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The New York herald., 1863-12-31
TTENTION, HoUsEKEEPERs.
"a RUSSELL W. wESTCOTT AU0TIONEER,
WILL SELL
OVER 50 OO WORTH OF MAGNIFICENT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND


r class residence No l62 West Twenty rs street near
smpsns one Of the largest and richest assortments IL
piendid Furniture offered at auction this season Also
agnnent fsnaforte elegant Paror Suits Ac cost
9OOU the whole for psrempory sale. rain or shine.
NANIEL A. MATHEWS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
\ LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
HAGEIFlCENT PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS,
RICH SILVER PLATED WARE AND CUTLERY.
Elsgani r. II Bohemian Glass Ware Mqsisal Boxes
Paris Photograph Albums. Dressing Cases. &c
DANIEL A MATHEWS will sell, At auction, At his
CO NASSAU STREET, NEAR MAIDEN LANE.
THIS DAY. AT 10y O'CLOCK.
Ind marble Clocks, with Candeabras TO match; artistic
2ronIe stasees and Groups, Parian marble figures OF
ch silver plated Tea Sets savers Urns Oyster Tureens
Fruit Stands Cssers Pickle Stands, Knives Forks Ladies'
punch Sets Vases Liquor Sets Bouquet Vases &C fine Mu
Boxes superb sevres China and Mabsck Vases Tea
Toilet Sets Ladies' and Gents Dressing Cases Jewel
BASKETS Glove and odor Boxes, aumet Stands elegant
Vienna Segar Stands superb Velvet and Gold Photograph
lbums, Bsque Figures, Bouquet Holders Card Gases.
iegan articles. They well worthy the attention OF
hose seeking beautiful articles New Years gifts
dapted 70 all tastes Catalogues and goods ready
xAninaton
al II o'clock at the house si Wooster street the Fur
6ture Of private family -Parlor aud Bed Suits
bureaus. Chairs, Tables, Croekery, Carpets &C
NAvID ID. EGAS. AUcTIoNEER. 4s CANAL
J street-In order to Accommodate the numerous
who cannot attend at the usual hour Of sale.
Instructed dispose Of at private sale all the articles
gned auction at prices ow that all who visa TO
hArs Looking Glasses &C. do at any hour ih day
ess than auction prices Also one very large splendid
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THE MILITARY.

VOID THE DRAFr-sS52 BOUNTY, s5a5 CASH.
Persons wishing enlist and the draft while
ihse large bonntes paid be enlisted in any reg
ent ni antry cavalry artillery and the bounty
before he draft Agents hberallv dealt with oy J. W.
WELSH + Ii. SHuLrz, authorized recruiting olcers
l47 Forsyth street. basement
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DAwNBRoKER's sALE-THIs DAY. AT1O,. O'CLOCK.
IN the s.lssyooms % New Bowery Last sale this year
by BELL INGRAHAM. Largo sale Of valuable Pledged
Goods of all descriptions Watches Jewery, &C. By order
OF Mrs. Z. Cohen, COS Eighth avenue.
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THE MILITARY.

a sOs $50 CASH IN HAND AS SOON AS YOU
'1,)CC. the SURGEON; sl'i lefore leavi"e he
State wanted Tor Connectcp Call and satisfy yair
self Apply 10 Capt ARNOLD. 50 Lispenard street
Broadway
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK
" Company, 24 South street. December 49, lsS.-The
nua election for Directors Of this will be held
Monday the <h Of Janury neat this odce The poll will
open az clock y. NJ, and remain open hour
IA V. MASON. Secretary.
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yRBAT SALE OF HOLIDAY BOoKs-BooR TRADE
Saesrooms tas Broadway, nearly opposite 81 Nicho
y Hoel-GEO A. LEAVlrr. Aueto1ccr.-By. J 4.
PoLbf this Thursday evening At hslfpast si1 o'clock
Iependid collection of Books mostly ne bindings
" for Gs, comprising elegantly bound aud illustrated
rks Englth and An eriean eitons Juvenile Books In
ums Ac Ac
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70 onaIisn lie insoo iSo ~ ,,h age as % 1n % NJ,
$500 per eeai MvaaEee 81 Paul RR Go. bonds
sExT % hEG6IHh Et'Sf1 STOCK SALE rHURsD&S' JAN.
ALBERT H. MooLAy,
ALvAs sAKER CO. AgcrIoNEsss 4G1n STsSsIr.r
vAsEs RIAS6E9RTE,, pRSWiNa ROOM sggITs,
ouRfAlSs, s[FyFS TSRS; STfSS DINNER SET
TssiGencs q west sStsen.s street: Sswssn FIN
and Sixth aTsRas DRS%IsG ;sSTsSSss ROOMS at Il O'Clock
Rosewood Tetsa-Tete ottomsns Arm and Reception
E.res s.saary top secretary and BSoks.se lined
S,, MSr
Table superb sevres Chna Vases artistic Bronze
f si.. SHADES Frsnsa plate Pier
sa and ss an
s.snds stair Carpets Dining RoomosS buffet EH.sns!on
nSs TTn CAKE Bas9si
bss T SsSy s I
Hpring Mattresses walnut Bureaus Sofas Chairs &c Also
Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
A LBERr G, HAYWOOD, AuSTIoNEEs; MAoNIFI.
CARPETS 5h9Szs SILVER
WAKE, Al ST1SSMASti PTsL.6 Ii1cTIos'' SS16sA' &C.,
This day (Thursdayl Dec 81.
doors west of broadway. sale commencing at II o'clock
.ss @ % S
u,s and Works o. AT offered =; auc,Sn thsseas0n
Sale positive.
NJ MERwIN, AUCTIoNEBR-BY BANGS. MER.
a. WIN co. irving Buildings, s94 and 500 broadway
s;ciocs STANDARD and isssied Books in ane bindings
elegant Family Bibles Juveniles Photograph Albums, In
s1ea: variety; Pictures Fancy Articles. &C.
sY M WIss 1sss sEhb N1is
east OF The Bible House, rosewood Parlor Suit one
SSs nan o
Paintings aud everything necessary for senee housekeep
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HSf --64. 65i BROADwAY.-Ss52 CASH BOUNTY
OCt. pa 10 Veterans stTI cash bounty paid 20
Every des ring 10 ensi wl please
headquarcrs where the fun bouutes paid and the np
portunity Of Joining the best regnlrnts r.
fered. Colonel HENRY X. FOOfE.
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q. HORTON, AUCrfoNBBR, WILL SELL THIS
dav. at two O'Clock, at his store No bGreenwich
Gnocory Fixtures Counters and Scales Bar Furniture.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-23
In Esr8bate.

Stot. Of Wisconsin Nanitovoc county. In
the matter Of the E-tateo of Aaron =. Walker.
deceaseu. ~
o. reading aud Filing the petition Of P,ter
Rowley. OF the town OF Two Rivers ia tic county
Of MIuitcwoc and Siste o. Wisconsin, repre-. .n
ting among o;fe 10 inga, that \ ,r,a v. Walk
er late OF the town oi Two Crrtks Aaiowoo
county, State If Wisconsin, at Mumforisyiilc,
Kentucky, on The lilh cay of March A. d. 3G3
died intes.ste leaving goods, chdttlez and es.
tate within this County. md praying tina, al.
ministraton of sr estate be granted VI /,
Abby A. " tksm and Stephen Elliott
1t IS or1Pred, ihat said application be heard
before me, al NV Office. ia the village of Mani
,owoc, on the 18th day Of Oc'ol or A n. lse3
at 10 O'Clock 4 NJ. And it is further ORDERED
that notice Of said application and hearing to,
given by publishing copy Of this order ior
three successive weeks, in the Manitnwoc Tfipf
a newspaper printed in said county, prior 10
said hearing
HENRY s. PIFRPONT, Cou9t, J-s,e.
pI'ei Sep, ~, ,'f2
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SuERIFF's OFFICE.
Ma Irnwoc. Aug IL. 1868 {

MA llhWpC. Aug ~. 1905 !
State Of Wisconsin, Mdn,to,ooc County,
H:-In compliance with the foregoing,
and with the statute in such case made and
provided. nos ice is hereby given that n
General Election will be held in the sew
eral towns Of the county Of Msnitowoc. on
Tuesday the third day Of November rexi
The following officers are 20 be elected
eiz.
A Member Of Assembly. for the First
Assembly district comprising the towns
Of Centervile, Meeme, Schle>wig Eaton,
Liberty. Newton, and Rocklani. in the
place of Daniel Sh1naban, whose term Of
office will expire on the first Monday of
January next.
A Member OF Assembly for the second
Assembly District. comprising the towns
OF Manitnwoc Rapids. Cato. Maple Grove.
Frat kiln. Ko-su'h. and Cooperstown. in
place of James Cabill whose term Of Office
will expire the fist Monday Of January
next.
A Member Of Assembly for the Third
Assembly District. comprising the towns
of Msnnowoc. Two Rivers, Mi,hico,t, Glib.
son and Two Greeks, in place OF Elijah X
Rand. whose term of Office will expire on
the first Monday ofJsnuary mex,
And The following County officers for
the countr ct Nani'c~or
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State Of Wisconsin. Circuit Court-Hanito-
voc County. George Frrk, against Frederic
Luelr aud Frederick Lr"hr.
DY VIRTUE OF Judgment Of Foreclosure
ID and Sale rendered by the Crt'.it e, "a, IN
and for the county Of Nauito@ce, State o. via
conain, at the General Term OF said Curt held
at the village ard county OF Minitowoc ia the
above entitled action on the first dav Of July
A d. 1868, will sell st public veufue 10 lha
highes, bidder, at he Court House, in the sii-
lag Of ManifowOc, GA the thirteenth 3 hi d,y
Of Move n!her, A. d. sos, at eleven O'Clock OF
Ia dav, he iol owing descl he! property
Al III II certai:i piece or parcel of lad situas
ted in The county Of Mani'owoc aud State Of
Visor ain, AID beirg the south half Of = south
half of the west hall NJ the soth ca.t rartar Of
Section No. two > of Township No ,i.ttccn
Isl, nolth Of KauGe No. twenty ihree 70 ,st
containing twenty acres Of land more or Ics
IRA +. SNITH, SHERIFF
By Jony II. BCsSs. tnder Sheriff
Date ShorifT- Oiiicc, Aug A l.. 1861
WM. II NICHOLS, Plaintiff Attorney.
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4 Clerk Of the Circuit Court, In place
Of Jer'h Crowley. whose term of off,cs will
expire on the first Monday Of January
next.
4 Superintendent OF Common Schools.
in place of Joseph w. Thomhs, whose
term Of office will expire on the frs, Mon
day of January next.
One Supervisor for Supervisor District
No. one. in place ofJohn Cary.
One Supervisor f@ Supervisor district
No two. in place of Alanson Uickok.
One Supervisor for Supervisor di.tric.
No. three. in place of Jason Pellet, whose
several terms Of Office expire on the frs,
Monday Of January next
IRA P SMITH,
Sheriff Of Manitowoc County.
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Notice to Creditors.

In Probate-Manitowoc County Court Il the
matter Of the Estate Of Valentine Hartmann,
deceased
To all v HON it may concern:
Letters OF administration on said cst,tn h. wing
been issued to Caroline Kaufruann, OF T 40 Riu-
erS, Wis, on the 9th dny of July, 1868, ard
six months from aud after said day being allow
ed aud limited for creditors to pTeeent Their
claims for examination ard Allowance, Notice
is hereby given that thu gnde signed will, on
the first Monday Of each month, during SAID
term, at his Office in The village and county o
Manitowoc, receive. examine and adjust al
claims and demands OF all persons against sale
deceased
HENRY S. PIEHPONT, County Judge.
Dated Nanitowoc, July 81 1853,
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
MAAITJwuCC aUSTY
Village Treasurrr'z Office,
Two Rivers, October 1Sth, 1865
NOTICE il hereby given that the following
~ lots or parcels of land lying in the village
Of Two Rivers snd Safe Of Wisconsin, viii be
forfeited u less The taxes levied or the same in
the velr 1861, together with inter. ST, costs,
and charges due thereon, shsl be paid f the
same before the 18Th day OF January next, and
that On and after 5th day of January next
purchasers of sale certificates dated will
be entitled to a conveyance on the lots or par
ce's OF lard described in said certificates Of s,e,
according to the charter Of raid village, to wit ::
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Taken UD.

.CANE into my enclosure, IN the town Of Ca
~ to, on the 2Orh of September, 1868, a
da,k rtd he'fer, between two aud three years
old, with white face and white spots on leg,
and belly. The owner lie requested to prove
property, pay charges, and take her away.
MATTHIAS THORNTON.
Cato, Sept 2sth 1863.
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German Printing Office
FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED ,ffers for sale the
l. materials formerly used in printing the
German ne~spsper--the NoRDwEsTgN They
consist Of a No. 4 Washington press Garnao
and English news aui job type, lead'. rules,
bases, furnI,ure, and all reglis,os for publish
ing Ge man paper. The m,teriils are nearly
new, ani the whole will be sold cheap by ap-
plying to OTTO TROEuEL,
sept -, lsss. Nsni:nvo., Wisronsia.
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ESTR AZ.

Taken up by tia subes,i5er on the 10th inst
q one year cd steer Of a red color, with white
spots all over his body. The owner ia requested
to prove property, pay charges, and taAe hin
away.
p. BRENNAN,
Section 20, town Of Cato.
September u, 1853.
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GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.

S1AfEUFt W ISCONsIN, SIC. OFFICE, !
MADISON, August s, 1868
To the Sheriff Of Nanito,rcc County h.
S'r.s You will please take notice, that
the officers designated in The enclosed cleo
ton notice, are TO he elected al the Genes
al Election to be held on TUESDAY, the third
day Of November next. Re-pec,f2 ,ly,
EDWARD ILSLEf,
Assistant S, creiary OF State.
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STlSAX OXEN.
Strayed I!

From the pss.ur' OF John Roemer, between
Manitowoc and Two Rivers. on the 90 OF Sep
remher, a mare colt. hree years oil. sorrel col
lar. write spot the for.ead, well broke
and had 20 shoe, 90. A liberal reward will be
paid for information which will lead to acr re.
,overv JOSEPH LAFON.
Two RIVERS, Sept. IS. 1868.
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Unequaliesi Inducements
to customers. My stock consists of
French Wool CdSsimeres, f. & II. Cassi
neres, SatinetS. DENNIS Cofonnatles,
Dress Prints, Futeacias, De.
luiacs, Gjoghams, Launs,
Dress Goods, Chicks,
P.niIs. Lodies'
Cloth, d c.
With a large stock of Ladies' Stella, Brocha
and SILK and Worsted hiwi..
Nv Groceries consist of choice assortment
Of Back and Green T-as, Brt wn and White
Sugars, Coffee, Rice, Dried APPLES, Currants,
Raisins, Palm and CASTLE Soap.
My assortment OF Boots and Shoes comprise
MEMS end BoY's Boots.
Women and Chil3rcn's Shoes,
Men'$ B0{morm Shoes.
LadjeS' Congress CATERS,
Ciiitlre,s'S L0lu Nontaz Caters
Also, q choice lot of Cutlery, Spades & Ghay.
els, Rakcs, Hoes, Forks, Nails, Glass, Putty,
Sash, Tubs, Pals, &c.
| have also 3 large assortment of HATS &
CAPS, and ali my goods will be sold at prices
which will
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-23

TIE Weekly World prints il almost every IS.
sue reviews + recent publications. prepared by 4
gentleman Q! high standing in the literary wceld
and H,cSe merits rs q writer and reviewer need
no indos semert az our hHlS. A sp, cha sy Of
this department Is a carefully prepared summary
Of HE literary news Of h. gland. france and the
TTrjtrI StiIpy
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SEsGriGa's Sale.

No 81 Ia k L ", New York.
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A special f :.;ure of th9 Weekly N-orli, Wick
comm, u Is itself to every farmer i lis Agticu.
tural D "a tmeu!, the cha sc of which is in ih'
hands Of a most competent gentleman who hal
tor number of years been identified With iii.
agricultural interests OF the country both as
writer and q practical scientific farmer.
yF'y-FN
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sec'emoe u, isss.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
Administrator sale.

NOTICE il hereby given that by virtue of deere
N tai order made and entered Of record by the
County Court of Will County in the State of illinois,
at the September term thereof A d. 1863 the mat
of petition for leave to sell the real estate of
which John Mulligan late Of said county deceased.
died seized wherein Austin TO frey administrator
Miriam Wilson late Miriam MullIg ln administrator
and Samued Wilson husba nd of said Miriam and adj
mintrator In right Of his wife Of the estate of said
John Mulligan deceased. were petitioners anu Miriam
wilsO late idow Of Elizabeth Downs late Elizabeth
MulIiRan. Leila SIulgan, William A. MulIiRnn shell
don n Mulligau Emor.tt p MuIlignn Josenbins n
Mulliean Lewis D. MuIIgan and Edward ri MnIIigan
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
T H E INV LIDS HOME
II. KNAPP, I'M. D.,
FORMERLY OF n. Y. has OPENED An
i N F 1 r NJ RY.

-.Eit IN CHICAGO, ILL. 80 e. g.
A ~ new system, which embraces the most approv.
~ ed methods Of treating Diseases in this or any
other country. All Female Diseases, Lung De-
~ this Institution, In the treatment Of which, no man
mas nao more expernce greater success than the
DOCTOR HE consultati~us for years, have AVERAGED
from nTe 70 six thousand year. The following dis
eases which are pronounced ineHrds by the Medical
FACULTY generally treated with Puccess In this IN
setutIon. All nervous and neuralgic affections, die
eases OF women, all forms Of scrOfula dyspepsia con-
stpHton, skin diseases, caueerous and Trberculoas
sneetohs, including pulmonary consumption, rheuma-
usm, Paralysis epilepsy, Asthma salt rheuH. remit
tent and Intermittent feVer the diseases chdren nc
he has bad an extensive practice and wonderful suc
eess IN the treatment Of CANCERS, which he cure
without the knife He trests Suceessfuly,-oRa new
method, all the diseeseS OF the EYE and EAR. Al =
Remember, the dC>tor does not promise to cure ali
stages Of dheases While diseases are cURADLR m
taken in season. all sfAGEs not. Your case may be
cuTable this week, not nekt-to day, not tomOrroU
hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building pleasantly located spacious and Will
aceommocate several hupdred patients, No Gaze viii
oe received where there are any do1bes OsuFS -
relief The best nurses only employed, Who With the
physician, will make all feal at home that mt them
18kMs-hom ten % dfteea dollars per week .iavfrk
Gey On dduanee No patient taken for less term tRan
one month, as no one he satisfied as 70 the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in . les tine
Many patients, who not able come TO the In6l
can be successfully treated 1t me, which viii
COST rom ten 20 nfteen dollars per month
~ All eters, tneiosng letter stamp, addressed 70
d: ANAPP, y, D. Box 4223, Chicago, Ill, win receive
pronspt attoJstion. - = = ) -. - '
COnsultat:.a free. Once Hours from 0 A r. 70 > =
once IIS South Clark st. Clark and Monroe ata
Sept. II, $50. nlsiv
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
A COnniedIan,s Joke.

Joe Munden, the OUnedisu, was ct din
ner-psrIy. placed before haunch Of Veni.
son and reques' ed to carve It.
Really, gentlemen said be, i do declare
know but very little sbout table snatomy;
I dare esy now there to some particular cut
in sihsuOcb--some favOrite on norceau-
] dare say there is. but l assure ynu am
quite ignorant where 60 qick for it.
, a drzen knives instantly started from
the cloth, aud MuRdsO vas instructed
where the rich meat lay. Jve uttered q long
string OF thanks, worked out 9 primo slice,
located IL with saucs and jelly, and then,
with the ulaie 10 his hand, Looked through
bis glasses around the table. Every
hand was ready, and every mouth pre-
pared.
ideally, gentleman said the comedian,
j wish could please you;but il ! give the
tit hit 81 one. / shall offend the rest; 90,
egad, added be. I'm keep it myself, and
let every gentleman help himself TO what
Sc likes test.
Decentralization of the company Was
intense.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
No, Ct twenty ceDie.'
Chr ISI Against Radical Preach

Christ Blessed are the Psace>makere.
Radical Preachers-Cursed STe the peace
'sneakp.'
c. Blessed are the merciful for they
shall obtain mercy.
sRP-Cursed are they that talk about
ms:Oy, for they shall be perSecuted and
shameiully treated.
-G-L,ve-thy neigbbor as myself.
k PHI thy usIghbOr sgres not with
thee in p litics, hate him as the devil, AID
do IT, him all possible harm.
CIT ye forgive not men their trespaS-
sss which they trespass Againrt you, Deith-
er " / your heavenly father forgive your
irpErA+aes -.
RP- Forgive not those who sin against
the Republican party. but take their lives
and destroy their property.
C-Tnnu shalt mt kill.
Il P-Thpu shalt kill all democrats :;
whether they are Den, women or child
rep.rsyr
.se-Put up thy sword again into its
place
r P-Put not up thy sword, but smite,
kill destroy until the Whole Iaud
mourns and is dssOlate.
eC-Deariy beloved, aVenge not yOursI " Q
LOT u Is written, vengence 10 Bine and
viii repay, saith the Lord.
TX P-DearIy beloved, take vengeance on
AL Democrats, ButtcrnGtS and Copper
heads. tnr that is the highest duty of mod.
err Uhristia1s.
III 1t be possible. 20 much lie:h 10
you he pesoeble with all men.
kP-Live not pesceable with democrats
for G d's sake.
sC-TherefUre if thine enemy hunge.
Iced him; II he thirst, give him drink.
II P-lf thine enemy hunger, let him
aFarve; II he thirst let him suffer.
Iii any4slnOng yuu be merry let him
. sing bsalns. 4y So
-ET-It any among you be joyful, let
him sing the hymn Of praise commencing
ss follows:
'Wethank tteO for the Saber's gAsh,
coz The lannon's havoc wild.
We thank thee for the widows tears,
The want that starves her child
In every groan that yields soul,
Each Shrek heart that rends;
With every breath Of eaintSd air,
,-, Cur homage, Lord ascenda.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
DIX. ID. McR 49,

III AVlSG experimeI ted with medicine In the treat
ment 81 dieeases for years. laying aside preju
dlces, mas examined in the meantime the various
systems and schools Of medicine and have such
remedies as can demonstrate to he safe and Efficient
rr)ectlng az mineral posons- To acute die
ease comparatively easy task q the curing Of
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience and perseverance tempered with kind
IL u in the latter class Of disease where phys
clans mostly make their failurcs- Having given thfs
class oil diseases special attention. proEss 70 -
prerared a. treat all chronic diseases with poatsS nas
cess mean all that durable eases unIe1 d -
conditionally, that patients may depend upon ~
decarafton profess TO treat successfully all chronic
diseases Of the Lungs Liver, Bronchia NuraRfa Pam
ysis, Rheumatism aud all derHnEenents Of the neTv.
from thirty to sixty days, without the use Of the kn
~ mneh additional pain. profess 70 treat with nm
paraieed success the lOthsOme disease known BY eh
name OF Cancer all its stages without the use Of th
kne or any harsh Treatment IL patients will africfiV
obey my instructions, will guarantee aatisaetan N
mas taken place The best Of references can b aiy
from citizens Of st. Leafs, where devoted nv nrStir
Tor the Last three years have In my oGce Car
Gers, TunJrs, weighing from to bs that have ~.
moved with success, without the Of the khife For
further particulars yseiAns Others are fnvite
% call and eKahaiDe Tor themselves.
Rr. MeBAE, Gee uIlst add Aurfa(~
Gives special attention diseases Of the I've and E
In this clin e. Nher- the Eye 10 subject % 60 many
diseases Whb fatal TO lie delicate STRUCTURE Air
persons afcI I'd should attend the earliest syptoo
Letters from distance, containing one stamp VIM
receive prompt attention Address Box 1922
ID. McRAE, 81. D., 81. Louis, Me-
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Court House, 81. Louis, Mo. nl3Iyy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
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Dated NOq. 10, 1868.