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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
HARTFORD, CONN.
City Fire Insurance
COMPANY OF HARTFORD CT.

Assets, JHly lst, 1859, S3eg,6gs
This Company has complied with the laws of tho
several Sta es, in which t IL doing business.
G c. WAITE. See. c. b. BOWERS. Pres.
JTeste,n Bfoach 0fice at Chicago. III.
through which all the business Of the Company il
the Western, North Western and >uuth-H tern
S;~tus is transacted
:. IT. PRICE. Gene.#l Agent. Chicago, Illinois.
For information and de tailed statement Of the az
fairs Of the Company sad Policies Ct ensnrance, a-
ply 70
JOIN IT, CHARLES,
sin23tf. AGENT Sioux City and vicinity
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

ANY man so bnse as 10 strike woman
should be placed on the back Of a hard
trot,ing horse, and made to collect news
paper bills for tho balance Of his life,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
T4AGs HOUSE.
ATTORNEYS AND LAND AGENTS
y. II. DAVIS,

4 TT0RNEY a. Law and General Iand agent =
"A Special attention given to payment of taxes:
locating Land Warrants; the nvcstieation and per-
fectng Of tax ard Other titles redeeaius lands sold
for taxes: making collections and ngel business of
ali kinis in Northern 9wa and Nebraska Office.
on Douglas street sioux City. Iowa solnol
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
r. BUCHHUCa Eik,
n. -, nooGE a. CO

j" IIDLE5ALa aud retail de ti.r In Dry Goods
w drpcgries, Crockery, Boots and shoes, BE- &e.
c9raer Of Pearl aud fbira streets. Sioux City Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HOTELS.
SIOUX CTTE nOESE,
CIR. i'rCr' ri F.t5h st..
sioux SLby, IOWA.
K1SGsSoRTu & suEARER, rroprietors.

THE undersigned respectfully announce to the
j pnbiic thar they have taken possession Of the
above named Hotel, and solicit share Of patrenaga.
Thry have made many important improvements aud
repairs in the house. and now feed confident that
they accommodate guests in as good style as
any hotel in Western Iowa. The Table viii aiway
be supplied with every iuSpry If the season.
KINGsA0RTH i sHEARER.
May 26, 1860.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
PATRICK RGRfs.
TREDw AY g. CURr,
sAri'L II. oAsanY,
UGGDT s. JOY,
GEORGE WEARE.

4 TTORNEY> Al tAW.--Practiee in the Courts
n of Iowa and Northern " shraska. ofice-Gn
D'ugas street, SionS City. Iowa. decla-iya
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

DANKEE Land, Collecting and fastira..ce A rent
A. Exchan ge bought and soij--M8ney Loaned & q
Oftee. corner Of Sixth and Douglas streets, Sioux
City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

" H1LasALG and retail dealers IN all kinds OF
VI uroesries aud produce, Pearl street, siou..
Guy. low {.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
BOsLER 81 HEDGES,

DANK EilS.-Deaiers in Exchange. R.a, Estate
- CoileetiHg and tx psYiag Agents Office on
Levee. between Dougss and Pearl streets, Sioux
City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

syNHDLEsALE and retail dealers in stap'a and
w Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries Boots and Shoes
Sec5nd street Sioux City. Iown
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS,
MII1TnN p.,.lIr,

MILTON TDDTIE,
ANH0LEEALE and retail dealer in bry Goods
w 6roeeries, Agricn tnrHl Implements Boots
ana shoes Leather ard tirdlng. BE- corner Of pe.r,
aud Second streets. Sioux City. iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

work tor general parasal, prefer it to
sylFanns Cobb's nove|s. ] have found it
even more interesting than any city il.
rectory have ever read The annual tax
lists. Sheriff. sales and lists Of letters
bear no comparison with it in point of
captivating style and enragne narrative.
Ihe charm is kept mp from beginning to
end, and in many places it is positively
thrilling. No reader who oace opens il
will be content 10 lng it down until the
whole volume is finished. predict the
sale of lI,3l0,i0l copies in less than three
weeks
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23
MEANS. ALLISON d. CO.,
JOHN II. CHARLES,

ID EAL estate Brokers' Bankers Emigrant Ag'ts
~ -lhice corner Of Doagias and Sixth streets
Sioux City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

There are various degrees and condi-
tions Of drunkenness, VARYING with the
constitution and habits Of the person at-
fected, and with the character of the fluid
imbibed.
The liquors said to be capable Of pro-
dncng the ,ntensest results are those
brands OF whisky known as bust head,
tangle-'oot, rot~gut, Minnie rifle, Astone,
fence, kill brain, etc lSpurgeon, Bishop
Huohes
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-23

-NNVNNO = II II 4 " Y L.I.
Cry or WASH ING-ToN.
10th day Of the 9th month.
p S.-Embrace the little MoonSkis for
me. M. A.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24
THOUGHT ron MONDAY.

There j. n large class II individuals Who
leave religion IN the pcws On the Sabbaihs,
aul there is another class, who, however dts.
posed TO take il with them TO their farm.
merchandise. and daily occupation, cannot
see how this is practicable. We commend
70 them. before they rc.,ngagc in the duties
Of the week, the following illustration from
Pnyson:
"Chrst commands. whether We cat or
drink, or whatever We do. to 10 il al 10 the
glory Of tod. Perhaps some will ask How
is this possible! We canuJ, be always
thinking Of God; We mus, attend To our
busIncs., provide Ior our wants aud those
Of our families. True; hu, look u, man
about to send ship to a foreign port. A.
he purchases BIZ cargo aud makes the re-.
qnsiic preparations, be- considers Whist ar.
,Iclcs are most suited 10 the market: what
provisions most nccc. iary for the voyage
how the ship il to be rugged and manned
in short. NIL his plans arc lad with reference
To the end of the voyage. 30 the Christian
though not always thinking of heaven
should take care tlat IN his business AMI al
his pleasures may forward hi journey ihitb
cr, aud promise his great object of prcpa.
ration for ,ha, abode Of blcssc,lness."
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NfmnHhla tlIlItut Nv fif Infy r.
hW faae passn by ltut't 'tt|rrr m.rbi
sptft fhrm 1ul uru m.HUrHrib D0Jaz
Nuh lla ehl oWHi mn aHa na otn
uier rfurHuu0Hif.H fHrn. iHi.f nrm
ilo primitive Nn n d.HltHD. H
lutehm mf lHm th. mI.n.
"i0 fll Al. m0uHl f.n Ninm t u0
hrl.' llui llt .mnmHn am rur
Nnh mny enI y. feal MI. auNfl
irlltif ~ " aimrN.u Iul'Y n hn lluHa
~ Nature hni b iho bu.. m l.tAanan
AMI b iswuf'.n in lltfrt ~ living l.ttt
upnn this dNnanmlln ~ lla ltinr s.lI.
Ihe emo has hcclmr hl ne ihpuh
nIly mercy. and man. who tcrl luuh
Dom dwelling without earc HfH % wurii
90 hc reclaimed by toll and tial nud tiau.
Die, and ihUe 60 Wlgo q perpetual c.nllH
with the obstacles ol Mature, uun iula tl
rugged warfare essential 10 tho dauhp
mont 81 hls physical and Intellectual mWl
tic., mad TO that dominion over the tulll
" Nature around hun which hc wn le.
signed By The Creator ~ cycrc..c.
Without motives for c,cftlon. v.ihun.
lhorto occupy and ". rrvnrl. to stimulate
MS vhai were lilc but tho Performance u
animal functions, common 10 us AMI ~ "lhe
beasts tina, perish" Whrfc nature ".
qlircs The aid of man IN thc wusk ol min.
istcring 10 his wants, and where. at every
step oil his life, hc finds that ~ tenure de-.
pcnd' upon mental and physical energy.
there hIs uuc characteristic. are developed,
and he maintains station where God first
placed him--at the head Creation. which
duties here and hope, hereafter, furnishing
q, once the motives md the rccompcnse ol
his actisns. .-Lewis Cass.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24

A CITIZEN OF IlstyIS.--A Christian
does no, turn his back upon the fine things
Of this world, because be- has 10 natural ca.
paciiy to eajoy them, no taste for them; but
because the Holy spiri, has shown him
greater and better things. lie wants now.
crs tina. will never fade; he wants tha,
which man can take with him TO another
world. lie is like man who has notice to
qui, his home. and having secured new
one. he is no more ansieus to repair. mucl,
less TO cmbelish and beau,ify The old one
L,s thoughts are upon the removal. If you
hear him converse, !, is spoa the house 70
which he "a going. Thi.her he sends hi,
goods; and thus he declares plainly what
be is seeking
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24

Tories OF GISERAL CoNyEgsArtoS.-
Whatever can interest only in particular
place, is frivolous; whatever can interest
only those who hase pursucd q particular
course Of study is pe'iaaiie. Those topics
of conversation only ~Lieh are capable oi
interesting all ,clcrably irfsrnci mcn are
dicnifcd and elegant. They are those on
which men Of all places and professions may
converse with each other. Human aature
and character in general; events which af.
feet the public, and consequently poli,ie.
polite literature, which delights every mod.
cra,cly refined man; q. much Of sciences,
arts, and professions, ms when expressed in
popular language the world in general can
understand-thesc are the subjects Of inter.
estiag conversation.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24

Of mtt I.I..i Hunt.h 3
iM HU0I ~ f'I HfDIrH D0.. H.
lIe,HI.t Hf..H r.Hr, .m.l..e
all in0.m .ui o. sitnh.HdIOf rlI
u1tul dru. BE- auI ap % ln. If b. on. el
lHu wuDri unu h.un tW He
r.'luu .HFt.u TImI H-4IU
ahng h'l
m uo oparlHr G' nat.m .im'l le
lnHf "a pmINF down Mli nuI vH0Ol Il
sufficient 600 bly pmHn ~ ALLOW lhe
.ua|lwmf, II rot, tbo bond mu.t De-
.p0neyl Nih rIl uHlf uutil thaeruutr
mn v'nI Ihr tlr WNmm.lNny r...fr
the plen.foH lhrleihstry
lpnf' helaaf should Doc p.bcel .u warm
vatrr. vrh mutnM nllcl nui the lor.
huskly mhbrj. 800 blunges removed flom
lh, neck, nula cool apartment procured d
po bIe
VI mny rasr VI cycro bleeding NJ n,
lungs aul when other rrm.ir failed. d.
Rush found $3.50 poun.h.oi .alt completely
lly,d lc blood,
In ease ol l.ir from mad dog, wash
tie port with strong brine for an hour
tb.n bind on .alt with rnr
IN toolharhe, salt AMI warm water held
20 the part, and renewed two or thre,
times, viii relieve IN mos, cascs. II iht
gums be affected. wash the mouth witt
brine; Il the teeth be tartarcd, wash then
twice a day with sal, water.
In swcllc,l neck, wash the part with bria,
twice day until cured.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24
PANOLA, MISSISSIPPI, THURSDAY, NAY II lsW


flrnaTftia ttaI rf tf
fp f 900 HlIn tr .h F
ihaiWf iaWfdfniNrl' Ihtt .lIlNs
NINh llU.l ui D.|..N tN.0 e.HII.u
'iH .Y# HNl ffFn Nr b#IN Wrm.
ba.H5 e .a t.mI ItemHI. \. lHf 81.
chN" nrWntNDl 8.lH MI
hnaih afn.lNtuue. N. nndaNn nful DuIH
'Vtf. 1000 |HpuUI,UHam ~ n. Il. llI 4
ta.' ..uI u He ul iht lur BE-
mt..t mHdA lUt u.rH Iu.mr
.n.l mlaruwfn ta % itHW.Ihnl lho l|ai.
m0ni ~ HI.ly b. nne llpi ntsar Irtta
lu. ia hutnr lh0o mot ane huehI
ftaru irrml.l0t tt moUfr nHIh
nr a. Hhrllif lmthp hetffl.t rttuntm
% 'he bunnlm mcr II huuld nai uri
.f ought ~. no pnOy wth nI ths In
unr umr 'o ancnl nud kudr m,rk the
.ulcrrur l.lRrm mHu Hnd mm ",
bic tal 5000 No. ts if ihr bull VIVA mndn .ur
u alnha lINp much hhppic vouli to hs
uo'o vr luuhef moro earnestly 20 promote
rnoh other goal God his llu.rl ua with
home thii I. not lnrh There j. sunshine
everywhere u the Nv upon ihc earth
there wuul bc ~ most hearts, if W. volId
look atounl us.
I'c STORM ilol ava, and brirhl un
shines ort. summer drops her tIne,i eur
.nr upon earth. which bwfcp beautiful, even
when autumn brcnthcs her changing breath
upon IT, God rc,gus M heaven. Mumuf
not at Beng 20 bouutiul and vc eau li,c
happier than We 10.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24

CoxING To THEIR StSsEs.-Thc Rcches.
ter n. ~ Democrat, Republican paper,
speaking Of the operations Of the under
ground railroad, says:
We cannot in mercy to the poor blacks.
feel that they are bettering their condi,iou
By going Norsbward. Canada is no, a
conseniai place for them. Its climate |.
against them, aud il docs no, offer prof,a.
bic field 10 their industry. The young ne.
gro who crossed OYER yesterday will he for.
iana,e II able to esrn better living than
be bad a, Baltimore, or secure any more oi
the real blessings Of freedom than wcrs
offered him in scrvitudc. As for the poor
oil man. he will fare hard in Canada, and
will sigh Cor Louisiana home to die in be.
fore he has spen, year in Canada.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24
MISTAKES N rng M,S-Tns IIEss

MtstAHES n the NAS-Ins IIEssiAN
PArEi1rs.-Au amusing affair occurred mol
many years since, ut Fourth of July
celebration in nn interior town in Pcnnsyl
vsnia. Revolutionary veterans we're be-.
coming very hard TO find. and yet a pro.
ct.sinn with no oil soldier in II was hot ;,
b. willingly submitted to. An homes, III,
German Of Revolutionary rcpute was dis
covered at the last hour. An open ear.
iiarc vas assigned him in the programme
aud scat at the Presidents right at th'
table. When pressed after dinner to fiy'
lis reminirccuees Of Washington. hi. to
collections we're found TO be rather inlcf
nitc. But something being sald about
Yorktown he remarked;
"Yaas, wash at Kotl,own."
"Undcr Washington. gallant soldier. un
der washingtoni' asked the President.
"Yass, wash ounder Washington ven
surrendered. :"
"So. you mistake, ny venerable friend.
exclaimed the President, "wsshingtor
never surrendered" "
"Yaas, bu, you sec ra,h one # H.
Hessans.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24

ToNAroGs- The Working Farmer says
Of the tomato plant tha, II bears eighty per
cent. Of ~ fruit within eighteen inches Of
the ground, While more than half Of the
plant is above that part, When the branches
are cut they do not bleed. and they may
therefore be shortened in immediately above
the large or early setting fruit. The re.
moyal Of the small rrni, on the ends Of the
branches Is 10 loss, Tor the lower fruit viii
swell to an unnatural size BY trimming,
and both greater weight and measure d
huit will be- The consequence, beside obtain.
ing q larger portion hye to fifteen days
earlier The trimming should be 80 done
as to leave fca leaves beyond the fruit, "a
insure perfect ripcning. The Importance
cl early maturing Is too evident To need
comment The burying Of iV removed
leaves Immediately around the plant il q
gnod practice. The portions buried decay
rapidly, andaro readily assimilatcd.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24
IyaIyrors Mopror TYiNo IIoRsrs.--Tl

1SGgSrors MopFoP TYiSo IloRsrs.-Thc
iccandcrs have a most curious custom, and
o most encctual one, Of preventing horses
from straying, which, believe IL entirely
peculiar to this island. Twcgcnilcmcn, for
instance, are riding together without at.
tcndants, and wishing to alich, for the pnr.
pose Of visiting some objects At distance
FROM the road, they tic the head of one
horse to the tail Of another. and the head
os this to the tail Of the former. In thi.
state it is utterly impossible TIM, they can
move ON, either backward or forward, the
ono pulling the one way and the other the
other: aud therefore, If disposed to move a,
all, it sill be only in a circle and even then,
there must be- an agreement to turn THEN
hcads ibc same way.-Burrows est 4.
ic,iasa.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24

CoRS BRrAD.-At thcs,. Charlie. Hotel.
%, i is prepared hy beating two eggs
very light, mixing with pint Of ,our milk
and a tcaspoonful of soda, stirring in onc
pint Of corn meal, and a ,caspoonlul u
melted butter. Those are stirred well to.
ge,her, and baked in a cnkc-psn. in quiek
oven. Butter aud sweet milk will do In.
stead of sour milk. This bread !. also very
good wilhou, the eggs.
Tha, called f6yisis csrn Brcri, j.
made BY di.sol,ing one Tablespoonful cf
butter ia three and half pin,s of boiling
milk. In this seali one quar-, Of corn meal .
after cooling. add half a pint of wheat
foar, spoonful II sugar, a ieaspoonial Of
sali. and two .ell beaten eggs. Mix we'll
aud bake in two cakes.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24

A1IEAsr.--WAss surioss thing hesss
is-is 4 nes, yosne ladissi There b q
asaA dilsssase = esrts = = isses. 4
vsnaoS ksoss ; 5 sssrs1 shine ~ "a ?
p9i9 ~ - - ss0e = ~ \
~ \ p1Dss1 = - hpupiaG.1D ~ {
y!u1 2 ~ - :. - - -
81 - - I ::
- =
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24

CtrtslNG WooL.-A correspondent ID.
y. Harris, Of Perry, Ga. Of the Southern
Cultiyator, says The best machine that
J Know Of for separating cookie burs from
WOOL, Is the Cotton Gin. BY fai-ingOe
hrcas, 80 that ,hc saws will barely slow
about the sla,. or ribs, and take but slight
hold Of the WOOL. II there arc plenty ol
bun in the wool, il will roll Ike cotton,
thus separating the wool f,om the bur and
leave 1t in a beautiful condition for ,he
cards. The more buFs the better il will
gin. II would be profitable for wool grow
crs to drive their sheep 20 a cocklo.bnr
patch before shearing. a. the wool will nof
gin unless there are suihoicn, burs to cau.,
Il 10 roll, but will choke the rin.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24

- Men rejoice when The sun !. risen
,hey rejoice when Il goes down; -hile they
are unconscious of ,he decay Of their own
lives. Men rejoice st seeing the face Of a
nev season. at the arrival Of ono greatly
desired. Nevertheless ,hcrcvolu,ion Of the
seasons is the decay Of human life. frag.
mcn,s Of drifs-vood meetiae In the wide
ocean, continue together little space.
,hns parents. wives. ehiliren, relatives, AMI
riches. remain with Us but q short time
then separate. sad the separation is in.
evisable. No mortal man can s.cspe tho
common let; be vho mosrns for departed
relatives has 10 povssso make them return
Knowing that ths end u lie is death.
every rish.-minded saa cush. 10 psrsse
shas vhisA , seasssasd With usiosss hiss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24

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changed twice yew vith1at additional chIrfe.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24

To say ,ha, Gcngulphu;. was angry would
be but an Indifferent statement Of ,Le,ruih.
lie wa. in rage; he could no, contain him.
self, and consequently boilcdovcr in torrents
that formed pa'blles Of wrath Mt bis fec.
he soamed, ra,od and ripped and tore
stamped. rolled, kicked and rosrei. At
last sei,ing a batterins ram by the horns,
he made furious push a, the guilty pair.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24
CHAPTER III.

Tho whansioodlc was placed upon the
hesag. Dismay aud terror sa, upon the
couricnanco Of the nobility. Lord lie
Moza iuyolgn,arily clu,chcd Pierce Blow
ards e0a, Iail, and the Countess Of liillum
disappeared Historically within her hoops.
whilst Count H. Scratch. hitherto the bra.
vest sf the brave, threw himself at the
foot u the throne and elevated one lcs IN
the cir as a signal of distress. Bu, the
mighty ,'eugulphus was uBmoye1. Draw
ing gollcn sire safety fuse from bis
bosom, he was in the act Of attaching il "a
the whangloodle when-----0h horror Of
horrors. he bch,ii ia one corner Of the
room bis beloved Sillch lacked in the arm.
OF Fee ii lie swo.h Becky, Envoy Extraor'
nary from ,he Lobos Islands,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24

Die shreasei Gengulphus, as he'~rlej
the fearful instrumchl above their heads.
but alas 10 the swift descen, i, came in con-
tact with Baron dc Bocseys pipe and glanc-
ing at right angles Glove asuuder the mas
sivc door leading to the Royal Manage
ric.-Brimstone and ,orpedOes' Numbered
Gcngulphus, but he was too late. Ere be
could arain raise the huge weapon fierce
demoniacal howl ran through the rooms and
mex, momen, an infariated grizzly Goldfish
ran madly forth from the demolished door
and buried its deadly fsnrs in the sea, Of
the mighty Gengulphas. inexpressibles' lie
uttered sharp cry Of pain--madc one
desperate effort to shake Of the monster
and then fell to the floor as dead Is June
bug in January.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-05-24
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The whangil1dle was placed upon the
hcsag--but h.iurc w. go further lci "
take glance at tie political state Of Amer
ic at ihc date Uur story opens. We were
u,gl.oa IN var with Mexico, and Gcn-
"inl scott was carrying our yictorou, tag
through the halls Of Moutclo.cr-. General
Washington, commanding the home army,
uhd i1ravd junction with Christopher
Celumbp. o; Nau,oo, and defeated the com.
bined forces OF England, in a sanguinary
retreat on Bag,iic heights. John c.
Fremont. prcsiIeu, of the United States,
had appointed Jpmcs Buchanan Governor
ef Cape Cod and Napoleon Bonaparic.
Mayor Of llarkcf Bill, assisted BY Lieu.
tenant Burncy y. Twgger, Of Ireland. was
preparing for descent upon the tories at
Ccrro Gordo, whilst pr. Jane. L. ). Sur.
econ, was constructing s'rcpg fort at Cat
70, armed with Stomach pump aud onc
hundred bottles Of his Carniua,ige Balsam.
Under these Tremendous circumstances,
no wonder that the men and women " the
l9th century we're highly Intellectual aed
generally speaking, born when they we're
young. Turn We again TO our story.
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THE DOOMED MONARCH
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rDumlpl dliknou ~ fouy.four thousand
% lnrHit, when up0n throne n pnTdaI
turtle .lup. .toul 'hc mighty Glngulphu..
monarch of t0e Fc " w. fum ls.tnlt.
eating .lIre III hui0tol baeswax. upel uu.
Oily voting hIa Ups rs drinking 1uiiiclI
wrought ron Hbec' anchors, auko foremost
Around hHn stool thlyiso thousand.
nine hundred auA Cs.tyacycu aud q ball
u1uftcu.
Bring forth ihe whanr'ooilc and place
j on the hcgae exclaimed be IN terrific
voice. ai ihc lmc time cutting M cour.
t'cr's heal with the sharp edge Of an illa.
minated cotton trlc.
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