davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ued.eAment that will countesAct And ueuaase II.
Electricity hts been tried for this purpost but II u
now generally admitted tina: the n'ectrc nutd Is TOO
suhuo agent to b nAda tho Tea!eo Of E'cdteNron
Il shocks tho nervps but cAn not dIt,tu,a ahsousb
tho tJatc,n anything o1cspt itself dedicated else.
| sr.ury u, IN short u exploded h4snhnk. Bat :
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H0OFlAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS

Ellfpu1nA8. ndikost1ou. HduHnI Dedl1t3. md q
ne corapisinH Vh1ch proceed nom want U pfpeN
Action IN the uytE The stomach 1od the hcVel1 &1e
E1dicAted hy ooNls4 Of tft9 G1eAt
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HO8TETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

This belief ID grounded on twelve years. experience
Of the etcscy Of the preparation. The hrst instance
Of It's failure TO give se1efis yet unehrouieled II
ever had tailed the vuluniuous correspondence I'd.
drcased the p1opretors from all pa1ta United
states and South Amertcs, would ut least include
one letter expressing dissatisfaction But no, ther1
!s cot one. The testimony, extending over = period
OF more thsu dozen yeA1s. Is all Of the sa1e ap-
proving tenor. Certainly this Is sufficient warrant
ior claiming that the Blttezs are specific fhr
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And Future Pyoapects In Liz clearly Ftrea1ed py DT
Raphael. at u East Aadis0nAt, upst43fs He Ruldea
III who arc unsuceessf1l n u5e to am1asacs Mealta
atsrn pF ntn "uuide 70 Health ano Long LIE" HI
SECULAR about winning tho affections ol tho opposita
set Wi bp sent Sr1t1s with r.
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Healing, Strengthening, lfe-Sus.
tanning Balm?

It would merely excite. It would neither protect nor
euro. And herein ties the essentiA1 difference be-
tween the effect Of the pnrast stImnsnt when given
alone, and she same stfMnlans when administers In
the medicated foEnot
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EsOR sALE-Chcap a 3oiuch set Of earde,
T. con1btinx Of doutie breaker and condenser
md lscspSdle . j.ck Also one ~ card. :! !nches
vide, and crank tullinx m!!l VIII seti atoxs.hef
KAAKAkAK WO0lLkh A1L14. hAnkakee City, IL.
TOR sALE--A. fno oEddo :Durham n COW,
+ with cslf rsek old. F1oe. ~. App'J r. l. 9.
NANN1E0, OAK rA1k 7. O. AAfl6a1 8s&Noat Gotta.
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NO DYSPEPSIA.

II 1t cannot do this, It requires renfercement, and
the best Of all reinforcing agents should be torthwth
Fetorted to. The stomach Is the commissary ii tha
system. It supplies the elements Of LIE to tie vhols
body. In It is prepared tho material II blood, muscle,
bone and nbrc, and It falls to puEvey that material
In sufficient quantity, aud Of proper Kind the whols
body suffers. aud with It the mental fAcn1tea. There
foro, protect the
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5pettal Nnt(ce8.


For Yeuug Men on tho Nuuns rAaioa IN Youth and
Early Manhood, with SELF HELP fof the erE1n9 And
unortunsu Sent In seAted 1etter nvclopos. see cf
cha.re, Address, HOWAHD ASSOCIATION. Box
F, Ph!1ade1phts, Ps-
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UILs.Thrre Y y an eAsie, iceng IN tho market
for Lard on toeay n s5mp,,hy With tne , raw "a.
II tztAl. but the supply Vas lEht. ana Falaes wetr
with rather an advancing tendency L!nseed !.
strong ii His for Raw. and tl.?o for Holled: We
MAKE no change in orr qu7tat!on' % ial!oNe: !:
q, g; Lard o!l, Extra wiatcT; f!;s; f; LsTd M e ~
s1lo; Bank 0 lin; gtzsiis tlia: Luor!estluk 0!.
II: F.:l. SeaGc; TurEentinr' ss9'ee: spcFn OIL
Observation-Disclosures -0o. luis - cnt meats. 612
hs;s pofk ca o ~ hsIe ! SssHPsd go IT. mGs9 a7
Eri was weak aud almost !!fclcss. Sale. wnrc:
80" hrls buyer Ma1cn et 800: !9o brls erot
Na-rh at $a1.13 40 briA
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nf,ES .Tne msfEet optaec dul1 knd heavy this
mor1ine. WIN decided down*.sd 1o3k oas sao.
wSuid entc. the arket during the airernoo prices
hrnltl IN little. anl better feeling rscxai!s1a 81
The rumot. however, proved to be unfvthaed. nnu
tnr III :: etcEosed weak and uotoInay 10 .cr. The
supoly cu.o, seed faly lt.c99 head. Of which only
aIfS XunG purchasers. Those wHFc dfv1nel bet Tetn
Scw Y,,sE Nos1on. BALTIMORE and rhlladerhts hay.
c1s 1t pstSes ranging At t9Etld7s sor com'a9 "a 70
iii few Hales ii I'll .:-il1 10 ior cktFa- NC nate
tho follu ipR t1uHsaf&innH:
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The disease proceeds from lask Of vEor In the aton
aeh. and this v!ta1iI:nC preparation will tons and
rtnovate that organ. II the gastric apparatus 10 In
good working order, and perfectly dissolve aut
thoroughly asiIlste the food submitted to t opera.
finn tncrc will p8
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To Dyspeptic Sufferers.

Under the general head Of pTspeps11 maT bo cAxaed
Ill tho varieties Of Indigestion 1s ~ nptons "a
various, and d1dtr much in different !ndiFduais
$ ''-'".t impossible to classify then. In fact.
% '.'. :-'~ sndescrloab1e. It may be
II, -.. ~ tho G1sease3 OF
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M0StettGr's Bitters

Ia In part composed. Is charged With Invaluable
vegetable Fenedtce, and ttcse by Of it, POW
eSful dldutiyc principle, 1t conveys to every organ
and Introduces Into tho circulation. To uae
mon expression. It goes 10 the spot, taEn With II
would undoubtedly tuss Itself through tho oTEaui.
zAton II swiftly II administered pure and simple, n
mixed With thu luIccs and atteratlve roots, bsrn
and herbs. Bu: OF whAt psa would It b without
their
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T ONDON AND NEW YORK
HWHAMaHTp TIME.

Hteamesa io.tn.Rhuy. TO IoHpo1 D1K1ur, NON F1ez
and -. Currency. =.
BM.LoHA .,........Feb.+ ~ IArALAHx2......Aarch 2:
GIL A.,,,,,.,,. March Is VIZ PUN.......Apfu IL
For psssAks 70 K.y4o, Para, Antwerp and Rotter
dam, atchtApest Currency rates, apply 70 Hon1tT
OtAaL. No. Is BEo&dNay, New fork. q e. Lac
ispu-s1., ChltHSU.
For telxht, apply to ROWLAND A6flhHALL,
En-. EA SoHthSt,, Now York
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Indigestion in all its Varieties.
Ladies' In dellcAte health E1u Ind

wonderfully adapted to the reltefo the difficulties to
which they subjected The preparation In caset
OF this hind, hss double operauon- 1t not only
controls the oeAl irregularities which occasion the
distreas, but acting sinultanetusy upon tho whole
nervous system, checks the tendency to hysse1a and
deeponccncy WHICH almost always accompanies sncA
disturbances. Ladies' who are about to became
Ynnthera Ht1l nndit
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DYSPEPSIA

react ur-.
| Among the ordinat, .
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS,

Good WononRAhel8 srllit Ia douhticsa the mlldest
AND most innocuous OF a the vltieues Of lI2uor bat
it only becomes healthful ncdicins when lnpses.
mated with tho vegetable elements employed in the
preparation OF the Bitte1s.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
TnrEspAY EvKxESa. Feb Il
tho following tAhlss snoH sns daty s1ccai9 aHa ta
evening, ~ reported b. the Secretary OF tne onAoa

To,a, ,a,..... S.i Asas 1.ss6
NKEf t;ATTLk-Tho mkrko, was @1s1out1nnof,
tsnt Today. either IN t9ns Or u Il f
tca,ar demand fEsc ~ ':!nS nns,sd
Wsrc Iisn;Hops 80 fesi-but the Aecunsulatlons oi
III r.sf lave lien .e[y son;ae.a.e "a "a
acm.ods' tsy hI'''' sh,rrs7, =. pnrshsssd few of
;sv hc nEss' current ye';c'asy e ss'cs ,,ana msx:
.ie~Fr h1f 1rrdrra tooK rtrhsps many Enorr, 1t
range ofs5PAksao Ior common 10 Eooc stoctoss. but
fhr major portion fund their way into the hands 0!
local Hu5ers II el.nRstyh f,r common n good
bu,rhrF. GAttH. The ket c.otcd aalti at tho fu
loving Quolsuons:
CLos1x1 TktCKs.
Choice DcAyes-Flne. r.. well f1rmrt. 70
byesr Old Hiccss, Aud averaging $50 nj
Anl un* tfd4.. wa s.su
Prime 1ecy.A-jood. Nelfattfd, 1ntlT.
sa.
taf0rsdos-Falr Steers. tn fair ncIh. aver
aging co 10 1,99 ns....................5 5b99eIe
Mnnlusn tIAas-Mod!uu otocss and Ko0d
cows for tlsy AlxuElteF AID Averaging
MN sSrtsc1ng III II nio \. ~ "e eaa3 80
1ntrHor-i1rht and thin i;uxs and EtnefF 3sA3 t.to
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I IL. 1V"HHB0HWt
1e ccu,h C1a1t st .ueats at Pyste and Bezna1 Di1.
casct, ~. tGcc:a ruaRncns cuses ih ~ most vl!n
Tnpso snticrinx nom Seminal Weakners heFTo9s
besiiItY Of Eyphiuuc affections Of any kiau should
iii Haftv And xsYt lime suffering aud eHpense. All
Ftmalc b,Seesta and Dtlcuit.es tIcated WITH aAketY
snd succce1 His Pamphlet Of Adylce" sens nea 70
80 snErrxs fsonsDttAEbu ffe4.
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lKUk AND STEEL-The al nand f-on all qna1tc.s
contirucs large. aud prizes a7c large ani nonllnay
Horteshoe Ison.......-........ ..... ....4 "a ~
Mosssshoe 1fon.... .-''..-....'''.'.. ~: s3 Is
Hoor .ad iISnt :s4
isonnd End .'.-.'...+..-.-.-''...*'+ g g.
1laii 01ai and uaM Hound. ia
Shset Sshset tfon @ ennmon. .;......'---'...
EIeei isoa. ehsrcas;. ,s................... ,s.: az
Rneet lron qniAts,
icy s;sel 9ern11a 1a.:::....i: sis
Ba.enes foS Sie:i, s @!s
LQ}STs }SI sSD IAfl.rsc tse.iaHs e:1sH
ana AA'a dutlhs tie pat tHeaty lvur honr.:
fs5sis: sss:eS isSS S
ns teo.is: i'be tb2v. iie r1sc,,o,, AMI l .S,o,
@eo~ '0s 'e eooF'e''onas"s t',a. IT, ~ yet1:
$e es'ssfs ss.::.:::::.: ,IsJss sa's ,$5 s$5
Tbs den.ad iot iunla1 cos;inue%s ~ 'sod.r,,'1 '1 ~
Tss sasiaa1 a4s5r1.sa S rsaa!y y r.al,1ax fa rf1ces
e. = e. FL, r. :, r. a. sno.htr cu snd NJ O.
FIJI H.ts Ss:s sSotitifsRs' iines Is q Il
6eeopd Clesz i.inea1 t. zincs, 1850. i % : y
Ihrd Gicss, inGl' ~...... ssUne ii D
IT.. fh.e .sa 9s ssaaSd tesi ~ fs: ,"ist:i ~
t:,n,non Flooring. wide tdte'frd, ........ TN@soo
WAGON BOX Bosrds. select ia.,nch .un no Wv
Asteef = ;s'S5 Sss5
Eoa@oa noaId:. joi.;, ycanli.E aaa ~
" :ss5 ss:5st H. j i :: : sss:
:::'::: ::: a's.'
sE:;;s 5':;; :ss:s;. Il IL ii: I !;
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hrnne.e tht hax fas time ps4t, tttu
continues Wnttensp are scarce, aud Will no Doubt
be out Of tho market ar:Iss shc "cAtch cAn be
brought In: Ncquote;
Nhttcnsh. M. !. bt1.... - "a %
y Mtenah- No. n brf ....--........-.-.. 3 a@ SIS
Trout, No. J, ..,.-...... 1:asf Suo
A2Gkefel. D. l. Il bt Il .Jl2 L.
MAcktfEt. no. h1l.... ...-...--.. 11-i(h231.11
Mackerrl. large family, Il erl........... IKE 733
AHtkGtl, extra 1nr4s, $50 t&13.rQ
Aackert1. 1frt s., Ht. :. 9.5oA 4.13
Aaektfc4s no. l. kits, ....-.....,. 2.61x 40
Geos Rznk C.13n II. NE Hs............ h.50a 9.p1
Grand Bank EGdFsh. ? lm Es-.......... H.1c%< g. p
no. 1 H1K Herring ......--...--.--.... 54& 81
Picked Her1laE No. !. or E-6.4 S.5n
Ptckieo At1ttnE. No. j, trl.....-..., j.3Gt no
Labrador Herring bri ................ 1V.0lalz ~
L4bAdor ue:t1nE. brl- SOS $50
sm4Ee1 lAlin1I T ito l1s:.-.........-. II 01&il.50
MAh-ihc taas3ri Eas withau: ch1nxe IN any es-
ien9a rasticr;ar. The demand uns limited to
Email nr9e sfur ifnmedi,te con. u,npitur and undcr
1uii t1dEkk. l1tcGn were by 1u n ans trm The
fOlluEtRE Ht1e tha <hottrt.e IyIrrN nturrrrd
ltD0thys tott REd beatcl prcsscd flI nta ii IN
T1tnStt3 lose pfetA+a II, is ~ tIr-,r ,,11r-
md bezseF pFrAscd. 4lH.la1t So f.r.ir1f t1.sa
t15 m4l7-tb; Prairie, loc>c x coa - E,1s
nIEk3-lecetvet, l;'.t,s -: +hspa.d isissS -.
There xEr M features - il ,he Ii;1e n.
Ret. Ths arrivals continue n2t4t and arr Fr.11ir
faken up It, and Thin. tle ransc mar a iotauons
which are Is folloEs: Grecn sasch~1s:. gssac: !:
Gleea- satl<d. cnsea lcht y @l2Ac: :Gtr-n. Ssssa.
li.eI7c G5ccn Cali l7slsc Sre nk'r. i:.ec iify
bJ and Damaged, tn othiscs price bEancod Hd,s. 10
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Ii JID STIMULANT,

A. evsrY body knows, cAu ns charged With tho a..
stntth properties Of any and every substance ia he
Adars1 Ntdtcd. and there Is no herbal extract
which It viii not hold in solution With Ill IL pEeYsa,
tiTa and curative virtues unimp4Ircd.
Now the puse liquid stlmu1Ant Of which
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CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

Which no4 caly edapx2 nd 9coqa&s EEe11e9 tha
hAva a1tanehed shan,ae1y9 p the 11:z1a bat Y ~
Fes1ons Ehoae occupation aud reESM1 sun3eet t&eI3
TO the depressing cdeca u1 c&oeo, noWholesoMe xs.
ngain1t tho low nsvsfs and uhR ct1eEnA1 which N&-
lAdA eHxunkkk1. l4Yall64 VIA kI1
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-.
l. E,.,,.v u,!s:H ACRE !! P1inrEIsrY: av .cr.. =,
s2,0C0 rrr acre vr.y cheap.
UELLETUEAv.. ..AtoE 5.tere hlocf1; very chstp.
MASUS.oT. ana REtlHEN.ST.-Fous1o 1o'aefe bocks;
Tcyy chtsE, kud eanX tefns:, ~, .,.,...
81. corner Of nooe5-4o aeFes;
VII se II of nm;,.-oo acres. or scrna
II a,si9ea. "ss'' " ''1N' ~ ~~SN''
WESr NAnisOE. sT.-js acres, nesY new station;
vcTr estTsbia for inveatment
W rttea fsxir1nn acTe n9oneTty Will do wall TO call
h1rn1e nn9rhsstnf St0VIi.Lk q uANYEY, Eo,l
Mntrnnnii,sn Blpck,
@o..oE9-.@--
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TOR sALE-Ry ssiphcrd, Sweet Il Co 155
Il md Isl LaSare-st. -
Eew dwelling house an unlun Park, cheap II taken
1mIpcd,ateiy. viii he finished to tutt purchaser.
1t9 feet on North State and untArie-sa.. with two
houses.
with TWO houses.
Is feet on LsSaiteAt . tcaF Randolph.
q fent nj. JaSa11r 4 IAfH.
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Enat, :Fou110, sc.
FnformuttoM ma11teu.

1EFOnMAT1ON-W -Wanted-Of Michael Do
L iAn be% 0h~n last heard ftoua% tvs yohft 80,
wts In bsttnt. il Cts thoaId meet BIZ ~ ~ Nitt
| Isl TNhats.{. utt&- IT., ChtckFo.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-15

THE POTATO SPEcuLAToRs 1T Is
said that the farmers who have been
holding back their potatoes for large
prices are getting badly demoralized,
and are rushing them to market at
fearfully low rates, 4 Michigan
paper says that farmers In portions Of
that State are Obliged To sell potatoes
at fifteen cents per bushel, for which
they refused 81 50 last fall, and that
they have = very Largo stock on hand.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-15
Kennedy for the Peach Worm.

There is handy means for the de-
struction of this heretofore fatal enc
my to the peach tree, which Is pratt
cal here-which has proved certain
beyond peradventure. 1t is simple,
of easy application, and expeditions.
1t consists of the use of boiling water
applied to the collar of the tree in
quantities varying according to the age
of the tree-in small trees, say one
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-15

sold.
C---p an attache of one of the
Pennsylvania railroads, but wei
known IN Buffalo rs an inveteratt
practical joker, happened in Cleve-
land the other day, and the weather
being mild and warm, he conceived
the happy. idea of taking the fair OBJ.
ject of his alteration out riding
Downing his best suit, he started post
haste for the nearest livery stable
He was partial stranger in the vi,
cinity, and the livery stable keeper
not knowing him, and imagining
possibly, from the state of nervous
excitement In which he presented
himself, that something was up,r
refused to let him take horse and
buggy.
But" responded C--p, 81 am
good for dozen horses and buggies. y
VERY well, then, leave me some
security" demanded the suspicious
livery man.
How much do you consider your
darned rig worth ?' angrily asked
our friend.
"About $780,"
IF l buy 1t now and pay you $3.50
in cash, will you agree to buy 1t back
for the same sum when l get through
with it?' asked C-p.
Certainly, sir" politely respond
ed the owner, who thought he saw a
chance for good bargain.
"All right-bere's your money :"
and jumping into the vehicle C--p
drove Off to the residence of the ex-
pectant Angelina.
or course size was ready, and of
course pleasant ride was enjoyed
Up one and down another of the
beautiful laid out avenues of Cleve-
land they rode breathing the fresh
and balmy atmosphere of a glorious
spring day, admiring the handsome
residences which line the streets, C--p
talking sweet nonsense an tt--.-....i,iia
and Angelina looking as If she felt
herself transported to the seventh
heaven of delight.
For two hours did the happy couple
ride and admire the newly developed
beauties of nature, when the sinking
sun reminded our hero that officicial
duties awaited his attention, and
leaving his fair companion ut the
uoor Vi uer reSlueilce ne uToNe DUCK
to the livery stable.
"Well," said he to the proprietor,
"you see ! am here again, and pre-
sumo you are ready to buy this rig
back.n
Eyes, sir, I trust 7 am man of my
word" coolly responded that indi-
vidual, at the same time handing
CD $3.50 in greenbacks, which our
friend quietly slowed ava in an in
side pocket, and was moving off,
when
"Hold on, here" called out the
livery man, "you haven't paid for
your two hours use of this here
horse and buggy"
"What do you mean ~ In turn re-
sponded C--p. "Didn't 1 buy that
horse and buggy Of you two hours
ago?"
"Yes."
"Well, then, what in thunder do
you mean by asking me to pay for
the use of my own rig" retorted
C-p, as he moved off with we'll
assumed indignation, while the stable
hands and bystanders smiled audibly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-15

ACCORDING to accounts just re-
ceived from Naples, young Ameri-
can lady in that place has turned the
heads of great many Italians. She
has the misfortune to be sought for
by two Italian noblcnen. One of
them has offered himself in due form,
laying his palaces, horses, furniture
and titles at her feet. The style Of
counting especially Italian. Though
rejected, he still pursues. Every
m orning he sends in n costly bouquet.
The young lady dare not walk out,
for she Is Immediately pursued. The
Duke keeps his horses ready, and
when the young lady rides out with
her parents, he pursues up hill and
down, In the city and OUT
BY bribing the servants lie knows
which room the young lady occupies.
When not admitted to the House,
though no socks admission every
night, he walks the pavement, no
matter how STORMY the niyht Is, till
the lights are put out In the room.-
He is an officer In the Italian army.
Whenever his command moves II
goes by the mansion, and Is given
strict orders that every officer and
soldier shall salute the house as he
.passes. He threatens 10 shoot his RI
val, and will do so IL he gets chance.
He renews his offer every day, and
can't understand what dn American
girl can want more than to have n
.cOronet placed ON her brow. There
are few American girls who could re;
slst this attempt 10 prove that faint
heart never Won fair lady.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-15

Many years ago n Boston lawyer
got lost while travelling in the woods
on Cape Cod. Coming to n house, he
rode up to the door and accosted the
lady OF the house as follows: "Mad-
anne, if you will tell me who l was,
who am, where | am, where | am
going, | will give you dollar.n She
eyed him moment, and then said |
''You We're Kent the Minister, you
are now Kent the lawyer, you are In
Falmouth woods, and you are going
to the devil" He handed her the
dollar and rode on. The lady hap
pened TO know him.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-05-15
A PROMISING young shaver Of five

A PROMISING young shaver of five
or six years was reading his lesson at
school, one day, in that deliberate
manner for which urchins of that
age are somewhat remarkable. As
he proceeded with the task he came
upon the passage "Kcep thy lounge
from evil, and thy lips from guile"
Master Hopeful drawlod out: keep
thy tonguo---from- evil, land
thy bps from girls.n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-15
DIED

M -
QUlVY = Sunday morning, the nth
inst, DANIEL O. QUIvY, aged 40 years, 3
months and ~ days.
Daniel o. Quivy was born in Holmes
county. Ohio, March 29th, 1880. Previ-
ously to his settlement in this place he
went TO Chicago. From Chicago he went,
in company with others, to California.
He remained in California eight years.
Lie came to this place about eleven years
ago, and soon after was married, In the
year 1858. lie was elected to the Office
OF County Treasurer, and held that office
two terms, from the 10th of August, 1863
to the 10th of August, 1867. During the
past few years he suffered severely, though
uncomplainihgiy, from a climate his cons
stitution was unable to bear. lie was an
active and prominent citizen OF this place
and county. lie possessed great scnsi>
tivcness with regard TO asking of others
what hc could himself do. lie was in
dustrious, conscientious. and apart from
the suffering lately incident to fecb!cncss
OF constitution, he was cheerful, amiablc,
and genial. With his usual business fore
sight he had his life insured for 5000,
which amount has now accumulated to
quite an additional sum. The commu-
nifty has lost good citizcu-thc houses
hold kind ard good father. lie has left
an estiriablc wife, three sons and one
daughter, The burial was attended by a
large concoarse of relatives and friend,
and as token of respect all the places
of business were closed during the burial
service. We leave his life, in all other
respects, to be judged by Him before
whom we must all appear and commend
the family, now the fathetless, to the SYM
pathy of all kind friends, and to the love
OF Him who has promised to be the wild
ow's God. and tho Father of the father
less. We say farewell to one and another
as time wears out the links that bind us
in earthly fellowship, realizing that as we
approach the grave We can say, with
christian faith and hope,
ON the cold check of death
smiles and roses arc blending.
And beauty immortal
Axakes ffep the tomb
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-15

CnURoH DEDIoATIoN.-Thc German
United Evangelical Lutheran ST. John S
Church on the second Sunday in August,
the sth proximo. In inviting and informs
ing the public generally, We respectfully
announce that Mr.. o. q. Babcock, the
architect and planner ofthe above named
church, will have it completed by the
above stated time, and we leave 1t to the
public TO judge the merits of the archi,
tect. The following win bo tho pro-
gramme:
AZ ten O'Clock q. IN Rev. Haas, Presi
dent of the Synod from Detroit, Michigan,
and the architect, Mr.. o. G.. Rabcock. will
march from the old meeting house TO the
new church, where Mr.. Babcock win de-
liver the key of the Church to the Presi-
dent, who will unlock the same. Rev. Z,
Guntrum, District Elder from Chicago,
H., viii soleInnlze the dedication of the
Church. Rev. c. Haas will preach the
sermon. Other ministers will be present.
Rev. Schabehorm will preach English a,
three o'clock, pm. At eight o'clock, in
the evening will be preaching by Rev. MI
Cuntrum, who will be followed by Other
speakers, in both Ge,ma1 and English.
All arc invited. BY order of
JNO. UOHAM, Ch'mn B'd'ng Com.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-15

ANOTHER CITIZEN GoNE.-In another
column viii be found an extended obItua,
ry of our late and highly esteemed fellow
citizen, Daniel o. Quivy. Mr., Q. was for
a long time prominent and successful
Democratic politician of this county, hay
ing held the responsible Office of county
treasurer for two terms. Those who best
knew him, believe that Ir. Quiyy intcnd-
ed to be strictly honest in all his transac-
lions. He was liberal, entcrprising, usc>
full citizen. That we write not thus as a
matter Of course, we might mentioa the
fact that during the recent heated polite
al contest, when the conduct of Demo
cratic county officials was called in ques
ton and severely criticized, this paper and
the Republicans of the county generally
though not wholly pleased with his official
career, refrained from suggesting any Thing
against his integrity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-15

SrRAwBERElEs.-Asa an item of interest
showing the claims of strawberry cnltiva-
walton as o means 81 money making, we
may state that our friend John Wood
ward, Esq, who has boon engaged in the
business for the past ten Yeas, this year
produced about IS bushels on one acre Of
ground, anu could no. supply the home
demand at nearly So per bushel. In view
of the fact that the present season was
not propitious, we infer that the invests
nient was good one, as he takes from
the same ground IN ordinary crop of corn.
Flowing the corn serves 10 cultivate the
berry, and after gathering tho corn he
mows down the stalks, which serve rs q
winter shelter, and keeps down the weeds
and In no way injuriDg the vine. Mr.. w.
evidently understands the trade, and to
him our citizens arc indebted for many
delicious repasts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-15
Fresh as MaIden,s Blush. ;,

Is the pure peachy complexion which
follows the use of Ilagan's Magnolia
Balm. 1t is the true secret OF beauty.
Fashionable ladies in society understand
this. The Magnolia Balm changes the
rustic Country Girl into n City Belle more
rapidly than any other one thing
Redness, Sunburn, Tan, Freckles,
blolchcs and all Objects OF the summer
Sun disappear where it is used, ard a
genial, cultivated, fresh expression is oh,
famed which rivals the bloom of youth
Beauty is possible to all who will invest
as cents at any respectable store and
insist on getting the Magnolia Balm.
Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon 10
dress the hair. 80