Messenger.
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10000 copies of his work have been sold within h,
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ID &C. &C. 81
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~ statements showing the condition of til. NswJcnsy

'IDcIuang suns cepositsd WIN banA' &C IoT fecemp
nop 0f circulation.
Al Baltimore the Money market is still very
rfnsent Good paper selling At u per c. per mouth
At Boston the Money market on Saturday was
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he condition Of the Faux, Of Pennsylvania Of the bills
scou0sed circulation, specie and Treasury notes and
ne amount due depostor e. the time Of theit Las, report
the Auditor General, ia November last
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France SOD America and chronicle Of for L.ci-,
Is not oily weekly review u the worlds progress bat
highly ornamental rsfloT Newspaper Of Diqusnt aid
peculiar interest 10 t. IA short the best and cheapest
paper u-d By - editors and far the enter
tsinins sni The only - COR )
copies for = and the ofc- Of publication - ~ loI Fc
tor-st j2i zwDSN-
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nosroN COUGH coNrEcTIoN.

rI,HlS CELEBRATED and well knownArucs has been
la extensive use for more than TWELVE YEARS win
he greatest It's well established reputation 10
curing COUGHS, COiDl HOsRsESEss, BsONcHIrls and all
PUfNOSARy complaints reuders II unnecessary To en-
large upon merits lis ony DO added that IA the
ORIGINAL AND Only GENUINE
COUGH CANDY,
and the only which actually contains Cough Baisan
q SPECIAL NoTIcE. al
The public are Informed that Messrs Rushton Co are
no t0nger M agents for the sale Of his CONNECTION, bat
that the gnutnc obtained OF The following duly
appointed agents HENRY JOHNSON
ll3 Broadway, General Agent.
Sold also by A. T. Wnshp, II East Broadway. and
CoddinglOr. sos Hudson 81
Also, WHirWELLS ORIGINAL OPODELDOC.-
Price - The 5esI possible euro f,f rheumatism
crsmp. spTaiDs, &c. &c.
~ Beware 0f Iata,oas. Sold Dy N. JOHNSON, as
Br0adwAy sod Sands !. % fuion ct dl9 imeodis
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CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS.

The Oldest established k,rd m the lnitei states r
Christy, n. Chfisty, = Pierce, Rsynot, G ABBOTT
I. Nsashn whose original and ininitNe~ Concerts are
nishtly bOuored with crowded snd hishs respeets9e
audiences and universally admitted 10 excel every snasc
mrut OF = ,iniilsr character offered "a this city
Admission 2, cents children under 10 years aslf price
Doors open al o'clock Concert sill commences az =
On Ssfirdsy Jan. -. 81 AFrsRsocs CoNcfRr novfs
op-n n ? con'u,snc. A. S O'clock - lv.s'
'on Monday Ian .th AZ the BROOK vn inffifutc
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CLoAKsl cLoAKs.

80 LAliF3 AND Nlsszs CLOAKs sEiLING or At
GREAT SACRIFICES TO CLOSE TIE BUSINESS
NFOR The SEASONING respectfully solicit call
from ladies Of every rank both young and old rich and
poor coa.s vary prices from - ~ 80, aud con
sst Vi every pdce present namely, Chness man
to- German aud French fosas, ana Jenny Llad Pokss
also several .c French styles, which very beautiful
The fasc Be suited and 81 per cent BY
calling s0cu. Remember the number u ~ CshArinesL
nsas East Broadway EDWARD WAM5LEY.
A. -.
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BALLS.

BALLS.
YOUNG GUARD sOIREE.-Ths Fourth Annual
Scree oflhe Young Guard Cor foung Mems Henry Clay
Association viii AXE place a. the Coliseum, Monday
eVenir January ST. Tickets msy be obtained OF any
MEMBER Of the Committee aad a. ne principal Hotels
WIN. ;. HASSEL, Chairman.
B. r. VOORHEES, N.ssau-st Rec Secretary. 1881
1 ADIEs COliPLINfENTARY Rail- % GEORGE
admitting gentleman sni ladies 81 ~ had a. the
Office o Young AmeTca. 62 Nsssau-st from the Presi
dent, $50 Broadway Of any u the Committee
) ~ CLANNOS President
MaRis 7 CoMysgFoRD Secretary.
as 'tSJu- lwtFsos&s stu