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TEE Spnddy Morning Gazette tomorrow will
relate how Brick Pomeroy became love struck.
A series OF beautiful sketches entitled "Legen.
Diary FallacieG" "a Chinese husbands lament
for his wife, "Desultory notes Of studsnt:''
together with other interesting matter, will
also be found In It's columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

Poinrup.-Mr. u, II. Hiss, late city Surveyor,
vas yesterday appointed BY Mayor Bowen
superintendent OF sewers, carriageways, &c,
and Immediately sptsred upon the discharge Of
his dpuee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

OAk HALLCLoTHING HoUsK.-Gsnts' Bows
and Childrens' Clothing and Eurnis b IN q
foods, 400 Seventh street, opposite Post Of
nee ~
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FIR1.-We regret to learn that on Weduss.
Gay OF last week the dwelling house of Mr.
john Sellman, residing in Clarksburg district
IL TINS county, was entirely destroyed by fire.
Toe nre originated in some way from the stove
pipe. MIR. 5. saved most of his household eff.
erty.-Rockrin .SentineL
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MUST VIM Use Dea,dno N. ra.,--
stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle of selling Tea that must
nm being sound and correct IN every feature.
one pound as cheap as though you bought a
thousand.
6,17 "HoNG az 9Th strea,
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INTERESTING TO BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
An Interesting "a se will be brought M before
Ios.iee Walter This afternoon, and the decision
VIII oe an important one 10 building as .ocia-
ions. The lac.s are stated 10 be that H. r
MaTymsn bought ia June $40 from the Sly
fer Gent Building Association, and offer d Ss
>.cur'ty P.opeTty, which, on the report Of their
suoiney. the association refused to receive
ronoMIg Ine u usl practice of building as
Sociations, they char ged hIm With the mon,h,S
interest ON me shares on which he nad pur-
enc ed TIE advance. Mr. NJ. objected. because
ne Bad no received the money, and Il solved 10
"'iIci-" fTCn The a'tOciaiion. He Objected
o the association charging him win his mr.
Tf- share of expense, IS well Is 10 paw for "a
-aaDiua' on OK lie title 10 his pro-. sna ~
$500 ,hat be must T'cei;,r ,al Whe;. nmoun,
M the association, ana for
Ibis iMiGBt t&.Ol he sues the association,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

~The length of the Pacific Railroad ia spch
tDat courtship begun in Ohio was consumma.
yea IA marriage before the two travellers
reached the end OF their route
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

ANOTHER Hor DAT.-Range of thermomete
a. FRANKLIN & Co., Opticians, 2ii Penns ylvani
avenue, In the shade to day: So'clock a. m, g.
10 O'Clock, 9Ji IL O'Clock, 81; II O'Clock m, 9
l O'Clock p. m, 90.
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GENTLEMEN LINEN Duck Srrrs,
SrIRAL SruDs

Urolds Buttons. Sets, aud CHAINS.
Alas ka Diamonds, set 10 gold sud oroade.
Slyer-plaisd ana Fancy Goods,
Vases. and Japan Braids for the Hair,
eceiyed this morning a Prigg's One I,1liar
Iewelry Store. No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue
'etween and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

BAsR BALL,--A game OF base ball 1t Phila
deiphla yesterday afternoon between tn
Oiympics OF this city, and the Keystone, o
i TO 81.
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HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH

None brt those cerrfvrd - this blessins kno,-
y It's Ices. ~he p'r'.lsc biotched ana to-,
covered person lcoss upoii . clear .rno~ts -,
Win Jealousy, ana tBwardy DESIRES m. ..r,o
A.sse Shose systems age a. : With the ,,rn. ,i
etbSfO la k-c other &C sneors dtssa.e. 80
disease 10 sure 70 follow
All hat timely warning On "a &c Blo.shes PIN
scales, &C Avert the calamity by pu rifJins th,,
sAaARiTANS ROOT AND HEB JUICEs.
before Scrofula takes firm hold
How many have the virus % Syphilis In tn sys-
y. sod - fhst condition Contemplate marriage,
knrwing little OF tie bsbeful influence on the CD
stiir'ion- To such we gay STOP. First cleanse
you sell OF these Impurities of that scrofuIop. ia
ternCn. twnict IN man, rsts IL hereditary tn a. :.
ne ifnn ~ before You br misery on sour-elg
and offspring. Price Sl n per bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

COMMITTED FOR STEALING HORsR-Frei
erick kunart was arrcssed last evening by OF
nicer Doyle aud taken before Justice Harper O
tie charge Of stealing a horse from Thoma
Bond, Of the Seventh Ward The Justice cor,
mittSd him 10 Jail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The following are
from the Gazette OF last evening:
cry C0hS.-It is proposed by the owner
OF ne property at Battery Rod gers, the s.5 .p-
tizi3g ground, ;" provided he can obtain enough
subscribers to defray the necesslr expense, to
erect at that place a number Of baths for the
use of families.
New Wheat.-Two hundred bushels new
wheat, the first shipped over the A.. l.. and H .
X X, wss received here to day, from r. M
Bentiey,sf Leesburg, consigned to Jameson
Il 90.
Sudden Deah.-The many friends OF Mr.. Har-
rison Hough will regret to learn that he di. d
very suddenly at the residence Of his brother,
Z. 5. Houeh. Esq, this evening.
Sun Sro.e.-A case OF sun stroke occurred
on the wharf yesterday afternoon. The patient
was at work on board vessel when attacked
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CITY ITEMS.
a. SANS d Co.

A SANS d Co.
VI" have temporarily removed - 525 sth e,
q doors De- ~ oar former siaQJl uuGe. Ave-
nue. House, where We shalt coniiua s 10 >@ii oar
Nast aud we!i-srieei.l STOCK " ClStnips a2i
Furnishings at our popular low prices.
GENTLEMEN LINEN DICK SUITS,
White and Brown.
Gentlemen's Drap DE Sacks
Genilemen's Alp ca Sacks ~ So 70 =
GentlemeE's Tam Overcoats
H,2O,.22 GEO. G. HKNSIyG ST. I'll ST
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DIsoRDRRLY CONDUCT AT THE CITY HALL
This morning, Jeremiah Costello, the vel
Known contractor, and O. ii. Bliss, Superin
tehoent and inspector OF Sewers. had som
words about the possession of an az 'essnnen
oook, wren the former struck the latter in th,
lace, and Justice Plant, who was passing
arresIed the parties and took them before J US
tlce walter, who required Costello to Civ,
security TO keep the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN MsRrIye.-A
m'e'rg II Tie Republicans of the First Ward
was held LIST right at The " tern Market -
slye EXPIRE on 20 their choIce 4 T Comm
:, ne or Improvements of the ward Andres
fI'tma an Presided, and ON taxing tie char ex .
pIslnt be OBJECT for " hich they mad assem-
htd- Mr- A. >. Grant offered a resolution
winch was aoopi' d, endorsing the seton of ,hs
ward delf kaiion IN their recornme da,'on 10 M
mayor OF the name of Isaiah Boldep for he
IosItIon OF Comm sIoDer; and resolutions or
f-Ied ny AIfrS Day were also adopt d. reao,n.
me ldIug DIR. E II. Lewis, drnsgist' pc n,
choice ofine Republicans for ward apotber1Ty
iOr ne rocr- Williom Schouler, Alfred Diy
Npu tOfEehrs Clark were appointed a com
mice 10 wait on he Mayor and inform MN y,
ne seton O; the me- t;Dg. Adjourned.
TIE Republican Club OF the ward. Jerome
Johnson Pre- sioeat, recommended Mr. Edward
Crusor for Commis siorer, and we understand
]sst zoe MEETING 8 oye reported Wss called in
me interest OF those rho were dis salts fed with
me action OF the Club. Forty or ii ,ty War,
prs ent in the hall. and they 50 1nned TO vote
unanimously for Bouldin. There was yerv
ssree crowd outside who took no part in the
Trc's dirgs, and seemed TO be in fiyor of m.
&C icn at The Club. The Republican cIuh<
nave CHILLED Republican mass meeting 10 he
teld al Shiloh Hall next Monday evening"
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SAMARITANS GIFT

The only real cure Cor Con prrh~s, Glse, ar :,
Diseases caused from ndescretton. Ouly sen rtll.
nr-eiy vegetable. We discard 1aisaEa CIp1s,.
AM Mercurs ss being not only useless bat no rtful
Sln cures In trDm two 90 four days thus .void
ine r.ubie, NTosure, and the sxtorfion of yuacs.
ra,e fsokn -; ~; temales, S3. sOla by 3 q
A' " ''us" DESMOND
me- 9ls lace ssreet Phil al 81 ,h..
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LLf"sNI L. sLDlNG lnPEOvKMHNT-A
nc mshy u aut'fUl Improvements that nav.
tea m AIDE he nor hem raI of the ci,v a.,
ihk tne pIsss u year, those lust hnish he'd nv
'r'h. 'eO W. BalIOCh, OF the Freromen's IN.
.se , en- .,o street, Eext TO tue resicen OF
zen. Howard, are among the most q xte Is We
ana IN The execution of the work show tuat A .
more nan tie usual care has been taken Z 2,
lave ihe enilre mouse. stable, out-buildings.
FENCES and grounds in keeping with each other
so 'hattb whole impro Vement forms one com.
pIeje and beautiful ar b itecturaI croap having
az seieeaole ana inviting .Xpression-ueai,
Jet tyls III design. TIE lot is about I.g fess
i'chi, and extends from Tch s;raet through the
-huIe Cepih OF The square 10 9Th street: ana
t- mouse Is built on The midI,e of the To-
W my fset back from 1'h stre-i
LIE rain building IS 10 fee. front &c feat dsa,
sId hTee stOIIss hIgb-tbe third sorry being m
ne MsnsaTd Roof The rear part is % feet nv
=. feti and TWO stories higa. Under he whole
tah0lrg - fine dry, airy basement, which
contains The laundry, s'OreIooms fuel and fur
hs'r ToNms- IRE csllar walls srs of blue
20 NY laic sns the walls VI he body Of
ne house above the cellar are built OF gray
hmerIear building block; while ne water
iable. ~ IndOw SIlls and neS-wuich are
ace oInsnenial-are of the same material of
= a. Gut TpH unt. making a delicate but prs ~
''"iiast. The interior OF the house IS arrapgei
~ no most convenient manner, and con- ans
~ h.6'ih isnor-saNIng inventions, aud is
.SiLf>hsd with Eas, hot and cold wa,sr
-, -tcu'. permanent WASH tTays br..k-eu-
- "a>L boiler, patent Ri.rTeT for purI-
5'-s W"''r, aud ali other improve
iH.L V n ucgs ? tleIlsCIye- b, eintlg =,
nshe he hO2se CGmpie in every .r.icaIar
re @Sit au caTIia ~ house are on III h., Y
III OF ne lot, ns9r 9Th street. are TWO tori
LIZ M sned Win fTencL roof, and are 90 l.
>'Iugi Of the same m ter m a, the hon an
tEhhf IN similar style, and contain r
nc TIE stalls and CP-Iis 20 rooms, a compiler
Work shCn. 10, birs, IN he srcoud-stD-y with
ITt 'cn- - 'H" - box in the first-story
h'aT iae head OF the stalls, which /. supplird
VII Wei ne - -ODd-s;Ory contains also
IN
All ~ G zee -, ie-TaC'd and sodded. ard the
walks and cps from me gaze 10 the housa are
td'lt OF sOlId stCne.
All ne WORK hes been done acCOr,lIur Tn de-
sn anu P!ars. iuTnIshGd 10y Henry Il SasrIe
a'Ch &c, OF this city. snd rnder his dire. ,inn
80 ~ VISION Srd n Ito his usus' &C DDS
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StlDsN DBATH-A F0n Fund Dead ,, III
N..r.t-AbtF. eleven q CLOCK last nigbt on cars
hrtuh ~ BIZ n'h:1 oitee second precinct
wtIe st g by a singular rat,Iip, sound -.
~ go, tetv'fn ith avid 5ih }, ~rets an q pro
''5if% % ne plsc- foand a man brelfh .
ln7 very heaNtIy, ard rpCn ,fempt,ro 20 ra,sa
h.m De 'N''Tc- The body WIS i'm M diateiv
'sseA 20 - cCnd preciuC" sil- ,ol where AZ
"$~minatiCh !svf u; the TACT that there wer.
no ms~ts OF Violence, and !, was suppo ed he
n'u HOW Tie pn"C'S OF the -, es-iye n :, he
hdN'fe teen q bad heath for some m1o,hs
pas. ID % Sod wa j-p-. d IN white r2nts a "a
VS. olsCk cat PUi .traw bat aud upon h.
p$Iscn was found a gold watch and cns N and
iaIge SUN OF money In his pcrks-s wss
found comT Dr &c ltioD addres ed 10 Uira,o \
ftLer fro-1 i. if1y cite Lodge, +. aud A M Of
ms cly, and sub sqUsnily, tae bodv wss
recoenZs as that o. Mr. H. l.. Fisher sc,sr,
n ite Internal Revenue bureau IN "a ,bs
i'nt OF his death. IL appears tina, deceased
va .oss With Isiuting MT in 81 zee. car No
- {! me "asn ngto1 ard GeorvatowG Ens
Iae' eNe''g, sHo we carried INFO Wales
uI0S sore where re tcr.iiyPs wee ann,Ied
~ II suppO ed he was waIki1s abopp tn
nov vera portion a. The city, ar,.r Is- vine tins
.i0e sioie, when he dird from Pxbans,,on
II ea>t was about 3; years Of ace Sin yre .r1
n hailveef New York and hes been DO .rdIng
i.I some yC1Is VIII Mrs. TiilO.=On Rroyr a.
~ corner OF ID and / streets He has hs.n -
9rtty indi pcstd fer several day. ~ ,nd
'@lt D. rome y siertay afternoon. a,'5o-cloaE
:, VI nv jan &c. Chief Clerx of his M viS,oa'
tofCner w. W. Potter was No; fied bnt ~ 1
iI''i'y mo Ire case, and csceltainIpV that IN
-, NED ahersd .roE a Disease coa,r,at~d
~ ,hS slry, dec ded that il was no. nen' -
% heic az i1Oues.; b. spd Other nnes;c., ~ |
'men Iaeiming o the opinIen thai dciro
Dy 81 Sropiect c fit. I tive, L.
p aud A. M will m ct io-pipht 70 rn.s..' |
~ gements Tor the fpreraI ai-
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ID AID TOUHTILOTD
EXTkAOr on BEEF.
BosDESS CoHpEsVsn g. Ru 45hk LII.
eli eorDey lteh M y streets
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TAKE NOTICE.
The name O. b. JEWELL, And also the On slity
10 stamped on every bar
Ask your grocer for any Of these, and be sure 70,
get them, and take no other.
Manufsctory-5OO and soy g street north. lie
tween 9Th and 6th. Wsshine ton. D. o. Re ls
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EJ eommsnt Of Brsvst MAJOR General Candy.
-. O. A POBTRR-
Do-ot brexet MAJOR and Chief B.
pRoP0sALs FoR JIIysHuB STEAM o0r

Proposals vii Be received &C the Depsrtnese
n nnui ~ ~, NkDNkeDAx, the 1bst eas q July
Seusfs, q wood o. iros-oss propeller and three
Specific atsons I'm detsH viil 10 furnished bidders
on application IN persen or BY letter % tAls De.
bostoB, New York Ph,ladelphia, and Bsitimore
. Prolossls Cd uld be scaled END addressed % the
Secretary Of the Treessr{ snd eedSr.sa on the co.
Cutttrs." GkOBCB 3. BOOIW1LL.
geA avid eecretafy OF u Ireoeury.
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~ IHk VISITING SfNGERs.-The SRngers Of
New iork. Philadelphia, and Columbus,
part in the great singing festival at Baltimore
ms Deen noticed in the STAR. were quite and .
somely entertained by the members CT the
associations, yesterday. During the day they
Partook OF lunch at the invitation OF Mr.
John Beck, at bis restaurant, on ID street. and
ALSO spent several hours at the new Schue' zen
Park in pic.lic style, ana in the evening mar.
LOOK OF supper at the headq uarters OF the
SPngerbund, (Wangemann's Arbeiter Hail. a.
winch sentiments were offered and short al.
ore ses made. Most of them left this CITY for
day.
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NOTICE TO PRE.EMPrIoN oLAIMANrs

Every person entitled 20 the right ef pre- ptto-
to any Of the lands within the townships and psrt,
OF townships above enumerated. is vaqufred 70 =.
tabish The 20 the Satisfaction of the ReSists
and Receiver Of the Land Once and make pay
ment therefor % soen q. prscticable after seems
commenc. nent Of the public sale Of the lands en-
will be forfeited. JOS O. WILeON
Commissioner OF the 0eperai LsnS sSf6oe
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tn. ,.sn q J. q S:: isss
tsr. 1ess., praying for the exsension o. latent
q insIoyemsnt in Producing Music BY steam o.
It 10 ordered that said petition b heard 1t this
once On the nth day Of September next Any person
map oppose this sxtenstoa, 0beStions del9sitions.
twenty days before the day q hearing:
eAugHL 9. FISHER,
jy 3law3v Commimiener Of Patents.
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uspsEE S SX{EFsStS sth1NsA HALL.
PBNNi AVENUE, MAJ llrH Strict WRsY.
0EOR0E BAUER, Proprietor.

Opon nom .. N. 70 n .. n. The Bar % stocke
xitn ths Finest Lauoss. wines, and 4Jr$-
AZ =. 2! TIE finest brands. An. Wv.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-02
Sptfial Meiires.A



Moran" says SIR Astiey Dooper, "ocght 70 know
by hs ssnsationy that he hasa stomach" In other
words VII digestion perfect n ere u neither pam
Or uufa-insss the rexon in where it takes place
Nanssa Of APOSTLE. afulency opprs son after
eating shooting pains N The epigas!rium ,shng O
thefsce At tines ar furred toDx1e in re morn
ing. Anonx the dirsct symptoms Of indig ston
Constipation, biiousness. headaehe, nervous nrata-
biiy ply icai weakness. and ioss spirit almost
nvariabis aceonlp ailments. AN these indicanons OF
DYSPEPSIA, Ehctntr immediate or secondary are
usually ag1rzs .ted by bot Weather.
OF d therefore the seeson w zen the
ietiR Of dyspepsia most urgently needs tonic and
ING medicine Of curse every Invalid has many
advisers. One friend recommends one drug, another
her: but multitude of counselors there Is not
aisSFs safety. The STANDARD REMEDY OF The PRS
INT AGE INDIGESTION. in sll its stages. IS HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BIT rERS. Time, that proves
al things, has established its reputation ImPreg
nabis fouudAtion.-the spontaneous testimony OF mil
lions Of Intelligent witnesses No acrid OIL or acid
de6les rs stnu ating principle; its tonic cor
the finest tnai botanical research has yet discover
ell II combines the properties OF gentle evacuent,
blood depurent and anti bilious medicine, With
invisorafng qualities Of the highest order. and Is
sni "a both by the pnbc and the profession to be
the srest prot ection inst all diseases that pro
6ce gated By pesfifer0us air or unwho esome
that has been used either IN the UniUed
States CT Tropical America
In cases Of constipation resulting from want of
muscular tone IN the in estiues, the effect OF the
BiI.IkfSS Is perfectly marvellous, and without the
dangerous sequences Of mercury. restores the dso
cered liver to a normal condition
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-02

From DIR. j. p. TERRELL, Warren, Ind
March 8, 1861 am engaged in the prac
tice of medicine, and find your GargIing
Oil an extremely efficient remedy in all
cases where an external application is ia
dictated.
From Dr.. g. B. NEAL, Burris, lows,
Dec. 20, 1861 have practiced medicine
in this county seven years and cheerfully
recommend your Gargling Oil as the best
liniment in use.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-02

From Dr.. T. W. Ellis, lTroupville, Ca,
Jan. 6, 1S59.-If could receive both boxes
of the Gargling Oil it would not be too
much, as think 1 ceuld soon find sale for
it all, the inquiry being frequent since it is
supposed that / have il for sale.
From DIR. VIM. S. Mccall, Ohamois,
No., Nov. 6, 1S5S.-Your Gargling Oil is
taking the shine off from all the liniment
of the day. If you desired them i could
procure dozens of certificates from the best
citizens of the country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-02

eight segments. They are now of a deep
brown color, and hard. but very light. In
the same shop were found SCI brozen and
So silven coins. mill with great guam
tity of corn in excellent preservation, has
also been discovered.
Imam WOODRUFF says in his book about
trotting horses, that pull on both reins
will not bring up horse when he has bro
ken from q trot A firm. quick pull should
be given on one rein, letting the other give
a little, as much as you want the horses
head thrown out of liue.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-02
CURE YOUR COUGH
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.
WHAT rHs nofsToRs sAY.

Amos WOolly. NJ. D. Of kosci0ska Co, Indiana, says
For three year, psst h7Vs used Ailsn's Iung Balssm
exclusively u practice, and satisfied there Is
no bet Hcsficine for lung diseases IN use"
Ixeac r. Dorau, NJ ~, OF Lognn o., Ohio, says
hher Lung kasam nJt oniy sells rapidly, but gives
perfecs fsfacton WITHIN know esigo
Having confidence N u and knowing that
valuable medical properties, freely 1t In daily
practice and with unboureef stce sss As expecto
rant 10 n most certainly TAR ahead OF any preparation
have ever yet knovn.F'
De- Fleteksr. % Missri. ssys: 81 rsoon,nend your
ESiszm II -efereoee tn any other medicine tor coughs
and i gives satisfaction"
aileu's lung Basam Is the remedy 10 eure sll Lung
and fnroet dicuies- IL should be thoroughly tsssd
before using Ctner Bzlsann IL will when ali
others fsIi. Directions accompany each bottle.
y. N. HARRIS 4 90, Sole Proprs,
Sold b al Druggisss CINCINNATI. Ohio.
Sold at Milwaukee bs H. Ellsworth a Sons. Greene a
buttor, Rice Rising. Drake Bros Dohnsn, Schmidt
TO-. snd al Milwaukee Druggists
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-02

A ScoTcHMAN and an freshman happened
to be journeying together through an
almost interminable forest, and by some
mishap lost their way and wandered about
in pitieble condition for a while, when
they fortunately came across a miserable
hoyel, which was deserted save by lone
chicken. As this poor biped was the only
thing eatable to be obtained, they early
dispatched and prepared it for supper.
When laid before them, Pat concluded that
it was insufficient for the support of both
himself and Sawney, and therefore a
proposition was made TO his companion
that they, should spare the chicken until
the next morning, and the one who had
the most pleasant dream should have the
chicken which was agreed to. In the
morning Sawney told his dream. He
thought angels were drawing him up, to
heaven in basket, and he was never be-
fore so happy. Upon concluding his
dream, Pat exclaimedt 'sOch, sure, and
be jabbers, / saw We going. and thought ye
wouldn't come back, SO got up and ate
the chicken myself"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-02

Messrs. McLAN d Bros, Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, Va, say, under date
of July "a, 1866, that they can safely recon-
mend the Gargling Oil for more diseases
than it is recommended for.
From J. X. FISHER, Uniontown, Pa,
June 81, 1887. Your Gargling Oil is doing
much better here than formerly, since its
virtues have become known, and the bot
ties put up for Family Use, without Stain,
are much sought for.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-02

r. d. TAYLOR, of Concord, KY, says the
Gargling Oil cured hore of his, injured
while blowing by attempting to step over a
stump, almost severing the thigh from the
body; also that he has used it in his family
for fifteen years, and it is the best remedy
for Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Frost Bites,
Strains, Rheumatism, ETC., he ever used.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-02

To HoKsEafEN A correspondent of tie
Scientific American gives this advice. to
horsemen: "Whenever they notice their
horse directing his ears TO any point what
ever, or indicating the slightest disposition
to become afraid, let them, instead of pull
ing the rein 10 bring the horse toward the
object causing it's nerxousness,c pun It on
the opposite side. This will instantly die,
Vert the attention Of the. horse from the
object which Is exciting his suspicion, and
in ninety -nine cases out of hundred the,
horse viii pay no more attention to the
object from which he will fly away If for
chilly, driven to It BY pulling the wrong
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-09-02
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From CRUMP Il BROS, Cochrane Landing,
Ohio, Nov. 20, 1S56.-We are pleased with
your medicine. 1t has been the means OF
curing great ndmber of different diseases
upon persons as well as upon horses. We
think it cures all you recommend it to do.
We want you to send us the larger proper
ton of the variety for ''Family Use," in
small bottles.