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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
Tnx.srxr DrriErsEsr. Feb, rs; ,Goa

TrsAsrxy DRpiKrsgsr. Feb IS laha
NOTICE. for FURNISHING
~ ~ 8 NOTES end BONDS -Sssed Proposals will De-
wsas..s.y ~ 4. ' 81 f.sns NfSEy6
HuHbRED SLLioSs in BONDS, 70 3. i':aed unde.
the authority Of the Act Of i.baay 1852 entitled An Ac;
FOR IA. Redemption or Reflndins thereof" &c.
Notes saa Bonds will be required OF the denominaiop' o
Thrcp millions esch Of Unsd States Notes OF tie demon.
in.oas Of Sc oi cOs aud 1907 and twelve millions
oil ''' 0'''"''"' OF REdisTERED BONDS.
Five millions OF the denomination of........' Sso
Tiferp millions Of the denomination of...''" hv
Fifteen uilliops OF the denomination of..".." sN
Forty millions CT the denomination oi....'.'" ~
Fifteen millions of the Denomination of.."." o.1v
Ten millions OF the denomination oi:.'.'.'"ioVV
OF COUPON BONDS ,uo
Eishiy million, q the Denomination Of SEQ
Proposal. will he received for the delivery o. AL ., Sni .,
Of notes ana and p.pe or
Tor for paper and for printing The engraving
m, o- IN the Highest style Of art aud The paper OF the '''
state the Of sheets and the aggregate
value OF esoh denomination which they under
,sr 10 furnish daily and the esst number o. az
ROT, notice OF award before conmrb en'en' OF
for and bonds mus, be submitted and
eds. Of note, the face MI. be IL ,hs ssms fern :. nov
u.Id sad or y. y. :. .,, ~ . IL the .~
49, " pssSs viii e. ,ddiron the nsus .pusiions,
have the sale newt u'., 'h 49, se
l. expected also ths, far practicable Che dies ana
plses ch NOS ~-
' e,k Of ,ac tr'~d States 49,. 49,
Tsri s,ops. 81 be accompanied by statement OF iae
Jls,r asH,- - eIscuting tho work the nnnbeS Of
pf-ss- h.nas employed security OF oupdns occupied
and capi's invested. ,--..
by incorporated companies lus Dc ACCOMPANIED
nv copy charter snd the OF the onioefr ana pro
associations by the ARTICLES OF associa
lion and OF parties.
Bonds for the fh aud prompt execution o. he wois =
propo.ed or huaiy arre.i In the Of hty thouand
dollar will be required the OF the psTties offered a.
sretes their written coasent 20 become such ogethsr
With ,ihcae Of an Assistant Treasurer - 70 en suhef
-pcy inust sceompsD, each proposal $500
Tie Secretary OF tie Treasury reserves the right TO iee'
ANY o. oil the bids SUI the amounts specified az IN his
onniou The n,re.s Of the public ,efyce may require
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stationerp ano farm GOODS.
"THE PEN Is sM MaGHlihH ihA AN. lhE
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL fENS'

Tur GOLD pENerHE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On reeept Of y Of the following suins IN essn OF post
.,sp. ne .uScrber VIII send By rstarn mail Or ehswise
% directed Gold Pen or Pens 'Hs '"e ''"' s's''s"'
to d'''''''''Td o S.i PENS. WITHOUT CASES rs
For IS cent, the Magic Pen for . s.s': the t H.. rsn
fsn and for 81, the E.c.l'Ior Pc.
TIE SAME PEAS sxsfs s Win
For esn the Magic Psn fer IS e'a,' I'm the hner, Pen Zen
ss s T.: q *T Il: Easss r'f %
good writing 6od Pen. with lrido'mn Point, ne svs..s.
Of every Of which viii lar 'u'' '"s WV
n. nan. "a Merton" "Nu%bsI,vr and "ousli.y" ~:
on q. s 9.~'1s S:.s .d
cate sls only: No being The 'mae.t No. the largest.
sdM . S lss Cola .S for +: @'sa
Sib, of All sizes and qualities Short Nb' Of NOS ina
l. and made only Of Gre, quality The engraving "e "cn'
lies Of tho '' Soi i1S P PENS WITHOUT CASES:
For IS cent?, No. Fen. /" quality or MOI Fen %
'I Foi st. No Pea LIST quality. ora No aPen % quality
g.. q iIffs quality, or .So .r.o I'd quail.
or f9 m. re- sF"" Il quality, .No Per- I'd quail
': Il IL f so Pen i. qu.n, sPen qa.y
rn IL: s saME Sots Pms Fl sIIysn EXTENSION
Fer 81 IS .No Pen lat quality era Ne Fen "a qu''''
or 81 No 5Psn i.t q.sty. or No Pen "a quality.
faS 81 a's 10 20 YEN LIT quality. .X.s Pen ID au
~ u, j.. Me- rs P.a /. quality No sPsn quality
For 81 50 No. Pen let quality ,,py ,,o,urr,
| GOLD TENS ALI lat OrALlTl ~ sil'kh-'i"'Ni]"
DESK-HOLDERS
ro, 40 M Pen; for 81 Is sNo. sfsn Ter ~ I's
70, s~.Hs sPsn; fsT " mo. sPsn; aud for *ds Ne
The r Quality pointed with the very osst l'ldo' =
pant. c,r,,y ,escted asa Of th, qusity are cold
with the .sbi.s, mp,si-cOn which 'siu and The closes
The "a Quality" superior 10 any Pens made BY him
prev!cus to tho year lseb. ,.. n
The ID Cu.y" ne Intend: shsi sqns In ,e,pee 70 pu
,,h.itv Elasticity AID Good Wri,iog Qualities Tue only au'
eop,I5erslicn,l NV Gold Pens male efs~hsIe.
In ssd 20 The Ch..p Gold Pes 10 seg ls,ve to Say th,
previoes 20 opsfant a., Nav and PneEsd nnrhnss us
Gould aot nav. made GOOD Wiag and Dlr.bis fsas l''
| n. price Lad the God otea fcrlished rsiuiSu.y
Partss ordering 81 ell tssareo srserg NE NUN
,,," and Qsoity Of fAs P-1' vansS cHd be ps'en!a'
&. a,.r,b- tie had II P,s' f.'v rrco-rh't"' "V o.
rT.Fo- "a. BIZ al d.ssrs In to line tbIougi0li N,
lddr.. 4. MORTON. =, -
No. 2. xs.d.n Lars, kev.York.
Apv one --ndilss snrs letter pos salp vii receive c
| eul1 with TIE snu svines shor. referred t."
Il
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Dcntistrp.

4 LII persons desrous of getting rid OF De
"A CAYED TEETH and ROOTS positively without pain
osnger can 10 50 under the NEW CHEMICALLY pukl-
rIEU CHLOROFORM ne administered daily by Dr. WAIT
SON No. Bondst Beautiful iuil sets inserted from 10
s2s. Gold filings from VI to 49, bone and aIssam 20
cents Refer Dire Pond. 0chs Worstes Webb and the
Rev. Dire Fcnis, PsTksr, ard buIchsyd
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AllIitmp Notlfes.
Sea men. d. iinary Seaxaen,
EDAJMf6. LANDSMLA.
ME- -IIhSlCs. AND OTHERS,
WASTkI FOR THE
NJ An NJ u II ~ l. L q

M HANGS. AND OTHERS
WANTED FOR THE
MAINE AETILLEk
W. A. HOWARD, Colonel Conlnsndins
? Nov IN acisse service in
CEN ByRNSJDys EXPEDITION
Pay the TIKI Navy, ~uj $40 bounty the exps.
ton II term OF service which three yean the war Al.
loiment tk~s half can he le for families
member Thereof Psys-e eco: psydsy IN Nov York TIA.
Colonel III asUs cetfcaes to he families OF tos@ iouipg
p'itisg them ,o Inc tssehs Of the Volunteer FUND IN
York BToalyr. Tho sill receive NEAT And
ou'ai, bed sd be1divE being To-
sew goos FIFE, aud DkUHAERS are needed Early an
;csiion 10 Deeesssry, to OMALLEY No. 10 Boy,ry b,
kysen Canal aid Hester NJ. ~ T.
Que Ill ndEed and Secosd Es simcnt, N.2. s.V.
NAN EUREH LIGHT INFANTRY Hesdqasrtsr No
ga Broadway, n. y Camp a; Camp Hlhouss" ,shn l.
snedA.rs Long Island Tia Rsbssnt viii Lave the
Of at early day. fs~ more RECRUITS
WANTED. Officers having rscruits may obtain pssoss
dispo.e Of their bet. sdv,p by applying
1HOS VAN BUREE, Col. Comdg., Nc. 137 Broadway.
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WOMEN OF SEw .nl 9 k1. esHDea fcs hU AZ;
oIrsTTyy HavENs. Ia the UNDERGRADUATES, and say
n Won recognize the p,rtrsta
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A. j. BLspcKYR Auctiou~er.
4 J. BLEECKER, son a Co. will sell at
suction on IlI RsDAY March G. at " o'clock, at foot
OF Wsshn gon near south sth JeeyClty tie sch 'one
MARY ELIZA OF krw.fora 200 tuns burden. new snt oil
sl. sh drs and In rood order Inquire Of Capt DOWD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

IL = nlM For Sale, HOUSE, 3-story and
sWOsOOOs basement, with stable on rear 81 LOT
within I'VE minutes walk OF Fulton Ferry $500 can re-
main OF be paid In inAlent. Apply at No g. Ws'nn:ioa
Of, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

DEAL ESTATE at AUCTION-A very de.
sirnbe PROPERTY y miles south OF the City Of Poneh
.epe on poosd contsinng 20 sces Of choice Land
well adapted tho growth Of oil fui,s and now stocked with
variety Of grape vines snd young trees Ths hease
plain but the barn. carIissehou and cow
ssbss aud bsncry admirably arranged and Gil IN mos
excellent condition The .boSsdescIibed property Vel
The attention of purchasers aud will be- sold At auction
g. the CITY Of Poughkoepe In front Of the Court Hons at
II O'clock q a.. ON THURSDAY. March ~, 1904 Terms
yery attractive and made known at the sale. Possession in
medstry For more iu psItculsr sppiy 10 person or by
Letter TO HENRY W. SHAW, Real Estate Broker, foush
k,ep.r Dutchess Co, n Y.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, LIBRA
i RIES. and PAMPHLETS BOUGHT for ready money.
II No. 1913 6lh.ay. between 9Th and lth.sts.
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financial.
Orrrcy on I'M EnlE R.ILT.r CoNp.SN.l

CROCERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
IpESD-Th- Board Of Directors have this day declared
seni annual DIVIDEND q FIVE per ornt on the capt.
JAMES q. PLATT. Secretary.
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DE CordoSa

BOAGDIN6-HOUSES,
4, CliG,on hall
TUESDAY ERENINO. Mtrcb 4. at . o'e'ech
Tiss.;, q b. tnd every " nere sod ct the door.
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NORTH RIVER FARM for SALE-3O acres,
with good main DIV ling new outbi dngs abundance Of
cnoies ut fue views half mile from aiding and " miles
from, N.w.york e II. OLIVER No 81 Lbery.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

4 CRITIC in one Of our city papers pro
~ norrc-s "OLD SOL" DuWSEE, Coz LDlN6.
XIfLlDOC Harley sud TGEHii.F historical chai,c-
ten SKI UNDERCURKESTS OF WALLsT
q. y. Pu IMAM Pub,be'.
Sold by a. Bookseller
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LIVERY one in the Union ought 10 have a copy
~ of the beautiful ENGRAVING OF steel OF tie
PREsl DENT and CABINET.
Il contains nine portraits. vi. Abrshsm Lincoln fsnn,
Ssward Chase, Wees Stsnon Smith, Blair. and Bates.
Price 23 cents. iscript of piice. Also,
GENERALS Of our ARMY tnine porirsts, . CENTS
OFFICERS OF our NAVY tnirr portTciisl. Is cents .
Single Portrait, Of over 40 Prominent Generals &C. a. IL
cent, each. Agents send stamp for Cstiiosus
Engraved aud Published By 49,
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miscellaneous.

NASH paid for OLD NEWSPAPERS, PAM
~ PHLEfS, and OLD BLANK BOOKS.
sTOCKWELL& EMERSON. No. - Ann at, basement.
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HOUSE for SALE - The very desirable
IL HOUSE sud LOT No. go Nh IT., near Lsfs,e'te
place four stories high. with basement sub collar wash
bousr AZ exclusion story. Nh. location 10 very
c,u, IN. House il In good order Throughout; has raDrc
hot and cold water bath Too closets gas &c Terms
of sale easy and possession given immediately Apply 10
JAMES BCCHAE Nc. 1870 Elissbeth'st
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ReaI Gstatt for Sale.
A FARM for SALE at GAINESVILLE, N. j., ].

DROOKLYN.-For SALE, the very neat, two
ID .,ory and basement COTTAGE HOUSE, No Is East
B.,ic. Contains s.s water &C. and !. sdmirseiy adapted
n, anal FAMILY Tie n-shbOhood is quiet and plessns 10
.v.,, rs.pect Is mLutss walk from Wsls OF South fey'
Cars pas. within half block VIII be sold io" ana posse'
sion si,eu when desired. Apply on The premises
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13
GeRtilifV.

Genteel it is to have soft hands, but not
genteel to work on lands.
Genteel it is to cringe and bow, but not
genteel to SOW and pillow.
Genteel it is to play the beau, but not
genteel to reap and NOW.
Genteel it is to keep a gig, but not gen.
teel to hoe and dig.
Centeel it is in trade to fail. but not
genteel to swing the fail.
Genteel it is to play the fool, but not
genteel to keep school.
Genteel it is to cheat your tailor, but not
genteel to be sailor.
Genteel it is to fight duel, but not gem
teel to cut your fuel.
Genteelit is to eat rich cake, but not
genteel to cook and bake.
Genteel it is to have the blues. but not
genteel to wear thick shoes.
Genteel il is to roll in wealth, but not
genteel to have good health.
Genteel Is to cut friend, but not gen.
teel your clothes to mend.
Genteel 1t is to make show, but not
geDteel poor folks to know.
Genteel it is to run away, but not genteel
at home to stay.
Genteel it is TO smirk and smile, but not
genteel to shirk all guile.
Genteel it is to be knave, but not gen
teel your each to save.
Genteel it is to make bet, but not
gentesl to pay debt
Gcnteel it is to play at dice, but not gen.
teel to take advice.
Genteel it is to curse and swear, but not
genteel plain clothes to wear.
Some people think black is the color of
heaven, and that the more they can make
their faces look like midnight, the boiler
they are,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

She threw aside the unopened packet
and broke the seal Of the letter.
MY dearest aunt, it ran, pray don't
blame me any more than l deserve for
what, after all, was q mere act of Neville
careiessness, and have been uneasy about
it ever since. You remember the day |
came to bid you good bye, your showing
me diamond solitaire ring, and my laugh
ingiy comparing il to one of much less
value which l myself wore. Think of nv
being thoughtless enough to wear both
rings away on my finger, and not discover
ing my mistake until fifty miles Of blue
sea rolled between me and home! know
you must be anxious. so / send the dig
mond to you by a very good friend of mine
who is on a homeward bound craft passing
our ship this morning. Morol-Don't
trust valuable Jewels in the irreverent
paws of a careless young scape-grace
again. Love to Uncle-will write soon
again.
Your affectionate nephew,
HUBERT"
Mrs. Trevor threw down the. letter. and
tore open the package with fingers that
trembled so violently that she could hardly
unfasten the securing seals. There il Law,
trembling in the light like drop Of gold.
en- water: the diamond ring which had
been the death warrant of Door Ellen
Hopel
With a piercing scream, she feel back
insensible on the sofa-but it was too late
for the young victim, who has passed by.
yonc the reach of earthly restitution or
amends, into a land where Justice eternal
ly reigns.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13
Stop WORRYING.

In social gathering q few evenings
since, the conversation turned upon the
prevalent tendency among men TO fret over
evils, whether imaginary or real and the
subject was SO impressed upon my mind as
to change many subsequently gloomy
thought into brightness and peace. A cler.
zeal friend present related an incident in
his own experience, the moral Of WHICH is
too valuable to be lost to the public.
At a celebrated watering place he met a
lady who seemed lowering on the brink Of
the grave. Her cheeks were hollow and
wan, her manner listless, her step languid
and her brow wore the severe contraction
indicative both of mental and physical suf-
fering, so that to all observers she was an
object of sincerest pity.
Some years afterward be encountered the
same lady, but so bright, and fresh, and
youthful, so full of healthful buoyancy, and
so joyous in expression that he questioned
himself if he was deceived with regard to
identity.
SIS it possible" said be, "that see be-
fore me Mrs. B., who presented such dole.
full appearance at the springs few years
since ?"
"The same"
"And pray tell me, madam, the secret Of
your cure. What means cid you use to
attain to such vigor of mind and body-to
such cheerfulness and regeneration ?"
"a most simple remedy" returned she
with a beaming face. 81 stopped worrying
and began to laugh-that was all"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

your constitution, and that too without
any party issues; and not a party resolu>
ton, nor party act has passed this con-
ventiGn
have now only to say that nv most
sangninc hopes have been more than real.
ized IN the action of this convention.
60 home proud Of our labors; / 90 boma
satisfied with our constitution. Standing
alone could advocate it amidst all the cor.
rupt influences which the great meneved
power, IT that can be called money which
appears in deprecated shiuplas,ers. can
bring against 1t. / can live by it: can
die by 1t. And now let me say in present
ing this matter, that We will fad ii eucun.
bered with all sorts Of pTejudices Tools
OF bankers came here TO belle il in ad-
vance. They would have made il odious if
they could but Providence has allowed
these gentlemen to vent their epite in the
earlier part of the session only to react IL
at its close. We have eudeasored to give
all classes and conditions Of men what thew
wanted except the cruel and merceuary
dealers N UQrhle2 bank nofes-s, Ana ri.
latter class We have endeavored 40 e;vs
their desert, and i have no doub. but The
people will crown ou- endeayors wish suc.
cess.
And then. at 10 O'Clock a. m, the Presi.
dent prorogued the convention.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13
EIGHT WINDS.

The weary winds are humming low,
Their pensive, melodious strain;
They mournfully sign, and moaningIy blow,
And they murmur II tale of long ago,
With mOurnful, sad refrain,
With spirit wings they tremblngly sweep
The chords ON u mory's Tyre;
TheywaEe a throbLing me lody deep,
Like the sound of distant music in sleep,
Or the bells Of distant spire.
They murmur long forgotten song,
Or a once loved musical air,
That was sung Ivy one in years bye-gone,
We often miss from LIES moving thrung,
But who now sings an angel fair.
They wake a spirit chord in our breast,
by their mournful, musical now;
They tripg 10 us forms we left to rest
WlSere uiIiSws wave, 10y the winds caresscd,
Add Wliitc nsSrlIe in the moOnLeams glow.
Th-n voices sweet come whispering round,
That quickens oar pulses TO hear;
We listeu TO catch the low, faint sound,
But the winds the spirit murmurings down,
Aud the -vft words dis on our ear.
Aud onward still the dreary winds fy,
With their meaning muttcring lay;
They sigh aud wall as they pass us by,
CoursiBg on to their home in the sky,
As they wriydly rvvrl away.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13
THE VOLUNTEERS BURIAL.
BT PARK BrSJLxrs

It's eve; one brightly breathing star
Shines from the eastern heaven afar,
To light the footsteps Of the brave,
SLOW marching 10 a comrades grave.
The northern winds have sunk TO sleep;
The sweet South breathes, as low and deep
The martial clang is heard, the tread
or those who bear the silent dead.
And whose the form, all stark and cold.
Thus ready for the Ioosened mould,
And stretched upon So ude a bier,
Thine, soldier, thinei the Volunteer.
Poor Volunteer! the shot, the blow,
UT swft diseases has laid him low;
And few his early loss depIore--
Pts battle fought, his journey DER.
Alasi no wifv's fond arms caressed,
His check no tender mother pressed,
Nopiiying soul was by his side,
As lonely In his tent he died.
He died-the Volunteer-at noon;
At evening came the small platoon
That will soon leave him to his rest,
With sods upon his manly breast.
Hark to their fret his only kneIl-
More solemn than the passing bell;
For, all it tells spirit flown,
Unshriyen, to the dark unknown.
His deeds and fate shall fade away,
Forgotten Silence his dying day,
And never on the roll of Fame
Shall be inscribed his humble name.
Alas like him, how many more
Lie cold upon Potomac's shore
How many green, unnoted graves
Arc bordered by those placid waYesi
Sleep, soldier, sleep from sorrow free,
And sin aud strife. 'Tis well with theei
'Tis well; though not single tear
Lanents the buried Volunteer
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

A gentleman who was present st tba
Pittsburg battle relates the following In.
cident:
About eleven O'Clock on Monday he was
busily engaged in assisting the care of the
wounded on the Landing, when be noticed
cunning from the battlefield a youth Of
about sixteen years old. lie had been
wounded twice, having two fingers shot Of
his left hand. and another ball had carried
away part ct his NOSE. In his remaining
hand he held large piece of bread, which
he eat while the blood trickled upon IL
from the wound on bis face, as unconcern-
edly as If he was on his farm 10 Ohio
The gentleman called the young hero 10
him, when the following conversation en-.
sUed:
Have you been 10 the fehtp
We'll, guess have. or wouId'u. be
short two fingers and my nose'
What regiment do you belong TOP
why. did belong to the Seyentv-
seventh Ohio, but when they crawfshed I
left 'en and havO been lighting on nv
own hook
HIS face lit up with bright and ss.is.
FED expression. as he added: iii b.yn,,
been shOt in the hand, I'd be a pepperins
at 'em DoW.'
The gentleman asked bin If he wanted
his wounds dressed.
Yes be said.' IF there is a chance.
but can wait ill the worst wounded Of
the boys is fixed up With that be took
seat on an empty box and muuebed away
at his bread. Of which il was impossible for
him to take bite without it being covered
with the blood from hls wounded nose.-
HIS wounds were shortly aftervard attend
ed to. and be was placed on board stearn-
er and conveyed to Savannah.
They haze pig 10 New Hampshire "a
l.. -. Al
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

in silqat gra9 itude. and. half an hour afker<|
ward. stole forth in the disguise Of a wash
erwonN..u, with basket Of clothes upon his
arm. He left the village without molesfa-
sion, and succeeding in reaching his regi-
ment IN safety. He is now With it battling
for his country.
AND the sweet Edith Cliftoni She viii
hold her promise sacred, through all per
seeutions and temptations. and viii be ready
and willing to redeem IL when the happy
time shall come-and never was there 8
fairer bride than she will make.
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Joliet signalR.te. OF Aa.<rsl..ns
J OB Rim TIN

job Printing ofevsr yieseriptio VIII ibe neatly
xPsditiousl, to order on iberAlterm,
An'ssortmentoi blanks epiconstantI, on han
as- All orders for Advertising or Job Wort nm
be accompanied by cash, unless some person known
ubeeomes responsible for the sRne-Gs
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

Ladies, prepare for an extreme change Of
habit for the Paris correspondent Gays the
ladies are coming out without hoops, bus
ties, waddins, or anything elee
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

True GLoRr.-Doing what deserves to
be written, writing what deserves to be
read, and thinking what is fit to be spoken
at all times, and speaking words that flow
only from true and generous heart.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

The loftisst faculties Of our nature are
those that require the finest poise, not to
fall from their hight and crush all the walls
they crown.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

A Texas paper says the young ladies
there abouts are making great ravages on
the grape vines, taking them for hooIs. 1t
is said they look divineIyi
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

If you would be known and not know,
vegetate in village; If you woull know,
and not be known, live in a city.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

Titles Of honor are like the impressions
or coin-which add no value to gold and
silver, but only renders brass current.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

Nature breaches cheerIulnes4 iD her sad
dest moods; she covers even forgotten
graves with flowers,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

Stupid people may eat, but should not
talk. Their mouths may do well as backs
of deposit, but Dos of issue.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

God washes the eyes with tears until
they can behold the laud where tears shall
come no more
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-05-13

Ia The Chicago Tribune now says the
greatest objection to the new constitution
Is that it provides for the election Of State
officers next fall. If this is all, we guess
the people will try and be reconciled. II
they want the present officers. they will
re-elect them, won't they Rock Island
Argus.