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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16
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Chicago harHet.
By telegraph OnIcAao, June is.
Flour-Dull and weak. and prices tsndipg downward.
previous rates. but nearly all sellers inclined TO
meet buyers when the decline oaered il not more than
% to SIC per Dbl Sales Of white winter At N<Dls 70
red winter At sia sprieg extras % 1870 so spring SUI
per 80. Rye -four o.
Wheat Weak; prices ioDlsc lower for No spring
With few buyers First sales at 81 77e for CASH VI 30
tuysrs all The month"; eii 81 ~ oash and closed en-
tirsI, noainsI at q ys0i "a No sprisg sid 10 car
lOis at s2as o. rejected springsi loSl i2H
coru-Less setve to-day and with declining rates ana
dali markets Fast rates have ruled weak and e'ehns'
opening 80 before Change, ruling irregular
bat constantly working down until close OF 'chsige,
Sales at S. the market ciosiog at ths hgnfs No se-
tive AID declini1g opening at s31fG+ with the lowest
sales at g. although at the close buyers did not onsr
mole than 80.
cat.-No dull at yesterdays rates, closing io~tr
with buyers at 5sIS
Rye Dull a. yesterdays inside pric~s 9Th 10 de-
risud whatever
/ INTERNATIONALLY unchanged.
Provisions Market fat.
Mess Pork-Msny holders sppesr to have lost all 'of
ndens in any immediate In provsment, and are disposed
10 realize others think the bottom Is sbout touched a.
refuse to cell Demand light and confined to filling Or
der. We quote the range at $40 5oa2i.
Lard-In fair request md steady atlisssiiA for
p nIe steam and kettle rendered
Cut MeatsSot generally pressed and prices steady on
Joints, Sides generally held st full rates
Etgs-Freh it@l7.
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Uasied iSates Of Ame'fca, District Of Eosca.
United States Marshsi's ofcsl 4
keokut, Jun. 6. 1867.
HEREBY give notice thst by virtue OF . warrant Of
i arrest and mouitior, issued OF the efnsof ths
Clerk OF the Units tatss Dsrct Court In and for he
Dstrct OF Iowa aud To diI ected in the foIlovinr
cause, to-ws John Douglass mariner and libeliant
sxsnst the boat barge ne& IRA No q tackle and an
pare end in eiEil and msratime for demand Of
contract OF wages. sio2 5o-loo l did on June s A. D.
1861 1t the port OF Keokuk, Lee County Iowa in said
Distret Of Iowa arrest and tsksn possession for safe
eusto4y, and do detsn the said barge Ira No
3sckie snA apparel and hereby also give public no
tce ttst the time asskned fer the return Of said war
rant on thu 2ith day ofJune. 1861 at 10 N and
hws2 sdnonish snd summons all persons claiming
sny In the said barge New Ers No 3, her tackle
Ynfyy1ss or knovl4g o. having anything to say why
- = SHOULD not - condemned and sold to snsuer
tne q said helIant that they be ma ppser be-
1fs Di.tstct Court for the District Of Iowa, At
An 70 % csFun and holden At ssjd pistt3ct
voaT - q he - Day u June Aforesaid q Keo-
kqk. ovs II "a Dissrict on sid Isss named AN.
vhne shsre ~ easss WI ~ Sserd tAsn - 49,
- thAf claim asd sas-s = - 1ibel M -
their G1sgsdsns b - hshaiE
e.W.oLARK, u.AM.
Jsn0 II. FULTON, Dsp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

THE Quincy Herald states that few nights
since, at a billiard saloon in that city, n
young Quincy chap made run of l,486
points.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

II is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicafes scurf and dandruf.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents hair turning gray and falling 90
It restores hair upon prematurely bald heads
This is just what Lyons kathairon will do. II
is pretty--it is cheap-durable. 1t Is literally
sold by the load, and yet its slmost incredible
demand IL daily increasing. until there is hardly a
country store that does not keep it, family
that does not use il.
e. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. N. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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For Sale.

A COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
with six rooms cellar, cistern ard sell, situated
% 'os astsriy half Of lot a. in block 1872 the
s'e % hlsh street, tetvesn aid 10th streets. This
popV !. 10 hrst rats rtp-r aud will be sold ~ Tar
Enquire Of ~ n TEg-kYcg
uHy2I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

TIE slate for the roof of Gibbons Opera
House has arrived.
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A FIT subject Tor an insane asylum-the
Cattaraugus. grocer who paid our carrier yes
terday the "hard specie for his paper /!
He'd better not try it again.
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LYoy's EXTRACT or PuRE- JAMAICA dihsks-
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, SICK neso-
ache. Cholera Morbus, Flstuleney, &C., wnere
warming stimulant is required. rs careful prep.
aration and entire purity makes " cnssP ana
reliable article for culinary purposes sold every
vhers. n 50 cts per bottle Ask for "LYos's
Pure Extract. Take no other.
1ar1toga Spring Water, sold by all
DruGkisfs.
jyf-sat-d-sow-w
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The great sale at Howe 4 Tylers Auction
rooms of Imported Linens, Irish Poplins,
and other Dry Goods will be continued few
days longer. This is good chance to buy
sterling good goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

TWO story brick business house is about
to be erected adjoining the southwest
corner Of Main and Twelfth streets. 1t will
be twenty eight feet front and City feet deep.
Dir. l.. Reiner is the gentleman who is max
ing the improvement and will himself use the
house when completed, for the transaction of
a retail grocery business
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ID. B. IitLLrs. Treas.

The FEsTIvAL--The festival and party on
FRIDAY evening, at the Estes House, for the
benefit Of the destitute and suffering in the
South, war an elegant entertainment and a
decided success, and had it not been for the
storm the proceeds would have been much
larger as it was they amounted to over FIVE
hundred dollars, which, if properly expend-
ed, will relieve much suffering. Too much
credit cannot be awarded to the ladies' of our
city, who devoted themselves so unremited
ly to the work, nor to our citizens who SO
generously contributed to the cause The
halls and supper room were most tastefally
decorated, and the tables, which were loaded
with all the Injuries and substantials, were
handsomely ornamented with boquets Of
flowers
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stoc N NJ arket.


hs Telegraph Nav YAK. Jnne Is
Governments Rec 81 losszde: COUP d. mega 49,
2os reg % loslz comp g. ll0s.: do '64 ios; do
IS lCIts DO rev iosssa u; 100 Iohsas5 June and
Jnl1 1064ls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

LAIhN-
s.se N @ ioiNas1, sri. so d. pr, f-rrr-; o4ss
4; NJ use; esSssals Q 1907; / o0lz2Zi N
W 3oI y; d preferred ~ AZ eTsA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

A LARGE and highly intelligent audience
greeted the Duprez & Benedict troupe last
evening. The whole performance, from its
commencement to It's close, was good
throughout. Billy West and Lew Benedict
are "bricks :" in the burnt cork profession
They don't deal out to an audience stale
jokes and worn out conuudrums but have
something new, witty, and full of fun, and
who strive to give the public their ''money's
worth" The entertainment last evening was
q success in every way
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

Tnou shalt not go fishing on the Sabbath
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sew York Dry Goods L4srket.
BY Tel-sraph Nrw fosK, Juns IS
brown .tusda5d .ho.tps. arm at Is tor Atls TIC
aud Isai.n II. sd rHeiac A IL, stark L. hha~npt
cli; k.rsp P Is; d, q II; 10 Il i211 BEDFORD and
Ksanstec 1915
Bl-.eh.d Aa.Iu. medium sud 10 makes irss
dep ED: Niis 20 w4msutts 2sis Ta.oarors &c.
TIei3Y 10 a.; D-ieht s. lnton e. While tpeA
"a uns serpsr ~ IN Y; Bsrslstt salneh issS d. 30
iach 1915 Harris No ~ ~. rotvsdas and Wsi'hsm
Ia Lewiston 20 AtsspA IS.
le2im.-sisaay . Tor Aptroscorgn. 80 Albany and
Ptt.Gs.e; 80 uni,n No
4 Caecks q Tor Eishnloud
KIN ny Jeans ss4.
P.pyer,li ro~pls eA.xo~ - NsrrinlAe fancy p1inis
- DO pnl. aud psfp,s ": d. fAse, lsiz. Aneticsb
pantea aud R.ehr oni -. Au .k-ag ~ 9AtkeEaH 1917
An Of D-I.ines La. to 42t4sis
at Louis Hsrket
BY T-leEah.l ~. Lpsis Juhs IS.
wu.ky-Bohded in dsnAuJ at 2 SIS
LEAD ste.d. ai9
sloar Dead .,i-s except Of extra 81 ti0s 10 90
Wet -Aors ssus- All nfn.r extra 81 olee cab al
81 .. Ne 2 .pr.ng 81 %. f.li g. soaloo
corn-cf,o'c. sr.ds- Ia Il uAna; " grads IN ala.
bic Choiev ~ih,s 70, estl o., tine 90 avs ysiiov
s74pi
o..- F,rp-r i,s. lis., re, ips. SAL. al ssSss
Hay-Hsavy;fi- 20
Pfcyi.ons-ILa tive
Nessf rkt2. but rruiy iots rouil pot bring
thas 81 Is
B,enn- Clear s,e's Ia, .Load.rssi -
Cincinnati raraet.
Hy 7 i,srsph c1S 4sSsu Jone u.s.
rioar--p-nstsll % rsesilt. nsstl aed the stock
saat
xa,,ii.,s tsio~ Is I'D tny,t. !, 30 al close
tl,re @,re sellers ADD DO tiger. Il No IN eu
o.t,-Dan =, % foi NJ !. sale. Il No made a.
thetaual st g.
RET IS Tor Vol
"hi.ky-stai,; salr. at "a in Loud
de-. Potk-Du!i. city 81 %
BaiN Htas-sid.s 10. ,tou ders q.
Bactn-U Dchsng,d.
L@re-I2
snsa-Eery FIRM ard prices 4 Z high r.
Coffee Firm At iull rriees
Foreign Markets.
Livupooi June i5-Soon
Cotton ouiet
Brssd.,uGs-PuoyAnt
, rn-3ss III
whtst Il, ID
f4sts-J-sl
. Po,k-7bs3i
LsNsex ne l5-Noon.
; Bfea'stnR.- Quiet
In do
a B4rou =
CA,-~sr- ca
chicago Live STOCK market.
! Nv TEL, rrsi.h 0s,c.eo June IS
, Rec ipts-ll ests 4 estt'.. IL eais - hogs
Csttle-Chuice 10 prir. s. 81 90 ia good 60 q
as 81 to .<nm s. 3bs -
Hogs-cL..c T. Ifiur 81 o. IS p; fair good Sc GO
C. ~. c !. eian - 20 as 80
view work MONEY msrket.
Z ~ telegraph NV ycsx, June is
/. ster'ing-stesdy; 1880.
{ Mones- SCI
G5.d-3k
LATER
: sterling Qniet sn unchanged
God-st.ai,; opened at 5T advanced 70 81. closed
: at 49,
: Exports to-day 81. s4ssl cash gid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

the upper end Of Main street, yester>
day, we saw crowd of men and boys gath
cred around a wagon, and, possessing grea.
penchsSt for sight seeing, we soon added one
more to the assembly, aud our sight was dis
gusted with the scene before us. Wba, was
1t, you ask. twas four of Gods creatures,
two men with their wives, in shameful state
of intoxication. They came from the coun-
try in the forenoon to do some shopping, and
then we're "homeward bound" One OF the
women, not quite so drunk as her compan
ions, would scream out occasionally, Hur
rah for Buchanan" The scene seemed to be
very amusing TO some, but to the majority it
was pitiable sight, one which, thank Heav-
en-, is very rarely seen upon our streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

Ply.s4NG PEoPLE-lhe preacher, editor
and officer. or man in whatever attitude as
public servant cannot please every hody. de
would have TO have as many shades as the
chameleon to succeed in such an enterprise
We dom propose general essay on this sub
leet, and shall therefore content ourselves
with few observations pertaining to the So-
cation Of an editor First, thep, be II kno~ni
that the editor does not write every paragraph
that appears ia paper, notion that pre-
walls with some people. Because he pub
fishes a column fun he is not clown; or
a column of religious news, he does not org
mate or endorse it all. The constituency OF
newspaper have varied tastes, and the editor
abors 10 contribute something that will be
reliable TO every one. II fifty men were to
SET down to a table laden with sour krout aud
honey, they would be very apt to exhibit
| their ant;podal tastes He is a poor editor,
whose paper, as he is poor landlord whose
table, simply reflects individual tastes. Bear
these ftcts in mind, oh ye generation OF
grumbers
TlL1I q SKlRrs.-A pretty foot and shape
| " ankle are Individually strong attractions IN
a woman aud if She chooses to show them
| she will assuredy never lack admirers to APP
preciate the privilege. There Is nothing IN
! trinsica Is more immodest in showing the low
er limbs than in showing the upper ones, and
as the latter is usualy revealed without Gov
erIng and the former are not. the distinction,
if any. is on the safe side Decidedly there
| is less suggestion of indelicacy even in rev
eaion extending above the knee than in the
over liberal exposure OF the bosom too often
seen 10 society, and winch fashion still APP
pears 10 sanction. \ nice foot and ankle we'll
| booted, and = rounded continuation yell
| hosed however attractive as we have seeD
them To be. do not convey. save TO very NOR
! bid and humanity Imagination, such insignh>
cant as .ociatons as does the brazen reveal
nient OF those parts Of the igure which most
decent women even Of barbarous nations,
have jealnusy yelled the sacred symbols
| of maternity No, such developments TO q
healthy mind are not entirely shocking and
demoraiziug There is only danger that,
| like all pleasant. piquau'. or slightly enuiso-
| cal thin IS they may b. carried too far Ito be
more exact. that the skirts may be tilted too
high Round Table.
SOM of orr contemporaries seem TO think
that the triumph of their csuse depended,
like the fate Of Jericho, upon the amount OF
noise u,,de-in these DAYS OF refine .neht and
luxury an article oil real intrinsic merit is
soon appreciated; hence the unbouuded and
unparali rled success Of PLANTATION BiFfERs.
This remedy has ever and always been
found reliable. As gentle slimuant aud
tonic appetizer 1t cannot b. excelied. 1t u
no Doubt sovereign remedy for stomaehit
disorders for dyspepsia liver compliant, and
in stimulating healthy appetite.
MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet ar
ticle-.uperior to Cologne, and a half tbs
price. deodGt&w2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

THE German Catholics of our city have
commenced the erection of church edihce
on the corner of johnson and Fourteenth
streets. Its style will be gothic, and its size
will be forty feet front by sixty-five feet deep
The location upon which this structure is be-
ing erected is one of the best in the city, and
we feel gratified in making note of this fine
addition TO the church buildings Of Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

SUNDAY School CoScERr.-We understand
tie children of the Congregational Sunday
School will give concert on Tuesday even~
ing Of this week. Among the attractions
will be pyramid twenty feet high of over
one hundred children. The exercises will
consist of songs. duets, choruses, dialogues
Rotations, &c. The teachers and scholars
are bending their energies to make the enter.
tainment worthy Of the liberal patronage of
the public. We have no doubt the Congre.
gational church will be crowded next Tues
day evening,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

JONI BERTRAM, ESQ, of Salem, Mass,
the largest shipper in the African trade in
the United States, and the largest stock
holder in the Iowa and Nebraska Railroad,
together with his son-in-law, David p. KiLi>
ball, and Capt Silver, of Nebraska, were
stopping at the Tepfer House GU Friday, and
departed yesterday morning. They said Of
the Tepfer House, before their departure,
that it was the best hotel they had stopped
at since they had left home, and that mine
host Tepfer and his gentemsnly clerk, Char
lie Bradford, we're the right men in the right
place.. and could not be exceled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16
Arrivals and Departures Of Eeokuk Parkrts


Ron ROY,
Arrives on Tuesday AID Friday. Al O'Clock p. m.
and De itts on Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing at o'elock-
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Icy BERTRAM

Arrives On Wednesday and Saturday. at p M
and Departs Thursday anu Monday, at Z d. III
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For Sale

i ~ 10 hio>s ~ on which four story brick
Ia metal roof building % by % and stone foupda
oa o. 20 by 70 on the basnce Of the lot This proper
y kno~n ~ the Arcade Building and is sItust,d or
about onehalf shat the nts coat ala
70 ~ VIII be rented fr term Of years Title good or
DO sale For further information address
msyio u. b. TEy-RYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

Heimstreet inimitable Hair Coloring is not q
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed of Ia
mar caHs,ie, and or less destroy the vitality
and beauty Of the hair This il the original Hair
Coioring, and has been growing in favor over
twenty years Il restores grey hair TO its original
color by gradual absorption, in a most remarkable
manner. 1t Is also beautiful hair dressing. Sold
in two siEes-50 cents and Shy all dealers.
C. HEIMsTREET, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al
Druggists.
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Ten-Hvck's Agencv.
n. 3. Is u n u = g X
r Z Al Z STATE
General Insurance Agency
OFFICE ON 6HCoND-sr- KEoKUK, I0wx0
Real Estate BOugh and Sol d

-6APersons leaving property With n. b. Ten.Eyck.s
sell win be charged regular commission whoever sels
the property.
Fire, River, Lake and Life Insura ace.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet ar
ticle-.uperior to Cologne, ard a half the
mice deodGtGw2t
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LOB tALk-- One Il lots, on the corner Of llth and
Morgan Streets well fenced Rut amen tai trees
y 'front.' tnd side wak 90 10th Ki6 Ifce $500 cash
Title god or sale Enquire q
spr7 q TRNFYCK
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Church Ebireff0ru.

Arrives on Thursday and sunday, at 6 + Il
and Departs On Frilsy and Tuesday, at n m.
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EOR SALE.-Lot . Block "A, on which
Il is two~tory srick Dwelling House with nine
rooms cesr, cistern veil and large number Of fruit
and other trees This property In Enc order. and
being located pAbk, bet~ II and Sd street, is
very convenient bnsine-s viii be sold at bargain
Tile good or sale. Enquire o.
mays IL p TEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on cor
u her 7th ~Dd Bank street eintrsciug ntsrly fspf
lots, brick cottage dwelling stable, sod aud
house snd other OUT uildirK garden and large variety
frni; ant pfal tTess choice varieties grapes
ris q, ae 10 bearing two large cist-rnB, ke, Ar-
THIS property h in god repair, and ofef the whole
for sale low price. for cash, bAif each snd bal
snees fAvurAble terms Title perfect The wholaa
for sale Al LESS than the house can te hTiit for
Enqnifs OF TES-EYCk,
az u epropFiss0r LHAS. =. BikGE
Sdff
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E'ok sALE--A tNo-story brick Dwelling House con
tanning rooms, cellar tern frAme barn lot
~ feet front ard lao deep ua 81 near The corner of
sth aud Bank streets Tit. god sale
Enquire OF spf5l Il. TES-EYcE
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NOR EALB-s0 acre. laid mostly TIMBER Or the mid
T. die road. leading from keok uk ioeanaBsky about
miles from the cry, aud may hr known tie Ritt
udson tract Title good Pm e $50 per acre Hnaur
Of II. b. TENEYCF
msrlT
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I.tOh sALk-Lot :. block ITO. on the corner Of sth
u aud Timea % which Is ! tAtsd Frame Dwelljns
House eortainipg rp4,uss number Of closets fof
eisterh aud cellar lot will fsncet ard will command
rent o. 80 per noaih. Title good Or 10 sale
Enquire Of apri2 II. B. TkN-EYcE
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TOR SALE-A frame dwelling house, with
u sir rooms. fun lot With fruit and otLst trees
streets keokuk Price ta00e Title god Enquire Of
ulchfg IL B. TEN Efck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-16

ISoR sALE-sir acres q cry desirable grape and
II fruit lApi situated 90 Gr4nd Avenue about x
miles from the Court Hoese. vs. in u sidsd 10 suit
'purchasers Knquirs q
msri7 nj TES-EYcg
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-03-21
Know Thy Destiny.

Madame E. F. Thornton, The great English As
trtlogist, Clairvoyant and PSyehometrician who
mas astonished the scientific classes Of the OH
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N Y.
Madame. Thornton possesses such wonderful
powers OF second sight, as 10 liable her to i'm
part knowledge Of the greatest Importance to
the single or married Of either sex. While ina
state of trance, she delineates the very features
Of the person You are to marry, and by the aid
Of an instrument of intense power, knewn a.
the psychomotrope, guarantees to produce
life-like picture Of the future husband or wife
Of the applicant, together with date of marriage
position in life leading traits of character, etc.
This Is no humbug, az thousands of test. mo-
mails can assert. She will send. when desiredt
acertided certificate, or written guarantee, tina
the picture is what it purports to be. By en-
closing small look of hair, and stating place of
birth, age, disposition and complexion, and
enclosing 80 cents and stamped envelope ad-
dressed to yourself, you will receive the picture
and desired information by return mail. All
com nnics ions sacredly confidential. address
In co ddence, Madame Eff. Thornton, P. o.
Boy2. Hudson M ~ marsly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-03-21

on patent medicines; poets may
sing of the vineclad hills that border
the rhine; where are they, beside
the VintoE county hills, crowned
with sassafras, rent by coal mines,
and luxuriant with Concords and
Catawbass Let Hungary praise the
Royal Tokay Wines: they can nev-
er hope to equal Roback's Bitters,
or DR.. John. Bulls Sarsaparills.
Londoners brag of the Times as a
great newspaper: who will deny,
that the three 'Vinton county or.
gans are its equal9 Away with
your old world wonders; was Rome,
built upon her seren hills, as mag.
niHcent as Zaleski among her
serenteen! We first invented wood
en- nutmegs, and the fourth of July:
among us originated monitors and
Artemus Ward; and this is probably
the only country where every little
boy expects to be President; where
Brigadier Generals grow on every
bush, and where Beadle's Dime
Novels are published. And taking
into consideration, Niagara Falls,
PIT. .Barnum, the Mississippi River,
and the Branch Railroad to Near
thur, We may well say that Ameri-
ca is a great country.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-03-21
Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, tho world. re-.
nowned Astrologist and Sonna mbulistic ClaiY-
voyant, while in clairvoyant state, de ineates
the very features Of the person you are to mar
ry, and BY the aid Of an instrument of intense
power, known as the Psychomo rope, guaran-
tees to produce perfect aud life-like picture
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant
with dato, Of marrisge, occupat on, leading
rats OF character. &c: This Is no imposition,
BY stating place Of birth age, disposition color
Of eyes and hair, sndenclosing fifty GEMS, and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, You
will reccive tho picture by return mail, together
with desired information.
IA Address in confidence, MADAME GKR-
TRuDE REMINGTON, P.lo. Box 2s7,' West Troy,
NY.