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pG RHAvE,s
Holland Bitters
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever end Ague, 90.
Tn successful Introduction ard US q THIS ooie.
hr.t..l Rems.dy has bsea the signal or literal tod
- o.rnuounds called aBittrrs." o1errd u various
suruas 6rom quart bottle % nses.llon 80. eeta
th, voro s aa.. 10. - nsss.r. 49,
Bot ths rsaIly greet relief derived fron The uinuts
doso, ono tsaspoonfal a our raedicne,
gG,RHAyEs HOLLAND BITTERs,
and ns sntsrs abs-ssos q acr rvosfrafso hAs es;s
blshsd Coz & reputation which the host Of iniieto1s
and oouutsrfeits have nalod 70 underui.s ~ POI
lively q vegetable preparation. with rarely sufnoi@nt
pure spirits % preserve t.
Bui ous 80 Of The ssnuIns, 0kfpins Boi,lssl
ais nsdicins Of lons-tsss erscary Cor Rnt1sng
a. RooL ~ essential Cor the hundation cf god
heath snd fr oorrccsinS Disorders % he stomach
I've o. three does WI oouvino- ths afflicted - its
salstary efscp The stomach ~1h speedily regain its
strength . bealthy scti0n Of DE uvor, bowels sn1
hdnsys wfl soon take Place, and rener-f hs~lsh b
the q0lck result
For INDIGESTION. Try
BGrhaye's Holland BItsers.
For HEARTBURN. Try
BGrhave's Holland Bltiers.
For AcrDITY. Try
Bgrhave's Holland Bitiers.
For wATERBRAsH. Try
B~rhave's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE. Try
Berbaye's Holland Bittefs.
FOR LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
BGrhave's Holland Bitters.
For cosTIvBrrss. Try
Befhaye's Holland Biffers.
FOR PILES. TIT
B9rhays's Holland BitteTs'
In an E.rvozs. Rhsunsrc. ard Eeurlpe Ateo-
tious, n has In nunisrous instances Pret1o nsnJ
bsnsaciaI, ana In othors effected decilsf cure
Real Carefully
TIE r~rniue highly oonc~n,fst-d brEsivrs hoi.
LaFD Bi5TKns u put up 10 half pint otts ooj. az
retaiet al One Dollar p~r hftle The gr-sf dsuiano
fnr thu tfui, c,ebrs-d ucdicfne Nas induced many
initxrion.. which tho rubuc should guard SSain'
purchs<ins-
Bsscars o(imposihcri So c,of cssT Saz.s a On ~
lid q eer5 btle ycr by.
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Acute. oI InfamatoIy Rheuma.
tsu1.

81 nrrfccsaTy ~ enur1cEste the may eases N
which these purely vegetable medicines have beer
s1cce-sfui brf let us inquire wkv thcy 50 Uni
~rrsal I'D ilor lsIpy cteCls
pcc1rse they purify tie blood and thus rcr,o-e q.
-susa q Al scasc IN the syrtcrn.
Because they oct powerfully upon the seS-ctions q
the body and remove eli Impurities az oace.
Because they Dc nos redace the system, bit in-eo
--fe i.t-7 requiring restraint from pleasure o.
business curug their operation
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ID Ter iof ctauf " aaaa4 ~ e@.~Nt
Ini. Asia d. 81 Jai.R4ry, loal
fsble3w ~ $50. sHrEt coSSfh, SIT
CHERlFF's sALE.--By virtue u

CHERiFF'S sALt.--By virtue 81
Dare vendltioui Espoaas Executisn issned isosn
tn vlso Common Fss4s Court. 60 ne difsei'f al
dsgsfsd ole ~ fasef q hui1s - lohr, 9e ~ ttuf
Of Newman Well aud one m favor ~ oeorre D,
asd Ca4fl~s b broksw. s1d al ss<iasthieb ~ n
Palmer am ordssed eel t's ivess ~ evscf otd
heal Esta- sltg tea IA fko G. a. lgdiana. t2-N
tcnafd IL falners i4terv-t - IN Horth h-if "a
on lot SO tssnsy-t~. fl2l g. wiisol's sadtioi. ~
the town Of Tefsc hsuts. sad on
SATURDAY. r. BkU skf -. 1862.
wlihlnsheiesli hears o. said dsy, a. tas efi House
door n lsrre .Uts vii osrf llc rent AID fonts
cftre above descftei zeal tstse, tcsotlef WIZ 81
sasprivflexes .nd appsrtensncss the saase oeing
fux DOR term not eAceeding seven year,, % Tie
h-hs.t tidsr Tor cash. Aud ugca failure ~ re4lre a
sum suf.-eui 70 satisiy SAD exseat.s- sna eeeih
VIII t.l~u ana there or~r tnc f~s--impie. "A an -
sid &c Al kst4lx = t4e esae@i bidder tQf cashf %
satisfy the essue. - - =
lhis ASH day q Jaluary. 1857
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-15

CHERIFF'S SAIL By Virtue q
~ one yeudiiigui kAPoas9 sksc1tea ISSUED Hot
TIE vlxo Ilscall -0u = % ne Greeted tri dtfvefen
Ia 1--we II goaa Afpo4d aud a. tlusl Aofsm AHA.
an orderci h re II th- fsilsnfag described hssi
Efstr s.tuttrtf a. vlE0 colutf. Cd sua. to-~it
tn. noftD bslf ~ 81 the soathsest quartet al
"a "a x.e.t AZ ). - he - trtI -
All AL srcfiou xut,ru rs tNastip tlirrten iisl
nsrfh o. fsrxe tirn, o. vet. "a on
SATURDAY FeeRukRT n, is5s,
within The lexsi hours 81 sd DAY, - the Court
Hou.e door "a Ierre ttsuie AL otsr the fents o.
trodts fths abJTs descdosd teal Estate, t-seihsf
,.,th al the privileges I'D apportenances a. The
stme beiongin Tor a term uot exceeding seven
.~4rs 10 III hsbs.t btddsf ~ each. ana upon tau
urs 10 realize aun u1ieeif y sstiry sAla sA.ep-
ss.. - 800 Iii thea Ald there offer the tee
sirple in ans % SID Ret Estate % The hghcf
b.aisr Cor cash, % satisfy ne sane.
This Asia d. 81 Jai.Rsry, loal -
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From 6l1c. up. 10000 yards Of Blegched
Muslin from 614c. up. Ticking. Hickory
Shirts. Checks. Denins, Batting. Feathers
Canton Flannels. Drills, Coat Lining, jeans,
Cambria, &C.
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CHERlFF'S SALb.--By virtue ol
- t.so Pc iis (V~niie Etp4as.l issafi irru
the AlEc C.rEaif NHuri. te Fe afrrfet sid tEIt-
cred. ous Oh favor n N'lism = Cf.tn. ilf4 AR
Greea. 1smes Oreer. n ~ Aan crlfn, helfan
Green. tsooduin Gretn ~taff tfreen SD lley cfert
and arainsi Thonls (ifeeu laaafis 0feea, ~ IN
der Geeen. y a. Gfsfn. hefgzn e.een kefi .'te'. .,
Polly Nliofy, Pee4g Farrii wtn Fsrfth hae >aisy
Cr~sn nnd one Ia fsser - Lather tsreen ana y liAll
u Green All a. iiasi iDsy AaA oteea fa. e.htisl
an or1ersi 10 cell thc iolieaiuB desc foed teal
500. 10 .l.-f ln glro ceulfy IND aua. te-slil-
Tea flsI aces tae Solt1E corner q tae foat1.
wei qaui-f ca 81 me soath-sest - tfisl % n
s@euoa sieve a. tqsrshlp siffta ~ farze fthf
81 vet, aDd O.
SATURDAY FEBRUARY =, isss,
within hefezsfkours 81 "a g. 81 ne Coort Hoasc
door m Trrrs Hsuts vii onef tlss rents ans Ffoat,
Of ne absss DESERVED SEA Eslais, lessi1rf W. !.
ne privlsegss ant app1f eaAtfss - t1t t.-s os.t
tnx Tor ftfn ~ excreiIes seven frsrsss, rs 80
ssS hidder for cash ard lpon fliiafet - realize 49,
sufrcest - satlsfy said Zee nj ape eo-s, -,
-, - tasrs Offer tn fre-snpis q ara % 80 hra
F.ssre u fhs AxAssl hlt1sr - ea.A. . aafsy tls
sane.
sAstUkL CONNER, shcri1.
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az sinai. botue II sPAU1DuSG's PREPARED
f-'rrr all ave ten times IT, ccet. -6e
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..s.ss-gr, t,sss So : :

CHERRIES SALE by yii;ue OF
~ Al order 81 sale issued FROM tne Fig, ise1t
Csart 70 laa directed I'D eilvere. iu frvgr 81 A.
drs~ aLs ha Ntllof -, isnrs I'D saif = i biz
In yatt aLd betsey Wyatt a. nsipai-, a. q ~etn
Aiinef f~plevln bell an orterst - cell thc iot
losia dc.crb-d rsa 90 ase, zl-aated n iso ceiHty
lncl t.a to-Nil.
"a -. l.ii.l -cn tisl. e.uts.- - s.1.eln aeIs
and f.1stssn al DIS q aa &c 10 lt-isoi.
aailaNo twenty 30 60 tnils ssvetl tcf.s 20
SEVENTY f Que tssdIn - a. ace ft-ieol a.
plaltes srl dsssraatsd aapiat ~ Andrew NbAs's
raoifvsicu Of che s1fh rartet Tue nprfl~-st 4f-f-
iefl Il cllon IA ~ .ipur 81 tevi,nistvfife
li4i asrth ofr.nre s.lne 81 wsst. aud Ga -
SATURDAY, f1hRu ARf -, iss2,
within the legal hours II said day, Al The Csari
H,uss door ia aauts VII ofar The rents and
prouts III ne Allows dcacrcd Real ESTATE. to8chrs
wnau tho pnvlcsss AM sppa ems lecs q the >Anis
bsloa<,ng lsr term nol usesedias q, a. ears y
tie hsst bidder Tor cash. and upon failure % tal
ia salcisnt sstl-iy ssi1 orisf oi sac sad
cos.s viii Thea 40 here ofsr tse fee-simpe, n
ana ~ said Zeal k,taie, % tue hisasst bdecr Tor
eanh % sstlnfy ne sane
his 3ith dag ~ ial4ary 1857
sAAtfL COSSFR, sheriff.
fsolwS~prs tee<A ".
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From whose Store hundreds leave daily, re-
joiciug At the knowledge OF the grand Secret;
we have now Oh hand the largest. most
varied. choicest and cheapest OF DRY
GOODS ever exhibited under one roof in the
United States. In consequence of tho i'm
menso quantities of goods no receiving 10y
euery train OF cars, we have been obliged TO
extend orr immense
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wtkin the lsTa hours u said dsy a thecour House
foor IN Isrrs-nauss wi oef TIE rents and pro1
Il sas above aeueriaed real eststs together Win al
ths prirexss and appartsnaDees ~ Tbs SAM oeicns
fnx mr. = term not excesdiflT yesrs, ~ a.
hl<he.t bidder Gar cash aud spoa isafe ~ realize
sun <acisat 70 saisly sid of.r II sale and costa
ell der ant there oder the fes-sInpie, In trf %
,sif rtsi sstais % ths highest ni1er fof cash. %
satisfy shs sane.
ms 2sfh a. ~ Ia1usry. l5e1.
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spAULpINe's PREPARED CLUE
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l.si-sw y. e &C.

CEERIFF.S SALE---By virtue o.
y A. order q sale Issued from ths viEo Cculno.
p1sssCaa-t - ne dirsrtsa an1 delivered, u iss'
q wsils.ah Ia a. Jgaa r lsoef aud - sin-
Otv<r il Pea %. len oft~r { 10 s~h ite blow
lex DESERVED Real kstste STATED "a , = cVa.t
lnalaaa 20 " Lot -. cd = ~ - bi,~N -
trs.vs a.. ia 1sfl Islsi = aid tien - rs wv
Il Irfre u4afe en-
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DUMPS of all kinds for sale cheap " B.IsIsI
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Mortgage Sale.

Wy HEREAS Patrick Londergan and Allen Londer-
w gan, his wife, of the County OF Will, in the
State Of illinois, did the twentysixth day of Jan
uary, 1852 execute and deliver TO Arnold r. Fahs of
the county and state aforesaid certain deed of Mort
gage, to the payment Of indebtness of One
thousand aud Eghtynine Dollars secured to be paid
by certain notes Of date with said mortgage,
made by said Patrick Londergan, payable to said
Arnold r. Fahs ORDER said notes more particularly
described in said mortgage, which said mortgage was
recorded in the Recorders Office Of Will County ILL
nois, in Book So Page "a; and whereas, Arnold r.
Fas aforesaid did the twenty-third day of January
1852 assign transfer and set Elias Greone-
baum all his right title and interest H., and 10 the
above mentioned mortgage, which deed Of assignment
recorded in the Recorders office esaid in book
IS page eos: and whereas default has been made in
the first three notes described IN and secured by the
mortgage aforesaid. and it is provided in said mortgage
that in of default Of the payment of either Of
notes at the time when the same became due aud pay
able the whole indebtness secured ~ said notes in
said mortgage mentioned shall lhereupon become
Eirliateiy due ami pa yahlc;
Now therefore, public Notice is hereby given. that
in pursuance of the power Of sale in said mortgage
Contained, shall. Tuesday the Sixth day of MAY,
4. d. l662at twelve o'clock in the forenoon Of said day
IN the VILLAGE Monre, in said VIII County, sell ut
public auction the highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing described premises, conveyed by the above
toned mortgage to wit: Lot numier tl) of the
South Wet quarter OF Section number nineteen Qa}
Tow nship tlrtyf0ur (3Il North Range thirteen O3)
East OF the third principal meridian situated in Will
County aforesaid. together with all and singular the
tcnements he retaulents- privileges. and appnrten-
therennto belonging and all the right and equl-
OF redemption OF the said Patrick Lbndergan and
Allen Londergau, his wife, their heirs and assigns in
and the said premises.
ELIAS GREENEBAUM, Assignee ofNortgage.
Chicago March Is. 1862. AZ 5W
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How Beautiful for a ChiId's Grave !


nAGUARREOTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
IL Head Stones and Monuments in PARIAS MARBLE
CASE and warrented to the Likeness from any
air and dampness for long number of years. Any
Dagueeotypist copy the DagnerreOtype into these
Cases from the original picture ard it Is but few
moments work 10 attach of them to Head Stone.
When attached to Head Stone or Monument, they
look though they were carved with the
Sculptcrs Cbisel, for they initiate marble pei ecy
They are very ornamental Head Stone, and
worth twice the amount charged Tor an ornament
More than Fifteen thousand Cases have been Sold
this fact alone shows conclusvely that they fast
running into general use.
The aiorning Of the sepulrhers Of removed ones al
evites grief and socthcs the wounded hart. 1t
also cheers the hereaved 10 know thai additional
establishment of tne presents stronger attras
tions the attention of the stranger and
HIM to pause and learn the name, aud gaze on the
III cHSes who has shared largely in the love
others. To a refined and cultivated mind, there is not
n more mcurnful spectacle on earth than desc
Grated grave or neglected and Over-Grown graveyard
Those in whose memories the departed live, will
to stTrw sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
tear Of at, ctiun.
The, will plant there the Rose, the Lily and the
Evergreen Emblems of fragrant and beautiful
Immortality, which they assign them in the Paradise
of God. Above all would dCIlore the loss Of those
licensees Of dear departed ones which distinctly
engravrn upon the tablets Of our memory. Although
months and years may eapse since neXorabIe Death
made surrender the bodies Of cherished the
grave and their spirits To God. vet they still pres
ont to minds beautiful and lifelike.
Aud who does not realize melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed ones lie their image clothed with
the innocence and lovelinoss Of youth, marked by
tho soTrows cares of aga,
One of these Cases will be sent by express to any
person in the United States for Two Dollars One doZ.
en- Cases will be TO any Marble Dealer or Daguer
reOtypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars &c, fu uished free, and sent with each
package of Gases. Agents charge IS apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones.
Any person wishing to sill them can be supplied
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men ami Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire HuHTsd Dollars this Spring
and only Twelve Dollars required as Capital to COM
meuce with.
A Monumental Design Book will be sent to any Mar
bic Dealer for Three Dollars This is rstrate work
and well worth the price asked for it.
All Orders must be accompanied 10y the Money:
will be responsible for its safety, you have proof of
sending it,
Address the ManufaItu
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
m26 II West Meriden, Conn.
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HORSES AND CATTLE,

Require restoration of nsensible perspration sIoan
Fever Antidote, Condition Powder is n certain Blood
Purifier 1t never fails TO loosen the skin cleanse the
water create appetite, and positive Coughs
Colds Stiff Complaint Founder Distemper and carries
OF Botts and Worms, may be given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety.
One Package Of the Powders and box Of the 0int-
ment will perfectly q recent Founder in or
eight days without leaving the least effect in the feet
In Horse Dstemper, they will allay the fever aud pro-
mote healthy termination Of the disease. One pow
der and part Of box of ointment, will, in all
cases, cure, tho Horn Distemper in a COW; two are
sometimes required for an OK
WALTER Il. SLOAN, the original discoyerer of this
truly valuable medicine still has the sole supervision
of its manufacture, but orders should be sent TO his
Oscar Il Sloan. - South Water Street, Chicago.
Ill, who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines.
They are sold by all dealers in Medicine. Sold
wholesale and retail at Manufacturers prices.
Joliet. by J. H. BROWN, and ReaIlsd by all the 9TH
er Druggists
June 10. 1850. lolly
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StraYcd or Stolen.

ON the 2s,h of June last, one sorrel Mare { years
oid shOd days before she left, small white spot
In the forrea T. sorre name and tail two letters d.
s. branded the left Shoulder long hair on the
felocks, fetlock and Of the hind feet little
larger than the others caused by strain, large flat
hoOis and the inside Of the hoois is a, m as the rim IN
the bottom, and steps long when under trOt.
Whoever will return said Mare shall receive SO IL
stolen and viii County Will pay $50 for the thief also
il strayed will pay SIS if found within 10 miles from
Joliet will pay $40 iffound within 20 miles ofJolet
Any who will take up said mare aud give infOr-
nation by letter through the =. o. at Joliet, Ill., direct
to Box So shall be literally rewarded.
b. o. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July Il, 1860. n5-Sw
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The Cincinnati Hero.

The HOLSTERS and Corncrackers Of Ohio
are brave and willy race. On raw De-
4 Der morning, a young man, in seedy black,
appeared on the broad slopiDg shore ut Gin.
cinnati, and elbo wed bis way through the
crowd to the water side.
Been on 5atp said one osthe bystau-
ders.
Going to take bathf' said another.
The young man needing no one, turned
up bis eyes TO heaven, clasped his hands to-
&c Their, muttered some inarticulate words,
probably Of dispeir, and dashed himself
iuto the river.
The loafers were appalled,; but ere a
foot had mofsd, n second young man, more
roughly dressed, ran into their midst,
shrieking wildly, and demanded if any one
had seen his brother.
Suddenly his eyes fell on the man in
seedy black foundering in the water, who
was now some yards from the shore.
There he is! there be isH IN save him
or die. Abr
And away he dashed into the turbid
Ohio, striking cut manfully. He SOON
reached his brother, fought with him in the
water, and eventually dragged him To the
shore by the hair OF bis head, amid three
irrepressible cheers from the Spectators
The hero was exhausted-the wonld- be su.
icide almost insensible.
No, the livesv shouted the shivering
hero. he livesl Again have saved him
Ahv
The sufferer was carried to the nearest
store, and there, before cheerful FIRE, soon
restored to consciousness.
Brandy or he perishes-my brother !!
cried the hero.
A dozen phlanthropists ran for bran
dy.
'Whiskey, or die of cold!' said the
hero
And dozen more ran for whiskey.
'Oh, the agonies gentlemen said the
hero, i and my brother have suffered for
the last ten months Oh, the penury, the
scorn. the starvation But draw veil
over the bOrrd past-for why should |
give your feeling hearts an unnecessary
pGngP
Go on = shouted twenty voices.
A moist eyed man with red hair, here
stepped forward, and with apologies, laid a
silver dollar on the table, 1.-THE rescuer
bowed, and went on talking; mis- half
drowned brother was moody and depress-
ed A second man put down O two, q
third FIVE dollar bill there was soon q
respectable pile, and for a faithful youth
who had risked his own life to save q broth
er's.
Smart Chars said bystander from q
suburban village, who saw the two broth
ers depart, cheored by the sympathysing
crowd.
Why, do you know them p said Sec
ond man, who had just laid down the dol
lars pretty freely,
Know them, TO be sure / do. Why
those are the two fellows as 20 about save
ing each others lives every day or two
They are the two smartest swimmers you
can find this side Of the Allegheny Noun
taiDs.'
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New GoodsI

saoserleer has tnst reo.;r-,
which, in f. eIq H. sumner !. goods q s,. Ia
purchased in Joliet or Che - I'll lover
sant oi any kind Of Dry Goods w, s,'s al q
t-se 70 eAiland examine before r',r and II TO
,,.,. s,,, LApIEs' DRESS eoon 'l'''l's,%
Biaek silks, PoI,lIns, Merinoe. r,
Lanes, fiAsn' figured, watered. SSS 81 Ala,.
AlLLiNERY AND FAycv
Bonne's and Trimmings. Consist. SOODs
sSns' Linings, Plnmes Roseif.. a,.s o. kiis,.
f Ma.r az LSdEans., E,inges SIN Ises l y,
Printed calioes, Canlrie- H.. N-.''1,
Cotton Batting. &c. 4 stels, Esr,r', 2 :,
a splendid assortment Of Enbr,js... '''s'
pins Grape bay staia. rs,, cgi!ia Ss.
Remember this is the place ior l.I IN lowered
J. CBuNr,,
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In the west Of Scotland, the communion
table Is placed in the centre Of the church.
After sermon and PRAYER, the seats around
these tables are occupied hy III communi
cants, while psalm is being sung. One
communion Sabbath the precentor ohserv.
&C the noble family of Dumbiedike ap-
preaching the table, and likely to be kept
out by those pressing out before them
Being very jealous for their accommodate
tion, he called out to an individual whom
he considered the principal obstacle to
clearing the passage-'C0me back, Jock,
and let in the nebie family of Dumbisdike,
and then turning to his psalm book. took
up his duty and went on to read the line,
NOR stand in sinners way
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TAN SALE NopICE

A LII persons concerned. will please take notice
IA that at sale OF lands, town and city lots for
county and special taxes and costs for the year
1872 made in pursuance Of Law in the cauntv ~ Wal
ah' stais OF Illinois On the 2sth day of sIay lseO
ana that am the lega holder of the purchase GER
theate oil tie following described tract Of land
sold at said sale, and that the time Of REDEEM.
tion thereof from said sale will expire ia two
years from the date of said sale and the redemption
viii be double tine amount sold for, and subsequen
taxes paid by me, with interest thereon and Of
advertising. to-wit
20 acres W = or ar Sec. 81. 7. s2R1oE.
JAMES CURRAN.
Joliet. Fob aath 49,
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SAINT LOUIS STORE.
w lloIesale & Retail.

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Clear Sky BEYOND.

Our pathway of life is not always clear.
Of God it is said, Clouds and darkness are
round about Him. We suppose it means
In reference to our conceptions Of Him our
not knowing his ways; for it is added,
righteousness and judgment are the habi-
tation Of His throne But respecting hu-
man pathways, it is certain that clouds set
tie down upon all Of us at times. At such
times, 1t IS not In man that walketh to di-
rect his steps, He needs no trust, and to
walk by faith.
All mer have troubles. When the morn
ing opens fair and clear. is noon soon be-
comes overcast with dark clouds, and moth.
ing is more natural than to fear as one en-
ters the clouds. We want to see our way
aud when God shuts it up, we complain
and cry out, All that is against me; as
bhndly and enormously as Jacob did. Now
this is unchrstian. We usht to trust and
not be afraid. What promises we have
Il will never leave thee nor forsake thee
AS thy day 50 shall thy strength be-
Nothing shall harm you. if We be followers
Of that which is good Beyond these
clouds there is a clear sky and when the
travler can see but little before him, he must
still press on, and success shall SOON repay
all Toll.
Others sail along smo othIy willie my lot
Is hard one, is the complain; Of thousands.
Well, II may be so, or it may only seem so.
Each heart knows its own bitterness and a
stranger intermeddieth not with ones in>
most experience. Pertains your friend who
always seems to yn, so cheerful and undis.
turbel has his iull share Of the ills that
hesh Is heir to,-equal to your own; but
that he bears up better under them than
you'd This is more probable But if not
If you have more clouds aud less sunshine
than is the common lot, not sparrow
alights on earth without the notice Of your
Father who is in heaven; the hairs of your
head all num5ed, your trials are oil know n
unto God; 1t is he that appoints the rods
you are to greet joyouslv
But above all, do not barrow trouble be-
forehand. More than half Of the troubles
81 mcrials are imaginary. Clouds will
come that are real. Do not encirele your
way with unreal mists. When clouds are
round about you, these have silver liniugs,
and the sky Is clear beyond. Soon these
shall break away ard Ged's sunshine shall
burst in glory aIound-;hy head.
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