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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-14
BUCHANAN
S t e a m nj ILL
/" BUCHANAN

Said property vas conveyed 70 the United
States by W. II. Buchanan BY deed dated Al
gust 18th, 1855.
The Mill il : substantial Stone building with
slate roof. and he's four run Of busrs. driven By
Steam power. capable Of manufacturing about
two hundred barrels Of -four per day.
The distillery is . wooden building adjoining
the mill, and has sufficient capacity for suuuise
about five hundred bushels Of corn per day
The steam for both distillery and mill Is furnish
ed BY two large tubular hoilers recently put il
q . cost Of eleven thousand dollars. There 10
also, upon the premises. . new matt house built
Of brick, and a.hre proof building. intended for
bonded warehouse.
There will alto be sold q the same time and
place, the horse barn situated upon the Deeds
lot,-so called-belew the mill, and the Cattle
sheds. north Of the distiliesy. sumsiest 10 sts
bic about six hundred heed Of satsis.
Also the following other personal property, u
Wit:
Engine.
Rlue Boilers.
Mad Drums.
1Lumber Wsgos.
A lot Of Whisky barrels.
1Reaper.s
Feed Cstser.
I lfoa Safe. |
A lot Of Onice furniture.
] hosss1hay sake.
A lot Of grain seeks.
A lot Of copper pipe.
lot or Iron shaffin9. |
aeve,al hundred cattle chains.
N lot Of lumber. --
The right TO stop this sale . ~ uos Dfs
100 70 The 0ovsrnme1t.
TERMS CASH.
JAMS A~1M810OD0.
neeIaoA OeJIeeeee9 - Deggtse - 1oGu. |
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v KNOWN TO FAIL.
TnOMPsON's
FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS.
Fsn fuE PERMANENT cunD or
Dumb AGues o. my 1orm of

Dumb AGues o. my 1orm of
Intermittent Fever.
THERE r NO DISEASES sc DEBILlTATIN0
l in their effect upon the constitution a. the above
and none more dinacult to cure by the usual modes Of
practice. The Fever and Ague Powders will cure
cases oil the longest standing, 40 well as prove a pre-.
sentiyc in the form ing stages OF the disease. Being
purely Vegetable, they act with certainty on the die
ease. totally eradicating it from the system. and pre-
venting a return at any future period. Prepafed only
BY HENRY NJ. CRAWFORD,
aug?-d,m 141 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Sold by Harrison & Co., No. - Brady Street,
Davenport. and By store kee psfs generally.
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EVERY NEW n IN FACT EVERY
LUSE &
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ST.. CLARA'S

ST. CLARA'S
CHARTERED 1852.
Conducted by the Sisters of he
Order of St. Dominic.
Sinslnawa Mound, Grant Co., Wis.
THIs INSTITUTION IS SITUATED IN SOUTH
= Western partof Wisconsin, ten miles from 0alena,
Illinois. and Elk miles from Dubuque. Iowa.
II ocupies one of the msst beautiful and pictup
esque sites In the States. The buildings are heated
by steam. and furnished with all modern improve.
ments, such as warm and cold baths. &C.
The facilities of land travel and naviv alton 60 and
from all paris Of the Union, render II easy Of access.
Stages from Galcna arrive every Tuesday. Thursday.
and Saturday. reiurnin. on alternate DAYS. Adniiy
stage also leayee the Limited States HOTEL Dun
leith. every morning, after the arrival Of the train,
Tor the Academy. and Veturns about 9 O'Clock. p. NJ.
The Annual commencement takes place on the Sd
thursday In July. The Scholastic Year opens ON the
second Monday in September.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition. including all the branches
taught in the highest schools. sc wing, &c, per quar-
Ter OF thfe. calendar months. ......SjG.00
Per Scholastic Year. from the second Monday
in September TO the third Thursday in July, =. .1.5 90
Washing per quarter. $50
Bed and Bedding per quarter. 300
EXTRA CHARGES.
MUSIC Ilano' per quarter. sl2.oo
F." Guitar, T." GOO
" Vocal, . $40
Drawing, 500
Painting. .............. -. 1850
Latin. Italian, French. German, each, per quar-. 500
.MoTmER SUPERIOR.
Academy Of q. Glare. sinsinawa Mound, Grant Co.,
Wisconsin" augsdiw&w1 win
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w. T.. I~Demtt.e.

LOUISE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN
IL EMS, Paper Hangers. Glaciers. &C. shop
ofnef Main aud Fifth sts. mch28 div
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cTu1. ANOTHER LOT OF THAT ovr nv
> steel spring wallet, bestthing out. a,
LUsE GRTG0s,.
IS Perry Street. near Post ONE
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WIN. rem WICK,
Stems Snw NAH,
SAX.VGLEN.

eh~cgAcSuAnD AND SOLD Ar IOwssS CASE Prices
Will and Lumber Yard On Front Street, above
s. Railroad Bridge;
Also. Lumber Yard on Harrison Of. between
18th 4 18th Streets,
inssAa DAVENPORT. IOWA
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DIR. JOHN BULL,
Manufacturer aud vendes Of the Celebrated
Smiths Tonic Syrup
soa ssaecuas %
Ague and Fever
CHILLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of This celebrated aedieios
ussly clainns for Il . superiority over Oh rene
Aiss ever offered 70 the public tor the $50, Ger.
Fever. or chills and fever, whether Of short o.
lopR standing. He refers 10 tho entire wesssrs
and southwestern country 10 bear him Testimony
20 the truth Of The assertion. snas 10 no cess
vhsteyer viii IL fail 10 cure. II she directions are
| sAe;c4lv Hnlioved snd carried out. II . great
~srv 1900 I single dose hes been suoicient for
s.s. ~ vhole families have been cured By
s;ssis Sottle. with . perfect restOroties % The
ssnssai health. II 10. however, prudent. end
n ever case moro certain 70 care II ~ -uoe 10
eontinued in smaller doses for . week Or I've
s(ef he dissass hes bees checked, mere sebee-
Tally IN difficult end long standing bases, Csu.
ally this medicine will not require any cid ~
leep the bowelsi IN good order; should The ~
tiens, however, require . cethastic nedictoes
ofef hsving taken three or fous deseO sf The
1oaic, : single eose Of Drll's vaeosADto SIAn1lY
ssils viii b su6AcisaS.
UrlDR. JOIN BULLS lPrssssss,noGs
Nssls nm. Gross street. L~ssis,iisaAs.
Sold wholesale and RstAil ~
LANoFELDT. fH0DE AGO..
4. 3. DALLO6D.
nAnnleON . DlAnxo
zA!nGkS ASe2nres
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CESp IN YOUR PAPERS AND MAGAZINES
= 10 be bound in any style; az
LUSR 4 0RIGGs'
Near Post ONCE.
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RTIsrs MATERIALS. WINSOR A Nryv
n TONS Tube Colofs, water Colors, Canyss
Brushes. Paper. &c.f rs,
@Perry street.
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- DENTIST. Once in Forests Block.
ID opposite =. o.. corner I'd and PEI.
trY ~ streets. Has had over IL years
o practice In this city. Has the com
pletc apparatus fos manufacturing and administering
Nitrous Oxide Of Gas. for painless o,ernilo in 81
teeth. t,o,1iv
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Bulls s~arsaparilla.
A Good Reason for the Cmpsaln's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LITTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 80. 1885,
Dn, JOINS BuLL-Dear Sir: Knowing the 81
fciency Of your Sarsapnrilla. and the healing
and beneficial qualities IT possesses. l send you
the following statement OF my case
was wounded rbont two years ngo-was 10.
ken prisoner and contied for sixteen month";
Being moved 80 often that my wounds have not
healed vet, | have not sat up n moment since ]
was wounded, am shot through the hips.-
My general health il impaired, and 1 need some
thing to assist nature. l have more faith in
your Sarsaparilla than in any thing else,
wish that that is genuine, Please express Ne
half . dozen bottles. and oblige
Carr. u. p. JssHsos. 81. Louie. No.
p, S,-The following was written April %.
1855. BY Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother ef Cspt.
Johnson:
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On. BuLl-Dear Sir: Ny husband. DR.. y. 3.
Central New York. where he died, leaving the
above q. p, Johnesn 10 my care. Al thirteen
years Of age he had . chronic disrrhea and
~scrofula, for which ! gave him your Sarssparil.
L., II cun1D NM, l have for ten years recon-
mendsd IL TO many In Central New York, Ohio
and lowe, for s~crofnla. fever sores and general
debility, Perfect success hss attended The
cures Effected In some coses Of ~scrofula and fever
sores were almost miraculous. am very sns-
ious for my con 10 again have recourse to your
article, hence HE writing 10 you for 4, HE
wounds are terrible. but ! believe be will recov-
Or. Respectfully,
JsSan Jennooa
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BY Telegraph. August IA
Flour-unchang ed super. .o0Ms 800; extra,
s.25@9.o0 AA, 95o@1o.50 XXN, lO.75@
IL. 90.
Wheat Sitter; 2.o5@2.o5 for prime to
choice.
~Corn-Slow and weak. 95d | .oo@l.l 10 for mix
ed yellow and white.
Oats-5s@57c.
Pork-Quie,, -. rs.
BACON Sides-l5M@lG
Shoulders-l2h @l2%.
Lsrd-Dull and nominal.
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-. ID. RICHARDSON. ". -.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
eovrIcs usDxa
Davenport National Bank.
with DIR. BAKER.

n REPUTABLE AND EXTENSIVE PRACTICE
! OF ~ ycars II . Just basil for a claim to the coma
dence OF the community, DIR. r. can present this
c.sim 70 the people Of Davenport and vicinity, and
sired.
davenport. July ~, 1861. jiys1-dly.
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y. N. DUNN,
Painter, li1axler. Wbltencr and
ls0Der Hanger.

NO 70 EAST % ST, BET. BRADY AND PERRY.
~ RESPECTFULLY CALL
&2fSzH ! the attention OF the public to
nst~Nsthe fact that ! attend to All kinds
OF House and Sign Painting.
Vail Coloring, Whitening. Paper Hanging, Glazing.
all Of which IL promptly done, and In a manner
that canLot fail To give the most complete satisfaction
Charges moderate. Call aud see. vivid
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HAVE YorR INITIALS STAMPED ON Yor-R
II Note Paper and Envelopes. w"
LNsE 4 GRIu3s.
IS Perry Street. Dsvenno,t

New styi.. fos x,se Paper and Ervelones n"AL
LUsE I 0RIGGsr
Stationery store.
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u. W. MCCA4Eusn.ANHD.
BUILDER, MANUFACTURER OF SASH
u Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets. Ac.-
Contracts for buildings of every description.
shop aud Factory corner of Main and Thru
streets. Davenport. Iowa. syl -lsssdkw
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homeopathic Physician.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE ON EAST
~ Side Of brady Street. near Str. first door
the Christian Church. oct30- dam
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GOULD.

WHoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
furnffnre, Carpets. Oil Cloths.
Mats. Mugs. Window
Shades. .&c.
mchsi-d.f Erst second Street. cor. Perry.
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DUPlrN ElLlP1lC.,
SPRITG -.
STANDARD SKIRT
Dradley's duplex Elliptic Skirt.

NERY FLEXIBLE, FOLDED EASILY
when in use 10 occupy a small space-mo-
king tho mos, Agreeable SKIRT worn. In all
sizcs. Al Wholesale BY W. e. WADSWOKTu.
aud Retail by WAl,SwORTH a co.
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Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt.

WHY FLEAIDLE. FULUED EASILY
when in use 90 occupy a small rpace-ms-
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In oil
sizes al Wholesale and Retail by
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- tlSlCIAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
- "a and Brady Streets, under Streeper q
Baylie's store. Residence on i4th st., bet. Bra.
dy and Main. oc.ss. if
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

MINISTERIAL AssoclArIoN.-We understand
that a Ministerial Association will be held At
the NJ. +. Church, commencing on next Tues
day. A good attendance and a profitable time
is anticipated.
We are favored by the Rev. Ebcrhart with
the following which is to be the programme
for the occasion
Vinton District Conference will meet in
Toledo, Tuesday evening, Oct. Goth. Opening
sermon by W. A. Chamber alternate, r. Wade.
Children's meeting, Wednesday afternoon, at
2 o'clock Addresses by s. A. Knapp, S. w.
Head and s. C. Freer Sacrament Wednesday
evening, sermon by J. X. futile, alternate.
J. g. williamson. Sketches Rom ' 70, O.
c. Bowles, G Raines 2 Peter, ! 3-l1, A Critch-
field, J Montgomery Heb ii 3, L Winsett and
the preacher at Buckingham; Matt vi -, r
Wade, J s Eberhart. Essays: Methodist Pol
icy-Its Excellencies and Defects, s O freer;
The Duties Of the next General Conference,
W A Chambers; Temptation of Ministers,
- Byers The Cultivation Of the Beautiful,
] D Nichols The Formation Of Baptized
Children into Glasses Its Propriety and
Benefits, by J G Wilkinson. Reviews Bush
nell's Vicasious Sacrifice, D NJ Mallory Ecce
Homo. J X futile; Ecce Deus, s A knapp
Local preachers will please be prepared with
essays Of sketches on subjects of their own
selection. Us. EBERHARr.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

IT A SEEM SrsAScE.-To the Republicans
Of this county who know but little Of our for
mer political action, it may seem strange that
We should give room to communication from
men Of Democratic views, and perhaps some
of them not very Democratic either. We want
it distinctly understood that we are intensity
abolition in our views, and when it comes to
the advocacy Of political principles We shall
wade into modern Democracy with a vim. We
believe in free speech, free press. free princi-
pies and free men. We never would submit
to running a paper on the s'pinch back" prin.
ciple, our columns are open to all parties for
the discussion Of principles. We do not like
to indulge in personalities, but there are
times when it becomes necessary, and in the
ease Of Merchant and Hollen, we think, good
will be accomplished in the end, for We don't
think that Mr.. Hollen will ever be % indis-
Greet again, though greatly provoked to it.
What the action Of Mr.. Merchant was We
present. We know certainly one thing that
some Republicans as we'll as Democrats are
in the habit of attending political meetings
and so meddling with other peoples business
as to create disturbances. Did they attend
to their own affairs there would be no trouble.
When We attend Democratic meetings 70 gen.
orally speak, only when invited and answer
when called. When We do have anything to
ssy We make it pointed. We are generally
understood.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

A MIsrAKE.-The lama County Union labors
hard to make people believe that its ':cotom-
porary is greatly exercised over the lama City
wheat buyers" This is a grand mistake
We have seen wheat buyers, who, however,
was enabled to ship an ''extra car" filled with
stolen wheat or rather which they got by
cheating in weight and they live in Iowa
too, but then no one who ever fought wheat
in Tama City would do that. oh no. Bro. Ing.
ham would elbow them if they did. But the
fact is lama City men are a good deal like
other men, if they can get wheat cheap they
are going to get it that way, if they can &c,
it for Sl,25 they will not pay $3.50, and, it is
said that they will once in q great while
raise their own bids. Now don't how for the
next six months about this Bro. Cyrus.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

The secretary Of the County 8. s. Associa.
ton makes a call for that body to meet in
this place on Wednesday Of next week. Our
notice Of it in last week was on the day des-
ignated at the organization, but for reasons
stated in the official call it has been deferred
for one week. If the weather is favorable il
is expected to be an interesting occasion. II
is to be hoped that all will lay aside other
business to such an extent as to enable them
to give a day or two for the purpose Of con.
sulting together OH the best means of doing
good TO the young. Let those connected with
the schools in the count wait for 70 further
invitation than is made in the call, but come
in and assist to make the meeting interesting
and profitable.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

charlottesville notice that The Oxford
Leader claims the largest circulation Of my
paper in the county. We think that is doing
well. We hope that you have Bro. Yarham.
When you get more than you need send some
OF them this way. We orly wan . few more.
we notice also Bro. Yarham that you think
your paper quite a chap, as you print in cap
itals instead Of small cap. Wish we thought
80 much Of ours.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

Don r LIKE Ir.-Some Of our Attorneys and
other persons who attend 70 . good deal Of
legal business, do mot like our plan Of chsrg.
ing al legal publications to the Attorneys Of
officials handing them in and ordering theil
publication. We do not know what the Gus.
tom Of other publishers are in this case, bu,
ours has always been the same As above stat.
ed, We charge to the Attorney or official hand.
ing in legal documents for publication, shall
expect the cdsh for the same from these par
ties whenever We need il, otherwise We might
have, in some cases, TO wait for months and
sometimes for years for our pay, this we DOM
propose doing. When Attorneys or officials
have publications to make for clients or mar
ties say to them here are printers fees for
which we must have the money now. We DOM
object to charging these items, but We want
It distinctly understood that when We need
the pay We rant it and will have it. People
should bear 1t in mind that printers must pay
their rent, they must eat, and drink just like
other folks, they can't we'll 60 naked beca use
it is inconvenient and besides people would
object, then too il is near winter and they
would feel uncomfortable. The clerks fees
are not charged nor the revenue stamp, but
Mr.. Attorney says to Mr.. Client, here l want
cash $3.50 fling fee, and fifty cents for rcve-
nue. stamp. Let Mr.. Attorney 20 . little
further and say, here Mr.. Client I want pub
fishing fee too, and there would be M great
amount Of "Book Keeping" to be done. To the
credit Of one and al Of our officials and Attor.
neys, We take pleasure in stating that they
have all been very prompt in paying when
called upon, and rest assured that We have
slightly logged" their memory when we need
ed stamps" There has been some complaint
too about our rates for job or blank work, that
we charge too much. To this We will say.
We cannot do that kind of work quite 80
cheap as it con be had at Davenport or Des
Moines, We will further state that We will do
it so near for the same that it won't pay to
to either place, but in order that we do
parties should order by thousanRs instead
Of by the hundreds. It may be that Bro. Ing
ham can do the legal printing and look to
Tom, Dick and Harry for his pay, and it may
be wait a year or two on them for it, he may
be able to afford that, but We are not We have
debts to pay, We must keep up our stock of
material, We must pay our printers, We must
oureelf and little ones nth something
to eat, drink and wear. We must do it by the
use Of our printing Office or We must box the
thing up and sell it to the Type foundries for
old material. We do not wish TO be UNDER
MS finding fault because we have no
reason to do SO, but We want it understood
that we look to no Attorneys client for any
fees whatever, for Sheriff sales we look to the
and We want it further understood
We never ask for money only when We
need it, then We rant i. and riU have it. We
hope we are understood.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

CHANGEs.-Within the past few days there
were several changes among legal gentlemen
Of our town. Lawrence 3 Free have removed
their Office from the room over the Union
Store, to that lately occupied by Col. Connell
over A.. J. Frees store, The Col. having emov-
ed our good Uncle Samue.'s Atkins" into the
new Office in the brick next the post Office
Capt. Strong has gone into the same building,
in . nice little Office, and his single out,
while within ell things are in Attorney order
for business. Receive our hearty good wish
%, gentlemen, for : comfortable winter in
your new quarters and . prosperous business
always.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

SOME WRErcH.-Wc notice by the papers
that some miserable '.cut throat" as We i'm
agine, for none other would do it, left o small
child at the door, the other night, of q MIR.
Davis Of LeClair, Iowa, and $50 in Green.
backs. 1t was taken in the next morning
and kindly cared for by Mrs. Davis. 1t is a
large we'll developed child, light hair, blue
eyes, rather full features and apparently
very healthy. The family has become at
tached to il, and will probably adopt it.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

GRIsr MlLL.-Mr. WIN. Young from Mount
Vernon, Linn county, is here, and talking Of
erecting q Grist Mill It this place. lie has
been prospecting some already. Will the
people here give him substantial encourage.
ment? He will put it through IL he under-
takes 1t, mind that.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

A DRAWN DArTLE.-A suit was brought be-
fore Justice Fisher, by q Mr.. O'Conner as
plaintiff, on Tuesday Of this week. The de-
PENDANTS name we did not learn. After a
little diminishing, plaintiffs attorney with>
drew the suit. This is the first fruit We have
Witnessed from the sage advice Of the Union
man when he says, "Friends, litigation is an
expensive field" (of corn.)
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

CoRREcrloN.-ln the article Of "Dclta,' =
found in the issue Of the 4th inst, our type
made "Pluto and Aristotle teach their Disci>
PIES instead Of Plato and Aristotle. Lest our
friend Delta might fear that Pluto has . past
around here, and for that reason, never return
to US, We make this correction which we should
have made much earlier.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

WATcnEs.-Ladics and Gents Gold and
silver Swiss, American and National Watches
and Chains, in great variety. Clocks and
fine Jewelry Of every desirable style and
finish. Silver Tea Sets and Table Ware Of
every style and finish, from the plainest
article up to the most elaborate finish, At J..
Miller's, M~arshslltown, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

WHAr's UP.-We see i. stated in the Oxford
Leader that ". 7. Mccoy Of Mount Vernon,
Linn county, was married on the 10th inst,
to Miss Mary E. Cunningham Of Orford.-
That's q great trick in Milt to get married 80
thought we wouldn't find it out, but he should
recollect that We take the papers.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-25

NOTICE.-An persons knowing them
4V selves indebted to W. T.. Cunningham
for medical services during the las: five years
will please call and settle either by cash or
note. by doing so, you will save cost and
trouble, ais do me a favor, as we'll as justice.
l must and will have my books settled this
Fall. The books vii! be in my hands for set
tlemen until the lst Of Nov. next. After
that Gate they will be left with the Justice.
W. T.. CUNNINGHAM.
Toledo, Iowa, Oct. 10th, 1872 81