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MRS. WILSON'S
G. 20 A N UT Oil
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles,
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-c the Rcgcncrator before retiring at night and
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=, nothing Your hair hut these preparations. and
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VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES.

are well known t. be ntallible
DlsPE"sIA by thoroughly cleansing the secoLG
stomachs and creating flow Of pure healthy bile H.
stead Of the stale and acrd kind: Flaul-ncy lo~s o
Appetite, heartburn headache kestieSsne,, l'l-temper
Anxiety. La guUr ond me lauc' 0y, which, are the gen
eral symptoms n Dyspepsia vii yan'sh as natural
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fLvrgs Of ALI 'ud. hy restoring the blood 70 r.,
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ms hcsseS ana ihe thorough solution - al iu.s..n
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PrLys The original proprietor rhe,e medicine-
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Debility loss of Appetite Diseases "t Femaes-he Med
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Rw. G. ". H. CLARK, Great Falls, N. H.

SiESsRs HKSRY P WILSON x Co.: deem Mrs Will
sons Hair Regeaerator and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of all hair preparations have, in many in
stances known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen off, dandru the hair 10 its original
color cure entirely the painful headuches-and In
instances serious humors Personally, have
been a sharer in several OF these benefits.
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N.
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n
hEsSRs. HENRY P. Wus0S X Co.: I have used your
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have received
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all who gray hair its original COLOR c
any who troubled with dandruf a dsagreeable
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RHy G. W Il CT ARK reat Falls N II
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NFORD DIS
LIVER INVIGORATOR.

NEVER DEBILlTATING 3
IT Is COMPOUNDED ENrIPELY PROM GUMS.
aud has become established fact, Sta ndard Med
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The Mayor wants TO see Thee ;.

A young man, a nephew of Quaker.
had been TO sea, and on his return. hs was
nsrrating to his uncle an adventure which
he bad met on board a ship.
Il was one night leaning over the staff.
rail, looking down into the mi hty ocean,
said the nephew, NhOm we will call Will
liam, when my gold watch feel from my
fob and Immediately sunk out Of sight
The vessel was going ten knUts an hour !;
but nothing daunted. | sprung Ovar the
rail. down, down, and after hong search,
found it, came M close under the stern
aud climbed back to the tecS, without any
one knowing | bad been absent
William said bis uncle, siigh is eie>
waiting his broad brrm and opening his
eyes T. their widest capacity 'huw fast u I'd
thee say the vessel was going?
Ten knots. uncle
And thee Owed down into the sea, and
came up with The watch, and climbed up
by the rudder charms ?
yes, uncle
And thee expects me to believe Thy
Story?'
OF course. Tuu wouljn dream Of CAL
ling me liar, would you, unceT
William replied the uncle, graveIy,
thee knows never calls anybody names !;
but, William, if the Mayor If the city
were to cnme to me aud say. Josiah, want
thee to find the biggest liar in all Pbila
delphia,' | would come straight to thee,
and put my hand on thy shoulder, and say
TO thee, William, the Mayer wants to see
theeu
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TO PAINTERs q oTHERs

HAVE GU hand large and well selected stock of all
i kinds of PAINTS, Dry and in Oil.
Also-Sand paper. linseed oil. spirits Turpintine.-
TIMBER, Lrage, Bronze. Gold and silver Leaf patent
Dryer Lacher puuse stone, Narnshcs, paint BTust
Window Glass, &c. which am prepared 10 sell on the
most L. 'oiable terms. }. II. BROWN.
Sept. 1856. MO
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Short and Pointed.

II you want to be good looking be good.
Every door may be shut but death
door.
Every day Of thy life is leaf of the his.
tory.
Wrinkles are ruts made by the wheels If
Of time.
The crow is q brave bird be never
shows q white feather.
No fun is hunest which is not fun for
both parties.
Reputation is often got without merit and
lest without crime.
The beginning of anger is foolishness,
and ends 10 repentance.
Let the bent Of thy thought be to mend
myself rather than the world.
To the greater part Of mankind it is less
dangerous to do al injury than much
service
Old age is a relentless tyrant; it for
bids the pleasure Of youth on pain Of
death.
To make your coat last. avoid using it,
to make your virtues endure, use them con-
tinually.
The more bad man sleeps. the better;
his sleep is the next best thing to his
death.
In the heart of every man eminen,ly
great, the lion aud the lamb dwell togeth.
er.
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M OrIgage Sale.

M HEREAS Patrick Loudergan and Allen Londer-
w gan his wife, of the County OF Will. in the
State Of Illinois did, the tw.ntysi1tI day of Jan
uary, 1882 execute and deliver 10 Arnold r. Fahs of
the county and state aforesaid certain decd Of Mort
gage, TO secure the payment of ndebtness of One
Thousand and Eightynin Dollars secured be paid
by certain notes OF even date with snid mortgage,
made by said Patrick Londergan. PAYABLE to said
Arnold X. Fahs ORDER sail mere particularly
described in said mortgage which said mortgage was
recorded in the Recorders Office Of Will County ILL.,
nois. in Book 50, Page "a; and whereas, Arnold r.
Eahs aforesaid did the twentythird DAY Of January
lsu2 assgn. transfer and unto Elias Greene
baum all hs right. title aud interest ia and 20 the
above mentioned mortgage, which deed oi assignment
recorded in the Recorders Office esaid in book
20. page EOS: and whereas, defiant has been made i'm
the Drst three notes described and cuted by the
mortgage aforesaid aud it is provided in said
that in Of default of the of either Of said
notes at the time when the same became due and pay
able til. whole indebtness secured Sy said notes in
said mortgage mentioned shall thereupon become nl
mediaiely due and PAYABLE;
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given. that
in pursuance of the power Of sale in said kage
contained, shall. Tuesday the Sixth day Of Nav,
A. D. S62at twelve O'Clock in the forenoon Il said day
in the Village OF Monee. in said viii County sell AT
public auction to the highest bidder for cash the fol
lowing described premises. conveyed by the above
South Wctt quarter of Section number nineteen (I9l
Township thirty -four (34) North Range thirteen fl3
East of the third principal meridian situated in Ill
County aforesaid together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments, privileges. and appurten
tereuntO belonging and all the right and equl
v of redemption OF the said Patrick LOndeTgAn anC
Allen Londergan, his wife, their heirs and assigns, in
and to the said premises
ELIAS GREENERAUM, Assignee Of Mortgage
Chicago March %, lSC2. 425u
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TALKING TO CHILDRKS.-The superir.
dendent OF a Sundy School was questioning
bis pubils concerning the addresses mads
20 them during the previous session.
Children, what did Mr.. Phonuy te II YOU
this morningP
No answer was made.
'Can't any of VOC tell me what he said ?
Susie, can't you rememberi'
Suisse. bright little one of seven years,
arose, and with one fnger in her mouth.
bashfully hsped out:
'Pleathe. thir, he talked and he talked,
and he thed ath how he lnved nth, aud be
talked-and-and-we al. tn light he wath
sgain' to thsy thumthing, Oa. he didn'.
thay notbiBg.'
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Taste I'm Dress

Mrs. NJ J. Stephenson, writing from
Carroll county, in this State, to the New
York American AGriculturist, thus truth
fully criticizes dress:
Tight sleeves are becoming fashionable
now on our western prairies, where they
are SO much needed. Prairie winds are
cold and searching, and lonse sleeve, par
ticalsrly in winter are next TO no sleeves
ct all Flowing sleeves have been 80 | NJ
10 fashion, however. that people are tardy
in giving them NJ, although Tor huuspkeep-
ers they are the most slovenly sleeves ever
invented, not TO speak of the shivering
look they give in church or on the street,
with short gloves and bare arms az red as
boiled lobster Fur cuffs on bare arms
il but one remove but add white under
sleeves, whether of muslin OF zephyr, and
tbe change o. the wearer and observer is
very great.
1t is said that when French lady from
the country visits Paris to replenish her
wardrobe, she places herself and her purse
in the hands of a modiSte, who immediate
ly measures her, takes her stature, cum'
plex en- &c, into consideration, and tC
whom, at the end of week, she retnrnt
for complete suit of clothes. The French
NpuCb bbt piCNhyr 10
but their charming taste in dress makes
them queens Of fashion the world over; auC
while some women are born with an in
mate PERCEPTION Of tho beautiful, there are
others TO whom the harmony Of cylors is q
dead letter.
The other day | was shopping in Lari
ark, when ! met woman who came re
Gently from the East. She had on her q
splendid MORE antique dress. with trai
to it which Tucked anything but ct home
in the muddy streets Of our new prairie
town. glanced upward at her bonnet
it was a summer straw. with green trim
mings inside, pink r0ses outside, and vel.
low strings
One Of the prettiest females / ever saw
was young lady with curly red hair
Some might have thought that the color Of
her hair detracted from her beauty, bnt
did not; her complexion was such mix
ture Of the rose and the lily, that her ex
quisitely dressed hair seemed f ting &C
compartment. She never were 6istnc
green, red or blue dresses as have seer
go many of Der con plexiOn wear. "Wha
blaze she makes !" she SAID 81 me OF,
day, as we met red haired gil with
maroon bonnet aod cherry color rel strings
There was truth in the remark.
Dark compilations seldom look we'll il
distinct black OF white bOnnets Ii the
bonnet is blacE, crimson flowers or ribbon.
with q white rouche is greatimprosemeni
aud pink trimming always relieves bru.
nette complexion in a white bonnet.
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GUARDIANS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, I

elA I VI ILLIHols' IS
I(Y virtue of decrefal order Of the County Court
- OF Will County. entered at the june term thereof
A. D. 1st2, on the application of the undersigned
Guardian Of Daniel C. Henderson, James D. Hender.
son and John d. Henderson minors sell the toll
lowing descI bed real estate bclon gng said Minors
situate in the County of Will aud Of Illinois, TO
Wit; the undivided q Of the following Lots BIS
Lots = ID. l0-Lots ID. II, East Joliet-the
east A-l2 b. 81 B"wen's Addition TO Joliet and the
undivided q EXNEL Sec. lot. IS K. 10 Sd r.
NJ all suljrrt to the dover CT the undersigned.
shall the 10th day of July next between the hours
cf 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ of said day sell
the said real estate, at public sale, the door Of the
Court House the city Of Joliet, to the highest and
best bidder Terms of sao follows: one third cash
in baud, balance in and two years in equal pay
mentS, with per mt interest. note and mortgage
the premises for the unpaid purchase money will
be required Of the Turchaser-and deeds clear of dow
or and ncumbrancs will be made to the purchaser
the day of sale.
HELEN A. HENDERSON Guardian as aforesaid
June %, 1862.
The above sale IN adjourned to the 9th day Of An
gust next to take place at the time of DAY and
place. HELEN A. HENDERSON,
july 10, lSoz. Guardian
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Mortgage Sale.

M HEREAs James X. Buggy rnd Bridget Du.zv
w seyeTally, IN the 18th day of December A a. ;
1850 made and delivered Royal o. R,rber their cor
tain Pr"nissry note for S12-J0 payable one wear ar
date thereof to sail Barber order with Interest az
Ten per cent per annum after due. beng for money
'ofiuwen winch raid note secured T., l, maid H.,
the certain Mortgage DEED Of even date thereatI -
the 'Aid James X. Buggy and Bridget Buggy h. wife
upon the real estate hereinafter described Diy reedd
IN The Office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Ccurt ana a.
3nco kecordr Of Du Page County, State of Illinois in
Book Of Mortgage Page AS ~ IA
And whereas deIAnlt having been made In the nav
oi the said note and every part thereof and ~
an interest thereon aeeordin. Ia the tenor and eject
thefe"L public notice i hereby given that in
OF the pos er OF sale IN said mortgage cor tanned sla
ssiI AZ pubic vendne the hughes; bidder for cash a.
the Court House door In VIII County STATE ~ IlIinos
on Monday the i2th day Of May. A. D. 1852. A. ~
O'Clock IN the frrenoon Of that day the real fate ~
sAia mortgage ana hereinafter described to wit:
The southeast quarter " the northesst quarter Of
section seventeen t17) ia Township thirty seven f1
north aud Of Range eleven y east of the third prin
esl MERIDIAN, situated the cony IL On Page State
oI linot- With the ten~meDt-. &e thereunta b@long
ing and All right and equity Of redemption OF the .aid
James X. Buggy and Bridget Buggy his wife THAR
heirs &C. therein and for the purposes therein stated
r. z. BARBER, Mortgage
JcIis., April 80, lss2. nIsox
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STATE Of II LINUIS,
COUNTY OF WILL.
win County Circuit Court of the March Term, 1862.
Edward Price1
Bill for Divorce.
Mary Price. }
A fFIDANIf Of the residence Of III. .t.ov.
n named defendant. having been filed in he nsS.
OF the Clerk Of said court, notice is hereby ry 10
the said defendant. that Edward Price, the sai1
paaut lid his Bill Of complaint in said court m, ,ho
chancery side thereof on the lsth day of Jsunarv
ID. 1862 and that summons theTcupon issu.d nut 81
said court. agnnst Mary Price the defendant above
named, returnabie the third Monday of Nh
next rs Is by law required
Now unless the said defendant shall narson.u,
he aud appear before the said QUIT of said crnn,r ~
the first day of the thereof 10 he ~, =,
Joliet in said county, on the third Monday of N,rch
A. d. 1861 and plead. answer or drn-ur 10 the ssij
eompainants ssid bill of complaint. the sam. and III
matters ana things therein charged and stated will be
taken confessed, and decree entered again, -
according to the prayer of said bill Of complaint
A. II. Cows. Comp. Sol. -
Joliet, January q, 1852. Sasv
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TAX SALE NOTTrp

A Ii persons concerned. will please take no,io.
IA that at a sale Of lands. town and city lots n,
state County and special taxes and costs for tba
is made in pursuance Of law. in the @ untv ~ t;Sf
and State Of illinois, the 18th day Of Nav $50
and that am the legal holder OF the purrb..s 60
tincate OF the following described tract On ,snd
sold at said sale. and that the tim. of rs5a,,
ton thereof from said sale will expire I'M
years from the date Of said sale. and the
will be doubs the amount sold for and .nhsa s.pso"
advertising. to-wit: VS. Va
20 acres W 4 NEqr re Or Sec. 81 T. s2R1og
Joliet, Feb. e5,h, Iss2 NohnAN'