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TO RENT

a wen arranged two story Brick Dwelling Hons.
~ on Joliet st. north Of A Cagvin,s rs-i5et7cs
apply to H. FISH, at his Lumber Yard ofiee-
Feb. ii, 1s6O Niee'
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HN ~U~ "A N% Es
Peoria Marine and Fire ms Co.


CHARTERED 1857
THIS Company continues to issue policies on MARINE
INLAND EAvIdATIoS, TRANSPORTATION and FIRE RISKS,
at reasonable rates.
CAPITAL, 100000.
oFFICERS:
ISAAC UNDERIILL, Pres. J. L. t BoULAND V. P,
c. HOLLAND, Secretary
DIRECTORS:
ISAAC USDEEH1IL, P. HOLLAND, BIZ. T BouRLAsp,
RICHARS GREGG, WIN TENN, JoHN REYNoIns
WILLIAM II. PHELPS, VIVA HEBRON, l.. HotL.Sp.
CHARLES HOLLAND.
Office 80, Main Stseet.
INHE following is the report of the business of this
office for the past year. showing condition on the
3st day Of March, which time the Capital was ncreas
ed TO $500,000 the whole amount Of which subscribed
and 100000 paid in. In view ofour Increased facilities
for doing heavy business and also the additional
security offer to ourBeustomers. giving this company
basis second to other therefore look for and
expect very large increase of business 1t will ever
be tbs aim of the company to so honorably conduct all
their affairs TO merit the patronage ofthe insurng
public. Our course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment of losses be sufficient guaranty for our
promptness and liberalty in the future.
Amount insured the past year, $685. ss SC
Received premiums same, 4O0 l6
Interest and exchange balance, 1867 46
Paid Losses and expenses, 2Iss4es
LIABILITIES
Capital stock, 100000
Bills payable, 5SS25O
All other debts estimated, $500
3 to SO days to run, s1z7,sso ,es
Real estate, Office building, &C., $4,000
Cash on hadd, and due from Agents
and city customers, 1s,13a,sO
Amount of losses in process of adjustment $4,000
amount OF losses resisted by the company,
Amount eflosses adjusted, due and not
paid, none
PETER LANCE, Agent,
ohice Shaw's Store. Jefferson St. Joliet.
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DEs. h. NICK AEE


! ANlNG experimeI ted with medicine in the treat
L ment Of dsca,es for years LAYING aside all preiu
dtes has examined IN tie meantime all the various
systems and schools of medicine, and have selected such
remedies as can demonstrate To he safe AMI efficient
rejecting al mineral poisons. ren owe acute dis
ese Is comparatively easy task: it is the curing of
chronic diseases thar requires knowledge combined
WIN patience and pcrs tempered with kind
ness 1t Is III the latter class of diseases whore nIv.i
eians mostly make their failures. Having given This
cHss oil diseases may special attention. profess t. lie
prerared treat all chronic diseases with positi s,
cess. mean all that durable cases unless II he
conaltionaily, that patients may depend mon nav
9ecl"ratiou profess 10 treat successfully all chronic
diseases Of the Lungs Liver Bronchia Nuraigi Para
| Bsls, rheumatism. and all arrangements of the merry
GUS system. tstula and Piles successfully treated in
from thirty 70 sixty days without the of the knife
OF much additional pain. profess to with I'M
pfaeled success the lOthsome disease known by the
name oi Cancer in all its stages without the use Of the
knife or harsh treatment patients will strictly
obey my instructions will guarantee Satisfaction in
an casts where no Reorganization of the vital organ
from citizens Of St Louis where devoted NV rractice
Tor the last three years. have in my Office Can.
GERS, Iumors, weighing from Il to , lbs that have re-
moved with success, without the of the knife For
further particulars. physicians and others are invited
call aud examine tor themselves.
Rr. McRAE, OccuIist and Aurist,
lNes special attention TO diseases the Eve and Far
IN TINS climate where the Eye is subject so many
diseases winch are fatal 10 its delicate structure All
persons afflicted should attend the earliest SYMPTOMS
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness
Letters from distance containing one stamp will
d. MCRAE, NJ. D. st. Louis Mo
OFFICE No % NORTH FTFrH ST
Between Pine aud Chestnut streets one square from the
e9ui = iiO'iry, -. LOUIS, SO. nl2-ly
Joliet, May s. 1860 -'>''" S3.sw
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BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
ON CHICAGO STREET,
At the Old stand of c. p. PAGE.

HAVING leased the above Stand. we have fttaJ a
mp for a Bakery and Confectionery Store au, are
prepared to furnish the citizens of this City and vicn
ty with
Bread, Pies, Cakes, and Crackers!
OF every variety as also everything usually found in
FIRST class Bakery.
CRACKERS & CONFECTIONERY AT WHOLESALE
As we manufacture our Crackers and Confectionery
we are prepared to sell them low as they can h.
bought in Chicago or elsewhere.
G. W.ROBERTS g. CO,
Joliet, Aug &c, 1859.
Tax Sale Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that at sale oflands to1vn
and city lots for State County special taxes
and costs due and unpaid thereon for the wear ISIS
made and held in pursuance of law, in the County ~
Will ane State of Illinois, the 18th ay of JuIy 1850
purchased ut said sale the following described
to wit:
10 acres Lot No. Sec. 16 7. 32R.9E forS1e
Lnt3 NV Sec. 13 T. as RIFE for I07
40 = ~ nwL Sec 33RI4E for ais
That the time ofredempton from said sale will eSnre
in two from the date of said sale and the cost Of
redemption will be double the amount sold for and
subsequent taxes paid by mel with interest thereon
and cost Of advertising.
Joliet, April 2, 1861. 4s3w
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Firsl PrenliUp, D.,
state Pair Chicago 1855 W-ufc
Mhi .FairJoiiet 1855 10 a. a. az L,'tfig
hoekPorf Steam PloYy lIsnu,.
LANE LOOMFR

tSlooessoTs 10 Lane Il III,
w VtLD return their thanks 10 no, .,
~ I'nh 10y it.t farcfs, aud solicit a r-,,f.st,l
- - determined % keep the rs,,- -, s.s
- iL''H where &c l., the lest Ia ~. -. e
~ isiie attends IN person 10 ~. ,n. -
80 tne ihinrtint paris q tho plov- and -.
..Ie9i 10 ordinary uu5knier ". A. ,t ..-,a :
:" very i4oN hat IL should ie-a si u
~ Tue expectation q increased &c., - -
~, ..iIihs an extra supply for the oor
vs. ~ ehAiitd % supply, fWe LOPEZ All
20 10 iaFor us with orders - IA N1o =
40 -ay a word in fsgur u ot,r VOL,
ti.at our Flows never loot pfeu,ius, :, WI @;
y Nhere they uere ir c,flf-.fiff. ftrs
- -, eliAied 10 supply one hale 49, - &
s'AI- We have been at eKtra &C.,. = .-il,it
We have tie best, aud Will gsss ,l-,iii .siihg u
D" i,'.ihE cur work. Ne viii moi - -, ne ~
"e LAte Dow had large sut.t,ly AZ -.
- '--lt '@Ats piize- Lock- port CHM ~ ~
- n-tt- 81 bfcAkeTs, a new Iaffsfi -, -
~ ''u''' ii'Ns, new invention ---'- -
Sub Soil q French PIo
C - eteel- German Steel. C..ss-hsrl.-,.., :,
.l1aisfs- iiist cau not Le b,af 49, yea p
N''''4s' AfnE-, Hay Rake. Sc. Ge. I"'tL
E8-Am WarEAS7rp-Es
o. rigvs-narlinery. and rr,,
L. sport, " hi Co. In "a, - amy soii1ii's
PRICES uF WORK 4
til,.A'isi coniI lr;e. pa inch.
Shelstuu, - n,
iai.e Lesi II inch Whae! Golfer
Co.,s, 90 DO Straight Golfer.
ssiilEi1g riow, l5-in l. 00I Cul.f,.,,
SShppsIs- la-i1ch il o. Sl,,y'I ~ .
Yin Ilo"s 60 Drag. sis,.,a,l
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FOR CATTLE AND HORSES.

'T1iIS is truly Great Remedy. Half 25 cent bot
l. tie of Sloans instant Relief. given in pint of
warm water, seldom fails to horse of Collie in
few minutes; i'll extreme repeat the dose in 10
minuets.
For Bruises, Strains Sprains and many ether injur-
les on Horses Cattle, and other animals. Sloan's In
slant Relief speedily effects cure. Many persons
have been asonished to witness the rapid effected
by the use of this wanderful medicine.
4I-Get Circulars of Agents.
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TO PAINTERS & OTHERS ]

I HAVE on hand a large and well selected stock Of all
i kinds Of PANTS, Dry and in Oil.
Also-Saud paper, lnsced oil, spirits Turpintine.-
TIMBER, lhTage, Bronze. Gold AMI silver Leaf patent
Dryer, Lcher puuse stone, Narni7hes, paint Brushes
window Glass, &c. which am prepared to sell the
most favorable terms. J. II. BROWN.
Sept. 1856. u1g
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SANDS CREAM ALE.

y'HE public will Ease take notice that the rudcr
4 signed is the only in town. who con slant IN
has SANDS PALE CREAM ALE.
Has also constantly on hand for Shipment aud city
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LNNGLIsIG and French Hair and Teeth Brushes Fine
II Toilet soaps; shell Buffalo and Ivory COMES
ETcuch Toilet powders Nun Fun, Prepared chalk. Lily
White, &C. at J. II BROWNS's
Sent @ '5B 10
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DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE,

Require restoration of nsensibc perspiraton sloaus
Fever Antidote, Condition Powder is a certain Baod
Purifier 1t never fails to loosen the skin thu
water create an appetite. and positive for Coughs
Colds. Stif Complaint, Founder, Dstemper. and carries
of Bolts and Worms. maybe given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety
One Package Of the Powders and box Of the oint-
ment will perfectly recent Founder in SIX or
eight days. without leaving the least effect in the
In Horse pistemper they will allay the Ser and pro-
mote healthy termination of the disease. One pow
der and part of box Of ointment. viii, in all
cases. cure, tho Horn Distemper in "a COW; two are
sometimes required for OK
WALTER B. SLOAN, the original discoverer Of this
truly valuable medicine still the sole supervision
ofits manufacture. but orders should be to his
Oscar sloan, - South Water Street. Chicago.
H.. who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular aud truly great medicines.
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine. Sold
wholesale and Tctail at Manufacturers prices. at
Joliet. bv J. IL. BROWN, and Retailed by all the 9TH
Druggists.
June l9. 1850. molly
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METRE0LITAN "a 0GN


Elk CLAUS, ProPrr
EGs leave to inform the public. that be -
- the Gbove Saloon, which is nov oteu for o.
.i"h o. visitors. His Ber will be always sup
'hS choice liquors, also Cigars Of the best biss5
arm nae at u O'Clock, and cold lunch "a
oysiefs, ;. dimes asd other kinds rstr-
served mp on short notice.
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II you want aae furnishing goods, 50 to
NILLIANs-'
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Fire and inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solyency and
fair profit.
Especial attention given to Insurance of DWELLINGS
and Contents. for terms of to years
The solid service long and successfully tried and the
many advantages the lFtna Insurance Company Dos
sesses in its line, should not be overlooked by those
ready insure and under standing their interests
During stringent times" the necessity for reliable
Insurance becomes imperative duty-the ability Of
property to sustain loss being then much less
ened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns through
out the State. Policies issued without delay by any of
the duly authorized Agents of the Company.
HS- Businhss attended to with despatch and fidelity.
BOWEN GROVER, Agents.
Joliet, Sept. %, 1859. nl5-ly
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ILLIYgIg FrTrlL TIRE TYTRlYCE C0YPAYT.

Principal Office at ALTON, Illinois.
TINHis Company Chartered in 1862 and insures,
i ~ moderate cost, almost every kind Of property
IN Illinois against Loss Damage by Fire. The
OF risks gc that each class Of property in
sured will support its own loss.
Every one insured becomes q msmlier-the Company
being association ofcust0mcrs-each OF whom il con
cerned in insurng his neighbor The capital augments
in exact ratio with the increase Of risks the security
for which remains in the hands of the insured; there
fore every member is the treasurer Of his money
until lac is required for the purpose Of paying
losses.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Timothy Turner. Robert Smith. Eias Hubbard,
b. !. Gilnan Lyman TTumLull, l.. Kclienberger,
B. X. Hart, Henry Lea. Benz r. Long,
Samuel Wade John Atwuod. r. A. lI1lmpnn.
II. W. Billings, J. W. Schwrppe, ". q. Atwood.
BENJAMIN +. LONG, Pres W. G. ATWOOD. Secretary
l.. KELLENBERGEI t Treas JoHN AzwooD, Asst sec.
John Dlaisdell, Gen'l Agent
J.E. Howard, Asst Cen1 Agent.
A5-Applications for Insurance in VIII Co.. may be
made 10 BISSElL & HEATH. Joliet.
J. X. Wilson, Lockport; Vim. Fitch, Plaiufield.
June IL 1883. nl-ly
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LOA MS DIN EMIT!

FOR Miliness, Safety, Certainty. Thorouehness
Sions Ointment is rapidly sup rceding all other Oint
ments and Liniments for the cure of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds Calls OF all kinds CracL.
ed Heels Rngbone Polevil Windgalls Callus, spayine
Sweeney, Fistula, FouDdered feet sand Cracks
Scratches Of Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper,
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UNDERTAKING.

i He subscriber has received. and ,-iII - A :
sizes and stiles Of Metallic Burial c. VA )
u ii,sn 20 such as may want them. The estiur
H1iich These cases are held for their beauty. q
anu preserving powers, fully attest their vslus
lso Keep on hand all styles of " ood Cofins on
Y,ils ior his services a. undertaken, IN ciri
Try horse and Carriage on hand.
nAIN 4. I
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19

GENERAL ALLEN on THE FAiR.-Gep Allen
enjoyed himself hugely at the Fair last week
lIc was here, and there and every here--his
benevolent face fairly showering smiles upon
the Just and the al just. Well, the General
went home and wrote his opinions Of our
Fair for his paper We make single cx-
tract:
Inside of the Pavilion what wonders ma
tural and artistic, greeted the eye and
tempted the palatel What displays of nam
moth apples, mastodon pears, elei hantine
grapes, gigantic peaches, colossal plums, brob
dignagian melons, and 0tlantean pumpkins
No spot of this little globe, save California,
ever saw the like. Then the bewiching
needle work, from the shiiful fingers Of love.
ly women! Behold, is it not all recorded in
the Marysvi.le papers, the Sacramento Union
and the reports Of grave committees? There
were red wagons, but little less than steam
boats; and all sorts and sizes Of mowers and
reapers, with goodly disl lay of pumps and
family flour mills all intended to give ease
and independence 60 the farmer, and show
ing most conclusvely. that the inventive
genius of American mechanics is broad as
tue Continent that gives it birth and vitai-
ty. 1t is useless to speak Of the wondrous
bulls and cows, the marvellous horses the
surprising sheep, and the astonishing hogs,
which we at the Fair; the industrious
aud quick sighted Marysville editors have
them all embamed in the columns of their
journals.
The truth is-as is amply established by
this Marysvile Fair-that animal aal yege-
table products Of Californian agriculture can
not be surpassed hy any other land or cline
Governor Nye, of Nevada Territory, said SO
in his speech, and we believe all he id,
and more too.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19

QUENcnING THE TuiRsT Nearly one hun
rel years ago DR. Lind suggested to Capt.
Kennedy that thirst might be queuched at
sea 10y dipping the clothing into salt water
and putting it on without wringing. Sub
sequently the Captain on being cast away
had an opportunity of making the expert
ment. With great difficulty he succeeded in
persuading part of his men 20 follow his
example, and they al survived, but the men
who refused and drauk salt water, became
delirious and died. In addition to putting
on the clothes while wet, night and morning,
they may be weued while oa, two or three
times during the day. Capt. X relating his
experience afterwards said; "Alter these
operations, we uniformly found that the vio-
lent drought went off, and the parched
tongue was cured in few minutes after
bathing our clothes, while we found ourselves
as much refreshed as if we had received some
actual noutishmcnt."
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19

JoHN F. HAYNES This gentleman, former
y state Senator for Siskiyou, klamath and
Del None, has been elected Captain of a
company Of volunteers raised by citizens for
protection against the Indians of Del Norte
and Hnmboldt-Yt Yteha Union.
We do not know whether the worthy gen.
tleman has accepted the position or not, but
we do know that if he has, those under his
command will never be allowed to provoke
Indian hostilities nor TO become savagee
themselves while fighting savages' He is an
honest. humane, discreet and brave man
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19

The OrlyIoN or AY OLD HEAD i he edition
Of the Nevada Transcript, in commenting
upon the news brought by the last Pony,
talks in this wise:
wilhstaudipg the strong Secession force
in Virginia, werewith General Boauregard
continues to threaten Washington City, the
Federal Government appears to suffer no ap
prehpn-ions of danger, having full confidence
in the mastery dispositions which General
Mcclellan has made for the preservation Of
the National Capital In the present aspect
of affairs on the line Of the Potomac, there
are strong reasons for the belief that General
Btauregard and his army are in much greater
danger thnn is Washington City McCielan'e
genius and en"rgy must, hy this time, have
produced their legitimate fruits, in the COM
plele Organization and discipline Of an army
caphble Of snntching Virginia out Of the
clutches of Secessiousm. The season has
now arrived in " hich a southern campaign
can be safely initiated, and we expect soon o
hear of startling events on the soil of the
Old Dominion. On the line of the Missis-
sippi there must soon he brilliant work, aud
will be, when General Fremont shall have
obtained the requisite force for his purpose.
Our impression is that McClellau's and Ere.
monts soulhWard movements will lie simuI-
taneons, and directed by one grand and har-
monious plan of operations Our firm belief
is that the sun of the coming Spring will
shine on permanently reconstructed Amer
lean Union
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19

SoFr-uEARTEn JUDGE A very learned
and compassionate Judge ii. Texas, on pass
ing sentence on one John Jones, who had
been convicted Of murder, concluded his re.
marks as follows:
The fact is, Jones, that the Court did not
intend to order you to be executed before
next spring; but the weather is very cold :;
our Jail, unfortunately is in a very bad con-
diton; much of the glass in the windows is
broken the chinneys are in such diapi-
dated state that no fire can be made to rem
der your apartments comfortable; besides,
owing TO q great number Of prisoners not
more than one blanket can be allowed to
eacH; TO sleep sound and comfortably, there
fore will be out of the question In consde-
ration of these circumstances, and wishing TO
lessen your suiferings as much as possible.
the Court in the exercise Of its humanity
and compassion. do hereby order you to be
executed tomorrow morning, as soon after
b.eakfast as MAJ be convenient to the sheriff
and agreeable to you.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19

STAND nr THE GOVERNMENT The Grass
Valley National Jealous and able Demo-
cratic Journal says:
Let this holy war be effectively, though
mrrcifully prosecuted with every honorable
means which God and Nature have put into
our hands The treason Of '6l, if not soon
put under the ban of popular opinion, will
elevate to respectabiity the treason and to-
res Of 10 Let not the damning stain be
fixed upon the people of our dayl Let u
cease caviling at measures, which though
they have a seeming tendency TO an infringe.
mrnt uron constitutional guarantees, are
nevertheless rendered necessary ly the per
ious condition Of the country.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. L. p. FISHER Is our only authorized Agent at
fan Francisco TO receive advertisements, receipt for
the sane and to transact business generally for the
DEMOCRAT. omce-No. 171X Washington street.
nearly opposite Magulre's Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19

San Francisco dispatch, dated Sept II,
says: Lieutenant John B. Urmy, city editor
Of the Mirror, passed the Military Board of
Examination to-day, and viii be commission
ed Captain in Colonel Ned. Connor'd regi
ment-the Third Infantry.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19
glew advertisements.
COESAEE 'EEEEsGEzEP.

ESTE beg to inform the public Of Marysvile and
w vicinity, that we have this day formed a co.
partnership; for the purpose Of carving on the
Cloth ng and Gents Furnishing Business in mis- cltv
to he conducted under the firm of /. GLUCKSMAN'&
co. /. GLUCKSMAN
HENRY BAR&STfNE.
Marysvie, September II, 1861. sel9.iw
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19

The CoNFEDEEArE CoNGRE>s The Con
gress at Richmond adjourned on Monday, the
10th of August, to reassemble in November
Its session, although conducted with closed
doors, was not entirely harmonious, and hints
are thrown out that there were several pretty
sharp scrimmages The Richmond Enquirer
"regrets" that "Ininoriiy has been develop
ed Of unyeding opponents to the Admins
tr ration"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19
NOEE FOUND.

A NOTE for $100 was found in This city on August
"A ooh. Its dated Nevada, May 18th, 1861, drawn
in favor of D. Kraft, and by him endorsed over TO
John German. The owner can have the ncte by iden-
fying himself at this office, and paying for this ad-
verlisemeut. au3l-1w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19
TOR CHIEF ENGINEER.

At a Special meeting OF Eureka Hose Company, held
September 9th, j. b. BALDWIN was unapinouslv
nominated for Chief Engineer of the Marysvie Fire
Department.
sepl0-td* J. B. LEANAN Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19

RIVER IMPROVEMENTS The steamer Sam
Soule Capt Pierce, has been doing some
good work. of late, in removing snags, and
otherwise improving the navigation of the
Sacramento, between Tehaua and Colusa.
Capt, p. has built a strong and substantial
wing dam at the shute near Tehama. throw
ing the waters into one channel and thus
rendering the worst bar on the river some
what more easy for steamboats, to climb
Red Bl"f A,depehdcnL
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19
Select School for Bows.

FEMME FALL AND WINTER TERM
q Of this School will commence TU ESDAY MORN
ING, September l7th at the residence of the Prnci-
pal in the western part Of the city.
few boarding scholars will be received on reason.
able terms. g. r. BAKER, Principal.
HarSsNlDc, sept ~ leol' scp12
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19
Notice.

Marysvillc Encampment No. 6, !. 0. 0. f. meets the
second and iourth W ednesday Of every u onth.
A. J. LUCAS, E.P.
J. +. FLATHNAN Scribe.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-19

A BIG MOUNTAIN PEAcu.-The editor of
the Nevada Transcript has been shown a
peach grown in the garden of Mr.. O. V.
Chauval, of that city, which measures II
inches in circumference and weighs exactly
one pound.