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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-19
River IntelliRenea.

SOUTHWEST Pass, April IS, 6 p. MIA.
rometer 29:95; weather calm. Arrived :
Steamship /. G. Harris at 4 so P. NJ, Lock
wood, master, from Brsxos Santiago TO g. A.
Whitney & Co.
No departures,
On the bar bound ont: Steamship Teutonia.
Outside waiting for wind to sail: Ships
bennington and Annie Royden.
I PAss-A-L'OurHE, April IS, II M
Weather clear; wind east, light. Arrived:
sseAmship Pfrit. Gardner. master, from
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-19

J.D. Young vs.. Magazine Street Railroad
Company of Jefferson Clty.-This case came
up yesterday before Judge DibbIe, of the
Eighth District Court, on a suit to dissolve the
Injunction, on the ground that the surety
on the INJUNCTION bond was insufficient, and
also on the plea Of lis peTdens, it being
alleged that another suit, involving the
same subject matter, is on file in the Second
Judicial District Court for the parish of
jefferson. The case Was continued until
next Friday.
H. S. McComb VS.. Jackson Railroad. This
case, which was fixed for yesterday, was
continued on account of the absence OF
Judge Campbell, one of the principal coun-
Cirnr1it Cnnr.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13

The number of visitors to the city during
the past two weeks remind of ante bc.m times OF
the sights presented occupied the marked
ton OF our friends from the neghborng cities and
country They doubt found the Mdrdi Grds display
attractive the Mystic Krewe procession and the tab
eaTx enchanting and the Firemens turnout the 4th
ing ntereet The eye is pleased, but there nothing
substantial for the mind to fall back upon Pageanry
at best can only interest children low order Of
mind The reflective demand something more solid
something that ministers to body and Hence
universal inquiry from out visiters Where is No
9 Camp street 2" " Where is Glynn & wntz'sY" So
this from constantly increasing groups
that the police not understf ndng the thing at
became alarmed. thinking no doubt of eneute But
when the real cause was explained detail from the
force stationed at the great centres guide the
thnsasc crowd to the renowned boot and shoe estab
lishmept of Messrs. Glynn Wintz, No. Camp street
The pressure here great-the demand persist
emit that the attendants fairly exhausted in their
efforts to rehabtate awl applicants. Such spectacle
Sofas chairs shoe occupied by expectants,
whose understandings having thrown off their eete in
teguments, craved adornment. Never before did
such patient waiting. Elegantly dressed ladies and
yappareed gentlemen waited their turn with
resignation that spoke powerfully of sefcSntro and
isfy their lasting and upper.most desires
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13

STEWART STovE.-The cadeverous appear
ance of our people nation has frequently peted
and commented on by foreigners The fact been as
the pursuit of wealth Either these NAV have
contributed their quota but the principal
be Enthusiastically traced to eating of bad bread
We do not mean bread made from inferior article of
flour; but do mean to that caused by good
bread being badly baked Every houseSeeper will bear
testimony to the fact that the majority stoves
in wofuly deficient of tile first re-
4usites in good stove viz: good baker They either
mass Of sGdden dough that would take the stomach
of the system which terminates in dyspepsia With lis
untold raniicaton of miseries We happy to know
that the necessity of submitting to this imposition no
longer exists In the celebrated Stewart Stove will be
bread it bakes is uniformly well done serving all tn.
purposes of easy digestion bringing color cheek
energy natural to health The large sales in this city
the last month are unenable proofs of its pop
tatltv and invoices constantly arriving to sIpy
the Gemand for families in fe times the va
e OF the stove in one year The depot is Canal
street where the courteous agent, E. b. Hogan al
ways ready to demonstrate the superiority his re.
nOwned stove -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13

Observation-Disclosures tends to- the ame=
Iteration of condition agricultural people, is
better than all thelegisative measures of politicians
and resuscitatng the South One of the
most effective agents in accomplishing this end has been
found in the application of Fertilizers the soil That
which is sold by Louis Stern Bros, lG st Charles
street-raw bone super phosphate and fine ground bone
lis very highly spoken of gentleman in the vicinity
of Summit Miss, recently tried it, and the result has
been gratifying the yield of the APP
proximating that of the Yazoo bottoms This eXpeT
ment created profound sensation in the neghborhood
deteriinin many who contemplated moving TO the rich
alluvh soil rivers and bayous, where miasma stalks
Stern Bros constantly engaged filling orders,
which are increasing day by day from that and the ad
joining States.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

| The Ne,o Eclectic Magazine
| We have received the March humble,
OF the above named magazine. The fol
| lowing is list of its contents: Daph.
les poem from the Southern Review
Alsop's Mary land; A Perfect Treasure, two
chapters, from Chambers Journal; Niryana,. a
poem; one of Dukesborough's Tales IA Maiden
| to Marry, from the German; The Double Cure,
from the German Mrs. Grundy, biography ;
The Scientific Study of Poetry, from the Fort
night Review Mosaic, selected with reviews,
new books, and the Green Table,
We are indebted to the Catholic Publication
Society, New York, for copy of tho coffee of
the Holy Week, according to the Roman Mis-.
sal and Breviary, in Latin and English"
We are indebted to D. and J. Sadlier & Co.,
New York, for copy of the j." Poetical Works"
of the late Samuel Lover, the Irish poet paint
er, and novelist. Mr.. Lovers poetry is not of
II very high order. His songs, most of which
are of a humorous character, so far as they are
Irish, are rather calculated to carricature the
country, its religious sentiments and it's peo-
pie, than to reflect credit upon either, like
those representations of what is called "Irish
character" on the stage. His novels are of n
similar calibre and character. Such works and
such representations always remind us of the
Did saying, che is dirty bird that defiles his
own nest"
Mrs. Clark Gdines's Claims
We are indebted to tho authors, Messrs.
Robt. II. and Jas. L. Bradford, lawyers, 10 Roy
al street, fora copy of pamphlet entitled,
" Exposition of the Nullity of Mrs. Myra Clark
Gaines's Pretentions to the City of New Or
leanSn The pamphlet ia accommodated J,v ,
chart of the original survey by Trudeau, and
his certificate explanation of the survey. The
pamphlet can be obtained at the Office of Col.
Walton, auctioneer, 162 Common street, and at
the principal book stores. Price fifty cents.
The Young Crusader.
We have received the March number of this period
cal 80 full of reading interesting and instructng to the
young.
eta er lis decerta opud Sancans Seden geruntr
IN GoMpetaat"m OPportune Redacta ct IHustrafa. Fas
ctcMus Ill., Fotamcn Quntum. Baltimore: Typis
Kelly Piet ct Soc. 'f
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13

RETURNED.-ifter a seven years trial. the experiment
OF building up Episcopal establishment among peo
pie not desiring it, and for whom it emnently Insult
ed has been abandoned and Bishop Staey rendered
to the Archbishop of his resignation of the
Bishopric of Honolulu, and will return England
He met with very cold reception his at Ho
noluiu and found but dsorganized and disatfccted
chr
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13

AMERICAN BIsuors-Of the American Bishops now in
Rome eighteen domciled at the American College
on the Via dUmilta, Most Rev. Archbshops Spald
ing and Purcell, and Ri. Rev. Drs. whelan McCiill
boushiin tanly; Lynch, Bayley, Elder, verot
Quinlan, Williams Conroy,. Shanahan, Mullen, OGor
man and Gibbons:
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Correspondence.

HALL OF THE HIBERNrAN B. AND NJ. A. ASSOCIATION
| No 100 Gravier street.
New Orleans, March 10 1870 y
Chas. Pope, ESD, st. Charles Theatre:
Dear S1r-The undersigned. Committee of the H. b.
and NJ A. Associations of New Orleans would
fully solicit from you the St. Charles Theatre
St Patricks Day March H. for the purpose of hear
ing Grafton delivered by the Rev. p F. Flynn of Wa
terford Ireland tho Piety Virtues st Patrick
and his glorious success Christian Missionary in
redeeming and discriminating the People from the
Pagan worshipof the Druids.'
Your compliance will confer a lasting favor on the
above Associations.
We are dear sir, yours very respectfully,
WMiKERNAGHAN,
VIM. CONWAY
j. nONEGAN,
wM II. MAYHAM
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
New Orleans, March 10, 1870.
To VIM. Kernaghan, W. Conway, p. j. Donegan VIM
II. Mayham.
Gentlemen-Your letter asking the use of the St.
Charles Theatre St. Patricks Day. March IT. for the
purpose of hearing Grafton from the p F. Flynn
of Waterford Ireland before me- 1t affords me great
pleasure to be able to further the objects which You
propose meeting and cheerfly place the Theatre at
your disposal the day sacred to Ens Saint
Iremain gentlemen yours very truly,
CHARLES POPE.
HALL OF THE HIBERN1AN B. AND NJ. A. ASSOCIATION, }
No. 1O9 Graver street, !
New Orleans March IL, 1870 y
To Rev. p. f. Flynn New Orleans:
Reverend Dear Sir-We. the undersigned. Committee
of the H. B. and NJ. A. Associations this CITY would
most respectfully ask of you the to deliver on
Patricks Day. at the St Charles Theatre Grafton on
the life and labors of St Patrick rendered illus
trous by the nnumerable lights sancty with which
the Church of Ireland planted by his energy zeal
in the then most remote of the world
shone conspicuously for many ages
Hoping you will grant the favor we are Rev.
erend dear sir, your obedient servants,
WILLIAM CONWAY,
WIN. II. MAYHAM,
p. J. DONEGAN
VIM KERNAGHAN
New ORLEANS~ March H. 1870
To the Committee of the H. T. and NJ a. Association of
New Orleans:
Gentlemen-In reply to your request asking de-
liver Oh St Patricks Day. in the St Charles Theatre
this city, Grafton the life and abors Patrick
beg to that though fully sensible of my inability
to pronounce the panegyrc the Apostle of Ireland
still Irish priest tarrying for few days among
you and under many obligations to you, cannot do
otherwise than place my poor services entirely tho
disposal of my fellow countrymen of New Orleans.
Believe me, gentlemen with deep feelings Of respect
your obedient servant
mhl3 1t PATRICK F. FLYNN. |
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13

e. g. Haley, of Commercial Place and Poy-
Saa ths the and news
lean United 1rishman Boston Pilot irish Citizen the
DDlin Nation Liverpool Mercury, London Illustrated
Mn.d M HRarrers Ba1ar Chimney Western
Die Some of the March Tnonthies both American and
Engiish have been received stock is the most com
plete in the city indeed i'll the whole Southern com
$50 A'' No''''
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GRAND MARSHAL:

| GRAND MARSHAL:
D. S w ZEN Ely.
j. 7. DONEGAN
GEO. McCLOSKEY
.., PATRICK BRADLEY,
j. j. BARTON,
w. II. BYRNES
+. SCULLIN
p. II. WATERS,
VIM. KERNAGHAN n
ROBERT hartley
NJ. MCATANIGLE.
l. MARsHAIs
Branch No. John O'NEIL,
Branch No. John GRAYER
Branch No. 3-PHILIP McCABE
The Grand Marshal his aids will form the head
of the Procession.
E. SWEENEY,
ml13 1t Grand Marshal
FRESH TEAs...--...CHoICE GOSHEN BUTTER
We would respectfully tho attention of heads of
families to stock Of Fresh Goods received per bark
Miles, from Boston and steamship Cortes from New
York, viz:
Fresh and Choice Green, Black, Japan and English
breakfast TEAS, at greatly reduced prices. -.
Strictly Choice Yellow Goshen aid Western BUTTER
Rawsons and j. j. Roes Celebrated Brands of Sugar
Cured HAMS.
CREAM CHEESE.
MACKEREL
ROE HERRINGs
GOLDFISH
Together with large stock of all kinds of GROCERIES,
WINES and LIQUORS.
Ali of which will sell at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
All goods delivered any part of the city and Jeer
son free of drayage.
A. W. sKARDoN e. CO.,
Corner of jackson and Rousseau streets
mhI3 ~ Fourth District.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13

ENGLISH HosIERY.-Joseph Miller, Jr, COY
Magazine street is selling superior article fin.
for g. This is not the only thing that Miller selling
place named. " ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13

The ,whitest, worst looking hair resumes its
youthful beauty BY using Halls Vegetable Scilian Hair
Remover. Try it. ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13

The head of the Procession will move down Roya to
Espanade, to Casacalvo, to Vaudeville to Craps to
st. Ferdinand to Levee, up Levee to Esplanade, to
Cbartres' up Charities to Canal to Camp to Julia to
Carondeet. to Thalia to Prytania, to Josephine to
Magazine, down Magazine to Felicity, to Annuncation
10 Calope' to Magazine, to St. Joseph to ST. Charles
to Clay Statue where the Procession will be dismissed
In the event OF the preventing the Procession
taking place, it will be indicated by taps on the
Fire Alarm bells repeated three times the Procession
will then stand postponed until the following Sunday
same time and place.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FIRST ANNIVERSARY

The Hibernian Benevolent and Mutual
Aid Associations
OF NEW ORLEANS,
MARCH II, 1870.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13

The First Division will form on the north side of
Canal street, head resting Royal extending east
The Second Division will form the north side of
Canal street, head resting Royal, extending west.
The Procession will form line at the positions iudi.
Gated precisely at 10 o'clock.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13
Aid Associations
ORDER OF FORMING +:

The different Associations, with those invited to
assist in the celebration of the First of the
ALDERMAN Benevolent and Mutual Aid Associations of
New Orleans. will assemble at o'clock ON THURS
DAY, March II, in the following order:
1. Invited Associations,
2. Hiberlhan Benevolent Association Mol,
D. Noe,
a. ~" No.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13

Agent for the celebrated CHARLES T. TACoT
WATCH Always for sale. at the lowest prices Jo-
gGnsen, ar'iin. MaGun, Alfred Gerard Paul Matbcv
ulysse Bleiang j nlts Emery Montandon Constnptine
Faure Brandt Courvoser and other celebrated Frnnch
manufacturers. NoAA
VI: Also Also NJ l. Tobias, James aodde E. D. johnson,
WarbuIton Eaton and other Eu gsh makers
The Watiam Elgin, Howard and United States
American WATCHES. '"'oS
MARBLE and MANTEI, CLOCKS and oDra
MENTS. ~ OAs1sA-
great variety of fine BRONZES and PARIANs
RICH FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, SILVER and
PLATED WARE. 1nbI9 -. -"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

| n DIN ALLIBLE.
| OVER THIRTY YEARS BEFORE THE PuRru.
DIR. McLANE's
E, L E ATED RMIFU0E
The Safest and Most Reliable Worm Destroyer u
No Mothers Nursery should be without f.
Are your children ailing nowl
Have they q Continual Itching of the nose7
Have they a Ravenous or Depraved Appetite
Have they Hard Swollen Allotment
Have they Furred Tongue and Disagreesbls To-.
GIVE THEM McLANES vERMIFU0R
Have they Offensive Breath and Headachef
Have they Gnawing Sensation in the Stomach
nave they Disturbed syep. with grinding Of
lave they Temporary blindness and Deafneess
GIVE THEM McLANE'S vERMIFUGE
DC warned in time Delays are dangerous.
McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
is no dangerous sugar candy
McLANE'S vERMIFUGE
may be given to the tenderest infant or aged ,iut
BE sure You get DIR. G. McLANE'S CELEBRATED
None genuine without the signature Of
FLEMING BRoTHKRA
-- Wv "v mn0
,rHE MECHANICS AND AGRICUITnp.I
FAIR ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA
HOLD THEIR
NEXT GRAND STATE FAIR IN NEW ORLEANS.
Beginning April %, 1870,
And to DO continued for nine dsva
the office Of the Association, through the Po:sc
of sss sssh hs.
sal Lat at the office Of the fa:s
been prepared These tickets admit the ox.srs
all times, even if said Ground is rented or used Sar
ans nv every good citizen to beo
S.1ChSice Plants shrubbery and Bouquets arc fbr
jalG 5ptf Secretary and Tra..,,~.
FREpEWcKsoN. yuu.-
FREDERICKsoN HARrE, DRUGGIsrs
49, 800. --.---.- Canal street. 13o
Touro Buildings, New Orleans
ssHE SSS s ffss aaRRsf
Depot for ali M1NERAL WATERS 40 &C.
Inscription '''''s' at all hour asi & ,e'
+, A. TYLER.
15------..----. Canal Street
Agent for the celebrated CHARLES E. JACor
NAICli Always for sale, at the lowest prices Jor.
Ilysse Betang, Jnlrs Emery Montanion ConanntiCys'
hure brandt Courvoiser and other French
:: Also NJ l. Tobias, James Hoddell, E. d. johnson.
V r,, Eaton and other English makers.
merican MATCHES.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

RY virtue. Of a. special execution, dated
ID the l6thsof November, A. b. 1870, to md
directed. iesnctl out u the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of Tama cpunty, State
Of lows, in favor II 6. c. Breese. and agains,
y. w Hsdson, Maggie HcAs6n, Stone
Hardy, Lorl 4 Smith jacob y. Merritt, AMI
W. Shipman, on n Judgment rendered by
said Court al the October term thereof, a.
d. lS7A and depres Of foreclosure against
said defendants and judgment against r.
". Hodson for twenty-five hundred eighty
and G6.lO d0llAss, Whercinii Il Wns ordered
adjudged and dccreed that the following de.
scribed real estate, to-wit; All that part of
the, laQysh Ssh .Nn&Fer sf Assnorth-east
quarter Of section Aighteens No stownship
eighty two (S2) Range thirteen (l3) lying
north of q line. running parallel with anu
ore hundred and thirty six 1867 feet north
Of the center line Of the Cedar Rapids 4
Missouri- Riycr Railroal, At Chelsea, being
q three. cornered piece Of land containing
about tw0slhirlsi Of IN acrc b 1lhs same
more or less, il Tsma county, Iowa, be sold,
or so much thereof as is necessary tVsa,is.
fy said judgment, interest and cost; v
Now therefore, public nosiosl lis given.
that have levied upon, and shall on the
3lst day Of December a. d. 1870, between
the f,onts of Do,clock "A. M.rand 4 O clock
p. Moi said day, sale to commence at the
hour OF 10 Q clock A. NJ, At the front door
Of the Cohst lIousslin Toledo, Iowa, in the
county Of Tama, ,otierg and sell, 1t public.
cutlery, 70 the highest aud best bidder, that
bids aws>thirds o. over Of thea Appraised
value, for easls oil the right, title and in
terest Of the above named defendants, in
and to the above described properly, or 80
much thereof - is necessary to satisfy said
judgment for the above named sum together,
with costs and all accroing costs, unless the
same shalllbe soopcr satisfied 4, FL, as's
Soy. I'd 1870.
ofs Zass.3s Knight DEXTER,
rag Ii 4 Sheriff OF Tams eaantysg /
JOHNSON MAHoLS, sAttys for Plaintiff.
4S>491 is (S76j)
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
.SLlERTFF'S "a hEt NOTICE =

81 sSHERfFF'S,sA LEfXOzICE yast
sr'fs III z c e. 3 ~ ssSss
Yamn county, lows, ION : judgment obtsineA
in said Court en- the 18th day. Of January,
1870, in favor 81 William II. stivers, IS IS
plaintiff, and AgAinss Hensy HanbsrkA asd
A. M. ,Batchelder; a. .Asfandpnts, Tor klse
sum Of four hupdred and ffiY two dollars.
and 80 cents and cost5s taxed Ut SOD hd1
accruing costs, l have levied UPON NJ FOL.
lowing, taken rs the property of said DE-
fendants, 70 satisfy said execution, u Wit:
Two.ifths o. AL the 6Etsues il % ,distillsrt
IN lama Ci:y, Tama county,, lows, tosyit:
One large tub, ahe 'capaciYyy Of the Upper
cha mber Of " Aich ism irkedslH galions;i
one tub, the capacity. Of which 10 779 gal
Ions; one large tub that contains the worm,
the capacity of which ~ 1880 gaiions thse5
pine and four o9k tubs. capacity not mark
ed; two pine tubs, of The 60 pacify Of 16o
gallonsl each; ohsiiarge ctdA OF the capacity
Of 1882 gallons; one, rub. pf the, eapacitys Of
85S7 gallons; three tubs, Of the capacity Of
3469 sallons each; tAtee 'Subsy q the sSkpa>
city Of 1892 gallons each; .typs pine casks,
with fawcetts, one Of the capacity OF SIS gal.
Ions, aud the other not marked; about 2
fest Of rubber hose, enc distillery worm, Al
all hoops aud parts Or casks in said distii-
lery building, used for purposcsof Disabling
Henry Iiam6irgh,n and vill offSr Hihs
same for sssle. to the Aighsssi bidder, ieor
s sss r eisS e Il. dlSe:y & f!5s
City, Tsms county, sibIe.e tds he, ho.iy u
y oelplk. III, sAlhs ,dagsssxAaqPY md Ylsgs
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
t~fa&ft tftS5Y ayftYM a5IEtx
THE MINIATURES
Meascal s.a SaT'sfA I.''''-sn'

Chartered ty the Legislature If Wiscoasis.-
i IA Priv.te Hospital qgl, sbearaiag
treating patie6ts nfticted Win diseases "
tho sThroaA, LshgA Chsst, Chronic Dsseajee
hofnhc Blood and Bone, Liver and 5hik. ~ -
AID Ear, Urinary Organs, Bladder. KID.
iieys, 6yfhtfk; 6snihal WcAknes6, ~! tne'
all Dissasrs Of Wdmsnsli Tiies 4yinxi1 Deg
partment for Females IL in charge Ut . 81
| competent nurss.. The poor treated Fres.--
Cir dh hdshtainine pautcul4rss sen4 m. NJ
/ The Physfolosy II LIE :" =: =,
|yi,N Medical n eatiaa ON all the ahoSs D6s.
eessas ans m physiegicsl,, sserAi aadas4 eh
and disdlsn ishcations q ihS cohjux 1i101e :,
causes Which 'cad 10 uAhappy 0hsti1bte
and, Qihlsssa-- witbeG 0lpasAxys1DE nedSasc-v
terAA Az. an .Appsd sxkYpr Threat .Lpn8, ~ -.
Ial1enio Diseascs-BSing eeIfsinetSnet9r -
I.in Sexusls fhysiology for finllis9, sspeelat'
h, I; {3yIs sas ~ |
80 W1akA11s4 Hon Skti5 'sbnsss, impS 1e1SSf z
81. ira lAsrn@ae - afall 'Pdtsd 1plaAsss :
fxkdll6O Apsrsvinfi. Price, pspssseogerez-s
80 cls., cloth, ~ ola. Mailed nasder "a! on
freceipt q Fstut.s AJEirsss se1Urs - ssTi1 Y
Fsiilxaaks Alsdicsl,asa Surgical sanzet.sssts.
.Milvspksss VII. s.l s.rs.l ,-pas slleo a,e
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

II, Tie Merchant. Ia yoaitt' ~, will i.
furnish, or send for ths MscltgiS sesA %
the retail,pr " ASHER, 81 s. Extra wfisgse ~
|saAd We will forward eithct or both -.
chimes, free Of freight, 10 Is esl lwhssU ~
ono is selling; and 70, suxs, ~ we they viii
be liked. that We agree 10 refund the, mosey
if any one wishes to return tbs iaachlAsG
free Of freight. after . months Trial acssri-
Ing 10 directions.
i 4 No husband, father % sbro,kes yskaala
permi; the drudgery Of washing With ,,bg
kfnds, ffty>two days in TIC year, whel IL
can be done better, tihtte iekpedjsibo1ly,
with less labor, and no injury 10 the gar
ments, by 4 10Y cleshssg, Mastss, @ed-s,
Universal N1fnEef.' -ls'eS g - q
be- sold by alsrIgeneraliy, 70, hsm, libsr,
al discounts are made,
fx.-e. 1aUWNiNGJ tccn.A..6,.i u
~ 80 Cortlandt ST.. New Yerk. :.
Gdc2mG