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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-19

that LOT OF LAND, with two wooden build
ings thereon adjoining the above to the south, aui
measuring forty-ive (46) feet on Lucns-etreet thi
same Oh back Line, which also opens on Gadsden
street continued, by one hundred and sIty.siI l168
feet on the orth and south lines, be the same NOR
or less
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-19

An that LOT OF LAND to the south Of the one
Just described, measuring front on Gadsden-street
forty-ve l45 feet the on the back or east hue,
and on the south and north lines one hundred and
six T106l feet
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-19
"COSTAR'S" BITTER-SWEET
AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Beauties the Complexion.
Makes the Skin fresh and fair.

GEl!! Beware!!l Of all Worthless limitations.
R5r None Genuine without "COSTAR'S" Signature.
re- CSC. and SOC. sizes kept by all DRUGGISTS.
re- 81 sizes sent by mail on receipt of price.
Hf- 50 pays for any three 81 sizes by Express.
Hr So pays for eight 81 sizes BY Express.
Address
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-02-09
AVE MAR1s STELLA.

~ AVE MARIs STELLA
In Italy devotion to enft kaAl iscvcrtrcsl
. pure. and apprOpriatc~to the gentle hr,,
and simple llabits>of Her who is its object
and even nov exists in all its religious
people IcIl'rer-1IcI IL homage
soHching, tender, and -lnct,,res11re.- On tn,
tmiling seasidc hills in the fertile valley.
OF Campanil, amid the sorges of the Apel-
nines, IN the. glaciers of the Alps, and
amongst the arid heaths of the Aiurzz,,;,
[h'nbie affairs are here and there raised tu
- the Madonna. These little primitive. chan
els, shaded with Il network of ivv OF green
vhc leaves. are sheltered by tho. old forest
b"uglls, and their shade is east over MANY
II stream in the fervid heat of noon Vic
tori0us over time and political commotions.
til''-st;.ttonna still shades her little mystic
lamp beneath "a canopy of foliage or of
the shepherd of the l,illS the laborers of the
valley, ana even the fierce lrigand, devout-
~ light the Hickering lamp, which shines
IKE II protecting star far up on the noun
taihs, anu serves as u beacon amid the
= woods.
ht, little nook wherein it stands is sacred
ground; there the most ferocious bandit eft
= Caiahlla would not dare to draw his dagger:
ana mere even he goes to pray when the
distant bells chime forth the Are Maria II
liz tne lnSf Ink which binds him tn humon;-
ty. and rarely, indeed, is that link broken
The~Hsspect entertained by the italian
banditti for the Madonm, is rwell- -kn0wn
iact. Father De Barry tellssnf one of them
VINO allows himself to bc taken without of
1ering any resistance, because the. Sbi,,.; at
tackled him on Il saturday. and he had
vowed before the Virgins altar never to
make use OF arms on that day even in de-
Tense OF his life.
, These little solitary chapels, lost t-.mjJ fhe
rocks or in the depths of the woods, awake
m the traveller, he hc-ever so reckIess.-:i
th"''sand delightful emotions like the long.
forgotten perfume of home flowers, sudden
-fy greeting us i'll II strange land A modern
author, who is any thing but partial to
Cathoiiclty. gives u charming ac..e,,pt of tbe
emotions, which he felt on seeing ON. fthes,
Nladonnas hidden in the mountains of thc
Iyrol:/ Alta turn uf the path" saws he. 81
found a small niche followed in ti, rnck
with it's Madonna and the lamp. which thi
ri"us nl"unt;sincers light every eyenin" in
the most rcmole sulitu,ics; there WAS nt thr
root OF the rustic altar ii bunch of fresh nnr-
den-fiowers; that lighted lamp. tIose
amongst the bleak mountains. were, The Of
fe''ngs OF n devotion more simple and more
touching than any thing have ever seen NJ,
Nfhe kind.
NOt=more than two PAGES from ,he Ma
donna was precirre along the y.rne of
which lay the only path out of the ,lcf;,r
the Virgin lamp must thus he of great s,,r. |
In thc first wears nt ,h.. f,r,.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-02-09
MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER,

NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY o. le,s
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-02-09

NEW YORK CATHoILC SrND,y S..uo,, r-,.s
i'1' hist-rrport- of this institution has l,,+.,x
been -ri.hlislted, which shows that its sho,.
.''feef mas i''-en one of great useFuln4ss--i,a
,ulnre, one of hopeful promise. We appen,, a
passage: 9,
s,i, me t iirst meeting of the Catholic SnS,l,y
on1oi ~ n, thion OF the city OF New York was hail
Oh Oh the Church of the NATIVITY ID, th;s 90, G
nss; s Sce;,sion an i.'hess WAS delivered by H.
n1saue,, Nl,iaining the mature and objects of
Ghe proposed ASSOC citation aud The ,,,o,l ,, va
whIcf IT WAS believed and hoped Wn,,Id rIiii'.
i a,e course Of inrc from such a union of ,b
tis ,;ts ets OF The Catholic Sunday Schools of
,,ur,14 a. al 'Ais meeting there were pres,nts
- -; M;i.'eh'htifeS IT,. from ten churches and ffty
-, nn ""efs were enrolled. Several ,n.,,,.-
,..I;'... w. '"e .i'iSy also participated in the pro
since that time many interesting
'n.e'iH%s a HIVE been held; The numh.r -;
nh,Tches represented has increasel tn eiwhte..,,
n.i ~" 10 '"asheis have enrolled their names M
h.,,,n per-, "1 the 'inion. Many other@Itsacbers
nave also attended the neetenps W wt5z z7f,.va ,
~ IN YET formally united themselves with 4%.
iSsoc iat ion "Hfi the
:, On the subject of establishing Sunday School
ibraries, the report continues
u. union recommends most earnestly tn FL.
',",,t eis Oh 'h'. various schools the establish
hehi OF Sunday School libraries i'm ti,"
e Shoois III which they do not mt present ex;at
3 nu Nv W "'s"ihe effect on the minds of children
~" iea"ing "f good Catholic books is easily
irr tn,,;t1 "eS are, unfortunately, in this =
III exposed to the danger Of 3eatlinV
,n,,,' 'lailt the cheap, shallow and often
.,,n, ti immoral trash, which is continually
~. n,, ,h: rom The press How more effectnaIly
m 'nn 'iI,s ms ure!uliii agency OF evil he defeated
n,n , nA l,i;cihg III their hands good Catholic
,,a. "ls DOCKS, which, while they amuse and in.
ieafe IN their minds the strict Catholic
nw ,cs i,r o. truth, jnstice, purity and charity.
" o"i mn example, can tine beauty of virtue and
,e hhpp'ncSs that awaits the inst he mnra ,,,,.
n,,, SNhi6ifed to them than by otfering
rs amd M ,he i"ci h,ary the lives Of the saints mar
Ig"ns books, which children will reaJ ,.-;tI
s.,Ii1 t'r many would give them
e""hi nor something of n similar character he
in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

four hundred soldiers, including nearly every
prominently known officer or soldis
in this tovnship, will vote for Grant and Col
fax. Are not these also white Boys in
Blue ~ Or DO yos ciaim dat yoa ard your
company are alone nntaintsd With Aificaa
blood Your chosen name wosll imply thai
you deem yourselves - sGslssive seprssea-
,a,ivssof ~ sh11s ~ a1n9. Bss yos
are ~ sseA n, No., 81 - I've
no rioas = - usssnl ~ 49, = : sast
msjesi9 z then Mo v4s ea11ieas. Ne
know - - e nm h ~ s1ny vho vsesa
for McCiS1laa, and dsslaest he var silil-
ure.' These yos have, and vhatsver honor
their support bestows, We 9oyfully accord
foes, the loyal persecuted negro to the dis.
loyal rebel white, with the intelligence TO
lead his country 10 ruin, and the relentless
bitter malignity Of 6end. We will sti II vote
~ we fought; not merely for restored
Union, but for Union which your Blair and
and his rebel armies can never destroy; .
Union in which any one Of our comrades may
live in safety 1t the South, proclaim his SEN
timents and be elected to Office over rebel,
and in which those in the North who snser
ct him now - - carpet-bagEsr, will
slink away from notice ashamed Of 70 cow
ardly IN attack on the fair name Of sfellow
soldier.
Soldiers, let us throw off the disgracs
which attaches to ~ - body. from the or
ganization of these sslf-styled "White Boys
in Blue Let us show our countrynen that
We, the great majority Of the volunteer army,
are nov. as always, true to the principles
for which We commended, and the leaders
whose genius won our victories. Let ~ BY
orr actions and our votes, proclaim that as
this perilous hour for our country, We are not
deserters. Let us teach the Southern rebels,
whom We conquered in war, that they are not
| to rule us in peace, and that unless they shall
henceforth in good faith prove peaceful and
| law abiding citizens, they may once more
| learn that there 10 North.
| BEcoID Iowa INFANTRY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17
yosthwnkn Union Packet Company
-. white Cellar" Lins,

Regular fare 10 ST. Louis Ywo noLhArs. until fur
thes orders.
Daily lise o. passenger Packets to 81. Louis and
Ill ;rt:,nsdiate points, consisting Of tAs IL.
IAaP14. Capssia Burnett, mastes; the tuS1.
1lG4OAu, Captain Davidson, mastsr and
sAs IFAOoA. Captain Robs. Hin, master, one
Of which viii lsavs the landing eaeh day q
$50 q. N.
Tho above boaas will make close connection
with those running between this point and 81
Paul.
Arrangements have recently been made IN
transferring At Rock Island by which passenger
can reach ST. Paul - hours in advance Of any
other line.
In addition 10 the above the passenger and
;reisht Packets W0kx1D 3ep1K8. Captain
Moses Hall, master; vI0100Y, Captain SEQ
held. master and the p PALMER, will make reg
ular trips.
Tickets for sale over the Hannibal and St. 10
seph and Southern Pacific Road to all Fotnt'
west Of the Missouri river.
Patroniss the Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or passage apply to tho nice OF I'M
Company, corner Blondcau and Lesss.
s. NJ. AacnEs, Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

OuR friend Hugh Copeland is the arehi-
sscs whose design asA vorkmanship rvs The
very tAsbseal, elegant and atsractivs appear
asss 70 ~ room into which T. R. J. Ayres
1 Sons have just removed their 6ne estab.
lishment. Tho splendid and ornate finish
which Mr.. Copeland has given to the room
sxcisss universal admiration. and enables
the Mesars Ayrcs to display their ample and
varied stock Of costly and SNOWY WIRES and
goods TO most admirable advantage. Thii
spscinen Of Mr.. Copeland's excellent tasta
and inimitabIs workmanship for : business
House, il eomplemsnted in certain elegant
and attractive improvements which hs 70.
ss1tlv deaiGsed and sxeeated for Judge Nil.
lsr's dvslline- houss.
, sseaasaes 70 oar adysrtisins eolamn'
the readers Of The CARS CIYY will know just
whore % 50 whom they wsas good work ia
1aIA Copslaad's line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

Ia order to allow the Tanners and their
friends to attend the Great Mass Meeting to
be held at Des Moines, on the Esd and oath
ins,s., the Des Moines Valley Railroad will
tissue tickets at the rate Of l$3l three dollars
each for the round trip, provided there are
engaged not fewer than two hundred tickets
at the different stations on the line between
Keokuk and Ottumwa, both included. List
Of The Sxcursicnists TO be sent to the Super.
intsndsat on Or before the 10th inst, % thai
he proper number Of coaches may b fur.
nished. St
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

cs,enDo.


R0n RoY. Arrive. on Sunday asi Thurs
Law. i O'clock ,. M, and D-par'so % Tuesday
and Friday, att o'clock a. MI
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives on Iuesdiy
"a Fr;d.x a o'clock p. M, and Departs on
Wednesday snd Saturday, 1t =. m
IN. Jo1N0oW, Arrives on Saturday asd
Wednesday, 1t p. M, and Departs on honasy
and Thursday. At .. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

FINE secondhand furniture At auction BY
Il. Howe, this morning At 10 clock, con,
sisting OF fine Oil Finish green Reps Par
lor act, Oak marble top Chamber set, car
pets, stoves, &C.. DC. II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

LOOK a tho Republican Pyramid which
Aas been built during the present campaign.
Come ont 70 the meeting this evening and
lots sxult over ii.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

RsruBLIcAXisA is marching on to com.
plets victory in November. Turn out to the
meeting tonight and jubilats over the pro-
aress NO have thus far made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

RoaHRssoH / ALBEls offer 10 supply fam.
ikss with choice potatoes at low prices Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

Coon speakers and good music will be II
attendance at the meeting this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

AsW YORK Flnanees.
By Telegraph Nsw YoaH Oct 10
Mopey-Activs and steady 1t Col.
Sterling Dali At 9A@h
Gola-Lower opening At s'sx and closing At 81
Governments sctivs and higher.
Coupon. Of 81 lsl4oE do 20 i3x6sk; - lll4ol2;
IS l2Df2ls new 1osz01l DO 81 lool.s 'ds iia7.;
l04os 3Is4e
Railways active and buoyant, with atsLss spsen.
Iative mania In few Western shArts.vhich advanced
20 per cent Miscellaneous md Rxpfs shases active
and higher, and the market ger orally strong
$50 priees-u b 4ssz: N saos6. 1sf0ss
Eris 20; To Ssx@A; St Paul 11a0lli; pfd 1laD
Ii; R ioekDkN " s1s7; pfd s15x1s; Uwa,ss
iJoDL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

TvExTY pieces Of good wide heavy brown
muslins n fourteen cents yard, at the New
York Stors. II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

AAsonlc. ~ Special communication o.
Eagle Lodge No. II, A. F. and 4. NJ, THU
evening 1t n o'clock. Work on Third
Degree,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

4 SUPERIOR article Of French Aerino, fol-
one dollar yard, 81 the New York Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17
COOP FEELING

win be there. Tho above il the only kind
Of Platform that will b used, but that 9
enough TO en,huss all right,souled Republi.
cans.
Come ont everybody that wants GRANT
AND PACE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

Cow out y Tho Publication meeting to-
night, sad rejcies visA tAoss Who are glad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

YARD vide Irish linen n q cents pei
yard, al ihe New York Store. u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17
Financial and Commercial.

x1oEUx RARX1T.
Corrected daily y sxow Hu1sR, Comm tsioa
Merchants, Second street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

D ~
n nsss. ch;.t.n, ~ d To- a. % n dor.
n.onn ss.a -. ~, v.Iion.
po-.-o.s--New zoe 70 Il % y bushsl.
s sU po,.,o..~Whit. 81 90 to 81 IS; red
=, -
ax,o..-ssc ner bush.
T Ton.rov.sf 90 to i 20 pef bush.
L..n1city cured lslc per n. Country cured
~ 1sc ~, a.
p.v.~y-a6 10 sgc ~ ID.
T.,,o.-Is bbls. ii to I2c; loose Zoe per -
V.Arur,s-pYima Soc to Csc peY 10.
p....not,on = n, Is.
WH1r BxAEs-Connon to eo0d 81 10 70 ) W
C...,.-Nool country Ice. Factory zoe.
Cider 95c per gal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

L'OR SALE acres OF land, described
= or Y IL oiley's Map Of Keoknk A. Rev Robert
Aeka College Ground. short distance vest Of
Hilton nursery. Price $500. title good
Also h- undivided half Of 70 feet Fifth street
adjoining the three story brick building oecup
cd .byM mad P. White. Enquire Of
H. D. TEN EYCK,
sepi9 Cor. 4th and Main 81. X, oknk.
FsUR RENT.-A two story brick Dwelling
4 House, with rooms, situate fifth, between
Fulton and Franklin streets. Possession Price
$50 per month. IL II, TES-fYCK
Keokuk. Oct, II, 1858
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17
d. As.,s ca..le market.

-. Aonls Cattle Market.
By Telegraph. D. LOUIS, Oct Is.
Your-etsady AID the demand active for lover grades
which ere very scarce; supers Is 3sa6 az. common
choAos extras IS 7sas; 1xG 7oDs76.
wheat-ln hs4tsf dsaAnd: choice spsisg A0s higher;
ohoes red and white fall - ieS. Do No spring 81 80
81 ~ No q &oDi4a
Covp-850es.
oas-Hsasy; soD55.
Bsrisy-0 ooo7 for prime to choice low sp,uK.
Rys-StsaAy bat less Arm; 81 7aGs
Moss Posk-stsady It TO IL.
sacon-stin II consequsses 81 pusehas.. BY The 6ov
ssnment Clear sides sold IT 7lt4s4 clesr rib lcs1,
shoulders 3t4ox.
Lard -Dro<pin
Whisky -Sirnsr II u .70lN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17
For Sale.

A Frame Dwelling House, with four rooms,
n cellar, stable eistern, nice garden grapes and
great variety Of fruit tressull lot all In good oonhi
iion-on frsnan between 18th and l4th Till,
good. Price $i2o0-hslf cash, balance :ime Eu.
aairt OF ". b TEN-EiCk.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
jni6 Cor 4th and Man-sts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Marhst.
By Telegraph uh'eAso' w "
Fiour-Duii and unchanged
Corn-slxes..
wheat 81 ny.
Bsrl.y-oslx&7
OAts-37.
eeods-nmothy 81 50.
Provisions-Une angsd
-
Onaeare Live steer Aerkss.
By telegraph oaioAso' w. ~
R.ceip,sCasts - cars hogs los cars sheep u cars
c.,te-aood TO extra % 1901 II socksn u 20 ~
Hogs-Ss 2seo for good to extra
fhe@p-Ss 5000 o for good to choice
sew rsva asPKss
r.,.~.nhl MN OH Och 10.
Ylour-C,os.d dull and declining for medium ana
common grades.
whsas-loac batter, with limited supply
Rye-Qoist and stsAdy
Osts-TYm At TAX for western ahcat
oors-Tirm 1t 81 Il hOls fer sound mixed ~esters
ahoat
Porh-yay quls,: ias 2s12s % for mess, cash and
regular.
Cut Neats-Quiet
Bacon -Steady.
Lard Dali 1t 1871 for fair to prime steam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17
F OR $ A l. F..
Insurance aud Real Estate Agent,
Cor Main aud Fourth Sta

.1z,---
EOR SALE.--Lots | and 2, in Block AZ,
L Reds Addition. Price $40 each lot,
Also, Lot 10, Flock los, Concert Street. between
18th and 1ih SITS. Title perfect Price s4oo.
Also, Lot T. hnlf of Lot Block ~, In kbournes Ad
itou TO Keokak, with one story frame dwelling
tanning three collar cistern. stable and tie beat
variety OF fruit 10 he found Ia this city the
quantity OF land This property fern erly occupied
by 7. A. Ward. Title petfeet. Price ~ 600.
Enquire Of II II. TEN ENCk.
Hug2u Corner 4th and Main,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

not Copperhsads or rebels, all Copperhead
and nearly all rebels are Democrats. I, is
sufficiently evident that they are the control
ling influence in the party, and shape its IN.
tire policy.
I'D. G. D., suffers from IN old complaint,
the nature OF which, is to make its victim see
no other color than black. He has Africa
on the brain, and in the delirium ofhis dis
ease, seeks to impart his malady to others
He IL opposed to negro suffrage, and to in
sure its defeat, be asks soldiers to help bis
party TO success. What would such sccess
effect, says Blair? The overthrow Of the
whole work Of reconstruction, including the
Fourteenth Constitutional amendment and
the governments Of eight States, and the res.
tora&ion Of tho South to anarchy and the do.
minion Of the very men whose rebellion made
the war.
The Fourteenth amendment permits the
representation OF no class in Congress who
are not voters, secures civil rights to oil,
guarantees the payment Of our public debt,
and forbids the payment Of the rebel debt.
This amendment 20 just in its terms to the
people Of every State, vas tffered to the
white people ofthe South without negro suf.
froge. The rebels everywhere rejected II.
They wished to have oil their negro popula-
ton represented in Congress, but desired 10
| cast oil the votes themselves in accordance
with the Constitution without the amend.
msnt. Thus the effort Of their rebellion
would have been to reward them With more
power than they had before the war. Five
slaves we're coanted q being equal in repre-
ssntation, to three free persons, whether
voters or not. But slavery being q
IN end, i've Of the late slaves
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17

.
Of the South. The expelled members, in.
stead Of engaging in . war for their rights,
went peacefully to holding Republican meet
inas, while the white Rebels, knowing no ar
gument but violence, ct the bloody massacre
Of Camilla killed over hundred unarmed
Unionists, without the loss Of one man killed
and bat six wounded. II is the negroes Who
set an example Of patient endurance and sub
nssion to law, and the white Rebels, with
their Ku-Klux Khan, who are making the
South the most i'll governed country in the
world. Did We, when We had conquered the
rebellion, expect that the Rebels were thus
to be restored to rule? No! We expected
their leaders to be banished or hung, their
property con6scated, and none but loyal men
allowed to rule, while all loyal men should
| be protected. Our hopes having thus been
disappointed, how may We yet attain that for
which We fought, restored and well regu-
lated Union9 Seymour and Blair promise to
destroy I'll that has been done, overthrow the
Southern State Governments, with the 14th
Amendment, and fully restore Rebel rule,
while Grant has emphatically said, "I.et US
have peace.
D. =. d." you who would ruin your child
for this world and the next, rather than he
should be blest in common with negro.
You, whose sole argument is an appeal to
the most contemplate prejudices of human
nature, speak for Yourself but seek not to
misrepresent the views Of thousands Of SOL
diers who prefer even the slight evils Incl
dent to negro suffrage, to the numberless
horrors asssndant upon Rebel rule in the
South and in the National Government. By
hard work, ron have collected perhaps :
hundred men who say they we're soldiers.
These men arrogAte to themselves the
name Of .Whith Boys in Blue" Nearly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-17
f X ULT A T O N

All keoknk creation and Republicans from
everywhere should como out this Eve.
ming and put themselves on this Republican
Platform:
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-04-09
THE
Great New England Remedy!
DIR. j. W. P0LAND'S Il
ElAfE PINE COMPOUND I
The White Pine Compound Cures

"Ilaas early in the spring Of 1855 that tiis
Compound was oriNnNed' tmcmbcr ofml
FANNY was aflictet with Arbitration Of the
throat. attended with d,agreeable cough
had for some months previous thought that
n preparation, having orlt, lasiS the inside
bark Of white Pine, might lie so compounded
n to be very useful in the case of tho throat
and lungs. 10 tes the value Of It in the case
alluded to, compounded q small quantity of
the,medieino thatI Ia d'heen planning, and
gaye tin teaspoon'nl doses, Tho result was
exceedingly gratifying. Within two days the
irritation ofthe throat was removed, th' cough
subsided, and speedy cure was effected
Soon after this sent some to laly In Lon.
dondcrry, n. H., who had been suffering for
some weeks from a bad cough, occasioned 10y
a sud len cold, and raised mucuS stre'ked
with blooI. She soon found relief, and sent
for more. sic took about ten ounces, and got
welh J.rB Clarke Esq, editor Of the Man.
cheScr, paly Nlifpn, lhAdcR trial Of tleRame
nreparltion in the case Of bad cold, and was
turpi Immediately. He was so highly pleased
with the results, and 80 confident OF success
attending ils sales It laced before the public,
that he finally persuaded me to give II name
and send It abroad to hencht the suffering
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-04-09

There is probably no part OF
she naturab ,adprumoqtslof the
human person, the loss or dete-
iteration Of which, produce a
greater change from beauty to
positive ugliness than the hair.
Pew Bald people like to have
their misfortune and its artill-
cial remedy, the hateful wig,
noticed yet how few there are
Who take the proper means to
prevehtb badness, grey hairs and
diseases Of the scalp" -"Barret's
Vegetable Hair Restorative" is
apanacea for all such misfor-
tune%siTa 9cI) vi.-r='t