Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

name Of . musical magasine which comes TO
our table and begs > notice. II 10 the Feb.
rusfy No. 1859. With the musical, Il unitss
. literary, character. II 10 handsomely print.
cd, and altogether prsseats . pleasing ap>
pearance' It is Of the form and style OF Dem.
orst's Monthly, to which ito literary charac>
ter will bear comparison. It contains eight
pieces of instrumental music list Of which
We append for the benefit Of our musical
readers. Good by my boy, God Bless you,-
Do right and fear ot-Down by the deep
sad sea,--Mistress Jinks, Wife Of Captain
Jinks, -Maiden's Blush March,-Pink Rose
Manufacturing Thoughts Schottisch.
Our music is not Of that volatile kind which
will evanesce at any bidding Of ours. Con,
sequently this music book is of no acco unit TO
Us, either in our official capacity, nor can it
be used in our family circle, for our music
will undoubtedly die and make no sign, We
are constrained therefore to offer it as prize
to any fair friend, Of musical taste, who will
subscribe for the Republican and ray in adj
vance. Here is chance for some lady mus
s,cian :" obtain the magazine at nominal rates.
AZ the Monthly came directed to the Tran>
script We judge Mr.. Peters Goes not keep we'll
informed Of the newspaper changes in this
county. Price Of Monthly $500 : year. 80
cents number. J. L. Peters, Publisher, 1913
broadway, N. Y.
For the Prairie Farmer annual and .1gricul>
tural and Horticultural Directory, for 1869. We
are indebted to the publishers. Besides the
usual calender, its hundred pages comprise
chapters on various topics of interest to Farm
ers, Gardeners and Stock Raisers, including a
chapter for Housekeepers on "Methods Of
Bread Raising BY Prof Rodney Welch. The
public hers send the Annual to all new sub,
scribers to the Prairie Farmer, for 1869, free
We notice the enlargement Of the Farmer
this year, which makes it now one Of the
largest and cheapest agricultural papers in
the West. Every Agriculturist should read
the Prairie Farmer For either the above adj
dress Prairie Farmer Company, Chicago, Ills.
No. ZeHs Encyclopedia and Dictionary is al
hand. 1t begins with aged and ends with
Ahber, and contains twelve illustrations. As
We have before said, We like it's style, ar
rangements and methods and take pleasure
in commencing it. Issued weekly BY J. Ell.
wood zsll, Philadelphia, Pa.
HoNE CtRcLE AND TEMPERANCE ORAcLE.-
A strong advocate of the new Temperance
Party, and o moral literary temperance
monthly, IL pages, one dollar year. just
what religious, temperance and intelligent
will appreciate. The leading ar
licles are: Indifference" "a Night in the
Chicago Saloons; their number
and character; A Dagger in the Dark "The
Middle Party This is an independent pa
per, bound to no existing party or clique. Its
motto, I'VE work for humanity" applies to
I'll. 1t will be sent free to any person who
sends club from their church, lodge or town
Specimen, 10 cents. s. NJ. Kennedy, Editor,
1874 Clark street, Chicago.
The Iowa HOMESTEAD is Offering very Ibis
'ral inducements to clubs, as follows: Old
subscribers sending new enc at So, can have
nis own paper for Sl.5O. Ifhe sends two new
subscribers he can have his copy for $l.25.
If he r" ises club of six, for $40 can retain
10 per cent,-thus getting his own paper for
56 cents. The Ioua Homestead, as it's nam.
indicates, is an Agricultural paper published
in and for the State of Iowa. 1t is o paper
Of which every Iowan should be proud, and
We commend it as an agricultural journal
" hich every Iowa farmer should take and dill
gently read. 81 year in advance. Ad-
dress Io~a Homestead, Des Moincs, Iowa
We welcome the February number of The
Western Monthly. On the appearance OF the
arst number We expressed ourself cordially
IN its favor. This number gives us no occa-
lion to revoke our words of commen tion.-
We should say that this number is better tina n
Inc first one. 1t opens with nne portrait and
sketch, Of Gen. and Gov. Fairchild, Of Wis.
Horace Stanton contributes the story of "Ka,e
Elblidge,' which will hardly give character
o the magazine. Elbow and what to Read"
8 brilliant essay BY Robert Collyer. Hon.
). N. Booth discusses the question Of "Suf.
rage from an elevated and liberal stand
Joint. Mrs. NJ. l. Rsync, gives us q lively
md readable account Of tour to Nova Scotia,
,nder the title Of acadia: The Land Of the
uayfower.' Thomas Clark, in Evolution
n Creation, Which |" treats us to q scientific
lisquisition. Eugene Taylor. contributes
'oem. "The Battle above the Clouds" "Athe. |
'ian and American Sephists," is by James R.
Boise, and "A Talk about Digestion" is from
he pen Of Chicago physician W. Jud. Conk.
in. We have not room for the whole table,
'ut We advise our readers to get the number,
md help sustain Western enterprise. Is cents
number, $500 year. Published BY Field
! futile, Chicago. Ills.