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The New York herald., 1868-06-01
AMUSEMENT

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'afss sAIaEf f1a RsTss saowned Partisan
The celebrate EGs'siP 81 Eosx. s;slS' D'H''n'
Seats secured SIX days In advance.
THEATRE rRANCAIs-RIsroRrs CLOSING WEEK
.osSsE HaHsso RI SSsE III
g.
Yraay-Positivey Last RIsTORI night in New York
f;'i. :ss s: .si
uEAIpsgEt srvAsr nATsSE' s1ssq'
BEFORE IEAviNa AMERICA,
In her great personstion Of MARIE STUART
The drsGtPE aIE rssS;GsssRgTy sSG 81 me S~s that
On wEpSEsbaH AFfFkSoes June % ss.s !, the Matinee
On which occasion Nine. RIST0RI win appear
For the LAST TINE SsT X9Ts her of
Admission to all Da. Ak g. pTsa. can be reserved
at the usual price
rNHEATRE FRANCAls. OPERA BoUFFE
AaXfzA GEAu
Msss Alfalfa csaS5s: Directors Of the New oresns
completed with Mr. j. Gaa TO give series Of
' win ] on TauRsDAy EVE yune
which will be presented Oaenbachs original
oRPHEE AUX ENTERS.
New IL s %sks Hs %
okPHEE y will be s % Hsw PAINTED e1
Re:srves Seats. 80 cents s1s,s Boxes ss
the
sauasy Evening" BoGrrE
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COUNTRY BOARD.

"A cation, two families obtain first class
EaodatIons = private family
For further particulars address box 9s Poughksepse Post
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FOR SALE,

A GREAT CHANCE SELDOM MET wITH-As THE
family 5ged 70 leave the city and will sci! out part
Stand and Route al reasonable price, at <3i Fourteenth
premises.
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ONG BRANCH N 1.-THE CLARENDON HOTEL
IL will open June as first class boarding honse the
enlarged newly furnished Call on FRI
DAY Saturday IS Fifth avenue, address A. Watts,
Proprietor, Long Branch.
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r AToURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN PoINT.-THIs PoPU.
IL and beautiful resort s open Its easy
New York taking only thirty minutes 70 reach the
hotel take the steamboat Josephine foot OF Cedar street. at
II O'Clock A. NJ, and New Jersey Central, foot OF Liberty
street. every hour. j. G. ARMOUR
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HEATH HOUSE, sCHooLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS
IL New Jersey, will be opened the 18th Of june For
terms route, &C, address $. A. Cozzens
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE MAY OBTAIN
"A Board In private family occupyin handsome conn
Westcheser county, about from City
Hall by Harlem Railroad Steamboat references required
Addreas Z. box Is Post Onlce
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02
Unin.DenclinbIo

1ndigesiion-the most fruitful z, nera'or OF dss
ease. 70 common a. OF to be n ideIed DAT. err
ous-slowly and FUR ly sap the foundation of
health, FOR wih impaired uigesliar. IL l. imposst-
BILE for Il cd TO afford strength 10 tn s,st m Dys-
pepsa invariably follows this disease and dyspep-
tics owe all their sufcrncs To indige-tion. N-rv-
ons aud lick headache aso spri' from derauge-
ment of the olgestivs organs. p r-uns az ed H.
iary habits frequently suf from ihese evils,
which are attended with a nervous irrirahilify OF
temper, extremely unpleasant to oth- aud a
source of misery 10 themselves. HOSTE TIERS
STOMACH BIrrERS has been found the safest
and best means OF removing ali digestive obsruc-
tions, as well as bracing up the falling system.
Those who's occupa rion- me- tai r. cagl ize ia
this preparation tue peri elton OF medic skil "a
il soJthes the excl ed brain. headache dis D. lara
under its p-'tent charm. and the pziicnr rayi. iy
regairs health and strength by its sfor n poN,r
To the eyed. as well as delicate ladies' sud chill
dren. il 10 admirably suited. ss il po,srs-es The
quality OF iuvigoratng without excit-In, at or re.
action
An immense amount of uuimpeschsN ~ ev'serre
can he prodnced .. prove thaI Hos EffER5
SrOMA' II 81 ~ ERR H. quafied fer 4 prompt
aud ever r. H. hle ion ia avisting and carsux
all di-eases Of the stomsch super or exc j.
lence sDd CONSEQUENT reuoWE - readi eco I'd
for, from the Il-k'own TACT that IL l. made
der The per- oDa super ision Get The pfoi tOrs il
strict ccordauce With pharmacegllc sc.ence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02
formed an association for MANUAL protec.

formed an association for malual protec-
ton aud advantage.
The Kankakee Oily Gazs.ts saws 900
new buildings viii be erected In that place
the coming season.
Workmen have commenced rebuild
ing the Metropolitan b tel, lately burned
down in Peoria. s
The manufacture of cotton batting
VIII soon be commenced in AuIeia, ILL.,,
py party from The East
The new substitute of thick paper for
iatn and plaster is being used in the build.
ing OF hotel al Kane, Pa.
In Washington, the bricklayers have
hxed 81 % day as their wages for the
summer, and are receiving It.
The Belvidere (Ill.) Northeastern says
that a cotton batting factory is about to 20
INTO operation In that city, with a capital
of $4,000
The proprietor Of steam plow, TO be
Drought from England. has contracted to
break several thousand acres of land near
Havana, In Mercer county, Ii
The Lacrosse (wis) republican re-
ports that In all parts of thai city lew
Duildingsare being erected, and enumerates
large number That are being built.
The Legislature Of Massachusetts,,
during its late session, incorporated TWEEN.
~ i've manufacturing companies, with an
aggregate capital OF "a 375,000.
The Central City (Colorado) Register,
March 18th, says that the weeks gold
shipment from there footed up over $3O,OU0
being sl2,OV0 more than the week pre-
vious.
The Pennsylvania Steel Works, at
Baldwin, near Harrisburg, are making four
heats, or about fourteen tons vi Btssemer
steel per day, and give employment TO one
hundred men.
The Practical Painters and the Prac-
tical Union House Painters Associations,
of New York, have resolved TO work eight
hours per day, for which they are to re-
csive 50 90
The Galesburg (Ill) Press says parties
In that place are now engaged In forming
joint stock company for erecting paper
mill there, with every prospect of success.
The sum of $50 QUO is W be raised.
Sixty thousand Cinnamon live in Cali.
fornia. OF these, about 10000 are EN-
ployed on the Central Pacitic Railroad,
and 1000 manage TO find work In San
Francisco. The mines give employment
to large number, and tie rest are scat
tered throughout the State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02

A few days ago We heard of run"
made by conductor on one Of the rail-
roads leading TO this city, which. consider
ing all The circumstances, is about the best
on record. At one of the stations where
the train stopped, q large. strapping tel
low came staggering along the platform,
and, with just enough of fire water" in
side to make him ugly, ABUSED everyb body
with whom he came in contact. Taking
seat in the Car, he was quite noisy and
rough in his language. When the CON.
ductor entered the coach and demanded
his fare, the fellow handed out twenty five
cents, and said he wanted 10 get off at q
certain station which he named. He was
informed that the fare 10 that point was
one dollar; whereupon he said he hadn't
got the amount Conductor then told him
he must get OF at the next station. a.r
At this, the bully began TRADE of abuse
and indecent language, in the presence of
number OF lady PASSENGERS. The con-
ductor-naturally . whole souled, jolly
fellow-whom ut takes good man to
handle" when once aroused, stopped the
train at once and collaring the chap,
jerked him from the cars in quick time.
Upon reaching the ground the astolished
and iucensed coward seized large stone
and g. let fly" at the conductor, who was
standing on the platform OF the coach, and
in close proximity to whose head the mis-
sle went whizzing. He then turned on his
heel, and leaping fence, started across
large, open field, for the wooda The con-
ductor jumped from his tram and gave
chase. amid the cheers Ct the excited pas
sengers. Away they went over the grosnd,
like quarter horses" The pursuer. and
pursued began to get +" out Of breath" and
the former was about to give up the chase,
when n Sl his victim suddenly len stumbled and fell
the Conductor nousced on him iis.
"haxk on June bug and didn't leave
the bully until he had given him bloody
nose, . coupie Of black eyes, and q bat
tered face generally, when he walked back
to his train, which was waiting for him,
and had no further trouble in collecting fare
that trip. Toledo Commercial. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02

The New York Lyceum of Natural
History will celebrate its fiftieth anniver-
sary April 20.
"A Canadian mechanic hiss invented a
wood-sawlng machine in which the saw is
stationary while the wood revolves, said
To be an economical improvement.
1t is stated that an elm tree was re-
Gently cut down in Massachusetts,. aud
that the concentric rings exactly CORE
sponded with the known age of the tree
II. years.
-" Lanes Respirator and Smoke Pro-
tector is the name of new invention
recently tested in Chicago. The appliance
consists of an Inuia rubber fre-prOof
jack ct, so made as to be readily filled with
air by means of handle attached to the
back OF the jacket, which can be raised
and depressed alternately. A rubber tube
connects the jacket with helmet, which
covers the head and face and prevents the
admission OF air or smoke from without
Glass strips are inserted in the front of the
helmet, which enable the weaver to see
clearly. The experiment was a success,
the wearer of the Protector remaining in
basement cellar, rendered nearly air
tight and fllled with smoke, for fifteen and
nall minutes, without suffering any in
convenience.
-Recently party ofriflemen and other
gentlemen, in London, experimental for
the purpose Of deciding bet as to whether
or not tallow candle, wien fired from an
ordinary gun, with the usual charge of
powder, at deal board three quarters of
an inch thick, will pass through the board.
The Court journal gives the results as fol-
lows: A board of the thickness described
having been fixed in an upright position,
q common half penny dip was fired at it
from fowling- piece, from distance of
about 10 pacea The candle struck the
board with its full length, and passed
through, leaving hole exactly the shape
OF the candle. The remains of the candle
were found scattered Ia pieces resembling
snow hakes on the high mound of earth in
the rear of the board, A second candle,
when fired from the fowling piece, passed
through the board, making circular hole
which was, however. very jagged round
the edges A third candle carried away
large piece of the board nine inches long
and three inches broad, breaking away the
boundary on one side of the hole made by
the fist. A candle fired from rifle faileo
to pass through the board, the grooves of
the ride stripping the talow from the wick
as 1t passed out The smooth bore fowl
ing piece was loaded each time with two
and halt dracbms of powder, q small
piece of paper as wad. and q common
taiiow-dip, which had not been specially
prepared In any manner" ls.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02
Religion. and Educational.

The Jewish Temple is TO have the
finest organ in Louisville; cost. $4,000.
The trustees of Trinity, New York
will soon erect new $4,000 church.
The Young Mems Christian Associa
ton of New York is to have an elegant
new building, to cost 100000.
The number of students at present In
the fifteen New England colleges is q few
more than $500, OF whom about eleven
hundred are PROCESSING Christians.
The patriarch of Vermont ministers il
Rev. Ami Nichols, of Brsintree, who has
preached the gospel more than 90 years
and is Tow nearly 81 years old. :
in the Philadelphia Conference of the
Methodist Church are twelve preachers
who have been laboring for more than
forty years, and nine of them are still on
the active list
The New York Observer states tina,
f.ere have been $40 revivals reported In
It's columns since 1868 began, and that in
these revivsls 5000 persons have been
hopefully converted.
Mrs Stowe, in her Chimney Corner
papers, quotes the story OF young MeIho.
dist who felt that he had call to preach,
an elder, who asEed him: "Ilast thou no
ticed whether people seem to have a call to
hear thee?"
"A presiding elder in the Southern
Methodist Church, in the State Of Texas,
spent night with one of his church MEM
bers, and found no place to unite with the
family in prayer. In the morning be OF
fered the astonished brother money 20 set
tie his bill. Unjust pcy OF pray" said be-
"A Massachusetts, clergyman heaped
Goals of fire upon the heads of his congre-
cation by reading them, without expiana-
ton or comment, very full and correct
local price current-how much flour,
butter, meat, lard, eggs, etc, were worth,
and the price Of shoes, cloth, prints, and
muslins. The people saw the point, and a
donation was the result
The Chicago Tribune SAYS during the
delivery of a sermon in q church ia that
city, on late Sunday evening, the breath
less silence which prevailed was disturbed
by the position OF an old lady, who was
discovered in the act of falling off her
seat, evidently In an ap0plectic tit. Several
ladies brought their fans into requisition,
and one gentleman made violent forts TO
raise q gentle breeze by use of his tile
Suddenly the old lady opened her eyes, and
gazing at the crowd of eager faces which
surrounded her, st emed unable to COM
prehend the meaning Of so much anxiety
on their part. Presently she yawned, and
then IL became apparent TO those around
that she had simply fallen into doze. The
ladies hid their smiling faces behind fans
and handkerchiefs, the gentlemen took
their seats and the reverend doctor Il.
sumed his discourse
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02
Misrsllang.
AesI1. -


April hss ssa-ched the winter land
end iouno her peItsd flowers axein:
sss S'ss them 10 untold their leaves.
see eOtxed tasm with her sun ana rain.
And nlied the grass with yr-en content
Aud made The weeds aid clover vain.
H 1..s f 4 @ nhths naksd trses, 81 %
Aad set gr en- esps on every stslks a. 5
Her PrlmrOses peep D-shfully
From borders of the xaTden-walk;
ana Ia the redeemed maple tops
Asr OlaCkolrd gossips slt and talk. .-Essa = =
She grsets the patient evergreens.
oae gsts = store OF ancient gold,
Gives tasselled presents To the breeze.
And te tches rivers Songs OF old,-
Ihsn shakes the trees with stolen March winds,
And laughs TO hear the cuckoo scold.
Sometimes, 20 fret the sober sun,
Sne puif- lne clouds across mis- face Z r. - u
Biul0dsa showA diff ia che woods, ~ -
~ meek again, and prays his grace;
wait, tiii the last white wseath II gone,
And drops aroutus IN the place.
Her crocuses and violets
Give ali Tue W rid gay GOOD year !"
Tai rises grow IIfed Of green,
Aud get themselves = purple gear:
Aud tiny BUD, thai lie asleep r1lLE
"a lii and neid, nsr summons hear,
She rocks the saucy meadow cu,s. IN
The snn-et's heart anew she owes:
sne nils the dusk OF deepest woods
With vague, sweet sunshine and surprise
Aad Wakes the periwinkles up = -
10 watch her Win their wide, blue eyes.
A. last she deems her work Il DONE
Ana cads q willow rocking chair Bios sa -
D0u- s.eetaclss OF apple buds,
hcrcnlef and Cap OF almonds rara.
Aud SITS. very grandmother.
shd an : ner s1us ame- needles thero. 80 &
Aud when she sees the deeper suns
That usher in the happy May,
She 4 rs think her time is past
And weep- b. Cause she cannot star. r. "a.
And leaves her Tears upon the grass.
And turns her face, and giles away
-AfLdadc N0nLily
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02

The London Times cleared over s3.-
100000 last year. 49,
Montreal claims to be growing at the
rate of 10000 a year.
Last year England raised over mil
lion dollars on dogs.
-Paris has ten thousand manufactures,
doing S675. 000, 600 business yearly. -
The population in the houses erected
by George Peabody for the London poor
AT the silver wedding of ex-Kine
George, of Hanover. he was presented with
l,55S cushions-wofk of hand.
Trains between London and Liver
pool run 81 miles per hour. about twice the
rate Of speed run on American railwaya..
The Emperor of France is seriously
considering an alteration of the Chassepot
ride TO make 1t fs for metallic cartridges.
Lord Lytton (Bulwer) has entirely re-
covered his hearing, which has been very
had, under The treatment Of o surgeon In
Psris. rti oil Lttlf. N 1Iff4
The late Louis of Bavaria left a for.
tune of twenty mil'ions Of forms Be.
fore his death. the Pope blessed him, by
telegraph.
"A Canadian wedding was recently en-.
iivened by the spectacle of the great great
nd-mother of the bridegroom dancing q
Jtg vigorously ierc, = ~.s's,sl.,.sf t.,rx
The. Spanish Cortes has passed bill
granting indemnity to Great Britain fol
the seizure and detention Of the vesse
Queen Victoria - -s'r. si..a =
P An Austrian lady in Germany, oom
plsins that, wearied by a dull sermon, sbs
tried to 60 out Of the church. but found
the doors locked se'1 - -.
"A native Of India has woven q piec,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02
/. NOW I LAY NE."

Rosebud lay IN her trund,e bed.
w tn h rs-naii hands folded zbove her head
And fxed her inBocs M eyer IN me,
Willie thoughtful shades came over her gloe;
Mamma she said -'whsn 20 sleep.
praN TO the Esther my rOnl TO K. ep;
Ana H c"me- and Carries itiar aVsy
To the beautiful home where HIS angels say;
/ gather red roscs ana liiies en- white
1 riny with the angels through q the long night.
And when, in the morning. wake from my seep,
He ,ives back he soul thar gave Tin L Keep.
And only Remember, like b-autifui dreams
1 he gaIIanf or lllIes the wonde GuI streams
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02

Personal and Literary.
LOLA MoNTRz's actual name was Eliza
Gilbert
DANA. of the New York Sun, Ia writing
a life OF General Grant.
In is stated that Porte Crayon Is in dam
ger Of losing his eyesight.
IT is announced that Dickens viii start
for nome on the 22i of April.
MILE NILLssEN the famous Swedish
singer, rs coming TO America.
STURGEON lately received an anonymous
letter containing $4,000 in notes.
PARTON gets $500 apiece for his con-
tributions To the atlantic Monthly.
JOHN B. GoUGH is going to mike an ex-
tended European tour at the close of the
lecturing season.
A FOURTH volume of Edward Everetts
latest addresses and orations will be pub
lished shortly.
We see it stated that one OF the cleverest
magazine writers in New York earns his
living by tending counter" in q candy
shop.
THOMAS HILL, of Gouldsboro, Maine,
eighty seven years old, walked four miles
in heavy snow storm to vote at town
meeting.
PROFESSOR MORSE was recently lionized
ard made much OF In Berlin. He was in
PRODUCED everywhere as the "Father Of
the Telegraph"
SLADE. the colored steward Of the
White House, left property to the amount
of 100000 This is more than many of
the Presidents Esve left.
A NEW YoRK pedestrian has challenged
the steam man for three mile race No
reply as yet from old Steamy. though 1t is
So d he boots at the idea.
De Foe could find no publisher for
Robinson Crusoe"; Thackersy, for " Van
ity Fair; Charlotte Bronte, for "Jdne
Eyre; Emerson for his first essay on
"Ns,ure"-until patience had been about
exhausted.
Hon. DAVID WMMor, of Pennsylvania,
author IN Congress at the celebrated "Wil-
mot Proviso." in 1916, and who has since
1863 been member of the United States
Court of Claims, died on the 18th, at his
residence in Towanda, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02
TO Cs,Ns.mP.r,yH.

Tie Rev. EDWARDS WILSON vii send (frss
:hargel 10 all who desire H. the prescription With ne
directions for msking and using tAs simple remedy By
sh'ch he was cured Of lung affection thai drtsc
usesse Consumption Hts only ofiecf h-i.sfI
if1iced. and he hopes every ss6rei vii - ms pre-
scripton. II viii cost them nothing 40 ray prove
blessing Please address lsEV En y & RID & WILSON
No. s5 South second st--i VVfIi;,,-sfLrgh New YC.k
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02
INFORMATION.

Informeuon guarsntseo 70 1rUauce . luxrriaa
groSt h OF hair BALD head lac SEQ
: recipe FOR the removal Of Pmpies, Bloicfes. EruD-
ions ETC.. TIE skin leaving the sOf cle.f srd
Deaucful M obtained without charp. ~ address
TO THfhS " " -ssf-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02

r-~ d. ~ wh'rn +. - nv n t..r p EJECT
LIZ FLESH AND SWEE F ~ YEA S. ~ \ rrHf a
az ~ agents gant-d VA every unit. ur I - i-e
on E-xs ce-,z = i.nl,-s frse ti.e-,- r
.. g Z. ELECTRO EGG COMPANY Rom ! No.
% W. 81 Ma aeon ST. CaIc 40. Ia L. o. Box, AL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02

A Boston man offersto build the pro.
posed bridge between the city proper and
East Boston, and spend, Sl,0OO, 200 on il,
if he may have the tolls far ten years,
which he calcolates will be 81. 900 dag.
That would pay and "lesve . Margin a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02
FARMS { FRUIT LANDS.

The Illinois Central Rs lroad Company have for sale
tracts OF g. and upwar,s, choice
earning and lands. iying their Iu-a-
FIR grow n :. stock rsIng. every purpose
Proat.ne ssrcuitu'e these lands possess esefy re-
gu site OF ana rlImzfe
THE FRUIT REGION
of Southern Illinois Rond-Iu fertility
IN the pro o, ton OF spoi-s pears p--rt--. al
ginds OF truigs during the season ct rs the -p- Isl
Fruit Express Tr~in bro Igh go o. u
30 0c0 bushels OF n rri~.
alone, from thei furnishing rLe 6rSf ruits The
Ia all the northern markets. so II
these iruit lands nov offered tor sale favor.
able terms
Title in Fee from the State.
IL Al stsiou agents ART Provid-d WIN Plsts. shoS
ing TIE lands Y ale w. th,fr viffnrf
Iniorma Ion given upon al poi q ~ the orc, rhs
Land Department, IS Michigan Avenue. Cllc 10. or a
des ptiye pamphlet with maps sAovirg the exact
cality OF all the lands, any persea writing Ior
the same, In any language
JOHN II. CALHOUN,
Land Com missioner Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02
EUROPEAN LARCE.

Thousands &C t. OF his tree . beng
<-SE la Jed N EuIOr. a a. most vsinahis
SS<.5A r. pia growing. ourah'- tubsH ne. most
pr ntable T. Tai-e OF badin-s. 'enc- pOsts
- rail- oats. q.
Tee gro Neiy "a q STRAIGHT. ta-ovPr ono urfrsd
feet b AUTH foliage iisP rgT, e. Tarnr.s
lose D. a aeon iefore ulant them -eeti> small
should b soNn tar', Pa o. eds o.e-q4AT-
Yer pounds, sent b. Ma . y 20. o. o 7
HENRY WILBUR
Grau. l,lids. Nlch.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02

Tue recent fluctuations in Erie stock
have mado and unmsde some fortonss fpr
individuals in New York. One gentleman
made ee0, go in one day, and smother lost
- m . single day. 50 says . New
York paper. .selisss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02

following tender l0ins upon this subject:
l car not eat the old horse
1 rode long ear- ago;
I'm sure my teeth would fell me,
And foOli-h teais might flow;
For by-goDe hunts come DER my heart
Win cuts from round and side:
1 cannot at the OLD horse
On which used TO ride.
j cannot eat the o. d horse,
For Visions come again
Or glorious meets departed,
Aud ruur In soaking rain,
But pernap- when raging hunger
shall set Its and me,
then may eat the old horse,
And hope he II tender be.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02

HARRIET BnncaRns ,6TowRs NEW
BooK. -Persons lookipg for profitable EN-
ployment will do well to read the sdver-