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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
M anbood: how Lost,

-CGh- Jus. published a new edition of DIR.
HHHN Culveryvcll'sF;elcbr q; G 1 e br n 4 e IL H -
Ah-Y say the radical care (without med
SzxiAA icinel Of Sperm ToEHGA, or Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, lnPOTENcNi
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impedimcnts To-
Marriage, etc; also CoSsUnPTIOS. EPILErsY, rnd
Flrs, induced by selfndulgencc or sexual e.;fava-
gance.
nS- Price, in n sealed envelope. only cents.
The celebrated author iu this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years successful
practice that the alarming consequences of sefabusc
may be radically cured without the dangerous of
internal medicine or the application If tue knife
pointing ont mode Of LuIe at simple. certain
and eficctual. by of which every suflrr-r. Nc
matter what his condition may he, may cure himself
chcaply. privately, and radically.
BS-This Lecture should Ir in the bands Of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. in a plain envelope. {" any ad
dress, postpaid, receipt Of six cents. or two pot
stamps. Also Dr. CulVerwrll'- Marriage Guide,
price - cents Address the publishers,
CHAS.J. c. KLINE Il co.
I27 Bowery, New York.
Post Office box 1856.
Srpt. u, lS5';-ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
S. w. GOULD. M. D.,
PHI, >ician ami Surgeon
BOI1rbOn- Ind.

OH-c. south VEST Corner If PHblie square
RESIDENCE. S7uth Wet "f Depot
ne- Special attention given 20 Surgery sI.d the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases. n5tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

THE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE is
published every morning and evening (Sun-
days excepted) at SO per year. S. for six
months.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
HAMM0MTOW FRUIT LANDS

ME best opportunity to secure home
4 mild and healthy climate; soil suitable
for all crops; the BEsr FEUtr LAND ~ THE
uSInS; best Of Notwithstanding New York
and Phladelphia from S200 to $50 PER acre
cleared from SIN al huir: large population
already located; hundreds settling; good
society; perfectly healthy; soft water; all ad
yantagcs. : Lands for sale in and around the
ip'a'ii iroih PGlaicfphiI iii,!: ip,i!:e rntt 80
now divided into Farms to suit the actual set
tier. Price for p acres and upwards from
S-l) 10 $50 prr ncrc- 1--we and ten acre lots
for sale. Terms liberal; title perfect. For
full information address BYRxEs & JOKES,
Hanimonton, New Jersey All letters an
swcred.
$50 WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING; MA
CHIMES GIVEN AWAY as premiums for
subscribers to ArihUr's Home uaga-ide Ad
dress with 20cts for number of Magazine con
tanning terms). L. ;. ARTHUR, 323 Walnut
St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
J. S ALLEMAN & BRO

Manufacturers and dealers in Furniture. TIVE
doors -"fth of Parker House Plym"u b. Indara.
Brrisi clSe~ IT all sis Kept constantly hand.
They have two h-str<cs in readiness al all tIue> T.,
attend iGlrrdl> IN town or country. ilyI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
DOCTOR BOWER

OFFERS his professional services To the people "
MaT>hsli county.
E5- Ofice in Linksville, North township.
:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
CClE & MARTIN
jewelers..

LGOEEtfr g BrfFE.
up stairs.
Clorks and v at,le>
earp.iilv rcp"iTed,
and -Narraurt-sl.
A full assortment
of sLotK>. ~sarts
JEwALET and
ssrI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

HAS rhan--d his rr-id,iirc the house recently
occupied by Nr. G~crSr ,. Benson. f- south si,.
Of the public s4Iarr, and about the mi...ls If the
block. May 81, Is'i6-;;Itf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
CHICAGO BARBER SHOP,
End Floor Humriehouser's Brick,
A. C. HOLTZEND0RFF, Prop'r

shaving. Hrir Cu1TISs< and ShamIooiHg done in
the best and most fashionable style.
CO. IIsir an1 whiskcrs oeie re-! ly a process
without injuring the hair iu2Ctf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
alcw advertisements.

C1 10 81 FOR EvERYsHOUR' SER
- l. VICE.--Employmens dpSltable fol
clergymen. teachers, students, and soldiers
no risk. Ladies and gentlemen wanted in
everv county. Everybody address MANSON
LANG, 297 Bowery, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

This now aud beautiful style Of skirt Patented
March :. Is65,l was awarded by the GREAT ANERI-
CAN ISsTirUrE FAin, held in New York. Oct, lsG5. a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
CONSUMPTION, serofuIa, RHEUMATISM. as,
a5 CENTS 10 SAVE s5 DOLLARS
CH,PPED HiyDS and FirE. SORE LIPS. &c

cured at once by the u Of Hcyeman'S CampiOr
Ice 'rih GYycerine. keeps the hands s-it in the
coolest weather. See that YOU set the Gonu-
inc. Sold hy Druggists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
THE MOSr PERFE. T IRON TONIC.
NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
THE LARGEST and CHEAPEST.

is printed on large double mecium snrv,,
mixing eight plges OF six broad colum is each
IL contains all the important Editorials pub
iishcd in The DarIr TaIaUvE. excapt tio-e Of
merely local interest. also Literary and Scien-
tifc lntelli yencc; Reviews of the most i'm
Poitant and interesting New Books; the Let
tiers from cur lsa.e corps Of correspondents: !:
;h' latest news received By Telegraph fiom
Washington and ali other plrts of the country; /;
Il Summary of all important intelligence in
this city and elsewhere; a synopsis OF the pro-
cccdings of Congress and State Legislatures
when in session; the Foreign News received
by every steamer; Exclusive Reports of the
Proceedings of tine Farmers Clnb of the
American Institute; talks about Fruit and
other Horticultural and Agricultural informa-
tion essential to country residents; Stock
Financial. Cattle, Dry Goods and General
Market Reports; making it, both for ycricty
and completeness altogether the most valua-
BILE. interesting and instructive WEEKLY News
PAPER published tn the world.
The Full Reports of the A mer;can Institute
Farmers Club and the various Agricultural
Reports, in each number, are richly worth
years subscription.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
New Orleans Markets.

From the Times Financial and Com
mercial Summary Of Sunday last, We OK
tract the following:
The gold market was under great ex-
element yesterday. Snles at the opening
were made Mt 1461l@l47A Iunning up to
$50, and closing at l6l@i52. At later
hour righer rates were demanded.
The cotton market was weak-very weak
the day through. Sales only 325 bales,
at only SIC. for low midliug. The mar
ket was unsettled, Particularly after the
receipt Of the Liverpool dates of the 7th.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

FRESH ARRIVALS.
nIRECT FROM THE WEST.
! 800 sacks White and Yellow CORN.
so barrels Choice FLOUR.
800 pounds SIDES
300 SHOULDERS.
5 tierces LARD.
BREAKFAST BACON.
Just eceivsd and Tor sale by
mayo N. WAX.
TDOKtNG STOvFs-I have just received a
- complete assortment Of the above and will
se them cheap for cash.
marl7 JULIUS G. BOGEL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
BATON ROUGE,
TUESDAY, ::::;i;:::::::;::::JUNE 10, 1866.

GOVERNMENT PRorERTY AT PUBLIC Auo-
T1oN Attention is called to the proposed
auction sale ofValuabe Government prop
oriy, as set forth ia an advertisement In
our columns elsewhere, by Capt. j. W.
Palmer, A. @. M.
The sale TO take place on Monday the I'd
OF July.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

GENUINE FRENCH
p A Il + ~ Il M II DIG ES.
CttROP LACTUCARIUM,
- slROP nIGfTALE,
sIROP BRIANT,
SIR0p FLOR,
FHENCH con LIVER OIL,
SYRUP PHOSPHATE OF IRON,
LEROY PURG ALIVE,
LJQUEUR LAVtLLE,
GUILLI ANTI GLAlREUX.
The above for sale at
JASTREMSKI 81 MoCORMTCK's
mayl2 Drug store.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

How TO AVON THE CHoLERA.---
The following useful directions are
from the Saturday Press:
l. Don't get It on The brain, aud,
to this end, avoid reading the daily
papers.
3 Endeavor II possible, to keep a
clean conscience, and two or three
Clean shirts.
3. Every morning and evening read
chapter Of Artetnus Ward or Josh
Billings.
a. Whenever you have nothing
else to do, take bath.
s. Avoid political assemblages,
and if you are fond Of clubs try Ke-
hoe 8.
6. Work "eight hours day
and more If you like it.
Z Go 10 no place Of amusement
which advertises in the Herald.
s. Rise with the lark, but avoid
Iarks in the evening.
9. Be above ground in all your
dwellings,, and above board in all
your dealings.
10. Love your neighbor as your
self, but don't have too many of them
in the same house with you.
IL. Eat when you are hungry,
drink when you are thirsty, and
sleep when you are sleepy but be
careful what you eat, what you drink,
and where you sleep.
IL. Avoid the stock exchange,
but be constant to the stocking ex-
change. (Rather obscure this, but
consult Union Adams about it,.
10. Avoid public conveyances,
even if you are driven to the neces-
sity of making use of your legs and
walking two or three miles day.
IA. Avoid long dresses, (this. to
the women) and leave the sweeping
of the streets to the city contractors.
is Tell the doctors that "when-
ever they come within a mile of your
house, they are welcome to stay
there all night"
16. Keep clear of the Fenians.
II. Don't get scared before you
are hurt, nor even then.
Is. Get your life insured.
10. Make your will.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

How TO GET FINE GOLD on SILVER
WA1oH CHEAr.--To be let into this grand
secret, read over closely the advertise
ment of Hart, Gibson 81 Co., Agents for the
London Watch Company ut zoo Broad
way, New York.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

s9-A juror name was called by the
clerk. The man advanced to the
JUDGES desk, and said:
"Judge, I should like to be ex.
oused." y
at is impossible" said the judge,
decidedly.
"But, judge, if you knew my rea-
SONS"
"WelI, sir, what are they ?"
"Sir," the fact is" and the
man hesitated.
"Proceed," continued the judge. 4"
"Well, judge, if must say it, I've
got the itch."
The judge, being very yedate one,
turned to the clerk, "scratch that man
out"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

sS-An Indiana Peabody exists in
the person of Cheuncey Rose of Terro
Haute, who has donated, during his
lie, over $4,000 to charitable pur.
poses, institutions, etc.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
MAY BUTTER

TUST RECElVED Ill packa es choice May
a Butter-for sale at retail or by q package
june2 JOSHUA BEaL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

Hy-1'he EBperor of Austria is said
to be subject to fits Of melancholy, in
view of the threatened war for Venetis.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19
PAINTS! PAENTS!! PAINTS II!
OILSi OILS! OILSill S

TUsT RECEIVED
RAW LTNsEED OIL.
BOILED LTNsEED OIL.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
NEATHFOOT OIL.
= BEST UNCHANg EARLB GREEN IN OIL.
Bnsn DARK CHROME
BEST EXTRA LIGHT CHROME EELLoW-
BEST PARIS GREEN.
BEST AMERICAN vEPMILLIoN.
No. / VEN ETHAN RED, DRY IN OIL.
PERMANENT BLACK
PRUssIAN BLUE
vARDYKE BROWN
BURNT SIENNA.
RAW SIENNA.
BURNT UMHER.
RAW UMBEk.
PUTTY IN BLADDERS.
WHITING. FHEN II ZINC IN OIL.
STRICTLY pu WHITE LEAD,
PATENT DRYRHB ETC. For sale by
AprL8 JULIUS v. boShA'
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-19

OS0 SACKS Choice Yell Corn for sale at
%cO JUL s 20 BeGEL's
mlrl7 Family q Plantation Supply store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
4 Bear in a Bedroom.

| On Thursday nIghl tame bear. which
is keptby tire proprietor OF he CamhrS
House, got loose from his kennel and
started on an exploring eXpedI'ion through
! The premises. Finding door open. Br"-
! Ia entered, and made his way through
The house. In passing through tie bel!
he came in contact wirh one Of lbe SCI.
want erls IN GShGbWe. who, supposiug
that the bear Was bent on mischief, aeJ,
screaming, into bedroom close a, hand.
Bluin, seeming 10 appreciate sj"ke. p"r.
sued her closely. aud took his siaDd IN
the door. The GIL, seeing retreat cut
of. Gre Of under lhe bed 10 hide :Inm The
monster. The inmate OF tie couch, q
lady. being awakened by the screams Of
The girl. and seeing Bruin making bis
wav toward the bed, started up in hur-
ry. completing her toilet in more expe-
dlioa- manner, we venture 10 Say. than
she had ever done IN her life before, and
added her screams 10 those of the gitf.
sRhe bear commenced charge upon
The fair ones. being evidently m spor-
tive mood, By dexhrcus flank move
menr he cornered- them both. and. raising
Himself upon lis bird lrgs, he looked IN
tenIly mo their faces. as " 10 cay.
Nv hal 10 you think nav. my desrs1 BY
,his rine nearly he whole hou'e ~as
aroused. and came 10 tie rescue Of The
besiegej. Blpin was reized bysome Of
the masculine geRGei and taken 10 hIs
kennel. While The frightened women were
lsken care OF by the frmale portion rf lhe
house. They blushed al having been
seen IN 80 scsHi an apparel. and aiier-
wards lsugkerl at 'i,e rTnnndlessness ol
their flight Mjrankie Sentinel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
Judge Lynch Represented by a New
York Cavalry Regiment.

The Victoria (Trxa>) Advocate gives
the following particulars oI a shameful
alroci,y that happened IN that beau''iuI
Ilille town on the 23d uII:
On Wednesday afternoon, Col. iIlll
and man named Black were IN "Fhr
Smile" ssIoon, when an slkTeslion took
place between them. resulting IN an oHen-
sive movempn, on the par, OF Black, With
heavy stone pitcher. against Col. iiIlI'
who Immediately drew derrlnger pistol
and she, Black. The ball took effect IN
his breast. and he died shorty afrerward.
Col Hill was immediately arrested by
Capt SpahIing, commander oi The posi-
who happened 10 be in The neIghoori ood'
and conveyed to Jail. The Third Mlch''
gan and Eighteenth New York cavalry
were encamped in town, and became very
much enrsged al the killing OF Black.
HON they claimed as q soldier. but who
in fact. was cIlzen, having been master
ed out of The Unlied States service over
six months ago, and had been employed
in the duties Of a civilian. Al all events,
this served as an excuse for the aIrocIty
afterwards inflicted.
Late in the afternoon il became known
rha, The soldiers intended to break open
the prison, teke out Col Hill and hang
him: hul it was supposed that lhe officers
Of The regiments would exert iteIr miiu
ence 10 suppress their intended outrage,
UnhappiIy they could not or did not con.
troll their men. and one Of the most b uIsl
deeds took place that was ever committed
tin our State.
Abou, dark the streets appeared 10 be
| free nf soldiers, and some hope was en-
lrer,ained that the design attributed tn the NJ
| had been abandoned. Not so, however
| for shortly after our ritIzcns we're alarmed
Iby The wells OF tie furious wrelches. and
felt ns,iuctively that Col. llIlrs m"meni'
were numbered. II proved 10 he go; 10
ION going 10 the spot II was tound iha
rhpv had burst open the jail door, killed
Col. Hill with an axe, aud a(leIwa'd huns
his murIaled remaIns 10 the hannlsrer'
outside The Jail. i is said lhs' Col Hill
on the door beinG b,tst open, Jumped in
10 ibe midst Of his enemies knife III iiant
and sold his life dearly. In Tie shor
fight he was struck with an axe in lht
neck, and rhus yielded lis life.
Col. Hill was an cid and well known
citizen of Texas, and leaves wife and
interesting lsmr% Mo mourn the sad even
which has so sSdd My beTeayeG them o
husband and fdlhCT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
Breach Of Promise.

IN .3gsd Lorsr.-A widow Of forty-,hrec
summers. and lie mother of four blooming
children. two OF whom are married, lately .ued
a CAV deceiyer 60, breach of IrGmiss- 1he
"deceiyer'' is cd oio man Of ssvtaiy-s,1, the
father OF nine children, sOd ;hs posssssoF Of
two farms. The parties live IN " 1rrsn coun-
~, Ohio This agee lsyer gave the fsl and for
~, il not fair, willow seTersir'de 10 his sSg-
ey, 10 church and other places, and tod the Ia
dy that he might conclude 10 nIarrS some day,
aud If he did he isoughI she would be The wo-
man. Upon this histshs rcied pnfchssirg q
wedding dtsss, AID consulted q 4tw p1fI1znlar
female friends in regard 10 the wedding cske.
AT his stage, however. ihe old man craH hshed
declined 10 fulhl the engsgemeni-fAtIy
denied that he ever intehdcd 90 marry tire lady
To heal her lo.ernied feelings she broUgh, suit
sgainst the .'pc' idio6t old chap" and reeeiyed
s2,665, which made her hspp!.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
Youth who Never Saw a Woman.

Meadows history OF he Chinese. lale-
" published in London, ina chapter on
love, ha. The fcllowine Story ."
"A Chinese who had been disappoin,-
ed in marriage. and had grievously ruGsr-
cd through woman in many Other ways,
retired With his infant ION 10 the peaks Of
mountain rsngein kweichpo, 10 spot
quite inaccessible. Ia lit ls-iooied CHINESE
women. he trained his boy to worship
tie Gods and stand in awe aud ibhor.
renee Of the devils bot lie never men
toned wumsn 10 him, always descending
the mountain alone 10 buy mod. Al
length. how ever. The infrmllles of age
compelled him 10 take tie young man
wiih him 10 carry the heavy bag OF rice.
As they were leaving the msrSe, town TO-
gether, the son ssdd-Dly stopped short.
and pointing 10 lbree approaching ohJre's.
cried. Father. wha, are these 'hnrs !
Look look ! What are they The
father instantly answered with Peremto-
ry order. 'Turn away your head; they
are devils 2 'fhe son, IN some sla,m.
rurned away. noticing that the evil things
were gszirg at him Win surpri'e from be-
hind their fans. lie walked TO The noun.
tain in silence. ate M supper. and from
that day lost his appetite and was afll c'ed
with melancholy. For some time his
troubled and anxious parent copld get no
satisfactory answer TO his inquiries. but q
length the young man bnrst ou'. crying
with inexplicable pain, oh father. that
tallest dew that ,alIesi devil. father I :"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
TO.MoRR ROW.

.tTo-morrow. the M id says hlushipg red,
'.To-morrow and my love will we'd"
She little thinks if the groom will press;
On her fair, clear brow, a cold caress.
il would blanch her cheek as white as snow,
If YOU whispered his name but ever so low
For ere the morrow with gasp:ng breath,
She Is wed 10 the phantom men called Death,
Ard stark in her bridal garments lies,
IN, love.hght faded from her eyes.
Tie merchant bends with tbrobbing brain,
Gresdily counting loss aud gain;
Does he reckon the Cost Of cothn and pallf
Docs 10 ever think Of death al ali
No! for 10. morrow he says I'll 60
Oul in the field where the roses blow
iii order palace fair 10 see,
And it, spacious halls will ling with glee:
And hi, house it is built-U, fair 10 see,
With The silent worms for MS company.
Or the Growing peak Of hfe's high hill,
The white haiyed man looks form ard still
Unheeding the moments that steadily bow,
WhirinS the thread OF !Iie as 'heF 60
To him bowed down meath the weight Of years
The morn Of dre ad no nearer appears,
Than when ne walked with careless feet
soown tie stream Of chhdhood sweet,
The youthful maid, the strong, stern man,
And lo,leTing yge OF the morrow plan.
In The pride of your strength brave man, beware
Ard youth snd age in time prepare
For though to-day the sun beams bright,
Tomorrow clouds may obscure its light;
And hs no W aiks III j.. ai!h to-day,
Tomorrow may be but senssless clay.
There's spectre glides with noiseless tread
Thi. night he may stand beside Your bed
And many there De now laughing loud
Who will ere The morrow FL q shroud.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
The Young Merchant.

A yonpg merchant Of The city OF New
York, ihmiy years since. was On his way
from lis place Of business 10 his resi-
dence when ii began 10 snow. 1t was
before the days OF omnibus convenIeaces,
and he had walk OF some distance be
fore him. As he wendcd bis way home
ward The storm came on Ihicktr and
ulrker. Ii was tie evening Of the week
Is lecture 10 ,he church Of which he was
an ex, mpiary msmber. lie SAID ~nhn
himself, il Is 10 stormy 20 a"e"t ihs ae
tute this evening" ~ll s,ay a, home
After supper the storm con'ln"ing. h'
closed his indoas and sat before bisz
ing fire smoking cigar and reading h'
papsrs. He wss In "a comfortable cohoI
non. but ibe church bell. the sound o
which was in hearing, reminded him u
,hc Christian privilege, and led him II
inuui,e whether he was not yieldmg to-
,a.ily to a hiudeIence not very l@imida
bic. As he WAS smoking his cigar IN 'h'
consciousness Of comlnrl and erjo, men'
the thought occurred To him that h'
woulA not yield to such difficulty III hi'
secular concerns. He honestly put III,
question to himseli--"W ould you not g
down 10 the store, which Is much more
distant, ii you had an engagement wl'h ;
Southern customer :" With equal bon
essy he said 10 himself, ii thmk
would" Old John Runysn would cay
that the recorder conscience kept posting
him with the simple question. Ever,
few minutes his mind would slip the
news o! the day. and The question woUl'
return. "ii you had on invoice OF good:
TO make. or expected TO NEE, customer
or make a sale. lhc profit Of which wa:
ONLY five dollar bill. would you no, rise
and COZ" He was coed and homes
man. and a, once he responded. and sal,
TO himself, II think | would, d,'-"Oueh
you not. then. 10 GO /" the place where b!
your own profession God Is accustomed
TO NEE, and bless his people l'-"i ihini
] ought"
With prompt decision he s,ose, put or
a thick overcoa, and has,ened 10 iht
church, and as he entered The door h'
heard the las, toll Of the he'll. He was
there a, the time TO moment.
From lha, lime he adopted II as tXeC
rule Of his life, never 10 let difficulty
hinder him in The performance OF his r.
lieious duties, which would not hinder
him in his secular business.
That merchant died recently. and tle
Christian world mourn his loss. HIS
iife "es embodied benevolence. He " a.
3 moving sprlng in every Christian enter
prise. When Re dieG he left large be-
quest 10 the Bi5Ie, Tract and Missionary
societies. His name is an everlasting I..
menbrsnce.
Reader, so may i, be with you. if in
simple integrity Of purpose you do as he
dld-consecra,e yourself 10 Got-to his
rising Kingdom. and adopt il as 'he fixed
rule of your life nrverio le, difficulty
hinder you in Your religious duties. which
would not hinder you inyour secular CON
Germs. This is not fcli"n TO point a
moral Gu, was received in substance FROM
his lips. Ii is certainly an important rule
Of life. '.
Let i, be nurs. and then life, aciisiy.
Christian enterprise, energy and useiul'
ness VIII be TIE terain resul,s.
Ger, John Echrls Was elected Presi.
Gent Of the Alumni of Washington Col.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21

all very enthusiastic in their reception of
lus. The people were Wild with deEgb';
and as jumped from my horse to shake
hands with some of my earliest friends, |
received kiss from more than one pair
Of ruby lips. and gave many hearty hug
and kiss in return.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21

A jan WEDpnG On yesterday afternoon q
Miss Virginia cottca, a fDs looking girl, vas
married 81 ihe jail 10 on lex Federal so,dSer
named Onderdonk ,eon6ned in that Institution
fOr horse .trsiIny. vi hlle sabhot saw ~s
admire the ta'te of tie female. no one can De.
~ hat Onde rtoHk has gsthsrr6 q fps sisrJs Of
Virginia CStlon, which Tor length Of 6bre end
durability ot texture can hardly be eieslled =
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