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.NOTEHDER 1st'
T a Z, L q II . WINE Err
EDEeY GOODS,

CHEAT siDE--THAMEs-sTR
NATHANIEL SWEET,
E- AS Just received fom Boston and ~ YORK.
z a large supply OF FGLL & ULN'TER
COODS, and they are really as cheap as was
ever offered in this town, aud The assortment, good.
--.fmong them are, cis---
Broalclcills cashmere, satiinet, queens cloth,
blankets and cover,ids, French. German. and En-
g!ish nernoes, ond circassians; 4 worry handsome
lot of calicos of all prices, from Cd per yd 10 80
cents; Thibct wool, shawls, merno, raw silk and
cotton, elegant Grape sbawls, German cravnts,
hose. carpctings and rugs; petersham, lion skin,
dalcl, Doyonshire, kersey, and forest cloth: wido
hobinelt lace, for only rs per yd. linen cambric
hdIds. linen diaper for 10 cts, beautiful crupe q
bcragc hdnis. cotton band1nua, at l2i cents.
SiraW Bonacts.
a cheap lot new straw and handsome patterns.
Bed ticking, chey aud stripe; bonbazet, Canton
hnnnels, bleached shooting and shirtngs, lcaihnr
nttens, buckskin gloves, fur, buck horse skin,
peitooat robes, white, blk. and purple; brown TIA
bic cloths, white do. elegant assortment ribbons;
ilannels, bai2cs s. bookings, Salsbcry flannels vel
vet watch guards, 4 neck-ribbons, elegant velvet
beltincs, bead bags, silk, do do. bachelors COM
fonts and Hosiery. Scotch, blue, and scarlet caps.
leyentinc, snshaws, and gros dc buting, lustrings
and sarsnctts, black Canton crupcs and pongee,
" hite aud colorcd hose, for only % cts. large
swiss paints for only 20 cts. chopa, ron,a, banda
na, and flag hdkls; fancy silk hdkfs, good as
sortment
Hymn Books.
! Winchell's arrangement Of Watts PSALMS and
HYMNS. (nov
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03

Billings, only daughter Of Mr.. Sanford Mason, a
ged years and months.
On Friday last, Ann Jeanette, an interesting
daughter of Mr.. benjamin Marble, aged years.
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For Me restoration Of hair on Bad heads,
Giving health and beauty to the hair
when it becomes dry and
begins to decay.
VEyIITS Vegetable Oil possesses the peculiar pro-
III pcrty, so long sought for in other oils, but
sought in vain, ,ofre- producing new growth of hair
on heads totally bald.
| So great are its nourshlng properties,
which it readily mparts TO the roots OF the hair,
that it requires tut short time TO produce new
growth, aud few applications to check that falling
Of the hair which so often occurs, especially after
sickness. II prevents the hair from turning grey,
and when it begins to turn, may be easily checked
and restored TO It's natural beauty, by applying the
Oil.
! This Oil gives an agreeable fragrance
and il preferable to any other for pcriuning, curl
ing and Guessing the hair The HAIR does not be-
c,~l dry after using It,
! The growth OF hair on children is won
derfulIy improved by tic use of this Oil.
Ladies and gentlemen oi the highest rank lave
paronized this Oil very extensively, and such have
been It's effects in every city where II has been in
uoduccd it receives the decided preference.
fhvslcans inferior TO none in Medical science q,
have used and recommended it. The concurring
testimony of thousands pot II beyond all doubt, 50
that the most mcredulous no longer hesitate.
The Oil needs no high wrought description such
is It's worth aud highly is ii valued 10y those who
have made trial Of it, that il stands and will stand
upon It's own merits unrivalcd.
4 The following extracts OF letters from Agents
show in what high estimation this Oil Is held
wherever il has hcca ntroducod:-EXtract from
letter from John A. Wadswor,h, NJ u Of the city
ol Providence, X. |. 10 w. & l.. krunbhaar, eco
OF Philadelphia:
\ Gcntiemen-Dr. Wards Vegetable Hair Oil,
has gained great repu,e with US, having restored
hair on heads that have been bald for years, aud
have no doubt il will give satisfaction wherever 1t
may be ntroduced-,ery respectfully,
\ JOHN A. WApswoRTH.
Extract Of letter from Harvey Seymour, Drug
gis,, Hartford, Ct. to the proprietor, dated Hart
ford, Sept. IL, lS32-"Dedr SU-l lind your
Hair Oil a valuable arcle,l was 50 unfortunate as
to lose the hair from the top OF my head, and rom
,he use Of about hall bottle, hnd starting out
anew" HARVEY SEYMOUR.
For sale by DR.. X. n. HAZARD,
!, Agent for Newport.
Sign cChe Greot Mortar.
dec %
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OF all the persons who played in the
School for Scandal in I777, the only one
now alive, is Mrs John Kcmble, then Miss
Hopkins.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03

Maj. Gen, Scott has returned to the
city of Charleston.
Letters received in New York from
Charleston, state
"The excitement h.rc is incrc asing,
and business is entirely suspended"
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed has taken out letters testamen.
tary of the last will and testament of John
J. Gdlbraih, deceased, and qualified as such
executor. All persons having claims a
gainst the estate of the deceased, are hereb
notified and required TO exhibit the same to
me or to the court of Probate for the county
Of Jefferson for settlement, within nine
months from the date hereof; dated at Mount
Vernon, ihs 18th day of September, 1888.
ROBERT GALBRAITH, Erec'r.
September ~, 1888 24-4t.
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ADMINISTRATORS. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby giveo, that the un
~ dersigned has taken out letters of ad
of the goods and chattels, right.
and credits of Robert Wilson. deceased, and
qualified as such administrator. All persons
having claims against the estate of the de
ceased, are hereby required and notified IL
exhibit the same to me or to the court Of
Probate tor the county of Monroe for set
Element, within nine months from the date
hereof; dated at Mitchell township, Monroe
county, the Goth day of August, 1873.
GILMAN JEWETT, Admr.
August 26, 1888. 244t.
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Your obedient servant,
e. ' w. J.DUANE, nu
Secretrry Of the Treasury.
Collector Of the Customs, Phila.
LONDON.

The British Packet for August has ar
rived at Boston via Halifax, bringing
London papers of the evening of August
9th. The Boston papers contain "a few
items Of intelligence, which We trans
cribe.
ENeLAND.-Sir John Key has resigned
bis office Of Lord Mayor Of London. The
election takes place on Monday. MIR.
Francis Kemble is the only candidate al
present.
In the House of Commons, on the night
Of the 7th, the Slavery Abolition Bill wa.
read thHd time and passed. Parlia
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COUNTY MEETING AT. CARLYLE
THE PUBLIC LANDS.

At meeting of the citizens of Gin
ton county, and other gentlemen from
different parts of the State, during the
session of the Circuit Court al CARLYLE
on the Goth September, 1888
Col. JOHN S. CARRIcAN, was called te
the Chair, and James 4Semple appointed
Secretary. l s ~ --irl r-E
Tie objects Of the meeting being brief
" explained. on motion, the chairman ap
pointed the following gentlemen com
mittee, 10 report resolutions for the con.
sideration Of the meeting. expressive Of
their views Of the land sys,cm, and par
ticaiariy in regard to the provisions Of the
bill that passed Congress during tic last
session, viz.
Hon. Charles Slade, Col. Robt. Crock
cit, Samuel M'Roberts, John Omelvany,
james Semple, A. w. Snyder, Col. E. C.
Berry, Harry Wilton, J John Scott, Jno. A.
Wakefield, j. M. O'Harnett, JOS. Huey,
d. G. Howard, J. M. Halstead, C. N.
Halstead, Thomas Ray, Seth T. Sawyer,
VIM. Hindali, John Wilcox. Godfrey Am
mons, Benjamin Bond and E. Bail
After which, Mr.. Semple, from the
committee. reported the following resolu-
lions: "4 h-i A
Resolved, That the questions connected
with the public Landslide high price at
which all lands, good and bad, are held
by the general government--and more
especially the operations Of the existing
land system, in draining capital from The
new STATES containing unsold lands, are
subjects If deep and abiding interest with
the good people of the west; and that, in
the opinion Of this meeting, it is right and
proper that the said subjects should be
brought before the public, with view 10
obtain a fair and frank expression of pub.
lie sentiment.
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MARRiED-On Thursday evening, Oct
Sd, at the residence of Mrs. Bennett, near
Hillsboro, Ill. by the Rev. Thos. A. Splllman,
Mr.. DAVIS ROBINSON, merchant of the firm
of ID. Robinson Geo. to Miss. SUSAN NELSON,
both OF Montgomery county,
la Hillsboro, on the 2lst September, by
the Rev. Thos. j. Starr, Mr.. SAMUEL MAYEs
to Miss LUCINDA MILLER, daughter of Mr..
Joseph Miller all of Hilisboro.
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lment was expected to get through bust
ness about the Goth.
In the House of Commons, Lord AL
thorp held out "a hope that the progress.
of reductions in the expenditures woule
enable the Government to remove the in
habited house tax.
PoRTUGAL.--Don Pedro and suite ar
rived at Lisbon from Oporto, in the steam.
er William the Fourth, on Sunday, 28tf
July, at noon. He was received will
great enthusiasm. When Admiral Ma
pier went on board the steamer to pay
his respects, the ex emperor assisted him
Inp the vessels side, and embraced him.
They had not met before since the battle
of St. Vincent. The city rang with
shouts of Viva Donna Maria! Viva Don
Pedro! Lisbon wore an animated an
Ipearance, ard the change of Govern.
ment was generally hailed as a blessing.
EDon Miguel was supposed to be with
THE army in the north, and active mea
Isures were in train TO expel him from the
county. Lisbon had been Illuminated
every night since it was taken possession
Of by the Duke of Terceira.
According 10 sofIe of the Parie
nals, the Portuguese exiles have alr> r
received notice that their allowance b
cease on the Isl September: their p
er TO return to their own country by t.
date, being taken for granted. 1t is ais,
asserted that the Ex-Empress and the
Young Queen will give up their Hotel in
Paris in all September, which proves that
great confidence exists Of the entire de.
feat of Miguel, in quarters likely to be
best informed.
The Sun states that the British and
French Cabinets have formerly signified
TO the representatives of Don Pedro in
this country, their wish for the Ex- Empe-
ror to Withdraw all pretensions to the Re
gency, in favor of one Of the aunts OF
Donna Maria; and that instructions have
been sent to Lisbon 10 distinguished
parsonage 10 press such an arrangement,
and to secure for it the appreciation Of
the Duke of Pamela.
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From the Lynchburg virginian
FROM LIBERIA. -

The misrepresentation and ISLANDERS
which the northern emancipators and the
southern agitators are in the habit of in
venting and circulating among the peo-
pie, relative to the operations Of the Col
onization society, are effectually contra
dicted, though not silenced, by the letters
which reach this country from the settlers
at the Colony Of Liberia. II is somewhat
strange that these opposing fanatics
should have consolidated their energies
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DlED.

In Alton, on the Both uIt. Mrs. JESyEy.
late Miss Hitchcock, Of the Edwardsyille
Female Academy and formerly of Keene.
New Hampshire. In the death of Mrs
Jenney, society has to lament the loss of one
Of its most accomplished and amialle mem.
bers
In this place, Thursday night last
CHRIsrTANA, daughter of Mr.. Francrs Bush
aged about 5 years.
In this place, Tuesday, sth inst. LUCINDA
daughter of Mr. --'CockrelI, an emigran1
from kentucky, on his way to Missouri.
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pscmeul,ated grace, are only calculated
to keep the degrading idea ptrpetually
present, that they are preparing for the
great market Of the world. Real elegance
OF demeanor springs from the mind, fash
lonable schools do but teach its imitation.
whilst their rules forbid 80 be ingenious.
Philosophers never conceived the idea of
so perfect a vacuum as is found to exist in
the minds of young women suppo.ed to
have finished their education 10 such es
Establishments. l....a.,.
If they marry husbands as uniformed
as themselves, they fall into habits Of in
significance with much paiD-if they mar
ry persons more accomplished, they can
retain no hold Of their affection. Hence
many matrimonial miserIes, in the midst
OF which the vile finds il consolation to
he always complaining Of her health and
ruined nerves. In the education of young
women we would say--let them be Sc
cured from all the trappings and nanacles
OF such system; Partake Of every active
exercise not absolutely nnleminine, and
trust to their being able to get into or GU,
OF carriage with alight and graceful
step, which no drilling can accomplish
Let them rise early and retire early ts
rest, and trust that their beauty will moi
need to be coined into artificial smiles il
order TO ensure IA welcome, in wlateve
room they enter. Let them ride, walk
run, dance in the open air. Encourage
the merry and innocent diversions il
which the young deligh let them, undc
proper guidance, explore every bill ant
valley; let them plant and cultivate th,
garden, and make hay when the summe
sun shines. and surmount all dread of
shower of rain, or the boisterous wind
and, above all, lei them take no medicin
except when the doctor orders it. TIL
demons of hysteria and melancholy migl
mover over group Of young ladies S
olouSht up; but they would not find on
OF them upon whom they could exercis
any power. For. Quart. Req.
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TAKEN Up

a2Y Joseph Stewart, living about seven
I'D miles N. W. of Lawrenceville, two
STEERS; one "A bright brindle, with the
points off both horns, white face, back and
belly. marked with crop off the the left
ear. and crop and underbt in the right
The other bright red, the points off his
horns, white face and bely,a little white on,
his shoulders and rump, marked a swallow
fork in the left ear and crop and underbit in
he right, appraised to twenty six dollars,
before Z. nj. Eaton, esq. the 2Sth Feb. 1888.
A copy attest, .-r- ~.
23 j. NJ. MCLEAN, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

a THAT at the term of the Probate Court
Il for St. Clair county, to be held at
Belleville on the first Monday of February,
1884. Twill attend before said court to set
tie and adjust all claims against the estate of
Ninian Edwards, deceased; and alf persons
having claims against said estate are request
ed and notified TO attend at said term Of the
court for the purpose Of having the same ad.
justed. ELViRA L. EDW 4RDS,
2l-4 Erecstris. q
Belleville, Aug. so, 1893. ~,
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

DCnAiC NOllCE IS hereby given, hat
VI in conformity with the provisions Of
ne several acts of the General Assembly or
me state ct Illinois, authorizing a sale, of
section number siSteen or other lands in lieu
hereof. shall on the lGlhday of Novem-
Der next, between the hours of nine o'clock
in the morning and six in the afternoon, at
the Court House in Edwardsville, lin the
county of Madson) offer for sale to the high
est bidder, on credit of one year or longer,'
section number sixteen, in township num-
Der three north, range, number FIVE west, ia
such quantities as the trustees may direct.
A plot OF said land may be seen at the office
OF the commissioner previous. to the day of
sale. Sd : .inue from day to day until
.ti a-e offered
" J. T. LUSK, Comrn'r.
and Agent for M. g.
0et.anfShf 26, 1888. 24-6t. -
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NEW PERIODICALS.

THE SELECT JOURNAL OF FOREIGN PERropu.AIs
LITERATURE. M
1DuBLlSHED quarterly by Charles Bow
u en-, Boston, each number containing
2oo pages, making a volume of 1000 pages
annually. ss- ..- =.
Price $500 per annum.-S Subscriptions
received by JAMES C. ESSEX.
l3-ly Book Seller & Stationer Main st.
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NOTICE

10 all TO whom it may concern, that on
the LIST Monday in November, shall attend
IN Belleville TO make final settlement Of
The estate of Nathan Chambers, deceased
where you may attend if you think proper.
October !, 1888. asa
JOSHUA BARNES, Admir-.
SALLY CHAMBERS, admir-.
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81 CUTLERY.
w holesale. II ar

FESHE subscribers are now receiving,
ID direct from Birmingham, Sheffield and
the American Manufactures extensive addi-.
tons to their stock-comprising ereru payie.
ty OF Goods in the busness-among which
are
Table and Pocket Cutlery; Razors, scis-
sors, Shears, bread. butcher and shoe
hnares; mil, cross-cut, tenon, pit, hand,
PANEL and other Sairs; bench and mould
ing Planes; nerican and imported EDGE
ioots, OF the most improved stamps; build
ing, housekeeping and cabinet Hardware, uf
every description Single and double Fowl
ling Guns and Rifles; belt and pocket Pts
tots; flint and percussion Gmlocks; brass,
copper, iron, annealed, and wove Wire /:
brass, plated, turned and japann'd Saddle.
ry; mems and side Sadde,rees wood and
iron Hames; straw knives; brambIc scythes;
brass kettles; shot; common and brass
mounted Coal Crates: tenders and fire
irons; Bri;tania and Block Tin Ware; Look
ing Glass Plates, together with a general as
sorlmeut of Brass, Japann'd and Fancy
Goods.
Flat, round, square, hoop aud sheet Iron :
nail and braziers Rods; American, English
blister, German, coach ind trap-spring,
Crowley and cast Steel; common, Birming-
ham and mouseholo Anvis; black and
bright face, and cotteaI koy'd Vices; bucks
horn, sedge, stone and hand Hammers
Pittsburgh and New York Bellows, ass'd 26
to 81 inch; log, trace, trap and halter Chains
English and American Shoveis and Spades
mining do; welded and riveted Corn Hoes
Carolina do; Boston Cut Nails; spikes, and
single and doubled headed brads; English
I wro'i Nails; Pittsburgh and Boston Crown
7 Window Glass, Tin Plate, Brazlers' Copper,
! zlnc-all descriptions of Mill Irons, &c.
) which are offered on liberal terms in lots to
: suit purchasers.
, ]. S. PEASE g. co.
Il St. Louis, Sept 6, 1888. 22-tf.
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M TAKEN UP,
M kza1y Ah 10y Elijah Mays, living in
N W. D Allison township, in . CO,
Of Lawrence, IA yellow BAY
MAKE, black name and tail, some white on
her left hind foot, about IA hands End half
high, supposed to be four years old next
sprng-no other marks or brands perceva--
ble-appraised to twenty-five dollars before
Samuel Adams, Esq. on the 10Th February,
1888.
A copy attest,
% ]. M. MCLEAN, Clerk.
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TAKEN UP,

N TAKEN UP,
I'm Id mile E. from Lawrence
vile, bright BAY MARE,
t'urteen hands three inches high, left fore
foot white, star and snip, eight or nine years
old, natural PAGER: appraised to thirty-i
dollars, before A. S. Baddollet, Esq. on the
18th February, 1888.
n- A copy attest,
~ J. M. MCLEAN, Clerk.
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ID q G Z s I o N s.
OF THE A e
S U P r EME COURT.

'a' DECEMBER TERM, 1882, -
Just printed and for sale at this Office h
PRIcE-$6 dozen--62 1-2 cents, singis
copy. ..f...fF
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/ accept, then, your nomination, with a
profound sense Of the obligation which your
confidence imposes upon me; among which
that OF an administration merging all party
spirit and feeling in the great interests of
the whole commonwealth will be not least
impressive; and with fervent prayer to the
Ruler Of the Universe, that if the voice of
the people of the state should concur with
yours, the final'result may be to heal the d.
visions OF party, to promote the harmony Of
the Union, and to maintain the industry Of
b freedom, and the purity of the constitution.
Your friend and obedent servant,
~ N JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
aaI NHf. 4.@----------------
For The qualification Of those who are ia
terested, and to furnish information relative
TO the disbandng the ranging corps, we give
the following order an insertion in this DAYS
paper, which contains oil, knowledge we
have of the subject.
ORDER AnJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE, (.
No. SO. Washington, Ang. 4, 1888
EXTRACT.
l. The non commissioned officers, musi-
cams and PriTates, of the battalion Of noun
ted rangers, will be discharged from the SER
vice at as early a day as practicable; and
those whose, term may have already expired,
and who may have been permitted to leaye
their companies, will be considered as dis
charged on the day of their completing the
twelve months service for which, they enga.
ged--'he time to be computed from the date
of being mustered into the service of the u
nited States.
II. The Sd lieutenants, and such other Of
ficers of the battalion of rangers as do not
wish 10 be considered candidates for appoint
ments IN the dragons, will be disbanded and
mustered out of service on the LIST day of Oc-
tober; and they accordingly are authorized
to return to their respective homes
ILL. The brevet Sd lieutenants attached 10
the battalion of mounted rangers, are trans
ierred to the regiment of dra g,ons, as breve,
"a lieutehants, and will forthwith repair to
Jefferson Barracks, and there report for duty
to the senior officers of dragons.
True copy. "1s
ALBERT S. JOHNSTON,
Abide Camp & Asst Adjt. Gent
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Candidate for Co"gress.-We under.
stand that VIM. L. May, Esq. has announ
ced himself a candidate to represent this
district in the Congress of the United
States.-Sdngdn,on jon, nal.
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WINNEBAGoEs.-The following para.
graph is from the last Journal. We hear
nothing of the matter TO which it relates
from any other source. ...1
"A considerable number Of the Whine
bago Indians, who removed north of the
Wisconsin last summer in pursuance of a
treaty with them, have returned 10 their
old camping ground, near the Four Lakes
and are engaged inhunting aud gathering
rice as formerly. They say there is no
game north Of the Wisconsin, and that
they cannot live there. We have not the
slightest fear that these Winnebagoes will
DO any mischief; but many ''bug-a boos"
will be manufactured out of the circum-
stance of their visit to the Four Lakes.''
The yellow fever prevails al New Orleans
to an alarming extent. Papers from that ci-
ty state that between the lst and 18th of
September the number of deaths was aga.
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NHIANTED-An apprentice to the print
wv ing business at the Wing Office. A
lad Is or Is years of age, with a re.pecta-
BILE English education, will find good stu
alton.
September Is, 1898.
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HE .REATY.-The journal of the 5th
states, that a traveller, just arrived from
Chicago, brought information that trea.
ty had been concluded with the Potta.
watamlcs, Shy which they sold to the u
''ted States all their claims to land in this
state" If this is correct, we may hope
that the time is not far off when every
Indian tribe shall be removed from tile
limits Of llliuois-a result much to be de-
sired.