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Weeks FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1862
The first edition of one thousand
of Vick's illustrated catalogue O
seeds and guide in the flower gardent
is now published. 1t makes a work
OF 100 pages, beautifully illustrated
with about $50 fine wood enRravinps
OF flowers and vegetables and an ele,
giant colored plate, a boquet Of fiow-
ers.
1t is the most beautiful, as we'll as
the most instructive Floral Guide
directions for the culture Of flowers
and vegetables.
The Floral Guide is published for
the benefit of my customers, to
whom it 10 sent free without applica.
ton, but will be forwarded to all
who apply by mail, for ten cents,
which 10 not half the cost. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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EStray Notice.

TAKEN up by M Tullis, Of Green Town
ship, Wspello County, lows. on the soth
scribed as follows:
One year old last spring, dark Iron
Gray color, left hind foot white, right hind
leg spawned.
L. NJ, COOLEY, Clerk
Dist Court Wapello Co, Iowa.
Dec 3lst 1858 v2w.
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STATE OF IOWA, |
Wapello County,
To Margaret Meter.
Madam you are hereby notified that
there 10 now on hle In the cii1ce Of the
Clerk of the District Court of said Coun.
ty the petition Of Peter Meter asking %
against you decree Of divorce for reasona
set forth In said potion.
And unless you appear and answer said
petition ON or before. moon Of the second
day Of the next term of said Court COM
mencing ON the 25th day Of January 1889
Judgment and decree will be rendered
against you a. claimed In said petition.
T. BIGHAM, Atty.
for Petitioner
Dec. "a 1868 WIT. gs.s973,
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NOTICES!

The regular annual meeting Of tho Stock
holders Of the Union Coal and Mining
Company Of Iowa, for The election Of Di.
rectors for tho ensuing year, will be held
ct the Office of said Company. in Ottumwa
Iowa, on y.uuarY 18th, being the last
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. M. and O'Clock
p. NJ. g. o. GODFREY. President.
JAMES BROWN, Secretary.
January l, 1859. jan7:dlm.
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Both houses of the Ill. Legislature
wereorganizcd yesterday, and Gov.
Oglesby sent in his annual message.
Capt. Churchill and three other
men were blown to atoms in the N.
Y. Harbor yesterday, by a premature
explosion on the wreck of the sunk
en- steamer Scotland, which they had
a contract to blow to pieces and re
move.
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The young men of Chicago are
getting sober to-day.
Montreal wouldn't be seen skating
in rink. 1t has "glaciariums."
Irma is the wife of q Monsieur Col
onne, and mother OF two scmi.C Col
onne6.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

Chicago, Jan. 8.
Flour firm spring extras $4,000, 80
superines 4, 50a5, 90.
Wheat firm, closing at !, 173@l17t
for No Q spring. No ! spring sold
at / %.
Corn-new at 553a57.
Oats fairly active at 473a48.
Rye closed steady and quiet at 10
for No l; and 1,16 for No 2.
IS Barley dull and weak, closing at
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FENCE POSTS FOR SALE.

The undersigned his now On hand and
for sale, in any quantity Of from one 70
five thousand, . lot Of Fence Posts, which
will be delivered in the city or ON the
the grounds.
The posts are second growth white oak,
posts split.
Enquire at my residence. one mile south
east Of Harrison Rammcnd's. at6g
jan7:w1m 8. v. H0YT.
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Special Notices.
TO PHYSICIANS /:


Allow me 70 call your attention 20 ny T,
PREPARATION OE COMFOOND ~
TRACT 1QCHU: xnc GomPo.CvInThn EnS
are BUCHUs AON0 LEAF, OoODoS
JUMPER BERRIES.
Mode OF Preparation. --Buchu, IN vacuo.
ynrtrSr Herriea. 81 dlotillation, 70 form .
fne "a. Oubsbs extratctsd BY displsce-
ment by liquor obtained Tor jumper 0ei
nronortion Of spirit, and more palatable
fhss NV now IN usA The active proper
NJ are By this mode extEacted.
AMIN ~ nrepared by Druygists gener-
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Presentation.

Hon. J. B. Howell, the Nestor Of
tho Iowa Press, was presented on
New Years, in the Atheneun at Keo.
kuk, Iowa, with an elegant and cost
y service Of silver, BY the colored
people Of that city, as q slight token
of their respect for him a. a citizen
and his able and faithful labors il
their behalf. as senior Editor Of the
Gate City.
Bro. Howell is fairly entitled to
tho gratitude Of not only the black
but all the people Of the State, fol-
his splendid journalistic services in
Iowa for more than a quarter of Z
century, as the soul ard centre o.
one OF its principal organs, and VIC
have to congratulate him that q,
least a portion of his own immediate
citizens, are duly thankful, and FULLY
appreciate his efforts in thor behalf
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.Estrsy Notice.

Taken up by Joseph johnson, OF WASH
ington Township, Wapello County. Iowa
on the seth day Of November 1858. one
estray steer, dscribed a. follows:
Red roam color, two years old past. line
back marked with crop of and swallow
fork in right ear, and underbit in left ear,
with brand ON left hip.
L M COOLEY, Clerk
Dist Court Wapello County Iowa.
Dec 3lst 1858 WV.
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QHt6rI0ICeE UtOu8uC 10 BTIeIs
Smiths Tonic Svruu.

Beware Of Commercials Smiths T0uic
Syrup has been oounteffeited, and the
Oounterfeiter brought to grief.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must have DIR John
Bulls private stamp ON each bottle, DR.
John Bull only has the right to manufac-
ture and sell the original John Smith 8
10Mtc Syrup Of Louisville, KY. Examine
well the label on each bottle. II my pri-
vate stamp IL not on the bottle, dc not
purchase, or you will be deceived, See
column advertisement, and my show
card, will prosecute any one infring-
ing ON my right, The genuine SMITHS
myself
The Public's Servant.
DIR. JOHN BULL,
Louisville, KY.
For ssle by Taylor, Blake q Co., Ottum-
Wa, Iowa.
Nov, %. S.-dAw6m.
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Estray Notices.
Estray Notice.

Taken up by jacob Carver, Of Pleasant
Township, Wapello County, lows, on the
18th day Of November 1858. one estray
Steer described ~ follows:
Red and white. dirty wbits) crop Oh Of
each ear may have been frozen on. point
of of right horn, supposed to bs 6ouI
years old.
Dist. Court Wapello Co., lows.
Dec 3lst 1858 w2w
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EARLY MARRYAgE

DIR FRANKLIN advocated Early Mar.
riages. ESSAYS for young men, on this
and other subjects, being GUIDE tc
MARRIAGE and Conjugal Felicity, BY
benevolent Physicians, sent by mail, IL
sealed letter envelopes, free of Of charge
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, boz
r., Philadelphia, Pa.
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$4,000 REWARD.

will give twenty dollars reward to any
one giving me informationDo1 the present
Whereabouts Of Q. A. Craig, formerly .
contractor to2furnishgties for the B. 4 N
r. r. in this County, who absconded with
out paying his labore1.
Address the:undersiened at Ottumwa,
Iowa. AUGUSTUS GOUZNO.
Nov. 27th 1868, d&wSw.s
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Estray Notice.

Taken upby T. McMinn, Of Pleasant
Township, Wapello County, Iowa, on the
1st day of November, 1865, two estray
Steers described ~ follows:
One white with crop on OF the LEFT ear,
aud slit in the same. The otnsr white
or light brown, with . crop or Of each ear,
with q slit in the right and An underbit In
the left.
L.. COOLEY, Clerk
Dist Court Wapello Co., Iowa.
Dec 3lst 1868 w2w.
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KrRKvILLE, Iowa, Jan. 5, 1869.
Boron CouRrlR Dear Sir:

EpIroR CouRraR Dear Sir:
: l3 4trEttta l proc
pose to do some scribling, and submit
the same to you TO be thrown into
your scrap box, clipped by your scis-
sors, or put in your paper as you shall
decide. 8 9.f II
Kirkville is village Of 300 or 400
inhabitants situated in the North
west part of Richland Township,
wapello County, Iowa, and is sur
rounded with . moral, wealthy and
enterprising COMMUNITY. The town
contains two dry good stores, one
drug store, two blacksmith shops,
one wagon shop, one harness shop,
one shoe shop, one cooper shop, one
gunsmith shop, and cabinet shop
There is : very good grist mill and
saw mill doing very good business.
There are four organised religious
denominations that worship in the
town, as fellows: the United Presby-
terians have occasional services, but
as vet have no house of worship, but
have some very good, wealthy, and
enterprising members.
The Old School Presbyterians have
q very neat house Of worship, and .
good congregation and Sabbath
school.
The Christian or Disciple Church,
+ have within the last two years com>
, pleted very fine house Of worship,
+ land rapidly increased their congre
!, CATION and Sabbath school.
q The Methodist Episcopal Church
was the first religious denomination
: ever organized in the place, having
had q permanent organization for
I more than twenty years. And some
fifteen years ago the society erected
house Of worship that has been the
g place Of many interesting scenes.
:, This denomination have exerted
! powerful influence in the neighbor
: hood having the largest membership
:. and most enterprising spirit, and
" very fourishing Sabbath school, will
i a working corps ofofacers and teach
; es.
v very warm revival lnnnehce, an;
k have had about forty accessiens t
" the church, and still the work goe
10, on. @
ut The old church house having serve'
F. its day, the Society is now moving il
: the matter Of building q new hous
q, this winter.
Q The town has been organized int
ae an Independent School District, an,
ID have levied a::tax:preparatory to bull
n ding a new School house. The Di'
I rectors have placed two teachers ii
9, the school house for the present term
rs and it is said the underground Of tn
Or community is 80 numerous that tn
is school house is crowded 20 much a
,e to make great inconvenience at pres
IL emit. This is q pity. especially if tn
educational interests should suffer.
Is Richland Township is perhaps tn
y Banner Township Of the county i.
ia regard to the interest she has takel
: in school houses, and the matter 0
:. education generally.
81 And you know, Mr.. Editor, tina
y we are intensely right in politics, ant
= mean to stand firm for the right.
Yours, ANON.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REV.
Deputy Collectors Office 9Th Dist. Iowa.
naN ~ N047

OttumW0, D6c, II. Ioo!.
Notice Is hereby given, that on the lOt0
day Of December 1883 I seized Ut the Sa-
4 certain barrel Of whisky married. and
L-~s.s al "a a. AJlageaa- -tn-Rit: krom Ed
ton Of section 81 act July 20 1866sby mel
being stamped a. required Tor ''stock in
hand" Any person or persons claiming
the same must appear before me and
make said claim within thirty days from
date Of the first publication Of this notice,
or 1t will be forfeited to the United States.
w. II. G. JACQUES,
Dep. Col. 10 Div Dis. lows.
Dec ~ d1w3t.
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F o r s. LIE

medium size Burglar and Fire Proof
Safe, Lilies Patent, ct about half price
II. g. ANGLE& 90.
Dec. "A, -dAw1m,
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Mcpherson will probably be re-
elected clerk of the House without
opposition from either party.
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Got Clarke & Tuttle's, for the
heapest Stoves in the market.
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and large variety OF fancy and refined
candies, In short there 10 nothing In their
line but what they keep, invariably Of the
best quality, and ut the very lowest pri-
ces. They study to please, and a. cour-
tesy is cheap commodity they have q
large amount In stock which they dispose
OF gratuitously to all.
Give them call and the above facts
will be fully realized. f2i
Country produce, oggs. butter = corn
wanted.
Jany 9Th 1869 d&w3m. Hi4FH if
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4. Z. CHAMBERLAI0.

A. Z. CHAWBEKLAH.
Dealer in
DRY GOODS, HATS CAFE.
rURs. BOOTS, SHOES. oRo0ERrEs
READY MADE CLOTHING, LAMPS
ouEENswARE AND SCHOOL BOOKS.
Hiehest market price paid IN goods or
cash for all kinds OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Ih.ve bought out g. Myers Harness
shop. and shail be prepared 70 furnish 81
| kinds OF
Harness, Saddles, Whips, Gc.,
for cash 1t bottom market prices.
Dec. Sd w6m'*
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EKTTH 81 ECInU 1yvro1.
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STATE OF IOWA,
Wapello County,

December alst 1898 x4w.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-04-22
The Pnc king Of Tobacco. Cigars,
amt Snuff.

The following quotations from the act Of
Congress relating to the packing of tobacco
cigars, and snuff will be of interest to tho G
who are interested in that branch of manu-.
facture:
"Fne-cut chewing tobacco, and all other
kinds not otherwise provided for, in pack.
ages of !, I, 2, 4, s, and Is ounces, except that
hne-cut chewing tobacco may be put into
wooden packages Of 10, o. 40, and GO pounds
Smoking tobacco, 6ne.cut shorts, and
sweepings Of tobacco, in package. of 2, 4, 8
and Is ounces.
Snuff in packages Of !, 2, 4, 6. 8, and IL
ounces in bladders, not exceeding 10 pounds
or in jars not exceeding % pounds.
"Cigars in boxes containing Is, so, 100,
25G, and 500 each. Each package and box
must be stamped with the new tax>paid
stamps, and sold only as packed under the
provisions of the law, except that nne.cu.
chewing tobacco may be sold from woodea
packages, and snuff from blad ders, and jars,
and cigars from boxes, at retail by retail
dealers only.
"The removal Of ine-cut chewing tobacco
from stamped packages into cans or crooks
or cigars from stamped boxes, into cases to
retail, is ayiolation of the law as is also the
selling of fine cut chewing tobacco from the
stamped packages at wholesale, or to sell
again.
"The meaning and intent of the law is, Il
sell in packages as put up and stamped, and
when exception is made 10 retail from pack.
ages, it must be strictly observed.
slt being the intention Of the government
to raise large excise tax from these articles
it holds to strict accountability all revenue
officers, to the emf that this law is faithfully
complied with. 1t therefore behoves all
dealers in these articles to note lis provisions
and keep their tobacco, snuff, and cigars
covered by the proper stamps
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-04-22

saccsea. There is no reason WHY it
should not and will not succeed. Ii
its desirability and cheapness are once
unqnestionably demonstrated, there
will be no lack of capital offered to
render the route one of general use.
We, last week, published telegram
III rotation to a meeting at st. Louis
for the organization of means to the
accomplishment OF this end and sub
sequent dispatches prove the earnest
ness with which the people Of that city
are going into this enterprise. We
cannot doubt that only commercial
cowardice on the part OF those having
the matter in hand can prevent the
early contamination of this desired
project.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-04-22
'Eo Western Wool Growers.

The w oolen Manufacturers ASo-
citation OF the Northwest has decided
10 hold its annual Exposition at Gn.
cinnati, Ohio, on the firsr Tuesday in
August next, to continue tout days.
a very cordial invitation has been ex.
tended to wool growers to take part,
and furnish samples of the products OF
their ticcks, AND committee. ,om,
posed principally OF wool growers, has
been appointed to look after tn, in,
tcrest Of those who may avail item
selves OF the opportunity Of SO doing.
The committee take this occasion to
70 urge upon the wool growers OF the
country the Importance OF making the
display III the department des otea
TO raw material, As complete As posi-
bic, No limit is placed upon the
amount TO be sent; this being lett TO
the discretion OF the exhibitor; but it
would seem desirable that the quantity
should be sufficient to indicate with
clearnesS the general characteristics Of
the fiocks represented
Bales or boxes, properly packed
and marked For the Exposition, carr
Law & Co, Cincinnati, Ohio, will bt
cared for and placed upon exhibition
though, where practicable, it is hope(
that the wool growers will be there il
person, and extend their acquaintance
among the Western manufactures
who are soon to become their hes
customers.
Brother Wool Growere: Let our re
Spouse be as liberal as the invitation )
hearty. Let every flock be represe-
ted by bale Of specimen feeces, ad
every wool growing county send oe
or more of its representative men; ad
let nothing remain undone on our prt
that Will tend to make the Exposition
what it deserves to be-a compile
success. A. NJ. GARLAN.
Chairman Com, on Zoo.
CHATHAM, Ill, April l., 1869.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-04-22

TUE CoLD WINTER OF 1s42.-A cor
respondent Of the clinton Herald says
Of the Winter OF 1872
"The cold weather set in here with
snow storm, t.ink on the 10Th day
Of November, and in twenty four
hours the river was frozen over. We
had an unusual amount of snow, and
with the exception of the thaw which
took place the first week in January,
the weather continued extremely cold.
On the 10th Of April party of us
passed up the river on the ice as far as
Lyons in a two-horse cutter. On the
18th a six mule team crossed from
Fulton to Lyons on the ice, and it was
not until the 18th that a steamboat
succeeded in passing this point, though
an attempt was made on the 10TH
The snow and ice continued on the
ground in many places till past the
middle Of April. But little blowing
was done before the first of May.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-04-22

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is leieby given that the undersign-
ed has bee, appointed administrator of the
estate of Orrii White, late of Tama county,
deceased, by tie Circuit Court of said county
All persons living claims against said es>
tate will present. them duly verified to the
Clerk of said r"urt as required by law, and
all persons Indebted to said estate will max G
paymen. to thenndersigned.
KNIGHT DEXTER, Administrator
of the Estate Of Orrin White, decd.
March 81, 1S0--3nl3w4.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-04-22
state agg's.

Belle PLANE is to have a Congrega
;,onal church elitice \ let has been
rurchaf cl-coSt 81 500.
The iiontezuma Republican alver-
tiscs for good printer, who under
stands newspaper AM job work
The Eureka says that E. Brown has,
during the pas season, trapped three
wolves, seven wild cats and four oata-
mounts, all within five miles of Ana
mosa. l. Ana losa on the froutiers:
We are glad to note the appointment
Of I'd. Russell, editor OF the Gazette, as
postmaster at Davenport. 1t has
great significance, in the fact that Mr..
T. was the first postmaster whom
Andy dccapitated for refusing to be-
come convert to my Policy" We
are also glad to hear that his reinstate-
ment meets with the cordial approval
&! Davenporteys.
Additional list Of Iowa men APP
pointed to various Federal officers:
Silas 4. Hudson, Minister Resident
- Guatemala; Gen. S. L. Glasgow, 0,
Wayne county, Consul to Havre; Col
II. VI. Price, Davenport, Consul to
.ialsellles; Il. l.. Is. Clarke, of Mt
Peasant, Examiner-in Chief of the
Patent Office; I. NJ. Wilkins, Of Ana
llosa. Secretary of Dacotah Territory
= Boardman, Of Lyons, Collector o.
second District: 5. Goddard, Pension
Agent Al Des Moines; Sylyanus Dodd
l'vgister Of Land Olicc, Council Bluffs:
6. l.. Godfrey, Receiver of Public
Money, Des Moines. Postmasters-
Fti Russell, Davenport; John Wilcox
Eddyyille; Sanford Brown, Belle
f!aine; G. w. Coe, Anamosa; John 4
l.l!s, Ninton. John S. Runnells, Con
sui 10 lien Tsin, China.
PAY or STATE Orc Rs.-Iowa an
nually pays her Governor $500, and
$500 for house rent
Lieutenant Governor, six dollars a
,lay during the session of the Legisla
tGrc
Adjutant General $1,000.
Secretary of State, $1,000 and the
ierqn!sites arising from notaral com
missions.
Auditor, $500, and the Prerequisites
arising from Insurance certificates.
Treasurer, $4,000.
Superintendent Of Pabllc Instruc-
ton, 81 500, and $3.50 for contingent
expenses,
Register oi State Land Office, 81 !
500
Attorney General, 81 800, and per
q, isites.
Warden Of the Penitentiary, 81,
800
The Governors Private Secretary
Deputy Secretary of State, Deputy
Auditor, Deputy Treasurer, Deputy
superintendent Of Public instruction
and Deputy Warden, each receive
$1,000
Supreme Judges, $500
Members Of the Legislature, $500 {
Day and mileage. Speaker q tn
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-04-22

"fue Woman's Advocate from
Dayton, Ohio, comes to us this week
doubled in size, and very much i'm
proved every way. We are glad to
see such evidences OF its success but
we are surprised to see it eontute its
own arguments by keeping man at
I'M editorial helm Il Mr.. Boyer be-
liz cs, IS he certainly must, ii the per-
feet cqulalty Of the sexes, md thinks
Nat more avenues Of labor should be
opened to women, why does he not
step cut OF a position 50 manifest thy
within "woman's sphere" and let the
ladies' manage Their own paper. He
would perhaps be doing the cause he
loves quite Is good service II he were
engaged N some manly labor, leavinv
lis present position to be filed by a
woman.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-04-22
(sHICAGO 4 NORTH WESTERN RAIL
WAY.
IOWA DIVISIONS
Ga slsR 81


On and after May 18th, 1867, Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
GOING EAST.-PACIFrc EXPRESS leaves
Council Bluffs ll:45 A. NJ. Boone, $40 p. NJ.
lama l1:35 ?. NJ; Cedar Rapids 215 a. NJ. !;
Clinton, FOG A. NJ, and arrives in Chicago at
700 2. 4.
MAIL leafes Council Bluffs at 1856 p. N. !;
Eacne 500 \ NJ; Tama 100 P NJ; Cedar Rap
ids 5:10P. "; Clinton 9:45 P. NJ, and arrives
in Chicago d 5.G9 A. NJ
CLINTON PASSENGER leaves Clinton
11:25 A. NJ, ;na arrives in Chicago at $50 p. N
GOING NEST-PAoIFIc EXPRESS leaving
Chicag ct $40 P. NJ, arrives at Clinton 9:15
p. n; Cedai Rapids 1:24A. M; Tama BAT r.
NJ; Boone los A. ~, and Council Bluffs 2:55
P. NJ.
MAIL leaving Chicago at 100 P. NJ, ar
rivcs at Clifton at goo A. NJ; Cedar Rapids
1l.l5 4. NJ. lama 2:25r. NJ; Boone 6:15 ?. n.
Council Bluffs G:45 A. N.
CLINTON PASSENGER leaving Chicago at 8:15
A. NJ, arrives at Clinton at 800 r. NJ
Freight rains will not stopto take or leave
passenger, and ticket Offices will not be open
to sell tickets for freight trains. No passen-
ger will bs taken on freight train without a
t'c' de station Of which the train stops.
LIB. HOWE, supt.
B. I. PATRICK, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Clinton May II, 1867.
"a copy of the REPUBLICAN will he found
est file a the Office of the Chicago North
t#nas Il ilr- nv 3nQ ftrr,4rrar Ncm yoyr.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-04-22

During the Spring months u IS QUO
of the regular household duties to reno.
vate, and, in the multiplicity Of other
duties ones own self is, in a great
measure, overlooked; thousa nds Of val
liable lives might be prolonged, and
many doubtless saved from prem ature
graves by thoroughly renoyating the
ystem with DR.. Roback's blood Fills
tomach Bitters and Blood FUR Tier.
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