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C6t2.ip Samuel Burnett.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24
MATRIMONIAL.

A WIDOW LADY or REFINEMENT AND pRxpoS
"a MS appearance. and hind amiabir digrositior ,rs
Iornn nc scg uNntsuce q gentleman with view In
nony ne N isi be NJ rood socal position and r1srnss
reluste uai'y - make home happy. A south. I
erred. Accf'ss Wa T. II. W, Union s1u3rc Pa nv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

No. - BLEEcKER STREET. BETWEEN BRolr
- InE scASpIskvIAS HOME AND LUNCH ROC
WIS ridA WrHIkAMP, Proprietrese, will be opened
above place the 2-th when Inc eelebrsfed COLLINS
every description.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

only source q interest that ladies find II coming
New York will be proved by call al Nine. DEMORRsfs
PATTERN and SKIRT EMPORIUM, No. 473 Broadway,
either cf her branch establishments Waist patterns
the form At Is Also reliable designs OF ali
latest Paris fashions and undeniaby The best aud cheapest
skirts offered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24
sK9ARs AND TOBACCO,

HAVANA sFoi i AN SELLING BAvANA SCARS
III nc ndng The finest brands sch Caba1ss xsrs kc
hy nc lW OF S 8 10y az y ~ be bought q other
dealer AZ This CITY, n ose wishing boy ell fnd greatly "
their interest 10 call and be sul I'm aissc
lion both 10 quality aud grlce oNoRas " NICHOLS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24
REsTAURANTs.

- ESTABLISHED 1910
The very best n Liquor. in bottles or by the rslon r.
scc,ch hskey, Old Tom, Holland's DIN, bourbon VII
~ cror Rum. Jamaica Rum. aud Wines also Ale and
py me rlass, gallon. barrel OF hcgshcad. Burton Az
years Old. q and - Lspepard street,
All the from Mar 1kef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

1SR0 CAMPAIGN MEDALS. &C.
kCOV Douglas and johnson, kincoln and Hamlin and
Be- and Everett Badge Medals Pins aud Ornauens for
s.s with correct daSisrreoyles n the candidates. ii-s
std fof sc BY WET, CALDWELL CO., 81 BIvsdxsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24
ANTHOLOGY.

CIAIRvoYANT.--MRs SEYMOUR MEpl
"a clairvoyant rooms No 0gs Fourth street, two doors
Su.,ss ~, f.nas ~ ~ a. ~ 49,, on We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

s@<@b eos1s hFcnass eo1 seseA
A BONA YIDE AsTRofoGrsT. THAT EVERY
IA can depend on for getting sausfAcison from 10 Va
WILSON, who tells The object Of your visit
enter her AL should consult tAs naturally gifted
marriages and tells al that concerns your whole Life
predictions are true that they surprise m who consul
B-I Am IN poasenuoa Of magic charms for love and
LUCK which ever certAin In their eject Madame
need fear for abe pracces ncing What
V phlospphers 10 Alien street., Stanton, over u
harry. Zee for lAd,es and gentlemen, - ccuts.
A sToNTsHIro.-MADAN MORROW, SIEVE
"A daughtsr born with cau gfi Of foresight tel
very thoughts Fee rs cenis until others stop copying n
vcrtise l64 Ludlow street below Houston. Gert
not admitted
AIRS. L. Gypsy WISHES TO INFORM HER
u many friends and the pu0lic that she has
sent and future events Of lie, al 2li Grand tcct from
N, oloP.M
MADAME sHAEFYER, 7sI SECOND STREET, ~
Avn nosr front between avenue g and onion MsrAs
seventh daughter has Natural git 70 ten about ove,
esnslemsn, " cennL
MADAM RAT r. THE BEST crArRvoyAYr AM
l trologist United States gives lucky mum bers
nue. near twenty seventh street RDnrs, sA. os
Ladies q cents, 1eptlemen, 20 cent?.
SDO1 GRAND ernEEr. NEAR BOwERY-xAr
ZOl wfD0RR, Clairvovani and r.,ed spanish I'D
wells mysteries Of futurity. love absent m
acknesa, prescNbes medicines for All diSersea talA
suabers. propery loss or soen &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24

DEPOT OF THE ALEXANDRA ORGAN
~ For Churches, Chspels Schools and Drawing Rooms
~ 2Q3 BRUADWAY.
SOLE MEDAL OF HONOR at the Universal Exhibition
Of 1855
This magnificent instrument patented the United states
May 3, 1850, which the brilliant performances OF
- THALBER0, yILAkOVA, NILE. WELLS,
have popular In America Europe has been
adopted by the greatest artists and composers OF both con-
unents
GCITSCHALK LIsrZ RosSINI. MEYERBEER. &c, &c
The AeyandIe Organ celebrated for the sody and pre-
cision mechanism well the lness and
and the remarkable quality Of keeping perfectly
IN tune in all climates -. = - =
the depot s5. $50 $780, sl6O. sls5 sass $3.50 $780,
S240, 500.
BERNARD FABRE9UETrES, Jr., 203 Broadway.
Importers Of Bsson Accordeons Vioins Violin Strings &C.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17
The Drunkard's Home.

OF all the woe and wretchedness which
awaken our compassionate all the scenes
of misery which call SO loudly for sympa-
thy-there is none so harrows up the feel
ings as the drunkard's home. Look at
him who beganlif with the love of friends.
the admiration Of society, the prospect of
extensive usefulness, look at him in other
years, when he has learned to love the
draught, which we shudder while we say
Il reduces him to the level of the brute
Where now is his usefulness? Where the
admiration. the love that once was his?-
Lovel none but the love of wife or child
can cling to him in his degradation. Look
at the woman. who, when she repeatsd for
better or for worse would have shrunl,
with terror. had the faintest shadow of the
worse fallen upon her young heart, Is
that she. who, on her bridal day was
adorned with such neatness and taste?-
All, mel what a sad change, And the
children, for whom he thanked God al
their birth; the little ones of whom he felt
so proud, whom he had handled upon his
knee, and taught to lisp the endearing name
of father-see them trembling before him
and endeavoring to escape his violence
Look at the empty basket and full bottle
the natural wants of the body denied to
satisfy the unnatural cravings of depraved
appetite.
Oh God. have pity upon the drunkard's
no ne,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17
Flirtations of Married Women.

The innocent flirtations of married wo-
men is one of the denominations ef modern
society Even a desire for promiscuous
admiration is wrong in wife. The love
of one and his approval should be all that
she ought to desire Let her be ever so
beautiful, it is disgusting aud appalling
sight to see her decorating that beauty for
public gaze; to see her seeking the attention
0. senseless fops around, and rejoicing in
the admiration of other eyes than those of
her husband. Her beauty should be for
him alone. and not for the gaze ofthe fools
that,hutter around her. There is always
among the sedate and wise sensation of
disgust when married lady attempts to
ensnare or entrap young men by profuse
display of her charms, or an unlicensed
outlay of her smiles. Such charms and
such smiles are loathsome to the Indifferent
beholder; and the trail of the serpent is
over them,-Erchangs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17
THE PROPOSITION.

o. dearest, say Won love me.
OIL say yOu will be mine;
I cannot live without thee:
Ny heart is wed 10 thine.
Thy cheeks are like the roses,
Thy bosom like the snow;
Love in thy heart reposes.
Thy lips with bliss o'eraow.
Kind sir, ! must refuse thee.
/. grieves me to deny:
But if you will excuse me,
I'll give the reason why.
You have not cash enough, sir,
To hang one hope upon;
Besides / can't consent, sir,
To ned O dsn.joln.
Excuse you'll Yes, dear nam.
ltold a monstrous fib;
Were l m Eveless Adam,
I'd scorn so false rib,
That bliss has stained your lips, NAM
Your manners are too rough,
Besides | can't consent nam,
To sesd boz Of sngf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17

Three friends that never fail
Each mortal hath
Himself. his God, and last,
The Angel Death.
Bearer than power or fame.
Or boarded pelf,
Nearer than brothers love-
The love Of self.
Trusr than sun or star,
Higher than Heaven.
Deeper than neither space,
Gods love is given.
Mere gentle than the Spring
Or Summers breath,
And as mother kind,
The Angel Death.
There is threc-fold fate
Binding the soul;
God fills. self drinks, Death breaks
It's golden bowl.
Ths cup is filed with bliss.
Drain it, Osoull
Nor hate the friend who breaks
The empty bowl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17
To be dro,Cn at Cincinnati, Ohio,
On Monday, June 4ih, 1860.

would respectfully inform my friends and patrons that
my EIGHTH ART-UNI0N DISTRIBUTION will he
drawn Cincinnati, Ohio, Monday June 4th, $780,
which occasion Fifteen Hrmded magnificent prizes will
be distributed the Among them Three
Hundred Prizes in American Gold, Prize alone being
$1,000 and $780, and the remainder ranging from 81 80
upo $500 each There is also Prize Horse Buggy
and svermouned Harness worth $780, Of Rose.
wood Piano, worth $780, both Of which Prizes well
worth the money. There -Four Hundred Gold and Sill
Lever Hunting Watches ranging in price from SIS up
Watches one American Sporting Watch two Iady's Gold
Enamelcd Damondcased Watches and the remainder
ssts Of Silver and Gold Watches all warranted perfect time
pieces and at the retail price, and will be exchan
ged If they DO not give satisfaction. There ten fine
Paintings worth from $50 to 500 each The of the
Prizes consist OF Solid and Doubepated Slverware Coral
Garnet and Gold Enamelcd Brcastpns and EARRINGS,
Locket Breaspns, etc; Gents Diamond and Plain Gold
Breastpins Locket Rings, Seal Rings, Regard Rings ard
Plain Gold Rings; fine Gold Lockets Gold Pens, silver
extension; shirt Studs and Sleeve Buttons, The whole
number of Prizes is 800 and the tickets being limited
1000 gives more than an average OF enc chance in every five
Tickets
public may rest assured my conduct
ed in perfectly fair and honorable manner. have be-
engaged in the business for six years, and all Drawings
have invariably of the day advertised and the
Prizes have always been sent to the Tickeholdcrs All
the money for tickets risk and if
transmission, will make il good to the person sending it
All Prizes drawn by persons present will be forwarded
the Ticket-holders within week from the day Of
Drawing either by Mail Express free Of expense, and
nv risx Persons al distance who cannot~attend the
Drawing themselves will stand the chance though
they present. but if they desire they appoint
one to attend for them who resides IN Cincinnati or who
may he visit to the city on the day Of Drawing
List of Drawn Numbers will be forwarded TO the Tick
ct-holders, whether fortunate
The usual Premium OF ten cent in Jewelry will be al
lowed TO Agents selling six Tickets, upward Agent:
selling So upward will be allowed Premium Of ten pei
cent in Gold
All responsible persons are requested act as Agents r
the sale my Tickets In ordering Tickets for this Enter
prise be and 'For your Eighth Arunion Draw
ing otherwise Tickets might be sent in my regular
monthly Enterprises Agents earnestly requested not
TO order Tickets than they have certainty of selling
Unsold Tickets positively he returned at least
week previous 10 the day of Drawing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17

Never go to bed at ten, leaving your
wife up till two with sick baby. and look
pitchforks at her ut the breakfast table be-
cause the meal is half an hour too late.
Never hear ungracious structures upon
the character Of woman. with quiet air,
instead Of saying in thunder tones cit is
false.
Never fall back from bargain after the
articles of agreement have been drawn up
and only need your signature to make them
perfect. 49, -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17

Hasn't you. horse got the heaves? asked
. customer.
'Heaves, is it, exclaimed the apparent
1y astonished owner. IAN If he's any the bet
erfor the heaves. he has 'em; II not the
divil bit has he,'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17

SHER1FF'S SALE.-By Virtue of an
- Execution issued by the Clerk Of the Laporte Count,
Common Pleas Court IN favor Of Daniel Brown and against
the Cincinnati, Peru and Chicago Railway Company, u
me directed win offer at Public Sale the law directs
at the Court House door In the town Of Plymouth Mar
shall County, Indiana. on
SATURDAY, MAY 90, 1860,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, and O'Clock,
Of said day. the rents AID profits for not exceeding
years, Of the lwag described real estate, situate
in said county of Marshall and State Indiana towit:
The Rarad OF the Cincinnati Peru Chicago Raiiwa,
Company, in the County OF Marshall including all the
rad bed supersrcture ties, iron track, side tracks
turn outs stations, station houses. station grounds
rights of way, and all the rights and franchises Of tbs
said Company In said county, levied upon the proper
ty OF said Company satisfy said writ.
II the and profits for seven years OF said real estate
will sell sufficient to satisfy said execution
interest," and accrung costs, viii At the time
and place offer for sale the highest lawful bidder, the fs
simple Of said real estate all the right title and interest
OF the said defendant in and 10 the much there
OF as may be necessary 10 satisfy said writ
o. VI. BARNARD. Sheriff
Imay3 26t3l Marshall County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17
DAYS TO BE BORN ON.

Born on Sunday. gentleman;
Born on Monday. fair in face;
Rorn on Tuesday. full of grace;
Born on Wednesday. sour and grum;
Born on Thursday. welcome home;
Born On Friday, free in giving;
Born on Saturday, work hard for yori
living. We do not remember the day we
were born on. bit according to the above
1t must have been on Saturday-Erchange
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17

One of our exchanges adsertises for two
composi.ors "who don't get drunk" and
odds shat the editor does all the getting
drunk" necessary to the dignity Of the es-
Enlistment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-17

That's the rock on which we split"
said Charley to his wife when she asked
him to rock tie baby.