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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-15
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-15
BRYANT, Horticultural journal.

Having had thirteen years exp :: nee in raising
FRI II TRIES in This nyr:hcri cltnat lind that
there but few yarici;- OF +: = apples that
La! d. clon-i 10 do well in this II dr My expert
exec ii Horticulture rs been Tit.cr tXpcr-ivr, has
cost much labor AID III loss Fl Iiy thousands OF
trees that would not stand the climate.
haze selected few v.icties ii ngli-h apple, M
tiv's Of Cana.a. which have til pleasure Of "f,
iDg the public. Also, nted supply ccI brarci
Peach apple, i'r-c, lin" 'ating apple of excellent
quality, vcry hardy. which hsr ioLri-nri i. taafr
| more tiil 81 yca:F. Pic, Sl,ou TO l,5n.
The best So !. c;ion of Grated Apple
tire, :, from ~ to Loo each.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-15
AGENTS WANTED.

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Oh commission We gWETH' the above salary or corn
mission TO active industrious sge,ts # their own h.
10 Int odnoe an srtice Of ifiq.ll~rsls u.,l-, in go
household Eor full particulars cell o. o. sdares.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGrov, Oct. 20.
General Pope has ordered the military to
assist the civil authorities in collecting the
State taxes in Alabama and Florida.
The President has issued warrant of par
don to Henry Golfer. who was convicted at
Albany for counterfeiting, and sentenced to
five years imprisonment in the Albany peni
tentiary.
The following is return Of the cotton crop
for 1857, taken by the Bureaus s1sistics !:
From 48l divisions it is shown that 5,087, ,00S
acres have been planted in cotton, and that
The estimate yield is l,56s, a57 bales Of 45o
pounds each, equal to !, ,764 ,40l bales of 400
pounds each-the latter being the weight as
sumed in the census Of 1860. The yield OF
1865 was 8 3,656 oS6 bales of 400 pounds each.
1t 10 estimated BY the Bureau that the returns
yet to come in will not materially alter the
above figures.
New YoRK, Oct. 26.
The Times special says: You will recolect
that at the Surratt trial, the panel of jurors
in the Criminal Court here was quashed be-
cause the law had not been coml lea with.
To day t4e new papei was ordered, and 26
uames we're drawn, They were al white, as
the law yet includes the word white in its
pbraseology. Congress tried to change it at
its last session, but the President pocketed
the bill
The Hsrdlds Washington special says
ThsGovernment has despatched special agent
speer to Charleston, s. C., to investigate the
bounty frauds upon the colored soldiers, par
ucu'arly those of Governor Fan,oas loyal
bounty agents, Gopk ! Sherwood
Ex Ad,atant General Irvine, of New York,
has been here to help the latter out of their
trouble, but he has evidently failed, for the
officers have been instructed to proceed to
prosecute the cases with vigor, The Govern
ernment is confident of its ability to expose
the most gigantic fraud,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
MAsRixsfnH. Ctct. %

NAsRixsroS, Get. 20.
General Thomas report to General Grant
on the subject OF municipal election at Nash.
vile month ago will BIZ published on Mon
day. 1t comprises the correspondence by
telegraph, between these officers in reply to
inquiries respecting his duty.
General Grant explicitly informed MAJOR
General Thomas taa, tue lstter's duty was to
prevent collision with Governor Brownlow.
Should be issue his proclamation declaring
AN insurrection or Invasion to exist too for.
midable to be put down by the fnroes Of his
command, and called on the United States
Government to aid him, then aid would be
given. General Thomas was then informed
that his mission was to preserve the peace
and not take sides in political differences un.
til called out in accordance with the laws.
He was to prevent mobs, and aiding either
party, and if called upon legally to interfere
his duty was plain.
The conclusion Of the report is In General
Thomas own language as follows. The elec
ton is over. All lquiet.
The President has issued Proclamation
recommending the 2slh Of November to be
observed as day of National Thanksgiving
| The monthly debt statement for the pres
eut month will show contraction of four
million currency.
| Fractional currency printed during tht
week S572,320, shipped, S572,644; Nationa
bank currency issued S2i $50; currency re
deemed and destroyed $337, 800.
The receipts from customs for the weei
ending the 10th was So, ,s95 7Gs.
John H. Gilmer has fled, with Genera
SchoGeld formal protest of residents ant
voters Of Richmond against the counting 0
any votes recorded at any precinct after sui
set Wednesday evening.
! Receipts OF internal revenue for the weel
was 81, 800, ,2e2; for the fiscal year to date
4 S67. .Tsq 600.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Albany, Oct. 2s.
Walcd,t ]. Humphreys, Senator from the
3oth district, was arrested at Warsaw, Wyo.
ming county, and brought before Justice Cole
to day, upon warrant charging him with
bribery and corruption in office. Tho war.
rant charges that Humphreys did felonously
accept $500 to influence his vote on a bill
pending before the Railroad Committee of
the Senate. The accused gave bail in two
sureties of 81 900 each TO await the action of
the grand jury in November next.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 25.
Charles P. Bayard, stock broker, has sus-
pended for large sum. He has large assets,
but not Of an available character. 1t is
thought he will ultimately be able to pay all
demands, and leave q balance.
Two deaths from cholera have occurred
since yesterday.
NEW YoRK, Oct. &c.
The Heralds Havana special says: Daz
received only 75 of the 245 electoral votes
in Mexico.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 26.
The fall meeting is over Of the Blooded
Horse Association, The course closed to-
day with three races. The first Cumberland
| stake, for three year olds, two heats, Fifty
dollars entrance, the Association adding
$500, was won by Patrician in two heats
beating Salle Barnes and Nettie. Sand,
Barnes was second in both heats. Time
4:o24, 4.053. The second race, for q clut
purse OF 500 for the beaten horses, was wor
by Maggie Hunter, beating Counterproof
Victorine and Conflict. Time-1:5o, l:50t
Third race, club purse, for $500, dash o
| three miles. The spirit was good and the
attendance large.
AoBIIE, Oot %.
There is fourteen colored Delegates elected
| to the Alabama Convention,
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Oct. 26.
Two individuals, claiming to be English
noblemen, we're locked up in the station
house for alleged improprieties and beating
policeman.
Judge Barnard to. day issued an order ap.
pointing Cornelius Harrison receiver OF the
Washington Mariue Insurance Co. The to-
tai liabilities of the concern, including capi-
tai, amounts to $s5s,O4s l6; assets S97,
660 Sc.
The Jerome Park fall races concluded to-
day. The hurdle race was won BY Brown 9
Tycoon; the Welden stakes By Watson q
Captain Moore; the Champaign stakes by
McDaniels "b. f" by Planet; the consols.
ton premium by Watson's "Onward,n and
the three year old by Fanny Cheatham.
It isstated the Government will anticipate
the November interest on Monday or Tues.
day.
There were several seizures of distilleries
| to day.
A deficit Of $4,000 has been discovered
in. the accounts of cigar honss. Revenue
officers have the case under advisement.
1t is reported the Pacific Mail Company
have bought the Elysian Fields from East
| vens, for s., ,000, zoo.
Two riders we're thrown 10 hurdle race
let Jerome Park to-day, and were seriously
injured.
It's reported that negotiations are pending
for the consolidation Of the Pennsylvania
! Ceatsal and Camden asd Amboy roads,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FR0A RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Oct. %.
Official returns indicate the election of 80
Conservatives to 60 Radicals; and l8 Of the
latter are colored men. Sixty.five counties
give 70,777 for, and A, $50 against the con.
vention, with number of counties yet to be
heard from.
The pQlls were closed in Richmond at one
O'CLOCK Thu rsday morning, With . majority
Of 4O6 for Hunnicut's ticket.
Mr.. Giimer's protest holds that the clause
Of the supplemental bill which provides that
thirty days public notice shall be given of the
time Of holding election limits the General
to lie time designated in his order. He also
urges the shameless frauds and covering OF
CONSERVATIVES voters by colored police il the
employ of Col. Rose, the Superintendent oi
the election.
Considerable excitement is caused by the
fact that two citizens Of Rchmond, one a
prominent tobacco manufacturer, have been
ordered By vigilance committee Of oolored
men 70 leave the city in 48 hours. Their Of
fsnse mas violent opposidod % tho Rsdical
! ticket
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ILA1R cA1Ik HIP PA1Cl
81


LONDON, Oct 2s-Evsnise The Fnhl
trials are in progress 4 NancAsster. M
trial u Grove il complslsd, and tho verdict
is, Not Guilty" Tugide, Who confessed
to hsviss SHOT O'Donasii. was discharged
after short examination, there being no
doubt in the mind Of the Court that the man
was hopelessly insane. . -
The trials of the Fenisns imprisoned In
Dublin began on Monday.
Nnreported- that . man hailing from Dom
garoon has turned SAts's evidence.
CARrsaurH, Oct. 25.--The Diet Of Baden
to-day, byra lsrEs majority, sanctioned the
North Zoivsreiu, and adopted l proposed
alliance with Prussla, asfa
LONDON, Oct. 26.-The semi. official press
are alnCst unanimously Of the opinion thu.
Italian affairs are worse than when Napoleon
planned the French expedition in the interest
of the Pope.
Florence, Oct. General Caldini, who
was trusted with the formation Of new min
istry, has taken decided ground ssainst it,
present construction. = In his official com mmu.
nication he says he rsksrds tie relation Of
Ratizzi in the Prime Ministership as con.
ducive to the best interests Of the nation.
The news from Italy is startling. Dis.
patches we're received to day stating that
Garibaldi is marching on Rome. His com>
mand Was divided into two columns, which
we're taking different directions. The column
under Garibaldi had arrived at Monte Era
tundo, few miles from and in sight of the
Holy City, The Pspal troops we're retiring
slowly before the victorious march of the in-
surgents, but contesting the ground as they
retreated.
Bognorta was again captured, and is now
held by the Garihaldians.
The Times editorially comments on the
National honor exhibited by the Government
Of the United States in resolving to pay the
National debt and interest in gold.
PARis, Oct. 2s.-The Nonite,tr, in an off,
cial article, says the feet at Toulon had re-
ceived positive orders to sail for Cavita
Nicchia.
Dispatches state that General GaribAdi had
gathered large force around him, and was
seady to pass the Papal frontier.
Cavta Vicchia is IN state of siege.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25.-It is said that the
Royal Bank cannot resume business, and its
affairs are in hopeless condition.
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books,
s q Bridges. & Estes House
Gold. Silver. and Ivory Msunted Canes.
Bridges ................ Nos 4 Estes House.
GRoCERs-wMoLEsA
s. Pollock 4 Coz. ...............l1s Main street.
Hanill Co......................l0o 100 Main street.
Kellogg, Birge q Co...."..........-ss Main street
Bower Main street
u sladord....,-.,...,......eor llonaeaq Levee
GROCERs-RETAIL.
Robertson 4 Albsfs ..............l20 Main street
IA g McQaee, ...................-s4 Main street
Cox Iryin....... -..corner Fifth Main streets
Hydrencters, thermometers, sachrom
eters.
Sc d s...Nos / L Estes House
auNEss 4 .ADDLEs.
Eagu,. .............f ain street--bct Sd i 4th
MARpwARE.
Peck Drothers.....,....cer Fourth Main street
Il Main street
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
Main stree
3urkitt Main street
repfer rHouse...................cor Third johnson
Demng House .................cor Second johnson
INSURANCE AGENTS
J. Adams, Corner ID and Main stt
IOWA COAL a OIL CO.
pnoc Levee, bet Main johnson
reg.
.oler L Ierry .....Fitth street--in Estes House
IRON.
BROW nell Bros.............cor Main / Fourth
wELRY. ttISE eotrl
G Bridges s..................No Nos & Estes Hous
LIQU0as-WHoLEsA
Gibbons. ia Main stree
MARBLE WORKS.
ohm Baw Third street-near Mai,
MILLI1EFs.
piesb sberger, Mayer i Co.a~.....No. III MAln-s
frs Weber ..................eor Third Main street
Millinery 4 BONNET BLEACHER'
hrs w Bowman. 4th st-bet Main Blondea
NEWS DEPOT.
avid @ Lowry Second stree
Magnifying Glasses & Microscopes.
q Bridges | 4 Estes Hous
CPtician. spectueies. Eye Gl-sscs.
@ Bridges Nos i kstes Hons
Pipes, Genuine Mecrshaum.
@ Bridges. ......... .........N Nos Estes Hous
Pistols, Ammunition, Riaes.
@ Bridges. s................Nos , Estes uous
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
yres, Mann 4 Ayres .....o7 Main
eAlNrIsG AND WALL RAPERs.
nm Price ice....................,...cor. 9th Bondea
EAL EST ATE = INSURANCE AG'T
B Ten Eyck .......oecond stre'
I'M Fxton ............s2 Main street, lup stair
RESTAURANTS.
oupe America. johnson s,ree.-bet1d 4 :
andes Restaurant ........cor. I'd and johnson
SINGER SEWING MAcHIsks.
II Macomber, Agt............".....Fourth stre
Silver Plated Ware.
@ Bridges -. :. ....... Nos I'& 2Estes Hou
spsesael.s, Gold q silver.
G Bridges 4 2 Estes Hou
Spy Glasses, Reading 0lass,s.
g Bridges. Nos Estes Hou
II = sArAsssD WARE, sw9oIssAI
b Moore. ............... 1OS Main etfe
travelling Cases, travelling Bags.
g Bridges. 1 Estss Hon
WOOLEN GOODS.
n GslAtt. Main st-bet lth + s.
Watches, Watches, Watches.
q Bridges s............ Nos Estss Hou
katehss, Clocks, 4 JewslTy Repair,
@ ridges...............Nos : Estes Hou
sising Desks-PapisP ulaehs, InlaI
q Bridges ......... ......... Nos 3 Estes Hou
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BY TELEGRAPH.


AFTERNOON DESPATCMES.
= Z. :. = = !
te11ut Nsws From nagAh4M,
Returns sf tAs Csttsa Ufsp Ssr 1867
sGs-
Negro Bounty Frauds in !. G. ts b Investsats(
Eho V-1rg1n1a D1oct1ora
20 ossernatcss and 60 Republicans Elected
Fatal accident BY R1plosian Of Shell il s. Isuis
FALL RACES At NASHYILLE, TENN
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
The Trials Of Tenian Prisoners,
oARIBALDI MARCHING ON ROME.
~ss
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 141a.
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fkoa CHICAGO.

.9iRa fsssgz 81 .CuEssal, Qst. -. |,
A Detroit swindler, smuggler, and aged
forser, named Walter II. Bfyant, vas ar
rested i'm this city tAis nosaing. Ths De
troit aatkoritie5 have been after him for the
past year; 80 ~.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court, ]. T. Ri.
ley; for CeussS TsSasussr,. Jslss Heary Full.
Ter; for Police Commissioner, Western Di,
vision, Pct Rafferty,, for County Surveyor,
Michael McDermont. II was decided to
make no nomination for Judge Of the Su-
preme Court, Judxe Wilson, independent,
candidate Tor that sffice, win rscsiys .tAs
Democratic votes.
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|ff .....5e Main street
duncan, karle Co....-..lao ii2 Main stFees
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~ - Sr. Louis, Oct. 26..
In opening some shells at Union Mills, ono
Of them exploded, killing . young man
named Richard Welcb, and badly injurfuk
Charles Williams and John Eieen, the former
fatality .assi9.
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FURNITt aE.

Fans. Fancy Goods. Fipe Cutlery.
Is q bridges Nos 4 Estes House
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eas 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Gear i Son n.....,..J Johnson street, bet Sd i 4th
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CHICAGO, Oct. 80.
By the breaking of an axle last night Of q
freight train on the St. Louis road, near Jo-
liet, it was throyn from the track, OBTAINING
the passenger train until noon te-day. The
road is oil right again to>day.
There are 1923 convicts ia the State Peni.
Tertiary ct Joliet.
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hRIEn RLACKBBRRIRS.-S sold as q,
popsyD4ss noDQ1Woq AxD11A
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KroxrK, oct. IS, 1851.
Received, Of the Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance. Co Of Hartford, CT through B. Tes-Rvck.
Agent, at eokuk, fo1A ninc thousand nine hundred
and eighty two dosrs 90 00 being the full amount
Of ny Claim asainat said Company under The Life
Policies isausd to hrsbaod John W. Cscghcfu his
HE time Itske great pleasure In recomme ending the
CSnectcad Mutual Life Insrrance Co., OF Horttord c.
eli sho<s VINO may desire LIE Insarsncs 10 promr
and reliable Company. HANNAH cLnG HbRN.
" TFor Pamphlets and any other information abone
s In.urance IN the O. nn-ctcut Mutual Life InsurApes
Conf call the nacensigued No hsn bsen Aeeet
~ said O6mfany for this past niDe years.
oetl6 r.. h fEN-RYCI.
klNGLISH BREAKFAST TEA-A Sssy
~ eAoies art.sls, Jest rseetyed By
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p.eravi.r, Brands. 4 Seals.

EGGs d BUTTER.
is P Pond 4 Co...........corM Main = Ninth st-ee.s
.-----.--+,-..- ~ u 81
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Gold. Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canei
s g Bridges. ....... Nos l 4 . Estes Uous
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
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venciIl, Jones 4 Co......ccr Third Main streets
Hess, Stern 4 co......cor Second 4 Main streets
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

FJRe.-We understand that on the night Of
the Cd, inst, the store Room and stock Of J b
Daily It Oxford was destroyed by tire, moth
ing was saved. Mr.. Daily had just received
. large and new stock Of goods. The loss will
smount to several thousand dollars.
The following VI clip from the Oxford Lea
der, regarding the FIRE.
yesterday morning a few minutes past ~
o'clock, Mr.. J. Is. Dailys Store building was
discovered on fire, when the flames were past
subluing, and ere many minutes it was y
mass OF ruins. Our citizens were quite gem
orally aroused by the ringing of the Oxford
House bell aud the whisttling of the locomo-
tive Of The night express which was then pass
ing, and soon y considerable number were
present ~ the frey scene, but could only be
spectators, and guard the safety Of the build
ings near BY. The building known rs the
''old American tho largest in Oxford, in
which Is the LEADER OSTiCE, being directly on
the opposite aide Of the street from the conAa-
grafton seemed likely to share the same fate
atone time, AMI probably would had not the
danes subsidized rapidly At this critical juno
eure.
Nothing was saved FROM Mr.. Daily's store
and the entire loss will reach $l2,O0D, which
IL covered with An insurance Of SS,OO0.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

EAsscRIBE soR the REPUBLIcAN.-Wc would
like very we'll SO ran our subscription list up
to about 700. There should, however, be one
thousand persons in Tama county who should
take the KErUDLlCAS. We shall ie able this
wiAter to give q weekly ,ynopsis Of the pro
cecdings Of Congress and also Of our State
Legislature. We shall beside this have q rer-
u ar correspondent At Washington, also one
At DesMoincs. We shall spare no pains OF
expense TO make the REPUBLICAN, second to no
weekly paper in the state. We shall also
present 10 our readers . full history Of the
winter, then subscribe At once for Tie REruD-
LlCAN.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06
BucxiNoHAn, Iowa, Dec. Sd. 1867.

= B%ucxlNoHAn, Iowa, Dec. Sd. 1867.
FRIESD REruBLlcAN.-I have an item or two
to communicate that may be Of interest to the
good people Of Tama. Several Of our young
people have Of late shown their courage by
boldly launching out ON the uncertain sea Of
matrimony.
On thanksgiving day Mr.. Allen Gordon and
Miss Maggie Hall were joyfully made one by
Rev. B Roberts, all the parties of Bucking-
ham.
On November oath, by Rev. J. +. Baker, Of
Buckingham, Mr.. Harvey E. Pratt and Miss
Alice G. Webster, both Of Perry tp. In this
county.
On Sunday Dec. LIST, by the same, Mr. Henry
Hate OF Monticello TO Miss Henrietta Fuller,
Of Buckingham. May Heaven grant them
prosperous gales, aud . secure haven when
the voyage is over.
We learn from the prints that the celebrn
ted c. b. I. Of the Tamx County Union has
been peregrinaiing our vicinity, and has be-
. m thoroughly enamored Of our varied *
cellencies. Ills revelations are somewhat
startling to the people generally no doubt,
but especially to the natives here about
We should enjoy the tickling Of our vanity,
we're Il not ssr he Transparency Of the bid for
cut patssssss. D.. B.!
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

Iowa IN lo67.--Mr. J. II. Gary s circula 9,
long promised. has at last arrived, and i.
made up Of much re ,ding matter Of a usctu
character to the residents along the line .
the c & N Il. We must say that in /
few things we think MIR. Cary does not quit
meet what We thought, and yet think il, is III
true representation Of all places described
but yet We commend his issues as we'll calcu,
lated to do much good to this our happy li,tl'
state which Le represents with so much en-
thusiasm. The remaining numbers will up
pear monthly. lie may be Addressed at De
Moiues, Iowa, for anything in relation to this
1867 circular.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06
MARRIED..


BRUNER-REEDY.-At the residence Of the
Brides father, on Thursday, Dec 9TH 1867
by Judge Graham Mr.. SOLOMON BRuSER to
Miss NANCY J. REEDY, all Of this county.
With this notice came some Of the substan-
tia!s OF life in the shape and form Of some
most luscious good cake, supposed TO be a
part Of one used on the wedding OCCASION
We doubt not but the bride had q say in its
get up and Judging from this, though We
never saw her, we should be inclined to the
opinion that she is one Of the .tip- top kind
We are also strcrgt' ened in this opinion be-
cause she is the daughter Of that genial good
fellow, and one of the leading farmers Of Iama
county, Jacob Rcedy. We say happy life to
yon, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruner. May nl the
matrimonial sweets be yours, but none Of the
bitter.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-06

DAILY SrATE kLGisrER.-ln this issue will
also be found the prospectus Of this dDiy
which ranks as one Of The fiji st. In il we may
expect . complete Legislative summary Of the
daily proceedings OF our State Legislature. -
Those who wish 10 subscribe for the Weekly
State Register can get il aud The REruB icAx
for $3.50 per annnm Now is your ,ime,
readers to &c. e~o good weekly papers at low
ratps
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CARD TO INVALIDS.

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simple remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weak
ness, Fairly Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and The whole train Of
disorders brought on by taneful and vicious
habits. Gve.t numbers have been already
cured ny this noble remedy. Prompted by 4
desire 10 benefit the afflicted and unfortunate,
I wi. send the recipe for preparing and using
this medicine, in u sea led envelope, 10 any
one VINO needs it, free Of charge.
Please inclose a postpaid envelope, ad.
dressed to yourself. Address,
JOSEPH r. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House, New York City.
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