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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10

Honorable, what high Toned, what an
aaiable gentleman Mr.. Landry was. and
how highly he was respected by shra who
knew him. They said that he had had his
losses; the wsrs had half mined him;s his
friends had observed chat he had been1ir
ritaJie Of late. poor man; and, no doubt.
he had struck his daughter harder than
he intended. His wife and his other chill
dren came to plead for him. A legal gen.
tleman. appeareds also, to do what was
possible for him in the way Of argu,
ment.
Gen. Butler decided the case thus: Lam
dry should give his daughter her freedom
and settle upon her a thousand dol
E'ars-l.oL hHe E.oY H4. $50, t2srff
Being in mortal terror OF Fort Jackson,
he gladly complied with these terms. The
poor girl went forth that day free wo-
man. and trustee was appointed to adj
minister her little fortune and see. that
no further harm befell her,
1t was light penalty for. such a crime.
| wish the general had treated the case q
Ia Wellington-rung for three poles and
a rope. anil had the wretch hanged. that
Sunday morning, in, the nearest public
square God and man w ould have APP
plauded the deed, and there would have
been no more women whipping in New
Orleans. while the flag of the United
States hoated over the Custom House.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10

A Westefner says the prejudice against
color is very natural. vet the prettiest
girl he ever knew was Olive Brown.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10

Why is dbl and plausible man like
an un-riffed gun?
Because he is q smooth bore. mo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10

A Copperhead editor says he hopes to
reach the truth He is laying out for him
self long journey. Had he not better
make his will before he starts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10

a poetical barber, who deals in spirits
as well as lather. attracts no slight custom
to his shop by the following lines fixed
over his door: en-
Rove not from pole to pole. but here turn
in. 30
Where naught exceeds the sharing but the
II aGneo0rt Wins
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10

these Bitters are put up in quart
bottles, of Which the a6ove Is a fac-ssn'-
lie. Che label is finely engraved, and
is prouidsd ,vith safeguard from
counterfsitsrs. price 81 per bottle, or
sir for SIS.
- c. w. Roback.' Proprietor, No. 8
East Fourth St.. Cincinnati, to ,Uhess
all orders should be addressed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10
The Two Southern Mothers.

II.
The Two Southern Mothers.
Heard you not the din OF battle, ae Va
Cannon's roar, and musket rattle, .ssa
Clashof sword. and shrek ofshell,
yictor's shout, and vanquished's yelii
.sasfi ..l
Saw you not you scene Of slaughter, ~
Human blood poured out like water;
Northern yalor, Southern pride, " 6 ~
Stern resolve on either side1
Cheering on his a'gging men. -.
Rallying to the charge again,
Comes bullet, charged with grief,
Strikes the brave Confederate chief
Down he falls, amid the strife, ----.-
Horses trampling out his life: EE CD
Scarce Can his retreating force T~T
Find and save his manglcd cor;c. =
Home they bore him to his mother
He all she had--none other:
Woful mother. who can borrow
Words to paint her frantic SORROW
As she m,urnel her slaughtered brave,
Came and spake hernged slave,
Game, and spake with solemn brow:
sMisss, we is even now. N-
Il had ten, and you had one; ==S
Now we're cyex--all are gone:
Mot one left to bury either
Slave ministries mourn together.
-'EoeTy one of mine you sold
Now your own lies stark and cold:
To the just Avengcs bow? --
Missis. forgive you nor.' E%S
Thus she spoke, that sable mother;
SShuddering. quaiisd aud crouched the other,
q Yea. although it larry long,
PAYMENT SHALL De MADE FoR WRONG. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

rfatf u.
Coughs, Colds, Innucnza, Hsar>encsss
CrOap, bronchitis. uncipienf Con.
~ sumption, and fer sbc Relief "
Of Con~um?fivc Patients
f in advanced stages l n 49,
Of s;sc Disease.
This Is a remedy university known TO supaps
any other lor the of throat aud lung complaints.
that IL is useless here publish the cyidescc OF its
virtues Its unriyailcd excellence for coughs and
colds and ifs truly wonderful cures of pnlmoary
diS,asc. have made IL known throughout the civil
izcd nations of the earth Few are the eomrnusfcss
or even families, among them who have not zone
personal experience of its effects some nzing
trophy i'm tleir midst of its victory the subtle
aud dangerous disortlers OF the throat and lungs.
AS all know the dreadful fatality Of thee disorers
ami as they know, too the effects OF tins renscdss
we Feed not do more than la assure them that haa
now all the virtues that IL dill have when making
the cures which have won so strongly upon the
confidence Of nankind. = 4'ts1 4'f-'~ ~
Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER & Co.. Lowell Mass
Sold by Pershing & Co., T.Ar Lennon, Blaiu
& Co., Plymouth; o. W. Canningham, Bourbon,
and BY alldealers in medicines everywhere, whole
"a e bv ]. H. REED & Co., Chicago. nl1yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10

az hdssds to mi IN GsIsIsl rtlt an
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

We direct tie attention of our readers
to tho call for . meeting Friday night TO
appoint Delegates 70 the Canal Conven-
tion st Chicago. The entire West has =
deep intsrss. in the results Of that Cou-
vcn,ion, and it 10 both for the interests
and the reputation Of our city that she
should be represented in the Convention.
Let there BE- genAal tnrn oal 70 the
meeting to secure the appointment oI
suitable Delegates to represent US on the
occasion At Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

At aneetiug of the Usion Dsnossacy
of Caldwell county, Ky, held.on the 18th
inst :, the following, among other resolu-
tions, were unanimously passed. 1t will
be observed that Democracy in Kentucky
contrasts very favorably with the Copper
head species in the Northern States
Resolved, That W will support NO man
for ofaos Who 10 not IN kvor Of furnish
jng al the, nsa. and mossy, assesaasy OF
demanded By the constituted authoritisi
Of the Government 70 prosecute the war
for American nationality and against trai.
tors in arms. tssasSs, IA rebellion, 70 I
succsssful termination, sad - establish
meut Of the power and authority Of th1
Government esss I'll IL tsssitory and I
complete vindication Of the national hon.
d Shd inss1fisy.
Resolved, That We heartily endorse or
lt1 - - I'D - z 60. bssns;ds,
in The military dspeFtpept halisvina
eSai mir AiiGfli ~ dtioh xilI had,
aid in the restoration Of psass, qsii5 sad
Ceed eeae. n tAie e>aae.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29
III ACK LINE
N ANOMALY.

A N ANOMALY.
sxv. BOWER on Aais ssrsss. = srae.s old sss.a, =
Invites your stssntien % his modem p,As
OF hriAsanU essAs dsvn withsn rsash Of shs poor,
That they 10 iongsr the psnoAng ofvsnt may endure
He has GsssA frsis " an kinds ssa corn asd srssp
peas,
suga~ ssa Corss snaan htnds Of Tsasj tt
Canned oysters, and iobsers frss pesisd ana ar,sd
fruit,
Pine appes and rasberrics with prices to suit,
Cocoa Esd charoolate whose ravor, the sequel
VIII prove thatths market will not show ihcir ca ousl
Corn s'asch and farins, vssnicslii, rico, aour,
Pearl barley, Tspioca and Sage, Mr.. Bower
Alleges uuequa,ied for quality and prices,
To SAY nothing Of his extracts his oils and his spices
His musiasds Of Bagi,sh and American make,
He warrants win RaB II You only will isk<.
All the different varieties of syraps you know,
From the Metupotaa brsnd to the common N i. O..
Including the "Golden," Bsichsrs, ssa sorghsrn,
Either u witch on hst cakes make you 'fort 'em.-
Then there 10 his eorees, al s.thrre Tho rub,"s
II Is noeo Is Moco and Hots mere 'dub " ~
sstae OF his eompetetofs would fain have II known
That they We the opiy Aooo in fac. In Ii tavn.
simple minsts that has had the effect
Of setting the curious At wosk To detect
In this singular ansmsiy, siuguiarIy pvt forth
Asirusgis With. II not this sunfhitasion ofruiA.
But, TO return TO The eeIse, OF which he 10 sure,
Hehas sons that would tickle the tsfs OF An episurs
His susAsssrs Aas. yet varied in grsde,
White, brown and yellow and every oshef shade.
. HIS susAs.cnrsd hama, dried bsss and cheese
Wien properly served can BE- swsllawed snh ease,
His hour from Quincy, GrAcs asd kagle Mil,
Tvan Guy, Phoenix aAd Plymouth is TO aii tn,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

When this infsmous rebellion Is put
down, and i. viii be in the course of an
other year, and the soldier returns from
the war" and our eosn.ry agsip moves on
in the path Of greatness and glory,
msnding more than ever the respect of
the nations.--it will be the proudest
boast Of an American freeman that he WAS
ooe Of the defenders Of his country in her
smssgsncy. HIS ooun.rymen viii award
him the mesd of praise, aud his children
altar him viii poist With just pride and
sxultation to the patriotism Of their faith
er. A consciousness Of having done his
duty when his country vas 10 peril. will
20 with him all along the path Of life, and
in old age be will be honorad ~ the brave
are always honored, and when life's tisful
soene shall wane, . halo Of glory will sur
round his couch. ee ~
There il good time coming, boys
The struggle We now witness is the nat
ural consequence of the antagonism OF
principles which have been at war with
each other since the creation Of the world.
Light and darkness, heat and cold, truth
and error, ars mot moro antipodes than
are the purposes Of the. two oonteadiDg
armies of our country.
Whatever may Be said in regard 70 the
authors Of this war, the issue ~osc is one
for the perpetuity Of free Government over
dsspotism and sristocracy. For the Uni
vefsal boon Of freedom over the privile'
ges of set Of men to live in luxury and
sslf-iaduIgsnce, from the iabors Of snoth'
er sst without compensation. 10 Other
words, Il is an issue between truth and
error, justice and injustice.
And 10 doubt the result would be a,
once to doubt mans capacity for ssls
government, 70 deny the progressive
nsrch Of civilixasion, and 70 ignore svsry
pripcipie of right and justice which VI
have been taught 70 love and yeaerst'
since We were children. ff
,aaz Hsw impossast 10 visw Of these truth,
that every man make for himself such /
! ,ssetl = IIAall iss hin thsssps sst
grstitnds Of his country In " that goot
tini astiihk." Traly may IL " said
- sassesd gsssnaioss look down spo'
~, ehall psslArity learn that vs wer
squsl a ~ oecalipa. Of tAat Ia thu sRisi
Z q. ~ euasiou's history vs proved ds6oicn
= sssnGs cd Paaxisliane
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

1t seems that our information 10 regard
to the dissipation and objec Of the SOL
diers who vent over into Illinois day be-
fore yesterday, was incorrect
:, The first squad did not 90 to Carthage
after dcserters, but to country place to
get sonc horses that had seen captured
from Union man. They we're success
fui ia their mission, and returned With
the horses.
After their return, second squad Of
some thirty soldiers we're sent over to the
little village of Tioga, to overhaul nest
Of seeesh. They left Tuesday evening
under command of Sergeant Newport,
and returned yesterday afternoon with a
secesh company flag waving under the
stars and stripes.
They captured the flag, together with
. lot Of sprons-ef the Secret Order Of the
Star, two secesh sympa,hissrs. named
Andrew ]. Baker, and james N Taylor
and lot Of FIRE arms. The Gag. apron
and arms were found In possession oi
these two men, who were notorious trait
ors, Tayiors Grocery being the head
quarters of the sympathisers. There wal
no resistance offered the soldiers, and il
seems that many of lhe people who wer.
regarded as sympalhisep, we're glad 10 b,
delivered from their thfrldom, and wer.
rejoiced that these men we're arrested. ant
instead Of resisting the soldiers, assists'
them in the arrest Of these two men. A
B. Grass, the chief man Of the concerp
and recruiting officer for the rebels.
regular emissary of JEFF. Davis, skedad
did. snd = number of the leading spirit
in the disloyal demonstration in that vi
cinity. who we're fugitives from Missouri
hays iscsaty moved their qnarters.
The expedition wss, in the whole,
complete success, and is entitled to th
honor OF capturing the FIRST sscesh flag o
Northern soil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29
what the worlds Aan Thinks.
The correspondent of the New York

Ine correspondent oI the New Iofk
World was taken prisoner in the vicinity
of Vicksburg recently and travelled over a
grea, portion of the Confederate States on
his way to Rishnoud asd New York. He
wss released by JED. Davis, while the
Tribune and other correspondents were
still retained as prisoners, The Copper
head procliyities Of the World will account
for che dissrimination 10 hS favor proba.
bly,.
This correspondent announces the fol-
lowing conclusions, which we commend
to the consideration Of such Democrats as
have failed to discover the injurious inAu-
-snee Of such men y vallandigham and
Dean in encouraging traitors and prolong-
ing the war; aA> 1A
| The CONCLUSION formed in three weeks
| sojonvn an the limits .of the Confedercy, /,
a trip almost across its entire extent by a
cirenitous route that lad almost down TO
the Gulf, then mp again through the moun-
tsins of East Tennessee to Kichmopd and
along the Valley Of st. James may be
briefly summed up;
lst. The people are brave, determined
! and 10 the main united.
1 I'd. There may be temporary suffering
for want OF sufficient food. but starvation
Is impossible. afg s5
81. Although they can never probably
have their armies again at ~ high num-
Der as now, and the material for conscrip-
tion almost exhausted, yetss the war has
been conducted thus far, their military
resources are sufficient to. keep up the
struggle for two years more.
4tl Their strength is thrown entirely
10 isontiers,, and il THAI frontier line we're
once pierced-if our generals begin to do
their duty, the whole fabric of rebellion
will go topping down like house built
of cards 2
9Th. Union and perseverance, at the
North are what the rebels most dread -
4 rhsirgreatest hope lies in our division,
and their greatest encouragement is de-
rived from the conduct of such men aa
Vallandigham. He is regarded there Al
martyr q the gontheSa cause, asd they
are convinced that be must have consid
cradle portion OF Northern people at hi'
. tkaar = ..,g.t tss Gaaa- t.r n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

~ The steamer Kate Cassel, Capt
B. w. Dsvis, is the morning pschet for
Davenportsnd Rock Island, and intsrme-
diats points. Leaves Fort Madison on
the arrival of the cars from KeoAuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

VOf6cer Bartlett arrived from Quincy
lss evsnisg, having in his chargs the two
boys who have been oonfssd thsss for
some time for burglary. They win have
an examisation to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

MusIc We would call attention to
the advertisements Of Miss CanDou, Music
Teacher. Those desiring to tsts lessons
would do well TO avail thsmselvss of her
services.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

The 0SeaklhG Ot oux Efeoss
Accidents will sometimes happen, even
to the most careful. Yesterday morning.
at 8 O'Clock. jnst as our presznan was
preparing 70 PIT the paper to press, one
of the iron arms snapped asunder, and
left US With no alternative but 70 issue the
news 10 an extra form, which, Of course,
vas done, and the news ssut TO eaoh sub
scriber The bresk has been repaired by
nm experienced n,seAis<.s, aud is now as
strong % when new.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

The citizens Of keokuk and vicinity
are requested TO meet in the Court Honse
on Friday evening, the Goth instant, at 8
O'Clock, for the purpose Of appointing
delsgstss 70 attend the Chicago Cana
Convention to be held in that city on The
End Of June next. r3k88
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

r. Persons having guns, rcvolvsrs
and ANN saition for ssie will DO we'll TO
- the Sarvsyos Of the Port before sell
Ing the same. See special notice on foHrth
page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29
Union Meeting Al Kso.a uoua.

Colonel Clay Caldwell. who is ON a
visit to his fAtnily is posted for sspeecb
II Keosauqua tomorrow, Saturday af.er-
noon. He is another kind of Clay to
that announced for copperhead speech
- Kss1ss4sa afortsighs ego. He = a
brave and gallant soldier, who has nobly
fought the bptties Of he count ~ sgainst
tbs traitors Of the South, and will defend
he Government with like sbihty and stir.
ring eloquence against their aiders and
sbet'orz in the North.
Let oil the people turn out to hear the
patriotic Clay, and rest assured that he
will "come 70 time and "te taw.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

~ The PAymastsr 10 here and will
dominance paying OF the soldiers the
list of this week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

RA- Those strawberries 1t Dinners are
not all gone yet He is still receiving
them every day and will as long n the
strawberry season lasts. They are now
fully ripe and taste delicious. Go and
try them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

the determination Of the soldiers in the
Geld snd ths patriots st home. It is =
big job thsy have undertaken, and It BE-
comes thoss who think of enlisting in
the enterprise with them. fairly to connt
the cost befbrs they make the irrevocable
decision.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29
HThe Dailv Gste Civ failed % =

HThe Daily Gats City failed to make
its appearance Yesterday isiss ssual pro-
portions In conseq uencs Of . brsakage Of
the press. l, is the first occasion that We
hare afaiisd 70 issue the psper % tie reg
slax publication day since it was sstAb-
lished, some nine years sgo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

A HoRs.--Our readers will be sur
prised TO hear that we had big "horn"
at our ssuctum last night, but doubtless
the more cbaritably disposed will excuse
NJ in view Of the facts aud circumstances.
| The horn was said to be from jeff. Dar
VIZ plantation, aud vas sent by Major
Archer to C1l. Rankin, but is not the
kind Of "horn" that they appreciate mos'
highly. In fact. il is vsritable OF horr
of mammoth proportions, measuring tire,
feet in length aud fifteen inches in cir
cumference.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

H-We are informed that the God
Templsrs Of this city are going to have an
Ice Cream Supper al iheir Hall. % Tues
d., vsaing next. Bye-the-bye this be-
nevoleut organization is accomplishing .
large amoant Of good in this city. Their
weekly mse,ings are attended by Gear q
hundrsd members. The proposed supper
will be gotten up in the best style, and
oil who may attend viii be amply re-
paid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

DWThe Palmer Cotton Mill in Palmer
Mas, - baEleA On Sanday morning;
los y2tO, 600, beside 500 psrssssAspriv-
| d q veek.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

The CONTINENTAL This excellent
monthly for June lays on our table. This
number is filed with a number Of inter-
esting articles, among which are-The
Buccaneers of America, The Confedera-
tion and Nation, Mil on Liberty, and The
Value Of the u mon. ~
This monthly has successfully combined
The energy and freedom of the daily news
paper with the higher literary tone Of =
first class monthly, and in times like the
presaat such Journal exerts great in
fueucs throughout the land. The terms
Of subscription are three dollars year.
Firss Alabama Insan,ry.
Gen. Dodge has organized the LIST Ala
bama infantry regiment Of African de-
scout with the following officers:
4 Colonel. N Alexander, Chaplain
65th Illinois. gs
Lieut.. Colonsl--J. N. Irwin, Captain
7th Iowa infantry.
AJor--E. NJ. Lowe, Captain eth Illi-
nois infantry.
snrgson-W Wesley Humphrey. Sad I'LL.
nois infantry.
Adjunnt-George Haskin. Sergeant
esd Ohio infant1y.
ChapIain-Ed. b, Pierce. s.,.
\ %Qssstsrmsstss-A. a. Bradford, Ser
geant l4th Wisconsin infaatry.
Sergeant Major--John Swensen, Pri.
| ate 52d Illinois infantry.
Quartermaster's Sergeant--Luther D
Porter, Private 7th Illinois infantry.
Coumissary Sergeant -.
Hospital Steward - Thomas Leslie, Phi.
vate 5Oth Illinois infantsy. a,
Co. A--Oapsain, Hesry S;nnoas, pr
vate ed Iowa Infantry; Int Lisnteuan.
H. c. Kelly. privsts "a Iowa; ID Lien
tenant, ]. N. Miller, sergeant "a I6wa
lss Sergeant, james Young privAts q
Captain Simmons Is knows psnoaall,
TO many Of our readers, and has wriaEss
very frequently for our colanns asds,
the signature of '.H. g."
DWThe Palmsr Cotton Mill in Palms
AssA, - bar4sA oa Ssnday morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

WA1cHEs AID JEwEIxTs At AUCTION.
The ssetica Of watches, jewelry, &C.,
y en- pSagrashg es.bscorsr Of Go
ond and Main street. under the Gate City
Office. and We hear OF fine purchases At
great bHHiDs. Il "a Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29

PrssosAL --Adjutsnt Lowe, who was
shot through the ancle in severe skir
mish near Helens, reached home yestsr-
day morning. We learn that he il doing
fssii ssd hes fair prospect Of recovering
without suffering any permanent iniuri-
ous effects from his wound.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-29
r osT LOST II

sysAyed, from Ne on THE i4sh inst, ese
red COW, with line back and csnmpled horn. with .
piece split ~ tbs lsf there u slit In the le and
ersp on ths riGht. Aay rstusnans ~ isavisg IN
~ osaisa q thA oAos - sAas sAs nay ~ sAtoans4
VII eesfsr favor On ~ suessibss.
mayT-d Afs. X. ROuB0Ho.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
TIE Laxs.Y oprHH PIe..

TEE LAX811 oP THE FLEA.
Long years have wand cred unfsttersd and free,
And bitt. a the young ard the old.
And laid IN the couch OF the rich and the poor,
And frightened the warrior bold
But power il waning fast from mo
Powder Magnetic and streng.
Invented By Lyon, 10 death to our tribe,
And away must travel ere long.
Lyons Powder is Ear Mess to mankind but viii
kill all house insects, garden worms, plant bugs
dc. LYONS Magnetic Pills aae sure death to rats
and mice Sold everywhere.
10 2-2w DEEMS 9. BA.sEs & Co., New York.
srB.xA1oaHHGA DAN BE opRzp-Dr. Kanda
s.sesrey. Los, 0 Pe.or, &C., s,esdtsy ard sfes.sl
H. Its effects are truly magical. trial Of the
Merits nD Prio. 81 : box Sod By 8. B. Ford. cor.
nor nth street and Pa; avenue, Wnhinston, saA
DISEASES o. TIE NERVOUS. skaIs1L. UAIsAaY
AND SHXuAL 2Ts1Ehs.-New and reliable treat.
n ss.aa sss
DR. J. Skillin Hoashtea, Howard Association,
Philsdelphia, Pa. mar B-3m
BosxAT1os or CoRss.--oorn. are formed Of
thickened layers Of eutiele. and arc generally Of
depths, according to the injury caused upon the
,'s pss ss
corn itself bat in tie part COMPRESSED by II the
Ter thsI ana ssen:
s cIu BE- avoided. 70 ali afflicted With corns
Sunions, aoublslome nails. or other disorders OF
Dr.: wits osass No, 4s4 Psaa,,i,.a;s aysns:
between Four and A-hasf ana s1x'a s1osS. msS
Ansidoss, g Easiiss spsoao q. slxsy-ays year.
s.AnAing. WIN cure Goseyt1s o. ssy aaU. ESS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09
DIED.

In ssis city, % tho morning Of the 9Th instant,
DAVID MDHAN. IN the S4th yeer Of has ase; Q
fbs last sveety- fpur years resident Of this city
His fsseral will take place On "Wednesday, the
ksth instAnt ut ~ 'c2osk p N feoA his late resi-
5ereses Third street east, betveea saA sts.
a Ospss0l Hik.