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DIR. RELIES
T 3otauical Drops!

re- everv wear increasing their long established
tation. They have outliyed many rival prepa'su"''
and are continually gaining upon pubic conmne"se
The Il ,tsnicaI Drops have been successfully adm'".
;stered for many years as thorough remedy Tor tha
we'll known and prevalent class of inveterate diseases
which originate from vitiated habit OF oony' OF All
reditsry predsposton in the patient ana eenetaY
apoear under the various and distressing shaPeso
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Leprosy, st antnony III, ns
Fever Sores White Swe,lings, Scurvy, Foul ana w
stinate Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes, sca'd heaa anu
Venereal faint. .ho
In the last mentioned condition e the system, the
no,or;c.l irons will he found to eradicate the hrk'
ing poison where mercury has totally failed ana mus
n.eyent the patient from ehtsng the SEEDS OF u" TIC
reditsry disease on his offspring
Dr. Relies Botanical Drops are successfully "seu u,
cases of violent eruptlons after the mea''es
b,otohes -pimpes on the face fostering cru 'tions o"
the skin-and other diseases of the external snrace'
and are one of the best Spring "A An'umnas physics
known, to free the system from humols
4 MUSICIAN of emnence, who had witnessed the ell
6cacy of this article, had the csnlor recently 10 Tk
nowied re to the proprietor that he considered II the
bes, me cine known, for the complaints Tor wh'cn
s intended and that it ought deservedly to stani AZ
the head of the whole class Of such remedies
Price 81 a bottle o. bottles for IS
WHITE TEETH! AND HEALTHY GUMS!
yIyHOSE who would retain or restore these des'raoe
l. personal advantages. are assured 'na' No e''"po
sition can be obtained superior t tue ,o,
BRITISH ANTISEPrIC DENTRlFlCE.
This is an elegant and pleasant preparation ~ every
respect and has, for many years past g'ea universal
satisfaction wherever it has been used ,
The Antsep,c Dentrifce is exempt from acid and
other deleteruus ingredients, which too frequently
enter the comDos,inn of tooth powders in common
use anil il VIII tens the enamel ct the teeth without
doing it the least injury. The reg use OF IN, au
mred pow der by purifying the mouth ana preventing
The accumulation of tartar, operates as the pest pre-
| yen.iye of the Tooth Ache The Denir'hce removes
atoms and restores the beautiful native wh'e
ness of the enamel. As its application braces ana
strengthens The Gums, i, secures to them their ncahy
and ford hue, and by removing all oitensvr foreign
accumulatons from the teeth. preserves the natural
sweetness of the breath. Prc 50 cents
- None genuine unless signed on the outside p'n'
ed wrapper by the sole proprietor. 1 K'dder' 'mme
| date successor to the late DIR W. i CONWAY ror
ale with all the other Conway Medicine at MS
Counting Room. No SO. next doorto K'dder's Drug
Store corner of Court aud Hanover stress near Ion
| cert Hall, Boston iHohrsoN N'oo'"'
And, by his special appointment by
| WIN STABlEit. Fairfax street. Alexandra
-. Large discount to those VIII" buy t" sen "g',n.
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E1r. ,Jebb'S Eminent!

will afford inrae date relief to the patient snd has
sometimes been attended with such extraordinary sue
cess as to cure the most distressing rheumatism IN
twenty four hours even when of years Standing.
This highly valuable Eminent IS recommeeae"
ny years not only as for that excrncisung s.
ease but as an excel Application for stiffness o' Tue
Joints Numhness, sprains. Chilblsins, &c.
(rhis article is considered 80 superior 10 every
thing else, and to possess such "nconno"
!, ia ordered from al parts of the cpuntry.]
rr An Agent recently writes: Please send me
further supply of Jebbs Linment the first opportun
ty-I shall ptob .bly sell considerable quant'ty' a.
is recommended by some OF our physicians very hIsh
", although contrary to their rh'rs ana
give encouragement to such (or. pateno medicines.
ut iss mos, dec led proof Of their conf lence IN It's
invaluable properties
Another agent writes: "l wish you to f'rwar me
some more Of Jebbs I.n'ment, which mas reeoh"e"d'
ed Itself very highly" Price 80 cents n po''e'
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FOR SALE, Lin,
ON moderate terms, second mana -, GD I'm
" Stove. WI. > hD
IL mo 26
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This valuable Medicine being composed only Of
vegetable matter, or medc nal herbs, and warranted
On OATH Containing not me particle OF mercun''
mineral or chemical substances, Gall of which are un
cnnsenis TO tn nature OF man. and therefore iesuue
live TO the human frame,) is found to be perfectly
har Mess to the mos. ten Ter age or weasestame' uh
Ter every stage OF human suffering; the most pr asa"
and benign in It operation, and at the same Tune 'he
mast searching ont the root Of every complaint now
ever deep and OF performing a cure, thM was eve.
offered To the world rh's wonderful etec'' .oo'
produced by the least trouble to the p'nems' y
merely swallowing certain nu'n)er OF 'h'" p',, ."'
,eing called few extra tunes TO the purposes e''
cuaion, with the least possible sensation OF psh' "
exhaustion oil bodily rengih. and without ~. leH "
catching cold, attention to dress or 'e'' !" any
li.fcrent from their accuston' q HABITS
These pills cure all Gases, AMI cannot De 'aHe "
excess Experience, which IS The tombstone VI -. ="
human knowledge has long borne 'eSnn'p.! a,;ssd
fact; and extensive use OF them mas a're"H' 'e"-
IS truth ~ this country. .l
These medicines cure ~ purgIng; ndyc' ~" e'''
he feeble, the nfrm the nervous the delicate, Ne
n few DAYS stren gthened by Their "perauo' oeC LIZ
lhey clear the body of it's ba huInours' a"n ' ,
aro:ure sound sleep They are the sales. a"" "n
ehicacuus menicGe TO take 10 'cai preventing ''''
cosiiveness, &c, ,, a.,
The Vegetable Cleansing Pow lerS are OF S'en n
sistance to patients, and facilitate the ,L.
bad humours; they soften, cleanse, and de'acn W.
acrimonious phiegm; are c"oing and aIay '"s %out
me, two, or TIRE. powders ma, be taken 'mO'S'
the day, mixed in ha!fa wine glass OF w''er'
The genuine Medicines can be had OF
WM. POMER0Y, Alezandna'
Sole Agent for the District nj Go"r'ta a'd % "'
By whom the Pills are sold in packets OF om1' ~,
and three dollars each, aud the Powders AZ 81 fol
per box, with printed directions; aud also D! Wv OH
lowing Iuo. Agents: 4. ". Poxnhorn' s,;I,o..
and 10th streets Pennsylvania avenuei 'o'" T,;Sb,.
Navy YrL, Washington; and Thomas " i;.;nss he
Georgetown; of whom alone can the hen''" ~
warranted genuine. by appointment Of Dr.. IT, .S y
Most, IL. p. 81, VI B. G.. II ,Brookyn, Ne" iotA' ~
suIe importer OF these Medicines. .-.u..
Morrisonia, the Family Adviser, price D. s",.
teal Proofs, illustrated by numerous cases
third edition, price 373centsi to be had asAo0'''
apis tf
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To Rheumatic Invalids!

nERSONS suffering under rheumatic AHtcu"" ~
respectfully assured that they can obtain OF Tue
nronrietor and his agensa safe and admirable RENE
dv far Rheumatism. however obstinate the disorder
NAV he and in all its hiff,rent STAGES
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CHAIR MANUFACTU hERS
ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
and where they will make, ana
keep constantly for sale, at ialI
\ prices, general assortment OF
Grecian, Fancy, and H'ndsoT
ICHAIRS. The public are respect
fully invited to call and examine
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Dir II SHErHEARD NoAT.

Dear Sir wish state that my sister, after severe
suffering, and employing medical man three years,
was relieve " the use Of the Universal Medicines.
70 complaint was violent pain and soreness in her
side; indeed. to use her own expression, her
one side had turned in, actually deformed The pain
violent burning in. almost inolerable; so see
veIe that ,he couhl not .t up for upwards Of three
ears 1t was occasioned by overIaclng hers IT, and
perhaps, over excrtIon with it. after using lev,
doses Of No AMI 3 alternately about eight pills tor
/, dose. The pain decreased. and. by perseverance, in
their use, she IS now restored to health; and have
no onjec,ipn to this being made public for the
benefit of others; and am. dear sir, yours t'uly,
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LEVI HURDLE,

rrAVING taken his brother, THOMAS HuR-
Ill DIE, into partnership, will continue, at the
old stand, southwest corner of King and 90
mmbus streets, to carry on their business as
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Lowell. Massachusetts,, Feb 8. 1854
IN Justice to DR. VI. her medical adviser, when he
he ari her impr jvernent in health. he recommended
perseverance ~ the use of he me lIcnes.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-12-10
INDUSTRY AND ENERGY.

There are few difficulties that hold
out against real attacks, they fly like the
visible horizon before those who advance.
A passionate desire and an unwearied
will can perform impossible instability,
o. what seems to be such to the cold and
the feeble. If we do but go on, some
unseen path will open among tie hills.
We must not allow ourselves TO be dis.
eouraged by the apparent disapproba-
ton between the result of single efforts
and the magnitude of the obstacle to
be encountered. Nothing good nor
great is to be obtained without courage
and industry, but courage and industry
must have sunk in despair, and The world
must have remained unornamented and
unimProved, if men had net nicely com.
pared the effects of single stroke Of
the chisel with the pyramid to be rails
led, or Of a single impression Of the spade
with the mountain TO be levelled. All
iexertion, too, lie, in itself delightful, and
active amusements seldom tire us. Pei
vetus owns that he could not listen to a
concert for two hours, though he could
play on an instrument all day long,
The chase, NO know, has always been
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PUBLIC NOTICE

Z S hereby given, that the undersigned has
Il taken out letters of administration of
the goods and chattels, rights and credits of,
Elizabeth Darneille, deceased and qualified
as such administrator. Allpersons having
claims against the esiate of the deceased.
are hereby notified and required to exhibit
the same at court of probate, to be holden
in and fer the county Of Adams, and state
OF Illinois, at the office of the Judge of pro-
bate in Quincy, on the first Monday in
May next, for the purpose of having the
same settled.
FIELDING EARNEIIIE, Admr.
Quincy, Oct. II, lsa4. l4-4t
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

IN /, Diana Hammett, Administrative
of the estate Of John Hammett, deceased,
late of the county of Coles, and state of
Illinois, do hereby notify all persons hav-
ing claims or demands against said estate
to attend at the Office of the Judge fprobate
in said county, on the first day of the May
term, 1885, of said county, in order to have
said claims or demands settled and adjust
ed. DIANA HAMMETT, Admir-.
September 8, 1924. [l1-6t
PATENT BALANCES &c
B SATENT Balances from 800 to GOO lbs
L Patent e. gers, Socket Chisels, Ham
mers and general assortment Of domestic
hardware of very su porior quality.
40 boxes Collins s Cos Axes.
- Broad Axes.
lbbotson's patent straw Knives.
Bramble Scythes, Mill and p Saws, sho-
veis aud Spades.
9-10 1919 Window Glasses.
For sale low by
GODFREY, GILMAN & Co
Alton, Nov. IL, 833. 90 ly
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the favorits amusement Of the Kings
and mobiles. For only fame and fortune
but pleasure is to be earned. Efforts,
it must not be forgotten, are as indispen-
sable as desires. The globe is not to
be circumnavigated by one wind. We
should never do nothing. 1t is better to
wear out than to rust out, says bishop
Cumberland. There will be time e.
nough for repose in the grave, said No
cole 10 Pascal. As young man, you
should be remindful of the unspeakabIe
importance of early industry; since in
youth, habits are easily formed, and
there is time to recover from defeats
An Italian sonnet justly, as well as ele-
gantly, compares procrastination TO the
folly Of traveller who pursues brook
till it widens into a river, and is lost in
the sea. The tolls as we'll as risks Of an
active life, are commonly overrated, so
much may be done by the diigeut use
OF ordinary opportunities; but they must
not always be waited for. We must not
only strike the iron while it is hot, out
strike it ill it is made hot. HerscheI,
the great astronomer, declares that nine
ty or one hundred hours, clear enough
fol observations, cannot be called an I'M
productive year. The lazy, the disspa-
ted and the fretful, should patiently see
the active and the bold pass them in
the course. They must bring down
their pretensions to level of their tai
ents. Those who have not energy to
work must learn to be humble and should
not vainly hope to unite the iucompati
Bile enjoymen Of Incidence and enters
prize, of ambition and self indulgence.
trust that my yourg friend will never
attempt to reconcile them.
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6 z w Z n A NX L a NDS,
STATE OF ILLINOIS, AUDITORS OFFICE
Vnndu|in Sent DOH 1874

81 n Il UF iLLINUIS, ItU DIIUK 5 OFFICE,
Vandalia, Sept 10Th, 1884.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that
agreeably to the act entitled Gan act to
provide for the sale ofthe seminary lands $
approved January 18th, 1929, and the act
entitled Gan act to amend an act TO provide
for the sale of the seminary lands, appro-
we'd January 18th 1929, approved Februa-
ry 18Th, 1881" l shall expose to public
sale, at the door Of the state house in the
town Of Vandalia, on Monduy, the 18Th day
Of January nert, for cash, to the highest
and best bidder, the following described
seminary lands, in tracts of eighty acres
each:yiz:
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All east and west Of the third principal
merIadian.
The sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A.
M, and to be continued from day to day
until completed. All persons who have
n,aue improvements on any of said lands
previous 10 'heir selection, will be entitled
10 prescription tight of not more than
100 acres by making the proof as required
by the acts above recited and by paving
the amount into the State Treasury nrevi.
GUS to the day of sale.
JAMES T. B. STAPP, Auditor
: [i2-3m] Public Accounts. Illinois.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are forbid using my name
IA. in any contracts or bargains for my
property, or running me in debt in any
way, shape or form, or receiving my pro-
perty as presents borrowing or taking I'M
der any pretence, from any person but my
selfunder pain ofbelng prosecuted as lelons.
CORNELIUS DUNHAM
Sept. Goth, 1884. 1881
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ENGLISH ARIsrocRATIc IMPERTURBABlL-
iTY, Lady ID. was going to Scotland
a violent storm arose. Her ladyship
was calmly dressing her hair, when the
steward knocked at the cabin door-sMy
LADY, said the man. Il think it right to
tell you there is every chance Of being
drowned DO not talk to me, you i'm
pertinent fellow, about drowning' said
her aristocratical ladyship, perfectly un-
moved-'that's the captains business,
and not mine
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NoTlCE.-All persons having claims
IN against the estate of David Hanson.
deceased, late Of the county of Coles, are
hereby requested to present them to the up.
dersisned, or to the Judge of Probate Of
said county, for adjustment, at the June
term Of Probate in Charleston. Ii.
GEORGE w. HANSON, Alm,r
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NOTICE is hereby given that applica-
IN ton, by petition, will be msde to tho
ensuing legislature, for the removal Of the
seat OF justice Of Clay county, from Mays
vile to the centre of said county.
BENJAMIN BISHOP.
WILLIAM ALDRIDGE.
JOHN CRAIG,
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AND FORWARDING
IA AViNG large and convenient Ware
a. houses, directly at the Steam Boat
landing, the subscribers offer their services
to the public in this branch of business.
GODFREY, GILMAN s. Co.
Alton, Nov. II, 1855. 30 "
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SLANDER.-lt often happens that those
are the best people whose characters
have been most injured by slanderers
we usually find that to he the best fruit
which the birds have been picking at.
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% TAKEN UP by Royal
Ok Short, living in Moores prai-
@K seK rie, Jefferson county, Iii
ssasszsesss sss:s4sn ois, one chestnut sorreI
mare, with las; spring colt same color
(mare colD the mare is six years old about
fifteen hands high, small star in her fore
head, no other brands or marks perceiva-
BILE, appraised to forty dollars, by Abel AL
len and r. A. d. Wilbanks, before
'1ff DANIEL WILBANKS. J. P.
Attestn JOEL PACE elk. August 9Th.
1884. - -" d.
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Two farmers lately met in the street,
and after the usual salutations-one said
now tits so fine weather, | hope every
thing will come out of the earth, sex.
cept my wife who was buried len days
ago the other Immediately replied.
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A waiting girl of wenty-eight--thai
is, girl of twenty-eight, who was wait
ing for acknowledging supposed to
be the object of the sneaking kindness
Of a bachelor OH the other side of the
street, she was tested on the subject and
scornfully replied--"Do you think I'd
have any thing 10 say to that fellow?-
No, indeed-if he should look at me
would rum" 81 dare say you WOULD
said her mother, shut which ,vay, my
dear?" ....
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ced to dust beneath the tomb. But the
ignorant man is dead even while he walks
upon The earth; he is numbered with
living men, and yet e1isteth not
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GOVERNORS MEssAGE.-This is a very
long document, and we can do no more
than present our readers with an abstract.
and that very brief one, of lis contents.
1t opens by referring to the partial preva-
lence of the cholera during the past and
preceding seasons, in our state -refers to
the general health and pros perity ofour
Inhabitants, as cause of gratitude to the
Giver ofall good, states that the harvest of
the year is plentiful, and that at no time
has the emigration to our territory been
greater
The State Debt, in October last, was
$46, 655 Is, being $3.50 ID less than in
October, 1892.
In view ofthe great expense attending
the present method Of collecting the State
taxes, the Governor recommends that it
be made the duty of the sheriffs of the sew
eral counties to collect them-whlch he
thinks they could do at half the present
cost.
He recommends that no lands be sold 70,
taxes. unless the whole lrac, be sold-oth-
erwise inextricable confusion in the titles
will soon ensue
He advises that the bank notes should
be made taxable.
The Seminary and Saline funds amount
to more than SS7 900. 1t is recommended
that the assembly make provision at this
session for erecting the buildings of State
Uniyersity,to which the above funds are
devoted.
Attention to the subject of general edu-
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KNOWLEDGE AND IGNoRANcE.-The
man Of knowledge lives eternally after
his death, while his members are redu-
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'Wby don't you wear your ring my
DEAR said father in ball room to his
daughter. Because, papa, it hurts me
when any body squeezes my hand D
"What business have you to have you1
hand squeezed" "Certainly none, but
still you know, papa, that one would like
to keep it in squeezable order"
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A FULL spoUsE.-Mr. H. declared that
his wife had five fulls--lhat she was
beautiful, dutiful, youthful, plentiful and
armlul.
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HORSE STOLEN.

A WAS stolen from the stable
&c Elm NJ of the undersigned, on the
RH SK night ofthe 10Th inst. slim
szssss1s BAY HORSE, six years
old next spring, black legs, name and tail,
fifteen hands two or three inches high, no
white marks recollected, also a bride and
saddle. | will literally reward any person
who will apprehend the thief, and secure
the horse SO that can get him.
M. w. DORRISS.
Frankfort. III. Sept. 18th, 1884. ll-4t
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REvENGE.-A person being asked why
he had given his daughter in marriage
to man with whom he was at enmity
answered, 81 did it out ofpure revenge"
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From the Columbus ga } Sentinel

The present admins ration has had more
to contend with than any other, perhaps,
which has preceded it, When General
jackson came into Office, he found that
gross abuses had crept into almost every
department OF the government, and that the
prodigal career of legislation which had
been sanctioned under the administration
Of Adams, would, eventually lead TO the
ruin of the Government. He took his
course, and many Of his friends feared that
he would fail in his patriotic Efforts, because
he had undertaken to accomplish too much.
Not so with Jackson. He saw the neces-
sity of strong, fearless, and energetic meas
ures, and he molly risked his popularity and
his all upon,he issue. No compromising,
no weighing of consequences to himself was
necessary. He effectualIy put down the
wild and extravagant expenditures for in
ternal improvement by the General Gov
ernment. He enterered the list against the
great moneyed arlstocracy ofthe country,
with all its vast powers, appealing directly
to the interest of the people, aided by the
most powerful phalanx oftaIent with which
any man ever had to contend, he has tri-
umphed and almost no;oiiy have the people
sustained him. Thus has been accom-
plished what the sage of Monticello consid-
cred so essential for the maintenance of
the liberty ofthe country There is anolh-
err view in which Jackson has had more to
contend with than any of his predecessors.
The pensioned scribblers of the country, as
wei! as the greatest talents, have poured
out against him the most violent nvcctives,
the most unmeasured abuse the most glaring
yet he has been firm and inn
movable, pursuing with manly energy the
even tenor of his way, unawed by persecu.
ton, and unsubdued by fiattery. After a.
ges, when the storm Of party strife shall
have ceased, when the deep mutterings of
overwca ming ambition will bo stranaled hv
The Indignation OF an enlightened people,
will look back to the brilliant career ofthe
Hero Of New Orleans with honest pride and
Iexultation.
We have no desire to be considered the
eulogists Of jackson; it is not necessary
his name, his virtues, and his services, are
lndellibly engraven on the hearts and atfec-
tlons of his countrymen. He has erected
there monument more durable than brass.
or the fading traces of our spoor lucubra-
tons but as Americans, proud of the land
of our birth, and of the distinguished sons
OF our common country, we have right to
express our opipions.