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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-01

A LII persons indebt,d TO Frapci, scbv.l,, v1,
"A please to make payment without DELAY 10 The nm
1erslgnei and save Cst; and those having accounts
adjustment. ''0'"n's ior
Joliet, July 10th, 1851 '''' ~ assignee ne .:
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SAN FOR DIS
FAMILY .-.F -f-.
CAT HARTIC Pill LIS,
CNNPnTNDED FROM

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETBLE ENTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES, Air tight and will keep in any climate
The FAMILY CAL tTHARTIC PILL is gem
tie hui active Cathartic ~ which the proprietor has
used in hispractice more - than twenty years
The constantly inereas - ing demand from those
who have long used the PMS aud the satisfaction
which al express in re-- gard 10 their use, has in
duc-d me 10 place them - within the reach Of all.
The Profession well know the different Cath
nrtcs act different - portions of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATnAK- TIC PHI has, with due ref
erehce this well cstab- lished fact been conf
pouued from a variety Of the pursst Vegetable
Extracts, which act - like on every part Of the
alimentary canal and :. are good and safe in all
cases where Cathartic> is needed, ouch as DE-
RANGEMTs of the SToN- - AcH, SLEEPISEss. PAIN md
SORNESs over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently, IL ne = neglected, end in long
course Of Fever, Loss Of APPETITE, CREEPiNG SIN
sArIoS Of COLD the'- body REsILETsNKss, HEAD
AcHE. or Weight in the head, all ISFLANNAToRY
DISEASES. WORN IN Chdren Adults. RHEu-
MATIss. great PURFl- - ER Of the BLo0D and many
diseases 10 which flesh is heir, too numerous 20
mention in this adyer = tisemrnt. DosE. TO 8.
Price Dimes.
THE LIVER INNlGORATuE AND FAMILY CA
THAHTIC PILLS are reaiicd by Druggists generally,
and cold wholesale by the trade in all the are towns
st. W. SANFORD. ". D. t=t
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadway. New York.
Sold in Joliet by J. II. Brown, Z. n. bray Gees. II.
Wc0pruif aud J. Mccain. (Sept l3-Hl3iy
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S<yz4F1Yzr{f5f l<ssxz7sy.SzzE1-fR
Sa E.AEG -.
U.Si.g';.,Y;,:'. Z',.z2g -;
FOR CATTLE AND HORSES.

rNIlIs is truly Great Remedy. Half 25 cent bot
Il tie Of SlOan's Instant Relief given in "A pint of
warm water seldom fails aIhorsc of Collie in
lew minutes; ia extreme repeat the DOSE Is
minucts.
For Bruises Strains, Sprains and many ether injur-
les on Horses. Cattle and other animals. Sluans In
slant Relief speedily effects Many persons
have been astcnshed TO witness the rapid effected
10y the use Of this wanderiul medicine.
Ge-Get Circulars Of Agents.
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NOTICE,

A Lii persons are cautioned against PURCHASING +,
n noff payable to Moses Cleveland aud signeJ bS
me- az shall not pay the same "
Lilo, I. ,eeo A. WHEELER.
~ ~ ''ON' b5I-3w
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n VA CAS- IL E%s "a wa az Nc~
Peoria Marine and Fire Ins Co.

IL 7 i ID S57
THIS Company continues to issue policies on MARINE,
INLAND EAvIGATION, TRANsPORTATI0N and FIRE RISKS
at reasonable rates.
OFFICERs:
ISAAC UNDERIIILi., Pres. J. L. 7. BOULAND V. p
e. HOLLAND. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Isaac UNpERHmL z. HOLLAND, D. L. T. BouRL,Np
RIcHGRs GREGa WM FEvN JoHy EgYyoInS
SAMUEL How. A.G. TYNd, THEADoRE PEKRY,
WILLIAM II. Phelps WM HEBRON, L.. HoIL4SD, o.
Office 80, Main stseet.
NHE following is the report OF the business of this
i office for the past year showing its condition on the
3lst day Of March, at which tc the Capital
ed TO S5oO9Oo the whote amount of which subscribed
and $500 900 paid in In view ofour Increased facilities
for Going heavy business, and also the large additional
security We offer to OurBeustomers, giving this company
basis second to other, therefore look for and
expect very large increase Of business. 1t VIII ever
be tn aim of the company honoraLly conduct ALI
their affairs to meri; the patronage ofthe insurIn
public Our course hitherto adopted regarding IN,
adjustment Of losses may be sufficient guaranty for our
promptness ana ibcraty III the future.
Amount insured the past year, s,5,O2e,2sS5s
Received premiums same, 4goy5 H.
Interest and exchange balance IL 5G7 Il
Paid losses and expenses. 2IsslgS
LIABILITIES
Capital stock, tlOo,OOo.oo
Bills payable. 5SSg 5u
All other debts estimated, 1880
Bills receivable, amply secured, having from
to 60 days to run, s1s7, osO. .os
Real estate, Office building &C, $4,000
Cash On hadd, and due from Agents
andrty customers 18,133,sc-
amount Of losses in process Of adjustment g.
Amount ofios.os resisted by the company none
Amount flosses adjusted, due and not
paid, none
PETER LANCE. Agent.
Office Shaw's Store. Jefferson St. Joliet
WILL. RE RFADV A rIyy r,xs,
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w Cd, WOOD.

IEHE UNDERSIGNED keeps constantly on bant
large stock Of the best quality Of Hickory and
flre wood Wood viii be delivered in any part o. GU,
CITY on short notice, cut II required. All orders ~
the ONCE and yard the Island. south of !efs,''
street, VII be promptly filled. JOHN FERGus99ss,
'siiet' Npril Il, 1859 r.
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StrayGd or Stolen

q tkoM the subscriber in this civ nm tho
LIN 2Oth OF April. one la, Mare 5 wears ola
CHS small IS size. no markes or white on nor
--L-z--A- shod when she left; one dark iron srs
miss Noit years old commng aud one dark Iav 81,
wv years Old Any person returning or giving if -
ed n ~ S 80 .e hociiiliy reward
May l, 1880 h-NS' "oiiet' III
i6-4w
\ o tt CE
LIVE Is hereby given 10 all persons in H. IT,.
~ 81 Joliet aud County Of VIII. who Lays o. W!
immediately for settlement ard those VII ,e ZANE
Mi i rs9nysied 20 come and pay up by so don yo,,
WIS hinoh oollse me, and save costs '"e !ou
Joliet, April "a 1851. u oCoNNOR.
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@ HE Affiliated


MAI Troublesome disease the P1LEs, can he cured
ey calling on the subscriber at the IL Mile Grove
noase joliet Ill, or by addressing him through the
fost Oncs. warranted TO cure in every Instance or
the morley refunded. The Medicine can be sent by
Canada. Charges moderate and 10 suit the times
Feb. %. ls6O II SsNp0p,-
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w antpd.

THREE OR FOUR PEDLERS with teams. to sell
i Cultvators, for which good wages by the month
or liberal commission on :he sales will be allo2ed
Applicants should Le prepared TO commeca aI,nt
the iih inst Apply personally the subscriber at
Manhattan or address by letter through Joliet p O
A., JOHN YOUNG.
Mhnfflttitt Aprli y. 1851.
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A well arranged two story Brick Dwelling House
~ on Joliet 81, north Of A. Cagwin's residence
Applyto II. FISH, at his Lumber Yard once.
Feb. n, 1850.
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ALE FoR SHIPPING:

PRICES or ALE FOR SHIPPING:
NNN Amber Cream Ale, $500 per Gll.
MY 5.d0 per hi Bbi
Pale Cream Ale, VERY fine article) $1,000 per BJi
- -UUp per boz fbi
Z. a. AUSTIN.
Joliet Juno II. l'aN. ut4t
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All OF which will Toe disposed Of prices 10 suit the
strctest economist. With the disposition and frmness
10 save both promptly and faithfully, he hopes 20 merit
the confidence ofthe community. ana become the ruc-
lent OF "A buuntiiui share Of public patronage.
Highest Price paid fol ali kinds 81 Produce.
NJ. QUINN.
Joliet. June 80. 1857 p.ii
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10 a.. hb. MGR As


- a.. ID. 1EcS a S.,
II AVi,,G rNp'rn,i 'i with medicine iu the treat
L nrut OF uisea.e- FOR yrS. laying aside all pg.iu
uiCcs. las examined tir all ti. various
systems and ~yl.p, j. ui mv,, and ectt .tit
r"ncdics us can demonstrate rr ,nctrut
rejecting al! mineral pospIls To reI owe acute Dir
ease i, comparatively easy task; it Is the curing
chronic disease. ttisG requires know ledge c1n!iird
with patience and pcrs We aEc" tcmprr,l with kind
1t h. ia the latter cts> 81 Diseases here py~
caus mostly make tv.r failures. Having given Ills
c"'s OF diseases may sr'cl attention. profess lee
preIaTCd t. treat All chronic positive sue
all that durable eases. unless II l,
coEdtI"ruily So that patients may depend upon my
declaration. profess successfully all chronic
diseases Of the Lungs Liver BTonCa Nuralgia Para
lysis- rheumatism aud all Dgemcnts Of the merry
system ti>tua aud Piles fully treated in
From thirty % sixty days without the of the knife:
or much additional pain. profess treat with uu-
pialieled success the iot-uIHc disease known by the
name ci Cancer ia all it, Stages, without le use uf the
KNIFE OF any harsh treatment II patients Will strictly
obey my Instructions, viii satisfaction IN
all oa-t- where disuI Ednztiofl Of the organ
las taken place" The best Of references iyeu
from Citiz"~ o St Louis. WhrT- devoted NV practice
Tor the laStthrte years. have in nav uico Cam
GERS. Jumors. weighing from = lbs that have r-
oNci with success without the OF the knife. FOR
further particular. phy cia- and others irc invited
tocall ana examine too themselves.
Rr. McRAE, RccuIist aud AurEst.
Give special atiention uIs',e. of the I've aud Err
In tins climate where the BYE is subject 70 80 many
disease, which fatal 10 A. delicate structure Al!
persons affected should attend To- the earliest symptoms
avoiding much SUFFERING aud probable blindness
Letters from distance. containing stamp will
receive prompt attention address Box l3g..
b. NCl:AE. VI D., ~. Louis, 40
OFFICE No. - NORTH FIFTH ST.
Between Pine and Chruut streets. square from the
Court Il1u,e, 81 LOU, Mo- nl2ly
JOHN MURRAY. Executor.
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SHOP.
HENRY SEssADER.

Es-<s tEUULD respectfully announce TO the pub-
Sysls. " lie that be has on hand at his Harness
shop, IN the Brick Block. Bluff St, oppo-
Str strong Co. alarge and complete assortment of
harness saddles Trunks Brides, sIartinguies, Hal
through many years experience IN this line he fiufters
himself thai he manufacture the above named
articles ia the most approved -vorknan-lite manner
ana 10 sen sueh tssheaporoheaprr thanthe cheapest
The subscriber would return his thanks to his old
CUSTOMERS for thri LIBERAL patronage, and trusts bv
stctaticntion 10 business and fair dealing To merit
large share IF public Patronage
Al kinds oirenairirl done on short notice.
Ang.l1, '5s. HENRY SCHBADkR, Proprietor.
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HoRTFoRp INSURANCE c0MpANY.

Ii. HUNTINGTON. Pr,sitf.1i
c. b. Bowers, Secretary,
CHARTERED IN $50 CASH CAPITAL 100000.
5 Che and managed Insurance Com,
i panies in thu Union Policies Issued AT reasunahl
rates by :. W B0NsEN. Agent
Mo oil
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-01
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE,

Require restoration of insensible persprRtion sloan
Fever AntidOtc. Condition Powder. is certain BlopI
Further IL nryef fa- to loosen the skin. cleanse ia
WatcrcTcat all appetite. aud positive cure Tor Coughs
Colds. sun Complaint. Founder Dstenper ana carries
OF Bots aud Worms. may be given at any time and
uhuaI an ca cuhietthc WITH perfect saiety.
One Package of the Powders aud "A box Of the Oint-
meut will perfectly recent Founder in Fix or
eight days without leaving the least effect in the feet
In Horse Dlstcner they viii allay the fever and pro
mote healthy termination Of the disease one now
der aud part OF a box Of ointment. Will, in all
cases. cure. tho Horn Distemper in COW; two are
sometimes required for an OK.
WALTER h. SLOAN. the original discoverer of this
truly valuable medicine. still has the sole supervision
OF lts manufacture but orders should be sent to his
son. oscar Sloan, q South Water Street, Chicago
Ill, who will promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicines
They are sold by. all dealers in Medicine Sold
Wholesale and retAil at Manufacturers prices AZ
Joiist bv J. H. BROWN, aud Retailed by ali the 9TH
er Druggists
June ~. 1860. ,o1Jv
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New York, March !, Iss
; . NJ Il II HIN NE w

Patent Spring Bedsteads.
WE subscriber has just received large lot Of u
Il popular Bedsteads. They combine more Of latlp
econ0ny and utility, dare veutuse 30 9sert thsnm
other article Of furnature in market. IL - 81 -
with surprising ease allows constant and perfect
ton and is acknowledged to be cheaper and better I
feathers or any other good bed. All inyied 70 e
andexamine, as charge nothing fer showing goocs
Exchange st, between Canal and River Bnats
Joliet, Jan. 20 1857 -
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70 PAINTERS q OTHERS.

HAVE hand large and well selected stock ofall
/ kinds of PANTS, Dry and in oil.
AlsO-SInd paper, liuseed OIL spirits Turpintine.-
timber LitlTage Bronze. Gold and silver Leaf, patent
Dryer, Lacher puuse sone Varuishs, paint BrusEas,
Window Glass &c. which am prepared TO sell on the
most favorable terms J. IL. BROWN.
sept. 1856, ui2
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S L 0 A Ms ONT Mt.

FOR hil1ness Safety. Certainty. Thoroughness
Slons Ointment is rapidly sup rcetin= all other ONT
ments and Lnments for the OF ia. following,
Complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls of all kinds. Crack
ed Heels lJDghoae, Pocvil WIndgas. Cailus Spayine
sweeney. Ftstula, FouudeTed feet. sand Cracks
Scratches OF crease, Mango aud Horse Dlstemper
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IIoR gruerai SUPPLY Of Groceries, Flour. Feed Ar
a eai" O. 6. SkNSRG's
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HOP

Joliet, May S. 1scO. 4s.6w
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Ia
The attention q tie cg'fiifuu fly > Te-rr.fI', 80
70 tie following features ia Connection With a., 9
pHuN.
F't.-By in-urirE IN this Company The .sr,-,,
ses OF Mutual "a I.rai.ee Company ar otiairoe ~
t." additional advantage ofofei in the strrrit -.
hA an ample aud reliable Ca-h ga;iral .-.rir- -
presented hy oI..aaIy Naval fIre Iu.uraps. @.
nir- The dividend - ous:,L-cTs ALREADY ,lse,.rl u
a. ssii4vs
Iirsi Division g Policy Haidrrs 1857, 5sI.,-r-..
o,la.a ap 90 Co I.Js 50
lia5d 10 90 d. Is5s. 50
.s1DE' The carisy ziyef. uhir!, i alr.a5y d..
VII ruu-taEt.y lirst4-- - ia "a "a ,.l.r If s,.
OPERATION This J. exhibited lr..rIy a. IL f,f..
siatf ieni- showing ie position q tn. C,rl,at ~
year since tue urW system s,a~aa.s y.;..l.
"niy' i>5t N'i Assets ru-s@-.I Is iL- Co.. s--G1-
IL - Esg -fg q
IS g - lass {
- disabilities. 1ss1.
Zhi,r1 The insured incur IN iia.iiir ut.tr.-
while obtaining these advantage. a .lifzrior s-rut-
and che-fncs
GEORGE T HOPE. PIs.i5,rt
ii. ". L8NPoE- Secretary
CfEUs Pax. Assistant SECRETARY
sept. .. 1853. r4Sl-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16

lon, ybst she 10 not, healed : forsakes her,
and M LET nsy 60 eyqry one into lhisown coqn-
Try, fot her Judgment reaeheth unto hea-
ven, I'D is lifted up oven to the skies.
"Oae post shall run 70 meet another,
land,sone messenger to meet another, TO
show: the king of Babylon that hia: city is
talkn taken At A. one end, and that the passages
are stopped; and the reeds they have burn.
ed with1 fire, and tho men Of war are af:
ftighlld. d..d For thus saith the Lord Of
,hoets, ,,the God Of Israel, The daughter Of
Babylon j. ike .: tlhreshiug floor; it is
time q thresh her, The violence done "a
me and to my flesh Be upon Babylon,
shall ne inhabitant of Zion say: and, my
blood npon. the inhabitants Of Chaldea
shall Jerusalem say: Then. the heaven
and tho earth, and ali that is therein, shall
sing ior Babylon; for the spoiler shall
come INTO. her from the north saith tie
Lord, * =. al q: "-i@ :t':,. -:G':. 4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
OUT AND, FIGHT.

Out and fight! Tie clouds are breaking,
~ Far:and wide the red light streams; 1a-
:, North and west see millions waking, =. {.
From their night-mare doubling dreams.
War is coming, As the tluIdero t. ''NT'
,.J Mid the mountain .caverps;folls, r., ,s:y
Driving rains in torrents under,
." SO the Wild roar wakes our souls. >"
Out and fight! The time is over '".' =
For all truce and compromise, Ill
+. Words Of calm are words Of folly, ,3..,.,
Peaceful dreams are peaceful lies;
Sumpter's flames in Southern waters, ''.'.'
,.{ Are the first wild beacon light. = :. :
And on Northern hills reflected
" Give the signal for the fight J t'''
Out and fight! Endure No longer, >'--
Goading ineult, brazen guilt" . n":'"
Be the battle to the knife blade, , -.
And the knife blade to the hilt,
;. Till the sacred. zone Of Freedom,'' ."'.:.'
=; ,Gird the whole Atlantic strand, f., -
And the braggart and the Gascon
11 Be extinguished in the land. ~; -,
,.f = C< III, =, al -HGnsty 4E4ar..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
'"wh,therr' y on a,th theT Teall.,,w,1s tree, a. =.
or IN tho baatle|s van, 's:,;fa'''' IL
The noblest place ,fer man 70. die, =

And it is a great privilege for m every
man sfbrave heart and noble, Feelings, to
3eali1e that. he ,has tho chance 4otf9ht in
behalf Of this truth D. more clearly express
ed than it it has ever been at any time.-
There is not . principle Of progress, Of hp-
msnity, Of liberty; and above III, not a
struggle for that holiest Of doctrines, free
thoRaht and action, which isonot involved
on tho one side--not p daFk dogma to the
contrary which is not professed by the
other. y So 50 on, soldiers Of Ill that is
great and good. Already the drums rat
tie from. Afar, the trumpet sounds reueis!e
-hurrah for the sacred cause! North aud
West, hurrah! Pour down your strong
armed millions to do battle as Of old in
the holy cause. The worlds last great
struggle is before yeu-happy those who
can die in it, Vanity Fair. ;''j -,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
commander replied somewhat as follows:
''Gentlemep. hSSen:t reaG history for notf

commander replied yomewhat as follows:
'Gentlemsp, hSsen'tresd hist5ry for moth
ing. remember Of reading Of a Fort Sumter,
where. an attacking. party Of traitors were suf-
fered to begin and continue the erection Of
battsrfes all around it. One day they opened
fire.. and the next the people in the Fort were
tlernen, i.won't submit to'anys such id non
sense here" * ~,;.a;r~ ...:.!, -
.H''GooD. GRIT Charley Ely, of this
place, a lad of about l6 years q, ,age, son:
Of our well.known fellow citizen the Elder
enlisted In the ranks Of the Winona Vol
unteers last week, but was rejected on &C.
count Of his youth. Determined to become
q soldier, Charley BY some means obtained
sufficient money to pay his passage to St.
Paul, and accordingly accompanied the
volunteers from this city to the rendezvous
of the Minnesota regiment at Fort Smelling.
Upon his arrival there, he again demanded
to be admitted to the ranks Of the Winona
volunteers, and persisted SO strongly that
he was at length received, and notwith-
standing his youth readily passed muster
Charley is crack shot with a rifle: and
will DO good execution with it should an
opportunity occur Winona Republican,.
PRopuEcY AND THE REBELLION I'VE
clip from Forney's Press the following from
. correspondent: ..;..
ED1ToR TIE PREss When the Pres
ident Of The United States addressed the
people Of the South, in his inaugural at
Washington, 8! he ,probibly never contcm:
plated these words in. tie Goth chap. Of
the Prophet Ezekiel, 46, Al, and 48 Xers.
es: ;
"scn Of msn, set thy face towards the South,
and drop thy word ;towerds the South, and
prophesy against the forest of the south field;
And say to tie forest of the South, Hear the
word Of, the Lords Thus saith the Lord God (;
Behold, will kindle fire in thee, and it shall
devour every green tree in thee, and every dry
tree $. the Asming fame shall not be quehchet,
and the faces from the South to the North shall
be burnt therein.
And all flesh shall see that ], the Lord have
kindled it: it shall not be quenched:'' =.
It struck me, on my attention being
drawn thereto by !. friend, as remarkable;
and peculialy appropriate to the present
times. .,.:,.-I i. 9 LOOK FORWARD. j
Nor TRuE.-The agent of the Pennsyl-
yania Central Railroad. authorizes us to
state that there is no. truth at all in the
report that that road is obstructed for Of
dinaty business by the transportation 81
troops 1T carries large numbers Of troops,
it is true, but is so: amply supplied with
rolling stock, that it can carry all the gov,
ernment requires, and have plenty left for
passengers and fright. Passenger trains
run regularly, and on time, all over it; 50
that no one will have any detention on. it.
-lnelianapoAs. Daily .1ounnal, April 80.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
-, ''Gone-::7for Good
Fort Sumter Is i, cone. ne.

=" Fort Sumpter is gone. =, .,..
And in Gods name letit go. If it was
fought to the last gasp as true man, with
his whole heart in cause fights, why, well,
and good No one can 'ioutdo the best
If there had been desperate deed Of da-
ring-one of these fierce acts of struggling
to the last, and then a match in the pow
der magazine-it cannot be denied that the
dramatic force would have been somewhat
heightened. ':f "'' ''.'+ .....,,''. 80
But it is gone and to good purpose
No more paltoring now, no squeaming, and
squirming, and Struggling Of shoulders
no delicate dread Of "ofendipg tho South" :"
Of coercion and ofss.tirrcparably widen.
ing the BREACH" ..AN that :is' Gust, to-: the
winds. Friendsand trothers-sis and
all in whose beat honest American hearts,
let us bravely face the fact that w AR is
HERE-and don't let a living soul finch
before the fact. Ay, wAR;-and let !be
SO. When insult, aggravation, and ,intol-
erance ;goad man into, resistance we
are goaded, let him take" hold bravely, gc!
nially and hopefully fighting 70 the last,
though it be even to tie sweet and holy
death Of hin who dies, for truth. ~ r,,,.
In this new Cotton Confederacy-in
this Devils Compaot---the world sees the
last stronghold Of all, that old primeval
Serpent Of the Sum Of all ;S;n-7tbe prin-
ciplo that vast mass of men should be
Mud -Sills, whereon the privileged Few
may rise to pleasant aristocracy and ele-
CANT case Under the action Of Capital
and Manufactures, the power Of Public
Opinion and of the Rig ghts Of Man has
gradually enlarged in every lard, until
Emperor's g. vie, with each other in. eleva-
ting the peasant and proletary ~ Only in
Cotton!dom does its President shamelessly
proclaim, that .heneeforth slavery; and with
it. Of course aristocraoy, shall be enforced
as Fundamental ,pripciples.ayiy He who
strikes such 4, lapd blow does GoD good
service. ,....;,"i> ,.;... .;.,,
And now that they want war, give them
war as much Of it as they can bear! Up
and arm! Never yet ID the whole blood
roll Of battles, not when Crecentius fought
for the last spark Of Roman freedom not
wheB Ulrich' von Uttcn, tue 'noblestI heart
of his day, guerillacaL with the band Of
Franz Won Sickingen for Free Thought du-
ring the, Reformation onw7-not' when, the
Swiss rallied at Sempach, not in, our own
glorious Revolutions, was there ever a, fair
or fight for Humanity, Truth, and Mans
Rights.