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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

it both bowers and the ace wont save you ::
for there's sartin to ba "misdeal" or some.
thing wrong And another thing, Bob. (this
was spoken in low tone) don't go too much
on women queens is kinder poor cards: the
mere you have Of em the worse for you: yon
might have three, and marry trump. I don
say discard EN- all ; if you get hold of one
that a trump, it's all good, and there's sartin
to be one out Of four And Above all Bob be
honest never take q mans trick that don,
belong to you, nor slip cards or mig 70,
then you can't look your men in the face, and
when that's the case, there's no fun in tho
game it's n regular 'cut. throat SO now
Bob, farer ELL remember wot l tell you, and
You II be sure to win, and if you don't It sarves
you right if you get "skunked"
Words without deeds are like husks wi.h>
out seeds
Woman shared the apple With man, bu, she
took the first bite.
What IS the best way to keep gentlcman's 9
affections? Not to return them
The stepping-stone to fortune is not to be
found in C jewalers shop
Were we as eloquent as angels. we should
please some men, some women and some
children, more by listening than By talking.
BY little and little great things are CON-
pleted and so repeated kindness will soften
heart Of stone
We cannot practice deceit without that de-
liberation Of purpose which constitutes he
very essence Of vice.
When cats wash their faces bad weather is
at hand; When woman use washes to their
compiexiens 1t is q true sign that .he beauty
Of The day is gone
Never be critical upon the ladies, was
the maxim of an old Irish peer. remarkable
for his homage to the SEX '.the only way in
tile world that true gentleman will attempt
to look at the faults of pretty woman is TO
shut his eyes.
1t is not great wealth, not high station.
which makes man happy. Many OF the
mos; wretchel beings on earth have botl,
but ii is a radiant, sammy spirit, which knows
how TO bear little trials ard to enjoy little
comforts, and which thus extracts happiness
from every incident of life
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25
The Snowman On the Woodohuck.

This, ladies and gentlemen, is the disiia.
gaished mammal vich is known as the Iiamer-
lean soodchrck, Fl st discovered by General
Christopher Columbus. on his first VOYAGE to
the woods of IIameriky Christopher saw rip,
quietly seated upon a hank.of clover, a view
ing the setting sun, and wondering vot would
become Of it. This ere is one of the descend.
ants Of the same voodchuck, as may be easily
seen, by his general happearance, which is
both beautiful and striking. He is a solitary
creeehur, and is called vocdchuck hccarse lie
lives in the wood and the boys chuck stones a,
hiin. lie has hair upon his back and also like
wise upon his bclly, and his tail is much The
same. His eyes are at the opposite ends of the
oofy, ana assist him in the amusing occnpatien
OF seeing, while he can see in tic dark ~ VOL
as in.tle light, helse he wouldn't live ih o,es
hpnder the ground. Like most lannma,a,l
things, he is fond of enjoy ing himself which
he does in very. amiabic and interesting vay.
He obblcs along upon the ground ven nobu.,
ls looking, watches the birds in the trees. and
tries to sing like them. vich he has never sue
cceded III doing, but this is not his fault. be-
cause he hasn't got any feathers. Tie wood,
chuck lives good vile. Ny hnacle ad Won val
lived some time, Ut finally diei though there
is no telling how long lie would ave lived III,
wasn't for that ere haccident. IIowinr 10 the
quiet life viel, the vcodchuck henjoys. | ave
sometimes Wished l vas voodchuck myself
But then there is not excitement epooch f,,.
Snowman, though can say, as Helexander
remarked to Diogenes, ''IfI we're not show.
man veuld be a woodchuck r Here ladies
and gentlemen, is the very oss on vich the
Duke OF valentine slew the Lord Napoleon
Bonaparte. Stir him up John and make him
kick bit!
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

This Company is founded upon sound insur-
ancc laws and principles, and is controlled
by the most responsible capitalists throughout
the State--the stock of which is owned wholly
in IOWA!
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25
ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE
by INSURING IN TIE

OF
-
CLINTON, :. IOWA
A substantial Stock Company which irsures
against loss or damage hy FIRE and LIGHT
MING.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25
-N1me & for wdat Cla1no.,.
Allen Gnrdcn, services as Trus-

Alien Gnrdcn, services as Trus-
tee, buckingham. ..........S 4 80 80
John Wilson, keeping prisoner
IN Johnson county ia /. 49,. los Is los 45
G & Bn,tkereit, clothing for pris 4 IS 4 IS
Robt Ray, services rs Trustee,
Howard township. ......... 400 90
VIM Calkins, witness fee &c, be-
fore Grand jury. 200 > %
" 4 Clark, rent ct room for jly 100 8 90
samuel Mesrcs. services as
Trustee, Caso,ton township. 6 90 9 90
John Fathers, services as Trus-
tee Richlahd township -. 5 90 8 90
) Ridcr, services as township
Clerk, Howard township. 500 90
David Rabh services as Trustee
Highland township .... 5 90 ) 0e
Mark Miller. Iowa Homestead for
lceo- o'................... . OuS . w
u HiT, witness fee &c. before
grand jury. ~ 40
L Il Mottett, services as Judge
of election of Highland tp... 800 3 90
Motfet, services as trustee
B, ection Highland tp - 5 90 5 90
\ Rart, witness fee milage &c.
before Grand jury. 2oo . 90
\ Rosenhereer, witness fee 4
miage before Grand jury - 4 90 100
Ward Is iernian, clerk of elec-
tion Toledo township ~ 90 4 90
5 NJ Harris, clerk Of election OF
ter Creek township. 500 3 90
l. II Shngart, making returns of
October election. ...... . 50 , 80
d Lamb services as township
clerk Otter Creek ..... 81 90 81 90
W Wiles, services clerk On
ella township. ir.......... % 25 o5 p
Ward Sherman, clerk Toledo
toWhship.... IA Oh IA 90
joel Walker guarding and feed
ing prisoner. A. so A. so
Mills & Co., Poll Books for CO.. 10 90 II co
" r Forsyth, clerk Salt Creek
township ............ w w
\ II Morgan. trustee Of Oncida
township. .......... - u %
IL ; Cunningham work on tax
list 90 90 80 90
Wm Cory clerk Columbia tp. Il 33 IA SO
\ J Wheaton, trustee Toledo. 6 90 6 90
l. Cary clerk of fclection Toed. 400 90
Isaac Ganison flag beareron re- i
surveying Of county road -. 5 90 500
II W Beach trustee Of Geneseotp 4S7 275
I X Armstrong ink, stationery,
&c, furnished county. -. 10 95 10 95 /
Fred Lloyd medical attendance
on prisoner in Jail ..... 10 90 10 90 |
Alden Antrim constable fees
State rs. Fcttcr. ......... - 90 "a 80
John Ross experimenting build
ing bridge. ge................ 400 400
Cyrus B Ingham printing for CO. 81 81 l6 90 |
n c Wheating 30 90 29OD
IL Nungcsser clerk of election
Toledo township. ....... 400 400
" \ Daniel holding post norton
examination. 30 90 IL on
Doolittlc witness fee before
Grand jury. ............... 200 200
Cox holding post n,ortem ex.
animation. ............... a7 90 l5 90
George Spohr witness fec before
GRIND Jury and Dist coart 4 On %
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25
nARY HOu Sc,

CT. CHARLES HOTEL,
- Formerly Eichclbcrgcr's Hote',)
Corner Of Second and Walnut Streets,
MUSCATiNE, IOWA.
James r. Galyean, Proprietor.
Charges reasonable. Free omnibus to and
from boats and cars.
Good stabling in connection with the house,
and farmers will be accommodated as we'll
and at the same rates they pay elsewhere.
Nov. 2 1866:n8tf.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25

Parties wishing to insure in this desirable
company may apply to
Harrison & Sherman,
General Insurance Agents,
v1n1y1. Toledo, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25
Sa7se + .e.- aract claimed.

-Nasge |. .fe arac, claimed.
s =
J Powell trustee Carol, .p. :. s 315 ais
John Roof making keys c H. 2OJ opU
a Churchill. pign co Judges
Office. !. ...>........ 400 400
Geo Baily ba' alssas 4 PITY elk 26 90 % o.
A Harland Cox Sable fees in
State case ~ S.... $50 26n
: Rice printing -ar county. % nn
IN. ). - L. ~,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-01-25
TxHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAIL-
" WAY.


On and after Monday, Nov. 26, 1866 Passen-
ger Trains will run as follows:
GOING EAST.-MA,L AND EXPRESS leaves
Woodbine at 900 A. NJ; Boone, 1925 p. NJ.
Cedar Rapids, 8, 40 p, NJ; Clarence, 1925 p. NJ.
Clinton, 1l,00 p. NJ; ard arrive in Chicago at
600 A. NJ.
EXPRESS PASSENGER leaves Woodbine at G, 80
T. NJ: Boone, 1885 A. NJ; Cedar Rapids, TAO
A, NJ; Clarence $50 A. NJ; Clinton, Il, ,25 P. NJ.
and arrive at Chicago at 7,20 p. NJ.
GOING WEST-MAIL AND ExPREsle leaving
Chicago at 1907 NJ; arrives at Clinton 2,2O
A. NJ; Clarence $40 A. NJ; Cedar Rapids, 100
A. NJ; Boune, 1855 P. NJ; Woodbine, 88OP. NJ.
EXPRESS PAssESGER-Leaving Chicago at
9.15 A. NJ; arrives at Clinton at 3,15 P. NJ;
Clarence, sos r. NJ; Cedar Rapids, 7,45 p. NJ.
Boone, 2,55 A. NJ; Woodbino, 8,45 A. NJ.
|. B. HOWE, ipt.
B.F.PATRICK, Gen'l Pass. Ag, It.
Clinton, Nov. p, 1866.
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IiaA llnfsr 8lrgermeiiter Mfatb.
8ropn tfsrIieB oeiftrnl in @emeini9aft
NIT aaoern Roufleuten unh Mit9Iie6ern
Der &anneIs fanlnter auf benz 9an1pfs
boot SDrone RaiBbiae, nm Der 9roBeit+
Gonbention in 1t. Souls NIT bei3as
tuobnen e
re- Die Decatar Gaseate nu65
Chronicle eraudbnt iia ibrer letteill
Nnnlir,er elmer 8OrleIung zines Geb.
g.. 6. 8itner, tpelde in Der 6ortiger
gRetbooifen- &ir6e isnr go SGnglingert
abgebalten tuuroe, ano bas lpeibli9e
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uno erfabrt, 6aB febr g { iuno e &atby
idla9s az elmer QroBen anjab[ SING
lin9efi ertbeilt ipuroen; OF ies tsobI talte
&itbdber tuorea?
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@ 6riebeusridter .1ilfinion ers
IieB aeoen QilRfoll g8ebfttr, eifeni 9fesi
ger, See init betrad tIiber 9lbfidt bret
Sdnarse INN SIS befdipin6elrl ipollte.
eillea 8erbaftsbefehI. ga iebptb Der Gin
aetJagte NIT ben GId8ern fita berltans
6i9te, linen ibr @eIb uridsablte iInb-
nd erbet, pie @eriAtsfO1ten oefeH Su
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den uab sutlahsH. Tse i1sls6 i. s
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balten, i'm ipeIGber 20 Dele8aten ernannt
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= ~ 8or Squire grien rruBte geftern
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gelei bate, S. besablen.
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Serlnin Dor Sriebensridter Mea&arn,
Der Die SIage eegea, Siba fur Nngriffe
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loHte, iuaro abermals in Ernian9elun9
BON 3enaen bic auf Sreitae @orniittas
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Gt1preiate GD,rrt.
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bs. Mrs. VI. @. Ba1ne, iparb Elm @ers
tificat, nm i'm na6ten Sermia einges
teitbt ,3M iper0en, beorDert.
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berfus Erarf WfcGarnpG, fuarb 9ltes
@aDod's SOB angetiinbigt unb Die &lage
nit 8etpiaieuna oes Geridtsbofes anf
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ben lekten 4 9SOden BORT aufaenammen
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MN $1,000. &c. u Il ssf agsss
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Su Ser AM SDnnu6eno, ben 8, See
briilr a6ge5nItenesi Convention tDutten
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repubLiflnif6en 8artei in Gennef1ee be-
rufen in, nm aiR22. Sebrlar 1857 eis
nerl aeeipneten Cant ibafgn ais @ouners
hear fur Die NIngnftipatl su ernennen
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faaae, inoralifde Nfutb nnD bic erbahes
men Soeen or. Grenen3, @pupernenr
Nm, 9rplDniolp, unfere tieffte A6tung
An0 naler b6hites gsertrdMeH 9ebteten,
unO bab In lttiierer NfeiFttng 9tiinan0 |
In Eennelee fabiger IN, Nas Staotse
fAif IN 6er geej9HeieN BabH gu erbalD
fel, alS Der 9egeuiDdrti0e @anberneur
49, @. 8rcmnlop.h' 81
Gdr0nf ibur0ea so SeIegnten az Der
am ~. Bebfnar itattiinDeaSen Gtadtes |
ernannt. a
SIN auftEa0e Der GonbeM.inn aI
Da8repnBliEanigS i Geatrdl @pmite
far GabiDfcm Gomntb.
Do. Didgg o.. G4. DattcaIf,
5obn GugB $mitb, @m. geille,
5obn Mil(on, ,Seb.f GabpGeRce,
3fas1obR &Hknl.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-13

@ Ser beige SoumuoIlenmartt
mar wabreab bes ganSen geitrigen Cages
febr itia. Selearapbifde Depefben aus
Stem 9orf beri6ten ben oortigen Martt
fiau Hnb1 slvat init SdluB fir niebriee
Yreiie. IS ipur0en baielbit 10000
gallen berfauft. Sci biefaen 8ertdu4
fen bra9ten before Sorten % Gents;
bod bIieb Der Gur6idnittspreis auf 81
is 271 Gents per 8funb. gs nuroen
Gmpfan9en 173 8alIen II,
al 0er1dHtft l05 a.e Il d,
s554fesEs 0sa~Fa,,ft - m gssg asIIs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-13
8eritbt Der S3anDels TANNER.

IUU4 GQ1e R0ttl. It9+ll
81 SalIer 3ufer.- ,az.5
ia Mebf.
80 9tdngen Glen.
N1it Dem Dompfboot SSannn 8rans
beis bonn oberelt @plflbefIanb: e i
3475 side Rora. ss
400 8ei3en. asF
8 8aaeit 8anlnroQe. y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-13
SluE=S crie6t.

as9anpfboot Sbroae fantgeltern Mfors
gen Don Cato bier an, Ges 6ra9te cine
CUTE 9aoung unb 10 RaiIaaiere nit.
sSatnpfer u. Batter bon Strom aGfs
ipGrts lief nit boiler 9abua9 &orn un6
Sabat geitern Mbenb Gin; ebenio GannD
8raflois aeiih9aIue7aN si4
Santpfer Egronet sina geitern Na6e.
naittag, nadoem er itnlgelaoen bate,
nad Cairo abt uH0 ,.5.s4, II. a.
q Sampfboot 9febeceuperlieb bic aebee,t
arrl nod Cincinnati 5A 9ebeno
3 Gdntpfer 4beDne miro bon gineinr
natl un6 8aHlpfsr gfafb6iae bon 9ouiss
bile eriuartet. sa
/. &anpfer RafbbtEe gebt am Sonner>
tag gtadmtttag 4 l1br BON bier aad
louisville. s wy '' '.. Is
ap Der SluB itanb g,itern auf 6 6ub an
ben SarpetB Sboals unb lit int TalIen
-begriffen. >His
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-13

Sn Der ant SDnn1beno, ben g.. sSee
briiIr abge5nItener Convention tDutren
folaenbe BeIhluiie einitimmig an9er
ltoinfnefr: ~ %sSSs -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19
NETTLEs FROM DEAN SWIFT.

IL man will observe as he walks tho
streets, believe he will End the mcrricst
faces in mourning coaches
The reason why so few marriages arc
happy, is because young ladies spend their
time in making nets, not in making cages.
We have just religion enough TO make us
hate, but not enough to make VI love one
another.
The power Of fortune isconfessed only by
the miserable; for the happy imputc all
their success 20 prudence and merit
Ambition often puts men upon doing the
meanest Offices; so climbing is performed
in the same posture with creeping.
Small causes arc sufficient to make n man
uneasy, when grand ones arc not in tie way
for want Of a block he will stumble at straw
Every man desires 10 live long but no
man would be old.
Love Of hattcry, in most men, proceeds
from the mean opinion they have Of them
selves in women from the contrary.
Apollo was held the god Of physic and
sender Of diseases. Both we're originally
the same trade, and still continue.
If a man makes me keep my distance,
the comfort Is, be keeps his at the same time.
Men are cOntcnted 10 be laughed nj for
their wit, but not for their folly
a man would have but few spectators if
he offered 10 show for three pence how be
could thrust a red hot poker into a barrel Of
gunpewdcr, and it should not take fire.
How is itpossble 70 expect that mankind
will take advice, when they will not 80 much
as take warning
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

To Cure A CATARRH.--To cure catarrh,
or cold in the head, mix equal parts Of tar
and flowers OF sulphur. Place n little in
an iron spoon, hold over lamp or gas, and
while burning inhale the smoke. Repeat
this three or four times day. This will
not only cure common colds in the head,
but chronic discharges from the nose, as
we'll as benefit diseases Of the throat. IL
is also an excellent disinfectant, and will
entirely destroy the malaria of measles,
scarlet fever, small pox, typhoid fever,
cholera, and other diseases of a contagious
character, if it be burnt in a room once or
twice day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-19

rey-An exchange says that IL people
planting orchards would give strict orders
to mark the north side Of trees with red
chalk before they are taken up, and when
set out TO have the tree put in the ground
with its north side to the north, in it's nat
ural position, large proportion would live.
Ignoring this law of nature is one cause Of
so many transplanted trees dying. If tho
north side is exposed TO the south, the heat
of the sun is too great for that side of the
tree to bear, and therefore ii dries up and
decays.