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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

ORIGINAL NOTlcE.-To Geo W. Har.
~ de- and Thos Hzri~-fy, n echneider. for
merry wenfsl. ~ifnw, aeA tsv see Of leonard Hssdsi
and G~orge scns~r. her hH ID md, Gso C. Andersen
Harry fulton, s.musi BpstasaH IL. Mani, II II.
Fielding. TRUSTEE TOR Nm tuasisk. M~rgntt knhsu-
rick. WA shrn, Cox 4 shelley Tnsop'iiss v. Gregg,
Tbs Martin;
Yon Ari each q you hereby notified tb.t there -
o Gle the Office the Click Of To- District
Co RI % Conutv i"ss Krekuk petition ~ Geo.
v. HI ourpe. cisr Ing e JON, the ssid W. Hsr
d--ty aud Thos usrI-s,y she Il Sire Iian"rsd
seventy = dosia (sgT) srd PRAYING as sgain-t
ali Of the fires rtsin nortsrg given 10
secure tn payment u 10 --S asd iutsr--t con
vrsinx tn - loving erscribtf ira e+ts Lots fur -
q eight, ~ Anitsefve lgjfa htcs tw-ttt one
lZl1 IN NtbS true- Attifia- t- y Ne knk, &c
unty. fsra and also pr-,iBE ET de'e~ Tor the ale
- IT, al moFig ,g-i premises Tor toe payment Of the
id d.bt.
NoN unie appear ID --stt ans l~ieni eFr~ nor q
OF day = the ta- said District
Court sai g 20 be- 3, sud htid-a p he s~rous
nds, September. 1885, d.s lit ~ b entered and
uivrnent md de- rec r~bdessf econ tfeNef In
sAia p.tlt4on BANEtN Il AcrRstf,
L. = y sne -Cancsi-Al Ar'ytfsf Pms
II
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A LECTURE on the sensibility between
flame under certain conditions and certain
sounds was recently delivered at the Royal
Institute of Great Britain. Illustrating these
phenomena, Prof. Tvndall said:
"Some of these flames are of marvellous
sensbilily one such is at present burning
before Yen. 1t is nearly twenty inches long
but the slightest tap on distant anvil knocks
it down to eight. 1 shake this bunch of keys,
or these few copper coins, in my hand the
flame re spends to every tinkle. | may stand
at distance Of twenty yards from this flame ],
the dropping of a sixpence FROM aeight OF a
couple OF inches into hand already contain
ing coin, knocks the fame down. cannot
walk across the floor without affecting the
fame. The creaking of my boots sets it in
violent commotion. The crumpling of a
bit of paper, or the rustic of silk dress,
does the same /, is startled by the splAshing
of rain drop. | speak TO the flame, re-
peating few lines of poetry; the flame
jumps at intervals, apparently picking certain
sounds from my utterance to which IT can res
spond, while il is unaffected by others
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EXPENSIVE INFORMATION. - Hhot Happen
ed 10 a Nan ,rko Doesn't Take the P6pers -
Once in a great while, even in Rock county,
a man can be found who is too penurious TO
take a paper, or who thinks he is too wise or
TOO smart to get any information out Of one.
An individual of this kind came TO the city
on Saturday with load OF wheat, and as he
drove up the street he was accosied by mil
Ter who proposed TO buy his grain, and offer
ed him 81 so per bnsheI. Not having been
to town ia some time, and taking no paper,
he was not posted on prices, and thinking
this was R big thing be took the offer qlick.
AS he was unloading. the miller, discovering
the wheat TO be of good quality, asked him if
he had any more TO sell, aud was informed
that he had about three hundred bushels
The man OF flour then told him that he would
give him 81 so per bushel for the lot, if he
would contract for it that day. Such an offer
was not to be despised, and the farmer, fear
full lest so good thing might be Withdrawn,
lost no time in making the necessary contract
before leaving the mill When, however, he
got out on the street, be discovered that he
might Just as well have had 81 - or 81 20
for his wheat as 81 50. So at the lowest
estimate, his failure to take paper ut - 20
a year cost him the neat little sum Of S222 80.
A high price for information, truly. Moral
take The papers.-JdHesrHie Gazette.
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Arrival aud Departures Of krokuk Packth
ROB ROY,
ANDY JOHNSON,

Arrives Tuesday and Friday, at clock I'm
md De Wednesday and Saturday morn
Dg, at si.ek
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u. n. Marshml'- Proclamation.

Cai.sd Sales Of America Sos.hsr5' DftaeH Of Iossa
W. CLARF United States Marsssl for the State
OF Iva do hereby give public Notice that 10 he
th- United States aga Bst ten Thousand cigars
mere ies In Of s-trnre and ,orf-itur~ under
scts ~ onsr-ks eid the 1oh day a-y, 1851, In
Ps Marion Co, Iws stsen ami taxi into my Eo,-
sion for safe castoi Ten thoussnt cigars
srd civ. putiic notice that the tine assigned
sr the OF sad the 9TH day Of jane
1861 an bersty ~cm ntsh and mons all p.rsons
eaiaos any interest Ia the said theusatd cigar.
lass no. Ing Or having any thtpg - ssy
the should aott Re elndemued and sold to
d atd Of said appellant, that they be and appear
bore the sai urt To be- teld In and Tor the hs
0isisiDr li,r-ct 81 I0aa ~ thu uisd Stairs Coaff
No N the city Of X kuk ia AID B trtet At spec al
tern ~ he holden the nr-t Tuesday Ia June 1857
eleek IN ih@ reseoh u that das then asf there
60 int rpose claim for he same nj - make their ALE
g,tsBs H. tf,at heAs E. - CLARK. s VI.
may ls-dllt II. fptros, Deputy.
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THE CHINGAR0 Ora
AyTI-yERyOVS
SMOKING TOBACCO /!

INHE CHINGARORA TOBACCO grows
Il from the rich soil Of the "uRIfAT,7 and IL pos
sesscd OF p~cu afy delicious >yor entirely unknown
t. tls tobactos Of al other rniss But IL. unprsce-
dnt-d popularity has sprung the fc OF the entire
absence that deadly poison hicofin which psrmestes
every other tobacco and which the and sole
Of the distressing dis dyspepsia kc which
most lab later follow the indulgence
Of the pipe and cigar At the snsyxaticn
bscco from all parts Of the world at th Academy Of
Science. IN PARIS the renowned Chemist ". Lalbou-
declared, that while European and American
bscco contained fully eight the pure-t fia
tnbacc from tao TO five per OF Nicotfn the
CHING ARaRA dit rot contain discovershie III
ell Of that DAILY poison, drop VI which, extracted,
will destroy life.
Our Agent It BOMBAY hai shipped rs large qnanti-
ties Of the CIfiAGaRaRA drrinx the pat two year.
and although We Rave been pressed supply the de-
mand for this delicious luxury to the vet n smok err
y't prepared to oer it IN unnit qusnfi-
ties at price much lower than American tobacco
Of = far inferior Quality.
A conbiseur Is bat smoke the American totae~o
ami sega-s which iavafia y chemical, favored
be dtssusted with the fdiciasl ts-te VII CHI leaves
unhealthy coeting In the month and in time
seldom 'as 10 shaft the syst
The natives Of tn "okIENr, smoke the CHfSGA-
ROkt from Ill night, youth age, and are
hsppiiv unconscious e the Wild d-tre~sng FIRE which
through the veins Of tbs inhaler 81 the fumes
tolact cntairing Aicctn
w. In vi,s every 1ver Of The eea try the GINGA.
R0kA and guarantee uuprtc denied pleasure In its de-
llrisus hstor. sold every where
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view sork noney Market.
ny Telegraph srw Yoax. May 81.
Money! per eent
tteriing-sigbt, l01a
G-l1-yfLs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

Arrives % Wednesday and Saturday. at 6 p. hl
aud Departs ON Thursday anu Monday, at 3. ID.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

w. w. BELESAr,
Collector First District, Iowa.
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AYxLL.--Nrs.. Yell lately cowhided
: !, ne1frning , promise % uar-
-. Z EGaks Der Lay, sbs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH

Chicago marEet.
By Telegraph CHICAGO. May ri
Flour omipsl.
VIII st-Dall aud l,wer; 81 81 AID IL Gas cs.
Corn unsett ed: eslSSGfi
ca's-Qaiet, 90 4ro
Rye-Qaiet; 81 4o4ai So.
Bxriey-Sominal ut 20.
Mhisty-ruit so.
Pork aud Lard Inactive. Ruk shoulders ~.
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LUCY BERTRAM
Arrives on Thursday and Sunday, at p. N,
and De. arts on Friday and Tuesday. AT a. M
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Leaving in the treasury. $50 so
A. B, SxoRY, Supt.
s. Fl. DIX PuGH, Sec'y.
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Ecn-0vck's Agency.
II. ,. Is j n = = OK
REAL Z STATE

General Insurance AgencyI
oSy7cs ON sscoSD,sr. xIoxUx, low
Zeal Estate Bought and Sold
topsrsens issying property with H. B. T.n-Kyck p
ss WI Be- charged regular comma sions whoever ssll
the prop~ty.
Fire, River, Lake and Life Insuran ed
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ED. s. CARTER, Secretary.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-15
D fQn1'1 at d d / s,
5iltoril6er &omon
Don
i. :. pra6uo9sl.
(6prtiebuns,)

Nsin, 10 quite Menlden edte. Sbr
mu,ret mid ia gum Wenlden ma9en>
unc "a ml6t' i6 pis Nneersn ou@ 70 an,
@eben! - User miro oes Branr ltiftere
San,sr1s Sobn bsiratbtn> al6 cine 8et<
tel, per ibm Greuno leip, ols Elm GpiBbu'
be? 6dtte ,4 aud ra6 @eln uno ben
Diuen, man ,piiroe mid aus ber 8a 1tiue
ni9t losla6sn, penn i@ bin einmal un'
ebrli6en NamenS. unp rie Yulijie mlrrs
INNER na&iebsn, as i6 treble.
@as Sbr treitt? Sbr babt ia cod
ME Elm Nerbre&sn besausen
Nber metne @ltern! Das miro man
ME lcs.. Dob aebt nur Guren 8rtef Der
i9 ,bu'5 cbne 2obn, weil-er wsneete I'D
al.
9}un weil?-@f6msotn benn?
.Beil Sbr - feline 8tf fie isir, 6srr
Die p!SBliae 8ewesuns ldien oei
@blieeets @timme ~ ertidsn, ct ftiir;te
ben Brief in pes 6ano. binaus.--
Grau Suianne, wel@t fr0bltt Don ib
rem Wanne Nb(@iep aencmmen unc
ltsr ben Nussans pes prrsslss tsrubiat
niht obnte, pas GarOn bereits unto
S9lpb uno Rieael ,af, bate NIT I1a'
BON piron in;wii&en unfalt ju rsn
Souper es,rofen, ca5 Nbenrs bic alts.
Treunre psrsinen iollte. 0omsS trua II
Ginlaruna 'prt Die @beoalisre 9att
Beau:1ardai6' Woeen 9enommen, eli
paor @fiude ;u maden. inpeb @u|ann
mi W'ne'tsn, ibrem W&icben. ale bau5
''@en Vostereitun9en traf. Man poll
te einmal 10 rsdt BON 9erssn fr5bli@ lei
uno ltd alter. ltSner 3ei;en erinnerr.-
Nittsn in ibrsr @elddftieteit rarp 4
curd bic @!pde ees Gor;immers untst
broden.,,
9lb, ca 1T mein Damn l4on ;urud
G6reu DHne!
W}tnette enlfernte f9, fam a5er aleit
witter.
Ser Don Beaumar@ats IL es nid
ienoern spet ftempe Mdnneer, unsmstiel
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-15
3euSts,s II. Sande,

SQntler IN vi,,nr5> WuNfoliften Snf,u,nen>
ten, Nrten rnS Sbrebmatsrtalien.
@an5 Gssf sssa%it 't I'm sfn astmien
"a uaterrat auf iceem Snarumente wtrs ertbeilt u.
pianos merSen srRmmt unser sufriebenfeaen'
Der Bebeuuna.
Concert sad, 3te strase, nabe Der guf 0ifee, ct:
gauf, Eliar. 425f
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-15
2lusu!t ppn 8eed.
M;ct,pIs, Tenn nnb g =

Gneros.9anbler In
Gijen=, S+ab!z unb 8!e&zW zWaore11,
Ssiea LID Ndsr8erdibi@aften
rlscez, I.]tlerz unp &iifer Wert7
;c@c;::a, plattirteu @aarer
rnb auerlei
Z il Il eraeydthen
Seia aa3tAs-i itaen gum Nmbcs-
fitte S:ya5:, 81. Paul, Wtlnn
~! 4l2 =.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-15
Bellet1istis ties.

{
8e0i 6te
matbilee Trau;iefa Mnmefe.
81 aitranf.
5iinsit mar id gum Garten sesansen>
Gum buftenben 8lutben>5aiu,
Da bielte bic &ebe umfanseu
5ultlieb9tn, bas @alemti1erlein.
@ie baben gar beinli9 seplauoert
SD babe Te br9 belaul9t
@ie battn in i9winsenben &bytbmen
Gid ai0e um 3ii1e setauiat.
sic babtn gar litbli9 seplaubsrt
gon tiiuftiser Selisteit,
@ie baten f@ Beibe perlpbet
Sir bic lufise Maitn>3eit.
sic baben li9 8ebs psrsinist
QR1 HnF1 HIHl It9oHeH OauW
gu bliiben, au sriinen, 3u litben,
3u traumen ben @on,merna9ts>1raum.
. niQ, ia ber Grublins pill tpmmen,
Der &ebe ibr 9ersblut ber @ein.
QSiro bid umluten, umraul9en,
5uloielise5 @alomeiferlein!
9.
6eimfebr.
Mls fini1 mein Gnsel mir enpor seFusen
Gum 5immel5. .@aal in benz er lolte tpeiltn,
Da bin id fiji in @ebnlu&t nabsesusen,
Sbm na9 in Sebnlu@t unb nit QDolfen'
Glen.
SD iubte Jpn limb fanb Jpn ni9t; rersebens
6rast i9 bic Gn9el: no. wo er mir tpobne?
Ob in ben Spb1ren unT9tbaren 2ebens
CT mir unt msinem armen 5er;en tbrone2
Die M1r9sn lanstn mid lit i9Une 3raume,
Die Gnsel Melubien Don sulo'ntn @ternen
Mir tineen lplltsn's ale Bliitben< 8iume,
DaB i9 bid fnpe III pes 5immels Gernen.
SD fanb ti9 ni@t! Gin Grembling nur in
5immel-
a(bnent, cab ieb bid nimmer fnoen merbe,-
2ieB i'd be5 5immels sOlb'nes @ternsewimmel
limb tebrte pisber beim CUR i91nen grbe.
5ier fano id bid !-fanb bi9> ben Gnsel tpieber
Tpn @alb= unb 8lltben>Ouft limb e!nsebIQet
Die 9iebe lans un5 neue Jrablinss s-9ieber-
Gin nsuer 9ens Der 9ebe warb erfiiQet.
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Jan Is, '64
THE ENGEL USE,

.Jnliana Street, Bedford, Pa.
The subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
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TzTBoarders taken by the. week, month or year.
Terms reasonable. The public are respectfully in
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HOUSE,

IN HUNTINGDON, PA.
have purchased and entirely renovated the
large stsne and brick building opposite the Penn
syl9aniA Railroad Depot and have now opened 1t
FOR the accommodation Of the travelling public
The Carpets, Furniture, Beds and Bedding are en-
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Central Pennsylvania.
I refer to my patrons who have formerly known
me while in charge of the Broad Top City Hotel
and Jackson House. JOSEPH MohhAooN'
iRR IF
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NrANuOOD. HOW LOST HOW

MANHOOD; HOW LOST, HOW
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tary Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental and
Physical Incapacity Impediments to Marriage,
etc., also Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits induced
by self-Indulgence or Sexual extravagance.
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of Self-Abuse may be
effectuaIly removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies. instru.
ments, rings, or eordials, pointing out mode OF
cure at once certain and efectual, by which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately and radically
THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE BOON TO THOUSANDS
AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under SEAL to any address, in a plain, seal
ed envelop on the receipt of six CENTS or two post
age stamps, by addressing
CHAS J. c. KLINE CO.,
127Rpwsry, N Y, Post Office Box 1885
Feb l6, 88-1y