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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-10
TIMBER AND WOOD ron SALE.
STRAYED
$500 Reward.

GTRAYED from the subscTbeT's farm in March last
~ large red and white spotted cow with white
lace: larRe horns and is seven years old.
Also, large grey brndle COW. stTayed in May last
The above reward will be paid for either by the sub
Bcrlber, b. U. SHARPE.
Joliet, July 81, 1853 u6tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-10
N NOTICE

CTRAYED TO- m the subscriber September Tth 1863
- bay mare. years Old, with left ear Topped both
fore sect and enc hind foot white with shoes on and
crooked le. Whoever Will return said mare will be
literally rewarded EDGAR CONsT1lJE
eECW Brardon's farm, Joliet.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-10
SHERIFF'S SAL

SltEkIFE'S SAL ;.
DY virtue Of two wrs Of Execution Issued from the
ID Circuit Court Of " III County favor Of Willard
Smith plain tif. and against Edward W. CrRndaiI aud
jacob g. Van Auken Defendants at o'clock Y. NJ, ON
the 2sth day of September. 1868 at the north door Of
the Count House in the city II Joliet sha offer for
sale at pubic vendue ali rgut. title and interest
Of rad defendant il aid to the following described
property. to-wit:
The north two-thirs Of lot number eight (s) Block
thirteen )l3) in Ola Town of joliet. and the building
on said lot now occupied by Jacob G. Van Auken.
GEORGE MONROE Sheriff Of Willco
By EDwRRD \. GIBBS, Deputy
Sept 9Th, 1868.
Tho above sale Is postponed to the 18th day Of oct
1865, II the Same h1gr and place.
GEO. MONROE, Sheriff Of Viii Co.
The ab5ve sale in postponed the 9th day Of oeto
Der, 1913, at the SAME hour and place.
GEO. NJ lNROE. Sheriff of viii Co
Joliet, Oct Is, 1893. 1'' D'r nis.Sw
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

ID DALLErxAsTER pUnAR's DANCING ACADEMY. IS
I'D ssventh avenue, cornrr ~ Thirteenth srr-tOpen
ths an every nsat for uts snd children Re
esA fAAhonabe dsncss tAusht psrsct In ssoas
The New York herald., 1863-01-12
SALES OF REAL

&9 0I10 WILL BOZ rHREK STORY BRIoK
yO:CUO store and Dwelling. stuaLed on Van Br,Int
between Even and William sreets Brooklyn; store
nice order IN bow window gas aItures shevins xc
IN pss w sssy Tue perfect Apply 10 Is. r. KELLOGG
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

EOx's OLD BowERY TEgArRE
81 SECOND WEEK
MR.. q. l.. POxv
COMIC PAkrOMIME.
tAAkhSk SUOCBSS
Havo visited Old Drury ia One Week
MONSIEUR BIHIN
THk BELGIAN oIAkT-A GREAT CknO,
- JACKSON HAhES
AZ he Champion SKATER aud lhe Novice
.mposeibo 70 form OF his a.insy W1th
Mr. q. L. Fox has yea produced
THE CABIN BOY.
TObo followed with the h'antomime OF
JACK AND THE BEANBTALK.
Happy Go Lucky (the Clown ........-., Mr. a. L. Ne
The American Pantemimisis Enlsc Yro~pe will appear.
THE GOLDEN FARMkR
The New York herald., 1863-01-12
II HBNRY H. ANDERSON Has KEaUMED TIL
II 0eneral Practice OF Law. q Ne. - Wall .kleet.

NOTICE 10 TAxPAYERs- -OFFICE or THE CON.
::.ss NV Is:s ;:..y % !: 1ssY S:ss
Of The city county Of Ne~ Yers, for the yssr s VII
be open ior inspection and From aud After Monday
z ss os a .s.A: ss: l.: s
Ss me sy sns of The @ aud
isyins themselves 70 6e agsr,e,sd application
psosids: asas %s H. Sest. & a. sSs . osss @
ton may Do made BY ssy pe,son considering himself
ssis.e have tSe corrected such spssosos Se
made 70 relation 70 the valuation OF estate
p s sa ei
they sS. cause .ss same .a 10 eorTeess
such Application be made rensn 20 the assessed vsua
ass as n s % T.
ss ss e.. oss q ana ~ II p. %
the same % bs corcced and lx The amount 0
shall have ssea made % them Ss rsaSc.on shs &c a.Se
personal IMPOSED under this acI unicss shah sp
iss' sss
recoa Of taxes y reason q or sDssneo from he
'''' ~ %tssSAS0S sHtss 0'sTg:.:.::s,ss :sg..s: .ss
THE yoURNEYMEN sE0Aa MAKERS or THIS CITY
oa evening os o q sSs "S%ss SSsps e o
es Isay 'oms,d ther oss,aTe. n"~ :.
sent and address the meeting.
TINTED STATES EXCISE korIcE-korIog IS
"a the 'ssGs e aess q
the Third. fh Sixth Eshth wards OF he city o. New
nue., &C. be for examination this Office from A.
.Sss Ss .ad hat Tor dss DAYS sss
appeals VIII Be received and By me !. this oee
nesas or erce .sivo valuation All appeals SraS
% sas o.
ep' q TIaS IaHfHsf .; VAN ssGs %YS o Fourth
D.,eo !. IS S1.afa street. ss ss day os January 1865
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

DRooKEg DANCING ACADEMY, Bi BRooMB ST.
ID A NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY
All the fashionable dances IN course oi lessons
LADIES meet Tuesdays and Fridays IIom 3to6P.M
uESTf.EMEN, Tues iays and Fridays, IN 70 104 P.M
CufLUREN, Wednesdays and Ssturdayst " y, ~
LADirs Primary I, asses Instructed by mrs. brpokea
sOfRER EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

60 naO-BALr CASH, BALANCE on 1--WE
DO.UUU ysar.' mortgage ~ desired. wiH bur . ttree
stot tr 1 Hous. AMI Lot within ave minutes -sk ~
Hamilton ferry Bropkyn House hss marole m.nss sss
49, as.fss ,sa 4. q n xgLLoa3 is Psasl street. r.
The New York herald., 1863-01-12
MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
xAaNIrIcRNT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
strung Sass t ,Ssn paie Jour round 70 o.,
der fully cos. Scoo for sao including Stool
Inquire IS wsa siIsesna street Ysa sixth
avenues
A MAoSIFIorKT SEVEN oorAvE ROSEWOOD
,..a s % m iron Pas sr bass ~ @
Bile city msnufacturers Apply Al No. 10 Aiea street.
A LADY, HAVING NICE ROSEWOOD sEygsoc-
and issv. WI dispose Of II for nearly half is All
aS xsey s0S % and
a Sal.ains paHs. Tor she plano .nc1 81
= sssss ss Is's aads Gss
BEIsaow ssRpEssRooE .rlAsoSosIs z, WARE s,ss
ss III. 4. ss cs,as s.s s y ~'SS
S e AZ .sa sso ssa
Also on hand sssosineai sqaAre Psues eli lac
ass q s essf: ss
81 AZ s rs
Brosdwsy.
GUITAR zN5 siadiad'-fAf5fE5R Y. SouLO.
Solo Gasar: ease % b.. pap.a " few ss sssen. %
:ss:a- o. viTS Yesd. s music store, a7 T;o.assy
B.-Lesaons given 70 Brooaiyn.
PIAxovoarE FOR sALs-A MAasIvIcEsrLx
$50 bul shor, tune hA. all the moder
action Of the purest quality:
pearl keys. pearl nlnd frame aud board,
frame Ac Ac Price elTo Apply this week al lS9k Easl
Twentieth street.
fl,HE CELEBRATED PIANOS or J. 4 G. FISCHER
with frame, patent damper; tho best Pianos. that
will we'll wholesale and retail At the
factory warcroom 2t5 West Twenty eighth street.
Ninth avenue.
c.1cO NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS IN ROSE
ClOU. wood cases iron frsmes. With osc@..nng has.
500 The above Pianos are the greatest bargains
In c,y. Second hand Pianos from f4 10 $40. New
Mcloeons extremely low New and second hand
Pianos Meodeons 10 let; rent SLOWED II purchased
monthly payments received for the Cash PAID for
Sc o0d hand Pianos.
HORACE WATERS. Ageal ssi Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

. = urIIGRoyE's DANCING ACADEMY ss EIGHTH
N avenue, Twenty first sirsst-fupIls may COM
mence time. Glasses on hondAys and Ihursdsys az
Apply as above.
The New York herald., 1863-01-12
sTEAMnOATs.

C,TEAMBoAr FOR sALE,-rHK STEAMER KEYPoRT
~ IN fAs running ~ 35 tons capacity "a cy
drs snd u feet strike s Icr sale At reasonable rre.
m .nd Ami. Creek further In addreas WIN
w Rsriey iu Green street or W. X. Snow. agent. Of
pennsvlvaula avnue. Washington, d. q.
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

r-rRxfTURg BOUGHT ALL KINDS oF rtRSl
tsre CARPETS Mirrors saa 800. bgefss 70 80, .al
eood price sven Call NJ St Third sstnnf hs.f 1bfg
f,srA se~t sdfresscf 70 Yufalf~fs a. sboFe w
bs prumpAy attended to.
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

MOODS MINSTREL HALL.
w 6lf BROADWAY, 6t4
:. Oppos.te Tie H. Nicholas iio,et.
IMMENSE ArraAcrloN '''p''e''' az
MORE NOVELTIES NEW FEATURES
CROWDED HOUSES
to Wtt0ess the tamitsD entertainment Of
WOODS MiksTRELS.
TIVE sTAR TROUPE on THE WORLD
hoNDAs ian Y sna eyerx e,ss " during the wcet.
THE srkAk0ER SHI0GY Mc0LURAL.
Cvotcaets and Quascn Lord Love-.
La Perche Eaoipoi Tn FoWv yuturrs Ran az (bson
. BOhaS. DANCES. kc., Ac,
ny Bob Horn. Charley ron. Frnnk Browcr Cool Whiis.
cnry Ioot wool 6lsnn sohw,eard Converse the Isaac
Brothers. OaratAsu. BaslAn, L-aa lie VIA, 40
Doors open Al 6k oommsce TX O'clock T,ekc<a 81 MA
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

NAPOLEOkh THEATRE,
IN 5. BROADWAY ss5
Opposite Tho Metropolitan IIotei,
will orcn on Monday cvea.ng. January 10 i52
PROFESSUR NAPOLEON,
the ,n.uished
Cor 800. s OlO $1,000
(yide New YORK Herald, July l. lnGz ninth paxe)
and The iniinitabte an 4 unnvAed
kAIoLEONiC TROUPE,
In their grand
!. PRES ESrIDIoICOkOPAQUR
COMBINATION ENTERTAINMENT
CARo- Prof kafoeon ~ Aay that he having
tho above rheauc eDufeIy aud
maze IL The nfostab,e thrasrs in tie rlty.
oPKMtk0 MONT MONDAY, JAN i9 tya~
L.a. ~. SHAW, 6tAxc MaaArcr.
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

THE JoURNEYMEN sEGAa MAKERS OF THIS CITY
and vicinity requested 10 meet 81 1877 Bowcry this
(Monday evening jan H. al O'Clock for the purpose of
manesting tho,r pahy toward their brethren
strike" 10 West6ed, siass Joha c. Woodrud. WI, "
sent, and address the meeting.
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

$4,000 viii. Ssar 1s sus .aa SkaL. sa VIA T % S,p
-. ~s'er ard ass Only one family for Rents for
sn per month within walk of Hamilton fery,
Me- XoyF
The New York herald., 1863-01-12
7-l-'''7--7'-s-l- -
FOR SALE.

A DRUG STORE FOR SALEM A GREAT BUsI.
ness location vii, sell out At bargain as .ae owner is
Market Sands Groceries, Liquor Stores great bargains
w. H. MITCHELL ~ Cedar street
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

pIGEoN sHoorrN9;-HHE MATCH BETWEEN Mr..
SCI CITY win come "a Tue.dsy. January L. for f2,O
Of hundred birds each. Shooting 10 conmenc- 10
O'Clock. For particulars inquire at Tayiors Hotei Jersy
Cny.
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

LOT OF 10 MARBLE MAKTELs (PLAIN WHITE,
n for SALE 10 close the busness Also plain Tomb
Tools ac al half pCoe, they be sold. Apply l67
Wooster street, from 10 70 O'Clock address E n
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

TO l2s ACRES OF FINE FARMING LAND IN
ID Pik~ county Pennsylvania 10 ercbanze Tor goceries
q1or store boots clothing store o. hors.. os
so vster The prize OF the land $40 10 s1 per ace the
owner will give the arm tree and c.ar snd some eh Ap
n " 10 PAyfEN % Division street, New fort
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

ITO GARDENERS FOR SALE, 70 AckEs oF oRoyNp
i at Jamaica Long Island sites 81 oe.ween the plank
rosa and Brooklyn Central Railroad, m one parcel will
o. n plots from i've 10 Ten sre lnlrr of the sub
scfoe'' o"e "'''' " GEORGE NosTRAED
The New York herald., 1863-01-12

b-aaufoi rariof slt covered ~ Ffeneh saiih tr,A
- ~ ofasr szzs Nl - soi f1f ttl3 enc -
eoversd IN ss plush for sss Aso ssit ei.ss w.iuai
~ s Brussels CARPETS sud al TIE f1fntlnfe -
,.tiT snd three b@drsoms WI - soa cheap fet essh
hrqlyst ils West glshth su-., Clntgn paas b<iscen
Tlrh aud sisth avenues.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

a. . stagsF. he has my gratulatiO0S and my
beat WiAhes. Nav hia professional aud theatri-
cal shadows increase pTopOrtiOnately, and
wherever he appears on the stage may he carry
an appreciati0g and patroni1iDg public along
With him.sympathetically a. well a. literally ,un-
I'll the curtain drops on the last act and 0thel-
los occupations gone"
Our popular young townsman, B. S., in
the character OF TOOdles, sustained his part
quite ~ perfection, and was extremely happy in
his delineations Ct Irish character. His sing
ing, comic and sentimental, was admirable in
short, bis varied and peculiar talents eminent
ly qualify him for the boards.
The two ladies (pardon me for not bringing
them out sooner, but you know the dessert al.
ways cnmes lsst), Misses P and NJ,
performed their parts with ease and grace, and
- ,eTNheNiShed the whole performance,
effcitfng frequent applause. The singing Of
the amiabIe Miss NJ, (wbo, BY the way,
seems to be popular favorite was exquisitely
sweet; moved The listeners heart, and her
voice, 20 full Of rich melody, had Midas pow
er 10 its touch, and turned the response Of the
audience into . shower Of gold aud silver--a
metallic appreciation Of her power 10 please.
We were pleased 10 6nd that the Thespians
evince the good sense and taste not to intro
duce political buneOmbe 10 their performances
E1r pcr9Gsc1 ccs popularity aud patronage. The
motive Of those that do, is too transparent 70
catch sn intelligent audience.
Did time and occasion allow, might add
more but sufficient has been said, for terse-
ness is great virtue in the eye Of the printer /;
and COntraband, q lion Of modern celebrity,
and repuied author Of our national troubles
and other works damned to everlasting fame,
has said" Brevity am de sole ob wit, but te-
diOusness am de ole heel-taps aud busted-up
Iop.ledders." ECHO.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
Geld and Copper At Georgetown.
GEORorrowx, March 18th, 1868

UEOR01rOWNI M0tcn lILn, lo6o.
EDrToRS DEAocRAr The copper fever pre-
VailiOg elsewhere has finally extended TO this
place A prospecting company Of fifty has
been formed, and the "Hoichkiss Hill has
been "tsken mp" for copper mining. Indica-
lions said to be good by the cnpper.Wise.
The WOOdside Quartz Lode" continues to
pay well. Fine specimens Of rock with gold
visible are laid aside for future use. the earth
and rock adjacent to the lode paying well un-
der the simple process of washing through
common siulces. One Of the fortunate owners,
Bob. Ash was recently married, and, with u
hopeful future befnre him works his claim with
commendable energy.
The Georgetown Thespisu Club" gave our
citizens one of their excellent performances on
Saturday night to . crowded house. The nat
ural, arIless acting. sweet singing and pretty
face Of Mary Murphy were rewarded, ut the
close Of one Of her songs. with silver shower,
the money raining upon the stage-H substan-
tial token Of the appreciation of the audience
Miss Lizzie PIers0n showed decided improve
H'eot, seted we'll her rart. and being Une Of the
bellies Of Ihis side of the county, waa Of course,
fully appreciated. The acting Of Ellis, James
Murphy. Ben Shepherd. and lhe others. was
decidedly good. Ad. Porter, in the character
Of "Herr Swyzel." in the "Loan of Lover"
iu bis knee breeches and close fitting stockings,
exhibited bis fine calves to great advantage,
and played we'll bis part.
GEORGETOWN.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
STOCK STOLEN!
$500 90 REWARD

SToLEN from the corral Of the subscriber, ~
y miles east Of Diamond Springs, on the EmiRrant
Road, on the night cG the 2lst inst, the following
animals, to Wit:
One eorrel American Horse, mark or
brand on len hip resembling the figure T. about ten
years old and II hands high. He IS = natural PAGER
A Brown Horse, black name and tall, Il
years old, Spanish brand on the left hip, and new
scar on the head near the len ear--caused bv the
bride, bunch % The FetlocS joint and sad die
mAFks On his eack. He is shout I hands high.
A Dark Brown Mare Mule, small star on
the forehead, right shoulder sers-eaused BY the
collar, large, sdl eyes, neck unusually IaEEe about
10 years old, niddlIng sss.
Light Gray Mare Mule, about years
old, niddne she, Istle lame 81 ts right Aip, WITH
SmAhlinbs. No marks OF brands rOmembsrsd.
A SoErol Marc Mule, shout Z years old,
branaod U: .. % Ao lea sheuldsr, numeroas ssddIe
mark: on the sides and back. whip marks on The
right hip, small neck and head.
The above are all work animals, heavy shod ali
round The nulss are all fat, aud the horses 10 fair
working order.
IWili peg 49e each for the recovery Of The ami.
malls, And SlIS for the arrest aud conviction Of the
thlot OF tnisves. ". BARTRAM.
PiAeeTville, Nov. 9oth, 1871
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
Lottor from GeOrgs,own.
GEoncEroKN. March 18th. ls

EDIToRs DENocRAr:-Tbe Thesplan Club of
this place appeared before crowded house ON
last evening. "TOOdles," L" The loan of low
err" and SGndry sentimental aud comic songs
constituted the bill Of fare for the evening, and
the bOuntiful repast spread for the delectation
Of the audience. If not "feast of reason" GER
tainly produced "How of soul" All came
disappointed. The "dramstis persona" seven
10 numbeF-two ladies and five gentlemen
Peri,Tmed their respective parts with much
credit to themselves, and to the entire satisfac-
tion of both boxes and pit, of the pit especially,
as every man Of them was soon upon bis feet,
indeed, may say upon tiptoe, so intense was
the intarest in the tragic or heavy parts done
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
Grand Jury Report.

To The Hon. Court of SsssiOns. March Term.
4. D. 1868:
The Grand Jury for the present term respect
fully submit the following report aud ask to be
discharged
We have bad before us for examination sew.
! enten cases, charged as follows Assault with
intent TO cemmit murder, assault With dead.
ly weapon. 81 robbery, 8; grand larceny. |;
perjury, riot, arson, z; malicious mis-
In eleven cases we found true bills; six ca
| Ses were dismissed.
We have visited the various county offices
and. as far as we were able to ascertain from
cursory examination, We found all 10 our entire
| satisfaction. .....'.-
We hnd that the Indebtedness of the county,
on the 2sth day Of February, 1868, was ninety
one thousand three hundred aud forty seven
| 97.l00 dollars (&9l,S ,S47 97), and there was at
that time five hundred and sixtv.thfee 400
dollars in the County Treasury belonging to
the general fund; comparing this with the
same date of 1869. we find that the indebted
ness uf the county has been reduced twenty.
five Thousand five hundred aud ninety seven
dollars (f23.js7 00( during the year.
In visiting The county Jail, we found twenty
two prisoners, committed upon charges, as fol-
lows. Murder, twn; rnbbery. two; grand lar
cenv, one; assault with intent tO commit mur.
der. one; ; drawing and exhibiting deadly weap-
OnS, lNni assdult Auu OatteTN, tuTeet pellt laT
ceny, three to keep the peace, one malicious
mischief, nine.
We find the Jail clean, comfortable and se-
cure. II needs however, new floor, which we
would recommend the Board Of Supervisors
to have constructed.
II is also the opinion Of the Grand Jury that
suitable jury rooms should be constructed IN
the yard in the rear of the court house. Such
rooms are much needed and could be construct
ed with small OUTLAY on the part Of the county.
We have also visited the county hospital,
and from all that we can learn believe the iu.
mates to be well cared for. The county pays
to the parties having the contract, the sum of
twenty .seven hundred dollars per anRum for
the use Of building and furniture, medicines,
medical attendance and the services of Q hos
pital steward; the county furnishing provisions
and fuel. The whole expense to the coHnty of
the hospital is about five hundred and fifty
dollars per month. There are at the present
time. twenty three inmates, seven Of whom are
paupcrs and bave been supported by the coun
~ fpr several years. We aIso find that the res
ident physician Of the hospital has a contract
with the County to attend TO post mortem ex-
aminations; also, to attend the sick in the
county Jail, and examine the insane, for which
service he receives the sum of eight hundred
dollars per annum.
All of which is Tespectfillv submitted
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

The Physician IS S1tsA blAASA SsR
want Of success ia Assasasat, vAsa Tie dsappOint.
ment in The FOeo-sVy Of the siek b 70 ~ traced 70
the adninistsrIng !npore nsAisisss. RSbsst White
sp"thscary, is paying partasulaF asssasioa 70 tAs
compromising physieians' pEsseFlptioas anA fAnny
recipes. from medicines Of fundoubtsd paFiy. RoAsEt
White, Nsooesa Han, h appOIntsd assns ~ asss
Of the RsnIIas Patent MoAIoisss.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

TIE high price of wool is turning the
attention Of Western Agriculturafsts to
the keeping of sheep, and extraordinary
prices are asked and realized. Six dol
lars per head have been obtained for
large flOcks in Michigan, and even this is
refused now by the farmers generally.
In Iowa much attention is being directed
to the sheep business.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
= WUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

Tw. spsncn.-The New York Times
49,; he sias a anti libsVty, and asserts
sAof ~ dIscaasioa must no longer be al.
iewsd o. De davSry' question. This sx-
HFnssAIaagy Rsaage Of an American sdi-
- - ths Old hshiOned European no.
- e aoVsEamsat is the natural result
81 r0dicSIism, which leads to the tyranny
1oilsal ds1ocrAcy, the worst tyranny
- Saa b knOWn 70 man. We are
svWRuly nnssrsa BY this advOcate Of the
- II tAs keot, Ghat the President has
S.ss~AoA - vssy, ssd there b not the
80 af$aAa fcg believing that this
oe13oa Sfd Be reversed o. materially
woaiAoA." aad therefore Il is no longer .
ewessioa Gor discussion. The entire arti-
q e tho TI@ss b OG that desperate kind
vA,GA sMaaaass from Ast.lAiliOg minor
-. vhioA ssss gTa0A truths rising In
nsssAnP ssGiaatiOa, and thFsatening to
Svsewhuam 4, end which therefore de.
u'p~s b Vussrt Do the Old plan Of suppress
~ noDdoM xGQsIGESt SA3 speech.
= ~ saprsmest ignorance Of hu.
saaa aAGuF0, e The laws Of progress in
Dc mind, q The principles Of popular
~svorumsa6 ~ fsAS AsHsfteAa principles.
Whidh OG3iSases such proposals a. this
= The NsW York Tme& The hour is
hy no means favorable 10 their reception
By The people Of this country. The dis
easo;oa of whatever course the admins
tEsaIoa Purssss is not Oaly their right bot
tAar 0alVatiOa.
Let any wen, however wise, be placed
at Gho hsad 0fS popular government and
allowed to pursue their own course in
~ q peses, and to suppress discussio"
s@oag The people, and ruin is as certain
- tie rsvoluti0n Of the earth on its axis.
TIE Only hope Of this country to-day is in
. free talk; and free talk the people will
Aavs. Il b in vain now to contend
against Il e. earthquakes. The Times
s0bissts itself to the old comparison. II
shoaId not NEEDLE with such . subject,
~ expect TO accomplish results against
the viii Of the American people. Jour
nal Of C0omsFcs.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21


NARnLE SrATUEA-VERsCS LIVING
AoMUMEHrs.-Let moulded bronze and
scuIptured marble perpetuatc the memo
'Fiss Sfthe great destroyers Of the human
race; tha man Of science, whose intellect,
~hsGs knOwledgo,' and whose energies
AaSa bSsa devoted TO the mitigation of
suffering and the salvation Of life, will be
immOFtaliSed BY livinE monuments. For
example, a. the peerless remedies Of Pro-
fessOr Holloway are bequeathed from gen.
AratiOn to generation, soothing bodily
torture, controlling disease and leugthen.
ing the span OF exiStonee, the gratitude of
millions will transmit his name and fame
through the lapse Of ages to the --latest
syiiAblO Of recorded time" Compare the
sxpaoits Of the most renowned thunder
bolts Of war" from Cesar to Napoleon,
with the quiet victories Of this soldier Of
humanity over pain, sickness, and death.
His Pills and Ointment have raised up
and restored to health greater multitude
than any cOnquerOr ever slew. Thou
Sands Of wars wounded victims have
been saved from mutilation by the appli.
cation Of the Ointment: and, travel
where you may, in this country or any
other, yo0 will meet With numbers Of the
eoAvalosceat and cured, Psscurod from
the very Jaws Of death BY bis iOestimA-
ble Pills. II tho reader doubts these
stats@sntA We refer him to the same
sources Wbsn0o We derived them-to
multitudss who suffered from dyspepsis.
liver eOmplaInt, intermittent fever, scrof-
ola, sFySiPslaa end other AgOnising inter-
nal and external disorders, but who has
been restored to perfect health and the
pursuits Of active life by these inestima-
bla SPeci6cA and whose constitutions
have hssa breed up and permanently
strongthened BY thSir inviGcrating infiG.
eDcs.-[N. !. Express.