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AUCTION SALES.
foR OTHER AUCTION SALES SEE fSf PAGE.
rHls AFTERNOON ANN re.moRneV


rHIs AFTERNOON AND re.moRnsv
ByGREEN & WILLIAMS, Auosseus.r.,
OF NEAR TIE RAILROAD DEPOT FoR
o. e sGd .Asss;s E:
18th May at hsifpsst four o'clock sll the origins;
sr sa ss1 'Ss
IL fronts las feet inches en- Indiana avenue AMI
assIs 30 net on FIRST street west and contains
It is q good situation for large hotel or ware
Terms q sais: One half eash, and tis residue 1.
notes, With intsrest, of six and twelve mopths.
required 10 a.srs.a ana sssa OF trust
the terms OF sale are not conpiisd with within
% e, ss sss
any time Within thirty days from ssid dsy of sale
soes
81 insertion fvo time in the National intsIii,
1.-THE rropristor,sI option and Without Any ratios
whAssosyer to any one to consider such sale 70.
All conveyance At the coat of purchaser.
my sd HFasr Of s 81 REsrs's WILLIAMS Au..
prksEsp2dsSs Txo Ss8s sh,oK
4 DWELLING HOUSES AND LOIS AND saVEaAL
sosloSkl On The premises We shall eel 70 u:
west. between q and streets ORTIZ, running
back inshs. !; s,.s fsss sIsy inprsy.a
session Of one given Immediately.
Also, Lot 81, in same square, having same front
Also Lots i, 4s, ~, and &c, ON same square, esek
fronting s:i 4 On SSrth street, between First
to 8 and running
Terms: Or third cash; the renal nder in SIX and
twelve months, with interes st, secured by deed q
@Ssa 'ns J. Pr MCGUIRE CO.. Auc.ion..r.
VAL1GBIE BuILbfNa I LOT ); TA PsoSTfsa ON
the fa n.s
P. NJ. Lot No 3. in Square ia, having II ont Of
IS feet inches by depth of Ia feet inches con-
tanning 9 AZ square feet.
fsctly graded 'N anu POI
Terms: One half cash; balance in and IL months
for notes bearing interest from day of sale
Adsed given and deed of trust taken.
nyn-ss GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auets.
~ THE sovE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account of t. rain until SATURDAY, the 18th
my il ''--' ' GREEN ii S.4c' WILLIAMS, Auets
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
u PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE.-On SATURDAY
premsss by rr May Of ct - 81 the
Gerber, dated Msy 18th 1857, and duly recorded in
Lihsr J. A. No: 1s7, folios 81 ct seq one of the
sell Lois No, 50 and So, in James c. McGuire's
isg p feet on II street, near the Governmass
ai onee ahd running back us feet isches,
Th.ss Lots have pavement laid and trsss
painted IN front, ana are very desirable location
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder In 9
and y months, with interest, secured by deed OF
All cest of conFeysncipg t. be paid by the pur.
chaseT. TuGS. J. FISHER, Trustee
ap2s &c MCGUIRE & co, Aucts
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by GREEN L WILLIAMS Auctioneers
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
H At AUcTioN-en THURSDAY, the 2Ist inst, ;.
We shall sell, st 10 O'Clock A. M at the residence
Of John Purdy, Esq, No. $50 Peansylvania
avenue, between FIRST and Second streets west, an
excellent ssortnient of Furniture, viz:
mahogany Sofas, Parior and Rocking Chairs
Wash Closet
Mahogany Centre, Dining. and other Tables
Mahogany bookcase and Secretary and writiAg
Desk
Mahogany Hat-tree, sidebosrd, Washstands, Work
Tables
Fine Dsrnask and Procatel and other Windox
Curtain-, Blinds and Shades
Looking Glasses China, Glass and Crsckery Ware,
and Clocks
Velvet: Brussels, Three ply. and other Carpets
Oilcloth and Mating
Hearth and Door Rugs
French, Jenny Lind, and Cottage Bedsteads,
Lounge
Feather Beds, Bedding
Hair and other Mattresses
Iron Safe, Cooking, Coal, and other Stoves.
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles which We deem an.
recessaTy;to enumerate Terms cash
myl5 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-The subscriber
- offers for sale his FARM with first class i'm
provements containing g. acres of land adjoinir 2
Tennallytown, and within ~ miles of Georse,
town, and miles of the Center Market. The soil
is admirably adapted to market gardening or
grass. AS q country seat it has no superior, the
view extending from L. to 20 miles in every direc.
H. ". BLUNT, II La. av, up atairs,
ap Inns Washington
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E7OR RENT-The BRICK STABLE in rear of
1 house No. A5G on l2th street, between g and
II. suit table for stable storehonsa INQUIRE at
ofics No. 215 Pa. avenue, opposite Willsrds'.
NV
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ESOR SALE-A three story BIZ Ok HOUSE, with
L basement, on b street. between I'd end Sd SITS.
Has gas throug Eout and water in Lse yard. Tit e
perfect Prisa 80 5Do Inquire of JNO 3. BLOSS.
General Land Office. or 444 d ct nv Il lwH
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FALSE ALARM.-The alarm of fire yesterday
-f,erpoUa. about six o'clock, was caused by
Sssse smoke ia the direction of the upper
.,.s.fxas on the river. The tfrernen turned out
'o,1s,, ,,t,y. Int were not required 10 use then
aannaratus. The smoke was probably CAUSED
hr y team err firing up TO depart.
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A GOOD CHANCE FOB INVESTMENT.-Be-
a tween seven and eight acres OF Land on the
Plank Road, 4 miles north of Washington can be
bought low for CASH It would make fine mar
ket garden, Inquire at No 473 sixth streets or
ct A. 9. 2. SHOEMAKER, above Second Toll
Gate, Plank Road. api3.1ms
E0R SALE-Four BRICK HOUSES-two on Fl
l. street, 525 and s3s; possession LIST June and
July. Two on Maine avenue and 9Th street; pos
session LIST May These four houses are nearly now
spd well built, and will be sold ct 5000, 5000,
$sS and $500. il early application be made to
B. M1LBGR N. 524 street north, between 9Th
and 18th, or at q. 8. jail.
ap i6- lm* B. MILDURN
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EHOR REkF-A most desirable and convenient
i DWELLING HOUSE. conta ming fifteen well
sized rooms, situated On the north side of Penn
avenue. lat street west SOUS re INN edistely
adjoining the Capitol, Posse ssiou given bstweea
25th Of Mar and lst of June 1858. Apply to JOHN
my L. it, S'
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On the l0ts instant, between the steam
IL boat wharf and 7th street bridge, black mo
rocco POCKET BOOK containing three $40 Treas
ury notes and several small notes. Aiiberal re
ward will be given to any one leaving the same at
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1xrrRFD Pv RAILROAD AocIDEsTs---Mr. j.
r. Mc(iutrp If the auction house of Mcclure &c
70. OF this city, v as among those somewhat IN
.nrad nv Tllr railroad accident near Etkton on
THbursday. He WIS bruised about the shou iders,
INIT not disabled.
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CENTER MARKET.-The supplies ia day We're
plentiful and of good quality. Prices as fol-
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RE.OPEEISG. = The Washington Theater,
corner or Eleventh and q streets, Will be re.
oUsned on Monday evening next, under a good
Toanarefnent and by fine company OF artists.
a dramatizafion OF Mrs. Stoves "Uncle Tom 5
Cabin will be performed, with fine scenery,
original music, and startling mechanical ef-
NansE
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Two LET-For year or longer, to a nall family
L without children: q desirable lite of ROOMS
Terms $3.50 year. There four rooms on the
first floor and one the second floor. with the
privilege of ten foot hall. cellar, pnmp in the
yard, and handsome flower garden. Situated on
the corner Of 25th and streets west, For further
particulars in epire at No. GO K st my I3-Iwt
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I kRGE FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT AT No
- 500 Pa. avenue, south side, between eth and
18th sts. NV h-3t*
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"A CARD s. 81 s
JOHN McGRH60R, Family Physician srd Sur.
geon late OF Connecticut may be found at hta Of
Gee, at No. A5a 9Th street. between D sad q.
mar &-1D #e& s.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-ByJ JOHN L. KID.
w WELL, Druggist, Georsetown, an exps-
rienced CLERK. to whom liberal salary will be
paid. Satisfactory references required. my 5-tf
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Two or three
w HANDS to work on bread, pies cakes 30
Also, one No. Bread Baker.
JAMES H. SIMPSON,
No. south Fairfax street,
my5 Alexandria We.
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TOR SALE-A frst-class three-story BRICK
= HOUSE With basement, &C.. on street, NJ.
a9a near i4thi has gas throughout and water in
the yard aud fable. Titls perfect and house and
tsnle new and In good order Possession given lst
of June. For particulars in auire en- the premises,
The situation ia one of the most Desirable in the
city for a frE'clsss resid ence. myl53t~
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l. A first class STORE on 7th street,
near the Post and Patent Offices
one eff the most eligible locations in the city.
Inquire at the Costing Restaurant, No. ear Pa.
avenue
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22
To Promote Peace I'm a Family.

l. Remember that our will is likely to
be crnssed every day-so prepare for it
2. Everybody in tho house has an evil
nature as we'll as ourselves, and therefore
-WO ought not to expect SO much.
3. To learn the different temper aud dis
position of each individual.
4. To look 90 each member of family
ns one for whom ives bOuld have q care.
5. When any good happens to any enc
to rel ice at it.
6. When inclined to give an angry an
swer, t. "overcome evil with good"
7. IL from any cause we feel irritable, 70
keep a strict watch over ourselves.
8. To observe when others are go suffer-
ing, and drop word Of kindness and sym.
, patty suited to them.
O. To watch opportunities for pleasing,
and strive to put little nnnoyances out Of
abe way.
10 To take cheerful view Of every
thing, even Of the tad weather, encourage
huDe.
IL. To speak kindly to those under your
employ-prGise them for little things when
yOu can.
IL. 10 all little pleasures which may oc.
cur put yourself last.
Is. To try for the "sOft answer which
tGFneth;sway WRATH"
Il. When We have been panied by an
pnkiDd word or deed, to ask ourselves
-Have not often done the same aud been
fUrgiyeDf"
Is, In conversation not to exalt yourself
but to bring others forward.
i6. To be very gentle with the young
ones. and repeGt their feelings.
l6 Never judge one another harshly
but to attribute o good motive when We
can. IS F
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22
APass that Wouldn't Pass.

Travelling on a pass among the negro
AL Iiers on the Mississippi would appear
40 be rather difficult business, if we can
iudee Frcm the following incident related
byn correspondence the Cincinnati Conn
,1,rciol which serves also to illustrate in
An amusing manner the esteem they have
far letters and their unTilliogness to re
veal their own Ignorance: a.r
Il l,ated down 20 Port Hudson, where |
arrived at a hate hour in the night. At
tie end of the plank where | disembarkcd
| met an uubleached American soldier,
With bayOnet, who EXPRESSED desire TO
read nv pass, and ordered the steamboat
IN hold on till be did 50 But tie bIat
rounded out. and was will on her way to-
ward New Orleans, before the member 81
the Corps d. AJrigue came to the conclu-
aion that he didn't know whedder dat
Oass oil right or no. May be good enough
for soldiers, bat may be nOt for citizens
he Paid. | asked him what he proposed to
90 about IL; wheTenpon he called for de
Sargent OBJ de ga'ad, and, the Sergeant
appearing. was graciously permitted to
20 aboard the steamer North America,
lying at the landing, aud stay till morn
ing. - an
Next morning, with my trunk in one
hand and nv pass in the other, essaved
% land, and fuuud in my way the same
bByonet. The Sergeant was again called,
and he took long look at tho pass, bold.
lug it wrong end. Another Sergeant
came, who, mistnking it for Hebrew, read
il from right to left. Both concurred in
the opinion that It was no acc0unG.'
6sked for the Ofheer Of the guard. and WAS
SOld he was in camp, about a mile of.
then asked the Sergeants if they had read
the pass. This somewhat stunned the
Hebrew scholar; but the wrong end M,
gentlemen, with dignity intended to be
overwhelming, remarked, i glanced over
h, sRhP
Now, respect for sentinels is my strong
point so, without saying a crooked word
/ laid down my plumber, and commenced
TO reason the case with my sable fellow
eitizsn. first asked them what were the
instructions? and | was told: -
Our instructions is to let no body land
Without he's got the right kind of apass.
i then read them M pass, which cOnclu'
dcd.
by order If Mbj,r General Q. S Grant.
Does Gen. Banks sign bis name to
d4If
No, said; this was pass from General
Grant.
Don't know who dat is, sub; don't know
him
Iahen gave them a biographical sketct
OF Gen Grant, and in order 10 impress
them with some faint idea of bis conse
1DCnce, stated that be was a grsatel
General than their commander, Gen. An
drews. But there's just where l override
the thing and ruined nv character for yer
acity. Their look Of incredulity and as.
ton ishment was unmistakable and wher
the sentinel here chimed in.
L tple you not for to git off the boat, not
till | seed your pass
think did some 'discoorsin' that re.
minded them of OLD times
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22
L II 4 INV Aids LONE.
III. KNAPP, M. d.,
FORMERLY OF N. Y, HAS OPENED AN
i N F / r nj A R Y
IN CHICAGo.IL

IN CHICAGO, ILL.
A IN new system, which embraces the most approy-
~ ed methods Of treating Diseases in this or any
other e9untryN AL Female Disease Luna DiseaA,S
CaDeers ana RRennatism, are yscIaf dsrss tTsatsJ
IN TINS Institution in the treatment Of which, no man
mas had more experince greater success than the
DoctoI HIS consultations, for years. have averaged
from nve 70 SIX thousand year. The following dis
eases which are pronounced fRo0y1e by the Medical
fscnty generally, treated with success in this In
sututlon. All nervous and neuralgia affections dis
eases OF women, all forms Of scrofua dyspepsia
aheetohs including pulmonary consumption rheu
tism, Paralysis, epilepsy, Asthma, salt TIeum remit
tent and Intermittent feVeTs the diseases ofchildren
lie las had an extensive PRACTICE and eOnderful sue
cess IN the treatment Of CANCERS, which he cnre-
without the knife He treats successfully, a new
method, all the diseases Of the EYE and EAR
Remember, the doctor does not promise to cure all
taken in all s-AsEs not. Your may be
durable this week, not next-to-day, not tomorrow
hence, the danger ofdelRy.
The Building pleasantly located spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients. No Gaze will
be received where there any doubts o seure OF
physician, will make all Zeal at home that put them
selves under the care Of This institution.
TERMS-rOm ten 10 fifteen dollars per week, iHpdTi-
ably ~ odronoe No patient taken for less than
one month, one can he satisfied the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in q less time.
Many patients, who are not able to the InhI
mary can he successfully treated at me, which will
cost from ten TO fifteen dollars per month
All leters, inclosRg letter stamp, addressed TO
H. KNAPP, N, D., Box 4223, Chicago, ILL., will receive
prompt atteption.
COnsulta' "a free. Office Hours from A NJ t. P N
Once ITS S-uth Clark st.. cor. Clark aud Monroe Sta
sept IL, 1850. nl3ly
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TO MY C0UsIN.


I'm sitting all alone tonight
And scarce can cheek the tears
That fast would flow at thoughts OF home'
And thoughts Of other years;
OF ysara whose happy hours are gone
ehosefcberi5hed joys are flown,
Yet menI'ry fondIy calls them back.
As here sit alone.
B2fofen me passing In review
NJ chilhoods fIiends / see;
AMI faireat, dearest of them all,
My gaze is fixed on thee;
On thee whose little gentle form
-son men'ry's page trace,
In lines which time may brighten there,
But never can dcface.
I'm thinking, too, of visions bright
And drea,as I had of yore,
OF bliss on earth fancied then
z The future had in store;
And in each pictured fairy scene
Thy form was ever nigh,
A, semr fair orb that sheds DER all
tie rudinyce from on high.
Bpt. cousin mine, though childhoOd's dreams
And visions ~ away,
AZ nIists that vanih from our sight
Before the king Of day;
( Yrt friendship pure around cur path
A halo bright may cat
Cflsht, whose rUys may shine undimmed
As long a. life Lhall last.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22
impFfsoRmenf for Violation Of IRjunc.
lions In Selling Sewing Machines.

zFR. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested bT thu
nj United States Marshal, and lodged in Rldrfdre
street JAM for violating Injunction BY ceiling oe1.
ing MACHINES. On motion Of George Clifford, Rsq "A
Attachment granted BY Judge Smally IN a.
United States Court against the defendant for ssinr
sewing machines in violation Of injunction isSued
against him. on the patents owned by the WbeeIer
ker Sewing Machine Company, apd known a. the sew
ing machine feed patent Violating the order fCo1rf
IL rather serious matter, it renders the ofsndcS
liable 70 punishment BY fne and Representative
York Time so:
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TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIPELY PROM GUMS.
and has become an established fact, Standard Med
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= COuNTr OrEnL j''-t Of oct. Term. 1903
caressa Parent VS.. Aaron Psrrent-DTl in Chancery
A FFIDAVIT Of the non residence Of the above nam
IA cd Aaron Parent having been filed in :he Office Of
the clerk Of the said court Notice is hereby given to
the said Aaron Psrrent that Caressa Parent the
plainant above named filed her hill Of complaint in
said court on the chanceTy side thereof the 2Ist
of april A. ID. 1863, and that a summons thereupun
issued ont Of said court against the said defendant
Aaron Parent returnable the Bird Monday Of May,
1863 is 10y law required and that the said cause T.
still pending in said Court.
Now unless you the said Aaron Parent shall person
ally be and appear before the said Giro nit Court of
Will county, the first day Of the next thereof
to he holden on the first Monday in :he month Of
October next at the city Of Joliet and plead answer or
dcmurr TO the said compliments bill Of complaint the
and the matters and things therein charged aud
stated will be taken as confessed 10y you and decree
will be entered against according the prayer Of
said hill. .,.-H.. ----..
BIZ RUSSELL, Clerk.
S. W. BOWEN, Comps Sol.
Joliet. Aug 1, 1868.
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: x Q H "A N GE HO TEL.
Wilmington, Illinois.

I beg To announce to the Public in general that
have taken the above Hotel, and hope for q con-
tinuanee Of those iRvors largely bestowed the
la.e Proprietor.
Every attention will he paid to the personal COM
forts Of all guests who favor with their support
The Bar will be supplied with choice stock of ines
Liquors. Cigars. &C.
The stable will he found most complete for the ac-
commodatiuh of Horses and Carriages.
W. GILMAN, Proprietor.
March Il, 1859 &n4O3m
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sLo.A Ms OINTMENT.

FOR Miliness, Safety, Certainty, ThOrOughnsss.,
slOn Ointmelth IaPidiy suprcedipg all other Ola
ments and Lininents for the cure d the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls Of all kinds Craef,
ed Heels, Ring One POley1. CalIna sparfnS
Sweeney, Fstula, fOuBdered feet, sand Cracka
Scratches Of Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE
Require restoration Of Dsensble Precipitation Sloane
Fever Antidote, Condition Powder. certain BlooI
Purifier. IL fails TO loosen the skin cleanse tbe
create appetite and positive cure for Coueha
Colds Stiff Complaint, Founder, Distemper and cafiea
Of Bolts and Worms, may be given AZ any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety
One Package Of the Powders and a box Of the Ofnt-
meat viii perfectly cure recent FOUNDER 10 stx or
eight days. without leaving the least effect in the feat
In Horse DstemPer, they will aAy the fever and pro
mote healthy ternnation Of the diseass. One pow
der and a part Of box Of ointment, VIII, IN All
cases, cure, tho Horn Distemper in q COW; two are
sonlstines equired for IN OF.
WALTER h. SLOAN, the original dscoFsrer OF thIs
truly valuable medicine stl has the sole superTfsion
Of its manufacture but orders should be sent 70 hia
500, Oscar Sloan, "a South Water Street, Chicago
H., who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines.
They are sold by all dealers In Medicine. B,,I6
Wholesale and retail At Manufacturers prices AZ,
Jolst BY J. N. BROWN, and Retsilsd By ali he 9TH,
er Druggists.
June 10. 1860. neIIv
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FOR AAL.

"PTHIN Three miles of the city of Joliet on. of
wv the 6nest farms in Will County, containing
24S acres consisting of about 179 OF prairie and
the balance timber Lar d. Said farm IL well watered
aud is in every respect desirable property The whole
Terms easy Enquire of Barber & Macumber, in the
city of Joliet.
joliet March Il, 1863
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-22

ANl$G csperineI ted with medicine in the treat
IL mcnt "f diseases for years, laying aside all prsju
dcts. Las examined M the meantime all the various
systems ana schools Of medicine and have selected such
Remedies Ms can demonstrate lie safe and efficient
REJECTING al! mineral poisUns. To dis
ease Is comparatively task; it is the curing Of
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with Patience and perseverance tempered with kind
ness 1t Is in the latter class az diseases where phys
cans mostly make their failures. Having given thia
preraTed a. trcata chronic diseases with positive
cess mean ali that durable Gases. unless 10 bo
conditoDally, so that patients depend upon INV
declaration profess 20 treat successfully all chronic
diseases OF the Lungs. Liver, BrOuchia NuraIga ParH-
lysis. rheumatism and all Of the uerv.
from thirty TO sixty days without the of the knife:
or much additional pain. profess treat with uu-
paraeled the lOthsonie disease known by the
name OF Cancer in all it, stages, without the
knife any harsh treatment. IL patients strictly
obey my instructions, will guarantee satisfaction in
all where disorganization Of the vital orEan
has taken Place. The beet Of references given
from ctiZrIs Of st. Louis where devoted Inv practice
for the last three years. have in my once Can,
Tunors weighing from 4 to lbs that have 70.
m6vea s..h slceess without the nse Of the knife For
further particulars, ply scians and others are invited
Rr. McRAE, OecuIIst aud Aurfst,
GIvos special attention to diseases Of the Eve and Esr
In this climt her. the Eye is subject 20 80 mapV
diseases VIII are fa: 70 its delicate structure All
persons acI~d should attend to the earliest symptoms
avoiding mu suffering and probable blindness
Letters fIc IA distance, containing stamp will
receive prompt attention. ADDRESS Box 1891
D. McIAE, u. d., St. Louis, No.
OFFICE No. IS NORTH FIFTH ST.
Eetuet Pine and Chestnut streets one square from the
Court House, St Louis, No: nieiy
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Fire and finland Navigation
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF BARTON SMITH, DECD.

ESTATE OF BARTON SMITH, DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the third
/ Monday of November next. being the 10th day Of
said month"; shall attend before the County Court of
Will County the Court House in the city Of Jclet
for the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Barton Smith, late of said
county deceased when and where all claimants are
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted said estate also request
ed to make payment TO tine undersigned without de-
lay.
CHARLES C SMITH,
THOMAS X. HUNTER,
Dated Sept. 90 1863 (nl6-6w) Administrators