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The New York herald., 1863-05-14
7 ono ISLAND RAILRoA D. -ISCRE AsBD ACCOM-
~ odAtons between New York. Oreeupoi sas HArsor,
hamptops and ORIENT,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
TRAISs ~ \ TT FpRaoNH IN Y36jIRK.

Commencing hlS ~, lst.
TRAINS FROM NEN YORK.
sA James slp, ss A. " Thirty fourth s,reeiireen.
point Mail aud Passenger train, siopbs AZ al sa.9hs,
Aineoa forconnocting a. Hempsad and al Hessvse of
ii A NJ James slip isls Thirty fourth s,reei--sy sc,
train Stopping at all stations. coanectins al hueoA Tor
sst r. 81 James slip, s5 Tnirsy.fourth sreeiErprcss
hineoa lcoHnecilng for hcms,saaj Jerusalem aad al IA
ssjP ~ jane. slip, ass Thr,y.fourh ,,reoi-syosset
train, s,oppng At AZ stations efcep willow Ire oYnneh
5P NJ James slip, s'fs thirty fourth sveeHsmpstssi
and Iip train, stopping az all stations csnneciug a ~ =
vale with EXTRA car for syosset Fare from heks'e
TRAINS TO NEW YORK
. 63A M.-lsp aud Hempktesd trsis snpfing All sAr
uons esept syosse,, arriyinz IN New YorS ~ A -
tons ercspt Wlox wo5dsds, srd connecting at
hineos from Icmps'esd, arriving IN AeNiorg - ~
65 A. hExpIe % irsin froan ,rceup0rt s'olpns A. AZ
stations " JergAi.n and iiiess s come ,n ,l,h
steal, at Jamaca aud a. Winaed, arriving 10 Me- YORK
Tar x-specsi train from syo...,, sopgins =, !. sa.
tors sne nstnS = hineoA from hemp'1aa' arriving
sSP M-sal wain IRON orcenpor, sioppns ,, Al "a.
tons Passengers fiom syD-~rt aul hsupieaa cYuncct
"'A 'A'' 'sIE sPs.ihL ssSNpaS hnRtSaExENr
TRAINS FHOM NEW fOiA
9is A. NJ. rhyy fonrt. street; ~ A. ", hrnNrs
Pointstoofs.th tisn 10 isplaok siopp1E al saH,la
Syosset FAre IRON Hickse 20 sfqsse, e1 csn.s
fl5 y. ", ThirtyfoNffh street, ~ y ~ L4Nffs
Point SPECIAL irr,n ~ t,. slss,i % {,o p = A. f''
SIS A-sDectl tfan ff0uT g1asct s.glras % ~ es-
gb n Y-Rle x.icn srain from Ysssart ntygiog ~ ~
frOm syossst Pare ,sn ssnis from syosset ;. lissgs
4 GEAAufBA Bipt
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR Al
bany, Troy the North leave Chambers street
=, and ia and sl; and 10 80 y ana on sun 2.
procured At any OF the Offices OF WEsTCOTT5 EAfhhsb
Ia New ork and Brooklyn and 0agsase checked Al tue
house 10 al points the road and 10 saratogh -pAss
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TaDWARD sINTZENICH, AUCTIQNEER -CoLLEC-
~ tion Paintings property OF George enhoh
Esq BY D. W. IVES CO. AT the Derby Gallery e2o Broad
bic Of Painngs Bronzes Vases and Engravnss
some very Cabinet Pictures OF the kngsh Ameri
can. BsgAn Dutch and French schools and Will repay the
Among the repr sented Henrete Ronner GU
ford Shayer Osadc Hekking Nshig Scharp David Ryck
Muller "a superb specimen. Van Beest. Herr ng r
Brilliant niien 1ogue 3rdMay' na s san veyaasse:
few Bronxes pair OF superb Etruscan vases. and
Engravings OF ne quality The collection will
ready for exhibition and from Monday evening, Nay
H. Catalogues ready.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.


Es9Eb bVn2FH sTaFEs siLr OF
sssss Ssssss% ono "
nSRBRTr SHlBf 5a5s esq WIN on Saturday
adsoa wsss ssersars iEs s1ss,i51 !,
ss ss1spY sISps s'ii IahSMAaE BOOTS AMP SHOES DRY
TnHHuAEpfI TuEfIrETisE. E42yE and
with her Tackle Apparel and everything on board belong
Terms ' cash. Catalogues ready on the 18th inst
EDvARD scnENoK, AucrroNEER.
- FIRST GLASS ssssfs %iSEs. sa'i ssAspIEs. &C.
EpWARD M Friday ss e. oH A
of 1 ps a. a rRsss R, aaa %p Ss %
We would invite special attention to the following well
BTs co; OLD BISCUIT BRANDY, 1857
fPtys &.S. .sS' StS S&S s'gESa q ghSH SaisSsf sSs
zoo sAERsy wiSE, 1885,.
Al s.Sc. 9. g. SiARRr
SssPs, wss
public be assured that tho above are IS re-
at S
viii
IS Cedar street.
Also SANG ssR r; x ssess # rSs sTs ss
made BY Dawson, OF Albany.
EDwARD sCHEN0K AUCTIONEER.
- FINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS.
BY EDWARD SCHENCK, u.is day Thursday. May IL
II ocock his saesroo, No. lS8 broadway. colec
'0n''f very choice fRryAHE 2 yysainsss ssAHGksY. ien
WHICH have just arrived Europe Among them %
particularly n0tieed:- ~..su,uu,.ccy
EovR CABINETS. .vANsEvERp0nHGTkk sn STk
THE .......L LAABsEGs,m1lTIss
WINTER SCENE Sv ~ "
CANDLELIGHT EFFEGT by. .......VERAnIkMhnKSna IMnSa
INTERIOR and FIGURES. by. LINING
Aud many other line pictures, by well known artists
The above exhibition.
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VxJoOD's MINSTREL HALL
w Sit FROADWAY. ~
ogPo.s g EishS.as ooi IIspIy wqed rsSp,sss a
MORE NOvELriES
MONDAY MAY % v sSS syS xSssrsss s,sspsss during the ~''
IN IiE BEST PROGRAMME kykR oryERfp
M"''. Axk iif wiifi.LIxn AEsSi .". .cuo
IA. '.-Tn TnE ksiIiiRoAp ExrLoMox. ..-s
sxioSx wIihRs ha9sun1i hiL DE SILVER ooNni T., hs
Charley Pox, Eeiso seymour Cool White. Henry Losn
WOOD Glenn. scswioArd, hAstsr Wood Issacs brothssN
OAratasut, Hnslafn, fris. Lewis. &c, &C.
Doors open Il Al ociook. Tickets osesst
NorfrK NO connection with Travelling ootnpsny -
suming the Of wood MfAstrcls"
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ATUsE mnNTs.

,~,.-.... AMubEMENTs.
chpkNH or MUsic-rTALIAs OPERA.
YRIDAY FVf'SfSi ri IL Is "Anni"AA
49, TWENTY. SEVENTH OPERA MONT,
when VII DC presented Aad brilliantly s1ccess fu
opera OF
AROLDD.
FOX IO3iTiNtlA TfIl LAST TIME.
with ia suI~rb cast aud goTsro mlae "a scene.
nlOlsD) "a saxon hnlghti .SgnOr hkLZOLENr
NINA fhin wifrl Mgc. OnIOIANl HItIghOII
EUBKRIO (Fathcr ~ Nina ........ San0r MIAMI
Godvino snor Kuho Enrioo fierr kechA ri
Briano .......Lor sor EcuA Madame Fioaes
Knshts, Crusa.CTg Lsliss. Eslulgca pAges uer4iaa
Peasants, 4c-
TilE sALK or SEATS AND TIoREis
this morning. tiebox oaoe OF the Acadeny;
Beer & Schlrnert. 7di Broadway. Roc a AnthonyL
corner Of Nassau And rms STIR sis -
On SATuNpA. Ar ONE.
GRAND MATfhEB
whom will be prraentei the sa1 successful opera ~
lone
FOR POSITIVELY THE LAST TIME
as Matinee performance.
In scuve preparation FOR inmedab production, Tor ne
Ora, time Ia America, Maestro fous new grand blbcea
opera OF
sUDIrH.
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LN II. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND LOT
II. IA East Twenty seventh street ~ auction.
4. II. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction.
THURSDAY, MAY H. 1855 at " O'clock
at the Merchants Exchange Saesroo, los Liberty street.
East Twenty seventh strect-The valuable three story
high brck and brown stone trimmings House an Lot
la East Twenty seventh street. sle between Second
and Third oase In - by 10 feet IN good order,
contains gas water handsome axtures AMI has back
piazza Lot by 10 feet Sl.50j remain mortgage
or be paid or Aaps &c. - the ONCE Of the 4n.toaeers
K. II. LUDLOW CO.,
No Pine street, near Broadway.
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ID MECHANICS HALL s71 BRoApwAv
BRYANTB MINISTERIAL
ITALIAN Airs BY Nx4ivE AKfIsTs
Nine FAbbnco. Ron Howard Count Mcuinnts Dan bryaQe
MONSTER TIN PAEoaioS TliR RAW REcKUtT6
EXEMPT SHAKERS The pEEFEOI CUkk4
LITTLE MACS ESSENCE. OLD y. Y. y. N.
Dayc Reed and Dan bryant thsr life Ike and Aughst6
CHALLENGE DANCE,
ANDYS BLUNDERS
Mr. Puffy. a W. " Grrfn Handy Aufy. Dan 1gyaos
Doors open st Il curtain rises nj o'clock ftekoA ~
MAfiNEE Ar OsLoCK,
For the Benefit of the Irish kciiof Fund
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INDWARD SINTzENICH. AUCrIONEER
Nj vAI,tTABIE PRIVATE Library.

II VALUABLE PkivATE LIBRARY
BY d. W. IVES Co. at the Derby ,Gallery CD Broad
way Saturday evening May 10, at TX O'Clock, valuable
private Library about 30 Volumes selected BY gentle.
tons Of rare and valuable standard and miscellaneous
works. elegantly aud richly bound embracing History ko
Travels Poetry the Drama the Casscs. Biography
Bellies Le.trcs, and In addition many rare ana costly
Works. seldom found besides expensive English 1usa cd
Works This collection ~ortny tbs inspection OF thos de-
of purchasing tine best editions OF sandarard works
On exhbaon and catalogues ready the day before sale
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IIESRY D. uERrs JR. ArcTfoSEER,
Ill has REMOVED
TO THE SPACIOUS MN sALEsRooMs,.
No. DEY STREET NEAR BHgADWAY.

voHs n. suRLEY. AUcTToNEER, WILL SELL. THIS
81 day s7 ococx, nj sA Caoa street. marble TO- Dressing
other nrrsus wardrobea washssanss Hofe Beds so-
fas Teie rele., Lounges. Extension, Centre AM other
Suits BOokosg~s rosewood. mahogany and
other Bedsteads; wyndow shade., mahogany and
ChAa ROc6ers. falst Brussels Thr ply ant ingram
up and In the ro P-ae1 Ware tsy. Be q
ana Beddng Hair Mattresses, Ma e<s Rngs Oeoth bali
Pipe OF Brandy, dG
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r BoGARr AucTlosEER-BY =. Al. aoGART-os
d Saturday MAJ is At ny clock a. the auction roons.
No North William street n0a.shod Paruiturg, coDssinK
o. argr assortment ~ Paror. Ctambgr ami Kitchen Fgr
urr eery sescrpt1n. arse lot Of Brussels Thrtepy
and Ingram Carpets, Ocoih, tc., tc.
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rosEPH sEOEMAS WILL SILL ON FRIDAY MAY
.l Ib steo o'lock NJ. At tns sntta s4s.rorns.
~ A4rib and PPsr streets. Brookiy1 large quaniiy
N vo1i Frainfo rosewood and msho<~ny Pafior Frrni
rs ln nfotel ant hair ef0th. uiAhO.say aAd walnut
reafr. r. d0 r0rnwo0d fapos, tc Thia ssie w "
er.rsyeis ~ Sa sscad band Furnitrre, snd no smsn
80. FIscllaers pfsse cali a<d e4staue ne gonDfs
r-,,,.t,v agenins or carly the tAS " %
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(,OAL AT THE LOWEST MARgEr PRICES AT THE,
" yard, lti Uoerck street, would Inform my fnenis
ard Orchard street ID. PHELAS.
CoAL-PURrHER REDUCrioy IN PRicB-THE
" subscriber has made second rsinc,lon from the wn
prices OF the Peach Orchard Lehigh Asf White Ash
sohuyik Goals OF which he " receiving supply o ths
best qualities. Also English Camel L.ergoo and Cum.
berand, lowest marxet rates. HENRY REEVE, corner
Cana aud Centre and corner Jane aud Wes. slreetG
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AmusEMEsTs.

THE ROAD TO RUIN
Saturday, fourth time
THE STRANGER
kOnday-Sheridans great legitimate Comedy, the
SCHOOL FOU SCANDAL,
with the standard cast OF the estabiishment
Tuesday-Bouccault's Comedy, the
IRISH HEIRES3.
wl be repeated IN rapid succession. Money Fine od
English uenteman. Americans in Paris, Wid Oats. she
stoops TO Conquer The Irish Heesa, Love and Money.
Bold Stroke Tor Husband. aud School for scandal
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r. TnAyER. AUcTToSEBR, oERfCR w CHATHAM
J sreel VIII soil this day Al i0s cook al ix batter
Ca1a. COluters loo Boa, tx3. fe~r
Pump. scaes o. Cana Ea.s Barrels Fancy Bottles soap,
Starch Casies specs Fiosr Rice Fasn, Barley, 0t of
Fnrnlture. Ac Ac
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
She was April Eoolcd.

lyon can't do it again"
Cant II"
No. you cannot! You've April fooled
me now regular f'r five years, but you cau
never do it again %
The above nversatiOn was between a
worthy couple at the S"u,h End. on Tues
day evening, March 3lst. The husband.
a merry, hlack-eyed man If some frry
years of age, or thereabuut, bad been in
the habit Of playing off some practical joke
on his lovely spouse. on the first of April {;
and the good woman had now resolved to
guard herself tn the morrow, aud thereby
turr the joke.
The sGDw fell steadily and furicusly I'll
Tuesday afternoon aud evening, but in the
wee short hours of Wednesday morning the
storm ceased, the air moderated, aud the
srn,w legan to melt.
As the click struck five "Wednesday
morning, the snow began to slide from the
roofs in the city, in large quantities ara
as one immense mass struck the shed Of
Gur South End joker it made 50 much noise
that 1t awakened every person in the
house.
Nv hats that ?" exclaimed Mrs NJ.
Good heavens" calculated Mr.. NJ
looking as frightened as a red-hcaded
lrisbman at a prayer meeting. IL
forgot to belt the kitchen door last night
so good-bye to that turkey and all the ap
pes"
DO you think it is burglar ?" gasped
Mrs. NJ, looking as white as The frill on
her night cap.
"No doubt of it !" said NJ, "but which
shall l do; lie still and lose the turkey and
apples, or 60 down and run the risk Of be
ing shot,"
20, dOu't care anything about the tur.
key or apples" replied Mrs NJ .'bnt
carelessIy lett the spoons on the khchen
table.
Not the silver spoons ?" said NJ, try
ing to lDOk Indignantly courageous.
%, forgive me, husband, but did %
Then I'll save them or perish IN the at
tempt :! and with bound that would
have been credi:able to frightened Cam =
anche Indian, he leared from tue bed
grnsred the irOn-poke, aud bed-wreuch.
Throwing open the kitchen door ard ex.
claiming: 'OIt of this ycu villain !" be
commenced upsetting chars aud slashing
away on the wood pile Us il engaged in {
battle.
Ain Ist frightened to death for fear thai
HS4 LuSUahu NOulu lose MS lie II the en-
counter, the good woman threw up til,
window and screamed at the top Of be-
voice
Police police ! for heavens sake no
lice Murder Rubbery Fire Pr
lee-ce
Her strength failing her, che here sank
on the floor, upset pail of water, and SO
frightened the baby thai it set un scream
on lis own hook, which drowned all oppo-
sition.
A small lad in the housewife was Of
good stock, and I'll grit-ran down stairs
screaming
"Stick to them, uncle Here's pistol
Give him gODdy, while give him a broad
side"
Go back to your bed, my good boy ,
said NJ gathering around his state::,
limbs his primitive white garment. G.
back to your bed, and say to your aunt, O.
you pass her door, that 1t is the first O
April. aud | am making FIRE for an earl
breakfast !"
The good lady takes the joke kindly, bu
with tw nkle in her eye says:
ITS long lane that has no end; ant
somebOdy WILL find eggs in their boots u
the first Of April next"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
A Plea for Farmers, wives.

A writer in the New York Observer
under the heading of who are crazy ?"
says:
"Some time ago l examined the statistics
of Lunatic Asylum in Massachusetts, and
i was astonisaed to fpd that the largest
number Of cases came from The very last
class OF people to " hich one would have
looked for the insane The class was of
young farmers wives And the rerort
stated very distinctly tue causes of this
remarkable fact; young women take upon
themselves the care Of housekeeping with
the tolls of farm life added and those Of
family to, unable to keep help,' and am
bilious to be smart and keep up appear
ances. they worry OF fret themselves to
death or insanity. There is good Lesson
to be learned from this star;l ng fact. Law
1t to heart, young woman, and sspecia lily
young mothers. And not only lay it to
heart, but lay it up in young hearts too
The mDral Of it is D,n't worry don't
overwOrk dent try to do everything al
once, and all alone, too; don't think that
the world will come to an end or that your
folks will be ruined, if this little thing ID
not done tonight but take things quietly
patiently hopefully: always be in haste,
but never in hurry co one thing at q
time, and then attempt the next and take
no thought for the morrow sufficient unto
the day is the evil thereof Life is toe
precious to be wasted in iilcness, Or des.
troyed by worrying.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23

How To BE uANDSOME.--It is perfectly
natural for all women to be beautiful
II they are not so, the fault lies in their
birth or training. or iu b,th. We would
therefore respectfully remind mcthe. 8
that in Poland Period of childhood is re
coguized. There girls do not Jump from
infancy to young ladyhoOd. They are not
sent from the cradle direct to. the drawing
room to dress, sit still, and look pretty.
During childhood which extends through
a period of several years, they are plainly
and loosely dressed, and allowed to run,
romp, and play in the open air. They
take in sunshine as does the flower. Plain
simple food, free and various exercise.
abundant sunshine, and good moral culture
during the whole period of childhood are
the secrets of beauty in after life.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
TnE INpEpENpENT FARMER.

= - N ~ ~ II ~ $3.50
Let-sailors sing Of tho windy deep,
Let soldiers praise their armor;
But in my heart this toast III keep
Tue independent Farmer.
Wien frat the rose in robe OF green,
Unfulds its crimson lining.
And round ito cottage poarch is seen
The honeysuckle twining;
When banks OF bloom their sweetness yield
To bees who gather honey
lie drives his team the field,
Where skies are soft and sunny.
The blackJird clucks behind the pIow,
The quail pipes loud and clearly;
Yon orchard hides behind its bough
The home he loves dearly;
The gray old barn, whose doors unfold
His ample store in measure,
More rich than heaps Of boarded gold,
A precious blessed treasure;
BIT yonder in tho porch there stands
Ills wife, She lovely charmer,
The sweetest on all his lands
The Independent Farmer.
To him the spring Genes dancing gay,
To him the summer bushes.
The autumn snilrs with pleasant ray,
His sleep old winter bushes;
lie cares not how the world may move,
No doubt or tears confound him,
His little flock are linked in love,
Ills household angelo round him;
lie trusts in God aud loves his wife,
Nogrief or III may harm her;
Hes natures nULlcman in life
The Independent Farmer,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
New. GoodsI

FINHE subscriber has just received a ~ ..,.. .
4 spring and summer gOods Of every descripeion
Hch IN tac he Is Prepared 10 sell lower than en- -
purchased in Joliet Chicago, therefore, All per0. ~
want Of any kind Of Dry Goods viii find 20 hen sSr.n
@ge 70 caland examine before purchrzing elsevAefe
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
p,aok Elk: Poplns: MerinOes, eobareH Alpscs.s D.
LANES, Plain, figured, Halered &c
MILLINERY AND FANCY eooHa
Bonnets and Trimmings consisting Of RHa,,,. avA.
c' paalngs, Plumes Rosetts, art6cials Wells or n
Hos. 80 ub5ngs; nr1nges, SILK Lace GIoyes chHdre1,
nIse, and Round SilSered Uombe
tn ,SSiless Cambrics Brown and Bleaehed gsrf
Cofto Broad Cloths, TWeeds Kentucky JeHnS
UndIIia ssssTtment Of Enbroideries Cuffs Collar,
pins creso Chimizetts, Curtains, Muslin Coqntss.
i's'ena'er this is the place for bargains
| R.e.DUECAN
on Chicago street,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
How Beautiful for a ChiId,s Grave

nAGUARREOTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
~ Head Stones and Monuments in PARIAS MARBLE
CASE, and warrented to secure the Likeness from any
air and dampness for long numb-r of years. Any
Daguerreotypist copy the these
Cases from the original picture and it Is but few
moments work to attach Of them to a Head Stone.
When attached to q Head Stone Monument, they
look though they carved on with the
Sculptors Cbisel, for they initiate marble ysI ecty
worth twice the aRount charged for an ornament
More than Fifteen Thousand Cases have been ssld
this fact alone shows conclusyely that they fast
running into general use.
The adorDing Of the Sepulchers Of removed ones al
leviates grief and soOhes the wounded heart. 1t
also cheers the bcreaved to know tina: an additional
establishment of the presents stronger attras
toBs to arrest the attention Of the stranger aud
him to passe and learn the name, aud gaze on the
likeness OF enc who has shared largely in the love
others. To refined and cultivated mind, there is not
n more mOurDful spectacle on earth than a desc
Grated grave or neglected and oTer-grown graveyard
Those in whose memories the departed live, will
to strew sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
tear of aft ction.
They will plant there the Rose the Lily and the
Evergreen EmLlems of fragrant and beautiful
Immortality, which they assign them in the Paradise
Of God Above all we would deporc the loss of those
ensscss Of dear departed which are So distinctly
eugraven upon the tablets Of OFT memory. Although
months and years may eapse since inexOraAle Death
made us surrender the sed- of cherished to the
grave and their spirits 20 God, yet they still pres
ont to our minds, beautiful and lie-Iike.
Ard who does not realize melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed ones, lie their image clothed with
the innocence and lOvelncss Of YOUTH or marked Lax
the sorrOws or cares of aga,
One of these Csses will be RsAt by express to anv
person in the United States for Two Dollars One duz
Cases will be sent to any Marble Dealer or Dau.r
reotypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars, &C., furnished free and sent with each
package Of Cases. Agents charge So apiece when
they attach them TO Head Stones
Any person wishing to s. II them can he suppliad ~
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in This
business make easily Fire Hundred Doirs this Spring
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital to conf
mence with.
A Monumental Design Book will be sent to any Mar
Die Dealer for Three Dollars. This is firstTate work.
and well worth the price asked for it,
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money:
will be responsible for its safety if you have proof Of
sending it.
Address the Manufacturer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
m26 II West MrriIen, Conn.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23

RoMANcE.-Let US look up in fear and
reverence, and say, God is the greatest
maker of romance. He from whose hand
came man and wOman-He who strung
the great harry of Existence with all it's
wild wonderful and manifold chords, and
attuned them to one another. He is the
great Poet of life. Every impulse of beau
ty, of herOism, and every craving for purer
love. fairer protection, noble type and style
of beng than that which closes like prison
house around US, 10 the dim, daily walk
Of life, is Gods breath Gods impulse,
Gods rem inder to the al that there is
something higher, sweeter. purar. yet to be
attained. "-HalTiet Beecher iSt0lee.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-06-23
Guardians Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of decrstal
~ order mace and entered by the County Court Of
Will County, in the State of Illinois the pril
thereof A. D. 1853 the undersigned Andrew H. Shref.
her, Guardian of Barbara Vandersall Minnie D. VAN
dersa Frances X. VandersalI and Ora May VandersaI
minor children and heirs at law of Dan iel Vanderbilt
late Of said county deceased will the rs. tay of
May A. D. 1865 between the hours of ten O'Clock NJ
and five o'clock p NJ. that day. at the north door Of
the Court House In said county, sell at public Vendue
to the highest bidder for cash. all the interest Of nv
said wards being the entire interest in and the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in said county, to-
witt
Lots fvo and six Is L g. in block one n in Elhu
Corbins Addition TO PlRinfield and Lot twenty-One
2 in o. Cor6ins Subdivision Of part of the orth
west quarter OF Section fife NJ Township thirty-sx
North Range nine Sd p NJ subject to the widows
right of dover therein.
A. II SHREFFLER, Guardian as aforesaid
Joliet, April p, 1865. mas
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SANF OR DIS
LIVER INVIGORATOR.
NEVER DEBILITATING

TT is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM eups
Il aud has become established faek Stan "A n.
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is he, eby given that at sale Of DELINQUENT
IN lands aud lots for the general taxes Of the yeal
1860 in Will County aud State of Illinois, duly mad,
by the Treasurer of said county. on the oath day %
June A D. 1851 for the taxes aforesaid COSTS then
remaining due and unpaid thereon. the undersigned
purchased so acres Inf or SIS 7. IS 10 p. and
the VIZ Tex L or W15) Of Lot Block Is School Sec
ton Addition to Joliet, all in said county, and tina
the time Of redemption thereof from said sale will ex
pire in two years from said sale.
R. BARBER.
March Sd. 1868. s39-3x
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HANNAH HALLWAY DECD
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the Third
i Monday of April next, (being the 10th day OF
said month"; Wosal attend before the County Court
Will County, at the Court House in the city Of Joliet
for the purpose of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate of Hannah Hathaway late Of said Conn
~ deceased. when and where all claimants are notified
and requested 10 attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted to said estate are also re1uest
ed to make payment to the undersigned without dlay
JACOB HALIaAWAY, Executors.
nated Feb. l6, 1868. nS7 CIV