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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-07-19
The TrichIna spiraris or Pork worm

Perhaps it is not generally known that the much
talked of hichind spiroIig. pork worm, FIRST
discovered in America by DIR. r. C. Kendall, of
Philadelphia, Pa, with that American instrument
known as the Craig Microscope, costing only S2.-
IN imported microscope, costing S55, ''of feebler
power and less reliable" This fact DR.. Kendall
stands ready to prove at any time. The ''Craig''
Microscope in neat box with full direction mailed
anywhere for S2.76, by E. b. Ross, 3i5 Locust ST.,
st. Louis, Mo.
Read the advertisement in this paper
June u, 1870 3m.
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RAJ Thanks to Gen. Bradley T. Johnston
for copy of his argument in the Pat Woods
case, which was submitted TO the House of Rep
resentatives of the U. S., in defence of his
client for assaulting Porter. 1t is able and
exhaustive of the question of privilege, and
presents in strong colors the outrage upon tho
personal liberty of the citizen of which the
House has been guilty III the case.
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APPoINTMENT-Rev.H Hiram Shaull, late
of Edinburg, and formerly of this county, has
been elected General Superintendent of the
Book Publishing Board of the German Re-
formed Church, located at Cincinnati, Ohio.
He will enter upon his duties on the first of
October next.
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THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES, I'd
VoLUME-Gy Hon. AIer. II. .Stcphcns-is
now ready for delivery, and although much
larger book, will be furnished to subscribers
at the same price of the first volume Those
who have not already procured the first volume,
can now be supplied with both. Call on or
address John w. Dalgarn, Spirit office,
Charlestown.
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D lie D.

In this countv, at the residen of Thomas Lick
GARET BRoTHERToN, in The 18th year of her
age.
In Dubuque county, Iowa, July 9Th, of CODsump-
ton ISAAC NEWTON, youngest son of James l..
Chapine, formerly of this county, aged is years, 10
months and day.
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@caoon AT @nD1A."

HSHE Second Scholastic Year Of my Select School
III for Bows under the care of Rev. JAs.-E--P oin-
dexter viii begin the LIST NJ 7Bday OF September,
1870, and close the last Friday of June. ISL.
TERMS
For Board and Tuition in English Branches,
Latin, Greek, French, Spanish and Mathe-
mstics.. -.---.>.-.,-::,.S 250
ADVANTAGES.
Situated in = delightfuI neighborhood. removed
from the temptations incident to towns villages;
enjoying every comfort which home could turuish,
with continual supervision of the principal; the ia
cilities for study and exercise unsurpassed; Reli
Eious influence Of Christian Minister'S home al
ways present-Offer every advantage which chris
tian parent could desire.
Rev. E. Poindexter, educated at University Of
Virginia and Theological Seminary of Virginia, 10
an Experienced teacher, having taught for Eve years
in some of the largest and beat schools Of tho South.
&C. For Tther particulars apply to
REv. W. T. LEAVELL,
Near Charlestovn. Jef. Co., W. Va.
JuIv 10 1S1O-tf. IS
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NEW ADvERTIsEME s..
8nrrrsson 8nsrrrurr.-
eHARLESTnWR, VIRGINIA.

nIHE next Session viii commence on MONDAY,
Il SEPTEMBERl2s 1870.
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
Advantage for = thorough course in Engiish. the
Languages, Drawing. Music on Piano and Org an,
will be Afforded Particular attention will be paid
to Music and pupis will be required TO play az the
Musical Soirees when the friends of the pupils can
have an opportunity to judge of their progress.
Vocal music will be taught In classes as well as
by private lesson.
For Circulars, Terms, &C., apply to the Principal,
July 10, ISIOs Mas. A. FORREST.
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n A r RE d.

On the 3Oth ult., in Martinsburg, by Rev. M. l..
Cutler, Mr.. CHARLES c. SHELL and Miss ANNIE
Z. WINEBRENNER- both of Jefferson county.
On the 5th inst, by Rev. s. v. Leech, Nr. p. W 3.
SOUDERS and Miss AMY E. ZILER-both of Mar
tinsburg.
On the 2sth ult. by Rev. p. Fl. Thomas, Mr.: C.
STEPHENS to Miss MARY Z. ZEPP-both of
Berkeley county.
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E9- Be sure to read the advertisements
"Greatest Work of the Age" in this paper.
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From the wilmington Journal, July 10
The Impending war in North Carolina.

We published yesterday Kinks proclama-
tion. calling upon his old command to rally to
the standard of their old commander, and tel
ling them "the blood of their murdered coun-
trymep, inhumanly batchered for opinions
sake, cries from the ground for vengence."-
The following from the Raleigh Standard is
the advertisement of Ed s. Wallace and John
Rosemond, recruiting officers for another reg
iment.
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fgnAanrsrowN NcADrmr.

TN accepting .he office of Principal Of this instft0
ti,pn u viii be my aim TO raise Il 10 the petition
of a 6rst-eiAs. school am po- in esrrespeAdeaes
with an experienced teacher, bTst rate Scholar
and an A ID, of the University Of Virginia. With
fair prospect of securing his aFsiEtance in teaching
the higher bTAncbes. Bot, whether succeed IN Sc
curing the services Of this gentleman not, Il 10
my determination to obtain possible, the hhsist-
ance of hrst.rste scholar, and to offer advsBtages
equal those Of any other school in the state OF
Virginia. G. E. AmBLEk-
July IL, 1870.
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SCIENTIFIC WoNDER.-The Craig M
adapted to popular and scientific use
Reid the advertisements Price, S2,75.
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N E. W s p A P E r
Advertising.

A BOOK OF las closely printed pages. lately
"A issued, contains a list OF the best Americas
Advertising Mediums, giving the names, eircula-
tons and fulf particulars concerning the leading
Daily and Weekly Political and Family News
papers, together with all those having large eirou-
laions published in the interest Of Religion. Agri-
culture, Litera tHre. he, &c. Every Advertiser.
and every person no eonte mpa 70 becoming such
will find this hook of great value. Mailed Tree To
any address receipt Of hfteeu cents. GEO. p.
ROW ELL & co Publishers, No. 20 Park Row.
New York.
The Pittsburg (Pa.) EsaSer, in iis Issue Of May
90. 1870, Gays: 1.-The firm Of G. p. Rowell 4 Co.
the largest and best Advertising Agency 81 the
Omitted States, and cheerfnlly recon mend 70
Of those who desire TO advertise their
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s1~ The population of Leesburg, accord
ing to the present census, is J,507.
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YESI IT IS TRUEI

THAT the Best Mowrrs-thr Rect Drorrers-tEB
j Beat Self RAkers q be found the world are
the Original and Reliable Double Motion EtHa
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la STUDY Your INTERESTS and read the
advertisements "Greatest York Of the Age,"
in Ihis paper.
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LOST
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A STORE ROOM in the business portion Of
n CharIestown for Rent. Immediate possessions
given For terms, &c, apply 10
July 5, 1S7U-3t- A. W-CRAMkR-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-14

Yesterday, the legislature OF Iowa
adjourned, as per joint resolution.
Next weeks REPUBLICAN will then close
its report of the proceedings OF that
body.
In commencing the compilation Of
such portions of the proceedings Of
the legislature as we judged would De
of interest and profit to our readers
we used the Bulletin as our authority
and guide. We soon found that paper
to be too slow a coach for us. Its re-
port was yoluminous, ample, rr5atim
ESQ claimcd), but the compositors or
reporters could not keep up with the
law makers; we then took the report
as given in the State Register and have
culled from that ever since.
In the Register report we have
found this to commend; The report
of one day always came out in the
next morning issue; not perhaps with
that fullness seen in the report Of. the
Bulletin, but with all the. tullness de-
sirablc tor newspaper that gives the
news while they are news. In all
essentials tor our use, the reports OF
the Register have been the best, and
we presume they have been the best
tor the general reader; and we take
this opportunity to express our obi.
cations to the Register for the use OF
its reports.
In this, As in other news matters, the
Register has exhibited degree OF en-
terpris that Is commendablc. The
Register is emphatically ahead in it's
news Of all kinds, and tor this reason, "A
well as tor Its fidelity to the best in
terests OF the young, but noble, radical
State Of Iowa, its influence is seco.d to
none in the state.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-14

The State Register prints the follow
ing card, from one OF its advertising
patrons, of the value of advertising
We believe that w. I. Dart & Co.,
have found, if not the philosophers
stone; at least one of the sure sources
OF commercial prosperity. Those in
terested viii do well to ponder well
the card below. s4
EpIToRs REcIsrER.-Every day some one
asks US why our store is SO full of customers.
To be brief we unhesitatingly say it is by q
vigorous regular system Of adyertisinglast
year. We set aside one dollar for advertise
ing to every 500 sales. There is not Oh c
notice in n hundred that VIC put in your col
umns but that we hear Of sooner or later.
You printed us $500 worth Of dodgers and
before night Of the day we distributed them,
our profits from the sale ofthe goods adveris.
ed were do bic the expenditure, or , So in>
vcstment brought Sc in one day. This was
over and above our regular sale of the goods.
Get a good article, sell it at u living profit,
and you cannot spend too much money in let
ting the people know you haveit
- W.T. DART & Co.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-14

The New England Festival, on last
Thursday evening, at the Court House
was success. i'll every respect.
The Court Room was crowded, near.
ly all in attendance indulging in gusta-
tory pleasures, either at the regular Ia
BILE, or at the stands where delicacies
were sold by piece.meal. Many looked
into the awful future under the guild
ance OF Madame Oracular, and more
peeped at the Lady OF the Lake. The
music was cnjoyable, and was discoursed
in excellent taste, and letorc the final
adjournment, the Salem witch, veritable
bag OF by-gone days, rode through the
air, above, on the traditional broom
stick.
We learn that,he net proceeds Of
the nights entertainment is not fal
from SIS. , s2 "f hA
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-14
Fire il, Crystal.


Last week, Thursday, Mr.. John
MALCOLM had the misfortune to lose his
stable by prairie fire. He had just
bought and stored in his stable his seed
wheat for tho Spring sowing, when a
prairie fire came surging along, and
his stable, with his hay, feed and seed,
breaking pillow and crossing pillow was
consumed.
That misfortunes never come singly
seemed to be true in his case, as only
short time before the fire, valuable
horse died suddenly one night, leaving
hin, but one horse, and little money
for the purchase of another.
Notwithstanding his misfortune, Mr..
Malcolm was fortunate in residing in a
neighborhood where true human charity
is practiced 50 thoroughly as in Crystal.
For, the next day after his loss BY the
fire, his neighbours expressed their sor.
row for his loss by giving him as much
As the fire had destroyed. One mans
sorrow for Mr.. Malcolm's loss could
only be expressed by ten bushels Of
wheat and ten bushels of oats. Verify
the Crystallines can be commended for
their generosity, as well as for their
many other virtues.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-14

the Postoflice. Also, a crossing on
Carlton Street in the vicinity of the
Baptist Church. I
The Recorder was instructed to
draw an order on the Treasurer for
$50, in favor of DANIEL Carpenter, in
part payment for right Of way through
said Carpenters land, the order not
to be drawn until good deed of the
right Of way is delivered.
The Mayor was instructed to sell, at
private sale. the land formerly pur.
chased by the town Of VIM. Hillman
for burying ground-thc said Hill.
man to have the preference.
A Committee, consisting of Messrs
Harrison, Hyatt and Wleting, was ap.
pointed TO receive bids tor this land
and to report at the next meeting.
Ordinances, Nos q, % and 20, were
passed.
The Committee on Finance was in.
structcJ to ascertain, and report at
next meeting, the number and proba.
Bile cost Of crossings needed to com.
plete the walks already ordered. Ad.
journed till the 18th inst.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-14
What Say YOlle

Many of our subscribers, or others,
would doubtless be glad to obtain one
or more magazines or papers, without
paying out money therefor. To all
such as arc willing. to pay for any OF
these magazines or papers BY ,cork, We
make this proposition:
To any person who will send us the
names of eight new subscribers and
sixteen dollars, we will send either the
Atlantic Monthly, Hearth and Home,
or either OF Harper's Publications, as
may be selected. ~ 4l4ss
To any one who will send us the
names OF six subscribers and twelve
dollars, we will send either Our Young
Folks, chronological Journal, Pack
ards Monthly, Iowa Homestead, West
ern Rural, Prairie Farmer, or Toledo
Blade, as may be selected. & e
To any one who will send us the
names OF four subscribers, and eight
dollars, we will send either the West
ern Stock Journal, Chicago Evening
Post Weekly, or Des Moincs Week
~ Bulletin.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-14
For the Republican
on sOvvibsg Wheat.
Crystal. Iowa, April Alb, 1870.

fFf Crystal, Iowa, April Alb, 1870.
Editor Reputli;eds Tho time for sowing
wheat having arrived, l thought wonld ei i've
you little Of my experience in that line.
Owing 70 vet weather, last fall, there was
less fall blowing done than there generally 10,
and farmers will be obliged TO SOW more
wheat on cornstalk ground than ever before,
or viii have to SOW on spring blowing, which,
think al will admit, is about the poorest
place wheat can he sown.
Now, the inquiry will be. how IL the best
way TO put in wheat on cornstalk land and
- have been experimenting on that poiut
for the last eve years, will say that the best
way is 10 60 on with harrow after sowing
the wheat, and harrow the ground a. long -
you have time the last time going over, the
ground should DO done the same way it is 10
be reaped, and without lifting the harrow, Is
that scatteis the stalks the most even over the
ground and will not be in the way Of the reap>
er Some farmers. after sowing the vhest
take corn plow and pillow tho ground the
Same - when blowing corn, and then harrow
the stalks down but after trying both ways
with the same seed, on the same land, soved
the same day, have found that where it is
narrowed, on the average, il one shird more
than NHerc the land il piowed with cult.
vator.
! am aware that great many farmers call
putting in wheat the way recommend "slut-
ting it in" or ''mopping It it, but no one can
say harder thiags about il than did until |
tried it, but after giving both Ways fair trial
In all kinds Of seasons would not let man
pillow on my stalk ground if he would do it for
nothing, although. one way takes.as much
work Is theo.her. Some will say their ground
is too foul to harrow in we'll, would say
then it is too foul TO SOW at all, and should DO
planted to corn and have it tft to sow another
year, whether you wish to SOW 1t or not.
have never experimental On oats but have
narrowed them ia on stalk ground with very
satisfactory results. Before the time comes
to plant corn I propose 10 write you on that
subject. Yours, &C.,
JoHN r. FKLrKR.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-14

Toledo, Iowa, April 4, 1870.
All members present except Mr..
Harrison.
Tho Committee on Streets and AL
leys reported in favor of the vacation
Of the alley in Block "a, County Addi-
ton, as petitioncd for by w. S. Tur-
bett, ct ais. The Report was received
and laid over until an opinion could be
obtained from the City Attorney in
reference to tho power OF the Council
in this matter.
The Committee on Sidewalks report
in favor Of building walk on the east
side Of Main Street, between High and
Ross Streets. Also, walk on the
west side Of Church Street, between
Washington aud High Streets. Also,
crossing on High Street, at or near
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-14

CO01.
Tho cntcrprising people of York and
Oneida townships are indisposed to
intermit any efforts to discover if there
is any coal along the Sal. Greek. They
have been thoroughly convinced that
there is coal IN chat locality, but have
never, until lately, made any concerted
effort to prove or disprovc it. Last
week, Wednesday, the people of the
two townships held meeting at
Waltham and determined to raise some
money to give the thing trial. A
Committee was appointed to make q
canvass OF the county tor subscription
to put the enterprise in motion.
They hold another meeting to-mor.
row to hear the report Of the Commit.
tee and to take further measures in
aid of this undertaking.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-14

ForSD..Mr. Avery found in his
straw stack, near town, about 1925
worth OF stolen goods, part OF those
taken from Ruggles' store year ago.
All the goods We're more or less iniur-
ed, and some are nearly worthless. It
is surmised that the rascally thief was
soon after sent to the Penitentiary tor
other thefts committed about that
time, and Of course was unable to re.
move the goods from their hiding
place. AS nearly 5000 worth of other
goods were taken with these, and have
not been recovered it IS net improba.
BILE that those just found were over.
looked when the others were taken
away.|[Leadcr April. 2
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-14
To tho school BOARD.
M.Edaoy:-I would ike toask the

Nr. Ed1oy:-l would like to ask the
School Board, df Toledo, 'ifitis the in.
ten%ion to introduce religious teaching
into the Public Schools, during the
ensuing year? This is "a pertinent
question in view Of the recent action
Of the Board, whereby faithful teach.
err Of acknowledged superior ability
and of unexcep,ionable morals and
character was thrust out Of the place
in the schools which she has so admir-.
ably filed for the past several years,
and the place given to young lady Of
unknown and untried merit, because,
forsooth, the father Of the one happens
to entertain some unorthodox (speak.
ing generality notions, ano the other
lady is, herself, member OF a church
and her father, either present, or re-
cent, preacher. xxx.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-14

Rev. VIM. N. Brown, a preacher in
observation-disclosures 1855, died a
few weeks ago at his residence near
Palmyra, Warren couniy.-[Ex.
We suppose this must be the same
Rev. W. n. Brown, who was formerly
pastor of the NJ. Z. Church, at this
point. Indeed we believe he was the
second pastor Of that church, here
That was In 1856. We presume there
are many living hero now who remcm-
Der him.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-14

SINGULAR AccrpExr.-On Monday morning
Mr.. Trowbridge was riding enc Of his high
spirited horses and leading the other. On
Siegel street, just - he turned he corner on
TO 4th street, they started and run, and he
failed to check them, and when they arrived
struck one Of his fore feet between the spokes
Of the of hind wheel Of I. H. Smith buggy,
which brought the breast Of the horse against
the hind part Of the carriage, breaking of the
iron axe Ut the wheels on both sides. Mr..
Trowbridge WAS thrown into the middle Of the
street, but was great deal more frightened
than hurt GAzsa ApriI ia.