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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-05

Our YOUNG FoLKs.-The number for
March contains The Story OF Bad Boy, con-
tinued; Three in a BED; Glass Cutting and Or
namenting; Little Esther; The World we Live
On Ninth Packet OF the William Henry Letters
Who First Used the Mariners Compass The Lit
tie Culprit; The White Giant; Hannibal at the
Altar; How to Talk; A Morning Sunbeam
Round the Evening Lamp; Our Letter Box. Ap-
propriately illustrated. The publishers announce
that in the April number of Our Young Folks the
valuable serial entitled Gardening for Girls
will be commenced. The next two chapters of
/" The Story of Bad Boy" will treat of a subject
particularly interesting to our Young folks, name
ly, the Fourth of July Tom Bailey's adventures
on the night preceding the glorious Fourth, and
his mischances the next day, will be faithfully
chronicled. full-page illustration by Mr..
Eytinge will accompany this instament OF Mr..
ALDMcH's story. Published by FIELDS, CISCO oD
Il Co., Boston, Mass. $2.O0 per annum; three
copies, $500; five, $780, ten, $500; twonty-
5000, with extra copy.
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year, 10 would be better than doing both
in the spring, OF II the trees are TO be
planted in autumn, let the spring blowing
be done with reference TO this object, and
throw up into beds accordingly. Some of
eur orchardists recommend throwing the
land into beds and planting the trees on the
ridges, but this plan We do not consider a
good one, because Il necessitates the keep
ing OF the land IN beds, OF the roots Of the
trees will soon become exposed. Level
culture is always preferable in a climate
like that OF the United States, and II the
land Is too wet TO admit of Il then IL should
be underdrained, as this Is far cheaper in
the end than To be continually throwing
up beds for the rains TO wash down again.
IL the soil to be used for an orchard Is
heavy clay then subsoiling, as well az
deep plowing must be resorted TO, Il
good results are TO be expected. Digging
deep and wide holes for the reception OF
trees is system almost universally recon
mended in this country, but in nine cases
out of ten, these holesa are but the receptacles
of water, which collects from the surround
ing soil, and It does more harm than good
We like the idea as well as practice of deer
culture, but we want the soil all deep, and
II we cannot secure this, then q wide
deep furrow across the entire field is faI
| better and more readily obtained with .
plow than little deep soil under eacf
| tree. IL manure is required, then It may
be applied TO the dead burrows after the
first blowing, and thoroughly mixed will
the soil at the second. This is our system
of preparing ordinary good soil for al
apple orchard. We like it, and other
may, after giving it a trial.-Hedrth dnt
/ TTo,aa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-05
THE NuRsERY.-speaking of the Feb.

THE NURsERY.-Speaking of the Feb
ruary number of The Nursery, the Boston Trans
cript says: 1T is unquestionably the most beau
tiful specimen of a juvenile magazine ever pub
lished. 1t contains twenty-six wood cuts, all OF
them good, and some of them so beautiful as to
be worth framing. Six are contributed by Oscar
Pletsch, aud appear here prior to their publica-
ton elsewhere. In England, the series of twelve,
called The Little Housekeeper, or Learning to be
Useful and all given in the February and March
numbers of The Nursery, will cost $50; the
price of a whole years subscription to The
NurseTyl In an artistic respect, this work has no
superior among American periodicals" JOHN L.
SHoREY, IS Washington street, Boston, Mass.
$3.50 per year, with extra inducements to clubs.
Specimen copies furnished drdtts
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-05
A Chinese Novel. Hwa Tsien XII
Tie FlOwery Scroll.

. lF people are to be judged by theiI
literature, we cannot be far wrong in styl
ing the Chinese pedantic, pompous, affect
cd and inane. IL would be easy TO prove
this from the books they regard as their
classics. But let us take the novel before
us, which, no doubt, is tolerable reflex
of Chinese genteel life. The plot, to be-
gin with, is the most jejune Imaginable,
with an astounding hyperbole at the end.
II resembles squib that fzzes disagreea.
bly, for long time, and then goes of
with bang that makes the ear ache A
youth named Liang Is sent with some
birthday gifts to his aunt Yao, and falls in
love with his cousin, Miss Yao Sien. In.
stead OF proposing for OF TO her at once, he
passes months in blubbering in secret and
wiping his eyes with his long sleeves. The
young lady isequally given 10 these provok.
ing "waterworks, and repays him tear for
tear in way which would have exaspe.
perated Mr.. Sam Weller 10 madness. But,
not content with this stiffness, the lovers
indulge in longrhapsodies about the moon,
the blossoms of the peach-tree, and so
forth. Notwithstanding his despair, the
broken-hearled Liang Is careful "to ar.
range his garments" every time he gets
up or sits down during his lamentations.
In the meantime his father, in ignorance
of what Is going on, engages him TO an.
other young lady, one Miss Yu Khing.
Wnen Liang hears this anguish awaking
news he falls down like corpse, and is
brought TO his senses only by the severe,
but rather homely, expedient of admin,
istering to him powerful dose of pills.
The administration of the cathartic puts
an end 10 the cold water sy stem on which
thelovers have been living, and introduces
the haring hyperbole with which the story
concludes Miss Yao STEMS father, who is
an old Mandarin on the frontier, Is
suddenly attacked by 100000 "ac-
cursed rebels" As soon as this
news Ia brought LANG, who by
the effect OF the wonderful pills before
spoken of has been sufficiently invigor-
ated TO pass a successful examination, Il
made duke by the Emperor, and sent OF
with 100000 true men 10 decapitate the
10000 rebels. Unfortunately, his valiant
soldiers are seized with panic, and there
not being sufficient supply Of pills 70 In.
Neorate such numerous host, they run
away OF are slain by the rebels, save few
Mh' with Lang are shut up In noun,
tah On this, Miss Yu attempts to drown
~ Isei mi. contrary to rule In China, Is
pickeo up oy some boatmen Reinforce
mepts are now sent to LANG, who makes
sortle, and kills half a million out OF
the 100 600 rebels (this feat Il a trifle In J
Chinese novel; returns TO the Emperor
and ie welded by imperial decree, drst tc
Msaa Iao, and then TO Mlss Yui after
which, 70 show his good win 10 both. M
lakes the two handmAids Of each as Cop'
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since ten want 70 do II where one wants II
done; you must strike off into the broad,
free country. and ask farmer after farmer
to give you wort till you find II" the gen.
eral response, "I know nothing Of farm
ing" strikes on my ear like a knell. Even
at seasons when the farmers were intense
ly hurried by their summer harvest and
ready TO pay largely for any help that was
not hindrance, have known our city TO
be thronged with weary, sad petitioners
for something TO do" flour current ed
ucation we're not q plunder or a fraud
this could not he.--Hordo0 Greeley, IN
| Hearth and Home
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THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-T March
number contains MaIbone, an Oldport Ro-
mance-part III-by T. W. Higginson; A Thrush
in a Gilded Cage, by Christopher P. Cranch; The
Small Arabs OF New York, by Charles Dawson
shanly; Cooperative Housekeeping paper +;
Little Captain Trott, by Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe; A New Chapter Of Christian Evidences,
by James Freeman Clarke; Consumption in
America-third paper-by DR.. Henry I. Bow
ditch The Foe in the Household; Our Painters
second article-by John Neal; The Fatal Ar
row, by Alice Cary; Popularizng Art, by James
PartOni The New Education-second paper-hy
Charles W. Eliot; Howard at Atlanta, by John G..
Whittier; The Suabian Alb, by Bayard Taylor
Our New President by Charles G.. Game; SeGge-
Birds, by j. Eliot Cabot; Reviews and Literary
Notices. FIELDS, OsGooD & Co., 1874 fremont
street, Boston, Mass. $500 per year; two copies,
$500; five, $1,000; ten, $4,000; twenty-one,
lG0 10
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ARTnUR's Ho,rr MAoAzINr ron MARCH

ARTHURs HOME MAGAZINE FOR MARCH
is number OF unusual attractiyeness, Mr..
hrthur's Serial, 1.-THE Grahams ana the Arm
strongs," has reached point Of deep interest; IL
is story Of city life in New York, among the
lofty and the lowly. "The Fairville Sewing Ma
chine Temperance Society,"" by the author Of
"Ten Nights in Bar Room" is the newest thing
under the sun, and will make a stir among the
saloon keepers as we'll as the temperance men.
The Man with the Stone Heart" +" and " The Lost
Legends of the Nursery Songs" are admirable
stories. And ladies will bail with pleasure anoth-
er instalment of the =" Five Hundred Domestic
Receipts" in "Tifty Ways Of Cooking Fish and
Oysters" In the matter ofIllustration, this num-
| Der is very fine. 1.-THE Pet Bird" is a most
| charming picture. The Fashions are full and
varied; among them will be found four Brides
Dresses" Music, An Acting Charade, and large
variety of choice reading matter, suited to a
| periodical Of it's class, make the Home most at
tractlve ladies' magazine. T. s. ARTHUR & Sons,
800 and s11 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Single numbers, 90 cents. Single subscription,
| S2.00 per year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-05
THE GREAT LUNG REMEDY.
VIII ali those sflicted with Coughs or Consumption
read the following. and lean the value OF
Aliens Lung BaISam.
wHAT THE DoCroRs sAY,

Amos woolly, N. D., OF Kosciuseo county, Ind,
saysi "For three years past have used ALLIES LUNe
bALsAN extensively In my practice, and satisfied
there Is no better medicine for lung diseases In use"
Isaac r. poran. NJ. d, OF Logan county. o.. says,
"ALLKS's LUHe BALsAM not only sells rapidly, but
gives perfect satisfaction In every case within my
knowledge. Having confidence IN It. and kn wing
thatit possesses valuable medicinal properties freely
use II IN my daily practice and with unbounded suc.
As an expectorant st moet certainly far ahead
OF any preparation have ever yet known"
Nathaniel HAr ne. NJ n, of Aiiddlebury. Vt, SAYS;
81 have no doubt Il will boeone classical reine
dial agent for the cue Of all diseases OF the Throat
Bronchial Tubes, and the Lungs"
DR.. Lloyd Of Ohio, surgeon IN the army during the
war. fron expolure eontl acted Consumption He
saysi have no hesitAncy IN saying that was by tha
pse Of your Lung BAisam that am DoW alive and en-
icying health"
pr. Fletcher OF Missouri, says: AT recommend your
Balsam IN preference - any other medicine Tor
Coughs, and IL gives sgtisfaeton."
ALLlS's LuSs nlLsAn is shs rspsay g cure ~
testsd before using any other BAlsam. II will cure
Nhen all oIhsrs fan Directions seeempAny each
bottle.
IN. Harris & Co.,, Sole PrOpristOrs,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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Woman Is Endowed

With a peculiar organization, 1t is easily i'm.
paired and requires medical treatment which will
speedily terminate her suffering and secure to her
perfect health and splendid spirits. Ladies will
ind In MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS q rare
Specific and Tonic for their sex in every period Of
life, from infancy to old age. II is a preparation
which will aid nature in the discharge Of Its func-
tions, impart strength to the system, tone to the
digestive organs, and will prevent lassitude and
insure physical regularity. Sold everywheTe.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-05

RIVERSIDE MAGAzINR-The number
for March eoptains Which was the Hspplssti by
Hans Christian Andersen; White and Ped chap
teFS-by Grs. Halsn Q. Weeks skating, by Mary
n Prescott; stories about Roses; TIE Judss's
Psts-part Shy 4 Johnsoai Ths Alchsmlst, BY
Abby Sage, NOero Fables Panama, By FslhSR
W, Aasll lhe EAlTy FlaH, ~ \. AAslsI Alass
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-05

WOMAN SUFFRAGE PAPER-A new
paper in advocacy Of woman suffrage, called THE
AoITAToR, has just been started in Chicago. II
is edited by Mrs. Mary A. Livermorc, assisted by
Mrs. NJ. L. Walker, OF TIE Sorosts, which viii be
merged into the new paper. The sblest writers,
both East and West, will contribute TO itr
columns Mrs Livemore is one OF the most Wig.
orous writer's Of our times, and Mrs walker will
be valuable associate in the enterprise. THE
AsIrAToR is wholly devoted to the interests oi
woman, and IL will undoubtedly exert a com.
handing influence, and secure a wide circulation
1t is large weekly, in quarto form Terms, Sa5C
per wear
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-05

Quaggs Hunting 7. j. Milsi
Mop, skip and Jump, by Peui II. Hsyne; Maple
Sugar, by Jacob Abbott; A Day in March, by
Anne silvernail; Recollections and Impressions
Of FrederikA Bremer, BY Miss sallie A. Brock
While March Winds do Blow. With several and
appropriate Illustrations. Mr.. Andersen's new
stories will be published from month to month
In the Riverslis MogGs5e for Young Rople, in ad-
vance of, or simultaneously with, their publoa-
ton in Copenhagen. The April number will
contain story written For My Young Friends
in America" making the sixth story published in
the magazine under this arrangement Published
by Hum & HoUeHToN, New York, t05O year
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-03-05

WHEN we cOnsider the number OF
human beings that die with Consumption every
year, the importance of medicine that will cure
all pulmonary affections that tend TO this com
plant, and zen to arrest the destroyer after 1t
has indicated its presence in the system, must be
admitted to be beyond all estimate. This wOLder-
ful power Is claimed 10 be possessed by Aliens
Lung Balsam. For sale by all druggists.
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November 2, 1855
LIPPINOOTT a BAKKRNLL-
DedT SBs 81 feceis sed your second Red Jacket Axe
per express, ana acknowledge the same. For the
business 20 chop With an axe, would cay ~ the
Red Jacketi and the Supreme Court have hed tnat
a Doctoris opinlOn without MS reasons h OF little
vAlus, viii glye my Ieasons Fhs-The ksd !, jacket
cuts deeper than the common bit. hft1gtd ~ being
round on the cut u does aOt stick IN M wood-
nhd-kvery chopper with the common axe nhst dls-
cover that there n ~ much labor and Strength ekpend
Cd IN taking the axe Oat Of The eut q " aehg NE
blow. FbliTfh-Ths With the Red Jacket - All hNoid'
81 md om on third 10 the labor u saved IN
cutfipe De saloe ouanfity FttA-By putting IN the
can easily make At least thirty -thfee per gent more
wood In she same tine l9l als ~ ~ istsng sny
ID fails, refund HIN bis 1nopey.
HAERY BALDWIN,.
For sals BY all rssgSns1isds asa sPa ne T4nuiSc
PIIIehuusH. Pa, Sole owners OF colburn's and Red
Jacket Patents- ISM D
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FpIIEpSY cam ne cuRED.

Those having friends aiotsd are earnestly solicited
10 send for ircuar Letter q eierences and Iesi.
monias, which Will oonyns ne most keptcs ot nc nc
tOCKR0w, NJ D., IS 9reat Jones-st4 New York city
UOUNG GENT i-wouid you sport luxuriant
i Moustach2 usogive Wiltont American Ong guenN
trial and you viii be mere than isssed WIN ms
~ ~ IORINa AUsTIN. Aren't Rlsie, Mieh,
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N Pafd Water- Proof Paperi
u Roofing, Siding, Ceiling, |
Z Ca1peting, Urdter Pipes,
Fare Cutters, Sc. address
10 JFAY 1 SONS Camden, New IGrssy, /
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WARRASTED TO REMovE ALL DESIRE FOR ToBAooo. /h
eny ve0adRe and harmless, aud is also exceepf ap.
petiNF pUrtes and eTehes the blood, invigoratG the
SYSTEM possesses great nouTshng and strenghenDk
the stomach TO digest the hearties food
sleep reishing and establishes robust health noks
aud eeee for stry years cured Price Fiftyents per
box Pea Nee. An Interesting treatise tE injurious
effects tojkcco, with lists Of testimonials references
etc., 81 n FRE(. Agents wanted Address,
DR.. 7. r. ABBoTT, JERSEY City, n. y
TESTrNHOrIIA IAI5-
Az EMINENT MUSICIANS TEsTIMoSY-I have thor
oughly tested Burs Anidote and esnOt say TOO much
in It's praise hd.Natsed ne from lOvabe condition,
caused by the use to that dseatOa and
Cor cottagAGFOve and 21hd St, Chicago. III.
Dr. Buron Au,do,. Gl ss: ceiSpSS Sf SSIg m
bsceo. Send two boxes Spf fnds who laughed At the
w A. MoELR0S IMtchigan Southern R. R.
FROx rHE U; s, TREAsuN segasry's 0nee.--Pisase
e, send las supply Of the ASr The one rse!Eed Aas done
rs rSos ors sSN Sa~ hiursuH Gsaan Of
influence here having bn cured II the appetite for tobac
co by using Dr. BuroYs Antdote Ne desre supply for
the prisoners Of this W Htitution. -f -
JosEPa MAfo, Warden Of \ H. State Prison.
Tobacco has accom- SiisIsd an olaGnied SoSVL
W. .MfsE lst Nat. Bank NeN Albany Ind.
CLERsYNAYs TEsTINosr-oEE BoAoF ANTIDoTE
cured my bFothE and myself, IT EEyER TAIS
RevH. W. SHOEMAKER, Keley's SAtou, Pa.
FRoN rHgLPoLIcE HEADQUARTERS, LYSN\ \MAss.--I
using Or, cartons Andoe, and all desre for iASeco Is
removed VIZ. L. WAN JR.
FRoM/THE SOUTHERN HOVE JOURNAL BAIISHoRF
Mphe box Of Burtons AntidOte remoped al desNe FOR
the WE'D from me- take pleasure in reeommendngt TO
al oH readers T. " sLArKR, Edit0k
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
H. ,. u. u
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YelOcipede Wheels !
MAHUFACTuRED by
s. N. BROWN & CO., DAYTON, OHIO
They also make prime article of spokes and Hubs for
light carriage and buggy wheels. send for pioe list.
DEAFNESS, CATARRH, SCROFULA
IL Specinlty.-Cures legally guaranteed or money
returned By the Inventor Of the Celebrated Patent
1Oc. for Treatise Deafness atarrh and Scrofula
DR.. T. II. STILWELI., 1 9S Bleecker ST., New York
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Farms 4 Fruit Lands.


The Illinois Central Railroad Company have for sale
farming and fruit lands all lying adjacent TO their road
For grangrowng, stockraising and every purpose OF
profitable agriculture, these lands possess every reQui
site Of soil and climate.
THE FRUIT REGION
OF Southern Illinois is noted for its wonderful fertility
in the production of apples pears, peaches and all
kinds of fruits During the OF 1851 the Special
Fruit Express train brought over 100000 boxes OF
peaches and 10000 bushels of strawberries to Chicago
season to all the northern markets. 100000 acres OF
these ut lands are now offered for sale on favorable
terms.
Title in Fee from the State.
All Station Agents provided with plats, showing
the lands for sale in their vicinity.
the Land Department, SIS Michigan avenue, Chicago,
or descriptive pamphlet witt msps showing the
exact locality OF all the lands any person writ
ing for the same, in any language, to
JOHN B. OALHO 49,.
LAND COMMISSION :. CHICAGO.
A GRNTs WANTED in every town to sell the cele.
and most durable machines made. Send for circular.
CLIPPER MOWER REAPER Co., 12 Cliff St, New York.
A GENTS WANTED n -
Els EEfnlsSH fst. WiDas ESpSsR2s SHR fs sauirfss fiSss
mice, &C., throws them away E7ES9=fa3fzAkzai1
Sns and sets IbS,nssd Itself quick as Icy clNe
terms TO agents sent by express - zlz1L==Sl
on receipt of one dollar. Address
LIGHTNING TRAP Co.. 30 Mercer st., New York.
N New Pa fni Article for ev cry female Sample Sl
Address INVENTOR, p, o. Box D43S. New York
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DIR. BurtOn's Tobacco AntidOtey J

A FORTUNEINANY sTATE.-Rightsfor for sale
IA New Pa ent Article, for every female Sample go,
Address INVENTOR. 2. q. Roy 14aS. New Ynrk'
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
oHiGi.N.4i. NOTICE.

GTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS.
To Ernest Tuckerinan:
You are hereby notified that on or before
the first day OF January, 1870. there will be
on file in the office of the Clerk Of the District
Court of Tama county. Iowa, il petition Of
Albert II. Lawrence AMI Jacob Yeiser Dr.,
praying that a certain decd, executed by the
County IRE surer Of Tama county. Iowa, TO
the said Ernest Tuckerman, on a pretended
sale for taxes, pretended TO be due on the
land below described, be set aside viz: the
southwest quarter & J, of section No eighteen
QS). in township No. eghty>tlve 49, north
of range No. thirteen (l.) west of the 9th,
=. NJ, and asking that the title to said prem
ises be qaie,ed in them, and that unless you
appear thereto, and defend, On or before noon
Of the second day Of the next term Of said
District Court. being the February term Of said
Court for the year \. b. 1870, commencing on
the third Monday Of February A. y. 1870, Ut
the Court House, in Toledo, in said county.
def ult will be entered against you and judg-
ment rendered thereon.
A. H. LAWRENCE and
JACOB YElSER. JR,
5Ow4 Tlantiff"s.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-12-30
DNINISTRA TORS NOTICE.
SYERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS

In The Circuit Court of Tama County. Con-
rad b. Krausc, vs. Frank Kra,se, ct al.
by virtue of SPECIAL execution, dated the
10Th day of November, A. D. 1869, to me d.
rectcd, issued out of the Office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Tama county, State Of
Iowa, in favor of Conrad b. krause and
against Frank Krause, Alice v. Kratse, SteDh-
en- Hall, Edward Willigrod, N. G. Sales and
Sasander Hall, on judgment rendered by
said Court at the October term thereof, A. ID.
1869, against the said Frank Krause and
Alice V. Krause and o decree of foreclosure
against said defendants and q Judgment
against Frank Krause and Alice V. Krause,
wherein it was ordered, adjudged and de-
creed that the following described real estate
to>wit: The south half Of the south west
quarter Of section twenty -four CA, and that
part of the north half of the southwest
quarter Of section twenty four cay lying
south of Deer Creek, containing twenty five
and three-quarter acres (25a) more or less
and the east half of the northwest quarter of
section No. twenty-five (25); all being in
TOWNSHIP No. eighty four (Si), Range sixteen
(lG) west Of the 9Th 2. NJ, in Tama county,
Iowa, be Sold or so much thereof rs is neces>
sary to satisfy said judgment, interest and
cost:
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby CIV
en- that have levied upon, and shall on the
9TH day Of January, A. d. 1910, between The
hours Of o clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ.
of said day, sale to commence at the hour of
10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door of the
Court House. in Toledo, Iowa in the County
Of Tama, offer and sell at public ont-cry, to
the highest and best bidder, for cash, all the
right, title and interest of the above named
defendants. in and to Tie above described
property, or so much thereof as is necessary
to satisfy said judgment for I'll, above named
sum together with costs and all accruing
costs, unless the same shall be soon ar salts
fed KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff of Tama County Iowa.
STRuBLE 4 BRADSHAW,
Attys for Plaintiff.
hlW2l So 10