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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-04-08
siRRLIEF FoR THE POOR.

AS was published some time ago in our
papers Daily Union Prayer Meeting is
held ia YorkYille, fer our country aud State.
0aMonday lasta collection was taken up
atthis meeting, for the purpose of affording
felisfto the poor and destitute, within a
circuit Of three or fou: miles on every side
of the town. This appeal was most liberal
lsSrssponded to by those present, and near
lyfxc hundred and fifty dollars was raised
frAthis purpose.
Since that time our fellow citizen, WIN.
a. Latta, Esq., has made generous dona-
tion of Fifty bushels Of Corn to the same OBJ
ject. Will not this liberality move the
hearts Of others to do likewise. There are
planters in the limits mentioned, who are
able, and we know are willing to do what
they can for the relief of the poor, in this
time of general distress.
"A Committee has been appointed to re.
.ceige and dishurse such donations, in the
way, either Of provisions or money, as may
bessent in. This Committee consists of the
following gentlemen
= s. R. MOORE,
P. B. DARWIN,
GEO. STEELE, ~
j. G. MILLER, .....-
w. p McFADDEN,
MILES JOHNSON,
-: J. A.. MCLEAN, Treas. Of Com.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-04-08

EXPEDITION TO THE MoUNTkINs.--An
expedition sent out by Gen. Jones, about
the 1st of March, to the mountains Of Har'
dy and Pendleton, Va, was a complete
success. Col. Harness brought out from
the Allegheny mountain, right from under.
the noses of tho Yankees, 54l line beef
cattle, 200 head of sheep, and between
1900 and 5000 pounds of bacon.
Richmond Rhig, 30h alt.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-04-08

vice, therefore, to the inhabitants of the
land Of King Abram is, of two evils choose
the least !; risk the tyranny Of the King in
preference to the deadly miasma Of Dixie
land, as it will prove certain death to you.
ZENo. s. c., DARBY. =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-04-08

1ay One active specalatdr, ID breadstufa,
says the Macon, Ga. qslsgraph isa more
effective and dangerous foe to the Gonfed-
crate cause, in our opinion, than 9 battal-
ion of Federal troops. He does immense
mischief himself by stimulating prices; but
he does great deal more BY stimulating
the spirit of speculation for men need
slight inducements in the way of precept or
example to 60 into a business certain to pro-
duce woalth, though unfortunately it may
be at the expense of conscience and country.
A single speculator may often poison q whole
community by his pernicious influence and
example -. - :.
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no any Man in the World.

KTHAT wants to buy q: Y VALU:AelBlllE
5k PLANTATION, would dowelto call onme. Twill
sen for CASE, and VIII take CURkEMI Fg pay
Rlent. Ggll On me soon. ssgo;ts. 4 O. -
s April 8 - Il s.., ~.
fr- Cnrollninn copy Daily for One week. and forward
account 10 the ENQUIRER Office .. -.
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YHB Y0RKyxLIg ggNQUlUgR Is R.

70 q proposition made BY the President of
the Marine Bank of that city to loan theiI
city $4,000 each, without interest, and one
. loan Of 81, 600, to be invested in pro7is.
sions, which are.to be sold at prime cost to
the needy and others of Savannah,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-04-08

lMpREssMENTs.-The Impressment Act
recently passed BY Congress, says the Rich.
mond Whig, should have the effect of in.
creasing the supplies Of provisions and for.
age in this market, and consequently, of
reducing the prices Of the same to some.
thing like q reasonable standard. Farmers
haye!hitherto been deferred from ssnding
their products to market from The appre.
hension that they would be impressed at
less than the market rates, or without tjust
compensation. The recent order Of Adju-.
tant General Cooper declaring that slno
officer shall, at any time, unless specially
ordered to do so by General commanding,
in caseof exigency, impress supplies which
are on their way to market, for sale on ar.
yiipal should, of itself, induce the agri.
eulturists to send 10 supplies Of subsistence,
which are 30 much needed in The cities and
towns. Y K s. '',} rs
But with the additional assurance pro-
.yided in the Impressments Act that the
property Of q producer when impressed,
shall be valued By appraisers Of the yioin-
age, ensuring t.just compensation" there
for, there should no longer be any hesita.
tiou on the part Of producers tosend sup.
plies to market, onthe contrary, With the
protection now guaranteed to them By that
Act, they should esteem it duty torelisYe
the distress oceassioned BY the scarcity of
provisions, in those portions Of the State.
from which supplies have been withheld.
They have the incentive Of renaperatise
prices, aud should not forget that under the
operation Of the Tax Bill, andoshar Acts
Of Congress, q decline from current rateais:
more than probable.
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NOW rs THE3TIBIFSl I
Z 3;3 NOSy IS. II n A1Is
II WILL. PAY. THE . s.
HIGHEST CASH PRIgEs
FOR ALL CLASSES oFAs 49,;
MEG RO rs
{ Q. y. .PRIDE

CTEAM MILLS FOR S A LE
n The undersigned offers for sale or IN excias for
NEGRO PROPERTY, his STEAM MILLS In The .TofSn
AIL.ROAb. The Mills consist of sVHEAE and CORN
MILLS, and dasCIRCULAR SApV-fhe whole dft I,y 4
BOILER and ENGINE Sof FORTY HORSE POWER,
with WELLS ard PUMPS To supply with nfer, nd MI
Necessary buildings Tue BOILER and ENs:lNR ifdsMs
red, WIN be sold alone. &, tlYisEND 49,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-04-08

A PATRIOTIC LoAN.-seven1of the diff
ferent banks Of Savannah have acceded
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-04-08

GENERALJo JoHN:M MoRGAN pamphlet
just published, entitled s'West Point and
political Generals" " says that Morgan and
his command have inflicted more loss fife
ON the enemy, captured more prisoners, and
taken and destroyed more hostile property,
than all the other Confederate cavalry east
of the Mississippi river put together Nor
gan's authentic achievements for six months,
that is to say from July 4th, 1862, to jan
nary 5th, 1863, foot up as follows: Over
10000 prisoners, i, 900 stand Of arms, and.
guns captured. $4,000, 600 worth Of
stores taken and destroyed. During this
period, besides the troops raised iaour lines
he raised 1896 men within the enemy's
lines-mounting, arming and equipping
them there. It's a pity weshaye not 9 few
more Morgans. ssssis:ssgsssss5
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8
IN EQUITY---YORK DIsTRICT

Robert patliek, and othsys
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
IL Ro.,t p Bigger, John MIiiens and seIinn his ssifd
James BIGGER Thomas Davis and John Davis defendans
In above stated case reside c limits OF this fes
planants Solicitors ordered, said absent deiandane
appear aud plead, answer deiur 10 the Bill filed
cRse within three months from the publication Of
tce or said Bill will be taken pro MS 10
- {s7]}S) Y "a e iVALTER b. METT &
- s-ts ~ q Commjs ssoier In Eqiif9ys3
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.SOUTH CAROLYN. ORKDIs
II IST OF e LET REMAINS
line in the Post Office at Yorkyine, q, April Isl

8 Geo. Baustiaal, 3; Andrew Boyd Miss il. cs bigger
Miss Alkaline Clark, NJ. 6. gsrk, Mrs E. G. Campbij
John Denny Capt w. 8. Dunlap, ". d. Dunlap, Hugh
McGutnnlss, N. 2. Goodrich j. r. Gny,on, r: Giss,
Esg Samuel HtmphHl, y. .. Hill, VIM HoweI Js.5sfF.
NJ Jones, Lieut.. c. ZONES, Col C Jones AIrs. Amhfdss
Lmler, Mn. e. M Love, George Moorehonse, Joseph
Moss, Miss u. c. Mcclure, Samuel Al Merritt, Mnts
McCarter, Hon. Robcn Monroe, James 8cDoweli Aiiss
NJ j. Mcdowell, John Nichols, Joseph Parks Mis-
Powell, "A. Puseley, Mason Paran Miss ~ a. PafisI,
J. II. PRICE, 2; j. "A. Price, J. Qnin, Mis- James
Ryan, Gilbert Shaw VIM. sandIfer, Sam Sheriff, mrss z.
Strain, Capt j. NJ White, Miss aaie Farfen, MlssMars
Wilson. 9 Rev A. M. Watson. - -
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CS0IJTICsAlR( Tin a l5RK DTSs

rs ]. e. STEELE hiss npplIedfo
me for Leties OF all aud singular ana
goods and chatiels, rights aud lyedlts Of J0SEPHA
STEELE, lute Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, herefore cite and adiaonis MI and sinet
lar the kindred and crnditonDf The aid deceased 10 BE-
aud appear before me, as our ne pnnatys Eou af
the said District, be hoidenu YSf Tou House on ,c
17th day of April next, TO shew cuusc fany, why The
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal tls 30fh day of a1chs
slxtythree, and nthe year Of The 1nde
penience Of South Carolina. n
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-04-08

GuaE FOR CANCER The juice of the
Sheep Sorrel put ina pewter Plate and ex. cs
posed to the sun until it becomes the con-
sistence Of salve, then applied to the cam
Ger and repeated until the latter falls out
With all its fbres. Severe pain accompanies
the operation but the. cure is certain. 4
This was told me by witness Of the pro-
cess The face Of the sufferer where the.
cancer was, became much inaamed and
swollen, and the pain exeruciating, and
when it dropped out, had the appearance
of a large SPIDERS legs. The cavity was
dead-but soon healed and filed up, and
there was never return Of the disease. I
have been thus particular because the re-.
cipe has been tried, but pain and inaama-
tion following, it was not the proper RENE.
.dy, and was discontinued. McK:
Athens, Ga, June 25, 1852.
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aIet nae Kiss him for his Mothesr..,'

s.Let nae Kiss him for his Mother"
Not long since, says o Yankee soldier
correspondent, sa lot Of US we're qnartered.
In several wood entrenehments, and in an
inner room Of one lay the corps Of q secesh
officer awaiting burial. The nsWs soon
spread to . village not farof, and down
came tearing sentimental, not bad looking
specimen of'a Virginia dame, stLet me
kiss him forhis motherp she cried, as Z
interrupted her progress. ssDo lot:me kiss
him for his motherp p Kiss whom gp
ssThe dear Little lieutenant, the one who
lies dead within, never saw him, butoh =
He'd her through i room in which lay Lisut
, stretohedout oman upturned trough
fast, asleep. Supposing him to be thaiar-
ticle sought for; she rushed up exclaiming,
uLet me kiss him for his mother!" and ap-
preaching, put her lips to his forehead.
What was her astonishment when the
"corpse" clasped bis arms around her, and
said, aNepermind the old lady, Miss, goit
on your own account. / haven't the slight
est objection. " g
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Transient Boarding. ling
rTsHE UNDERSIGNED& HAS; I

-
FrTNHE UNDERSIGNEDSHAS 10.
- ntedhimseIf afew doors Nonh Of hotai
and Is prepared to accommodate all tbRf may favor H
with cait His TABLE shall be firhisled With the sub
santlals Of life, as well as and stablipg foe
horse 5si $50 -
Yorkvllle, Ap.Il s, 1853 Il i !. n'f Agsss s@
GOUTHCAROLINA ~ Y0RK Dis
D.TRIcT.- Whereas, F. H, BRoWN has applied 10
me for Lettess Of Administration, on all and sngna ie
goods and ehaels, rights and credits of WILLIAM NJ
Brown Spv ate Of las District atoresaia decsassd
ar the kindred and credors Of the said decaased be
and appear atonr next odInarys Cor for tbs
9th day OF April instant to shew cause, IL any, why the
said Administrations should not be granted e go
Given under my hand and Seal this 9Th day or Apr,
In tiIe year Of Lord thousand hundred and
sisy-thIes and In year ofthe Indeps
dence Of South Curolina. i
.ApuIs ions !. 3 BROWN 3. Esa- p,
GOUTH CAROLINA ORK DIS
kOTRICT-Whereas, JOSEPH G. ssfARn has apoficd,
to me for Letters OF Administrations oil and sinar me
goods and chat,els, rights and credits Of NATHaNIEE
HILL, late OF the District aforesaid, deceased.
These ure therefore to cite and admonfsh and sIngu
the kindred md creditors Of the sstd deceasc cri
appear before me az our next ordinary Court the SAID
District, TO be holden at York Court House n te 9th @
OF April Instant shew cause, II any, why the said Ad
:ninlsration should not be granted
Given under my hand and Seal this 9th day of April
In tile year of our Lord one thousand eight handred and
and In the eighty year fndepe-
Apnls IA s. s. = Z, ssss'g So
SOUTH CAROL A-YO ORKD DIS
NJ TREeT Whereas, WALTER D, METTs, s6ss ii
"a iss Sss s e
These are, thercfore to cite md ana sins
lar, the kindred aud creditors of the said M
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-04-08

TAgQB,s G0RDIAI..-A SURE
81 Remedy for DIARRHGA, DYsENTERY, AND
FLUx.as Sold for CASH at
Juyl % W
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.s WRITING PAPEll, "a
TUST Received a lot of CAP and
et LETTER PAPER, SOUTHERN RssMAGuFAGTuRE
For sale at the = autRER OFFICE PEE q
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zE,OR TAX GO OL EEsg TO r %
IL sare authorized 70. announce SMITH SANDERS az 4
Candidate for The Office or TAX COLLECTOR OF York
District at the ensuing election.
Novaynher 1872 A
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Gentlemen ofth Senate and

so lar, oeyonQ lne retentiou VI these aEti-
cles within the limits of the State, and y.ur
action is requisite to enable me to carry
fully into effect this clause of the Consti-
tuition, as also to continue the prohibition
without interruption, if you should deem it
advisable. I recommend the passage of an
Act which will authorize the Governor,
through proper agents, to dispose, at their
market value, of such articles as have been
or may be seized IN transttu, and after
paying all expenses incurred out of the
proceeds, to retain certain proportion, to
be distributed among the Soldiers Boards
of Relief, the remainder to be returned to
the owner-or such other appropriate lesis-
lation as you may deem better adapted to
the case. also recommend that you adopt
some legislation to arrest the purchase and
monopoly of articles ofprime necessity, even
when it is not intended to export them be-
yond the limits of the State. The monopo.
ly and Withholding from market of supplies
is most detrimental to the true interests OF
the whole country, now involved in such .
war as has not been seen in modern times.
Your Act, ratified 18th December last, to
suppress the undue distillation of spirits
from the cereal grains of the State, though
stringent in its penalties, does not accom-
plish its object. I am informed of numer-
Gus . VIOLATIONS Of its provisions in various
portions Of the State, bat have a9t YET
heard Of the first prosecution. Indeed, /
learn from some Of the most respectable
citizens that no one seems willing to be-
come an informer 1t might be we'll to give
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-17

sixty YEARS AGO. -Sixty.odd years ago
just snoh men as are now in power, were
then in power in the United S,ates--under
the elder Aiams-and they not only over.
threw the then greatest and noblest of all
parties-the Federal party, founded ~
George Washington, but they broke up
printing presses incaTcerated editors, and
enacted alien and seditiOD laws, which
doomed to dungeons every man they could
!ofoe or frighteO jOries to sentence, for DO
htical differences Of opinion, and the eoDse.
queRce was they vent out of power in 1880
With the elder Adams-Je Jefferson came in,
and the great Federal party died Of she So.
icid5 Of such Administrators. For sixty
odd years these men were thrown out Of
pJSeT. but now. under the preteDce Of
emaDcipsting the negro, they are enslav.
Ing white men. % they attempted 10 1898,
bat " which they failed BY the upriziaeO
the people in 1900, under Jefferson. ];
Express. ..-.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-17
Trustees Sale


WHERE'S. on the Twenty-fourth daV Of octohsr
w A 1860, David Parr, IN his life time since A.
ceased and Mary Ann Pam his ie BY their certain
aeed OF writing duly acknowledge and recorded In
the Recorders ONCE Of Will County and STATE on IllL
nos, IN BOOK 81, page 1885, did convey 20 me n. nm
aersigued the land and premises hereina fter desI
trust 70 secure the payment Of certain promi1sor
mote bearing Even date with said deed for he paTment
OF the sum ofTwenty-three Hundred Dolars psVabIe
20 cornelius e. Van Horn order, one wear amer
me dats thereof atthe Exchanes Odics Of the noder
signed 10 Joliet Will County and State OF IIIinois-
ana whereas default has been made in the pavment ~
said note and application has been made % me- by he
holder Of said note TO sell the premi,es 40 con-
according 70 the terms u the Trust in aid DEED
Now Therefore public notice s hereby given, that bv
virtue o. the an yrity contained and given IN Accord
ence WIN me terms q said deed Of trust shall on
saturday the thirtieth day Of August A D. 1852 BE-
tween the hours Of one and four O'Clock In the aer.
noon o. that Cay at the North door Of Court Houne
IN Joliet County Of Will and State Of Ilino seIl A
public vendue TO the highest bidder for cash the pem
s IN said deed Of trust described Wit The North
nai o. the North West quarter OF Section No thirtv-
ax 900 In Township No. thirty six, Nsrth " RaaSe
NO. nine (9) East Of the Third PRINCIPAL NerISisn
containing eighty (So Of land be the sane NOR
or less situate In the County Of VIII and STATE on
nois aforesaid together with the appurtenanceS there
unto belonging and all right and equity OF reemntion
ana all rights Of homestead exemption Of the aaid
grantOrs therein, their heFs. executors admnistrH
tors OF assigns.
Jsliet, August 5, 1852
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-17
New GoodeI

.n,i" ao'cIi1er has Just received a large ptoek a
,h;.hp ~ and summer goods Of every de.crintsoo
purchased in Joliet or ChicaEo ths q. sn-n 60 =
t.ss ~ nc Of Dry Goods wfandft 20 keir sv.n
" Al1no examine before purchasing elseUhero.
LADIES DRESS eooDs,
AAinss Pam, figured, Eatered, 1e. i-PAe'>'' -
h1bLlNERr AND FANCY GOODS.
Bonne9 and Trimmings, eonsi.tin1 Of R,sh,o,,. srA
Se,ns Lining Pumes Resets, arsiSeias Vs;Is - ~
oos.srd RnI sHI,nges six Lace, G0vea ChidfeS,s
fnted Csiices Cambries, Brown and Bleaehsa 49,.
ines Beduekng Broad Cloths, Tweeds, Keptuch1 49,
splendid assortment Of Enbroiderjes. cu,. O,,,-.
SndersleeVes Chihizettss Curtains, MusiiH Sn,s
Remember this Is the place for bargains
~ r. C.DURCAN
"a - q ------ on GhieAEo street. 81
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Modern Political Arguments.

1t is not pleasant to listen 10 political
arguments. ct the present time, because
they are out Of place; aud such sudden
changes occur, all over the country, that
what will answer for the base of an argu-
ment to-day, will be valueless Tomorrow.
This, however, does not prevent men
from discussing certain points. A few days
ego, We heard two heated patriots 6isput-
ing. in eager tones, something after the
following style:
i tell you they won't fight. kRO,r.'
And kHOio they will I've been South.
I've seen them
SO have l.
Il don't care If you have.'
Nor if you have. You don't know
wha. you are talking about
i know as we'll as you do
Doubted
You're o fool
You're en- ass
IF you call me names I'll bit you.'
I'D like TO see you do it,
And the two men separated, with mu
tuol feelings Of disgust and anger and vet
the parties were each anxious to do right
and help the government, only they got
upon the wrong track while speaking Of
passing events.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-17
Dlrgs for a soIdlsr.

,zs., BT aEoRdI n. BOXER.
Close bis eyes; his work 10 dOnei
What to him Is friend or. fOeman,
R6S Of moon, or set Of sun,
Hand Of man, or ki,s OF woman
Lay him lev, lay him low,
In the clover or the SEOwi
What cares hei he cannot know:
Lay him lOwi
AZ man may, he Eought his eight,
Proved his truth..by his eudeavOr
Let him sleep In solemn night,
Sleep forever and forever.
Lay him low, lay him low,
In the clover or the snow
WhatseaFes he he cannot know
~ , y Lay him lOwi
Fold him I'm hif eountrys stars.
Roll the drum and fre the VollyI
whist 70 him arc all our wars,
What but death bsniCeking fOllyi
Lay him low, lay him low,
In the clover or the Snow!
What cares hei he cannot know:
Lay him loWI
Leave him TO Gods watching eye,
Trust him to the hand that made him.
Mortal love wceps idly by:
'Gcd aIone. has power to aid him.
Ley MIN low, lay him IO@,
In the clover, or the snow!
What cares he he cannot know:
Lay him lOVl
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-17
Tnc IrIsh Boy and sIne Bishop

A bishop, some little while past, got into
conversation with lite Irish boy who
was cleaning his windows. Finding he was
q Roman Catholic, the following cuIl"quy
took place:
"YOu believe, then, that shall be lost 2
said the bishop.
me, sir" said the boy.
"You believe that those who die out cf
your Church are lost, do you NOT 2"
Eyes, SIR"
SWELL, If ! were to die now, SHOULD die
out of your Church
yes" said the boy. ''hut you might be
saved because Of your incOnsarea6le igno.
rance"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-17
AsSigmee'S Sale,

NJ oTICE is hereby given that /, the undersigned
IN will sell at Public Auction Friday, December
10Th 1862 at the Court House in Joliet all the right
title and interest which Thomas HattOn and wife and
Thomas HattOn, Junior and wife conveyed to me by
their Deed Of Assignment bearing date June o. 1861
and recorded in the Office of the Recorder Of will Co.
III in book 70, pages from rs to SO and the Office OF
the Recorder of Grupdy Co., Ill., in book No. g. page
oil ct seq and in the ONCE Of the Recorder OfCoOk Co.
in book 2l6 page 4ol ct Of in and to the following
described real estate, viz:
The East half of South half Of North half Block 25
IN BOwens Addition to Joliet South 46 feet of lot 5,
block 16 West Joliet Blocks 10 and 10 School Section
Addition to Joliet the Stone Ware House property on
Lot 9, block Is, West Joliet and Lot block School
%, johnson, Roberts and Storrs Add to Chicago.
TERMS CASH
Joliet, Nov. Il, 1862. F.GOODSPEED, Assignee
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Boys have au unfair time Of It 10 this
world they get the drumsticks of the tur
key ct dinner and have to wait for the hot
cakes at breakfast till everybody else is
supplied; they are snubbed when they are
10 spirits and told not 70 make such rack.
ct they are sent OF to bed just in the
sweet Of the evening, when it is 80 nice to
sit by the FIRE and tell stories in thous.
aud ways they are put npOn aud robbed of
their rights.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-17

TIAE.-TO show the worth of time, God
most liberal of all Othes things, is exceed
Iagly frugal Of that; for be never gives az
two moments together, nor grants as 4
second till be has Withdrawn the first
still keeping the third 10 bis own hands,
90 we are ID perfect uncertainty whether
we shall have h or not. The true manner
Of preparing for the last moment is %
soend all the others we'll, and ever az.
peOl its coming. We dots Rpon this world
a. il il we're 70 have beginning.