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D.u,uIccut! Demulcent:
DEMULCENTt
This entirely Soap beyond al comparison the bss
compound yet offered for
CHAPPED OR TENDER HANDS -. -
Manufactured only by
j. HIJLI.'S son. No. b PARK ROW. N Y.
Who also offer, upward Of 100 varieties Toilet and Staple
Scan, and Candies or sale by ali respectable dealers
Seal Rings for Geutlemen-FlNE GOLO-NEw
sTYIFs-EIGHT, TEN TWELVE FIFTEEN, TWEEN.
TY.FIVE to ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
.,eh-for sale by q. g. ALLEN
AIS Broadway one door below Csnala-
LADIES' Breast. Pins-New styles.
Two Three. Five Eight, Tea Thirty ave Dollars each
for sale by GEO g. ALLEN No Ais Broadway door b.
low Canilst
Watches and Jewelry,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
For sale by GEO C. ALLEN No. 4lS Broadway dses
below Csnsl.st. formerly No. II Walist)
.Great Reduction In Boots and shses.-WE1
KlNS, No. s7 Broadway. and No. lie fvons ~ eseee
his prices from 10 10 per % hand nens eosoe ee1
Boots e6 TO Sie; dnSs-sos Boots o. elI osnen ~
Balorals - to SIS Shsss % 70 ~ ~ bsys Le6AeS
and Chdrsu's ct equally lew prices
CeuticaesS ece1:IhA
TWO, THREE. !oUk, 1--WE eLA ki0hT TES
FlFTEkh 70 FIFTY DOLLARS s.ce. ~ seAs y y y
ALLAN. No. W. Bsea&yas - tses >zs~ osss~ a
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VOTE FOR ASSEMBL YMEN.
For vote on Assembymen. see official in our
advertising columns.-Ed. Tribune
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VOTE FOR OTHER STATE OFFICERS.

Total. ii. DSI l5,lU I--.---Ju10IU. %"
Mcclellan maj, 81 ,026. SeymourS mai, 81 y
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Darling over Wood 1913, Darling over Heriick, l429;
Darling over Smith, 55ll.
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ii you want To know, &c, read
MEDICAL CosyoS SEssB,
curious book for people and good book for every
one Price 81 80 10 be had at al news depOss. Contents
tables mailed tree. Address
Dr. L. h foorr, No. 40 Broadwsy NY.
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A CARD.
TnK METROPOLITAN BooT ASp SHOE ExroEruH'

An ENTIRELY NEW INVENTION II DENTIST
Ry-The public and profession invited to examine DIR
LEvKrT's PATENT IN Continuation with gold web and
rubber base for Arhcs Teeth. II forms tho LGnrEsT'
most DURABLE and kLAsTIC Deiure yet produced occupy
ing bot hs space the mouth her oioe deemed ndpen
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The experience that DR. Talbot Ia, hsd Tor the last twony
article offered that will preven, sickness The mtcle offered
1. DR. TALBors INDICATED PINEAPPLE CIDER Designed
for al classes,
, 1864-03-12

e'uded. Only tho Jousn should be received. The
possesses no PRIDE cannot be reformed. Only those
who have mind, and arc respectable when sober,
can be reformed. This opinion iH founded on e1-
periencc in the Boston and eiuilar iuztitutions.
Aner an intcrestin. discussion on the shove
question, It was decided to leave the receiving OF
applicants 10 the Executive Committee.
On motion Of d. N. s. Davis, the President ap-
pointed Finance Committee-consfatng Of Df.
Davis, Hon. Grant Goodrich. and Geo. G. Bates:
Tho designations Of MrR. n. ". Evcrts ana Mfs
accepted.
On MOTION Of Mrs. Guflford. The Executive Com
mittee directed to secure the rent Of tho uomo
for one year from the 1at ot May at SGD
On motion, Judge Gookins WINS anthorazeo 80
prepare articles for the incorporation oi tue
Bociety.
appointed members OF the Supply COMMITTEE.
The Board then adjourned 70 Thursday evening,
the nth inst
, 1864-03-12

separating tie psisonc1's quarters from those Of
The guarding troops, vas completed yesterday
This Min materially aid in the preservation Of order
az well ~ In tho safe keeping ofprtsoncrs.
is relieved, and Dr. Levi II. Holden, q. s. A., sue
ceeds Dr.. Porter. The office OF Purycyor Is At the
corner Of State and Washington Streets, under the
Stewart House. -.
Tln6urpecn In charge Of the General Hospital On
Eleltecnth street. is Dr. Jackson assisted by Dr..
Callahsp. OF Louisville.
, 1864-03-12

QcFs4SiQn
entertainment n, t1,c .3cs, n-,;n,rv ~ tba She,
,,sn ~ - ~ " 'ae sae.
na sn ouse. ~ me nanos Q! the oneeia o' ms com
tineuished guest sat down to An e4celIent eopper,
,ybth T,,fn - 49, kfs..
of the Sherman House. The following officers
were present:
Nal. Ger. Sheridan m, R,r7rtt A4tb III.
, Iient ii Ei.cri5,1 ~ sT;1or :seil, ri -
Iienf r Nnnvn * nrosS' e ss,th q. c,,a
Eor, Yateo * nahnr,n e1th nj
Aift. Gen. Ful1cr Goi Hsv 5lfst iii
Msj. SnyGcr COL j. Il. Tucker,
Litut- TIL Mann eat;, I'll irnt chi Olaon :ith III!
Ieut. Col Dayis' i,1sf iii. MAI Smith SSH III,
Mai. Rusi' s;Il iii snrr. Maccc, 6iet III.
Capt. Gaie. 18th III. Capi. Brown, 6ist 1n:,
Canf. Iesfcr bisf Ill Capt. Cheater. ssh III,
Capt, Tilton' 61et nj. Lisnt Turnbuil, 86th Iii.
Lieui. Waterman, ,6lst l.Adjt. Bail, 6lst n.
eonfau! ~, DIuus ,ss.sss Saf ~ naaa.s1
Gale OF the 49th iisinols. aoafcsscd INC tenosal
anti Governor MS follows: :.
Mo,o,. GeneTol SLet{dan--Wc. the ofrccrs of the
division rnJer vour command. hayc taken alyar-
tagc Of your prcecuco in Chicago, after having laid
ssdc M Fit gssea yoa5 to extend
to Sou not onS | y I he tics Of dat9. bat also By
toss peculiar bonds which ess sedcs daa
imthiuI Commander. {Cheers,) II Is peculiarly
grateful to u.s. Genera1 that yon, meeting us here
aside ihot e1gord EticA has engraved 90 brilliant
and enduring a ra:c in our nation's annals, and
yera6r Yates. and he Gentlemen of YOUR stats
th,ice welcome.
cene,.1 she,iaan rasnonaoa oa fo,to,vs.
1s..ta: esa. auetioAu S,uan ,espoNueu ~ .oaoNh.
CaTfain ard Gentleae7-1 beg to tender. yon my
stncerc thanks for the kind reception you have ex-
tended to me this evening cannot express the
great pleasure hayc In meeting the Governor Of
fllicois and the members Of his staff. T cannot
mike you speech, bur we have all been In tight
places before, md you have always relieved nc,
must ask you to do tho game this evening.
The cloth having been removed. tho chairman of
n. a,ory,n-co1 p,.sa,t~onnana.aa tha 49,
tue eteutns-Neo'' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'ae n5s'
regular toast: ..-
Tho President Of tie Unfted States
Responded to by Major Rust Of the eth 1llinois,
who paid eloquent tribute to the personal virtues
so!aieye would vote Tor him unanimously al the
, 1864-03-12

"cosdih," !" q Pa1ego1ic," ;" Drops, !" 4 Iaudanum,"
and every other Narcotic" By which tie babe
Idiotfc for lifc.
We have never eeen Mrs. .W1ns,ov-kown her
only through tho preparation Of her Soothing
Syrup for children Tecthfng." II we had tho
power, VIC would make he=, IS she ia. s physicsl
Faviour to the Infant Raee. z, cents a bottle.
Sold BY all DsugEtsts.
Fcbesr IT, n -3.ew. .Tu-Th&Sat
, 1864-03-12

THE WEST SIDE Gnow1No.-Onc Of the
well known citizens Of t1c West Side, WAS present.
cd with trio Of s'aeshly angels" on Thursday az
, 1864-03-12
Qbicagu Grtbuuc.
SATURDAY, MARCH L., 1864.
THE CITY,

rERsoEAL--Mrs. Perrin, once Miss Wood
bury, and leading woman at the Muscum, has ar
Iiyed in this city.
, 1864-03-12

RoBBED or 4 WATcn.-An expert pick
rocket securcd the watch mud chain Of a gentleman
In attendance at tic Union meeting In Bryan Hal,
on Thursday evening.
, 1864-03-12

ARRrvA1 OF. EsoAPKD UH1oN PRISONERS.
Our readers will remember tho case Of tho 15sh
Illinois caya1y who, after niuc hours hard fighting
at Jonesyine, V1rginia, on the Sd dsy Of January
lstt, were surrounded by superior force, and
Obliged to surrender. All Of the regiment except
thoec who were wounded, were sent to Richmond
immediately OF thcsc latter twcnty.eight were
detained at Jonesyillc till the 18th Of February when
they wero put cars, and dispatched for the Libby
without guard, the rebels thinking them too weak
to attempt to escape. The track was III mtseEa-
bic condition, the engine moved slowly, and at
midnight, before tho train had gone dl1y miles,
eYc1y man jumped or the car. and all bat six
escaped 10 tho Federal lnce, arriving at Mt. Stcr-
Right Of these brnvc rnen arrived in this city Jes
tetday afternoon, having been detailed for special
recruiting aeIv5cc, and from them we hayc obtained
the names Of the escaped party. They arc as FOL
lows:
Co. H-capt. Gibbs; Acting Asst Surgeon, y.
Hefer; seTgts. 2 a; speer, N. ". chapline, G. II.
Co. ERoss vorhces. Henry Beal, James Head
"m. uauisls, Samuel osgood. ~
Ckas. setmcycr, Wm. Jones, john johnson, Jr.,
Jae. Flynn. Jas. Barber.
Co. L-Chas. Harwiclf.
20. M-Lient. Stockton. J. 3. Jones'.
IheEe Eoldlers suffered everything but death n
making their way TO the Federal army. Many OF
them had their feet frozen, othcrs were suffering
from wounds, and near1y all were oblged to hobblc
rather than walk. Fortwo or three days they could
obtain nothing to cat and they reached their friends
bic now, and US anxious to alay tho rebellion as
when they first f,Dltntc1
, 1864-03-12
d I H d ,

In this city. the ath Inst. OF dipther1a GEORGE
EORTUEND. aged year and . aroaihs, md on the
Year, end months. only children Of George ana Ada
linz c. Sherwood.
Funeral en- Saturday afternoon al eoclock, ut their
residence on Madison street, west OF llenbcn.
In this city. on the 9t'l insl., CHARLES WALKUr.
Infant son Of Bent. r. and corncus Tobin. aged II
mcntti.
B Qulrcy. H., papers please COPY.
, 1864-03-12

TuE TR1BrHE-Rceidcnts in the West d.
vision aboyc Union Park, can obtain Sundays
Tn,urxx at rnsG's Bakery, corner Paulina and
Lake streets.
, 1864-03-12

TO colc1udG Wsth IsN5 eptttae1e ot THE y IH1sy8
aaiurusv sfte9nnoon-GRAND AATINEE. Adasa-
atou IS cent?.
I'VE WRITTEN TO BROWN
AND THE 80 THIEVES.
Ecea,r. NeVlcker, Myers. Ea:nfosL. ISaad Evans.
and sll the faTozttcs VIII hppcat.
~ Monday. tho great ungi1 sc.res0, EMMA WAL
, 1864-03-12

MILITARY MovEAEETs.-Though Chicago
taEes no immediate part in the battle fny, shc oc
cupIes very important position In tic rcscrye.
The boom ofeanron, the charge Of horse or foot is
not heard or eecn In streets. except the one
tells Of good ncwe or tie other Is an incident Of
the march to or from home; but we have all the
elements Of military life here Soldiers throug 0ur
sttecte, rebel prisoners crowd our camps, 2r1ny
tupplIes arc pushed forward from this point rs
haze, and 1t ie hcre That the preliminary toesln
sounds which calls forth men to the fight. Happily
the norc dreadful rcenes Of The conflict are not
eeen, though the sad resu]e oen Visible In the
shattered forms and haggard faces which ever and
anon greet ue md the brighter eide Of the picture
Is Lot seldom presented in the radiant expression
Of tue returned soldics' countenanccs as the lush
JOY nj meetinG the 1ovcd ones at home, illumiues
~ Neather beaten 1anturea md tells Of a cQmpcn-
'9i a. nc SORROWS endured the hArdships
1es won IN 1hc tented acias @ anssooshesa OF 'acto-
,,d Ihe & F9nsih Minnesota reglment, numbering ZIG
en men, frIvfd 1tt. e cSago on Thursday At midnight
oce ycstrzday forenoon On ihc wsy 70 tc c1,
of corin foy na Fort e a,saen see haises n.s
,Mona, Jackson, Champion N,llH, Mission tidee
CHATTANOOGA e!S hssides participating IN theta
The Twelfth and Thirty ninth Illinois regiments.
Washington and Will proceed tElthcr about Tues-
day ncxt. The Gixty-fourth Illinois, now In camp
at OTTAWA is also ordered to report II Washington.
The 1hiHy-axth now Mt AurorA goes to Louis
VILE next week the Second Minnesota
Gcorec-wll alto report there; the regiment Ia
hourly expected 10 arrive IN Chicago.
The Seventeenth Cavalry, now At ST. Charles,
will receive their horses ro1t Wcuk, and report at
Washington hs soon as possible.
Iln fixty-Sixth and Co. L Second Artillery, LEFT
Joliet last wcek.
The Aicligon 6h8rpshootc.e s-c expected 10
leave for Ncw Yos1. on Sunday or Monday.
Tic ftaee through tdo uldl: Of Camp Douglas,
, 1864-03-12

Meeting In the 10th vyard.-The Union
citizens Of the 18th Ward arc requested to meet at
the house CT Charles Harvester, No. 2G5 North
Clark street, ct O'Clock this evening, to organIze
for the approaching charter election. Good Amer
ican aud German speakers will be in attendance.
, 1864-03-12
M a. r. ri ED.

NJ Z
AZ the rcsitcnce Of n. Eocost. Esa. Batavia, H.,
on the lGth tnFt, by te Fer. Gcn. G.. Partridge Mr.
.'oHN 8. HEDGEs and Mlss LETTIE III. HAEVEY,
all Of Batavia.
In this city, BY tho Rev c. H. Fowler, March :th,
JULIA 4. KE1T4, OF Chicago.
, 1864-03-12

Coppcrsn.ItIky Rend.-The attention OF
Coppertniths ie particularly directed to the advcz-
tIeencnt III Want column of Mcssrs. Fallage1 T.
~,
, 1864-03-12

Errtng Wonanss IscfuSc.-The Board Of
Managers Of tae Ernng 1yos'an's Refuge viii hold
mcet1n, at the rooms Of the Young Mems Chris
tim Association, at halEpast O'Clock this alter
noon. 4 full attendance Il desired,
, 1864-03-12

Dedication Sefvfces.-The Fullerton Ave-
nue Presbyterian Church will be dedicated on Sab
hath next. The morning services will bo conduct
cd by Ncy. Dr, Lorl at 101S o'clock. This church,
recently built, is located On Fullerton arcnne, In
the northern part Of the city just west Of the Green
Lay road. The city limits cars pass within few
rods OF the place.
, 1864-03-12

E'OR SALE-A large new house
y On Washington street, near Wood street; 800.
House and lot on Washington street, neur the Park;
3IfGu.
House and lol On Monroe strcet Rucknr street;
$40.
Together With large 1st Of Houses and Lots in the
different Iivlsaons of tho city. j.. LEE,
mll2.a sstEjf.lf No, G Clark street.
, 1864-03-12

best New York End HoetOn makers, from CHECKER
in. to- Others OF lesser note. Ms. Reed ,s an old
piano maker and dealer. lie has spent two months
recently among the Eastern manufactures, making
his purc4ases IN adrancc Of the strikes. He is re-
cciytnp mud will receive Within the prezent month
serenity to eighty p!anoe. and they are now arriving
daily and already etand two deep' In his exten-
siec rooms He is thus Independent Of temporary
viciesitnea OF the manufactures aud can continue
his salea, at rates unaffected by the stti}ze. Nj,
Reeds enterprise end nberelty deserve the euccass
he has won.
THE RosE-NEIsoS BAHSER.-Gcn, Grant
ncrcr threw shell into Vicksburg which created
one halfthe CONSERVATION md ecattc1mcut that the
publication OF the Nclson-Rose Banner subscrip.
tion ltst aud our comments thereon has occaeioned
in the ranls Of tho corpcrbead politicians Of CHI
cago. The subscription list presented some ca,a-
Gus features. Besides the failare to pay up their
subscriptions on the part Of sonc Of the poItictnns
there are tho names of several Republicans at
tachod thereto, which give risc TO the suspicious
that somebody has been considerably humburrea
in the matter. The man who Is rcprcsented In fhe
list by TOW Of stars lea Republican, who denies
having SIGNED tho document, and we were yeatcr.
day informed By = friend Of Mr. Otto pe1xer. An.
Other sfener that he ie and always Las been rood
Republican; that when he signed the list he did 90
without reading the body Of 1t, and That the sum
opposite his name was nctually paid by another
rarty, whose nanc NC can give If necessary. This
ought to rcievo Ar. peltzcr from any suspicion OF
Comprehend procliv1tice. VIC make thls statement
in Justice to Mr. Pctzcr, az We hare no desire to
brand loyal citizen as Coppuhcad.
We have laid down our plaHorm 60 broad that
upy lovnl man can ftsnd upon 1t. Ono ofthe first
results Of our endcavors since the publication OF
t,,at liet Is the convcrziou Of o. J. Rose, once
co,na+l,csd INIT now l,y his Owl confession, q
, 1864-03-12

FOR- SALE-AIy house and lot on
IL PrnIrie avenue. three doors Eouth OF Old tor
HehtecniM street. This i oIe Of til. most desirable
loSSties in tls siy for Essasnss feg p1tisaars
street, Boom NO. 2, up stairs. J.JONEs, JE.
, 1864-03-12

TOR SALE-House and lot corner
-. Harrison and State street, 70 By 100 feet. For
rnhsL ~. IA t4'l1 49, '"H'sN "'s-11I SAITH
, 1864-03-12

Splrttuallx1u.-Warrcn Chaso will lecture at
Bryan ball, Sunday March 1ath, 1T 1013 q. NJ. and
~ p. m. Subject Ia evening, Kshts and Wrongs
OF Woman. Seats ltee.
, 1864-03-12

NAyA1-Ilc soldier Of the 18th III cavalry
*ho dcsires information OF the expectancy and
manner of transfer from the land to the naval scr
vice ,soud address his inquiries to Captain ]. D.
Lnrty, q. 8. Naval re1dezyoue, Chicago.
, 1864-03-12

n OR S A l'E.-Grea5 Bargains.
u $500 acres Of Land on the line OF the Logans
The lands are lgh ard rolling. and are within three
Ie sd 81 I've es He sonu Coa1 ne ara Vii
bo sold cheap, nth cae6. balances II fEe seFen
Mnnnincto15 at Chaisworth. Ia succeasnl operation
10 eettsr 1sn4s IN the State Adtrtss O. apply to
70 J: STILL ELL. ESQ, Chasswurth. ultnola+
, 1864-03-12

We ca3l the Intention of our readers to the
advertisement or F!ass, by AcNalIy & Co., No. 81
Dearborn street.
, 1864-03-12

ErlSld,-One of the coolest notes Of the
season is the attempt Of the Journa! to set Mr.
Peter Gleason{ right, and rclieFe him OF the inpu-
tatior Of coppeihcadism. Tho TRIBUNE had aono
thla very thing IN its morning issue yesterday, but
the Journos man, reading tho item and seeing
chance to blpTiatc. stole 1t. uear what the chap
Gays, after placing Pete right on the record:
"InGsmuch as Mr. Gleason's RANG has been pub
lished IL one Of the morning papczs as m inyinci
bic Ttmea man, It il but proper that We ehoald
thus explicitly define his true position"
, 1864-03-12

Con.fortln Walking an Essential to
Heul11t.-Corns, Brnions and Diseased Nails
inetantaneors]y ard edectEall5 cured by process
operation otruttin1, rendering the parts smooth
md pliablo Is ever. ii Prescott House, South
Clark etrect,: corner Vcu Duren. uhl2-n449-r
, 1864-03-12

w ANTED-A Solicitor for ad-
,,y ve5tiscmcnts aud subscrtptons for paper pub:
mssions viii be paid. and handsoins rroit can
be realized By an active man. Apply at Room 1, II
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-24
DIR. D. McR e..

III AVlNG experimerted with msdieins in the trsar
- mentc diseases for years, laying aside all prsu
oees has examined in the msaztime ali the Tsrious
and schools ofmedeise and have selected such
Ieeoies a. can denonstrate TO be safe and scieut
aseeuhe az mineral poisons. To rsnove acute dlS-'
chronic diseases that requires knowledge eonbined
VII P,uehce and perseverance, tempered with kind
ness lt In the latter class Of diseasea her. nhvri
e,ans mostly make their failures uavinr riven nj
~ alseeses may special attention, profess 10
- - .re,, al chronic di.easss with positive suo
londitonally, 90 that patients may dep~nd -. ~
Declaration prUess 70 treat DucceeEf,iIv IN s-i
diseases OF the Lungs Liver, Broncbia NnS,Ists -
Dsls, hheunatlsm, and all derangenent1 m N. -
Gus system fstula and Piles suceesSfulv treS,S 4,
from thirty TO sixty day., without the n 1900
or much additional pain. profess Ia tr.sa 80 -
paralleled success the lothsome disease k1~v A. -
name Of Cancer in all its stages without ~ = -
knife or any harsh Treatment II patisnt1 viii 1890
obey my instructions, will guarantee setI.f-rss
All cases where no disorganizAon o. the vital orr
has taken place. The best Of references cn1 h. -
from citizens Of 81. Louis, where devoted nv ,i
for the Last three years. have nov In nv o6-e 49,
GERS, Tumors, weighing from Il TO Ibs that 49, -
moved with success without the Of the knif 70
further particulars, physicians and others Are fnxitI
70 call and examine for themselves. =
Rr. MeRAE, OecuIist aaa A-r,..
Gives special attention diseases Of the Eve aad
In this climate, where the Eye ~ saafese - -
diseases whirh are fatal % ftdticafR etfrf,, mn
Personsa mceed should attend to the earliest sYntHr,
eFoiding mnna suffering and probable blindneas
letters tro0 distance, containing zoe stann viii
D. HcRAE n D. a. LouSS No.
OFfICE No. Is NORTH TIFTH a..
BetWeen Pine and Cheanut strests one firm fha
Court HOUSE. g. Louis, No. nIaIv<
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-24
How Beautiful for a thiId's Grave!


hA6UARRE0TYPE PICTURES ATTACHED TO
IL Head Stones and Monuments in & PARIAN MARBLE
CASE, and warrented 70 the Likeness from any
air and dampDess for long number of years. ANY
Daguerreotyn st copy the DagnerreOyp into these
Cases from the original picture, and It is but few
moDeHts work to attach one of them to Head Stone.
When attached 70 a Head Stone Monument, they
look though they were carved on with the
seulptOrs Cbsel for they initiate marble 50 perfectly
They are very ornamental 70 Head Stone, and are
worth twice the amount charged, for an ornament
More than Fifteen Thousand Cases have been seId
this fact alone shows concusiyely that they fast
running into general use.
The adorDing Of the Sepulchers of removed ones al
leEiates grief and soothes the wounded heart 1t
also cheers the bereaved to know tina: additional
establishment Of the grave presents stronger
tons to arrest the attention Of the stranger causes
him to pause and learn the name, and gaze m the
nSS Of one who has shared largely IN the love of
others 10 refined and cultivated mind, there NOT
q more mournful spectacle earth than a desc
Grated grave or neglected and overgrown graveyard
Those in whose memories the DEPARTED live will COME
to stTew sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
tear Of affection.
They will plant there the Rose the LiIv and tbs
Evergreen Emblems Of q fragrant and beautiful
Immortality, which they assign them the Paradise
Of God. Above all would depore TIE loss Of those
engraven upon the tablets Of our memory. Although
months and years may elapse since memorable Death
made rs surrender the bodies Of cherished 20 the
grave and their spirits to God yet they still
ont TO our minds, beautiful aud Iife-lfke.
ADD who does not realize melancholy pleasure In
recalling departed lie their image clothed with
the Innocence and LONELINESS of YOUTH ar marked ~
the sorrows cares of agal
One Of these Cases will be sent By express to anv
person in the United States for Two Dollars One doz.
en- Cases will be sent to any Marble Dealer or DaRuer
reotypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars, &C., fur nishel free and sent with each
package Of Cases Agents charge IS apiece when
they attach them to Head Stones
Any person wishing 81 II them can be sunuied NJ
Twelve Dollars per Dorm.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire Hundred Dolars this Srrnv
and only Twelve Dollars required Capital TO com
mence with.
monumental Design Book will be sent 20 any Mar
bie Dealer for Three Dollars This is Illustrate Nur
and well worth the price asked for IT,
All Orders must be accompanied by the Money:
will be responsible for its safety IL you have proof Of
sendiugit.
Address the Manufacturer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
mZo II West Meriden, Conn.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-24
NOTICE.

ESTATE OF HENRY D0NCASTER, DECD
7OUBLIC Notice Is hereby given, tAtt on the Third
IL Monday Of April next, (being the 18th day Of
said monthly shall attend before the County couat OF
viii County, at the Court House in the city Of Joliet
ter the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of Henry DOncastsr late Of said
county, deceased, when and where all claimants are
notified aud requested to attend and present their
claims, in writing again said estate for adjustRent
All persons indebted to said estate aksO request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without delay
WILLIAM BELL, Admr.
Dated Feb. 10 1864. n36s6V
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-24
SHERIFF SALE

pY virtue Of q certain writ of ExeoutisTr on Judg-
~ ment confessed issued from tie Circuit Court Of
Will County in favor Of Frank Bush,- Plaintiff, and
against William W. Bartlett defendants at O'Clock
p. NJ the l0thday of May, 1864, at the Norh door
of the Court House, tine ty>ofJoet, shall offer
for sale at public yendue all the right title and in
terest Of said defendant IN and the following escri
ed property to Wit: The half of Lot nuntber two
2)in Block number twelve l2) Township thirty se
1857 North Range ten (0J East Of the third prnci-
pal meridian.
GEORGE MUNROE, Sheriff Of VIII Co.
Dated the l9th day Of April, 1854. p454,vv