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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16
bEiiiaJ, and S-CJ.sT W are. Glass.
S;7g;'. ifE:ecisss.;zr@. .s.3rihCn.
VTTC, Rope, ~" Inc. sc.
PENNSYLVANIA State Agricultural Society

VNHiUITlJN.-The Eiath Annual EXhI-
{ uj.au g.. The Peuasy y.vanla Stale AsrI-
rlI-lfaI Sgcicte. val be held al POwel;on.
Fn#adc.rh.a.ca Tuesday, Wedn >day, Thurs
llg and f.ilar. the s..h, = Jh, :9,h and 3Oth
DAYS rt Sl-.r!uoer next. On the Isl Septem-
trr. the Secretary vtii remove 10 The Rooms
.l ,at TniIaf,ipA S.c,ery FOR the Promouon
O.. A-.-u.,stc. -,.. go Chestnut street. Phil
.L,irl.a. v argr BOOKS Of Entry for the EIhl-
lir,p Il4 opened.
iu...- ,.'5--~s.., ,a the Sccre'GTy,at Harris
la.-..r-D -Gr--ra. rh..ai.,or Chs X. Ensf.
Busj.etyn,Wi,I meet with attention ;ill ist sep.
DAVID TAGGART, Pres't
\. q. HESTER. Secretary
Goods for EyG.b.,Iou. carried on all the
Railroads % ;lr Stale, D AMI irc,iree OF charge
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16

School Directors viii 'ini 1t to- rhcir advaa-
tage lo aaeuI, SEE for themselves, select i"t
themselves, and enpl"y lHcr Teaches
on the same day. y teacher should be the
choice Of the School Boari, and not OF au ~
d.yIdual Director only.
u. HECKENDoRN, c., suP'l.
New Berlin, Aug. Il, 1888.
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a.ruiesurN fMarkrI.
NIAItHI ED.

On ,b. ostI, nit. iy Rev T. Eird.JANES SEIGERT 10
Mis- FILEN NuLN EETu\. Of rl'am5 KIN ~
On m, Istin,t. by the same. !. WElMAE YOU ~ OF
,,l,,,.l,tr, to Ms LUCINDA EOTiI, Of rham"kin.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16

I-gAny of oar reader, who wj-h to
,ur,lt>, Piano. are directed To the ad-
yrr,i,cmcnt Of jos Il. Loud, in to-day $
,a,,r. Loud * Son are celebrated NAH
.,Llturnr-.
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r. We are requested to c,ll ait .2tl"n
%. many of the lot-ownyrN IN tins borough
{, the " Notice to Pave.
,y.p.,5 rho T,,r;g Snr,rh of Con.
Kcim of Bcrk>, the Peoples candidate for
Auditor General, on OR first PAGE.
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!-.,Jul.c GRAHAM of Carlisle Is Il"
preside over the Snyder County Court,
next week.
Week after next, Camp Ein@old Viii be
held at Niddlchur" Gcu. kcim, 1t Is
announced in the Tribune, will J." present.
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,;.1. ILL. ,,,oJ. and # ! NOT ;mnos-
.ihlc that the buyer may come upon the
auctionccr for the sum invested upon his
demonstrations.
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'' ..;,a,, -, o,,- s,rcc,s in The w,v
.r,I;,l.:. mho, his noise was stoned
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Notice to TrespaSSers.

Ys7HE undersigned, who have hereunto set
Ihrir names, citizens 1T Chtl,>quaGue
and Point townships, hereby give notice that
hereafter ;hey will prosecute Co the iu'i extent
OF the law every person found lr"SpaSS'us
upon iuglr premises by hunuuE with a gun Of
dog. fishing with seine. carrying oil huIt or
NUS. or III any other way Irc>pasSIns upon
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adn.iuistra;oI-s NoiiCc.
FRENCH BURR
TITI, STCyII F!AWUFACToRY.

-.-1 The uuJer~i-ucI keeps Con-
u f'I4 stan,'y GA haud Frrri HEr' OF
= '''l.,( s,.zall sizes, aad turui>hs- every ar
- rs..s..s ftic,c required hy Jac mining ,ralc.
Complete satisfaction guaranteed ."' ever.
arlicie sold. Milers vino prefer the Nn.i
Burr. bv giving ! to months notice, can
have rheir orders executed Al the Goa-reS IA
Fr,rcs Address WM. II. kEiNER.
,nr,I Is5q,,6 iAuri,L,uy T.. a., "a
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16

"" rh.u5 Ia. following irutr from re-
Specialize cir<.n oi NI>-r,>rfpl wiN answer
id" question, an a.. IouU,, ifom every uu1i-
a>ct mind:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16

Freeman Thomas, OF Wa,sontown, has
leased lands of Martin koup, of Wolf TIP,
hycoming Co, with a view to mine for
Copper, which he thinks can there be
found.
The people of Pottsgroye are building
brick editice, desigued to serve for both
school and church purposes.
The annual meeting of the Philadelphia
GA School synod Of the Presbyterian
church, will be held at Wiilismsport,
Thursday, 20th October.
The Montgomery county Democracy
endorsed the State Administration OF GOV.
packer-about the only county that has
Yet done SO, this year, most of the couu-
ties slurrirg him over by silence.
A COW belonging to Jas Turner, Esq 3,
of Granville township, MIi,u county, was
bitten by 4 snake last week, and died from
the effects thereof
The track layers Of the Suntury (
Erie Ealroad have reached point be
yond Rate Snake. They expect to reach
the first fork Of the Siuuemahoning by
the first cf December.
- Rev. b. Enu>man Will preach in tn"
Grrman Reformed Church, GA next SUNDAY
at :! +. NJ
4 Tuavrr gr.g. lxrru>.r have t,.t.I no v-tres #
Pr NI-rar- itl-,tn 90 NiIl Cherry. a.uI f. result
;r.qf Do i- r',- r.u-Iy 'Njrat 'r pulmonary oi
Ip..i, -... ca.-n.n, tn. vh,.. rams, ,r.rn d, slight
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-16

r. We are requested To o,di attention
oGmauy of the lot-ownyrN in tins BOROUGH
,o the " Notice to Pave.
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Teachers Examinations.

7 WILL. meet the Teachers ul tnipn county,
Tor examination, at the following tines
and places, at . o'clock \. NJ. OF each day ,
I-..1.,. L,.tri., n NNinfieId s IL. SrpI. y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
tdttsi iibR Glifglap5.
> ; 6Of 4H' Late, Cog e z 2 HE9rroRs y

] 'aNhA AAbVhf NhNt ~
The steamship Bremen passed here this
evening, from Bremen, with Liverpool dates
70 wednesday, the lPth, ,inat -four days la
ter thSa ehbss byfbd PtrsiA ri
Tho BhSish Ministry fas RESIGNED in con,
sequence Of the want Of cpnadeDee and res.
ltiluton nthS lHtusalo lCbm aidis. II n 7
Lord Palmerston is the new Premier. and
fairs 20 'nf
, The latest Intelligence from The .soat oI
twnf u thaf thb ApetuiAns bavd kyahuAisd
Placentia, Payis, lodi, Bologna and Anco-
1Iie' citadel and foFtiheation1ss d AZ PiSceptia
were, first blown, up. ,r.. ,,,..,, ,s'
+" The death of Prince Mettefnich 1" an
nounced.
The steamship CapadR arrived out on tho
ilth, the Borussia on the 18th and the Van
derbilt on the hith inse llfi9 bns wnlta
WAR NEws,2zIt "a Fufiofef that cNSpole-
on will return 70 FrGnde, Hnd sP6iissier be
commander IN chiel 10 ihtly.ia
IN The Apsttihps len theit provisions, am
gnnib9o and pAqpoh behind, in the eyacuar
pQn o. Flaoenza 1i 1oIi-a1r4s a4Islsssa-uU
Ihe hAustrishs quilted Bologna, on The
lltb inst for Mbdena /. I ,..'. .' .l2," .
Garibaldi occupied Bergano and repuised
,oYg, Ayqstrians, y who were Inarehip ipg against
him frdm Bfescia1 kaLA21G6G u
Russia has ooaelnded q financial convsn,
tion, with, the Rothschilds. No,details. NJ the
tradsAoti0sI AF5 kfyenhD JttH 31gEld
h Ehe French badpessedl ltlSog river Ada
wilhontsirikng aJtliaw. i FAL 1l4 !. y
Wheat eas assliRea three, .shlIiSesl in
q TIE, AVyirIens ,beys ,sysOpsed = ali She
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! Sporting intelligenoe.

,al as, ,ans,a.n AEw YaRE, June 2Sy
The st. Georges Cricket Club has taken
the responsibility of raising the necessary
funds, (SIOO0) to pay the expense Of the
eNpenseof the 'iAii England ont and home
The latter are expected here in September
when the match between them and twenty
two Americans will come off at Hoboken-
Two matches ars to take place at Monte
and one a, Phhilpdelphiai / I1 IullIl
The prehbihhries have been arranged for
prize fight in Canada on the ] st of Octo-
ber, betweep a ApstFS6an Bsltya lQf tNav, Y.
and Edward PEieesof pRostep for 81 900 a
side. u uI1erwIlF1D
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transmission q Foreign aiIaln1 " Nows. VS.,

New York, June 20.
On Saturday afternoon Of last week tho
highly important news furnished by the
steamer Anglo Saxon was published through
out the country, by the members Of the AS
socated Press, many hours before the steam
er which had brought ithad reached Quebec.
1t having been telegraphed to the Agent of
the Associated Press exclusively, from Far
tlter Point, whichis 100 miles Or more beIow
that city. To and from that point the As
sociated Press have Exclusive arrangements
for transmission Of news by telegraph, and
one Wonld suppose that news thus trans
mtted ought to be exclusive But on the
occasion referred 70, this was not the case,
there BENG good reasons for saying that
certssiq other parties, who had 20 right to it,
got hold oil the Anglo Saxonis dispatches
This iact, OF course, created some surprise
among the partiese Interested gip the matter,
and led 10 an 1inqtfiry Into the mystery on
the part Of their Agent, The result of their
inquiry Is, that d portion OF the news dis
phtchhed as referred 10, was taken off the
telegraph wires at some point stof Boston,
rat which Gan l easily, qcconfphshed by The
Morse wires il desired Any expert opera
tor on the magnetic Instrument being able
to read by the, clicks, has, only to ensconce
himself snuglS N taHis rooin, ofi hall, adjunct
to the one in which one OF these Morse in.
strufnents isin operaton,n and the thing is
dene"l Now1among aCertain cliqueof news
mongers, who have recently undertaken to
supply the newspapers with the latest news
there happens tQ be one Of these expert OPP
orators Who can thus read 1hc Morse instru-
ment by ear, and as these news-mongers hap
pen,to be the very parties WHO had sportion
Of the 'AHglol Saxon's news dispatched in
advahceof those to whom IL itlegitimately be-
lohged, it.would naturally beia very difficult
matter TO guess how4they came by thisnews,
and in order to- guard against any similar
trick, the Agent instituted new measures,
which hliwhsde e6hsbihmRted, lwill lpht Sn ef-
fectuaI stop to this mode of theying.
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TI6IslIaE,scdt.ra..

stfy"d lr ""'iNAEw ORlEANsj June 20. M
The Pieaygne otthis city hassabandaned
the independent arrangement for obtainisig
foreign and osher news by telegraph, so long
by II, showing that on applica-
ton i ibid been Admitted AZ one Of tie AS
sociated Press Of this City, twill in future
be on, the same footing with. the other New
Orleans papers, and ParticipAtein the New
York AsAOeiAted PEesS. 1.,, ualiu ns
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
,huHHG TEE tflI84s1-a
tWQOaTa 4AAG wIIfTg,rQ
One Horse Sh8UiRg shop,
ON THIRD STREET.
A. few doors East Of the PosT OrPtor.
nAVTOM n
THE

A few doors East Of the PosT OrPlor,
s, DAYTON, 0.
.VHE Subscriber is now better prepared
a thAn ever to accommodate his old customers, and
~ HOrse-ShOelng Business, ~
In Its various branches, Particular attention
Will be given TO all lame horses such as
VIII be cured sstiiactoryt TO the owner of seh or-
SEE and if not money viii be refunded ~
ALsO.--H Horses that interfere viii be shodtonre
vent ~ and Warranted, or money Refunded
He VIII peftonally buperintend all work entrustd
20 his care. Thankful for past favors he
asks continuance Of the patronage Of cid Gus
TONER'S, and will be happy TO accommodate as many
NRw ones AZ may favor him with = call 7(Fi'f'
Rpr2-dAwly 'qJi = NATHAN sIFFERniAN
Journal and Gazette eopv am ~
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\ slav4 AbdHctl6sL

e. ~ - SWAshINeroS, June 25th.t Z
Francis Hutehelsi tie spoToer gon board the
Steamer Marion, WIS. aff6sted at Charleston.
on Wednesday, just before the departure Of
the vessel for New York, lie had attempts.
ed toatdnctA Slave whs waslounde hidden
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.2a1dE #AsaIaS lJGbA9Es

The Constitution Of this morning reviews
Judge Douglas letter at length and regards
It as a declaration Of his purpose 70 oppose
the movement of tho Chailestonl GonvonIi
ton. -
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e:.ne.nns.i Msrl.ete

-,i d1 1o -ii->i- Eisti Mssl-sts.,s ..s ..ai.
un.d brd ag imi5 ,OfNoNNArI, June 2S.
Elgut iifm. s6@o9s for superine. Western
6,26a6 30.u Son d. .t.t b ,fg t'',e5lIIa
Wbisky 26@9616 .,I .flr1l ..i.a
RsoyisioDs buoy ant, Mess Pork SI6.O0. ...
- wheat steady White 1851 80; Red 20
OUrn active az so. t.i.I N"" '' a'Ai
d Rye IN fair demand at g5, .a'i'nt lh 1900
Barley duh aL 6O@62. HIH .1H.IG a..l
o. Oats. 55@56 1 L.aslf1"lo hlta.laI.
b LardilI.It aaI r.Ul Ia f 14fnO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
" llNEW CFlRMI MTa
Dec ouraeV 81 Govnas,

LEY Vufhey q NFpy uaS,
BaIbeTs and EaII dressers,
BAsenont OF Iqpday'h New BaiidIng,,
South HlesfC9rPer cf YeifyPeN and Market.
HAVING fitted up their rooms in the best
II style, they reprepared 10 attend to thegentie-
men of Dayton In the Shaving and Hair Dressing
line in a very superior manner. They are now
running three chairs They only ask a trial and
are ponhdent they can pleaae elllWhpl idvethem
call. Jan. 26, diff.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

The Steamship 0lssd6H from GLASGOW of
the ltth1iBt afritud here lthis Af.grn6Sa
fieriadyices arp autlcipatsd 5nsu ussnoW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
steamer Novn SCOTIA.

M y n ,iQUEBEC, June 25tB I
'TheTe gre 20 signs QfN tho STEAMER Nova
Scotia, now due with Liverpool dates to the
10Th inst. t.-,,,.,.. .,....
,G'iId NJ l464nbuc4l d.sb,rlm.
There are as yet no signs of the Steamer
Nova Scotia, now in her l1th day out due
with, four days later advices from Liverpool
The telegFsph, line. has;sipce ybeeBgfDteTTup-
ted, and onices have been Closed for the night.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
.sujiM INDICATED D'all o.
Strengthening Plasters II

THESE Plasters are excellent remedies
In Uasea Of pain and weakness IN the side
breast or baoki also Rheumatic affections, couehsi
asthma gprains brulsea, and kidney spinal affec-
tiohs: The ATnica, Galbanum, Pitch, Poor Mans
and HemOok PlasierB, are manufactured Of various
P'zeH' on Kid OF cloth and Poor Name on paper by
.4.. s. A. GRIFFITH, III, q .Ht,
81, Broadway Cincinnati. y, be .
and supplied 70 dealers and druggists on A. Eood
terns as any mGnuiaeturefs In the United States,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

! with unuaual rapidity.
| .77, M ',fl Estl
The LIVER ~ one ofthei 'princil lregi ilatOfs
uman bodyjand when tIes performs IT'S functions
weu the powers Of the system are fully develop
cd. The stomach 10 al most entirely dependent
on the healthy action Of the Liver for the proper
performance OF its func- ttonBj when the stomach
10 at tault, the bowels are htfaalt,and the whole
sSetS IN M OF one organ7-the
diseases Of that organ, H9ne OF the nropretors
has made IL his study, jim practice o more than
! ty ttWchty years, 70 nnol isone remedy wherGwith
20 20 YouhtefheV the many ygbaeFangomentsto which IL
~ liable. ..l. III .ta a'lII .NH. toa
odToproye thatthis res-medy is at last found, any
ps'on ps H. uoupled @ with LIVER CoRPLAIsr, IN any
ton on is certain y H., Jae.
lnebe Gums FemoNeL Jall morbid or bad matter
from the system, sup-I@plying in theic place a
heaithy now ol pic, ln-l Ylgorating the stomach,
causing 1000 70 .ulgest ~ Well PURIfy iNo TIRE
ehlnery, removing the Z, cause Of the diseSseEei-
feethlg a radical ctIro. = ill ltGIflCr.S
Ky q ana what Is better,
y,oon37o ~ s''sionai use OF me LtyfR
One dose after eat Ing ia sntBcientto rclleve
the stomach and pre--vent the food from rising
and Hourtng, i r
Only one dose taken : lat night; loosenBthe bow
els gently, and oureslS CosTIVEHEss. lt q Ni
One dose taken after, ,eacn meal will cure DYs-
PErsTA, ... upI ~ .... lItI
One dose of two tea :. spoonfuIs win ALWAYS re-
neye SICK HEADACHE. ~,
one boltie taken for -sfemale obstruction re-
5t mo.es the cause oIthe dieease, and makes per-
iC ieSt guIe. ~. luE n U "a t..k lit
lily ply one oose lmme- diately relieves ,CHoLIc,
"ntIee
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a CURE wARRANTDD

DR.. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exeiuaivelyto this peculiar class of maladieH and
the relief the, have consequently been able toren-
der their tellOwcreaturs. full and grae-
fully acknowledged by conyalescent patients and
Others daily arriving In town. from All parts Of the
country, for the express purpose only Ui uonaultH-
tons, while their eNertionB havebeen crowned with
the most signal advantages yet rom what theV
have experienced I'm enquiring into the causes Of
these infectious complaints from IN simple
condition to that Of the most dangerous and inv t
erhtel they have alwa sentertaiued the poEsitnftv
Of their prevention and removal, and ukewi6e IN
yanably undthas the most horrible and malignant
forms OF disease could almost invariably be traced
70 one oi me following eauses-lgnorance, neglect
or the Ill eeots OF unHklul or proper treatment;
therefore Dr.. AMOS and SON have suceeeded In
discovering 10 the selection of their remedies, a
safe eheetual and cautious cour6ei Omitting an
combination OF remedies which bear an eQuiVoeAf
character qs we'll asthpEe whose On lBiu-
dioious application might be productive of bad e6nl
sequences in the hands OF private individuals. In
short the taudabie end of heir reedieh s the css-
enlng OF great mass OF human misery by the aley-
1hton relief and prevention of those grieYou0 afaf
hietlons ta Id reality the net Zoe o lie and
which, while theI so extensively surround us, call
alopd for our skill and interference for their
mia ttiOn. fHl
COUN TRY lNVALIDS. sN
Persons in Any partof the vorld may be success
FULLY treated by forwarding correct detaifof their
case, with the remittance for medicines, etc. . b
Addfesh f'r. AMOS and SON, corner Main and. ,
Quay streets Buffalo, N. Y. jan7-dawly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

Dr, AMOS and SON take pleAsurc In AnnOuncIpr
that they have Invented most imporaRt instru-
ment for the cure of the above diseases II has been
subjected to test by the most eminent In
London, Paris, Philadelphia and hew York; II has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been Invented for the cure Of seminRl
Wehkneas, or any disease of the genital organs
caused blythe secret habits of youth. Price Ten Dolls
lars, bY Mail or Express. ''.7lI' 'l.s llI' .717s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
NEW TREATM ENT.
s.ea. P R VAT Z @..f
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE /!

A u the Buffalo Private Hospital-- Estab-
"A lished for the cure OF Syphths Seminal Weak
ness and the Secret Intrmitles OF Youth and Natu4
rity by DR. AMOS SON, Buffalo, N " Once
corner Of Main and Quay streets, Cup stRirs) IYll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
Oatp.e!ta! Carpetar.

.dfj fssIgrs.,e,I.. 'pOfHTEvPf7NIO
Hslf Cotton, sSs
f.E51i fHemp. aud IN. a.. ...-.-;0
-. Gifthing
tyslfa arf di6 q3twlcd ,ia sgiV lCArpeting
Which we offer very cheap for acAsH." Also "a,
- and - aaa checked strAW Mating.
spra f59iN, VAN DoRER,end co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
BOOTS, Shoes, &C.. &C!
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, Jefferson StreeI. '''"'

'It is now settled that the "a srISo health Of WI
men wolaep ard children, dependH on the condition
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

An instrument for the of genital Debility or
Nootnrnas Emissions, more properly known as Sem
lnal Weakness, etc. Can be permanenti, cured in
from fifteen days TO two months, by the use Of this
instrument, when used conformity with medicines. q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
I&EHaEHNDaERk.!: !:

FhiP newl and ybfautfpl style of. SUMNBRJHkT
-. MOI rec eivcd ami for raie w 49,. w .
Ctl. = ~, y, b es1ain & Park or,
apr2o is..t. l..i,lr ..a,tisl4, Third srRFIsT,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-09-22
GO 1T WHILE YOU'RE YOUNG.

lis pleasant, on a summers eve,-
TO join the social throng,
And laugh hal hal our cares away,
And sing merry song;
Youth cannot always last, you know,
As many bird hath sung;
Then laugh hal hal your cares away,
And go it while you're young.
The world may scoff at boyhood's bliss,
Aud rail at ranting mirth:
Ii joy admits no outward sign,
Then what is pleasure worth? -
The flowers of youth full soon Will fade,
As many bird hath sung;
Then laugh hal hal your cares away,
And go it while you're young!
Old age will soon with feeble step,
Come tottering Ger life's way.
And silvery hair and furrowed brow,
Will tell the hearts decay;
Then catch at pleasure as it flies,
Nor heed the bigot's tongue;
And laugh ha! hal your cares away,
Aud go it while you're young.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-09-22

We are permanently located in Plymouth,
with just the stock friends, that win suit you. We
are determined that no Man, Woman or Child,
Gin all the regions round about" shall undersell
us-and respectfully solicit your patronage-con
dent that in the variety, quality and low prices of
OR stock VIC can suit every one wishing anything
in our line H. b. DICKSON x CO.
April 81, Is59-24 a.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-09-22
CHAPTER H.
She stood beside the wash tub, with hel
Permanent Investment.

We find the following commercial dis
sertatiou in the financial column of the
Independent:
Investing in champagne at 80 bottle
An acre of good government land costs
81 25.
Investing in Tobacco and cigars, daily,
one year. s50-seven barrels of good
flour will cost $40.
Investing in drinks" one year S1O0-
800 will pay for ten daily and fifteen
monthly periodicals.
Investing in theatrical amusements ono
year s20O-S200 will purchase as excel
lent library.
Investing in a fast horse, S50O-40O
acres of good wild land. costs $500.
Investing in yatch, including bettings
and drinkings for the season, $1,000
5000 viii buy good improved country
farm.
Panics. hard times, loss of time. red
faces bad temper, poor health, ruin of
character, misery, starvation. death, and a
terrible future may be avoided by looking
at the above square in the face.
A majority of ''fnanciers.'' in making
calculations for the future, watch the i'm.
portations, exports of specie, the ups and
downs of stocks, and the movements Of
the Wall street Bulls and Bears. All
that is very well, but let them at the same
time estimate the loss of gold in the mael-
strom of extravaganza.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-09-22
WHO ARE IN WANT OF

WHO ARE IN WANT OF
Iron, Steel, Nails, COOK, PARLOR and PLATE
STOVES, Tin Ware, Glass, Sash, Putty, House
Trimmings, Evetroughs, Conductors, Valleys, Tin
Joiner's COoper's, Blacksmith's, and all kinds OF
Mechanics Tools. Saddlery and Coach Hirlware
Carriage and Plow Bolts, Strap Hinges, Iicx
Axes, Mastucks, Circular, Mill and Cross Cut 49,
Files, Jack Screws, Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Fc-z-
Rakes, Scythes, Snaths Cradles Cultivators, Plor
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Baskets, Drag and
Cultivator Teeth, Cable, Log, Trace and Mill
Chains, Tubs, Pals, Well Buckets, Brushes, Pow
der, Shot, Lead, Caps. Game Bags, Cow Bells, and
everything 10 our trade, viii be ounda