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DIE ID.

BERGEN-At Harlem, suddenly on Monday morning, Apri
H. Harry Jones, youngest sou Of Benjamin and Phebt
Notice of funeral papers of Wednesday morning April 10
CROPPER-At Wsverly, Hudson City Sunday, April l6
- May relic, Of Vincent Cooper aged 10 years
The friends of the family invited 10 attend her funeral to
morrow "wednesday afternoon o'clock from her late
residence. Palisade ave, Wayerly Hudson City,
EvANS-At Hudson City, Sunday. April 1e, Courtenay
Thompson of Edward and Jane Evans, aged years
The friends q The family are invited to attend his funeral on
Tuesday April 49, at o'clock M from the residence OF
his parents wIOw.cOurt Hudson City.
GILsON-At his residence No. 81 West Thirty,econd
Monday, April IT, William H. ellison esq, in the 3sth year
Notice Of funeral In the evening papers.
Saturday morning April IS, Mrs. Martin blur
ply aged 70 years.
from her late residence No 81 Cheevcr place, South Brook
lyn Monday morning. l7th inst. Her remains will be
taken to ST. Peters Church, Hicks and "auen,sts,
where requiem mass will be sung 81 100 O'Clock from
thence to the Cemetery Of the Holy Gross, Flatbush
POLHEMUS-In Brooklyn, suddenly, Sunday evening,
April TO- Theodore Polhemus jr in tie 3Oth year oil ms
The relatives and friends of the family invited to sttend
hi. funeral Wednesday afternoon at o'clock FROM bis
late residence, Fifth'ave corner Carroll-st.
sEAMAN-suddeny, on saturday, April IS, Of commissions
Mary mclene only daughter Of Lloyd and Imogene Sea-
The resves and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend without further notice The funeral service will
on Monday, April H. Ut O'Clock p Her remains viii be
taken to Evergreen Cemetery.
sUITONOn Sunday, April ID, Marrare, Emily only child
OF Jemes r. and Mary Sutton aged IS months and "a days
" Suffer little children to come unto me,
For OF such 4. the kingdom Of heaven"
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully in
yi,ed attend the funeral this (fuesdayl afternoon at
O'clock from the residence Of her parents No. 2Oa Madison
It,
Monday April l., David olyphan Vail in bis sd
yesr lately OF China.
III, rotive. and friends end those of his father in law
Cullen Van Rensselaer, invited TO attend his funea
without further notice Wednesday, the 10Th inst at 10
oc k w. from his late residence No. " East Ihuiy'
siHthst
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Threatened Raid Upon 0ed"u-b"rg and
Rochester from Cnnaas.

.EOCHE-TLH \. y MondHl, Apl' 10 I70H
A telegram was received Yesterday by the
'Ma,or from Major Gen. j. j. Peca commanding at
New Yoik. stating that information bad been received
's bis cndqalrtcrs that organized band Of 10 men
wcre Jan Clfrolton County. Canado, prepared to MAKE
'ra.d upon Rochester or Ogdensburg-
Tie Ain,or called meeting Of an advisory c'mm"e'
:of ciiizens TO take or meeting the raiders
Gen williams received orders from the Adjutant
sGeneral OF lc State TO Put The SIN EegimeH' ulo'
I nty. ond two companies ere nov under arms
The raiders viii meet with q warm reception II thel
Z nnnld come.
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The Fall OF Richmond in CharIsston-A
Celebration i'm Prespcet-Fort sumter
The Whites and STANDARDIZATION.


CHARLEsToS. : C., Apiil II, 1865.
The glorious news of the capture OF Richmond
and Petersburg has filed the ecossioniss of this city
With dismay A salute OF q guns was fred at noon
yesterday by order OF 4dmiral Dalleren, by the flag
steamer Philadelphia the steam slools Iu'carora and
Pawnee. aud the steam gunbOas Mary Sanford and
Aeaea. in honor OF the victory. While is crushing
blow 70 n. hearty Rebels il is rather welcomed bT
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TRolri.c oN The UyIoS cor RISE J.. LII
trot cane on on the Union 'oHse' L. L. OF
'Ssurday. Tie 18Th lust, between J heeeahs D. =
Favor. W McAlahon's b. m. Lady CLIP aud j. DTaA,
IN. e. Honest Ned. II was for SWEEPSTAKES Oh 20"
}mle lc,t, best three in five. IN harrcss Lazy VI
IVA hacked against the field AT tie ttnfl put a,cI Nv
p tcet two 10 orc was offered on the winner a'or
In later won ia three straight. but well contested
ica;s Lady Clip being second IN EACH Tune 0'vl- VI,
jtO0-3.OI. a match rece for zoo mlie hea'f, posi
$50 an five in harness between j. Whites VII. s. hno
n Cerrolrs Staten Island. owned br. z. WoodranBer
4bc former won in three straight heats, although w,
To- one was bet Woodranger. even amer nc nae ios
was very heavy
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
u = SANITARY COMMISSION, No. go BROADWAY,
- -

Noticc-Nr MERRILL LADD, one Of the most respected
,;'sn Of Chicago il in 10 solicit donations from
roees OF to the North Western Fair lie ha'
lsppoined Mr. b. L. sherman, Of Morris, sherman '9a.s
M iii Wstsr Special Agent FOX New Yen: M
|c,n s.o be ated wlh there. The pupn.
)esmrsty solicited to the appeal OF Nh sdd n
and charity should induce Grocers 70 fepr.se
am,elye, handsomely al the splendid Fair now PtePes
lChicsyo ;or our siok and wounded soldiers soon W "
J" w" uINRY ". BELLOWS, gss't T. d ssll tsG
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From Turks Island.

The Tarls IJand Standard of the 1T inst. j.
received OF tie salt market it states:
"1hc onantiy shipped ibis week il very small and
sour market OF late has been dull The opening Of TIC
'cenal. In America VIII no doubt improve he trade III
shc meantime VIC learn that al salt Cay ana East Lar
Dor as well az this place, PROJECTORS ere Increasing
TtLeir .tnck Lat sales, lie.
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,nrion. the Guerrilla. Killed.

LotlsyuG KY, Monday Apfi H. ls''-
Tie Jouraai has a special dispatch announcing
Die kilng OF Aiaron the noted guerrilla leader by on
,f Can't. Fafrcl's men. near Manion, on saturday.
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MARIE ID.

this city Monday, April Il, az
the residence Of the brides parents by Rev. A. X Sanford
Mr. William Hughes Of Hanmonoa ~ j. and Mis-, Esther
McClaire Of this city.
OUTHWICK-FISHER-Int this city, on Monday, April II,
Calvary Church, by the Rev. DR.. Morgan Emuel South
wick to Adelaide Louise Fisher daughter Of the late Col
Alexander Ming, all of this city,
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Pn,.cuuers Arrived.

o. .,i o. CIV Of Baltimore. from lvfrTo0-N u h''
I'D isi, NJ, and Mu. Dean. NJ I'D No s,crn ~ 800
lf loinf Mr. Blake sud child, Mn 'io.e tlr 'i
81 al ,f, ~. rad child NIs Queen Ms Nieho or
gIl Cl-tis " Grmmc, Nj Dale. y. tanr H. liu ''n I
e. nr.f s. khicI, J. bunt'i. L. ~ hSutf. >
- q Il Wa M j. Nichols, w. liastt' :. j. F'ii'h
a. Co.nsnr G. Efovu, u. WeIHcy. W % Ht"ui'Ai' -
lp,,e L. D,uo..l T. Chadwick. :. ". Clarke, T. "etut
tN 81 Inca. and C'y ~ the s'oeffsc
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Tic last writing done by the late President was adj
d,s.ca the Hon George Ashmun Springfield Mass.
and performed in the carriage IN which ne rode 10 1ns
I~,iticn on a card upon his kgec. as follows
80" " A. LINCOLN.
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Gucrriilns rExIcrminntcd.

IrXNGTON. ~ MUiluf', NWH - I7V''
Gen. Hol-ous men killed Marion, the enef
'lila yesterday. ..., :. ,,,--,-
Wet lcI, ID noted guerrilla ls ehWc'eu ~ sun ~
io., Ell. ~. gcd that they must snrcndo. or be 81
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Prom tEtm Dii..

CAIRO. Mondal. April Il, 800
Gru. Ws-bburnc has issued au order at Mem
,bi icoily rccoruizn ne the feet that tie Rebellion Is
ended. aud rcroling several Of the most STRINGENT
ol,f me, ou.iy H. force for the go'tnmehl o dhai'f
fn w. Tennessee.
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Sftrttpfrd Rursiary.

E1cHl-rEG *. y. Moudas Arf'' u. iS''.
Suua burglars made an unsucr" ini 1ll'ml
to ,o., an. vail. Of the Commercial Bona laH night
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Riciiuiand W hiE.

WILLIAM IRA SMITH roprietcr.
OIE TERMS 10 KE6ULA :. I-CR bEkS:
p.r.ors wishing 20 become regular sab.'ribtrs 70 lhf
RICHMOND WHO can Low DO 20 by mail oI othegwite
OR TERMS
h ia, rre.ert anti we cen definitely ascertain the regulations
f nm. United Staes govern ng such matters wI be as 90 w"
For one .'''.'''t'''''''''F
For Elk months. ..ss''.'s''s''''''
no which will aided Sc per year Cor IFS -
horieg peliodJ 70, lie prepayment 81 rosss. "H'" % "
leGliGcG -.,,, ,,ort,r
The md ifned rroli.toI % ic,h jsl md ,h OF til
month Person, desiring to slbs be OF advertise IN ~
.x,ifn -, a. th.ir names ssd post-oiee together Wiz
with JAMES WILDE, IT,, Co, Ncs
|sso"s 81 Wilt A. and they viii be- rec, wed.
Pous willing 10 become Agents can have The opIoit9n
- -, "'S -. tt,re WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
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Al Meeting oi the .NlHut tusDttiVfs VI
iReVcnuc Department Of the port Of New lork bed 81
following Preamble and Resolutions we'e unanimously
{adoptet
Hieeas Il las Pleased Alnisty God @ take from ne
Abraham Lincoln our beloved and rrye.ed President OF the
ed states by uddeu ard awful visitation, aud py TINS
greet ca sy Detailing IN the hour Of our National trump a.
we are wauG OF tie uncertainty Of AL human ehlrs and CUR
dcuendelce To- safety and protection as Nation
non a.. mercy aud wisdom Of Divine Prov denoe therefore
Rsit,d That while COW IN submission 70 Ie myser'
on, d. persson which thus all cts as as men nd cIehs
I've mus, express the anguish end grief which 81 our hearts
hat Tx dea o. Abraham Lincoln - caaily not " ld
Nation elore Int 10 tie wlol, civilized void -
Reoed That III. bsreav"d wife aud children o. the
dead tender deep end heartfelt sympathe
but can otter better alton then the assurance
tole people weep Gnd mourn VAIN A.n and zee. te os
l be iucVdribe; .. . -, 49,. a., =
uflve aahouy devoyss sympathy TIE trying po.li
ton An viii h d. is placed and tie Of cur coTda
lard unvavering support IN Ill. "asures which gndsd py
Divine wisdom Dc msy adopt for tie speedy accomplishment
Of tie great objects fol wh.h bic smeutd predecessor
bored an died. .
ResrcG That esognile as solemn duty 70 orr conn
J and e. Ind the inAlttoH upon the TRAITORS VINO lave
lbronrht Ills great calamity Of tie u, allies QUE 20
cTncs that COX ior peace secured by JAce
fully st,ulv and nnfir .iiuely administered -
Reo6d That tie Night Inspectors Of the Revenue pe
pau,t Of the PoIt Of New iolk, VIII wear naott el
on the len ann fox thirty days, mara CT resI CT
4 q ON Iaii.su,d ald beloved President
R.ofr.1 That we vii unite with cur iriow etLtls ~
Ync fneral f0.mnos a. may take Place ia TINS cy tlu
Sc tomuiee oifcyeE he appointed 10 nsse 70. Aeestsis
lHTarrem'nts CRU. D. pLA-NA-i l'es-N'A"
s SAtr g; LTSEHf Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18

DYSPEPSIA AND FITSl-A sure cure for these
distressing complaints is now made known in Treatise
ION Foreign and Native Herbal Preparations, published
by DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN. The prescription was fur.
nished him in such pFoyidential manner that be oan
mot conscientousy refuse to make 1t known 1t has
cured every body who used it, having failed in
single ease. 1t IS equally sure III cases OF Fits as OF
Dyspepsia; and the Ingredients may be found In any
drug store. Sent to all on tho receipt OF five cents
to prepay postage. Address DR.. o. PHELPS Baowy
No. 10 Grand.st, jersey City, Ncw.Jerscy.
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Business Notices.
ALL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN HAY
BEAUTIFUL HAIR.


ALL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE
BEAUTIFUL HAIR.
CHEvALIRRs LIFE FOR HAIR
restores GRAY HAIR to ils original color stops its FALLING
OrT keeps the HEAD CLEAN Stands above comparison with
ANY other hair dressing Sold the Drug Stores and at
.Oice, No !, 123 Brosdwny SARAH A. CHEvALrER, MD.
A NEGLECTED COLD may cause months of
suffering and often ends 6, las in consumption bronchitis or
other pulmonary election Where neslec, is attended by
results dangerous VIA. justify the careless indifference
of waiting for cold to get well itser II those who are
troubled with Coughs Colds Hoarsenes' Sore Throat
kc. would surely avoid the dreadful suerngs Of the con-
sunptve lie, them take at once DR. d. JAryEs ExPEcTo
RANT remedy whose efficacy has been established Thirty
years. Sold everywhere.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
MOURNING EauIPxsSTs,
DRArrRr. DpArkD fLAes,
SHIELDS BADGES, Rosgrrgs.
and various
MFxssToEs and MEMORIALS
LaxzyrsD PRx,Ipysr.
JoHysros scorrELo
No. Dey-s,.
Tnde supplied on liberal term,.
GRAND-ST. PRICES on BROADWAY.
ALrr,spKR BIOS No. LIS Broadway, between Twenty
fourth aud Twenty fiih SIS.
pu.~cu or M M
oaer ever, variety OF LADIES TRIMMINGS Hosiery ZEPufa
WonsTEps end FANCY Goops at Grandst. prices Former
Grsnds, eus,omer end the ladies' generally, will Please
give them q call q, their New Branch Store, No. LIS
Broadgay directly opposite the Worth Monument.
THANKS TO MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING,
srrrP We lave been relieved from sleeple" nights Of
painial watching with poor, suffering. ieethns odrsn
i gives not Only resi- but visoT and hes,a-'hs rT'ie
fellow VIII woke Up bright. cheerful End refrc'hed-
soften. tie gums, cure. wind collie and regulates tie
bowel..-l Christian Cabinet
DR.. Won ElsRNDBRG,
lSvySroR or rBE FAxoUs
AEsIHEIfCO- NGURALGICoS,
ToR 1HK CURE or ALI DIsgAsrs or THE
Tyr, EAR lERcSIc tArAhRh
LrSGs THROAT liEiEr ini toSsvNrIioS'
MY be consulted q, hi. Con.uliins Rooms,
No. 8l9 BROADWAY.
'IIrArIyG RESTORED by oSr APPLICATION with Dr.. vow
EnZNBERG's AKsTHETIco NEURALGicoN.
PRICES REDUCED.
BALrrnoRr Finn PLACE HEATERS
AsERTcAs hITcHENERs. RANGES.
sCuOoLEYs AsTRICAs NEFKIGrRATORs,
ERiCK aud PORTABLE FuRSAcEs,
IL, red ced prices un,I May
NiCBARDsON, EoYNroS 90, Nc. - Nh'erst
Gall and examine, or seud foI circular.
TuE CUSTOM or THE TASTEFUL naturally
goes whcre SKILL and TAsrE haze achieved tn.r greatest
triumph. The beet O. this notice /. go direct popular aite
ton 10 The mot compel en.iye hlllt era NJ c'
tion Of Ladies' Misses Childrer and lrnts F1ncy Hats
which has been ofef'din this city. The stock Of ncy
straw Goods in these departments with which Senin hes
loeue tie srr trade IN advance o.! any and
,cyery other IN America. Let tho" who Gce to see up
i,rrd II 6fy new STYLES single glance, and slch iabrc
a. uuot e Iined elsewhere ths side OF Pali, m'pec
VIC 'P'-''-'D ''@ GrNIy No. 30 Broadway.
D,grrnNrnfTNV
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ftdyertisemnn.I

fAdvertisement.I
CLOTHING. Prices REDUCRD 80 PER CENT NJ
nos. $50 aud POO Bowery GEORGE A. HuYTEB & co.
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Ecnnomy. NQatncss and Utility.

urorNaYS cos CONCENTRATED BENZiNE re-
moves rant .ycs esse, &c, instantly and cleans s0V
s hbops etc. equal to new aud without injury 70 eo''
or fabric only IS per bottle HEGEMAN Co. o's" as
il. and Druggists TO- 2c3 go i and 7S6 Broadway ''-
.orr,r Seyent..r,hst ard Foarth.ave. Sold by
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Ca1arrh. scrofnIa, Consumption.


THE ONLY POSITIVE BEMEDIALs PRESENTED BY
A-'-' NATURE TO MAN;
william r. PRINCE Flushing \. " who proprietor
., lie NNEAN NURSERIES, las devoted 60 years to the
uey With 81 an So are octed with the above Diseases
with other. Impuy the Blood, when he will prove
* '1 ALL f A9P HfRR fs'1Fi FAILED lii
png IS specf Renede; pyeg 10 cents ana stamp mae''
Flushing 5 only % minutes oy IIlI.y -e,.y
Ar a special Meeting Of the MECHANICS AND
& Finest on MONDAY april H. the following resolutions
Hrcd a view Of the greet calamity ths has ALLEN
{upon nation IN the sudden and yoen. deah on y,
1ncompebc with the solemn thoughts which the OCCASION
Re,ei.e5. That Ills Exchange Room be closed during
W"Spesday aud Thursday the 18th and goth inst also
Re.o.rd That Committee be spp9nsa oy tf Jrsned
jsnd at IL. elb,rs q is Exchange Dc Te9ue'eo " "esh
a'o' badge Of ourn 56fS l'c oS5vER President
IoHy r BRovs, Secretary pro TEN.
=. :. sanitary ComuiissiOu.-rhe q s SAINTS z
u. oren ~ i, S ,nS Oh s Tned states
,Scdies ard Sailors Ne l5 Groyes nesr bleccsosss.
I neee NC 40 FRAScs FOWLER Assistant Secretary
.,e Meeting OF the Board OF Underwriters OF
sNew.York hed April 10 1905 tie following preamoe s"1
~ s,ity which Godhas permitted to fell upon the
% :. ssss@stc OF tie whole civilized world has so APP
aed our community tat there /. no heait Tor 's
Transact more Il en- necessary oAsH'f' ." Wv "
p,sd TIN, the cssee. Of the Marine Insurance Comps-
IN ibe hoaIs Of Il and o'clock until ne day ~.
or ts f,,ere obseqao. Of the afe CD MasistSe
r NScs and taa On tie day thereof that tie ome' VIII
Ees;t ne: s'e resolutions b. 5a5 JONES' President
4 EIwoop wAIrn Secretary
National Msurn.ns Badse- VIZ va p rohI ~
LIN, 0A'' VIZ GEM GALLERY No. $50 Broadway.
Canine, Ruruirure at the Lowest Mnnufactur.
-. pric,..-Me have constantly en- nApd anu nssr
IN tts l,t styles rosewood, ol,CA walnut ana o.asA
sood walnut and ch,stnr Bedroom and Chamber suits.
nd c.u, ra assortment OF all articles IN our hne 10 won e
draw The attention Of the public TO see ana saae 0u s'"'
before purchasing elsewhere Al, good, w1r, nSndpr
Nos rs aud i21 Rivngen IT, bet Neot ana "rs
I'll, Belt RsToaG passes within TWO e.seNs o. e O.o
Ecouomy. NQatncss and Utility.
urorNaYS cos CONCENTRATED BENZlNE re-
ov,s er.ase &c, instantly, and cleans si0S'
m hbops etc. equal to new, aud without injury 70 eo''
or fabric only 25 ce.ts per bottle. HEGEMAN &c"
=. and Druggists 10 2c3, go 81 and ''6 broae"ay INV
eorr,r sevent..rh-st ard Fourthavc Sold Dy cIgs,-
Use the Best,
twill Destroy Moths MST |; 81, ssfrRoYN6 PACKET
for preserSne Cloths res Carpets Robes SSsssrRUcTivE IN.
MWooen Gods frela MOTHS and az q, i psS INV
HsECTS. For SALE by all DRUGGISTS.
vE------------gily oliver Watches ,.,, ,,,Noprn
Loo all Se,sgiptlous, from I" 20 IN r. ALIEN No as
co ss' door below Canal ST. formerly NO II
q 0..,- ar The late Presidcnt-Lis s s,,,s !. GAR.
the or susl marble. aud o. o .. Tsntl,,t
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Advertisement.I
BOYS ALL Wool MELTON SUITS, al SLY.
,RoKAw. No "a Fourthavc and No. % Lafay ette place.
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Iran ala AeAle

II will Destroy Moths Now /. ,he Tine. fS,Na PACKET
GET BowDENs MoT npssI RoSe., Blanket. aud IL
sr rrsseGISss e s Ts and al OBSTRUCTIVE IN
sECTS FoI SALE by all DRUGGISTS.
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Advertisement
NEw.YoRK, April G. 1855.
WE HAVE THIS DAY

REDUCED THE PRICES
20 PER CENT
on OUR STOCK OP
GAS fixtures LAMPS, &C.
ARCHER s. PASCoAsT, Manufacturers.
Nos. 9,.ll, 10, 10 and IL Mercer-st, New. York.
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TRrssrs. TO DR.. SHERWOOD No. 30 Broad
way y s.: Is1rpose YOU remember me being there I've
ay. aud going t. Dr. Sass will you. on stated was h'
10y 20, , ,c-, ,yer fst We'll flank The J. ri am .stus
hotter 30 u. n. the rss ard lrd t erent support II "a
a.. M lid ~ cay t..tl don't Zee. f 90 ne. can seep IL
II, ~ ANYTHING ,l.e ltSDRICK SsIDaK MsstoFodsh' Mon
mouth o.. u J..
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In CONSEQUENCE Of the death Of tie Pre- den; OF the NIT
Sil,c. he sAIg Of Pictures st M SSEDicoRs CALF
a Lci va 10 We taken p.ce a." evenings oil lutsd
atl u IA duesd,v f4th lusfs H. postponed until iurta
uo,i.e HryRY H. LETps MGSlN, Auctioneef.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18


"A dentist adverti.es that he inserts
teeth cheaper than anybody else. He
might find bull-dod who would do it still
cheaper.
"A darkey's instructions for putting
on coat were, "Fust de right arm, den
de lef, and den give one general conwul-
sion"
A womans tears are generally more
effective than her words. In such cases,
wind is less powerful element than water
-'Pm surprised, my dear, that have
never seen you blush" THE fact is,
husband, was born to blush unseen"
1t has been ascertained that the "man
who held on to the last" was shoemaker
"A dull and plausible man, like an
unrihed gun, is a smooth bore.
If man is murdered by his hired
men, should the coroner render verdict
of killed by his own hands
Many man who is proud to be
quarter master has a wife at home who is
whole master.
-"This is really the tour of Babel" as
the old bachelor said when he walked
round the nursery.
-WoMAN's GROWING GLoRY.-Her
bonnet.
-WoMAN's GRIEF.-A stingy husband.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18
VOLUME TO.
Do 1t WITH TuY MIGHT.-Fortune

Do 1t WITH TuY MIGHT.-Fortune,
success, fame, position, are never gained
but by piously, determinedly, bravely
sticking, growing, living to thing till it
is fairly accomplished. In short, you
must carry thing through if you want
to be anything or any body. No matter
if it does cost you the pleasure, the socie
ty, the tbousa nd pcarly qualifications OF
lite. No matter for these. Stick to the
thing and carry it through. Believe you
were made for the matter, an that no one
else can do ii. Put forth your whole en-
ergies. Stir, wake, electrify yourself, and
60 forth to your task. Only once learn to
hurry thing through in all its complete
ness and proportion, and you will become
a hero. You will think better of yourself
Others will think better of you. Of
course they will. The world in its very
heart admires the stern, determined doer.
1t seems in him its best sight; its bright
est object, it's richest treasure. Drive
right along, then, in whatever you under
take. Consider yourself amply sufficient
for the deed. You'll be successful. New
er fear.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18

There is a clock at the Union Volun-
teer Refreshment Saloon, in Philadelphia,
made by soldiers who have just returned
from The rebel prisons. The main spring
is made from the blade of a sabre, which
once belonged to Stonewall Jackson
The hands are made of toasting fork,
taken from the kitchen of Vice Psesident
Stephens The wheels are made from the
mountinss of carriages that belonged to
rebels. The pillars holding the frame
together are made Of ram rods. Nearly
all the parts are taken from some article
or other picked up in the so-caled south>
err Confederacy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18

An freshman lost his hat in well, and
was let down in bucket to recover it:
the well being deep, and extremely dark
withal, his courage failed him before he
reached the water In vain did he call
to those above him to pull him up; they
lent deaf ear to all he said-till at last.
quite in dispair, he beloved out: "Be
Saint Pathrick, if We don't draw me up,
sure III cut the rope
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-18

TINES CoNouEsTs.-'.Oncg generation
passeth, and another cometh. > Time.
with his relentless hand, scatters the flow
ers of youth and the frosts OF age; and
hides them both alike in the grave. His
wheels roll swiftly on, bearing alike the
young and the old to the dim land OF I'M
seen and untired futurity. The king up
on his thr one, wearing upon his brow the
regal crown, and holding in his hands the
reins of government, yields to his stern
commands, lays down his sceptre and his
crown, and wrapt in his winding sheet, he
mingies with his mother earth. Naughty
and humble, rich and poor, go back 10 the
dust from whence they came, and the
earth still moves On in silent grandeur
around the great central power OF attrac,
ton. the stars still slimmer in the ether
blue, summer and winter, seed time and
hirvest, come in their appointed season,
all alike unmindful of JOY and sorrow, Of
life and death