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WAN d, Two MEDIUM-sIzED
w MULES, young sound and gentle; light,
no top, BUGGY and HARNESS. Apply to l. $. T.
BENNETT. No. 40 Broad street.
MayB tuh2
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FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FUR SALE By
DIR. II. BAER, No. 1871 MEETING
STREET.
ID DIsON'S TOBACCO AN1IDoTE
IL Guarana (BeadacheI Powders
Roses Cough Syrup
scbepks PuImonic Syrup
Schenk's Seaweed Tonic
Saratoga ga" Water
Cherokee Romedi and Cure
ReJuvenahnR Elixir
Chloride OF Lime
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or '.Kaiser" Pills, &C.. &c.
April3
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Go Rent.

U,o RENT, IN CALHOUN NEAR KING
street, Two ROOMS with small Store at
tachpd. Apply at No. 10 MoNTAGUE-sIREET.
May "
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Maya z"
T1OR SALE, THE s'H 10 tt = Z ii q EG''
il FARM. on French Broad River North Carolina,
well known In the vicinity as one OF the most produc.
tive and desirable in that romantic regioa. The
tract contains ESQ acres. 300 OF which are river
bottom, and produce lurccy-thcse are thoroughly
cleared and tree from stumps. allowing eeiy OF
machine culture; S5C acres OF mountain Side, pre-
sen. fine pasture. 1hefo are 5OO Or 60O apple trees
belriuQ aud about 1910 young trees. number Of
fine grape vines and other fruit. The dwelling IL
substantial brick with six 6ne rooms, pantr1es und
closets abundant outbLdi cs, several OF BRICK in
cluding nne dairy through which runs never
falling srrcam from the rpountain. The place is but
seven aud thirteen miles respectively from Inc
tbriyi' Towns of Henderson and Asteville; from
tho latter railway will soon be completed to KNOX
willie and The East and far was few fine stock ca
IL and hog-, and flock of sheep, all Of mixed i'm
ported bret Dis, will be sold with he place. Terms
very easy parties designing to occupy the place us
q home Apply to SAVAGE D. TRENHOLM, No.
Il Boyce's Wharf stu2 May l
II PKlV VaTE SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND with fix uros for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and Rasr Buy streets, NO. 10 Apply ON
PREMI,EA tbstu January 81
CTEAaI ENGINES. Euit sALE CHEAP,
y if applied for immediately
IL One II horse Portable ENGINE
d. One +tOrse Por;J biz Engine
ALSO.
III One s.hurse-power ENGINE, in good condition.
CAMERON. BARKLEY CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberlaud.streets.
January ID
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r OsT. LAST EVENING, A SHAGGY
IL SCOTCH TERRIER. about i've months OLD
vi silver collar around his neck. The finder will
be rewarded by calling at the I FLEGRAPH FFIOE.
April 23
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fJ,O RENT. A VERY FINE ROOM, sUIr.
ED for Lawyer, at No. Az Broad.street. Ap.
ply to I. &. 4. BENNETT, No. 40 Broad-street.
Maya tuth2
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for Salt.

NOR SALE, AT No. as STATE-ST.. TWO
C number one COWS, just after calvng.
Maya 2"
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Ao& a
Hon " D PORTER
Hon G. = BRYAN
Bon II D LE>E>NE
Hon A G MAGRaTH
Hon @ A TRENHOLM
Hou VIM AIKEN
bon W 5 aENERtY
hon ] B CAMPBELL
Hon c II slMUNlON
Gen JAMES CONNER
tieu JOHNSON AAGO0I
Gen T NJ LOGAN
en- NJ " GARY
Gen JOHN a WAGENEE
Gen JAMES SiMONS
Gen W G DESAUsSURE
Col c IRVINE WALKER
Col B q RUTLEDGE
Col P GaILLARD
CJl T. TRENHOLM
Col Z hcCRADY. Jr
Col ZIMMERMAN DAVl!
Col T Y SIMONS
Col A o ANDREWS
Major lHEO G BARkEI
Capt 3 N LEE
Capt WIN JEEYEY
Capt SAML Y TUPPER
capt GEO q WAL rkR
Capt W AIKEN KELLY
Capt S G HORSEY
Capt GEORGE UPPER
Capt JACOB SMALL
Capt E L HAL>EY
Capt -sAML LORD, Jr
| Capt ALtX MELCHERS
Capt GEO q m0FFE1T
Capt JOSEPH W %LKER
Cspl L N HATCH
JAS T WtL MAN, Esq
Z b L0CK, Esq
I'd EASON. Esq
FC BLUM. Req
JOHN N GREER, Esq
A r TAFT, Esq
F LANNEAU. Eeq
JOHN MARION, Esq
GEO W King, Esq
A P CALDWELL, Esq
J " GRAY, Esq
D II sILCOX, Esq
s OWENS, Esq
W B HERIOT, Esq.
B YEADON, Esq
RCALDWRLL. Esq
JOHN A BLUM. Esq
J E CAY. Esq
F L ROUX, $50
JH TAYLOR. Eeq
r DETREVILLE, Esq
L N FULLER, Fsq
F r WICKENBERG, Ee
B F WHILDkN, Esq
W L WHITE. Esq
| @ T MITCHELL, Esq
L d M0WKY, Esq
JG MILN0R, tsq
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AND CONTINUE DURING TIE WEEK.
Senior Managers,

Ianagers.
ITHEO D WAGNER, Esq
Q 1 LOWNDE', h,q
GEO " WILLIAMS, Esq
h W EDGERTON, Esq.
j E 3DGER, 1 so
ANDREW IMO.,DS. Esq
i W G B.-f, Esq
HENRY COBIA. Esq
Z " Marshall, Esq
" G WIFI DEN, Esq
J q HONOUR. Esq
z u O.KES, Esq
J s RIGGS, Esq
FJ PELZeR, Esq
n q NATHAN. Esq
( n ALEXANDER, Esq
G VII LII. Esq
Ia l. BUST, Esq
iR G BARRLEY, Esq
JAS NJ CARSON, Esq
J 81 ALBERS, Esq
J W GUY. Esq
lHUGH FERGUSON, Esq
W X McIN iO.H. Esq
jw II SMITH, Esq
IT s O'BRIEN, tsq
J C LAC0oTE. Esq
JOSEPH HIL1ON, Esq
" @ COURTNEY, Esq
Prof + " CAPERS
e LAFITIE, Esq
"a W oLNEY, Esq
W U BREESE. Esq
f P ELFORD. Esq
ALEX CALDER. Esq
JAMES n EASON, Esq
JOHN KLINIK, Eeq
IA z GIBsON. Esq
J q s1EINNEYEk, Esq
] q MURRkLL, Esq
r y DRUMS, Fsq
JOHN f O. ELL, Esq
q T BAKER, Esq
E W DAWSON, ksq
q GERDTS, Esq
Al WBIrE. Esq
W Ladder. Esq
IJ q RENNEKER, Esq
DR. " z RAVENEL
ROBERT MURE, Esq
III KERR, Esq
" Z RYAN, Esq
W b DINGLE. Esq
B r RIORDAN, Esq
EFOURGrAUD, Esq
IA WHITNEY, Esq
JULIUS TR0UChE. Esq
J d ALEXANDER, A Esq
C b WESI. Jr., Esq
D RsVENEL, Jr., Esq
A II MORELAND. EtQ
! 8 HOWELL, Esq
J II DEYtREUX Esq
jT A Ct URTENAi, Esq
r B TROUT, Esq
VI W IT. AMAND, Esq
E sEBRING, Esq
IRDs, ESQ.
Ianagers.
1T A HONOUR
J q SOHREINRR, Jr
Ia W TAFT
iDr + l. PiRkER
lG " AIM Ar
10 WILKIE
lJ Fl SCHULTE
u L -HEpPARO
W u BREESE
r LIBBY
iU b JJHN-ON
l. b LOvEGREEN
j A ATKIAS0N
q STEWART.
] BARpOr
GEO DC HONOUR
NRKt r, Jr.
IL M. to 2 P. NJ, and from
ADMISSION.
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white children will be nd
ut all servants Will be ex
visiting the Fair vii
,adge.
ion Tickets can DO procured
the Hall at II O'Clock P. II
|. B. OLNEY, Chairman.
y and Treasurer.
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Wants.

WANTED. A YOUNG LADY TO AT.
w TEND IN A CONFECTIONERY STORE. Ad-
dress for two days with references. POsTOFFICE
BOX 2Ss Maya
ILTANTED, AN ACTIVE WOMAN, TO
w do homework. Must come well recon-
mended Apply at the corner of KING AND NOR
RIs STREETS II May
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ATTENTION. CUNTINENTAL FIRE
COMPANY AND STATE GUARD.
TIME ORGANIZATION OF THE ABOVE COMPA-
i NY will take place THIS EVENING. May 4, at
Eight o'clc OK. at Military Hal.
By order of the Committee. May
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CHARLESTON STEAM FIRE COMPANY
Or AXMEN.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF YOUR
i Com any will be held at Market Hall, IHIs
EyR*ISa, at Eight O'clock
By order. F. J. GREEN, Secretary.
May 4
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vIaILANT FIRE ESGiNE COMPANY.
TIEND THR REGULAR MONTHLY MEE1 ING
| n OF your Company, at your Hall, This EVEN
Ida. at Eight O'CLOCK precisely.
Newly elec cd uemberS are requested to pc pune
| tual In attendance. ~
By order. JNo. T. HUMPHREYS,
May4 Secretary.
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LADDER

CHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER
COMPANY, No. !.
NEEMBERs ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEN
lu Regular Monthly Meeung THIS EVENING, a
halfpast Seven o'clock. A. +. JARVIS,
MayI secretary.
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fost .aub fruuD.

DICKE ID UP ADRIFT. A RAFT OFF
I LOGS. which the owner can have by proving
property and paying expenses. Apply at the Fort,
Sullivun's Island, Z. KURrH.
Nays 81
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Cotton, closed in Liverpool easier &c Hto
for uprTnds. and 12fd for Orleans. =. -.
IN New York.cottou closed steady ct "a
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Thursday, May 6.

/. The Rifem n meet on the sohuetzenpla'z.
2 From 10 O'Clock A. N. Ill O'Clock P. NJ, Rifle
Shooting at the Ea.le and Targets.
g. From 10 o'clock 81 TILT O'Clock P. NJ. Dan.
cina, Music and Ball. Peoples smusementss as above
mentioned.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

OF al the Groce1s in our town
There mono like w. N. Brown.
here desire in verse, to tell
The wondrous things he has Il. SELL
The first things coming mighty handy,
Are his new varieties Of Candy,
Mustard, Ginger, Pepper, Spice,
All things else in that line that's nice.
Besides, he has some excellent Soap,
Also Coil Of Beautiful Rope.
Homlny, Corn Starch, and rure Sage,
Obi tell you his goods are all the rage.
Raisins, Prunes, and all Dried Fruit,
He warrants his goods every time to suit.
Pure Coffee, and some of the best of Teas
That he knows are just the things to please.
Yankee Notions, Stone and Glassware,
His Syrups and Sugars are beyond compare.
Tubs, Pals, and . new kind of Broom
With which you can easily keep clean room
Bird Seed on his shelf can be seen.
And At the rear some IA" Kerosene,
In the grocery line he nothing lacks,
And sells al cheap for gold or Greenbacks.
Brown will meet you with smile,
If you ON the counter throw your pile.
I've not told half that's on his shelves,
But invite you 10 60 and 80 for yourselves.
Its known to Ill the world around
That he gives l6 ounces to the pound.
Again We say, make no denial
Step into his store and give him trial. 7w2
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18
A kind wife makes a faithful husband.

TnE UNDIspUTED SUPERIORITY Of the
medicinal virtues Of Roback's Blood
Pills, Stomach Bi,ters and Blood Pu-
ritter over all other remedies prepar.
ed to relieved suffering humanity, is
shown in many ways, but especially is
it evinced in this important fact: That
responsible druggists and merchants
all over the country take active inter-
est in introducing them to their best
customers and friends, while, at the
same time, it is quite as much to their
pecuniary interest to recommend other
medicines. The reason for this is oh.
vious. They are in positions to see
the pre-eminent efficacy Of the pills in
cases OF Liver Complaint and all ob.
structlons of the bowels, and, in all
cases where cathartic medicine can
be employed. While the Bitters, by
their gentle tonic, stimulant and Taxa.
tive properties, and as safe and GER
tain remedy in Dyspepsia, have won
the admiration of every one who has
given them a trial, and the Blood
Purifier is acknowledged to be one Of
the best remedies to search out dis
ease, cure,Scrotula, Old Sores, Erup-
tions and Skin Diseases and to purify
the blood extant; hence the people
mnst naturally give their voice in ia
vor OF remedies which effect so much
real good in the world. v3n4w4.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

with opinion of Supreme Court on 6le.
So6 Henry Allen " Nathaniel spsncsr.
Withdrawn by Pltf.
sO7 Willis Downs " NJ Nanny. 10th.
Same IS 800.
BIO John Beal ct al vs. Phebe W Clem
ct al. 10th, Default Of all Defts. J NJ
Wonser appointed Guardian nd htem for mis-
nor Defts. Judgment of partition as prayed,
and John F Fathers, N F Taylor and G W
Bates appointed Referees to make partition
and report TO this term.
S12 NJ P Boyle vs. Edward Curtis. 10th,
Dismissed at rltf motion and at his costs.
800 Afford Phillips VS. Newton A Harris
ct al. 10th, Same as sl2
S25 Soleman vs. Batchelder & Barnard
10th, Pltffs have leave to amend petitions
by tomorrow morning.
1926 Harmon, Aiken s Co vs. NJ C Murdough
10th, Same as 825.
1927 John J Pearson vs. James H & George
II Struble. 18th, Settled and costs paid.
1928 George So~er vs. 7 A Graham. 18th,
Default Of Deft and Judgment on partition
confirming shares Is prayed, and Henry Gall
ly, J Q Clark and 8 NJ Wadley appointed
Referees to make partition and report to this
term.
S29 Morgan Paisley vs. + A Graham & L
| B Nelson. 18th, Motion 10 strike out part
Of petition sustained. Pltf: amends, leave
granted to Defendant to answer by tomorrow
morning.
$40 D Bruner VS. Benjamin Bruneret al
10th, Default of Defts and NJ Wonser ap>
pointed Guard. ad Item for minor defts and
Judgment Of partition confirming shares as
prayed, and Andrew Hanna, Abram Hutfora
and Martin Miracle appointed Referees to
| make partition and report to this term.
1871 Heath s. Mulligan vs. Bachelor 4
Barnard. 10th. Pitts have leave to amend
petition by Tomorrow morning.
e32 H X Ebersole vs. George " Ebersole.
10th, Default of Defts and Judgment on one
| pronissory note. Clerk to assess.
1913 do do vs Sarah l. Ebersole ct al
| 10th, Same as $50.
1874 James Brice Jr vs. Silas Russell ct al.
| 10th, Same as 632.
1856 WA Michigan vs. NJ NJ Avery. 18th,
Same as 1872.
| $40 H Gates & Son W Brown ct al
10th, Default Of Defts. Submitted to the Court
on the pleadings and testimony, judgment
against Deft. Rrown, for 1867. OF and
costs and order establishing mechanics lien
as prayed as against all the Defts except
Baker, Crabtrel and Horsefall, their liens
being prior to Pl:f's, and order Of sale as
prayed.
84l o s Bradley VS. " T Hollen, Gar. at
suit Of Pltff vs. + Randolph. 10th, All
Lawrence appointed Commissioner to take
answer Of Gar. and report to this term.
- In the matter Of the application of Cyrus
Maholm for admission to the Bar. 18TH
Messrs. Howard, Bradshaw and Seaey ap-
pointed Committee to examine applicant. 18th
applicant admitted and sworn.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

The District Court convened at the Cou,'
House on Monday last; Hon. J. H. Rothrock
Judge, L. 3. Blinn, Clerk, and X. Dexter
Sheriff. We noticed the attendance Of the
following Attorneys, D. D. Appellate, c. b
Bradshaw, T. s. Free, A. H. Lawrence, J. G.
Sadley, VIM. H. Stivers, A. Stoddard, and g.
R. Struble-Toledo, F N Wonssr-Tama
City. Clark, Howard, and Tcwksbury-Bells
Plaine. H Z Boardman, Brown, and Hen.
derson-M arshalltown. Judge N W Hubbard,
NJ Preston aud Maj. Thompson -Ma-
rion, and Powcrs-Cedar Falls.
The following is the disposition Of cases:
382 State Of Iowa vs. Daniel Kelley. Lar~
ceny. On application Of Deft., the same not
being resisted, venue is changed to Linn
county, to be tried at the next term in that
county. Motion 10 set aside default and for
fixture Of recognisance overruled. Defendant
excerpts.
84l State W Frank Mulligan. Homicide.
Dsft arraigned. Says he is presented by his
true name, pleads not guilty.
LAW.
633 Marcus Rolf vs James W Frsema..-
18th. Report Of Referees Of Sail. made, filed,
and on motion approved.
FOL Jacob Lamm OF 81 " Axum LAmm
ct al. 18th, Report Of Referees that sale has
been made, filed and approved.
ia EN- Barker " c s Long. 10th, De-
fault Of Deft. Judgment on one promissory
note. Clerk to assess.
738 J w Fleming Of 81 " J n Fleming
ct a. 10th, Report Of Referee making divis-
ion approved. Default Of Deft to appear and
take shares allotted, or my portion thereof.
Pitts appear and accepts land 1t praised
value.
750 Vim Randolph vs. C VS. ON Young.
10th, Settled and dismissed at Pltf . COST
Judgment accordingly.
764 Richard Bateman 70 E W Thomas ct 81
10th, Default Of Defts.
I'll Frederick Shaffcr vs. W Tiffany
10th, Settled st Pltff . cost Judgment &C.
cordingly.
772 do do 70 Andrew Oliver ct d
10th, Same - til.
77S J L 0etwilder 70 B " Tiffany ct al
10Th, Same as I'll.
778 John E Owens 70 Hardin Go. 18th
Continued.
785 Robert 8 Rutlsdss " B s Bryan. 18th,
Default Of Deft- Judgment - prayed. Clerk
70 assess, and order Of sale Of attached prop
erty.
787 VS. Bradley " Randolph. 18th,
Default Of Dsft Submitted on petition and
testimony and Judgment for Pltfs against
Def for $170.sO and costs.
760 Dester " Grossly. 10th, Judgt
for Plt6 Tor SIS and costs, in accordance
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

Nsw Posr OFFICE As will be seen by an
item in the column Of State Ners, the Postef.
fcs Department has established an "fhce in
this county TO be called Evergreen. We are
ship, six or eight miles east Of Buckingham,
at Six Mile Grove. There has been need Of
An Office there for . long time and We are
glad one has been established. Evergreen
,ill receive is mail twice week by way of
Belle Plaine and Waltham.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

A. N. Staley, one Of our Subscribers, is 4
handy man to have In . community. Tues
day he brought into our office Nos. 81 and AZ
OF the Republican for s6S, two Of the numbers
We have been advertising for. What makes
u the more interesting, he declines any com>
pensation for them. He has our heartiest
thanks. Our file will now be complete when
We get No. 81, for which We hereby offer if
teen cents. Won't somebody bring it in and
take the CASH.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

ATTENTION, FARxrRs-RIGnT,F AcE.-Listen
% y lecture on your duties Don't buy your
fruit trees, shrubs and vines of Eastern MUIR
scrymen 50 long - you can buy a. cheaply,
and rs good stock right at home. Remember
that CN Knapp has just as good stock Of
Nursery goods as any other man. Give him
call and learn his prices and the quality of
the goods he offers for sale. 7wl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

s NJ. E. Church.--Pastor, Rev. J. 8. Eberhart
Preaching every Sunday at lO3 A. NJ. and 81
VI. NJ; Sunday School, at "a ?. NJ.
HI Congregational Church, Rev. 4. wiiKinson,
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday at 1O4 A.
81. and 81 P. NJ.
II. Presbyterian Church.--Rcv. ]. L. Martyr,
Pastor. Preaching every LIST and Sd Sundays
in each month, at l03 .. m. and 81 p. m. Sun
das School ct Q .. m.
Buckingham.
Congregational Church-Rev. B. Roberts,
Pastor. Services every Sunday 1t II .. m.
and =. m,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

We acknowledge obligations to Hon. Hiram
Price, M. c., for the following Public Docu.
ments-Reports Of Secretary Of Treasury,
Post Master General, and Commissioners Of
Land Office, Patent Office, Department of Ag>
riculture, and Internal Revenue, comprising
10 volumes.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

Honest In are easily bound, but you can
never bind knave,
PlaaaasieA 1kiers cures Dyspepsia.
Keep - more cats in the house than will
setch mice.
Plantation Bitters cures Fever and Ague.
War makes thieves, and Peace hangs them.
Plantation Bitters cures Liver Complaint and
Nervous Headache.
Time is fle'that wears and makes no noise.
Plantation Bitters cures the effects Of Dissipa-
ton and Late Hours.
Better have one plow going than two cradles.
Plantation Bitters are an antdote to Change
of Water and Diet.
Fools and obstinate people make lawyers rich.
Plantation Bittcrs Purify, Strengthen and 4.
vigorate.
A kind wife makes O faithful husband.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18
For the Republican.
LOVE AND GLORY.

II f. u. h.
Oh, Glove and Glory |" dainty theme
For the pen Of humble poet;
One bubble. the other dream,
And the record Of life will show it.
In its early spring the youthful heart
With q feverish pulse is beating;
And fair Hope whispers. "Ill ne'er depart,
My promises never are heeting."
Ere Pleasure syren spell has laid
To charm us away from our duty,
The false, false world full we'll is arraysd
In hue Of truth and beauty.
Then Love steals up with golden chain
!. Not shadowy link revealing,
Till made prisoner, escape 10 vain,
Enlisted 10 every feeling.
The dream 10 sweet, We linger awhile,
Enwrapt in trance Elysian.
Shapes Of beauty our spirits beguile
As they pass by the darkened vision.
But oh, the waking heart laid bare,
For its beautiful dream has vanished;
Delusive phantoms dissolve in dir
And faith our first treasure, 10 banished.
-
Again, chalice before us is placed,
Bright gems on the beaker are cleaning.
By Delusion's hand it il richly chased,
And Ambitions light Ger it streaming.
.1Ae spell! is at work, the bosom thrills
With wish, nay, thirst for glory,
We will drink . pledge, No terror chills,
"Let our names b written in story
Tho chalics is seised with sparkling eyes.
Aye, qusn, to the gems 90 flashing,
The bubble has burst, and false Hope dies,
The cup from eur lips quickly dashing.
Oh "Love and Glory p dainty theme
Fer the pen Of humble poet,
One . bubble, the other dream,
And the record Of life does show Il.
December 26th, 1868.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

We learn that there is \ petition in circula-
tlon, asking the City Authorities to prohibit.
the sale within the city limits, of all intoxi>
eating drinks. 1t already has quite res
respectable array Of names, comprising 95 at
this writing. We have no doubt the Council
will give the petitioners respectful hearing
and accele to thcir wishes in so far as it may
DO practicable.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

We would remind our friends in the conn.
try that various occurrences aften take place
which are worthy Of notice. We cannot b
omniprssent 80 w will thank all friends to
furnish us such items % may be Of interest.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

TsAI's WHy.-We are often asked why We
lid not publish such marriage, or such
death. Our inva riable reply is, the friends
Of TIE parties we're not sufficiently intereCted
in the affairs to furnish us the information,
and No have not time to hunt up all the par
furnish tho facts We will publish.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

We learn that W. W. Leekins, proprietor Of
the Buckingham FIGURING Mills, is digging .
new canal two and . half miles long, BY
which he proposes TO obtain four times the
water power he now has. He also proposes
to add two or three run Of stone to his mill,
and then he will be ready to grind all the
wheat his farmer neighbors have to sell. We
note this improvement in the industry Of
the county, with pleasure. The county could
support more than four times the present
number and capacity Of FIGURING mills, ard
the owners Of the mill would reap . large
ploAk Let the mills 60 up.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18
0O9 UOD008OU HAOUDDa
FOND pU LAC WIS.

A TTENTION FARMERs!-Seed Oats two
n varieties, Norway and New Brunswick,
the best kinds now grown, will yield double
the quantity of comm o. oats Back Norway,
80 per half bushel, ~ ter bushel; New Bruas-
wick, $3.50 per half bushel. 81 per bushei.
Seed true to name, supply limited, Address
OSCAR BERRY, P. Q. Box ~, Fond du
Lac, Wis.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

A GENTS, FARMERS GARDENERS & Fruit
AGROWERS.-Sendf for particulars Of "Best
Fruit Trees and Vine Invigorator
and Insect Destroyer" Samples to test will
be forwarded to any part of the United States
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Good
Agents are wanted in every county In the u
s. Address }. tAHEARN, So Second Street,
Baltimore, Nd.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

A BLESSING TO LADIES-Dr. VIM. Ray
"A has discovered a simple plant that never
fails to bring relief, when checked by cold or
otherwise. These Vegetable Monthly Powders
can be depended on by ladies in 'stime and
hour Of need" Price, SIS per package, by
mail, secure from observation. Address, in
confidence, wM. RAT, n. D., r. o. Box l757,
New York.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

For Sale CHEAP If APPLIED FOR
SooS--One lot and brick house in
Toledo: The house was fitted up tor
Bakery, and is well suited 10 that
purpose. For sale at a bargain. Who
bids? Apply to NJ. b. G. True, at the
REPUBLICAN office. 41tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-18

WANrED.-At this office on subscrlp
ton, wood, potatoes, flour, corn-meal
vegetables of all kinds, butter, cheese,
greenbacks, and any other article that
san be exchanged or consumed. Ap-
piv immediately. tt