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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1862-05-31
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D,aChtne init alien neucn unr mi6ti9sn 0crFelfcrun9eE
aus unfcrn ci9cnen Q1erttfettsn ;u liefcrn. QSir l1s
ben III Verslcibeu in Setrctf ecs Matrrials, rer Nltrtt
nnp Scr Oauerb afti9tcit NIT ir9eno elmer IN Ben Der
Staatcn arrfcrttetcu Diaidine Gin.
QSir marttrtn PC:
Kingsland & Ferguson's Improved
Missouri Mnny."
SIR frhBtrcr Grfoi8, ais Sdnittcr fcrpcbl rrie ais
Wldber, re6tfcrtist unitrc Gmrfrbluus an ale Gaufcr.
pab nieie WlIihine in jtptr Sriicbuns rrlltrmmers
| Seuuatbuuns 9eten wirr. Sic III tr tiniiSe SC,
unsene SertinrunS einss apQtrmmenea
m6bers mnb ScbmitterS
IL elmer Waf6ine.
Sie Olafaiue ernpfns auf Der 4usftipns Der sane.
sirtbfhaftlidei Q'eiellfbaft 1T ct. Scuis i'm Sertem,
Ter 1859 als L. Vrcis Die Sclotnc Chr ~npcraillt une
$4,000 ais Der tette rcrcini9te S6nttter unc Wlaber,
uno bic l. 0rdmie : Die 9rrEe f~lterne Ulceailc rrp
$4,000 ais Der tsite Diabsr. Oiebr als 200 prdinien
/. Slafit tino ibr auf BEN alsItelIunsen eiefts $anpes
ME in europa %jutrtannt mrreti.
GARNER fclIter ben Scrtbeil, cine TN Qpcfftn aefer.
ti9te 0iafhine su crbaltcn, nidt i%lterfcbtn.
Q1ir r~sricrtiSen ;rei @attuustn: cine 5 SuE Dla
dime fur 2, rnr eire 6 lC2 SnB fur 4 Yferct.
tim SsleIunsen tiitsr frsuneliaft
KINGSLNDS g. FERGUSON
Ode rtr 2ten unp ebtrrp Cir, ct. $ruis.
g. arecO, Issnt fir Srrmann une umssetsr
s Ste Waaf9ine nit 4 pper 6 pftrtetraft TT Die aISi
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itelt iptrren. Die Diafhine init 2 pternctraft ut fu1
GARNER, bic cine tleine uno weuiger tpfffpicliac O1a
fAine irlnfhen, un fur f3 felttt gu rrefftn UNI !,
%reiniSsn; ft brif3t seraos 70 gut ais cine rsr srSBte,
r 9prte.
, 1uItrase ,rercea frtuncli4ft trtettn u,,c iert nj
ere 4nstnnft ttreitrillistt ertbtilt.
KINGSLANOS & FERGUSON
y, Gts Don 2nr unb CHERRY Ctr, ct. seui
lW. Rre6, assni fur 3trn,aan usr ~limtssssn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1862-05-31

pantsmimei Ia 81 8t.eetfeIlr
f6at.-G Ger gsritnte srihtint an Ger Sbur,
iu6t bic aufmsrt amtsit res Grdufsins som 5auis
gu srrsssn, ;sist aui i.ise ausssfrsdt. 3uuse UNI
lalttsIt nit Gem 3cpit.
Sraulsiu gum 9sstsntsn: absr, lisssr
Sdrarsr, mas molten Si. rsnn, mas falt Semen
sin2
Ssnisnts Qstulid): gndrisss Graul.in
IS 1T tsins S&isniuns. mstr fa!-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1862-05-31
Ser G6nffer i'm @elti6mer3.
Gfdlstfd.)

Siam a1ss gisb, mas ssbt Hns feHt,
3n lautsr O&is psrre rdbt,
linn ale 9lut', bic mare metn.
Ga& i&sn SsSsrtt nod rrsrrsin,
uno @aes Tam ~ mir tann Der,
- @sil iunl6t Gle @slt ia barfus wlr, -
Sc, mas mr. 10 s%srriene tEnnt
SimmsI, 5srsstt, Sadsrnsnt!
To6 DO Is mir, raj Soft srsarm
80 tCdt e'r ia en- sau;sr S&warm
Sun GhutsrrHdifs in Der Gtast;
8ann's fertis III, iri6t Fd &dnr fatt.
Sd mott, sas i'd bic sunss 3unft
gsi ttrsr naiate 3'iamm.ntuuit
Sn @runs grrstorsn iblassn t6nnt!
Stmmsl, 9eseutt, Sadsrmsnt!!
gqss, mas i'm @sg mr. remit,
Qus esm c Sduitsr trsrr. tSnnt,
Die 9sr6sr al, Die sriltir.
unr sm's 9si&dft ssriaam.rir.,
Die Dem @dufsr's Sell a5Rstls,
S.ne motifs iaon Ssr,etle,
Bann i'd NOR 81. srmiibe tenn!
9immsl, 5ersott, Sadsrmsnt
Bin i'd Dir grab ~ in tsr 5is -
Sd tOnnts rie game Malsf,
Ess gauge Gam, UNI Stub su fiits,
@it S&wsid uni nit ped ssrsiie.
Damn JOLT Die 8slt itln ME IS ru9t,
@ann { s6uf,r timmt in @utb,
Gid i,Itsr nit .rr 3urn msHr t,nnt
8immsI, 6frrsott, SaGerm,nt ~!
Gann tOnnt rtsr i1se: 0c:t befOtls !!
Gann iput Der IsibI gQ.s tpIs!
Eat SDlsisusr muQts Id i6strs,
Tus Jolt rif game Nclt SeyasErs
gcrpIass iult bic sanss DsIt,
@is { &rum6tsr, rie msr aus1t
Damn bdtt RES @lsnS al G Gns:
9immsl, 5sr9rtt, Sadsrmsut 49,!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1862-05-31
g Q ct. Souls Geseaieitise
2ebemsrerfAernngss
GeeIIAaft.

Sfttce: SIM ueaen Niainaer Wsc1ufs gsSsa.
itsr Del. 9ctUiiiss itsr Der er&anse Baai, Cru
5tra6s, ct. 9pais, Mc. fgiaa
5. .Gapital IOe.O 600 DpiIdrs.
Sas sreste Capital abnlieer 0tftufAaftH g
Staatt, nit Der ausli4f! SaS tieits Snifttit eas rtap
tiaife BEG san;tn >anbts spttoss frirn Gins stteHs
Ssrf6erunss .e,feafaaff it .nidf fttbr md rspisJt
ais Elm 9aticnsl,iintsr flsunssss 1trtiA Deer cine Or
:inisu,s ron ptrfentu jun due ttter Samilien, rfra
Der uae &c f"ntt %tntrifsr bat Die Snpirntn f anss-
lat, fn6 ses4srt ststs irBtnR sptt6t Aaffrhats ~
|Sttten etpatSer GIautiJtr. - Vi
's' 9ireetoreu nu0 8eauite.
Samuel 8iGf,; ssSOtn pssaxI
Rutert 6isEsr, IS 9 6eanfis
9tarles S ged, EAnia 5 TOnesas
Jrantis gsetltr, 5enry y 81
.Gtas @sNtGere, Snp 8 Itsrnis
Sno 80 Nels,. a.,. 3 4AtIsas
samu.l @ini, ytdFtea, Dm : ssAss, sss.
20 8 Donovan, gkss prdl4, Sno o sDins. ed4'
81 GIN 81 Benton, GtaefdL assst. n
8 o Rcrsar, M! d. EranIRatiuat19 ~
DttL 9. aDtktr,s AseAs 9srmdaa.
9Egtres va maY, GysuiastisaS3p
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1862-05-31

(Gtn gutter Dts.) Gin 8e&flsIatl
i4retst: Ills Ter 2aijsr pom RubIans sriuar, rab
Gamsssn gum 9sianrtsn mad Gublanp srnaunt
pOrsfn, lief sr fofrrt ittn Cob unp Silterssf&trr
jsine SurrsIen unb amer. Sahen pom @ert9 in
tin unt,rirriibss gepDlbs psri4lis5su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1862-05-31

Gin spradtunrissr tsEouptsts, ss lst unau7das
!,s su iassn' uOas' mdnnIias uns nsitlid, Sc.
'n's0t'" neil Stss SsiaaFtutsitsrSrtr pom ZEN
tsoOs fsFSsn ~tfrnissn susOraden Maun mn
Ss'r aS9slstjft parsn; in Der tUb.r,n r,u.ia.u
Yps"N' h'a1s man raHn BE gtIaaH.nssits,
%O''s' CUR Ssssianuns Der 9sIalsdt.r li,t,r sOu
aHO pam, psl&ss YisI fsinsrs guss
'u1' l'"O' 0%'l'it'q. unr iUnaa maGs man imns,
7" "'a' 9s'Fltat uno rdmlias 8.ldl.d.."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1862-05-31

"a'h'" @ilitdrsOipitaI GrttOr
,n,i' ms ''nt' @snsItnrsn trttsnp]: u2uu,
"'l' s'tStF, Ua' nn6&t'R 'Du s,rue sG,n o.
SS''a' ls'n Osasrrsi&sr): ,MO, Ssrr 1Uttrr
s'"Sq' sa't u" an @sttyds tiatn,~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1862-05-31
Hermann Nckleno,der,;

@dtusraafe GN este, smF&en 3 u. 3. smpFat fn poafanstsss uns ssfafsr
aan in eaurtauaaDsn sefabten 0aarsn. ~. al.
94ppuae werpena u cen hDtfen Warhprelen sesen Waarsn etn9fauqGt.
p@r Yuie & mp ktllis. -s s4"d "'aas- @@-~ ''4
grtd.u UNI 3atpnsen msrrsn fsr msins Snnssa mad unS ron Der pop bsl'rsf.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28

SOME DIFFEREScE. Lieu. McCler :
nand and Col. Logan. Of Illinois,
abandoned their positions in Con.
gressto lead their regiments into the
thickost o' the fight In the late bat
tlcs in Tennessee. Ool. Bidjls, Of
PailAdslptis, the P,sss asys. sban.
doned his position 1t the head OF ono
Of the finest regiments Ia the ser.
vice, to take seat in Congress.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28

The amount OF lifc'r achieve.
ncnta depends very much on the
work that 2 man takes hold of.
Wilberiorce usei to say oi Sir
Walter Saott's fiAa r0mancas that
they AWAY pa; him in mind o. q
giants cracking rpts, say at 81
omer's en- ill1niaated manuscript
which was The rcsu!! otinirfy yrars
patient labor. Alexander c1loler.
ed the worl! and Paul evanycliz!d
1t in less time tIlan that. Many =
mGn has taken a. naca time Ia
fashion a curious toy "a il would
have taken him TO buiii 2 honse or
ship. Let "a not. work upon TOYS.
'or, Lab E long and hard az ", wiz
we -h1lI lave nothing hat toys n
show at last as th4 reslit Of ouf lie.
woik; Tor no man's work can b
Ligh-r than his aim, or longer tlau
lArlan. The greatest object inc,m
parably, to which human vii an
energy can he directed and on which
this trail aul sholt lila ctn le rx.
pended. IL t. serve God and save
men. Whathcr we look at tNo inho.
rent dignity Of the ohj.ct, or the
vastncss and durability Of lis rpaulrs
or the maguiiiccuce oi its rewards,
IT surpasscs any other human enter.
prise infinitely more than ST. Petcr'a
AZ Rjne surpas'es the cob house
built by child.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28

A shiflless, romantic young fellow
borrowed five dollars from a lady
and OF course forgot to pay it. Aflel
waiting several months, the lady
dunned him for the money. Par
don my neglect, "said he; "the fact
is, you yourself are the cause of youl
not being paid"
"How 80 ?" asked the lady.
"Because, when | see you | for,
get all worldly mat,ers-in short,
imagine myself in heaven
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28

find you unjust or unreasonable. -
Always speak mildly and kindly,
except when in grave rebuko or re-
monatrance for uDmisiakc able faults,
self acknowledged. Help him with
his load Of hereditary evil tendeni
cios, insteai Of adding q par. Of
your own burden to tho weak should
crs Of a child. II you cannot con-
troll Yourself, with the reason. iudg.
ment, years, and experience on your
side, what con you expect from
him?'
stopped, les. l we're pressing
home upon him to closely.
Just at this moment the door
opened, and the child came in
rhe book still lay where it had fall.
en from the table. ! tnrnel and
saw tie liItlo fellows questioning .
eyes upon his fathers face. TEerc
was look OF grief abou. lie lipi. -
Nothing was said 10 him; in fact, 10
notice, apparently, was taken oil
him. My friend changed tho con,
yersation to naw theme. John
stole softly across the room and sat
down, noisoloaaly taking, as he did
go, long, sighing breath. Present.
| Iy he slipped from the chair, and
moving quietly to where the bool,
lay on the floor, lifted and placed il
on the table, pushing i. some dis
tancc from the edge, in this very act
-ho wing his recognition Of the fault
for whichiho had boon barshly blam.
cd rs only an accident, against III,
recurrence oi which no would guard
by placing the book wherc it would
DC in no danger Of falling. noticed
another deep breath AZ the chill's
burd9ncd heart sought to relieve thC
pressure that still lay heavily upon il
Fhon he b,g'n, ~ GLOW approaches
TO draw near hi6 father, and at last
stood by his knoo. Ny friend
placed his arm around him, as he
still talked with mo, ard tilhlonod
it with loving pressure, made strong
or 10y pity and repentance. John
looked up into HE face; and thor
hil father bent down and kissed
him. Roa,D9ilad; yet there had
been wrong and sutliriag. md ,h,
grAvcr oF memory cuts deepest wher
faal,nt is not intense, anI was not
something lost ia that iria. a,ruggi,
between 'a'ter eud chill, Whinh car
can never b, restofe /? -somcthiul
hurt, the pain of which wonii ru
dare throng! natural III?
These arc questions flr sgjcl
'honght.
/ Ny Ir;cai With all biz infrm't' .
'"t temr9r, bad strong lnyc iaI
children; n quick moral sense: 2
love Of right ani irst.cr. Tneae
were ali ou Tho side oi iruct self.
discipline ~ o.llcting the LITTLE one.
g!cen 10 him Of God, that they
might h9 trairui for hcaran. Law
him, attorvarI. Under stronger uro
vocation; and ho lid n / forget him
self My Presence may haze r Wv
ed in his memory the sconc ja.t lr
scribe', an :pUut him oH hi4 quart
Even i.taa' were 50. m0nh wa gam
ej; ior al' right eAorI3 give a ,nea,
nr" Of strength, and erect barrier:
against evil. We overcome rha, il
wrong in our natural lcmrcrs by re-
si.'ng The Impulse t. Gct in mo
nent ot proroettion; not 10y repent
!n2 resolves only. The rep-atanc,
nnl the resolution are we'll enough
ani give strength for rcs,stnnc.
sgaios' the honr Of temptation: ba
only in he degree that sc sig, ~
refrain from in the hnnr OF trial. d.
we overcome and rise superior to ouJ
enemies.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28

~ young man who applied at a
recruiting station for enlistment,
was asked" il he could sleep on
the point Of bayonet," when ho
promptly replied by saying, "ho
could try it rs he had often slept on
a pint OF whiskey. and the kind
they used in Brookville wonld XII
larther than any shooting iron he
over slW.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28

The only living male descendant
of B4nedict Arnold il u grandson
Rev. Edward Arnold, who is rector
OF an established chnrch in IIeyeford
shire, England, some twenty miles
West ol London. IIo ia Il man q.
great decision and in his profession
exhibits much ability and energy o
character. To n recent visitor be
voluntarily made known hi, rela
tionship.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28

A Detroit paper mentions the ar
rest OF a woman in that city, with
nothing on her person but love let
ter and an ambrotype." Rather a
poetical and picturesque costume
that.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28

Five more mnrtsrs intended for
'he bomb catchers' ut O,iro, pas,.
ed through Chicago on Friday
rVentyeight have been shipped to
thair desJination. The huge engines
OF war weigh over 1900 pounls
each.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28

Secretary Stanton has recently
said that the credit of the victory at
Fort Donelson is dne 70 l1alleck
who planned, the President, who
energlzad, and Grant, who sz cuted
the campaign.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28
EN ". E:T'iII<IS.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Il 7 IT 7 ~ INV NM 0III'II Is's
REsIDESCE--Oppos'te the Joint stock Hotel.
On SanduSky street. West oi Main.
oFP'CE-Fnur doors South OF Wheeler Dro's.
Es- Wien professionally aL sent. order, may
hclett ri li. residence. .--til such orders 10
receive prompt attention.
pn. ESrGlK,S Is prepared 10 furnish Artificial
Eyes. These move Ike The uHtItd rgc.a.i
Hrc 30 perfect - almost - do':' detection.
\ -, SuppOIieyS. SUru's"r.i;rtros, Arifac;.l
Eag- Drums, Uriua's. and liaslu's Art.ar.I
Ear fnr the deaf. CalIaLd examine >pcpiuc. :.
Especial attention given tu operations uyun
ana treatment ~ hise'-H. Of tne Eye i..d Ear.
January 2ith, lSGl.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28

Tie Dubuque shot.towcr is turn.
ing out about a ton aud and a quar-.
ter oi sh,t ptr day, and is hardly
able 10 keep pace with the demand.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28

In The l.lani II Jsmaics, the om1n.
cipatei hs 20 cJnteni with difficult.
ies o. oil sprts. Their matters wero
very deeply in deb. at the time Of
emancipation, they were xceeding-
ly reluctant 10 give up their old hab.
its OF dcspotism; they paid Their la
borors the lowest possible wages,
AMI charged them the highest rossi.
hlc rcntH. The wages of the eman-
clpstcd slaves were from 1S to "a
cents day, ont which they board
od thcmselvcs; yet in four years they
bought land and crected b,ild,ur3
for which they pnid 1923 65O-
Dnring that ahor, period of freedom.
thoy honsht md paid Tor more than
10000 acrcs OF land, on which
they worked diligently, raising veg.
o'ab''s 'or the use Of their families
and Tor the market. Docs that look
AZ II cmancipate1 slaves could not
take care vt thGmsclvos2
After en- ,nclpation in the British
"est Indies, tho imports into those
lainnts increased at a rapi rate
The s'avos, who formerly wore cot
ton ha0Zins, couli afr ri to buy cal,
icp aui ribbons, good shoes AMI
good hnt'. Many even INDUCED in
.h9 inxnrics of China, mahosony ia.
bIas, and clocks, in their neat little
~hite~sahoi cottages.
Have the Merchants and Mann.
lecturers OF the North ever thought
how many articles would be bouy,..
attic South ifthe lab)rrrs were Tree,
nni TINS enabled to live better and
ircsa 5et or. Nv y. Tribune
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28
nIIi..ln EEifD.

DIiiGir FOND,
i Attorney aud Couus'IiuT at Lew.
Attends promptly O. all Du,:ac.S eVtrd>l oG zoo
lis care.
Offce in Goit's B'1cl, ~ few door, E,r.a e
Head Quarters. Fiud.ty, Ohio.
Jan. u, lsGg.-lly.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28

RnBEgr u. nu~p. CnssrEr,urR,u
HURD ~ CHURCH, General Coii-ctius
j l. Agents. viii promptly attend 'u tho c"i.
,ection of claims ui all kinds. in Haucurk aud
adjoining counties.
Worcestershire Whitelcy; c. W. O'Ncau,
ESQ.,: WheelcrI Bros.
RTOhice-Sccond iloor pIxon House block
corner room. Aug. \, lajs-Iy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28
Is BARBER SHOP.
CONWAY ~ SWEET

CONWAY ~ SWEET
HAVE removed their Barber Shop to the
Ill now and elegant room just ntted up lur
Tor that purpose ~
Doctor Carlins Block,
Tiro Doors South Of the Reed House, Findyay
Where they will he pleased 10 receive tue y,s
Us OF their old customers, and as many others
ss are disro rosed 10 favor them IN lLe.r lIuc of
business. November ., lsoO.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28


the river, where | DO" replied Mr..
McDonough, "and when they arc
employed in New Orleans, they
cross the river every night and morn
Ing"
Why, Sir, am an early riser"
aaid Mr. Parker. III am ususlly up
before day. But every morning they
wake me with their singing and the
noise OF their trowels. They work
as long a. they can see to lay q
brick, and after that, they carry mp
bricks aud mortar for an honr or 80 so
as to be ahead Of their work the
next morning. They never ,orik up
and down those immensely long lad
ders, five stories high; they run up
and down oil day. If there was a
white overaeer driving them, whip
in hand, | coull understand it. But
there Is nobody over them, and |
never see you at the building. That
jim must DO great man, Sir, I
should like 10 own him.
He had previously made success
sive offera tor jim, AMI finally offer
cd $4,000, which was refused.
Mr.. McDonough says:
"Mr. Parker was not ware OF the
stimulus that was acting on the
hearts Of cvory one OF them. He
did not know that il was the whole
body Of them that moved together
as one mind; that il was not merely
the greatness OF tho head man, as
he supposed"
In order dnly 10 cstinato the pow.
er OF the motive which sustained tho
slavoe. the reader must bear in
mind the hsrl terms which their
master made with them, and the
long years they were working, with
hope. deferred. Addad In th;s, WOO
tho fact that freedom was coupled
with the penalty Of banishmcut
from home and friends. Slsvehold.
ers do not like the presence OF eman-
cipated slaves around them; it m kes
other slaves uneasy. Consequent.
ly, when they had worked out their
ireefon, they were obliged to 20 to
Liberia. Negroes are remarkable
for strong local attachments: and
powerful indeed must be the mo-
'ives, either Of fear or hope, that
can induce them to leave the scenes
to which they have been long accus-
toned.
Yet, with all those drawbacks.
their souls were filled with gratitude
70 tho man who granted them the
boon Of freedom, though be had made
ny the Transaction q good deal OF
money which rightfu!ly belonged 10
them. On the 18th OF June, 1912,
they AL esiiej ipr Liberia. Their
las. wnr.le. whom they parted with
Mr. McDonough's other slaves,
were: "As you hope to meet "a in
Iielven take good caro- OF our bel ~
I'd master"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-02-28
Doctor Carlin's Block.

STDE, CENTRE, BREAKFAST and DI.
~ MING rABLEs--On hand, at
Jan. "a, 1867. PORCH u BAKERS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-08-01

ca An Irish soldier once waited on
his commanding officer with what he term
ed very serious complaiut:-" An other
man " he said, chad upbraidcd him that
he was not married to his own wife, and
whom he accused of being no better than
she should be, and called her many bad
names besides, which he should be asham-
cd to mention to his honor" "Well, my
good fellow" said the colonel, shave you
any proof that you arc legally married %
-" Faith, your honor, l have the best
proof in the world" he replied. Here he
took off his hat, or rather cap, and ex-
hibited broken head, saying, "does
your honor think I'd be after taking thai
same abuse from anybody but wife ?"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-08-01

Shetland Yarn, zephyr Yarns, variety OF colors
completely shaded.
Small assortment of
Drugs and Medicines,
and Essential Oils of choice quality.
Cochineal, Cudbar, extract Of Logwood and 9TH
er cOloring materials.
American and foreign
HI A r d w ARE
among which are grind-stone fixtures, &c.
Crocke,y and Glass. Ware,
Curtain and wall paper,
Brown C. c. sugar, syrup, rasins, sulphur &c
Pure dry French Zinc and white Lead,
Frozen Glue, Benzole Japan,
Coach and Furniture Varnish,
India Rubber and Gutta Percha rain coats, white
and black,
Paint, white wash, paste, tree. tooth, and nail
brushes of the celebrated ]. j. Adams manu-.
facture
also, tierce of
NORTHERN SALMON,
| VERY nice) All of which, with my former
stock, makes my ASSORTMENT equal to the wants
of the general trade, and all DEFICIENCIES will be
made up Us the trade shall require. The entire
stock has been purchased for cash down. with
a long experience in the business which believe
their money for all the goods they may purchase
of me. rendering my thanks for past patron
age.
LUCIUS H. MOVES.
Hyde Park, May 8, 1862.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-08-01
Valuable Real Estate
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
For Sale.

will sell the following real estate:-0ne house
and lot situated in the centre of Morrisvlle vii
lage, 20 by 80, two story; ell, l6 by 80. Said
premises are now being thoroughly repaired and
suitably fitted for a boarding house (if desired) ,
which is so much needed by the students of the
Peoples Academy, and the public generally
The premises are well provided with water, and
all necessary conveniences, and will be sold cheap
for cash or exchanged for a farm.
Also, 20 acres of land near the village, on which
there is a sugar orchard of It's trees, and acres
of crops now growing.
Also, number of valuable building lots in
Morrisville.
Also q quantity of land in the different States
in New England, State of New York, western
and southern States.
Also, number of valuable city lots in differ
ent cities in New York and New England.
Any or all of this property will be sold on
reasonable terms or exchanged for other property
if the parties can agree.
| will also sell the following Personal Property
to wit = One end-spring top buggy, one end
spring buggy, one end-spring family wagon, very
nice, one ironaxle lumber wagon for one horse or
two, shafts and pole, box in springs, two seats
well trimmed.
All of the latest styles and can be warranted u
good article, and will be sold cheap for cash or
approved credit
Also. one of Tilton & Netherlands fire proof
Safes, which weighs 2400 pounds and is of suita-
Die size Tor any town or mdlVlduai use.
Also one OF Lilies fire and burgular proof
Safes, with combination lock, weighs 1900 lbs,
and warranted impervious to fire or burglars.
Also, a number of new Sleighs, a number OF
new harnesses, and number of valuable gold
and silver watches, and lot of choice cigars.
Also, several horses and colts, a lot of cattle,
&C., &C., beside many articles not mentioned.
| will say that any person wishing to purchase
any of the above property will not fail to do so
if they call Immediately.
CAUSE OFF TO THE WAR.
D. X. HICKOK.
Morrisyille June 2f, 1862.