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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16

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AJkPANEsE MILLfoNAIBE AFTER a FRENCH
Angel. 1ntPhe Paris correspondent Of the
New York Evening Mail gives publicity to
the following;s There Is rumor abroad Of
a character to excite a decided sensation in
the Pafisian We hear that Japanese
worth 5000, 900, 600 is enroute for France
in search ofaFrench girl for wife. She
must be not more than'l8 years of age, and
need have no fortune, but must be ACCOM-
plished Sand beautifully modest and diunpre.
tending44in fact, sort of model of peffee-
ton A Polish count, aged fifty, came to
Paris q. few years ago, in search Of the same
rdrd dUts. He found it, Of course. An ex-
perienced beldam managed to 6oist her niece
upon the Count, who had no sooner mar.
ried the charming creature than he was un-
deceived The fair damsel could not lift
her eyes to look her wooer in the face, and
the wife threatened to tear her lawful
spouses eyes out, In the selection Of the
trousseau, which was furnished entirely by
the Count the delicate girl would have no
thing but articles Of extreme simplicity; az
ter the marriage she made bills for $1,000
worth Of cashmcres and laces. The Count
fWelnas by name sued for separation on
the ground Of deception and treachsry, and
also on the grave charge that the young
miss had had several lovers before being
married. The suit was In court for wear,
when the Count obhgingly died, leaving his
widow and two children an estate of about
s60O,000. II our Japanese Celsbss is not
"cuter" than our Polish one, won't he
catch Tartar which he might have had
without coming more than halt the distance
overland.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16
AsIATIc CHOLERA. fl'a'
The Strongest Proof Of Intrinsic Merit

DEAR sus III ought to hayel acknowledged long ago
the box Of Pain Killer you had the goodness to send
mo last geaf Ito coming was most prpgldentia be-
heve hundreds Of lives wore saved under God, byi-
ne Gh9ers appeared here soon after we received II
wv rosoFted ut once TO the PAIN KILLER Using as d.
reced for Cholera "A List was kept Of all to whom the
Pain Killer was given. and our native Assistants assured
US that eight out OF every ten to whom II prescribed
diseases It has proved an ncaculeble besang to null
ttudes oi poor people throughout al this region Our
native preachers are never willing to 40 out their
cursions without supply Of the Pain Killer It8lveS
them favor m the eyes Of the people, and access TO fam
very indifierently received. ttH n IL ~
Believe me, dear srs, gratefully and faithfully yours
Z aNg US atiieN J. M. JOHNSON, ~,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16
REy0LUTION.

The mightyhas Of people Tp3
Are ready for revolt
Aud know Il Is their duty il' 4 fff5iE
ihelr niaater 10 assault i HUH
They will not Taste Of Poison,
That sugarcoated lie,
While reason and oil nature
Theicurset dose decry j't
We make our vow and keep II, .
NO pills, no pukes we drink Il n "a
q We know the law Of nature ? flGtf
Has not . broken link 4
We know that blnle6 WIN never
such cQmpounua hNnll1N down.,
And all tho people hate IL
lneity, country town, sssi f9oi1iA
An old and false tradition,
The hAK has bad her day;n,a
Yea buried in perditiQn,
Whole mllliona IN decay sstrfuif n
We know that Inflammation
mother Of all pain
All bot drops 10 creation hffrATFT
Give hotter heat again
We know that WoLooT7is PAM PAINT
VIII cool fever down, q
That everybody buys itfa ~ NslA
In city, hamlet. town, s-
1t breaks the hottest fever,
Drives pain IN headlonR haste, fsuigse
From stomach, back or shoulder-
II hits the very plaoe. dTN D IrI
A charming, cool sensaton
To fevered lip or brow; fH Har Z
single application
OBTAIN PAINT selling now. .fetEfg
In every single drug store ~ PttTN
They have full supply,
And all who wish to Test it,
Or those too poor to buy, a. III.
n, Y, and try IL without money or price
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16

A boy named John Tracy was drowned In
the Chicago river on Monday. His body Was
found on Wednesday.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16
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aMIIE Avn NEVER HERD ME.

Al
By cHAa SWAIN. - 90
Though, when other maids stand By,
Imay deign thee no reply t
Turn not then away and sigh
Smile, and never heed mel ati +
II our love, indeed, be such hLF'h
As must thrill at every touch, ~
Why should others learn as much -
Smile, and never heed mel r.
Where's the use that they should know
II ones heart beat fast or slows
Deepest love ayoideth show
Smile and never heed mel srh-r.y rf
NtsI.stonr hearts, like stare Of night hN
az hghunnlng days intrusive Light, ''@N
1--we but for each others sight
"a si't Smile, and never heed me --e.
ihnag Eydn il, Win maiden pride, 'ia' 2 ~
IbhOnld bid thee quit my side, esfak ]
lake this lesson for thy guide
wst ft Smile, and Mover heed me n Nq
But when stars aud twilight meet
ia and the dew Il falling gweet
Andthou hearst my coming feet--9W,1d +
Then-thoa then--mayst heed me,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16
! Hhbitual Coetiveneas or CONTINUATION.

i
From this action arises many Of the sings Of man-
kind. In our everyday WALKS Of life we hear people
complain ervous and Sick Headache, Biliousness
Inactivity Of the Liver, Piles Lstlessness, Debility
Of Appetite ohoc Pains, Want Of Sleep at night and
Drowsness throughout the day Generally ths causo Of
all this train Of difficulties bs traced 70 oostiVsnesS
or Constipation Of the Bowels, and remedy for this
complaint 10 what required but among the multpic-
ty Of catharte remedies how shall they choose WO
all know that most eatharteA after thorough action on
the BOWELS leave them in perhaps worse constipeted
state than before the remedy was taken This however
Is not the case with RosAcK's BLOOD PlLs Thsy act
mildly, yet most effectively, the liver, causing that
organ to throw of the accumulated morbid matter,
leaving the stomach and bowels In perfectly hoathy
and naturals state and not constpated. lif'e Pa
Those afflicted in this way would do well, after the
treatment aboys Indicated, to have RoBkcKs STOMACH
BrrTEhs where they could take dose after each OaI
they would aid digestion and strengthen the stomach
Sold BY all druggists everywhere. Z lsi yl'h
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16
A Warning to GssassS;tsi.sr. q, .; ana a CANTOR


NoeHpense will be spared, no legal means Of punish
ing fraud will be neglected. in the effort to prevent the
cOunterfeitins of HoSTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TERS. But scoundresm, when It's cunning and activ-
y are stimulated by the hope Of gains very ingenious
and industrious. The men whose despicabe business
tisto simulate valuable proprietary medicines and WHO
substitute therefor dangerous worthless preparstons
are proverbially difficult to catoh Most Of them have
many aliases and they fit from State to State with sur
prising agility in the hope of eyadihg the clutches Of
the law. The proprietors Of HosTETTERs sToM-
AoH BITTERS are determined, If possible, to hunt
them down Travelling agents are employed for this
purpose, and whenever offender is detected ho in
prosecuted with the utmost rigor Of thelaw. { GJig
No amount Of vigilance, however, can prevent the
occasional Introduction Of limitations and counterfsH.
The public are therefore CAUTIONED not 10 purchase
any article puTpQrting to be HOSTETTERiS STOM-
AOH bITTERS which ID not authenticated by tho
handsome government stamp specially engraved for the
propetors and also by their superb new label with
beautiful Ugnete, representing the conflict between st.
George and the Dragon at the top, and miniature
note Of hand, signed Hostetter Smith at the foot
n: B.-The genuine BITTERS are sold in BOTTLES
ONLY Alperaons who pretend 10 sell the article BY
the gallon or barrel are imposteTB and the stuff theT
oer 10 worthless and probably poisonous counterfeit
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16

;--Gov. Bullock has just appointed four Ia.
dies trustees OF a state industrial school for
girls,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16

AN AFFLICTED FAMILY. THE Plymoatiitb
Memorial says, the following of Deacon
Andrews, the murderer Of Holmes: Glider.
" men among us remember his grand.
mother as insanely personating the charac.
ter Of a nun, going about the strests cover.
ed with black veil, incoherently begging
and praying. The mother, as has ALREADY
been stated, gave him birth in an insane
asylum For many years his wife has been
o confirmed and almost helpless invalid. :
His father was assassinated in the streets
Of New Orleans, it is said, by mistake for
another man His only brother was killed
in Kansas during the troubles there, and
his nephew was caught in the machinery
OF the factory where he was at work, and
SO torn in pieces that he died ina few
hours" II the Deacon is hanged for
the murder, he win be out Of the way Of
the Affections which seem to run in the
family sja a3lF .asi-s5tfi gli slid
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16
read the following and learn ths yains Of S'''1'sii
Ax1HTa7s LUNG E.Ar.sAI.d |,


kmos woony, N, D., Of Koscinsko ca, Indiana. ssys,
fFor thfee yehrs past have used A1LENs LtHG BAI.
SAM extensively IN my practice, and am satisfied thera
~ 20 betor fnediclne for ll1g diseases IN USE
lsaaq ~ pprans NJ d. of Logan County, Ohio says;
ALLthb LUNG. BAIsAM. not only sells rapidly, but
gives perfect Abstraction In every case within my knoWs
edge Having confidence In II and knowing that it pos
daily practice and with unbounded success AZ AZ
i most certainly far ahsadcf any pepar
NathApiel Harris, ~ d, Of MiddIsbury, yefniont,
says. II have no doubt Il viii soon become casacal
remedial agent for the euro Of al diseases of the roa
Bronchial Tubeg and the LiIngH's ~ .''
Dr. Lloyd, Of Ohio, Surgeon in ths army during tho
war, from exposure, contracted consumption lie
have no hestancy in stating that il was BY the use Of
your ,Lgsa bAisAM that am now alive aud enjoying
Dg: Fletcher Of Missouri, says: II recommend your
N preference 70 other medicine for Coughs
AIIfN,s LuNs BALKAN is the remedy to cure ali
Lupg and Throat dmcultiea ~ should bo thoroughly
tested before using any other Balsam IL will chfa when
I y, N HARRIS Co.. Eol6 PfupriotoIa Cinri,iuaiij
Ohio Sold by ali drunniata ortfof~T
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16

A CURIOUS CRcuSlsTANeE.-7T life of a
brakeman named Albert Wright, on the
Rome, Watertowi1 and oswego Railroad,
was saved bya curious circumstances the
other day. Wright was formerly q soldier,
and while in the service was bucked and
gagged by an officer for some alleged Of
fence He then swore that he would be
revenged If be ever met his oppressor. -
Last Monday the officer happened to be q
passenger on the train, and at one Of the
stations stepped upon the platform, Wright
saw him and Immediately sailed in" and
administered to his former superior tre.
nendous sfogging The brakeman was
arrested, and during his temporary retire
ment another man who took his place on
the train was killed bya collision.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16
"a Anew ReII FaIes. q

II
MAN HORRIBLY BEArEE, ROBBED, AND LEFT
ron DEAD, Gustave Fahn, who was assaulted by five
ru1hns and robbed in Atlantic Street, Broolyn, having
three OF ms RIBS broken over his left lung was taken
TO ne Long Island Medical College; but the officers
would not allow him admittance account Of his hor-
rihe screams and terrible agony from the informal in
ures recelved His case considered hopeless and
it was so reported in Sundays Herald, Brooklyn Eagle
and other daily papers AT this critical moment gen
teman purchased five dollar or pint bottle Of WoL-
ooIT's PAIN PAINT, and saw that the remedy was
faithfully applied The effect produced was more than
marvellous for within ten mnutes all pain vanished
and the nan sat upright IN he'd He has had no other
medlcal rsatment and s now considered not only out
OF dange but has the best prospect for speedy recov
cry Mr.. Fahn lives the corner Of Smith and Balio
Streets Brooklyn, top floor. ~ !lE s'01U ifnUl
/ 4 have used DR. WoLcoTT' PAIN PAINT for rheuma
tsm In my leg and can say that il has entirely cured
me. JACOB DFREIcH SsN
'D Pastor OF the German Evangelical Church '
, ..s ,.-t.r, ,.-.-. y. .. at Albany, N, " =,
can say that Dr.. WoLcoTT's Pam PAINT will ra-
iege pain almoAt instantly as il relieved ine Of nan,
IN my back and side that allowed me no rest for three
DAYS ana nights, and one application done tho work
compisteB iDELAYAN PEcK,
Proprietor BtanwiT Hall and Peck's Hotel,
'4i' thtH Albany, NY.
take pleasure in recommending Or. WoLcorr,s
PAIN PAINT, as removed pain in my back IN fevz
minutes snsT s;n some eight weeks 9in9s have been we'll
,t.lt 1ti "a No +66 Broadway, Albany N. N.Y.i-
sell more of WoLcoTT's Pam PAINT than all the
supply Of all that have any demand
il VALENTINE HAMhARE, Druggist n lt4f
No II 7th Avenue New York
Gail and test Il free Of cost r,it 81 Pc, Isil
In IRWIN 4 CO.
30 lf No lb9 South Clark Street, Chicago ji
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16

HoIIowAYs PILLS, -Derangement Of the
stomach and bowels Al the stomach BY the agency Of
Blood wo cannot be too careful OF preserving In
healthy and yeorgus condition. Holloway's pia are
powerfully corrective and dcferRent theT Etrenetien
tho dgogtiye organs and BY their curative propero,
cleanse and purity the ngested food In ita pfocesS
co9veEsion % blood. n all disorders Of the bowels
Sold hy all dEugqista
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16

The proprietors Of the Detroit & Cleye-
land steamboat company are. in negotiation
with, the owner of the splendid new steam
er Northwest and it is now probable that
she will be purchased and run on the line
in place ofthe Morning Star
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16

\. IVahcienf history we read Of rich and
fragrant woodsand ,Fherawth temple once was
lined To-day find our temples lined with Tho sweat
psrfume Of WoonwQBTH'B Flor dal Bdnto fho most
captivatng and enchanting odor ever distilled Sold
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-16

Captain w.. B. Scott, of this city, has
taken the contract to take of all the prop
erty Of value that can be got at from tie
bark Cortland, and will leave Wednesday
forenoon in company with the tug, S. S.
Coe' and scow for the scene Of the dis
aster. n IL - .-tL ---s..L .n- III. /.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Arc made strong by the Of either Of these RENE
dies. Thoy viii cure every Of MAKASMvA,
without fail
Thousands Of certificates hare accumulated IN the
hands Of the proprietor, but space will allow Of tho
publication Of but few. Those, it vii, bs observed
Of note and Of seh standing that they must
BE- believed.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
Sailing Butter. i j

The Irish Farmers Gazette, Dublin, states
that Dr.. Cameron examined sample cask OF
butter, and found tito Contain eight per cent.
Of salt! That paper Justly adds: ut is a
rcany wise and pound foolish consideration
which induces so many farmers to incorpor>
ate excessive amounts Of salt with their butter
This practice increases the weight of butter
the grain is more than neutraized by the de-
terioi a.ion Of the article which ensues.'-
Where butter is designed for Immediate con-
sumption, it does not require more than a
quarter Of an ounce to the pound, but if in
tended for keeping or shipment, double this
amount will be about right. The salt should
be pure and of the best quality of rock. Its
use is essential in consequence Of the pres.
ence casein or curd, which it Is difficult to sep
arate wholly from the butter. and whose ste,.-
dsncy is TO rancidity unless counteracted BY
salt Or its equiyolcnt.-Lo,c Homestead
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

" ! Ind '1lOonandS
. good tonic, useful
digestive organs, and
casss Of debility, and
action In the system
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

.tenthy Of the diseases which happen
to the hoois and ankles Of The horse are, occa-
stoned BY standing on the dry, plank ne ors
Of the stable. Many persona seem to think,
from the way they keep their horses, that the
foot Of the horse was never made for moisture,
and that, if possible, it would be beneficial il
they had cow-ilidc boots TO put on every time
they went out. Nature designed the foot for
moist ground Tho earth CT tho woods and
valleys; at the same time that covering was
given to protec. it from stones and stumps.-
Ohio Farmer III
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
AGRICULTURAL.



In fattenng animals pains should be taken
10 give them y variety Of food When animals
are fed on only one kind OF food or vegetables
only. there is Away great waste OF the nee
cssary elements of animal food Nature
teaches ms that by giving variety, there is
not only an communication in the food, but
also that the labor of the digestive organs is
greatly diminished.
Grea, ca re should he taken TO prepare the
food in such manner, that all Of its nutri-
ticus qualities may be made available, and at
the same time prepared so that it can be eat
cn by Tic animals with the least possible ex-
ertion. Potatoes fed raw to pigs win fatten
them, but much less rapidly than they were
cooked and given in a proper manner There
orc food Should be given TO animals, whore il
is desired 10 fattcn them, in such state that
as little time as possible shall be required in
eating il. No animal Intended to DC fattencd
should at any time, be allowed to 60 hungry
neither should there be 80 much given to
them as to have it standing before them .all
the time. No animal can do we'll that is fed
10 excess one day anu starved The next. Not
only will they fatten slowly, but in the end
will prove of no profit to the farm Feed reg
nlariy, this is IN important point, and if not
fed regularly the animal will become restless
and disturbed q The appearance Of any per-
son, while il you have regular hours for feed
ing he will keep in quc, condition, which
is necessary to take ont ta.. IA the same
time see that nothing disturbs the stock while
feeding in fact they should be kept as quiet
as possible all the time. Give them plenty of
cold water TO drink; II is mistaken idea not
10 do 80; they will fatten all the faster for il.
A. JoSFs, in Rural Ame-icaA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

r.rso,. A,r-c,rey IN r,nc.

And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily upon
tena With all its attendant ills will ind in the
Of these BlTTERS OF the TONIC, elixir that will
instiii life into their veins, restore In
the energy and nrdor of more youthful days. build
up their Fru aiken forms AMI give health and hapri-
ssas 10 their remaining years-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
Inferior Stock.

great many farmers are in The habit Of
selling, or killing off their best stock, for the
sake Of little money in hand, and keeping
their poorer specimens to breed from. i, is too
often the case, that il : farmer has fine
young heifer, that shows disposition to fat
ten caseiy, that lie will feed her until she is
fat. and then away she goes to the butcher to
| be killed and eaten, while lie reserves for
breeding those animals which he cannot pos
sibly make fat enough for the butcher. In
the same way, if they happen to have fine
SOW pig, which becomes fat on the feed that
tie rest Of their pigs are starving on, of she
goes to the butcher, keeping the very poorest
| for breeding purposes. Il is in this way, BY
ceiling of the best and keeping the poorest
specimens, that many Of our farmers obtain q
breed ofanimals that are utterly worthless,
| and at the same time a disgraccto the country.
This should not be the case; rather keep your
very best specimens Of stock FOR breeding pur-
poses, unless you prefer TO have and keep
stock far inferior 70 your ncghbors all tho
days Of your life. - /. - ,ss - s
There is noreal necessity to 60 TO heavy
expense inimprovingd,eb reedof animals by
bringing them from great distaneeat heavy
oatlay to breed from. There is hardly 4 far
ming community, ipawhich if he will take the
trouble to look a nnd, but what any farmer
will find, among his neighbours, animals that
will repay him 10 cross with his own, or OK.
changefer ma.aal benefit By sosdoing any
farmer in short time will find such an in>
provcment produced in his stood, that he will
fee]amply repaid for his labor and outlay, In
the enhanced value. Of his animals, and the in
creased price they bring vi en- he comes 10
! .es3 {ba,r GssEsga NJ .sfsE .xssg asos%
One great reason why there Is 50 much ms
ferior stock, is the system Of false economy
practiccd BY many Nsners in the selection Of
male animals.e Nd isom. In tho nejerity
Of cases they depend upon those Of their ncigh
bors who DO not keep male animals, ind then
60 with their stock where they can procure
the services Of q male the cheapest.-Cor
Rural Ansericoa. - 80 f.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
STEAM GRIsr AM saw MILL FIR sa1c

1 STEAM GRIST AND SAW MILL FOR sale
"A al Centcr Point, Linn county, Iowa
i;asemen, story 30 by 40 fee. stone } pair of
foot eurrS, = No smut mills and gaod
SCI OF wool cards, twenty foot bolt reels,
engine east side Of tie mil, stone basement
Is by &c feet. engine forty lorse power, a No.
engine fly wheel Il feet in d;auetcr weighs
ing sky hundred pounds, one forty foot
boiler outside Of The mill. Also 90 acres Of
land 20 acres cleared, enc good steam saw
mill. houses tia farm and q good thrifty
orchard Of four hundred and fifty bearing
apple trees. cheap for cash. For further par
,culars address Edmund | Hunter. Tama City
lama county. Iowa in JIM.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

THE rINKLE 4 LYON SEWING MACHINE
| is the only family uarl.inc III the world
,hnt will sew linen thread " It'll ti.e IA
c!ity ihat il does Coz On ~ ,iih
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

I INTERNATIONAL guaranteed
i 10 produce luxurinnt growth Of hair
upon bald head or bcardless face, alto re,
pc for tho removal of Pimples, Blotches,a
Ernptions, etc, on the SKIN, leaving the same
soft, clear anu beautiful, can be obtained
without charge by addressing THOS. +. CHA
PIN, Chemist, 628 Broadway New York.
1lyl 'spssH sfFsazs Fe Rz1
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
NOTICE.

II Is wcil-os.eblished fact that fully ons-haM q
e. s,' ss:':s9 ! gsRs:ssss: 8:
or to use their own y = expression, "never
feel we'll" They are langud, devoid q all
energy extremely nervous, and have no appetite.
To this class Of persons the BITTERS. or tho
TONIC, arc especially recommended.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10
CAUTION.

PRICE5-a ta
NooHand's German Bttcrs, per bottle q o.
half dozen 90
Hollands German Tonic, put up in qunrt bottles 50
per bottle, OF . half do3en for TO
~ Do not forget to examine we'll the article 20
buy, In order to get tho genuine. :.
For Sale BY al Druggists ana Deal.
ers 81 MedSeiaea... a7 Ffa
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-10

A MERICANTEA COMPANY. The under
~ signed is agent for the American Tea
Company for this county. Leave with him
Jour orders for Tea or Coffee with the cash
accompanying. Give number Of pounds and
kinds wanted. Full satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded. Orders may be left with
the Landlord Of the Toledo House in Toledo
Iama county, Iowa, will be filled promptly.
JH T.. !. III TE