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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10
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= - - az, = =
svccs. thou hash trod on q heart,
= Pass. there's varld fnli ofmen;
And women as fair - ihod art
Mast dn such ihisgs now and then.
rao9 onsY hsss stepped withou, care
Malice T<lo ACT impase;
On, WIZ shof ny heart have been there
issae way of thy No. 8 boot.
II wa not stone that cad TRIP.
Nor was Is . thorn thar no ii rend
: WAX Il aela Is there get, Sweet
The too earaes. love OF \ friend.
AMI yet. pcri TIC. ire, some day
Thou, sitting alone a; The glass,
Rsnsrxi,g ;hs 0''osn sone away,
Where IA a:i- IN - iiiIplcment wa,
And seeking around thee 10 vain,
From hnairets whs iistts. thee no \
For ond. loyias heart onccssAin. :.
TAoa viii lains o.thy own hroxcu vo y
Th"a.st sigh. fc-y IL, oa nv part:
'"ofs'l. aiFs xaawn or can know,
II sish ~. o4ly tRst heart
81 troll ic,a !aag years ago..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10
A .SLIGXT MISTAKE.

A gentlemal OF UNREASONABLE re.
spectability vent hocse hate az night.
Tie morning was shining brightly.
anil aftar entering the gate AMI in
approaching the house. ne was sur.
prised to see tie figure OF 4 man rise
suldanly and face him The cir.
cumstance was well calculated to
mabe anyone tremble. Burglars and
robbers were in the city. 1t was rea.
soaable to suppose this was ore, but
tie gentleman had always under
stood that in such emergencies it
was best TO put On show Of cour-
age even If nc d;dn't feel any. To
this emil he put his hand in his pock
ct, and then Withdrawing it, extend
oil it toward tie supposed outlaw 40
ifhe had pistol in i. and meant to
shoot him. The outlaw did the
sa,sc. The gentleman was ouIy ma
king believe be had pistol. for lie
had nome But he was not certain the
intruder was equally deficient in
firearms On the contrary. he tho.i
be was armed. and the steely glitter
CT y pistol he was sure Was flashing
before mis- eyes. His hair bristled
with horror, and be cried out:
'Stp, you rascal. don't shoot, dom
shoots'
But still tie arm was extended ant
the fear Of death was heavy upo,
Linn. =,
he shouted murder. thieves an,
robbers
The loud ortcries Of the. Tighten
sd.citizen aroused his wife, Who ter
ror-strickeD rushed to tue door, in
9uiring the cause of alarm.
Why, that rascal'is going to shoe
rer-
What rascal?' inquired she.
There. don'tyou see ,him?' point
ing to the still silent'agure. Il =
Why, that's your shadow
What II
Your shadow
Blessed if it aint-I thought
was man.
No, my dear, IS only the refe
ton of q brute; and very tight OF
at that
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10
RxZRfoRDINzRY TzN


One Of the most extraordipAyy,
cases ofpeculiar formstica In the
human body We Witnessed, sas> TIE
Mercer Dispatch, we witnessed a
few days since at Connelly's Hcsel,
Mercer, Pean., in the person OF q
colored mnn, a stranger. 1t 10 hard
" correct, perhaps, 10 call it case
OF rialform alton. as the phcnoasessa
were entirely internal, the man pre-
senting no unusual appearance what
ever.
The person, bv some inward pow
er or the muscles. which he cannot
ezpla:r, can shit the position OF bis
heart NJ will. We vent.to zee him,
mot believing more than half We bad
been told, but we're convinced in less
timstbsn ttakes to writeit. He re.
qnested us to satisfy ourselves that
his heart was in the position usually
occupied by that organ. ), Placing q
hand on his breast, We could feel II
beating. aistirctly. : He then con-
menccd a&sSies Of co1tor.icns with
his abdomen. rolling 1t over and ov.
er se-cral times. Al the conclusion
Of this striking exhibition, we pla-
cei = hand upon lump in his left
side, below his waist. and there was
the heart humping away ~ il moth
ing unusual was the matter. A few
more contsrtions, and the risky or
Gan passed across the abdomen, aud
on the right side kept;up its work OF
throwing the blood through the sys
TEN - regularly as IL in its natural
position Mere coatortiops and i
travelled back home, its course being
easily traced under the skin till it
passed under the ribs. The man then
commenced q sort OF .. rotary mo-
ton Of the bowels. app ysntly turn
ing them over several times, when
We felt complete sst Of ribs cover
ias the .bdop%9 tbs+sSulsssss be-
ing in their usual place. Turning
the bowels in the opposite direction
the false ribs disappeared. On be.
ing asked If his parents had any
more children like him, ne replied
that he had . brother over six feet
high, who could reduce 20 some
thing less than three feet. We be-
lievs him readily, sf.er having wit
messed the abovc performance.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

A Hardshcll Baptist lately spoke
in Washington city. taking Tar his
text. God made man in His Own
Image He then commenced, An
honest man is the noblsst work OF
Cod Then he made long pause
and looked searchingly about the
audience. and then exclaimed, but
I opine that God Almighty hasn't
had a job in this city for nigh unto
fifteen years.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

During the late rebellion, at ,
time when Union mea we're rapidly
eRlisting to fight the battles Of their
country and maintain the Union. .
peace divine was exaorting his con
grtgation to ''come up anil enlist in
the cause Of Christ and let the Union
take care Of itself; Why don't you
Gomez" A voice was herd in re.
ply. You don't pay the ready green
backs. :.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10
: Il % * M
FIRE.PROOF
Is A f b S /.

saasorA's Patent has bssn demonstrated. by the
most thorough practical tests TO be vastly superior
In frs-proof qualities to any other makers, bcing
water In copper tubes hsrmeteally seaied prevent.
Ing completely any evaporation and 10 the dryest
safe In use The patent be upplied to anS an.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and examiae, or
send sr sample phIet containing the certificates
II trials With all other makers safes.
AnKRicAn STEAM FIRE-PRoor SArs Co.,
57ns3:sbkco Sc Broadway, New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

Pa, said SON to his father who
Fad the had habit Of swearing and
praying alternately, 4 do think you
ought 10 stop praying sr swearing
I fcut carr which.
Never employ yourselves TO dis
cover the fausss of pshers, but bs
careful 10 mind - prevent -yoa,
e~n.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10
Great Bargains in
REAL ESTATE,
Cheapest Lands in Northern Ind
ana.

Among xr-.. Thirty ave Thu-,snd acres OF Choice
Lands which Va have NOW Tpsa eGr books for szle.
We specify ias ss1iS.Ing tra.;-:
$40 Acres three mile. south e .rOssr.7~n on ihs
p. ~. Wa &. II. T. S>s. ~ 3pn acres dry. l-v-s
and well timberrs-esk openings. bsiance good
hay marsh, hrook Of running vshr. and is1
fine Spring+. Price, Ss.2, par acre, in aaymsn--
60 Acres mic. from Grov-rto~l. l3e fis,-
her, dry and good, balance prairie. seb ~
House on one csrusr Of the lnnd Prize S.. % D.f
400 Acre. four @.I half miirs frorl cra-crte~n
40 scrss good dry timberea hxrrrp~. hslxnc~ Ne.
anddry prair.s 10 good Eeighborhooa. Price !.
$500 p-r .cr.
SO Acres ad,oIp q Nar,haiI corl-- Inc ere ari
half mies th~c'i from l,nnrs,n STA -
co Acr-s goe ~ :imbt r.d land. running W. =.
ard small ~ e-pi spring Price Sic , -trt.-
us Acres" owed. . lerS- aud barn. 90 D.
we'll tiBalo d--oak Opc 'i.s-. Laispc, vi and
DIV prairie .c,d snail orchard and spring, az
joiFsa lake. 1 sutifui i,-afion sfd
pleasant i.i.orhOcd. wouId MAKE gs.-i
grain and COX farm. Price $685. Ter scrr. n
iayrrrnts. snl great bargain.
31O Acres .; North B.nd, fipp~-snoe river
small inproseaent. ss"ci mrnvsd farms Ga
TIVE sides Of the land. Price $50 per acre, at
one Of the best bargains in tn. country.
Sc Acre farm. 4l-2 mii-. from Railroad 70 acre
improved CORD small orchard std rne Sizing
Price. ll.Uo per acre. II sold sOon.
100 iri-s VI prairie and timt'rcd iaud esibfAcii
one Of the beet stick Location. in Northern In
eia'a p -turSIe. hay and H.i..sd. sl'o good 49,
ter. Price s.2i per
HIS Acre ts-,n adjoining C.irr L:t"-a sns he5 :
4. pure ~se~ 5.it-. ia i~ngGb. - IA veil ir-
and Of tie In, AZ io~=t' oas ia the county j..
and iEclli"s Inc best n:nc'n! sprirg in the State
The water of this srrihg Possess all hr Medicinal
sf ihr Rlue L.rks 4 hrnrucky NJ. lr,nt the n.-
Pl.as.Dt .~st-. .fd would. IL properly inBPrss-s.
llzkc = grand sumner resort. s=d rrfryzt "a 4
ihyAids. Will - sid mon rasohsbir lsrns
c-.iies fhrsn ads have iIne selections IN 81
parts ~ the .,unty. sd s-Ii'dc ~. pfie.
that viii suit ANY ono who wislss 20 has.
Ad,lTvs.or call lnun W. Z. BOY LES
ca Surveyor aid Real E-'atr Agent
42mC Knox. SftIk COUNTY,. Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10


Itdoes'nt require q great deal Of
land to go into the nursery bust
ness. a
Victor Hugo says that spring 10
the season when everything cenjures
the verb OF love.
II your bed room companion ever
snofcs SO As to bother you, . good
spring clothes-pin on the nose will
| let you rest in peace. >
There 10 no place like home,
says the poet. Right! unless il is
fthe house CT the young lady you are
after. = ttsA
OF abe goes, said lady speaking
of the train as il was starting. You
have mistaken the gender said hel
companion, this 10 . mail train
A heavy writer OF one Of th,
Minnesota papers weighs SIX hun
dred AID forty two pouaab He Il
/ popular with eoapositors, Who n
|, ways Xix fat mntter.'
The proprietor Of q bopsmill nd
: vertises that 'person aapdtns tAsi
} own bones 70 BE- ground Win be u
{ .snasd - witL punee.ili1Esad dis
patch
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10
AGENTS.

We 9TH 70 arrange visA Agsnss. Dsis % snsis
10 rsprsss.t The A.sriesa SHUTTLE sewing Machine.
IN each stsss. Cosnsy. ed Tevn In the unisse
stats ssA oassste. EstSs ta1ucsosns kspsn-s
sussl Agents Fer fall psrsieulsrs. ssw AIRY %
s.v.H. ANpaBws.
csasrsl Ageat.
pstrvis, Mich.
H. D--Ysr sAs esssAt sfsar Agents have ss-
rangsd With parties vho have Gosts suitable Sor
Sewing Machine Agsss 70 sci. We vii end
DuuK or sAhPLES aad fall particulars on rseeil
Of one rtd ssasp. Addrsss O. v. n. AN4Rx~s
General Agent strodt. Mich. nssiy0 sn
A CARD.
A/7ssu1aA .ghils rssidissin South A.sriss -
sahslsuary. discovered ssss ssd simple remedy
for The surs Of Nervous wsshnsss. 8ariy Decay
Diseases Of the rrissry sd Seminal osgsss. sa1
shs sAo,s ssaia Of disorders erssshs 90 kybsteN
ana vieisss hASass. crsss ssnbsn have ses6as
- die noble SsnsAy. PreapssA - assiss %
bessas the srietsi sId unssrtsssts VII ssad %
rseips J6r preparing sad usisB this ss1leiss. N
sssis1 ssvsiors. . sny enc Vie sssds u. Re .
JOSEPH =. IUuAu.
otastss - yJees Bs1s.
RS Ess Yevs a..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

fAese premiums are offered - eny and
all who will canvass NJ solicit for Nc. -.
They are payable Ia cash, or In books,
fancy articles, or general MERCHANDISE, al
Of which will besupPlied as 10 per cent
less than the ususl rcAail rates. -. =,
Rcmittances are aafs oNIy when made
BY p. o. order, orsdrah s,'Baltimsre. N.
A specimen number viii be semitic. any
address, on The -recsipt Of thirty>6va
cents -.. f.s-.
For further Information address The
Publishers. - -:.Rrnp..,s
TURNBULL d MURDOCH.
i7w< BALTIMORE. u D.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

On Ass.is viii ~ s.pssssa VIII duviissss parts
sfths Nsehiss, n 60 q ssd :. % 9
eiss,y shsssns Glitch nals By he slsgs'. Whsssss
. Wilson. Hove. sa4 risrsaes Machines. IL hss
the undsr-fssd. iihs the best Of higA- priced Ma
chimes. asd is IL only ss-priss< sAsssis hsehfss
Ia she narkss 49, - shis ~. We ere sasslsd u
ell hrss-sisss shUrrLE IA HtHEss very lee
pries. 90 sssssas sfis Simplicity. ssd essssaoss'
low cost Of nsssAsssTsAs. 10 ssapsrssss visA Gen.
plieasst Msshisss.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

LETTERS No Is, 30.
This 70 superior 10 Ell CT Der. >i.tsng BED Ge''ors
yet produced, and lev 81 tie a1vAs'Axes ale -
follows:
l.. The pressure on the sprIi :. Is even, and there
10 no ssTrng or banging down OF any part, Nhiiet the
hill elasticity rrH-ins.
= mere ,: no sising way o. any part oee'use IL
sfayea ~ Hars ~ vel a. enos; - ~ o.
}. Tits sdJustableto any sf1eo ped Win OF VIM
out additional stats.
= Anv mechanic can maxi one. OF sny eonncn
farmsr VINO car nse soo'' "' EFT" purposes. can
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

lSLruBLunRp NJ ~. o.

sfUN1UaIr AND MURDOCH.
It's Magazine Is, pronounced by the
he1ANf Ameriss TO be iss most gcneral>
ly interesting Az, attractive monthly now
publishes In ~ carptry. -.
BioeRAg1S, SuefsEy, FICTION. roxrRy, AIT,
scDuun, wit AND HuaoK, ETC,
are rcptss-nted IN its pages. A handsome
sseel.plale potrSit VI some distinguished
personsgc. prepared especially, Tor the
Magazine. accompanied each number
The work Is arranged TO bind In semi>
snual volumes Of 7ss, pages each; y Title
page and table OF Contents Tor every va
umc being sent ~ each. subscriber. ~
volumes form . most useful co3pcnd1n
OF the best current periodicis literature.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

Uo100x10o. k4t1o0otso O3xos
DIR. LAwRENCE's
Compound Extract Of
/" ROSADALIS, >
SCIENTIFIC asH evERYw NE
Best REMEDY yet DISCOVERED
DiSea ses Of theHeari, Livar,
Kidneys,
and asa
GENERAL HEALTH RES rORER.
ROSADALIS
PuriAss the Blood.
Improves the Appetite
Aids Digestion;
0sCrsets the Sscrs tiens
A.A I.p.rt. r..., ssrs.gth .-a Va.
vsstsy a. The wAsis sysssa,
30 tia. persons using I. feel ,ha, they seySy
N entire new life.
ROSADALIS
Il Isesmmsnded BY the
Best Physicians fvsrywhsrs.
Head III. following from
n cns ps...iiy. - q snis:sity' s:r..Iiy Pc
shs Middse 6ssvEia Nv4ieal College, ChtsG SmEsen
Ssxssss bsuth Carolina during the var, Wire Prsss-
dsnt Georgia Medical Assseiaiie. E.
formula for The RoSApALfs. sad rseempes&Ad IL
10 several Of ~ patients. 1hseca<iast,oa iss hap
py sss, ed nuss prove psssas remedy ., all tis-
sss rs9sir..x the virtues Of great ssssrativs ned
'' A"-,.'''''." ~. oLIs DASxsLLr.
B.i.I..rs, Apti n. iSss.
r. Dsisinsrs, Ma. March Z, 1858.
bsiisss Dr. LAvrsses's noSADALfS ~ b he
Asss Alternative Ia nee. sst shsrsssrs sAesrf.iy
ce..s.d Is =. sush- TVes ,. soIKIS. ND
BAisinsrs. FEB. 10. lsss.
Dr. J. }. Lsursses. Dear Sir: take pleasure In
rssssaesding ysur ROSA DA LIS . very power
fsi Alternative. ysurs trsiy.
=. ". CARR. y. o
We h.sv Dr. Lsvrsssss RosApALrs 10 ~ .
sf,s and reliable atsrsi~ As and take pleasure In
recon sndi.g is 80 the pressssiss and The pssiir
A. D. nsers, Y. y. :. DArass. \. -
L. A. Saith. n. D. .. Nv. kiag. - d
J. y. wi.s.ssA; ND. S'xeed.s,I. u D.
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Wilson, ". c.. Japuarv I'll ess.
- Ter testimsnisis Of 70 aarkabls cures zee RE
sadsiis Ai.aaae" for this.yssY:
Prepared 81 The Latrstsry Of
DR.. J. j, Lawrence Il Co,
as BsitIsers sr..s. peisinsrs Maryland
SMITH 4 DWyEk,
Wholesale Drug gisss. cAirsgs. ssser.i Agent. ser
shs Hsyth vss = Ststss, - whom orders so"'t ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10
S.. 81. EWING

VYYoULD anpouBcs to the citizens of Nsrshss
Nv ersnty fha' Els Plsnine a.si. e1w Mil az
Jornissc fashe are ia good running order. and fh
g = prspsrwdof ali times TODD work in bis line
*LUMBE r. -
If al kinda rssne Cd. 81 Ia the rHnsh, Constantly y
hand and a <hc .cwest rates = -
-. Fzrcded Flooring hand at ali times
-. Planiag, saving. ssstchiug and guruSsz doks
- Cash paid fgr No. Logs eriivered atPhyroii
Htn or tbs Rivrr. directly E2st-fthetPo otI~s
PfyuSsth. rre!srs. fns
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

poRruHE In AYR srArE.-aishh
~ scs ala -nes peA1es article :os every Ssras.s:
ssuyls g A1frS0llvDxToA ?. o: - -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10
4 1ODEL NOTICE.

A trader in Arkansas found the
following notice on the fcrryman's
door at Cache River:
Notis-Ef cnnyboddy Gums hear
after likker or to kross the river,
tha kan jis blow this hear horn, and
Ell l d"nt cum when my Betsy up q
the house hears the horn blown
sheelc cum down and let them II %!
the river or sell them ticker. ims no
2 hoam jon wilsuu, N. b. then tina
cant reedc- will have to 60 to th,
hoas arter Betsy taiut but half . mill
| thar.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10
sHITH Z pWYEK,

Wholesale Drug gisss. cAissgs. esserei AEsnts for
Il lrssssA- ee-< in
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10
TERMS:

Single subscriptions $500 pei amman, IN
advance. Single copies IS. cent?.
Two subscriptions to one sddress,.. 90
Five "...,ls 90
Tea 49,. 30 %
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

Absences to his friends and tie public that
he intends continuing the business al
the Same stand, and invites
all in want Of arti.
eles in that
line to
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29

has come to this country. IT, in that event, til6y should claim and b6 permitted to aex- ercise tho pririlegesof citizenship. no evil can como of iks There is not. as iI can dis
 cover. the least likelihood that the native born Chinaman will over exercise or claim any such pfivilege~ He will never become m element in our politics for two distinct
 reasons-- -thats he could not if he woallsl, |and he would not if he could. 2.
 But. independent of this aspect of the
 case. we should not forget that the Chi- El1ese are, almost to man, skilled in the production of soma articles of great im- .poFsance to ns, which va cannot produce
 without them, but which can be procured
 by them probably as we'll in onr connfryas In their own. This skill. when exercised Enp0n our own soil, and in our own shops. Hbecpmes American, and we reap the ada
 vantage Of it. WhiI6 w0ehase an hban- 'dance of noon, let any people como who come armed with implements Of industry alone, whose arts are the arts of ponce, and
 not of war. and whose aim is pfodnction,
 and not destruction. z s Truly yoars, sss1 a. GoLE,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
EFrom the Richmond Dispatch, July 10.] ,,s POLITICAL PARTIES IN VIRGINIA.

There are two classes of persons who are
 endeavoring to force Virginia into the
 democratic praty, whether she will or no.
 One is the party of carpet-baggers and
 scalawags in this state, who are of opinion
 that they may do us damage with the
 President and Congress by calling our vic- torious party democratic. The other is the
 Northern democrats, who are very anxious
 to muster us into their ranks.
 First-The victory here was won by an
 alliance of good men generally, of all po-
 litical shades of opinion in other days, who
 sunk all party preferences, all personal opinions, and joined in the common cause
 of rescuing the state from the dominion of
 lgnoratce and dishonesty. They acted as
 patriots, national and domestic. They ig- nored the old party names, and associated
 as comrades devoutly struggling for the
 public salvation. So it is the greatest ab-
 surdty--it is an insult to the grand mo- lives which governed tbem--to call them by any of the old party names.
 Second-The fight here was upon recon
 struction, and the victorious party which set Virginia free has stood upon General
 Grants platform; and that party is now
 absorbed in more important matters than
 hunting for party name. They are en- deavorlng to complete the great work that has been 50 propitiously begun, and they desire to go on with it in entire harmony with the federal administration until it ia consummated. Their party relations de- pend upon the events that are to follow. Those events are to be controlled at Wash lngton. At present, we repeat, they stand on the Grant platform, desiring, in proof of their sense of the favor extended to them ] oy Gen., Grant, to go in harmony with the federal executive. And.
 | Third&1it is plain that parties must be reformed. The old issues and the parties that were formed upon them must give place to new issues and new parties. We do not believe there will eyer be a demo- cratic party in Virginia; or if there should be. it will be so altered in every respect, that it will resemble the old one in name alone. The revolution in the theory of our government has taken away the main pillar of the old democracy. Nor do we
 think that a party bearing the name whig will any more eresemble that which existed Ebefore the war. @@ The old parties must all pass away. The Inew crystalizations out of the debris of the | old, and their combinations with the new issues that must grow out of the new or- der of our political system, are now stead r fly going on, anu SlISlnls VIII not DO lready to take sides until they take shal . land have the. breath of life blown into them. As yet, she is in the crysalis state, en ndeavoring to expand her limbs and re. ! cover her strength in the genial sunshine | which has been introduced through 2 loop thole kindly made for us by Gen. Grant. she is now drawn to that light, and Is in- ;lined to continue it. Thus far only can l we see now. But to join any of the old parties she is hot at all inclined, and It is lnot pr ,bablet lat she will. They are dead.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
Kilbou1n's Store, f% 04s A-fSa &f&A a8slsl ,ksB Bt5a , N O E M O R .E !

iO " o 3 10A - 61 .k45 Now the railIoad war hfs come to an end, And the people are bound to be in bonds. Let all your goodly footsteps daily tend, To the Cheap Store close by the depot DO ndt i; Bring all your friends, don't fo rget single l, For there's the cheapest bargains under the sun Bring the Lame. we ve power make them walk. Bring the blind,our nice goods will make them Bring the deaf, our great spell shall make F. them free. f{ss, ..ie s,y 1a.4,7sft .fs.... .
 Bring your wife-don't fail to learn how lit l. tie petf, ,.....g
 Will bring away the goods from KilOourn's g shelt.
 Three special bargains offer to you all, .i.,.'.' To see them good friends, don't fail to call
 And firstI have pile of shoes. ,,saf, <.
 Bought of the Bankrupt Jews, .9.,5 .e.f.. I'll cell them for half their cost, And pity the maker that has lost '.'''''- ,
 The pile is worth $2 GOO, just, s4' i-
 l'll take one half; don't ask for trust < And next the Flour trade wants word. 1
 Though cries fer bread are seldom heard. s--s
 Just fity barrels in a week are bound to go;
 And every price and kina keep, you knew. .e 'Tis cash HI have, for trust is dead, aa g5 #
 When Flour Is made up into bread .jag 7 g. And third, cold weather has come st last,
 With snow and ice and chilling blast; f,,.' So in good kindness am not 10th, sg. To sell you cheap your heavy cloth.
 If one caD get good buncombe Satinet, '' For fifty cents yard, why need he fret? ~ 77i Yea more. A good fine cassfmeie. each yard. For just one dollar! Who would not be a bard? All kinds keep and sell them very cheap, t have mighty heap, with prices never sleep, And last to end this punning, s. .-..tt s.ile 1 Il add little dunning. llsiHs s.s lsae oI Do you owe me. Will you payG -al,--.i ,.t f If you do, pray don't say nay.fo3,g !s, -.,s.,t,. To be brief the subject isn't funny, .1ff., Good friends I'd like little money.
 Yours truly, 5ak D. c. KILBOURN. z -Ht H5ee daaJ of "Cheap Grocery Fame Litchfield Station Dec 1868. ..8 iaes4 IF If