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heretofore been considered incurable, such as u.
GERS of the Larynx, Throat, Nose, Nodes, &e,-
The ARCANUM EXTRACT is compisto
Antdote to the serious Evils produced by the inyu-
dicious Use of MERCURY. As a SPRING and
FALL PURIFIER it cannot be surpassed, work
ing its way through the system with a silent and
en Siaae. iOree =. Ut DON.
Removing DYSPEPTIC INFLUENCES;
Soothing the NERVES; lf
Removing INTERNAL Distinctions and Dis
eases that would otherwise cause injury to tho
LIVER and LUNGS. e
Persons whose Constitutions are broken down
by the use Of MERCURY, ARSENIC, Bark, or
QUININE, and any who are suffering from
DISEASED LIVER, an injudciosGs treatment
Of any OF the above Diseases should use the AR.
CANUM EXTRACT without delay.
In complicated cases Of SCROFULA and
SYPHILIS, and in cases where the Syphilitic
Virus of the Parent causes developement Of
ScrofuIa IN the Child, this is THE ONLY REM
EDY upon which a reasonable hope of Recovery
can be founded.
In numerous instances, also, where liberation
had laid bare both ligament and bone, and where,
TO all appearance, no human means but amputa
ton could have saved life Patients have baen
snatched from the grave and restored to heath,
, the devouring disease being completely eradicated
by the use of this inestimable Extract.
1neTropTleIorso OF tne AISCANOmE En- lRAOT
have had this Medicine used in all the above Dis
eases with the most gratifying Results. Inusing
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need ba
interrupted requiring only the usual restraint Of
moderation in diet, and is equally applicable and
elhcacious TO the infant as well as the adult.
~ Pamphlets, giving a Description for what
the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable, with
, observations on Insensible Pespiration, and
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany each
, Bottle. Agents are supplied with the above pam
phlets for gratuitous Circulation.
The ARCANUM EXTRACT pre-
pared by JOHN WINER, Hamilton, Canada
West, and JOHN WINER q Co., 80 Maides
Lane, New York, Sole Proprietors. sr5r
PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
: Joliet; also By L. NJ BOYCE, agent for
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Texan Officers.

The Texan Rangers are fortunate in
the possession of good officers. Hays is
celebrated for his GOODNESS and courage,
qualities which eminentiv distinguished
him while protecting the Texan frontiers
from the inroads Of the Cananches--
Walker, the Lieut.. COL, is well know, Il
every body as the Capt. Walker Of Tie
first part of the campaign. Chevalier
the Major, is scarcely less celebrated.
having gone out alone about a year since
to the Rio Grande to gain information Of
the Mexicans. On his return he suddenly
fellinIwith a company of Mexican cavalry,
Cheyalier had lost his horse and was on
foot. The captain ofthe party rode up to
him and ordered him to surrender. The
Major very cody drew pistol and pre-
sentIUg It at his head, made him swear
upon the cross that he would order his
men to keep back and permit him to pro-
coed and in this way he reached the
Texan settlements.
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4 zSl![7I

DR. Lacounts Toothache Elixer is a sure
and speedy cure for. the most distressing
conn laint that can aflict the human frame. No
person who has decayed teeth should be without
this remedy Some have supposed The iooshache
incurable without extraction. This is, howev-
er, mistake. The experience Of abe thousands
who have given this remedy, q trial, and who
have declared If it cost $40 per vial, they would
not be without il, proves conclusiyely that ex-
traction is not necessary, and that the toothache
can be cured, and the teeth saved for useful pur-
poses. Let those afflicted try, and satisfy them
selves. Il costs bn SO cents per vial, with aE
necessary directions for use.
The public may rest assured there is no dan
ger in the application OF this remedy.
Sold by BRowN & Co. Jolisf; and w. 8.
WYERs, Lockport. -
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DR.. BRACES
Indian Queen Vegetable
SNgag. Coated Pills

Il HOHPttiSE the FoHic and anii-fsillous The.
NJ chic Fills are acknowledged 10 be the
liest successful IHedIcine ever oferedt to the pub
nc tor tho treatment and cure Of Asue ahd Fee
yer, Chils and Fever, Bilious, -lsenlFltent AMI
Inilannatory feveFs.f In iIitermittenIs or agnes,
organic arrangement has taken place. 1nese
Pills never fail to make perInane nj aiI la TING
cures within twelve to eighteen hours without the
aiu OF any other medicine. So great indeed mas
been theireiiicacy, that permanent cure hasal-
ways been Observation-Disclosures strictly follow
ed. Bus this medicine has nov become so gem
eraliy known; antlsso extensively used, through
oct the western aud southwestern Stetes. mat
such warranty is not longer asked or exp tcied.
THE INDINAN QUEEN VEG ATABLE sUG AR.
COATED TONIC PILLS,
WIZ be found highly beneficial m al cases Of de-
bltty, Especially in those cases pr,dueett BIZ re-
peated and long continued attacks of Fever. and
M promoting digestion. From one to three OF
these pills taken - or 30 minutes befors ealing,
WIZ seleoM Ian to excite healthy appetite, pro-
mole digestion, give tone to the stomach, and in
vigorate the system generally Rrice ST 90.
DR.. Brazg's Sugar Coated Pills have been thor
oughly rrleds and long experiences has established
thelf superior eihcacy over every other medicine
offered 20 the public for tho radical cuie of every
OF every form OF disease, and particularly Of
those BILIOUS affections so prevalent thronght ui
= - !uA9iii ana western s>tates The proof of
this is oun la the fact that those wi.o here once
Used Mese pills, have after prc:erred them,
ana tesorad TO theirn:e in preference to any 9TH
ef Kind OF MISUNDERSTANDING regularly az the
commencement Of each sickly season for this val
liable medicine-and urging their friends 10 do
the same. innumeEable cases of chill and fever,
OBSTINATE und oflong standing, have been so sud-
denly cured by Bnagg,s Pdls,4that their effects
have almost apPeared mir Ilols,z Lot the pa
tent no doubts this try them, aud he will find
himself equally delighted and a.tpnisheu.
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JEDDIAH WOOLLEY JR..
SURVEYOR AND AGENCY OFrrcE.
CHICAGO srHEGL, JOLIET, ILL.

CHICAGO sTHEEI, JOLIET, ILL.
viii attend to Surveying or giving descriptions
Of Land or Town lots in Will, Kendall, Grtndy.
or La-Salle counties 20 all those who shall favor
him with call ;and will have at all times on
hand Maps oftha above counties, with correct
delineRtions of Timber and Pra:rieand Streams.
With falls Of water wherever thay occur, either on
the Des PLANES, Du Page, KnnAakee, or Illinois
rivers and also the principal Roads: together
= ith representation ofthe Illinois 81 Michigan
Canal.
The experience Mr.. WooIey has had as Sur
yoyor in ths above counties in the last fifteen
years viii Warrant him in saying that he can
give general satisfaotion.
In all cases his charges will be reasona BILE,
md prompt in his attention 20 business. His
Office nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern
t References.
Hon. wENTwenFIr.l
CIV. Do,r, Chicago
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CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
lnfallible cure for ChiIIs or
s9geEP 81 ECURy.
And Sure Remedy for Bilious, Remit
- teat and other Fepers.

> ri
And Sure Remedy for Bilious, Remit.
- teat and other Feoers.
This Invaluble Medicine is purely veg
etable.
II ME uncxsmpled success Of thistruly unri
IL vailed Tonic, in curing in q few hours where
all other remedies hate failed. and that too. in
cases OF from six months 10 ten years standing
warrants the assertion, that if taken according "a
the directions, it is infaIible. A long Iist M
certificates in proof lis nfallihility, might be adj
died; tthoss upon the Wrapper are deomod si,f.
6cieut. X - sF '"' -
It is not In the least nauscating. nor ,Ioas =,
operate upon the bowels; but its ;alutarv action
upon the whole aystem is SO charming TINT every
one is highly delighted at their speedy recovery
health Such remedy, the afflicted have lo,o
been in want OF; one that cures speedily and perr
GanenilJ, whore the usual caution 10 imsrase.
exposure is observed u $500 r. r.
6lrFtom the great popularity of this madi-
ZINE, many limitations protesting to be Glenn
EMS INDIAN TONIC, are afioat. Therefore
be sure 10 ask for that prepared by GEO. w.
HOUSE, Nashville Tennessee, who ia. sole nro
.pgietor. rN
CAUTlON.-To prevent fraudobserve unon
the directions upon the bottle, the written siena-
tnre of Geo. w. House. Also moulded in the
bottle an Indian, With the words ssClemens, In
dian Tonic, prepared by Geo. w House s. All
Others are counterfeit.
For sale by BROWN & Co, Joliet. ~ II
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DIR. HULL's
WORN 1SE73N93S

Children viii cry for DR.. Hull's Worn Lozen-
ges. Only read what this medicine has done
9orkyille, Gibson CO., Tenn. Dec 81, 1873.
DIR. C. e. HuII.--Some mon,ba s;,-s 49,
gent left with me for sale, what he Considered
a large supply of our Worm Lozenges, but have
sold all out, and could have sold three times AZ
many more, had been supplied to that amouni.
! nope you will instruct your agent to leave
nlnch greater supply when he comes this way a.
goln, Their use IN my family has been of erea,
oeueII Edward Mceorcle, Esq. gave some ID
child four years old, and the first dose hro,,.ss
away between thirty and forty worms. Mr.. VIII
ham Mcdaniel had child whom the phrs;e;ars
pronounced incnrable, and said il would die. b,,,
the child was cured By using Dr. Hubs Worn
i1ozenges. Yours truly,
STEPHEN LUKrN
rrce 70 cents per box. For sale By BRowr
& Co, Jolle.; and w s. MxEns, Loekpo,S.
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For Sale by
DR.. HULL'S
ISslsIHss SO ]; 5lIlsF 9s

ARE now acknowledged by the Faculty TO be
The most scientific and successful preparation ev-
er discovered for the relief of coughs, colds, cor
sumptinns, asthma, whooping cough, catarrh,
,ishtness of the lungs chest, bronchitis, and
similar pulmonary affections They are made
from the most valuable expectorant or cough med
icihes, ard undoubtedly superior to everything
i'll use for those complaints.
Sold by BRowN & &C., Jolie!; w. S. MYERS,
Lockport.
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Lieut., Z. R. Price-ITiS Melancholy Fate.


Intelligence was received at Natchez
on Monday last of the fate of Lieut.. Ezra
K. Price, who, in company with two other
United States volunteers, had left Camar.
go some weeks since TO join the command.
OF General Taylor during his advance to
Monterey. The informant states thar the
bodies of Mr.. Price and his two compan.
ions, were found lying in the grass some
distance from the road leading from Ca.
MARCO to Monterey. completely ridded
with bullet holes. The bodies of seuea-
teen Mexican soldiers acre lying scattered
around them. Mr.. Price was the brother
in-law of Lewis Sanders, Jr., of Natchez.
and was associated with him in the prac-
tice of the law. When the reauisition
was made upon the State of Louisiana for
Volunteers, he enrolled himself in the
Sparrow Guards" then being raised at
COncordia, and was elected ID Lieutenant
OF the company. Upon the disbanding of
the Louisiana Volunteers, he determined
still to devote himselfto the cause of his
country, and proceeded to Camargo for
that purpose, meeting with The above un-
timely fate. As he aid his two compan-
ions were armed with revolving pistols, it
is supposed that they must nave Killed the
Sercnteen .Mericaus in a most desperate
encounter.-N. o. TrOpic.
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EAilcR1NG.

IN Mattern would infolm the citizens of
II Joliet and vicinity, that he has opened his
shop directly over Browns Drug Store, where he
vii be happy to accommodate his old custom
ers, and the public generally, with work on
short notice, and in the neatest and most .fash-
ioaable style. To the young men ofthis place
he would say, that no endeayors viii be wanting
on his part TO please the most fastidious taste,
and in all cases fl will be warranted.
1FCUTTINGx done on short notice, and
Warranted to 1T. il properly made up. zf.t4 q
IoIirt Oct %. 7S45
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Administrators, NOTICE.

Ali! persons hnvin claims against the Es-
"a te Of Edward Perkins deceased, are notified and
requested 70 present the same for adiutation, at
the Term Of tho Probate Court of Will county.
TO be holden at the Office of the Probate Justice,
in Joliet, on Tuesday the e,h day of December
rext. tfts...
=, AMOS FELLOWS,
~ EPHRAIM PERKINS IT., Aonrs'
Joliet, Get 81 1915 no CIV
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Oath before the mauor.

STATE. Of yHissoufi,l Dottor A. G. ERAGG, be-
City Of st Lootis,} ing By me duly sworn de-
poses and says, that his S.igar Coated IiHs, now
so generally known throughout the southern aud
western States, do not contain one particle Of
Mineral Of any KIND, as has bcenerroneously sta
ted lie 1ufther states that he is ut this time
manufacturing and putting up ready for market
from 2sD TO 3d. 00O, boxes of these pills sper
week-and that the orders and calls from agents
and others for these pills, have b2coino so numer-
Gus, even ut his healthy season Of the year, that
some applications are necessarily delayed f.oia
zen 10 Twelve days, on account of deponent's ina
olllJ toindnuiactIre them fast enough to sunnIv
the increasing demand. Dr. Bragg further states,
that it's his lntenion to extend aud increase hi :
manusactqry Until he can furnish the southern and
western States with all ample supply Of this cele-
brated pill. A e. RRs4C:(.
Sworn to- and subscribed before me. This OH
day of June, a. d. lS4G. et PIG t,.Morx
Meyor Of the City cfst Louis.
For Sale BIZ
Jere;1iah Lots, Wesley Cleveland, Asa McDon-
aid, and NJ. Wheeler, Htcorky Greek; John
5. Dillon, YHarseites; Robert Peacock, Morris !.
Matteson Campbell, fur Sable; A. Peltier.
Dresden; Samuel l., Palmer, Kankakee: d
A, Watson, Wllaington; p Boucher, Barr
6o't"Se Grdre; Willard Wood, Crete; Edward
Poor, Yankee settlement; j TAYLOR. Mn "a. !.
DEMMOND & WOOD,l
J. A. M At FESON< SJolict.
AGENT-Emanuel Deloin, 4S Main Street, ST.
Louis, Wholesale aud retail depnt. 9-Gm
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.Nlk'T lbs MsrshalPs pan emit Line Thread
= fOI Gale BY the podne, a. N atseson's.
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VIM Elastic and Web Braces, by the doxs.
Store, East Joliet. -'.s'ss
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= ~ 1AIO''II53 IttdICTI Uj IO4O.
Mr.. Taylor:-I have analysed tho Jew Da.
vId's Honey Coated Pills, and have founi them
10 be composed If the most approved and valua-
bio articles in Matera Medca-and in all cases
where have known them tried, they have given
perfect satisfaction.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-07-04
The Captains Yarn.

Converslng with the captain OF a YES
sell the other day, he related the follow
ing anecdote: 81 had a frst-rate Off
Ger who sailed with me fof several
years. He was an excellent seaman
and a perfect gentleman. lremember
| took him once to the Italian opera in
London, and he expressed himself per-
fectly satisfied with the performances.
though he had no ear for music, didn't
understand the language, and was too
bashful to look at the fgurdntes. A
particular and very amioble trait of his
character was his domestic affection,
Sailors rowing about the world are sell
dom very constant; in fact, they toe
often act up to the libertine proposition
of Marmontel-Quand on ma pas c.
qu'on dime, ii faut dinas ce du'on a.
But this man was a perfect model o.
coniugal fidelity. He was always
speaking Of his wife-(he had no chill
dren)-always buying presents for he
in every port he visited. Well, ont
day-we were lying on the river Gam
bia, in Afrlca--my mate, after dinner
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-07-04

We trust, as the world gets older,
upright and straightforward men will
increase among US, and downright men
become more scarce. The first quail
ties are unquestionably virtuous; but
the last is at the best an unpleasant
characteristic. Downright men do not
see things quite in their true light. They
are oddities in our social scene. The
soft words which they dsprecate, and
which they never will consent to use,
what are they but the result of an i'm
proved civilization? In ruder age.
when bad actions were more frequent
and Of grosser nature than now, it
would have been cowardice and base
ness in any who could see the evil TO
speak of it mildly. But now, when a
tolerably equal standard of good con-
duct exists IN all classes aiming at be-
ing calle respectable, and when vast
tribunal instantly condemns any occa-
sional alteration, softer terms are suffi-
cient; and merely to express surprise
at any little delinquency, conveys, in
these days, severer reproof than
would have been borne two hundred
years ago by a violent public declama'
ton.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-07-04

leaned back in his chair, and fell asleep.
I went on deck to smoke a cigar
When came back. l found poor M.
lying on the cabin floor--a corpse! A
sudden stroke of apoplexy had carried
him of. / was inexpressibly shocked.
He had sailors grave, and every
heart on board the brig was heavy at
his loss. On the home voyage, was
thinking all the while of the agony OF
Ms. poor wife when she learned Of his
death, and how ! should breathe the
news 10 her. She always flew down
to the pier as soon as she heard our
brig was coming up the bay, and | be.
lieve she could read every signal flag
that was thrown out from the station.
Well, we had 70 sooner made fast to
the wharf, when down came a hand
some hack, and out springs the mates
wife, rugged out from top to toe like a
frst-rate frigate on gala day, with a
fathom or two of ribbon towing astern
of her. Poor girl! thought !; how soon
my tale will blench the roses of your
cheek. " My husband!'' she inquired,
as she sprang lightly on the deck, show
ing pair Of tiny feet cased in the
daintiest satin boots that ever a French
shoemaker turned out. "I'm sorry to
say, madam" said !, '" that he has been
very sick" The color came and went
into her cheek. "Tell me ALL" she
cried, grasping my arm. swell, then,
madam" said !, "if | must say it, he
is dead" "Glad of it, by jingo" was
her answer. She was ashore and of
again in the tying of a reef.polnt--and
tho next week she was married to a
merchants clerk" The captain plum.
gcd his hands deep in the pockets OF
his piIot-coat. "l'm a bachelor"-said
he. "The worse for you," was oul
answer, exceptions only prove rules
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p @ Id u @ y .
FOR EVER THINE.


For ever thine, what e'er this heartbetids,
For ever thine, where e'er our lot be cast
Fate, that may rob us of all wealth beside,
Shall leave US love till life itself be past.
The world may wrong us-we will brave its hate;
False friends may change ,andalser hopes decline;
Though bowed by cankering care smile at tate
Since thou art mine, beloved, and am thine!
For ever thine-when circling years have spread
Times frosty blossdms Ger the snowy brow;
When youth'srch glow its purple light hath shed,
And lilies bloom where roses flourish now
Say, shall love thy fading beauty less.
Whose spring-tide radiance has been wholymlne!
No! come what will, thy steadfast truth III bless,
In youth, in age, thine own, forever thine!
For ever thine, at evenings dewy hour, 20
When gentle hearts to tenderest thought incline,
When palmiest odors from each closing flower
Are breathing round me--thine, for ever thine
For ever thine, mid Fashions heartess throng,
In courtly bowers-at Folly's gllded shrine,
Smiles on my chesk-light wordsupon my tongue,
NV deep heart still Is thine-for ever thine!
For ever thine, amid the boIsterous crowd,
When the jest sparklss with tho sparkling wine,
may not speak thy gentle name aloud,
But drink to thee in thought-for ever thine.
would not, dear, profans that sllyery sound;.
The depths of love could such rude hearts divine;
Let the loud laughter peal, the toasts 60 round.
My thoughts, my thoughts are thne,for ever thine.
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A Very Good Story.

"Some years ago when all the world
were mad upon lotteries, the cook OF
middle-aged gentleman drew from his
hands the savings of some years. Her
master, curious to know the cause, ,learn-
ed that she had repeatedly dreamed
that certain number was great prize
and she had bought it. He called her
a fool for her pains, and never omitted
an occasion to tease her upon the sub
jcct. One day, however, the master
saw in the newspaper, or at his book
sellers in the country town, that the
number was actually the 100000 prize.
Cook IS called up, palavar ensues--
had known each other for years, 10th
to part, &c.; in short, he proposes and
is accepted, but insists on marriage be-
inc celebrated next morning. Marri-
ed they were; and, as the carriage took
them f,om the church, they enjoyed
the following dialogue:
Well, Molly--two happy events
in one day. You have married, trust,
good husband. You have something
else-but first let me ask you where
YOU have lecketup your lottery ticket"
She thought her master was only
bantering her upon the cid point, and
cried-s' Don't ye say no moro about
it. Thought how it would be, and that
| | should never hear the end ont, so l
sold it to the baker Of our village for a
guinea profit; so you need never be an
Sry with me again about that"