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JOLIET, ILLINOIS OCTOBER :s,'1 1s47. n
and I'll get as many masses sed ash re.

and I'll get as many masses sed as'lI re-
move it, difl 5sdgelt
80 Frank, agra! says Mary, syou're
losin' your sinses. I'd rather you'd get
me a cup of tay now, to rouse me poor
wake heart, than anything else. You see
there's not an ounce Of flesh on me poor
bones. snoifisoga7q edl fst5 sll,s sTsilsl
why says Frank Ahave you any
bones at all. Be gor, Ithough t you ;wor
q spirit that came to haunt me. Let me
see, he feels her hand-'be go1ty, you're
not SPIRIT but Mary sure enough, I
b'lieve. Butstay till 1 light the candle. ;
Lights it, aud is satisfied other identity.
well how in tho world did you get
out of the grave. Mary4 Will you tell
me that! Tor Fastened you down well for
tear of them thisvin sack em ups 1Hsis I
Why; you're drawinnnin,' Frank saws
Mary; 1wasn't in the grave at all. |
have jest leftthe Charity Hospital and
The enterance Of two men prevented
her proceeding, one of whom passionate.
ly inquired: Z a7' - a!ai;1a sidi Vaa-7
~ SIS your name Farrell! .5e'4sa2a ioa /
Yes said Frank, Sit is, summer and
winther. May 1be SO bowldlas to ask
what's your lis'ness with .me?' 81 7s'.sd /
i want to know, said the man, swhat
you did with my wife? If you've sold her
to the doctors, or did anything of that
kind, I'll make il sore business 70 you.'
why, my wife, said the strange
whose body you took from the Charity
Hospital on Friday morning, as I'm told
you did, tas sa9.Fs rae7 1..i .Tf +
'And was that your wife?' said. Frank.
She wasen't any body else's said the
stranger. - ap -a-1' tflt i"s'g gins i.
BE gor, thin, I buried her daycln. for
you, said Frank. And it wasn't you,
Mary shure enough he added. 7@i !
Indeed, then, 1t wasn't said Mary.
'And you're no ghost? said Frank.
well, see it all now. Imistook anoth.
er daycint wotnan-this gintleman's wife
for you, because they tould me you wor
dead, and that she was Mrs. Farrell
so she was said the stranger and
my wife, not yours 10 ,-lFsb.a7 .a7,'
Our readers by this time know the
origin of this budget of blunder. here
were two Mrs. FarrelIs admitted as yell
low fever patients into the hospital. Frank
buried one ofthem, believing it was his
own Mary. Improved to be the mistake
of a morning. fsrst.f "aI Et.-a8."asa
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Democratic National COnTentiOr-WhsrI
.yf.. shall it be held! e.s ..


We heartily concur with hat sterling
democratic paper,the Milwaukee Wiscon.
Sln." in theviews expressed in the article
which we copy below, relative to the
place for holding the Democratic Nation.
al Convention. In former number, we
expressed our preference for Cincinnati
There is no doubt now but that a Con.
vention will be held;the democratic press
North. South, East and West, unite in the
call, and delegates from several of the
states have been appointed. We trust
that the democracy of the Western states
will unite in favor of holding the Con-
Vention a! Cincinnati.-Stdte Register.
The Ohio papers are agitating the ques-
ton where the next De mocratic National
Convention shall meet. They propose
Cincinnati, instead of Baltimore. Their
reasons are strong aud forcibly presented.
We, OF the northwest, most assuredly
favor Cincinnati. 1t is now near the cen.
tire OF the population of the Union. 1t is
easy of access from all qua rters-being
connected by navigable rivers, canals, or
railways, with the north, the east, and
the southwest. tits also accity of eighty
thousand inhabitants, and has every
means to accommodate create Convention.
There are alse other important con.
alterations why we cannot but hope that
Cincinnati will be selected. Baltimore
is too near Washington. A nomination
should be mades independent of the ex.
traneous influence Of members of ~ Con.
gress' and other officials at the seat of
government, but this we are confident
cannot be, so long as Baltimore is the
place of meeting. There is another con.
sideration ofstill CRATER Importance, and
which every ives tern heart will appreci-
ate, and that is, the holding Of the con-
yentiOn at Cincinnati would be the first
admission ofthe potentially of the west.
We have now the power of numbers, and
yet the south andsthe eAst will naturally
feel sensitive about acknowledging the
transfer of that)power. Let the whole
west and the southwest unite on Cincin.
natl, and we can. carry il. 3 We shall also
have western New York and western
Pennsylvania with us, on this question.
We also desire that our southern breth.
rem from Virginia, South Carolina, Geor.
gia and Alabama, sshouldyisis one Of those
States established by the celebrated or.
dinance of '67, which now contains its
1000, 900 ofinhaBitants, and its thousands
OF schools and churches, and its hundreds
ofmiles ofcanals and railways, and which
was Rlwilderness some fifty years since,
when the older states on the saaboard
were q main part of the population Of the
Union.i The present contrast between
them will make Americans turn with Z
more grateful heart to the fear seeing
sagacity, exalted patriotism, and sound
land enlarged democracy of, Jefferson
man who above all others except Wash
ington, has the idOlatry Of the American
heart. When our southern brethern are
| better acquainted with the. states formed
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under The. ordinance Of Jeffofrssoon, thew
will more clearly appreciate the prac-
teal bearing of that noble law, and the
enlarged greatness Of his, character. who
has justly earned the name of the Apostle
Of Democracy. ''''t'
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1a'li al s9io3p lsr8 1islf tsff as9s s.. -
ia spA' ii .yaJ g'aalI Il asiElo
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~ An old fellow ia New HamPshise bragg
of having two Of the most tender hearted
sons, when be asks them to bring in An
armful Of wood, or de any little 9''eAoEe,"
they begin to cry ~ q minute. : h2sn
! t.dIr"WKat are you doing there. peep
ing through . knot-hole isto Jour neigh
bors yard 1" "Why Pm going % lsaTl to
be an editor, and they say an editor ought
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J. BARNETT
S. w. BOWEN.
ELISHA @. FELLOWS.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
And Solicitor in Chancery, will regularly
attend 1.-The courts in the counties of Will,
o. Du Page, Kendall, McHenry, Grundy
'ss and Iroquois. Office and residence on
East side the river. Joliet. I'll.
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pa TO Purchasers or
- II = G. Cd S.

@e EXEDoA2m,
Nm. I2l Pearl A., NEW YORK.
I AviNG crtshiisha11e Branch ss No. l4i Ches-
= no, st.. philadelphia, 10 nov opening. and will
he cons, antly receiving from The New York Auc.
,ion.. an extensive assortment Of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will be sold NJ The lowest New York prices
at wholesale snd r. TAIL Among his stock will be
found a good assortment Of the E,ilpwirg articles:
Jarconets, Plaid Hair Co,d, I.sc.. Sripe. y ,ok.
Swiss aud Tata'sn M,isihs.. Bishrp and Linen
Lawps, Fancy Cay Nrus, Fsncy AMI Ball dresses,
lhsrnj l.sres. Apples'rn d.. v,ch Back Silk
Trimming Lace, Itish Linens. I;ocu Camb'ics.
Linen CamiW,c tIdkfs.. Curtain Fungss. CashHrre
d'Ecosse. .Mouselne de I.sns. silk and Cotton
Warp AJsccas, Gu ~,.h t:lo,h, Gal. Plaid,.
French Merinos., Bl.ck silks, Gives. ySi k Hose,
Shawls, Ctsvsis, Rh'toh.. Emh' onlerics &C.. &c.
Country Merchants and others visiting PhiI.deI-
phia OF New York IN lu'eha-e, are respectfully ia.
vi'ed TO call aud examine the sticks ~
Nov l. l64S-ly
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DUle uoEB mDRs6c9
Vegetable Universal Pills,

- 4. :, .
:, re on1y n%no'yn % , "e"spe Iam az !se mme hme
Ps|ges P1'y'es az" N'enc'"ens 'ne 'ysfem'
,.t.a, 81 = LosDos, July z, 1916.
nR lie ROY's Pills are a new medicine
which hiss JUS. sppes,ed, and is fast taking
The ,.laccs of oil others Of the same cisss These
p. are composed of many ingrr,iien,s. but the
iwa principal on-s are sarsapar,iisand Wild Chsr.
~, so united that they act together; the one.
through i,s almix,ure with other .ub.,spces, pu
rif,inq ard purripp. while The other is s,renatheu
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ELIEVE AND LIV
u, II II q NJ s q MS
Compound syrup OG Tar 4 Wood
NfnRn61nn

YyyHE unprecedented uece 9 of this medicine, in
Il the Restoration e health. those who, in des.
pair, had given up al aopcs, has given i, eral.
Ted sepa,snen above all otarr Remedies, furnishing
evidence Of its intrinsic vau. nd power. the
" sgent which can I've relied upon for the cure Of
Pulmonary Consump'i"n. Br"ucht,s, Asthma.
Pain 10 the idle and Breast. Splitting Of Blood,
Wbooping Cough, Coup, &c.
, AtHn,ion il requested 10 the following ASTON.
iSHiNG CURE. nv rh,msor. Compound Syrup
Of Tar and Wond Nsptha!!
PHILADELPHIA. Moy Sd, ls4t
MIR. rHOMSON-Drsf Sm-Whh grateful
feelings inform you Of the astonishing effects of
your medicine, which has literally tais' i me from
adeatb.hei Nv disease, Pulmoniry Consonp-
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nolnced my case hopeless Al this juncion The
esn 10 u,e your medcinr, aud miraculous ss Il may
seem. i, has completely restored me to he sih after
everything else had fsiissi ResP~efultv YOURS.
WASHINGTON MACK.
"A ~ Charlotte street, above George street.
The undersigned, beine personally ,cqusin,ed
with Washington Mack and his suilrriass. beu
witness to the astonishing effects Of Thonsops
Compound Syrup Of Tar, and the truth OF the a.
hoSe statement. .-...,.,.
Jos. WINNER, 3is North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS. ~ Almond strsst.
HUGH lM'GiNLEYs 8. 4. eoraer f.many
and Fourth streets. .f,s..,
Prepared ouly by 3. p. Thomson. N. Z. conner
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Aecnts.-H. u. M~ssrr, Sunbuey ID. Gross,
aud DR.. MsePhers,sn. Harrisburg Jna. q. Brown,
Pv.ss,le ; itie,. Earl, Re ding III Hons,oa d. Ma
on, Towsnls. Bradford cpuu,y,Pa. Psice so cssts
pcr bottle. or S. per doIen. p - ssta r.. s.s
or Be,oare Of aL imiiafioas. go. Co. .aa
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, II "A R M

b -IR3OH
THE subscriber otless, .fas sale II cheap Farm,
4 situate in Shsm"kin ,town nEhip, Nonhnmher
land county. chou, eixh, miles from Suebary. iy.
ing between, The Centre iusn,ike aud lri-h V alley
containing l62 acres aud allowances. Said f,rm
is in good state Of cultivation, with resys,ahly
gn,d buildings, and excellent waier the ,Ioo,
and all kinds Of Guii. &c. "a ,'1 !, --st -sr.-N
= hfsa 80 %, JOHN FARNSWORTH.
SonLury, Feb. 20, Ist7.,,s ,.,.a.2 p ft.rh
CITY AUCTION STORE,
p iNo.n3i North Third street, r.a
.-.u' (sEAW rnx cTvY RoTeL.) t-sa1 w.
.ela,Nb Phil a D Il L r II Ia.
E.. C.auMgA e. h Il \, Auction EER.
. TO COUNTRY STORE.kEEPEtiS.
"VENING SALES Of Hardware, ruilery,
LIZ sad.liery. Whips. B@,s. shors, Hats.
Caps, Guns Pistols. Clothing.
+ tII Watches and Fancy Goods. $50
At Mscksy's Auction sStre, 81 North Third
street, near the City Hotel ...E r.I
The attention Of Country Merchants is inSi,cd.
The Gaois viii he Id in lots to suit purchasers,
and all Goods offered will BE- waranie ,qualto the
representations that may be made Of them. T
N. B. A large assortment Of Goods st Private
Sale. 81. ~, Ian. I6. ls47-ty
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THE WHOLE coIoRED POPULATION OF WASH
iSGTos CITY was brought up few csys ago 10
the Mayors office to psy corporation tsx of
two dollars each; have taeis names registered.
and, besides thai. give bond, with FIVE free
holders as sureties, for their good behaviour, in
penalty Of one Thousand dollars. I. 10 said tia,
mafe ihan five thousand colored people must
either pay up and give security, or leave the
Federal city. The reason of this law 10, that
the States OF Msrylaud and Virginia have sdop-
,ci course Of policy in regard TO their free CO.
l"red people. which drives some portion Of the
worst OF them into The district and city. The
respectable and useful portion Of the free blacks
there, ~ far from otieetDg to the law, were in.
iueniisl in procuring its passage. They were,
ic part, perhaps. sciasted by some jealousy ol
the competition of the free blacks from other
States.
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N mExICAN LEPEROs.

The following graphic description of the le-
pero of Mexico, will be interesting to our rea.
ders. The eperos, II win be remembered, were
tnat portion Of the mob Of Mexico which fred
on our troops, and which has since had hand
IN most Of the sssassinations. The editor Of the
Boston Herald, the author Of this dcscripi ion,
has been in Mexico himself. e ,9 /
Nobody can tell the Lepero's occupation;
God only knows how he lives. He has almost
little need of the tailor as Adam and Eve had
IN Eden; his skin drinks the sun at every pore
An cdct requiring the Lepero to wear brcecbes
wond extnguish the race; Lcpero in whole
pair Of breeches would no longer be Lepero:
for one want creates another. The Lepero is
emphatcal'y the child Of nature; the shining
sup. the murmuring breeze, the smiling fuce Of
nature are hs birthright, his property. Other
men have houses and lands; the world belongs,
10 the Lepero. lie has no master, he knows no
law, he eats when he 10 hungry. drinks when
he is dry, and sleeps when and where he is
sleepy. Other men rest from their lsbors; the
Lepero works when he is tired of ls illness. His
work, however, never lasts more than sn hour.
seldom more than ten or fifteen minutes; Just
long enough 10 provide for the few and email
wants of the day. He carries travellers
trunk TO his lodgings, does anything that comes
under his hand, picking pockets included. and
holds out his hand for charity. Such 10 his
work; he ia doer of chores. He eats snything
snd everything, flesh. fish, and espec'slIy fruit
The chief visible occupation Of the lepero is
TO amuse himself; and the city Of Mexico, in
time ofpeace, does not lack cheapamusements.
There are military reviews. and religious pro.
ccssons, and mnsic. nnd dances. and horse "a.
ces. and churches of which the lepero is pref.
ty steady frequeuter, for he loves . sermon and
is organicslly devout. He has no political o.
pini"ns; you may say what you please in his
presence of his country or it's rulers; he cares
not whether you ubuse Santa Anna or Paredes,
or how much. Provided you say nothing de.
rosatory to the Virgin Of Gusdsloupe, you are
safe from his resentment. Ii you tosch that
point, look out for the knife.
'0ne OF The daily papers. trying to rive its
readers Oh idea Of what manner Of people the
leperos are, says that they are like the azzaroni
Of Naples and the foafers Of this country. He
owes the lazzaroni and the ieperos an apology
they are races by no means SO morally degraded
as our losiers. They are thieves and beggsrs
10 man, and often murderers, but they are no,
drunkards W swindlers. They are devout, too.
II is tre taf IA pntioos nj reii0ion 70 e nI,v
and absurd; but at all events they have come re.
llgion, and act constantly with il. Moreover,
they have extreme ignorance, poverty snd me-
glect to plead in extenuation Of their vices and
crimes, whereas our loaiers have no such excu.
ses.' rar' at
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a ChHd Praying.

a ChUd Praying.
r tAas4UAf iN9f s1 q
Fold thy little hands in prayer; ,iasv E
Row down at 'hs mothers knee; aHa
Now thy sunny face is fair,
Shining through Thy auburn hair;
Thine eyes are passion free; I0F
And plcnsant thoughts like garlsnds bind the,
. Unto thy home, yet grief may 6nd thee '3
Then pray. child, pray!
Now thy young heart, like bird, .H"
Warbies in fts summer nest;
No evil thought, no unkind word, Z
No chilling Autumn winds have stirred
The beauty Of thy rest; irg 81" prH
but winter hastens, and decay
Shall waste thy veraant hope awsy--..e
Then pray, chile, pray
Thy bosom Is house Of glee,
With gladness harping at the door;
While ever with Joyous shout, Jlra ''n
Hope, the May queen, dances out, t'o 70
Her lips with music cunning DER;
But time those strings Of joy will sever,
And hope will not dance on forever t
Then pray, child, pray
Now thy mothers arm 10 spread,
Beneath thy pillow in the night;
And loving feet creep round thy bed,
And Ger thy quiet face is shed a
The taper's ,isrkening light;
But that fond arm viii pass away, aaf 'tl
/.
by thee no more those feet will stay
.a Then pray, child, pray!
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The following Iis, shows the current vsIue Of all
enusyIvsnia Bank N,,tss. The most implicit re-
lisncs may he placed upon il, as il Is crery ueek
nell's Reporter. i '-H "ny Nv
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styles comprising all the articles connec,eJ
with the Trade.
th~Na y - A.s.& ~ -. t.- "a =
pixron e Sons Bn,snnia, German Silver and Sill
ver- Plated Wares.
Sheffield and Birmingham Plated Fancy Articles.
Rodgers 4 Sons and W"st. nhoim's Cutlery, lta.
zors. SCISSORS, Erasers, De,k Knives. &c.
Ivory H ,nd'ed Table Cutlery, of,he finest. medium
and comm N qualities. ,....
A large assortment Of Gold Pens.
Penf'cal Speciacirs.
Pslier Mache and Japannrj Trays, various shape.
and au ,iii,es. at redured rates
Gold Wa,ch Cases, Diuis snd Silver. War", Of all
descriptions, manufactured to order.
DICKSON Il CO, having recently removed
into the large and commodious warehouse formerly
occupied hy Messrs. II. AsHnuasr & SoNs, anc
more Iecrntiy hy AsnHunsr 4 REnIxsroS, beg
leave to inform Watch Dealers. q un,ry Merchants
and Others that they design having At aii tines q
large a.sut,ment or Goods, Of their own impor,s.
,on, which they determined to sell a, The lowest
rates.
CT Every attention will he paid TO the Packing
Of Goods. and in the 'cuion u Otd.rs. the quail
Ties and prices will be fully guaranteed sgsins. oil
PkiIaisrhi.. June ,sh,s ts47.-iy
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PHILADELPHIA.

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DENTISTRY.
PETER d. sSER.

RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
ND ESrECTFIllLY informs IN. ci,izens Of
r. Suniurv aud vicinity. thai he has oprnrd an
"ffice at the residence of Henry Mas. in Market
street where he is prepa'ed to all kinds Of
DEHrAL SURGERY. Plate Work &c . ON The latest
and most approved plans.
Having had some experience and instruction,
under one of the most eminent aud successful Den.
'is's in Pbiladrlphs. he teli.vss that nc will hs
ab!e 10 give sa,isfaco To iho,e who may want his
services .- .-,.....
Ladies will he wa,rd on At their places Of resi-.
dence. His charges win he moderate, and his
~Ok warranted.
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S II AVN q CIR i "a M.

Small quantities given without CharSc.
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passes Them oil hy the emrlieni Pasiy consistency
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{ ufscture. Il. Rsuspel having had many years' ex.
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3 beri'es heing the hest, il is The cheapest article
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Price 81 per dozen. or III cents f~ snel" bas'
TO shave year. |, Is slso sold at 81 80 per 'b
OF -i23 cents yer o.. so that eeniiemen ran have
their boxes fiiedst EUGENE ROT sSEi'S.
Wholesale and Retail Pesfamery and Mineral |" u
D 9tes Establishment, ia cAesou, Street.
Dec 10, ls46.-- 80 20 PHILADELPHIA.
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