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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-18
~UNANsWERABLE ARGU-

#UNANSW YER A BILE ARGu-
|MaNTS.-Established facts are silent arguments
which neither pen nor tongue can shake, and IL IS
upnn csta bishcd facts that the reputation OF HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH B.TfERS, AS health
preserving elixir, and a wholesome and powcrfn
remedy Is based. When witnesses come Forward
In crowds year after year, and rc!teFa.e the same
staten, nts In relation 10 the beneficial effects OF
medicine upon themselves, disbelief IN Its efficacy
Is literally impossible. The credentials OF THIS
uneuualled tonic and Alternative, extending over
period Of nearly twenty years, includ" ndIvid"als
Of every class and residents of every CLINE. ana
refer % the most prevalent among the complains
which afllcL and l.rsss The human family. Either
a null Itude OF people. strangers 70 t"th otl'T.
have annually been tcizen with IN iasanc am mo
tiyelcss desire to deceive the public, Or HGSPaI-
lTlG'S BITTAkS. for no less than llfth OF 4 cen
tu-y have been atfording such relief 10 S''l"rcfs
from Indigestion, fever and ague, hlilousness.
general debility, and nervous disorders: AS no
other preparation has ever impaired: To-Day,
while the eyes of the reader are Rpon these lines,
tens of thousands OF persons OF hoh sexes are re-
living upon the BITT' RS IA sure defence agAinss
the ailments which the present season engen' r;
and their confid nee 10 not nisplacef. The local
portions which interested dealers sometimes cr-
ieayor TO fois upon the sick In It's stead are every,
where meeting the fate that Is due 10 frdud anu
impcsture while the demand for the great vegeta-
bic speciflc Ia constantly increasing.
IA l6-eodlwSw1t
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Richmond-ItS Growth.

After referring to the fact that the limits
of this city have been enlarged since 1860,
the Richmond correspondent of the Peters
burg Index says:
But the county Of Henrico and the city
OF Richmond together have had scarcely a
perceptible increase Of population"
The population Of Richmond city and
Henrico county in 1860 was 81 ,216; in 1870,
76,27G-a larger gain than that made by
Richmond alone. In fact, the census shows
that the increase Of tho population OF the
entire State Of Virginia is less than the in
crease in Richmond and Henrico.
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DARLOR, DININ CIR 0 0 u AND
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
JOHN A. Bs.IYIN offers for sale az his ware
rooms, 30. EQ4 IL III street tover taine 20, s
dry goods house,, IL large stock Of ELEGANT
FUkNITUKE. consisting OF
PAtLOR SUITS, In Rosewood, Walnut, and
Oak:
DISIEG-R0CM SUITS In Rosewood, Walnut,
CHAMBFR SUITE, In Rosewood, Walnut,
and Oak.
This furniturets Of onr o"n manufacture, by ire
hest mechanics and OF the very best materials.
In style, beauty, and durability It Is unsurpassed
In this country.
bought in NcT York, the purchaser saving the e%-
penye OF boxing and freight, and getting better
articles
Ills Undertaking rooms and lumber-yard are on
Broad street. between 18th and l!th streets.
ia 7-S&W2mH
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m~CONsrMPTION CAN BE CURED

@CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
IN Eastern medical period" al sives an interest
Ing a count or the cOmpicte cure Of Mrs Amos
Stauffer, OF Manor, Lancaster county, IA, OF
bereGitary CONSUMPTION. Her parents ana sew
crul brothers ard sisters died OF this terrible dis
ease mrs Stauffcr WAS herself eGuced 10 Il mere
skeleton; the pulse II l!O her breath nE palniny
uIficult cxpc2Lordtluns very excessive: diar-
rhpa worse than chronic, and her condition go
hopeless that ut conference OF the ola ana Skill
tut ply sicians she was pronounced lncurahie. AZ
his stage OF he Ill ease, DIR. >. Is. Hartman, hf
MilIerstie, Lancaster cmnrty, Ia, physiciah
LER'3 HERE BtTT RS. The patient soon ex-
perlenced 4 pleasing inviroratinS sensation
throughout Ee- system, and enc"IiraSed ny h.r
FRIENDS to continue under DR.. ilartman's treat
mcnt, she did 60, gradually Improving under in
creased doses according 10 her strength, un'l size
The full enjoymen. Of perfect health c: i. Herr,
ESQ, President of Lancaster County (Pa.) q
ticual Bank suhstantlatcs The particulars OF ,nls
most wonderful case. ia lt--eo0l"&wlI
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SERIOUS ACcIDRNT-Leg Amputnted.-
Last niGht, shortly before o'clock, Sam'l
D. Lewis, while on his way to Camden
Station, for the purpose of going to Wash:
ington, had occasion to cross Howard
street, at the corner of Camden, and in
doing SO he attempted to pass over the plat
form of two cars, which were about being
coupled. The engine just at that time was
reversed, and pushed the cars together,
catching the left leg of Mr.. Lewis between
bic manner. His leg was amputated. Re-
covery is considered Observation-Disclosures
Sun, l7th.
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npyUTAT,' .NlljspTIEgRs.
No ELEGANT FANCY GOODS FOB
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.


T. PRICE & co. have just opened
Elegant POINT APPLIQUE SETS and COL
LARS;
LACE TRIMMED LINEN BETs, fancy boxes !;
HEMsTITCHED LAWN HAFDRERCuEFs,
splendid boxes;
VALENCIA COLLARS, VALENCIA SETS.
SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, every shade;
MARQUIS TWO-BUTTcN GLOVES.
None but BEST gloves sold.
CLoAKS AND SHAWLS:
Superb assortment BLACK CLOTH tLoAhS;
BKOCHE sHAWLS. $40 to 800;
RICH STRIPED, LONG, and SO axe
SHAWLS; ..-.-
LONG and SQUARE BLANKET sHAWLS;
HOUSE sHAWLs and SCARFs, &c. Vs.. ..
DRESS GOODS:
EMPRESS, all colors; VELOURS;
IRISH and FRENCH POPLINS;
OTTOMANS, DELA1NES;
splentiid POPLINS, 20, Is. and aoc.;
DIAGONAL Pc rLINs, very chesp;
FIGURED DELAIhES;
TYCOON REPS, &c.
MOURNING GOODS:
BOMBAZINE9 OTTOMAES. ShTTEENS,
YEPS MOHAIRS, TAMlSE, &c,
Of uneanalled SHADE and finish; with everything
else "eeueu AZ 0O' ''A|' T. r. PRICE & CO.,
de % 1lol Main street.
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GREELEY ON GENERAL SToNEAAN.-The

GREELEY ON GENERAL SToNEMAN.-The
Tribune says:
"The country is blessed with another
general with an Indian policy OF his own,
antagonistic to that of the President, which
has been proved not only humane, but
wise. General Stoneman has proclaimed his
intention to repeat against the Apaches the
tactics employed against the Piegans, and
wage q vigorous and relentless winter cam
paIgn' upon whole tribe tor the alleged
crime Of Il few Of its members. We trust
this bloodthirsty warrior viii be halted, at
least until he bias established the guilt Of
the offenders"
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
In order to make room tor my spring suppIyo
DRY GOODS.
| I will sell the remainder Of my winter stock On
hand at greatly reduced prices,
consisting In part of
SHAWLS and CLOAKS, in great variety:
CLOAK MATERIALS IA large assortment,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
RICH LACEs, LACE COLLARS and SETS
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS
LACE and EMBROIDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS.
sAsHES and SASH RIBBONS,
KID GLOVES
DRESS GOODS
OF every description.
In fact our stock Is we'll ected and unusually
.as ATTRA GIVE,
and as the season Is far advanced we will offer buy.
ers EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS:
JUHN ~. WOODF1S.
jals lll7 Main street
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Died,

At the residence OF her brother.in.law lMr.
Samuel Tyack), In this city, on the nth instant,
Miss ANN A. LANGFuRD, In the 18th year OF
her age.
Her funeral viii take place from Centenary
Church. on Grace street. THURSDAY at II
O'Clock A. M. The friends Of the family and OF her
brother-in-nw (mr. Tyack) are respectfully In
ylted TO attend.
In this city, on the 18th instant, at az A. h.,
JOHN .. AUSTIN, In the 45th year OF his age.
He leaves a wife and three children TO mourn
his loss He was kind husband and loving IA
Their. His relations and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence. No. 1Ios Main street between 10Th and
Goth, THIS AFTERNOON ut p O'Clock.
At "sunny Sidc,' his late residence, in Powha-
tan county, on the 18th instant. at a O'Clock &.
NJ, ROBERT NJ. STEVENSON, formerly Of
Richmond. Va. In the doth year of his age.
Washington papers please copy.
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DRESS GOODS
& ROUSS,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET

No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
AUCTION BARGAINS!
AUCTION BAEGAlS5!
CLOSING OUT ALL WINTER STOCK
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP GOODS
AT THE GREAT BARGAIN STORE OF
DUCKWAI.1. 4 kOUsS.
Just received large shipment of MAGNIFICENT
auction bargains-25 per cent. cheaper than ever.
BLACK ALPACAS! BLACK ALPACASi
BLACK ALPACAS at all pIices--s5 per cent.
cheaper than ever good BLACK ALrAf'A NJ
3oc.-cheap at 4oc,; do. do. d, at 2sr worth a'3c.
Elegant JAPANESE SILKS at 50 so pattern;
would be cheap at $l2.
BLACK GRAPE CLOTH at Soc, worth 7sc.
PLAID and PLAIN POPLINS.
Bet qlality WELCH FLANNEL.
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, 75c. 81, 81 So, t2.6o.
WORSTED G0ODS-all KINDS 1T half price.
SHA WLS. soc.
NUBIAS and HOODS.
Beautiful WHITE OPERA CLOAKs, 90.
Beautiful ALASKA FUas iva -rant ed xenulne.j
Beautiful LADIES' HATS, only 25c., wOr;h 81.
Elegant BLACK and COLOEED KID
fnli line OF CLOTHS and CAssIMEHEs.
! The best IA COTTONS In the city II l?ic.
AMI ROSCOGGiN COTTON, l63,.
Coates and Clark's MACHINE COTTON.
\ Good SPOOL COTTON at lc. a spool ia l?
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i COX OUT I
CLOTHING DOWN /.

In expectation OF change Of location 10 com.
mence with my SPRING BUSINESS I WIN FROM
this tina offer my entire stock Of
WINTER WEAR AT COST.
consisting Of
MEMS, YOUTHS, AND BOYS, WINTER
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR,
such as are usually used for winter. Not desiring
to carry over this stock, will make 1. 70 your In
terest to buy now, In anticipation, and give you
BARGAINS.
On or about LIST OF April, 1871. expect to RE.
MOVE to the new building. No. lice. Main street,
opposite First National Bank between nth A.,
u h streets. WIN. IRA SMITH,
corner of 10th and Main STREETS,
-. old stand Of Baldwin.
n. 3. No charge for showing goods. jals Ct
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me- CHILDREN'S CHI A l r 5 FOR
CHRISTMAS, CHIiDREN'3 CHA1GS FOR
CHYISTMAs.-25 dozen CHILDRE%'5 CHAIRS
Just received rs
G. 3. STACY & SONS, 1903 AND 1910 MAIN ST.,
where can he found the largest and bc5t-assorasa
stock Of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES In
tho city.
Don't fail to examine before buyi1g. deg
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,.u,s, atmosphere with their full ply sical

Cot. mental energy.
these views before US, we must bos
lev .ha. Richmond Is one OF the oee'
located cities In the Union, and all that Is
necessary for her prosperity Is that her
citizens should have faith, and put ior'h
their whole energiesin the spirit OF harmony
and cooperation, and we shall have mere
tho largest inland city in the Union.
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ID E o p E n ] n 6 .
JUL US SY c l. =,

JULIUS SY L. RS,
No. so3 MAIN ST., SECOND Door FROM COR. 9TH.
Takes pleasure In informing his friends and tho
public In general that he has reopened his store,
No. oo3 MAIN STREET. and Will offer lbs entire
stock Of DRY GOODS, SvTIOSS, &C., at cost.
for cash only from this day until closed out. Call
at once JULIUS SYCLES,
ia IL I'm soa Main street.
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It was John Randolph, not Charles Dick
ems, who styled Washington city OF mag
pi1eept distances.
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cor DECEMBER, 1870. GC7
PRICES REDUCE

Prior to taking inventory we shall reduce our
prices In order to reduce stock. We
Offering at very low prices
the following
DRESS GOODS:
PUPiISS. PLAIDs, sERGFs.
EMPRESS CLOTHS ALPACAS, Silks
JAPANESE POPLIN, BLACK VELVErEES.
BALMORALs, MERINO VESTS. GLOVES.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs.
n RIBBONS, CORSETS,
CHILDREN'S WOOL HOSE,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS,
CRASH, TICKING, sHEETING, &C.
HIRsH & GUGGENHElMEE,
ss7 BROAD STREET.
W. G. KsAS, T. Z. CHENERY, F. P. GRETTER,
Statesmen. de 10
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Died, ut the residence Of her husband, on Jack.
son street, near Adams, at O'Clock A. NJ. yester.
day. at err a short illness, ELLEN BOYD, wife OF
Landon Boyd aged ~ years.
Her funeral will take place TODAY from
Ebenezer Church, on Leigh street. at O'Clock +:
NJ. Friends and relatives are respectfully Invited
to attend.
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me- CHRISTMAS At GoLDBACK's.

Just recei9cd, LACE, FMBRO1DEkaD, INl'
TIAL. and other HAnDKERCHIEFs; FM'
YROIDEgIES. COLLARS and CUFFS GILT and
JET JEWELRY, NAPKINS, FUaS, ia
PaNESE SILK only $40, SHAWLS, sHlHl9'
NECK-TIES and everything TO elsdden the heart
from the smallest up to the giant a.
A. GOLDBACK's,
de4 GOT Broad st ect, between 9Th and 7th.
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HORSES, MULES, &c, FOR SALE.

MULES, HORSES, AND Wa
M CO.'S FOB sALE.--l have I56csA
YUUSG MULES tbrnke and unnroxenl me
RIUING and Dh1VlNG- HORSES, low
priced WOhk Horses, fac pTALLIlhS -
one 4 Planet colt, the ctl,r Il Morgan; also
new two-horse " &C On ! for sale; /
will also have IN ten or twelve days forty head OF
Young MULES, MARES, ard HORSES which
will be sold low, as I expect 10 receive drove
once month. Apply al my stables on Franklin,
between 18th and 18th streets. -
wH p CULLEN Salesman. ia l8-eod5r
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 81, 1870.
NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS AND E~
~ PUBLIC AT LARGE.-I keep the "a
LIVERY, HIRING, AND SALE SIABi.Eo on
S:h street near siafn street, formerly Kept oy
william NJ. Ledley, ana HE does not
respectfully, VII. II. SUTHERLAND,
de 20 Proprietor.
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PRICES FIXED AsToNIsHINGLY Low !
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DOCKLAND LIME.
IL / 200 bbls. ROChLhED LINE daily exp ect-
ed per schooner Francis Hatch, for sale.
jals a. 5. LEE.
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SHOULDER BRACES, CHEST PRO
O.TECTOBs rabbit sSin and others), & bdom-
nal Supporters. Elastic stock ngs, Irusses (stn-
gle and doable). ana Surgical Appliances gem
orally. L.WAGSER s CO.. druggists.
at new store, o. $40
ia 1875 corner 9th ana Broad streets,
GOODMAN & SHURTLEFF'S STEAM
" ATOMIZERS and NASAL DAUDIER.
l.. WAGNER Co., druggists.
ut their new store,
jaIs-2ts corner 9Th AID road streets.
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Having unsurpassed facilities In our business,
We fatter ourselves we please our customers.
TO geltsrs-up OF clubs special Inducements Will
be offered. EILYSON & TAYLOR,
Next to Dispatch building,
ia 2-d.sw&w1m Richmond, Va.
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AUCTIUN BAhIAINH.
AUCTION BAEGAIS5!
CLOSING OUT ALL WINTER STOCK
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NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP GOODS
AT THE GREAT BARGAIN STORE OF
DUCKWAI.T. 4 RUUSS.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned will con-
~ tnue In the GRANAhI and FEED BUSI-
NESS on the Basin bank, near the OLD stand Of
Hill i Station. / have now III store and for sale u
prime article of TIM 9TH Hay, BALFD
OATS, GRAIN and MILL FkED. which l viii
sell lew for cash. ". NJ. STATION,
ia IL ats Basin bank, bet. 10Th and 18th It's.
DUBLIC NOTICE.-All persons having
il GOODS to lie either CLaAh ED or DYED In
my hands are reQue sled 10 cali for the ssIne, MI
goods remaining over the 25lh Of this moafh VIII
be sold to cover charges, as am declining Dusi-
ness. -as e, KING, SR., Dyer, &C.,
10 l7-sts 7ao Main street.
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DON'T MAKE YOUR PURCHASES UNTIL
Z" YoU HAVE EXAMINED OUR STOCK!

AS the time for our annual closing-out sale is 81
hand, we now. offer the following bargains In
DRESS GOODS:
CHANGEABLE POPGIEs at 2oc., worth aoc.;
.DFbAINFS, all colors, at 2oc., worth Soc.;
PLAID POPLINS at 3oc., worth sac.;
PLaJD POPITNS at 45c worth SOC;
Extr, Quality all-wopl DIAGONAL PLA1DS at
ESQ., wonld he cheap pat 81: ...... ..
Superior quality a'l-wool PLAID PoPLiNs at
75c., worth 81 .25:
FRENCH MrPrNO7 in all the desirable shades
1T IS rs, 49, aoc ;. and 81. worth rs per cent.
more and no mistake;
Small figured all-wooi DELkINE a. ssc., worth
Extra quality poP,INs at $50, worth $50, per
ya-d:
Handsome STRIPED SILKS at 81 per yard, worth
Sl.50:
BLACK SILKS at S1.4a $3.50, sl.7s o., g. and
1850 all Of which are IS per cent below regu-
lar prices:
BLACK and COLOeED vELvETEFNs, in sill
colors and qualities, from $50. to $3.50 per
y'rd;
BLACK ard COLORED sATINs Of superior
quality at 81 per yard:
BLACK. PLAID, and COI.ORED SILK VEL
VETS at verv low prices;
SATlNS, VELFET". ana fELFEi rHN'' CIV
on the bias when desired;
BOMBAZINEs. TAMISE, CREPE DE PARIS,
and ALPACAS;
EMPRESS CLOTHS in all qualities and at eI-
tremey low prices:
RACK SILK MANTILLA VELVET at 9la
worth $25. per yard:
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS at 10 End 12Ac.:
Full yard-wide BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
COTTON at l0c.:
l0.4 UTICA HLEACHFD SHEETING at SEC (,
worth 5sIc. by the case In New York;
WANSUTTA COTTON at 19c.;
Nrv work. MILLS COTTON at 2oc:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-09
To Nebraska. California. Kansas
and the B. & NJ. r. z. Lands.

The starting points of this Route are at
BURLINGTON, on the Mississippi. 1t
traverses illinois and the whole breadth
of Southern Iowa. Near the Missori, its
trunk forks into three branches, for it has
three western ternini.
Its northern terminus is Council Bluffs,
where, crossing to, Omaha, 1t connects
with the Union Pacific for all places on
the inira continental aud Pacific slopes.
Overland travel and traffic choose this re-
liable route more and more.
Its next terminus is Lincoln, the Capital
of Nebraska, fffty-five miles west of the
Missouri at Plattsmo,.th. This is the only
direct avenue to the South Platte country,
where the sales of railroad land last season,
rose to half million.
Its third terminus is at Hamburg, and
Nebraska City. At Hamburg, it makes
connections, twice day, for St. Joseph,
Leayenwortb, Kansas City. and the whole
Southwest.
In journeying then, from the East to
Kansas, via Burlington, you enjoy advan-
tages you can secure on no other line.
You both pass over road second to no
other in speed, safety. or any Pullman
luxury of modern travel and while on
your way, survey the garden of Illinois
and Missouri. as we'll as 400, 900 acres OF
prairie in South western Iowa, now in
market at low prices and long credit.
Keep it then before people westward
bound. s'to take the Burlington Rcute.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-09
PURIFIER

they are made
both with and
scuhout sugar-
coating, thus
adapting them to
|Me use Of every
! body; Because
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-09


RECENTLY while In the city Of Louis
vile, we took occasion TO go to the Old
Office building of the Courier ans look
ia upon the room so long occupied by lis
gifted editor, the late Geo. ID. Prentice.
Although his career was unfortunate in
the concluding portion of his life, one
cannot help holding his memory IN great
respect for the mans brilliant efforts that
have come from his pen. We respect his
memory for what he has been. As we
stood by his grave, at Cave Hill cemetery
the following eloquent passage occurred
To our mind, which came from his pen in
his PALMER days:
1t cannot be that earth is mans only
abiding place. 1t cannot be that our lite
is bubble cast up by the ocean oil eier'
niiv to float moment upon IFS waves.
and sink into nothipgness. Else why is
IL, that the high and glorious aspirations
which lear-like angels from The temple oi
our hearts are forever wandering unsatis-
fed Why is il that the rainbow and
cloud come over US with beauty that is
not of earth, and then pass off To leave Us
to muse on their lOvelines, Why Is II
that the stars which "hold their festival
around the midnight throne" are set
above the grasp of cur limited faculties ;
forever mocking us with their map
proachable glory? And finally, why is il
that bright forms of human beauty are
presented to our view and taken from US
leaving the Thousand streams of our affec-
tions to flow back in an Alpine torrent
upon our heart We are born for a high
er destiny than that of earth. There Is a
realm where the rainbow Dever fades
where the stars will he spread out before
us like the Islands that slumber on the
ocean, and where the beautiful beings
which pass before us like shadows viii
stay in our presence, forever.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-09

a COUNTY SABBATH SCHOOL CoSvEN
TioN.-lt is proposed to hold one in Ply
mouth this Sprirg. hut in order that we
may get all enlisted In this cause, we in
vite correspondence as TO the matter. The
county is sadly deficient in Sabbath
Schools, and an association having OF
flcers and committees and mode of op-
Grafton that will reach every township and
school district in the county as to the
formation or sustentation Of Sabbath
Schools, Is an absolute necessity. We
heartily invite all the Sabbath School SUI
perin,endeEis Of the county to correspond
with US. And we would like to hear from
the teacher Of every school district where
there is no Sabbath School. Christian
is a missionary field at home. We can
reach the scripturslly ignorant youth OF
our population through the Sabbath
School There is not a county in Illinois,
thrifty and enterprising, which does not
have q Sunday School Association. Let
US all awake as 20 this important matter,
and LET us give to the citizenship of the
county the spectacle Of all its different re-
ligious Denominations, exercising and
manifesting that substantial cause of Cos
pei faith and life which lie underneath &c
clesiastical creeis and forms. Please adj
dress GEo. A. HUTCHINSON. Pastor of the
Presbyterian Church of Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-03-09


"wsll, nsighbor h, are you going East
shis season."
Don't think shall that trip last year rather
used re up"
"Yoa didn't go by the Broad Gusgs Erie Rail-
way. then. did your''
mo. sir If had, I'd have bees happy nan
to-day"
Why, ho~'s that"
Well, in the first place, II had gone By the
Erie should have reached New York in season to
meet an important engagement; as it was. went
by another line, was several hours late, and lost
thousands Of dollars by it,
You recolIect my ADVICE before you started
don't you,'
.Ye- and wish had fDIIswed 1t Why, am
tsld that the Erie foot wider than those
In ordinary use, aud that man can live in them
Goth night and day. just comfortably as he can
1T the Sherman or the Gait House."
.'Yes. and get just as good and regular meals al
the Compans's hotels along the line
That's item, for I always e-t hungry in
travelling. But where do you connect with tbess
Erie coschesl / might take notion to run ou
East before long. for they say It's alone worth the
price ola ticket to zee the Drawing Room Cars"
1n-t run louf A,d1i1 EApt-ss fratus st&fllnr
rom Cincinnati, FROM Cleveland, from DunkSrk
from Buffalo and from Rochester. and runnin,
.trough without change to New York. You caI
taxa the Broad Guage at either of these point
and in either case Will have view Of such scener,
IS you never before in your life. unless yoa'v
been TO switzerland.r
"So, / never have, bnt I am going to Nes
York by the Erie Railway the first week I car
spare, and shall take my whole family along
Where do you buy the ticketsl"
On, anywherel All the principal ticket agent
throughout the West and South have them s.:s
Our agent here says be has all he do 10 snppl
the demand
:. Does ae7 Wei, III hurry over to the depot
reckon and invest right away. Good day, sir.
Oct. Isttf