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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-03-15

Sos,e-Esr Letayene.--smiih eTtrrs
p;ckins his teeth Nth a goldfish bvne. Hal
10. B-uhan. bv the immortal gods, have the
d.rped Yankee. nabbed you too r
Brnham--Yes stree bob; We are nabbin-
grrs."
Smi,l,--Have the cursed abolitionists
taken Caiif,rnia r.
Brnham--Y You bet root. stem aud branch.
no. a Chiv left in office. oaly oil Snowdsn in
the State PYi-oss. a. warden, q few Bo;aTisz.
and here and there renegade son cf South
Carolina KEEPS in by taking the oath"
Smith Wh-r.'s old Gwinr
Brnham--ln No. 90; captured With me-;
brcugh in irons from Panama by Geaeral
SUMMIT
Su.i,h--Taken in New Granada. Heas-
e1i won't that Government raise row Tor
tins invading her coil insulting her sovereign
e. and disSracins her Gag"
B-uhssa-- WIS: can that cne-hor.r He
p,b,ie d. bu, submit to the insolenf domina-
ton of thi. abclifioa Government. ! say
An-,in. how do Won feeslr
Smi,b-- Markrr.l and brown brad fcr
breakfast; Goldfish and bcaIss for dinner; pork
and melons fur supper; the Bible and W ats
by me for my library; killing bedbuss foreA'
errise."
Bsuham-" No whisky; no cards +
Smith. AL rational auusemenis forbid
N
den: all news excluded. Have our folks
taken Washington yetr'
Beuham--Takeu h-l! / expect the
id Yankees have taken Charleston, cap.
tur.d Savannah, and seized Hatteras. ken-
lucky is loyal; North Carolina is shaky
MARYLAND and Delaware stick to the North ;
the whole coast is blockaded; Mason and Sill
dell taken captive. and the devil to pay gen
erallv. Price is driven out of Missouri, and
forty thousand troops at Beaufort, in South
Carolina"
Smith, say, Benham, we're in luck; no
danger in Fort Lafayette; and when the war
is over we can brag what we have done, you
know"
Benham-"It is reported that South Caro-
lima will raise the black flag and hang the
Yankees; and that Lincoln will in return
hang prisoners two for one."
Smith-'That's refreshing news by the
gods-for if there is anything in the world
have fixed principles in, it is my opposition
to capital punishment. Damn South Carroll
M that is carrying the joke little too far
And what makes it so much the worse is
hanging too Chivs for one Yank; that's a
id swindle on the part of the Yarks. l
say Benham, you'd better cut your hair
there are lice in this internal den. By the
way, Benham, did you stop to cut grass in
the streets of the city of New York;"
Benham-" Hadn't time; the pauper pro-
letarian manufacturing population of that city
have ruined the crop by marching troops over
it; and all the ships that ought by my proph-
ecy to have been rotting at Northern wharves
are now blockading Southern ports"
Smith" Can't you give me clean shirt
Benham? T.
Benham-"No; I've .got it on."-Sa"
Francisco Ncws-Letter.
How They FEEL TOWARDS Us.-A cor
respondent of the N. Y. Times, after examil-
ing certain documents of the State Depart
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TINE proprietor Of this veil known and "A
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uicks-freding the publie foe the low sum ef vers
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the psopriesor proudly appeals to its w-li-knovn
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To use every esdesvos TO odd "a the comfost and
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Meals 30 cents ;-Ledxings 50 ecsts lodgings
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night JOHN KELLEY. Jr. Proprietor.
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PIELAN'S Patent Combination
Cushions and Model Bill.
lizard Tables.
the FARMERS GUIDE


TO
Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
BY HENRy STEPHENS, F. r. s., of Edinburgh,
and the late j. P. NoRroN, Professor of Scien-
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This is confessedly the most complete work on
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it wider circulation, the publishers have resolved
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When sent by mail (post paid) to California,
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every other part Of the Union, and to Canada,
(post paid) So.
NJ This Is not the old "Book of the Farm"
Remittances for any Of the above publications
should always DO addressed, post paid to the pub
fishers,
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Cure always Guaranteed or NO fee
RQnM1rQd.

DR.. Young would state that he has been pro-
lessor of Obstetrics and Female diseases for the
past fourteen years, and is fully qualified to adj
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not in superficial, but in as thorough manner
as wears of study and practice-both in hospitals
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one in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be
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OaAxGss.-Japanese oranges have been
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to be more juicy and sweeter. but smaller
than other varieties Of oranges.
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depository Of scieaee, literature, and general
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in California. ssd he saly 90 100 savsssisiag
Who has received . regular s1edical educatsse,
which il requisite or the successful treatoess a
diseases I,ecssse Of bis sapasa1eled ssreess-
there have sPrung, ho. tine - IT,, 80 e.sss'
epee. impostors, without character % eascsfios,
uho, nv boastine have managed - Aersive th< ~
~ary sufferer into the belief that they vess sesPecs-
able ssd seienti6c nee In - dst1e. the hsve
scattered broadcast their sesiruos sosag The 49,
est asd unsasperting to the dessrsesisa q hsash,
and In sone cases life itself Beware 81 sn<. -
roo would of the rpss tire. foe shey arr - ses-
trsefive Dr. Young oikce Is ss Isl CLAY ST
opposite the southwest corner Of thu Piaza-
With regard tn remuneration, ian Indispensable
preliminary between y.aiien; and rressriher, su<
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aside Isr. Young hef- respectfully To state TO
those wishing consult him. thai In ordinary in
stances the Usual fee j. expected by other Prac-
ti,oaers hat where patients SEEK Ia ensrns, their
TO hi. entire management. he takes this cs'-
Porsunity of expressir has readiness 10 name .
specific eoasieerxtian TO ccn6sct the case sor .
deisrmiEsss period. to . successful s-ns- where
the exp<nse IA be- incurred and the fhysisssn So
esred the ronc'aal ATTENDANCE q has E.;i~nf uh'ch
the golden fcii cfen aes~rs heyond the secsed or
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parse II the E.iiest, ma. be agreed sEsa al ths
| first interview.
To CORRESPONDENTS
Patients residing in any part ~ the State. hos-
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vice al Dr. Young On their respective eases and
who think proper 10 submit a wrtien s,s;sna~ni n
such in preference To holding personal interview
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opportunity u observing that all letters oay
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II the case he fully aud candidly described, per
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sirsctons for diet. regimen. and the general treat
men; If the itself. Including the remedies.
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The Freach Lunar. Or Female
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The best remedy ever discovered for suppressed
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in the most easy manner possible, never creating
sickness, but renovaiing the system. and at the
time they remove any distractions which
may impede for the time the natural flow Of the
mcnses. No family should be without box in
the house, they greatly assist in the delivery at
maturity, of the child. They should not be taken
under some circumstances, in the early stages of
pregnancy, which will appear plain to ladies.
Price S. per box, with full directions sent to
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money. Address
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[ll:n3]
w. s. G..
CLUB HOUSE GIN.

THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING SOLE AGENTS
Of the above Gin offer it to the public as the finest
HOLLAND GIN, and the only GENUINE CLUB
HOUSE GIN imported to this market.
1t is put up in GREEN CASES, and branded
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J. ". JOHNSON.
A fTORNEY AT LAW. Solicitor IN Chancery,
"A ssd Proctor IL Admiralty.
stasais. March, 1881. lS:u
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Pure Ambrosial Whisky, in TASKS;
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Pure Bourbon Whisky.
The above Liquors are from the we'll known
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are guaranteed fine aud pure.
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FIRED a.. afsaaEa.
MOnIpelier, V,
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES
Single Copies s2-TsYo Copies for s3-Five
Copies foe So.
The Cheapest aud Best Family and General
Newspaper in the United States.

IheNEW lOHK WEEKLY TINES is It large and
ccgantly printed qulro ,he' OF e2h pl4e, o for y
csht CO umns-GryOcI 20 l'oc', Ike. ature aiI reu'
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GREATEST FAMIiY NEWSPAPER N he | Hlicd , Ate'
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e,eiyahg which may halpen u se 'aru lH'eft'ts IA
anv part ii the Wo"ld 1t comment tnily ana ie''I
upon all topics importance IA ever delaI,m ',' o.
ni,,,c acfon. and altHys in tht III rIet ol Ffetdon!
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b uniformly c n>ertaiet. II advocate eyer mea3urt
eNfe son or crpgiuation # slavery, as OF eFrryh
else incompatible tn Inc at2he" welfare Oh tlle "hoe
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al Ltellig,"ce oi Ee'"'a' ''e5e IN e'! ue'i MN, @
OF humau activity Il ncttr panderS ~ Eiou ''Oe- A'I
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seeks to promote Tie general welfare - urging the
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nd miscellaneous selections OF the hshest interest
rnE AGRlCyLTU DEPARTMENT
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S.s A&aagkS HSGbMMkiGRn.
II = IT IT u
aI&ipQ S,ify Ga
FROM THE
MttEstsl ~ pafNrln 9SnlktSsG.

" Leave dyes alone and only some reliable Re>tor.
tive, like Helm streets ini1nitable.''
sold eVeryweere-prce soc and 81 per bottle
" RI FAGAS 500. Pr0pEitors, Troy NJ
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regenerato" is put up in two sizes. and
retaiis for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles The quart bottles are much the
cheapest
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MRS. WILSON'S
COG O a N UT OIL.
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles
and rctas for 81 cts. per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of any person, young o there is not its equal
the world 1t viii make the hair everything You wish it
to be-, and moreover it has perfume that is Infinitely
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts, either foreign
cr Amccau which alone should entitIc it to place or
eyrry ladv's toilet table.
- the Regrncrator before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little of the Dressing, and YOUR
hair viii hc even more lifcikc in color and beauty.
mothiu" your hair but these preparations, and
use these according directions and we warrant you
a good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry 7. VIII
son & Co.. Manchester, y H.,to whom all letters should
be addressed.
l.. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Eetai. Agent.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
NUMBER 1862
PRICE. TWO CEA1S.
Greot Remedy for CongAS, ccjdy rrd
Kidney DiGcuhics.
WHITE PINE CoMPoUWp,
rREPARED BY
DR.. j. w. POLAND & co.
GOFFsTOwN GENTLE NIL


GoFFsTowN CENTRE, MI.
isiHE following Testimonials will tell .l.
Medicine that is now becoming poru.ar tagter iIs,
any other article sold bv druggists =
Rev. j H. Chase, Ot Rumnev y H. l..i.-, ,io.s ,t
april 4th, 1850 says &c When v9ur taycr two hnt
lie OF White Pine Compound was rcr eiyed was s,%
err, e,l9% @ ron most severe cold Itook he Compound
.he Compound Is an inNaluobla medicine DO VA
thousands who know nothing Of is vi,tues aoild be
rotae bttttr acquainted witt it.7
hey. J.. G. Stevens FaetCr Of the Bal,t,et Church n
s Some Of ny family have tried it, one Conn otnd.
WIN slEna success Jsiiers it t1 b. of u, jg,!
topsh Rsmco'S err prepars1. Heeides It's valve as
Cough medicine have good to believe it to be
Mr. Asa Go0dhuc, of Row n. H.. was so prost a I'd y
DGdteS in March. 1855 that neither himself nor am
Who saw min thought that he could possibly live through
te mont IS last resort, he thought he would try
the White Pine Compound They rrocur bottle i,r
him he began 10 take it and to he surprise all i'm
medafeiy showed signs Of amendment. kIeyea meath
alter wards Feb %, 1850 in fall statement o. his ca.
esays -" believe DIR. poand's White Pine Comnour
under God, has been the means OF my recovery tip
undreds Of of Kidney complaints CURED rN
TREL BY taking The White Pine Compound have been
reported b druggists. here two sanples
An aged man III Danyeis, Mass., heard o rhtCom
pound as Won1eTiui curative 1or &idnev MI arte
Being great sufa irOul that difficulty .eLi to ire
A p 5hec&!y tortV bottles They CURED lu Aes1c
the} Wcra worth 1.,y dollars . has snGa sod tuau
many bottles mset
le second case hat Of business mar. N saleln
Mass tie WaS&s0 c1rri OF tbe complaint After
E"rts re went to Minnesota Tie rr"at atiA q hie
journey brought irtu'n OF his former i:cuty sud
SEEKING IN v:in y! Minnesota TO lhe Compound. he
comge!led 70 >eAo al t.!e way IL SALEM ave Ii
W@ried bV express.
"jalv, 1860. DE-. PolAND:-Nr.J {. iiuror.c'a l.
"h2 sells your Medicine hH requested r.. = g1r
1riet statement oi WAa'y our Na p1r Coyp5, ~a It
dc: %! had been afflicted with the dhny CON
p'aiHt for oog nne ara lad bad 1ouah q ~.
YEAR saudI1. "h.eh ral>ed rae to ,i1 b'ocd quite
ireQoent.N. No ore CT "y acquaintance oxpete2
tl'at shoutj eve: - l.t health again. Bar bot
/ rs ot our HUts ZINE tonr",yH have cured ne q
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
Notice.

rpHIS is certify that have this day given my son,
/ John K. Sterling his time during the remainder OF
his minority and shall claim Of his nor pay
any debts OF bis contracting, after this date.
Il. M. WELLS, Witness. DUDLEY STERLING.
southlBarre, March Is, 1892. H3;8
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-13
Who wants Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
HaIr DRESSING.

Please read few c,r+iica.es ror tla rolorgr ra,ia
bic and well known pe5pIr
,,-., ,, =, w..
iIL'S.S, - -t,,,,l 'clS'H . '"'--1'F "Ie Is no"
45!ng your he2ener'Sof j' II" i!'r' aga pro"o's L
"S "'e' u. III III '''t '''"' no u's4gt e.
t".1 p''I' -" - IL III .. - p '"I> - 'd.'-
~ ~ '' I'st 4 ~ '"e '-a""'li'I' i'' you
t". | .,, u'' - t. ,'l-'H' Lin ] az 'iCc1
% w.. u, wa II '''' 49, '''t E4't SuI''I "e
Mlat2 h'.' '"'n '..s tes, "II!'4' !oF '.- }'I
"'" !" "i'- .'E', III, 50;
''r>' - 2iE'f 'f'-N2; -'e"htf!!"fs, Ms
{" IKE TIE iJlr BGGpHer0tor aad Dresc,Hg pery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-09

The REIIcIors ANNrERsARTEs.-The religious
anniversaries, with which this city has bssn
blessed for the past few days, are now nearly
concluded. In u pecuniary point Of view they
have been very. and deservedly, unsuccessful.
There IL no greater humbug on record than
these annual assslnblages Of vagabondizing
parsons and seedy phanthropsts, who come
here to pray money out cf The pockets Of simple
people. So far FROM accomplishing any good,
the moneys collected al these anniversary
meetings support only a set Of idle, worthless
rantsrs, who are too lazy TO earn their own
livelihood, except in this swindling manner.
Year after year these gatherings have been
held, and vice and immortality are just about
as rampant and prevalent as ever. Ordinarily
such dismal failure to accomplish anything
would be the ruin of any organization; but
when people dabble with religion they seem to
lose their common sense; and so they have
gone on, giving largely and receiving no re-
turns This year We are glad to notice that the
war has cut OF the supplies Of the pious ami
versary beggars, and We hope that they will
suffer accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-09
NAVAL OPERATIONS on THE COAST.
Rebel Batteries Captured and Prizes
Taken.

Rebel Batteries Captured and Prizes
Taken.
wAsHIsoroN, May 8, 1862
The Navy Department has received dispatches from
Commodore Dupont to-day, datod Port Roy7l, May ..
giving interesting particulars Of an expedition on the 18th
Of April with the Hale to capture battery on Grum
bals plantation, near the Junction OF Dawho oowpow
and South iso rivers 1t appears tho ~ opened On
the Hale when within eighteen hundred ards, and con.
suuod their Are she wound her way 70 engage he'- ~
close quarters but whom the Hale reached the last
and making the battery oes
fed In haste Lieutenant ellis landed with party k
mon 70 destroy IL The work about $50 yards from
the river bank and mounted two oag ans twenty four
FOUNDERS excellent fold carriages. So rapid was the
sh Of The robes that Of the guns left loaded and
prmed. Tho Hale returned 70 her anchorage without
having man injured.
Another report details the proceedings at Bulls Ray.
Lieutenant Nickes CROSSED the bar with tho Onward
the It'll u and anchored within 800 yards Of the light
house on Bulls Island, and opened fire small work
situated about fifty yards the southwark OF the light
house. Shortly after he landed in his boats covered By
the guns Of the Onward the rebels fred upon the party
but not awaiting attack, fod from the island 70 the
mainland. The Onward has now complete command Of
the channel that vessel either enter or go ous
On tho Sd uls Lieutenant Commanding Nicholson, q
the Isaac Smith, then stationed q st. Augustine, having
heard that schooner had como In over the MAtanss&
bar some eighteen miles TO shs southwark despatched
boats together with detachment OF twenty.
ave men from COL Bolts command to capture her. which
was dene and the schooner brought up 70 81. Angus
tine The vessel was called the Empire City. She had
register and cleared from Nassau, p, for st. Jhas
" B. Her cargo consisted Of provisions. dry goods,
medicines In consideration Of tho fact that tbs ess
xsns Of g. Augustine without the noccssares Of life.
and with no Of getting them, Lieutenant Nchosoa
sold the cargoI or portion Of H. At auction.
The sunbost Ksrhama on the 2lst uls OF Mobile. CAP
tursd the R. c. Files, while attempting 10 the block
ads She was loaded with ceston and has been ssas -
Ksy WeoS.