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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-06-20
UNDERTAKING..

Ele-3 TUE undersigned having pro-
cured q NEW nEARSE is pre-
pared 10 attend 20 an calls made in that liue.
at the shortest notice and on the most rea.
sonahle terms
GRAPE, GLOVES, and an or,iclcs ecuor-
ally used at funerals, furnished at Washing
ton city retail prices
All orders leil 1T y. G. DulEy's or A. G.
aHorNANEa's Seventh Street Plank Road. will
PC Punciuaiy attended, 10. b. G. KING.
oak Grove, p. a., oct Ia. l86l-8m
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FACT, FUN AND FANCY.


ADVERTISING is the ever active por-
ton of a mans capital.
Though virtue gives a ragged live
~, yet she gives golden countonance.
= Most men employ their first years
50 as to make their last miserable.
Spare when young and spend when
old.
= Speak Of myself seldom, and always
with great caution and modesty
Never marry without love nor with
out reason.
- Never do that in prosperity whereof
you may repent in adversely.
- What fish has its eyes nearest TO-
gether? The smallest
- Who is the largest man? The Low.
or; he is fellow of tremendous signs.
A farmer, lawyer or doctor may
be a very respectable individual, but a
hotel keeper is whole host.
More credit can be thrown down IN
a moment, than can he built up in an
age.
1t is great comfort for timid men
that beauty, like the elephant, doesn't
know its strength.
1t is no misfortune for nice young
lady to lose her good name, if a nice
young gentleman gives her better.
"A Corkonian, on being asked at
breakfast how he came by that black
eye, said he slept on his fist
IF you cannot inspire a woman with
love of you, fill her above the brim with
love of herself; all that runs over will be
yours.
= The Abolitionists propose to elevate
the black race. Nothing but hemp could
do the same thing properly for them. -
Louisville Democrat,
- The old lady who mended her bus-
bands trousers with patch Of grass. is
now smoothing her hair with the comb
Of a rooster.
The Editor ofan eastern paper says,
chat many of his patrons would make
good wheel horses, they hold back so
well.
=" VIII you como down to the
bower have shaded for you 2" as the
Western man said when he had concealed
all the bowers in his boots.
The surrender of Norfolk was rather
a sheepish affair Mayor Lamb surron-
dored to Gen. Wool, and the ram Mer-
rimae was blown up.
My boy" exclaimed a deacon
you do very wrong to fish on Sunday
" 1t amt no harm, deacon, / haint
cotch any" replied the boy
- am afraid you win come to
want, said an old lady to young man
who went to sec her daughter.
!" I've come TO want, already" he re-
Piled, F." want your daughter"
ScENE,-A stout gentleman and his
wife gazing at their children, a pair Of
twins, who are oncirclod in each others
arms "a the cradle. llt-Do look al
them, husband amt they a precious
pair of lambs? Hus5aaa-If thew are
lambs, wife, what am /?
Parents win reeollcct that in order
TO cause their children to love thom, they
must carefully manifest THEN love to their
children; aud in order to induce their
children to speak the truth at all times
the parent or guardian should BE- careful
never to deceive them.
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Law Partnership.

pICHARD J. BOWIE & JOHN II. VIM
: = son, Of Rockville, Montgomery county.
Nd, have entered into copartnership In tie
Practice of the Law.
They win practice in the Court Of Appeals
OF Maryland, and in the Circuit Courts Of
Anne Arundie, Howard and Montgomery coun-
ties, and in the Circuit Court Of the District Of
Columbia. RICHARD I BoWIE
dec lily JOHN n. VJNSON
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M NElRS B0UIC & THOMAS AMBER
W. SON, having entered into co part
nership in the praciiceof law win give prompt
attention to all business put into their hands.
feb TT
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03
Oar Position la Canmda,

THE d.cu,s.uu Initiated by Sir Adderlry on
Friday ngh ds"s no leave e p'pssrnt iuI-
preston on he mind Oul prcsauI position IN
Nausd9, as detuel by her Muiastv'- Ministers,
Is Singulariy u"dIg'i6ed and no. altogether se-
cure We are ututliuiug in the CU'oUy 10 .
heavy expense an army OF upw rds OF 1000 Jf
our best troops 10 defend the Independence OF a
people who I've do not now psk whether rightly
or wrongly declTc 20 make any corresponding
effort on their own brhpii The danger, real or
imaginary ugainst which We age seeking TO
guard the Caunsd,uus, +, iL...s. aud not our
Nat we, and nor fhef a.e 80 the .0.t Of feeding
lt Oh. IL u egiueEt that Iuey sither do not be,
iteys Il To be real danger or else ure willing 10
eIjoy the advantages OF independence and self
government without bearing us burdens Eth
~. way our position is enUpuily unsatisfactory
There is something lLdcrous In he hotion OF
the English p-op'e being more jealous for Can
adlah Independence than the C,ualisUa them
selves whether We or t.ry axe the better
judges nj the ueoesaty Of making any extraord-
macy eNprt toT tse protection OF Canada, we GER
tiinlY place ourselves iu Il rather ridiculous pD-
Si'iou by acting us " tie security OF Canadian
hearlhs and homes were our concern rather
than theirs. Yet tits is exactly what We are
now doing and hough her Males'y's Minister
do not pretend to he satisfied with such state
OF things, they nevertheless ucauiesoe in it,
Our army ia TO remain la Canada though the
coming autumn and winter, unsupported by any
adequate Wt,tery organization Of the peopl.
whoee tSoatier we undertake 10 guard No
definite means arc 90 be adopted 10 induce the
Canadians u reconsider a decision which our
Government prOnounces 20 have Leeu hasty "
sad "itctious +" bur % is boped--on grounds
which are altogether xpsined-.-that they
VIII some day reverse IL OF their Oan accord
Meanwbi e, TIER our trsags .rmtiu, iayltug Ia
l. .rems nd Ly 'H-ir W, be iSola ion and
g27snes' he vrr' nrnz-r Shich lhey Nere seut
o'er 10 avert. /. Il yery probable Ih,t a. this
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

Commissarys S store for a barrel of wliskcy
When il arrived he invited the Indians to
drink The barrel was soon emptied, and
another still was sent for, till. under the
moilowiug influence of the strong water.
the frey warriors forgot their late excite
ment, and by the prompt and determined
action of this brave white man restrained
from further violence. Throughout the
night, however. there were frequently heard,
amid the drunken sounds, the threatening
words of " fire, blood, scaIps and plunder -
But Colonel Mckee had provided against
further troubles from the discontented spir.
il among the Indians. by selecting the sober
warriors and dispatchng two to each Of
the dwellings of the citizens who had been
most strongly threatened These fellows,
wrapping themselves in their blankets.
stretched themselves on the front door
steps as guard to protect the inmates
from any sudden outbreak of savage fury
Thus the energetic conducto this brave
officer on that critical occasion saved the
city of Detroit from the torch of the sava-
gcs, and its people from indiscrimiuate
slaughter. In a great crisis, one brave clear
headed man is worth many tiinid statesmen
or cowardly rhetoricians.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

an, advanced TO the Rapdan, still Threatened
movement they meant TO make on the left. In
spite Of the delay therefore, success was possi.
BILE, and the rebel plan was still pushed with
characteristic energy aud determination. Halt.
ing their leading columns lil all had arrived,
they sgain advanced to the Rapidsu, and this
with their whole available strength.
II with this army Johnston had fallen on
Pope, he would have crushed him buthe could
not reach him to strike 'hc blow. On Monday
the enemy was within days march of the
Rapidan. The news came before noon, and be-
fore O'Clock Gen. Pope had put his trains In
motion, aud issued marching orders to his army.
BY Tuesday night they were across the Kappa.
hammock.
The rebels, therefore, instead of defeaiing
Pope on the left and crossing the Rappahannock
uaopposed, as hey confidently expected, tound
that Pope could not be caught, had btfied
them by his rapidity, and that with his whole
army on the north bank of the river, he stood
ready at all points TO dispute its crossing In
thirty-,ix honts this General whom they ex.
pected TO fud asleep by the wayside as they ad-
vAnced, had moved rs miles train of Eve
thousand wagons and an army of must not
say how many Thousand men, and on the north
ern bank Of the Rappahannock was awaiting the
advance of an army three times the strength Of
his own.
There remained to Gen. Joseph johnson two
possibilities - to force passage ia front, or to
attempt flank movement on the left on the
Warrenton road. If he attack the bridge. he
must move his army, which never yer fought ex-
cept under cover, across an open plain mile
broad, exposed to such an artillery fire as no
troops in the world could withstand. If he at
tempts a ford he will fare no better. If he goes
to the left, it i1a long and dangerous march,
and the delay is fatal
So stood the two armies on Thursday night
There had been cavalry skirmish on Wednes-
day in which We lost some men killed and
wounded Col. kaager OF the lst New Jersey
among the latter On Thursday there was
more or less artillery practice on either side,
with no decisive or important result, and il was
rePor'eu that ud>h Az one OF the lords had
been made and repulsed. IL is very doubtful
whether the expected battle will be fought
The Rapphannock ine is too s,r1ng TO be at
lacked By General who never means TO fight
until he is sure of success. Every day, delay
is a loss to him, Il gain 20 us. He knows it, at d
it he means to attack, win do it as soon as his
army is in position. II there is no battle to.
day or tomorrow, | do not believe the rebels
will bring 10 on.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

mental icrc, IN society, as well as light and
al cruameut in the household, should be posi-
lively aud nc ively, conceriedly and systemica'-
" enlisted for the salvation of your imperril'ca
country. verify believe that in the hands OF
he Northern women, whether they think It or
not; lie the dcstipies Of the republic. I know
of no other human power that csn adequately
sustain the aspiration and virtue Of the people
VIII rh are absolutely essential to carry them
through this terrible struggle. Give us thi,
power Of woman aud we are saie. doubt and
fear would pale into weakness and mesnness be-
fore your high ideal Strong in the sense o'
eight, deriving strength from the darkest adver
sity, holding fast to du'y in every pcrpleSt,
aud through every ctiss, ever seeirg by tn,
glad light, would she but take the pains to trans
fuse somewhat Of her soul into the msn bcfor,
her chcrishing into more genial lie the motive
that should promp' him to brave endeOvor; in
spring bright honor, hithfuluess, constance
courage and chief of all, the imprisoned feel.
ing that iupels the strenuous will, thus shaming
him away from the hiding places Of timidity and
selfindulgcnce, and rousug him and girdiug
hiu, 20 slI noble daring snd doing. I say. won ID
Won but exercise. within your own rishtfot
sphere, this highest and noblest function Of true
womanhood, the triumph over treason mirht
now be set down IS good es won. If this would
be immediately done in every townsb;p Of the
county, the requisite number Of men 10 eobt
for your homes and v,pr Rr.s;dss wopld diroc,.
" come forth
Your country demands ptompl exercise of al
your ipyigorarine energies. The vouug lsii :
of Wood county. should orpaniz, societies t,.
the nnrnose of disconnte,,rci,, ,boss ~or,g
men who hesitate for moment 10 assist in ,b,
preservation OF the government. and the Iihcr-
ties and honor4 of their sisters. You shonld ia.
to,m them thar if they sta, y, home ,ou w.,
regard them "a cossrd- or A. pcs-ps,inp phv,i
cal iufrm;ties. not onlv pscI,ss m thair rnu,,,v
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03
~ ii IN e. 1 l. H. ID
ALSO,
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We have just received an assortment Of Drugs
Paints Oils, Glass, Putty, Namish, Dye-Stufs
Fancy Articles, reriumsry, etc, for Spring and
summer trade,
New York Lead, French and American Zinc, all
the colonel paints, and Linsccd oil, at ToLEDo
PRICES
Best uou-exp,oSiye Coal Oil at 40 c. per Gallon
Lard OIL Steamed Mecca and Tanners Oil
SOS. J AID EumtGre, Coach, Japan and Demai
EarnEhes Paint BnshCs,-a large assortment
sash aud Grainiug, Stripping, Seru5bng, Blaoking
Cloth and Shaving Brushes on hand, line as
sentiment OF best Stationery, Ink, Toy Books, Violin
and Accordion Instructors, Fancy Baskets, Aoeor-
deons, Flageolets, Harmonious. Combs and Hail
brushes. Soaps Of all kinds aud quality. Watch
Crystals, koys and Guards, Toys, Jewelry, Bin
Cages, Coal oil Lamps, ChimnieS, Round and Flat
Globes ami Micks. Tlldeu's Fluid ENuNcts ful
medicines.
Dried Apples, Pruncs, Curnnts, Raisins. auG
ha'orng extracts, great variety of patent med
lcineS all Of which w constantly keep on hand,
.fg-Me sell for cash, and all kinds OF grain ant
produce. Give us a Cnlll
A, j. GARDNER l. co.
Gilead, o., May 2s, 'S2~Am2.
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1 SUGGESTIVE SCENE.

We are glad 60 believe that the families in
which scenes similar 10 the following transpire,
are comparatively few at least thai there are
a vast number where such exhibitions are never
witnessed Parents, in talking with their chill,
dren, or in their hearing, should ne exceeding
" cautious to sag e1actiV 'ctat they mean.
young m1n says he remembers dozen in
stances in which scenes ike the following occur
red, illustrating the inner life of the household.
Sam comes tumhliug into the presence of his
mother, who ia just then very busily engaged
Mother, may go fishing with Ben Hook
"No, indeed you shau't"
"Why not, morher?"
"Cause you sh4n't and that's the end Of
it,"
Well, cause whatF
Hold your tongue 10 a minute"
"0h, der - oh, dear, I've cut my finger"
" Well, you've done it purpose. s'pose
70 don't care Gives him box with Eve
najls)
" Boo - hoo -- boo 49, hoo - 90 ool"
" Stop that noise in a minute, or I'll send you
rigbtto he'd"
" Poo - 90 onn
" 60 ghr 10 bed, you goo -for-no hing"
"WeI, TIL 60 20 nea - but do put rag on
my finger first
"Lat me see your finger. Oh, my why
there's blood on it. Why didn't you tell me , "
81 did tell you"
No, yOn didn't
" I say did, too"
" You didnt. Hold your tongue, Here, I've
put some rum aud sugar on it."
THANK you, mother; l always like rum and
sugar, IL makes il smart - but it tastes good"
(Sam begins 10 saek the rag - aud mother be-
gins TO smi!s.)
Now go along out of my way"
Where 5 my hook and line, mothers"
" In the table-drawer there. guess"
" Mother, won't you fix the lead onY Ny
fingers sore, you know. just slip the cork over
the line. There, that's right" Mother does
as requested
"Tnat's right There's Ben Hooker coming
now. I'm going, mother.
q" Do go along, aud got out Of my way"
"l'm going fishing with Hen Hooker, moth
er."
Z" Go where you've mind to, only don't bother
me-"
Well, just box my ears drst, mother"
81 will, il you don't so away - what a saucy
chstter-box
Do send me to bed - now do, mother"
Here mother turrs away, pretending not to
hear, though lurking smile can be discovered
on her face, while the hopeful son has his own
way, of course, and general good feeling pre-
wallis on all sdes.