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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-03
q y y fnUIlfHT IF HEuUEsT.J
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOLAR.

Oh ana little scholar, 1 daily 20 to school,
To learn of mas ter Jesus his perfect holy rule,
The scholars all love them, the school is good and
;51s . frec,s efli srsss 7fflr - '--...t
Come all ye careless sinners, come 20 to sciool
!. with me.
Oh am a little watchman. I stand upon the wall,
And when the foe is coming give a sudden call;
I blow my little trumpet to let the people know
That all who viii take warning may escape from
- every foe.n ese 50 80 tra .ieie -
oh am a little poet, made little song.
Which on times doth comfort me whsu am leit
nll slones ef5 s1eaa. ss71sfsfa ssahov
If there s any little christian thai wishes to learn
the same,
pray the lord to set their soul all on heavenly
fi- flame. n t@fu - ttfft4 llk
Oh am little shepherd, Heed my master sheep,
Along the hiI of Zion With thcm long to keep;
The food which master gives me with which I feed
Il s the word Of life divine. and honey from the
eyf1 Sr-''1s 81 Sdf axpo1i.a ,L9f.8.ss s.
Oh Lam = little soldier. hare listed in the war,
have fought throught many battles till can fight
And when the warts endedI'lI hay my arluor down
AnS A. away 70 yscas % year = starry crown
on am little preacher, I preach the gospel free.
The word which master gives me I give il all away;
Aud when my heart gets empty % 70 masters
] tell him ali about IT, be sniles and gires m.
- 60 :; se.p4.a-ss.g nsss ..as e.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-03

u While the Pryor-Petter controversy wa, GO
Ing on in Washington, vote of the House was
called upon some minor matters. When Mr.. Pot
ter's name was called, an old Dutch member from
Pennsylvania, who never takes up time unlesss he
has something to say to the point rose in his place
and excused Mr.. Potter thus: "Misther Speaker,
will just say ash how Misther Potter hash Pryor
engagement" Both sides Of the House and the
galleries united in an uproarious explosion of mrth
at the honorable members sally of wit. and IL was
only checked to be redolbled, when, after the name
of Mr.. Pryor was called, the same old Hans arose
and said: "vel, Misther Speaker, Misther Pryor
has gone to be ash clay in tc hands of te Potter
For some moments the scene in the House was
indescribable, and. for once, five pound bowie
knives and shotted rifles we're at discount.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-03
: rERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
aaiess a. tss eptioa Of the publisher. = !. -
4Enms OF ApYERr1s1Ne.

On. ,su,re of aO ems or less three weeks, less sloo
Zach additions, insertion 25 cents Larger advertisements
An provortcn Less than half square be charged as han
suuarc be CHARGED as awhole SQUARE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-03
TOHN w. ANDERSON,

- sHiFER AND HAIRDRESSER.
would respectfully citizens Of and
vi.saisv thu still c7Sa-cd in ths Dirbcrny business
and wi b, al who wish anything line
win also r-ive orers for ci,aning and r,novafiny cloth
1nx. and aft-ad them with promptness- shop over
sns<1rsr soash e Hcwest woodwards. lnay Il n27
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-03
THE FINE VIRGINIA GEnTLEMEN.
- 4 new seng set to an old tune.
BY rue VIRGINIA sERESApERs.


6 III sing YOU rich old song. l
Set to a tune to- please, W
OF a fine Virginia gentleman
One Of the T. F. VS.
How he would fght for honor ~
In combat fierce and bold,
With woman, COW or wind mill, f6
Like the good knight of old
This fine Virginia gentleman,
One of the +. F. VS.. lrntsT
Brave Ritchie once had kicked him out,
Because in every match
On equal terms he never would
Come fairly to the scratch.
"The bloodiest missive you will write"
Says Ritchie to Sir Pryor,
"But when it comes squarely to fight
.aH You never stand the fire, la
Like true Virginia gentleman.
One of the +. +. VS.. SGT
And so in Washington he sought
To stir his valor's embers,
And win his spurs, by bloodless slurs
Upon the Yankee members:
On women, and on timid men,
He poured his blood and thunder.
And only once, BY stern rebuke, nf
Was driven to knock under,
To real Virginia gentleman,
One of the F. F. VS.
Atlength to please his taste. he thought
Some Western game to dish up,
And seized with apostolic zeal
The nephew of a bishop. Estate
"For lhcrc," thought he, "will Church an
Keep double guard on Potter"
So i'm he went-but, all. too late
He found he'd caught Tartar,
A fine Wisconsin gentleman,
And very hard to please.
Now, Potter was plain blunt man,
No coward he. nor gander;
He knew the safe OGricnd to choose
Was fighting Colonel Lander.
"No paper bullets to be run,
No Keitt, nor Ashmore's writing,
No more explaining to be done
This time the word is fighting,
Ny fine Virginia gentleman,
One of the +. F. VS."
Thus Potter to the Colonel: He,
BY Western warfare wary,
OF all uncertain rambling shots,
In mortal strife, was chary.
"The bayonet's n weapon neat,
That never misses aim,
And with bowie-knife you're sure
To carve and bag your game
If n fine Virginia gentleman,
One of the F. +. VS."
Alack, this cruel bomb>hell threw
These valiants in futter;
To Alabama Hindman few,
And Cheeseman turned to butter.
In vain with oily words he plead
To spare Sir Pryor's life;
at was vulgar thing" he said,
"Dissectng with knife
This fine Virgina-gentleman.
One Of the f. F. VS."
But Lander, stern, would ne'er return
single word in answer,
Save: "If with pistol or with swords
You wish to fight. you can. sir;
These trinkets are my special care;
And. If for steel too nervous,
My humble practice you will share,
lis vastly at your service
You fine Virginia gentleman,
All of the +. +. VS."
Long explanations came. alas!
But fighting, not word of;
Twas all in vain, and nc'er again
Will Pryor more be heard of;
And long, | ween, before a scene
So rich again can be;
But ut the next Virginia fight
May be there to see
Those fine Virginia gentlemen,
All OF the T. f. VS..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-03

A Addition Of twenty-five cent will be made ON the
abovs rates fsr Special Notices
In other towns and cities viii be allowed twenty.
-.,, .ni<.sn but no Advertisement, of any kind,
vsIl h Inserted at less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-03
A. O. BORToy.

~ stt SURGEON DENTIST.
Whole OF partisi Of r>>th inserted the
most approved plsn- Special attention paid to @
.h~ Of the natural teeth and irreg- YY7y
r.f>r1fy of ChiSir-a's f~ -sh corrected
Fuxs and ii n s T. I'll ra>cf with without Chio-
roebr Can b. constcI his one any tirn- except
% Xoadass aud Tueslsys Once in Pcrshng Book, up
stairs. corner Michigan and Cano streets ln33y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-03
IVERYis L!vERYl LIVERY
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LIVERY STABLES.
= =;'s.-. - PLYMourH. INDIANA. - 9
r APORTE BOOK BINDERY
=, -. =. = IN. ST. JOHN,

3o108 7INDHR,
go Iseqk NoeRs Balcony Block. LAP0RTE. Ind
NanuAcfurer - R,ssean. Ksaeers Journals, Dockets
Che1k Dook1v ~ - b1nking 0nccs Railroad Compa-
suppliod With asuprrior class Of Books on
ssss no<sos P.9~r order- MAaAzrxxs and Music
ossne irpstEon>er E y. lausust z5-i2yf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-03

ITE REPURLIeaH

~ ssse runLisHHD EyEnr rHURsDAfsH
1.1G 1GAEEING GLK.
osr<s On sss side Of Michigan STREET. north Of Adams
PLYMOUTH. ISDsa = g. e ts.i Z. $50
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BUREAU pU BoARD DIES AssEssEURs,
Local Nc 10, Marie,

Local No 10, Marie. ;
Nouvelle. Orleans IA Aout 1860.
A Wis AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bureau u
u de Ia willie de NOnveie Orleans ayant
complete eurs roles DISBURSEMENT pour annte 1860 ct des
copies etc misses les mains du Seceare du Bu
real au No Is de liz Marie les dts roles peuYen
vas par habtant de Ia Nouvee0 Orleans
par tout popttaire de vile de heures A. NJ henres
p NJ joirneement les dimNncies eXeeptt pendant TRENTE
J0URS Il partir du Is du prisentmois.
TT e Bntan avis de plus q'ils
renniront local Marie de heures A. NJ.
heures p NJ Come Zine Zine, Zine 25ne ct 26me ioufs
SepembrG pEocha atm de rdyise eus assessments
HENRY BIER,
ftuR dasN
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The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY
sircs to introduce the article public and physicians of oil
md rnr1ntrz az 4tn ....g
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1IIssIssIpII COLLEGES,

MISStSsAfEf SOhAELNFE.
aM CLINTON HINps COUNTY, MISS. l-ia
Number of students in the year jl.st closed, col
The Tenth College Year will commence Monday Oct 22 1860
MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY.
T. N URNER A. NJ President and Professor OF Mental and
F. A. sTEED NJ a., Professor of Languages.
D. G. WILLIAMS NJ A., Professor Of Mathematics and Nat
nra Philosophy.
Il. g. BANKS, b. A.. Tutor.
NJ. J. THIGPEN, b. A., Tutor.
W s. COMPERE, p, Teacher in Preparatory Department.
REV. H. WILLIAMS, General Agent.
S. s. CRANBERRY, Collecting Agent
The New Brick Chapel no feet long by Sc feet wide and
three stories high is already in and by the opening of the
Session in October will be entirely completed. This building
with its large Lecture Rooms in The Basement conjunction
with the other three College buildings will greatly facilitate
the instruction.
raised the endowment fund hundred and thousand
and eight hundred dollars, tS02 SU0 With such
ment to sustain it, friends be confident that the DISCIP
LIN will decided heatkfu
to that of the most respectable colleges of country
The friends of the College engaged raising another
hundred thousand dollars endowment.
When the officers of unendowed colleges send of students for
vcousness or aznes they take from their pockets amount
of their uilion The officers OF Mississippi College
ccumsnnced Hence there temptation 10 tolerate lazy
boys with their low scholarship vicious with their rreg
ularies.
The high standard Scholarship and vigorous dscipne Of
this Institution rapidly making ounk all Surrounding
colleges and Universities in number aud general
prosperity.
TERMS.
Tuition and contingencies for the whole $50 m
Boarding per month"; tnendng fuel, washing room rent
attendance and everything except ght5l IL Is 60
For further information, tile President Of the olee
Clinton, Miss, who will forward a Catalogue e
Next session opens October % 1860,
GIISFnN, Miss, Aug. 2 lS61 anlI 9w
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HEADQUARTERS STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE }
OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION PARTY,
August g. 1860.
p9.NIass Meetings will be held throughout
City, previous Presidential Election, as loloWs
Third Observation-Disclosures Square WEDNESDAY August
Is, instant. ,,,-,, :, c.,
Second Dsict-Place d. Armes. = tuesday; September
Fourth Clay Square, WElNEsDAa " sepl. ~; -
First Clay Statue, Canal streeU " f.DNLoDAA
October 3. .,,,.rr,.- :, -
Third Observation-Disclosures Square. WEDNESDAY, Oct H.
Right Bauk "a lgiers1-SATURDAY, October z. "
First Dsrc-Clay Statue Canal street. MONDAY, NOV o.
Distinguished Speakers will address the several meetings
The Clubs attached tho and
Everett Party respectfully invited outand TO the
public generally irrespective Of party cordial invitation Is
extended. By order Of the Committee:
n. MUSSON, Chairman.
THos. CURRY, Secretary Rn9 TO
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sweep5aSe for year ods; mile heats subscription 5000
Q $500 added by the Cub ii the is rum the second
horse o his stake.
W. j. Minor names oh. c. EQUtNON, by Mahomed out o.
Nelly Hardin Also ell Q. By yandyke ont of Bnt.Cu
Bethl Ronndtree name el f by Albion out of Eudpra
Also br. by Highlander dam by Hamlet.
T. u Wells names b. G. UNCLE TRUE bg Lexington out o.
H. b. Foley names b. by Sovereign of Ann Watson
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AIDES WINE. .,..,.,..LADIEs' WINE.
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLE
sTIMULANT, TONIC, DIBRETIc and sUDoEIFIe, which
is testified by Physicians and thousands Of Ladies'
men in all parts Of Europe ard America.
AS Gentle stImuIant and Tonic,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving Appe.
and Purifying the Blood.
AS a Diuretie,
1t mparts healty action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRoPSY, GoUr
ERUPTIVE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
m.-. AS Sudorifc,
upon the Skim opening the expelng all i'm
puries by nensble pespato thereby driving off Eruption
and cleansing the surface giving vgor the Who'll,
system and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long used the Blossom of the Elder as one
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The Berries dried by for use in cas-,
of sickness
Speer's Wine of Elder
Is pure from the juice cultivated Elder recommended t,
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable
dcna properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in common
and excellent article for all WEAK and DEBITAT
ED PERSONS and the AGED and INPIRM removing ALI
DISTRACTIONS, improving the APPETITE and beneatttn,
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies, Wine,
Because 1t will inoxcate as it contains no mixture
spirits other liquors. admired rich peculiar aavo
and nutrtive properties mparng healthy tone to th
| STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
ES-A winegacs full or may be used with meals or
any time through the day, as desired.
We will only your indulgence to make one trial of tn
| Wine
| For sale in New Orleans by e. J, HART 4 Co JOUl
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BALTIMORE CARDS.
CHESTNUT GROVE WEfIsxFt
CHESTNUT GROVE wH1sKvl


The Proprietor of the aboys CELEBRATED Whisky de-
ares to introduce the article public and physicians of city
and country, as the ~
Purest DffTusable stimuIant
which has been prepared medical II proves itself
seorda beathfni invsorating TO the snfsebie
whether By disease tits distilled from the rye and
malt and its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly bis own whereby he Fu Oil aud other ious IN
gEsdents Whisky general use
comaetey separated that the absolute purity Of this
tieie from any foreign edr1ixure Ia guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials roa the emil
nent Analytical Chemists Of Plsdelphs New
ton the State Agricultural Society
Diploma and Dr. jackson Of Boston. testified nndsr estA
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFICATES.
Philadelphia, Sept. o, 1855.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Groys
Whisky which you and contains gs
poisonous Fus on which character
istic injurious ingredient Of Whistles general uso
BOOTH, GARRETT cAMAc,
Analytical ehsmiss&
New York, Sept. s. 1859
have analysed sample Of Chestnut Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr, Of PhledeIphia, and having
carefully tested pleased that IL isentfrsiy free
from poisonous deeterious 1t unusually
| pure and dne favored quality Of Whisky.
JAMES r. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist
Boston, March 7, 1853.
made chemical analysis Of commercial samples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which heavy
Fus 0is and perfectly pure unadulterated.
favor Of this Whisky derived grain used
| featuring it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES. N. D., State Asssyes,
No. 16 Boylston ssrset.
CHARLES WHARTON Jr.
| Wholesale Agent,
| Il6 Walnut street,
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE : MIR: EDWARD
" NEWMAN of this city is this day admitted partner in
our house. The style of our firm remains unchanged
A. LEVI Il CO., -..
Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants,
SO Garondelet street.
New Orleans, Jan. !. 1850. ia2 Il
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cHAs ATWOOD JR. BLAKEsLEK BARNES EDWARD gEsY
A TWoOD, BARNES & CO., MANUFACTURERS
Ia and Wholesale Dealers in
Hats, Caps, Furs, Straw Goods, Umbrellas
RASoLS, etc.,
3O6 Broadway, corner of Duane street,
NEW YoRK,
Have manufactured and imported extensive stock CT
pressy for the Southern trade which will be sold on liberia
terms Buyers requested our goods before max
Ing their purchases. myl6 3n
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E9-Crystal Foumf Division, No. 4, 5. OF n,
every THURSDAY EVENING, the Hall OF the Y. NJ
g A. No 82 Camp Officers for the termThos.
Keen, W. P. Joseph Gibbons W. A j. r. Rusk A. r. S.;
Garpiete F S. l. F HendriGk A C Joseph BaitS
Tr.; VIM McPeake, e.; A. Anderson, i. S.; John George
p W p Visiting ConmtteeThomas KeRn, Joseph Gibbons
J. g. Ange Edward Booth Wm. McPeake, Robert Bleakley
w. G. Watkins.
Holm G ANttEIL. r S.
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COUTEMRN NIANUFACToRY
~
HERRINGfs PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES at NeR York Prteesl

The the United made ST. Lenis Me-
Fer the superior excellence Of which thousands testify
seuhcruefs Sefh for these uariyaiea
S0O viii be PAID 10 any person who show
Hefng Patent Champion Ss has failed preserve
contents IN accidental fire.
FRANK W. ROBERTS Co,
Sole Manufacturers Seath and Nes the
Patent Champion Safes
Also raassrs IL Banksrs steeIued SAFES yaplts ysaA
Doors, etc.,
Bank Leks Of al approved passnls hand st mann
faettrcas prices.
Nsaufaeory 10, a6l North Main stresi ST. Louis no.
In2E 6ni
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OFFICE or THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
..5 Room No. Is, City Hail.

UFEIUE AssEssOKS, J
Room No. Is, City Hail.
New Orleans Aug a. 1860.
NOTICE TO TAX PAXERS.-The Board
IN of of the City Of New Orleans having
peted their Rolls Of for the year 1850 and copies
thereof having been left with the Secretary of the Board at
No. Is City Hail. the may be and examined
by any the inhabitants of the said City of New Orleans and
by any the of property in said city from o'clock
A. NJ till O'Clock p. NJ daily Sundays excepted, during
THIRTY DAYS. from the 10Th instant.
the Board of Assessors further give notice. that they
will their office No 10 City Hail. from 9oclock A. NJ
till O'Clock NJ the 2Gh 2ls I'D 2ih 18th and 18th OF
September review their application
from any person conceivug himself aggrieyed.
HENRY BIER, Secretary Board of Assessors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05
MRS. WINHLoW
Soothing Syrup

which greatly facilitates the process fteethinR by
a%q,lehing % me gums, reducing alllnhammAtionwiil all
Aiek LLfAlN and spAsmodic aetien, and ib
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon 10. MOihern II win give rnnt IN rni,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

1a-At ball one evening, "a plain coun-
Try gentleman had engaged a pretty coquette
for the next dance, but gallaut captain
coming along persuaded the lady to abandon
her previous engagement in favor of him,
sell The plain yeoman, overheard all that
had passed, with frigid Indifference moved
toward a card table and sat down 10 play A
game Of whist The captain in few min.
utes alterward stepped up to the lady to
excuse himself, as he was engaged to anoth-
er that he had forgotten. The coquette,
much ohagrined, approached the whist table
In hopes to secure her first partner, and said.
VI believe, Mr. B., it is time to take our
positions" The old fashioned suitor, in the
act of dividing pack for the next dealer,
eourteously replied, "No, madam, mean to
keep my position-when ladies shuttle,
cuth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

The PREsIDENr-The Shsrmanites have
introduced and passed a set of resolutions
OF inquiry into the personal integrity of the
President We regard this as the meanest,
Vilest, most contemplate specimen Of per-
sonal and political spleen that we have ever
known. IL stands in its naked delormity
without parallel in the country's history.
They would treat if they had but the power
the President Of the United States as com,
mon highway robber simply because he
differed with them in politics They pre-
sumo him guilty, and on that presumption,
proceed in their malignant and unholy work.
Such an act is o national disgrace.
Vernon Banner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05
J, FELIX Proprietor.

THIS OLD AND POPULAR ESTAB-
L u hment is now in complete trim for the Spring
and Summer Seasons.
FRE5E FRUIT,
OF every variety, and of the best qualities, and
al the lowest rates.
FINE CANDIES,
And eVety description of CONFECTIONERY.
FINE CIGARS, Hft
OF the most approved brands.
SPRING TOYS
Tops, Jumping Ropes, &c, sc, in large quanti-
ties, and at prices which bring these play things
within the reach Of every child.
ICE CREAM
Supplied st any time ordered
eaS- Call at the old place, where everything
tn the line can be had EASY TERMS, FOR
CASH mh92
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DAILY EMPIRE.


SINGULAR PREsENTmENT "A letter from
Ransom, Mich, Of March ~ suya
The Rev J. J. Andridge, Of this place,
last week took q load Of grain TO mill, and
was detained I'LL late in the nipbt being
eight miles from home, and also. with his
children. lie was importuned TO slav ali
night, but he informed them that il wa.
continually impressed on his mind that he
must 80 home, and he did go, notwitbstand-
ing the urging Of his children to the con,
trary. He arrived nt home about one o..
clock at night and just in time 10 save his
house from being burned up, and probably
bis wife and children with IL Ills family
were all asleep, and his wife, when awaken
ed, felt that smarting Of the throat that pre-,
oedes sufocation. The fire was caused by n
tirebrand falling on the floor, which had
burned large hole in it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

SUICIDE OF A YouHo LApY,-A distressing
case Of suicide occurred in Fairfield township
Westmoreland county, Pa, q few days ago. Miss
Mary Jane Huston, a niece Of Sheriff Huston of
Greensburg, was found in barn with her throat
cut Five cuts were inflicted upon her neck
From the position in which her corpse was found
u was supposed that she had gone to the barn, ta
KING the razor with her, and attempted to hang
herself with plow line, and the knot slipping she
had to recourse to the razor to accomplish her
desires The young lady was Of prepossessing ap-
pearance, and beloved by all who knew her. Va
rious rumors are sAoat to the cause of this rash
act-l Pittsburg True Press.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-05

From Rev. Mr.. Nc MULLEN, Pastor O ofRoberts Chapel
INDIAHAPNLIs, October 6, 1867,
DR.. c. w. RoBAoK-Dear Sir: have used yonI
Blood Purifier for a nervous aff elton, from which
have suffered much at times. While II is pleasant
TO the taste It certainly has happy effect upon the
nerves. Please accept my thanks for your kind re-
CARDS, and believe me Yours,
" NV. t. McMULLEN.
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For Sale!

TWO acres Of land, with store house
moro, Prebls county, ohio, twenty miles west OF
Dayton, on the Dayton and Western Rail Road
The store house ts Of brick, forty bV atty feet two
stories high, situated right on the Rail Road The
dwelling is near the stOre-A frame cottage, con.
taining i've rooms and . porch. | will seli said
property very low and upon easy payments. In
ID. NJ. CURTIS,
JAn2i DAYTON. Ohio.
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Liquid Hair Dye!

THE above choice articles are gotten up
In the money market. A fair trial will convince
the most skeptica that the quality Of the goods 10
as represented, and the very low figures At which
they are offered, places them within the reach OF
all. To be had only at the Drug Store OF
DR., w. w. SrEWART,
febI-d&w No. 90 Main st., Dayton, %.