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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31
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Compound Extract Of SarSaparilla.

the most effcctual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
.bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive cpnsequcnces.
Hence It should I've employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula. but also those other affcc-
tons which arise from il, such as ERyPrIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoSy's FIRE,
ROSE, or ERysfPELAs, PnPLEs, PrsrrLEs,
BLoTcHEs. BIAISs and BoIIs. TUNoRs, letter
and SALT RHEux, SCALP HEAD, RINGwoIN,
RHErNArIsN, SyrniLIrIc and MEEcrRIAL Dis
EASES. DRorsY,. DysPErsIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALI. CoNrIxISTs ARISING PROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLOop. The popular belief
in imp,oity ofthe blood" Is founded in truth,
for scrofula Is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and rcgeneratc this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31

@ Hon. Daniel Webster Voorhees,, the
recesh Representative in Congress from In
tlsna. is now holding himself up as the
embodiment of the anti-tax party. By an
article in the indianapolis Journal. it ap-
pears that ID. w. has lodged the payment
OF his taxes for the past twelve years.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31

re- A New York gentleman in Paris
writes home that it is very amusing to see
the manner in which the roues and their
mistresses at the French court cluster a.
round old John Slidell. borrow his money.
eat his dinners. and befool him in the idea
that they are making national opinion for
him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31
&C. The following lines were written
by soldier in the hospital at New Haven.
who lost bis leg in the battle Of Fair Oaks:
lovelv vorno sb. robe, r.,,

~ Alovely young she rebel named
Jenny Green has just been captured near
Clarksburg. Va. She was armed like a
trooper, aud swore like one, or worse
She said she had killed lots of id Yam
KEGS. AMI meant TO killTmore. and sui,ing
the action to the word popped a bullet
through the cap of a Union Captain who
was questioning her. She is only Is, the
fascinating creaturei
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31
ASH8RpS
Ague'qCure

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intern Intent Fever, or Fever andAgue,
xgnr, Periodicai Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fcvers, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases originat-
ing I'm hillary deron cement, caused by
the Malaria OF Mia snsst tic Countries.
We arc enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while il cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity, SUCH. 2 remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting Sdisordcrs prevail This
"CURB" expels the miasmatic poison oil EVER
AND AGrE from the system, and prevents the de-
yelopment of the disease, If taken the first APP
proach Of its premonitory symptoms; tits not only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity we supply for dollar brings it within the
reach of every body and in bilious districts, where
FsvEis AID ASuR gresaiis cry body shouh
have it and Use it freely both for cure and protec-
ton. A great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever-discoyered for the speedy and certain
cure of 1ntermittents is that il eohtansno Qninine
or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the consttu.
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as IL
!, they had never had the disease. ,, ~, -
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF
the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of disor-
ders arise from, its. irritation, axongs which are
Neuralgia, Rheua,atis,a, Cont, Headache, Bind
ness, 7oothache Earache, Cota,vh, asthma, Pal
pitafion, Painful 4 fection ef The Spleen, Hyster
ics, Pan, az fte Bosrefs, Cole, Paralysis and De
rangement of tie Stomach, all Of which. when
originating in this cause, put on the inteyDastfesf
fype, or become periodical. s1hiss CuSE expels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the maarous districts. If taken occa-
sionally or daily while exposed to the injection,
that win be excreted from the systenf and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rpen into dis
ease Hence ID is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure. and few will ever suffer from Inter-
mittenfs ifthey avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prsps<sabyprJ. c.IAxE1 81 CO., LEVEL. 1Gass
PERSHING 4 CO.,
And all Drusgistsip Plymouth Wholesale
J fl. RE ED &1,o. ,.ChieagG ,
Augl lS6ln39yl .s..f. q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31

fv Joseph Holt of Kentucky has re-
Gently uu,iergone deciie change Of heart.
and that he expresses the1most thorough
sympathy with the Presidents Border State
Emancipation scheme, and that he is ear
nestly in favor Of conducting the war as a
war sparing nothing that stands in the
way of its sue ,essful and triumphant ter
mination. not even the institution of slave
ny. Sach talk from a man,like Mr.. Holt
IS one Of the signs Of the times. =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31

Mother" said a little three year
old whose nose had been 'put outof joint"
by the recent arrival of a baby brother.
If the baby should die would il go to
heaven?" "Certainl y. my child. fespon-
ded the parent. Then | think heaven is
she best place for Inn" was the affection
ate sisters conclusion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31

STRANGE SroRY.- A girl. six years old.
has just died in.France, after great suffer
ing from having inhaled. in smelling flow
ers, the eggs of caterpillar, which passed
through. her nostrils into the interior OF
her head. and there Matched out from the
warmth of the human system. The child
suffered awful agonies, and discharged cat
srpillars from her nostrils shortly before
she died, - - sH
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31

T On Wednesday night. about IL
o'clock. . number ofIndianians rendered
Major General Lew w allsce serenade at
his quarters at the National Hotel in
ash'pgton x-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31

RE- If you mean to be happy when
you are old. be temperate when you are
young.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31

E In. 1876 the mines of Lake supe-
SioF yielded copper to the vslue of $3.50;
last earl 1S6l) they produced 3.00O..
eoo worth Of copper: = ..,s.szs'.'.;.st
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31

~ The Springfield Journal states
that from Il. 900 te %. 900 bales. of.~cot-
tdn< ofgeod stsple. Will be sent 4fom Ill
inois to market this year. -,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31

: Z. -al4ft ~ rss- JILL a. AL ~ = fflt
All the above articles they will sell at the Lowest
rates, as their motto always has been and
always will be Quick Sales and Small
- Profits" .stt 4 s-.-s,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31
C Calico ), s., : .
They have 500 pieces Of Prints. all Of the Best
= - Quality and Latest Styles.
- ~fff 81 - W
Gingllams.

Thew have 40 pieces Of French and Domestic
ie-f G.nghams, at Very Low Prices.
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8. @ewpunen 5ptel!

G6 mar cine art 8suppir, In tpel1es 6err
BON Wiortb feinen @alt fitbrte. Die Genlter
betanpen aus buatem 3laie unO rparsn NIT
0arpinen oerbansen, 70 OaB etne fOrmlidbe
Dammernng bier berrl6te. Sn elmer Gde
ltanp etne eampe btnter etnem Qtbtlttrm auf
etnem 0ueripDn, unp pansben IaB etn N1p.
Gen Don ettpa 20 Sabren unb las aus eimem
Su4e Dor, wabrenD cine bla0e, tranteInDe
Srau In elmer tOtbaren, reifen Goilette tn ete
mem Sauteuil lag, etnen S9trm pom oantels
sransm Saffet uter ben NuSen, ano aufmert-
lam 5ubSte.
u9Ser tOmmt z" fraste bic &raufe nit et-
ner Stimme, peren Slang ROtrrt In alen
glerpen burAbebte.
sd tneine 9iebe." ent9esnete 5err .. glos
rip ;,S6 brtnee Dir etnen jungen Mlann Der
li9 um Die SteQe eines Gr3iebers fir gtidbarb
bepirbt. gEtrp es Dir ansenebm lein, tbn au
empfanssn 2"
re5a metn 9teber," erpioerte 8rau .. Mo-
RIP in jenem letlen, tlaeenoen Gone, tpelcber
Bltnpen 10 letAt CUR tserpbnbett au perDen
f9etnt. oDa taft ibn ia lhpn mitsebra6t,
pte tcb iebe," iastr lie nit 8etonung bic.
les gDprtes, benn ale. e.BItnOen lpreden, ele pb
tbnen pteler Stnn ntbt feblte. ,lalien @te
uns stn penis alletn SOa," fnste lfe nit et.
ner Sanpbeme9ung 9esen Die Gurleiertn. -
vllnp sic, meta 6err, nebmen Ste NlaB, -
bter, reAt nabe BET mir, penn t4 babe, pte Gte
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lebeu, bas l1nslGd, blinp gu etn, unb mus nit
Den 6dnDen Ieben !"
SD beflaae Sic, WabameI Bltnbbett TT
GoD fiit Die gBslt, etn @rab mttten i'm Qeben,
ofer etne auferitebuns fur Den tnneren Mlene
lden," laete 8Obert pumpf.
5rau .. Wiorib I6rad 3uIammen. ,gBer
iinb sic, metn 9err r fraste lie lebbaft -
ySbre Stimme ftngt mir 70 betnnnt !"
uGtn 3ufaa oieaeiht, en1oiae 5rau, bean
ih babe beut gum erlten Wlal bte Gbre Syrau
bon Roris gu leben /" ia9te GObert ,W1ein
gIame lit Jlobert gBeb, Elm DeutlGer BON @e-
burt, aus BaYerm, aber lett 20 Satren In
Qmerifa."
oSn QImerfa r. fragts lfe letd9t erbebenp.
0llnO was fitbrt Ste tpieDer mad DentlblanD
3urad p
Dae Setmtpeb, snaDtge 6ram uub bic
SSebniuht, ndG etnem unfeteu, an Strapas
5els unb giGtten reitben 9ehen etnen rubtaen
sebensabsno nnter ctpiltltrten NenlAen au ee-
nteBen."
vab? unb Ste baben nod eine 6amilie :?
u9letn, i'd bin perf@oaen nnb per1elIen -
etne O6lltge Batle, sin 9ttefttnb Der @lads>
96tttn."
vSerr .. Mortb I9ien bte l1nterbaltune
stne alsu ententt6ie unp empfuplame gBtns
0nns gu nebmen. u6err gSeB beruft IF8 nebr
anf feline Weltz unO MenldenfenptuiB, alS auf
lene wilIeni4aftlt6e NusstlOuaS, um feline
Ssfabigung 3u bieler Stelle par3utbun," bub
er an, uanp wenn tptr beritdli9ttgen, bnB er
oerm6se oerielben unO letnes geretften Nlters
allerotngs mebr eeetgnet TT, etnen lsbbaften
Singing gu beratben uno Dor Gerierungsn
gu bewabren, ais oie iunsen @slebrten, otelUtr
auf @runo tbrer t1niperlttats : 3eusnille anz
nabmen, 70 Ditrfte Die 5retbeit, Die ib Mir
nabm, 9errn gBes Dir, metne Qiebe, por3utsls
len uno es Oetnem artbeil itberlalieu, pb Du
metnen QnliAten beipEi6ten ptllf, su reate
fertt9en letnI !"
(5Ortiebuus fOlst.)
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9zSal bt,aatomer alnae.aeu.
uMrl.natpu Eprtna. .

Deeu fr betebien VeronisunsSOt BAT llntsr3et@e
bernownlsn Ho raubt b braiI bos osutie Pntlltun
Satn9tCH, @eOr8etown uuc umeesenc gu 6aRL e 8ead
etuSulaoen.
@eSa &aften peIe eeIOthen fne auf instDn pic Ntcs
@rcuronen ober prpa eetten ob5uba ten erbaltea oIt
9inftsten SebH9un9en Inter oer 0reruno bag aues
AIas Sera retd,te bslen Qualttdt ietn mir.
gtet ga. ap, spbeu AZ uno 8. On. 0bseaeben erbe
@c Ntrb mstH Seitrebea tn st len 10 oeb en- YIas in
t5elter tt ptener nab frIberer re /. ber3uelen us
arlington neb ener ber.I&et Sage Rauri Dnt item
cem eus9eset1 eten Sriuner a allen Di9en Nn
fcroerun9en entlpit9t. GRrl 8rG.
sSGlpth8ton, D. y, Suits
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gBafbtnatpn 4cabemt o. aenfHf.

269 pa N3. 3pifben Q. uub 10. Str.
Secen NdGmttde bon 4 ubr ans
JuftrnmentGls unb ODsAlsGDmserf
ben tit8en 8aulern beebenpea mnb neuerbtnss
perdrften Gapeae.
gle u.ratreiteu Grfrtf6unsen gsarrsn uub Speeu nD
Don Der belteu 9ualttat
Slt22s Ssnra @sfent6eI etaentbainer
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9r. sSuhnfpn. .

gteteh tts fSnisIf&sn Grnestums spantd ia scnbr
rdeutrter eues eer tren eatueu &cneeien tfge 5tsa
ZEN per ben 6Bten Gt tuss 2ebtus bptt1rn ppn
ccncc Sdrte phoberbG 1nb cnbertr dhten neebsat bo
en9e oer wInbrbdrHeu pttlunSu Drenbet BE g.
DiGts es utbtatn re uu,abISs ebenb Sic an Obrruax
m HspSftd anb Gneren GrGnfbstteu Gsteu irle o. ax&
PIC ts slSe6su @srdui4sr ebf es&r6ere te "a oft erYt
!sfn Oct ssrtusfn &lstnGssisn T. Vukrn Gussub@& g.
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Hotel du Rhin

VENyEE . U u U , q uIEI
383 ga. Npenu,, 3pilben 4. unp 6. Stra6e,
gDalbtnetpn .. 6.
Ssiees 9pt pl6es IN Der beiten Gage Der Staot nabe
benz Capitol unp Der GiienbGbn 9ele9en, babe M fduRd
IOernpwmen unb mpebte baitlbe rlm reiieneen gubum
uno mstnen Scsunbeu an9,le9eut!tcbf.
2an9j1brige GrTaDrWassn lesen mid ben @tanb ben Mn
fcrpensen Ger peftipen &esSeu mad aaen Setten ;u
gsnueen.
Slide ua6 Relsr tne unGbertrefft5.
8eptenun9 prPrpt- pretle btalst
Spt20. int aus $. Sas DrOprietpr
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N)fecbantcs 6ol.

9lo. S98 WSdrYlanD DID,, nobe Dem Capitol
DieleS bem @nbItum 70 beliette Sous NIT benz atttae
9Grten. BEN serdumsen unp tiblen Ian5Glpa W II adn
pipblen.
SUITES SOBn Bed, GisentBamer
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0ebetnteft &rdmfbetteff

Der ein3t9e Yldb In Der ggelt, trr ItGere,
IAneae unb 9ritnoltde Suren tn
ee1eimen &ramfbeitett
sentoGt per6em ais ba fine: 3susnssunt4bote @6ra@e In
Dem 0en unO Den tie6era, ga8dnDnnssu Der 0eren uHc
de, Nfattiateit gteSegei9lasenbs @eranoes@p6e 9er
ttppsl SAiep ernbett 9ttern. Augenl9pGfe, S&ptnoe
Dagen Der GSepsibe S al r len ll.bs Die BON ueptIfen
9sbeen Seobnb item br uanb wele tbreu Opfern seibr-
eE rc ol5 er Sirenens Seanq ben Sbrten ees nGafeS
etH Nno pnn ntt 3ett9 9ebei weroen tbe oLdsenbHeR
6nffrugep run Sdpi6e Der @nn4iutien berpprbrtuaen
itSren
5unSe 0lGuneE,
osseh pe6s Se Gpf itns sebsuaea aasrs sssrses gaA
sas ap gee aeutnbs tn stE 90 frlbss atst rssf et!s
dts Dsnnes bs Gergbaaitts cen enal teseer hg
ess essanbsFn1s dSns enrdt sGssn ivssn msssa H ss
aoesm Bsrtraren naeen.
SerPeirdtbete peripntrl.
ebe pe meiee H9 u srSeiratSsn beabf&atn mnb R Dsx
aer s8wa4 essf suts aubsrep 5lussruits Seruss sb ID
sea aupersuGit Ds. Ssbuapn 50 Ratb< sssbsn
a6erniSs ssesu stt eus vbse9s ces ests 8tfraaae
2sr 6redIt6fsn art wsrter ontG rtr DtFutst Sst6es
a ot. sshaabIuue ans 5arrs Or SsDuess sasersea
nb sHssr&i2 auf Irsn aritis&e SeF@ait&se ssrISasr
Dr8antfbe SGwdebe
nupersaeIt eea unb bic Srue ra pstey eerstgut Stss
fartbdt aeeea eI6ss Dds etbes elb unS bic &t nnt Rae
tDnmsEsa uum5s c&t 10 Oft eas suss Dsrts ss srea
~ aasiwesfunaen senstet ne Re seru 8clsn u6 seueH
Ieunen ObSet@ ff aud ear6 Stttturtu Rttbesf&asrn m
3drn SH une ureen enteebeJ t0Wn Is 10 Rs br
Eaegstbes etne 5Cse pes Dbbrouss eIhen Organs.
User atr ru e. auenen bas M 9ra bs xrsrusuns tk Ura
snen osrrrsnE BITE I'D kesltGen SGaern etssbeu ale
Gensn bEe ta pes fnh aubsre rerben bard frnReu De-
aus tts Wsrbaunnes sDrfienst ssa& nnt bic Stsaeu ms
SetRtsen ardftt .oerntGtet Issfsf
Gltern 2sPr rFtu oft ntt bic urfae btr StGuSest A
rer tnber cbes 8osnee ES pft Fben e bic 2ttbtu aA1s
uraeu u, be bRr hte @eDptuts aebeneu 2Aers et.
Hanbtn fnt. .
&8 Offtts: 90. Z @ub~ ~GrebertGRraes
Feben fbnren BON 8alttntCrefr., 5aliGt Crit,
Die @t.tfen ttmauf.
WtGn merfs G 0Gmer 1nb SGr bsnn unHense ant
rrsertls Ia6ma6e eut&tbens pnt setHenIS Gms6&tkeg
S1npfder Sewtft e5trdseurentgts 2ampenpEssT H.
Gennsn & rsgelmdsts Gri uus IaRern anasse1 Dr.,
Srtnnpn'S 8fuf IN bef Adhe.
N9. Gns 9rtef maStu stnen pSs- Etanp enttaItes.
@tne 0etInn9 tn 2 EaSen 3uSefi&ert,
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6imbeer>G6ens

ro9aten, pertau mad bem aB tnb be Der @aucne
az entlpre1enb blieem preis
SRai7s o. 28tttt@, G6e bon &ieb- u. @ganbpfy.
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sJUbn N1oa's
GGpttOlsO sO0lle unO 0artefLMtrthidlaft.

gtortp 3 Str, arfben NortEs@apttpl- uno l. Str.
User IT'D TN pnner mad enem tlblen unb IGattaen rlase
une mad ensn l&en @las @etiten- Ooer 0Rebsnaft ebn
befu4e Die @apitpl7Sale.
Seten Wtpntde Ra&mtttoe;
E8 oarmunte-Mnft ESM
I'm eenetettn 8eaG btttet
SIt22s Spbn Rra
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"a 0ratft &6f1erS
Metropolitan Qagerbter.Braueret une
0SafbimetOm Gtt9 6arten,

ytsm yprt AtenHe, amif6en l. u1b q Stra6e. +
Bon CONNER 5u SCmner Der pbt9e @aren mebr tets
SpndnplS erFreut @ elmer met er6seren @anit hes
9ublfumS.
Der bequem gu erret6enDe Pas tte attisen fir GauenS
enserteten 9auben nO 3elte 9erdumge Ean3 9aSDn
Eeeebabnen SGteRltanpe &Hrnunalt Dte anbere I'm
te batMnSspteIe; lCwe eie ameltiame 8ectenrRs unb
@erGbretpas Der befen @str6ne unS SpeiIc Der cation
perpen aa FIR beeR 5pmme midi SersbIen mir ben 3t-
ipru6 oeS Gubltfums gu eryalten.
WereRen, Sdulen u. No. ruele ibre Idnben selte I'M
s@p Garen" crantaIten wre rerpen nOrtbet bGfte Be
sinSun0sn Dcm Behser oefte4t.
= @S 1T tsreideno gorge 9eiragsa, ee bette Grhnu1e
itsts anlreDt III balen.
@Iuem treltabdea 8eiu& Fiebt eut8esen
SH1S Grnff effItr
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WerInnnt in gaisingon, Q. g, IN Ofa9s y5ad-
QernI @penue. DeutG Di6bGen fir &Ghtunen @tuben
no RnDrmdb@en pOer Ontseu Arbetten uuerfanil6eu
un6 heut9m 6amlien nit ausSeae6netem euten Gpbn ne
pglytb u bob n; aud fur arbenGenoe inn9 3eute tnp
5ptl2s 81 IS. MHIIer.
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2tn jart9e &emfe.
DR.. Johnston,
bet etn3tge &r5t, pel4er un3etgt.
SaGttmpre a. @pfpttaLe

3ur ltnterbritdnng Der 9uadialberet etnbltrt
Der etn3tee 9ldb In Der @slt, tpu ft&ers,
innelle uno aritnolAe Suren tn
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@de Ger Is. Strase.
g8aIbtn9tOn.
untereGuete ertauben ITO 5reunoen 8efannten unb benz
verehten pnbum rsten anSueteen, taB tie enen beut.
Hen 9abo unter Ob8m Wdrttn Hn btnstcn erSnet Ia.
bsa Die tnnere &tnrtnnJ lppte re prd tpp Sage ees
9anlea btetet Nstieneen aae mSJten 8equsuli6feen
Gtne eue comfortable Saoeeinr tne t reben 20 enbet
poroen 10 oaB st tate Saarne SGper au ieSer Cages
3eit &C., pmmn pe Deu tSnne1.
I'm 9.neisten 3u prH9 bitten.
Sat24s Sans s. Raf9e.
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syunoe 0lannek,

asoaee& psIe b Gpfe sebsea 2aets sssree1 EaA
s4s ab4 s ge 26utns tn ttT &c frubss Atst rst ntsge
bur bge srkasenen Taieafs unh n6eitrn 8eFE6Ebesra
9ats btn DsnHes bee Gersbaiets esa 5enai tte Ent h
ees estanbeTnbe aSnf encds sGesR @sgssr msgeu s S
aoHsr NArfrnrern -.
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Epr. RREEGLER,

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17

MARCHANTAt Fordhsm. on Fiisy Nov ~ q n AZ,
Iion Of tee iongs. Sarah g. eldest daughter "a 49,
chsnt OF fhilsdei phia. an
Tn, funeni III take place this dsy from The resdens
hr but.er fofdlsm, Nes,ohsseT County. Tbs hierG..
ne hn'ly by taking the 81 m, BsoeIn R1road tfsi,
VIZ i-ls, [ailsse' at Fordh,m Carriage IL as2 be 70
wsi"s ~ The Twenty sish-.,rees Harlem Railroad Depot,
e, III M, to convey irissJs to Greenwood
fhkaderhis papers please copy
ACORE-Oo Frdsy. Nov H. At M,maronsck, OF inaamr,'
ton brsin George ROBBERS. ED. Of Ihoma ~
aud Elizabeth s. Moore aIed years ADDS days.
oGDENOn Saturday morning Nov =, 9, her late real,
d-rce no 40 Hester street Ez beth hsyser rocl ofthe
lave Re jltnin Ogden IN The 97th year cf her age.
Tho friends Of smiy are respectfully insed 70 attend
the Evangelical Latbersn ChnIoh Of s., Jsne fiiseeDth
stree, between Second .nd Third avenues.
SrOIr-ln this city, on Sunday norninr NoT. 10 Andrew
v Scout. a. Of Andrew v and An'TA H. stout seed
Tie seave and NH nds OF tho family are respectfully
20 cticnd fsaers his taiondtyl afenooa o'clock
from the residence Of his parent Ho l0 Madison avenue
wilton. iuttAer Invitation.
eMIIH-On Thurrday Nov - sfers shor. and severe ~
Lester infant Of Henry aud Margaret suh Ss'
Wnaa,ie (Conn and piits6ela lfss pspen please copy
SIBREE-A. tie Hlrumond Dospitsl, Beaufort. y G. on
sinlsy Oc. &c " lilu 2. flbrec, uuiIci Sihrs NtF{
youngest Of The Robert stIee, sgod q years Snd ~
mouths
sIPrrf-lo dis city, on Saturday. Nov Il, Michael spTe
only oi Aclse and M,rrare sippe. aged year,. -,
SCAsi1fOy - ln Last New orE OF 5tu"ay nov To-
stephen Scamln' n. Ia the IS year Of his age o.
- II ocloek ali,r TIRES dsy,' nne, Robert Thomson
regretted iva l-r, circle Of fie1dI ana nclI. tarce'
inu,rs ron Presbyterian Church, at o'clock
g. n this dsy tNouisyl. 49,
YO-GAr-ln TINS city on Friday evening Nov. H. .fer
rhol iilness. Annie l.. Sh,.woad VIE oi Sat ie' j."
Vourh' r, and adopted daughter OF John H. ha1 f|' L.
G4bess. -
The lun~ral IN ske place Monde 7th q, o'clock n
flo her late idonc- 40. "a Fish lsense TIE re.V
rnd isul. ri tire sniy qc..y Invited 20 attend
without further no lee.
nov. IS hchoas Wsu-oq. sssd'i ysi'' elde'' son Oh
y. D. Williamson Of Nrrf.t OH .,, n.
F.n,rs seyvicr1 vii le place this tfenoon - o'.a 81
-. ,tn r.s,. Co. Sume.sct ftIeet New hIInsN.lA.
" .LfSn Caarton. Saratoga toari', - H. on oH'''1'''
Nov s. Jo.rpA Van kirA F" els, aseh 10 ysst ,.,,,
WlLLIAMS-fu Brooklyn. on Sltudiy' nov. 10 Wl!,,'h
Go,rcr. son q William Cooper aud jennie Amen WI
d af aged nearly r0ni -. . -,
WaRPFK-On SATURDAY NOV. Is George Derjsrn Warner
aeoi 20 ycfss $500
VFEHs-On Saturday Nov Is, hrne. hieiin', willow oi
George j.. NosLa la tho "a yoel ~ uef a-c