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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18
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H,RgToRp, Trunibun Co, O., March sth, 1857.
l hereby GENTLY that have been eahng in The Graf
eubcfg Medicines ar The past yeat and can ttaly .ay
that have ueNsr offered any mcdicnot 70 tho public
that have met with the Decided appreciation " no poe
pie hAu these, particularly the pils and Catholicon =
They will readily peF.orn an aud more than pr1nisef
Zoe them. have SOLD ahout my bottles Of the ratho
the razt season. and hear the bosi results In ever
IN. G. Jonssos, Medical AGENT.
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Invites close OASn buyers TO con
sidctthe following facts, and IN Il
would not be 10 their INTEREST," senl him an orleT-
uis business is exclusively cash one; he buys and
,cllseXcusvely for CASH aud has one OF the moi OK
teusiyu Factories IN Tihin,
Some thirty dincrent choice brands Of segaTs from
Havana and fireman constantly on hand. An exten.
i've uash business TO .ell atyety small pro
its. Also, sole agent ior genuine Havana Eagle Prn.
cipe nom the manufactory Of ". il L'villegas Num
Gro Ste, Rita Street Principe, tsla de Cuba.
ilo has, also, ohose brands Of fne cut Chewing anh
Smoking Tohacooi French Rappe aud Macaboy Snuff
constantly on hand. Orders filled on short notice.
erms Cash. tdecQl u. SCHlNNESS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18

Female Tuia ritiof weak le,s, Uterine disnlaee,
meut aud ull tooaluieiinC dioules aud constitution
al troubles Of Womcn are entirely cured by ths Grlef
enbew MaIshala Uterine tathalcon,
Ia Tits connection Riss hecchct sistrr OF he Rev.
heuy Ward bevebsr, IN l.eusn 90 tho rcodle, Esgc
ieaf taYsg
~ have nine sisteu aud sisiorinaWs, aud fourteen
emalo cnusiusI al uuUied aud an delicate and aihns
Amtd the Immense cttple OF my t.cnds aud acahalut
aupss, cannot veal tsn narivd ladies boTu ln this
eentuTy aud couuiJl who oro prrlecly healthy"
ln cases. hoWehgf NheTc the Graoieahefg Cathclic.
on has been uscd mgs Say that health has upidly
tskun the place of diseass, and ladies have hocoue
robutti strong vigorous and hvahhy.
Mrf. Ileason, oi klmiTa, saysi "hcautful, Indeed,
tsthe ruuutinri uufung aatufe Of wonlan, but hoa
mech does d ntvl 10 BE- protociud by waichlhlucss
that viii lead heT in tiue Of disease 20 appeal 90
aedical adviser of scieuihc edagalion, moral worth
and patty ofcharlcter.n
Anheis nay Be seousel by Addressing the Graslen,
berg company,
lam Methodist clergyman. Ny hsaH has Gisl,
schr 10 wiiurts he feeble health pf womrh AZ have
taNelVdmy vircul preaching tho gosei, tnauk God,
hoNsNvr thli have sgen ~ ihesa diseases give way
TO- tho Gtacivnbew Marshal's Utsrinp Catholicon,
Nhrfescfll has besn used, Rev, PETER SHARP,
k'dgsay, Michigan. founef5 Of Wss,e.n s'aTk,
Fsr sale y, Dubois 4 Co. a. n. Snyder, Timni
u, ltali, lowelli hr y, Yates, GFeea fraagsi Mm,
Mningsh Aiueai y iiodlnaE Co, Mecaehensilei
ane by nadiyire denlrri throughout ihe state.
q, hiNNslkNi Clsyvland,
pstN' Asea, To- phle,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18

Wett Nedtord, toshoctou Co, May "a, 81.
NJ. u, o. king'ley, siF.-i have been sslliug the
medieiue 1.-THE thaeruhrrg Company lor the lat 10
ypsrii ani have Invariably inuHd them 90 give rroa
,autacuoni and tho pills have sohl 10 grsat many
hmihcsagtcEulara a. their tea aud coffee, and With
my uads they 'cbecomv staple ariiyle, Maf,haiN
ltefihe tathoicnn "a umcdicinc that has done rrca
aHount ol good iu female diacases, nne lady sold
u 90 teld me she had received more heneat fom ons
bottle than she dd from long course ofmedioal treat
mept by the mostsk,llul phy ysiciaus, Your, truly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18
UDoLPuo wOLFE's
Pure Port wine,

Imported and uoulsdby hiuisuG out up for medicinal
use with biz csuidrate tho bottle warranted pure
and Of the bstt guulity.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-10-18
New and Fashionable

and will he vol NJ the lowest possible rates. Gail =
The Gne irwclfy and Piano Rooms, No rommsrctu
Row, Timn. q. tn1) WILLIAM OALLtP
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I d1nl nipVore ihis iawid Naw.
These duradni hennahs haunt ny eyca;
And runs oud 0onms are such a baW,
WIZ doht he pawtics compwamisei
or caetc. tht tw0ilrt has its chAwmp,
Bot Why must all the vulgah cwoWd
fawaidi NJ spawtinr unilhWms
lu onllaNe 90 extremely luudi
And thea the ladiet--pweciaus dcahsl
I mawk the ohanrc on envy bwou
Dy Iovrl vcaliy have my feahs
They wathah like uie h MID Wawi
TO heah the chuwmiug cwcatures talk,
hike pdtvuns ~ The bloody wing,
0f vav and ~ its dawiy Wawk.-
Itdovsn't seem pwnppah thingl
] called 81 Mrs. Gwccne's last night,
10 80 her uicce, Mis- Navy ilcris.
And found her makinr fcwushing sight,
The weddost kind Of flannel ahirts.
Cf cAwcc wose md sought the daw,
With fcwry flashing FROM my eyes!
! uau't appwoye this havid Whw;
Why tou't the paw iies eompwamiso2
--Vanity Pair.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-06-11
Mortgage Sale.

M HEREAS Charles Matthews did on the TWEEN
w ticth day Of December, in the year of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ftysix. and
deliver To the undersigned, Ethan Wetherhee GER
tain mortgage to the payment Of five certain
pronlissory notes in the said mortgage mentioned and
described and bearing even date herewith which said
mortgng" was filed for record in the office of the Re
curcT of viii County in the State of Illinois on The
twentieth day of December. A. u. 1856. aud luIy re-
corded in said office, in Book 50, page 505 A nd
default having been made the payment Of four of
said notes in said mortgage described and for the pay
meht oi which the said mortgage was 0Necuted to
cure, :owit, for the of Twelve hundred and ffy
dollars each aud made payable respectively on the
first day of January in each Of the years 1855 1852
1850 and lS5l with interest paysbIe annually, and
given for purchase money OF the lard hereinafter s
cribed, tS+f92S of principal, and $2l 80 interest
making Eight hundred dollars and sixty cents of rn
cipal and interest which has been paid thereonJ and
the rcsdne Of the principal of said notes together
with the balance of interest which has accrued there
on, being now past due and unpaid.
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given. that
by virtue of the and authority in the said mort
gage contained and for the purpose of vim. the
idue of the principal and interest of the above Gescrib
ed notes, shall On Saturday the nineteenth dav of
january, A. D. 1851, the hour Of two o'clock in the
afternoon ni that day at the north door the Court
House, in the city of Joliet in the County af VIII and
state Of Illinois. sell mt public vendue the premises in
SAID mortgage mentioned and described situated In
the County of VIII and State of Illinois towit ..Tlo
north west quarter OF Secticn number Thirteen O3l
aud the east half of the north quarter of Section
number fourteen az in Township thirty.fve (?51
North OF Range nine 90 East of the third nrnc,naI
meridian, containing Two hundred and forty ACRES
more OF less together with nil and singular the tenc
nients- heretItame:ts. privileges and appurt.nances
therrnnto belonging, or in any wise appertainng and
all right and equity Of redemption Of thu. heirs .sss
EXECUTORS an administrations ofthe said Charles Mat
thews, To the highest bidder for cash.
ETHAN WETUERBEE NIor.ga-oo
P4EKEs ELwooD, Att'ys 's"5ee'
Joliet, January S, 1861. aoo
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BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
ON CHICAGO STREET.
At the Old Stand of C. p. PAGE,

HAVING lesscl the above Stand, we have fitted It
up for Bakery and Confectionery Store, aud arc
prepared to furnish the citizens OF tins City and vicin
ty with
Bread, Pies, Cakes, and Crackers!
OF every variety, also everything usually found in
first class Bakery.
CRACKERS CONFECTIONERY AT WHOLESALE.
As we nanufnctar" Crackers and Confectionery
prepared sen them as low as tIey can be
bought in Chicago OF elsewhere.
G. W.ROBERTS & CO.
Joliet Aug. 20, 1859
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Tx SnIe NOtfce.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a sale oflands town
and city lots, for State County and special
and costs due and unpaid thereon fer the year 1855
made and held in pursuance Of law in the County of
wiz ane State Of Illinois, TIE 18th day Of July 1859,
purchased at said sale the following described tracts
to wit:
10 acres Lot No. Sec. 16 T. 32R.9E orSI16
Lot n W Sec. 10 r. "a IL + for lO7
20 e re nwL sec ct SS RAE for SIS
That the time ofredempiion from said sale will expire
in two years from the date of said sale and the cost Of
redemption will be double the amount sold for and
Subsequent fpaid by mel with interest thereon
and cost Of advertising.
CLARK BAKER.
Joliet, April 2, 1861. l2-3w
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Fashionable Parties.

10 the good old days ofour grandfathers,
when soirces and conversaziune would have
sounded like the dialect of Timbuctoo, and
rs much meaning as an Egyptian HERO
glyphic, parties and balls were given for
comfort, chat, and friendly intercourse a
rubber of whist and oJutra-dance were
the order of the evening, hearty supper
crowned the festivities of the night, aud
the company were sound asleep by the
time when the balls of the present genera
ton are commencing.
In those days ter or dozen couples
were looked upon as goodly company -
AT present they would be considered as a
comparative solitude. People then died of
old age, or the doctor at the worst con-
sumption, dyspepsia, and srightful cata-
logue OF diseases, only known within the
last half century. now definite society,"
Different manners produce different mala-
die; and consumption arises less from
climate than from habits.
No earthly possessions, no mental en-
dowments, can supply the place of religion,
because that alone brings salvation
to man.
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Advice TO Infantry,

A private Of the famous 9TH New York
Regiment has graphic account of the
march OF that regiment from Annapolis to
Washington, in the last number of the At
hntc Monthly, and in the course of his
article offers the following advice to
volunteers in the Infantry. lie says:
!. Good Feet.
II. a coed Stomach.
III. And after these, come the good
Head and the good Heart
But Good Feet are distinctly the first
thing. Without them you cannot get to
your duty. If comrade, or horse, or
a locomotive, takes you on its back to the
held, you are useless there. And whenthe
neld Is lost, you cannot retire, run away,
and save your bacon.
Good shoes and plenty of walking make
good feet. A man who pretends to belSng
TO an infantry company ought always to
keep himself in training, so that m mos
ment he can march twenty or thirty miles
without feeling pang or raising blister.
Was this the case with even a defamation
of the army who rushed to defend Wash
ingtOn? Where you 50 trained, nv COM
RAIDS Of the Seventh?
A captain Of a company who will let his
h'Sh WIN ouCtl SAVOY us nave seen
on the feet OF some poor fellows in this war,
ought to be garrOted with shoe strings. or
at least compelled to play Pope and wash
the feet Of tie whole army of the Apostles
of Liberty.
II you find foot soldier beat out by the
road side, desperate as a sea sick man, five
to one his heols are to high, or his solcs too
narrow or too thin, or his shoe is not mad e
straight on the inside, SC that his great toe
can spread into its place as he treads.
am an old walker over Alps across the
water, and over Cordileras, sierras, Des-
erts, and Prairies at home ] have dune
my near sixty mileI day without discom.
fOrt.-and speaking from large experience.
and with painful recollcctions of the suf-
fering and d)ath have known for want Of
good feet on the march, | say to every vol.
unteer
Trust in God; but KEEP YOUR SHOES
EASY
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ADMINISTRATIONS sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an order
~ and decree of the County Court Of Will County,
made the petition uf the undersigned sdmnistra
of the usayus A. GOoding, deceased for leave
sell the Real Estate Of said deceased at the February
Term thereof A. ID. 1861, shall Wednesday the
Twenty fourth day of April. A u 1851, between the
hours 10 O'Clock A NJ. and o'clock =. VI. of said
Joliet in said County Of viii, sell ut public sale, the
highest and best bidder therefor. ali the right, title
aud ntere: osaid estate il and to the following des
cribed real estate, subject To the Widows right of
Power therein. 10 wit; The half of the "a of
Section number twentyone CD. in Township thirtysiX
(St) North of Range number ten (l0) East Of third
principal meridian; also IL undivided fourth part
yde forth part Of the north east quarter of the
nrrih west quarter lex :cPting the undivided
fourth part of twenty-five acres being Lots . 3, and
the Mouth half # Lot mber ;, in the subdivision of
said quarter srction) Of Section number nine (9 in
Township number thirty-six 1850, north of Range
number eleven (ll) East of the third principal mer-
diam also the undivided onehalf of the half Of
Block number twenty-six (2Gl. in the Village Lock
port, AL situated in the County Of win and State Of
Illinois; also the undivided On-iourth part of the
half Of the north west quarter of Section number
twenty-five Oh in Township number thirtyseyen Ga
North of Range eleven on Eat of the third principal
meridian situated in the County of Cook the State
of Illinois; also undivided one-stxth part of the
nort east quarter and the undivided UnesiXIh part
the south quarter of Section number thirtysix
(35 in Township number twenty-five f22) North of
meridian, situated in the county of Mclean and
of Illinois.
The terms of payment will he made known on the
day of sale.
CHARLES II. WEEKS, Admir-.
Joliet, March u, 1861. 59-6w
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NoR general supply of Groceries, Flour, Feed &C.,
- '~A y" 0. s. SINNERS.
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A LII persons arc cautioned against purchasing
IA note, payable to Moses Cleveland and signed by
mo, as shall not pay the same
Joliet, June 5, 1860. n5i-3w
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Strayed or stolen.

ON the 2Sth of June last, sorrel Mare, years
old. shod days before she left, small white spot
in the forehead sOrrel name and tail two letters u. a
S branded on the left shoulder. no long hair on the
fetlocks fctlock and of the hind feet little
large than the others caused by strain, large fiat
hOofs and the inside Of the hoos is full the rim in
the bottom, and steps long when under a trot.
Whoever will return said Mate shall receive S25 If
stolen and Will County will pay $50 for the thief also
strayed will So if found within 10 miles from
Joliet will pay 80 found within 20 miles of
Any who will take up said mare and give infor-
nation by letter through the p o. at Joliet ILL., direct
to Box 50, shall be literally rewarded
b. o. HARRINGTON.
Joliet July l., 1860. n5-3w
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A administrators Sale

lE virtue of a decree of the Knox Cou,tv cor,
~ IN the State of Illinois, the undersigned admin
istrator de boHfs of the of Ersstns Umri
VIII sell at public vendue. the front door at Cnnr
House IN the County OF VIII, in said State Of lnn;s
on Wednesday 9Th day Of Nov, 1860 all the int.ras,
thht the said Erastus Hurd deceased had in ths 81
lowing described real estate. the time OF hi. caas
towlt All that part of the north quarter of s.
ton twenty-tour CD. Township thrty-tve(35l PaDco
Nlhe (9 east OF the third prime pal meridian in sa7d
county OF VEL lying north of the Illinois and Micbi
gan Canal excepting foJ and half acres ON H.
A"rth east corner thereof; heretofore convevaJ 80
MARSHALL King. and also excepting six acres and seven
lynne hundredth. occupied 10y the Chicago & RncL
island liail Road Company The sale will he mail q,
the highest bidder. between the hours of 10 o'cIoct
NJ and o'clock F. NJ. of said day. and on n cred;, ~
Twelve months the purchaser giving note with ,,ooJ
personal security aud also mortgage the premises
Deed executed at the time Of sale.
Sept. Is, 1850. In a.
The above sale is prosPoned to the Sd dAv of Anr;I
1861, as the same hoar and place above designated
Z. S. DoLBEAR, Admir-
"'iie'' WV ~; loOo- 232Qw
The above sale Is pospOued until the Sth day of
May 1851, at the same hour and place above des;.
mated. -e'
H. So. DoLBER Admir-.
'sie'' 'iAf'h % iooA' l3-5W
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Farmer Custom MIL. a,
NORTON co Ne

HAfB The pleasure Of announcing IN r..
IL their new aud splendid Mil, situ.,-s putl,b
dranlic Basin IL now in operation for r,.,N IL -
Having an abundant supply Of water :, n sdrt :
the year, together with superior mschin.. sea.oa,
all the most successful modern Improve.
oed INTO every part Of fte construction .n5 iheS
gagged the services Of an experiences a. heEia,
they Halter themselves they will moi h.. pnlsr NJ
customers. 'ieaciion -
Custom work will he dose AZ all -. -
capacity OF their mill for doing wo,h &c he -,
enable them TO accommodate al uitb,,s SSlfaols,N
MEDIATE all without delay Aceonmos,,salass a.
ior customers with teams, from = dist.,os igu,i
over night, IN the FIGURING d-J,artp,en, - Who tn.
lntrodnced al the improvements Of r. .ey hst. -
on hand several thousand busbels 20 Jay and =
tiele OF Hour, superior to anything hes Win 4,
tured IN this section Of country 'oisrs nsl,,S
Being determined 90 establish and =.
ton Tor the best -four manufacturer j., I,iltan ~.
wheat, '"e best gu.i,f =
Attached TO their mill they will h..
exclusively for grinding in the ear IN e ~
and superior ~r and 10
Corn Shelter
They have also adjoining the mill l..
with numerous Cribs Of different -iz.. - e Nsi.i,
" ior convenience of ventilation with I'd si,-
o. yvoOo bushels corn In the ear Tbe, ~. 10,
sn s corn al the following low rates VIZ WI ts
storage and shelling. two cents ana -
Shelving (~fAcst storage) one -, AsH ~ -
GOOD wheat stored afee Of eharre andf =, y, Do
Nances made on all grain in Store 'efAi eass
We feel assured that Yarmers VIII a--,
NantaS-s and give rs their patruuarr f'e-'s iA-s
Sash paid at all times for Wheat o..
"ne''' WINE Beans, Grass seed, Pork BB,,. an d
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Price one dollar per Bottle.
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I3r A certain hard shell clergyman
who was occasionally addicted to strong POI
tations, having imbibed more than usual
one day. his stomach rejected the overdose.
A member of Nj tl''k passing by at the
time, inquired what al cd him. The par
son, who was on his knees retching VIC.
lently, spirited forth-Only an ouI ,uuring
of the spirit.
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Sec. ]. X. Amt.
STATE OF ILLINoIs, S. { VIII Co Circuit Court,
COUNTY OF WILL, of March Term, 1861
AUGUSTUS NJ WILEY


Asalel r. Nanmeter, Alfred II. Nanmeter, Edwin W.
Nanmeter. Julia A. Nanmeter, James G.. Vanmrtcr,
Nancy c. Nanmeter. heirs of Thomas Il. Vanmeter,
dcceasHl and Eli Hawkins Guardian &c.
4 FFlDANlT of the nOnres1ence Of Asahel r. Van
N meter, Alfred ii. Nanmeter, Edwin W. Vanmeter,
meter, heirs of Thomas X. Vanmeter, deceased and
Eli HaH kns, Guardian &c, the defendants above
named having been filed in the Office Of the Clerk of
the Will County Circuit Court.
Notice is hereby given to the aid Asahel VGnme-
ter, Alfred ii Vanmeter. Edwin W Vanmcter, Julia
A Nanmeter, James q Nanmeter, Nancy Nanmeter
and Eli Hawkins, Guardian, that Augustus VI. Wiley
the complainant filed his hill of complaint in sail
Court the chancery side thereof the llth day
out Of said court against said defendants returnable
on the third Monday of March, 1861, is by law re-
quire,i.
Now unless you the said Asahel i Vanmeter, Alfred
III Nanmeter. Edwin W Naumeter, Julia Vanmeter.
james q Nanmeter, Nancy Nanmctrr and Eli law
kins, Guardian, shall personally be and appear before
said Circuit Court Of viii County, the first day of
the next term thereof TO he holden Joliet in said
County the third Monday of March, 1861 and plead
dcmur the said cOmpainarts bill Of COM
plant. the aud the matters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken confessed and
decree entered against yoA according the prayer
bill.
B. r. RUSSELL Clerk.
RANDiLL& FULLER. Comp Soils.
Joliet. March Il, 1861 20
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

4 LLspersons concerned, will please take notice,
N that at sale of lands, town and city lots for
State County and special taxes and costs for the year
1885, made in pursuance of law in the county of WILL
and state of Illinois, the 18th day of July, 1852
and that holder of the purchase certificates by
assignment of the following described of lands
and lots, sold at said sale, and that the time
deIaption thereof from said sale will expire in two
years from the date of said sale and the redemption
will be double the amount sold for, and subsequent
if paid by ME, with interest thereon and cost Of
advertising. to-wit:
Description. Sec J.. X. Amt
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Joliet. Juno II. 1858.
ID az. D. MGR A E..

TANlSG experimeI tel with medicine in the treat
ment Of diseases for years, laying aside all preiu
dices, has examined the meantime all the various
systems and schools of medicine, and have selected
remedies as demonstrate lee and efficient
rejecting all mineral pOisons. To remove acute dis
ease is comparatively easy task IL Is the curing of
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience and perseverance tempered with kind
ness. 1t is in the latter class of diseases where pysi
clans mostly make their failures Having given this
class of diseases may specia attention, profess TO lie
prerared to treat all chronic diseases with positive
cess mean all that are durable cases, unless il be
conditonay, SO that patients may depend upon my
declaration profess successfully all chronic
diseases of the Lungs. Liver. Broncia NuralCa Para-
lysis, rheumatism and all arrangements of the merry.
system kistua and Piles successfully treated in
from thirty to sixty days. without the of the knife
or much additional pain. profess to treat with I'M
parallecd success the othsome disease known by the
name of Cancer in all its stages without the of the
knife any harsh treatment fpatients will strictly
obey my instructions will guarantee satisfaction i'm
all cases where disorganiZaton of the vital organ
has taken place The best of can given
from citizens Of ST. Louis where devoted my practice
for the last three years. have in my Office Can
Tumors weighing from Il to lbs that have re-
moved with success without the of the knife For
further particulars, physicians and others invited
tocall and examine for themselves.
RI. McRAE, OccuIist and Aurfst
Gives special Alteration diseases of the Eve and Ear
In this climate where the Eye is subject 60 so many
diseases which fatal to its delicate structure All
persons afflicted should attend TO the earliest symptoms
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness.
Letters from distance containing stamp will
receive prompt attention Address Box 1892
ID. McRAE, VI. D.. ST. Louis, No
OFFICE No. % NORTH FIFTH ST.
Between Pine aud Chestnut Streets one square from the
Court House, st. Louis Mo. n12Iy
Joliet. May s, 1860 I3.sw
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Look tn You
JOLIET MILLS.

q s I o NJ PARTMENT
M would call the attention of Farmers living Al
W Instance AID on any Of the Rail Reals to this
Dtheh OF our business We will take your ri.s az Tn
bushels and upwards, from the different depots in
te CITY ana return them the same day RAILROAD ar
rahsements permitting) seTd your name and Railroad
station 10y mail or well secured the bags 70
HowK, HYDE co.