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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-13

D. DANPoRrH, JR., EDTroE
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financial alO 0ommtrtlal.
KHoKuK MARKET.


sUNDRIRS.
BurrgR-Ip good demand at zoe q n. for choice
lots.
Eeo,-Tbe price paid to-day vas u to Sc per
dozen.
soReHvx-Best quality brings soc to 4se per gal.
PorAross-Choice lots a; 81 10 TO 81 20 b bu.
csrcxxws-Per dozen. - so to IS 20.
wuirK BsASs-Good 81 50 to 81 90. Prime
Navy, 81 30.
BkEs cArrig-s5 90 TO 50 90 gross.
Hoos-Good lots, - Is grgss.
SHrEP-4e gross.
VEAL CALyes-From 81 90 to So 20
HosEY-In boxes. zoe per ID.
LARD--loto lie per n.
GRKKx APpLxs Scarcity in the market. Good
quslity will readily sell at 81 SO per bu.
BEsswAx-soe per ID.
TALLow-In bbis ec; loose Sc per h
RAss-Cotton. &c per 10.
wooL-Tub washed 45e., aeecs do 6ns ace
unwashed, %.
Fs.rHxas-Primc soc to eoe per ID.
Hrpss-Green. So: do sailed. Sle; green cad
skins. 2ie; dry sint lse; do sailed i5s;
damaged and grubby ! of pelts Sc to
81 50.
Beay-yone in market. 10 grea, demand, at
81 so per 100 lbs.
HAr--Timothy in active demand at from $40 Q
TO $40 90 per ton.
WOODS So to 7 oe par cord, according to quail
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JULES JARED'e
EMAIL De PARIS
The New Beautifier OF the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
Thit sec heau ~, the ska Icing known only
to Nrrsr. Jared Rome they hoorably ststs that 1t
din, all other prep .tps l, gives T. tie
h.r.h ,nd trckid skin both tie texture ard color a
polished DRY moving all diveecratIons ~hether
p-~riug fr-e les tau. ierphe~ MOTH or tiack~orm
steek. Snd is s.ecia'is sicsfu in smoothing the
maths left by tbs SMALL pox.
ths .x-s,s Of LIE esii de Paris most confidently
.al.nit the puir tn afrs-i endorsements Of such
dist u 18th. Z ls'iies as
Signora Ristori. Mile Felicia Vestvali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D. p. Bowers, Luz
ellie Western, Mdm' Ponisi, Mrs Emma
Waller, Lucy Rnshton, Monte De
Marguerittes. Miss Agnes Perry,
many atler-, hose hisb standing in the profession
gives the stamp ottruthulne-s ther Intelligent aud
genuine sppr val
qLe ae.nafui Leci~ Western ssys:
find that the Fmar rroluc-- all he brilliancy Of
rog aud Ii, sbite With IT, greed and peculiar sdvsn
tag t.,,a -rr -sess str ally adds u the soi,nsss
s1A beauty Of the skin"
| Tue NJ .gri6ceat yestv.li saws
Il have suffered 40 oh from the various white To-
toes. &C ~hh theatrical pr fs-ion o,iiges Tie TO
hat CONSIDER ~ perfect bea-iss ton To hnf =
preparation which Civ. the necessary wheoess the
skin aud leaves the skin Ct oil sndsmooth F"
| Miss M,xsi- Ni,ctellsa,s
| haze tried he SKIN ee4usihst Il Email de Paris,
.,d f.ua that ip-ttntiy T. parts snrsl bloom and
frcs to the complexion
Jared, Email Paris is used delicate beautihsr
OF the kin FOR Theatr Saloon Rail Room ~ the
rued aud scrupulous ladies; pr dreing all the bexuti
lying rouge snd lily white, vithou. theii vulgar
glare tnut, &c the skin.
Sold ty all hrss-ciass Druggists Perfnmers and Ladies'
| Hait-fNr. ssers
5 nth enth street, and Johnston, Holloway Cowden
| 1 I-A'e>u s2a brosd~sy; Denas Barnes Co. and
| c. Welt. ~ Co, New York, and Eugene Jouin, Ill
Phl d-lphin. Agents
} .RED RENE. cenera.Asenis and Importers, N.
| cl-sns .,ud4thI \
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United States Of Ass<ytea SsaAevs Drtfson u iora
O W CLARK, United States n ushAl for the State
OF Iowa do hereby give public noties that in the
c..s OF ths United States sgAust shsee hopper kettle
1t al OF seizure aud forfeiture under acts OF
&C psr-ss did on the ieth day Of Aay 1901 In Marion
county Iowa attach aud take into my possession. ior
safe custody, three copper kettles ssvsn mash taos
three worms op- suir. trough, thses iaps, one log
buiding twenty feet square, aud the and aPon wb.h
the same situated being situated In Marien county,
iev. and dsscrib .olows u. q. Or Of the ~ " OF
the N e. Seciioa thirsy-thrss TO- nshipi3. ~ X IL
west
And also give public notice that the time assigned
for The r-tutn OF said the &tb day OF Jane
1871 and hereby siqouish and sum'soa. ell tsr:on.
elaimins aay nyerrst 10 ths sd Tires copper ksses
a. al or wing or ha,iag anything to Say shy the
sane should not be coad~nnsd and sold ~ anpr the
demand said appellant they be and sppest be
the said Court be hsid aud for thy sewthsrp bIv
Sion pistrot Of Iva, At the United ssstes coart so
10 the city OF x-okuw said Dstriet at p~ci tel N
20 - he,..n 10 ,s- as., tuesday June 1857 at ten
lock 10 loren " this, lay then and thtrs 70 10
t-rposs oliu for sh. same, AMI 20 make ihetf ses
ton, 10 that o.half IS CL,kK. o. N
mavis-dt4t n kuLfox. Dspsty.
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ESrERPRIsE Insurance COMPANY. = We
would call attention to the advertisement
found in another column, this morning, of
the Enterprise Insurance Company, OF Gins
cinnati, Ohio, aud of which R. B. Fooie,
Cashier Of the First National Bank of our
city, is the gentlemanly agent. This is one of
the best aud most reliable companies in the
country, and those desiring to insure cannot
find safer one from which to get policy.
Call and see the agent, who will give you all
further information.
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United States Of <nersca Ssaisrn Difinon Of iosrd.
CIV CLARK, uliied States M.rshsl for the s'.is
ofIosa, hereby givs public boiiee that 10 ne
nsr Of Uni ed States asAinst t1enJ cords VI ~ood
a. al In ef aud foffeatuYs asdaf .a1 Of
Congress. DID on the lith asy OF Nay 1857 10 Marion
county lssa attach and take into my toss-ss"c, VI
safe custody coal stss, txe copper Kettles, iouf
wnike, barrels Eve ssh tuba~ coal Crate, one Gu
euml or pump pusbss coal, I've ufsallou iussf
me val. twenty bo.hsl. one large rough t~o PAR
.tesly de- eur pan toO sdLe tso eto~ bus l~sn
" feet one-iheh rope ehsr, i've sla ueuEhs ots
ladder fraaLe atlanF. twenty ivet .9us5e
and thu lana upon " biz the 10 situated bel 81
unt-d in oanty to~a and dsserbrd as follows
w. ~ Of the N srsti.a % Township 10, X ~
AID give psbic notice that tbs time sssis bsi
Tor the return a., SAID Is iat sth DAY ~ June,
lss@ AMI he.eby sgmoui.h aud summons al Pc Is
claiming any interest the At4 t~ehfs cords o. ~oea,
a. 81 or knoxinE haEia. .n3thiog 10 -@y my the
-s4s. should Good mped 4ns = - to snzsrr hs
d.p,.na aid appellant. hat Thy b. ADD spp-% BE-
fre the said Curt be held an fsr ~. Sn hrrn
lfyis o. Dt.tfct 4 lows. the Quilted stats Courf
k.ona Ia tn, cay h-akus 10 all hstfct. al sp~-
G.. term 10 be heisth tbs bt.t Tues lay IN June
1857 at tys oeoe tie moon q iha :, IN AID
t,-re ~ intsrye, claim the sans, d to make
thur alIssa ti8ns 10 that b-hsi
o. " CLARK U s NJ
nav 5diat u. Fdsso-, prpu'y,
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ASTROLOGY.
The World Astonished |
AT rae WONDERFUL INVITATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsrRoLoGIsr
Madame H. A. PERRIG 60.

SHE revesis secrets mortal ever knew. She IT.
stores to happiness those who from dolefu events,
In love ioes OF relations and
loss of money Ae have become Respondent She brings
together those long sepsi sted, gives information con-
corning absent friends lovers restores lost stolen
property, tells the business you best qualified
pursue aud in what ynu will bs most sn
speedy marriages and tells yeu the very day YOU will
marry gives the likeness and characteristics
OF the person She reads Jour very thoughts her
almost supernatural unveils bedatk and hidden
mysteti,s Of the future fr IN the in the
hrnisn the meiec stars that or predo-
mate In The conf guratson-ru the asp aud posi-
TORS Of the planets and the ed the heavens 1t
the time OF birth she dsucss the future desny Of man
Fall not to consut the greatest AssriQgist earth
II you but tras aud you may meyer agas have
favorable M opportunity. coasultation fss With
likeness and all desired Information, ST. Parties living
ct distance consult the Madame by mail with equal
safety and satisfaction to themselves - ffin person
full aud explicit chart written out with ali inquiries
answered and likeness enclosed BY mall on recent
Of price above mentioned Tho sscrssy viii Sc
and all correspondence returned or Destroy
3D. References Of the highest order furnished tho.e de-
string them. Write plainly the day Of the month and
year In which you were born, enelosng small lock
hair. Address, MADAME 81. PRRRI00
p. 0. Drawer -, Buffalo, n. Y.
mch1e-d tw vkw
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Tbs article Of bran is very scarce IN our
city. A dealer told us yesterday that 1t
couldn't be obtained for either Glove or mo-
ney." For the price see our quotations else
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-29

ora city is full Of patent rights vendors.
Patents Of all kinds are thrust at you on near
ly every corner, some of which have claim
To merit. while others are but catch penny
arrangements for inveigling the gulible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-29

DISTANCES Srocx.-See advertisement OF
seventy shares of Insurance Stock for sale,
BY X. B. Foote, at First National Bank.
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Free 10 Eyeryhody.

A LARGE 6 PIP. Circular, giving informs-.
"A ton Of the greatest Importance to the young Of
both SEXES
II teaches how the homely may become beautiful
Tie despised or pected, and the forsaken lored
No young lady gentleman should fail % SEND Their
ADDRESS, and receive cnpy postpaid, by return mail
address P. o. Drawer. 81.
q Troy N. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-29

TINS day was set apart by the Exchange
Street Sabbath School, for picnic exeur-
sion in the vicinity Of Warsaw, but OWING to
the inclemency Of the weather, the same has
been very wisely postponed two weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-29

The steamer Countess-Haywsrd, master,
Bartol, clerks advertised in our paper this
morning to run regularly between this point
and Hannibal. See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-29

Jusr received, at vencill, Jones 4 Co.'s,
large lot of those elegant Paragon Shirts
something new-warranted TO fit. Also, q
fac stock of gents furnishing goods. Call
and see them.
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AucrIoN.-On Wednesday morning, May
29, at 10 o clock, we will sell the entire fur
niture contained in Boarding House on Main
street, opposite Billings House.
d2t HowE & Tyler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-29

CoN,se.-Johnson's Circus and Mensgeris
will exhibit at this place on Thursday, the
so,b inst. my24-tf
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4 COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
with SIX rooms cellar, eistsrn and veil situstsS
90 sne essteFfy half OF lot IN block I3o on the west
ads OF hish street betwssn ard 10th sfreeta rbIs
property s To hrst rate rspsr and will he sold 1t bar
gain .ppiisd Tor soon. Title good or no sale.
Epsairs Of HB TEN-sycK
matA
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ENQUIRE wIrHIs-The mouth is house
10 let, However pretty il may be externally,
i, is impossible 10 judge of It's merits until
YOU have seen the inside II behind the ruby
doors there are plenty of pearl white fixtures,
Won will exclaim at once, s'how beautiful !"
To impart the utmost possible brilliancyto
such dental furniture-to keep 1t always
sound and perfect-there is nothiag like fra
grant Sozodont. my24deodlw
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NEWSPAPER REPoRTERs.-A lawyer in the
Louisville Police Courts, having said some
pretty hard things about the reporters Of one
of the daily papers in thai city, the Joaraoi
takes occasion to defend the gentlemen pi
the press in the following sensible remarks:
sin gathering news it is, Of course. impossl-
BILE for q reporter to have been an eye vii
ness Of every event, and he must take the a..
counts that he gets from others as the truth
he uses due diligence to get all the partica-
lars, and takes it for granted that the news :
correct. IL his informant, either from stupid
ity or malice, misleads him, we respectfully
suggest that it is not fair to accuse the report
er of Intentionally garbling the facts of the
case. At the best it is hard position. If
he speaks boldls he otfendy some one. II be
speaks guardedly, some one accuses him of
cowardice, or being bought up not to speak
the whole trath. If he is sentimental, he Is
called fool. If he speaks in forcioie
language, he is called blackguarde IL be
writes gravely, he is called stupid If lie is
WHY, they accuse him OF trying to show Of
Ii he Is i.se,.ai they call him romantic and
say he is not reliable. If he confne himself
10 q brief mention, he is accused of not hav-
ing brains enough to write good article In
fact, he carries his heart upon bis sleeve. for
jackdaws to peck at. So, gentlemen, 20
slow. Don't add to reporters troubles by
unjust and foolish censures."
Aud the Springfield Journal adds: Every
word of the above is true to the letter. as
hundreds of Woodworking reporters aud city
editors can testify by experience. The posi-
ton of q reporter is one of great difficulty
and responsibility, at the best; for in every
important Is well as unimporiaut case, there
are those who expect to see full report OF
the proceedings; and should an unn,entional
mistake occsr, he has at once the full pack
of grumblers and fsult,6nders at his heels
ready to fill his ears with their unjus. and
uncalled for criticisms.
''If report appears of public meeting
where half dozen undressing and sappy
speakers have given mouth, and every on
of the eloquent orators are not noticed il
the report ct equal length, although a full re
port might ruin them, then the friends OF ~
$ neglected party ere ready with their 'csving
ct the omission, end i is dificnlt to convinc'
: them that the omission did not occur on. per
snoal xrounds. o. ehinks the PAPER b.
]. 40 ~ indspoodescs bseaaee be hes no
y Sont1ltld abouttb aGhir, I'D smother think
- enosaA bsca6A d scporter ii,
Hin' Qogm6fng Aaakie 1upef -
- = = 0res(A - - eeAelees'
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Dog Law, according 70 notice given. Car
risd.
The bill of Ann Gray, for services 1t the
Pest House, for May, was referred to the
Board Of Health.
The bill of Thos. W. Clagest, for printing,
was referred to the Auditing COMMITTEES.
= The report of the Supervisor was received
and fled.
The following bills we're received and or
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-29

-. Louis Market.
BY r.teg hi ~. Louts, May %
Fsu---Tr. sections were small and prices deciians
wheat No hing dirx and price, lower
Cru Ursettiei anl duh at 81 o. os 81 10 for mix I'd
yell ~ ard white.
o.i.-oaiet a eaas7
Rsrir -rnsrtfsr
Rye NIL 81 ff4a
Provisions " h.r -ed: pork s3 so Bacon
.h ,ais.r, .aes@ss
t.-rd-'ai<Sis'S
whsky -B nd.d nominal at IS; frs. sos.
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Foreign Markets.
LoEtos. May n -Noen.
con.ois osJS Ronds Ta1< Erie ses<. III. Cent 7s3<
LivRKPcol May 2s-Hcon
Cotton oniet and unchanged.
Rresdstu ss-~ Primer. Corn Co.,
Ia-d-ouii: 5os
Other articles unchanged
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II \ S 0 ~ I G.

Eagle Lodge No. 12--Holds Its regular meeting
the nrss Tuesday evening before full tn each
mouth.
Hardin Lodge No. ao-Holds Its regular
monthly meeting the nrst Monday evening in each
month.
Masenic Hall-cornsr seventh and Main streets.
Cate CITY Royal Arch Chapter No. -
Hold IL regular meeting tho hnt Friday evening In
ee~t month.
.snrvfn Council He. B-Holds its regular meet
= tbs second Friday evening b sssA month.
Damascus ComnaDAeFy - Knights
Fsnpaar he. 5-HoIds ooselnves sssry Wsdnss-
~ evening for drfl and ingffu1eDa-
Hall In Court Hoaoo-0a mi strss
snGl
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New York Dry Goods - srket.
By Tei.tragh Sew YokE May y.
nry Is qu,et ard derre-sed triees ~tihou,
t.rtsi chang ssh .duc-i To "a shd Yofk sud
CHECKS and so'i. 22ts Persian pisds down 10
81 Desl .educed to Is FER unreasonable sty lee
d.cneo .. aud rric as io~ eurrent bsfor.
thu ar
thar f.ese, iptsohs Of goods unchanged. standard
brown st~c 4 - s,eaiy at teiz9ls Prints s1I0 p
uar max Job at az, ard r.ts'l A,9s
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READ the Council Proceedings on this
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-29

A little sunshine yesterday, and only 9
little
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Chseage Live stseh Aavkst.
~ rsiegrsph.i cglcAso Nay -.
Rec.ipts-ee cars ~ cattle: o. hogs. BE-
csstis-cAeiee 10 prime ~ soa1es mir 10 go q 81
% q csmmos 10 mediums 3 es4e -.
HoEs-ohcee 10 prime - 4s4e s6s fin 10 gsod . g
% % common TO msdian q 7ko6 Is.
sAssp-Good 10 choice q soes 20; ssanea TO NJ
q 1927 Is.
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ICE. ICH!
q OLLIER a b e - - n,

oras-, .ft AZ our once or at Robertson Albaes'
aresrv etor~ win be promptly attended ~ season
M1snsross My 18th. Parties Wishing to take ndvAn-
- 81 sseson Will pisass lssvs thr orders ksrs
Hs6lnAA ap1Ou
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cRISPnR COMA.
CRIsPER COMA.
Know thy Destiny.

MADAME K. F. THORNTON, the great
vi Eo rsh sstroIorst, Cisirvoysnt and Psyehotnetr
has astolised the eel. ntbe classes Of the old
word b.s located bers@h NJ HUDSON. n. \. Ms
a,s Tacr Possesses such wos6trfai posers Of
cad sight ~ enable her to mpsrt knove6Es o. ths
kr-a-st mportases the single married u either
While 10 state Of trance she s.lnsstss the very
features persou yor TO marry and ~ The ed
cf 10 power faown the Ply eho
m0trop@ guarantees 10 produce siiss picture OF the
future husband vie of the applicant, toseihsr With
date o. marriage position IN i leading trzts ~ char
ter dc This is ssg, theas~sas Of tssttnont
ais ear assert she will send wben Desired certified
emrfacaas or written gnarantse the picture 10
IL purpotts 10 to. BY enclosing small losk Of hsf
and stating place o. asth Imposition and complex
ton and eneosiag ny cents and stamped envelops I'd
--s. 10 yourself 700 will receive the picture and de
sired Information by ressrn nail Al Communication,
sarr-dy COZ deutiaI A6drsss In cot Ad~pee, MADAME
n ~ THORNTON, r. o. BOZ ia Hudson, NJ. Y.
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rnfed &1fes II amsvtea. Su'ArTr Dsrsssa " tvwa
% Iva do h-fes, give pahiic Ee'ir- that IN ne
case OF tn United Thousand eis.fr
N re or IN . 81 and prfstars aoder
act Il onsrv.s aid tAt iptb Day My, Isl, ia
FtiI Maroon Co. I ga stt~c. .Bj tAks Into my osse=
zion 10. cu.iod THOUSAND cigars norv - l-s
nd s.o XIV. pahl.e tbHt thg tisse ssstzped
the return Il "a ID. 3gh Gay June
1857 herrhy am nfsh sni summons all prisons
any interest N tie said ten th"a-ai cigar
tuos or lens having taing q shy
,ha -aas .hoald got Re e,BtemDei sad sid To as~'r
th d. tbsrd Il said 4pslaHt tst they pe sod setesr
,r the said art. he Lcit Ia nd fSf tas re1fs-n
D.sisia ii.fr4es Il Io~A b. na~l stats C'urt
No Is, IN the city Ee kGk 10 aid II itci at spec al
tern. holden the art fuesSsy la Juns, iso7
al a eI in thu t.rsuoou Of that d. then .ad there
f.ose claim f-r be Id make their ale
cations H. tt.si behs o. c. AK. "
mx,Is-Ai.t ~ tul.ps p~puty
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- "HISKERS and -
!. !. !. ].
w MUsTAl HEs re-
N ed TO grow pom toe smooth A3
eat face ia from three TO
Eve w-tks ~ nsilE Dr..
kHyIGNEs RksrAUR-
ATEUB CAPILLARY, the
rno~t won b +fnl discovery
Ia modern science acting
upon the Beard lair Simost nirseulvus man
II has ten USED By the elite o. Paris and Lgrcon
with the most fattsring succss Names OF all purchas
vli te stored and II en ire sEtfActiou is not
given In every nstzno- the viii be eh-erfullJ
Refunded Price by mail .e4si and postpaid, 81 De
scripise circulars ard tesi-rUbiais mailed free. Ad-
dress BFRGRR SHUTS co. Chemists. Ne. 2ss River
Street, Troy N ~ soi agents fsr the United States
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70 FeasAo Market.
~ fs,ssFspA roIxse, No. =.
Rsssr NJ WAat-DrooSinG AnAsr hsIA ct - o.
viiAcat bsysrs.
o~s--Assvs soss bstsss; sais Of No - q iso1
~
oss-Nnu@y = Sstss. = IsOHA
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A YOUNG LADY returning to her coun-
n try home, after a sojourn Of few months In the
City hardly recognised by her friends In place Of
. coarse rustic flushed face, she I'D soft ruby com
pltxon Of almost marble snoyt times, and instead
twenty three she really appeared Int eighteen. Upon
Inquiry the 81 so great change she plainly
told them that she as.d the Circasstan Balm, and
usfdered IL Invaluable acquisition to any Lsdy's
toilet BY its any Lady and Gentleman improve
their personal appearance hundred fold II Is simple
in its combination Nature h-rse Il simple vet
surpassed in efficacy in drawing Impurities FROM also
healing cleansing aud besuifvpg the skin aud com
piexion BY its direct scton the crclr draws from
Il all impurities kindly healing the same aud
ing the surface Nature intended IL should be- clear
soft smooth and beautiful Prizes g. sent by Mail or
Express, receipt of an order by
L CLARK s. co Chemist.
No. . West Fsyrtte st. eyracn.~ "
The Gully American Agents for th. sale Of the same
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UNoR sALB-so land mostly iiiuher Oh the mid
10 de road leading from Eeokuk TO eaDcnsky, about
miles from the city. and may ts known a. ihs Rics
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-29

THE steamboat race between the Phil.
Sheridan and Sucker State, from St. Louis to
s.. Paul, is attracting great deal Of atten-
ton, and becoming more interesting the fur
Their up the river they 60. Between this and
Burlington the Sucker State got ahead, but
the Sheridan beat her competitor fifteen min
utes into Museatiue. Their time between St
Louis aud Muscatine-a distance Of 800
miles-was accomplished in $50 hours. Both
boats landed at Davenport at the same time.
So it's closely contested race.
CARE OF TIE HAlR-Perfect cleanliness Is
indispensable for the preservation of the
health, beauty, and color of the hair, as well
a its duration +; this is attained by frequent
ly washing i, III tepid soft water, using those
soaps which have the smallest amount Of al
kali'in their composition, as this substance
renders the hair too dry, and, by depriving it
OF It's moist coloring matter, impairs at once
its strength and beauty. After washing. the
hair should be Immediately and thoroughly
dried ; aud, when the towel has ceased 10
i1nbibe moisture, brush constantly in the sun
or before the fire until its lightness and elias
ITCHY are fully restored and in dressing il a
little marrow pomatum, bears grease, or fra
grant oil should be used.
The belief that washing the head induces
catarrb, or headache, is erroneous; as the
application of water to the skin is the mos,
natural and eHectual mode Of cleansing ii,
and OF keeping open the pores through which
the perspiration must pass, in order to ensure
It's healthy condition; besides, scales natu-
rally form around the roots of the hair of ID e
most clearly person and these can be only
completely detached by the use of soap.
The constant and persevering use OF the
brush is a great means Of beautiiyns the
hair, rendering it glossy aud elastic, aud en-
couraging disposition to curl. The brush
produces further advantages, in propelling
and calling inio action the contents OF the
numerous vessels and pores which are inter
spersed over the whole surface of the head
and furnish yigor and nourshment TO the
hair; i've minutes, at least, every morning
and evening, should be devoted to this pur
pose. If these rules be sbided by, there viii
be no scurf in the hair.