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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-14

THE EARTHQUAKE AN CoLINA, MExIco.-A let.
Ter fIom Colima, Mexico, gives an account Of q
terrible earthquake experienced In that city on
the morning of December 10th. For several days
previous the volcano of Colima. thirty miles from
the city, exhibited SYMPTOMS Of internal commo-
zion, sending forth smoke and steam, sceompa-
MED with tremblings and thakings of the earth,
and on the morning Of the 10th by gentle rock
ing of tie earth, which gradually Increased In
violence until the walls cracked and everything
bresksble in the houses was demolished. The
vibration was from northeast to southwest, and
lasted nearly forty seconds. The cathedral, ware
houses and brick building were cracked from top
to bottom. The people, startled from sleep,
rushed frantically for the plaza. II Is reported
that several persons we're killed by the falling OF
the National Hotel. The shock vas felt long
distance in the interior In some places the
ground opened, trees were uprooted, hills leveed.
water courses changed and general upheavel of
the earth took place. D..
At the city Of Manzanio the cathedral building.
which bad stood the shocks Of earthquakes aud
storms for over q century, was riven from top to
bottom, even the tiles on the roof being broken.
Some eighteen CT twenty persons were crashed
by the falling walls OF the American Hotel, and
three others buried in the ruins Of the ware
house of VASE man Co.
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ferred TO special committee Of five 10 be selected
from the city delegation. and to which all such
bills shall hereafter be referred. Lost
The bill was then referred to the standing COM
mittee on public health and quarantine.
A Joint resolution ordering the appointment of
a special Joint committee 20 investigate the sit
%, o. Of the committees ordered to sit during the
recess. Consideration postponed until N Snday
next.
Senate bill authorizing the auditor to employ
additional clerical force.
Pending The consideration Of this bill, the House
a6iourned
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ARTICLE ~.

TIE Affairs ssd Company shall be under the direction and
management Of Edward Higgins who at time have
The privilege Of essoceting with him persons from
among the stockholders Of the Company subject to the
orova Of the Board Control who shall Board Of
Agents assist rsnsscng the business Of said Company
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-14
GREY JACKET BITTERs.

GREY JACKET BITTERS.
ITO THE REAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
New Orleans, December L. 1865.
In the year 1865 the undersigned percsivng that their
ends In the South being imposed upon by thousands
of vile compounds under the Of Whistles, BrAAdes
Gins schnapps Bitsrs etc, etc. determined to begin the
Manufacture Of pure medicinal spirit out of hOmsraised
Southern herbs to supply the want of the public in this ae
which had created the demand. We called cur spirit
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-14
N. o. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
UNIFIED STATES OF AMERICA. /,
cram or LoursrasL orr or NEW oRIzAm.

Be Known That on sh. eighth dsy Of rsbrus.y IN 2.
and Of the independsnee Of the United States The
n and for The City and Parish q New Or
le2ns State Of Louisiana Aforesaid, duly commits
tioDed and sworn, personally and appeared The
parties hereinafter named and undersgned who severally
declared that avang themselves Of the provisions Of the
Of Louisiana relative to the organise
ton Of corporations this State they have covenanted and
agreed and do these presents Covenant and bind
themselves those whom they 70 form them
constitute corporation for the objects and
and under the spulatons regulations end obss
sions following. tovit
Ina name title Of said Company shan Be- ths "NEW
ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY and lite comsctl 10
hereby established IN the city Of New Orleans and It shah
exist and continue for the term OF twenty years from the
date Of these presents unless sooner dssoved
provided for II shall have corporate seal with device
he and tbs name Of the Company uDau ths margin
thereof
ARTICLE II:
rhs object Of said company is TO construct otherwise pro
and maintain steamships to constitute line
lines Of steamships 10 be owned and controlled In the city
Orleans, and to trade between said
ports on the Atlantic coast OF Gulf Of Mexico.
The Of said copsny shall be the
whom citations notices other where
IN she said Company may be interested
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-14

POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATgs.-From the
annual report Of Mr.. Alexander Delmar, director
of the bureau of statistics, we learn that during
the year 1867 census of the United States was
taken, by which the population Of the country was
ascerf1jned to be 6,743 1873, distributed ss fol-
lows: New England States, 3,5ll ,09s; Middle
States, 8 AIS ,ll6; Southern States, l0.649s 46S
Western States IL ,667 ,57f; Territories, 4S9 $50.
The white population numbers 80 l09 SGT; the
coIored. 4.6333il.r The totals compare as follows
xith thOse of fhe caueus of 1860
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The capital stock Of said Company e hereby nxed Of Chs
sam OF ~ HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS divided into shares Of Fifty Dollars EACH all Of which
10 be paid before the signing Of these presents which
capital mey be increased amount not exceeding NIL
ION the should be required By twohirds capital
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wILLrAM NJ. EooLEs,
Attorney ~ Law.

WIN solicit Psfsnts and prosecute Patent Suits and old
ysced csnn Expecting profits from such, vs
obtain patents On frs application for barely costs
ana having been In the business for tina are 80
bled 10 shape claims 70 svsid Infringement An sss
ness attended TO promptly-advice ffes In al csssA
Bsss Of cffy rsfersnces given vhsa desired.
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Thresourths Of the stockholders In capital shall hsys the
power wind and settle the business and affairs Of said
Company, time during Its existence, of making
modhcatsnf additions changes 10 this act giving
sixty DAYS prevsls notice in two OF the published
Q this city.
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LOTTERY.

OiIEh1.
REAL EsTATs LOTTERY.
ec-rT at 81 t3
lns nael %
M
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE.
f1a LOCATED IN THIS
To be Disposed OF by Lottery.
The drawing of this Lottery place tn
tickets Sold under the charter Of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Granted BY the Legislature Of the State In 1865 and which
embraces in ats Scheme some of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY In THIS CITY, tO-vit:
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL. now open to the public and
doing business.
THE FURNITURE OF THE HOTEL
TEE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
THE DWELLING, STORES AND wARERooMs. Nos
ns, lis and 40 Royal street. adjoining the Hotel.
THE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS No As St Louis
street. opposite the Hotel
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL FARM. BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENTS.
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND.
Is Prize''..'....'.-'-'.'..'..-..'' Tickets $40
For full and particular description Circular which
will be pOspsidts any desiring IT. and all orders
Tickets will receive prompt attention by addressing
De. HALL.
st. Charles Hotel
New Orleans La.
GREY JACKET BITTERS.
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On the expiration the term Of twenty-five years.
herenbore agreed for the existence Of said Company
amajory Of the stockholders In capital shall have power
determine the mode Of selling and dsposng Of all
She property and effects belonging said Company and also
decide upsn the conditions Of the sale
disposition thereof and finally Of winding up and qndsns
rs AfAira 70 tina best advantage.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-14

MAeSOLIA wATER.-Superior to the best I'm.
price.
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mACHINERY, HARDWARE.

MACHINERY, HARDWARE
SrAUFFIR. KENT a CO..
II LATE sLAEE. srAUTFER CO.,
7I............... Canal ssreet...............51
In addition to full assortment of Foreign and Domestic
n, HARDWARE.
MALE. IRON. STEEL. COPPER, TIN PLATE. SHEET
ZINC, YELLOW METAL, PAINTS, OILS.
GLASS ETC. ETC,
Would call attention TO their large Stock of
AGRICULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS.
Comprising the following well known
Plows:
$500 JAMES H. HALLS PREMIUM. awarded first Prem
iums at the Fairs oflsss and 1857
5OOGARI EFT oJTTxAN's
ZOO CALHOUN ATKNsoNs, Genuine
1900 HALL & sPEER'S.
1000 B. z. AvERY's.
$50 JOHN KINGS. Carey.
$50 YosTs Puows AND scRAPERs
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND COTTON FACTORS.
Hardware,
NAILS, PLows, HOES, GUNS, TRACE CHAIss,
HAMEs AND COLLARS
500 kegs NAILs-4d, Sd, 80, lOd, lad and 2Od-
1000 Hall speer COTTON FLOWS.
1000 B. =. Avery E. :.
500 assorted SUGAR PLows.
50 casks English PLANTERS HOES.
$500 Double Barrel SHOT GUNS $40 to 500.
50 casks Engish TRACE CHAINS.
500 dozen ROOT HAMES.
coo dozen HOGsKIN COLLARS.
go dozen p G. Taylors AXES.
100 dozen Hunts AXIS
For sale at Reduced Prices, by
TAYLOR & CHURCHILL,
a Magazine street, opposite st James Hotel.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24

CRYSTAL NEws-The rain storm,
last Saturday, was the most extensive
and damaging ever experienced there
for ten years. Several trees were
struck by the lightning Nearly all
the small bridges were swept away
entire.-Henry Davis was returning
from the Buckingham Mills, Saturday,
with grist, and drove into the water,
at the creek east of West Wilson's,
which he supposed was flowing over
the bridge. The horses went in and
found no bridge, and barely escaped
with the loss of the grist and wagon
bed. The latter, with portion of the
former, were afterwards recovered
An additional half acre has been added
to the Crystal Cemetery and $3.50
raised to pay for the same, and newly
fence and otherwise repair and beauti-
fy little, if any, damage was done
to the crops by the storm on Saturday.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24

Among the. Graduates of the Colum-
bian College Law School, Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, at the late Com
menccmcnt, was l'hos. J. Staley, form
crly OF Toledo, and we'll known, we
believe, to most OF its citizens Upon
his graduation, his fellow clerks in the
ID Auditors Office, presented him
with copy of "Brightley's Digest" as
an evidence of their esteem. He was
also the recipient of a liberal number
of boquets from his many friends.
We will "bet our bottom dollar"
that Oxford has, this season, sent out
more "School- mans" than any other
town in the county-and every faith
er's daughter of them is pretty. Put
that in your boquet and look at it,
Bros. Cambridge and rue.-[Leader.
That may be all very true. At least,
we'll be the last to doubt it. But then,
Brother Yarham, it's burning shame
on you that they are all "sehoolmams."
Our opinion is that some one of them
should be wearing silk dresses out of
the proceeds of the Leader and look
ing after the little leaders. Put that
IN your cradle and rock it.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24

CATTLE RUNNING AT LARGE.-We call
attention to Ordinance No. 16, passed
10th of July, 1868, in regard to cattle
running at large within the corporate
limits of Toledo, between the hours of
10 p. M. and 5 A. M. 1t is made the
duty of the City Marshal to take up
and impound all such animals found
running at large during the prohibited
hours. The ordinance will again be in
force from the LIST of July to the 1st
of December, and the Marshal desires
to give notice that he shall enforce the
ordinance after the LIST of July. We
hope people interested will make a
note OF this and govern their cattle ac-
cordingly.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24

The July number of the Atlantic
Monthly commences q new volume
It appears, to us, to have gone back
to its old style. A fact which we
think will delight most Of it's readers.
For the last few years, the Atlantic has
seemed to come down to the standard
Of public taste, instead OF trying, as be
fore to raise the public tastes up to Its
own level. The articles, Birch Brows-
ings,' and THE Greek Goddcsses."
have the flavor of the old times. A
new story Gabrielle de Bergac," is
commenced and "The Foe in the
Household' still continues. Taken
throughout it is an unusually good
number, and we hope it will be enjoyed
by an unusually large number Of read.
ers.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24


The prospects for the building of the
so-called "plug" are growing more and
more cheering The various commit
tees who have been canvassing the
town and country for stock and sub
scrp,ions report fayorcbly. While
there are several large farmers close to
town, and several land owners in town
who are too smalllisted and small
souled to aid in this enterprise, the
committees say that through the coun-
try north OF us nearly every one OF
the farmers take hold with positive
cagcrness and subscribe. The farmers
want the road built because they see
the certainty OF competition among
the purchasers of their farm produce
competition among the sellers of
farm and farmhouse neccssaries, and
saving OF five miles in distance trav-
eled each market day.
A meeting was held at the Court
House Saturday night and several
committees appointed to solicit sub
scriptions in town and among the
farmers. On Tuesday night another
was held and the reports of these COM
mittees received. One committee re-
ported over thousand dollars, anoth-
err over three hundred dollars and over
six hundred bushels of wheat, and an
other one five hundred bushels of
wheat, besides various other contribu-
tions received by other parties. At
that meeting over thirteen hundred
dollars additional were raised. AS the
papers were scattered among many
persons, not all of whom were present,
we are unable to give the total amount
already raised, but rough estimate
makes it about eighteen thousand dol
lars. Only two thousand dollars more
to raise and the railroad is certainty.
Only little more energy, little more
work and little more liberality and
the project is fixed tact.
A meeting will be held on Saturday
evening to hear the final report of the
committees and the summing up Of
the contributions and stock subscrip-
tons. We hope all who can do SO
Will give their attendance at the Court
House at an early hour. We have no
doubt that the reports will be entirely
satisfactory. If it Is so, the friends of
this enterprise will hear the booming
of cannon as an announcement of such
desirable result Friends of the
railroad, listen to the music of the can
non Saturday night
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24
These items from the Citizen of the

These items from the Citizen of the
18th: Tama City Lodge, No. l52, /.
0. Q. f., will celebrate the coming
Fourth on the 3d.-Thc grocery store
Of Thomas Bricc, Jr., at lama City
was burglarized on the 18th to the
extent of few cans of oysters and
some money.-The northern part of
the county experienced hail storm on
the 12th-More sidewalks and houses
are being built at Tama City
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24
Nasty Talks Planta tiOn.,

hev TRADED OF my Post Offs &
tux mi Pay in Plantashun! P'raps yu
may be supprized to here NV mi relin-
quishin my Guv'ment Offs with Anvil
its glory in sech Caws.
Here NEE tust; then jcdge Nee. 1t
hapcnd thuswisely: l WIS canvassin
the Mawmea Flats for owr Bluvid
Kedentry = the Post Offs suksechun.
In tibet land NV pewer Delite l struk a
snag Thee Fever Ager
TUX me, & thee Chlls s. Shivers SINK
me-shuk me like Mold loos button
on Shaiky smoke-House doar;
til mi fraim Nv 40 SUMMER lukd like
sum Ole plaid Out bumerz on mornin'
wen his Gin IL won & he can't git no
moar! y IN. d. This is not
by Edd. A. Powe; but it Gums so
awlfirod neer too it tibet yeu woodn't
no the difrunce IN the dark.)
In this ourfnl eggstremmity l Tlue
at wonts tn Mold fren' NV Mine &
toald hur mi kritterkel pink. Shee hes
nod NEE Long & Luvd me Wei &
she cawls me Pet Names. "Troly,"
sez Shee (sech IL the Plaiful knikno-
men NV mi Boihood) "yu orter talk a
good Doste NV Plantashun Bit'urz.-
I've lived & Suferd in theaz swaumps
every "sens the 3 thayers wus Hung
l no, ded "surtinty, tibet Plantashun
Biturz IL the only reel kewer fur the
Shaiks!n "B-b--but. air "thaa IL
loyawl drink asked |, shiverin'ly,
teerin Least / mite bee incurridgin'
suththin NV a snthern Nacher--
"Doont bee skeerd' Troly," re-
piled the csstimabul Dorcuss, ''tha air
Maid Nv "Callasayya S. T.-1S60--N
& thee Very loyawl"ist kind NV
Sanity Crews Rum Mi Douts bein
remuved & mi Feers fur thee Post
Offs asswaged I tux an awlmity Doste
NV "Plantashunn & yu bett brutherin,
it maid NEE bile! TUX anuther in , IL
ourz d mi shaiks quit. I may sa, tina
"parsed in THAR Chess! Tina got! Not
wun uv'em lingurs too say good bi! |
wuz Nasty kewera; Petroleum wei!
wei l wux! Now l am Planta-
shun mishunnery; | go abowt preachin
the good Tidin's to Anvil shakers (.S
"uthers rcqurrin Jentel stimmerlent."
ser small billy hev traded off mi
Post Offs & may Now be found
talkin Plantashun Biturs, in the
hiwaiz 4 thee blwaiz frum Erly Morn
till Dewey Eve. What sinnn, sutrin,
shaiked bruthcr II hoy the next Bottul?
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24

The congregations of the M. +.
Churches, Of Toledo and lama City
will hold meeting'in the grove near
Judge Eermilya's brickyard, over next
Saturday and Sabbath. All desiring
to go from here will meet at the NJ.
+. Church, on Sabbath morning at 9
o clock, where teams will be in wait
ing Those having teams will please
bring them. Az are invited. Bring
your dinners and spend the day in the
groye-"God's Temple"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24

We arc in receipt OF Nos Il and -
of Zell's Popular Encyclopedia and
Universal Dictionary, and we repeat
the commentators heretofore given
in its behalf. We consider the work
one of great value to scholars and 9th
ers who desire to be informed on geo
graphical, biographical and historical
subjects. Each number is an SPACED,
3-columned quarto, and is sold ut the
low price OF ten cents. The publisher,
T. Ellwood Zell, OF Philadelphia, cx
poets to complete the work in $50
numbers; but he guarantees that what
ever may be the extent Of the work,
the cost, to the subscriber, shall not
exceed s25. l.. Colangc is the Editor,
assisted by number OF men eminent
in their several spheres Of study. For
club rates and samples, call a. this Of
flee, or address the publisher.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24

CHANG. OF TIME.-The Chicago &
Northwestern Railway has made a
change in the running schedule of the
road. The mail will hereafter arrive
at Tama City, from the East, at l1:11
A. NJ, and from the West at $40 p.
NJ. The Pacific Express arrives, from
the East, at 9:04 A. NJ and from the
West at 4:54 p. NJ. We shall publish
the amended Time Table next week.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24

The Sheriff duly notified us of an at
tachment, Tuesday, by presenting the
office with some enormous strawberries,
the largest OF which was over four
inches in circumference. They were
of the Russell Prolific variety. Office
hands said they were bully.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24
NlllEl AGBn1'S !!

male AVID lenAlt, % intraI1ttt The benMat
Taprord Canmoa SRse Fatt{4 .Setcta3 Kqcb.ar
This machine viii stiteh hem. trit, nick,
qril. corl tiul, braid anl embgoilcr ina
most superior manner. Price only So Fully
warranted for FIVE years We will ray $1,000
for any machine that will sew stronger.
more beautiful, or mere elastic scam than
ours Ii makes the elastic Lock Stitch"
Every second stitch can be cut and still The
cloth cannot be pulled y, MT without tearing
it. We pay Agents from So % S2a0 rer
month and expenses, or commission from
which twice that amount can be made Al.
dress SECOMB 4 Co, Pittsburgh, Ia Eos>
ton, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
CAlrIov DO not be imposed upon w
other parties palming off worthless east .iroa
machines. under the same name or otherwisc
Onrs is the only genuine aud really prsctical
CHEAP machine manufactured v3u23w
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24
To Candidates.

The hour approaches when candl-
dates are talked of for the various Of
fees to be filled at the coming election.
All should hang out their sign of can
didacy before some one else las been
settled upon. We will publish an
nouncements from now until the sit
ting of the Republican County Con
ventlon, at 81 each, payable in advance.
Send III your announcements early.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24

We can scarcely say any thing more
in praise of "Our Young Folks the
July number of which has arrived,
than we have already said, except to add
that the "Story ola Bad Boy" grows in
interest and the other articles are not
in the least behind those of previous
numbers.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24

PEAT.-Mr. Alexander Whitley, of
Howard township, seven miles north
Toledo, has found bed of peat on his
farm. We have seen and tried a spec
linen "brick" of 1t, and, although we
are not much OF Psychologist, we are
sure, from the way our brick burned,
that the article IS valuable.
Is this the only instance Of peat be.
ing found in this county?
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24

DLAxKs.-We keep on hand for SALE all
kinds Of Notary's, Attorneys, Justice 8, Con-
stables and other official blanks, such as
Warranty and Quit Claim Deeds, Real and
Chattel Mortgages, Original Notices, Abs
strnct Of Title, Affidavit Of Non-resdents,
Power Of Attorney, Justices Notice, Execu-
tions, Subpnnas, Attachments, Attachment
Bonds SC. Blanks not kept on hand will be
printed on short notice to order. If
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24
A M ySlery.

1t is mystery to most people how
a combination of medicines put up un-
der one name can have sufficient cura-
tive powers to cure SO many different
diseases, and often the very best OF rem
cdies are discarded or branded as
humbugs because they are recon-
mendcd to cure so many complaints
This nomenclature of diseases would
seem to imply some essential difference
between the diseases thus distin-
guishcd, whereas, they are really one
and the same disease, merely differing
by the amount of inflammation or irri
tation in one organ rather than the
other. For instance, from a torpid
state Of the Liver we have Jaundice,
Nervous and Sick Headache, Bilious
Fever, Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Constipation, Neuralgia, and innumer
able complaints under high-soundlng
names, all arising from disordered
state of tie Liver. Hence, we say,
invigorate that important organ:
purge out the vile accumulation with
RoLack's Blood Pills, and once re-
stored to vigor, take Roback's Blood
Purifier or Stomach Bitters to keep it
performing it's regular functions. and
you will be no longer troubled with
these many ailments. 24w4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24

DEMoREsrs MONTHLY continues to
find favor with the ladies. "The La.
dies Club" is department not to be
found in the other fashion Magazines,
and as it always gives much sensible
advice and information, it cannot fail
to interest it's readers. 50 per annum,
with q premium. Published at 1913
Broadway.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-24

r. II. Frazee keeps an assortment
Of jewclry, watches and clocks from
which most any one can make selec-
ton. unless most any one is harder to
please than most any one ought to be.
He also does repairing at low rates and
neatly. His single hangs out in To
le(1o.