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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-07
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One summer bird in an old oak tree
Had cunningly woven her nest;
And four little delicate eggs lay there.
All under her motherly breast.
The sun rose up and the sun went down,
And, patient from earliest morn,
She waited, with peace in her trustful heart
For the time for her young to be born
But under the oak-tree's shadow, a snake, -l
Curled up in the tail grass, lay b
On watch for the bird and the dainty eggs
He,wouid have for his feast that day.
So up through the sprays Of the elasping vine
That eneircled the trunk, he wound
To where, in the shadow of quivering leaves,
The poor little nest would be found.
But harm shall not reach them. The Father aboy
Hath quickened the heart of the bird;
Courageous, alert, to the rescue she springs,
By that wonderful impulse stirred aas
ssfrt 1lr
She knew by the merciful gift Of love-
She knew by that INSTINCT good,
That leaves must be plucked from the white-Aa
tree,
That next to the oak tree stood.
So of TO the ash-tree and back to the oak,
Again and again went she; '-r
And silvery leaves each time she brought
In her beak, from the White-ash tree.
u-zllj .as- 20 n5I5EGimc
And over her jewels she heaped them up,
A covering lightly made
Until the four eggs were as safe from harm
q, L-t,, a. a,-.,J11
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Cnrious Experiment.

Take a piece Of pasteboard, about five
inches square, roll it into tube, with
one end just large enough to fit around
the eye, and the other end rather small
er. Hold the tube between the thumb
and finger of the right hand and (do
not gasp It with the whole hand( put
the large end close against the right eye,
and with the left hand hold, a book
against the side Of tbe tube. Be sure
and keep both eyes open, and there
will appear to be a hole through the
book instead of throughthe tube. The
right eye sees through the tube, and
the left eye sees the book, and the two
appearances are 50 eODfoanded to-
gether that they cannot be separated.
The left hand can be held against the
tube instead Of a book, and the hole
will seem TO be seen through the hand.
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;I17.--zyl,.e- = slscl,;e;;I7. or some an


others that it IA electricity, or some an
k1ovin connection between the brain or
nervous system ofthe operator and the
board so lightly touched BY his fingers.
,"Lere are some Of course who attribute
:. = -, supernatural causes, and some
u t al -, y - refuse the least credence to
~ ft.'tl sfiOus results afitmed.
any Of the nlys, now occupy the
These latter Juss -. - T. .io.r
safest ground. It see. 0,oncbottsi, o. - est..r
that in the cases when c.lJ ior
moves without being mischieyos
desiguedly impelled BY the operats
that the influence is magnetic, Just IS
in the case Of the ''table-movi1g" under
similar conditions. It is but proper to
say that whenever experiments with
the toy have come under our obserYa-
ton, the writings Of '.Plsnchette" have
either been such as would puzzle even
a Chsmpollion to deciPhers or else they
have been so msnifestly Ethe work of
the operators for the purpose of Great
ing meEriment, mischief and laughter,
that no one could be deceived in the
belief that either spirits OF any other
supernatural sgency have anything TO
do with them. "Planchetts'' is an
amusing toy and nothing more.
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The New Bonnet.

After Governor Gilmore, of Georgia,
retired from office be went to his old
home in Lexington. He had apenchaut
for old irons, such as plowshares, old
carriage irons, grindstone c-anks, old
shovels, and the odds and ends of plan
tation tools, Attending the sales Of
estates he soon accumulated an OK cart
load or two of such stuff, which be
dumped down in a corner of his yard
near his dwelling, very much to the
annoyance Of his wife. The pile kept
increasing. She determined to make
way with it, and one day (Sherif sale
Iday) sent it to the court yard with the
knowledge of the Sheriff, who loved a
ljOke) to be sold to the highest bidder.
Governor Gilmore that morning rode
out of town a mile or two, and was re-
turning By the spot just as the Sheriff
was proceeding with his sale. Catch
ling the eye of the Governor, who was
Hooking on, he pointed out to him the
| pile of old iron, and requested him to
make bid for them.
"Good," said Governor Gilmore, Il
will: l have some pieces at bome that
will match exactly. | will bid ten dol
lars for them. {-,
'.Ten dollars ten doIlarsP repeated
the Sheriff nobody BIDS more, "tbey
are yours, Governor.
Delighted with the purchase, he paid
ten dollars, aud left them in the yard
for future movement The Sheriff paid
ten dollars to Mrs. Gilmore. in few
days she bought handsome bonnet,
and the Governor admiripg it very
much, said: l,.r,
'My dear, where did you get that
pretty bonnetl It is beautiful and
Don't It HI husband, don't it /
bought It with the ten dollars you paid
for your old iron trash r
The Governor wiited-he was sold
by his own wife. 80
But time cured the chagrin, and the
good Governor had frequently to join
Iin the laugh at his expense of this lit
tie incident 5ia As iE4 .
Fisl5---- ----d --Ll = 49,. ~ ---l < ~
-Itis'saidH that Joe Howard, the proc
lamation forgeT of 1884 is said to have
charge of "BrickH Pomeroy's daily pa
per, which is to be started in New
York in a few days. DIRE -s'.ss1-F
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nERIfInlY

There Is no medicine equal to HoQaaHas German
They imPdrt tone II 1dHduigoT 70 the l0hote
Svsem, srengheR d tie GpDetite, cause
an eh}ov4aeaf of Hseuu 7 i- food, enable Tie sto-
mach 70 di0es IT, purify the blood gre good, sound,
healthy c0pb io1L Tudicate 0s sei01g tRpe from the
syc impdrt bloom 70 he cheeks and change e pGttc5st
fran stOTfbreathcd, emacidted, tOeak and RcTpout
iHualid 70 full faced siOui and UigorOss person
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the B1fterg or
Tonic In fact they are Family Medl-
elme8. They can be administered with
Serfect safety 20 a child three months
cid, the most delicate female or man
nF rSRmAfu.
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Hollands German Tonic

q eoubinGfoB Of az De iE0rsdisHts Of 1e BitteTs,
SOih PURn Santa c1is Rum, 0T0age, etc. X fS Esed
pure alcoHOlie SitIis ts TeqttTcd RoH a1U bear in
asi6 Cat tese Fsmsdies are entirely different from
any oQeTg ddoesised @ he cure Of te dtsc1tes named
tohiIs De oilers dre decooi0ns Of FJm iH
forn- The TONIC e decidedly one Of He m0st Ped-
~ Ess Z erguss 10 pleasiETs 3 tas 4 i5i1s Sis
I3sGsfl1 ezbiaratiHf, dad sledtei11l QdtSiet lars
elaSsi 3 3 b kn0nl e. 1is RTtdtsH ef ~ tosicl
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TOLEDO.
I. a. sMITE

TI y ". A. SMITH,
A RCHrTECT. Toledo, o. Plans and Design,
"A made Of Public Buildings and private Resi-
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Roofand,s German Ritters

As entirely vegetable, and contains no
IIouOF. It Is q compound OF Fluid IKE
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and BarlZs
nom which these extracts are made
aEe gHtherea Ge5m99ny. GeTl91s1l!y.
are OVSraeted from them by
acfentIac 49, chemist. THESE
extracts are then TOrvgar6ed TO this
country 90 he used expressly for the
mmnuEaSture Of these Bltterss There Is
no alcoholic gubseanee Of any kind used
IN compromising the H1tter1s henee u ~
the oEly HfttefH that can be used In
easss whore alcoholic sElmulants aES
nOt advisable
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I0CEsNETTR
STEWART

T OCKSATITH AND CUTLER. Repairs Locks,
a Clocks, Sewing Machines, Trunks, Umbrellas,
lec Grinds Surgeons Instruments, RazOrs, Knives
Shears and ali kinds Of small edged tools. All work
attended 70 promptly and satisfaction guaranteed
Sh0p on Croghan Street south side, rear Of Closes
eroeerF, ~ u FREMONT M 14aa
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-07
REHDToAE,
i'm. COREY, N. D
J. ". FAILING, N. D
DaMTxsRRX.
DR. PRIOE.
G.J, SALZMAN.

nENTIsT, wiz be in his ofice, at Clyde, the last
IL two weeks Of each month, TO perform all oper-
Rtons required in his profession. Satisfaction guar
auteed in all cases. Rooms at the old stand
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zAs's Remediss are s's best
FROM HON. eEo. ". WOODWARD,
rRoM HoN. tGMRs rRoMrgoN,

Judge Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S, 1860
CeFrRn BIT ~ tiers ,, a vala1bls
Insdtciac I'm case of attacks OF
IndfRe ffOnw nor Dyspepstas.
= Eean certify this from my experience OF
IL Yours, with respect.
JAMES THOMPSONs
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HOTELS.
KEssLER HOUsE,

II B. BELDING, Proprietor. Passengers carried
ID. to and from the House free of charge. Stu
ated corner Of Front and State Sts.,
FREMONT
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-Itis said that Joe Howard, the proc
lamation forgeT Of 1884 is said to have
charge Of "Brick" PomeFoys daily pa
per, which is to be started in New
York in a few days. d''s Hsi'rs'sF
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-07

The Philadelphia Press says the
Democrats have taken care to nominate
candidate for President who was in fa-
vcr of the last rebellion against the
government aud a candidate for Vice
President who has pledged himself in
favor Of the next rebellion against the
rrOvarnYpeuf
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JOHN n. LENNON,

z A TTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public. Also
"a authorised agent for collection Of all kinds Of
MilifaFy. BcuntY and Pension claims, e
ek,-LAlA : GLIDE. o. A-.f i.rs
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ooHGHETssIoN MERCHANTS,
,raasE d. BROOKWAY,

sa'.aaa -AAssDAs ~" a
TTAIR DRESSING and Shaving Saloon, in
Buckland's New Block. Ladies' and Child
ren's Hair Dressing and CUtting Switches, Curls,
&C. FREMONT.
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the morning papers ]! 1atvsu aaI d
That was another way of asking Mary
to read them to him, which she did,
and without saying, as. Smith did on
similar 9eeasiopA--v1sv - l,s- aa.;9ss d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

II is reported that the Hon. Mr.. Howe OF
the Nova Scotia Legislature, has accepted lucrative
position London paper, and will not return to Nova
Scotia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

TOR SALE-At Westfeld, N. j., a HOUSE
thorough ORDER containing stable 1e Se vte tss
fed With choice fruit also, two HOUSES AID tOis
with sght each. II sold will he rented April l.
BLAKE & DUDLEY, No. 3Pinest, Room No q Sno
No u Morris ave, Elizabeth, ~ ~
Q. DUDLEY, at Vested
IGOR SALE-At Westfeld, N. j., on Central
Railroad 10 miles from NswYork healthy place vasos
shuhss schools &c, Depot large spa elegant ~
HOUSE stables and carriage house gNo SHEDS Ss 49, ~.
nesr complete ORDER With about four acres OF gesne
avn garden. kc Possession immediately. -
BLAKE DUDLEY, No Pnes., Room No. ~ Asa
No. ~ Morris Bizabethj
J. O. DUDLEY. WestEsh
CECRET SAFES for the safe-keeping in con
- eeslmeut Papers levels DC These Safes are ssis
proof and be secreted IN the ground elsewhere
SECRET SAFE COMPANY No 2H Broadway opposite CITY Han
1NHE ZERO REFRIGERAT0R.-F pre-
American Int1te Pair 1861 Wholesale and retail
NJ LESLEY No. COS SiIthaye Reigersors repaired
90 TO MCFARLAND BOOKSTORE
W corner Of TWENTY Broadway sn2 beT Of bsaaf
FRENCH MOTIF PAPER
snnit. .nr
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

HERE WE Go.-Whcre to? Oh, over to the
City Grocery Store to see Barney, one door
cast Of W. F, Johnston s. Cos Store; as he has
boon, and is now receiving smashing lot OF
all kind of groceries, we would like to tell of
all the varieties, but havnt enough roomi but
suffice it to say you can get of him anything
in his line usually kept in u first class Gro
Gerry Store. His goods have been selected
with special care, and are warranted to give
satisfaction.
He don't sell for thrihble prices, and furs
nish an inferior article, but deals on the
square with the level balanced. He don't
keep millinery goods, but there is shops just
cas-. of him) or hardware and farming nipple
ments wrapped up in calicos, nor mix nails
and sticks in groceries. He don't seasonh his
molasses with colored water. mix syrup with
sorgham but keeps and sells the pure mate.
rial at low but living rates. He don't sell
butter half salt, and not fit for soap grease
but the pure unadulterated extract Of COW.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

HIrALuTis.-The following was picked III
in our streets the other day, and handed to u
FOR publication. II seems to be the efrusior
ofa school "marm" 10 lady friend, she seems
quite anxious to soar above the commonplace
vulgar style language Of tho present day
hear her:
"Fondly cherished Clementino, it is not in
the power, or my clocution to excogitate an
cpistle Of cilicacy--the intense dampness of
the circumambient atmosphere has opened
the fountains Of Heaven, and raised deer
creek, to IN enormous river, that with the most
imminen and superlative reluctance, I am
constrained to procrastinste my egress to the
environs Of your magnificent residence. !"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

|TfyIE GALENIC Medical Institute Char
y tered by Legislative enactment, for the
cure Of private diseases. Situated at st. raal,
Mimi. Has JUST published new Medical
Treatise on Spermatorrhea, or seminal weak.
ness, Self Abuse and all diceases of the Blad
der, Kidneys, Liver, &c, &. Price Sec. Dis,
eases Of females given special attention.
Address, in confidence, all communication to
GALESlc MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Box 1893, St.Paul,
MINI. IOWA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

Fine Oil Paintings, Framed Engraviugs, Sill
yer Ware, Photograph Albums and - large
assortment of Fine Gold Jewelrv, in all valu.
cd Mt 81, 100000 4 C.unee 10 Dra,e 0as or he
Above Irizes by purchasing sealed Ticket for
20 cts. Tickets describing each Prize are
scaled in onveloi,s aud thoroughly mixed
On receipt Of 20 cts. a Sealed Ticket will be
drawn without choice and delivered to our
Office, or sent by mail to any address The
prize named upon it will be delivered to the
ticket holder Payment OF one dollar. Prizes
will be immediately sent to any address, as
requested, by express or return mail.
You will know what your Prize is before you
pay for it Any Ifize may be exchanged for
another q The same rclus. No BLANhS.
Ses~Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
References We select the few following
names from the many who have lately drawn
Valuable Prizes and kindly permitted us to
publish them S. I, wilkins, Buffalo; N. Y,
1000; Miss Annie Monroe, Chicago, Piano,
| valued at $3.50: Robt Jackson, Dubuque. Iowa
Gold Watch, $3.50; Philip Mccarthy, Louis
villa, Ky, Diamond Cluster Ring, $500; r a.
Patterson, New Bedford, Mass, Silver Tea SCI,
$l75; Miss Emma Walwor,h Milwaukee, Wis,
Piano $500; Rev " PITT, Cleveland, Ohio,
Melodeon, $l25. We publish no names with
out permission.
OpLitcfS ~ tHe 1FeS.-.lhey are DONG the
largest business, the firm is reliable and de-
serve their success = Wrekiy Tribune, Feb. 8
1--WE have examined their system, and know
them 10 be a fair dealing frm.n-N \ Herald.
FEB. %, 1868.
sLast week friend of ours drew $500
prize, which was promptly received Daily
Ncvs March 3, 1868.
Send for circular giving many more REFER
ences and favorable notices from the Press
Liberal Inducements to Agents. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Every package Of Sealed Envel>
opes contains one cash gift Six Tickets for
81; Is for 50; 35 for So 10 for $l5. All let
tiers should be addressed to Harper, Wilson s.
Co, 1s3 Broadway, n Y. 19wi
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

SABBATH LAsr.--On last Sabbath tho Rev.
Lewis, [colored, Of ,4is place, preached in tho
NJ. L. Church both morning and evening, his
audience Mt day was small at first, and grew
less when il was ''dsciyerd' by the retiring
talents that a "nigeer was going to preach.
Wonderif those saintedl?J beings would, if so
unfortunate as to get to Heaven anu find MIR,
l.. there leave through fear of the coior2 In
the evening he had a full house. lie delivers
ed on both occasions quite interesting and
instructing discusses. The entire exercises
being conducted after the old style of "Aletl-
ods-ism, the distinguishing feature of its
moral power, seemed TO inspire the audience
with nc W emotions, and many were moved to
tears.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

A GENTS WANTED for the WEARING
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ever published. Its contents are deeply in
teresting and should be CAREFULLY READ by
every one. The immense demand for this
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Out II is decidedly the Book for the times.
It fully illustrates Old ireland, abounds in
Romance, Incident and W.T. showing the Pat
riotism and Devotion, the Truth and Fervor,
Of that warm>hearted people, containing 400
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CLOTH green and gold. Price So. Agents
where. Exclusive territory given
Send for circulars and sample copy. William
FLINT, 26 South 7th street, Philadelphis, Pa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

YE LocAL-Your humble servant, Eye local
wsg, has to perform the unappreciatcd duty
of looking around for local and other items to
suit the varied tastes of the jolly and the gay,
as well as the sober and the sedate. To do
this it becomes necessary for ono to dive into
other peoples business; and this is not in tho
least agreeable, when one has enough of his
own, and il becomes doubly unpleasant. when
We local, is con cious of standing q good chance
Of getting a Shaping for his meddlesomc
qualities, but whether We are squelchsd or not
We shall eAdeavor to Ego in lemons.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

on THERE NERvE.--We notice that there is
quite spirited controversy going on between
Judge Hubbard Of Marion, c. h. Scott Of An
amosa and our friend and classmate NJ. Is. Z.
True Of the same place, tho two former seem
to be taking the latter to task Tor certain
statements made concerning Judge II. through
the columns of the Eureka. Wo know noth-
inc Of the merits Of the controversy, but Of one
thing VIC do know something, We are positive
that when they wake up Mr.. True they take
the wrong chap by the sears, they had bet
ter stand " from UNDER ashe "slings nasty
ouill.n ana is one of the most talented news
paper writer's Of the State.
We regard Judge Hubbard as gentleman
and his reply to the charges was open aho
manly. We certainly think him incapable q
90 gross decd as to willingly deliver up
man to be shot. The Judge is q man Of large
and kind heart.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

PAR DAY.-Ths 18th inst, was again pay
day for the "Redskins, they congregated in
largo numbers here, on that day; Judge L.
Clark Of this place, is Agent. A prominent
Democrat Of this place was having one of the
s'little pncs' dance he handed tho little
chap Eve cent postage currency, it was re-
fused as pay, and thrown upon the ground
epitefully, whercupon "little lnjin' was claim
ed asa good Democrat, demanding specie pa y
mcut.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

FOURTH OF JuLY-W see through cur ex-
changes that great many towns, arc COM
mencing At tits carly hour. for grand old
rally on tina, dry. !. is time that the people
Of Tama county should wake up, and show
their patriotic pluck; show chat, us American
citizens, they have not forgotten that memor
able day in 1776 when the bell pealcd forth
the joyous news that n new nation had been
born. Come, let us HAYES huge old celebra
ton in Toledo if we can get it, but lift is con
s;dered best to have it at some other place. so
let it be, but have one anyway.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

PRINTING OFFICE RuLEs.-The following are
the latest. First, enter softly; second, sit
down quietly and quickly third, subscribe
for tho REPUBLICAN, when you enter this Office,
and pay your two dollars; 4th, don't touch the
poker; 9th, say nothing interesting; 9th, en>
gage in no controversy; 7tl, don't smoke; sth,
keep away from the type; 9th, don't talk to
the printers 10th, hands OF The exchanges
By observing the above rules parties coming
into this Office, will greatly ohlige the prin-
tiers, especially those who don't have any bu-
sincss here but 10 poke their shouts copywards.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

A gents Wanted for the LIFE Of GRANT, by
IL staff officer. This is the only Full,
Authentic and Official History Of the Life and
Public Services Of the Great Chcitain, and
the only one that is endorsed by all his Lead
ing Generals. Send for specimen Pages and
terms. Address National Publishing Co., Chi
cago, Ill.,, or 81. Louis Mo.
ca UlION-The country is being flooded
with so.caLled Lives Of Grant, written by Civ
ilans and Politicians who never saw a battle
See that the Book you Luy is endorsed by al
the Leading Generals, [l9w4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15
ERRORS OF YOUTH.-The suffering are
IL earnestly requested to use

ERRORS OF YOUTH.-The suffering are
IL earnestly requested to use
BELL'S SPE CHIC PILLS.
They have never been known to fail in curing
all ordinary cases Of Seminal Weakness,
Emissions, SC. fthe result Of youthful indis-
cretion) and which units the sufferer for bus
mess pursuits, social society, or marriage
This remedy can be used without detection or
without requiring change Of diet, and they
are perfectly harmless on the system. One
or two boxes give relief in all cases, and from
one to six will effect cure.
Price One Dollar per Boz, or Gge borss, equal
to four small ones, price Three Dollars
Said bg Principal Druggists Euerywhere.
A Confidential Circular, descriptive of the
disease, with full instructions for treatment,
will be sent to gentlemen free Of charge, on
receipt of stamp for postage. If you cannot
get the pills of your druggist, they will be
sent by mail on receipt of the money, we'll
secured from observation, by
DR. J. BRYAN,
351 East 14th, ST., New York.
n. B.-Register your letter or send Post
Office Money Order. II
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

FKvO THE LADIES' are agents for over
i ONE HUNDRED Importers and Manu-
facturcrs, and are prepared to furnish the
whole country with Dry and Fancy Goods,
Silks, Shawls, Jewelry, Silver Ware Furni-
ture, Pianos, Sewing Machines, &c., &C., at
the uniform price Of
ONE DOLLAR FOR Ed GU ARTICLE.
Send your clubs Of 10 and upwards, for des-
criptive checks, showing what article can be
obtained for One Dollar, with 10 cents for each
check. Circulars sent free.
Presents worth from So to $500 sent free of
charge to agents sending clubs.
Agents wanted in every town. CUSHMAN
& Co.. 10 Arch Street Boston Mass. IOWA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-05-15

SLIGHTLY so.-When man comes hons
and tries to bolt tho door with an ear Of corn
pokes the fire with the spout Of coffee pot; at.
tempts to wind up the clock with his boot.
jack; tries to cut kindling with his wifs's but.
ter knife; takes pint flask in his hand to
light him to bed; hangs his hat upon the floor;
puts his muddy boots on the center table; you
may reasonably consider that no has been
looking through glass darkly.