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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-01
Quotas and indebtedness Of states--.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The follow
ing statement exhibiting the quota of the
several States under the Presidents call
for 200, 900 men, dated March IA, 1864,
with all credits deducted from or defc-
iencies added thereto, excepting the en-
listments of veteran volunteers up to
March 1st, 1864:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-01

Mr.. CHASE AND THE EMANCIPATION
PROCLAMATION The New York Lnc,epen-
dent, speaking Of Mr.. OHAsEs letter of
declination says:
His brief but elegant letter Is worthy of tha
pen that eupplird to Abraham Lincoln the lat
and golden sentence OF the Proclamation of
Emancipation.
The last sentence Of the Emancipation
Proclamation reads: aids
Sincerely believing this to be an aet or ina.
tice, warranted BY the Constitution upon mil
'ary necessity, I invoke the considerate iudS.
ment Of mankind. and the gracious favor az
Almighty God. 100 =
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-01

A meeting was held last week at the
Cooper Institute, New York, in favor of
FREMONT for President He was named
as the repres eatative of policy that would
comprehend
vigorous, consistent concentrated prose-
cution OF the war against the insurgent armies
in the fled with adequate penalties for trea-
son, and no amnesty except to absolute sub
mission. (Arplause)
The right OF suffrage to be regulated by leg.
lsla'ive bodies, and not prescribed by the Ex-
ecutive.
No restoration of civil rights as an induce
ment to rebels to fOrSwear themselves
No initiation of serdom by attaching the
person of the ltbOrer to- the soil.
Absolute equality of all men before the law,
without distinction of race or color CHEERS !,
Extension of the benefcenj principles of the
Home tead law and liberal distribution Of
bounty lands among all soldiers
Paramount ma ionality, as opposed to sedi-
tious appi alton OF the doctrine of supreme
State rights
The rigid maintenance of the Monroe doc
trine so as to vindicate the republican nteg-
rty of the continent.
reformed and thoroughly American foreign
pc icy: without regard to the opinions or men
aces OF foreign powers.
a hoOi" 3 otCui vi IoItlSn Immigration.
The one term principle for the Presidency.
so as to secure the integrity of the incumbent
tll the last hour of his office and prevent The
distribution oil his patronage for the subjuga-
ton OF the constituency by Office holders
(Cheers.)
HORACE GRESLEY was introduced to the
meeting and Said:
He WAS happy to he present on an occasion
OF 80 much interest to the friends OF the nation.
1t was one of the most important questions
now before the people. Who is to be
the next chief magistrate? The movement
of the friends of Fremont was factiOus move
ment. II was not intended to divide the new
nation TO arise upon the ruins Ofnew compro-
misses and falsehoOds too long submitted 10. It
was proper NOV ement but he did not believe
that it was in the right OF General Fremont to
press his claims by means of dissensiOns He
considered it u wrong principle IN any man to
seek for a second nomination or election. and
he had said thus on m re occasions tn N one.
The people la ! the right to be the free vo-
cate of their own choice For his own part.
he thought that the friends of Fremont were
moving loo early 1t would be far better to
postpone all nominations until about the lat
of september, VIII united action Mould rr,.
badly be made II was the duty of Union
men to look to these things for the benefit IF
the country and its best interests
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-01

A meeting was held last week at the
Cooper Institute, New York, in favor of
FREMONT for President. He was named
as the representative of policy that would
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LOCALINRWS.M

THE CITY ooUS oILs,

p .'iss s'ss .s 8ss,.sa,S and SssSsS
M tsess,a sp,.cp,ed tbs pstitions ofp H.
Irving 4 Co. and Of Policeman KIRBY, which were
Mr. Hoys. presented ths psiition Of Mrs. M. A.
Brannerm 40 who Keeps 30 srding house on Penn-
m pray, Ss tns
msnt Of DIT, Holmes, Which has become 20 odsn.
Mr.. d. nave been compeIieS 10 remove. '' -. -
Mr.. Noyes moved to refer The petition to select
committee Of three Carried. =. i
Messrs Noyes, Mecaihron, and Barr were APP
RfPosTs 81 eomnrrIrfs, = ~ Z. . yi,s, = :
asked % q si rom 9R he fus,hS on sondSfs
Mr. rsported tss ps s 81 ss$hs Ksy in
referred to the city surveyor. 50 done. "
MT. Barr, from tbs Committee on Police, 70.
police msgstrsfes7 ~ 1iTi ~. ,s5li I'd io % 1, 7.
ward, VIM. }fompson; sourth wsfd, Gilbert l.
Also, isyorsbiy on nomiassias Tor Ipoliee ON;
and Third WsTgs ~ poStponsd. They we're con.
hrmed, as follows Z, n - 'TLsl5l7 .sgltsN b,
First wafdrslmeon Gar}et. = 80 ,s5
Fourth ward-Mou! gConnor, Va W. Kirby
sixth wsrdEwm. III ISsSyt 81 ,7. ,,; o., n Il,
seventh as?,ss a.psarn; 90. Ia. ,s;,. u
sy,;oy q y. ,n.S !. ass o
James sssoI r ToIeI ,..Io w,,,o.v, "a
TbiSs sneh,s, sob AZ, nj al.
tri.f G.",ss E.n.nshe r'0nNo'1e14eNi''
,i Fourth ward, q. district Joseph Glosbechi "a
Fifth wsTsnpse%s NAE Nsisy .rtn rr-r .a',r
s ssx.n, H.ra.AnaIsw Bs Ws,.n "'" 500
M. istvts sask,d ths, tssSioiut ,e.o,utSa ror
the sppontmenf Of a special eommittss 20 urge
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CANTHRDURY.-Last night, despite the warm
westher this hall was filled, aud 10 usually the
case, theperformance went OF In the best possible
style. Tonight the capital company again appear
MunisAn, West, willisms, Dougherty, and Redden,
Ia negto acts; Mons. Sol oAy and his beautiful
ballet troupe In the serio comic ballet Of La Fete
D'ArrAgon; Mips SAllie Sunderland sings several
sweet soDgs, and the performance concludes with
the farce Of" Sports at Athlone." Fun Enough fol
one night, surely.
VARIETIRs.-Last night this popular and ma.
tional music hall was hlied with amuse ment GEEK.
ers to witness the great life-hiatory OF 1.-THE Belle
OF Washingten.n II will again be performed this
evening, and those who have not witneBted this
weird and mysterious drama should now avail
themselves or the opportunity. a. It will shortly
be taken from the boards altogether. Lettie Chan.
der, W. J. Thompson, together with the great
company. Look out for new faces
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ID ECRUITING IN REBEL STATES
IN FOR LOYAL STATES.
VII. MASSACHUSETTS IN THE FIELD.

The Headquarters Of the Assistsnt Provost AIsr-
shal q massachusets for N. Il virginia are Nes.
vania avenue, near Seventh street, where full In
formation regarding the magnificent induesments,
mAs,achusetts, can be obtained.
Pull particulars can also be obtained of ROBERT
DWELLY, psq,, No. 60 King street, AieSa udria,
setts. aue-tf
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GFFICE DEPOT ooMMissARY OF
~. sUBsISTENCE, -. ,..,.,

d .G..ry WAsHfNsfor, d. o., Aug. g. fbB.
v Sealed proposals are invited until the i2th inst
~ O'clock NJ for furnishing the Untted states
Auhatstenoo Department with
TWO t2ooI HUNDREp BARRELS OF CORN
A.. MEAL,
70 be delivered at the Government Warehouse In
Georgetown, or at the WhArves or Railroad De.
S got IN Wsshingt on, ?; e, At such time a. the
Soyernment may direct, after ave days notice.
1he Corn Meal TO be delivered In good, sound
ntnefrNr (le6) pounds to be fresh ground, and OF
good, understandable qualify, And win be Inspected
Just before II 10 received.
Payment will be made In sertiasstss Of tndebted-
ness, or such other funds a. the Government may
hAye for disbursement.
,hids 70 be addressed to the undersigned at No,
1ls q street, endorsed Proposals for Corn MEAL
au6-6t s. c. GREENE, Capt. 4 C. s. v.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEWSPAPERS, AND PERIODI.
AJ.EpwIN HALLESBEck, dealer in New.p..
pers, Periodicals, Novels, Stationery, Prints, To-
bscco, segars, Flags And Playing CGrdsJ also, .
large assortment Of Plain and Colored Photo.
graphs, IFS King street. four doors below Provost
mafshAlb office, Alexandria, Va.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for the Wash.
ington DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN received.
Ap20-u
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

CosLING HOUSE FOR SALE. THE
~ proprietor ofthis popular and well-known
Hotel and asstsqtsnt Intends 70 retire fom bust
Any one wishing TO engage In 4 LUCRATIVE
BUSINESS can call on the proprietor on Pennsyl-
streets. 49," auoe-t,ys
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

10 ALMosT, Al, Accrbssf, 4on Saturday, while
the United 3tstes Cosst sdfvey ate amer Bob. on
lyins'at the navy yard, was experimenting on her
sng.ne, the srYts;taIi q ths plston ded suddenly
Ut the engine promptly stopped tho eDglne, there
by preventing \ serious accident, Had one half
would have been the consequence. Great praise
10 due ar; Smith for his presence Of mind and
: Chief Engineer NApes In mediateIy proceeded to
ascertain The cause or the break, when he found
u 10 be defect In the Iron, which he reported TO
the Department.
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AUCTION SALES
A ucTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT

l. A UCTION SALE az, rnUDf,rr ~, !, r.,
l - 81. .CfRoPhRTT. sns.F IL Hro1F !.
ory;cr h, pss e. % rHE IsTtsIoR, n
win be- soIs az n,,,b N q A,,gu't .a
Iiarrs M on m,ssa,l nso ~ a M ID %
sto ans WIss,sgtop :snI.os q one
uvdr.Si,, ~ ,p nno 90 Snst hon 1s9 barrels
Rss.,s. = sS.menIlioV pounas AsPhalt, Asphalt
vveIl sfVern WOODEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with a
LAike 10y OF nohtnE agd travelling Cranes, Blocks
anu rhns, wire ana Hemp Hope, Derrieki shov.
az. n,,a rIames btrsp and Rails,
rhn * o. cIanns, Se 49,. I. ,I.a ss..n2 10,
the Goyernmsnt yyaSaho,,.a ~ l,s sriuses nna
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GALE BY THE UNITED STATES
I'D OF sTALLIONs AND BROOD MARES. -.

GALE BY THE UNITED STATES
- OF STATIONS AND BROOD MARES. ~
CurEF QuARTrRMAsrERs orrIeE, ! q.
WAsniSGIos, D. c., Aug. 9, 1884.
Mule. Advertised to be sold at the Corrais, near
the Observatory, In the city Of Washington, 90
WEDNESDAY, August 10, 1854, AZ. 40 O'Clock, a.
q, ,nsre VIII be sold at the same time and place
y Swallows AND BRoop MARES, :
oondemned as unit for public service.
Terns--Cash, In Government funds. ..s
20. ID. n. RUCKER,
brtgAdier General AID Chief Qu After master,
auoot Depot OF Warrington.
A UCTIoN SALE OF Condemned
N ,--r,r HORSES. H. -
Wan DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BgREAu,l
OFFICE OF CHEZ QuARIEhaASrEh, ! =.
WIN be sold 81 PUBLIC AUCTION, 10 the hi9h.
sst bidder at the amea and places named below,
Lebanon, penna THuRsDAY. July "A, 1884.
Reading, PennA., THURSDAY, illly "a, 1854.
Harrisburg, PeunA,, tn uRsDAY, July %, 1854.
~ w,illianspOrt, PeRnsr THURSDAY, August II,
TWO HUNDRED laOO, Cavalry Horse, at each
These Horsea have been condemned AZ unit for
the Cavalry service OF the Army.sI.
., for ROAD "a sSd Earn purposes many good bar.
Horses sold lingly r.- srr.. ... r.r,
Terms; Csah, In United state. currency:
IT,. -. It. Colonel anL Chief Quartsrmaster,
ysSt -r- Cavalry Bureau.
A UCTIoN SALE OF Condensed
IA HORSES. - ~, ~.
Wan DEPARTMEsT, CAVALRY RuREAU,)
oIIIeE OF CHIEF QUARIEBaAsrEA,
WhsHIE0roN, d. July n, 1884. .
WIN he sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at GissbOrO, D. C., on a.. -
FRIDAY, August 8, 1861, 100 Cavalry Horses;
TUESDAY, August v, 1851 lOO Cavalry Horses.
Theae hoFHsA have besn condemned a. unit for
the cavalry service Of the ARMY ,.l 70
gsius may be had. - - 49,
Horses sold singly. .rt
Terms caah, in United stAtss cuTEsney,,t a.,
-. .rr. JAMES A. EKIN, -.
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief QuArternAstst,
jy2siit = Cavalry BnreAu.
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= SozoDoET.-This word has. been staring
everybody In the face for the past few weeks, 10
now getting Into nearly everybody'a mouth, il .
preparation for, cleansing, bsautifyinEl and pre-.
serving the teeth, sgettening the breath, and ar
resting the progress OF decay, q; ~.
Sold by lIuRRlta. au9eO3t
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CMITH Il FAIRS,
- FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
And
LADIES' REsTA RANT,
No. llS West Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
The Tarest delieasies, Fruits, Creams, Pound,
Sponge, and Frosted Cakes supplied to families at
shortest notice.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY.
S1-The choicest Wines constantly on hand.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

DISSOLUTION OF 7C0PARTNER-
~ sHlP-The oopsItnership existing between
EDWARD OWEN and SAMUEL OWEN in the
Military and Naval Merchant Tailoring business,
under the firm OF K. owen Son, Tor the last TWEEN.
~ years. Ii this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business in future will he conducted by
SAMUEL W. OWEN, at their old stand, 2I2 Penn
BylvAnia avenue, to whom payment will be made OF
ali outstanding debts due the late tiIm.
r. OWEN.
SAMUEL W. OWEN.
ltn,
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BILLY EST,
TIE GREAT 49,.
SONG AND DANCE DARKEY,
TONIGHT
NJ e w nv VEN ION
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,

On s. D. sl6EsMONDh HAYWARD
lsO PennsylvAniA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Naahington.
DIS. s. h II. calls the attention OF the public to
the following advantages OF their impFov ed stem:
list. The teeth oil their manufaoture viii never
eorrode nor change color by any acids, and are
three'lourths lighter than any other.
III. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them
Sd. The roots Will be made inoffensive and never
TO aohe,. F..F
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, 40 perma-
nent ones can be made Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression Of the faoe, which,
under the old system, 10 frequently dishgured,
bth This work has been fully tested for over
I'VE Year, by many OF the frat chemists and physi-
clans OF this and the old country.
Drs. s. Il H. have also invented white indie
struotible metal filling, with which the most sen
sitive teeth be filled without psinl and can
build up perfect sound tooth on any side roots,
which will last through lifetime. -. ur.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUr.PAINb b. q,
With InnoxIOus vapor, by Drs. sigesmond q Hay.
ward, go Pennsylv sniA avenue invent0ra and sole
manufacturer Of AnAeutto lnnoNious vApor (not
Laughing Gas nor ChlOroform or Ether but
strictly an Anseste agent, entirely free from ex.
hilarntinS effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sloep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
fnsensibility to pain. oil. a.i D.
The best o! references given II required.
Call and examine Tor yourselves. my2S
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

WHITKHURsT's GALLERY, 4J4 PENNSYLVANIA
AvENUE-This celebrated establishtnent has lust
been elegantly rettted and furnished. Has one Of
10 this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing nkenessea .of distinguished persons,
both civil and military. LikeneaseA OF many Of
these fallen in battle oan be obtained here, For
superior work, Whitehurst outstripping his COM
petitUrs, tsseivsd = medal at thu Worlds Fair,
imperial Photographs, also visnetts now much
ought after - ~ ~ noyl4--u
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DHILP q SoLoMoNS,
BOOKSELLERS ARMY sTATIoNERs,
PRINTERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
Sa2 PEHHsYLvAAIA AvEhun,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Work.,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty BiAnkl,
Record books for use at heAlQ uArterI by As
sistAnt AdjutAnt GeneraI.
Blank books msde, and Printing done 70 order on
very short notice.
All Printed Books en-, By mail free Of postage
os9S-N
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

THH only place whore you can purchase India
Rubber goods Of all kinds at prioes "
At II. A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, $40
PonnhylvhniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beAuti.
ully repaired al short notice. mar 21-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-09

ANY one having occasion TO visit private
medical institution are advised TO call on Dr..
Vellny.
A large and successful practice here and else.
where enables him TO guaranty aperiect cure in all
cases. T.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential Persons calling sec no one but
the Doctor. r.- lebl.-tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05
The ClOrIcaIKIss

Dominic Brown had reached the mature
age Of Eve and forty without ever having
taken part 10 the pie SAINT Iabial exercise.
Doe o. his deacons had a very charming
daughter, and for year or two the Dom
iue found it very pleasant to call upon her
three or four times a week. In fact, all
the neigbbors said be was ''courting" her,
and very likely he was. though be had not
the remOtest suspicion of it himself Ore
Monday evening be was sitting as usual
beside her, when sudden idea popped 10
20 bis bead.
Miss Mary said be. 4 have known you
for long time. aid l never thought Of
such thing before, but now ] would
like for you TO give me kiss. Viii
youH saH"E. I'd
Well, Mr. Brown reI lied she, arcbine
her lips 10 very tempting way, If you
think it would DOT be wrong, have no ob.
jecriOn.
Let us ask blessing 6rst,' sad the
good man. closing his eyes and folding his
arms For what we are about to receive,
the Lord make Us duly thankful
The chgste salute was tLen given and
warmly returned.
On Mary, tbut was good = Dried the
Dominic, electrified by new sensation. -
Let US have another and then return
thanks
Mary did not refuse, and when the oper.
ati0n bud been repeated, the Dominic ejac.
ulated in transport Of joy:
For theereature comforts which we have
now enjoyed the Lord be praised, and may
they be sauctifed to our TEMPORAL and
eternal good.
History says that the fervent petition Of
the honest DumiDIe was duly answered. for
in lnss than a month Mary became Mrs.
Brown.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05
ANFOR DIS
LIVER INVIGORATOR.
NEVER DEBILITATING-

TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM Gums,
and has become established fact Standard Ned
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05
S . M e THIN NEW
DsS. ID. MGR AE

HAVING experimeI ted with medicine in the treat
Ii ment Of diseases fer years, laying aside all prsu
uiCes has examined in the meantime all the various
systems and schools Of medicine and selected such
Remedies AS can demonstrate to be safe and effcsat
rejecting al! mineral pOsons To remove acute dir
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience and perseverance tempered with kind
ness 1t is in the latter class Of diseases where phys
Clans mostly make their failures Having given hi
class oil Diseases may special attention, profess to
prerared TO treat all chronic diseases with sue
conditionAlly, that patients may depend npon nv
declaration profess 20 treat successfully all Chronic
siseases Of the Lungs Liver Bronchia Nuragia Para
lysIs rheumatism. and all Heterogeneous Of the nerv
Gus system. fstula and Piles successfully treated I'm
from thirty to sixty days. without he use OF the knife
paraeied success the lOthsOme disease known by the
name of Cancer in all its stages without the Of the
KNIFE or any harsh treatment II patients will strictly
obey my Instructions will guarantee satisfaction in
all cases where DISCRIMINATION Of the vital orran
has taken place. The best Of references can be eiysn
for the last three have in my once Can
GERS TumOrs, weighing from To lbs. that have re-
moved with success, without the Of tie knife For
further particulars physicians aud others are Invited
to call and examine for themselves.
Rr. McRAE, OecuIIst AID Aurist,
Gives special attention to diseases OF the Eye and Ear
In this climBte, WHERE the Eye is subject 70 % many
diseases Whh fatal TO fits delicate structure All
peTsonsA ced should attend to the earliest sympeun
avoiding mu' h suffering and probable blindness
Letters from distance containing one stamp uiH
receive prompt attention Address Box 1922
d. McRAR, NJ D., st. Louis, Ne.
OFFICE No. % NORTH FITTH 81.
Between Pine aud Chestnut Streets one from the
Court House, St. Louis, Mo. nl2IY
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THE INVALID'S HOME.
III. KNAPP, M. D.,
FORMEELT OF N. Y, has OPENED An
i N F / r nj A RY,
n CHINAnO mn

IN CHICAGO, ILL.
I'm new system, which embraces the most annrov.
~ ed methods Of treating Diseases in this or anv
other country. All Female Diseases, Lung Disea,-;
cancers and Rheumatism, special diseases treato
IN this Institution, in the treatment Of which NO A
mas had more experince greater suecess than -
Doctor. His coBsultati~ns for years have averaged
from nve 70 SIX thousand year. The following dis
eases whleh are pronounced tBcTdble by the Medical
Faculty generally, treated with success in this In
stituton. All nervous and neuralgia affections dis
eases Of women, all forms Of scrufua dyspepsia
anectiohs, including pulmonary consumption, rheumA-
tisn, Paralysis, epilepsy, Asthma, salt rheum remit
tent and Intermittent feyer-. the dis"@ses rE''''
He has had extensive practice and wonderful snc-
Cess IN the treatment Of CANCERS which he cnrs
without the knife He tTeats successfully on new
method, All the diPeSses of the EYE and EAR
NeWemOer, The tor aOes promise 10 cure all
1855 o. diseases While ALL diseases are CUkGBLE II
Aen 10 season, all s-AOEs not Your css. MAJ be
durable this week, not next-to day nor to-maTro,S
hence, the danger ofdeIay.
Inc Building pleasantly located spacious And will
several hundred patients. No caIe will
DC Ieceixsa where there are any doubts seurs or
IeIet Ibe best nurses only employed, wno with the
ph5slcan will make all feal az home that put them
selves under the care of this institution. .
TERMS-frOm ten to fifteen dollars per week izrarf-
aoty IN advance No patient taken for less term than
one month, as he satisfied To the baneAk
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in less time
many patients, who are not able TO come the Inf
mary can be successfully treated me- which will
cost from ten 70 fifteen dollars per month
All LETTERS inciosiDg letter stamp, addressed to
d. KNAPP n, D. Box 422S, Chicago, Ill, will receive
prompt after tiOn.---
COnsultat;sa free. Once Hours from A. n. t. o.
Once us South Clark st.. cor. Clark and Monroe "a
eep''iI' leeo. n13Iy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05

Esr.rp on nronv o%nn,po npcn

ESTATE OF PERRY STURGES, DECD.
I)UELlC notice is hereby given, that on the third
1 Monday Of April next, (Oeng the 18th day ofsaid
nonth shall attend before the County Court 81 Will
county Court House in the city Of Joi' for the
purpose Ofsetling and adjusting ali claims against
tue estate Of Perry StuTges 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 to said estate, also request
ed 10 make payment to the undersigned without delay
Iii. SARAH L. STURG rs, Admx.
JOnet, Feb. 10, 1854. How
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-04-05
for Violation Of IRjune-
items IN Selling Sewing Machines.

arr. JOSEPH THORN has been arrested By the
MI United Stairs NArsbsl, and lodged in Kldridrs
trret AN for violating fujunetoR By selinr seT
ing machines. On nodo. Of George CHORD, Esq, an
atssehnsst gss gr.nlsa = yutge smaIIy. in tAS.
swing naehses in yiolstion Of al injunetol isaasf
aeana hin, on TIE patents owned BY ne Wheelsr <
ksr Sewing Machine Company, and kloWl ~ - ssW
ing .achiae bed p.tsat EioletinS o. erdaEsfcsuss
liable % 11niShDsnt b. ~ NJ iUpxil 49,