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New Goods.

TT HE subscriber has just received a large and ! we'll selected stock of New Goods, consisting of DRY GOODS. HARDWARE, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES. HITS and S.fDDLER r. WARE, Sc, which will be offered cheap for CASH, or the produce of the country. Liberal advances will be made upon shipments of Cotton or produce. He respectfully solicts the patronage of his friends and the public. JOHN COLLINS,
 Siean-bodt Landing, LH'ie Rses.
 Fsb. Is, lSIs. 23-3m Democrat and Gazette please copy.
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names stand for feo msa' Or does each name rather stand for fsco oiticans' And of these ilco politicians thus represented by each of these names was eas 90 reckless and iniquitous that be would on the 18th of May, lst6, set his name, Jor parfy paTposes, to declaration rAieh As kaer to be un- q se, and tssa carry E-- aud sscord into Merieo tAs sfyeagfA of tt. Or was the c'hsr 90 lost to all love of country, that he would, on ;e~ sd of January, ts. sci his name, also or pary puposss. to aastAer declaration which Ae knew to be unt'ue, and thus do his utmost to encourage and uphold the enemy, and to proclaim foul crime and disaonor upon his own country throughout the wOrid'
 We leave the whigs as party, to select their ai- ternative.
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0. P. TURRENTTlgE.

DRCPOSkS te open ScAenl tn Lillia Rocks A about tho 6rst cf February tets.
 His object will be to cooperate with Gae citlnena ef Little Rock, in cstahiishIng . SsmiRarg ef . A'sh order And nntil snch Iasilatlea l. qFRanlsed. and proper bnidnFs cfccrd this schsoI \ Wif he eon- dncied under his own Ssperintendance, in the most
 Physical Science. Mathematics. Ethics. and the Classics, will bc embraced within the eeuEse ef ihstraetion.
 TaIiion fees for Sessios of five msnshs: Pslsnar- English Studies $i0 blgh EnEilsA Studies SIS Classics so.
 Little Rock. Jan. 0L 1858. 1O--iE
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DISSOLUTION.
COMPREHENSIVE.
MIrTEr SEEp

MILLET SEED. E0 BUSHELS MILLET SEED, received per sJO "Wm. Armstrong; al.d for sale by
 VIM. E. WATT Feb. !. lSIS. 92-f
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CITY COUNCIL.

CITY COUNCIL.
 Resoired. By il'- Mayor and Aldermen of the Cry of Little Rock. that in future no issues pertaining to be payable by said City and kurwn Shin Pias. tcrs shall herea,er bc redeemed or received in pay ment of any dues to said City.
 Passed in Council fhis lst day Of February A. D. ls4s. SAML H. WEBB, Mayor 4 DAvTD ". GALLOWAY Recorder
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( R 0 ( E R IFS.
MMAH~!

H PARISHATs received per Steam boat { II
 l@ Ringgold at HUTf X PARSEIlS. D
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DEPARTURES.
PReSPECTUS OF TIE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.
R9nfP.

Gfeatl! Ftdated price if0m g to g per annnm. Ealasgsnsat cf tAs Nsmber by one EtsA ls readiav
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COTTON SEED,

11 RAGS FARRELLY'S COTTON SEED, l for sale by VIM. B. WAIT.
 Feb. ,, iS+s. o2-f
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Petition for confr- nation of tex title 10
 certain lands.
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Censrtssional Lookin.-Class.

We find in the Cincinnati Enquirer, under this caption, the following hard hit ali of the anti war whigs in Congress;
 HExRy CLAY in his great Lexington speech, said virtually that the whig members, who voted for the war, voted for he. This at the time he asserted it, was only question of veracity, but now 1t is acknowledged to be so, by the gentlemen most in- terrsted in the matter.
 The whig majority of the present House of Rep Tesentatives have voted that the war with Mexico, was ''unneccssarily and uncons,ituiionally begun by the President of the United States.'' To show the reverence with which an official oath s heldby some whigs st least. we subjoin list, taken from ths Washington Union, of those who voted for both bills. "w hch of their declaration, bOfh under e6iesal asfh are we to believe"
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HARE.

1O BBLS. LARD, received per "Aiert," an | < for sale low, b, VIM B. WAIT.
 Feb. ,, lSIS. 29-n
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. rIsHE undersigned bzs,sg fotmea @ psrtnev- ' shsp. under the tile ol GOODRfcH k CRAY. st the old stand of noodrich k boafdmas. Haskh2m street naaf msin Their stock consists oi hns ei0sh- ing Of the isiest style. namely
 DM Ess, EROCks AND OvER.cOATst and every other style ef ros's assaiy Sosn; PANTS and VESTS, of every variety; saik and As rino ssdet sbirs- and Drawers; hse Iisen bosom Shirts; Italian snd fancy Cgassts; Stocks. Eiosss sad Hosiery Hats, Caps, Ae.
 Also. on hsad atzSge assortment of # CL8THx csSsfAEREx AyD FELyETS Also, large iot ol Kentucky leans. which they wiIi ssIi low si ~hoissais or retail Clothing mahs afsetasea io order.
 L. F. GOODRICH,
 ALLEN CRAY. Little Rock. JaaaAiT sl. ls8s, .l~lm
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Single CsPy aS Cen.s.

ProsPectas Of the TwentY-4econd volame
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lSiS

On the 3d of January, ls4s, these same. gentle men are on record, on the journal of the same House as declaring that inc war was |" UNcoNsTIrUTIoN- ALLY AND UNIVERSALLY BEGUN BT THE PRENpENT OF THE U. STArEs!"
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To the Democratic Press we acknowledge the kindly feelings that have existed on all sides and cheeriully continue our exchanges.
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ftaa aka AnAala cbsralr.
Tha ffIerfnnh.

While upon the subject. let as see Co what rerse- ton the TelegFaph systsm haa alEeaAy Asen haeurhi ky our psopss. To shoe this, we VII take the lest New York Hsssld, which desarvediy enjoys the SeputAiipn of being the moei enterprising journal m theesantry From the GEst to the seventh efta pre- sent month. it reported by Telegraph. in the shape of foreign. congressional egisielfve and miaeelinne- Ous FepoFis market and shipping intelligence. &e, 42 O0o words, at cost of @19O0. This inieiligeoes was from all PointsO the compositions WashiRg- ton, Bostoo, New Orleans, Albany, Cincinnati, liar. Eisburg, Petersburg. &e.. total distance of GOO miles. im the transmission 0f which. time was moi only beaten bat annihilaled. A message sea from New York 10 s. Loass af l9 o'clock at nocn, reaeh- es its destinatioa on the banks of the Mississippi at tsn Minsiss bsovs tacciss-sueh being the dier- enee of time between the two e:sses.
 We annex the following specimen. from the N. York Herald, 10 show the mode in which the Teie- graph works:
 TEIEGaAEHic CHARAcrERs AND TRAxsLAuoxs.
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 - ---- m u tt .-- e b = n - -... = h y> .
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The New and Light braasAt Steamer RinggOld

Carr. MsPnEnssx. Master, n WILL run as regalar paskes from xSExs;h3R New tfTiessts to the hhrhest nassra- blc points on the Arkansas River. touching at ail tho intefinedata landinrs. Orders from Planters asd Me,cI.aAts vii receive :,romvt attention.
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Ia he JeTerson Grepl Court, on the Cigsccry side
 hersof Ia rscafion, Ffby 5ih, lsIS. Sienh~n Bonhell and Capefs 4 Herlong C0nPlalsaHts
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ISl6.

On the 18th of May, lS46, the following gem tiemen, on the journal of the House of Reprcsen- tatives, arc on record as voting for the war biil, sOlemnly declared that, ''BY THE ACT OF THIS RE- PUBLIC OF MEXICO, wAR EXISTS BETWEEN THAT
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SrNTE OF ARKASsAs. ]
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Pin. fec, s25. O1.
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, January iS, te4s.
 ns asl predicted. The eiiqaes of the Tribune sAd iaefiigeaeer have ssrrosmde1 Mr Clay, and the esai probably will be that he will eoDsent ts 20 no 'he convection for the fourth time as . eabdi- ~ hr the presidency. The old eoop' is to be 'i0aed sncs more. and those who persist in this
 e deserve te be indicted for cruelty 10 animals. sI psh of Ihe battle is beginning to assume de-
 'e shape, while the old issues of party are being 1owa aside and new oaes formed L iae indieat,en now are. that Mir. Clay will suf-
 hs name to be used: tAai his friends wili cary .a % ,H'S the eonvention and theE drop h.m. There aH large majority of the whigs who will, a: e moment. go for Gen. Taylor. and general .S and the result will be. that the convention m % through with the ceremony of giving .h. esd S'o nominatioa"
 usAy naa can penetrate this fog. we do not pre-
 "a to Posssss sSfieien, s-Saeity to see through it 0s ne general impression certainly is. and Is ad. a''ea y some of General Ior's warnest frieSds '' MI Clay is making terrible inroads upon the ''f,is iosner adhersnss. The whigs may ei,he, af s'a' or place him upoa platform on whiei s"iil DO, stand.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-22
Washington Hotel.

Corner Of Chicago and Webster street. Joliet,
5S THIS eapacious and commodioes es-
EAiiI tablshmsnt has been leased and newly
5@@..k. fitted up by the subscriber, who respec-
ntuiy solicits share of The patronage of the
travelling and local public.
Having had several years experience in the
business, ne fatters himself that all Those who
may favor him with their patronage, will not re
disappointed in his eudesvours to please; as he
intends TO leave nothing undone which may add
to the comfort of all those who may favor Rim
with a call.
The location of the "Washihgton,, is oh one
of tho most business streets in The placs and e
the great Hydraulic power created By the canal
basin. It's situation is the most mt and
pleasant TO travelers,an to those having business
in the town of any other Hotel in the place.
He is determined that the merits or his tabje
and Bar, shall be second to none in the place
He earnestly solicits call from his friends and
the travelling public, when they can judge fot
themselves. j, EAMAN
Joliet, July 4th, 1879.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-22

"We were greatly ipterested," said well
known Rev gentleman who resides in the western
part Of the state of New York, sin an incident
which took place while upon voyage over Lake
Erie, LAST summer. Ne saw two young ladies
carefully psrusinga paper which we happened to
be a correspondent TO. and having been absent
some time, & not ha ling seen copy for a month,
we borrowed 1.-THE youHg ladies Informed us
that it was no doubt an old paper, as they had
obtained il around two bottles Of medicine thHy
had purchased al Buffalo, aud producing oae of
Ghe hotties saw the well known DR.. Vaughn's
Lithonuiptic. asked the ladies whore they
WeIe going which required so great a precRution
az regarded health, fertilization OF such chaiac-
ssr as this well known remedy, they stated to me
with considerable feeling that they had left their
home 10 the centre of New York state. and we're
20 reside with a married sister in Michigan; their
mother an aged lady, too aged to travel, feared
the fatal Fever and Ague would fasten itself up
on her children now leaving her, unacclimated as
they were, and begged them to carry into that
sicklY country, this complete antidote. as the old
lady believed, TO all disease, for she had been
cured Of dropsy by its use. With a bottle IN each
s hand they bid Rdieu to their kind old parent who
parted with them happy, believing nov that they
were safe. Such I understand to be the faith all
over the country in this singular Panacea." See
Z our columns for advertisement. Call upon al
Agent snd get pamphlet S.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-22

We have heard many different state.
snents in regard to the number that were
AT the Buffalo convention. We extract
abe following from the correspondence Of
the Detroit Free Press, on the subject:
"There are probably $4,000 people
pressnt--perhaps 10000. Many, like
myself are lockers on OF this number,
two.thirds have Of late years acted with
abolition party. The other third is made
up ofthose who have failed in their aspi-
rations. Some were candidates for the
Custom House, some for Superintendent
ofIndian Affairs, some for Post Offices,
and some have been standing candidates
in the county conventions for various off,
ces. bzt &aVe never been trusted by the
delegates Of the party. Besides these
disappointed applicants, they have their
sons aud brothers here"
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j. III. BROWN,
DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY,
Chicago Street, EaSt Joliet, III.

Chicago Street, EGSE Joliet, III.
"OULO inform his cid customers and the
w public generally, that he is row receiving
the largest assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Oils, Vanish, Brushes, Patent medicines, horse
and cattle medicine, Perfumery, Dye-stuffs, &c. =,
ever before brought to this market, which he will
cell 0n the most reasonable terms among which
may be found the following
Paints, Dye Stuffs, SC,
Black Lead, chrome green, chrome yellow, Paris
green, flake white, drop lake, carmne, refined and
common lamp black, itharge, gold, silver and
copper leaf, bronze, smalls, pumice stone, sand
paper, fresh putty, prussian blue, red lsad, rose
pink, crucus martis, vandike brown spanish brown,
venetian red, English; tora de sienna. lumber,
verdegris, ultra marine resin, yellow oSher, an
natto or otter, ext. logwood, madden, indigo, red
sanders, wedgwood morters, spatulas, Evans lau-
Gets, catheters Ouldingstrusses, gum elastic rings.
Patent Medicines,
Hoopers, Moffats, Bran,ireths, Phinneys Smiths
sugar coated. Persian, Elmorss, Lees, Hibbards,
Braggs, Poor mans, and Oriental Pills, balsam of
wild cherry, phoenix bitterf, Beekman's syrup,
India, cholagogue Indian tonic, Fosgate's ano-
dyns cordial, FhompsoDs eye water, Farrels ara
bian linament, nerve and bone linament, Town
sends celebrated sarsaparilla syrup, Sherman's
Grafenburg's and Fahnestock's medicines.
PERI u NJ cry. & q.
Cologne water, Lears oil, rose oil, rose, waterr
lavender water, ext. Ianeila, balm Of columbia,
bay rum, antique oil, tonqua beans, smelling Salts
toilet powder, otto roses shaving cream, teeth
brushes, india and indeiible ink, tan1arinds, pre-
pared cocoa, and variety of shaving and toilet
soap
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0rThe Western Citizen, published at
Chicago, holds the following language in
relation TO the recent election in that city,
and it would also apply equally well TO
this county at the same time:
$50 far as the returns have been re.
ceiYed, they show an increase of the whig
vote. This can only be accounted for by
the general feeling which prevails in this
'c6mmunity that Mr.. Wentworth has held
The Office of Representative sufficiently
long, and not from the popularity of Mr..
'Scammon, or the principles of the wing
party. 1t has been obvious for long
time, that influence have been at work to
ALLEVIATE the foreign vote ofthe city from
Mr.. Wentworth. This infueAce went
for Mr.. Scammon; hence his majority"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-22

Mr.. VAN BUREN's LETTER re THE
INDUSTRIAL CONGREss.-Mr. Van Buren,
announced, in his letter to the Utica Con.
vention, that it was the last letter that he
should write. Since then-thiIty days
having eIapsed-he writes long political
letter to the Executive Committee of the
Industrial Congress, recently held at Phil
adelphia, ia which, instead OF answering
the inquiries his correspondents, he I'm
dertakes to explain his position before the
Utica COnvention-thus giving definite
explanation of an unexplainable matter,
in regard to which his friends have as
serted that no explanation was neces.
sary. With such mysterious "fugle.men,"
what consider could ever understand
New York politics? ..a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-22
Will County CiRcUir CoURT-
In CHANCERY OF THE OCTOBER
.. TERM A. ID. l848.

Us. Bill for Divorce.
JONATHAN HooF DEPENDENT
The complainant in the above entitled cause,
having flsd her bill Of complaint for Divorce,
against the defendant therein named, with proof
of the non residence of said defendant, and hav-
ing also sued out of the said court writ of sum-
mons to said defendant, CO commanding him to ap-
pear aud answer said Bill of Complaint, al the
ne t term of tie said court.
Now, therefore, NOTICE is hereby given TO The
said defendant, that unless he shall personally
appear before the Circuit Court ct said Iril cou-
ty, in the State Of Illinois, the first day of The
next term thereof, to be holden al the court house
in Joliet; id said county, on the second Monday
of October next, and then and there answer ihr
bill of sail complainant, thu matters and things
therein charged, will be taken as Confessed, and
a decree therein made, according to the aIlega.
lions and prayer of said bill. &
WIN. SMITH, Clerk.
BoARbMAN, Complainants Solicitor.
Joliet july 30, 1913. T.6w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-22

FATHER MATHEw.--The New York
Sun says. Col. Sherburne, now in Lon
don. received letter from Father Mat.
thew few days before the America sail.
ed, announcing his determination to take
passage for America in August. He in
tends to come in the packet ship New
World, in accordance with the kind invi.
tation Of Captain knight.
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SPRING GOODS.
JOLIET FEMALE SEMINARY.

JOLIET FEMALE SEMINARY.
M RS. CROWLEY dasIres 20 return grateful!
Ivl acknowledgements to her friends, for
the very liberal patronage they have bestowed
upon her, daring the past year; and hopes, by a
faithful discharge Of the duties OF her station,
merit and receive a continuance of the same.
The fall session of the Seminary will com.
msnce on Monday, Sept. 9TH, and continue %
weeks,
The course Of study is Designed to embrace all
those branches, both solid and orn anne ntal usu-
ally taught in Female Sehtinaties asa
While il will be the aim of the teachers 10 in :
culcate no sectarian views, they will endeavor to
cultivate with jndcious care, the physical intel
lect'tG, ntor and religious natures of those com,
mitted to their charge. ....
1t is extremely desirable, beth for the Interests
OF the public and Those of the Institution, that
every pupil should Be present at the opening of
the session. No one will be receiued for less
period ftime than one quarter; and after having
entered, 80 deduction NIL he n1Gde for ubsenee,
ereePt When ecedsfOned By actual sickness of The
pupil herself
the school is divided into the HfeHER and
PRIMARY DEPARTMENTS, the latter including
both sexes, under IL years Of age.
TERMS.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, embracing the usual
elementary studies, s. so per quarter.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT. embracing the common
English branches, So 80 per quarter. 's
deduction from the above rates of so cen MS
per quarter. if paid in advance.
For the higher English branches, each so
cents per quarter-extIa.
Music on the Piano Forte, SO per quarter;
deduction OF So per quarter, being made when
paid in advance. -E .-ss +.
Use Of Piano for practice, Sc per quarter.
The rates OF tuition in Botany, Drawing, aud
French, will depend wholly on the number OF Pu-
pills wishing to pursue those branches.
Board, including bedding, fuel and lights,
Sic so per quarter. Washing, So per quarter.
During the winter extra charge Of from Is Cd
TO Is per quarter: will be made for fuel for school
rooms, E. r. CROWLEY, Principal.
E. v. THOMAS, 1,u.b
E.E. CROWLEY Ae"e"e''
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-22
KENDALL's BRASS BAND.

Is Picked Musicians, in Lustrous Uni
forms, Of celebrity in both Hemispheres to
which no other band aspires led by the I'M
MORTAL EDWARD KENDALL, whose
fame as the MAGIC BUGLER, has penetrated
every circle to which music has access, at
once gives tone to the pure and admirable
amusements of the Monster Circus, whether
in leading the IMMENSELY EXTENDED Process
SION in the GeRGEoUS CeLessA4 Music CAR
sor awakening the echoes of the streets while
MOUNTED ON Is RICHLY CAPARIsoNED sTEEDs,
or metamorphosing the performance into
SOLREE MUSICALE!
not the least attractive feature in which will
be the never to be forgotten.
SOLO UPON HIS MAGIC SILVER BUGLE.
35 Widely Celebrated Lady and Gentle
men Artistes,
at the acme of their profession, the most nu-
merous and talented troupe of performers
ever concentrated in one circle, viz: Messrs.
c Rogers, w w Nichols, w Smith,
Mcfarland, John Shindle, Victor Piquet,
Lakewood, S d Baldwin, R Rossiter, Dan.
Emmett, E M Dickinson, Bandanna Brown,
Sam. Johnson, GO Knapp, Alex. Rockwell,
Jos. Wiley, T. Sparks, w. Russell, Adams
P EVerts, NJ Wayne, 0 Thompson, T Vice.
ler,- S Wright, sc. &. Master Harvey, Val
tiers and Piquet. - Mesdames Thompson,
Rockwell, Everts, Knapp, Wayne, Emmett,
Wright, Delsmore, &c. SC. .-
The long favorite clown 6, c. KNAPP,
that brilliant Meteor in the orbit of the Hip
podrome, KING OF GRoTEsoUEs, pronounced
by reclamation, by the NOBLE AND REFINED of
Great Britain, at the LONDON OPERA
HOU Sc, to be the clo,On of cEoOns, in the
face of the competition of the commedens of
Europe In this stupendous project, the
same rigid adherence to pure taste and refine
ment that is SO strikingly displayed in the
chaste and beautiful outfit, and indescribably
novel and interesting feats, will be peculiar
ly observed in the mirth of the comediens.
For the Programme of the Concert, synop-
sis of the Performances and Dramatis Per-
son@e of the Divertisments, Ballots, Come.
dies, Pantomimies, sc. see Pamphlets and
Descriptive sheets. s-sss5 s.5~s
Admission to the Whole only . cents.
This Company will have the honor of per-
forming in JOLIET, ON FRIDAY SEPT.
LIST, for one day; Doors open at 2 and Z clock.
Performance will commence at % and u
o'clock, P. M. 49, -.
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81, 3. pUMHAM e 40

AXE now receiving splendid assortment: of
shelf and heavy hardware among which are the
following ar'c les: Iron, Plough, Cast, German,
English and American Blistered Steel, Darlinp's
Harris, Bolood's aud Warmers GLASS and Graz
die Sy,hes, Mill and u cut Saws, Anvils, VII
ces, Hay and Mandre Forks, Rakes, Well and
cistern Pumps, Nails ard Spikes of every dss-
cription, White Lead and Linseed Oil; Glass
and Putty. all of which and a variety Of other
articles will be sold ve,y cheap for cash e 81.
West Joliet. june 9th 1913 .- .tss.gl.s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-22

man, an President of the United States,
ever Sc deeply disgraeed as Martin Van
BuFeAl And this too by bis own Solun.
tafy act, and for the miserable and ftsitless
purpose Of dessating lAe democratic party,
because il did net make him lis nominee.
Detroit Free Press.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-22
DIR. BEACH'S MEDICINES.

Unlike those patent Remedies which claim by
one thing to cure all diseases, each preparation
10 Particularly designed 10 cure some one specific
ldiopathic complaint, with its train Of sympto.
matte affections. F-~ L --- FIftrat
w Il SLAON, American Temperance Build
ings Lake street, Chicago, Illinois, Gt neral Agent
for sale of DR.. Beach's Books and Medicines in
Illinois, Wisconsin, And Indiana, TO whom all or:
ders must be addressed post paid. ~ p .s@ % 1
For sale by ] II Brown, East Joliet; G II
Woodruff, west do; and Merrill and jenkins;
Lockport.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-22

@The wings say that Gen. Cass had
Eve rations day as governor of Mich
gan--and, in order to beat him, put up a
general who draws eight ratious day.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-08-22

CHAPMAN CRowING.--The following
Is from an Extra Indiana Sentinel:
The returns still comes in gloriousIy
Tor the Democracy--sickening to the
Taylor hounds. We have no disposition
20 comment. We have only breath to
GROVE HurFah for the PEOPLE!