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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-14

' VAN pKvsNrER-PoPg On tbe. 18Th instant,
q gamllne \. church. By the Rev Luther z.
Widerman. s.suEL @. yAs DEyESrER. nf Buffalo,
yew YEN 70 nAkrs X. daughter Of VIM Pope.
KBT0HAM-coLLINs On wednAsday the ialh
Roehsfert. Assisted By Rev. fsthsr McCa,tNy, On
LAnpO c. kErcHAA to ESsA. daughter OF Reu ben
Collins, ESQ. All OF this city,
,hARTIN-FRANKL N,-ou the lih last by
the Rev O. G. Msador, TIos J. M,RrfS 10 MAST
Y. FRASkLIS. Both OF this city.
.-0n the 18th lust BY the
Rev. John G. Smith, Mr. Wa s. MuKHIs 10 Mis-,
ASstx x BuRoH. Both OF Tits city
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The PncIae Railroad.

Some Of the newspapers Of the country
are busy deCrylng the Pacific railway be-
cause, they say, 1t can never be made to pay
as freight thoroughfare. This may be SO;
but what Them telegram from San Fran
cisco has announced already an invoice of
tea direct from Japan to St. Louis. Still,
we do not claim that the transportation Of
freight over the line can be made proflta-
able.
The projectors, stockholders, and those
interested in Its completion never supposed
that frclghts could, as a general thing, be
made rcmuncratiye for so long distance.
The through travel and the development Of
the country along the route will make this
road profitable Investment.
What we want now for the development
Of the vast commerce Of the East, is the
Darien canal. This should DO the next
grand effort Of American enterprise.
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DIED.

WHELAN -on the IS h inst. EppIE C., eldest
sou Of william aud Catharins wheluh, aged q
yesry months AMI 5days D. = -
~. funeral will take place GU .turday, the 18th
q hall past CLOCK N; from hts pateols rssi-
aud proceed to Mount olivst Cemetery. Tho friends
OF the family arc requested to attend. - -
hcCARrER On the 18Th Of April, Of typhoid
pnsumonls, Mrs MARY McCARrER, At the resi-
deuee or Mrs. Ferris, N d street
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-14

FLOUR AND FEED.
r. ssssss; as q. sssa:'
SSf SS ssn ' cent: ~ ~. IS su sii'
Middlins. ssge7o cents per bushsi. a.r
shipstqa tSS cents Per egshsl:
sfcs s 30 500 cent ssss. p 81 iSasSsi.
hay VI. IS per hundred weight,
Potatoes S9s5 cents per bpshel.
G Gssfs d. ssais Fer e d S"iss my
lIORATIO BROWNING. MPHgUS MIDDLETON,
BROWNING a MIDDLETON,
Wholesale and Retail 0rossrs sad r..,J
TEAS. wrsEs.' WHISKY. cloARs
Atthe Old Stand 81 ~ Z"
w akG fa0 sS, rAR RI1s. III,
Washington. D. @. fss-setf
Financial. "'F.
.tI.I aArIOs BAHS
wAsHIaoToE.
D. o"IE, tOf Jay Cool. = Co. > Prss,tsss,
". .. HUsrisaros, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY ..
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THH uHIrsD srArBs.
,srs ,r.Esr. Orros,r. I.. rssAsusT pssAsr.
xEsr.
Government .OeurItis. with rrsasurss uaissl State.
GrOaE MILLIoE DoLLARs.~
We hay and sell all sla.s.s Of oovaKnnIsT
SECURITIES at current market rstss Of.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make csliss,io., os
ALL rHK PRINCIPAL CITIES or TEE UNITED
STATES
We parehass uovsrnmsnt vouehAIs on the ao~r
-AvnRABLB TERMS. and sivs oAsu,r. A.,
Eaxrf ArrEsTIos TO
ACrpCHrs OF BUSINESS MEN AND nKM'.
,rd t. Aay nthsr business entrusted 10 ii.
FULh tgruRhATi N In regard to aovERS
yEHT LOANS at all tiIGs. sLSsrfuiiy furnished.
W 5, HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
SAAHiEUToE. March ~, Iat6 nhfl-du
I!N COOKE CO..
BANKERS,
T'rrEg"Tu STREET. opPosIrK rRG
TREASURY.
bry and cell at current market ratss, and t..,
constantly on hand fall supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sEvEN-THIRTIEs.
COMPOUND INTEREST MOTHS.
Orders for Stocks, Bonds. ke.. executed. and Gel
l,stions made on all accessible pointa
| ssptl-dl
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-14

DocToR HRLNBoLD Is said to pay for ad.
vOrtlslng tho round sum Of 10000 a week.
He returned an income Of els, POS the last
year. Does advertising In the newspapers
pay Who says Ii does not
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-14
Medical,
COOKING STOVES.

Persons In want and wh9 are About 70 con- x:
SFSSigSE &IfisSSS5 s'aSu'e 81 IPaSfdSEY me
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-14

The New Orleans Bee Is Indulgiug In 70,
.aauce and cheap recreation. It says that
.aa years hence Boston will canoniEe Jefier-
'oH Davis. and will desire the restoration of
HssrD .aycTy' Robert ToOmbs once said
that he E"u.d sometime call the roll of his
s.aSsa o. bsuksr Hill. Nonsense cannot he
radz.ed '0! u Me brains Of some people,
and thsJ ms,! therefore continue fools If
tLsy VII.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-14
Personal.

no NOT pEsPAIR UNTIL YOU HAVE CON.
~ suited cd pr DARBY, next Old Follows
Hall; He Is snoeessfai when others fall IL eonh
mhtin
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-14

..r Dry Goods.
A UcTiIloN BARGAIN"
Lace Psists ssa snawS ta" 10 'r
D. Pafssoia fad sur umbreilAs
Li1en ard silt Pans, si edo 500 10.
tv4 sxs Bhek and VIII q DrsuAdines.
C.ssin.res. Linen Drill,, Linen Cheeks and
white Good. xdso. .Sa Is:.,,lsys 49,.
A., sELBYk 4 NAupAINs.,
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TO TA1-PAYERs.

"@NOTICE TO TAX-PAFEIts.
p. . 0EpIcE OF rHR AssEssoR,l
Cwi Hall. gAssnISr, WEST wIsaD
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment for
le 10 oomplstsdt and that the AssesIers will meet
aud eoatiuus IL session until J p m, from This
date 70 NAY 10. 1850. 70 hear eomplaints and ap.
atsrievsd By said assessment.
l-wAS6W 49,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-14

M HTNoPOI.ITAN ia, l.
VA HI At Z T n u A r n e..
.'s., e. PHNEsYLvANIA- AVENUE.
oyss sysry hisht with Ar,t els's variety enter.
,alnnenL ~ - -. -. - - apI
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-14

'Ots, 1.OO and up.
......,.S3.OO &c.
Opera Boots, all
sizes, cheap.
Shippers ..,,.,...,fl.C
Good BuskinA... La
- Button Boots......S,50
Aud all styles In hrst
class goods at prices
that will defy trade.
The original - 90
Boots. best 10 the city,
always w hand.
FOR sensitive aud
aching feet, try Con
Kress and Low Shoes,
made on Patent Last.
ALL AT
WILSON'S
seventh street,
Under Odd fallowa'
= Hall, Remainder the
number-0O2. Una
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-14
High Cut Lasting Balls,

High Cut Lasting Balls S2.a5 TO $500.
Lasting Congress Boots, SI.25 10 81. 10.
MEMS fasting Congress, s2.5O-good.
Mems Congress Boots, - 90 and nm,
Lace BoK-T0es,...,...,,,,,,,S 3,OO Ac.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
Thoughts for Practical Far
MERS.

Mofc ihhh twenty years ago John
Delafcld established tho following
farm rules. Every person employ
ed on the farm was furnished with
n printed card comprising the rules
and regulations. They are worth
reading 10y farmers and farm labor.
crs even at this day:
1t is expected that all persons en-.
pioycd on tho Oakland farm will
carefully attend to the following
system:
Regularity of hours.
Punctuality in cleaning and put,
ting away implements.
Humanity to all the animals.
Decency in department and con-
versation.
Implicit obedience to the proprie-
Tor and foreman.
Ambition to learn and excel in
farming.
Maxims of order and ncatncss:
! Perform every operation in
proper season.
2. Perform every operation in the
best manner.
3. Complete every part of an op-
erxtion as you proceed.
4. Finish one job teforo you be-
gin another.
5. Leave your work and tools in
an orderly manner.
6. Clean every tool when you
leave off work.
Z. Return every tool and implo-
mcnt to it's place ut night.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
farmNn eeInmn
,'s''. s.s 'sss,-s's. ns~ i's

eafa
VI gfs.ams thee sefr ~ ofnif
ftsisfs sfs ssafs ~ ihs rstfni ~
shith ihis ifsie FROM ihe snuih
l. ssFrird uH - ~ iis pr~pstiirs
magniiudu
ihuasanis " arrrs have l.srn
lsiuEhi siihin ifu 80 lhrre Nturs
hrAI Nurhlk. Va Savannah ga
IL Florida, sui many WLrr pla,ts
'ssy of aerrss hy siuamer. for the
psrpass ~ pr-iueins iruiis aud
vegetables fOT n0TiherR markets
and ship loads were carried Ca NsW
luFk and nihrr rillss last season.
Large shipments 0f green yeaT,
string beahs and strawberries were
also male from tho vieiRily OF Mo-
lille a. Chicago, aai large profits
made GA them, ahsr paying the
enormous expr,ss charges,
A gentleman cSilo,i at 0uT ufiiee u
lev DAYS aga, who, last season, ship,
ped - u'o w'E,h Ut fruit, principal
~ peaches and pears, irum north
sra Mississippi To Chicago, sud says
tho Lasinoss, II properly manag,si,
lie very profitable, and the prospects
arr that il will increase very rapid
~ ~ at present lhe demand is far
Ia AdSAnve uf the supply,
lie tells IL also that he has been
assurel that the Belmont branch ui'
the Iron Mountain Railroad will BE-
completed Ia May next, anil that a
Loaf will be prepared 10 take the
cars acr"ss tie river at Columbus,
10 connect with the southern rail
rad y stem, 40 that fruit shipped
!. the South eau be taken to this
city without breaking bulk" The
railroad from New Orleans 20 81,
l,nuis will be from 90 10 10 hours,
aud this will afford opportunity 10
chip even the lendcresl fruits, es
pvolaily as they are not 10 be re,
handled or transhipped IRON one
ear 10 another on the way,
As the season al New Orleans il
from thirty to fihy days earlier than
IL 10 here, aud from iorty-nvo 10
seventy five earlier than at Chicago,
IL Ii easy to SEQ that there will al
ways DO a large demand for these
southern traits and vegetables, and
whoever goes 10 producing them
will in all probability realize hand. !
s.De profits.
But we would not advise ineSpe. |
ricnccd mon TO invest all their
means in this business for like all I
others, il is n business to he learned
in order 10 be profitable, and many
Of it, details arc TO DO learned only
by experience, too, that is liable TO
be attended with loss.
Nor would we advise every ono
who can raise few hundred dollars
/, embark in this business; for,
like many Others, it may be easily
ovcrdonc. But that an immense
amount Of capital will BE- protitably
invested in raising fruits and vege.
tables in the South for northern
markets, no one can doubt,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
E'issfsASa ls Esasss,, rA
n, a. RuNST0N, NUH T. GONZALES
C0iION& WOOL FACTOR
General CommisSion Merchant
loo .SfmEJ, GALVESTON.

-REfkREAfEss
ieEsTRer J, ", ThroekmRriou,
y, A. shepherd, Esl, RsRksr ilsu,ioa.
NessTs- ball, iiulelings 4 20, baEksn
halstsian.
z II, NeMaksh s Ca, RsRksrs, Galveston
MsssFs, ismes fuHn0ly 4 10,
Cried 4 iiyHlns
NsigRsR s ishsrls.
iiseus s Simms,
Oscar iisTeisr 20,
John hanehs, NrY Orleans.
0Al'ssioR, Sept -, lsds-IVi ely
A. McGuirk,
lAGENF TpR H. L. MANN & 60, N.O-l
HRALER ~
Hides, II00l, FiTs, Skins, Tailor,
krfSThr, dc,
pAs-1he highest market price Tsid foT
the above, a, lay Warehouses Ia Houston
aud Galveston,
ing,
Corner u Strand and pad streets,
ssP'sd-@iyl GALVESTON, TENAs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
onWhntPrinririe does the Fire EItIn-
KuIhher Put out EIrrf

firr i-.ihe combustion q oxygen a. .ior 70, I, IA
'lI II iss .apIF ~ aFsysa, aud Ia IniT i1rl,s tLr
contents 81 the ENiinEuishvr H,alI go ,isis Ua,.
H'gr' drHsr haE hr dir Instantly sniulhrIs IA. me
tfn"lir-flfA LiGur $40 ANY SNAIL NtssEL,
cHNtB ~ VIVA NutR nANb 80 A. To TNrtrRr fuF ana
ANb ThE fiRt VIII gu or Iur MOMENT IIiELE IL so
fRrsu surFLT ~ ONygTN.
such II the principle OF the Fire ENt.nruI.her
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
Whut ARE the CouteuI. on No. . Extiu
GnishCr Eauihn O IL Iai

=, a No ESilnguishrr contains eight gallons Of
liquid equal hire hir,d aad trr.iv JrrIsi.
TO throw that quantity OF water into any building
will cause considerable DAMAGE with eight gallons
Of liquid, (chich rW NOT damage aug more aH lrdi,r
little or no harm will be effected.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
What ARE the Advantages OF this Invcn-
IionS

70 Gf all times ready FOR use. II pu,. OIL fire IN.
'tdnhg. has no machinery 10 get out gf orr II con
remaia l1adcGor gcd, Fires ATE .oi every day event.
aud those who have the ordinary appliances cannot
possibly keep them In working order.
Hose will rot, valves dry ny, aud water cyaporate
aud those who consider they have The very best steam
power cannot make Use ~ II whom the furnaces are
ont TIE drr ESiinyH.srr Is not Tteef 10 any ~ these
drdrbdcks; once prepared, rtaain ready for use for
an mdeEHhc time. Hence il is batter than aug kHOWI
inrchtinn for pRNinl on fr,s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

~ iaas- To- ~
Chairman % AS .,5iss.- -s'.4-. 1-- ~
..f;cntlrmen. please ps. ne down
m s1lu ia Il cattle fora bull.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
NEW BOOKS.

PdINE = PRA CTICE or MEDICINE,
a new work Just issued i,y W Paine NJ D. Professor
OF the Prinorles aud Practice Of Medicine and patboI
ogy IN the Philadelphia University Of Medicine and
surgery author ofPaine's Practice OF Surgery WORT
on Obstetrics and Mafera Mra Huthor of New Seboo;
Remedies an EpioTne Of Eie'le's Practice If Mefi.
cine; Review Of Homeopathy n word on the Ii,torv
o. Medicine; ktor Of University Medical and surg-sI
Journal &C. &C. II IL a royal octave Of geo nagrs ,n
contains full description q all diseases tDo,p IN
medicine and surgery, including those Of women ana
Shqrn together with their pathology and treatment
by all the new and improved methods Price 81. nost
Philadelphia. Pa.
ALSO, A NEW WORK.
Entitled New School Medicines which il thu c,I-
work eve published uTon Naieria Medioa erUbr,rin-
al the Eclectic, Homeopathic and Botanic reu,eIies
with full regular Maieria Melica- Price s.; t-tsx.
free. address a above.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
REAL THIS: READ This
FIRE EXTINGUISHER.
Read this Carefully. II may be- the
Means of saving Jour Life
aud Property.
Every Man his own Fire
Brigade!
VIVA, {. the FIRE RxrINorIsnEn,
HOW DOES ar WORK,

li' a roHTAHiF sFIT-ArTiSG Tist HN.iNs. os.T,a
10 the putlir uol n-ans ~ taIinsui,hiu. isTs,
'ehaasFsiinhs, hui pnrsFhiing then, anl shouli L.
"a every iuiliing, private o. pnllie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

The time will come then, we be.
lieve, and that sooner than some an
ticipate or desire, when the real
yirws of the people of the South
will be recognized and acknowl-
cdged-when misrepresentation and
misrulc will no longer curse us-and
the long chapter of crueltes, which
we have endured, will come to Il
close.
That is contamination indeed
"dovoutly to be wished for"
What then rs people VIC are
m It in need of is confidence in our
g., YES and the brilliant future that
awaits us.
We are travelling a hot, dusty
highway, but it leads up the shin
ing heights of wealth and greatness.
Like the Knight of the Leopard
in the Romance of "The Taisman,"
let us bear as the engraving upon
our shie!d-in no evil or hostile
sense, however-"we bidc our time"
Partisan rancor, partial lagisla.
ton, and the wicked and malign
misrepresentation that have follow
cd us with the relentless purpose
that the slcuthhound tracks his prey
arc fast spending their guilty force.
The cquanimity, displayed under
the most unjust assaults, the sub
mission exhibited under the most
cruel persecution, the patient endur-
ance of u people long known TO be
keenly sensitive to injury, or insult,
aud: quick to fro mp with resent.
mcnt. having not failed Of effect.
We have truth, and right. and
Justice on our side-these will not
fail ns in our need.
Let us thea be true TO ourselves
TO the bright land of our birth or
adoption. to its dead but STORED !
pasi. tn its future full Of brilliant 4
promiSe-Yemembering. the while,
Tie words of Ga Polonins to his son
Daerfes-
40 ia. owaself be always true,
and il wii, fvllos rs the night the
dsr. 4
ifhog canst aot ihcr &c fal-e .
any oag. - Pine Biaa Ash Pres
49, la.ll-~ - ~
Chairman % nn ~ sS.- .s''--' -
.afientiemcn. please ps. ne down
m s1,a ia Il cattle fora eE'l."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

I, rsTLeIly simIis ahy lad of ten yeaTs cat lad
~ That lsf'qniiF.i 10 I" pnt the Chemicals iniu
the kltinguishrT sud srrrg il M When Trauir,J
er nsr' Leihus has Ca h. dpHs Lui o. turn on he
Faucet sud ifum tie pIrssurr generated ~ tho chem
lrals' u slll srhd sifram hrlsrrn ioTty aud nfN
Jet, ~AieA slh issiasiiy yri safiLs Grs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

HOUSTON
T. n. FRANKLIN,
70 HAHN STREET. p
HOUSTON. TEXAS,
Ho"fSi'a tus saiassa uss 30
Housekeeping Linens,
Hs hfa Af,a'iuss'' il fAs Wrrt,i
-AAR--
A rrry llraTaiir pr'css 10 Pirlag,
Esgrrs
iiieashed 4 Iiro, irish Damask.
scotch
4" Union
hieaehed fiaTnsiey Damask,
Leon Dice Tabiinss,
Loom Damast TabIinsS,
81, s-io, 9-iI, 1914.
stoftH W, %, CLOTHS.
seeieh and Irish Blssehed Cloths
Irish, Scotch and German
NAPKINS,
t.0oHn and Bieached Isuck.
Diaper and DaInask
TOWELS,
Loom and siieached IlucE
TOWELiNG.
RUSSIA CRASH,
scotch n American Crash
and T0weIing,
Pillow e. Sheeiing Linens
N EVERY VARIETY,
IsslSlI LINENS
Of hs best Imported Seals dndof
Al Wsights.
Red End q Birds Eye Diapers, /
CLOTHING LINENS,
Buck Coating, |
Spanish & Mantle Linens,
Planters Linens,
Linen Drills and Ducks,
Brown fsoiIands,
French & Irish Elastics,
Flax n Jutc Canvas,
&C., &c.
4 FULL ASSORTMENT OP
B U r L A P S,
TOGETHER WITH A LARGE AND COM
PLETE LINE OF
Cotton handkerchief,
Plain Scotch Lawn,
Printed scotch Lawn,
Hemmed and Washed Lawn,
Solid Bordered Hemmed
LAWN,
SILK FINISHED
Turkey Red and Madden,
&C, &c, &c.
Dec. ~, lS6S.-l3:Gmo.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20
az MAG. AND DOMESTIC
abe PlONv, spade and Hoe.

II. following song VAS written FOR the
u ghsm Agricultural and horticultural
society
The Farmers the clief of thr nation,
Thr oldest Of mobiles is he:
How blest beyond others his station.
From ~ant and from envy how free!
Ms patent Was granted In Eden,
Long age and agesago,
q he Farmer, The Farmer FOR ever,
Three cheers for the pillow, spade, and hoel
Ia April. when nature is waking,
And blue birds are fret on the wing
His plows how the fallows are breaking
Whence beautiful harvest shall spring;
Then broadcast along the brown furrcw
We hasten tie good seed to SOW,
q Tie farmer, the Former forever,
Three cheers for the pillow. spade, End hoe
when Su'-mer in beauty is glowing,
v it'll fresh early morn he's away,
Ana skillfully guides re the moving,
CTR tosscs the sweet scented hay;
Then casts him at noon by the hrook-sidc
Where eaily its bright waters flow,
= the farmer, the Farmer for ever,
Three cheers for the pillow, spade, and hoe,
ut uhen III the clear Autumn NcataeE
He reaps the reward Of his care,
s. busy nd joyfuliogcther,
what monarch with him can compare?
His barns running over with plenty,
His trees with their fruit bending low,
81 he Farmer, the Farmer for ever,
Three cheers for the plcw, spade, and hoe!
r en- sing me the life Of . Farmer,
With cornfort and health in his train,
And heed no, the voice of the charmer
Tha, whispers of 50 'edier gain
with All the lic,. treasures It's teeming
lha, Heaven on its child can bes,cw,
n'ile Farmer, the Farmer for Ever,
Three cheers for the pillow, spade, and hoe
: New York Observer
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20
DOCTOR WHITTIER

A kEGULAK GRADUATE OF MEoT.
N CINE, AS DIPLOMA at Office will
show, has beeu longer engaged in the
treatment Of Venereal, Sexual and Pri,
vate Diseases than any other Physician
in st. Louis.
Syphilis, Gonorrhca, elect Structure,
Orchitis, Hernia and Rupture, all Urna.
ry Diseases and Syphili,ic or Mercurial
Affections of the Throat, Skin or Bones
are treated with unparalleled success,
Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and
lmpotency, as to the result Of self abuse
in youth, sexual cxcesses in maturer
years, or other causes, and which pro.
duce some Of the following effects, as
nocturnal omissions, blo,ches, debility,
Dizziness, dimncss of sight, confusion Of
OF IDEAS, evil forebodings, aversion to so.
ciety OF females, loss Of memory aud ac>
tual power, and rendering marriage i'm.
proper, are perfectly cured.
The Doctors opportunities in hospital
and private practice arc unsurpassed in
St. Louis or any other city. Back files
OF st. Louis papers prove that he has been
located there longer by years than any 90
advertising. The establishment, library,
laboratory and appointments are unriyal.
led in the West, unsurpassed anywhere.
Age, with experience can be relied up.
on, and the Doctor can refer to many ply.
sicians throughout the country. In past
success and present position he stands
without competitor
The Writings Of Physician whose
reputation is Unionwiae should be VI or,h
reading.
Doctor Whittier publishes Medical
Pamphlet relating to venereal diseases.
and the disastrous and varied conse>
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TO any address in q sealed envelope for
two stamps. Many Physicians, introduce
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20
How to Have Good Roads.

EDS. RURAL WORLD: TIL olgb your
widely circulated journal | beg leave to
offer plan or system tor making and
keeping the public roads OF this State
in better condition than they have ever
been during the twenty five years since
/ have known them. My plan is: For
the County Courts to let out the keep
ing OF the roads of each township in
good order, to the lowest responsible
bidder, for term OF five years, with
ample security tor the faithful perform
ance OF his contract, under the SUI
pervislon OF the road supervisor, and
also be liable to presentment by the
Grand Jury, on complaint of any citi-
zen living in township covered by
his contract. Under such a system,
men would make road making their
special business, with all the needful
implements; and work of a permanent
ly useful character would be the result;
tor it would be his interest and policy
to perform the work at the best seasons
of the years, and not the worst, as is the
practice now. 1t seems to me, also,
that a contractor who had given salts
faction should, at future re-lettings OF
the some, have a preference bid. l
doubt not our road tax would, by
such change, be les>ened fully one.
half, and continue to decrease tor the
fnture. Will some member OF the
Legislature take this matter in hand
and thus merit the plaudlt OF "well
done thou good and faithful servant
from thousands who would see and re-
alize its vast Importance? SALINE.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-20
Twelve Months with the Bees.
BY ELLEN S. rurrEK, Brighton, Iosca.
From Prairie Farmer Annual.

From Prairie Farmer Annual.
Some time in this month, early or
late, as che season may be, surplus
honey boxes should be placed on all
strong colonies. 1t is better to put on
two at first and as the bees occupy
these put on others. Pieces of nice
clean comb may be dipped in melted
wax and resin and fastened in boxes
for guides. Bees commence in them
more readily. Strong colonies often
make good commencement in surplus
honey during truit-blooming time, but
at this season much honey is consumed
in feeding the young brood, and in
st,nct prompts the community to rear
ali that they can. 1t a cold storm OF
some days duration occurs III this
month, Look we'll every day to the con-
di,lon Of even your best lonics; they
sometimes cxpend SO much in brood
rearing, rs to leave themselves 50
short that a few days confinement to
the hive, by bad weather, proves their
ruin unless fed Where this is the case,
feed literally until it is pleasant again.
and you will be richly rewarded.
In many localities Italians VIII now
swarm and are tonnd crowded for
room and ready to be divided by the
last of this month, Swarming, however,
properly belongs to June, which is the
month most full OF interest to all bee
| Keepers.