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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-19
From the State Register.
Grand Rally OF Van BureneriSm! OF the
SUCK TER CAPITALM
TREMENDOUS OUTPoURING OF THE
MASSES,

MASSES!
Cdss and Butler Frustrated! Taylor end
Fillmore NO uhar'?
The long pent-up enthusiasm in favor
ofthe Great Sore. head of Kinderhook
has at last found vent at the capital of the
sucker state. Nobly have tn followers
Bib and Douglass rallied in support of
their chosen standard bearers! The re-
Spouse to the Buffalo nominations fom
the Prairie capital is thrilling, decisive,
overwhelming!
"Sound The Hewgus,
Beat the Fuzguzzy,
Let the loud hosanna ring"
On Wednesday evening last, pursuant
to notice given, the hosts of Van Buren,
and Adams rally at the court house ''to
give expression to their feelings" In
addition to the Van Buren, 'host" assem-
bled, some thirty wings and democrats
were present, swelling the meeting to
thirty-five or forty. Mr.. D. E. RUcKER,
heretofore whig,was called to the chair,
and Mr.. G. L. CRANMER, heretofore a
democrat, (perhaps) was appointed sec
rotary. Mr.: Somebody, who our reporter
did not know, addressed the ''host" and
wound up bis Earangue with an invitation
to those present who wished to join the
movement" to come forward and sign
their names. No one responding, loud
call was made by some of the crowd for
the secretary to ''trot himself out" aud
another call was made by some dirty.
faced boys for "Pompey Bigheel;" the
former call preponderating, Mr.. CRANMER
opened, and the eyes Of the audience
closed. He awakened them by bringing
his remarks to a close, and repeating the
call for signers to the movement. -
Nobody responded, when some one moved
an adjournment, which was decided in
the negative, when the chairman declared
the meeting adjourned. Before leaving
the room however, some young whig
called for "hurra for Taylor" which
was given Justify by the wing boys pres.
sent, who composed two thirds of the
meeting.
Thus ended the first great Stree soil"
demonstration at the capital of Illinois,
which demonstrates that there are ten
men in this city for Van Buren-seven
Of whom are wings!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-19

or The New Orleans National. a fierce
Taylor paper. has been discontinued for
want ofpasronsge.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-09-19

REMovAL.-Jaques & Mather have
removed their Hardware Store into the
large block Oh est side of Chicago street.
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limbs are diseased, as The curative process pro-
cceds, under the use of these remedies. in one
and all of the organs and limbs at the same
time.
The gaDglions of the middle portions of the
neck are connected with the muscles Of the limbs
and body, and the others with the Organs. &c.
Physicians who are not well acqusine ed with
these magnetic symptoms, are necessarily entire.
ly ignorant Of the proper remedies for them, and
consequently should never be allowed to interfere
IN the treatment
Tubercular disease is entalei on great many
families by the frequent changes of temperature,
and by the abuse OF mercury, the faint or seeds
of which is uniformly destroyed by ihe use Of
these pills, in safe and satisfactory manner.
For sale at the Drug store oil J. +. Cilmer.
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PHILOSOPHY OF FARMING.

Here is the secret OF Farming. You
cannot take from the land more than you
ses,ore 10 it. in some shape or other, with
out running il, and so destroying your cap.
i.al. d fferenl soils may require different
modes of ,,ea,men, and cropping, but in
every variety of soil these are the golden
rules TO attend 10 Drain until you find that
The water that falls from heaven does no,
s,agna,e IN the soil but runs through it and
of il freely. Turn up snd till the land IN
oil your foot sinks into loose, povdery
loan, that the sun and air readily pass ,hro
Let no weed occupy the place where use
fu plan, could possibly grow. Collect ey
cry particle Of manure that you can, who
lher liquid or solid. Let nothing on the
farm go 10 waste. Put in your crops il
that course which experience has shown lc
lead 10 success 10 sheir growth, and 10 al
enrichment and not impoverishmen, OF ID,
iaud. Give every plant room 10 spread II
roots 10 the soil, and the leaves 10 The all
--Agricuiiuris'.
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|DR.LE RoYS|
PILLS.

x the same time fsae and sirfpetatn the we.
- ten, open ne Fsrss, oct upon the i,rsr, aud
d'seaarge the stomach they fsmspe Ill irnpnri.
ties, yet suffering sorHIso ElsE TO sssars; and
thus necessarily they leave tho digestive organ,
healthy and vigorous. and tho whole system a.
hke Tree from dcbilhatiop, looIeness or ssringen.
cy. There is but one way Of acting mea,cinally
on the health, and that 10 through the blood, or
rather through the substances whieh produce the
blood, go that It shall be pure from the fountain
head This is no new discovery. All age, have
acknowledged that tho life is 10 the blood or rath
or that The blood is the life iisef and CONSEQUENT
ly that The state Of the bodily health IL altoreth
or determined by the condition Of the vital fid
u 10 equally well known that Sarsapsriiia il BY
lar the best purifier OF utc blood that was ever
discovered; and that, a. . tonic. Wild CAsryp 10
without rival. Sill they were open to the grea,
objection Of al other tpnics AMI pufifers, until
Df. lie Roy discovered tho mode Of 80 unlin.
them. through the aid Of other substances. a. 10
annui ali Thar evil consc lnsncc,. and leave moth
ing bot, Their virtues active; TOR his Pills sra
such happy combination Of those great mcei.
e,nai agents, that they possess the full aud entire
virtues oil both, unaccompaDcd BY the evils Of
eithef and thus they al the same time purge, pY.
ny and shsngthsa; which makes them tho
most efficient OF all incidents. and the only one
'vef known which oombines those so singclsly
opposite qualities oil good
uTfficc % cents per box. For sale BY Dr..
'AnE' + eiLHER, Charlotte. and by PnIrEs n
York, Concord.
January 26.ls!S i73m.
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Price 2:J cent. per Box.

Nv HAT is the medicine generally admins
w tered By the Physician, when first cailes
10 visit patient a Cathariic. Whether III,
disease be Fever. Inlf Ienz,, common Cod. Digs
EMERY, kheanatism, Cholera, Colo, Redundancy
OF Bile, or any other OF the thousand :. Ills wbieh
flesh 10 heir to = The frat object is to csscna,s
The bowels, and when this is effected in time &c.
lief generally follows. Dr.. Murphy's Sugar.
Coated Vegetable Aaii Bilious and An,I Dgsptp.
TIC Piis, Ia the bes, Medicine to be used IA siI
sach cases. and the following arc some OF tho dis.
eases which arc almost conslaaiiy being cured by
+ a jadiciogs use Of these Pills.
Bilious complaints of all kinds: al. Chronie
and lingering complaints, snch a, Indigestion and
constipation of the bowels, OF loug standing, DIS
pepSia, Liver Complaint Enlargement of The
Spleen, Nervous and Sick Head Ache. scrofuia.
Scarlet Rash, and all Eruptions Of the Sxn-aIso
Bilious Fever, Coaliycness. Col,c, Piles, DrJp.y,
Rheumatism, Jiundice. Fever and Ague. tolnale
Distinctions, Dyscn,ery, Diarth9ea, Bowel and
Summer Complaints. &c.
They arc perfectly safe. and may BE- taken by
persons Of all agcs. aud IN all climates where an
apenent OF cahartc would prove beneheial.---
ihey arc particularly recommended To persons
residing IN warm c.imaIes, OF along the banks OF
rivers, or In ne" Countries, as they are ekceleat
preschlives 10 the sumner complaints TO which
such countries are peculiarly liable.
ihey keep disease at a distance. by cleansing
the blood promoting hol.tly and regular seers.
lion OF tho bile; imparlng strength TO the atom.
ach, and removing distinctions from the system.
a moderate use OF them will enab!o the system So
ehectna!ly resist those epdemics and malignant
diseases which are engendered in the summer
months by The decomposition OF vegetable and
animal matter; aud the poisonous exhalstions OF
marshJ plains, saamps, aud slagnated pools of
water; and TO pass through the siekiy season
without Contracting any Of the prevalent diseases.
hesc Pulls are composed entlroy Of Vegetable
aud contain not one particle OF eaio.
me' or mercury 10 any iofm nor any mia.raf sub.
stance Whatever, and may be taken at all times
ana unoef all cifeumslances, aud by all ages.
without any fear Of the sad consequences often
alending fncfcural and mineral preparations.
PERSONS exposed 10 changes of weather aud eli.
"a'e-Haretes. emigIaats, seamea, soldiers. &c.
are recommended 70 Hroyide themselves with a
'aPpiy OF these Pulls. Tbeit exiiaordiaary ell.
,acy IN those complaints which prevail In our
southern and Western States during The sgmms,
non'hs, particularly along the banss OF rivera.
aAes, ana ponds, aud IN those sections where The
aho - not cleated up and dfsiHe !, might bs .esu
rom tie plies Of letters received by lhs Psopf,s
VI, winch have been addressed u hun BIZ ,noxot
mo are grateful for tho benefit derived ffom tba
80 Of his Pills. NV
Asupply just received by
JAS. F. GIIMER.
September 10. Ist7 "a !
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CATALOGUE OF TEAS
on SALE AT THE WARE HOUSES OF
THE PEkIN COMPANY.

IS AND 76 FULTON ST, NY.
The Teas mentioned IA This caialog ue, are cone
up in quarter pound. half pound, and one pound
packages; the FIRST or inside wrapper is lead the
second is water proof paper, and the third or out
side wrapper is Of Chinese rice paper. The com.
pany sell none but GOOD TEAS done up in this
superior manner, all of them grown in the most
luxuriant districts in China. II Country deal.
ers may select as small aqusn,ity of each kind as
they like. and have them packed in one chest
These teas also come in five pound packages
called quotations. very convenient, fanci!ul
and portable shape. ~
~ Persons residing in any part Of the United
States OF Canada, order any Of the teas in this
catalogue, by letter, in quantities TO suit their
wishes. We pack them in Chinere boxes and de.
liver them 10 the Forwarding Merchant free from
charge for packing or car:age The money should
always accompany the order
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IL a person has tubercular
disease requiring these rem.
ediss, more or less tenderness
will be felt on apply ing pres.
sure with The thumb on the
gsnglicns ofthe spinal nerves
In the intervertebral spaces
along each side of the spine.
Any person Of common sense
can determine this fact. 1t
is no matter whether there
are one or more places v here
tenderness is found, or one or
more organs or limbs are dis
,ased, or which organs or
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Pure Teas, at Honest Prices.

A complete revolution has been the conse.
quence. Let consumers Of Tea every where look
at nhat we have done.
|. We we're the first to send them Teas that
used 10 be called too good for them before.
2. We have driven out of the market vast
amount Of trash, and introduced better class Of
Teas than has yet ever been sold. Importers of
Tea often come TO us 10 get for their own use, and
for their friends, the fine qualities they can find
no where else.
3. We have reduced prices more than 25 per
cent both in Black and Green Teas. TIE whole.
sale .rocers say are running the trade, and call
us humhugs. This we have done already, and
now see what we are ready 10 do:
!. We will sell Tess by the single ches, half
chest or Ia H. box, at the same prices tina, whole
ale grocers pay 10 the importers when they buy
BY the hundred packages.
2. The wholesale grocer always allows only |;
or II lbs. tare 10 the half chest This is cheat
We will allow, IN most instances, Is and l6 lbs
tare on the same.
3. We hereby undertake tc sell every Kind o
Tea from sir 10 f,otire cents per h. cheaper thai
the wholesale Grocers do.
How can you do this ?" asks the country mer
chant This is our answer: We are content wit
I per cent. profit, instead OF IS and so per cen
Ia wholesale grocers.
An English importer lately boosted to us tha
he could make more money by sending bad Tea
TO the New York market than good Teas. w
are resolved TO overthrow this fraud, and now ca
upon agents in every Town ir the United State
10 come forward and buy the Teas imported
tie Pskin Tea Company--and We pledge oo
selves, tina. II in six months they do not sell MOI
Tea than The Oldest and largest dealers 10 Il
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.aGRICULTUR.9L.
NECESSITY OF MATURING.

II is obvious that the manurDg OF farm
should only be limited by the ability of the
ownet. Ga plentiful supply Of manures,
is depending the amount Of crops, and con.
seauen,ly the extent 10 which his labor is
rewarded. There IS no expenditure on a
farm, so safe as that for manure; and he
labor required to increase ii, is never labor
los, at least, if directed by an ordinary
share of agricultural knos.edge and skill.
Every source of supply should be made
available; nothing capable of feriilizins
should be lost. The farmer who takes from
his soil more than be returns 10 il, is sure.
ly imposerishng !, and if be escapes such
a calamity himself, he leaves 10 his success
sors a worn out farm. Ii he returns a.
much as he receives, his farm retains ii
original fertility only; bu, the true farme
will scarcely be Content with this: TO IN
crease its fertility, ard the amount and qua
hty Of the crop taken from the soil shoul
be the aim of The husbandman. This den
his labor is lessened, his profits are grea;
or, and his farm is worth more; nor mus
the pleasure arising gf.om beautiful field.
golden harves,s, fee animals, accountability
prosperity, be omitted in making up cur es
innate Of the advantages Of successful cul
ture. Manure may be homely subject
bu. on its preparation and use every thin
is depending. Nihou, it, The deep gree
Of our pastures, tho golden yellow OF OF
corn fields, and the fac beef aud white lo'
of our tables could mol exist, To the fal
mcr. manure must he the frs, thing and
must be the las! thing; with ii, he can d
every thing; without it, nothing.
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LIFE PREsERvER FOR THREsHERs.

LIFE PRESERVER FOR THRESHERS
Tear piece Of the fines, sponge. large
enough to cover the mouth and nosirils,
hollow il out so as TO tit Closely tack q
tape string arouad the outside, long enough
for the ends 10 tie over the top Of the head;
coax the sponge in soft water and squeeze
The water out With tue hand, then when
ready to commen nee work lie it on tightly
and evenly, so as 10 cover the mouth and
nostriis completely. You can breathe and
talk through the sponge almost as freely as
without t-Ohcugh /. will trouble those
who use the filthy weed '')-aud you can
thresh where the dus! from the machine
rises like dense fog around The head, and
shs lungs ill be as free from harm as if
you we're hoeiug coin. | have threshed
with machine for the pasl four years, and
always suffered much from The dust inhaled
into the lungs, until las, year, when tried
the sponge; and can truly say il has been
a life preserver 10 me Correspondent Of
the OHIO Cutiirator.
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80 Bushels OR 25 900 Boxes OF DR.. Coz.
DoN's FAMILY Pulls.
GREAT ARRIVAL.

UO.s Z -k'ffi+h . fLios
yHNHE vast and increasing demands for this
u new and justly celebrated Medicine, and
the numerous cures they are daily effccting in all
portions Of the country where they have been 10.
,roduced, of Dyspepss, Liver Complaints and
Bilious Diseases, with their well known atten.
dants, Sick Headache, &c. has induced the un.
dersigned to make arrangements to receive their
stocks direc, from the Proprietor, and would say
TO their numerous customers that they are pre-
pared to supply them, wholesale or retail, a, New
York prices.
II 50 per dozen, or 25 cents per box.
BY p. MELVIN COHEN, Ne. 10 Hsyne st.
u A full stock received By II. B. Il l.. s
Williams, and at J. F. Gtlmer's Drug Store, asl,
for sale by I. J. Holop, Charlotte, N. C.
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mNOtice.

n Ii. persons Indebted to the Estate fWM.
~ CARSON, in sums over One Hundred Dol
lars, are required TO come forward and either pay
the interest upon their debts, or their notes.
And all debtors owing debts under The above sum
are required to Pug them off. All debtors no,
complying with this notice by the 10th day OF
April next, may certainly expect 10 be sued.
]. II. WILSON, I Executors o.
WIN. JOHNSON. VIM. Carson
Fsbruary 4, lS4s. ISL
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DIR. KUHL'S
u q D 7 G 7 &c ID s :
RESTOREa OF THE BLOOD,
TOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
Letter from ]. n. Callum, Esq, dated Milton N
Y. August Ia. lS47
DR.. ]. kuhl-Dear Sir:
Your Medicines have given entire satisfaction
in this section of country. the Abyssinian Nix
trre especially. highly approved Of, il has never
failed 10 cure in every case. 1t sells Ike he!
cakes. | have never had enough TO supply the
demand. Yon will pleasc send me 3 large sup.
ply Of il as coon as you arrive at home
Yours, respectfully,
J. K. CALLUM.
Milton Drug Store.
FROM the Milton Chronicle.
LAUREL GaoYr, Cnear Milton jan IL, lsfs.
DR.. Kuhl--Dear Sir:
We have now been about seven years, Agents
for the sale of your Restorer of The Blood. and
other Medicines. and are happy 10 state they have
given 10 allcases general satisfaction. particular
~ The Abyssinan Mixture has given universal
satisfaetion, so that every one, who has used II,
has received that relief, that You guaranteed IN
your directions. Mr.. James ". Vernon, TO
whom you recommended your aromatic Er.
tract, for rheumatism. bought bottle Of IT at
50 cents, and two embracations cured him en-.
tirely, and the disease has never returned.
Years Respectfully.
KIRBY & ANDERSON.
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Green Tees.

Silser Leof.-Seldom sold even by large deal.
ers, because Of the very small profits made on its
sale. This is a very superior TEA.
Golden Cheap Chop, plantation or
garden growth, 81 so
Golden Chop.-This is the finest Green Tea
cultivated in China. II is of the first pickings
and exce!s all other Green Teas for its delicacy
Of flavor, strength aud aroma. Heretofore this
Tea has never reached this country. except in
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BY THEIR USE.

The weak will become strong; BE oale and bill
Gus complexion be restored 10 perfectly fresh
and healthy colcr all the bad symptoms slll one
by one disappear.
In short. these Pills are an ineorc eisablc ad.
vance upon any other medicine ever before offer.
ed to the public. A TRIAL WILL SATISFY ANY ONE
OF THIS.
Juig Is, lsi7. 4lG
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HNOTICE.
U:iLU.IBEE
LANDS & MILLS,
FOB SALE

GIN AND SCREW HOUSE,
with well OF excellent water. uni all necessary
out-buildings, with large body Of good WOOD
LAND.
-ALEu
A Plantation containing $40 Acres, Cail WOOD
LAND,) joining the Lands belonging To the heifs
Of John Arnold and john Patterson, deed.
-Arso----
One tract. containing 100 Acres, joining the
Lands Of ilagh ktrkpasficx, Mafgafe, Reid, and
Others, all WOOD LAND.
--AiEo-
One tract, lying on the waters OF Sugar Creek
joining the Land, Of John T. Reid, Albert Wal
lace. and others. containing Is Acres.
Alb
my Mills. known ss Fosters Mills, with The
Land belonging 10 II.
The above Lands are not 60 be surpassed By
any Lands IN Mecklenburg County.
Payments made 10 suit the purchaser.
Negroes viii be taken ia part psymeas for thu
shove Lands.
~ Persons wishing to purchase will call 90
the subscriber.
JOSEPH PATTERSON.
September %. isl7. 5atf.
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DR. sHERwOOD's CELEBRATED MAG.
NETIC PILLS,
For The cure of Chronic Diseases of the
Organs and Limbs.

have used these remedies 80 years, with .
ssccess that justly entities them to the character
of specific. as they cured every ease in the frs,
stage of the disease, including fubercuIar con-
sumption, and great majority the cases in the
last stage.
The specific character Of thes remedies is now
well known to great number of ply siciaus in
the Union, many of whom are now using them in
their practice, while others continue TO use. by
authority, the long acknowledged futile remedies
Of the schools, and consequently entail upon con.
fding families an enormous amour. OF suffering
and bereavement
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All Bilious Complaints,

BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CONSTIPATION
DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGUE, HEAD
ACHE. JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
RHEUMATISM, ALL STOMACH CoMPLAl
NTS, GREEN SICKNESS, &c. &C., yield a
once to these Pills. They purge away otfensiv.
bumors. ares, the progress of disease, aud at tbs
same time rcstore tone and vIgor to the system
In cases Of general arrangement OF the health
thew are SOVEREIGN.
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MlTCHELL.s EYE sALyE.

The following Certificate from Doct. Joslyn, of
the regular practice, will satisfy every liberal
minded individual that Mteheifs Eye Salvc is
no qaaek preparation. but is entitled. as veil to
the confidence Of the Faculty, as all others. " no
may have occasion 10 avail themselves Of lis
benefits.
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k|ll;al!; PETER 3 Pill y

fHNESTlNONIALS.- of letter from
u DIR. Waines, Of philadelphia, Feb. 2, 1910
4" Your Pills are the mildes, in their operations,
vet most powerful in their effects, of any that
hsse ever met with in practice of eight and
twenty years. Their action on the chyle ant
hence on the Impurities OF the blood, Is evident
ly surprising"
Extract of a letter from Dr. Henry Hall, o
Quebec, l.. c., March 6, lsil: For bilious fe
vefs. sick headaches torp5iy of the bowels. ans
enlargement of the spleen, Dr. Peters Pills arc
an excellent. medicine"
For sale BY all the Druggists in Augusta. Ham.
burg, aud in Charleston by ?. NJ. Cohen, and in
Charlotte by II. b. & L. S Williams, J. +. Gil
mer, and 7. J. Holion.
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Cures are Constantly Effected

BY these Pills, in cases where every other means
had utterly failed. Tho II ost abundant proof OF
this could 10 given. but . trial Of one box will
convince the patient They can TO ordered and
sent by mail, at Irihrng e,pclse. The price Is %
cents a boz. Where tro dollars north are ordered
aad the money remittsd, the Company pih pay The
pos,sge on the Piiis. Rcmltanees at the Com.
psny's risk. Wherever there IS no Agency OF the
Company they can be ordered by nal.
These Pills arc taking the place Of all others
and no sick pcrson should be without them.