Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-03-06

by acting ~ agents. Money made By FORM
ing Clubs. Money made by Subscribing
for one year. Money made BY purchasing
single copy.
Read carefully the Prospectus, and write 81
once to Messers. Evans & Co., Sl4 Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia. The publishers have
adopted plan 10 increase the circulation Of
one Of the best magazines of the day, unprece-
Iently liberal and entirely original.
With every number Of the Magazine sealed
order is given, emitting the holders to pur>
chase, for q nominal sum, an article Of mer-
chandise worth from $500 to $500 90.
The entire arrangement Of the dividend de-
rartment is under the personal control Of
Geo. @. Evans, Esq, gentleman Of Established
reputation, and lsng and personally known to
thousands in in every part Of the country.
From the Prospectus We mention An absre-
Waited list Of staple articles, one Of which each
subscriber Of the World at Home is entitled to
upon the payment Of 81 40, no matter what the
article may be worth.
Invoice A.--lndia Shawls, cloaks, &C.,
worth from So 90 to $500 90.
Invoice B.-Dress Patterns Moire Antique
various colors and grades Of silk, worth from
$12 90 to sos 90.
Invoice C.-Dress Patterns; rich French,
English and Irish Poplins, &C., worth from
81 90 to $50 90.
Invoice D.-Dress Patterns; Delaincs. AL
paca, Mohairs, Merinos, &C., worth from So 90
to Si2 co.
Invoice E.-Ladies' and Childrens' Furs
elegant variety; Russian Sable, Royal Ermine
&C., worth from So 90 to $500 90
Invoice F.-Flannels, all wool, Canton, &c.
in pieces worth from 50 90 to So 90.
Invoice G.--Prints; in pieces from 33 to so
yds. worth from 81 20 - Sc 50.
Invoice H.-Cloak Patterns for ladies ; con-
sisting Of velvets, broad cloth, Csssimeres, SC.
worth from 81 So to 1913 90.
Invoice L-Cloth for men and boys wear,
in suits or single patterns, worth from So 90
to $35 90.
Invoice LACE and Lace goods, Shawls,
collars, cuffs, curtains, &c.. worth from So 90
TO $500 90.
Invoice K.--Blaakets. quilts, handkerchiefs
hosiery, gloves, &C., worth from So 90 to 5000
Invoice boots and shoes for ladies and
children, worth from S3 90 10 Sl2 90
Invoice M.-Scarfs, hoop skirts, Balmorals,
worth from So 90 to $50 90.
Invoice N.-Carpetings in pieces from 10
TO 20 yards, worth from SIS 90 10 $50.
Invoice O-Sewiug Machines, Furniture,
&C., worth from $50 to $3.50.
Invoice P.-Musical Instruments, Organs,
musical ooAeS, Nuie0IS, o., WI IL AAVaA' v.' ~
to 5000 90.
Invoice Q.-Miscsllaneous goods, fresh
variety, worth from So 90 to $40 20
The various invoices mentioned above con-
atitute an assortment Of useful goods never
before offered en- terms so liberal Aside from
the merits Of the Magazine.-which is, in
every sense Of thu word, first class, and worth
more than the price of the subscriptions
ample guarantee is made TO each and every
subscriber that the utmsst fairness and impair
TALLY will be exercised. Each and every ar
ticls Of merchandise comes under the head Of
Staple Goods, the prices and value are familiar
70 al.
The full particulars - description Of the
Magazine, full list Of merchant directions
TO eersons forming Clubs, discount to agents,
&C., mailed free to any address, by writing to
EVANS 4 CO.,
Publishers World At Home,
Sl4 Chestnut St., Philads.