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Lines,
N THE DEATH OF MRS. ANNA MARIA JoussRT HOW
ARD, WHO DIED MAX "a, 1869.
Weary days and weeks Of suffering
Patiently bore are ended now,
And glory bright ana heavenly
Rests upon that loved ones brow.
Hard it is to bow submissive,
And 10 say Thy will be done
When death enters y happy home
Andcalls away mother.
In bright morn when all was fair,
When strong was every tie.
The s1EsalOdls came with patience
And laid her down to die sas
Your home will now be sad and drear WfS&
You VIII sen her yasen$s ,SSsssssssr, ~assnk, sS
And OFT your hearts will burst WITH grie tsT .
To know that she ID not there.
But upwards look, mcthinks she bids you
Wipe away each bitter tear;
Children mourn not for me.
Weep no no more, my children dear.
Then know you viii not murmur,
Blessed bope to you is given
That your mother ts an angel.
And her home ts now in heaven. -
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,Marrieo.

COvERT-BULOw.--On Tuesday evening, tho
sth instant; by the Rev Professor JOHN T. RoDERTs
at the residence of the BRIDES mother. New York,
BULOW, all Of Ohar:eston, 8. G, No cards.
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Spefial Mdttees.

AE TO BE RAFFLED, GOLD CROSS AND
CHAIN. at the store Of Mr.. M. DRAKE. corner of
King and Liberty streets. THIS EVENING, at Six
O'Clock. June "a
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i So 1T Ii ESIa6ATRD THAT SEVEN
TENTHS Of all adult ailments proceed from dis
liver overhowtng into the stomach. poison the entire
systarn. and exhibit the above symptoms. After .
long research. able to present the most ne.
roarhable cure for these horrid nightmare or ais.
eases che world has produced within one year
over elk hundred and forty thousand persons have
taken PLANTATION BITTERS. and not an instance
Of complaint has come 70 our kneyledge. It is the
most efsctusl tonic and agreeable stimulant suited
to al conditions of life. Inquire Of your druggist
in regard soit. 75s+
MA0NoIxA WAFER -a-superior to the hest imported
German Cologne. ana sold at half the price. So
June 20 =. tuths3
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Special Mstiees.

h AF ESTATE OF NICHOLAS DEvERRUX,
DECEAsKD.-Au perpons having my olaizns against
aaid Estate Will render the same aHsstad within the
time prescribed by Law. and those indebted to said
Estate VIII make immediate peymcnts to
,..~.-4 JOHN IA. DEYRREuX.l
June "A th8 S Ouaiiaed executor. &
!, A3- MOULA RIEYILLE, SOUTH CAROLI-
NA.-No rIeR During my absence rom the State.
4arden O. 81. sIMoNToN viii act ss Intendant OF
said Town. JOHN M. TOUaEY,
June 2S Intendant
i A@ OFFICE CHARLESTON GAsLIGHT
COMPANY, JUNE "a. 1904 Dividend of FIFTY
GENTS Per Share ON the Capital Stock Of this Com
pany having been declared by the Directors, the
same will be paid ON and after MONDAY the 9Th
proxlmo. q rs ~
The Books of Transfer will be closed from this date
TO 9TH proxino. w. }. HERIOT,
June "a IL Secretary and Treasurer.
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A Paris letter to the New York Times Says
novelists, We ofte0 find episodes caricaturing
the manner IN which marriages are contracted
in France. The co,t,tier des marriages 10
tie and in actual fs s
OF his position is not far from the truth. Tho
persons who concern themselves with this bu-
einess OF making up marriages belong to all
ranks in society, from the lpsgfRciently dow
cred Duchess or Countess, down TO the strictly
epSofHRMonai agent. The only difference be-
tween thorn is that while the noble iutesnsedi-
dsTes Of the Raubonre st. aermain work in
the regular marriage broker carries on his Or
her business openly, and even eadveStises In
the M nswsaapsre. M yon have more money g. 4 than an
plebeian blood Of your family,wlth thep,sr sGny,
you have only to go to one OF these trahckers
IN human flesh and ko will supply yod with
husband for your daughter, furnished accord
pared 10 give her, with more or less antiquity
of descent and hereditary digni,ies. There is
no sham in the matter, Tor these sciOnS of no
biiity being without sou to bless themselves
themselves in the market by inscrIbing them
selves on tho books Of those c0uyTiers des mar
riuges. It is no wonder that with such encour-
agement the persons employed IN this capacity
should occasionally forget that other cotntrles
hold such customs in contempt, or traDsgress
in their .cupldty the respect due to distin-
gulehed IOroagnets. ua2fanC example OF thls
boldness has just been brought to my knowl-
edge. in the lorm of q letter addressed by q
marriage broker IN the Faubourg St. Germain
TO the wife OF one of the diplomatic represen.
tat,ves OF the United States. who % is 81 staying
gipal. which is now lying before me:
MADAME PAnabdssGdrice - Permit your
humble servant to announce to you piece of
toyour honorable countrywomen. the Am .rican
ladies at present visiting Paris. and, wha might.
wish to remain here permanently. The sub
iect ial ~ very delicate one, and should fhere-
concerns. This isit:
"A great number OF. immensely wealthy
American ladies' come to Far1s IN the nope OF
contracting masfmonfaF alliances with young
French titles. have been to BONE. and there
I have acquired the conviction that the, rlch
American and English MA ladles VINO are staying g
young men Of high rank wh5 are to be found
among the Ponufical Ioua yes: therefore
desire TO inform Madame lAmbassadrice that
am in business 1elations with many young
men oe great family who are members Of that
announce TO Madame i,Ambassadrice that here
~ Parts anam daily ntercourse WITH .AoIla &
men Bearing the titles OF Marquis. Baron, Vis-
%S wnsy pSss
or any other foreiRnersr proved yshey had tor.
ersat titles. there sre many who are in the
ssss' ssaes aseoeDss 2 's. Aua W. s'n no
tfLet me assure ycn. Madame, that thess
marsges aEs erected Tish al sns dsiiSasy
sns sas sss oay sspsss sps 81
trouble when the MARRIAGE iahajl be- fully ac-
complished. In this way there is no poss'bill-
ty Of fraud on my part. Have the klndaess;
Madame rAmbassadroe. 20 .ai, aanoqn,e this TINS
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TEE CUBAN QUESTION.

Il no Neutrality Laws to be Rigtdly En-
forced he Reason Why-What 1t is
Said England Proposes to do - The
\ Strength OF tine nsurRcnts-Retainin
Fees Given to Radical Journals.
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A@THE NEATEST. THE QUICKEST AND
THE ECHEAPEsT.-THH NEWS JOB OFFICE, NO.
l49 RASF BAY, having reptenished It's Stock with q
new ana hrse assortment OF material OF the Anest
quality and latest styles 10 prepared 70 executes ut
the shortest nettce and In tGe best manner, JOB
PRIErIN6 Of every description.
Can and examine ele scale Of prices before giving
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Ia SyssFs 1ssas 4 III & asssstea la fEisssenra
who - . larasd With the naarSsr ~ ssvsaty-
eigh. persons, ii
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sToNEY.-Died, on the 18th instant. after an H.
ness OF q few hours, SARAH MILLS, daughter of
THEODORE and Rosa SroNEY, aged months and
days
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Sbspptng.

FOR NEW ORK-MERCHANTS LIME ,
n - THE SCHOONER lilly, HUGHES
&0 Master, having q large portion OF cargo en-.
ZNAS gagged will be promptly despatched.
ssass WILLIAM ROACH & CO.
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w A1- ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON rHE
Errors md Abusss Incident % Youth and Early Man,
hood. with the huraans viewer treatment ana cure.
'sent BY mail ttss Of charge. Address RowARD AS
.sOorATf ION. Hox y. shlladelphia
S...os
ssSs- EOsADALIs ! ROSADALfs u ROSA;
DAIIsl 1tais nasd dieine has bspomss Justly csishrs
hs the oss selisbls Altsrsivs We possess. 1t To
awsll cepoeded medical met that thoss Alternatives
watch exert IN Ausnco Oh NE Kidneys. incrsssins
the quantity ~ urine snd dmproving its quality.
wii prov tbs Most shcasaous la the treatmsnt d
diseases. Isis on this account that the RosADAIIs
40 % mush msFe xsliahses end pssAncss.so. .1nucls
more speedy action In Chxonte slisSaaes than any
teofs known 70 She medical hpd the pub
ic. iscomp,ssa of neaicneA -. 80 Ne. s-;; s,s,
gsssa lha most powgrfpl Alteeauss props4iiSs. but
also ystshS. Tonsss EIspdtit nna spsr
6ss sHa thstotoss dAs dSrscEy upon an SkS ssese-
tisns A0 sa4tsm snA eaxziss aE No gimpasasaes
sshot pSas slls4sS eat no tAfough ths
i MI ~ wraRnAM 4 90 ,srse
pcsssss q Drugs anA chsmicaie. CnarissSon, 9. @.
JSae 40 @SA ataah3
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RADICAL TAXATION.

A uaAtOr TomAins0n Charges the People
oTMarion with PeFjurimg 7 hemselves
"A Cool Ep1stle.
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a%BEAUTIFUL WOMAN, IF YOU WOULD
be beautiful, use Haean's MAGNOLIA BALM. s't
, It gives pure blooming complexion and restores
youthful beanty.. sl-,.
It's effects arc gradual. natural and perfect.
It rcmoves Redness, Blotches and Pimples cnres
TAM. sunburn and Freekles, and makes q lady Of
thirty appear tut twenty,
TIE MAGNOLIA BALM makes the Skin smooth
and pearly: the Eye bright and clear; the Cheek
glow with the bloom Of youth. and imparts fresh,
plump appearance to the countenance. No lady
need complain Of her complexion, when seventy
Eve cents Will purchase this delightful article.
The hest article dress ths hair is Lyons Kathai-
ron. thstu limo DAo ss Jnne 24isl
X aT TAX NOrICE.-THEO OWNERS OF
PROPERTY, In the Town of Mount Pleasant, are
hereby notified that the Treasurer win be In attend
ance at the Mount Pleasant House,. between the
hours Of and r. NJ on TUESDAYS, THuRsoA7s
aud SATURDAYS. until the Sotl instant, 60 receive
the Corporation Taxsble Returns for 1869. Z 4
Payment OF the Barne win be required on or before
the 10th, Of July. !. susi4g JOHN FhR0USON,
Mount Pleasant. June Is, 1860. $50 Treasurer.
June Is IN, tu,hB
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Il A5-MARENGO.--FsE EvER AND AGUEs
CURE. TONIC. FRYER PREV EN- TIVE This val.
usble medicine, entirely vegetable in its prepara-
uon, is offered 70 the pubic ana warranted to cure
any case Of CHILLS AND FEVER OF however long
standing; completely eradicatiag its eset from the
system, purifying the blood, strengthening the d.
geshye organs, Inducing an appetite. and keeping
the system I'll perfect kealth: ~ " fho' %Fl
Those sufidRiug 1rum debility srrising from any
cause WIN And Il the purest and best TONIC to be
had anywhere. To persons residing in unhealthy
sections. or who are predsposed to fevers Of any
kind 1t will be found invaluable as preventive. 1t
is quite pleasant to the taste and can be given to
chiidrensM All ages without injury Numerous let
ters have been received tesfyin9 TO it's efficacy ana
value as . FEvER AND AGUE CURE AND TONIC.
It is fully guaranteed to give complete and univer
,eal satisfaction. aa #544
MARENaO as NO humbug. TRY IT.
For ssie Of retail by alb Druggists.
At wholesale b, DOwIE NOISE, corner Meet
inR and Hazel ssrSsts; GOODRICH. WINBMAN q
CO., Haynestreez- snd a. a TEE. lszsSs s ssx.s
OF Proprietor, southeast corner King and John
streets. ohaslsston, 9: g. z. p.o smes yune:e.
d AEBAECHEEDRs HAIR D7Es--THIS
splendid Hais Dye " the best n the worlds the only
true and perssaa Dye; harmless reliable, tnstaAta-
neops; no disarpotntn mt no rfdicdlous tEts; rem.
ediss the III efscss sos baa DYES; Insagotsses and
leaves the haF apGs and bssusfas haask or browns
soid ~ all Dsaasists and Psrfurasrs; ana properly
EAsppiied Of Baiahsiors Wig Factory, No. Bond-
esrest. New YORK. 80 Iyr s'ssA Y My is y
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AND MOT THRRS.- superiority of HOSTEL
TRHs's . STOMACH, BIrTERs over all other tonics
and cotrectives. ss aremedy for Dyspepsia. Bilious
nesss Nervous Affections. and all complaints OF the
visceral Organs. and az preventive Of malarious
disorders. is proverbiA but perhaps 1t IL not gen.
erally known that the ingredients Of 81, hmous in.
vigorant and Alternative exercise q powerful and
most beneficial influence In that numerous and dis
tressing class Of ailments, Of which many thous-
ands Of delicate omen are the patient, mcomplsin-
ing victims. The special troubles of the sex. COM
mencing with the dawn Of womanhoo6, and extend
ing over period OF from thirty TO thirty Eve years.
are as readily and certainly relieved by TIE opera
ration Of this . lmrable vegetable preparation,
any oi the complaints common to both sexes for
which 1t is recommen led as q specific. The atten-
tion Of mothers is invited to its balsamic effect In
those peculiar Of functional irregularity and
irritation, which, when neglected rnAtreat ed, des
troy the health and shorten the lives OF. 80 many
,invllids There is oneed for thepowerful and Jan
gerous drugs too often resorted to in such cases.
The mild toiic and restorative action Of the BIT
H1S is s the assistance that nature requires in s
struggle, to overcome thes difionlty. and o vast
amount Of suffering would be spared to the sex. Il
they placed implicit faith ip this wholesome vegeta-
bletnvieorant. corrective ana nersine, and discard
ed the psrpfdious nostruns advertised by ignorant
aud mescenary charlatans. :H Id lac sAa 50 a5at
June 19 >, DAC
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A~GO TO GEORGE LITTLE eco. FOR
cheap UNDERsHTRTSsAND DRAWERS. G .sxfs
June
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

EOAk k1AAdAAGA As R'1SNJk&1I IDAs
VIA SAVANNAH. FFRNANDINA AND JACKSON
~ iVIhLK. ~ H.. fT..IIl
srEaMna nsesAn1 cfTr AHP poiaf paafRsEobA asIt.,s
GEO. q. MCMILLAN. will sail from Charleston evei9
TUESDAY, EVENING. ut Nine O'Clock. tor tha above
points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad Mt Savannap
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with tne Florids
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys. ct vhtok
point steamers connect WITH New Orleans, Mobile.
Pensacola. Key West and Havana. A.!
Through Bills Lading signed to New Orleans an q
Mobile. tr
All height payable ON the wharf atit GGh 4
Goods not removed at sunset win ba stored at xts
and expense OF owners.
a j. B. AIKEN q co., Agents,
May ~ n-, south Atlantic wharf
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!. e0GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co. FOR
FINE LINEN SACKS. 81 50. a8
June tutha1mo
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AROUND THE HARBOR

SATURDAY AFTERNOON 2srH JUNE, AT -FOUR
O'CLOCK, ,t-,yy
q mK%h THE STEAMER MILE, WILL
% y leave South Atlantic Wharf, foot Of
Broad street, (back of the Old P5stoAace) as nbove
afording fne view Of all points OF interest IN tho
board. - 7tt I'D ~ ~
Fare for grown persons--60 cents
SHACK kL FoRD ( HRLGY seanta.
June "a 3 llt. i No. I BOyce'e Wharf
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A6STATE0FS sou TIL OAROLIN A, HEARIs-
BOB0' COUNTY-IN LQUlTY-AlaARYs 3. q. JACK
SON. ADM'x.. va HUGH JACKSON. MT A1Av-BILL
FOB PARTITION. 70 Notice is hereby given, in
obedience to order made in the abo 10 stated case
ceased, living at the time Of his death. or their eis
at law ard legal Representatives. besides HUGH
JACKSON and ELIAS JACKiON, are requested to
estabiish before such relationship. at Bennetf-
VILE, 8. O., on or before the p1Rsr MONDAY OF Az.
GUST next. P.MoCOLL, Clark.
June ~ stuth limo
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PACAF1C ARAIl. 4TEARaSHlP CU1KPY,a
TKRpU0H LINK TO q s!it \
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN. !.

V1a,1AE <YAA3S11&S V111HN1A u
CHANCE OF SAILING DAESi
~ as s.'s Psss No. Ss Iaa ao.a ARSss R,s.
EN&4&&d81@e - foot Of Canal-street, New York. a.
- O'Clock noon. Of the 1st, 11th An6
71st of evesy n1onth Except when these dates faa
en- Sunday. hen the Saturday preceding). a I, -r9aI
Departure OF lse and 2lat connect ct Panama WlfA
steHuAHxe for HouAh paciRc end C6mxral Anea4tAA
porta. Those Of lss touch % lEanxa11fNo. n I" y
y Departure OF 11th Of each month connects Win
the new steam hne from Pansma to Australia ana
steamahip GREAT REPURlIC leaves San FrAr chs.
co for Ohtna and Japan July s, 1862
No California steamers touch d. Havana. bpt m
direct from New York TO Aspinwall
One hundred pounds baegago tree to each aau,A.
Medicine and attendance free.., 81. fIa-lrD n ~
For Passage Tickets or further iufoxmation svulv
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the WhaN
foot of Canal-stree& North River, Kew YORK. !
March Ia 'Sr Tyr FIR. BABY, AQent
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ss-TO THE CUSTOMERS OF WIN. 8. COR
WIN b CO~-with Q. view. to accommodate all our
Customers we wdn send to the residences of those
who desire ne for their orders on such days asthey
name, between the hours of and 10 A. NJ, and the
goods 80 ordered will be delivered by2P. N. the
same osy..F ~
Our Customers and others who wish to avail them
selves of tha above win piease leave their names ana
residences at the store
\ Respectfully, WIN. g. CoRwIN CO.,
T., ,,ery elt3a No. 275 Eing-stzeet
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Rf~&a~,m THE SPLENDID GfDK-WHKnY.
= /Z&EYS STEAMSHIP CHAMPION r. w
t<EIMIHK LOCKWOOD Commander, WIN saa
H. from Adgef's South Wharf ON HAr
uRDAY, June 90. AT O'Clock r. n.
AE An extra charge Of S6 made for Tickets pur-
chased on board after sailing
GEE No Bills of Lading signed after the steamer
caves. SIR
a0- 1hrongh Bills Of Lading given to Liverpool.
AJc Through Bllls Laalng gwen for Cotton N
Boston and Providence, B. I. ~ "
81 Marins Insurance by this line u per cent
A@r The steamars OF this line are effst class in
every respect, and their Tables are supyNed with a
the deicacias of the New York and Charleston mar.
kets. +NI ''I. :. Ef-l7 :. -
For Freight or Passage, apply to ,,...ct
JAMES AD0ER h CO.. Agents.
Corner Adgers Wharf and East Bay (Up.stairs.}
June II r9sr- .- ---,n
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a@ SIGNEES' NOTICE.-MER-
GHANTS'o LINE.--The Sc ooner LILLY will dis
charge cargo Tens DAY at Adgsr's North wharf.
Goods not called for before sunset will be stored at
risk and expense Of Consignees. No claims allowed
after goods leave the wharf.
June ~ WILLIAM ROACH & 60.
a' ar NOIICE.-NATIONAL FREEDMANS
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS made between now
and July 19.h, will draw interest from July LIST.
June 70 "a NATHAN RITTER Cashier.
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How They DO Businesa.

THE MARRIAGE BROKERS 0FPARIS
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EXCURSIONS. ExCURsIoNsi

EACUNSIONS! EXCURSIONS
>xr> THE NEW AND COMMODIOUs YACHT
~ MARY ELLA, is now ready and prepared
AH to make regular trips to points Of interest
ssssaa~ in our harbor. Will also take parties for
Pfcnics and Moonlight Excursions.
For EnEagements apply TO Captain COOK on
BOARD at Atlantic Wharf, or 10 No. 102 EAST BAY.
June "a limo
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10

ANOTHER CASE OF KLEpToMANIA.-
We hear that man at Tama CITY,
named Cummings, lost a watch last
Friday night, and that on Tuesday a
man was arrested, about one mile east
OF Tama City, as the thief; that on his
return to Tama City he dropped the
watch, which was found by one of the
arresting party; that he was brought
before justice for hearing, on Tues
day night, and that o. Il. Brainard,
Jeweler, of lama City, testified that
the prisoner had previously offered the
identical watch to him for sale. The
prisoner was brought to Toledo yes
terday and placed in charge Of Con
stable Thede. He gives his name as
A. l.. Lash, and claims Des Moines
as his residence. Says he has been at
Atlantic, Cass county, all the Spring,
leaving there about a month ago
Says, too, that he has two brothers at
Atlantic. Sheriff Dexter started him
on to Iowa City, last night, tor safe
keeping.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10

RoBBERY.--Edward Schoolcraft is a
Canadian, who has lately bought q
farm about six miles northeast of To
ledo. There is still some payments to
be made thereon, and he had, in a car
pet sack, at the house of James Var
ham, where he was boarding, some
two hundred dollars which he bad
ready to make payment. On Monday
night last the house was entered, the
carpet sack taken and the money alb
stracted. He was sleeping in the
room at the time it was taken. He
had some money III his pantaloons not
taken, showing that the money was
taken by one aclo hnev just where to looS
for ii.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10

The farmers of York and Oneida township
are certainly alive to their interest in the one
matter, namely, that of planting timber.
While out in those townships last week, we
saw great many acres Of planted timber,
and we were informed that there was a per,
feet rush, this spring, to Salt Creek, for
the seed OF the soft maple.
Also while going through what is collo>
quially termed Scotland, in Crystal township.
we noticed that almost every farmer had
quite "patcho Of planted timber, u goodly
share of it being maple. And some planted
timber we noticed elsewhere. These evidences
of sense, on the part of farmers we note with
pleasure, not because they are the only evil
dence ofsensc we have noticed in the farmers,
but because this one evidences of their good
sense is SO seldom met with. Our prairie
farmers are too apt, in our judgment, TO over,
look and miscalculate the great benefits, in>
dividually and otherwise, of timber. Pecuni-
arily we regard timber profitable crop to
raise, and certainly it adds immensely to the
comfort, health and convenience of the whole
community.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-10

CRYSTAL NEws.-Thomas Whannel is
erecting a fine residence in the Northwest
part of the township, and Stephen Wilson one
in the South East part. Farmers and others
in the want of Maple seed have been in the
habit this spring of cutting Maple trees on
Wolf Creek in order to get the seed. The
owners Of the timber along the Creek are
justly indignant thereat. To a certain extent
lays the Golden Egg. 80. AT sale Of Mr..
Mann's the first of this month q COW and calf
gold fer sixty.six dollars and thirty cents,
and a two year old heifer brought ffty>two
dollars. That is the result Of breeding good
stock