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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26


The AGED CHRIsTIAN,-lf nearness to
home is calculated to cheer the heart and
revive the soul, the aged believer ought to
be very happy man, for he has, through
the merits of bis Redeemer, an unspeak-
ably happy home before him, the trans
cendent delights of which no mortal tongue
can describe; home where sin and sor-
row shall never enter, and where Joy and
happiness shall be unsullied for evermore.
To such a home the child of God is Jour
neying. What comforting thought this
isfor the evening of life; going home; go
ing to brighter scenes, and purer enjoy
ments, and hoier companions; going TO
be with the Lord. Such prospect as this
ightens the burden of years, and makes
old age happy period in the Christians
life.
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j, w. FAILLNG, I'M. d.,

HoMGoPATHi0 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ll Office h0nrs-F=om to P. Saturday., from
10 n. TO Particular attention paid to Diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs. OFFICE, 9sehsands. Old
'''"' ''''-4 FiREMoNT, OHIO.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26

BROKEN CHINA OR GLASS WARE is
neatly and securely mended by cemenling
the broken edges with cherry tree gum
while soft Press the edges firmly to-
gether till dry, and the break is scarcely
perceivsble, and stands water well.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26

Rainy Sundays are rather popular with
-church-goers. 1t enables them to exam.
inc their ledgers without compromising
their reputation tor piety.
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MCnREY- MI

DaYsICtaE- AND sURsEeN. orrIcE-Ur-stairs
i over Lesbers Hat and Cap Store, nsIt door to
.fiTksHoNT, OHIO Eoetaoss
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.. RUCKLAND g. SONS,

TNEzLE in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints,
HONS sE1-nfshes, DyeSlufs, Glass, Books Station
ery Wall Paper Fancy Goods &c. &c No. /, Bucklznds
old Block, FREMONT, OHIO.
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M DICAL.

j. w. GROAT, NJ d., ~
DHYsIcIAS AND SURGEON ofHce-in vaIle.te',
Block. Hodse-lfptd door South Of Tschumy s Cab
met Rooms, FREMONT, oHIo. [janIe5
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DRUGGISTS.
C. R. MeCULEOCH.

nEALER in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints
Oils varnishes, e-Stuhs, Glass Books. Station
sry lPsPer Fancy Goods, &s &c, No. Bucklsndr
e old Block, FREMONT, OHIO.
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DENTISTRY
G. j. sALNMAN.

nKNTIsT, will be IN his Office, at Clyde, A
the last two weeks OF each montl, 10 7Y1Szze...5
perform ali operstions required In his pro-SIHfU
fessiou. Subtraction gusranteed in all cares Rooms
al the old stand, Coct q, s6.-tstf
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PHOTOGRAPHER.
A. %. wILEs,

A. Do " "ILES"
DGoToGRAPHGALbEfaY In 81. Claifs Block, op-
II posite the Post Office.
FREAUNT, ONO. tSo
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HOTELS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

T-SV AN hOOSEs
TyR&HK N. GURNEYa Proprietor, Passengers carried
to and from the House free OF charge Situate cor
ner of State and Front Streets, p n
FREMoST, OHIO.
PxrKR kEssLER - k.I BELDIsG.
aaoo KESSLER's HOUSE.
FD EssLER SBEbDIEG, Proprietors. Passengers car
IN ried 10 and from tie House fee Of charge Stu
Gle corner Front and State Streets. --..-.,.
FREMONT, OHIO.
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8. b, TAYLOR, nj.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoSy-
I'LL OFFICE-ln valletts's Block, over E K. Aoofes
tsrocery and Crockery Store, ~
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f O r r. H e Fl IR!

Serin Anbros Rings AmLrosa Toene Kendars Aboue
Mhchefs Cocoa
ades of all descriptions. szas
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H. RAKEnsMgRE

nHYsIcIAS AND sURGgoE. once Esst Z side oi
the river, on Main Street, door sast Of Thomp
sons old Tavern stand ~ ~ q
FREMONT OHIO. llBR
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III. NJ, SHAW,

ngNTfsT, is prepared to DO all work in the srGn.
4 Dental Profession With prODptness and Ss14r.sf
satisfaction to all Who may need his BerEioet. Q1y
Hssprspared to set from single tooth ofo-m1g
fete sstS for upper and lower jaws. Teeth iIBerte
pivot gold OF silver plate OFSIcKin BueklAn6s
old Block, upstairs
FREMONT, oHI'. [Jan. 6a.l
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Business Directory.


TVXHE REGULAR Communications of the Lodge Of
tGooA 7euparB srs held In theirroom in Bucklaud's
ed Bloek, every T1ssdAy evening" Visiting Brother
audSstersare invited All feel interest in the
cause of Temperance aud the welfare OF the community,
are requested 20 Join as. SSn.
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III. EVERETT,
w. f. Riley
H, w. WINSLOW.
2JOHN L-GREENE,

FfOREEF ND eouNsELLoR AT Law, viii
"A attend to Legal Business in Sandusky and adjoin-
ng counties Particular attention paid to the collection
Of Claims. Soldiers Back Pay, Bounty and Pension
claims promptly attended to.
OFFICE-Front, cornerroom, upstairs, Tyler Block,
d, .4ll-rs s, FREMONT, OHIO. = Et
February Is, 1855.
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= KESsLER,s HOUSE.
HARDWARE.

Ala rROBERTs & SHELDON,
I'D, EALERS In Hardware. Nails Stoves. Agricultural
Implements, &c, snd manufacturers Of Copper, Tin
and Sheet Iron ware, FI0nt Street, a.sfg--s.7
fF,sfttsT " FREMONT OHIO. G Z fltfe5
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04
RIVER NEWS

S1 E6O PER YEAR! we want Agents
T1OSO everywhere to sell our I'M
aoyED $40 Sewing Machines. Three new
klhdS Under and upper feed. Sent on trial
'arrantcd five years. Above salary or large
ommissions paid. The ONLY machines sold in
lie U ). for less than $40, which are .tuUy IT,
,esed By Honc, Wheeler d DV,isOn. Grorer G
E"er, Singer d Co., and Bacheider. AL other
leap machines are i,yriagments oad tie seller
user are liable To arrest, .fne dnd imprison
k'at. Illustrated circulars sent free. Address,
rcali upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
p Chicago Ill. ly52
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04

And on this day comes the plaintiff by his
attorney, and it appearing from the return of
the writ of attachment therein, that the writ
has been duly levied upon the following real
estate to-wit: part of the west side of the G y
of the ne section thirty -onc (3lD township
twenty, (2O) range thirty (3D) west also part
of the east side of the e1s of the ne14 section
thirty -One (3l) township (20) range thirty (30)
west; and the w I, of lot No. II. in the town
of Bcntonvlle, all in the County of Benton,
and State of Arkansas. ami that the said de-
fendant cannot be found in the said county to
be served with process herein; and the said
defendant, having wholly failed TO appear on
or before the third day of the present term of
this court, and plead or otherwise answer to
said plaintiffs action. it is therefore ordered
that said defendant be hereby notified that an
attachment has been issued against his estate
and levied on the above described lands to sat
isfy debt of said plaintiff, founded upon a
promssory note, and for demand Of Sl2S,00,
and unless he shall appear himself or by at
torney, on or before the third day of the next
term of this court at court to be holden at
the Court House in said county on the first
Monday after the fourth Monday in August,
1866, judgment will be entered against him.
and his estate sold to satisfy the same; and
that this order be inserted for two weeks sue
cessively in some newspaper published in this
State. the last insertion TO be at least thirty
days before the first day of the next term of
this court. a true copy from the record.
Attest, G.. W. RICE. Clerk,
perJ. W. SKIES. Dep. Clerk.
Attorneys Black e. Reynolds.
Bcntonvillc. Ark july 81. July 25--2w
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.

rgy" We are authorized to announce FREE
MAN W. COMPTON. of Dallas County as Il can
didatc for. udgc of the Supreme Court.
NS" We are authorized to announce Hon.
DAVID WALKER, of Washington County. as a
candidate for the ensuing August election for
Suprclnc Judge Of Arkansas.
"a" We are authorized to announce LUKE
f. BARBER, rs il candidate for Judge of the
Supreme Court at the ensuing August clcc-
tOn.
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04
Arrivals and Departure of the Mails

Arrivals and Departure of the Mails
lays and Saturdays at II a. m. Depart for
\ Louis-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
P2p. m.
DEPART FOR LITTLE Mondays
ledncsdays and Fridays, at 6 a. m. ARRIVE
[N0M LITTLE RoCK.-We Wednesdays, Fridays
|na Sundays, at al IN.
ARRIVE FROM FT. SMITH.--M Mondays, Thurs
(Vs and Saturdays at II u. m. Depart for
smith, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
fysat Up m.
ARRIVE FROM FAYETTEVILLE (by way of
res Creek-Monday at a. m. Depart for
| ettcvillc--Wedncsday at 3 p. m.
ARRIVE FROM FAYETTEVILLE (by way of
est Fork )-Thursdays at II u. m. Depart
Observation-Disclosures at II a. m.
J.S. BUSIIONG, Il. M.
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04
The Van Buren, Press.
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.

- s. W. PettiRgW DC Co.. in Neu York and
Rsstou. are authorized to receire GdrertiSiRg for
The Press, tn those cites.
rSs- Cdpt. p. Nay and Jno. Neale. With c. G..
S,'on d Co.., dreoW AGENTS at Ltttie Rock.
i3ey ,riH receire subscriptions for The Press.
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04
AUDITOR OF THE STATE.

Is We are authorized to ANNOUNCE Gen.
JAMES +. FAGAN as a candidate for Auditor of
Public Accounts at the August election.
sE5- We are authorized to announce JAMES
IL. BERRY, as a candidate for reelection to
thc Office of Auditor Of Public Accounts, at
the ensuing August election.
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04

We are authorized to announce Capt. JAS.
klLLIsON as candidate for State Senator from
H. Counties of Crawford and Franklin i'm the
August election.
q We are authorized to announce DR.. S.
|llCHIsM, of Franklin County as candidate
Ftoreprescnt Crawford and Franklin Counties
Pin the State Senate in the August election.
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04

sB- We are requested to announce +. G..
[WHITEsIDEs as a candidate for the office of
Ioilcriii OF Crawford County, at the ensuing
August election.
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04

-" We are authorized to announce the
|lIOn. A. B. GREENWOOD. of Benton County us
b candidate for Congress from the Sd Congfes-
eional District, at the August election.
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04
Rcmoval-CO-partnership.

State Of Arkansas, County of Benton
In the circuit court Of said county at the March
term Mere?f on the on day Of March, a. d.,
1866.
James Woolsey J Plaintiff.
rs. Debt by attach.
Madison WOOlscy) Defendant.
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04

- We are guthorized to announce MARTIN
iteoMAs, As a candidate for Constable for Van
Buren, Township at the August election.
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04

iHO A MONTH !--Agcnts wanted for sir
~ entirety ner articles. just out. Ad-
Us y. J. CAREY, city building Biddeford.
:, :, ly52
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04
Masonic Notice.

The regular communications of YAK Bv-
F'EN LODGE, No.G, A.Y. MAsoNs are held on
eecmd Monday in each month at Z o'clock L.
F- in their Hall at Van Buren. Members of
Lhe Fraternity in good standing are respect
lJAly invited to mect with us.
w. T. ENGLAND, ". NJ
ID. DICKSoS. Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1866-08-04
For Congress, Third Congressional District.
... DIR. JAS. f BENNETT, .a
OF SEBASTIAN COUNTY.

Subject to nominating convention of the
Union Conservative johnson party. fairly eX-
pressed,
shall be most happy to meet Col. johnson
and other candidates for Congress from this
District. at Fort Smith, Van Buren,, Fayctte-
willie. and other places. at any convenient time
in July. for the purpose of discussing the inn
prtant political issues in which this people
and the whole country areyitally Interested.
j. +. BENNETT.
For Congress Sd Congressional District.
Hon. A. b. GREENWOOD.
OF BENTON COUNTY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

a.. .....,.~- .,.-... a.
quo sn YOUNG 'ieu 'neS was never there be-
so,'' a"" ,., "en,' ueeu nas' ueeh, Ihey
vii sno, rnia "a gVU Uo man 'r"u II armed
'assaS m t o' , I0 oU ~ nave they
,o,d, wv ','.I, ''''n LOU uot IN oil
~" IA - 81, ""SE WIN tIs
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nh Jeor,
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a. nE.n I ,Ua. no., 80, .N1',' Cahe
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uv"' n,t' ana co.,, ANS around
n.y. ~, h t,,tr, u n,t n,., ',n' was at
.So ''T ,,gI ',, e,r ~. "a va, ''n VI
Suo VIZ" ,h "a" H. ''' ''' '''' P''S'oeu
m p,t IN pa ' p,rod,so t., cit.
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NJ, 81. o,.r,, c,r,s and l,,....-
,.rnhs .hot haa ossod arouna - ''oasy
I ',C 81 ", - CSp
diea ont and ,nost thomnbta uoro KAY
ketward N''' ' '''' ''""'
paradise uttered distressed pro,r
and woke with troubled, bewldere5
look, the perspiration running Off at ev.
ery pore.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

THE LINCOLN CERBnoxIEs.- The Wash
ington National Republican pays the
following merited compliment to Sen
ator Foot;
Now that this imposing occasion has
passed into history, and the mastery
Grafton of the Hon. George Bancroft
has been read by millions, and will take
its rank among the great intelIectus!
efforts Of modern times, we think it Que
to record our qualification at the ad'
mirable arrangements by which the
whole affair was conducted.
The Hon. Solomon Foot, Senator
from Vermont, Chairman of the SeuaR
Committee, with his associate Chairman
on the part of the House, Hon. K. b.
Washburn, laboriously studied to make
the event as memorable in its appoinF
ment as the occasion was notable,
By their assiduous attentions nov
only the comfort of the large audience
was secured ; and every thing was oons
to render the services go solemn anu
impressive, that to the beholder tDey
will never be forgotten.
There was neither oversight or ms
take in the conduct of the arrangement
and they will be the standard for all con
ing ceremonies of this nature.
1t was strange and inexcusaole, sh
while so much credit Is due to the HOE,
orable Mr.. Foot and the Commits
having the matter in charge. bns
Associated Press in it's pretended 80
count of the aRair should make no a'ea'
tion whatever of his name. Kan
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

Moonlight on the battlefield, We.
and calm marbled faces, yet smtnr!
stifened gore; here and there tho q
Of weapon grasped IN the very 9ee@
struggle.
mere standing corpse, with the atz
thrown upward, the haad claspiug ID.
branch Of that old tree which droo.
over. Shot in this very attitude. Il.
sudden agony cleuched the hand, -
~. 0re to open. There under the shade
little .9mote from the thickest o: Il;
fight. two corpses sitting, one holiil;
the canteen to his lips the other
mouthful OF breai.
Further on is a home deserted by ST.
save one, an aged man. His boYho0.
heard the first shout of liberty, follow
ing the glorious strife of our fathers
To-day his dying eyes have bebeld tli
battle renewed the fight fought agsL
for freedom. The light falls in at th,
window where he had lain down to heg
the shout of victory and close his eye
forever Woe, woe, that his hairs shou!
AdNG "iilbCuCh 4Ol EuIu u ELSht. N
sleeps peacefully pow. 1t is well.
And the city is not far distant. BIZ
this morning it was beleaguered ya
waiting stood the bride to be led to ta
altar. A random shell, and oh sadde1
of all her life was gone; the bridal rob
dabbled with blood. Death here thou
art terrible.
Yet those placid faces q the moon.
light. Far Off on the old fruit trees and
hanging vines Of home falls the sane
mellow radiance, and the loved ones ur
der the old roof are even now dreaming
sweet dreams Of the time when they
shall again meet those dearer to then
than life itself, all unconscious that The
death angel has waved his broad wing
over them. Oh if you are happy, witt
voices OF friends melodi0us in your
ears, say not confidently at parting, v,
shall meet again.
Alas and alas the lips that here mul
INJURED we shall meet again, and never
have those bright hopes been realized,
Death, thou art dark and terrible ye.
dOst thou wreathe q smile as
OF an angel around the hushed lips 0.
thy victim
The moonlight shows familiar face
Death hath stamped it with more thar
mortal smile, 1t is Paradise. No more
will be heard the free laugh the merry
song, tn ready jest, that were won't 10
oegutle the weary hearts, that seemed 70
make the blaze of the camp fire brighter
BraveIy fighting he fell with an hun
fred Others. We drop tears over him
allen. We remember him ever CRATE
'ully, tenderly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22
ed up with all the lmpe,uosity of Wig
orous charge upon the enemy's works,

cu up WIN All tue ithpS'uo VI u VS.
orous charge upon the enemy's works,
shouting
80, no guess we must have one, too"
and a shower OF kisses rained upon the |
poor girls lips"
The old lady was fairly frantic, shout
ing, eyer blackguard yankees, yer
never seed the like OF sich villains and
sCoundreIs in all my born days
It's a hard dose, soldiers said Para
disc, shaking his head "hUt the old
ladys mad you see because she isn't
kissed.
The girls were released at her ex-
pense.
every one oi us boys kissed the oil
thing said Paradise, shaking his sides
at the recollection, But how mad she
was. Just hollered after her, when she
had got her old mule under full trot, to
know If she had got any hot cakes and
honey at her house
CHAPTER THIRD.
My dear friends, if you are wont to
be getting into scrapes and have friend
who is wont to help you out, appreci-
ate him.
The only Greek sentence l know APP
pAltS utIGs uuI w hoI NuOlS ~ AOl lON
might not be able to translate it, and If
you were able, you might expect more
Greek quotations from me, which could
not furnish.
Asking tavors OF friends, sometimes
is like taking dose Of bitter medicine,
isn't it You put the glass to your
lips, try to gulp it down. Ugh! you
can't do it. So you take your friend by
the button hole, your request is on your
lips, but you talk of this and that, and
finally leave him without mention Of
your desire.
Tim Harris and our friend Paradise
were friends as it were by law of ma
| ture. Nature is the full definition, the
! completion Of harmony. Tim was al
ways in scrape, Paradise always help
/ ing him out.
Tim one day took Paradise by the
! button hole-metaphm Para
| disc was in his shirt sleeves. Some
| thing was evidently on Tins mind, be-
cause he talked of everything else in the
world, things of which he had no man
ner Of occasion to talk.
QuOth Paradise, after listening to him
some half hour, Tim. old fellow, what's
the matter with you"
Tim looked down and sighed. "Im
I'm in a dreadful predicament, the worst
q man ever was ill.,"
"What now, TIM"
you've read Charley O'Mallev p
eyes
"And you remember the Dalrym
Piles 2"
yes
Tim was feeling for precedent.
"And you know the Langleys owe
here mile or so from camp, the sam
that gua YOU into the Libby g.
Eyes, but they haven't got you il
there :"
"No, but had rather Ee there" Yol
see l went over there the other day
drank glass Of egg-nog and said some
soft things to that youngest one. Some
how or other | took another glass, anC
l don't know exactly how it happened
but you see got engaged and the wed
ding day is set and all"
"Oh, Tim, sad, sad fellow, l can't hell
shaking my head obviously at you"
If you get out OF this scrape safely
Tim, old boy, you may consider yoursel
as good as insured for life. And Para
disc put on his thinking cap. II hav'
it now" he exclaimed. "You write :
lady's hand; sometimes ;?
Eyes"
well, get your paper, pen and ink
Sit down and write while dictate"
A drowning man catches at straw
Tim felt hope revive already.
Now a!l's ready. Begin.
nC--.,.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

It is very long time
since | heard from you and am getting
to be quite uneasy They say some OF
the soldiers are counting those sick Vir-
glnia girlS|and the married men are the
very worst; but don't think anything
OF that sort Of you.
have been acquainted with you ever
since we were children and you have al
ways been known for an honorable,
high-minded fellow. | am very much
afraid though that you are sick and
can't write. Little Sally is fast getting
over the measles and the baby is coming
down with them, so he cries and frets
good deal, He is real cunning though.
He tries to put both fists in his mouth
sometimes, want to name him Tim,
after you; but Mat and all the girls say,
ooh no! it is so outlandish' They want
me to name him George Augustus, or
Arthur Ernest: But then If you should
be killed or die it would be such COM
fort to have him named after you. Julia
Smith had her child baptised last Sun
day. They say Deacon Allen is sort O.
shining up to her. His wife has been
dead about year, you know, but she
had Getter wait until her husband gets
cold in his grave first. | know l should
MT even get married again, if you should
be taken away.
Sally says, tell Papa she is almost
we'll, and DR.. Johnson is going to give
her three sticks of candy for taking the
ugly old medicine.
Write soon to your loving Vile,
MARY ANN HARRIS"
II guess that will do the business. 1t
sounds sort Of natural as If your wife
did write it, that is if yoa had one,
don't it %
Jimmy | feel almost as If died
after reading it. But / don't under
stand what you are going to do, Para
disc
Well, you see, I'll make an excuse over
there, to-day sometime. I'll get conf
dental, tell them how much think of
them, that don't like to see you i'm
pose upon them. Then I'll tell them
you are a married man and got two
children. OF course they won't believe
a word Of it. I'll show them the letter
as proof, tell them that stole it out OF
your pocket purposely to show them.
I'll make them promise never to let you
know who gave them the information.
You go over tomorrow and see the re-
suit. OF course you will be dumb |
founded, pretend to innocence, until |
they bring out the letter, then you show |
signs Of guilt, but make them tell who |
brought the letter. You swear you'll |
be the death OF me, and SO you viii |
nearly, for we'll have regular side
splitting time over it" |
Tim threw up his cap with nip,
nip, hurrahl" .s- isa.r r.az- |
"Hold on, Tim. Open the letter and /
add a postscript to let them know [
there's no use In fshinS for me- as |
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

-Bewitching little Pioolomlni ~
ing. Rheumatism has sadly oiss
her pretty features. v7-7
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-09
Nomination for the Mayoralty.

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MANY friends Of DIR. EDWARD SILL
hereby respectfully recommend him for
the Mayoralty of this city, at the election
to be held on tho first MONDAY in April
next.
It VIII no doubt be remembered-espe-
cially by citizens Of somewhat m ature age
that, some years ago, DR.. Sill was called.
for three consecutive terms, to preside
over the municipal affairs Of Columbia as
its Intendant, without salary. He is, there
fore, not without experience in tho duties
Of tho Office. If, then, in the present
aspect of things, there is need of our pos
sessing the qualifications Of industry,
fidelity, economy and thorough business
habits, coupled with official experience,
into whose hands must be committed the
administrative affairs Of the city-then
will these all be found, in great measure,
united in the individual hereby nominated.
Dec 81 til