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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-23
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We are indebted g. MsssSs. Bryan q
9McCarter for a, copy ,of this entertaining
magazine, They Keep it.for,sales

. ~
UN1yEBs1rY OF South CARoLrNA. AS
we intimateds in the PHas1x, of the
2lst instant, we are happy to. learn that
DR.. A. G.. Mackey has promptly de-
clined the position to which sWas elect
ed in the University of South Carolina.
The radical Board of Trustees. who Sc
flected him toefll scientific, chair. have
been thwarted by the shrewdnesa of an
old politician, who does not intend to, be
placed upon q sholi tonmould. in their
keeping, In an act Of weakness they
concluded to make him a philosopher of
physics and astronomy, and thus rid
themselves of one who desires position
and power in their political ranks. The
newly chosen professor was sufficiently
sharp to understand this friendly move
ment and to know that the education of
the political arena, with its shifting
sands, was not adapted for fixed facts de-
duced in the laboratory of sciepce. In
the former, his power AMI force and
qualities are acknowledged; /; in the latter,
he is cipher. no matter how high the
appointees, jealous: of, his political in
tiuence, might ihduoe him to believe that
they scientifically graded him. ~ The
Trustees. of the University have received
well deserved blow from their political
leader, by his refusal to accept position
outside of qualification; and coming
from him, the Nestor of their party,
as he is called, they have had shown
an example of plain policy. Let the
Trustees take this hint for their own
reputation and 60 outside of politics for
educational qualifications, as they have
done in the election of DR.. Joseph Jones
to branch of science, in which he has
European reputation; as they did also
in selecting Mr.. Hart to the chair of
mathematics. Let them fill the vacant
chairs with like men, and the institution
will sustain its former scientific reputa-
ton. Let the State know at once through
their action that the University is not
controlled by political prejudice; that it
will rest rs it has hitherto upon literary
and scientific merits, and its halls will be
filled in the approaching session with
sons and wards Of those who revere the
institution and will meyer desert it unless
it unless dishonored by those charged
with its guardianship.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-23

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this mernlng:
Bricklayers and Carpenters Wanted.
D. @. Peixotto & Son-Auction.
Miss sLeyy-Dancipp.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-23

A dam having been built in Rock
River, Illinois, q moral paper near by
speaks of it as "our profane improve
ment."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-23

Railroad men are looking with aston
ishment at trunk marked "11worth,
Kansas"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-23

WSD1EEe CARDS. AND ENysLepna-A.
lot II wsading cafds ind envelopes, Sf
.latest 81 files. has ihst besa rsceivsS;
whfph WI be printed ID imitatidn of en.
gsavipgsnpd at lbs than one, tenth tie
cost. Call and see specimens at PHaN1x
Office.
IMMIGRATION. call special atten-
tion to the communication of the Rev.
Mf. Boinest. We have already plb-
lished the circular to which reference is
made. We commend the subject telail
who desire to procure reliable class of
laborers, and class, too, who will make
up for the State citizenship good and
substantial. F. W. Bruggeman, Esq, is
the general agent of the Newberry I'm
migration Society, and all orders for
lahorers must be given before October
Goth, proximo.
CRUMBS. the first time in more
than six months, there was failure of
the Northern .mail-a mis-connection at
Greensboro being the cause. We are in
debted to E. Hope. Esq.-who came by
the old EBAY Line"-for copies of New
York papers of the Goth.
Mr.. Barry, of the Carolina House, 5"
has furnished the PHOENIX with q SAM
pie of oobblers compounded from native
Scuppernoug wine, manufactured in
North Carolina. Verdict excellent.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pnny have determined to materially re-
duce their tolls from and after the 1st of
October. This company is also matur-
ing other plans for increasing the utility
Of the telegraph to the public-one of
which is the sending of messages which
do not require immediate despatch at q
greatly reduced rate.
A car load of colored excursionists
from Columbia arrived in Augusta Mon
day afternoon, and spent next day in free
and easy circulation among their friends,
viewing the attractions of Augusta, and
monopolizing the street cars.
Samuel p. Matthews has been appoint
ed by Governor Scott Land Surveyor for
Williamsburg County.
The Charleston Courier complains
about the irregular delivery Of the
PEGNIx. The fault is beyond this office,
as the paper is regularly mailed.
DIR. Joseph A. Jones has declined the
position of Professor of Chemistry in
| the University, as we are informed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-23

A GOLDEN WEDDING. Sep
tember %, is the fiftieth anniversary of
the marriage of the Rev. N. Talley, of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
Miss Amy Anna Potter. This venerated
couple have been spared to see several of
their sons arrive not only at the age of
manhood. but to be distinguished orna-
ments to the professions which they had
selected. There will bea family gathering
o.day-several generations being present
to celebrate that uncommon eyent-a
golden wedding. And, in this oonnec-
ton, we cannot avoid publishing Burns
touching, appropriate and much admired
"John Anderson, my Jo, with an addi-
tional verse by gentleman, who, though
he seldom courted the muse, welded q
most graceful pen when the spirit moved
him. It was long felt by the admirers
OF "John Anderson" that something was
wanting to finish it; this want is supplied
in the last verse, and so exquisitely beau
tiful, and SO akin to the original, that it
seems to be Burns own creation:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-23

"John Anderson, my 10, John,
When we were first acquent,
Your locks were like the raven,
Your bonnie brow was brent;
But now your brow is bald, John,
Your locks are like the snow,
But blessings on yonr frosty pow,
John Anderson, my 10.
"John Anderson, my 10, John,
We clamb tho hill thegither,
And mony q canty day, John,
We've had wi ane anither;
Now wo maun totter down, John,
But hand in hand we'll go,
And sleep thegither at the foot,
John Anderson, my 10.
"John Anderson, my 10, John,
When we have slept thegither,
The sleep that a maun sleep, John,
Wen wake wi ane anither,
And in that better world, John,
Nae sorrow shall we know
Nor fear we e'er shall part again,
John Anderson, my Jo."
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

The Baptist Society Continues It's revival
meetings, at is Church. Rev. NJ. 1. Lamb
,rou Davenport has lately arrived to render
ass.s,aLce aud will probably reua.n over Sun.
DAY. We are info, med that the interest in
those meetings is increasing and The attends
ance large.
The Union Revival Meetings were held last
week ia the court House until SUNDAY n GIN,
s.nce . hen il has beel he III in Tie chu, cnes
Aev. Mr. Potter, who conducted them has gone
10 Ma shaiitown. LurinS The oontiuuance VI
these sew ces The feeling has been quite IN
,ense and the attendance c!owd.ng. lhe va
rious shops ana sores generally were shu,
cur ng the hours Of service. What is the ex.
net .r even app oAimaie, result We nave been
unatlo to ascertain.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

The Dui uque Times has the follow.
ing III reference to the probable candi-
dates tor United States Senator: I'VE
have heard mentioned Ex-Governor
kirSwood, form ri yoccupy n /, the pc,
sitlon OF Senator TOR sno,t t.me; A IN
Hiram Free, the member from the
Second Congressional District; Hon
Geo G Wright, one OF tn j dyes OF,
Supreme Court; Hon James + Wilson
the member from the FIRST Congress.
onal District, and now chairman OF
the judiciary committee OF the House;
Hon VIM 3 Allison, the member OF
the Third Congressional District; Hon
d n Cody, formerly United States
Commissioner Of lnina Affairs; Hon
B + .iue form srly 1t. Governor; Hon
Caleb BALDWIN formerly Judge OF the
Supreme Court, and Hon John A
kas on. formerly member from the
Fifth Congressional District. Also
those who have military associations
as well rs civil ability. Col Samuel
.serr.ll, OF McGregor, the present
popular Governor ot,he State: Col
VIM NJ Stone, OF Knoxs,l . recently
Governor; Gen Jas * Williamson, OF
Des MONIES; Col Thos Sanders, ct
Davenport; Gen Elliott w Rec. OF
Oskaloosa; Col John Scott, OF Story
county, the present 1t Governor and
Major Henry O'Connor, OF Muscatine,
at present Attorney General OF the
State"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

The language OF nature and eXpt ri.
cnce demonstrates that whoever would
enjoy the pleasures OF TODD, the beau
ties otlandscape, the,oysJ eompdnonsa'p.
the riches OF literature, or the l.onor
OF station and renown mustpresrcs tar.,
health. The effect OF foul injurious
food. entering the stomach, is to de.
range the digestive organs and produce
headache, loss OF appetite, unrelresh ng
sleep. low spirits, teverish burnings,
etc, which are the symptoms OF tina,
horrid disease, Dyspepsia, which as,
sumes a thousand shapes, anu points
toward a miserable lie and prema, ure
decay. PLANTATION BlrrERs will pre-
vent, overcome and counteract all OF
these effects. They act with unerring
power, and are taken with the pleasure
OF absverage.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
10 OfJSJM2TxVCS,

THE Advertiser having been restored to
l. health IN 1t lew Se.k-. by yert >tnl le
remedy, ai;er having suffered several } Gears
Win :. severe lung aiIeciIo AMI that die III
disease tonsuhpl,oa-,s auAsous 10 mace
KNOWN TO has tei!vH sufferers The uiedn. vi
cure
10 all who sils il, lie viii SCI d a coy o!
the prescription used Gree Of cha gej, .llh
The uiiec ons Tor pre- afins aad using tle
same, whIcn hey wall and II stfs at ~,
L"ns mpuon, .isthaa. Drotchsts, &C lhe onis
Object or the advertiser III >euding tas ne
srIlriivn is % beurnt ille .iirie,i, aud spre.,
information whicl, conc..y.s 10 oe ln,au.
abie; and he no. e very sufferer viii try h,-
remedy. as ii w.li cos, tLe.l aiI =, al.tl i.i,
Prove h,es.ihg.
lartes wishing the prescription Will please
al.,ess k1v I'm np A. ali.>DN,
t6) South second ST., illianlsbaigh. kih- i
touu,y, New ORR. v-niGyl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
ia WA sazx ~ L ~ Al 49, !.
Rsrise1 Weekly Jy h. Il. Hail.

rAsITUAL CosrivgyEss or CONSTIPATION -
From this aitlict on arises maLy oi the a,Iins.
of mankind In our everyday waiss oi iiie
we hear people complain OF Ne. rous ana S,eh
Headache, b housness Luetieay Il tae Lirer,
Iile,, L,sNessnesS UetiAy, LosS ~ 1Ppe"ts,
Cholic PANS. nant II S!eep q: nght, and Dro"-
smes, through tie dey. Geueiaii, the cause o.
all this tra.a oi difficulties etn be traced 20
CUst.peness or Conshpdi.of. oi the ooat,s and
remedy for this complaint is what 10 eqair
ed; but among the multiplicity Of cafnarti
rem. dies how shall they choose2 Wea!l .now
that most cathartics, after thorough ion on
the bowels, leave them in perhaps worse
cor stpate,t state than before the en- dy was
taken. This however, is not the win
kooacks Blood InLs, they act mildly, yet
most effectively, on Tie ttuer, ausing that or
gan ~ throw Oft the acculn.a,eJ lnoru'd ma.
ter, leaving the stomach aud bowels in err.
iectly healthy and natural stale and not cons
st,pated.
those afflicted in THE way would do we'll,
after III treatment above indicatel, 10 have
hoback Stomach Bitters where they could lake
y dose after ca b meal they woa,d AID di, es-
ton aud strengthen The stomach. v2u52~4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
NNANVEp.-aGENvs.-s75 to 500 re

WANTEp.-AGENVs.-s75 to 500 rr
W mo' h. everywhere mate and f"ma
q INTRO lace the g hume Lonmon me fomi..
Sen'hg Much ne THIS machine y Ill -rif,.i
hem. fell tnck, yui!t cord bind braid an
emf'i oider IN n most superior manner. Prize.
only SlS. Folly wtrranted TO- fy. YEAR,
We vii ray Sl0)b 'or = ma hine that vi
sew II ~ o"g"r, more .-auiiiul or more .las
tie searn 'ian oars II maSes the Elias r.
L""s oltch fy"ry second strel can ba ent
and st'l the c,o'h cannot b. pulled apart
without &c ing IL. We pay AZ nrs {
70 500 ~ n,o"th an expenses. o .a.f
mission 'roT which twice that amoun c. he
made. aiirc-s SECOMB & co, Pi,sburgl,
Pa. Boston. Mass. or ST. Lons No.
CAUTIoS 10 not he imposed upon by OF lie
parties pa'niing off wor,hless casf-iron ma
chimes, under the same name or othrrwse-
,nrs is ID" only genuine and really practica,
cheap machine manufactured.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
Twelve Pictorial presents. -.

Twelve Pictorial Presents a
-first-Class illustrated Family Magazine
with Physioaomy, E'hnolo. y, IN, siolcgy, aud
Psychology. adapted u all who read, IL IhI
iL,Us'aA7Ep IARENoLUGlCAL JoUR ,AL Months
~ a. :" per yeai; OF n cltbf Of ten, 81 "
each New Volume. January Double Nuns
Der now really, ~ cents. Address 5. K.
NELL 5, No, 3oa roadway New York
"A rich s'"rehouse vi instruction aud en-
tsr'a!nment. ~. Y Tribune. IL, deals with
az questions affecting tue good OF society. -
EVs Post lone OF The peasan,e est and most
rendaol- naga2 mes thar come TO IL Office.
n, /. Chronicle. "lt on, b, 10 have n place i'll
every fanit,' --rrenton Monitor NJ oll.r
ourut IN \ ncrIca Imparis in one year so
much va'ush!e information as this, amt cet
fanny 80 uihcr teaches iaau 50 we'll to know
h'M.rtt. Lmch stnE,r nuniner is worth ia.
entire amount Of y yea sub 'criplion '-ll
r-FrtH Aseuts g.uted. ore oar AeS Prem,
iS.m LIST,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

We wonder how many Of our rea ers en-,
jos regularly the pleasure of looking over the
illustrations in "Harptr's Weekly The liz.
era,ure Of this paoer is excellent and its il
Illustrations are not eqnallcd, We think, by
those OF any other paper Of the kind in the
country. II never panders to low and Vi
tiated tastes, and is never sensational The
last number contains portraits Of .ov. C!aain
Of Massachusetts, and Hon. John ". Menard,
co.ored ongressman from Louisiana-sketch.
es oi various places of interest-anl an unu-
sually large number Of fancy sketches.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

We acknowledge receipt Of "ZeNs
Poplar Encyclopedia and Un,revsal Die
hoaary," No. 4, edited by l.. Cola, cE.
Our former notices of this valuable
work in licate its character. 1t com
mences with Idon, and closes with
.2schylus. and contains seven ilustra-
ii MS. Price 10 cents per number for
sale at this Off :e,-or address T..
+ lwood Zell, Phiia. Pa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

All in need Of the services sf an Attorney
must no, overlook the card Of y. ID. Appelgate,
late County Clerk His card np ears on an
ether page. mis- long experience MS Clerk Of
with the modus opera,d, Of Cour, proceeding,
an advantage over most young practitioners,
We commend Mr.. A an be lcve that lie will
pivc satisfaction 10 his clients.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
PulrOmize Home Institutions

We find clipping under the above
title in an exchange, credited to the
State Regjshr. We really don't know
whether OF not it has local applica-
ton in Toledo, or even in Tama Coun-
ty. We publish it, however, because
W. think it imbodies correct prin-
ciple, and, unless generally acted upon,
van will be all attempts TO build up
manufacturing, mechanical or other in.
dustri.l interests in any locality. II
the advice given is needed here we
nope i; will be needed.
II we combine together locally, pull
together locally. plan together locally,
and that continually, We shall surely
grow rich and ylea together AMI rap
IDLY. Pa!r al.ze Home Institutions -
lt t send away Tor anythI z that can
b. manufactured here. Encouras &c
home enterlr ses-don ask men To
deal with you and not deal with them
Lend all your influence, give all your
patronage, to our own mechancs-
don't sell them their groceries and
calicoes and then send of Tor ready
made houses. eastern buggies, Chicago
boots. Moline plows, and other impor.
ted and-so-iorths BE liberal with
those whose trade is making you rich
and don't be SO mean that you only
buy ofthem small quantity OF this
or that which w.llast tilyou can order
by the quantity from abroad.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
u ~ B1o~n, Las some vloce Iea. If o,
ION believe i, cone aud Sec 3tf

ION believe II come aud SEQ. 3ti
Tuh WEs1ERN VI ,XraLy, No l, is new
cladiia for pl,,,c IASor.lt is devoted 10
literature, B,ogr ophy and the Interests oil
The M,s.' We are very glad 10 welcome
this new Men LILY 10 our table. III. West ,
la now reached that deg ee Of wealth, cu'-
nic aud Independence which Will rei.dcr il
sac to depend upon i, as n supporter If a
NJ niLly Magazine de oied to Literature and
Silence Hcr.ioore we have depended VI on
t,r Eat even as in earlir periods. the whole
country depended upon urole for lis l'er"-
,nre We hope this Magazine will receive
the support it mer; g. This No. presents a
goni appearance; in no wise brilliant 70 he
su bu one lha, presayrs Magazine above
the D.eiiocre No opens with u polr.i, ana
SIX Itch Of VIM 3. Ogden, the great railroad
man of Chicago. Lhas. Lander, contributes
" rplore Pace, loem. Horace Stanton
& YES US a s,or; called "rne Stolen Loa YES,
which is not without merit. - Legend o, Mar
guente IS ira IS lated from the French. Speaker
Co'fax con,rhu es an address on the "Edu
cation O. the Heart" The finest article "i
the whole number is the critique OF "Haw>
torn by Robert Colyer. These, with va
rious collections from other magazinens and
editorials, complete the number. Price $500
3 year, Reed and futile, Chicago, III.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

L.1E L'AAcL A.LEy.-Wc condensc
from the Marion Register, the follow
ing biographical facts in relation to
Isaac l. Allen who died At MI. Pleas
amt, Iowa, Dec 30,l>6o: The deceased
was born on the 18th day of May. 1888.
at Pawlet, Rutland county, Vt. lie
graduated al the Troy Conference
sem nary. at Poultney. VT, and alter
wardat the Poughkeepse law school.
y. \. and immediately took up his
resi- lence at Toledo, lama county,
Iowa, where he entered upon the
practice OF law He was soon after
ward elected dis ct attorney Tor the
Eighth judicial district, and gave such
general satisfaction py the promptncss
and skill 4 splayci IN the d.schai re
OF the duties 81 that Office that he was
reelected 10 the same position in l>62,
and while serving his second term was
Il cied attorney general OF the state,
the duties OF which office he ,lischarg
ell with great ability for about one
year, when he resign d on account OF
Ill health. and retired from the practice
OF the law altogether; his health con
;inued to decline till death relived his
suiferings. In the commencement OF
his lness he removed to Marion.
where his widow still resides, the only
surviving member of his family. has
three children having died previous to
the death OF their father. Too close
an application to business, overtaxirg
Of both mind and body in pursuit OF
professional hon ,rs, broke in upon a
constitution not very hard by nature,
and cut short career which, from the
laurels won at SO early an age, bid iair
to lave been splendid career OF use.
fumes, and honor. it his health had
been spared and his lie prolonged a
few wears lOnUer.-Si0naL
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

We are in receipt Of Catalogue Of
Iowa College 1860, located at Grin.
Mill, Ia. The Institution appears to be
in prosperous condition. For the
two years the attendance was 800
OF which number we notice quite a
delegation from Tama Co.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

Look TO YOUR INTERESTS! II you do. you
wili 60 70 The Furniture Room Of James Wal
lace ard purchase some Of those picture
frames which he has Oh hand, or will make
10 order. Who has Lithogralh h, a Chrome
or Painting which ou,h, to be neatly
framed and become Msrebr' a Joy forever If
tits yon reader, go Walla c. AID he will
make the picture n thing of beauty
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

Another sad accident has occurred near
here, the full partic ulars Of which We are not
able 10 learn, rs W. are on the eve Of goi ng
tu press. Silas Tor Cyrus] Lukes, residing
near Monticello, this county. was last Friday
hooked by furious COW, and disem bowelled.
The injury is u serious, if not fatal one
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

IT Is "TRUx. The To'eio REPUBLICAN,
comes To us AT The close OF the year, aud The
last number Of The Second Volume Since
bro. True has takcH charge Of the RtruBLl>
c.S. il has improved greatly, aud is a wells
Come visitor. 1t the REPUBLICAN las moi
large ci,cnla'ion. il il MOI because il has no,
True editor, AMI u liberal patronage from
the people Of Tama county, it ought 10 have
-BELLE FLAME TRANSCRIPT,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
llI..ll

In Toledo. at $50 ,. NJ January lS, | SEQ
Mary Jane, wife Of John Wild, At The age of
. years.
She leaves a hu.hnnd and three children,
one Of which is but 4 We ks old.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

v AErLD.---.it tins Office on suoscrlp
ton. wood, potatoes, Hour, corn-mea,
veg tables OF al kinds, butter, cheese.
gre-..batks, and any other article that
can be exchanged o. consumed. APP
Ply ln.med ate y tt
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
MONTHLY TR ,pE riR'ULAR, FOR JIM
UARY, SO

fyONT ,INlN(ia list yfviuahir AID usesns
larricles TOR safe ~ 0ne Ufitar each; Asa
lihc al induced ems I Z 'ormthE iuhs.
T. a % co,t, NJ tlc MT d We ""
,h'uk, will e 40 tal 10 any Seison
Ing mo, ytoth GI'2 En- erprise o ie
d Liar tUuVern-
|, is ia. opin,on . some Of our City and
Sta,e off;ci,l. tatt i. this circular IS eirfula>
rod in parts Of the c'nn,Fy. We ID he the
means Of saving much money. Nhfea Is now
list Wv sen,ltny to these un'aNfnl eauferhs-
On account o. oar im'nrns" trair, ant o. ne
3enr,cis,ion in N,r landiss. wraae rev q
perjnr w Aven' hatt:" in ineemhe thahev
cr hcfo Q oaerel op assent fec 10 snv ati>
\ -. ANDRE : 90, ~ ELM STREET
formerly LOG d ~ s.ieet Boston. Mass.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21

oE's CouCn BALsAA is the cheapest and
best. II Is "A sa.e ana speedy cure loi coughs
:oius, Group, whooptns coisa aiii all diseases
vi The thioa: ami tnhss. III addiiton 50 .Ae
ordinary OF size So long aud iayDiibi.s
hnown. M,mImota Family i@ftte> AT" ott",-
tu the public Slvitig much larger quantity Of
cough Hetii~i Iutn iiits ever Oeeu ouei cd IN
tins country Ia ~ -.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-01-21
special Notices

Co.'s DYspEPTIc IUKE is pronounced 1
Dyspertics 20 tie the on known remedy III
VII. surely cure tntt a4gravatiuE anu tatal
Eialndy, and an diseases arising iso.i "A dis>
ordered stomach ANY Drugsiei viii roint .ou
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