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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-12

PETERsoN'S MAGAZINE for De.
crmbcr is on our table in advance.
It is a SPLENDID number, with two
steel cngraNings, Il mammoth fash
on plate, a coiored pattern in Berlin
work, aud nearly fifty wood cuts.
We do not wonder at the immense
circulation of Jefferson, said to
the largest in the wogld.--ior it real
~ gireS more for the money than any
other. Every lady ought to sub.
scribe for il. Its MAMMOTH Col.
ORED FASHION PLATES are always
the latest and prcttiest. Its stories
are the best published anywhere.
I'm 1870, in addition to its usual
quantity of short stories, FIVE Orr.
GINAL Cory RIGHT NOVELTIES viii
be given, among them "Thc Prison.
or of the Bastile,' 10y Ann $. Ste.
phens, "Thc Secret at Bartram's
Holme,' by Jane &. Austin, allow
it Ended" by Frank Lee Benedict,
&C., &c. About 1000 pages of
reading matter will be given in 1870,
II Mammoth Colored Fashions and
II superb Steel Engravings. The
Magazine will be greatly improved.
The terms, however, will remain
TWO DOLLARS n year to single sub.
scribers. 10 Clubs it is cheaper still,
viz: four copies for 5000, with a
large engraving, GU inches by 10y,
"Our Father Who Art in Heaven"
rs premium to the person getting
up a club; or eight copies for $1,000,
with both an extra copy of the Mag.
azine and the engraving, as premi.
ums. We can speak, from persondi
kaoulcdge, Of tho beauty Of this En-
craving. Now is the time to get up
Clubs for 1870.
Specimens of the Magazine sent
gratis.
Address,
Charles J. Peterson,
800 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-12

iona, y X. c. johnson June Term, 1869.
= ). Wight.
This i an action "t aNSlmp~it, made return
able To this court At the December term, 1868.
in which the damage claimed i, four hundred
dollars.
And il being made to appear 10 this court
that said d defendant is without this state and
has not received personal notice of the pen
dcncy of said suit. il is hereby ordered that
notice OF the ~aIic be published in the Nation
al Opinion, a newspaper published at Brad
ford, ia said Orange countp, thtrc weeks in
Succession, the last of which publications
shall be- At least twenty days before the ses-
sion of the next regular term OF this court
And said publication shall he deemed and
taken to be ipll and sufficient notice to said
defendant of the rcntcncy of said suit and
notice 10 hun to appear and answer the same
at the regular term OF this court next to G
holden at Chelsea, within aud for said Orange
county on the third Tuesday of December,
a. u. 1869.
Dated at Chelsea. in said Orange county,
this 9th day of November, A. y. SO
IL &, HING kIEI Clerk
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DODD'S
NERVINE
ONCE MORE.

The stnsdnid remedy for billousncss with
the medical profession, Ia the Anii-billious Pin
OF the American Phalrnacopnia. Aud It's rep
utation has been well enough deserved, hut
Il In a PHI, nevertheless, aud most people of
sonsibiity feel something about na big N u
meeting house coming into their thioa, when.
ever pill IL spoken of. DODDS NEkVlNE
AND INvIGORATOR acts efficiently On the
hillary orgaBisp II irr'atcs neither stomach
OF intestine In its operation aud what Is very
important, IA all good nurses know, II Is most
agreeable 10 take, 9eibg as pleasant IL the
palate M any dcllcaYt *fne, We NIL know how
Il is with Cod Liver Oh. fna phre state L Ia
excelledt for certain condicions Of debility,
and particularly In tendencies to Consumption
and We, many Of the best physcinna decline TO
prescribe II, because u so dreadnilly sickens
the patient, That, they say, makes II do more
harm than good With Dodds Ncrvin. all
this Income. ohsoletei fot trle hvall Drug
gt.t pu,,tt 70
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STATE or VERMONT. } g,

DNADFOED DISTRICT. J
At a Probate Court holden at Probate Office
III Newhury, within and for SAID District, on
the Sth daN Of November A. u. 1860, an III
strumeut, purporting to be the last will and
Testament of David Curliss. late of Bradford.
ia laid District, deceased, heing presented to
the court here by Barron Hay, Tor Probate il
is ordered hv said court that all persons con
nected therein bc notified tu appear at "A SEES
sion of said court to be holden At the Probate
Office, in Ncwhury, on the 9th day of No
vrmbcr. A. u. 1863 and sicw cause. if any
they have against the Probate of said WILL
for which purpose, il Is further ordered. that
a copy OF the record at this order be published
three wcck, suecrssivcly in the National opiu.
ion. printed At Btudtmd, prey ious to said time
appointed for hearing.
A true copy of Record,
Attest H. W. BAILEY, Judge.
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There Is a growing interest for the
success of our order i'll this place,
and with energy aud perseverance
the members of our dear old "Nerd
mont will be proud in the years
which are to come, to he called a
Good Tcmplal" of 1869.
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STATE OF NEAMoST,
ORANGE COUNTY, S..

IT UTTIV Al ITTt TTFT wv
said Dennis Buckley resides without the State
Of Vermont il is ordered that notice of the
pendcney of the said petition he given to the
said DENIM, Buckley, by publication of the
said petition with this order three weeks site
ccssively in the National Opinion, a weekly
new Spapcr published at Bradford, in the said
county OF Orange the last of which publica
tion to he six weeks before the said session of
the said Supreme Court, in said county Of Or
angc that he may if he see cause appear and
answer thereto. and stand to aud abide the or
der and decree of the Court therein which
publication shall be a sufficient notice To the
said Dennis Buckley to appear at the said
term of Court, aud make answer To the said
petition.
Dated Mt Woodstock. this 2Oth day Of May
A. -. 1869. JAMES BARRETT,
Judge of supreme Court.
r. II VI >npIS Atty for Petitioner 22w1
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Railway Trains.

Going South-Mail Train arrives at Brad
ford at l0:45 A.. NJ; Express Train arrives at
1894 r. NJ.
Going North-Express train arrives at 9;3i
NJ Mail Train arrives at 2:57 PM
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PRICE LIST OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
AT J. II. HOwE's MILL
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ nnn READERS AND SPEAKERS
lV.UtJO wanted. to buythc first edition
of 40 Choice Selections, No, 9" containing
one hundred of the latest good things for reel
tation, defamation, school reading, &c, in
poetry and prose. Send 30 cents for sample
to T.. GARRETT 4 Co, Phada, Pa. l5-4w.
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CHARITY LODGE, No 49, Regular commu-
nicatons at Masonic Hall, in Hardy Building
ou Wednesday of the week in which the moon
tull7 J. c. Colby, w, NJ; T. j Flanders,
Secretary.
Mr. LEBANON r 4. CHATTER. Meetings at
Masonic Hall on Wednesday afternoon of the
week IN which the moon falls. \ G.. Heatou.
IL Z k.N ] Erittnn Srnrntnrr
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j. Il. Clark, OF Benton, y. II. was
ont on the hills after cattle Que day
last week, and his dog came across
tWo large wildcats which he trced,
and Mr.. Clark succeeded in killing
both of them
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Local and State Matters.
Bradford VILLAGE.
Mails.

Southern mail closes at Ial5 AN; arrives
at 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
Northern mail closes at 2:30 Pm: arrives
at III A. NJ.
Western mail closes at BPM; arrives at 10
A. M.
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Orange County Court.

William Z. Goffield,) June Term, 1869,
RS.
Newell NJ. Avery. }
This is an action OF rcplevin returnahle to
this court at its June Term. 1867, in which the
officer is directed to replevy "A certain dark bay
three years old horse colt belonging to the
plaintiff, unlawfully taken and detained by the
defendant.
Aud it being made TO appear to this court
that said defendant is without this State, and
] as not received personal notice of the pen
dency of said writ. il is hereby ordered thai
notice OF the same be published in the Nation
al Opinion a newspaper published IN Bradford
in said Orange county, three weeks III success
sion, the last of which publications shall be nj
least twenty days before the next regular term
of this court.
Aud said publication shah be deemed and
taken to be iul and sufficient notice to said
defendant of the pendcncy OF said writ and
notice to him Ia appear and answer to the same
ut the regular term of this ,ourt, next to be
holden at Chelsea within and tor said Orange
county, on til" Third Tuesday of December,
4. ID. lst9 Dated at Chelsea. in said Orange
county. TIL, 9TH day of November, 4. II 1863.
A. G., IlISI klIN. Clerk
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An adjourned School Meeting will
he held in District No. ,, on Mon
day evening, Nov. -, to see what
the District will do in regard to re,
pairing the School house.
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Religions Societies..

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev r w
Harlow, Pastor. Sabbath seryces-inornipg
at 1890; afternoon at lis and 6 o'clock.
CONGREGATIONAL Church. Rev j. X. vii
mlias, Pastor Sabbath Services at 1870 A
NJ, and l:l5 and o'clock p. NJ
BRADFORD Y. NJ. G. A. Alexander u. Brown
r. esideut Meetings every Friday evening
at their rooms N Prichards Building.
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RIVERSIDE LopGE, No. 90 Meetings every
Tuesday evening, at TemPlar's Hall, Shcp-
itrrd-on's Building. Dir. ! y. Clark, W. {.
r. Miss Miriam y. rillsbury, Secretary
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Harrison Prescott. of Benton, y.
H., raised this year on less than ten
acres, 3500bushcls Of Potatoes, 3OOC
bushels of which he had contracted
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Bradford Council No. II.

Mcetiu-S at Masonic Hall on "Wednesday af-
tc ruoon of the week IN ahich the moon tulls
an the months of September, Decrmher March.
ana June. Daniel lImlbut, I, l. G. NJ; Rev.
j Biittou. Recorder.
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UES Fort I;d ward COilce late
N8NDsD. lMalllM a..- = al unNA hn,lrl. illrl

wasting, with common English branches for
term Of thirteen weeks, beginning Zee. nth.
students Admitted nj any timo proport'onnlly
superb brick buildings fifteen teachers stu
aeuts can pursue course. either College pro.
parntory Commercial, Scientific ar Mu-icnl, or
~. The best sustained boarding seminaf, Tor
ladies aud gentlemen N the state. ~ l'ro'
fsssor will accompany students from bfan.
drcth Hotel, New York See catalogue. AL
dress Rev. JOS. KING, u. -, Fort Edward.
New York.
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Fire Department.

WttrsviLLE FIRE ENGINE Co. j E. S.carrs
Foreman: Alden stevens Clerk. Meetings on
the first Thursday Of every month.
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Bradford Scientific Association.

Meetings semimonthly, at their rooms in
Hardy Building. Rev. Silas NcKcen d. D.
President {. Ii. Harding Secretary.
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In Joint Assembly of Vermont,
the following gentlemen were elect.
ed Trustees of the University Of
Vermont and State Agricultural
College for six years Hon. Justin
5. Morrill,, of Stanford, Rev. Horace
Herrick, of Wolcott, Hon. Samuel
III. Stevens. of Enosburgh.
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Guardians Notice.

FlNliE subscriber, Guardian unto biantha Tn
! dcrwood of Bradford, gives notice that
he has been allowed by the Honorable the Pro
bate Court of Bradford Dist, the term OF one
full year from aud after the Isl day Of July
A. -. 1869. to dispose of the estate and settle
the demands and pay the l,emlit'cH OF ms rnn
ward. And il Il ordered by the said 'ouit
that all claims and drnugds rgnins, snld "a.
tate he prcWnted within the tine specified or
hr forever barred
NJ. u. vAWh, Guardian.
bradford. VT, ftt 20 tswi 2lwJ'
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At special Town meeting held
in this village, it was decided to
raise Il tax of 80 cts to one hundred
dollars, to repair the damage done
10y the late flood.
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t..nn A MONTH SAIAWY

~ ItVJ Paid for Agents male aud female ,
business permanent Enclose Sc stamp Van
Alien \ Co, III Broadway New York. lClp
out aud return advertisement. -2twi
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WATCH FREE civ,

~ every live mtn whu viii act NJ agent IN
u new. iight aud honorable hnsincss, pnNiu
ego u day No gilt enterprise. M iiumbug
No money wanted IN advance. Address
X. MONROE kESsEDy Co, Pittsburgh, Pa
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-12

WANTED Il man IN every town of one
W thousand az more inhabitants to manu-.
tncturc taud employ others to sell and apply
an article of which millions of dollars worth
have been sold From $40 to$l worth need
ed upon every building. Patent ran mt, free
odH Write full directions upon fall common
sized stamped envelope, fold the ends togcth
cr and enclose tor particulars t" kEA BRAD
STREET. Box gGJ, Boston, Mass
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

win also he found Invaluable HI hll ca-ra NJ
Dmgrhca, Dysentcry. Collie, Summcv Com
plants Gripping, and In fact every disordercS
conditod Of the stomach
Sold by Druggists in city or countrt .ftry
where at II per bottle, or by application "
&. q. CLARK, a. CO.,
Soc Projectors. New Haven. CT.
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Aromatic Vegetable SOAP.
FUT IHt DtItHIt NkIII OF tIauItH anu NhIIuItH
SOLD nN ALL uFIku l:l1sATS.
DsychoMacy, or SoMi Chnrmin.

VDNyVUVEtasOys VI FSVWN Z WIT uH1HHs
L A wonderful book it shows how either
sex can tascinate any one they wish, instantly.
tAll possess this power) II teaches how TO
get rich. Alchemy. DIR. Deo's and Aliens ca
balla, Bindings, Sorcerics, 'Incautations, De
monology. Magic Mesmerism Spiritunlism,
Marriage Guide, and thousand other won
ders Sent by mail for % cents Address T.
v LILLIAN Il Co, Publish, rs, South Seventh
Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEWBuRY.-The citizens Of New.
bury voted at a special Town meet
ing, on Monday, the Sth inst, to
raise 81 cts. on one hundred dollars
to pay for the damage done by the
late flood.
Henry W. Bailey, I'd, during the
week ending Nov. 9th, made l25
barrels of cider.
Mr.. Gilmore, of st. Johnsbury de-.
livcred u temperance lecture ut the
VI. Il. Chapel, last Sunday eve.
The Newbury Ladies Library As
sociation met Mt Hon. Joseph At
hInsou's, Tuesday evening. Thci,
Annual report shows that in On,
Year they have obtained 2O1 books,
aud have about $50 in the treasury.
VIM. Morse, the lame pcdlar, has
moved into the Depot building a,
N"wbury St., intending TO make
'"1s has headquarters, aud still drive
ais cart.
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CtERuYMES.

The Rev. lsaac Aiken. of Allegheny tc.ti
fees that it has cured him, after all other RENE
dies had failed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-12

The Great Reiormer Of the Stage.
VINO. having abandoned stage life, ncwcxhib
its IN vivid colors the whole show world BE
fore aud Rchind The Scenes Being truthful,
Moral. aud Heightened, ~ well ~ sensational.
rich and racy, II outsells all other books--
Beautifully illustrated with tOspiritcd engra,.
ings. - full page cuts. CSC pages on rosc-tint
ed paper. Greatest inducements yet offered,
Prospectus, Sample cnpy, Boxes, and Station
DRY free For Circular explaining, address
immediately, PAkMLEE a. co, Publishers,
either ai Philadelrha Pa, Cincinnati, Ohio,
or Middleton Conn %
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Samuel j. Whitton, of Ploctors.
vile, lost his factory during the flood +,
and is said to have suffered to the
extent ut $50, 900 Nothing daunt.
ed, he went to Greenfield, Mass, to
get his old partner, c. w. Shattuck,
to aid him in starting again but
when he got there he found that
Shattuck, too, had lost his mill I!
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-12

l.. T.. Whitcoulb, Leader WA. Il. Hardy
Clerk.
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DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist In the country win tell You.
you take the trouble to inquire, thar every ora
that buys bottle of Goes d, epepsia Cure
from them speaks in the most unqualified
praise of its great medicinal virtues
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1. d. Of G.. Il.

The following are the officers elect.
ed and installed in Riverside Lodge
No. 80, of Bradford, for the current
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r hnIIs and c.rSrs SLIPPERS, a,
J.. II. ttHHiIhs
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FARMERS HELPER

WANTED Agents. Teachers, Students
w Clergyman, Farmers SONS aud daughters
mud I'LL IN snll
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W. l. GOODS; GROCERIES,
FLOUR; TEA &C.,

% pr. seemed Army Brogans, 5tW
yds. Straw Mating, 800 yds. Wool
y Hemp Carpctsnqs.
Ncwbury, W., Juls, ts&y,
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1 butft Eo0l Hi 'HorS.at
"a ht ttttRt
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nOOTs and SHOES made aud reIipifr,l 80
- order In The lvst 'nahner on short n"icr.
istf III Il, Z, Ctnhil ~
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+. ~ II. 7. KEYES, g. co;

have just received a large stock o.
new goods consisting of
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William p "a. a0f'i'''' June Term 1862
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12

ed in any light. AS pyrotechnic
display it exceeded that of any Of hu-
man invention. AS natural pheno.
menon we must stand in admiration
and bow before It's majesty and
wonder. 1t was a phenomenon which
few OF this generation will have the
opportunity to witness again. Such
grand spectacles are reserved for the
human but once in d life time.
That this eclipse could be, and was
foretold with minute accuracy, is a
commentary on the power of science.
Not only was the phenomenon ITSELF
predicted and calculated, but the very
second of it's occurrence in different
places, in fact in every place where 1t
was visible. The ancients indeed eff.
fected wonderful achievements in I'M
man labor and human skill, but they
could do nothing like this. With. them.
in tact, there was no science of Astron.
omy.
This eclipse, SO wonderful as pyro-
technic display, SO grand as a natural
phenomenon. SO illustrative of the
ability of the human mind to reach
out after and to grasp the distant
orbits of the heavenly bodies, will ever
remain as luminous and memorable
landmark in our lives.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12
For the Republican.
Foreigners Holding Office.

Mr.. EDIToR:-For several weeks
there has appeared in the columns OF
the REPUBLICAN a card signed VIM.
Rieckhoff, announcing himself candi
date for the Office OF County Treasur-
err. Mr.. r. has the right to aspire, he
may be perfectly competent for the
office, he may be just the man the
County needs. do not know him,
and cannot say. Iobiect to his plat
form as know large majority of the
intelligent foreigners of the County
do. Like Mr.. r., the writer Is ma
tive of foreign land, the County con.
talns hundreds of them, the Country
hundreds of thousands. We came
here for our good in all things, and the
country having pleased us we remain.
Having decided to make America our
home, the foreigner becomes a citizen
by naturalization. By that act we
cease to be foreigners and become
Americans. 1t is our duty to ignore,
in public matters, everything that is
foreign and know only that that is
American. A naturalized citizen who
offers himself for public office because
he is foreigner is in the position and
acts in the same spirit as candidate
of the old Know Nothing party of
twenty years ago. The naturalized
citizens OF Tama County need no
champion. lama County has never
ignored them, or under estimated their
character or influence. They have
never before asked office as aliens, and
we that have lived in the County from
its organization have no cause to com
plain. How many foreigners in sec
ond and third generations have recefv-
cd office from the hands of the Repub.
licans OF Tama l cannot say. l know
OF no worthy man having aspired to
office In the county, ignored because
he was foreigner. The first Repre-
sentative and the last one sent from
the county to the State Legislature
We're Scotchmen. No reasonable man
objected because of their nativity, they
were sent because it was considered
they were the proper ones to send at
the time.
feel safe in saying tile foreigners
OF lama County ask no political re-
cognition as such; we are citizens of
the county, interested in its prosperity
aud doing all in our power to develop
It's resources.
| know nothing Of Mr.. Rleckhoff"s
abilities for the station to which he
aspires; but, for his own self respect,
and in justice to the foreigners of the
county, l, as one of them, ask that he
amend his platform.
A NATURALIZED CITIZEN.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12
VOTERS OF TAMA COUNTY, TAKE
NOTICE..

Being informed by Mr. J. II. Stru-
BILE, that he will not be a candidate
for the Office of Treasurer of this
County, at the coming election, here
by present myself as candidate for
That Office and only urge, for the con-
sideration Of the citizens, that the for
eign population has assumed quite a
prominent position, as to numbers and
property, i'll this County, wherefore
they have considerable county bust
ness to transact. In view of which the
undersigned, being one of their num-
Der, hopes, il elected, to be an assist
ance to them in such transactions, be
sides performing the duties Of said Of
flee, for the accomplishment of which,
and further believing sad element be-
reasonably entitled to one Of the Off
ces OF the county tor a term, in num-
Der of years, l respectfully ask the
support OF the Republican Party in the
choice of a pcrs IN to fill said office.
WIN. RIECkHOFF.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-08-12
A Proposition.

The undersigned hereby offers the following
of the lama County Agricultural Society,
namely:
For the best Essay on Fruit Culture in Iowa,
Twill send one copy of the TAMA COUNTY Re-
PUBLICAN and one copy Of the Iowa Homes
stead, one year.
For the second best Essay. on the same
subject, l will send one copy of the TAMA
COUNTY REPUBLICAN, one year.
For the best Essay on Stock Breeding and
Raising in Iowa, will send one copy of the
TAMA COUNTY REPUBLICAN and one copy of She
Western Stock Journal, one year.
For the second best Essay, on the same sub.
ject, win send one copy Of the TAxA COUNTY
REPUBLICAN,, one year.
Competitors for these premiums must be
residents Of Tama county and be engaged in
the business of Fruit or Stock raising, respect.
lively:
The Board Of Directors Of the Tama County
Agricultural Society will appoint committee
of three who shall award the premiums.
The Essays must not exceed, in length, ten
pages Of fools cap. They will be handed in
to the Secretary the first day of the Fair, and
after Abe awards, will be placed in the hands
of the undersigned for publication Of such Of
those W he shall deem worthy. in the columns
Of the TAMA COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
If there should be but one essay on either
subject, the committee shall award first or
second premium, in its discretion.
NJ. B. C. TRUE.
ToLEDo, Iowa, July, 1869.