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As WE GO.
BY RErIsHAw.

with rocked and gliding motion
Underneath the golden day,
As the sun caressing ocean
Kisses rsinbows from the spray,
Fleet We go. while the flow
or the gently hsaving sea
Knows no ripple lighter hearted than we BE-,
Now the happy moonlight floating
Thro' the sombreness Of night,
Bets my lovers heart TO noting
Words that live in memory's light,
Since the hour when the pow'r
OF loves music made NE be
Light Of heart foam crest sparkling on the seas
And the tender, sweet subduing
or the hopes in sunshine wrought,
Meath the moonlight Is renewing
Consolation sorrowsought;
As We 60 by the dow
OF the gently heaving sea,
And the wsve-lips make murmer to the sea.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
JOS. J. ASTON VS.. wM. COLEMAN-THIRp DI
triet Court Of New or.esns-No 26 ,2Oz
DK WRITE .


tict Court Of New or.esns-No 26 ,2Oz
RY VIRTUE OF "a writ of seIzur, md 81
o1Lecteo by the Honorable the Third District OouTtl
late Sheriff, snd by sad late sheriff 10 me transfsrt
N proceed 70 sell at public suction, the MsrcharI
sho Auction ers Exchange, Royal street. betxeen
ana streets, In the Second District Of this
on aOhDAn. August twenty fourth 1903 Al II O'clock
, TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together vv,,lfl|
the rights ways privileges aud advantage. G
g S IN any wise spperainng. situate First DISH
% thb Guy Designated by the Ms 6 and T. in "a N
nun Der six hundred ana thirty seven BOUNDED bv Conn
Drawer, G.yoso and balcedO Streets on a plan dr.srI
Nataink Oees architects, the 10Th March Iff an
posted IN The Office Of A. Benvenu notsr public ~
can measure twenty eight feet nine inches and dv lines W
on drawer tet BY hundred aud twenty fest On
sna which said above descr bed property b
coleman, DESCENDANT herein from j. j. Aston Der ac
rec ore said notary A. T. Benvenu, dated the 6h Octo
seized In the above suit I
~ lERNs-l In cash TO sufficient amount IN nav MIA
eiain amounting 20 the Of Two Hundred Doll
siO WIZ per cent interest per on enc bundr
tO1 rom the zlst hsy. 1866. the 2fth May 1851
mo Per cent per annum thereafter until the day of al
and $3.50 per cent interest per One Hundred ID
lars SO from the 2lst May 1866 20 the 2lth NAV sss an
per cert per snuum thereafter until day of sale; hre
Doar 3 costs Of nOtaria copy and suit cab
lue spot The purcha er 10 the extent of N
sosnt OF bis bid the payment Of two promssory notes
~ mortgage on said perry each for the su Of On
hundred Dollars tl drawn by defendant % his own orde
dated New Orieans May "a 1855 payable r.so.cv-v a.
sno Tour yesrs after dalt bearing interest thu rate N
cent PEI am I'm from dae until maturity and per can't
aanu ,neresiter until paid ba anes Of the r
OF AoJ1aeation uf any cash on the spot - -
10. THOs. maxwell, =
snerin OF the Parish Of Orlear
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FALL oPEN1Na.-Our enterprising young FRIEND
Captain Blaney T. Walshe, late of Col. S. n,
hoody's, is row in New York purchasing stock
OF boys and gentlemen's furnishing goods, and
intends opening about the middle of next month
at the hne store. los Canal street, formerly occu
pied by Mrs. Turner. Walsh is an excellent and
discriminating judge Of all articles in his line, and
is destined TO become prominent dealer. His
energy aud other good qualities entitle him to a
full measure Of success.
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AhYsTEEY soLvED.-Who struck Billy Psttsr.
"A Thought. How did it strike him! Fore bly,.
When did it strike him2 Going along Canal street
one day last week, thinking of nothing in par;icu.
lar, he was just on the point Of turning down
Royal street when be was suddenly and forcby
struck by the thought that he had better turn in.
TO Moody's and get half dozen Of his celebrated
champion shirts fer nine dollars. Who ever reads
s. N. Moody's advertisement this morning will be
struck by the same or a similar thought.
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FRENCH MILLINERY AND STRAW GooDs.-Mr.
VIM. Dauphin, dealer in French millinery and
straw goods, $50 Canal street, has on hand and is
constantly receiving fresh supplies of this class
of goods from the European markets, consisting
of everything that is rare and beautiful. His
prices are very reasonable, as be lives up to the
old sdsge of quick sales and small profits, be.
lieving that penny made is penny saved. See
his card in another column.
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NEW COTTON PREss.-Grsy's patent labor.
saving and-friction iron screw cotton press is
generally said to be the simplest, most durable
and effective machine of its kind ever perfected.
1t is for sale by Edmund NJ. Ivens L Co., SO st.
Charles street, who invite cotton planters and al,
others who take an interest in advancing Southern
industry 70 call or send for circulars,
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sAlLnG or THE CONcoRDIA.-The steamship
SoDeordis, Capt. Hedge, sailed last evening for
BOSTON via Havana with full cargo and the fol.
loving passengers.
For BGston-Mrs. Burdett and children, Geo.
Rogers Edgar Rogers.
For HsYana-B. Argibay.
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- SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP GEN. SHERMAN
Inc steamship Gen. Sherman, Capt. Henry, sailed
last evening for New York with full freight and
the following passengers:
frea' Maldherr, X. A. Hawthery, VIM. Hicke,
J. A. Forbes, J. V. Hartshorn, Or. b, Jarde. VIM
Il. Alyers and in Storage.
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SAILING OF THE GEO. CRoMwELL.-The steam.
ship Geo. Cromwell, Capt. Vail, sailed last even.
ing for New York direct with a full freight and
the following passengers and slO2 5l4 in specie:
Mrs. HArslett and children, Mrs Sullivan. Mrs.
W. Oehme, Mrs. J. 7. Doherty. & Chapman. Geo.
Naoar; Geo. Bsttensgen, K. Msurer, J. Hunter.
and others In the Storage.
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afrend, whose hands administer TO their wants.
smooths the pillow of pain. and gentle teacher
Il the great truth. In the hope that hall one
day meet her in my own dear land, leave her
contented, IL not entirely happy.
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Monthly Advertisements ns.rsss sv.ry s,asr asy. DO
snarEed tw.-tbrds the above rates
rs and Fourth page nosthly sdvsssmsnts sseh
eD per month.
Transient entertainments having the the paper, ns
insertion, 81 80 square, each 7scsDa
ps square.
rrss and page Advertisements. IN.
nrtion, 81 20 per square.
Advertisements inserted II intervals toss srrsd
DHsh insertion.
Regular sdverssrs VINO advertise largely SHALL be allowed
aeh discount rom shove named transient be
agreed upon provd.d that shall
ass1i per cont.
al business eharrsd s0csn
~ PER IN z, each insertion
An transient advertisements be paid for In advance
An Advertisements not marked for any specified
Assrons viii be published six times and charged accordingly
All bills Nth regs.y advertisers shall be rendered monthly
AsQuars the space pied BY lines solid sgsts.
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
d published svsry Saturday morning Subscription, Is
sE annun. in advanced hsyssry and sssrtsry
usis copies 10 cents
Rates Of AdvsrtisinRt
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BY H. A. KINGSTON,

AucTtoHRER-onice, No. 10 Oarondelet street
Friday, August IS. 1s0s, ut ne o'eIoel
~ at the auctioneers office No IS Carondelet steel
without limit or reserve f afwhom IL may concern
70 lquidate pledge, Wili be sold - 80
Nineteen 40 FIRST Nor gage Construction R,nds of a.
Opeionsss Railroad Company Nos 35 $40 SIS 3lB IN
III ~ 5zd ~ SIS, so 81 325 So $50 729 $50 ISL III
due. aud attaci ed - -
RS-rERss-Cash in U. 8. Treasury Notes on the spot
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FOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL -rTAo
dred Cotton and Sugar Plantations lScsted in sssnA
portions OF he Gotten and growing states 30
flHntSiens Orange Orchards and large bodies o.
TIMBER anos Also, large variety Of City and a.
Properly Improved and unmproved In the TORN Of cvS
aores building lots and squares, favorable term ee
wish ng 70 invest win do well and sxamae - e
YES Miller Gard, keA Estate Agents, No. 50 49,
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Br j. Is. WALTON q DEsLoNDE,

q D " ALTON, AuctioneeF,
TUESDAY. September lat, 1868. nj IL
O'Clock NJ. on board the steamer, where in
the sream Opposite Agiers, by order Of Captain Hag
getty captain U. \. Navy commanding account OF
the U. n Navy Department, will be sold
The United States steamer NAH AsKA sidewheel stsau-
er, o. S32 tons.
The vessel and her inventory be At any time
on application TO the aue0neers the
station.
H3- TERMS SALE-Twenty per cent. OF the purchase
money must be paid the adjudication Tie e-
mainder to be paid and the vessel the station
within two week. from the day OF sale all United htates
Treasury notes
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H. A. KlNGSTON'S SALES.

oPELoUsAs RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Auction Without Limit Reserve for account Of whom
IA may coucern
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MONTGOMERY BROS. @ co.'s SALES.

LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horsss Pine
work Mules Fine Mich Cows Buggios Hsrn,.s W,vons
etc, etc, at auction.
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. n GA.
\ ~ MONTGOMERY. Anctlonesf.
omce-a Camp street..
MONDAY, August 81. ~ N s'elsss a
NJ r. Liners Stables Gravies street. VIII BE- sold
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Horses
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
Also-rep aad Open Buggies Harness. Wagons,
81 Tzkss--Ossh In U. 8. Treasury Notes.
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fUkNIfUkb.........FURN ITURE........FURNfURB
BIZ MONTGOMERY BROS. a co.,
r. N. MONTGOMERY. Auctlunesr.
I'bEsDA n. august SSth. at In O'CLOCK a.
- a. their Auction Mari. 81 Camp street. viii be spa
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FORsTFURK
such a. ROSEWOOD Mahogany sad Walnut Bedsteade an.
reaus Armoirs. Washsands, Mahogany Walnut retes
sofas spring seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Ton Oenter
laoes, Marble Top sdeboards Tabes va
brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses BngrsV-
contents Of several wellfurnished houssG
Also
Chairs etc WV -
ss-TERss-CAsh in U. g. Treasury Notes
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J. 3. WALTON g DsSlONOs'S SALES.

ORDER OF AND FOR ACCOUNT OF THE UNITED
STATES NAVY DEPARTMENT
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
ET.rI.EEE.-IMFE ia CEI-Gs1I.


t,sn, Eu''er stands firm 70 law in every
step in ;Ae Trial Of Andy Johnson in his i'm
'.aehmca;, and makes coed his points ies-
I.se tic ru!ngs Of Juige chase in sustaining
ii. points raised by the Presidents counsel
Fvsry step taken hy tie managers will be
y contested nv lie defense, but they VIII
Is..a ;aat La:!es j. q. them viii. legal attain
'nef.s brains and patriotism in full measure
and Z muscle ana pluck are required he has
theta ia high degree, SO il Is well far opro
s.:ioa 10 stand from unIsr
TIC trial o. last accounts was waxing
rarie, things looked little s3ually for the
managers s. one time in the beginning, hu
bingham and Bl.ler made tic fur ay from
Chief Justice Chase aud TX. Attorney Gen
eral staubury, and took tie andy Johnson
tusa out 81 lie former sufficiently 20 make
hlia cry 'cavy' il the words, Il shau not be
saaght.thus again. the latter. however, at last
accounts was wagging his tail anil objecting
st!-i 70 any pinehing it, The testimony thus
TAR indicates strongly that conspiracy wa.
entered into between Andy and Thomas I,
tabs foscible possession Of the war Office, ,h:.
IN or opinion, is not the first conspiracy ,he /,
have -ean iato, perhaps nc: Together, bu, IL.
former we believe, hal holder and NOR,
daring tool 20 do bis bidding thnn now, tina
one Naa j J. Wilkes Booth, Thomas WORKED
vii. a worthless political dog, r.. T. Blair, t,
phil down from his proud eminence onc
l.merieaa beg: men, J. c. Fremont, aroun(
shou, erer vii! cluster tic hoaors ard slorie.
emancipation.
johnson has unerta.cn TO act ms Preside Il
nd Congress; i'll shor. Usurper but we ar
quite coadlen; that lie has 60. himself int
tie wrong hands 10 escape the penalties G
the Law. There is no doubt in our mind no
never has been but that il has been the dc
termination Of the south TO get the control @
lie government, and Johnson the chief fuglc
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION

The Twelfth Annual Republican State Con
ve lion Of Iowa will be held in I.s Moiuc-
on Thursday, the 7th day at May, ia0S. &, Il
o'clock, a. ~, 70: the lnrpose q. nominating
foi.t fe'es.:ea g, lsrga and ;a,ei5e d.s'r;c!
delegates ,o .a!rcses: lie Sts.a 4 Taw4il .Ie
National EeQail:c2n Convention Ii na,! 1t
'slieaso N The 23th lay # May 1865. Also
tive e.eetors Al large AMI ak district c.crtors
e; President aud V.,c President 81 tie Cci;el
States. .t.so candidates fer STATE oil.ccrs 10
h. chosen at the mex! genera. oieciion
&c ra;i" .: representation VII. lie one del
cate icr cAch organized county il the STATE,
enSi n adaitic; thereto on, delegate 'or every
,Ts hundred votes On fraction ose. one Aunl
r.. ro;.s cast f1r Sa,aus, Nsrvii. for Govern
O. II ;l.e last general election. vi voters
40 supported the nominees ani principles
u .he Republican party 81 the last general
election, or are sincerely vefsntan. for not
having dane go, e-e cordially invited 10 take
PAR; in esnjus delegates 10 thu Convention
8, order Of tie Republican State Central
Committee. G. G. NjCRsE, Chairman
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03

A GENTS WANTED-To sell the History Of
Il the Wan BETWEEN Tie STATES. its cnus-
es,charactcr, conduct, and results, BY Hon.
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
A book for all sections and parties The
Accordingly interesting book by the great
Statesmen Of the South, presents the most
complete and impartial analysis Of the causes
of the war, which has ever appeared from
Southern pen it treats without partnership,
and in the utmost moderation of the chara cter
Of the struggle and In it's description Of the
conduct Of the war, it gives those interior
lights and shadows Of the conflict only known
to those high officers who watched the flood
tide Of revolution from its foundation springs,
and which were accessible to Mr.. Stephens
from his position rs second officer Of the Con.
federnte States. The result Of the war, pres.
ent and future, have never been treated by
any other author, and Mr. Stephens great
abilities have here found their fullest play.
The intense desire everywhere to obtain
this work, its official character nd ready sale
combined with IN increased Commission.
make it the best subscription book ever pub
lishcd, and offers to agents the finest oppor-
tunity to make money ever heard Of in the
history Of books.
Send for descriptive Circular and terms to
Agents.
Aidrss, ZEIGLER, McCURDY & Co.,
Lombard Block, Chicago, Ill.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
Shcriff's Sale,

- - W Ao"h,
TAMA COUNTY,
In tile District Court Of Benton Counfv
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION DATED
ID the l2ih day Of March, A. d. 1868 to me
directed, issued out of the office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court of Benton county, State
of Iowa, in favor Of Charles II Conklin, and
against William G Conncl on Il judgment
rendered by said court ut the February term
thereof, A. d. 1866, agans. said William g
Connell commanding me, that Of the goods
chattels, stock or interest in any company.
debts due property in the hands Of third per.
sons which are not exempt by law from ex-
ecu,;on, OF the ead William c Connell make
or cause to be made the sum of l29 dollars
and u cents, with interest and costs, l have
levied upon the southwest quarter Of the north
east quarter, and the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter Of section No thirty-six
1867 in township No eighty-six 1861 north of
range No thirteen (l3) west Of the 9Th p. NJ
IN TaIna county, Iowa, be sold or so mach
thercofasis necessary to satisfy said Judgment,
interest and cost. Now, therefore public nc,
tice is given, that have levied upon, and
shall, on the 10th day Of April A. d. 1863, be-
| tween the hours Of o'clock a. m. AMI O clock
!; p. m. OF said day, sale to commence at the
| hour Of 10 o'clock a. ln., at the front door OIL
| the Court House in Tols1o Iowa, in the Coun.
~ OF Tama, offer and sell at public out cry
to The highest and best bidder that bids two
thirds or owe: Of the appraised value, for cash
all the right title and interest Of tho above
named defendant, in and to the above dc,
scribed property or so much thereof as ma,
be necessary to satisfy said judgment for tn,
| above named sum together with costs and al
| accruing costs, unless the Same shall be soon
err satisfied.
March II, 1863. KNIGHT DEXTER
| Sh'f of Tama County, Iowa
nl2w2s5-pub fee $3.50.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03


the ;n,niica tions Of Nc'ary Pubic, ~ act %
amend Section FL Of The Revision Of 1860 in
relation to the assessment 81 credits for taxa
ton an net TO amend Chapter 100 OF the 9th
General Assembly, in relation to the duties
of railroads; an act to amend Chapter 81 Of
The laws Of the 10Th General Assembly. in
relation Il The report Of the State University
10 The General Assembly; an act in relation
10 balances due from County Treasures
NAose terms Of Office have expired.
in the House lie following bills were Pass
Ell, Viz: \ bill for an net providing fer the
tHriher prosecution OF the Geological Survey
of tie State; hill for an act accepting the
proposition OF the Trustees Of Whites Manual
Labor School to open that institution rs
tcmlorar! Reform School IL bill foY an nc. to
~meud Chapter - Of the acts of the ith Glen
cral Assembly, and TO provide for the Iowa
Soldiers orpha47 Homes; n Vii for an act
relating 70 real estate SOL, for taxes, and an.
redeemed, &e.; bill for an act fixing the
times OF holding terms of the District Cour
IN the Fourth Judicial District, and attaching
cerIa;n counties in said District to others for
jndieiai purposes, bill for an oct filing the
times Q! holding District Ccur, in Greene
county; bill for ali act providing for tie
submission 81 the word '.whi.c amendment
to The Constitution o: the State, TO a vote Of
| The people ~ tie next general election, bill
for an act 10 provide fer the paymcr, Of .ala,
ries Of officers and wages Of cmplo, ees CT the
State Penitentiary; aud the House concurred
II tic Senate amendments to the bill regula-
ting Insurance Companies.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
FROM DES MONIES.
DIS Morn. S, March %, 1868

DIS MoIN.s, March %, 1868.
Fh. FEp.-Af,er another severe fight the
House has just passed the Des Moines Valley
regrah, bin, with clause reserving the right
to the State 70 regulate the transportation Of
freight and passengers. Never in the history
Of the State was ouch pressure brought TO
benr upon the Legislature, but after debating
the question half day the amendment pre-
vailed.
The Circui. Court bin has been ordered to
third reading but lacks q constitutional ma
jority unless some members change their votes
The State House bill still hangs in the Sen
ste on motion to indefinitely postpone, 20
voted for end % against; they have amended
i which will bring it back to the House. We
are considering jus, now all the railroad bills
WILsoS.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03

/ kissed BY the rays Of the sun, they would fade
], from the sight, and naugLt be left bu, the in
visible spirit, and yet these suns, these worlds
are Inhabited. Beings Of exquisite proper.
lions, of marvellous beauty, Of surprising in>
te!lectual power, possessing the perfect Chris
ian faith, dwell upon them. Like the dwell
MS in the New Jerusalem, they have no care,
10 sorrow provision is made for every want;
from day to day, from year to year they sing,
rejoicing IN their felicity, and waiting with
patience their transition to another higher,
purer existence. Far beyond these on the
verge Of the visible universe roll still more
glorious suns, with their attendant planets,
bearing on their bosoms beings far higher in
the scale Of perfection, who
"in humble reverence ope their ewes
And sec the gates of Paradise
Holy thoughts like stars arise,
THU clouds arc aageis wings"
iet these with all their glory are only il
the suburbs Of the sublime metropolis, within
whose walls is tie Throne of Deity; around
which the myriads Of worlds, each descending
IN The scale of perfection, as it is distant FROM
the Eternal Centre circle in humble obedience
and fill the universe with motion
Mysterious space where is thy limit? We
ask the stars in silence they sweep on, and
the CLEANS reelected on their surface tell OF
| stars beyond them. Winds, mighty winds !
harpers OF the mount! and the forest and the
glen, can ye tell? No, the winds cannot tell.
Some breeze is always signing; some tempest
is always swelling to indicate their restless
activity Yet they cannot tell of limit to
space. The universe in all the extern. Of its
creation teens with boundlcssness and thar,
because God himself is boundlcss" NrMo.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN A gentle
n man who in early life was victim to
that debasing habit so common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostration, and came
near ending his days in hopeless misery, aud
after ling numerous remedies without sue.
cess, he obtained from friend some simple
rules and prescriptions that effected pcrma.
nent cure. On behalf Of suffering humanity
nc will send the same free Of charge 10 all
who may desire it,
Address, EDGAR TREMAINE.
Station ID. New York.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03

nlssOLUTION.-Thc Mercantile co-part-
- nership heretofore existing under the
firm name Of GALLEY Il JOHNSTON, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, II. GALLEY retir-
ing. ". F. Johnston, or H. Galley are either
one authorized to receive collections and sign
for the old firm in the settlement Of the &C
counts. The books and notes will be kept ut
the old stand, where parties indebted will
please call and settle.
II. GALLEY,
W. +. JOHNSTON.
Toledo, March 16, 1868.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-The business
~ heretofore conducted under the firm
name Of GALLEY & JOHNSTON will be continued
under the firm namc Of ". F. JOHNSON g. Co.
W. F. JOHNSTON,
WESLEY JOHNSTON,
&C. GUILFORD.
Toledo Mar. l6, 1853.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03

TO CONSERVATIVES The Rev. Edward A
i Wilson will send free Of charge) to oil
who desire it, the prescription with the dircc
tons for making and using the simple remels
by which he was cured ofa lung affection and
that dread disease Consumption. His only
object is to benefit the afflicted and he homes
every sufferer will try this prescription, as
It will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. Please address Rev. EDWARD A.
WILSON, No. 1855 South Second Street, Will
liamsburgh New York 2Iv1