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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-03

ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND, Va, June ., 1888.
TOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE
a. LOCAL TRAVEL.-On and after MONDAY.
Jane s. Il passenger cur win leave Richmond fol
Petersburg with the freight tratn) DAILY (Sun-
day eXccpted) at 10 z. NJ.
Passengers must procure their tickets at The
Office previous TO getting on the train.
E. Ii. GILL,
les Engineer and SnperintenGent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-03

EXPLOSION OF. A SODA FoUNTAIN-Two
Mex SEVERELY INJURED.-On the after
noon Of Thursday the Both ultimo, at about
half-past 2 o'clock, at the store of Mr.. E. G..
Stephenson & Co., corner of Twelfth and G
streets, William Webster, assisted by Will
liam Smith (colored1, was engaged in
charging number of copper soda fountains
in the cellar. they had succeeded in
charging q new one just received from the
mandatory, and were in the act of charg-
ing another when the new one exploded
a piece of the fountain striking Mr.: Web
ster on the inside of the right leg, inficting
an ugly wound. The explosion forced the
fountain against a. vessel containing sui
phuric acid, breaking it and dsshing the
acid over Smith, the colored man, and hor-
ribly burning his rightarm. AT the same
time he received severe cut across the q !.
back of his right hand from fragment OF
the fountain. Mr.. Webster will have q
stiff leg, and Smith will carry some bad
scars to his grave.- Washington Chronicle.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned hereby gives
the First National Bank Of Richmond issued 70 w.
LsAodge April ssh, 1850, No. 2a3, Tor ten shares,
hssbecn lost ana application VIII be made 10 said
bank Tor the reissue OF said certificate after the
expiration OF sixty days from the publication OF
& tSSl---Enn 3sstgs 80 ae@Ist 81 Executor.
M 0TlCE--To ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
LIZ CEkN.-Notiee is hereby giyen thai .Es .as-
Of the United States Tor che D.striei OF Virginia
retetsefof all the assets OF The FARMERS banA %
Virginia niidof all Its branches All persons IN
debted to said banks arc Eereby notiDed iprtanha
10 pay such debts ouiy 70 the receiver or nis usay
authorized agents attorneys and al pSn,s4,nss
file NOTICES of the salre setting forth the Amount
claimed With me. DAVID j. SAUNDEhss
je2-Tu&FtNoylsltrl aeeet's
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A pPoMATTox PAPER
- MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
i PETERSBURG Va. aia -
manufacturers and dealers In an kinds of
NEWS -, 49, 49, IL
WRAPPING, u
JOE

.fnN y. 5sfd GgH 10 BOOK PAYERa
b Orders hlIed with accuracy and dispatch. fiaq
The highest market price paid for COTTON
RAGS, OLD BOOKS PAMPHLETS, NRWsPA-
PERS, &C., &C.. sg,. 10 2s--nn
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HAYTI
Foreign News.

LONDON, August 1.-The Queens speech
proroguing Parliament says there is no rea-
SON to fear European war. '.....
DUBLIN, August l.-All persons who
we're arrested under the suspension of ha-
beas corpus and held without trial have
been discharged. - 49, ...
FRANCE.
PARIS, August 1.-The Emperor has pro-
rogued the Senate. hid .,s,s ba.
The Patrie proposes a joint Intervention
by France, England, and the United States,
for the restoration Of peace in South Amer
lea. - ,sf,.,rs., s.s sad =
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DROVINCE or $40 pAUIO. BRAZIL

DROVINCE OF SAC PAULO, BRAZIL.
l. SAC PAULO RAILWAY.-A d A L
TRAIN to and from Santos Sac Paulo and jun
diahy, running within thirty miles Of Campinas.
j. j. AUBER1IN,
JANUARY l, 1868. Superintendent
n. &. The booking Office in Santos will be open
for tickets and luggage on the arrival Of the boats
from Rio. NH 3-eod6m
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cOmmIssIoN MERCHANTS.

M ANIEL X. WEISIGER, COMMISSION
DMERCHANT, NOT FOURTEENTH
STREET, RICHMOND, Va, sol!eits c2nsign-
ments of TOBACCO WHEAT. CORN. and other
country produce, ETC., from his FRIENDS ana the
pI On sale. FRUITS and FLOWERS, afANUFAC-
tTURED and SMOKING TOBACCO. -5skskhss
ty2s-dim&g3m - y -.--
MILLS g. RYANT, TOBACCO Elk
lfh CHANGE RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
chase and sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TOBACCoS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments. Refer TO A. u. HARVEY,
President Of National Bank or Virgins JAMES
THOMAS, Dr., ESQ.,, Richmond Va; Messrs. H
MESSENGER & CO., New York: Messrs. JOHNSON
& THOMPSON. Boston Mass. tyA
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The rumor that Mr. Seward will suppor
'falt grows in probability.
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. Richmond Weekly Dispatch.
CAMPAIGN. PAPER FOR flscss At A VERY
-i"tt --''' REDUCED PRICE.
Only Fifty Cents to Clubs

= we are issuing the WEEKLY, DISPATCH as CAM
paigu paper for a period embracing the campaign
upon the question Of adopting the Constitution
formed by the Radical Convention, and the fresi-
Dental Campaign soon to commence ;that is. from
the present time till the list of December next, at
the following F-.e.a.ss.F..p.r
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19
ss..s ssas.Al. N&.t.y.

Ex, Coy. Toll. Of Ohio. d,cl at
Youngstown, Ohio, Oh the morning
O. the 18th inst. III, was one ot the
Grant Electors ii large for Ono. lis
age was sixty five years.
The Board o. Regents have elected
Geo I. McGie Ian President OF tie
University Of California
New England gave an aggregate
Republican majority Of $4,000 on
the Sd
Ross.ni, the great Italian musica!
comp oser, del Nov. l;th in, his nth
year.
Ii1race Mann, cl"est son of the
la.e Hon. Ilo ace Mann de III Cam,
badge Massachusetts, on " elneslay,
aged :;
The amount Of coin in the Treasury
IL about ssi.0)1,3t3. OF which $1,000
0JJ are repreSentplby gold certificates.
Gerritt Smith recently expressed his
kind regard tor the Alfred Academy,
IN sliega ny county, y. y ~ p!A-
ENG, unsolicited, cheek tor s5oaJJ
in the haais Of It's authorities. Tais
IS the tn.rd time Mr.. SmitA has done
tn same.
The division Of Texas into three
States IS aeain being urged. The san
An,sn.o E.rprsss OF the 2)th II t,mo,
has an eG..o..a! directing attention to
the fact thai the proje-t Is beng
vigorously pressed forward Ill every
part o! the state. Al earnestly endors-
iny the movement.
1t is reported tnat Brigham Young
has had {. ".eyeiation requiring the
81 nts to abandon poiygamy iii every
lorm Ia.s command which has just
been revea!elto tle Mormon chieitain,
r.gham proposes 70 obey, and not
ony vii! lie n.uasclt. but vii. also re-
4uile lis followers 70 put away every
vie bat one.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19
SoAAiAj /. Ms,

One t,'ioneand men arc at wor,: il,
Adams county il the extension 81 tfl
b. s. ". Il. L.
Jackson county voted, By q large
msiogity, 70 retain the county sea, ii
4Aaarew
Tie Lnrela gives a list OF one hun
dred and SIX names Of teachers in at
tendance 1t the Jones Co. Tea-he: $
Institute.
The second State Christian Conven
ton o. Iowa IS to be held N DiIuqu,
Oh tn, S.h, 9th, and 10Th eide en- Der
A correspondent writes from Cory
den, Iowa, that Mrs. Caylor O. tha,
vicinity recently had four boys st a
birth. Three q whom are still living.
Aeos.a. -ate city.
Fret eoah,n,or, Post Once Thief a
Waterloo. Iowa, when he was Post
master, has been admitted 10 bal! II
abe sum 81 5000. The Reporter saws
that hi. admissions OF guilt are of such
character ~ 70 cOIlNlct NM
At Wyoming, Jones county. Mr
Norton. % years tage, blind and con-
ilned 10 the house Tor a ycarane a,ha!i
iusist..d on beng led 10 the polls on
Tie Sd nst, hat lie might vote ,he Re
Publican ticket.
The Fort Dodge No7l,ecst states
that Col. Geo. Kin ght, Of Cincinnati,
has just Completed the purchase o.
thirty thousand acres OF land IN Clay
O'i,tlen, and Cherokee counties. AMI
aefss hiLre.
ssGc miles OF track west from Iowa
Falls. il laid on the ID. & $. G. H. Il.
i M .nt Will be xtendol 10 Wei
s.sr city, it is thought, by the middle
q. i,,t ls.on,h.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19
Mr.. Stephens had l,nr held a hich

Mr.. Stephens had long held a high
seat in our National Councils, am, had
filled the Office OF Vice Executive in the
ephemeral government of the rebels
His speeches and writings had long
been considered authoritative, and
were read and quoted by the North
lie knew that whatever he Nigh, write
about the civil war would be read by
all with curiosity. We have no doubt
that he entertained ahopc that lie could,
by means OF this exculpatory comics,
son, which this book really seems to
be, poison the minis of his northern
readers with his political heresics, ana
thus p"ecip;tate elimination, at the
ballot box. which had proved disas-
trous on form r occasion.
No one can rise from perusal Of
this work without a profound res
pect for the skill, the ingenuity, the
deep learning andpatIent research nee
ossary to the execution of such task.
We pity the err ing man who can re-
gard this Nation to be only a cluster
of State Sovereignties, Independent Of
each other rs well rs OF the Central
Head, and each at liberty, at its Will
to Withdrawn from its obligations, and
the performance OF its du:ies-the man
who can look upon this government
as made b. the States, and ',p the
States, instead Of ~ III. pe2p!e,
and for TIE ptop',, bat we have
respect for the learning and ability ex-
hated i'll the placing OF such a plea Tor
= wrong cause before :he people.
Students of History should not fail
to examine and study this mastery
argument in eXtcnuaton of q bad
cause, Tor it is the best that has so for
been done, and probably it is the best
that can be done. We have examined
it with pleasure and profit, and COM
mend it to our readers.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19

T. ti' People Of Iymt:
"a accordance With the usagcs Of on;
;ataers ana the customs OF the State
hereby appoint
4itrsaty, TIE Trsi'g-SarM Dag Of W
re@5p,
/ 10 observed ti.roaghout the State
as 2 lay OF thank giv.ng AMI praise ;
HI 'recomraaa,lto The people o. Iowa
So. @!,staining from al secular en-
naA.upon the dAY appointed tA@s
:. ale in their respective places oi
worship, AMI give thanks to AIM hty
s.2l Tat the h,rvests OF the year have
.n &oundant; that onr institutions
e4f.l, political. cilc2tional, and char
sic nave been enlarged ana strength
/: hat law AMI order have pre-
y.ie |, enabling rs to dwell together
II happiness AMI safety; that IL has
1 pesel the hearts OF Cur people 10
:: :. .;istly anil lo.o mercy denying
i5e CLAIMS OF liberty anl eglal.ty o
+ re ii the children OF Goa w.tan orr
les; that in both material and
t.,ll things, lie has been the gra-
CT rs benetactor of this STATE; AMI in
=. .l:dst of orr thanks giving to Cod
:,r lis many blessings, let lis not for
-. he claims Of charity, nor the in
action of Him who babe us remem-
- IT, poor. Let us cherish the mem
o.iei 81 those who save their lives .hat
or country might Live, and spread tie
tables Of Their widows ana Children
w.t. a'undlnt gifts. Let Us humb,y
acknowledge that our bounties have
come from the hand Of the lord orr
God, and pray that lie will keep us
from sin, viii show and lead us in the
right way, and will make us a~irtuous
an christian State.
Given at Des Moincs, this lth day OF
November. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hunlreI all six
ty-eight, Of The Independence OF the
United States the ninety-ti'r,l and
Of this State the twenty-second.
g.. $ by the Governor:
SAMUEL MERRILL.
Ed WR'ciIT, Secretary of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19
TO CDNSuM sTlVES.

V'HE Advertiser, having been restored to
l. health in a few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several Yeas
with I. severe lang affection. ana that dread
disease. Consumption--is anxious 10 MAKE
known to his fellow sufferers the means q
cure.
10 all who desire it, he will Send cory Of
the prescription used (free of charger, With
The dii &c ions for pref airing aud using the
same, which they will fluid sure Care for
Gems mnt.on, asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The only
object OF the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrip,ion is to benefit the afflicted, md spread
information which he conceives to be invalu-
able; and he no, es every sufferer wilt try his
rem .dy. as it will cos. them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
partie. wishing The prescription will please
ad, REV BOW ARD A. WILSON,
loj, South Secon! ST., MilliAmsburgh. Kings
COMFY. New .ork. v2n46yl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19
GENERAL
PURCHASING AGENCY
nc. 81 LIBERTY sTREEr,
NEW YOnE

Merchants, families, or individuals can
p79eoe through oar agency, any Kind Of
goois or articles OF any q scrpt,on so',. in the
clly Of New York, al the same price III '
wonld ply II there themselves, and IN many
cases at iower prices. An experience OF over
iwe"ty years anl thorou IA aclnsin'anco
witt. the Inauasa nrers and importers IT The
CRY, euiaies us 10 warrant entire satisfaction
10 all with whose tu,iaess we are entrusted.
Circulars with list of references e.nb ar.ng
every section Of The United Siutes, sen, on
appstcal.oa J. j. BON NETT !. Co,
Commission Merchants.
Cons gnnsass Of Cotton Tobacco aud all
kin'ts OF produce sp!;ci el sud Ia Ligfe.t
marker price obsainei. y2nlo,f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from,
a Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects OF yonlhf"t indiscretion will,
for tie sake OF suffering humanity, send free
10 all who need il, tho recipe aud direction
tor masking the simple remedy by which he
was cuc cd. Sufferers wishing to profit by The
rlseyii-ers cxrerienc, can 10 50 BY address
ing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN Il OGDEN,
No, AZ Cedar street, New York.
ySnlfv1
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19
Special Notices

,'oN's CouoA H,LsAM is the cheapest aud
best. 1t is n SAFE and speedy cure for coughs
colds, Group. whooping cough and all diseases
Of the thron. and lungs. In addition TO the
ordinary OF size SO long and nvorably
known. Mammoth Family bottles are offered
to the public giving u much larger quantity Of
cough Medicine than has ever been offered 10
this country for Sl0J.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19
S X 4 4 vi
FIRE-PROOF
s A e Fl g.

S,rb-~n's Patent has been demonstrated
by the most thorough practical tests, 70 be
vastly superior in fire rroof.quaiiies to any
nilier makers, (bein2 water - copper tube,
Theoretically seaied,b preventing completely
any eYapota ioa and is the drie.t safe III Use.
Tie patent cxa be applied 10 any sac. Bee
ore pa chasing elsewhere call AMI examine.
or seal for FL aph Ell containing the ectt,ti
cafes Of trials VITA all otler makers safes.
ie.ert an Ssam Fire Proof STE Co.,
$50 Rroa.ruy, Nsw York.
yon2Gm,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19

[ From LESTER SEYTONef lh,irouk.tT
NiiLMAtkEE, Jan. -, 1853.
Nessr.. c. q. Clark 5. Co., Aleu- Huren, CT.
10th myself and wife have used Goes
Dyspepsia Cure, and it has proved leyect-
~ sa'i factory rs II remedy. have n,
hesitation in say ing ihut We have received
great LtM,Tt frou, its use.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) LESTER SEXTON.
From Rev I. r. Yard, Avon, Lorosn Co O.
Nessrs. Strong j. Armerong, Drugg1n
Citreland.
Gentemea.-It gives me great pleasure
to state that my wife has derived great
benefit from the use OF Goes DYSPEPSIA
cure. She has b, Ell for u number OF years
troubled with Dyspepsia, accompanied
with violent raruAysms OF constipation,
which SO FRUSTRATED her that she was NIL
the while, Tor months, unable 10 do any,
thing. she took, ut your instance, Toe .
Dyspepsia Cure, and has derived great
LeneGt from II, and is now comparatively
we'll. She regards this medicine ~
great blessing. Truly yours,
January 10th, loGS. L. +. WARD.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19

Va &c use'ts really de.
serves credit f,r having the only
incorporated institution which.
when the prison doors open,
takes llhe' atcd convict women
INTO Il home. This home for dis
I'll reed female prisoners is at
De ham. It has 4 firm and
farmer: il large, clean. old fash
ionel kitchen; some twenty or
more clean beds. in chambers;
it has Il sunny sewlng.r)oln, q
parlor, a small library Of books,
Il piano: and there in their Sun
day service ami evening gath
erinG, th' ysing, AID !ovc TO sing,
hymns such rs from other m re
f,yore | tiresidcs 90 out a contrl-
button 10 carth's harmonIcs. The
inmates are fnrni- lcl with en-
ployinen. until they can be
llaccd in some good situation,
where their mi fortunes will not
prove 4 dctrincat To their re-
form.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19

~ Lot ueiay procuring and immcdi-
Aeiy tahins Ios ) tou. D4isani, wien
tiouoica "itn any VI Tue auoye named
o.iout'Ies. They are vii preMoh,toIy
.. Ar toms OF Cohsun,pt.on, aud II moi ar
ies,eu, wili sooner vr later sweep YOU
away into the valley OF shauvWs Ilom
nu.ch none cXa ever return.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19
I':occcai:sgs o. thu Teachcrs' Esi.
siitItc.
SEC0 D DAY,
INSTITUTE Room,
Toledo, Nov. 10, 1868. !

Institute met at a. M, Mr.. Stew
art IN the Chair. Opening Exercises
conducted by Rev. II. WIKI n,on. Roll
was called, twenty two persons answer
ing to their names. Minutes OF pre-
vlous da, Dad and approved. Critics
report ordered Tor the last thing in the
afternoon. BY common consent the
programme as reported by Bus. Com.
WIS laid aside. and DR.. Enos allowed
to con luct the exercises rs best pleas
Ell himself, lie gave al excellent les
son in Arithmetic, treating Of the adj
d:,ion OF numbers. Recess apparently
highly appreciated. After recess Dr..
Eaos gave good lesson in Grammar,
drawing from the teachers many cues
tons and remarks, which manifested a
deep interest, On their part, Il the best
method Of teaching that branch OF SCI.
eace. Adjourned to At l:3o, p. III.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Institute met as per adjournment,
Mr.. J. K. Stewart in the Char lns i
tnte joined in singing that good old
hymn beginning My Country, It's o.
thee to the tune america The fol
lowing persons were appointela Com
mlttee on Resolutions; Iessrs. j. w.
Cooper, Il. G. McEatire aud Mss u.
Louise Maxwell. Exercises in Geog-
raphy and Arithmetic were thea con
ductcd Ivy DR.. Enos. Recess passed
pleasantly The reading OF teachers,
alter reccs. was very good. After the
realinr Dr.. Enos conducted an eyer
else in vocal sounds. after which short
time was spent in Rhetorical exercises
The Critics report was good AM WHY.
On motion Miss Maxwell was contin
uad as Critic during the session. Al
journed to meet at ! p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
Institute met as per adjournment,
ar. Stewart in the Chair. Exercises
commenced by singing that lively ar
"Merrily Oar Mrs. J. r. Stewart
read an able Essay on the subject Of
spelling, showing the Importance of
spelling well, t.lat we cannot spell well
without learning how, and explaining
Inherent methods Of teaching spelling,
after which it was moved and seconded
that copy be requested for pabliea-
lion in the County paper. Remarks
were made by Messrs. Sterrctt, Gull
ford and -Archer,l, warmly approving
Of the methods OF teaching That branch
Of science, recommended by Mrs. Stew.
art, when the question was put and car
ried Dr. Enos continued his remarks
begun on Monday evening, on the sub
ject Of rightly educating the young,
speaking Of the growth and cultivate II
Of the mind and the essentials of sue
sess in teaching. The exercises Of Il G
e,,ning closed with select reading by
Messrs. Goodrich and Enos, Mr.. Good
r.c!. reading piece entitled Over the
River" AMI DR.. Enos two pieces enti-
ted respectively-"The Charge Of the
Light Brigade" and "Wonnded.' Ad-
;ournel to meet "Wednesday morning
at 8 a. m.
j. r. STEWART, President.
II ncurpn &ncrntar,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19

NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 lie people Of
~ kich'and Tow ush p. and all others, in
catcJ, that hereafter oil words OF Islander
81 libel spoken or published about my char
sc.er will be taken up by me, and their an
thor. subjected 10 snch p.nai'ies rs he law
will imposc. EDMUND /. HUNTER.
Nov 49, S62--4Cw3
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19
-s.:.. L, fsg.:;,i0.s.

On Tues Lag November ;, 1865,
the Union tram, bound Tor Washington
s.raTa by tie locomotive "Loya.ty," IA
charge of /. ;. Grant rs clglnecr. was
rua into by the Richmond ira II, drawn
D, the engine .l;ebel, charge OF llo
ratio Seymour, engineer, AMI Frank /
3 air, .r., tliemaa. IEe shoc.i or the
eolaI NJ trans was terrl!i;,, the < ~
mol[t I'm was thgownoh the tract,and
the engage and ears were pTeclpltated
down Il steep emban.:tnen. and were
pied no III p.o Il s;ioiS heID n tl'
sat river. a crooked little stream that
n andegs a4faiga that region.
Inc passen, - OF the ln.on Train hay
my proyll eltlaliy escaped injufy has
tened 10 the relief OF the sufferers. The
.ieless bodies Q! liolato seymou and
Frank +. Bar, Jr. We're eXlumel irom
the wreck, ali exam nltlo... SHOW
ed that Their death was instantaneous.
Andrew Johnson, OF Tennessee, WAS
found in an unconscious condition but
upoa administering stimu.ant OF Old
Bourbon. he rev, ed 0nJ articu.atlng
u am Moses" Immediate expired.
Salmon T. Chase was drawn out o.!
the de5r.s II. ghtiully bruised and llsiiy
urei so That his most Intimate trends
.ou.d not recognize Inn. lie was ldcn-
t.tiai by agfeen oac< portrait OF himself
los nd aDeii his person.
JOHN Quincy Adams, OF Massachl-
sets, stiiered fracture OF the Skull,
aud . medical investigation failed to
detect any Trains in lis clailum. Poor
Adams Was the last, So! rtmant OF
an historic family, and peram bulated
the country as il stro!lin9 actor SUP
slsting on the reputation Of ms ances-
tors. II remains We're taken 20 yam
-, Mass, Tor mferment.
Tie other passengers were caieiIv
o il the late Southern cnte iera 'y,a!ll
Ii ! wee al mofe or lie $ injured.
Iae acc.dent was caused by the recA
lassness OF tie conductor OF the Rich
M nd rain, WaieliAmpton, brakeman,
.utca L Forrest, who d!sobeyed the
oiu,rs OF lie superintendent, America
People, ESQ; WHO bad Instructed then,
70 sw.tcn OF the Richmond train ut a
way station :.ne, allow the Union train
Il clear track to Washing ton,-I'hlhs-
ds.pdaa Press.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19
Amongst the MANY Testimonials in
on4 possession, vs. have only loom
for the foAoWlng:

New HAVEN, Conn, Uct. II. 1866.
Mcssrs. &. Il. CLARK TO.
Lehilemen,-l feel il y duty and p cas-
ure to give !uu the benefit OF my Pc
Renee IN The use OF Zoe $ cough oa.salIs.
From taking heay. cold, l was taken
c"wn with the cong, slion OF the lungs,
and continued 10 fan, under the best III, d.
ical care, until was given up, hy COM
peicu' MEDICAL authority, TO die. Here
seemed nothing but strangula,ion aud
death before me. | was told that further
medical attendance and medicine was
useless, AMI I was resigned 10 death,
when u friend, who had been greatly ben.
Gifted by using the BALKAN, trough, xe
II bu,t.e. This was after had done with
the doctor and medicine. thought it
Helped me, and on,inued ticking the nfed-
icine, aud | continued to 4mpi owe, uht.l
my cough stopped, ami my lungs heated,
and got we'll. used ID bvt,les. re.
main, genis, with great respect,
ioar obi setv't, JOHN WELLS,
2U3 Washington St, New Haven, & !.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-11-19
J. r. STEWART, President.
]. II. ARcnERp, Secretary.

We throw the responsibility for the
clipping below upon the DAY. Gazette.
Hon N Littler, of Engl,sh river
township. ashington county furnish
IS the foil: wing to the Pless IS a spe-
:!men Of an almost extinct class:
november the | Washington
lowa Mr. littlccr | see that richmond
has adventist for school teacher
would eaccpt OF the school if knew
the terms and what kinl oil a school
yo, wonted and what wages you
would give l wont to here from you
the next male.