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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
HAPPINESS OR .NISER

HdFPINESS OK INSERT.
The victim Of Youthful indiscreiion DESTROYS his
haplsnvss, ruins his prospect 6r serial Enjoyment
marriszr and the pursuit 81 business, and ends hi.
life in misery but by the .ini.t Of the long tried
and faithful remedy
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
he may recover his health. Mike Therefore no delay
Ina using this remedy II gives speedy relief and will
son rffrets cure in all Of seminal weakness,
emissions physical and nervoiis debility ond d@ran--
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rived by using single box II ID entirely vegetable
and harmless. aud changr ~ diet Is necessary
vhilst using them Price, UEe Dollar per box, with
Sold by druTbisfs generally. In places where tlry
cannot I've procured will send them by mail. post
paid. and ure nom observation. rrceipt of the
mvn~y. Address j. BRYAN, NJ. d.,
SIS Broddfar. Arw royt.
Private and confidential circulars will he sent to
grnflemen free cf charga '--'.r
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AGENTS WANTED. Eight or ten good,
active young men can find first rate via.
ter.sJaS. by sppiyins 70 Fl. d. Reevess OF
X: NJ Morrill,, at Red Warehouse, OF BY
addressing Box pa plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

I>wooD, Tsp. January Let, 1865.
The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned and tuzrs, wficr; dhd-r thr nfIa name
II HAIMAN MILL Ell, Is this day dissolved, and
will not he responsible for any of the said August
Mili-r's debts on eontracts after this date.
IA st JOHN lIARMAS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
Executors Sale of Real Estate

The undersigned Executor Of the last will and tes.
lament Of Aaron Eilrr Late Of MAJ shall County,
Indiana. deceased. wi ina accordance the drec.
tions contained In said VIII, offer at private sale
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
III.-They are Mirrors of the Times.

no one Is"rusc them without conceding the
authors great skill in grsPing and dcincating the
characters which figure cuEsiicuonsy in them.
The study which enables the ant hor d-lincate
accurately the emotions and incentives actos
which moved men and women Of past age must be
close and untirinc, and Louisa MChiLach shows in
all of her works Perfection which carries the reader
into the very prrnce Of the characters represented
-Syy,Ieaise yosrnaI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
TO LADIES.

Your attention IL called Tn the cfc ,cious rom
edes known for the removal of distractions and
arrangements ineidentto the female sex.
DR. HARvEY'S 1i
CHRONO THERMAL FEMALE PILLS,
have been used for upwards Of rHiRrY YEARS with un
varying sncc-ss. They adapted for all ordinary
cases and fail In their action II taken In time
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
Empire Sewing Machine Co.
SALEsRooN GIG BROADWAY, NY.

No. FAMILY MACHINE This Machine ha, 4
straight needle, perpendicular action makes the Lock
OF shuttle Stitch which will nei her rip nor ravel
and alike on both sides performs perfect sewing on
every description Of material. with cotton linen or
silk thread.
II Hens, Fclis. Binds, Broids, Tucks,
Quilts, Pidits and Gathers.
rp- Asa Family Machine, IL has no superior.
no Price. with II-mmrr and Brzid~r Sen.
ne Particular attention is called our New I'm.
proved Manufacturing Machines. They run light
and are comparatively noseess. simple durable and
Efficient. For cloth or leather work they have no
competitors.
No. Machine. with IIemr,er and Bfaider, So
No, 3 Mschinc. sss.
Agents wanted. TO Shpa liberal di-coant ~in he
given. mil 3a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
ERRORS OE YOUTH.

4 grntleuas Who suffered for ysars from Nervous
Debility. Prematnr- Decay. and all the effects II
youthful iidi-rr-iion, WILL fur the sake Of suffering
humanity, 81 nd free to all who need IT, the recipe
and directions kr making the simple remedy hy
which he MAJ c.Irei Sufferers wishing tie croft hy
the advertisers experience. do by addressing
In perfect conh5nee. JUIIN b. OGDEN, 4. Ceder
Street, New York
Nav la, 1sH-.-suly
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LIFE AND ADvkSruREs or MARrrS Curz
zLzwT-By Charles Dickens. New York
d. Appleton & Co, 44s and 4I5 Broad
way. Price, SIC paper cover.
BARxABr RupoE--By Charles Dickens
New York D. Appleton & Co., 443 and
AS Broadway. Price, in paper cover, soc
The Riccrsidc Mayazinc for March
has come To hand, and is a welcome Wis
itor- 1t isfiIled with stories and illusfra.
tons which cannot fail to interest the ju.
venile reader. Terms, go so per annum
Address Hurd & Houghton, $50 Bioome
street, New York.
r Frank Lesliez L&N3 lAdapsfs4aG
QteeHt ef dshiop II Na9I,S ies
Charming number, richly illustrated viii
fashion plates and other engravings. The
fashion department is very. full, and the
literary department unusually entertaining
Terms, $3.50 per annum. Address Frank
Leslie, New York.
'fi.i - -.as.>l9S->. 1.O ~
"A svRiie ss1sas GOVERN Sa&i.At..
n -I. .s. ,ssw VII He5 c-r~nsas 5nsiw'n.
This has served Tor a 'DesmS2eAf:s,ie sei,
for the last four years. Why did they no,
harp uPos the susieet psier to sts Lqe'
Simply because the negro was by the gov
ernmept considered, tf-ee-fifths an Amsrj-
esn citizen politically, and his owners tast
aasssclfss him Ia sAessiisof8 Hs59ssd
this vote mas geaeraliy csstipdsvor sfdDS-
mocracy, Oh! yes; a negro was 2 tiighiy
fine object then, but when, by, the ACTS, II
an Unparalleled Democratic rebellion fhess
colored men were tried in furnace seven
4Rs heGtH % yseProSedBS1 otic, and
cxlhed ftill vote hstea6 Of threc-ffths
representation, On the ground that they
were now free, and also claimed the right
to exercise their newly-aequired positica
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
DEBILITY.
Persons Adranced IN life.

them with an itr attendant isl- I'll find in the %
this BITTERS, the Ton elixir that Will
,nstil new life ihp their veins, itstuft IN rfiessur6
the energy ard arlor a more youthful days build up
their shrunkcn FORMS and give health and happiness
70 thef remaining years
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
ON MONDAY, MARCH Cd. 1868.

and from day to day thereafter until sold the follow
ing described Of Land. situate in Bourbon
Township Marshall County, Indians, We:
The southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter OF
section number fourteen (iil, ia township number
thirty three (33l north. % rsryc number three co.
east, containing forty arrcs More Or hes.
TEhMs;-OAe.thifur ~ the phrciiase t.ohey 10 be
pais III hand uhe-thrd in six month";, and the re-
mainder i'm twelve months For further PAL ticulars
call on address II. &. CORY, Executor,
l1Arl Ct,lamer Whtl.v t,onntv Indian.
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Iv.-They are Historically Correct.

'Tiistdrica!iy correct aid - entertaining as many
of the volumes Of sir Walter Scott roridence
HeTuL.
Lriss nnh,iaci must have carefully and diiigrnl,
studied the histories Of the tises aud
Of which she writes. aud her task is done well AID
effeciivefvely. Worcss,r Spy &C.
mo Historical Novelist has laLor.d faithfully
and successfully 10 reproduce complete picture Of
past time. and events. - tea Hcrsid. ln.f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
THE SUREST REMEOY

The SUHEST KEAEOY -
Fer Csnxhs. lids. Sersfaia, Coasanptten.
Rhennatisn, General Debility &c.
Ced,Liv~ on. when PERFECTLY pure. IL OF such vsus
a. cursSive ssekt fn the treatment Of scKoYurA.
EHaCraTlBr. BE<s~t CIV DEBILITY and
frLso<AEr ArTEe1 Ios-. rs - render all comments
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oh consists IN N being prepared With concentrations
care fran IEcs Cor l-fsEEs. In . m.nner that de-
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s$3A>r ~ natrimrnt medicine. IxvAIIfs and de.
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nnd great Virtue In ifr PHYSICIANS and their
psftssfs rsiy ures this oil being cHKNIc
and NEpIGixkI.Lr purs. ..l tttsss lI7s ~
KV Sold IN cutcs AGO. hy all DEreGrsrs and BY
m Mcx1Iclnc cr1
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If you want 10 save COSTS. 60 immediate
ly and settle yoer accoent With Davidson
& 10
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MAGNOLIA WATKR.is- delighiful toilet
ar'icie-superiut TO ColopSe aud at Half
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For the largest and best selection OF
Boots & Shoes 90 to t.. ..s.,., PAUL's.
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! II you want 70 save costs. 60 immediate
~ aud scale dssscsoeut with Davidson
\ Co.
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DR.. HARvEY,S
~CprDEN EEWAJr pUTS

GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS,
y - PIIck FsYE Doll sas BOX, = -
are intended k'r special requiring power
fil medicine They four degrees stronger than the
ordinary kadssRJ are perfectly iarmcssand reliable
II You cannot get them Of yonr dru.ist Twill SEND
them by return mail. post paid and secure from oh
servsfion, ON rrcrirt of the money. will also send
an illustrated and confidential circular ladies on
application. Address J. BRYAN.M
52fl so Hroai.raU- N>sr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
Hon. James Thompson.

Judge ef The Supreme caair OF PennsyirdniA
PHILADELPHIA, April IS, 1854
al consider IIoonan,i's German BItcrs ralsaIss
Wedicssin Of artarks IT Indigestion or Dyspepsia
can eertify tiis from ny experience OF il.
Y0tfs, with respect
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D. D.,


xssistani Editor cnristian Chronicle. Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the uee Of Ioof
lands German Bittcrr and feel il my privilege
commend them % most valuable tonic, 70 ell whosre
suffering from general debility from diseases arising
from derange,n<n, Of tire liver. Yours truly,
ssss T. d. FENpALLs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27

An ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
|. fAeLadies Benevolent Society Of Ply
mouth desires to acknowledge the receipt
OF sis from ehe managers Of the: Masqus-
Irsde Ball. Mrs. s. BECKER President.
; Mrs. NJ ALLxAS.. Secretsry.
? 1sgxxtA -
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NEW BOOKS.
AGENTS WANTED
DR. WILLIAM SMITHS
Bible Dictionary
DO not be Deceived!

Owing to the unprecedented popularity Of this
work ~ small English infringement adapted TO juye.
nile readers, Ia duodecimo FORM Of about COO pages
has been reprinted hy aRoihcr firm in larger type
and spread over $50 octave pages. evidenily,-by
making book larger than It's orgnal,--to give the
impression that IL is our edition.
send for cirrulars giving full particulars.
S-TIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
Publishers, las West Fourth street
IL lml CIxcIxx.rr orIto
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Chicago. Cincinnati and Louisville.

Train. runs Chicago time. which 10 - minutes
slower than p. 20 ". and G.. r. n train time.
ER sCorT. sup>rint, n.i~nf. Laporse. Ind
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YiSs Dssntfd lid Ansf1rsn raess s4<ravs1 -
srsxx n nsFb, By fhs most eniaeas L1hsgsnpAees
IN the Eord- Thess iacex Which are most beautiful
hess e1s.l fypss e ksssrioaa Wosa.shosa 5syrss
eent!n1 ees< isvssioa synpsshi,ss assseb-
~ srapS7 l. in sss hsxfsss ,ss o. q. art.
and y serAi - hsss~Fsey bssa le9nAIe1 sna SarSSf
be excelled- .zH0f3DtSlEts evn -
rbsssportr.ip hap received snqselin<d prsisafrou
oftha esn<sry. and they shesld aayen esssy ieuss<
hsid In the land
For p.rsicuzhrDsp1 asscrfpa>s .circuisr, sddseat
s.t,ei~ - L. %. ROBINSON
l54r 81 Main street, Springfield, Mass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
JOHN G. BAKER & cos
CITRATE MAGNESlA;

Ass1snd Ia sxxS<e q e.ses % consei pzffsn. n n
certs for ss~k H-~jscAe. cad fsr thst ircavisy
Of the Liver vhisk il the sSrr GrrErsor 81 acute dis
sase. nothing IL eqnsi 10 Cur cHL E6kATED EffER-
vBsctEc ctvkAxE OF NAGyzsIA- Fer efvise
fr-shr>>s Go sgst~. lad by EprBS~ce or by toll
u itsek fsD=ces It ia sparkling aud Solor-
t-ss-infRiteiy nare valuable than Congrs<s Fater
tsrssy wksss its q gsfsr-
satoed TO he peruznxnf- TIE frade soDp1ie4 foml
Chs-ss - ~ Wholesale 1sssgisss.~ssIss-a aEE
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NOTICE.
tits wcll-esta,,liri
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

To this cla-. Of prrsons tho SITrERS, q -
TONIC, Is especially recommended.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
TESTIMONIALS.
Hon. Geo. W. Woodward.

Chi.f Junits Of As SHITenD Coar Of Pa, writes:
ILi'ai>fsia, March l6, 1867.
81 find sTToonands German Bt;~rs' 10
good tonic. useful N in Diseases OF tho
igcs,ivc organs and OF great benefit In
sses of debility AMI - .kss want OF nervous al
on In the System. Yours traly,
- GEO. w. WOODWARU.s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27

ExTxrss ExrnEss ExrHEss'E xrRKss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27

Either 6f9Sho Meets sent free bg mali
! ID dsiy da3rsss OF receipt Of price. !.
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tell about Emperors,
rsr Kings mud Queens. ft -l.l E'


sout ssas ieseeni ~ have st.ga.ed reading French
novels, and EssiIth vrh compliance 81 ~ diI.
! -Ths noseis iof scsmz Afunds lsre sdns read ~
syssy sSs ER9,sa he'd GA ,, ,s 81. -,
sn4afsrpt vist hidifsas ass ~ Essed sosi' she
press. "-Sprisqfeid Esywbiicop. .,rsg s;tis
They winning wide aud dcsers ed populsrity
in this evusisy. r-Ss~fs iJozrssfoJ o ef'W 3iitl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27

fEFor Sale oy Druggfets 80
CT and Norekcepers in crery
CT arn in TIC United States.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27

LIFE AND Adventures or MARrrS Curz-
zLzwrr-By Charles Dickens. New York
d. Appleton & Co., 44s and 4I5 Broad
way. Price, CSC paper cover.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27

''Wc frsar,t tEt.se lsrsks - among the hest and
most entertaining hoycis Of the lay"-Spr;nq6,ll
Rep siicss.
The rcatrr Is at fascinated snd held SPELL
bound until the volume lie coInplct, I'll Fire, Pres.
'Therc is no dull chapter in il V rfcu HsrnM
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MUSICAL.
The English ODern.

Mrs. Bernard was complimented by full
house last evening, on the occasion of her bene-
fit. The opera of Norma was very fairly pre-
sented, although we do not, think 1t Is as we'll
adapted to the capabilities of the troupe as
the less tragic works of their repertoire. Mrs.
Bernard, as the Druid Prestess, sang with fine
expression, and acted with real dramatic
power. Mr. Bernard, as "Pollione," also dis
played more energy than he usually does,
and Mr. Henry Peakes was capable
representative of "Oroveso" The .roie OF
of "Adalgisa" was sustained by Miss Edith
Abel. We had the pleasure of assisting at the
deout Of this young lady at the Academy of
Music last season, and at the time we expressed
the opinion that she had talents which, II as
siduously cultivated, would make her fine
artist. Miss Abel has improved much within
the five or six months that have elapsed since
her debut; but both in her acting and singing
she still displays many of the crudities of the
novice. These time and practice alone can
overcome, and her performance last evening is
to be judged more for what IL promised for
the future than for what 1t really was
Miss Abel has more than ordinary dramatic
abilities, and many Of her attitudes and ges-
lures were extremely graceful and expressive
Her singing was somewhat deficient in finish
and executions; and 1t Is evident that all the
resources OF her voice not yet developed.
Many Of the passages, however, were given with
tragic fervor and intensity which we have
seldom seen equalled by singers OF much
greater experience and cultivation. Let Miss
Abell study every pose and gesture when she
undertakes new part omitting the stage
stride which we occasionally noticed last even
ing; and although she may appear a little
constrained and awkward at first,
she will in time learn the art
which conceals art, and be able to give ex-
preston to the passions and emotions with
ease and effect With young lady OF Miss
AbelPs evident talents no pains or labor that
she can bestow upon the development of her
powers will be thrown away, and unless we are
much mistaken she has the ability to become one
OF the best lyric actresses the stage. Mrs Ber.
nard herself is an example of what perseve-
rance and a determination to excel will do in
the making of an artist, and Miss Abel could
not find better training school than the troupe
presided over by that lady.
The Theatres This Evening"
At the Arch-street Theatre the opera of Ma
ritdna will be given this evening.
AT the Walnut-street Theatre the drama of
Foul Play will be performed for the last time
this evening. The public interest in this play
has in no degree diminished, but 1t Is necessary
to withdraw 1t at the height of very successful
run on account OF the engagement of Mr.,
Edwin AdaIns, who VIII appear Monday.
AT the Chestnut. street TIL eatre the White FdtOn,
with lis fine ballet and beautiful scenery, will
be performed.
AT the American Theatre there will be an at
tractive entertainments.
At Hooley's Opera House the burlesque OF
Foul Ploy is a very funny affair.
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soto OF Bdrbe Bleue, ma premiere femme est
morte", which always 6res the house, however
cold IL may have hitherto been. But when lrma
is not applauded when she wants to be, she
revenges herself by refusing to recognize an
encore when it comes tardly in. And let no
one imagine that Auiac, who sings ma premiere
femme" so delightfully."-, wears hideous whiskers
of grass green. l wonder that no Barbe-B
dyes have been invented. His Bdrbe BLeuedsm
consists of the delicatest soft floating imperial
Of light emerald tint, and he has the iolliest
way of responding to an encore that ever was
seen Struggling his shoulders andwaving his arms
with inexpressible bonhomie, as much as to say,
"Well, il you wish it, then | WILLY ALI BABA.
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CT Y 1 TIE NJ s.

NEW STYLES FALL CLoTHINe.-In store and receiv-
ing daily also, and choice styles In the piece
be made up to order. Great bargains Summer
Goods ready made or made 10 order. Style, fit, aud
workmanship OF our garments surpassed by none,
equaed by few.
Anprices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where and full satisfaction guaranteed every pur
chaser. or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
Hay.tDdy betiUeen BENNETT d Co,
FVth and TOWER HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
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AND 600 BROADWAY n

CHARACTER AND REPUTArIoN.-Althoughc closely
allied, these terms are by no means Synonymous
The difference between and the other ls simply
the difference between what a thing Is aua what 1t
has the name Of being. For while, therefore, both
men and things may pass for more than they
worth; but time and oppori unity Will Ia the end
develop and expose the true character Where repu.
taton is founded upon established character 1t
during; and among mechanical things this is most
signally illustrated in The popularity of the Grover
Baker Sewing Machines. Superior as these splendid
instruments are they have really more real merit
than has been claimed for them. Indeed. we
heartily wsh as matter of public veal, that every
family In the United States could be supplied with
one of them In calling at the Agents warerooms in
this city. No 73O Chestnut street, we learned with
pleasure that measures have been adopted for the
widest introduction Of the Grover Baker Machines.
To persons who do not wish to purchase. or who
not able to do so conveniently, machines are rented
at reasonable prices and to those who purchase. the
privilege OF paying In easy instruments is given,
desired. We regard this as ost important fact to
the public, ard not surprised that 1t 10 being
gladly accepted by hundreds of persons In moderate
circumstances.
KERR's CHINA HALL, No. 1918 Chestnut street, be-
tween Twelfth ana Thirteenth streets, complete
house-furnshing China and Glass Establishment
where families furnishing repenishing with any
OF all kinds of China Glass and Stone Ware family
use, from the commonest kitchen goods to the finest
China imported, which selling to families re-
tail ut the wholesale Importers prices.
JRwELRY.-Mr William w. Cassidy, No. II South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF fine jewelry and silverware in the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real, pure Arti-
Gle furnished At q price which cannot be equaled.
He also has . large stock OF American watches In al
varieties and at all prices. visit to his stere s sure
to result In pleasure and profit
AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER, BILIOUS DISORDERS
SICK HEADACHE ETC, are thoroughly cured by Dr.
Jaynes sanative Pills. Acting as gentle laxative
they remove all irritating and fecA matter from the
bowels gradually change the vltiated secretions OF
the stomach and liver and restore these organs TO
healthy condition. Sod by all Druggists.
CARPETS s-Housekeepers land especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the city win find IL
to their interest by calling at j. r. Deiacroixs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse No. s5 South Second
street, above Chestnut before purchasing elsewhere
See advertisement in another column.
DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water and read THE
EVENING TLLEeRAPH. at HillmRn's News Stand, at
North Pennsylvania Depot
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FINE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES for Gen.
temen' Bartlett No 80 South Sixth street, above
ChesuuL
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DIED..

BRYANT.-Suddeply, on the 18th instant, ALOE,
vile Df Andrew Bryant, and dang hter of Alexander
and the late Ann a Anderson.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully Invited TO attend the funeral from the residence
OF her father No. 604 y. Third street. Sunday after
noon at O'CLOCK
DAVIs.-On the 14th instant, Captain THOMAS A.
DAVIS in the 9th ear OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of family; also ORR
ental EN- % Lodge No lis Q; Of O. T.; Science Council
lin Fire Company; Marion Hose Company. and the
members OF the Sth Pennsylvania Cavalry, are
spectfuly Invited TO attend the funeral from his
residence, e. W. corner of Third and German streets
on sunday the 20th instant, at III o'clock p. NJ. To
proceed to Wharton Street Vaplt.
HENsON.-On the 18th instant, Mrs. JANE HEN
SON In the 65th year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited attend
residence, No. 2O25 Brandywine street, on Monday at
o'clock. ss
REEvES.-On the morning Of the 10th Instant
FRANCIS BREWSTER. son Of Francis b. and Ellen
B. Reeves, aged months
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral, Monday the 2lst instant. at 50 O'Clock.
Residence, Mannheim street. Germantown.
TR0TH.-On Friday evening, the 18th instant,
HENRIETrA daughter Of William p. and Clara a..
Troth, aged years.
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH. at HillmRn's News stand at
North Pennsylvania Depot
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-19

CARPETS s-Housekeepers land especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the ctJ) win fnd IL
to their interest by calling Mt IT. Deiacroixs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse No. s5 South second
street. above Chestnut, before purchasing elsewhere
See advertisement in another column
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-19

GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing
Machines. No. 73O Chestnut street.