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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13
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Eighth, below Coates st., Philada, Dec. Gath.
Ero,n the vife ofALDERMAN WONDER

E- -r ..-.-.'.s &. e Germantown, June LIST. 1861.
\ DR.. G. NJ. JAoKsoN-SIR 1T gave me pleasure TWO
years ago to give you certificate testify ing what the
Ger man Bitters nan for me am now perfectly
cured OF all these disea medicine proessed TO
euro, viz -Dyspepsla Chronic and Norvou4 debility
diseases Of the Kidneys &C The powerful influence 1t
sxerts upon Nervous p ostraton is surprising have
been consulted frequently reference to yosr httIs
and without hesittt have recOnimended II tor tho
plains, and in cherry in tance It has eect
sally ursd. Your medicine has &, eat repnt alton In
Germantown and ia sold in every rug store ana
mot of tho Grocery stores here II any one snouid
1ue alton what say. let them come to Germantown,
and will prove their satisfaction, that the bitters
curod In this vicinity than twenty cases Of
the above disease. Respectfully.
Mnir 1t. above Rittenheuse, Germantown, Pa 80 4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fur the Journal.
ATALIssA, Feb. 81

N ~ ATALISSA, Feb. 2Ist, 1903.
Mr.. EDITOR Dear Sir: Will you have
the kindness to allow the following lines q
place in the columns of the JOURNAL:
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TO THE IRA il!

TO THE IRA E!
WHITE LEAD,
Drugs, Paints, Alum, Soda, Tartaric
Acid, Window Glass. varnish, Ben
zine Chemicals, Essences, Ci- .
gars, Oils, Putty, Kerosene,
Machine Oil,
f 80 Sulphur, sJ
GRAHAM BROTHERS
..--J F 9.ta .
800 Boxes Glass.
sxlo to ssxs4 PITTSBURGH WINDOW GLASS
GRAHAM BROTHERS.
rs- ASSOC 3 .lE
"a TARNEsrooK's PURE AND COLLINS
For sale low by
GRAHAM BROTHERS.
Buy the Best Colorless Kerosene
GRAHAM BROTHERS.
LOOKING.GLASS PLATES!
GET YOUR BROKEN MIRRORS REPLACED
GRAHAM BROTHERS.
LADIES, TOILET GOODS.
Fine Perfumery. Fine Soaps, Hair Dressing Goods
Combs and Brushes and other articles in
great Variety at the
Cheap Store of
GRAHAM BROTHERS.
Tube Paints and Artists Goods,
Very Cheap at
GRAHAM BROTHERS..
B U z II FL Il B II 3 Il
PATENT AND FAMILY MEDICINES
p
GRAHAM BROTHERS.
All kinds of Drugs and Patent Medicines that ar
advertised BY others. for sale at cas-
GRAHAM RoTHERS'.
| D r. G. E A III A M s
Lung syrup
Is the best and cheapest Medicine known for Coughs
Colds, and Diseases of tho Lungs generally.
Those who use it know that this true.
SOLD ONLY BY
- GRAHAM BROTHERS
| $500 YOU PAY FOR NO BAD DEBTS
Because Credit is Dead at
RAHAM ROTHERS
a. rs, 900 10 r-
HAVANA AND PURE SEED LEAF CIGARS
Best and Cheapest in the City, at
GRAHAM BROTHERS,. M
OVAL PICTURE FRAMEs
A great Variety In Rosewood, and Pla n and Fame
| Gilt. Get your photographs framed lower than
-~ over At the }ft
Cheap Drug Store
| -or- .r7
GRAHAM BROTHERS.
1T O A r T I = IT =
A large Stock of Cases, Chemicals and Photograph
| Goods at Chicago St. Louis rates This part
of our business will be closed at Now FORK vi
| cost, for fre-proof notes on two .---ls
.. years time.
FRUIT JARS. .. q
sELT.sEALING AND COMMON GLASS JAR
'+ at low prices at
riI GRAHAM BROTHERS.. &
MEDICINAL LIQUORS
| 'H5lo1 AND WINES. %
@ You can get perfectly pure article at store
They bought before their cost was enhanced By
be sold at the old rates Longworths sparkling swee
and still Catawba Wines years old Our Liquor
and Wines, believe incompsrably superior 4
any other in the state, snd have been selected will
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Tsstifying of their own personal knowledge to the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of these Bitters
Do you want something to strengthen you?
Do you want good appetites
Do you want to build up your constitution?
Do you want energy?
Do you want to sleep wellP
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling?
Do you want to feel we'll?
Do you want to get rid Of nervousness?
If you do, use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BITTERS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

| d atI. 0ul tOuh0 them III several QlUeI eul
It g"s.
i have had some experience with tho foot
rot. but have new r seen any hing of it in
t,wa. ami have been in the Site more than
twenty-five years. Lff+l#
But the last and most destructive evil. and
one which IS bv far grea,er d . v.hack on
az. ping sheep than al other d's ass put to.
.ther, is the destruction by dogs: Tn, mis-
chief is mostly d ne IN the nigh', and there
are no m ans Of knowing by who,e dogs the
mischief is done, unless by accident. The
| o. s a shrewd. cunning animal, and will
generally 70 some dis ance t, d the mischief
frequently several miles. have thin q
h VI time had fifty dollars worth of sheer
destroyed in one night by the dogs, besides .
good many in one or two At q time 4
FEEDING CHANGE OF RANGE, &C.
But for this last difficulty Of dogs, con.
aide sheep the most profitable kind If stock
kept. But the sheep business, like my other
business. should DO based on common sense
n inc,plss man must be fixed for it.
PASTURES and winter lots snould b. prepared
for sonar ting the ewes and wethcrs; nd
especially the lambs should be parated from
the dams, and have the best Of fed IN the
fall, and . separate lot for the winter, and be
very carefully tended, a. they have not
strength TO fight th~ir way m ing crowd Of
larger sheep; a, d If they have ali,t'e meal
Or something littls extra occasionally, they
viii pay for it; and " Itch them when they
come to the barn for the ticks, for they will
cot thrive II covered with ticks. / +
There are some advantages in keeping
sheep that there are in no other stock. In
the first place, they pay their cost Of keeping
eytry year. - they So !ylong, in the clip Of
vol and hmbs. Aud in The naxt plsce, if
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NO ALCOHOL, OR BAD WHISKY


They WILL CUBE the above cases in ninety nine case
cut of hundred.
Indeed by tho extensive sale and increasing popular.
ity of Hoofsnds German Kitters (purely vegetsbis)
hosts of ignorant INSCRIPTIONS
have opened upon suffering humanity the food gates OF
Nos.rums in the shape Of poor whisky, vilely COM
pounded with Drugs aud christened TONES, Stomach
ics and Bitters.
Beware Of the innumerabe array u Alcoholic prep
sratons p thoric bottles and kegs under
the modest app latiou Of Bi'ers; which, instead Of
curing only the disease. anc leave tho dssp
pointed sufferer In dispair.
HoOFLAND,s GERMAN BITTERS
Are not new and untried article but have stood the
test of fifteen years trial by the American public and
that their reputation and sale not rvalled BY any
similar preparation.
The propretors have Thousands of letters from the
most eminent
OLERGYMEN,
LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS.
CITIZENS,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

fSuccessors to 9. II. JACKSON &c ] PrOprietors.
Fer sale by druggists and dealers in medicines in
every town and village the United Stat q, and by
John U. Dou9hsrty, Muscatins, % q ....sr 5.
] H Canon 4 Co. do . -u... ... .....,si
M K Pomeroy Wilton. ...t-r
Geo Bagley, Yves. Liberty,
He Armstrong, Wilton Junction,
W Bunch, Moscow. ''
W Clark h Bro Columbus City, .s '..i7
go Howey, apollo. .t... "a.
vanloon do ft5
Hutchinson 4 Berner. Pert Louisa, -.-..
Reigart d McNa 'aara, Upton, " .rHIt lIH
.vogt d Bro, low, City, 7H-e-t s,la SKIS
Davis, do .- ~ fc ~
Morrison Bro do
Nuacatiue. Juns 18th. 1669-daw1V M fE
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
AMUaHMQ QNTRs


N0LOs 0ARDgk-CAsrRf
THIS EVENING, sATuRDAy NOV. ~,
IA. LAST NIGHT Or
6nAUe NEW ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
AND ONLY APPEARANCE IN NBW YORK or
III IL LIZ p%Siisa S.'Tf nca'o oAsfS, sssffss"''
"a MADAME VERA LORIEJ
o. y hb occasion will Tho opeTa Of
LUCIA Df fLAMMERnOOR,
~ tbe celebrated as, ACT Of
6'"' cHR6.
0kAU regrets to to compelled 70 announce hat, not
etandDg The unqualified success that has attended the
M9cductoIy deouts o his ef artists the
o. saturday evening viii POSITIVELY be the last In
slsn x kIoos AND cannot obtain another lhsstie
~ CASIhi will mahe her debut a.. LUCIA
bAhlLJ ~ Ranoerdo Nine. NORA a. Alice
MADAME VERA LORINI
VIII eppeaT In the renowned last act VI
LA FAvORITA IA ihe rob. OF LEONORA.
woch sbe created ench profound sensation the
ssoe q hsr aeout 90 Wednesday evening last.
STEAM as sFernandoi BARILI as Bslthazsr.
Ccadgctbr and husical D,rccov MUzIO
% Monday evening Nov. H.
-. LAST MONT But THREE
4 .7A EDWIN PORRBsf
sire, =
Do "wednesday evening. seappeaIAaee OF
MATILDA HERON.
SnR siRsr 'ii %FSExs%sSk Ts SEASON AZ
CAMILLE.
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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RI Jbxks nIJssR -TseTrro nossgs AZ
~ ssstoh The ~ees vsfusk~ e<lssucn ever o~srsI az
i.,ps - 80 = .ss ,ss. Z s:... ~ rs.....
gu se@.>s, sess~pse ~ rste.se si~f as H4fsss
s.s.. - 20 - osss % s s.s5 Casf A. ..
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rrBr ssssf.og guTpy on skrupsL nisrosr
Il y o.ssrss.aa y y,sd<l.ss nsrs b sslsar ssS
,~.lgi - n. ~. a.as.ss '. sgssE 49,. v
s@-wa .f.ss h~s Yea
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A xLw EDITION .ov rng CAUSE AND cunE o.
Dsessst gf tkr NffTgas sstaa ss4 IFn.Ff hTssfns
Nosf nfrfn sot ysef r~ssa~nt .arti a ~ ~
ues1rs rei@s Frce o. s~sts p@stsss fre- kpk n hlIs
WATSON. eN Bfosa~sg. from Al ssf NJ
A ssRious orgkrIor yoR LADIES = vny VII.
~ ~ ssssr 70 he.,h .gsssas -, 80, y.,,x+y 80
ssltgmr~ne- sffasns srse'if ~ n.ilrs ~ - ~~st
>, a. s,f,s- IL I. n ysfsfCgtr prsf,..T y Ds
ss.-. " vssn.s Ks tsssy sf-sa. as y san sr.st
a wopp or csuTIOs 10 LApig~ MaRnirD AID
n sas<.-gEery s~sstas sfy. nsfrsl o. sbyts 4. -
srisf IN sAs tssfss v ssgg 40 w<ps - pssssr v
bs hsy sn1 uhsf h~st 60 sr1
tAxF~ty mnes sHrstfs ~n e@tsin rkty ~
rhs hsrrss ro..ss. PRISE k~i<si csssr<n ea.N W.
D. ssCEfCsAr. ~ IAb~sT s,s~st Por o. See
! fss<y street. sss s 1s1 sffsst Pfies "
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sALEs ar AUCTION.
A LBERr C. HAYWOOD,
"A AucTIoNnER

LHERf @ HAYWOOD
"A AUCTIONHER.
nAGrIFiCENT HOUSEHOLD FuRNIrURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
This day tSsturaay) November IL, lsoA
AZ the splendid private residence l2S Tenth street. few
doors wer Of broadway, saL encing O'Clock
Particular attention called this prsng
q The lsSss. and ehe:. assormens Of Household furn
VALUED At $1,000.
DRAWING ROOM.
Superb Of Curtains cornices bands; magnificent
Drawing Room saits covered with the richest descriptions
ef sik brossde; Onmana Eageres Centre Tablcs Cabi
nots elegant Reception Chairs China Vases,
marble and bronze Stauary OIL Paintings very rich and
eIpensvc splendid French CLOCKS Carpets Ornaments ON
BtAeeres Ac., &c.
finished all round containing all the modern improyemens
with Stool aud Cover match
DINING ROOM.
Solid carved black walnut Buffet satuary marble top
Hertz,s patent Dining Tabe, Dining Room suit. all TO
match; Glassware, China Dinner and Tea Sets OF ihe
richest description, full s~ts Of Silver Ware, ~.
ClIAMBRR9
Very rich and elegant Chamber Suits In rosewood and
black walnut Brusses Carpets and In every way bcauI
fally Furnished -
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

r BO0ART AuCTIoSEER-BY A j. POGARr-
81. this day Nov. ~ AZ int ocock the aucion rooms
No North william street. Household Furniture consisting
OF srge variety Isror Fedroom and Kitchen Fnrni
ture Sofas Tables Chs RS sdcbo-rf CARPETS mahogany
Bcdsteads Bedding OIL PsiDingR okiuE Glasses
woocn Bsnkeis Flannel shiris aud Drawers Percus
Gap Machine. Punching Machine. one Iosd
ing Machine. lot OF Empty no,es, thee ane large bAr
Counters Oyster Bos English Beer Pump Uorsc.
Hsrness. B1tcners Cart. Aso one lsht Bugsy Wagon,
with leatber top.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

rsv Gtssv AuH sss ws sss see Ase,rss
Dags 81 sns RaD~v.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

;NJBW BOwHRY THEATRE
N NOVEMBER u, 1863.
a GRAND FH8TJVAL
= Aleynoen st two O'Clock dooTs open one
Ght ~ half past ocock doc open a. half pas siS
GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE.
- request, for fAmniee,
MISS LEO HUDSRN
~ wonderful meodamatIe Actress and BquesrIepne win
epeay afternoon and evening" In her immense perform
u I'- sg MAZRPPA,
1aAine her ----.
- - TERRIFIC FLIGHTS
hshsd to the back Of the
Hvhty viewed thrilling by audiences crowd
~ The spacious theatre from pargnst 70 dome.
4 POPULAR AFTERPIECB.
80 Mr. q. q. BoNIFACR.
The sav rte, Mrs. W. @. JONES,
~ she whole company
tEt MAZEPPA.
~. MISS LEO HUDSEN
AB hAZEBPA.
GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
anA the comic Drama Of the
PAOHAD PETS
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

rMcIIln EynIonDypARy y,--PRorgsson
"a rIAcxkn sae ks bsssAssr -sl psr'srp s.sry
~. - ri s,s:.S sS''' ''s' ~
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

A DblNIsTRAT0Rs SALE or REAL EsTATE.-THE
IA subscriber administrator OF the estate of James Ber
dan, will by virtue OF authority sei at public auction
Thursday November ~ ts63 At 2ocock r. M the Hack
tanning 81 o,.oth aerrs situated IN IVES, Hactensaes
containing the usual variety f The buildings consst
of dwelling house barns aud outhonses all The pre-
mses be Viewed NJ time previous u the sale and
all INF rmation Obtained BY applying to ALBERT BKRDAN,
Admi. rator, adjoining sad premiea
IA a n
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

BROADWAY AMPBITHRATRE,
ID No ass BROADWAY
WILL SHORTLY ofEN
WILL gHORTLy OPEN
WILL SHORTLY OPEN
WILL SHORTLY OPEN
THE MOST SPLENDID COMPANY
OF STAR RIDERS AND AcRoBATs
-'' ' iIiGIILY TRAINED HORSES AND PONIES
the country The building has been remodeled as
OPENED IN NEW YORK.
The accommodations TO- visitors win be Of the most ir.
yisips and satisfactory character.
an AREnA OF THE LARGEST SIZE
and he provided with
ample facilities he prodnc lon o every description Of
EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES,
GYMNAsrfC AND ACRoBATiC FEATs.
HTPPoDRANATiC SPECTACLE.
with degree % spendor, completeness and eoec
AN uSBQUALLED ARRAY
GYMNAsTS, CLOWNS, ACR0BATs. vOLT10EURS.
and EQCILIBRisTS
engaged for the opening and attractions Of
The brilliant character viii be broush forward 10 rapid
guccesson during the entire season.
further particulars future Advsrtlsementp
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

RAsJo rAugIr-rBRsR.r IN TWELVE Lgssoss
ID feI - " .nAsLks y Dossvr, 20 - ro.rit ave
Il nssxss ns1s asS TsyAlsss' esisysfu0s svss ~ 20
sfafrs Tee tssss nseht sash econ
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

IIENRY II LEEDS co, AUCrJONLERS. HENRY
III ~. LEEDS co will sell at auction, Saturday. No
yember H. at ~ O'Clock store n Nassau street
dark brown Iorse 9yea-s old l6. hands high Kind aud
gentle in all harness very under the saddle and
celent family horsc Also loN seated PhaeoB Ia
iecs order, made by Wood A Bros Harness Blankets
Ac
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
CoR n.yass asp rsw osLghss

SATURDAY wr IL as oa.ssrn
rLs rlsrtssl ut|isf s,A1~s nal .tssssstip
lfpefNG FTAk
NIlAu anAfdss
wl ssn kbsfs ffuaa PEN ror'b fosl ~ Rs@~A
B-ris sssmsIr soHriro sTAh vii sAi "a, ne
rans All sen OfissDs fsi1f1Ay. taf - -. -
igI fright ~ pA'asst hfr' v sssfs hsfNos. fn
Bfoad~g.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

LOAN OFFICES.
AT III GRAND STREET. rgO DOORS WE.T oF
n Br sfvny-N -NoDsy sifsrcsd ~ Wsnbst ID tnsrfs
Jewsfy. Psts, Dry 90 d and Personal FT.fefv ~ sysy
dsscT p,ioa o. hsaght and slf W JOSEPH A. Jackson
Auesionssr and Brossr.
ATU-goNFY LIRERALLY ADVANCED Al n
"A on DlkHOsDH. WAICfii.s. JtNELHl.
SILVER wARg PIANOS, FfRRtRsr, hiLks
oPERA 0LAssF- MUSICAL fssrsusENTs aC.
Arr rAwsBnogRaf iicgEr- wANrIp Arm
Or DIAMONDS wAftlL-. itMfLfr.
oUss. PISTOLS fILNER WAkE, -.
and " prr uNt thsn " osasf a. anr ohsf
psrs ibis cry ~ spgayins AZ " bssessf q hfss dos
from Broad-sy ~ stars
AT 0p-MoNgY LIHERALLY ADVANCED OS
N wstcbss dsnauds l@ssifr. s Fsf ssfe slss, ggns,
pistols A. "a sas pofti ~ fhs ~ ssett
cssb pfks ~ n B-Fssnhfo.sfs tpessIs -stfsf 80
~ ~ hsn ir ths ~ Tor tsts
watshs. ia sognds guns ritigis A. ~ hfpAs~sT,
corn-r sf Hoasigu street ~ sisifs fpen We
Ars NASSAU srRygr Room %. . rHE UisHksr
n rfio~s pa1 for Usagn9a WHtS-s snf js~siry ~
svsfy ds.rrftior sfFanfss npff 80 tms pLsfsf
r.d - A HosiosAN fs- tss D.u9ui Cius,sf hisc
for
D.wxsEoxEgs TicKkrs w.SrED-sr q, BOW.
i srr - star. per ners 'hAs saf ets ~ ss- Ter
fsr usse ~ Dl.ratucs Wsttss Is-srr Ouns. Mssts
fnsirass,s ss'. Dr. ooSas clrains a. Az q Over
caAss vsEtei
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

TIENHY d MINER NUCTTONFEK, tALEsKUOM, s.
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post once.-hisER a
RONERVILLE will sell At auction, Saturday, November
II iOi, o'clock at their s,le-ro " Nassau stfc,t
general sssoraent OF Household Furniture reno ci or
consisting OF rich En.sh Velvet Brk
seis and Ingram Carpets sud oiicioths and
hoeany Tee.a Ietes. Arm Chairs. Lounges and Psrlor
cbars French pale o and PER Mirrors. masorsn ny bqi
black walnut Extension Table. iisr Mattresses feshrr
Beds Bosters aud Pillows crotery 0ssswAIs, Ac hiso
u o'clock carved od cts'r
Piano made BY Hale Co.. OF this city. With all modern
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

IIESRY II. LEEDS co, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
III II. LEEDS CO., viii sell n nuc.on saturday,
November 10, l0H clock at salesroop, p Nassau
street Household FunnIe consisting OF brussels ana In
grain carpets carved rosewood Suit In crnson and gold
brocael; Suit figured br0cafel; Rit
carved bsck walnnt marble top Hat
Sand. rosewood corner Etagerc. rosewood m1rbis top
Dressng Bureaus and Wsshsands; rosewood ward ohe
oak marble top sdeboirds, rosewood bedstead- maho
eany Chairs In hairrloh: git framed Aap,e Mirrors. Gle
giant ornioin chand.les silver Fsied Ware Sewing Ma
chimes ollAn and Engrayings. extension Din ng
Table, Sewing Machines Kitobea Furniture, ar,
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

NOR HAVANA DiNECr-ruk tsfreD srAr9e
mi .sssaa.1lg EoAsOEF. gfsssi- A. Dgs. C.s,
msndsr ~i .Afs ftF ~ Ne.t rissf fe' usss.s stcss
" frsisht fs.rsd ts = i@1its srsss as ns s~,
s-rrg ror fffl.hi 81 rt.Afs Afp, 10 ltDtAn
UTfNFEEs co lIt hre@fsaT
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

~ 30. CHRIsTY 8 MINsTRELs,
" b66 BROADWAY So
Opposite tho etIopoitan Hotel)
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. IL,
AND DURING THE WEEK-ANOTHEk OF THOSE
GRAND AND VARIED ENTERTAINMENTS.
given only by this Talented Company observe the new
features: now GOES THE ELECTION
TIE CASTLE GARDEN SPORTS,
GRAND HARP SOLOS, BArJo SOLOS,
NEW SONGS, ACTS, DANCES, AND
PLANTATION SCENES. Concluding with
HIGH DADDY
Doors open at 81. To at IA. Tickets 70 cents
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

LNARM At AECrION.-wtLL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
auction on the premises, on the tth day Of Noyeinbr
1863 At o'clock r. M The Farm owned end occupied Dy
late Gilbert GeIow containing about i5uBc,e
Said farm Ia situated the town Of HsnpoDburg Orange
county the leading from New hury 10 Goshen
and about three miles from Washingionylie d-p't u Is
among yauabe IN th. county and IN
very desirable location. There large Dwelling House and
all necessary outbudugs, In good re air The terms VIII
be made known the day OF sac. Sale pos tive
ELIAS gEEOW Administrator
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
L,oR cILryoPsIA VIA p,vAsa

sfrs ssss steamer ~ is.s, f.- ie's 90 ts ~
i,h md i.f of sAss ~tsp he~ tat~s f %
t.nesy When ne dsr of e.t~r'a's ~h te .pihc s"rdv
vor fl,isht fs'..ss sp'y sih, o., .ss. 80 zoe
inR Green. fLhrN Sf'ot
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

mixing rasssbrsFs N
IOSDOs UkVRP, SOUTHAMPTON AND pafNkN
the following payahs w rid os its sau'as"i 'a
currency
.n rGs g. the a' cabin 'o' "'''' ''''' 20 % '"'''
OKiElcHs A 60. a. F,caa .bset
WI he foilo-sd ~ the ANEkfCA bsssmhst5 s
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-11-06
A Man from Fond du Lac Commits
Suicide

We take The following from The Cleve-
land PlasDdcoler It SAYS:
Three weeks ago Young man named
George Beaver about 90 years ofare, stole
$500 from his employer, merchant Of
Fond dn Lac, Wisconsin. anl deramped
Beaver arrived in this CITY last week, and
remained acre a short time when he pro-
ceeded o Norwaik in which place lie had
few f.iebd- \ LAY or two since he call
ed upon vourg iadr acquaintance, ard
requested ! priv5re in'etyie>r, Hhich was
granted. He then told Der thu &c was on
the point Of killing himself, at the same
time producing . revolver. The lady tri-
el to get The weapon from him During
the struggle Beaver exclaimed: /" Stand
aside, or my brains wiII be spal'ered over
your person p TIE lsdr then did as de-
sired Wien the wretch placed tie tnuzzle
against his forehead, md blew tie top Of
his head completely of
Upon lie person of the deceased was
found 50 cents in money and pawn tick
ct for a gold watch. from which he parted
while in Cincinnati not long since. la an
swer to a Telegram desctihing he sad az
fair, Beayo''> Psren'---who are poor PEG
pie arG r,,.le at Fond in Lac directed
that his remains should b. buIie,! at Nor
walk.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-11-06
A Poteen Distillery.

The following description, to those who
have never seen poeen distIlerv in work,
will be Interesting. Such mode OF Geri-
wing profit is, no doubt, denominated by
English law "illicit": but the practice Of
Il would long since have fallen into disuse,
were it not for the immense duty imposed
on "legally' manufactured spiritsin Ire
land bv which British ravenue and the
sale of British rum has been held high
The scere to which the describer of the
" disiilerv" was conducted Law in nar>
rev valley, between two IF the mountains
that form the immense chain that runs
from the centre of Galway to Westport
Between these mountains runs a rapid
stream, ending in small lake with no WIS.,
ble outlet, and surrounded by granite
bou'lers. which completely stopped all ex
it from the detile in that direction in fact
there was only one way to get either in or
out. About four miles down the valley,
approached bv a wreched road, over
which no beast Of burden could travel ex-
cept the Western ponies. Is a wretched vii
LACE o. some three or four houses in one
of which the still was at full work, and in
another the men were grinding malt, in
tie ancient mode, between QuernS In
his house were several barrels filled with
fermenrrg worts. On the side Of the
mountain was an excavation, the entrance
to which seemed to be from behind
large boulder rock, oveEhung by crush
wood, and probably intended as a store for
the manufactured goods Night and dav
here are sentinels on the mountains that
lead to this extraordinary place and if
the police were seen coming, signal cod
be given. and in twenty minutes three
men could consign everything connected
with the dislilery 30 the lake. which, they
say. is bottomless, and on The arrival Of
the police, not :race of the work would
remain. The whskev is carried away by
night bv the members of the family. who
have customers for It in different towns
and villages The price is fron los. to
AS per gallon The people engaged in
this illicit traffic Ger ainly make money
There were pigs AMI poultry about their
doors. aud fl.ches of bacon hanging up in
side; and one Of them bad shop where
tea, sugar, bread and tobacco were sold
On our arrival a, the place, a man came
out and asked in Irish who | was and what
brought us there! On a proper explains
ton we were on the best Of terms We
got an excellent breakfast of good strong
tea. rashers, eggs and bread, and Of course
plenty Of the native as cream for our
tea