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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-29
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There is current opinion that a wolf
is never more dangerous than when he
feels sheepish.
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A grocer adverlises in the following
manner Hons and cigars, smoked and
unsmokcd."
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TnE rebels say that their armies il de-
ieaiod, will retire, for defence to some
mountain fastness. We have been ad'
miring their fustnuss for sometime
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We suppose that man who never
speaks may be said to always hep his
word
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4 writer in New York paper, recon-
mends that Me beds in q mans house be
taxed for the support Of the war. The
homestead bill may do we'll enough but
wo don't want bedstead bill.
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When is lane very unlike an action
Of law? When you can see lhc end
from the beginning.
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"Jack, your wife is not So pensive as
she used to bel" "No, shell has III dat
of, and turned expensive"
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,fsZ ALLEN COLLIER, Cant. J. n.
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A Tennessee paper says that Floyd,
far from being discouraged, isall ANNA
ton" Then, i we qa,cl, him, he may
turn out be a case 0! suspendad bnima-
ton.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

ron THE EArm CURE or
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lcly known, who have been restored from alarming
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observation, and where lis virtues arc known, the
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for tho distressing and dangerous affections OF the
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While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failcd and been discarded thia
has gained friends by0ycIy trial conferred benefits
on tho afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
ducci ouroS toc numerous and TOO remarkable TO
PREPARED ny
DIR. j. g. AVER g. co.
.oe~"~ LOWELL, MASS.
For Sale by Bcalc, SctgcrS Co., aud Mrr
chant, aud Dnggj'ts generally,
Feb " 1861
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Nj. Mcroady writoe TO a friend that
no fears ho will never he ablo to read
IN public again; aud that he has no
tones loit 10 answer thc emotions which
eek Not expression through Tho voice
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-30
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Wauregan House,
sioux Ciiy,......io,ya. *m
r.. 4. FULLER, go :PRorRlEToR.

yJ,HE. undersigned respectfully annt unccS 10 tho
travelling public that he has recently taken pos
session Of the above large aud commodiou5 ilotc',
and that his facilities such that ne is enabled to
accommodate the travelling puhlc Al veil as any
other House ip the West, and by strict attention to
the wants of his customers hQpcSto mori share Of
the public patronage. Haj-Gooa stablng and attC II
tive hosters, always in attendance.
# L III. 4. FULL Ell.
Sinuy CITY Ipvo Jurip 1fh 1892
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-08-30
B. e. fobB d"hH IL
TODD l. CUUEfI1R

TTeGNEYS AT LAW. VIII practice in "a"
n Courts of Dak tn and \ sbraskt feffltories
and in the J tate Of iowa. ohicEs at i Is
YANoroS, D T.. an1 sIoitX CIrE, io"A. .
hfnY IL. ISfI.
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laAGH HOUSE,
Sioux City, Lo~sa.


g.. rI'HE Proprietor respss fully Informs 'ito
s4l:i / publie that his facilities such that be
is enabled to accommodate his gn"-ts is gnod a
styleas any Hote IN the Mis- aolJ slope BY giyiuS
attention th@ wants Of hi gue.ts he hopes e re
ceive a liberal share of patronage .
m,r24-5o -.-~ JOHN HAGN
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North SionS City.

= all nf block I | II = I % Il 10
1235,67,s.9A ..-.-..- s.
la.li ,l1,i3, s.a.a.a---
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JeHsP .A,LIeoN
BANKING AND AGENCY OFFICE
WEARE G. LLIsCN,

4-- - eof eett ard Dcreia SIS,
sroUx CITY. :. :. IOWA
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26

a. London correspondent of the Wash
ingsOn Chronicle, says:
At Is said that ths Emperor Napoleon
actually did receive Mr.. SlidsIl at Cam
Piegu; namely, bowed 10 him, said il was
: iins day; hoped he liked Paris: asked
him hO~ long be intsaded remaining in II,
aad then bowed him outl Mr.. Siidc.Ts
S0athern sntipsfhiss Eoald have been pzin-
fully excited had be known that, on the
sane day. Madame Geifrzrd, who i coal
black, and the wife Of the negro President
q hAyiis sss gEAeioa4ly rsesiFsd by fbs
EnPrsss as veil As By The EmpeE0r.-
Esdame C4fffzsd has been IN Paris for the
lAst tSo years. having brought her children
over for the bsns6t Of good European
edaeatioa. Shelves ia haodsssBs styIs. bat
i of very retired manner, rot going Al all
info eompsaF, ezrspf "a fke Friisals parfiss
AZ lks ThiHsEiss. sbsEs Ma Slidsll never
can have = ehanes Of bsing received. TIE
Empsess was very food Of her. She has
Jlsi rstzrDed 70 HaYti.7
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26
A sswhat i. isI,, Raatsry.

The New York Times thus describes a
queer craft which is TO be included in the
defenses Of American, which Johnny CrA-
Peau and John Ball will meet with ifIbey
chose 70 interfere in our domestic quarrel:
The queer BOBdsscTipt, which Was com
meneed last Summer at The naEy-yard and
lsfi IN sfatH qE0 ever since, is to be finished
At once and launched Yesterday the en-
plOyees and = few privileged visitors we're
thrown into excitement BY the Appearance
in the yard Of q EespOn as singular as tlss
itself Il = agsn Of the strau-
gsst aspect imaginable, and seems capable
Of dIsehArging sixty POands Of shot. Ii is
made OF brass or composition, and It's brseeh
and nunls rest on frame or pedestal
Of the same material as the gun. There
are none Of the ordinsy appliances for firing
a cannon attached 70 It. And this irreg-
zszE arm Is 10 Be the battery Of She What
Is n Whieh TO be launched in few da-s.
The Wal Il II IS huge box, near 6fleenl
feet high and twelve feet wide, or there
AbOuts. IL Is ezulked 50 ~ 70 be almost
ar iighi, and Ezs an internal diameter Of
about tNsnty y-foar feet, aad looks very ike
= tanasl i1sids- The qua viii be within,
and although IL 6ring. VIII prolruds through
the POTshOle. a porch or apoFtieo" covers rs
muzIls- That 5 al that can Be known Of
ibs WAaf Il II, which may be asubmarine
battery, uifh an air gun, or DsIano infer
pal machine, for all the outside public
knoW.s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26

Ous of the Amssieaa ehAEneteristics.
which most surprised Mr.. TroIlope, in his
resent jssEney throagh lhis county, Is the
imPsraFbAble good hamof sud hopsfainess
Of The people He frequently meets per
sons uh0 srs ruined By ths ealsnities Of the
uaz- They DeEsr veeR or wing thair
hasds, o. tear their hair. OBs mau from
wbom fhs seceszoulz1s of Missouri had
i.ksa sAzlls and esop4 aad al The knit Of
the lhbor q yearl, naeFely remarked IN q
qzisi sAy. Ehile be pieksd bis iseth uiih q
boWia knifs. -Yss. thsy hare besn kindsr
ru1Rh vilh me- Th1a EHs nil-hs had
solhise eAss - Esy. Troliopa thinks tkafl
> gsnuins Amesiens nsssr dompinius aud
nsFsr 1espairS -MhAisEsr Happens i1l
Ne szi.rali uouIid. T" s.ys ME T. sths n,aal
5 alHA3s thsIs.'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26
Pe.llIenes 49, = F.mln..

Fever Is addsd 70 ths famine in the Ian
ezzhins siissri5f 7bs Loud1n Eaz1.E. 2
good msiieai aakheritgs ays: -aur
sThs fras sPotisd typbas. ihs foFmidabIs
'faniae fsFer.s he dire PssiiIential oonoom-
itaBs Of widespread a1d prolonged deArth-
i xlosly bat m0st surely sxfsndisg lis rnF-
sgss Anongsi The poPaiAti0s q the tosn-
WAbin The pax f0FfHight tbs number Of
e4ses q Ehs mAl.dy has bee8 doablsd, ard
The history a shs 0ufbre.k ihpughouf, %
faE a. ne have - ysi Ascertaiaed ths par-
tiani1rz. j. nosi ziE1i6cant f1bs failure. In
gaIy ous o. TO Instances of tue typbas
Sers rsesr3sl In August, siEht eases
aanaFsd. In SepasnbsF. uppards Of forsy
uurs FsgisssFsd; il OctabsE, EaE-ons.-
Nea Ia nambeE has Esachsd IL noa n
crAisdl l40- IA sssn1s ssidsat lfon tbe
Afaa lhnt he asaisity0f tie disszss IS
s.aa'i.'I hsoarziag grszser and is spkers
olacl1on usteF; and sasaar a. laksr ths
tMsp n4sl cnrla. r hama. hmlp - pouss-
- q 10 hong dslHyad - sasrs oH he
d1ss1.ss uhsa. fi1z i1s surs s.suII q inr.-
1la, tha f.nias-aasisksa porelaEisa VII
h.,rcsns - HPt % sscciss a,2 Fsop.z.is fis
d1.i.y iniszAioa - lil1sr = reserve ana
rsaPaf.as Aa1,aa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26

-NAy, hlz r. bsw DO yea manage 10 kavs.
s0eh nice hgh1 hread And Biaeuitf" aBcean.. i
~ Heuiek Alas Cod Msdal Saler.fps. i
nsreE s1s any haif - GOD j fke Il uueh bes-
- q uzs vita cream tartar tkAn Do soda- /
ielal .ssss gse aay osheE- II yoa via Try enc
alnaosf cured ny dlspepsia-s Mos all he ero-
Gers kssp H.
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TOWN LOTS PoR sAL.EI

fltE srhsaihsr has n1zaAar of Ists .sst 81 a. .u
hae1 Delel y frs1oat. setssel Crorhan - 49,
leea stte4tls uAlea - Nil al % utsral tsr ~ =
rrioe nsd PaynsnL RP HUcKI1e0
TreDc1t, naEch q I8dI.
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The critic and the public right In predicting that
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Varnish and Janan

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LnoSf ersry variety, bg ths tsSf Manafaesursrs In
"a The United st.ieA sold in FreIaost, Ohio, bT
DIR. Z. DILLON * SON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-12-26

4 uii - ~ ain - as pruRFi-fss 81 this Esiahsh-
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iouDd IN MARKET Our Coal Oils are al nspeetsd and
proven The best made in the United States In proof or
-his Se reier 10 eur eustoners Sold In Fremont o. b.
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window Glass and Puttv

TUE hest and eheapssf Windou Gl.ss in n. u.,t.
Lie as.oOtA fes from bliEisrs. dear and 6szufif.f
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COFFN nOOM.

sA..s AZ h.'s A. siss ~ 81. q Cess. s l-.
- = ,,sla ~ hssTs gosd H-Asss ~ tAs sssEsy
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-09
FREEMAN Z. HODGE

Co. K, I'd Reg. Vt. Volunteers.
p. G S. There is flag Of truce up.
What the object is Of course we do not
know. +. X. H.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-09

Is an article OF real merit It Is used for the pur-
pose of winding Skeins of Thread, Silk, Cotton,
Yarn, Floss, Worsted, &c. 1t is readily adj
justed to Their work table and will be found in
dispensabe to all using the above articles. being
useful and invaluable appendage to the Sewing
Bird.
Price 80 Cts. to 81 according to Style & Finish.
$3.50 per Month can be Realized
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Canada) selling the above articles, as sales are
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A liberal Discount to the trade.
Address A. II. D0WNER,
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Patentee and Sole Proprietor.
N. B.--General and exclusive Agencies will be
granted on the most liberal terms. l3m3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-09

ca President Lincoln has good idea
Of the bravery Of the Green Mountain
Boys. He told Adjutant General Wash
burn so the other day. That excellent
officer immediately replied: "Approba-
ton from such source will be worth for
~ rounds Of cartridges to our boys in the
next battle"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-05-09
Published by request. ]
ANGEL JOHNNY,

Gently he sleeps, for the messenger Death,
Has breathed DER his brow. and stolen his breath;
Fold the pale hands Ger his sinless breast;
Lovely and pure, he has passed to his rest.
The brightness that shone in his beautiful eyes.
Is faded and flown, for a shadow lies
On the soft. fringed lids, and the gleeful tone
OF his musical voice, is forever gone.
But four short years on earth could he dwell,
For his life was full as the lily bell
Like sunbeam 1t cleaned on the stream of time,
A moment, then fed to the Giver divine.
Bereft ones. weep not there are dews of morn
That seek the blue sky. as the day moves on;
And the loved ones Of earth, that grow weary
and die,
Live, loving us yet. in that world on high.
And there, mid the pure. with crown on his
brow.
Our Johnny is singing, an angel now.