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S HIPPING NEW S.
Port Of New YORK, Novembcr 10, 1863.


u q steamer Grand Gulf Commander q Ransom, from
s.. sTR:sa s:ye .S: M:s ~ es.: s;.. fs%r
soSs. = & 'Ga M y aiz' .nss aS
Dc. .se M h 70 dsys % ~ s sa smoga = 70.
o% x.Sss FOR Inaoa i,sn la Is 8 s. loo Is T. n
s-st % DAY: from 9a hsdserss ~ ps e,
Bay. cGh Oct with WOOL to master a1d INST Ia! 2S lon
a. sp"ts s se Minnie 4noa he.es Ss sS
leak Of about Is inches per hour.
Br;Topa fAus, vucssovch, Malaga Sc days with frus,
Brig Tyrus tsxe, Has,.n. Rio Junsro 50 days with cof
coffee &c. 70 ir.ndegssi CO.
East hsrbor IT. g,h win salt. 70 2 Pension q Co
gr,y Agie sBTl smith, Aux csyes Nov H. with iogwo"d
Brig Goden Lead tos Thomasonl P.yson. Port Prince
Oct 81 and AirAgoane Nov H. with oswood to Ae!csf
Bns Leader tBr OF Moa,rea vigueaa, Havana. Il days,
Brig fhomas Oven tsf Poruand). Pstlirgii. Eeuvtas
Nov H. with mdss 90 Thompson Hunter.
selr Belle lr). Wood st Jago q days. With sugar To
sohr Fissh CBr,. Tufts 9, Martina Nov H. with aa TO
sehr aN n,ysins wysitS ssrfo.. 8 days
schr Addie Barnes. sears wsshiseton. days
schr Herbert. Groves. Qouoeser.
Schr Albert Thomas Robinson, Somerset
sesr ser Ess s:ya,' Ess. 1syn. fs'i ssr haven
sehr y.rrirg.oo ,s IhopsF:oo. 2. New, New Have. 1
ssSr ? ioSwia 'i moS6,s. s,s@fosd ~ "'''''''>
s.s:msr Ann Ann. k. ,s E,orsrd: ssi.1rs rh,,.asOas
se:%:r ws:s:s wxsssss rEs b.v. rs'rsss rra.ssa
Ship Clyde tBr. Perry. from CsIaln Sep, l, snA Cork
Bsri Pride Of the Sea from Nov odsans
9oth-stesmers City OF Loodoa. routoaa. Fulton. Ellen
u,oas
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sl,OnTIso.

no1s FOR SALE -osE SFwFOUsDLArD FAIR
y q italian Grey hounds ANAL ppoiir- se~found
snf ruf~, bscs snf tan pnps, one thfre mouits os
selkhs ono pound si-o bes ard Terriers
snd scoeh Terriers AL ~ toe we sros~nt
JOHN GRAY
GOLD fIsH.-h LARGE AssDRTMENT OF FTNE
" Uoid fish b. NE hundr~d o. tsoaasnl. h~nt 10 sy
part Of the United states ~ stgHfaf
w. COLLIER, - bfsItoa STREET oofnsr u goi. ~
k'kAscis surLrR. sy rack sLlg Has ALL
" bs choce bred. f0L sxs aaa Buters fsfsIibie
hsngs Cure ssf FeA Htlesmln slaw g. P~r b@pi~
ButHrs ssv wofs 81 Docs 1gsr8sI uAsea AZ ssA
ciues for all disr-e~a
usr ARRfygp-LfDo FANCY rIerOss os ALL
nnd. Az, fsnry tovis. Sesrs,s Duxa. A. Fsf s.s
By WM w. PULfsIH 100 futtsa
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CITY COmmpRcrAh nEronr.

SATURDAY. nov co-of W
AsiEs-stock IN tho ,nspect.on warehouse on Friday
evening, 285 bba Received s,nce. 1853 bots Market
quiet at IS To for pots and pominay % 10 iof pears
observation-disclosures. % ,o5o bbs door. 1852 bbis.
and 4o93 sacks meal 226 67i bushels wheat aO5s2
do. corn I23. .043 605 do rye 2I 23b do bar
ley and IA 1913 barley malt Tae doar market rallied
little to day With tho turn gold. snd advance Of
sc. I0c was established. principally state
brands The higher grades were firm. sut pr,ces did
not keep pace with the inferior qualities. The demand
was confined to the OF the home trade ana the
sales foot up 900 bbs por quotations below which
reflect the market at the close. Southern -four was
fr mer and Canada advanced lOc with sales $40
the lormer and 900 OF the lattst within tho range
Rye eur ruled hrm but quiet with sales OF toosDg lots
at S. rs 80 co. Corn meal firm and IN demand al
So Jersey and S6 so for Brandy caiorc al
which prices 255 bbs changed hands Buckwheat aour
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M r. ssrriea.

CBsPs.s--RrxD-IO Thursday svening No vember -
by ths Rev Charles T. Phsips, BxsIAsr " CgArxAs os
Dover Plans Duiehess county, 70 BnU T. REED, daagh
tor of David u Reed, k@l. Q this city
CAsrrryR-josss ss--On thursday, Sovcmbo 20 IN jcr
sry City. by tDs Rsv Y Van Horne, ADoszo " CaRrrs.
10 PHKyny l.. JOsc. both of Jersey CITY No cards
Hnrox-Rxnoar On THURSDAY evening. November
2s. by the Rev Mr. Curry, ". Ilnros, Of Boykyn,
~ MARI w. RxDskrx, Of Btookiyn
Sheffield payers pleAss opy
MoRgsE- BarroLs-On thursday, November 25, at the
residence 0f tue brides ftiher, 10 Jersey City by Row
W. o.trsnder of CHESTER ~ 4 ,sasDgDRo y NosGas, VI
hsv York city 10 Ms. MAR 4 Bzfrot NO cards
ClCAlJ pa.ers plsASe COPY
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Leaving balance in the hands of the Assistant
Treasurer on Saturday Of SIC, Ole 600.
The subscriptions TO the monster National Bank
in this city do not progress with that rspidity that
it, instigstors desire even anticipated. and ac-
cording 10 present prospects there will be con-
siderable uphill labor TO accomplish before the
five millions are spread upon the books. However,
according 70 the articles Of agreement, the bank
can be put into operation three millions OF
capital.
The equalization system among the banks OF
this city has ceased to be operative, and all that
will be req uired hereafter is for each bank 10 hold
ten pee ceat of the amount of its capital in green
backs.
The New York and New Hsv en- Railroad Com.
pany will pay at their Office, at the Bank of the
Republic. the interest due Let December on their
bonds.
The New Orleans Ptcayune Of the 10th instant
ha, the following in reference TO the cotton market
in that city,
Tbs mas vet opened with inquiry, and the eleven
O'Clock auction sale went on ~ about previous rates. but
the subsequently received the river from New
York had dccdedy depressing influence, and the prices
paid At the second public SALE At one O'Clock Indicated
sales oliovs:-os bales before the news, embracnC
four bae pickinss at 3lc.: 10 ordinary, reboxed a.
SoI sSf y ~ %dd:s s;s. q s .s sS Gy:
iddng Al 72c and les bales. after the news of which
bale We, and dry sold at 80 &C. two bales samples
VI 6:Tc nine barely niddling At e5Ic.; ~ strictly
ordinary AZ CSc IL coed ordinary at 90 ~ low mid.
ling al 60 81 strictly good ordinary a. the same;
mddlDs at coke; 10 low middins at o1c. -four mid.
tng Vac, Is do Al 6sc., I've do. at o9c., and
ae good IN idling at 7lhc. Il will be observed ths,
fse figures SHOW great egulariy 40 well ~ the
3tion caused by the unfavor able accounts from New
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he close of the past five weeks:-

meeting Of the stockholders Of the New York
81 Harlem Railroad Company will be held on
I'sday. December /, to decide on the proposi.
e'oof the directors to increase the capital stock
ot e company to eight millions Of dollars, that
amo1t being allowed by the act of incorporation
and te laws amendatory thereto. The directors
ASK t's increase for the purpose of laying an ad-
ditlonl track to Albany, and probably to lay rails
an brosway in this city down to the Battery. If
1he stockholders decide in favor of the PROPOSE
sion the new stock will be offered to the old share
hoihrs pro rata; but no new stock is to be sold
untila double track is completed to White Plains,
an "etchester county. The cost Of the double
track estimated at four millions of dollars, and
She additional stock will only be about 81 l4O 900;
but it is proposed to take two millions of the
earnings o make up the balance. The liabilities
1hn rca4. L. "
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NOTICE TO TBE STOCKHOLDERS or TIE NEW
IN York and Harlom Railroad Company.
The increasing business the company anticipated
connections with other railroads render crpcdient forth.
with TO extend the double from terminus M
WilliAmsbrdee tn Chatham Four compats
the road from that place through 10 Albany
For the purpose Of meeting the necessary outlaws attend
ing such and deirsy the Incident
10 tho extension Of tho CITY railroad already authorized tho
Board II Directors have resolved that 1t eypcdcnt TO In
crease the capital stock To such amount not exceeding the
mtstons OF the charter bc sanctioned by ths
qus. vote OF the ana 10 tho increased
socK from time 10 time be required for the
OF completing such double track and extensions pro-
The amount OF the capital lmItod BY the chartss
and anendstoy acts, and Including both the common
preferred stock Is eight mions of doIAu Of which two
million one hundred aud thirty thousand nine hundod
and fifty dollars remain unpaid
The Board Of Drecos propose ths, The capital stock b
Increased 10 Its fun
Of the stockholders thu purposs OF aone
such ution Of the Hoard Of Directors Of
curing Ia the Of the capital stock the full
authorized by the charter and tho several
the stnr- epdsory thereof will be held the ocs
Of the Company At the OF Ith street and
Fourth avenue TUESDAY the st day Of December
81 u O'Clock noon OF thai Day.
For the purrose OF accfaning tho st0ckhoidern who
shall be entitled such meeting the books of
fer viii he closed required by law Saturday The 7h
notice
The will opsn Tue saay the 10Th day Of No
vembcr inst. by order OF tbs Hoard ot Directors
VS.. r. Rapwsos Secretary
NEW fOHK. November y, iSJ.
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mATRIMosIAi.

A fors- WIDOW. sAfp TO m oooD I/,oKfsa.
N NAasa . forfn tae slniA4ts ~
rrss - frusrurrt saf -tth l~tr. ,t-.s..
hgn@ bst "a 80 - rtiag ~ psFe. to- 80, A.,
e@es 40 30 @a-s- 49, ss.~rf Atsfsvs k.s.na a.
uya .. n . fs fBn I.ss ~
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WINES. Lpauoas. 40.

r. Don poUKBoS o. a, rgs GALLON. >, cySrs ryz
~ Dp'tis U',d sssry ~ g-f E.ta 70 Dss sssis.
IL Hofs ~ feiat a. huTyftefs fraWv 10
uaas. BDHDkAtk wINE CDsrAsY
va q W Falllh 49,. sDsaef 81 WI
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at about s'so,0OO annually, OF which sum 1888 900
Is TO be paid for interest on the mortgages and
debt. leaving an annual balance from which to
make up the two millions of only 1890 but it
Is supposed the increased facilities which double
track will give the road will proportionstely aug.
ment the business and enable tie company more
speedily to earn the required amount. ana IL the
Broadway franchise should eventually revert TO
them but few years would be required to make
Che road dividend paying corporation.
The annexed table will show the fluctuations in
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

The lowest point touched as will be SEEN during
the week was l43, and the higest price obtained
was l5AL-a dine. elce OF llts.
The operations OF the suh-Ireasury in this city
during the past week will be found in the follow.
iny tah
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n rov wasr - EsVw wHkr VJHaf cyer0ss
i assfttsgs fHHfN faH1 hftf A.
fOHnnn sthNF . snFlstas tssk frf sst
= gss8 49, - NfFfy AsHtNH 60 "A %
lstas ID siNf4ff tTgssts ~ ssS1 So asaatf
Ns.gss ~ ! fss-y tf.l. a o.. $40 ~ ~
rUprf itu h1trf-sf,
AftH sND wDstW-TugtR EFGl TAT Tsrripsa
NN hNfFf"fM ..aHtN - - -
llxT ittr sff 49, Fhfu. tgVf ~'h tf-' ~1
- rsJ sf As.. TO- &t
Saieaf' ll.t+t 'sst Tfl-f w nss ffs~sai $50 a.
mat 800. a. f0ugrkL
D~rsw t~s ata ~ ~ frn fest eaf sefs@ AsarF",
guFL VILLA ~ hf~ttrN y v
Itpy Ntpnff.N trfuH NH #gENhsL hiATDhf
/ N gf.fsat.aa 10 lffAffF.t ~ 80. d - N4tsE aea
~ ws-f Fffg ~ f - 80 p - - ~
sss~.s tgtst tEf iet
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SD BANKERS.
arOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER3
80 WALL STREET

MILwAUKEk OITy READJUBTMKNT BONDS-TuR
lu coupons duo December !, next will be paid pro
scntstoa tho odcs OF W. SCHALL co. 53 and 90
Exchange place
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POLITICAL.

NkW rOkk sOyEMBbk y. iNl-Ar A stKTIsu
~ - the ssx S~s~rs ssd hoidrfs ho~siy bsi tb-
fsre@r,h wsri Hot ti~y snd0sss us fOna-tsr eAnft
dates C GODthEY CT JsfBkH ~ ns,ot of NE saty q,
ss~ yort wNsm WASH fgf Al3~rrnsn - NJ ss,0uc
A1sfnasN Di~ric, wiism DatsrtT. - 80 tcurts Acss
tnsDis Ustsit Jc-gh fAsnnou, ~ tk~ Hstb A1~snsn
Dsfbt SOD fsf CoaDciiasn of The ryaftb ID
hst, roDess Dary. NJ orisf q
rH0yI. Btsrcm.so Eesrs,sry
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OFyIcE or rnE oALKsA AND CHICAGO UNION

OFFICE or TfIK 0ALENA AND CHICAGO UNION
~ Railroad. Chicago, Nov - 1853 Sealed prorosas will
b. received ~ the Office Of this
lsd5 fos tSUuU per bonds this company
be issued fsr the construction Of the tho
main channel Of the Misgsspp river The bonds
vii be 81 og each. redeemable January 1884, after the
tire bondrd deb OF the cAncAiid by the
funds and lien the whole OF the road
Tho inaresi viii b~ psysbe January aud July In each
e,.ng- Baas In New YORK The COMPANY Will rsi~c, ell
for less than par Payment the bonds awarded will be
required from the st 10 the 18th January nsIt funds
In New Hofs Proposals. should be plainly marked, Propo
sails for Bonds and addressed 70 " LAAbee scercta
ry. Chicago, III. W. n. BROWN President
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

And this is receipted, also and this,'
handing the other bills which che had paid.
And now, my dear she added quickly,
how do you ike my new drsss2 Isn't it
beautifully
We leave the explanations and scene
that followed to the readers inagination.
If any fair lady, however, who, like Ada,
has been drawing too heavily on her
busbard's sleRder income for silk and Jew
els, is at loss to realize the scene. let her
try Ada's experiment. Our word 70: il, she
will find new and glad experience in
life. Costly silks and jewels msy be very
pleasant things, but they are too dearly
bought when they come as the price Of .
husbands embarrassment mental dis
quietude and alienation. Too often the
gay young wife wears them as the sign Of
these unhappy conditions. Tranquil hearts
add auDny homes are precious things too
precious TO be burdened and clnuded by
weak vanity and love of show. Keep this
in mind, oh ye fair onces, who have hus-
bands in moderate circumstances. Do not
let your pride and pleasure Cypress them.
Rich clothing, costly laCos and gems, are
poor substitutes for smiling peace and
hearts unshadowed by care. Take the
lesson and live by it rather than pffer an.
other ilustra ton, in your own experience,
of the folly We have been trying to expose
and febuke. r...'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17
A Few Hints ON GOlng 20
Church.

It is we'll to go to church late. By
walking boldly up the Aisle during the
first prayer, you attract more attention and
consequently more admiration than by
going at any other time. There are some
people who will be annoyed at this, but
they are Of that class of "old fogies" for
wbOIe opinion you will not have the sliRhs
test regard, if you are young man Of
spirit. ID. - b. 3 s...#
You will, of course, wear your brightest
colored clothes, aud quantity Of fash
jtwslry. a7'
Ii there is large choir, by all means
sing loudly and try to drown the sound of
the organ. This emulation pleases the
singers, and cenrers the attention of the
congregation upon you.
Whisper loudly to your companion, your
comments upon the dress and appearance
of the ladies, and by all means chew tobac-
CO during the whole service.
1t will look we'll if you should laugh
heartily ut whatever pleases you-for 10.
etance, if defOrmed person comes in
A small dog, walking mp the aisle will
cause you to 60 into commissions Of laugh
ter, and much sport will be occasioned If
you should succeed in kicking him. Allow
no chance to escape you that will afford
you amusement. Make signs to any ac-
| quaintance you may see on the other side
Of the church, and even whisper loudly to
him. When the service is concluded aid
duriug the benedictiOn. Commence to get
your hat aud gloves ready for start, and Of
the word Amen, be eff-don't loose Q SEQ
ond-and take a good position ct the foot
Of the stairway.
i will be difficult to get into position
very coon, for all the ladies will stop 10 the
aisle to converse upon family matters. &C.,
which will, Of course, make it very difficult
for every body to get out. But persevsre,
and when you are in position let nothing
divert your attention from the scenes before
you.
We forget to notice the fact that the aisle
of the church will be completely blockaded
if il should be cold weather. BY the ladies
standing by the register. If this should
be the case, step over the pews on each
side.
These general rules, i: constantly follow
ed, will suggest great many others of the
same kind, which neither time nor place
will admit any noticing.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

"A contributpr from 'CafifOrah. q a.
Atlantic Monthly for February. efvsl tks
following 49, ~. F1stiis7
In the northeru part Of tbi. stu. I. J.
stream called Yubi River. Across Il son1|
snterprising individual bsilt hsidss 80
on the banks scrnitbody efs6 bailE Tires %
four houses. The Inhabitants called .
fuba Dam. Three bars were invtsnfI1'
erected, and the town, increased fapidlS.
About noon one cool day traveller end n
s1journer in the land passed this noutiSh-
ing locality, and seeing . lone-leRRodl
specimen Of humanity 10 q red shift e1oks
ing before one Of the bars thus sddrsssOdI
him @s- ? sna ? Sc
Hello r replied the shirt, with visor
removing his pipe from his mouth.
What place Is thisP denSTnded tko
traveller, whose name was Thompson, Il
The answer or the shirt vas uaszpss.
ted ,sr-.-..-.--.., r. Is
There vas about 6fy yards ketvs,v.
them, and the wind was blowing. ~.
Thompson thought he had been niSis-
ken. % "a : 81
what did you say 2 he asted. 81
'Yubs Dam, replied the stranger. cheer
What plsss is this p rOarsd NJ. TAo.y:
son. $50 Y =
Yu-ba Dam p said the shirt, IN 9 sIiSkS.
ly elevated tone Of voice. -. ?
Locke here yelled the irats Tho66s
son i asked you politely what pIses
this vas, why 10 thunder don't yOe e.
swer p .iasr n
The stranger became excited. He NosO
and replied, with the voice Of a e6poaa-
der 81 al T" .ii-.H-7i .. =
.YG ba Dam You hear fsafF ga
In minute Thompson, burning With ~
wrath Of the righteous, jumped - -
horee. and advanced on the sirahRSf Nitk
80 expression not q be mistakeo. The Ghirs
ar'ee and assumed Q posture Of oesnsS -
defense. zss1f = ilz r - d
Arrived within yard efhin, Tbo6psoa
II s't you for the last Tine. whss pl.@
Pu.tiDg bis hands 10 his rneutk hisobVs.
nent roared:4 .-.s1f .-7-s..s - -
'Ta-ba DdmP t- q .a-,lJ ~
The next minute they we're Il a: IjnE
Thompson was down then ths shirt: uoS
then Il was dog-fsll-that 10, both 0s,D
down. They rolled sboutI kiokine % Z
tremendous dust. They sqairme1 sRoind
90 energeticslly that you'd haVu tbOuRhi
they had dozen legs instead Of eoaR. h
Looked like priIs-6ght bet0esn TOO paeis
listic ceuiipedss.- FiAalIy they boa rolled
OF the bank and into the river. The Uatsl
cooled them. They went doWn toeSthsr.
but came up separate, and put oct for me
shore. Both reached II sbout The suns
time.and Thompson scfGm bled opthO bank
mounted bis ESrlike steed, md made traekI
leaving bus zoe gouging the mud out Of gDs
Of his eyes. 10
l. Having left the business portion Of M
town, that is TO cay, the corner whsFs Ne
ihree bars were kept. he struck houss b
the subei5e, before which q little 1eifl d
about four years Of age was playing. 80
What place Is this, Sissy !" Be esheA.
The little girl. frighteDed &C ths df0<=
ed rat figure which the strsoRs1 sua
streaked IL for the house. Having psUshsi
the door she stopped turned, I'D SWeafsd
0o-bee Dam Z - -.. :
Good. HeaVensP said Thompvuu ,diaRiar
bis heels between BIZ borse's Fibs-'6Oo1
Heavens let me get OFT q this hSrTid
place, where not only the men but tha
very babes and sueklinzs swear q iaoRsa-
siTe travellers -a ,1--z-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17
A Battle F,ela

4 correspondents describing tie 6wfal
scenes thai traDspifs on . battlefield
says: .ars - -
The grouping Of faIlen men and hof.es.
The many beaped mp tassses Of dad movSi
strsngely by the living hained anonR
them. showing the points where 6h6Afif0
bad been most severe the eonninNlinR
Of oaifOFms Of friends and foes, 90 bcth ti1
scattered on the groond on which tkeT
fell the gfoops s0rroundinG THE nnd dat
individual sufferer. bearing his lsst aords,
giving 20 him the last drops Of 0sasF AsS
ever mOisten bis hps on earth /; tbestrstchs
ers borne from various points, saeh carry.
ing some iof6cer Or private colder. uho h
now the startling feeling foFosd 1pon hin.
ut has come 20 thu, snd yet there nsYb b
hope Of life :" bjssxei.ed end over.1orn
spirit, bali fainting a. it is, YET dfeauina
! Q mixed, feveFish dream of the charge 70
which be met his wound, and the Shunahh
Of home that flashed upou tbs bsaFi, q 10
seemed to commit that heart 70 Q non6ntio
oblivion to all else Then eoues he frss
dawn ola hope that LIFE may Be spared
the view Of borrid objec.s passed. seen Nth
dimmed eye hope Of life growing BtroaE
er, but with it now dread Of sane opsrs-
ton to be undergone the sDuDd Of sans
eth beard, bsgetting q feyerish, impafi6nf
desire to know the result Of the batlIss
AgaiD. partial waking up Ct the soics oG
the surgeon be aud biz sttends1ts sos1
% through q mist the desfsnsd toslisRO
OF utter weakness causing All 70 seso -
though they spoke in whispers; he s1ill
further rousing OF the mind e. ths cordial
administered begins 70 take sEset; I'll HE
has life. and . motion, and spirit "a ID
which nOcks the real grave horror % ShS
scene. .-r
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17

The Alton Democrat make the following
appropriate suggestions about advertising.
A merchant who declines to give notoriety
to bic business By advertising. virtually
declares shat they desire the custom Of the
public. and the public, in the aggregate,
being very sagaciOus individual, seldom
goes where he 10 not invited:
A Few WORDS 10 orr REApRRs Al.
ways read advertisements. Ii 10 90 your
interest 60 do 90.
In nine cases out Of ten the most honest,
upright, trust worthy. liberal dealers. are
those Who advertise the most extensively.
To advertise 10 70 expend money prudent
", and the most successful and liberal
business men know il. and cot aoOOrding-
~.
Look over our advertising columns
daily. and boy Of none you do not find
there. Marrow minds and nissrU seldom
advertise. The IiberIl, frank, and fres
always do .sH @
: Ifa man does not think enough Of yOuu
custom to ask you for IL through your
city paper be is unworthy Of your patron.
age.
When you find man who 10 too eIOs,
and stingy 10 advertise. you can safely
pot him down 90 too selfish 10 deal goner
ously, and very fairly or honestly.
Those Who do nos advertise esd ths
largest prUats and turn their money eel
dom. Nnse la
Those Who never advertise somstimsl
cell staple articles &c current prices, bai
they will skin you 90 articles where you
ere not familiar with the prices.
You Will save MoNsT By dealing Will
these who advertise, and Teiasiae thos,
who DO not ra "a8s
Remember the sboys. end never dea
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-17
BY c. sc. FARLEY
nary LANp % cahAAH.
CHw vEHssoE.)

JEW VkhStoAJ
Oh n he's been very long, siues dis niger song
For Dc musIe OfhIs soul l. dead sad Gnuddsrrd;
Aud de best American blood h al running in shood
Bringing ruin ihaaIs trO0bIsd IAnd 81 cAnsan. sr
caORUs.
OIL OH on Oh I oil 0hi
Il weigh. down dis ttSaR WId gsoas 0SFtOW,
To zee murder and conn ScatiOa
Crushing down dis mighty nation.
And starvation Ia our happy land Of csn6an.
Prom de North and from South, IRON De East and hon
de West
Dis country was one 6rothsrhoOd united,
TIL de Abolition knAVe stole Dc Qulst happy SlAve
Prom hiCmaStsr and ds happy land Of Canaan.
SHoRus.
Oh ! oh I oh! oh! oh obi
Dsy told dey Wspt for cur freedom;
And all dat took deyre - uFd,
Did sksdaddIe d eusssd herd,
Aud starved In de Abolition Canaan.
II you want de war to cease, Wild Do sou1to live In
peace,
Hang your Abolition kDavss and eTAsy preachers
For dey really de Ou's dat fetched up die mighty
fuss,
To break de UniOa Of de happy land Of Canaan.
CHORUS.
| OH OIL oh! obi obi chi
| Our statesRlen ner all dead and burTisd;
And de few nov left bahind,
| To de DART ey are confirmed,
And care nothin' Tor der dyin' land O. Canaan.
Den de country &c Wus, should b every pAtriOEi
cAnss,
Let desc words be heard throughout dis great Republic
| For unless dis can he done-FARHWEII, Omar Wan
INoToN, Fi
Oars IN end TO yoar harry land Of Canaan.
| enoRrS.
| Oh! obi oh chi Oh obi
De frssmeA q BsvssfySiz lies sleeping; "--
But wen riss up IN our might,
And drive them from our sight
nese tyrAnts Of our happy land d Canaan.-Asadry,
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