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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

IAura r LANE JOIN !. DAY.
LANE tx DAY,
TrORvEYS AT Law. OFFICE In SAW.
n Perry's new blosk, opposite the Post Once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

Painter, ciaZier, Whitcner and
Fnpor HanE r.
no. % EAST ID sT. BEr. BRADY rEARY.
RESPECTFULLY CALL
A-51a4,s L. the attention Of he pc blic %
III ssarz.x~51S@<1 fact thatI attend 10 all
kinds Of kinds OF House and
Sign Painting, Wall Cooring, Whitening,
Paper Hanging, Glazing, etc.. all of which l.
promptly dono, and in manner tbat cannot fail
10 give me most complete satisfaction. Charges
moaerate. Gail aud jne23 dti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
F s.F Sale.

FIVE COWS. TWO STEERS AND TWO
u Calves aieo : Threading Nnehiae:
ApHy 70 03u. |. DAv1hpOef, R1eestse,
.IOsA JOHN \. k.COR9lN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
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REouLAG MoxrHLY NEgr1x0.
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| Press6t. M.s.re. Collins, French. Davisor
Griggs. Cock ard Smith. President 10 ih
CHAR. Minutes Of las. meeting read and Jap
proved.
lac commistse on fuel reported that th-
had made y written contract with Mr. Low
cry fer de livery Of All coal required At the d.
ierent seheol hcusss during he school year, a.
the rate OF l6 eents per oushei; which report
was accepted. and ran contract ratifea
The tee on printing recommended
the folio wing itens to be allowed during tn.
year lss3-'64
loo blanks FOR teachers and principals re-
ports.
l3 school records. blank pass books fol
janItors which was accepted mott on 4 a.i
French
The committee on re;.airs reported that
they had made Arrangements vita Frazer d
Mitchell Ter furnishing materials TO and th.
oui ding Of certain out houses as school house
No. 2, tor the consideration $500 whieh Ie-
pert was accepted aid said Agrt ement ap.
proved of on u.olioD of Mr. FfeLch. And il
We agreed tAat the work be paid while pro-
gressing under the snperintendsnce of Mr. Da-
vlson, chairman ct said committee.
On motion the committee on repairs we're
authorized to enclose ess, hall Of school house
lot No. 2, an also to enclose much Of the
vest alt of said lot as may be necessary ;e
protect the out houses,
On motion OF Mr. Cook all the school hou>
svs were ordered open fson to II A. NJ. and
from till 4I'. M.
Mr. Fvuch offered the following rezelutiou,.
which was carried
hesohei. Iha. no Jani,or shall have hi-
monthly pav. until the P,iucipsl of the ochool
~ii.re such J,nitor is employed shall certify
that al The property uode- the control a.d i,
the use Of the Janito or is a good order and o.
hand, when monthly salary is due.
The following bills were allowed and orier
ed paid
L. A. lynch, for haning seats to No. A.. 81 90
French Davies for Lumbar fu-nis ed NO. 5, 6.47
u Shoroy, for log punpat No 5........ LOCO
Luse, Lane h 20 for statiouery 1890. l.,25
:. Peter, Tor cleaning school house No 2 :. LOO
L. AerH-ucr, +" g.. lson
3" tyr cis'ern !" a.. $40
s. :" taking Gre of house during
VacatlcH 0CU
John GuzoS, for repairs at suhdry school
HoGseS... ................ % w
On motion adjourned
(A.teet) Orro SaITr.
TOWNSHIP DEMoCRATIc MEETI&G.-
The democracy OF Daveuport township met
IN cow eution at the Court House on Sat1r-
day evening Tor the purp SO of nominating a
township democratic ticket.
Harvey Leonard was called to he chair. ard
A G Smeifie.d W IS app lated secretary.
The folio w!rg nom nations were made
Fer Sussrvisors-W IA McManus and Chris
tisn k"ber.
For Erus'ee.-Ffiz B.rouse, .. G. Kelly
and Walter Kely
For Township Assessor-Andr-w J. Lawef
F,r To~n-hip Cerk u hn L,tlis
For Coustables-L w. Stelnterg and JOAN
Andrews
Tor Towns ;p ,asaessor-J. G. Spraher.
Ca motion meeting adj 'urned
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-, MOHUdy.
JENNIE WHIPrLE, Campbell. Mon,rose.

BOATS LgAvINj THIs EVENING"
he Northern Line packet nembina, Captain
Till, ad ". Green, clerk will depart for ST
Louis and way points this evening at 8 O'clock
X. NJ. Pretty agent.
BOA s LEAVING TOMORROW.
Ihs mail and passenger packet Bill Henderson
antan John Rhodes, will depart for Dubuque
and way poin,s at o'clock to morrow morning.
Z. H. King in the Office. X. a. Prcttyman, ayep,
Inc mail and passenger packet hate Cassel
Captain q. W. Davs, Clerk williams, will depar,
for Montrose and way points at o'clock to
morrow morning. 4. A. Tilehe'n. agent.
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Eii IrE rS.

Srniay, September 81
ARRIVED.
JENNIE WHTPPLE, Campbell. Montrose.
CANADA, Parker, Mon,rcse.
nEpARrzn
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IAMES HARRISON

T@AMILY GROCER: KEEPS CONSTANTLY
i On hsni the beat quslity Of Provisions, Hob
Lev wsr, Kerosene OH, etc.
X Hscon1 street, between BRADY and Perry -.
~>.-n.A r~sstA-At
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
IAmES u. DAlZELL,
IOaN xIMmERNANN

NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
<VORNER Of FOUhTH AND IOWA SITS.
~ Davenpogt, love. DAVIS SoNs,Pr rictors
ffes Omnibus TO and from tho cars. . 60 Of
Stages leaving for LeCIaire, Princeton, Lyons De-
Wit Naauokota AnamCsa.
Fsre One nniiar per dav augz'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

4. w. III. BAKER. n. d..
DuysICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE II
Rasemcn. State Bank Building. Residence
% Fifth .trcet, between nrady ana fsfty 5'toe's'
In ver pors Iowa. lnov'S-a"~'
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The Daily Democrat and News,
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FAuphiETUEs.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

G1-SFIriAL NOrrEs bOub!s The above raieH
AH-YcAriy AdVeFtiiirs on rOasguable terms AerPr'
ding 70 the spAes occupied lRi the nunbrr0fchAuged
made.
Al from trNuEisHt PersJas srSirAng
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business Cards not rTergiiag ave tines SO peTyeAr,
0r 81 r dI m1hth., but for shorter period n0ihiHg
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the AdYrrtiierS' own Immediate badness; and all
advertisements for The benefit si other prs0nS As
we'll A. all legal Advertisements and Advertisements
ofAntt1n s,les aud real estate sent b. them muse
be paid fer At tbg nsfai rates
lS-AdVertiscnuBts not accompanied With WTitted
dirsciionA will be iHsertSi until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices i9r Political Mostings to be charged In all
cases Al full rates.
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons. 50 cents each n0uyll-'bp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
REBEL NEWS.

Extracts from the Richmond Papers
Internal Hatred OF the Traitors
for Gallant Hen BuIler-SOmo bad
luck AppTehs hsnded for Charleston
EIiOTIIOn and COnHcriptiOn In the
aud the Rebels much RrJ0ICed at
the Decline In PrIce-The East Ten
ne6soe HHIu,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
E1roRrloX AZ coXscRlPr!oN.

That provision of the law of Congress
which directs that in certain cases ofex
tor:ion the greedy rogues shall be put in
the army, ought TO be strictly enforced. Il
is outrageous that able bodied men, who
ought to be in the army, should be permit
ted not only to escape the duty they owe
their country, but even to speculate upon
the necessities ofthe poor soldiers. These
gallant men, who are nobly pesilliug their
lives for tue couatry's defense, are made
the prey OF a set Of voracious sharks, who
rob them OF the last dollar OF their small
pittauce, and grow fat upon the public pri.
yatious and distress. Let the law Of Con.
Errss be carried out, and the eztortoners
be mt in the ranks.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
JOHN II. LAKIN,
r,,..o,.or 10 whsel,r ! IAkin.l

Successor to Wheeler LAkia'l
TWILL RECEIvE AND HAVE OPENED POH
w inspection on Thursday, March 3Ssh, . new
and we'll selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest1ngs!
Al.o a conplcts assortment Of GENTLEaEN's FUR
The patrons Of the old arm, and the public In gen
srHl AZ respectfully Invited to call and examine ~
Stock before making their purchases as tntcnu Ien
Ing at small prOatS to cash and pronps ~ nI5
arm solicit continuance Of the same for the new
S;tSSlShmSnt, JOHN I, LAKlS, Merchant Tailor
no. I02 Main Ht., Wheeling, We.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

Late events have turued public attention
in the Northern States To some other con.
clusion Of this desolatipg war, than that
which they hoped to gam by vaunts, me.
naceS and dispropbttionate levies of troops.
TIE word "armiSticen has lately been
heard 90 the floor Of Congress; and With.
out its walls the praeticability Of cOuVen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
1ailpaateIliaentrr
rEnms nE AnYERrlsINo.

rTuTISauB LTNB cy S0sPisKtt t9E oNI iSsA,J %
LEss, EtEIA ssuLM.
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks s.


Y Y. SHEPPARD Eo.l3l Main Street, corner
, Union, will continue 70 keep on hand AlArSeGad
s,Snie,c NSsGrtnsnt Of all ArtieSsn bis line, consist
mr oi Ladies' and GCntOmeus SaddlsS, Zine SoarSs
Harness. Trunks, Naees, Carpet BAGS SAtehsi''|'A
lars, IlAmSs, Whips, &c. "a
would respectfully call attention to yStoeE 1ad
,rnst bT Strict attention and PromPtnoaS, to merit
continuance Of the public patronage
Ankindi OfFOpAtrinSP PrOIPRSy n yS4TPPARb. SST1i M Wv
.,"SS Ss lSl, Main Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

Rev Dr.. Moses D. Hoge, Of Richmond,
has sailed from a Confederate port for Ea-
rope on mission to procure Bibles. The
Virginia Bible Society has authorized him
to procure $4,000 Bibles aud Testaments
and has appropriated $4,000 towards the
object. Other societies in the ContSderaey
have Joined IN the effort.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

With all their bIathering about Rich.
moud, we believe the capture OF Charles.
ton would afford even more exquisite de.
ligh, to the northern heart than the down.
fall of Richmond. 1t is true that the lat.
ter is the Confederate capital, but its cap
ture, except in name, would prove bar
reu victory. Ifthey could take Richmond,
that event would be probably forCseen by
this Government in time to remove from
the capital everything Of value. Virginia
and the SUIth abound with natural f&ciIi.
ties for manufacturing purposes, and the
workshops already in existeuce in the in;e'
ror would DO increased and multiplied to
an iudefaite extent, The goVeroment ar
chiveS could be transferred to another 10.
cality without any difficulty, and, in the
language Of President Davis, the war could
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
INsURAN CE .

HlTE0T FaIUF
CASH AND TREASURY NOTES, On
hAbd and deposited on call, aud In
Agents hands, ..rs4..sssfs.s.s tg1l,EI ~
BANK sTOCKBin NoS York, Hartford,
EtSt0B, n, Louis, Phlladslpbia, and
other placbs 952, toR W
UTtTED STATES and STATE STOCKS,
NsW YoTt, Ohio, Kentucky, TsnBss-
,os, Hi,sOHh Michigan ihdiahs4".. bs5iBU 81
CITY BONbI Hartford, Rochester,
brooklyn JpfseJ city, NsW York. ..5Hs9 %
RAILROAD STOCKS, Hartford and
Cg1n Etysr sr.,,,,.,,.,...,............. lG7,Il9 %
MOETUA0E n0Sps s........................ iUsBJ0 W
lEAL RsTATE. Ullneunlorsd. .,........ si065 N
Total Asset. y, ,4Ss las 10
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
The Prospeots of Peace.

When and upon What Terms the
Rebels win Make PeRce-AH Article
for those MlSled by the ButternutE
In Read
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

From the Richmond DiPatet of the 9th
of January, which together with the South
ern illustrated News of tho'lOth, aud sew
eral other rebel papers We have on our ta-
bic, we take the following extracts;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15
rRlx1ED aSD PUBLigHEp IT
CAMPBELL & M'DERMoT,
rsTELLr0ESoEn BuILDtN0s'
anna n Qul,.sy srsa kaf",iE'
II 81 =

D.npcsy nlLs'ya E4fls,..,-,,,,.,.-'.!,S, :,
TnWa4s!J tS.r ysat pAyAhi'iH 80 o.
6rAdyatssfg aoss oa i'G.osSbls tarrh' ~
An Adis,anas, q fiou traSaSai
eastsiasrS. mast b. paid 10 SdvAaos
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-15

This defeated and disappointed Ynnkee
General cndeavors to cover up his iDglor
Gus career at Fredericksburg by the va
poring declaration that he remained two
days nt fredericksburg after the repalse oi
his arms, ready to give battle TO Gen, Lee
but that Gen, Lee did not attack hm.-
Why did he not attack Gen. Lee7 Has be
forgotten that on the nigh. o! the battle be
sent a dispatch to his Government s,Gtiug
that on the next morning he should attack
Gen. Lee again2 Now be pre,ends that he
was waiting for au uAttack. If he was very
anxious for it, why could lie not wal, lit.
tie longer, instead Of stealing of Ike q
thief in the mighty
This is the second time Gen. Burnside
has fed from fredericksburg. The Yam.
KEGS will hardly frost him, 10 spite of biz
excuses, to lead their army q third time.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01
DM. d. MGR AE.,

HAVlSG experimeI ted with medicine in the treat
IL ment Of dseAs for years, laying aside all preu
IIces has examined in the meantime all the various
ystems and schools Of medicine and have selected sh
remedies as denonstrate 20 he safe and efieehG
neJecting al mineral pOisOns- To dis-
is comparatively easy task; IL is the curing Of
ihronie diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience and perseverance tempered with kind
IL in the latter class q diseases where p 81
clans mostly make their failures Having given his
lass Of diseases epecial attention. profess Be-
prerared 70 treat all chronic diseases with positive sue
/ mean all that eurabIe cases. unless a 10
5onditionaly, so that patients may depend upon MY
declaration. profess 70 treat successfully all chronic
diseases of the Lungs. Liver Broncha NuralEia Para
lysis, rheumatism and all arrangements Of the Derx.
GUS system Ristula and Piles sEccessfuIIy treated in
from thirty to sixty days without the Of the kniIe
much additional pain. profess to treat with nm
paraleled the lOthsome disease known bV the
name Of Cancer in all its stages without the use Of the
knife or any harsh treatment. II patients will strictly
obey my instructions, will guarantee satisfaetion IN
taken place. The best Of references can be eTen
from citZeRs Of ST. Louis, where devoted my practice
for the last three years. have In once Can.
TumOrs, weighing from u to lbs that have re-
moved with success without the Of the knife For
iurher particulars physicians and others are invited
ocall aud examine for themselves.
RI. meRAE, Gee uIist AID Aurist.
Gives special attention to disease Of the Eye Ear
In this climE e, wher~ the Eye IL subject many
diseases wht fatal a. its delicate stTueture. All
acl ID should attend the earliest symptoms
wedding mo suffering and probable blindness
Letters from distance, containing one stamp will
receive prompt attention Address Box 1922.
ID. McRAH, d. d., 81. Louis, Mo-
OFFICE No. Is KoRIH HFTH 81.
BetWeen Pine and Chestnut streets from the
Court House, Sc. Louis, No. nlzIy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01
Administrators sale.

NOTICE IL hereby given that by virtue Of Q deere
N tai order male aud entered of record by the
county Court Of Will County in the State OF Illinois
the September term thereof D. 1868, in the mat
of petition for leave sell the real OF
which John Mulligan late Of said county deceased.
died seized. wherein Austin Go frey, administrator
Miriam Wilson late Miriam MullIglD, administrative
aud Samuel Wilson husband Of said Miriam and ad-
ministratOr in right Of his wife Of the of said
John Mulligan deceased were petitioners ana Miriam
Wilson late dOw Of Elizabeth Downs late Elizabeth
Mulligan Leila Mulligan, William A. MulIigan, Shell
don H. Mulligan. Emnrett p. Mulligan. Josephine n
MuIligan, Lewis D. MullIgan and Edward H. Mugan
only children AMI heirs at law Of John Mulgan, de-
EIizsSstS haiis w,is sSsd"n sHI ana Snn E
rett Mugan, Hyland II. Downs husband of said
Elizabeth Downs, Samuel Wilson and Miriam Wilson
were detendauts; we shall on the 18th day Of Decem
tier A. D. 1863 betwa the hours of ten O'Clock in the
forenoon and Ave O'clock in the afternoon Of the
day. proceed 10 sell at public vendue TO the highest
bidder for cash the said real estate described ia said
petition deCretal order, and rs follows, tO-Wit The
south half Of the south east quarter of section twenty
one t2l) in Township thirty six 600 North and Of
Range ten Qn) East of the third principal meridian
and the south half Of the south west quarter OF Section
twenty (2 sad Township and Range aforesaid,
together containing one hundred and sixty acres more
less, and also seven and As on more less.
described as follows towit: Begin niPe chains and
fourteen links west Of the north east Of said
aforesaid, thence 8. 2Y nineteen chains and
nineteen links to the north bank Of Desplanes river,
links, thence s. $40 40 Z two chains and sixty five
Inks thence n 20 W. parallel with the east line of
said Section last aforesaid twentythree chains and
twenty links thence $50 40 w. along the north line
o said last named section three chains and forty
eight links to the place ofbegnnng or land Of about
the last aforesaid quantity the north east fraction
al quarter Of said t;,c-AAad all in said County Of
Win State Of lIIinois: ~ the dwelling house on
said deecrihed premises Tor the purposes setorth In
said decretal order.
AUSTIN GODFREY, Administrator.
MIRIAM WILSON, Administrative.
SAMUEL WILSON, Admir-. &c, Of said
Estate.
r. Z. BARBER, Sol
October 26, 1868. MO 6w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01

REMEDIES WANrED-Our correspondent
ut Somervile, who is in the drug business,
says chat he has recently had a number
of appiicati' ms for rather nCvel remedies.
Among them he cites the following;
Something for e child that the worms
have taken root IN. end he is filled with
pains, aud has twisting up and down and
eveFy way.
Something tor a sore that festered with
my old mans foot Something to knock
Q big cold out of an old mans heart and
stounch.' 4 want something, bus dc
net remember the name rightly, but Tin
for . cure
Enough epicac to heove up q girl foul
years old
If the medicines were taken we have M
doubt that considerable 'upheayiDg' wal
the result.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01

I'd Jones was a man somewhat less OF
stature than G,liath Of Gath, though pos
sessin1 perhaps az much physical strength
81 the village wreRtlers thought, when "ut
n snort he took up whole handful OF
than and dasbcd them on the ground -
During a religious revival, Zod was con-
verified and joined the Methodist church -
One evening, While on his way iTnm class
meeting, be Was ssssiled By bal d.EeD
Of his { rner companions, shoutinS-
Nov z has become a christian and
cant 6gbt, lts give him good thrash
ing.
ting f,rth en- arm AZ long 40 b rail. i
know christian cannot Eight. But be
Log 70 . denomination which believes IL
falling from grace; and, aeOntiUued the neW
conner, planting bis foot more firmly CO
the earth. and tIweriHg M ike giant T.
the moonlight. bis arm falling back 70 al
angie Of forty Gee AesrPss. If | shonld la
from grace here he lowered bis voice TO 4
tone OF oplinous sOlemnity, and advancing
three PAGES towards hIs retresting asssIl
ants, IL / should fell from grace woe b
unto y"up
The scamps, oversw ed by doubt Of tb'
saints perseverance,. decamped with pre-
caution, leaving I'D ss Ap'lyon lei
Christian to 90 IN his way rejoicing.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01
7 Ii Z INV A LIDS HOME,
I'll. KNAPP, M. D.,
FoRNERIT OF N. Y. HAs oPENEDA Az
Il N F l r M RY

IN CHICAGO, ILL. 70 a..
hNa neU syUtem, which embraoes the u,ost annrov.
" 60 methods Of treating Diseases In this or auy
Sther country. All Female Diseases Lung Disea.-s
Cancers and Rheumatism are mccall di.easer trrated
N TINS institution, In the treatment % which no man
mas mao more expernce greater success thar the
Doctor Hts eonsutati~os. for years, have aTer.0ed
IIOu n.e 70 sa1 thousand year. The following dis
eases Nhch are pronounced faeHrdbLe the NedicaI
FACULTY generally treated with Success In this In
eases Of women all forms Of scrOfula dyspepsa
stpataon ekin dlseases. caBoerOns and Tuberculo1s
Aneetohs, including pulmonary consumption rhe1ma.
tbmb Paralysis, epilepsy, Asthma salt rheuua remit
ana fevers the diseases Of children
ne has had an extensive practice wonderful snc
60 &C. 20 tne treafment OF CANcERs, which he cure
Sitnont the knife He treats successfully on a new
method, all the dtesses Of the EYE add Ear :
Remember, the dGtor Ioes not promise 10 eure ali
stages Of dtseases while All diseases Are cuRIIIr
taken In season, all are not Your ease NAV ~
enraoie this week, not hext-t0 day, not to-morroW
hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building pleasantly located spacious, and Will
be received where there any doabtso n senrs On
relief The Test nurses only employed Wno With the
phy sican, will make all feal at home that put them.
selves under the care Of bis Institution.
1ERMs-from cen 70 hffken aolIars per Uesk Savdri.
stS an odraRc No patient taken for les term than
one month"; as no he satisfied a. 10 the beneHt
they may receive In Chronic Diseases in Q les time
many patients, who sre not able to 70 the Inf
mary, can be successfully treated 81 b me- which vii,
cost from ten 70 6tteea dollars per m0sth %
All le terss inelosing letter stamp, addressed to
n. kHAPP, n, D. Box l22s, Chicago, NJ, will receive
cOns1Its; 20 free once Hours fsom o s.1tos,.x
Once Us South Clark st.. cor. Clark and Monroe sta
eP''Ai' ieto- nlSly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-01

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c. & r. I. r. r.
Is63. Winter Arrangement. 1863.
ON and after Jan. LIST, Trains on this road vii
4 leave Joliet r. follows:
TRAINS EASTWARD:
Joliet Accommodation, Sl5 n
Day Express and Mail, 4lO P NJ
Night Express, $50 ii
TRAINS WESTWARD;
Day Express and Mail, 1890 A Nj
Night Express, 10 A NJ
Joliet Accommodation returning leaves Chicago o.
$50 P. NJ, and arrives a Joliet at 8 80 P NJ.
Fare to st. Louis, first class, including meals and
Berths on Steamers. $500.
Through Tickets to all the principal Eastern points
and bv all the di@.arent routes.
JOHN F. TRACY, General sup't.
". L. ST. JOHN Gen. Ticket Agent.
H. n. MARSH, Agent, Joliet
Joliet JAN !, 1863