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Observation-Disclosures

Mr. ONEILL rep Pa presented the petition Of jour
uevmen and manufacturers OF cigars numer
ously signed, asking that the present Tax Law may be so
modified to prevent inequality and njustee that the
inspections cigars in the different districts may be
made BY uniform SYSTEM that the tax be made specific at
IS per thousand all domestic cigars that the tariff on
imported cigns may remain unchanged; that stamps
may be sold 10 manufacturers at So per thousand aud
that the penalty for violating the Inernal'Reyenue Law
may De Increased.
Mr.. KELLEY rep, Pa presented petition OF All
persons Of Richmond Va, for the appointment Of Pro
vSonal Governor and naming Judge Underwood for the
position. Referred 10 tho Committee ON Reconstruction
The House nj "A O'clock adjourned.
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HORSE RACE.


PROVIDENCE X. l., jan B.-A race from this eity
To Boston, distance Of AZ miles 10 fleghs Tor uIso
81 000 this afternoon and WOO BY SLACK Marin i
, hour and - minutes
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THE COLORADO BILL.
The House took up the bill for the admissoa Of Colorado
az state TO which the Boutwell, amendment, motion
of Mr. ASHLEY was attached by ayote Of Yeas 80 Nays
CO. and the bill then passed by final vote OF Yeas 90
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mcrc. ,,j .,ic., cr r,au., il,
those 70. inn, ,..r, +. o..-,n.yc .,,o
Latin race !, 3. /, ,ro .,r.,,.. Sa..r.
Well. orr cam, ,,s s,,f.;,,; i,,,,en.rlv.
France hus viii. anal as /, the An,.lo. .
Saxon rn,c i,tu,,,p, and ~, nre re.
,ucc,l 10 form Ina, i, will oycrrun the
Mexico from wc wished 10 rNucl il to
nrrnrc WHAT 81 moi m,rs.lyr: aycu.,,.'
N. .IrLrs Fen, cycr rnrlh,r-"i vii
add that you OF wish TO strike MeNico
only lu, that m:,,ht lu ycnch and stab
through the of Mexico. the heart oil
America-wrl, result oil this expedition
has been, on ,lrary, 10 increase The great
ness of Amcri,hc climax Of your pulley |
has thrown ,ii country. which vou in
| tended TO rc;c,i anarchy, into the arms
of The Un;icdi lcs. in that note pul,-
lislcd in The .ty, 10 Which ! alluded the
oIhcr day MS lio woumd :, strong govern
mcnt against yyou are nav powcr!css. in
| that not, v,,, ,I,,, unxf,, would hc too
fortunate if II, I've mncxed hy its power
iul nri.l!crs.'
Il is much l,.srcl,ed .;mL Mr. SEwArn
had NOT comnlhis record hy saving the
life of M,y,u. II sr"a, TO us that it
would indeed Ibccn perfect and glorious
triumph 10 I guarded the unfortunate 7
Prince safely home: 10 have said To the
AEmpcror-wcy,c,l You've prayed you not
y fake adysn Of our difficulties. Events
Mye proyr,l Iricht wc were !sut in tlC
spir;, of ,I,, unity which ought 10 covert
the relations wcen Christian nations, w,
h,yc nrcycr,,c bitter sacrifice yDm mas
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE CLEnK OF CoUNcTI.
May 1867. (
The following Scccn Of An Ordinance 10 abolish tho
olco Of Superintendent Of Srccta t provide for Keep
Ing tho Sircor lanes. A,lcys. and open Courts In tho
Cy OF Charleston Clean, md for otler purposes, III
hereby published for tho Information oil all concerncd
For tho uo protection or tho said contractor or con-
tractors. JHrtr ordained. That ogcry owner lessec,
occupant and tenant Of any premises fronting In any
street, lano nIley, open court sall on every day
nndays cxccptcd have tho dirt hlth. garbage or other
ofia placed In front Of Ida cr lot In barrel box
heap for tho contractor, by tho hour
seven O'Clock A. H. from uIo 1ist day OF May to tie
nno o'clock A. NJ, frcnr tho first day Of November to
tho first day Of hiay following And any person offend.
o6a in amy street. lano or alloy olcn court tho
hours nbovo named shall bo subject TO nc not less
than two moro than fvo dollars for each Ind every
offence, TO bo imposed By the Mayor.
by ordor ". II. shkJTH,
Mayl6 Clerk OF CSuncl
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w A N I S.

TEhNDS y1HTED.--t:ttsIS tWtiI1F:)
III Crom II ; ! years Vi agr cal, Ind ciniloymrnt
h, u: piying II! 20. II0 vi HTWoElH STREET. north
sic. west OF liurd;c street. rlu August ~
WANTED 4D E:;3ST, 4 SMALL s'Gis-
w N1SHEp iO;sE. f.r ilrco months. situated in the
N r;Lwc tern pttf uir city. t;nn. reference iiv:n
Ah.itcas l.. 0I2. Stating terms. August ~
IyTASrEsD-h linUSE ABOUT R0Ui. GE
w five roonsjn pcasant part "f the city.
Apply between dIctours of ana O'Clock, 1t NJ. ""
QUEEN STREET. lhsinwi" An;'Gah
ttTiNTED, | NyUMAS TO CntilS AID
w WASH iorn small family. Recommendations
required. Apply aNo. li9 COMING STREET,. opro itc
~ Paul'a Church Auahsto
XIV yANTEU-,aI.E:S,IEH- EvI:i. WHERE
w -Iiii.irs All ticntpMri-$lU0 10 San per iioIil
10 sell the GIHUEE COMaDN-SiSii FAMILY HEW-
lNt; MACHINE. Pricr ony SiS This Machine VIII
stitch. icn!. m rrE. bind. q,,il; braid. and 'rtirr
The rolll c.nr ln pnlic .Iar. even ai'.T cniii'i:
acrosa Tie every quarter at an tncii i.v''y
Machine warranted years. S"nl :ar ci:arS ar'!
terms t. agents, c. cd III McDuWiih, ElbCk. cor
nrr FoarilI an'l Cnrn streets l.''nisri,r. Ky;
Hiss !; NCEt fll;U.;.
General agents.
y. E.-rosit;yel, none icuaimc unlcs, coming thrh:is
oIirr.
June! tutis5ino
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OIsISPEIt COMA,

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Curls.
DY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIH AND GENTLE
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Ivgorates bcuucs and cleanses il Ia highly and dc
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Address NIL orders 20
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March 30 Iyr
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WM. A. HURD. OF New Orleans
". Z. CoRKERY spottIwood Hotel. Richmond
Telegraph and Railroad Offices in I,otuntla of Hotol.
,unn IL Emn

CTEvI;NS HOUSE, Nos. III. 2a, - AND 81
- broadway, N. Y. opposite Bowling Grccn-t tho
European Plan-TllE STEVENS HOUSE IS we'll and
widely Known to tho travelling public. Tho location IL
peciay suitable 10 merchants and business 1t is In
close proximity TO ihc busineRs part of the ctytB
tho highway Of Southern ud Western trHyCl-nnd adm
cent 10 all tO principal Railroad and Steamboat dcfOts
Tho STEW M HOUSE has liberal accommodation .or
over 30 gicss-it IL well firnlscd nn possesses every
modern improvement for the comfort and entertainment
of its inmates Tho rooms aro spacious and well Scnt
lnted-provltel with gas aiif wAtcr-tlIc attendance Is
prompt and rcspcctfnland tho table Is generously pro-
vicd With every decacy Of tito Ut moderate raca
Tho having been refIrnis.cl and rcmodclet
email ID 10 offer Iiciitics for tho comfort and
pleasure uf our guests. GEO. X. CHASE ( CO.,
May 2S emo Proprictors
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RS lr COMMUNICATIONS iHrnifd J0r publication ;n
hiS fonyifW must br addressed to nc Eii,fp,. ot M,
!}aay NrrS No. Is HHYae-S',f,f, fHaff,,Sfon S. q.
business Communications 70 i'itJ!iShc. Of NaRy
fi0RS.
ddrfrtiscnt'mts outside critic city npsi br.accompa-
ntr,l nth Mc cash.
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G. II A. Il L e S TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1867.

Jon Wora.--Wc have now completed our
oIlicc so as 10 execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALI KINDS OF JOB WORK, AMI We
most respectfully asA the patronage OF our
fricnIc
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AFFLICTED
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II will rrlnoyo ali nervous affections Depression cl-
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rs, coniusiUn. thunhis OF fcif destruction of
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OF those who have destroyed 1t BY sensual evil
practices.
Young Men, bo humbuggeI no moro by "Quack Doc
tors anh ignorant practitioners, but send without delay
for tho Erir and be restored 10 health uIi-
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Ono bottle il sufficient 10 effect In oil ordinary
cases.
ALSO, DR. JOINYILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS, for tie
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h:t nro harmless oil tho system. aud nauacato the
stomach mprcgpatc tho breath. No change OF dict
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Either OF tho aforementioned articles will be rent to
any address, closely sealed and postpaid by mail
express OH receipt NJ price. Address all orders to
BERGER, SHUTS L. CO., Chemists,
5larch 30 w No "85 River street. Troy. N. Y.
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TIIE MARION STAR.

IISTABLlsnED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS 400 Is
~ pubiIahed at Marion, y. c. in tho central portion
OF the country and Offers favorable medium to Nor.
chans Druggists, MacniKts, and MI classes who dcnre
To- extcnl their business IN tho Pee Dec country.
For tho benefit Of advertising patrons wo sal IN
addition 10 our subscription list which is coneantly IN.
creaang publish and distribute grauously 5000 c1tra
copies OF tic STAR, during tho business scason ths
Fall. .s'r.raHf'sI 10 ""' 49,"
Rates Of Advertising liberal.
W.. MoKRIlAIL
NofemperM Editor and Proprietor
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Ayl;i&g..a .a&: .ayG.
CuI.I.r.:;r; 3aNtfi!NA'ti;'%,

CUI.I.'.:;r. t;SSfi!H As ii'H.
rf1lIE ~ MEaNs;;IN!, - laIISNfi.H. %" TIL: I,,-
I.EG.; III Ch;i:; t'i VIII j.. h"t ~" rr"inHt.,
l;Oou al the ,,.is:c. ?urdT :'"i .'L't'?. tm nn
and gn sa,,:a ;.ul on IOr;dy AMI IA :tt? c i.'h
n Il IIiii Ia .tan'. hT:uuiG. 'u''.t dIy q ~ ".
Jhc Hon. President and member. 'E ui oird o' rus
,a Tic aa."r ami mcIubcr Ol iiic titE Co'tii. t'e
l:irtrs aiul uaria:r ~ the Su,cS"i'e inr. Ch r:;E.
r,l ilIc public generally, ata rcsi::!ny inIi;rh !" '-
tend. JoifH ~
August 'H''' - '''
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF OF PoIlCE,l
CHARLESTON, 8. e.. May 4, 1867. I
fIWE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AMI,
Il enclosures, vaults &C. will commence on Mondnv
aerf. Ct ins Owners and occupants hereby required
10 rec that their premises aro III good condition and t
NJ! NTH and garbage is removed required by Orl,.
tauce. Other inspections will follow.
ls5 order of Mayor GIILLAID.
G. II. SIGWALD.
Glicf Of Police.
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rlt, - -r:. s,

r.,i,r raErrs!Xrn iX". 'I.Ml:&T OF ,TiiIs Asso;
az ii ;;S ~; H. .,rs.. :, NJ. .; lis! y" s!tt
during ms Dty !ii,r q: .unry Th,S Ercnir. lulh
iIst st Masonic Hall. NEo. i. hit'Snn.
Au;.iiIt ~ '"'S"''.
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FIltE LOAN.
MhYORhLTY OE CTIARIESTON)
CrTI HALF. November 0, 1866.
A LII PERSONS DESITOUS OF Rebuilding IN TUE
"A Burnt Districts and Waso Places Of Tho CITY un-
der IAN Act or the Guncra Assembly giving authority
to tho City Council Of Charleston to proceed in the inai
Tor Of Flre Loan, With view aid In building up th
City anow. horeby notified that the form Of nbp
cation for loans can bc obtained lilo oce Of tic CLERK
OF Council between tho honrs Of "A. II. and r. II.
All applications must bc1 d In tho above mentioned
onico as tho Committee Will meet every Monday 10 con-
slider The came. -
by orler OF tho Mayor W. H. cSlITII
NoScmDerl ~ Clerk OF Council
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T0BAGG3, ETC.
LORENZT
BRANCH SiN!Al2 Sf'OElii,

t'HFnRMS Ills FRIENDS AND THE PUEBLO TINT
lu lu.. opened l;liAHGi =: N" M U,c ,io'T iin'.,
tI, corner nf Wrtwu:. kir; htr,c' wirtn i:M u
fine .yu,Ily cf imported a:d HoiLt.i!c SftiAiiS 10
UAi.J.O, piIf;.s;. riI'. J August io
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30 a Il Di faa.

B0ARDlNa.
DOhRD AND LODGING III A PIsIyhrIi
ID family, residing in nplesant part o.! The CITY, no
obtained ut moderate rates. bya single gentleman. Ap
ply nj tli8 Office. tuths August q
ElUhIsDISG.-rIiRtfE tfE PHEASANT ROOMS
ID with good BOARD bc hal Oh immediate upp.
cation to 40 70 CHURCH STREET. west sidc near
Tradd street. Terms reasonable. June 4.
TNXCJSLLEST BOARD, Ar VERY Low
IL rates, Ia ll.c most central business par: Of thu city,
without lodging, In private huasc. eau now he ltad
For particulars address .'X. L." Postoicc. auy 10
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/ 1ST

FTNEN DOLLARS HEWhsD.--I.OST, MON =
Il DAY NIGHT. from MOroluuil's hirf, u FLAT
BOAT - feet long, branded "w. l.. p. D." Tho abovo
reward will DO paid hy returning sad Flint to AIR. siM
MONS, Chtsolind Siill August ~
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ST OLE NJ.

CSTOLES STOLEN .--trIFTY DOLLARS
- reward is oGro for prooof conviction tho person
PERSONS who stole from my Boats D's gInf James
Island, nil Morenns wharf, Charleston my Iraplius
md Cable, an cut the Boats loose, twenty-five dollars
for each. Apply TO Capt q. l.. HABENICIlT, No 10
King street. - August
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THE CABLE NEWS reports that the Greek Govern
mont has announced its determination to declare
war against Turkey tho first September should
tho hosttics against the Christians in tho Island
| of Gambia not bo endod by TINT time. II this DO,
indeed, trno, wo mny suppose il will hayo lilo Of
| feet of proionging tho war to that day, however
feeble md near exhaustion tho Crotans may bc,
With tho prospect OF such cooperation at 80 near n
| day, tho "last man" would indeed DO ready to die
| in tho 'last ditch" before snrrondcrlng Without
putting perfect reliance i'm this news, nor indeed
setting it down as improbable, wo may remnrk
| that war between Greece and Turkey is ono of tho
probabilitieHj and wo look for 1t sooner or Inter-
Tho end OF tho wnr between those nations by tho
intervention OF tho Allied Powers, and tho baltic
of Nararino in October, 1927, loft accounts unset
tlod; and tho boundary subsequently established
loft people claiming TO be Greeks under Turkisl,
bondage; for instance, tho Crctans now struggling
to DO liberated. These matters, like old sores not
10 bo healed, aro bound TO break ont, and may vet
involve Europe in war. BY n war thus begun,
mny not tho CROPS and tho crescent again wave
over opposing hosts in tho Holy land?
HEnE Is INT Of prose from Henry WAnn
BEEcHEn worth tho attention of all fathers, real
and prospective. In tho novel OF Noricood m
old SAILOR III thus lnado 10 dlscourHe PGyson
BUELL., It's the unacconntabtest thing what the
Lord sends cildron into this world for, consider.
ing what sort of place Ills, and what timo peo.
p!o have gottin' tliro' it. Tloy dio off liko apple
blossoms, half on 'om, boforo they're biggor'n
nico And tho rest OF 'cm hnvo hard timc
setln grown, and whom you've got 'om crowd
half tho folks aro padding round as fthoy didn't
cxacty know what thcy cnmo OH artli for, and
nobody can toll 'om for that matter. novor SOC
babies but think how wo used To havo birds
como aboard ship way out to aoa-land birds, md
so tired, poor littlo things and hungry. You
could go mp to ON and take 'cm in your hand, and
thoy turned up their bright oycs with such g pite-
GUS look nt you, as II thoy had como ever 40 far
and lost their way, and didn't know whero thoy
} wero. Wall, that's about what think o.
babies. What do thcJ come OF 10 this 'oro worlt
for' Why don't they s!ay whore thcy'ro vol
oHP
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tifcato. Tho young couple Ind boen married
while ho was in the pulpit. Tho son-in-law coolly
announced that ns tho young woman was under
his protection ho should not allow my further uso
Of birch whips upon her person, and then bado him
good day.
An earthquake and volcanic disturbance, aimilar
to those ut santorin, haro occurred in tho two
islands of Tercera and Gracioza, of tho Port,l-
gucso coast. On the night of tho 1st OF Juno q
volcano rose from tho sea- about ninu miles north
OF Serrati, md las Hincc been in state OF great
activity. 1t has thrown up enormous masses Of
stone and lava, and has formed now island which
is likely to DO dangerous to navigation. Sulphur
and other vapor are emitted in largo quantity
Tho boats hayo not beon ablo to approach tho new
deposit, because of it's ncandesecnco md tho dan
gerous character OF tho volcanic cmnnations. M.
SAINT CLAIRE DEyuLE has asked tho French Aca-
domy to appoint some gcologist to inquire into and
report upon the facts III tho caso Of tho Santorr
volcano.
Lioulonnnt JouN G. BnA1NE, lato OF tho Confed
erato navy, is now hold by tho government in tho
Kings county, IN. " penitcntinry, for alleged
acts OF piracy during tho war. IIo has written
letter to Captain SEMMgs, i'll which ho snys: o.
tho faith OF tho PrcBidents proclamation of May 2
1906, which pardoncd all officers of my grado wlc
had not been in tho old army or nnyy--and I La.
not boon-roturncd to tho United States, and wa,
residing in Savannah, Georgia, whero had boer
engaged in business, when wns arreHted. have
bcon prisoner since tho 18th Of September, 1866
md not ono OF my Southern countrymon las caIlei
to see me. cannot think that It is their intcntio,
TO dcsert me, though must say It looks very mncl
like it. I am perfectly destitute of money onf
clothing. and have no means at my command :,
pHy counsels fees.
Before leaving London tho Lord Mayor receive,
from FUAD PAoHA, tho Turkish Minister for For
eign Affairs, communication in Tho French Ian
gnngo, forwarding donation by Ills Imperia
Mnjcsly Of f25O0, to bo distribulod among tho in
digont clasaos Of tho city OF London. simuta
noously with this donation by tho Sultan, n splcn
did present by tho Viceroy OF Egypt to tho Lad
Mayoross wes received by hor ndyship, aa toxic
OF tho munifccnt hospitality shown to him ut tn
recent entertainment givon ut tho Mansion Hons
in honor OF hiB Highnoes. II is brooch Of OF
qnisito beauty md great intrinsic value, boin
composed OF ono magnificent pearl surroundo
by sixteen largo brilliants OF tho finest waite,
with oight radiations Of brlants, terminated b
othors equally largo, whilo depending from th
contro pearl, which Is Of extraordinary sizo. nr
chains Of diamonds supporting four largo pea,
shaped poaEls.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-18

MIsTAKE.-The Tama County Republican de-
mics the story that Toledo and Iuka have been
united under the name Of Tama City II says
that Toledo still retains its individuality and
is likely to do so for the future. If this be so,
what are we to think Of the Tama City paper
which published the story Of the union of the
two places ?-Bairstown Gazette.
We don't know that the Tama County Union
ever stated definitely that the two towns Iuka
and Toledo, had been united and called Tama
City, but By implication, however. gave
that opinion public prominence, so much 50
that it got into the papers. The editor seemed
quite good deal infatuated with tie idea that
they had been united, however, by repeatedly
calling Toledo the orth end Of Tama City.
which no doubt aided greatly in promulg eating
the idea Of the union Of the two places Tie
Original Plat OF the town Of Iuha is now known
on the Records of the county az lama CITY
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-18

As the sporting season is upon us, VIC pub
fish the following hints to sportsmcn. We
commend them especially TO the parents OF
those boys seen almost daily around town with
FIRE arms, the practical knowledge Of which
they arc about as we'll yersed il, as tley arc
in their catachisma
"To break q dog, take clothes line of ogdi-
nary length tie it around his collar and ats
tach the other end 10 patent MINDLESS under
your arm. When bird is flushed SHOT at.
and killed or missed, wind him into cha, &c.
If alter trying the rope and windlass, the
dog proves iEcorrigible, and You cannot break
him, break his neck
'sTo ascertain if Your gun is loaded put
your foot on the hammer and blow in the
muzzle, letting the hammer slip from under
the foot and descend with smart force on the
nipple, If the gun is loaded you will be no.
tigcd of the fact.
When two birds get together and you miss
both, right and left, whale the dog; it has a
good effect
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-18

HoRRIBLE.-Our "devil' relates as follows
what he saw one evening last week
eve had retired and were about fall ing in
to the embrace Of Morpheus when we were
aroused from our doze, by hearing the report
of FIRE arms accompanied with screams Of
murder surprising Of course, there was some
foul work going on, We jumped from our bed,
rushed into the street and saw a man with re-
volver in hand and dagger dripping with
blood, looking ferccly at his victim who was
'c'tthing in his last death struggles, near him
was female in besecching attitude, her
hands extended hcav.nward, we rushed to her
side to rescue her from the hand Of the ass
ASSN, when she cried ont, N RAT sir We
slopcd under bare poles, aud with flag Of
truce futtering in the breczes 10 our rest
once more
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-18
SIP r G fAL NO Y.ICE

KNOW Thy DEsrIs gl-Maaar.e L. +
Thornton, the great English As,sologst Clair.
voyant and Psychome;rician, WHO has aston
ished the scientific classes Of the Old World
has now located herself at Hudson, n. Y
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful
powers Of second sight, as to enable her to i'm
part knowledge Of the greatest importance 10
the single or married Of either sex. While in
a sta tc or trance, she delincates the very fea.
lures ofthe person you are to marry. and by
the aid of an Instrument. ofintense powcr,
known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to
produce life like picture of the future hus-
band or wife of the applicant, together with
date Of marriage, position in life, leading traits
Of character, &c. This is no humbug, as thou
sands Of testimonials can assert. She will
send, when desired. certified certificate,
or written guarantee, that the picture is what
it purports to be. BY enclosing small. lock Of
hair, and stating place Of birth, age, disposi-
ton and complexion, and enclosing 50. cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself
YOU will receive the picture and desired in for
nation by return mail All communications
sacredy confidential Address in confidence
MADAME L. F. THORNTON, p O. Box o23 Hud
son, N. Y. ylnI-m6
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-18

vlsIroRs-Wc had on the 10th inst, some
visitors Of the fair sex which pleased most
prodigiously our typos who took quite an in
scrcst in their understanding Of affairs abou,
the Office, with politcncss rarely cqualed BY
the most accomplished, our typos showed these
fair ones about the Office pointing out the curl
.osities Of the same explaining the terms ID,
sleeps foot, crows>foot, hi, shooting stick,
chases, gallcys, &C., &C., but neglected to show
them the DIS tail though one Of the lot pulls
ed it until he sqneaked outimpression enough;
and this term we will explain ourself and say;
that the dis tail is tho lever of the press
which when pulled presses the bcdan platon,
the top and bottom Of the press, together, thus
making the impression Of the type. on the pa-
per, and makes tho REPUBLICAN, readable.