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MISCELLANEOUS.

TAILAHAssEE, Fla, Feb. 2l.-At O'Clock this
morning fire broke out in q vacant store next
north Of Kiksey & Johnson's. The latter were
burnt ont insured for $4,000 on stock and $4,000
on building. State Bank building sustained some
injury. colder named Pyott was caught by a
falling wall and burned TO death; several others
injured. The fire is doubtless the work of an in.
ceDdiary.
RIcHMoNp, Feb. 21.--Gen. Schoield to-day re-
moved the city recorder and eleven magistrates
OF the Hastings Court for having permitted to-
bscco Inspectors to qualify without taking the
required oalh.
John Dooley, prominent merchant, died last
night.
CHARLEsToN, Feb. H.-The military mayor,
Gen. Burns, entered upon his duty to-day.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 22.--There Is much excite
ment here concerning the startling news from
Washington. The sympathies of the people are
with Andrew johnson.
3 RICHMOND, Feb. 22.-News from Washington
70 day creates intense excitement. The news
paper bulletins have been crowded all day,
II Is understood that Gen. Schofeld will fill va
csncies, occasioned by the removal Of magistrates
yesterday, by appointing persons, recommended
by the City Council, who can take the iron clad
cath.
RlLEIGH, Feb. 22.-The radical county conven-
ton here to day nominated one negro and three
whites for the Legislature. II was a slim affair,
only twenty or thirty whites participating.
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FROM MEXICO.
vsriou. Matters.


HAVANA, Feb. 21.-The mail steamers have
arrived from Vera Cruz. General Diaz has been
granted an unlimited leave Of absence in conse
qnence Of an accident which occurred to him at
0axsca. and from which be Is slowly recovering
At the capital Sanchez Navarro has been
thrown into prison. The cause Of his arrest has
not been made public. The Supreme Court of
Mexico was opened on the l1th inst. The
weather at the capital vas unusually cold for the
season. Accounts from the colony Of the ex-Con-
federates at Tuxpan are favorable. Eight Span
isrds had been expelled from the capital as dan
gerous characters. The subject Of kidnapping
had been discussed in Congress. A battle had
taken place at Huasco, between the regular
troops and party Of bandits; twenty Of the
latter were killed.
Senor Romero, minister Of finance, Is engaged
in organizing the iusnces. The debts Of the
French nation will be compromised. Mexico will
not recognize the Intervention OF France. The
government will send minister to Italy.
This evenings Express says. q canvass Of the
Republican members Of the House has been
made which shows that the resolutions viii un-
doubtedly pass BY strict party vote. 5,4
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LoSDoS, Feb. 22-Noon.-Consols, 9S3a93i.
American securities agltated by recent news.
Bonds, III.
FRANKFoRT, Feb. 22.-Bonds, 76.
Pans, Feb. 22.-Bourse irmer; rentes ami
mated.
LivERPooL. Feb. 22-Noon.-Cotton quiet and
prices unchanged; sales will not exceed 10 900
bales. Breadstufs and provisions unchanged.
firm at s0l7 for lrgs to medium leaf and 20 for
good Leaf. Flour--superhne 5 Is fancy $l2 so.
Wheat frm-<2 so. Oat-, bnik. 67Q6Sc. Corn
7s0s0c. in bulk. Cotton 22G22i. Whisky, nom-
nal. Lard ltS@l5c. PORK $24 so. Bacon.
shoulders llaQlilc. Clear sides l59l5tc. Bulk
meats, shoulders, lo5c. Clear sides lfGlffc.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 22.--Flour, family. $ll9l II Is.
Wheat 81 As. Corn, 190So- Oats. dull, st Csc.
Tobacco. steady. Meas. Pork, t25. Lard, els.
Bacon unchanged. Cheese, l5c.@l6c. Butter.
soc .042c. .-.s ~. s, ,.sa
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-Tobacco active. Flour
quiet and unchsnged-super6ne,s 81 25@ts. Corn.
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THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVENTIONS.

RIcHMoSD, Feb. 2l.-In convention the day
was spent discussing suffrage On the conserva-
tive side it asserted that the white men Of the
State viii never submit TO negro rule, and the
men who fought under Lee would sooner come
out and lie In their graves with those who had
gone before them. The name Of Lee elected ap-
plsuse from the white spectators, which was
The speaker said the whites wished the blacks
well. and would be willing to be taxed heavily to
colonize them on the best lands Of the govern
ment. .....r....,.
Two blacks replied, urging the right Of the
negro to suffrage, and his capacity 70 use 10 for
good "a .rr
The convention adjourned till Monday, to OBJ
eerve the 22d.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 2l.-The convention CON
sumed the day In debate. Several Of the leading
colored delegates have gone TO Washington with
view Of ascertaning the probable reception of
colored congressman, and the chance of obtaining
from Congress land for negroes.
ATLANTA, Feb. 22.-Nothing Of importance was
done in convention yesterday, except the recon
siderstion Of the eligibility Of voters to the House
and Senate.
The report on the basis OF representation was
reconsidered and so amended as to render all
persons eligible to Office at the first election under
the Constitution.
An effort was made to have the State capital
removed to Atlanta. 1t was defeated for want Of
a twoihirds vote to suspend the rules /, - I
The motion TO reconsider the action OF yester-
day was entertained in relation to the matter Of
representation.
JACKSON, Feb. 22-Tbe convention adopted
resolutions which provide for the appointment of
a committee of three TO visit Washington aud lay
before Grant and other functouaTies the true
condition Of affairs 10 Mississippi: also to me-
eoiiste a loan of 100000, to deirsy the expenses
Of the convention: said loan to be paid by taxa
tion; the faith Of the State to be pledged for its
redemption.
RALEIGH Feb. 22-The convention to-day re-
fused TO adjourn In honor Of WasIington's birth
day. aTs y9..Ti GA 0tfffE5 2
Suffrage was discussed to adjournment without
coming to vote.
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 22-work to-day progress
ing rapidly. and to the satisfaction of all but the
needy members. Several ordinances and articles
Of tSe Constitution were adopted. The franchise
provides that all males citizens, twenty one years
Of age, shall vote provided that at she first elec
tion, and for one year after the adoption Of the
Conftitut only those registered under the Con-
gressiUual laws shall vote.
4 CHARLESTON. F, b. 22.-The convention to-day
odjoufned in honor OF Wasbinston's birth day.
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FROM EUROPE.

Revohs In India-Kus-is = MassinE Troops ON
The Dannbe-The Abyssinian war-Feni-
ans ssenteneed-GrsAd Fete By Ges. Dix.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22.-Alarming revolts are re-
ported among the prisoners in India.
La Pstre says Russia is massing troops near
the Dsnube.
Nortbcote announced In the House OF Commons
that Abyssinian advices gave the hope that the
war would end this season. tLti ~. !.
LONDON, Feb. zz.-Suifivan, who was recently
convicted in Dublin for Publishing seditious libels
has been sentenced TO six months Imprisonment.
Pget, of the Dublin lrishman, tried and convicted
OF q like charge, has been sentenced to twelve
months imprisonment. Both prisoners will be
required, on the expiration OF the terms of their
sentence TO furnish security for their future good
behavior. ..E s,f7 y.
PARIS, Feb. 22.-The usual public ball in honor
Of the birthday Of Washington did not occur this
year. Gen. Dix gives grand fete this evening.
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IRON sourHwEsT PASS.

y SOUTHWEST Pass. Feb. 22-l2:45 r. r.x.--wind
northeast and light. Weather foggy. Barome.
ter 30:40.
kriyed-steamship Mexico, PithsId. Vera Cruz
to William GoldenboW.
Nothing sailed.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. 22-6 p. M.-Barometer
30:40. Wind L. light and foggy.
Arrived: steamship Liberty, Bane, master,
from Baltimore via Havana, with merchandise
and passengers TO Witherspoon, Halsey lsRCo. !;
steamship Agnes, Williams, master, from Calves
ton. with merchandise and passengers TO G. A.
Whitney 4 Co.
Sailed; 6chooners Angelina and Stephen s. Lee.
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An ARIs1oCRATJo scANDAL.--A dsgracefnl
scandal has just been made public in England. in
yolying no less q parsonage than Lord Sillonghby
D'Eresoy, hereditary grand chamberlain Of EDg-
land. in lS49 he seduced the wife Of the Count
d'Alteysrc, an officer Of high position in France,
aud lived with her IS his wife until 1864. She
tended him very alectionaLeiy dnring long III
ness, and they resided at q place called Caen
Lodge. which was partly paid for with her money
and which che considered her own property. In
1858 her paramour declared taey must separate,
and through friend promised her fl200 year
and $4,000 down. As Lord D'Eresly had an in
come oi!oveT $40. 600. he could easily afford to pay
the money. he did not keep his promises, how
ever. The furniture Of the Lodge was sold, and
realized fs0o0. None Of this was given her, and
in al she got only f300 Of the promised allow
apce. She recently brought an action TO recover
the proceeds Of the furniture. The key to the
l1td's conduct appeared to be the fact that the
bulk Of the property left him BY bis father was
bequeaihed on the condition that ne woald separ-
a'e from the connection. His action was very
severely denounced BY The lawyers IN court, and
Is inciensltly commented on By the London
papers The case MAS referred TO arbitration, the
lord chief justice being appointed referee.
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SUNDAY MORNING.

very dull. s2c. @ssc. Oats. 6sc.07sc. Pork, s24
024 Is. Bacon-shoulders, l03c. Clear rib
sides, ll3c. Clear sides, 15c.
NOZZLE, Feb. 22.-Coston- No sales. Market
depressed by foreign news. Receipts, 1908. Ex-
ports. 4973.
eAvANEAH, Feb- -Cotton--N Nothing doing.
Sales only 100 bales; middlings nominal, 22kc.
Receipts. 5es6 bales; exports coastwise 176 !;
Liverpool, 7l67. tlf -titIgaa7
CHARLEsreS. Feb. 22.-Cotton dull and easier
declined &c. Sales to-day 400 bales. Middlng
nominally 22@223c. o :
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Coon CLo1HlSs AT Low PKicEs.-Those who
wish TO realise the fact stated 10 the above cap
Nefsrs Gar,hx aite. Lewis A stuart, aud their nu-
merous corps Of clerks viii take pleasure in con-
vinciDe them By sobsi an'szl proofs. Their stock
Of meas and boys clothing. Of furnishing goods,
Of ehirts, Of trunks, OF carpet bags etc. IN large
aud Of the hest Quality--snd they sell at par for
sli Denominations Of city money. u Is with
pleasure We direct the attention VI our friends 70
the Tulane clothing store.
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INPoRrASr SALEs BY CHAs. T. NASH To-MoR-
Row.-At ii O'Clock A. NJ, at Masonic Hall Auc-
ton Mart, corner ST. Charles and Perdido streets,
household furniture, glassware and suDdries. Also
at III O'Clock A. n, on levee, foot Of Poydras
street, Is bales cotton, from wreck OF steamer
Florence Traber. At IL O'Clock NJ. on leyee, foot
Of Julia street, 1000 bales hay Ia prime order, In
quantities to suit.
Look ont for great sale OF magnificent diamond
jevelry, valuable gold watches, and silver plate,
of which due notice will be given soon.
See Advertisements
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The young girl alleged to have been ruined at
son turns ont to he : rnbi,c charsctsrs and 10
have never been IN any way connected with Hills
dale College. Prof. Fowler, who came to Chicago
to confIont the girl and the charge, makes is plain
hat the young woman has not even the honor OF
his acquaintance.
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RIVER NEWS.

LouIsvILLE, Feb. a. River falling; 6 feet 8
inches in the canal.
Weather clear and cool. lcr
ST. Louis, Feb. 22.-Weather clear and warmer.
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L. II. Gardner & Co., 9l, 93 and s5 Common
street, adjoinlng the City Hotel, are offering dry
goods at wholesale at sprices fifteen per cent. be-
low New York.
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IouOWlng extract OF prlVhte letter from an emf
nent clergy man Of the Episcopal Church, in one
Of the largest cities OF the North to his relative
in this city, has been placed at our disposal.
Touching upon matters Of general az well as local
interest. it will. are sure, be read with plea
sure.-[M Mobile Register.
-, Feb. III, 1865.
at would be rare pleasure TO pay you the
suggested visit Do not suppose that the fear of
O cold reception stands for one moment ia the
way. In your bouse should find myself instantly
at home. Nobody in the South would have any
difficulty in receiving me rs friend, unless lf
might be the interlopers who are trying 30 spoil
your peace and that OF the country. I could only
meet these instruments Of Radical oppression
with contempt and aversion.
But the South is now in duress LIN ignomihi
ous bonds. / can't help IT, and am unwilling to
revisit the sunny land and look upon her sorr0ws
When affairs change look ont for me, bringing
congratulations instead of pity. The day is
breaking. The news from Alabama to-day is
splendid. The defeat Of the absurd Constitution
is worth q great deal. Conservative power is
entirely in The ascendant here. You know that
sm not over sanguine, but see the force OF radi-
cslsm fairly shattered in the North DOW. The
rejection Of the Alabama Constitution gives the
first signal OF reyiving spirit at the South. The
bsttle must be maintained in both sections. II
the issue is fairly made on the negro suffrage
question. as affecting the Southern states, the
conservative majority Is simply overwhelming
SO much, not for politics, but for peace and con-
cord. ts
"It is easy to understand that your church pro-
gress mist be embarrassed BY temporal depres-
sion. Continual calls reach rs IRON destitute
churches in the South. and much imposition is
said 10 be practiced. Ny parsbioners from Mo-
bile, the ----s, tell me sad Htories OF their i'm
porerisbed acquaintances 10 your city. How diff
ferent here, where people know not how to dis
pose OF their pecunisry balances"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02
kAILW AVS &C.
(,HICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAIL.
~ WAY
IOWA DIvI0XoN0s
ES,2 ~ sSaA

On and after May 18th, 1867, Passenger
Trains will run IS follows:
GOING EASr-PAcirIc EXPRESS leaves
Council Bluffs Has A.. ~; Boone, g. 10 ?. \. !;
Tama 1885 P. M; Cedar Rapids 2l5 A. N. ;
Clinton, 200 4. NJ, and arrives in Chicago at
loo r. N.
MAIL leaves Council Bluffs ct s:35 =. NJ. ;
Boone 900 A, NJ; Tama l:20 P. NJ; Cedar Rap
ids 500 P. NJ; Clinton 9: As 7. NJ, and arrives
in Chicago at 500 A..
CLINTON PASSENGER leaves Clinton
1928 A. NJ, and arrives in Chicago at 600 r. N
GOING WEST.--PAcIrlc EXPRESS leaving
Chicag ut 800 p. NJ, arrives at Clinton 9l5
r. NJ; Cedar Rapids 1;24A. NJ; Tama SAT r.
NJ; Boone 705 4. NJ, and Council Bluffs 300
T. ".
MAIL leaving Chicago at Hoo p. NJ, ar
rives at Clinton at 600 A. NJ; Cedar Rapids
ILLS A. NJ. iama 2;25p: NJ; Boone 6;l5 p. NJ.
Council Bluffs 6:45 A. NJ.
CLINTON PASSENGER leaving Chicago at Sis
A. NJ, arrives AT Clinton at 32O Pm.
Freight trains will not stop to take or leave
passengers, and ticket Offices will not be open
to sell tickets for freight trains. No rassen-
ger will be taken Oh a fret ght train without
tickle, to the station Of which the train stops.
LIB. HOWE, Supt.
F.PATRlCK, Gcnl Pass. Agent.
Clinton, May II, 1867.
"i copy of the REPUBLICAN will be found
on file at the office Of the Chicago & North
Western Railway, 900 Broadway, New York.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

You will see how soon it will dispel your
bad feelings and gloomy forebodings How
soon 1t will chase away any species OF Dyspep-
sia How soon II will give you new HE anu
slgor, and how soon it will make well mar
Dr woman OF you. For your own sake, for
he sake Of everybody suffering, VIC bog, w.
ntreat you TO try il. For
Liver Complaint aad Bilious arrangements,
1t is Sovereign Remedy, while fer Feve,
and Ague, and all those diseases which are
generated in miasmatic climate, it is "a Ger,
iain preventative and cure.
That its wonderful med icinal Writ ues nav
not stand alone upon our statement, we appe nd
tfew unsolicited testimonials from those whose
position in society AMI reputation as citizens
will place their evidence buy ond all question
and carry with them strength and conyic.
ZION to the most incteduous.
Mr.. Lester SEXTON u wholesale merchant
81 30 yaers, in Milwaukee, one OF the mos, reli-
able and careful men in the state under date
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, Jan. "a, 1868.
MEssas G. G. ARK 4 Co, New Hupen, Conn
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dys>
pepsia Cure, aud it has proved lsrtrct.y saii-,
actory as remedy. have no hesi.aiion in
saying that We have received yrea. Lenti;, from
its use. Very respectfully,
lSignsi) LESTER SEXTON.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

From -2eS (. +. VARD, Ayon, Lora,n Co. D |
NEssRs. STRONG and ARMSTRONG,
Gentieman.--lt gives me great pleasure to
state that my wife has derived great benefit
from the use Of Goes Dyspepsia lure. She
mas been for n number OF years troubled with
dyspepsia, accompanied with violent paroxy-
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hat she was all the while, for months unable
0 do anything. She took, at your instance,
oc's Dyspepsia Cure, and has derived great
,encft from II, and i. now comparatively we'll
She regards this medicine as a great blessing.
Truly yours,
January 18th. 1853 r. WARD.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

From Rev. ISA4 c AIKEN, .4ueghany Pa. I
JOSEPH FLEMING, Druggist, No. 81 Market
street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
SIk:-l take great pleasure in stating that,
after having suffered from dyspepsia ior about
fifteen years, II some periods much more than
others, have been entirely cured by the use
Of Goes pyspepsia Cure. My friends know
that Of late years my case has been an extreme
one. ! had great suffering from eating any
Aind OF food, And on an average would vomlt
about one-third ct my meals, in . SOUR indi>
gestib.e mass. When the severe attacks wouL.
come, would lose ali strength and be utterly
helpless. Some of the attacks would be 50
severe that for days together would not re-
Tain anything on my stomach, save a little
dry toast and tea. For years knew not What
II was to pass five consecutive hours without
intense pain. From the time l took the first
dose Of this medicine ceased vomiting, grad
uaily all soreness passed away, and flesh and
strength rertuned, and ever since have been
able to eat any kind Of food set upon the table.
Six mouths have now passed without any
symptoms of the return of the disease. MY
case was considered by al, even physicians,
80 marvellous, that for = time il was feared il
might be ficticioue; but am we'll convinced
that have been not merely relieved, but per-
manently cured, that l can eonscientiously
! Goes Dyspepsia CWs to all vic,
Late Pastor of the Beaver Street. NJ. +.
Church, Allegheny.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

This world renowned remedy for the unfail-
ing cure Of
DYSPEPRIA,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Somnsss or Acidity
of Stomach, Rising Of Food, F1atuiency,
LIssituds, Wedriness, Bilioua.sss,
Liver Compliant finally termi-
mating IN Death.
Is urged upon the attention and trinl Of suf-
fercrs from this most horrible Of all diseases
Dyspepsia shows its ravages in thousand
different forms, in fact, all disorders Of the
Stomach and Bowels, with all theircomplaints
snchas Sick Headache, Heartburn, Depression.
general sense Of uneasiness and feeling that
you are not WE'LL Food distresses you. rises
and sours on your stomach; breath is bad
skin at times flushed and hot j; don't feel AS il
you could move or stir about and worst Of all
indigestion or Constipation, are nothing more
or less than Dyspepsia. Thousands upon
thousands suffer and die this way and neither
themselves or physicians know wha, ais
them except that they are surely dying.
Reader, We repeat It, this is all Dyspepsia
Il you would have proof Of our statement, if
you would save yourselves and children from
IN early grave, if you woul. have health and
mercy and strength, again We beg you to
try ono bottle Of
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02
THE LEAVIIT
SEWING MACHINE
THE LATEST IMPROVED MACHINE
IN THE MARKET.

well as an ornamental shuttle machine, in
use, being free from cGgs and springs and
with fewer cams than any other.
Is adapted to all kinds Of Family Sewing,
from the finest muslins and lace, to several
thicknesses of heavy cloth. 1t will Hem any
width, Fell, Gather, Rutiie, Cord, Braid Orna-
mental, Bind, Tuck, etc., etc.
1t sews through all the varying thicknesses
ola garment with equal beauty of stitch, and
without change or adjustment. The setting
Of tie Needle and Regulation Tension Of the
threads are
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02
EXCEEDINGLY SIMPLE,

Requiring in use only such instructions a
may be obtained from printed directions that
accompany the Machine. Every Machine
runs easy. and without disagreeahle uoise.-
We invite attention to the fact that the
claim for superiority Of the
LEAVITT SEWING MACHINE
over every other Machine. is based principal
ly upon its extreme simplicity, durability
and capacity for all grades Of Sewing, light
II heavy; and the fact that it is hot liable to
get uu OF order.
Every machine is warranted for 3 years.
Agcns-horton Bros General Agents, 80
Washington street. Chicago,
Mrs. cannon, Toledo, Iowa.
Mrs. Lottie Mcclure, Marshailtown, Iowa.
Toledo May 18th, 1865 ly MI
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

Honest industry has brongh, that man to
the scaiFold, said wag, as he saw carpen-
ter upon the staging.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02
2.5OO.O0O Customers in Four Years

2,5OO.O0O Customers in Four Years.
nATRONlZE THE BEST-Having the
l. largest capital, most experienced buy
ers. anu extensive trade of any concern in tie
Dollar Sale business, We GU ARANIEE SAT.
lsFACTloN in every Instance, and the best
selection of Goods ever offered at
One Dollar Each.
No otier concern has any sho, ~hererer our
Agents AZ: Ssltng. Our motto, prompt and
Reliable Male and female agents wanted
in city and cogntry.
Tie ladies are particularly requested
to try our popular club system OF selling all
kinds Of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, DRESS
PATTERNS, COTTON CLOTH, CASTGks.
SILVER iLATED GOODS. WATCHES. &c-
Established 1861 A patent pea fountain
AMI check describing . article TO be sold
.or dollar, 10 cts; 20 for 81; 40 for So go
for SO; loo for sl0 sent by mail. Free pres
ents to getter up of club, north 80 per cent
more tia those sent By any other conecsn accord
ing to the size of club. Send us Trial elub,
Or j! not do not fail 10 send Tor circular.
n. B.--uui sale should NOT be classed with
New York dollar jeweiry sales or bogus Tea
Companies as ii is nothing of the sort
EASTMAN X KENDALL,
2Om6 G0 Hanover Street. Boston, Mass.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-02

vR~O THE AFFLlCTED.-An diseases for,
i which those Of either sex distrust or de-
cline to apply to their regular physician, may
be cured by calling At my office or sending
full particulars by mail. Being familiar with
the scientific use of oil means Of investigation
and cure Of disease guarantee to each patti
ent careful consideration and skilfnl applica-
ton of the necessary remedies to effect .
speedy aud permanent cure. The strictest
confidence observed in all eases.
J. BRYAN, NJ. D., onsulting Physician,
e!t East 1tih ST., Now "a