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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18
E o R S A L z

FOR SA LIE.
Two desirable Lots in the eastern part Of the city
both enclosed, and one containing q number Of
hne Fruit Trees. For sale cheap and ON the most
GLIDDEN 4 JoHoNHor
House and lot on wet side Of the river, con-
'S,Hing ~ Rooms with good Earn. cistern Well
TO secure payment and any reasonable time Tor e
nainder. Apply to
GLIDDEN JoHONHoT.
Yarn Of 2o3 acres in the Town Of Wilton admin
ing aud Including portion of Twelve Mile GruSe-
IL Is under good state Of cultivation and the i'm
mediate vicinity Of school, store. wagon maker
blacksmith aud shoemaker. In situation guaIItv OF
soil supply Of timber ssd living and improve
ments. this farm s surpassed w few in the coantry
Crops Tools, and Team sold wi h farm II desired
Terms favorable. Apply 10
GuBDES JOHOxSos.
Farm OF SO acres in Jasper Co.. Indiana. on
the line Of the Logansporf, Peoria Burlington r. R.
uDcultiyated but is surrounded by improved farms
To be sold on favorable terms or will be EXCHANGED
for property in this city Apply to
One Of the finest residence "a. Joliet situated on
Broadway containing II rooms and slI the modern
Improvements. The lot is large and well improved,
containing large quantity Of trees, sirrubbery,
small fruit &C. upon the premises large lev barn.
eistren and SoOd-house, &c Apply to
GLDDEE 4 JoHeSNoT.
Good House and lot situated en- Hickory Street
west side of The river The house contains slstsn
god sized rOOsns, ana has large ,isterB, Ge-
Apply TO
0ImDES JoHoSNoT.
Small House and lot corner OF Washington st
and Mississippi Avenue, opposite Michigan Central
r Depot. Apply 20.
GuBDIS JoHoEHO1
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18

WOOD PUAPs for Well from 70 20 feet, warrant
% god and ehess. IT eAnrff's-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18
Victory and No Compromise
I N T f "A 8

large stock Of every variety which already i'm
mortaIized. They are always kept at the Aecommo-
dation Grocery.
Bushs Block, S'CAksOA'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18

lHESE Eltters arc prepared, In pure Bourbon
Whisky, from . combination Of oFer twenty diff.
ferrnt kinds Of roots, barks and herbs, which
set In perfect concert one with the other pre-
pared from the original formula given by the
great chief, Fed Jacket, to DIR. Chaplin, who
used them successfully in his practice for many
years, and by their use gained great popularity
In the treatment and cure Of byspepsia Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sick aud Nervous Head
ache Fever and ACue and all diseases arising from
torpid liver or indigestion. Persons suffering from
either Of these loatnsOme diseases will ind sure
cure by the nf these Bitters which perfectly
pure and free from all those drugs and poisona usu
ally put up In such preparations and palmed OF on
an unsuspecting public. A single trial will con.
vince the most skeptcal that in the RED JACKET
there Is Virtne which other DGters possess.
They strengthen and invigorato the system.
They arc unequaled for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give Gocl aud healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulant in existence,
They are preventive OF Fever and Ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They arc perfectly puro Gnd pAlatable.
Aged perSons and delicate females will find ihey
can save large doctors bills by the Of these Bit
teFs.
Beware 81 counterfeiis The Red Jacket Bit
tiers only sold in bottles with our name blown
On the side, and our private government stamp
across the cork. Duh
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18
50 DHrs. MICHIGAN FLOUR,

From pure white Wheat. Better known by the
name of Family Peace Maker" Also
NOrtOn's, HOSk & Hyde's,
all reliable brands and every barrel warranted at the
ACCOMMODATION STORE,
Bushs Block, ). CARSON
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18
Notice to Farmers,

take this opportunity Of returning my thanks to
ny patrons for the paGt patronage aud would inform
them that am on hand again with
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18

10 BARRELS THOSE SPLENDID
b u { { or c. n L RS,
made from pure White Wheat Flour at Niles, Michi-
GAM received at
IS Bluff Street. W.B CASWELL, Agent.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18
0IIDDES 4 JoHoSNoT,

Good House and lot situated en- Hickory Street
west side Of the river. The house contains slefen
god sized rOosns, ana has large ,iStsrB, &e-
Apply to
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18

Small House and lot corner Of Washington 81.
and Mississippi Avenue, opposite Michigan Central
r Depot. Apply 20.
GLBDIx JoHoEHOT.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18

Two desirable Lots in the eastern part Of the city
both enclosed, and one containing . number Of
nne fIuit Trees FOR sale cheap, and the most
favorable terms. Apply to
GLIDDES JoHoNNoT
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18

BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
NAILS, CUT 4 Wrought
Carpenters. Tools,
Farming Tools Of all kinds
Perks, Shovels and Hoes,
PL0WS and Cultivators.
Horse and Hand Hay
RRkes. Hunts and BlOOds
AXES, Pocket Cutlery,
TABLE Cutlery,
Chain Pumps,
Lanterns,
Powder aud Shot,
In short everythin
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-18

GS0 lbs. Rio, Java, and mocha COfTe },
ODNI Ground Coffee, in bulk, III cans in papers in
foil kye Coffee and MILITARY Necessity Coffee.
At As Blum st. W. b. CASWELL Agent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-15

SD? Scum idp fprlme inmer seitig 9enug
fd9te Der Ertn3 trufen, in6ent er lein 9luge
ntebr auf ben ,8ater, ais ouf ben Spbn
ridtete. @r fanl,te jsnem nod peni9I &aunl,
baE er ibn Spet Wal 9eEeben butte uitb. bos
irar laneer, ale elm Sabrstbent ber. Der
Mdibr bon Bencentart sebGrte 3lt ben Wldn@
nern, bic itberall bctnerft ln,o ausge3etnnet
wsrosn @Dellian unb SsrSensaite IdlaraS
terilirten lein @elidt; aber iDnberbar erl4ien
ben, Yrin5en Der unltdere 8tid, baS Tftere
SalieBea Der Su9ennnO Elm 9elpi1eS furdt@
James, MATES 2Sheln, on8 er ft1tAbalten
Ii9 bemiibte Herersa es.. 5.H ,.l<eila q
SD bin ielbltliidtiS, tisblter S9err Mfaior,
lprah Der >Prrt uath oieIer 8ubrnebmun9.
sic 1ino du9cniheinlin ab9elFannt nnD cr@
mHbet non Der 9tele, 5uno aun lcllen sic
nod Betthte obltattelr iibfr rp1S 2sben IN
Berlin. SIS interellirt mid dbsr gu nddtg.
Mr 1T eerabe Su NRutbe, ais l9ritten mir
au3ulantmem iiber eineu 2eulelslumpf uno
9iti9en rettun98lcS Su @runce. gSuS nteinen
Sic Su rieIem @Iauben? j ..6laIl
~ Octt betpabre unS Dor einrnl 70 l1mGblt
den Gnee, ant,pcrtete Der MQirr nit einem
leihten Sd,auDer SurGfplidenr. sJ
2. Sa, mas ia9en Sie-- lino ni9t bic GrfOlr
8e oeS Icaenannten SaiIerS BON 6ra:freiA
Der 9lrt, bag ttlon al unterirbiid, btabrltlhe
0Ilfe!et tltu19en slauben muB. fubr perprin5
6cllfnt9en li4ti4 auf9ere9t fCrt
Seine &rfrl9e berubcn in benz &baratter
Ieiner 3eitaeuplIen. mari Seribe,t Elm. ..'al
Die udmli6 10 frteoenSie ieltg finp, ooB ite
bic SdltafmIte AUDI an Gage niAt ableeen,
lpcttete Der Yrin5 9Subrtafti9, nleine 0era
ren, man fan9t ali, lreubea gu perbO9nelI
uno Su rerlpplteM =E1.
Coran 1T 8reuEen'S leete 8ergansenbett
mcbr ihuIp, al8 cie &jeeenmart, ipctloete Der
altere 9Bencenla1t baltlg Elm, ullein Die @e.
3enlpalt mirb r1S 0ap ppbl auStragen mil
len. menu bic Berliner Serfa1ung, nebIt
cenI Spfleben bleitt, lpie eS it. 'l,'
@8 pi,o sin @nps nit Sdrcden nebmen !
rief Der PriiS. Seribert, Der nit eiuisent
Grltounen i4rn pie @ctdnperung beaAtet
bate, bic i'll lr furjer 3eit nit renl 4rtn;en
pOr8e9an3em 81 lem l6ien, fpnnte lid ieet
niAt entbaltent einen Seitenblif ppllsr Ser
numbering auf ibn 81 werfen. Satteu cenn
uWt 0u9e putSetelul, oa9 OHlettllc' WFtu9ee
er an BreuBenSSplintri gu finpen Ibien,
poltdncts ausSul0iden? g8aS fpnnte ppr-
Sefallen Iein, Oa6 Die Sheilna9ne al 8er-
Inns TrenOen nno 5rieeen 10 plGtli4 abse,
npmulen bate ~991 slr.z --,r,.g -.s
Der Yrin5 benlerfte ieinen 8lif un6 Oers
Rano aud behen 8eoeutianIfsit. ST igncrtrtc
aber penIelbem unO fii9te nit liei9ernOer
Bstterfsit bInsu: f s1a .1az a'l
OaS 5pfleben be9iunt all elmer @nt1rtun9
cer @elenisfeit Su tranten, bic INNER Der
8prlpuf elmer &ritS lit. 9llS man in 6rant=
retG 10 wett eetpnmen mar, ia trat bic Ste
rrlutipn ais cine, biltcri1de 0tOtbwenot9teit
oa5wilden, um ba5 sntartete lpciule 2eben 81
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SIN Srinfer.

8iit GU ltnsebunoen frpb, r911
Sp re6t in oulci lubilp, .n33
6dltft ieoes gprt fir eiuen 8it:
Damn, 5renno6en, lit es narlein Sp i,b
2db'it 9u Die Stimme Iaut erihqaen, 'a2
0Od bic uno pa init ein'gem 2allen, s.."
Siit bitig balO, ,pnp BALI, luleb; 40 I
SaS nennt man 6ann i6pn einen 6ieb!
9limmit GwSat ueri9iebenc 9rints, n
gEanflt balb re6t8, rpalltlt balp lints, ~
9Siro nod an Die 8ar gerunnt: 9dii ,eo
lSann leiSer, 1T es ibOn Elm 8ru ND! 1
9c6 tpantt Der appf ,tno i6tpantt's 9eoaI
Sdltit @aslibt firm Sonnenihabl 5saa
Statt @eben 2ieseit, y: ~ iUId' ein Saui6,g
SIT betunnt ais . 8anernraui6 d! lamn
llnb bas lit oann Der 9lu9enblid,
8p iih nit 9einem gGObl anb Slid
stb9iebt Die bpbe 8plijei, II. 4.j,43I ''
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g1euer Rtet0er : @tDre,
O}n o1c 0n Mrnttftr
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eDeEsBratt krdke no, SbB nnb S6SM.
sRsineu oeebrter Greunben unS BEN BubItum made
4 Neruit Sic 4n,eiae, bas iG 6as loon fit Sabren an
igysl 8lase etasrtc @e9St abernouleu babe un6 be.
dSn6ie elm reiSbatiscS 2as bon i9Suen icb Scarbe,
teten SerrentIebern neueer SJacca gu ben bGen re.
len SoerSt5is Sdlte unb and iCe ouf SeedunS aufers
tissp nerbe Gtce fr GinterrSGe nnb Spienoen9e in
len Scrteu uuS Sx aen Ereiiea. - Gerner cine aus
tSabl OeseuIArme, GtS6e &C.. Totpie ale in beFes sa
stui6lagen6e artstel.
RE ale Seasannsen Usrben prOmpt, bilis uuf
EEsseiier gria aTSeiertist HsrSeu.
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81 \ nGni.un,

italtee bes eousli&n sums ser gDuntirt tn Qpn-
bpn raturttr etnes crea meejtnden @eae9isn Ter
Scr. Stnnten btr sr6f bil etnes 2ebeus In ben
5oIpitdlern BON 0eKpsa paS ptlaSelpbta Iu6
Stieten ,usebrabt bat einse wurbeTbaen 9eunaex
bolenbet bpn tenen Ste @tbiate her 4eijn rcetB nn
,abItat 2ehente he an Obrenuen ytrp6t uab anbtren
Rrantbeen len, isbe {. .. aut bic bet pl6sHsn Sc
rau6en su br treden, bic u s err0tten beissrtnaen
Neiniatetten II. (. 70. purlen au6enbi6In gehetlt,
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0oS bcmprpat6ile6c SSzSocilperlnbrcn

" /se>' 5N"tINPt1pttSVN ~ ~Stt1Nt llttUtNH
bon Or. SlbpIpb .. GisrbGrSt 9Snisl Yreus. apprcb
m Ar3t niib 2SunbarSt, Or. meo. un6 d6rurg.,
'~' p. Nugempperateiir &c. iisfi9yf
Once: :: Sfc. S3 SbdrpItr., Scfc bon Gbarp Mtlh
III ..l Ia Dover Ctr.
m mstn neueS @eilverfabren Telb SbereSsin Deuth-
dhp Dte rupnins Anerennune 9eneene aud uber Nmerts
ia Su oerbrete 6 babe Id mid einftpeIe ter In gSa-
more ais arSt nifber9tInAen. DGgfiJ Wo}G
Die yprSuse meiueS SetlberhbrenS 9eeenber Der Ser
abrenbett nnS llni6srbe ter oIter WltSin1n6: In
ia tet taf 6neGierI IGtfp q un6 8iIIt steit.
Die eunfien &elddte Die i BET meiner oIdbrtaen grn-
rS tn ben beeeutenben Stdbten Deaanb Sswe in ben
4SsaisSsttT r IA s SSSSSf x sfss
dbren 1851 unb 1882 mebr feitt 900 ranfe an bet
itmmfen ans sefa9rt4aea Granttetsp BON 40 an Der
banbun9 ni6t eirs SOls 8eultate preden fur 6 lelbf
@tenip perbelt es @ bel gepeufetr 9unscn nnteetbs-
itltb @ebtrns@nts hn6unsN ,lis 42f cllAJ9Q ,aqd.
Dss aug in ben dishea 2sitea prD ea R&erer GrfsIs
sr3iet g. ., in alien Arten SDn Otren. itnS II een-
letben (ebenip BET l6lparSem Sttrl, BET &ppf- unb
Ne8erletoen, t6ts,s amgrrbptSalbe-
I@werben, 3rdmpfe, &eSe lbef6werbem,
b LED 9t8frant te II nnb tire Tpl8en tip aud bic
burd Seltffbraus enfanfenen 9sibet) raid unb anae-
nebn pne ene bereiien Nite bic benz Sranfen Elm le-
tensldneli6es Se6tbm bertten une ib SM enem ebens
eteen AutdRIbetber9werf iimranbeIn oy
DteefetS BON mtr elbf perdbtpF9teh &rj-
netenWcrben benz Sranten nt9t an9e ete@s
mtt.4.i ,.lgl suf sl4suf1D1E lsaJgl nq.
3atn16mersen pereen IN tanm elmer Wt~
n II c haaerno be ettist. .s
Aufertsn 1T nsne 5smetpSse ttrer lantsn nnO anee-
nebmen 9Dirfurg balber rrrjh9ltp aup cet Srauen p
Rinberfrdnfbciten Su emPteplen.
Nn ibrcn Jridten icut itr tie erfennen," !"
Or. 9InUIpb .. Gerbarct.
. Offices &c. 70 Sbarps,i Gde Sharp uno
0pperitraBe. - Spre6lhlnben: @UrmittagS
so; 9tu1mittagS 2-4 l1br.
N8. Wetne Sen bentlben GIrfen bebStrte S6rift mDe
@ee6uns her 8rantbetten auf f4nele uub aneenebnle
SSeie" " itets bet MIR pprfasets, III (4Ct-1w
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ii { ,itlt >Nrelic.

Die rick {aH'eH(r, Mct pI her fSter febeuseha
Sabre in Nicer N'iat ,tri pa tie Nenae tpid
THAR wltearl slbt Srfra ip&t mtidst1r. Srhlnp euuf-
ahtie bffAen ee itah9S "4pprrture unp rle dntere
Ntrlp< tercntrtrn sN0 ttaSH tt.Hm weTerheeM
Wlltn Sanftisth rllIs an tiFs h in Deipasuf ttnen
9baa.ter ala gNit M = - Wciia lt Ghdratsr unb G'e-
tpfenIattSteh 40 ftiteneea ent baretenet 4twabr-
leinaES. +.-ft.-I -.. --.r.r sr.I
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rttr Solbe ptht t ;u rsrttrlben beabldsem unb li5
pteRber SriGt petr etncS ateereA Sinee Miles bewNbt
fne icutea uHoersnslth Dr. Scbnfsn gu @atbs 8ttbsn
Mlt 6Iueetne 1tsen bic be pbplhf Petr eetft9e 3er
rlttuns tt,barfeit Der ye 3itsrn S6wi6e Sser
'fbbpiung her fAredlbhen Nrt werben ftneu turrt.
Dsrense, prI1er i Der Bebdnhung unb RiiriCrse bpn
Or. SJpbntpn Ier;tett nnn tbm ais entm Gbrtnmanne
Ubnt 8ur te ancerranen une ssssribtI& auf nt Srjt
Hide GSelbtdltnftit OeraIltu, f- '' -
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sematt mttten als IA ns StuSnSsma6isteit, S6,pa5e
in benz @adtn ump hen epern Gnt5unonnstn Der Nierta
ssnfSrdte, Wiattisis{t Msterse tiSsenbs 9traanSts
6pade Qer;tIppfen &d9btentett 3ttrp, Ausen lGwdtc
S&wtneeI, RppdmcrJ GntSinbun3 l6dIi.s, Der NaIt
her 2unse, hes Wa1egs. Der Snltpte ure aasr itner
nttt bic rrn eemen 9etemen Gemcbate ten Der Susens,
ptlGe tbren Spirrn 8elbrler iae ais Ter Strtnen @e
ang ZEN eatrten hes ul9tS, terubrea une ptnn ntdt
iettts getet perrfn tre alSnjneen prfnln8sn oerni
ten GGwd6e eer. Contribution berrrrbrnaen Die @tt
mSaltb MAIDEN unb sulest ZEN Sbrpt nnb Stnn srSren.
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trb un0er,uslt ssIt unb rte SUne Graft itbr berse-
feat. Des furtbare Ye en- pel5 has Qehen elene nnb
bic Gte unb Rabtpmntenitat unm5s5 matt, tR.Ct sas
2prs Derer, bic brtn 2eien9aften unbeicantn rSbue.
Sunse 9ene limb W leit su Muswetfun9en senttet neil
Stritturen, Werdlasen I'm Sdrn, Stein unb anttre lr-
id&em enttsttn taan 10 h lie hSt metaenttes cine gu6s
Idxonen bdb te sra Der Grsuss et.r Dten p.rIs.
rem wih bic @ betrlsn 2aftru ersebsn, ais bon DtaeM
BE ha metlt ftns. I3
NJ Office: 90. 7 Sib.GrepertdFr., =,
Feben Tbiiren ben Baltimore IT,, 6ffltHe Sette,
bic Stufen btnauf.
Ntdn merle lid ydmtn unb SdrSnummer, tcnn unwtItn-
ke unb trerif6t gadma6er, brtrtebene unb 9eWenlpt
Quadialber S8ubItder, Stteftwtbier Strastnreinser
Inb Qdmpenpuser " / 70. ntunen B rsseIm1Btee Mer5te
unb lauen anseiOse ppn Dr. SObnfOns &uf tn Der Nabe
NS. Ans Srieie mIlsn stnsn Ypit-Stamp snttatslt,
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Np. 20 SOUTH Str.
- Baltimore, Nlb., TO- Cft. 1864.
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nit
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g8elldtprtt in 9lebren.
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trte Inbsn In Sem q. Ct gebbpe rabe Der StdatS Steb
mda9e.
DaS Seu 1T su piesen pnb iu nptSiren du ber geee.
ru9S Seuw1asc @Ge ranIltn nb Gultrn StrGBe too
e5 nuf &pfen Der &eeeruns Az pteeen lit.
DaS &crn wrb I'm Biebbpfe cermelien.
Der @rnraf rttt 49, Sft. in Sraft unS bauert spet
Wtpnde lang opm Datum.
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alf beIer Sifce 3u baben Iinb.
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etn folder teretts anf 6ttier Office reStrrt purbe
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rs 9ibtrlee tHet Hne untCeeutenee Ouadldlter
tpelbe iid.dT Ma5ea sl,brn ure Or. IhArMS 2tntln.
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Yeben ant.dtter eeen SilieG rbat teralsenem en- ME"
tri9ien @trnft mitmtttn. lIh Ite eAtm1Bt9 6ethete
Merst Gi atm turr arrenen EtDtS Urges 2bntR-
ten hb >nbransen sic sunrteit ner Gtlde Budlt-
der gDee In tire Snre tcmmen Bertn8 baBen uo runts
ten [r. SctnRsn hit beshlb fur npthwenets in er-
trGbner tcfehefrs Ir Srte nelh nit ctnrm Nnfe unbt'
tann n6 eaS tne ge5auttBuH5en Deer Dpicme btdnets
tn ieiuCr Sitce Itelen. GI.ft1 I5rI III rfTNTl
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keisnetrs Welt tt oyer attetmen 9asrS senproen
nh, has jlerlt 10 rte &dUenHt IL Elm irites @rab
rcis wee burb trhattuen &dleute trtwtdtlten
seraueeSrae nit ptm GNrr etr @frs,tlRrttt ben ST.
nat begeter e tr Hfttr tJdnbtree &cne snCdt babt1
W2rten, mp8tn ft init opatm Strtrauen naben. .r
Etrb Italy X Ogl:oHtn,
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esr etnJI8s @rJt, rrlttr anyei, t.,
re12pa 90fpita1.


Der sin,ise plob In res SoIt, irc fihsrs,
imMelle unD 4 illll.ltt RMteli III
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gDtnn Der irreselftrte unfIust SnSns auSfnSet taS
Ct ten Reim hitr mer;baittn Rranbett IN 5 auiSencn
men Bat 10 gelbiebt Ct bauliJ has elm nseeeS Sanee
fIbl pser bic Surbt @ntbedun3 t9n abltred, Nb
ene 3u wenben auf oelbe Trl5e br;r @rJttbuna uD
tsdrte lanse bis bic SprPtpmt oies redIien bels.
me g. y. Elm nit @eibwA entSu: 4fsalS cine 66ie
efdts Toubbst NuSp die ttr Saut, Rnpttn an BEN 8ei.
ret unb Grnttn; Snnen i'm &tt une ben @rtrentiti-
ten 6 seisen, flnn tee uebtl NIT elmer I6reG6em
S9nsutettt pcr b i6rttten Bis ;ulebt aumen unb
he Naenlnecn eina4tns bas Gptr furttarsn 4ran-
bett ein Seaenanb res Wiss prb unb her 3Ub ittnen
l9rtdhen Xeteen taburh en Gnee maht hds tin nadb
tentm 9dnee lringt ein Metnter surdtetrt.
Us 1T cine trlurer Etallte. tas &luisnse eier irftt-
barren Sr0ntbet gum Nper faIen tn9pfst uuselttd
Iett lnptllenfe Yrabltr Wehe furC Mnweueun8 teatS
toe1en GtteS feS r tHr bic GUnfitut6n cernttR unb
ben 9itlfees eetenS In eiH ltseS DaeIn SeradtoflH
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bteenu taB eu seuneer st 1p etn gfimtfr 96rrer he
nrbmeMct9en GrfcrsrAile Sur eelidra 0l tleliNttit
Ene Sa ptnt ttee wrbhs @ee tt5 2tblaS sur inursen
Y9erabrt Die uYdcm he's Yeb ms pCnitern lid, Rnp-
lanhUIitth Setrahtunsen raB uns Die byeuten wslbty
Abtsre etnteSea perpe Sert iup. ''i-
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Or drhnfNl tiset aItn Ntnsn isiue 6ie an psl6t t5
burb Irbt Bebtmelirb ulnatirt @ef uno H6rYtr atr-
hprenfe lur bic Art bic 0tieuibae uAp bic @e unfd6ts
mahentt Qaft QeibtDacbt babsn j y d. - EfiS3
5ier limb entse trdurlsen unb tetaensmertbe Spl-
gen irubtn Sewrtnbsien leS Yaners S DC I'M &iii<
ten unb ben @tieftrn Smtrser i'm Srpi Swie ces 0e-
fts. tr1Mf Der Wu ttltraf StrSepsn bSle llnrube
WdsenltWdbc lhCrbnuna her Tereauunss Orsane auee.
utetne 9nttrd1tun1. Ssmptpme Der S6Wtnbiuht. 80,
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he Gb bur beimtte 2dftr sel6mIp baben bic lie 70 pt
been 4euten pter IN Der Sue Iernen unb Bpl
gen tie aundnib ipirt lelbt I'm Sblair burb gpluttU
ren, bic. ungethsi, bic @te mm6slt@ maiden upb
RSrper uno t serSrtn ipu ten lecrtt tie uSht1.n DAFT
s tenn. Obe peronen mieu beper t eiuleten IN Tie
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Die irsabtsn grtunsc,t bts qaiers nb ieDr tu fare.
ttn gerlui bes @ebi6tuieS 8erprrnng tet Sbetn Sc
brudtbeit Ger eiesfrlfte bDe Ibnun9en Mbnetsun9
Der Ieital9aft udt id& Ginidmteie, Nstranen 8esea
E& isbf. 5uIhamtet u |. NJ. ltab einiss Ger 5immta
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-01-30

The copperhead papers are dreadfu1ly eon.
cerned for the fate Of slavery; They are ID
an agony of terror lest it shall gst hurt.
They give themselves no rest from do adimG
that something alarming shall happen to it.
They worry themselves into agGe iitA test fk1
war shall be perverted" 90 as to drive its
car over its neck and crush the life out Of It.
They are continually giving noaiee,s that II
the Government don'tAtops txesding eesiss
corns, they will withdraw thrir support 1hd
rebel.
why this solicitude in behalf of slavery :
What is there SO sacred about it that they
should feel more concerned for it than they
do for the Union: 1t is at best an institu-
ton repugnant to the moral sense Of Chris
tendon. 1t existed by sufferance even before
the rebellion. But now it is in arms against
the Government. 1t is the moving cause Of
the rebellion. 1t is the rebellion, to it,
fell spirit must be charged all the blood and
treasure that have been wasted during the
past thirty months. 1t fred On Sumter. II
tore down the old flag from every fortress
and State house in the South. 1t menaced
Washington, invaded Maryland and Penn.
sylvania, and threatened to subjugate the
Free North.
1t has forfeited the right to live. Why
should anybody step between it and its
doom: Suppose the war does knock out iii
brains; who are to be the losers by it un-
less it be traitors in arms. Would the
country suffer thereby: Would the Union
be any weaker: Would the friends of pro.
gress-the friends of humanity-have any,
thing to mourn: On the contrary, would
not Civilization be the gamer? Would not
the Republic be rid of an incubus that haA
long threatened to crush it
There is just one explanation Of the solicit
tude of the democracy with regard to slave.
ry. They have used it as an ally in times
past. They hope to use it as an ally still
But the hope is in vain. As a political pow,
er, slavery is dead. No human power can
it.
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HONORABLE CoNDITIoNs.-Many years
ago in what is now tourishing city in the
New England States, lived stalwart black
smith, fond Of his pipe and his joke. He
was also fond Of blooming daughter. whose
many graces and charms had ensnarcd the af-
fcctions OF susceptible young printer. Tho
couple. after a season Of billing and cooing,
" engaged" themselves, and nothing but the
consent Of the young lady's "parient" pre-
vented their union. To obtain this, an inter-
view was arranged. and the typo prepared a
little speech to astonish and convince the old
gentleman, who sat enjoying his favorite pipe
in perfect content. Typo dilated upon the
fact of their long friendship, their mutual at
tachment, their hopes for the future and like
topics, and taking the daughter by the hand
said:
II now. sir, ask your permission to trans
plant this lovely flower from its parent bed
but his "phclinks" overcame him, he forgot
the remainder of his rhetorical flourish, blushed
and stam,ncred, and finally wound up with
"from its parent bed, into my oVn."
The father keenly relished the discontinue
of the suitor, and after removing his pipe and
blowing cloud, replied:
"Well. young man, don't know as I've
any objection, s'royided ydx sclW marry tie
girl first i"