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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
River News.
III. river hid fallen shout an inch here up to

The river had fallen shout inch here, up to
49, y Thsvsathsr Il again dry aBI hot
The arrivals since iast night tbs Fam is
Brandles, P4rksrsbnrg 70 ST. l. ui'; Kate Put
oana Fl Paul 10 Pf 'sburr; }. r. HoyIe, LOUIS
vile to Bowling Green; Li.tle Grey Eagle, tOut
wCY qh.Arhaad. III. for o.slo !. ~ o,eoea, with
an sxcs'lens trip Of IRE ghf. aaa iairiy eroEdsa
with PADS gsfs-
The Fanrie Br indies pa,ed down for St Loci ;.
with part o. tie Sta c'g.n "a ally Of sbsri-
dsh's army, board. Number Of boats passe !
down during Tuesday night. without laBdfsg'
-. snppos'd 2 b. pat q she transport Asst.
sf8s@ rhe sen Anserson, cast. Dan Clark, 10 tss
regular plek,s or Cairo 70 day. Capt. BILL
Lowth AID Kis Epad VII attend y PasssDssr'
40 sand. Shipper. = z s. z ~ - A
The gay aud as Mernipg Star viii DO tbs
galar asd unsurpagsed pack r Henderson
aud Louisvi ethf, eve ing. The Is Ia prids Of
tins lover ohio and ahows her raddsr to al com.
psitrs "a I. Ballard aHd ST.. ewffhmsy are
hrAcsf1 ohesrs.
The twl't nged Liberty 10 will be- hose
This m ing % tog.e 20 Care D. d n' fIis.|
1s Ilfr appplntay Ias ere eftse possae, gant ehar
seter, md two moro eiefan aud courteous geptis
than captsins IVES o.Hnes aud 81.
70, Eeter 1afkrd dsek
Tbs ziid st. Ia fik G pit Go. 0. Hart, VII
be up this evening" from Meolph 10 cuts III
gso7 shs q one Of N g5,tyst ths liver
has elegant ptsssfger accommodation. Mr. Bruce
Alyord - e7urisoa young gehtlsmss, s1H
attend to passengers A. the CT 80
In cons,qu Of this beieg Fast day, when
business will be generally pen led, the Sam
la Orr Will over hess M III sstarday, when che
fs0A wifi leave for Essvfiie and all points ON tie
Cumberland r;v1E
Tie ". a. eestsrisdne 10 Day f1r New Orleans
Ani N, Alice Dean t,-norow morn rs, for
~ gFIaRphs. fFmfnaKGgY moe
- 'fhs Big Tndiana. OYER das r. Mes orisaas,
had not arrived 1T da X last night
The feet with sh-rida.s army poctsd 10
ssrrr spessd va ls,rHgbt. 8 3 u u0H
The n *. ubk.r SG be down Bowl.
Jag Green o.Disht, aug win rsteru to that port
morrow 81 IA
III Fas 10 wsso 4 to puR 9lssa n yicks-
e. &b4Ss,fsr sif 80 I run te wscn u at . r, and
New oueens aid Gibson,swp Lipe-tsntss Of
~ ,4hss AhdNalt Dyas r. wsrs ,ha 81 Dr. tsnih.
The Mssour. smocfat % ussaay says:
~ At ss1o1uek o. Eaf isssy w nflg the Lscon,
buurd ~ the Iino .. 40 tne schuy down,
int collision. The ~cbny or, larpd,
ffofecutd her yuyn. 10 ili IoIt, ubaz -
any fAnaze basi bisn sat rel " ties Lscon
o. tef, however, I'D her auil open 4 90 badiy
taRt abe f0sk Ia ~a IDLY aod mpk, having
tr Iwen ths bal X ihe mtrnlse waf r. gy, IL
gaidf aud the lea rounding Ia nj {
UnrficaBf 1 land which j. 81 80 ahOve liAE-
rIhr bgh a % or ttitsel minute
Last accounts this water waH 10 the led cabi..
but she - deep forward. n hen the
saWaier falla more n il b. u ssd be - II
a bs ihirad. hha vas at tire u.s. ~ fhe cidcnt
commando ~ at. fsaAk Davis :. Lowry
the Schuy . h, Lse "a 5 owned by ks
iiiiEoiss Paeset Gompspgs wts v tired Rbou:
e AZ Ez0-0do. am insure - " s@@a p
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
ADlshon..t Po.loalo. clerk Arrested

wAsalNGroS, May 80 To-day F W.
Gray and w. J. Smith, police detectives
of Baltimore, acting for the Posioffice
Department, arrested Charles w Spen-
Ger, clerk IN thu Postofice in this city,
on a charge Of having distracted from
The Department about Sl6. 900 worth OF
United States bonds and IS 600 Worth OF
postage stamps Spencer was taken be-
fore justice Bowen The city Postmas-
ter appeared and made a statement in
effect as above mentioned as 10 the
amount which had been ascPrsainad to
be missing. In default Of $40 600 hail
required BY the justice, Spencer was
committed to ,iirior iurib~r hearing.
pelsetivrs Smt ID ard Gray arrested
in Baltimore u Ggdhp, { Washington,
chsrged with asink sn accomFlice O.
Spencer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
App6lnln.nts la North Carolina.

Appoiai nssnts ta SOrth Carolina
WAsHHGFoS, May 81 --Chas Fl Corn
wall, sometime since convicted Of ah-
straeting bonds from the REDEEM ption
Bureau, has been sentenced to pay 8
6ne OF $1,000
The President has made the following
appointments fur North Caroliua:
District Jadse K P Dick; u S Mar
shall, W. r Richardson; District At
orney, Richard Mason; Postmaster Of
Raleigh, Col J r Rust All the ap-
Continents are OF North Carolina.
The Government has under advise
nent The qaeslion Of colonizing al the
indian tribes between Minnesota and
osa and the Rocky Mountains in the
eservstion somewhere in the northern
ortion ofMouiano and Dakota, piih the
Irilish Possessions as an Unlimited
uniting ground
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
CINCINNATI Markets.

ciscrxzArI. May n.
GrocERfIS-S eaSy and quiet
fORK-FiTm. nAd - 90 zsked for prime eitJ
sails At p %
= Go -Uhcha ged ct l39i4c for sh uders,
sides SID itsn.s
blk AEtT-- Du ] and nominal.
DAT BE ak 4.
WIFE TIL 4sst So
RoEY-I H.
CoRS--AavAucsI TO 75c scr sound sbsIlsd, and
CSC tor aar
FBoU R--Ffrm ard higher grads. in good te-
mani Ex'rs, TAess IS Gmu 40
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
sen,enO. Cnmmn,.h

INDANAPoLIs. May 3I.-The Presi.
dent has commuted the sentence Of
Bowles, MilIigGn aud Horsey to impris
onment for lite.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
MOTION.
Onion Cireuit Court.

n MunskAes aSek@ss HLgkEand Goal csu.Sese, G36
2 q Ss@ss 81 esst.s geesgs gsgss. 1e.
ID ssll8nfod snfss viii seil - pubic ssis Nc the
Coort- aouss door 10 Mcrranhsld, unicD c0unty,
Ksataeky, on Monfay. zoe esh 1sy Of jars, 1913.
twslsS nnS s5zAfssn nssufbs, ths Coal Mines and
three sown l0ta whicb tbs shaft - situa1sd. IN
CufontoEn, Cat6n Q nnty, ~, and fbs mining
KFfrfferas o. - HiF6lEBd CsNf Com p4tg uadsF
an ths fAn4s ls4as4 " sad soal company; an6 on
Tuasaay the sen an9 Fl gnns, 1898, "a tbe Mas
10 Uasonfowh, yin fsii AZ publc sale, % 4
eredh u slx msBfhs, ~ tne pefse1Aiify hsiosg-
lnR % said al >onrasys r1hsistinE Of Dollars,
Rnafnes, Pieus MSlsay H. &e. YnFsbasegv 20
give bop1s skh lpFssysf eesnfity. kasi-g ths
fores and sri % rspsssir t0n1s. lisa viIl
also y aetsiasd - seeTse tAs purohAss saensY.
THOE. o. CHA rAAEs Coal
g. LoulsTfsle Jo1rnal and Oiaoinnsti Com
aercJsi eopy ard ssnd BAL ny .2od
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
old .

In order to furnish Coin in hand 20
parties who may wish to buy largely, we
will keep constantly on hand, in large
pieces, from Twenty-Five 10 Thirty Thou
sand Dollars Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01

market Wishing TO establish regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville. we will
hereafter sell Specie 81 closer rates than
any other House in the State, and will
pay liberal prices FOR Coupons. Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01

PrrrsBsKe, May 81, noon-Thers are
6 feet water in the channel By the pier
lark. The weather is clear and warm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
MEDICAL.


go FoR MORE TEAE TWEETY YEARa
Ma JEWS vLE ETIAE RkIB BYE h.s stood
fbe test Of trial. and % con sa7 ~ fn<Fensips N
public fsTor.
THE yEEKTIAE HAIK DYE 10 the hest and
cheapest msde. lfs price r. 0niy c, asa sseh
battie contains doHbis tie qHantftT Of Dire IN
those tau fly sid feF 81.
THIS HAIE DYE j. naa1fsctured - Pssa-
liar pFocegs. watch readers 10 inbnftsly superior
20 dys In fbs markss Being cf5DPisis 81 eas
bottle. prsparstion u rsqrirsd, Ehich CRAFTY
sis plihes the spplicaf3o~
IN USING his DYE you avoid thas rusty,
desd spPearnnes By which d. bar and -htsssss
are % -adfly rcoOgn zsds -heu IN IL sFior artf-
Gle hs- - u u-sd, - 70 pr0dncss ieFfsctly aata.
raj coior Of any shade hat Ia dsairid, r. q rfoh
brown 70 lss;y. lastFons black that viii not
snat, erook OF rfsln the elothing. Invest 7se
and yau vii BE- cCnyfnos3s eoid b al Drag
ginta and saney q sods Dlafern
a I. MATHEWS. Manuszetarsr.
DENAs BARNES CO., New Hyrk, Whole
- AEenfs nt2a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01

~ - AcNN VI
Containing nearly $40 page. aud l3o ne plates
and epgrayings Of the Anatomy Of the HuH.aa
Organs In state Of Hea tn and Di-tsge, wtfh =
Tresfise- con Ezriy Errors, It's Dsplsra be Caase
cneRess upon the died aud Body. ssth the au-
thor's Plan Of Trestment-the only r@tional an1
successful mode Of cure. showa by' tin report
Of cases treated truthful adviser % thu mar
rad, aud those eontemp atiuS marriage. who IN
tertain doubts Of their physical condition. sent
free Il pos age to any I'd tr.zss, receipt CT "a
nts, IL stamps or postal currency, by address
ing Or La CkOiX, Ne. 81, MAidea Lane, Albany,
MY.
The author may 'e consulted uron any Of the
diseases UPON which his t-ok tres a. ttth, per-
soaaRk or by ssal and tnsdesnes seist % any Jsft
u The World spff3s3md&w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
HOME fNTMkL,srs

s.ae rew-Ew sH vhFak---e-~~-r~a4. ~
81 TO PnrsrotsEs.-If you wisb % purchase pure
Drugs. Medicines. aud Chemieas At small al.
vhncs on E.ntern price,, - and exauains sIEss
wAtrEs stock. whore you Will md eyesS ~.
Gle that % ,aeeded Is, the prosssisn, aud ~, .
which cannot lail 10 give satisfaction. Theft
sts'9 isst-sss ~ s'e'n street. Saayid&~fi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
50 ~ ~ NOILA .


E IN at an amount OF S0me ring and
DisrAse among the Volunteers wou lie p ", cd
by the fees nee of HoLLoWAY'S Pills AaD
OINrMEET. For Wounds, sores aud seHrvy,
the Ointment is certain cure; fer BoSel Com
plants. Ecvers. Small Pox, &c, the Pills srs TIRE
beat medicine IN the world. II the reader Of Il .
"notioe cannot get box Of pills or 0intmeRt
from the Erus Store In his place, let hiui write TO
me, 50 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and I,
will mail box free of expense. May dealers
will not keep MY medicines On hand because they
cannot make much profit Other persoHs'
make. 50 cents, So cents, and 81 40 per box OF
pot Sold iers. suppl, yenrselnos. jrl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
DRY GOODS.
S%@ = 0OOO9.
FINE DRY OODSI
CHEAP CHEAPER CHEAPEST.
BOLLE & BEYREISS,

EVANSVILLE. IND.
A splsndid assortment Of shs latest styles
D y Coos may Be found At cur store M&fn
Street. Great care hss been exercised IN the pur
CHASE q ttese Goods, &zd re feel coEedent re eau
sell them cheap the cheapest
A Air sxHpiuAsiO1 OF cur stock and prio~s Is all
vs $50. (n2-Iyl BpLLE BETREESs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
.sssa, WILLIAA REAVIs,
Attorney NJ Law and u. s. Claim

MtFNIIsWI7 1t 4 Id y sFsfA Ns %" NIHIuI
D. issmqt,s ,assa Agent,
~ aatbdtizcd ~ tho coyerapont 70 procure Peu.
81 y, sions, Bounty aoeSy, Rack Pay, Bounty Land
laarr Claims fiosns other PRorrnrl Destroyed
while tn . peFyies of ths Government. and ala
O.. e.sinls, Of whatever kind against the
Unitei States. s
BOUNTY for Discharged SOldIeFsl
By smsudlaeA, the Bounty Law, passed at
tAe last session Of Congrcsl :" All soldiers or
othor persona who havs ben shall hereafter be
discharged within rwo Year, from the date Of their
- enrichment by 5fwounds received ia battle
shall receive the aamo Rounts though they
= = servsd two years. tFtF ra s.
orioe bb3z aaiu Street, Keler's Gun Store
opposite the Conrs House. Evansville, Iadiana,
Corrospondspts must enclose stamps
astas uRA Good rsercnoes givan ~ rec ured.l mh9S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
Fo~ ew Orleans.
The Magnificent New Passenger steamer.


GEO. PkGHA NJ. .-...............-.-.--..t Master,
u L. Shl IN .-.' IfrEs
VIII run galariy bel vsVeA Lonisvillo C,iro AID
New lraus duriug tho coutlnuancr pt i.as -
tioH, aud her d-paTtuIes rem che 5iffsesr s.fts
vi he publishod ~ due time.
This magnificent steamer, the larg. 81 ever yA.
strucied Ia the Arst has been espscirl app -
ed fhrsughout, regardless Of cos fer % HaeoH-
m0.lAtion Of pas-tugsfs M
Every approved iny-ution has hecnadopttd for
safety, while ample pow his ecu Civ. IA to ~
sure speed, thus Offering TO the travel hr pntato
nBequ..llsd inaEcr Ia SAFETY. esnfort and
speed, " al the attention Of experienced gentle
men and Ulcers as q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEI

DAtehelot's HAIR Dyes The best in the
known world. %The only tras AID perfect pye
Observation-Disclosures and 2ci3Abis-pro-
dHces splsadid Black or Natural Brown-Isme-
dies the 81 effects Of BID D IS, aud fspqusatly
restores the original sold b, all Druggists.
The genuine is signed, W A. Balehelor, 81 Bar
clay street. New York APPS sn
Ep1lsptic FITS can be Cured i-Dr.
LuchroW, having beuoui+ smtasutiy successful
IN curing thi. tsfTsb ma'sd invites ali SINH
larry afiIctrd to Gall or send fsr eirruArs o. rel
ersRcrs and testim ouSas pf numerous red,
Of from one to t~enty four years standing Hs
devotes his attention espeC tally 70 dissssos Of the
Cerrbro.Sp spinal Axis, or Nervous ystsm AMI a.
licits Investigation OF his claim 10 pubic con-
d enoss AdIress all letters 10 A@
DE B. LUCKR,W,
Carr OF p o. Box 5II6 New York.
apr 10 3mdpw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01

NASHVILLE. Nay 3I.-Judge Csiron.
associate justice OF the Supreme Court
Of the United States, died in this city
last evening
Secretary Mallory and General Hill
left yesterday for Washington.
NV YoRK, May 3l-The steamer
Vanderbilt has arrived She toEsd the
rsbsl ram Columbia from Charleston 10
Hampton Roads. and the noui
tor 0nordaigua from Hamlt n Res 9
to tits port
The Cuba took on, s920, 600 and 200
passengers to cay
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
Change Of Time.

HEREA FEE THE srfanER GEEEPAL
II AndsTsou will Ie4Ys EysntviIls every M0B-
daT ~ O'Clock promp ~, az Oh J her day at 2
O'Clock precisely. ShippSrs will please take no
tic. DAN. CLARK, Capt
ny39d3:,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
GO D.

We are also prepared 10 aell Gold on
q margin OF thirty per cent, and will
hold the Gold for purchasers for Thirty
days
We also receive money on deposit,
discount good paper, buy and sell Ex-
change on New York, and transact o
general Banking business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.
ReAuctlon of Rates.

TTNaE EVANSVILLE AID CAIRO PACKEr
/ onpsny have induced the rates II freight
from Is 70 ~ per cent from ana at r this dale
"A LEHCHE, Sept.
Iay %, 1865. . - mTS0 div.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01
JAY COOKE,

No. nH4 soath Third street,
PHILADELPHIA.
- fuEscHirriors VIII ~ nEonVHp ~ snn
FiRST NATIONAL RANH
EVANnNIJLH NATIONAL BANK, ana the
hEhcuAhTt' NATIONAL BANK. my7s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-01

fees sssss sre ae~ worth . Aaad.sm. ~.
-'a.' sad ara eHsr1pi. as are all tho Gsv.rnn.u,
ssase' yses' ss's' cs~sS ssS MssssipaI Tasao-.
ss,sA ADD fFo- 80 % sArss pr ed ~ 49,. !.
ss'T r~i-s' according o. The rata LEVIED 3. o,A.r
prSpsFg. sestassnss Ia payable se@i.asau.ll,.
= 0sapsHs Ai'Aea'd so'ssh ness. wAisA mas b
sa' % aad seia ~ any hank er banker.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-06
FOR SALE BY

Pershing Co. Bain Co. and T. A. Lennon PLY not,tI
Robert Cornwall Bourbon; John Kessler Blooming
d. w STANCE and Jonas Miller, Bremen; John Cless. TiI
pecanoetown; j. c. Smith, Marmont; and y druggists
and generally throughout the United States and
Canadas. ttEnt - I'd. sf@tft ~
c.. R0BACK, Compounder ofStomach pitters, Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills. Disiller and Manrfcturer of
Caawba and Swedish Brandy and all kinds Of the finest
Domestic Liquors which sold wholesale any de-
Cincinnati, Ohio. septIS-46-y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-06
A Tale ofUnreuuited Love.

The editor of the Eureka Union relate; how ne
once fell in love and got The mi;ten:'
We we're never. Kind reader, desperately IN
lore bu: once, that was with red-no, an
auburn haired girl with u freckled complexion,
and who had few precautions 70 beauty; but then
chs had really beautiful eyes, deep Eqid orbs
through which her soul, IN moments 81 tenderness,
looked out with a passionate fervor, and IN JOY
ons mirth flashed with the light of thousand
dew drops Her name was Laura-whict VIXEN
breithed softly, by very soft lover, Is 4 very
sweet name--and her clelr ringing laugh fell all
around you. like shower of silver bells
Moreover she wore dark vine colored dress.
trimmed with, lilac celored velvet AID black
fringe, with neat little white collar OF fine lace,
which il the prettieSt Of dresses, and so has the
effect 70 make = very plain girl look absolutely
charming. She never perforated her ears To hang
thereby pendulum of glass AMI brlss, AMI the
only ornament ON the little white nind, which
needed mine, was plain gold ring. sacreaoto the
memory of a maiden promise. Well, ono even
iDg-is was moonlight Ia the summer iime-we
SIT alone in the porch by the cottage door, holding
that little white hand in u gentle pressure; one
srm had stolen around her waist, and a silent
song Of joy, like the music of the night, WAS in
her soul. Dur lips met in sweet delicious kiss.
and bending softly to her ear we whispered tale
ofpassionate devotion-~e proposed. In mo-
rlent she tose her hand from ours, AMI with look
ofineftble .corn she said. in voice OF suppressed
rage. What, marry an editor Ioa git eoaf:'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-06
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms CT C::Grra arc IL frSt yCry slight
fciNyp> fEd ibty tsTc Geld, thst iicy have fic'
fIclt attacks, ard ere n:orc sensitive 10 tie
changes OF temperature. In tails condition. tI:c
roSc may be dr., or Sigh, discharge, TIN Gra
acrid, afterward thick AMI adhesive KAY tRSre.
As &c disease tccor:rs chronic. tho discharges
are increased In quantity ard changed IN crafty;
they E0W thick ard EcaIy, ard arc taW!.CG CT
cOu.hch OFT. The sCcret,ors ere offensive, causing
bad breath; The voice thiCk aEd ra>::l; tic eyes
arc weak; the scrsc OF .rcll il !csstECd CT de-
s;roycd; deafEcss frequently takes place.
Another common and important ,mp.cm Of
Catarrh II, that the person Is obliged 10 clear his
throat in the morning CT tfi!ch CT siir.y mEecES,
which iIas fsllcl frOri Tic head Curing The Eight.
When iris takes place the person may he sr:c that
his disease Is on lis way 10 The lungs, and stcrld
lose 10 lime In arrestins IL.
The above arc bu, few OF the many Catarrhal
Symptoms. Write for our pamphlet Gcscriti-,:
fully MI symptoms; II will sent FREE 10 al,
address.
We arc daily receiving letters frcn, scieicrs in
the army, and others In all paris CT The lrcr, nto
Cannot procure IL from druggists, enclosing g
for one. CT IS for three Lotlies Of this medicine.
and also numerous testimonials froEi those usiTs
II, bearing evtSencc of iis iEfaI,ible merits.
CALL for SEELIE's fiTARRH REMEDY and take
You can crciese the money in letter 10 u. End
will send the medicine ~ Express.
address Or. D. II. SEELYE & Co. Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-06
NO\NNN no MOvG.

ASS proof tst tho Blood Purifier and Pills are purely
vegetable, have the certificates Of those eminent
ts Professors Chiffon of " " and Locke Of Cincinnati.
Read Dr. Rohacks Special Notices aud Certificates pub
Hshed in conspicuous part Of this Paper from time to
time. r,l s.. a, t~ -. rf
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puriser, 81
per bottle s5 per halfdoEen. fthe Scandinavian Veg
etabe Blood Pills. 25 cents per box, or boxes for ST.
Principal Office and Salesroon No. East Fourth ST.,
81 Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, D. Laboratory,
No. 1s Hammond Street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-06
MEDICAL notice.
Or. J. Long, Eclectic Physician,

viii visit regularly every month during 1895, tn, follow
NJ places:
Sol.h 'ni,; 7. pric,'s Furniture s,orN--Junc 20
u y, o. 81 2S % 2T 81 % and 90 Juv 1e 10 90 21
-. o. 81 * MI 2f An-is p 23 2t 25 o. 81 os -
mi ~ Sc'toh,r Ia p 81. o. o. ~ 2S % and o. o.
.b'r L. Ia. II, -. 81 - 81 and %; November o.
- ~ p 2 p 2s an D. December 49, o. 2l o. %, a.
=. - - anil IS
PLYMOUrH-gt HE on in woodwari's Brick sec.
onf f'1rTIv II IL. r. II and I5 August IS L. II 49,
- AMI p; September IL L. H. Is 10 and IL October TO-
II. l.. Il. IL AMI Is: November = 10 IL and IL; d.
cemher Il, IL, H. Is. lG and II.
Huntincton-EVchaugeH otei-Juiy 4. S and G. August
Sand I; September : and :. October AMI &; No-srn
Der l. and 2; December S, S and7
warren Huntington ceun'y--best Hotei--J,iy7 and
,: August and = September s. and To- October G.
and 2: November 1. sand 6; December 8, Q AID 10.
DURABLE DISEASES. ~
Cane - l,l al generous affections alterations ard u
oys Of different forms. auenorrhea, absence Of The
men-os iysrncroyThrs, painful menstruatiOn lou
Thea, uor ahus. chorosis or green sickness prUap
Sos u:rri " bearing down and all female complaints
general debility. tc fever and ague and chronic ancc-
tn- cf the kincvs crawl all diseases of the hack and
ions liver complaint diseased spleen chronic and in
lnarfatory rheumatism elophanasis scrofua, hip dis
case white swelling. sa rheuIa giddincss Of the head
plantation Of the heart headachc, neuralgia
scilous leroy king evil, and those difficulties hro
abo; by the ndiscretous Of youth, etc. etc. successfully
treated tjunel-3lf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-06
A Short Love StorV.

Here is story told by one Morgan, a sea cap
tain. concerning the choice Of a husband AZ sea
winch may afford profitable hint to young ladies'
royg9e. Single Indies often cross the waters
under the special care Of the captain of the ship
and IL love affiir occurs among the passengers.
the captain is usually the confident of one OF bath
parties A very fascinating Young lady was placed
under Morgan's care, and three young gentlemen
fell desperately in love with her. They were
equally agreeable, and the young lady was puzzled
which to encourse. She asked the eapain for adj
vice. Come on deck, he said. the first day it is
perfectly calm--she gentlemen viii of course be
near you- will have a boat quietly lowered
down, and you jump overheard. and see which OF
she gentlemen viii jump after you. I will take
care of ysu.' A calm day soon came, the captains
suggestions wero followed, and two fthe lovers
jumped after the lady at the sans instant. But
between these two the young lady could not de-
eide, SO exactly equal had veen their devotion.
She again consulted the captain. Take the man
seas didn't jump, said the captain, hes the most
sen';nls fellow. and viii make the best husband
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-07-06

MUSIC Z MAs--Among lot of passengers
e"cees parsonage. who amused himself
s9a a.noyea me Others by roaring forth fragments
=. nes.o meiooies' and such Ike musical bits All
ees we're nosaIpreciated. Ladies, r. a
10 the passengers generally. "p,raps nv s;ns;r,
LIST agreeable 10 you.' The .ugresto, sr.s
agreed 10, Hem con sim sorry you dou,t l;ke IL.
81: DO; and when travel, always make a no;o,
g enjoy myself. That's what travel for. 7 Do
I'm sorry Jon don't Ike music; but don't see how
Lear helPit" 60 saying, be- struck another mel
ody." -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-11
REIM, EDDY.
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