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From the army hospital-the bloody batte-
zsld-the mansion of the rich and humble abode
o4 the poor-from the office and the sacred desk
from the mountain top, distant valleys and
far-of islands Of the ocean-from every NOOK
aud corner of the civilized worlds pouring
In the evidence OF the astonishing effects OF
BRAKES SPLANTATION BITTERS. Thou
sands upon thousands Of letters lse the fol-
lowing may be seen at our office:
RRpsBuRY, Wis, Sept. 1s, 1853.
80 have been in the army hosps-
tails for fourteen months-speechless and near
Iy dead. At Alton, Ill., they gave me bottle
cf Plantation Bitters. Three bottles
restored my speech and cured me. n
c. II. FLAUTs.'
SOUTH WARSAW, o., July 2S, 1853.
80 One young nan, who had been
sick and not out of the house for two years
with Scrofula and Erysipelas, after paying the
doctors over $3.50 Without benefit, has been
cured by ten bottles of your Bitters. \
EDWARD WeUEALI."
The following is from the Matron OF the
Union Home School for the Children OF Volun
seers:
HAvEMRYBR MANSION, 57TH STREET,
NEW YORK, August 2, 1863. {
GDR. DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation
Filters have been given to some % our little
children suffering from weakness AID weak
lungs with most happy effect. One little girl,
Il particular, with pains III the head, loss OF
appetite, and daily wasting consumption, On
whom all medical skill had been exhausted,
hsx been entirely restored, Ne commenced
with but teaspoonful OF Bitters day. Her
appetite increased; strength and health follow
I'd. Il y
Respectfully, Mrs. o. M. DsvcR.'
sss I owe much to yen, for verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my
Life.
REV W. B. WAesoEsR, Madrid, N. Y"
SAT Thou wilt send yns tv7o bottles
more OF thy Plantation Bitters. aIy wife mas
been greatly benefited by their use.
Thy friend, ASA CURg1s, PhiladeIphis Pa
~ have been great sufferer from
dyspepsia, and had 10 abandon preaching.
y The Plantation Bitters have cured
REV. Us. CATHoRN, Rochester, II. Y
Send Us twenty four dozsu more
oaYour Plantation Bitters, the popularity ct
which ere daily increasing with the guests OF
or house SYEEs CHADWICK & Co.
2ropristors Wizards Hotel Washington, D. O."
90 have gissn the Plantation Blt-
sars TO hundreds OF Our disabled soldiers with
The most astonishing effect.
O. W. ID. AHp.rlVs.
Superintendent Soldiers Home Cincinnati, O."
!s@ The Plantation Bitters ha ve cured
lie CT liver complaint, Of which / was laid I'D
Rrostrate and had TO abandon my business.
Il. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
SO X The Plantation BitteTs have cured
sas OF arrangement CT the kidney ana uriua-
~ organs that has distressed me for years Il
scts like charm.
q. q. MOORE, Agent for Colgate Sc Co,
PSI Broadway"
&C., &c, 30, &C.,
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SMALL POX IN THE DISTRICT.

The Action of the Governmen ent and the Mn.
nicipal Authorities in reference tOit
In the House, yesterday, Mr.. Lovejoy stated
that the Committee for the District Of Colum.
bia, under the instruction Of the House, have
had the matter of the small .pox i'm this Dis.
trict under consideration, and have received
several comm munications from different persons
" hich he asked to have read.
The Clerk read, as follows:
JANUARY IA, 1861.
SIR: The undersigned members of the com.
mittee to whom reference was made to ex xamine
into the corporate powers OF the Mayor and
City Council Of the city of Washington, respect.
fully report:
That tmong the powers conferred by the act
Of 1920, Incorporating the city of Washington,
and still in force, are the following, contained
in section seven:
"To establish b q board of health. with comma
tent authority TO enforce Its regulations, and to
establish such other regulations as NAV be
necessary to prevent the Introduction of con.
tagious diseases and for the pres yation of the
health of the city"
And the following in section eight:
"To establish and erect hostftals or nest.
houses" &c.
Considering these provisions and the annexed
report of the Surgeon General, it appears to the
undersigned that no further legislation by Con-
gress is cessary IN the premises.
All which is respectfully submitted.
THOMAS T. DAVIS,
JOHN B. STEELE.
Hon. Owen Lovejoy, Chairman Committee Dis
trict Of Columbia.
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SURGEON Generals Office.

Surgeon Generals Office,
Washington City, d. c., Jan. Is, 1864 {
SIR: have the honor to report, tor the iu-
formation OF the Committee of the House for
the District of Columbia, that having received
authority from the Hon. Secretary OF War. to
give hospital accommodation 10 all such cases
of small pox, occurring in the District, as could
not be provided for by the Givil authorities,
measures We're adopted two months since to
enlarge the Kalorama hospital, and upon ap-
plieation by the Mayor or Superintendent &c
Police, small pox patients are at once re moved
to 1t for treatment.
A small nox hcspItal has also been established
al Alexandria, under similar regulations. In
creased facilities for vaccination, or revaccina.
tions, have been for all employees of the Gov.
eminent, and it has been recommended to the
Superintendent of Police that an Office for gra
tuiious vaccination of all persons, be at once
opened in q central portion Of the city
The yaecin ation all children attending the
public schools, and Of all the police and other
employees of the city could be made com mpulsory,
and is res pc ctfnily recommended as a sanitarv
measure. JosxPH.R K. BARNES
Acting Surgeon q enerai
Hon. Owen Loyejoy, Chairman House Com
Inftfee Of District. AK - = -. =
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the community
The bringing into the city of thousands, and
the crowd that usually follows such bodies, IL
1t did not introduce, certainly occasioned the
spread Of the contagion, and ind uced me TO call
the attention of the City Councils to the tact Of
its prevalence in our midst In the following
communication.
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
Hon. Owen Loyejoy, &c.
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lay COOK 81 CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 4a2 Fifteenth Street, ..- -...
DEALERS IN -.-
~ GOVERNMENT BONDS, .....
TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES,
VOUCHERS, COIN,
t.. CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE. IL.
s We shall continue to sell AT PAR
until further notice,
THE SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
FIVE TWkNTIES,
payable IN twenty years, and reieensble At the
pleasure of the Goyerau1ent after five years from
date. The unsold balance of this loan is now
lsss thar One RRndssd millions Of Dollars,
and isbeins rapidly absorbed by home and fo eign
den and fer investment, and BY the new National
Bonds will like the "se ven-Thirty'' Losn. sd-
tsase tsse to handsome premium. As an investment
Stx pc, Cen. pc, Annaaa IN Gold,
gfsso1s ppisss of snnua equivalent, At present
The The COUPON BONDS payable to bearsr) are
EfRb EfSe s1s
sha .b ansterabls as bank stock upon the books OF
, tue reasGry, and therefore preferred for perma
sioo ass's ss5o lsss Sc ;sSss
These bonds are exe,nn, ero,, Al, ,o.,
the Soxerninent tax upon them is only one and
one nai1 per cent per annum upou the interest
When the income OF the holder exceeds 8 900.
Cineniars are furnished at our counter, or upon
application BY mail giving my further fio
thst ay be desired concefLips this and her Gov
srnment Loans and the organization of Nationsl
Banks.
We feep on hand and for sale a full, sunn,v a,
ALL GOVERNMENT sECuRITiEj
de l6-dtf JAY COOKE Il CO.
HLARIRIED CIDERI
" OIL AKIfI1D O. nm,
Just reosivst Per Schooner Helen Mar, from
Ros too Mass. HEe.-
All persons In want OF PRIME CLARIFIED oI
DER are invited to call and 81 anime tails at
RILkY A. fHINED
Union Be- ttling Depot, No 81 Green st.,
def2-1w. GEORGETOWN, . q.
WRAYPIko PApxR for sale at the Star ON Co ooun
!. at six cents per pound V0
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~ Prof james C.Watsop, difec.
ebsery atoTy at Ann Arbor, Mich ;s So1 oi .ue
q comet on the 9th inst. - - a'eeosefea
~rhe pickpockets in , .,,, vo.A
nees.
Inc nus .an fleet Will visit Boston next
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THE WEEKLY STAR,

This excellent Family and News Journal
containing greater variety of interesting
] Ieat ing than can be found In any other, is
published on Friday morning
1t invariably contains the "Washing,on
News" that has made the daily EVENING
STAR circulate SO generally throughout the
country.
TERMS.
Cash, SHrasiob.y ia advance.
Single copy, per annum. 50
Single copies in wrappers, FIVE CENTS.
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AMUSEMENrS.
GROVE RS TkEATER,
PsassyIucnir Auess1c, secr WiHards Hotel
LhOHks G 9RoyEk.--.....-.- Director

PsnnsyIucni5 Auesae, aea- W;Hards Rosel
LsoHAs DGRovEh-.---...----- g --.--..- Director
AGREAT BILL, FOE SATURDAY NIGHT,
Yer the cny time this season M st positively the
>'''s - ' JACK SHEPPARD,
with our sTss soPas sTEHss''
~bo returns to us. after q long and serious at o1
HANDSOME JACK.
.hiSh ,s = correct adaptation from Aiasworth
period, BEING series OF strange nd ntures fnl o
e ssuson' Ts.tns i.cdsas ssd hsr
Srcus rcbf er, fsvorits OF a numerous class oi
the peope visissa BY the a:st men Of ais day. III.
gS,ttsit vas painted oy Sir James Thosnhiu. q
e the
contession in Nswsae, inssrucfsvs ] ana m moral ia
tenseney, Containing much admirable sdvics to Il q
Ibis tsaturdayl evening. Jan IS, 1854. VIII b.
presented p the efAi jazz ks ssHsppaRp dsfIi 4
with remsri ably oHerfsl ssst of chsrs,tefs
efs Fot: tes BY
FoRD'e NE E~THEATER,
TENTB STREET. ABOVE E.
JoHH T. YoRp--.. Manager and Proprieto.
Lsstniskt of the initial week Of
MRS. D. P. BOWERS,
SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. ls, 1854.
BI a N O "A;
Oh,
THE ITALIAN WIsE's REVENGE.
To eonclu de with al slsr ant farce.
In preparation,
LADY AUDLEY'S SsCRBT;
OR, THE MYsTBaIIs OF AUDLGY HALL.
Also,
LADY IsA9BL Os EAST LgNNE
GOT TSCHALk.
At WILL ARDS HALL
On TIL HU R5L AT and FRI DAY Jsn. 81 and u,
Max Sfrah cscs has ths honor to annoIn3 n e he
fUccsedRd in making arfsn e. msnts wit 4 ths
.OiioHing cox Ptsilstion ct musical Gale br.ties.
MItE ANGIOIINA OOBDIER,
tie cels brsted Pripa Donna fro a the New Sork
Eoston 81 d Philads,pnIs Acs dsmi.s % Music.
s,g GAR o PATTI. the young scd IA a'ented vin-
HnrJ (hrotker of ~ tlins and JarIotts Pstt, q
ID. 60 rfs1aALK the grssts.t liyias Pia1ia.
Or THURSDAY aud FRIDAY jan a aodgs
9. hEHAfNs r usicsl Director and Coudu tor
mission 81; reserved seats 50 ,;ss extra seats
rsy secured for tntn lights at w e. Mstzsr-
cite Susic Store commencins on Tuesfsy at as
pcnrs open g. f}a concert at O'Clock. j. Is l~+
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak stron z
the ianguta brilliant, and are exhausted ra
snre's great restorer. They are composed of
tas celebrated Caisaya Bark, Wintergreen,
Sessafras, Roots, Herbs, &c, all preser we'd in
perfectly pure St. Croix Rum
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EDUCATIONAL.

DRO0KyILLE ACADEMY,
II HONS School for BOYS.
Terms sec per session f2l wsskA.D Address
r K. BURNS, Principal,
de % I'm Brcohv3lle, Montgomery 60. ;, Nd.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

CORRESPONDENCE.
To Miss AnFa =. Dickinson, PhiladelphtI Pa
Miss . CRIMSON: Heartily appreciatius the value
cf your seIsicss in the campaigns In New Hamo
sh'Ie. Connecticut. Pennsylv Ania and New York.
and the Qualities that have ombinet to give vo,
the dsssrvsdly hish reputation you enjoy And d..
.ri, we'll to testify that appreciation as to ss
cure 10 fseiyes the pleasure of hssriaR you va
unite in cordially inviting 20 delivsr an add
thib wntsr st the Ca pita, at some time suited to
your Own convenience.
Wasbir gtOn, D. c., Decem ber Is, 1888 r..-
Fl Hs,nfiD, Schuyler CoIfax,
J IL. Lane. ..r....: Il. @ Wilder.
James Dixon. Thaddens stsvsns,
CT al les Sumner. Henry DeminR
II. B. Anthony, VIM Keiiey, e.. .
Ichn Che RI az, , A Garded F..
Ira HarIle. h. B. Van ValkepburR
fer Wsde, and seventy other Repre-
tors. .i-. ..s s..
Ros Hannibal Hanilin, Vice President of III. U,,,
led States; Hon Schsy9er Colf.r, speaker of the
f}cUsc Of RfprestHa,tres Hons j III Lane las
Disos, Charles Sumner, H. B. Anthesy, Henry
Wilson, joins Sherman, A.. Wilder, Taaddeus
Stlvens, Henrs C. Dsming. William T. Kelky
Robe,t c. C.SehsSek, J. A Garfeid. and ethsrs:
X GENTLEMEN: thank you sincerely for the great
Snd most unexpected honor which you have co a.
rsrred upon ae BY your kind invitation to speak
in Washington. a4ts f. 70 a.E -t
Acceptir it, would suggest the 18th of January
as time, desiring the prooseds to bs devoted to
the help Of ths suffering freedmen.
truly yours, - ANNA Z. DICKINS1N
171O Locust st Philadel phia, Pa, Jan. 7, 1864
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
BY remarkably large vote has rendered
MES DICKINSON
the use OF their ball for the occasion
Adniss'on to the foor Of the h0sse, 81: to the
galleries. % cents. .f ~ .t.
Tickets sale It the principal hotels and book.
stOreB' .- a-..#a ja il
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Novor's Offce. Citn Rnll.

Hoyor's Offce, City Hall,
Washington, ID. C., December |, 1861 {
To the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council:
Gentlemen: l may not be Improper to suS-
gest to your Boards the necessity Of making
some provision for the speedy removal of in
fected persons, the destruction OF furniture ana
wearing apparel, where necessary, for the
health OF the community. The rapid spread
OF eIuptlve contagious diseases renders some
action on your part imperatively necessary,
and must be my apology for calling your at
tentioH TO this subject
Very respectfully,
4A- RICHARD WALLAsH, Mayo-
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BOARDING.
DENTISTRY.

tEEAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
AseA E1I actES .stth0s. Pain tcifA tbs MKhyits Of
Oxygtn
would advise all pers0ns having teeth TO OK
sract to call st DR.. LEWIE'S offcs, asR.
and hsve them taken out by this new
and harmless process, Also call &ndIITr1fT
examine the Doeter's and i'm
proved method of Insertips ArtiGcisl Teeth. II
you once see the great improvement in hts teeth
you viii have them IN no other style than this ne.
And ralu able one. No PAP Pa avenue. sstwssn
iln sud 18th streets
no IS sR LEwIE M. D.. Dentist
wi. LOOMS. NJ, b. = fhs = Inventor and pstentss
Of TIE MIN kRAL PLATE TEETH, at kee
teI3s personally ~ his cfics in tn e SukfzsE9.ER
city! Many psrsons can wear these 4lTrTYSY
teeth who cannot wear others, and
person can wear others who cannot wear these.
Pertons callin ct my OH can be scoommoc ated
With ang ttyle and pcica of Testh they may desire
ont 10 those who particular and wish the pures'
siesn st. strongest and most perfect derture that
Art can produce the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted
Rooms 10 this city-No, S3S Pennsyl vaniA avenue
eetS cen eth and lGth streets Also, 297 Arch St.,
Philadelphia nar41y
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EoRuITs
WANTED.
TO FILL TUE QUOTA OF THs
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
1892,
sln5 of which will be paid in sdvauoe
BOUNTY FOR NEW RECRUITS.
1892,
slo5 Of which will be paid In advance
BOUNTY FOB CoLoRBD REoRUITs,
$50,
Paid In advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO ENLIST
VIII apply to any of the following
RECRUITING OFFIOERs:
3. BACON,
Ensine Hall, nesr the Market, On Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
&c. HYDE,
Corner OF Fourteenth and New YORK avenue
CA KEAsBEY,
street, near corner of Einetsensh and Penn
sylyanis avenue.
c. PARKER,
Corner of High and Dunbarton streets, George.
town. de 5-tf
r M VAl.
HINTON + THgL,
MERCHANT AND HILTT4RY TAIL0RS,
And Ep ensye Dealers in
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
From the old stand, 100, TO 3as pennsyivsnis
avenue, under M ~ potitsa Hotel
Washington, Decembsr. 1853 ian I'm
HRpHANs' COURT, Tln s, fsi4-DisTsIoT OF
~ CoLUsBIA, WaShtast Oh I0astty. 10 tsu In the
case OIL Ruth sOf 4Sul, All IIsfT 2tfix OF J Dhu
Jrhnson, deceased the ad rlInistFstrix aforesaid
Ss,ninston ;oHnty Aforesaid | .ppd'n,ed ssrGs
DAY tn. 3th instant for the 6nai settisnient aud
and Of the assets il hand ss sr as he be- -
been collected and turned into money; when and
Fed to tie Il
Nashington county ssoressid sta their claims
from eli IL nisy ssd
a ts s1
TO the said thday OF January, 1854
ia 7lawsw. Register Of wills.
IlAVINa Connected with the Beuss Furnishing
Merchant am .prepard to attend promptly to al
large and dry basement Tor storage of goods for
Cash advances made on eoH.issmsp.s, spsz,
Aucticnser and House Farnisher,
DIFAR7AEFWF. W.9E1a.sI oR AaaFcS13 : 4 5.s n ,s,,
To tie 1 1S,o.csrs , asa MannfasMs,s q Fig qsd
Rartment, consisting OF Hon. j.K Morehead, of
nnsylvanis, William d Bailey, Of Rhode Island.
and John A. Warder, of Ohio, TO consid sr the fol
loving appropriation msde by the last Congress,
viz; For Investigations test the prac.. ca6iity
OF eultivstins and preparing isy aud hspp hs a
substitute for cotton, twenty thousand dollars I"
having met and after ssrai dsys' nvsstigs tion
OF he subject. believing that further fuller
notice Of their segstions might produce
valuable results adjourned to meet again on Wed
nssdsy: the 2a day Of February NEXT At Il O'Clock
d and request s persons iatsrssted Ia the dlstri-
button of this appropriation anxious 20 develop
ths subjeot for tne bic good TO send this De-
psrtment, on or before that dsy, Samples OF ths
Hemp and Flax In the differ snt stasss OF prepara
uon. OF the ftres ard fabrics PIE pared By taen
! accompanied BY statements Of she vsrIous pro.
cesses and the cost OF in Zach case;
also descriptions OF the Kinds and cost OF echiu.
cry used, where made &o., together with any and
all information th az be useful to the Oo-1mis-
siep. --
This nfoYn stion is necessary before an intelh
gent distribution csn be made
Sels dtd ISAAC NEWTON, Commissionsr,
lay COOK 81 CO.,
BAN TX ERS,
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Rrigadier GeneraI. A A a.

Unfortunately there is no provision for ths
class Of persons whose means enable them to
dispense with the eratnity OF the Federal Gov.
eminent or Corporation, and as there is 20
power in either TO force their removal to the
Hospitals, they remain in families in the most
populated portions OF the city, occasionine the
spread of the disease and creating alarm
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
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"WoRCS FOR THE HOUR,
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yARiETIE9l VARiETiEsl
TIoxIISG PENN. AVENUE AID Ninth srs.
PULL Up. OLD MAN,
Or you ''' IA % b. BOB iss HALLS LII BnNHrIr.
b, Ps:n:.iss + %sasssi asas, III ss.: .i's,ao11 n
D'DI' Willis ARMSTRONG
% II
ALF. WEST AND OTHERS.
With the sTEs e. risx wisDsSL wTfsrss Including
MONS baAsP'rlsr1s.
The, performances win conclude with Fitz slm.
H'n' D''q,sf BsLfE L soi 81 ssSssaHrssreS
THE ALTAR TO 1aH Hi i5Hs iD5fHsssror1Ne rAsLs.
Admisrlon Is and 80 cents. Performance D. m.
andsp ~. jat5
CANTERBURY r. 4
a hHs1o z L 3S4sFEss91ksTE' 3SS44ssFFEEsss9kT' ,4ssn, Ts
Bear 9, E.siSSsi snd GstroSpee 80
Amasnifc ut advertisement from 70 grand ballet
BsiL9 BsLL9 Is Is mssSass44 maAsSass4
3, Mons. Feuch, and the Robzani .,st croups
Mr. fassrs ssr Rq5lss ps aags Bss; tin sack,
La MAsaAR DE sHE-WiLL All ~xsa
Mr Williams New Lsushabls Ethio plan ssst.h.
5FE YOUTH y rHOkEVhREAW NOHAN'
The YOUTH WHO kxVES SAW WOMAN
Tn. gs.s'iia AZ; saR,s s,Gs pSnss,.e Drama.
i'm MoMEHToUs QUssriSs
Lille Brasdon s....-...,--.... Rachel Rylani
TIN HAYS IN HIS BRsr CLOG DANozs.
EAeAn And rHl EeSAa oSkrs 4 S,ArR1asSSss!R asSSssRsos,
-, LXPRAVAG ANzAs
fkATs OF JUGGLING, 10.
g Doors open at .. quarter TO Z; performance at 9
quarter bsfore o'clock. Admission % and So cfs
cRlGULAR FAMILY MATINEE s
ia 4.6t s.. .-a-.- SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Gl(t FOR SALE,
glsd ftw hundred Saros from . switch on the
Washington ashroad. Address or apply to
JOHN KlR AODB
deailm. 81 North Eutav e Raltimcr.
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SOUTH WARSAW, o., July %, 1853.
go One young raan, who had been
sick and not out OF the house for TWO years
with Scrofula and Erysipelas, after paying the
doctors over $50 Without benefit, has been
cured by ten bottles Of your Bitters.
EDWARD WeUNALL."
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cf(t FOR SALE,
CUU CCEDs OF OAK WOOD. cut last v3ne.,
piled few hurdred yaros from Q switch on IS.
Washington ashroad. Address or apply to
JOHN K1R AODH,
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CH0ICE RREAKPAsP BACON
KING & BUROakLL,
70 " corner Vermont ave, and 18th n
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II AUCTION NOTICE.
1lAVIHG Connected with the Beuss Furnishing
Business that Of general Auction snd Comm ission
Merchant AM prepard to attend promptly to al
business entrr sted to my care
large and dry basemsn Mt for storage Of goods for
auction sales.
Cash advances made on sigamsnts.
r. BUCHLY,
Auotioneer and House Farnisher,
de l9.im 42s 7th at betwasp g and f.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-06-18
Referee,s sale.

Pierce County, Circuit Court. State of WIS.
consin. Henry Kugler, plaintiff. against
James G. Hyatt. Louisa Hyatt. G. Wig
gins and Mathew Anderson, defendants.
DY VIRTUE and in purs uance to judg-
ID ment and decree of foreclosure and sale
rendered in said court in the above entitled
action, dated the 23d day Of May, 1864. l
shall expose for sale and sell TO the highest
bidder. at the front door of the City Bank OF
Prescott, in the city of Preecoit, in said coun-
ty and State, on Monday, the 18th day OF
July, 1864. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day the following described m0rtgaged
premises, or so much thereof as shall be nec-
essary TO satisfy the amount of said Judgment
and costs and expenses of sale, to-wit The
cast half of the southeast quarter Of section
ono. township twenty-six, range nineteen,
and the west half OF the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of section thirty
three, in township twenty-seven of range
eighteen. Containing. in all. one hundred
acres. more Or less, all in Pierce county, State
Of Wisconsin
Dated May &c. 1864.
II. A. JAY, Referee.
YOpxG & FITcH, Plf's Att'ys. 4-w6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-06-18
summons.

Circuit Court. Pierce County. Wisconsin.
A. ". Ditmars. plaintiff. against Lloyd l.. Lew
IS, Luther l.. Lewis and Porter NJ Smart,
copartnerS under the name of Lewis. Broth
or & Co., defendants
The State Of Wisconsin, TO the above named
defendants
NOU are hereby summoned and required
Il 10 answer the complaint of a. w. Dit
mars. the above named plaintiff. a copy of
which is filed i'm the office of the Clerk of this
Court for said county, at the town of Perry,
ia said county, and to serve z copy of your
answer OH the subscriber at his Office. in the
city of Prescott, in said county, within TWEEN
ty daNs after the service hereof upon YOU, ex-
elusive of the day of such service aud if you
fail 10 answer the complaint as hereby re.
qLired, the plaintiff will take judgment ag'st
you for the sum of one thousand seven hum
bred and sixteen 27.l00 dollars. with interest
on the sum of SS19 Is 100 from the 5th day
of January. 1858. and with interest on the
sum of S649 I2-l00 from and after the 9Th
day of MAY. 1858. and with interest on the
sum of Sll3 81 100 from and after the 7th
day of March, 1858. and with interest tom
the Goth day of March, A. D. 1858, on the
sum of 1904 2O-l00. besides the cost of this
aston.
Witness, Eon, J.. r. Wetherby, Judge,
this 23d day of January, 1864, al the town of
Perry, in said county.
so WI j. c. BuTroS. Plff's Atty.