davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
FoE SALE
Or Exchange for Eastern Property.

A nice Dwelling House, with verandah front door
n and Window blinds. with good large Kitchen
attached the dwelling which has cistern and pump
in 1t. Also good Wood House % # BY IL, has q
brick chimn-y good well of water in IL and makes
very convenient place for washing and cooking There
is lots well improved 50 by Las each, with alley
10
Also fine Grape ArbOr 40 # bys, covered with
choice vines in full bearing variety Of fruit and
ornamental trees, sbrubbery, &c.
The buildings and arbor stands centre lot There
is good substantial picket fence in front, high close
fence in rear. Front and rear Carriage way.
The place is beautifully situated the city Of Joliet
on Mississippi Avenne, south Of N c. R. r. Warehouse
and will lie sold cheap for Cash exehsnged for good
Eastern Property not over 10 or Is miles from the
cities Of New York or Brooklyn.
FOR full particulars address
Z. B. JONES. p. o. Boz S47
Joliet, VIII Co., IT.
Or cell and view the premises.
Jnnee ltoe s2an
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29

s1rne 80 - r has juEt received = -.
whIc ID fact he apss is pss,i, EoCds eEy Ss.oSS osGa
posenesee ia Joliet OF Chicaeo'T y ~ lever than ca
tsss . ss a3e soG: 81 Ss:s. -
1LADIzss n' Oo,Ors Po1chr.isS $500 wi ess'o
Black snks, POplins, Mer,nos' =, eooDs
LANES Plain figured, WRGss Wass9sS ccSeure .pao. y
AlLLINERY AND FANCY aosos--ao'
SOanet; so.,. and Trimmings, consisting OF ps,S-s
coa9 Limits Plumes Rosetts arcisis Vcs,.
Hos, and Round silYered Combs- 'loses' Chadrea,
inrs Rsi,,.S Cambrics, Brown and BIeaebSd
Cottoo Broad Cloths, TWeeds KeufucES Ss Seet
UndersSss1S assortment Of nbrOiderie. cuf co.
pins Grape Bay s5aea Curtains Muslin SoSptss
Der this is the place for barraIos shas'
-a -~H r. c. DUNCAN s7.-
| on CfIicnro a4r..,
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
NOTICE.
ESTATE OF CHARLES ROGAN. DECD.

DUBLLc Notice is hereby given. that on the Third
i Monday of April next, (beiDg the 18th day Of
said nionth0 we shall attend before the County Court
of will County, the Court House in the city fJOli
e the purpose Of setting and adjusting all claims
against Charles Rogan late Of said County
deceased, when and where all claimants are notified
ard requested to attend and present their Claims in
writing, against said estate, for adjustment.
All prTsODs indebted said estate, also request
ed to make pay the undersigned without delay
SAMUEL D. t0OTE,
JOHN MCCARTHY,
Feb 8. 1854 (n366w) Administrator.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
Wanted.

THREE OR FOUR PEDIERs with teams to &C.
Il CultivatoTs, for which good wages 5y the mcnth
or liberal commission the sales will be allowed.
Applicants should be prepaired - eommec6 about
the 24th inst Apply personally to the subscriber
Manhattan OF address by letter thu Jugh Joliet r. o.
JOHN YOUNG.
Manhattan, Apr lS6l=
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29

Sept. l, 1854. nlz
SraTE S0GSsy 5 T.T% sSs SSSF
CIaressa Parent vs. Aaron Psrrent-Bin in Chancery
A FPIDAVIT Of the non residence Of the above nam
n ed Aaron Parent having been filed in che once Of
The clerk the said court Notice Is hereby given TO
the said that ClaTessa Parent the
plainnE above named filed her hill Of complaint in
said court the chaBceTy side thereof on the 21st
Of April A ID. 1868, and that a summons thereupOn
issned ont Of said conTt against the said defendant
Aaron Parent TetuTnable the Ord Monday Of May,
1868, by law required and that the said is
still pending in said Court.
New unless Sou the said Aaron Parent shall person
ally be and appear before the said Giro nit Court Of
Will county the first day Of the next term thereof
to he holden on the FIRST Monday in :he month OF
October next the city Of Joliet and plead answer
demurr the said compliments bill Of complaint the
same and the and things therein charged and
tated will be taken confessed by you and decree
will be entered against you according to the prayer Of
said bill.
B.R.RUssELL, Clerk.
g. W. Bowen, Comps Sol.
Joliet, Aug 4, 1863
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
BARNUMpS SELF-SEWER,
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, sl,5O.

We attend the Repairing of all kinds Gf Machines
Prices of Machines. with uemmer, Feller. Gauge.
Oil Can. extra needles, full Directions, &C., from 50
to $40.
Terms Agents, descriptive Circulars AMI speci-
meus Of free by mail receipt Of stamps,
or had OF
l33 Lake Street, Chicago.
| AH-Auy persons wishing to obtain one Of these
| Machines NAV be supplied by Z. c. FARLEY,
lime / 1Ss3 tn5l-lyl Joliet.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
Farm For Sale

The subscriber James TempetOn, offers for sale his
Sel known Farm Of 100 acres, with House, Barn and
Sheds Situate SIX miles from Joliet, the Road to
Channahon The Farm 10 under the finest cultivation
nor, Joliet No "a 3In
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
FOR AAl.

TrTITHIN THEE miles Of the city Of Joliet. Of
w the finest farms in viii County, containing
2s acres consist ing OF about 17e acres OF prairie aud
the balance timber laI d. Said farm is well watered
and Il IN every respect desirable property The whole
or a part will be sold As might suit the purchaser
Terms easy Enquire Of Barber Aaeumber in the
city Of Joliet
JSltst, March II, ICES.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
s.. o. > MON Ds.5~
On II and Again

IoR valuable considerations, D. G. sIeeper ccnpast
Il Ofthe Store on the of jefferson and Otta-
streets has sold all his right title aud interest in the
Stock Book accounts. and Notes s. D. Smopds for
occupant, who will settle all accts. against the firm
of d C. Sleeper
S. o. SimOnds wUud announce TO the public his for.
customers and friends, that he aaiu is ready
supply -
Groceries and Provisions,
Cheapfor Cash, to all who will call him his ola
Stano.
TERMS INvERABLY READY PAY.
Mr.. Sleeper will be with me a short time. aud will
close accts with all who have not settled. All such
hereby notified to call Immediately and settle.
N. B. / have a Store to rent.
Joliet, April 26 1855 mast
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
"a sAFok HsH A
LIVER INVfGORATOK.
gEYER nERILIrArINa

NEVER
TT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS
and has become establishedfaet, Standard Med.
ieine, known and approvl led by all that have used
IL, and Is resorted to with condencei all dis.
eases for which IL is re- - lcommended.
II has cured thousands0 within the last two wears
who had given mp alls lhopes of relief as the nm
merOus unsolicited eef11 theates in my possession
ahow = - . IBA<df - n X - . !
The dose must be a. ~ daptcd to the tempera-
ment Of the individual - taking IL, and used in
such qualities as to act q gently on the Bowels.
Let the dictates ofyour o Judgment guide you in
the use of the L5vKR H.. lvIeoRAToRs end. IL will
cure LIVER COMPLAINTS = BTLIoUs ATTACKS. DYsPKP-
nh CHRONIC prlRRH0A,IS SUMNER COMPLAINTS pYs-
KFfERY, DRoPsT, SOUR - sToMAeH, HABIfuAL COS
TIvENEss, cHoL1c, cROL = ERA, CHOLERA MoRBus, ehol
era infantum Flatu-l6 lence, Jaundice, Female
Weakness and NAV be used successfully an
Ordinary Female Ned - icine. IL VIII cfre sicK
HEApAcHE' las thousandsI- can testify,) IN twenty
minuts II two three z Teaspoonfuls are taken al
commencement of at-A tack.
ALI WHO USE II ARE GIVING their testimony in
its favor.
BIx WATER IN The MoUTH wITH THE INvIeoI
4 AToR, AND SWALLOW BoTH TOGETHER.
Price one dollar per Bottle.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
l6, 1864. EDWARD KELLY.
DessOIutIon OF CoportnershtP.
r. SARTORE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm known as
IN MutZ SaTtOre, owing 20 the death Of u. Mntz
this day dissolved The business will be carried on
by the subscriber.
Joliet, Dec. is, 1868. X. SARTORE.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
Joliet Turning shop.

joliet turning SmOp'
fNHE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers, Stair Builders and others in want Of Turning,
thar he 10 carrying on the
Turning Business y M
in all its various branches at Kings shingie and Sash
Factory the Upper Bridge By strict attention to
business he hopes to receive public patronage
Joliet. Dec. 16. u26 JAMES BOYNE.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29

All persons having claims against the above trIn
will pre- sent the the undersigned an all those
owing the requested TO call and settle with
out delay He will pay the highest price for greese
and tallOw, in cash or exchane hard or soft soap
r. sARTORE.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
Illinois Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH A SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF OVER % YEARS
Capital, $1,000, 900
Losses Paid, S5OO,OOO,
Capital,
Losses Paid,

Capital, e1,OO0,O0O.
INSTEAD Of the pTcfLS for simi.annua dividends, in
addition to premiums, usually drawn from the In
sured by stock Companies, pay Eastern Stockhold
ers the rates the ILLINOIS MUTUAL equitably
arranged A. only TO require from tb. Members sum.
cicnt money TO pay, with Certainty A Losses and
penses. The Premium Notes. amounting to over
One Million Of DoLldTs 5ed 10y lien upon
the property insured valued .Jver Ten Millions
This ample Fund affords guarantee for the pay
ment Of every lOss-the security being all located In
illinois, and subject to own laws. No policies are
issued ont Of this State. The Members subect TO
no Iitig4ton-R losses being adjusted by agreed arbi
traton. All losses eashed within ninety days, that
occur under Policies paid yearly in advance.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
B. X. Hart. Lyman Trumbull, RObert Smith,
Samuel Wade, Elias Hibbard, Timothy Turner,
J.W. .schweppIe, b. /. Gilman, ii. W. Billings,
Benz, Y. Long. l. KellenbergeT, Henry Lea,
r. A. Hoffman, John Atwood, NJ. q. Atwood,
ORRIC ERS.
NJ @. ATWOOD. President.
L KELLENBERGER, Treasurer, and Special Agent.
JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary.
John BlaisdeIl, Gel. Agt j. B. Howard Asst Gen. Agi
AS-LOca Agents at every county town in the State
BIssELL 4 HEATH, Agents, Joliet,
I'D
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
FARM FOR SALE.

7NHE subscriber residing miles from Joliet on the
South Plank road, offers his valuable farm on mod
crate terms The farm contains 20 OF
good cultivation. There Is good house and bearing
orchard on the premises Apply you may loose
q bargain. A. RADERMACHHR
Joliet, Sept g. 1853 % -.
TO Rent.-A Carriage Shop on Chicago st., form
i erly occupied by J. d. Bailey. Enquire Of
W W STEVENS.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
ANS OINTMENT!

FOR hn1Bsss. Safety, Certainty, Thoroughnsss,
eon O1ntnsnt is rapidly superceding all other Ont-
ments and hAtments for tue cure 0f the sOlloWtaa
comPlaiSeA Frssd Wounds Calls Of al ktnis, crasH
ed HssAA klzeNsae Poleyi1 EtHaeslA Cnilus SpSyiAS
Seeney, Iistsls, ROaBaasea ftos; eand Crneks
scratches OF 4Iease, Mango and Horse Distempsr.
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE
Require restoration ofinsensible sloans
Fever Antidote, Condition Powder 10 : certain RIood
PuTieT. IL fAs loosen the skin cleanoe the
water cSsate appetite, aud positive cure for COuGhs
OsAA-- stsa e0nPlans TOundeS DsteADss, and eariss
OF B~sh and WOrss. may Be given at any time anS
unSsT all circumstances with perfect safety
Ons Package u the Powders and bon Of the Oino-
msut will Perfectly e1se . recent Founder In sax or
eight Days who1t lesTing the least effect In the fsst
In HOrse DstempsT, they VII clay the fever and pro
mote healthy termination of the disease. One pow
der and part Of . box Of ointment viii, On alE
cases, cure, tho Horn Distempsr in . COW; two are
sometimes equired for on.
WALTER B. SLOAN, the original disooVsrsT Of this
truly yAusble medicine still has the sole supsryisioA
ofits mahuactufe, hut orders sh0uld be sent TO hia
son, Oscar Sloan, - South Water Street, Chicago
H., Who will promptly supply the demand foF these
popular and truly great incidence.
They are sold BY all dealers IN Medicine. eUld'
WholesaIs and retail - Manufacturers prices, at
Joliet, hy ,. h BROWN, aud RetaiIsd b. Al NE 9TH
er Drugeass. --FrFa ggg'n "a
June 10. 1852. - helly
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
NEW EN- LAND TEL,
Toilet, Illinois.

A hopREH BUILT AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
HOUSE. r..-. ~
NEAR by and in full vie from the Railroad DepOt'
N aT tie city where will be found superior accom-
modatious and the nnTemittiug eXertiOns a the an
dersRned contribute 20 the comfort and pleasures O
the travelling public. Charges 81 per day or s. pei
L. sHREFFLER. Proprietor.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
HAHLzFoN'Rs
PFAMA0lhE134AE AE.OREKe,

- - uSA"O G 80
WE CONTINUE TO DELIVER, DIRECT RRoH
w our Factory, and at our regular schedule Of
kactoTg t1Iees, Free Of al ezpeHseg far Freight aad
C5"sNt1to1 az Ae Psrchaszs residene fffin JsIiss,
through our only s1fhcrzed Agenf Sc Northern Ilnsh
@IM-.sW.o. WOOD, or Joliss,
All styles Of .our nnsurpassed Pianos, ~---.--,---
We solieit Atten don 20 the facilities eEered sbovv
Every Farmers daughter, ven Is readsnt eEr
other trouble. - -1----1t - : -
The lnskuments together with references, printed
lists OF prices &e, dc, will be shown By Mr.. Koo and
all ordsrs received through him Prapt Gttsn
tlon- AS-No variation from printed rates.7A
RKHEREScE-R. Z. GooDKiI- Esq-, J0liet.
% u - HAzLKTON BRoTHBRg.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
u SrA N F o r D.
III = PANTY = Ill
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED IRON


PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES. Air tight, and will keep any climate
The FAMILY GA. lTIIART1C PILL Is gen.
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more - than twenty years.
The constantly increasl@ ing demand from those
who have long used the PILLS and the satisfaction
which ali express in RED gard to their use, has in
duced me to place them - within the reach OF All.
The Profession WE'LL know the different Cath
artics act diherent - portons OF the oorels
The FAMILY CATHAR-l TIC Pill has, with due ref
erence this well llesab-tro nsheo lact, Deen com
pouned from a variety - Of the pursstl Vegetable
Extracts which act s-i- like on eVsry part Of the
aIimeptary canal and z are good and safe In all
cases where a Cathartic : IL needed, such As DE-
RANGEMTs of the STON e AcH, SLERPINEss, PAIN and
SoRNEss over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently II ne g neglected end In q long
course Of Fever Loss Of - APPETITE, GRIPPING sES-
sATION Of COLD the - body, REsTLEIsNESs, HAD
ACHE, Weight in the = head, all INILANhAToRT
DISEASES, W o RMs in ( lChildren Adults, RHEU-
nATIsM q great PU1YI q tER Of the BLOOD and many
diseases to which flesh De heir, too numerous 70
mention in this adTer = ltisement. DoaEs Ito ..
Price 3 Dimes.
THE LIVER INVIGORAToR AND FAMILY CA
THARTIC PILLS reiailed by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by the trade in all the lare towns
ST. ". SANFORD, NJ. D., -fr
Manufacturer and PropristoE,
335 Broadway, New York
Sold in Joliet by J. II. Brown, 4. M. Bray, Geo. H.
Wcopruff and ,. Mccain. (Sept 13-nl3ly
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
For sale or Rent

r OF bdIt OF RcMt, tl-t ~
A HOUSE and Lot on Richard sL- Also two Lots
IA for sale, Ioeation sd. Terms n...e.,eiA
AypayH A. v1aAAA5AS
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29

UNDERTARING

THE subscriber has received, and viii keep on hnaS u
sizes and stiles Of Metallic Burial Casea whJe hsn
furnish 70 such a. may want them The estimation In
which these cases held for their beauty durabtl
Aho preserving powers fully attest their value He Uii
also Keep on hand >ylss Of Wood Contns and attenf
70 All q" esas undertaken, In city or osas
seon hand.
E.DALY, Exehaee 1t. joliet,
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29

FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co.
Are desrous Of establishing efficient Local Agents
throughout the country. With a small investment Of
capital profitable business readily be established
For further particulars address the undersigned for cir
eular and sample of work W. c. MASON,
GenI West'n Agent, 124 Lake-St. Chicago.
Machines on exhibition at the Store Of s. W. Stone
4 Co. Gail and examine.
Mrs e. r. GIBBS, Agent
Jan 6, 1868 for Joliet and vicinity.
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
HORSES.
FOR CATTLE AN

THIS is truly Great Remedy. Hah . s cent be-
i tle Of SlOan's Instant Relief. given In pint 81
warm wafer, seldom fails 20 horss Of Cole N
few minutes; In extreme cases repeat the doSs In -
minuets.
For Bruises, Strains, Sprans aud many other intHr
les Horses, Cattle and other animals. slOanb II
slant Relief speedily effects . cure. Many PeSsoA1
have been Astcnshed TO witness the rapid 01ssso
by the use OF this WAnderful medicine
AS-Gst Circulars q Asents. - IN o. --rrrE1
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29

EIRsT class Stoves secO nd class Stoves Third elias,
L Stoves. at ~ ea 5r~
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
To Justices Of the Peace & CORstahIeS

Ii kinds of Justices and Constables' BLANKS toi
N sale at the VIII County Drug BOOK otote' on
Joliet Dec 6, 1885. mo
Juliet signal., 1864-03-29
Dividend NOTICE.
STRAYED
BARRETTse

item per cent interest, on good Real Estate secu-
~ rity. Farming property Ia preferred enquire Of
Feb u, 1883. s.W.BcWEN
, 1864-04-12
Ul)Icago Iril>nne.



OF Ill the Gifts rcceiYcd at the New York S.ai-
taEJ Fair, rc1hsps the most touching o:TeEins II
that given By IN Alpine peasant woman in zar,ch,
Switzerland, tiny book Of pressed Alpine aowers,
together with simple wooden wine cup thas for
mc1ly belonged to her son, now soldier In the
Union army, On presenting the cup and the little
book Of flowers, the good old woman took bottle
Of red Switzer wize from her pocket, and, filling
The cup, handed It to the consul, and then drank
hereell saying: "Hc.n'e health and greeting 70
God bless it, replied the consul and svitzer-
land, too" The Old woman thanked hun WITH
afx e4
G. Booth. bein At The rooms Of the Arncri an Con
sulate when the poor woman came Trembling n
Tor The donor, and placed Them IN the cup:
1t Isn't nnch, Herr Coneu!, that have brought to-
day;
But yssfs welcome to The 1'tte as to the flowers
There it'lt lunch upon the Alps except the pines
Tie sunshine. anaa the sparkling dew, and all the
But could 1t catch The sunshine, nor bottle mp the
dew:
And the pine-nu,s of the Alpine hills ARE not for
Ard 20 re bionght the blossoms that bloom upon
And open On The sunny banks beslde the glacier
II yo9 tLi9k them worth the sending, shall indeed
There may be onc who'd buy thsu, perhsps
SNitzer lad.
Ny boy Is in America; you may have seen him
there;
You'd know him by his mountain tone, and BY his
| golden hair;
Ills voicc IN like Alpine horn 40 clear i1s crystal
notes: :. 49,.
Twas Ike the .nusic Of song to hear him call his
EOats.
The hoy waa gentle as Id and yet as full Of fire,
And dauutless as that royal bird, the Alpine lam
MERGER.
] It isn't 1nnch, Herr Consnl, that such AZ can
bring;
But herr is Diery's wine cup-a little, simple
thing
switzer wine cup, fragrant still with al the sweet
perfumes
OF riolets and forsetme-nots and choiceet Alpine
blooms.
So take the cup, Herr Coasul, and take the Alpine
| foHers;
For they may mind some Sw1tzer lad Of happy by
gone hours.
FIJI up the little 6witzer cup with sparkling sHitz-
| er scfe.*
4 high health TO America-tbe country Of the free
, 1864-04-12

We hare already called attention to this new
candidate for public recognition. This was
done before we had IN opportunity to thor
ouchly ecan Its contents. And since We
have done so, our first forcible impressions
have been moro than realized. 1t is not O
technical Medical Journal, but medical and
hygicnic facts are gircn to the people in
popular and easily comprehcnded shape
facts ali should understand and becom IL
miliar with, thereby save themselves from
many Of the Ills flesh is heir to, and render
the DOCTORS visits less necessary and fire.
quent. In feet to gire the people important
and proper knowledge Of the true economy
of life. Ihe editors, in their Prospectus.
eay:
Our scope will lie wide, bounded only By the erc'
CT prcaent needs OF physical Ein-sudgsing hnmaui.
ty, ard 1cachiDr beyond the already weak and
sheltered ones. to the strong and healthy, who de-
tire to rctnin their yisoF, Snd give to the world
children worthy their name. NO euh:ect WA1cn
pertains to the proper development ofthe race viii
DC fencfcd IN the J0urnat, but the most csreful
Or" hoLbics " and i" isne - which mislead aud dis
tract the community. The family Will be each
monih specially remembered In sultable articles,
Wcl'affa hy lhe best talent that can be secured,
and Eaapted to the comprehension Of children, ret
eaeslly yslnht,'e and interesting TO parents, and
eac socah circle generally.
TO "1o1I.Y FE1Lows."
There is q tradition that brandy was at one
lime manufactured from tho fruit Of tho
, 1864-04-12

1nelc ls q tradition that brandy was at one
Lime manufactured from the fruit Of tho
, 1864-04-12

Con5&tp1ted, night 4Wenta CONG OF. aQd EQS8UAF
110S finally endB her career.
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder, Iaaam
nation Of the KldasJs, Catarrh Of
the Bladder, Strangnary and
Burning, or Painful
Lrinat{ns.
Far these diseases It is truly sovereign remedy.
and TOO much cannot be said In its praise. slng1e
dose has been known 70 relieve the most urgent syp
Arc you troubled with that distressing pain III the
guntI Of the back nnd through the hips? teaspoon
nj day Of Constitution Water Will relieve yon like
magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given mp the OF buchu, cubebs,
and Juniper Ia the treatment Of thegc diseases. and
only pse them for the want Of 4 better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Hasprored itself equal to the task that has deTol7ea
uponlt.
DIURET1CS
1rr1tatt and rench the kdneys, and by constant use
soon lead to chronic degeneration and cou1rned dis
ea6a.
, 1864-04-12


We understand that the publication of tho
History Of the Great Western Fair at Ctncin-
natl, has not been abandoned, as many have
been led to suppose. The work will prove
Of permanent interest and salue to every one
that took part in that great enterprise, as
well as to the general reader. The material
for such d work is richer and more abundant
than any one who has not given 1t much
thought would suppose. In fact, if oil the
material at hand We're used, 1t would make q
yolume Of twice the size originally intended
By the Committee oi Publication. The lu-
tention is, however, as We understand it. to
use only such as shall tend 10 render the
work OF permanent value.
It was, as is well known, the original In
teption Of the Executive Committee, to pnb-
nsh the History for the benefit Of d. Air,
and limited number Of tickets were sold
emitting the purchasers to copies of the
work; but not enough were sold to enable
them to do SO, without incurring consider
able debt, and thus running What they con-
siacred an unwarrantable risk. They have
therefore deemed It cxpedient to trausfer the
publication to private enterprise, aud hare
made o77angcmeet with Messrs e, F. Vent
& Co., No. S8, West Fourth street, Cinc.n-
natl, to undertake the work on their own
responsibility and at their own risk; aud
Dr.. C. B. Boynton, as editor and compiler,
which is sufficient guarantee that the work
will be well and thoroughly done.
BESIDES an appropriate introduction by the
editor, We underetand the work will contafn,
among other things, coptous selections from
the numerous autograph letters received; q
sketch Of the National Sanitary Commission,
from report by Rev. DR.. Bellows. OF New
York; sketch Of the Cincinnati branch Of
said Commission; an account Of the incep-
tion. organization and progress Of the Fair,
with d narration of various scenes and Incl
dents connected the1cNith; . description Of
the buildings, rooms, &c; IN account of the
organization and work Of each committee,
and reports Of the various committees, names
Of lad. delegates from the country with their
organizations; also tho church table urgaui-
zat1ons OF both city and country; catalogue
Of the autograph letters sold, with the names
Of purchasers and amounts paid; brief &C.
count, with comparative results Of all the
Sanitary Fairs held In the country up to the
tine of the publication OF this work, to$gcth-
CT with a closing essay BY E. D. Mansfield,
FEn
, 1864-04-12

81 Miss Webb has repeated In Cincinnati
her reply to Miss Dickinson, in which she
made her dt1Hs III this city. The Gazette says
Of the effort: 1--WE think Tal1eyrand's criti-
cism Oh the young authors book will apply
most admirably to Miss Webb's lecture: It
had some new things in it and some good
things; but the new things were not good,
and The good things were not new" The
new things were her own; the good thing
were the extracts she mntc from Miss Dick
inson's address, and the Song Of the Shirt
before mentioned" Miss Webb has not been
fortunate enough In her new role to secure
either the approval Of her friends or the seri-
ous criticism Of her opponents.