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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL AGENTS
~ WANTED! Agents WantAs1 - cr !.

EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL AGENTS
~ WANTED! Agents Wanted For I
new Patent Article just introduced in the
market Its success IL unparalleled by any
other article All persons QUA Of enap,oyment
or those wishing TO improve their circumstan ..
ces, whether gentlemen or lsdies can make !
respectable living at this light and sasy EN-.
Ployment Sa54f II
Hundreds Of Agents are making from $500
to 5000 day, Tolive agents $1,000 . week
will be guaranteed. fbts
Information furnished on receipt Of Is OTIS,
to pay for cost Of printing materials and re-.
turn postage Address Dr.. j. BALL & CO.,
No u Liberty street, New York City, N. Y.
Extracts from the Press.
.Bairs new patent is The greatest iaysntisn
Of its age. Agents are making rapid fortunes,
They may rely they will b fair and square
70 dea! With. Hsspsr's Weekly.
4 1T u an excellent invention and will pay
oil agents to invest" The Tti6.u,e.
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4 GENTS WANTED.-Fer llllettes ~
IA work, ksmsvksSJs UxSeSeuvy0soT1eunv
a6ls Pssess 81 ~ Aly IssA ~ Asnsy.Wasds
Beechsr, T. D. woolssy, IL. D. FRA. 81 Yais.
College, Joseph Cumming, D. p. L. D. Isae.
Of Wesleyan Univ, b. Rev. TAee. i. ClASk,
Bishop Il 4.Ls D., 10. aa5sswa
It Il . new ana original Wsfk b Asss O.
thorn Andfls ssAise0 - aRessved ~ sleRU.
men Of al denominations. Agents sfs ~.
ing with unparalleled sseossA We saplsy
NO General Agents and o6sr extra lndusnsals
to Agents dealing with 10. For descriptive
circulars with full particulars saA terms, -.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
State Of Iowa, ! In county Court for saidcoupty
Tama county.
Notice is hereby given TO oil whom it may
concern, that at term Of the County Cour,
of Tama County, held At the Court House at
Toledo, in said County on the lst day Of June
A. D. 1868, an instrument in writing bearing
date the 18th day Of July 1866, and pur.
porting to be the last Will and Testa-
ment Of Harriet Hubbell late ofTama county,
Iowa, deceased, was produced and pub.
licly read in open Court; and that the next
Term of said Court, to be holden on the 9Th
day of July A. D. 1868, at the Court House in
Toledo aforesaid, has been fixed for proving
said Will; and at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of the day
last above mentioned, all persons interested
are hereby notified and required to appear in
said Court to show cause, If any they have,
why said instrument should not be probated
and allowed as and for the last Will and Tess
lament Of the said deceased.
Dated Toledo, Iowa, June LIST, A. D. 1858.
THOMAS 8. FREE,
County Judge Of Tama county, Iowa.
Toledo, June 9th, 1858 .n22w4 psf so
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
I CONSUMPTION, scRoFULA!-for eyerv

CONSUMPTIONi SCROFULA!-For eyerv
~ disease God has made remedy which
cepsi:t: 10 some ono or more plants Or herbs
that inhabit this globe. =
The natives Of the Andes Mountains Of
South America has discovered remedy in I
herb that grows n their district, whish il !
certain CURE 70 CONSUMPTION.
Coughs Colds, Of al kinds, Geron.
cniiis and oil Throat and Lung affections,
1t will cure every kind of Hxmor or Sores
from the worst case of Scrofnla Down = the
common Pimple. In short, it subdues ~ in
hamation Of whatever kind or nature, which
consists Of sores, ct the same time healing
them. CONSUAPT[ONis merely sores OF
liberation Of the Lungsi
The Original Prescription from. the native
Doctors who live among the Inhabitants Of the
Andes Mountains. translated into English.
with directions for preparation aud uss, with
. short history Of the plant and csrti6ostes
OF cures will DO sent free Of charge T. any
address on receipt Of and addressed stamped
envelope for circular. Address Or. ]. RAIL- 4
20, Agents, No 81 Liberty street N. Y. ia
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
From Rev. /, F. WARD, Apon, Loraia ca. o.

From Rev. 1. +. WARD, Apon, Loraia CD. o. ]
MEssRs. STRONG and ARMSTRONG;,
GentIemen.-It gives me great pleasure to
state that my wife has derived great benefit
from the use Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She
has been for number of years troubled with
Dyspepsia accompanied with violent paroxy-
SIMS Of constipation which SO Frustrated her
to do anything. She took, at your instance,
Goes Dyspepsis Cure, and has derived great
benefit from ii, and is now comparatively we'll.
She regards this medicine - great blessing,
Truly yours,
January 18th, 1863. IF. WARD.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
upEcTAcLEs RENDERED UsELEssl

OLD Eyes MADE NEWT
All Diseases Of the Eye successfully treat
ell by BALLS Nsv Pasest lcory Eye Cups.
Read for yourself and Restore your Sight.
Spccsacles and Surgical Operations rendered
Ursclessi The InestimaIle Blessing Of
Sight is made Perpetual by tie Uss
Of the NeV Patens Improved
Ivory Eye Cup!
Many Of our most Eminent Physicians,
Oculists, Students and Divines, have had their
Sight restored permanently for life and cured
OF the following diseases:
Impaired Vision,
Presoyopia, or Far Sightednsss,
Asthenopia, or Weak Eyes,
Epiphora, Running or Watery Eyes
Sore Eyes,
Weakness Of the Retina or Optic Nerve,
Opathahnis, or inflammation Of the Eye
and its APPENDICES or imperfect vision
from the effects Of inflammation,
| 8 Photophobin, or Intolerance Of Light
| Over Worked Eyes,
10 Mydesopia-moving speeks or floating
| bodies before the Eye, so a
I IL Amaurosis, or Obscurity Of Vision,
IL Cataracts-Partial Blindness, the Loss
| of Sight from Injury sad Worst Disor.
| ders Of the Eye.
Any one can use the IVORY EYE CUPS
without the aid Of Doctor or Medicine 10 q
to receive immediate beneficial results and
never wear spectaCles; or, il using nav. 10 lay
them aside forever. We guarantee . cure IS
every case whore the directions are followed
Or We will refund the money! sS
2,S09 CERTIFICATES Of CURE!
From Honest Farmers Mechanics
| and Merchants-
Some Of them the most eminent LEADING pro.
fessional and political men, and women q
education and refinement, in our country.
may be seen at our Office.
Under date Of March 20. Hon. Horace
Greedy, editor Of the N. Y. zsS6sne, writes :
~. Ball, Of our city 10 . conscientious and
responsible man who 10 incapable Or intea-
tional deception or imposition
Mrs. Henry Ward Bsecher, 81 Btooklyn. ~.
ter using the IVORY EYE CUPS, order !
pair for the wife Of Rev. CHARLES BEECH.
Err, Of Georgetown, Mass. N2t @T5c.1
All persons wishing for full particulars. To
receive benefit from this Great Discovery. can
consult the Doctor by letter, and receive nj.
Treatise On the Eye" Of AZ pages free by
return mail.
Send your full address to
DR.. J. BALL & Co. yR
<. y. Boz e07 No 81 Liberty street
=. For the worst cases of Myopica, or Near
Signtedness, our New Myopic Attachments
applied TO the IVORY EYE OUPS has proved
certain SUGGEST Send for pamphlet AMI
certificates free. Waste no more money ~
adjusting huge glasses on your nose and dis.
figure your face.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12

EARRIERY.-Hoso VETERINARY RExsp1ru
- For the Cure Of Diseases Of Norses. Cdttl1
Sheep, Hogs and Doss.
Extract No ! Will cure Founder, Curb, Spasi,
Sprains, Rheumatism.
do No 3 Will cure Worm Diseases. Rota
Or Criba.fs Esss.
do No 3 viii cure Heavss Coughs. InA.,
nation, Catarrh, Broken Wind
DO No Win cure Disienpsrs, Parsy
's# G.anders. Naval elect, etc. ri
10 NO WilVcure Gutaneous diseastu. O,
eruptions or inflanstion.
90 NOS Will cure Diseases Of Digestion,
Loss Of Appetite, Jaundice.
90 No 10 70 increase the flesh on All
animals in short time will mske cattle M
nogs weigh twice the weight In thirty dsys.
Large fortunes have been made by ftttsnins
cattle snd hogs on this remedy. Italso mafeS
herses' hair . glossy 40 silk. issh 77za y
ANY Of the shove remedies win h .snt
on receipt Of $3.50 BY mail or express 81 IA
seven remedies for 800. a. a
! E9n@1cks Oelsbrated Yoeostnayv -,
Price 800 BY m1il. The Hoso 'Exfrssts
Pre- entirely new 0cisNtiAc Discovery, 80.
Dining many Of the most powerful And il6+.
,1 agents in the Vegetable ana dfK1sNl
Ainedom. They have met With unparailolsa
'uccees have rsceived theussnde e. oeftS.
' 4. from ny patrons and the hirheet 1ile,
!les rom the prsss.s Address alf ofdeii' q
e. = KENDRtCK, No, 81 Liberty Syftet
-" 'o1A. @lely
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
nk. BALLS GREAT 20 20 DYSPEPSIA

nk. BALLS GREAT 20 20 DYSPEPSIA
- PlLLS.-This Great Remedy will cure
all Diseases of the Stomach-such IS Dy.pep,
sia. Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diaainess,
Acidity Of the Stomach, Risins Of the Food
Distress after Eating Bad Breath, Belchine
up OF Wind, Loss Of Appetite. Gloomy and De.
pressed Spirits, Want Of Sleep, and constant
Pain or uneasiness At pit of stomach.
Inc ~ ~ PILLS are = speedy, safe,
and eftecinal Remedy; contain no minerals
being entirely Vegetable.
One Pin will give immmediate relief!
Physicians endorse their use.
Ministers give testimony Of their efficiency.
Out Of tens Of thousands Of Cures Of Dys.
pepsia, the 20 20 PILLS have never failed
to effect perfect cure! We warrant cure
IN every case-even lift be Is years standing.
Circulars, containing certi6cats, &C., sent free.
Pr.ce OF the 70 20 PILLS, one dollar per
E. y. Dox So1. No 81 Liberty street,
16 ~ New York.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
Notice to Bridge Builders,

The undersigned will receive Proposals
at his usual place of residence, in this town.
ship, until July 14th, 1863 for the building
of Bridge across Salt Creek in this town.
ship, near the south west corner Of section
No. ~. For further particulars see plan and
specification ut my house.
W. ROGERS, Supervisors.
Dated Perry Township, Tams County Iowa.
June 18th, 1868. n28w4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12

YvRAVELING AGENTS wANTEp.- Goo5
j .Conmis1oas Pad. 70 sell shs Patent
Ivory Eye Cups, PLEASANT and honorable
employment; desirable for all ladies. clergy.
men, teachers, students, formers, mechanics,
and merchants, and for AL who desire to make
an honest living, By IN easy employmint-
All persons asking for terms to SCENTS must
enclose IS cents 70 pay postage and cost Of
printing materials containing Information fbr
agents. Address DR.. J. BALL & Co.
r. o. Box 957. No 81 Liherty-st,. h. 7.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
. OOK AGENTS WANTED. FOR
. HOW Ian DIS
100000

AS = soldier ana q Statesman.
An accurate history of his military and civil
career. In one large octave volume, nearly
$50 pages, finely illustrated. Agents will
find this the book to sell At the present time.
The largest commission given. We employ no
General Agents, and offer extra Inducements
to cspvassers. Agents win see the advanta-
ges Of dealing directly with the Publishers
For descriptive circulers and terms address
J. r. BURR & CO. Publishers.
June6, 66,n22 Hartford. Conn.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
PUBLIC SALE
OF old Court House 4 Grounds

PUBLIC SALE
Notice is hereby given that the undersign.
cd will offer for sale: and sell to the highest
bidder, at the west door Of the old Court
House-provided the same brings one Thous.
and Dollars-on the 9Th day Of July, at One
o'clock P. NJ, 1868. The south two thirds Of
of lot number two in Block no. FIVE (5) in
the townof Toledo, Tama County, Iowa, to.
gether with the Buildings thereon.
Terms Of Sale-One half cash in hand and
the balance in one year with ten per centin-
terest from date of sale.
By order of the Board of Supervisors.
w. F. JOHNSTON,
DAVID d. APPLICABLE,
Committee of Board Of Supervisors,
June 9Th, 1868. Is
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
Impeachment Dead
New Grocery.
u. YOUNKIN.

Has received fresh supply of Groceries,
and Goods of rare qualities, at the Old stand
of W. s. Turbet, where he intends to keep all
kind Ct fresh, pure Groceries, at very low
price, call and see for yourselves, Ho ,rill
sell cheaper than any firm in the county.
B1-FARMERS PRODUCE, -DR
Taken in Exchange for Goods.
U. YOUNKIN
Toledo, June IL. '63n23tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
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consisting In part Il
Flooring r...l.s, siA
Stock BssFds, Rough ~ prssssS
Finishing 1anbsr q diasrssa. srsa.i;' aesoa
FRAMING TIABERBlAS.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12

W.. H. HARRISON,
General Insurance Agent,
rs TOLEDO, IOWA.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12

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1ew6,
The Richmond palladium., 1868-06-30

lact food r. ths. dApth of- -fallH ouaAsusaiashs..
es. while the vivid play Of the lightning aud the
sharp crack ofseiro thunfier.- combined tpsmak6s
. scene a terror. A lsrge brick school houss
two stosfes high. abovsa stone basenentxneafe
ly fnished ready forsaoccupancy, odd Spsti6g
some g. .0OOs was totAlly destroy& ths viii
on one SIDE bding thrown down to The fpnndh-
zion, and tha other side t0Aihe hrst foojsAssofvs
floors and walls mingling in one common ruin.
frees were nprooted or their limbs rorn- of by
the gale grapes, fruit trees and shrubbery strips
ped almost naked. the growing grain beaten
down. washed out. or buried up and the fair
promise of garden and field almost utterly
bIighred Hail Was piled up in some phces three
feet deep and furnished coolers five or six hours
atterward. Scarcely building in the place,
except tho Court House, where the glass is put.
tied in, escaped shattered windows. sna atslu
> The South Bend Register, tells about severe
thunderstorm there on Monday evening" du-
ring which the lightning struck MIR. Donneliy
and his wife and ohild--tearing HIS boots off and
cutting hls feet badly. stunning the, latter and
shattering the house. Another house and .
barn was struck and a man stunned in his bug
sgy whilst his horse ran away frightened at the
explosion. Tuesday morning. heavy rain and
hal. storm, passed over from the southwest, not
less severe than the one on the previous evening
and in the afternoon another occurred-Rev
Mr.. Forsyth's dwelling was badly injured by
the wind displacing the gable end. 4
The Richmond palladium., 1868-06-30
10 the Republicans of wayne County.


The time for active work and labor in the
Presidential canvass is upon us. tur candid>
ates are in the field. We have just cause to
he proud of them, and our duty is plain. Our
enemies never sleep upon their oars. and it be-
booves US to be up and doing. The democracy
will Boon have their candidates in the field,
and we must be ready to meet them. And for
the purpose OF effecting q more thorough orr
gahization Of our party, I respectfully call q
meeting the Republican County Central Com.
mittee, and IS many others Of the party as feel
like attending, on a4 '-
MONDAY, the eth Gay Of July, 1888,
At the Court House in CentreviiIe at half past
10 o'clock, A.. NJ. to consult together for the
good Of the party. do earnestly urge a full
attendance. The time is short and there Is .
great amount OF work to be done. Let every
Township BE- fully represented. rsr .s.'t
h. B. PAYNE, Chm Co. Cen. Com.
We hope the Republican. generally, OF the
county viii 70 to Cen.revilis ON Monday neat
and thsrs ax upon plan of thoroushy organ.
ixiug ths Gounty by School Districts. for the
political battles that are to come off next Octo.
! Der and November. The Democracy are leav.
Ing no stone anturnsd->let our party initiate
thSif vigilance, and Old Wayas viii roll Up It's
usual glorious mstoritiss.
The Richmond palladium., 1868-06-30

-6As-kouis~Aoo~-0n~ isnnsl~~44, ,000, ,O00.
pounds Of tobacco, i, 900 barrels of
mess polk. and 1000 tierces ofslard.
Tba- Bnfal, Express says "There
seens to De strong dispositonto Chase
the WorF F-its bean. porflge hot and
bean porridge cold platform, and its uni
ysrsal suffrage candidate out Of the ring.
There's fun al ead. Ola TGlL 81
Arkansas is again in line with the loyal
States, in spite Of A.J.s veto and the united
.vote Of the democncy. Her members of Con-
gress and the Senate hare taken their. places
once more.
The Richmond palladium., 1868-06-30
llFE--AEAlTH-sTREMCTH.
LlFE-HEACrH-srRENcrH.
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
REMEDY.

e3 Delamarfe's Specific Pills, 3. gs=
Prepared BY GARAKcrERs DUPdNr, No. II Rue
entire Medical Faculty Of France.
Are most energetic and efficient Remedy In case
of Spermaturrh@a Seminal Weakness NiRhtly,4
Daily or Premature Emissions Sexual Weakness or
Mpoeency; Weakness arising from Secret Habits and
SEXUAL Excssses; Reuraeios Of the Genial Organs;
Weak Spine Lime .r "Brick dust deposites in the
Urnej 'Milky Discharges" &C., and all the ehassly
train of Symptoms arising from 0vsruse Excesses
Apamphiet, Containing fui particulars, with Drec.
tions and Advice, printed in FRENCH 0xrtnan Sbapts
and Epgish, accompanies each box, and y nj be sent
By ma free Of cost, any who will write for L.
frics e1 pr, Boz, Sac Bs<es for IS. 7fsH
Ask FOR DELAAARRESSP ECffTC PILLS Am
TAKE NO OTHERS. H'sE
Sold BY all The principal Dragssts Or willha sent By
the spsesd prics b any advertised Agents Or 81 Tho
sole Proprissess, OSCAR q. MoSBS xlO., ~ 0ert-
vieinity, POTTS BROS. SAMPSON = ROSS, Dr..
p'ao1'35 eau .ysIAsosqs9 .Hes. .r. 4t.,.u 9
: a. ,sIsgF sEa eaanf q ~
The Richmond palladium., 1868-06-30

A knock down of p'lcse man at the
depot, by Greenville baseballist. oc,
cured last Saturday. A star fell, and
the particulars were being nnfolded be-
fore the MaNor yesterday by the city
attorney and John H. Popp, Esq, in the
presence of jury. Result not known
as we go to press
MoRNfNG-REsuLT: 81 and costs, ST., so.
The amount of grain stored in Chica
go is as follows Wheat 100000 bush.
els corn 996. 1000 bushels oats 33s, 900
bushels; rye 10000 bushels and of bar
ley 5000 bushels.
Oliver Wendell Holmes. says that q
man over ninety is a great comfort TO
his elderly neighbors. - He is a picket
guard on the extreme out posts, and
young folks of sixty or seventy feel that
the enemy must get by him before they
can come near their encampment. 81
The production Of petroleum in 1867
was about 1000 barrels per day, W hilc
the consumption in the same year was
$4,000 barrels. The best authorities es-
innate the present production at 5000
barrels per day aas8d a*9L III 81
g Burleigh,' of the Boston Journal,
says that six cents worth Of green paint
; in powder used about any house, will
.clear the kitchen aud all it's surround
ings of reaches and kindred pests. 20 {
:. OF the 1900 emigrants who arrived
in this city last month, 1892 signifed
their intention Of remaining in this State;
6,755 were forwarded to Illinois; 2,4l4
20 Wisconsin; 2.427 to Pennsylvania !;
1883 to Michigan; 66e to CALIFORNIA;
IN. Y. Mercantile Journal. ~
The cables for the new bridge at Nj
agara Falls have been received, and will
be put UP Immediately. They are in
fourteen coils, each coil weighing four
teen tons.
A large white ash tree in Mohoning
County, Ohio, was lately sawed into four
thousand eight hundred and thirty feet
of good inch and a quarter lumber.
Lowell has 43s,4ls spindles, and 49,
UOV SPIN stcrs. 41 ~4.44e 81
The Richmond palladium., 1868-06-30

Aasa RiaI IleA pasas haart -AndussK sacrlss
lcinR Nfe.y whAteyers shis: eFesa ny be.
have sat ard stood in the great congre-
CATION to-6ight, In = church with costly
eildings and heavy tapestry and pealing
organ, and l have found there true wor-
shipers Of the true God whom we wor-
ship. m -
Al Jane W iison spoke there had come
spon the porch and into the little hall
The tread of manly feet. and now there
stood within the door young man, with
. puzzled face and eager-questioning
ewes. Jane Wilson extended her hand.
John Duane, thee is welcome, she said,
kindly. Rezaa sss9tol ae1 asf
A flush stole over the young mans
face as he replied, earnestly,
Friend Wilson, / do not crave your
welcome 40 neighbor and friend mere
". / desire Patience, to have and to
hold, to cherish and protect. Am vel
come? s4no aiaag a3; auaath s
Thee 10 welcome, answered Jane Viii.
son. 80
She took the hand of her daughter
Patience, and laid it in John Duane's,
saying in reverent tones. ao At
What God hath Joined together, letno
man put asuuder. ad 4g l9-
And thyself? asked Phebe Morgan,
who, years before, had put asunder her
sister Jane and Harold Crabbe. oa"
The old way for me, Jane Wilson re-
piled, calmly. The end is not far off. -
As for Phebe Morgan, zealons in good
works and faithful in her sect, she left
the trio to their dreams of love, past
and present. and went up stairs softly;
repeating to herself, with new mean
ing:
Though bestow ali my goods to feed
the poor, and though I gave my body to
be burned. and have not charity, it
profiteth me nothing.
The Richmond palladium., 1868-06-30
DIED.,

In the vicinity Of HilIsbore,' ON the 9th inst,
Mr.. John Parshall, sged u years. months, and Is
days. c- ..s.s. t.~ e.--4,seg~ II. rs.s
Mr.. -ParshalI, was born in New Jersey-moved
from that State to Pennsylvania and came
county in this State in 1873 and for about 20 years
has resided in the neghberhood of Hllsboro, up to
day of his death. He had been very much crippled
up with rheumatism for several years; but enjoy
ing usual health until week before last, when he
caught sere cold whilst q visit TO Richmond,
from being wet to the skin by shower of rain, from
the effects Of which he rapidly declined. Father Par
shall, a true friend and an ardent and patriotic
lover Of his country; and when he his party to
which he had adhered for q half century,
covertly and openly giving and comfort" to those
who trying to destroy the and erect
its ruins "slave- holding democratic Southern
Confederacy his patriotic heart revoted at that par
recreancy TO duty, and he has voted from that
day with those who gallanty fought against treason
and traitors, and who finally saved the Nation intact
that Washington and the fathers of the Revolution
established, with the sole view Of making il really and
truly Free and Independent. EHHn ezula3
3 On Wednesday lsst, of disease Of the heart, at
the togate of the city, Mrs. Schofed, wife sf
Mr.. Samuel Schoheld, aged about So years. 9 =.
# In this city, Friday morning last, DR.. JOEL
VALE. in the 64th year of his age.
DR.. Vale, of oldest and most useful
citizens He had been much afflicted for over three
years past, from disease caused by exposure
while serving his country as Army Surgeon, and for
= few months confined to his room by Paralysis. De.
v. has been resident Of Richmond for thirty years
and engaged the most of the time in fhe practice Of
his profession in which he occupied deservedly, a
d high and honorable position. He Jealous friend
OF education and warm advocate OF ,pspc iLnprove
ments His decease. though long expected. will be
deePaydepfored by bis numerous friends.-Tesegram.
On Sunday last the remains of old friend were
followed to their last restmg-pace, by the largest
eoncanrse of people assembled for like solemn
sion for long tme-thus attesting their esteem for
good man and m anestirg their deep regret At his
loss, and sympathy for his bereaved ia nily. Esas