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REAL ESTATE WANTED,

100 miles Of Chkeafu. "a acgts more az kes ccr,.
Eua1 hou1c. rot Fare than fuuf ava nile9
| tsSa RAfhQs4 pFPe& A4ascF a 6 8. "a I4kcet
, 1870-04-22

TO IEASl-FUR TERM OF YEARS-N. z.
cuycer Mns AID T4rbraH- hct1a0 feet. #, Il
ROUNDS, EsuA Insurance CSHranss Is LaSALe-st
no LEATE-LCABER TARD-aes FEET RIVER
treat 3onth Branch. Twenty aeccods. with
mir ID trTk in tn SarA VIII rcnt i cheap applied
| for sopr. tDHN MCCONNELL No. Il LASAla.ft4
HO IEAE-poCK-s1 FEET OF WATEE FHOST
Gu Suth Braneh. s1stnttns back 70 Ktnf:hIEFsss,
! MrthcaIf church Hlock- JOHN W6ODDR1DksE
, 1870-04-22
nv NJ. ALEX ANDER Il SONS

! THB MORNING, at 10 otloek- new and aacond Aknd
AxJfjctpp Chamber SctA rasloe Set. u Rosewood ed
walnut Jarrett. Stoves. RatsEneaiozA G. 11so. nae
ENz1a Talk, cr1PtHA
, 1870-04-22
by GEO. G. EREBR,

FRIDAY, AprF ., a1ak o'clock. Fnrnitufy. Carpe4A
Feather Beds md Pillows, g. ono Grover 4 Rakers
npc SewtuE Machine: atso. Clothing JeWeltr. NosonA
&C. to ctoac I ccnccru. Also a lsrxr Cook Stove
, 1870-04-22

UltIfOFOEpM1EHle
Meteorological record for April 81, 1870, as re-
ported bJ J. g. 1anEgutht Jr., optician, Iii RAN
doph street, correspondent to the Smith son1au
Institute. The email letters are the initials for the
words "reering," "gentie," "high," "dry,"
moist atmosphere, !" fain, y and "snow:"
, 1870-04-22
ExCHANGE
BUSINESS CHANCES.


4 pFRSnT HAVING; A SNAIL lAlT OF STEMS
~ Cain Silver Tca Sssaus hear If Very farGE2-
b!r trade fur nj rttatr
Gstt ut the City ef PaIA and bug avet spoons for
, 1870-04-22

Auction s.le On F.iday Morning, April q, 1t
9,t o'clock, 1t No. SIS soush clatf-ss,
OF lot Of seenna,Aana fr11at1Sr. Rss Bs9ainS md
n loAa 70 suit the Hada Aso Z 1@an & q 1f9SesA
, 1870-04-22

ITO uREST-TwosTORT, sRQoM HOUSE n
Weat Dyiriou nnr block from Aadl-op-et CARE for
zpper month, Jos. B. CHANDLER Room ., No Il
Dekil-rn%t
TO REST-FROM NAY l.REsIpESCE OF
ovct eterc, slf Wet Madt.an+ h1so, oh or
ahcut May Ieridene- Of ROOMS, furnished and ready
for heuseEceptnk- Apply on rwcnnses-
RIO RhST:!THE COTTAGE NO: 1e PARK.Ay.,
GLEASON. Al Tnrtkh Baths = W 1shinEtoyi It -.
, 1870-04-22

HTORE AND FIXTURES, WITH FIVE YEARS,
= ca.e Of lot, for taic- 17aite At le3 Bsuwu-st-
THE VERY BEST BARGAIN IN THE MARKET
lBard PaftaE fp. t1LIA, bar rtuck. and f1 :sl.va-
WIN ts sold at great b.rEan, as the OWNER hare 70:
to Eo West The rent is cheap LEGALITY 1ood. Cal1 and
TUG FOR SALE Or CHARTER, TWO YEARS
o1t. In every Lb;trt fEts-sas Nc /: rytiu Ter.
laz1b; ~ cet nit; draws6 feet Addrrxs Box 81.
Prat Office
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18

Is your tat, good nutured old grand.
fathe, living on ia: beet and pork,
white bread and butter, buckwheat
cakes and molasses, rice and sugar,
till he has lost all mental and phys
ical energy, and desires to sit from
morning till night in the chimney
corner or at the register. saying moth.
ing and caring Tor nothing! Change
his diet; give him fish, beetsteak, 20
tatocs and unbolted wheat bread, or
rye and Indian, with one.halt or three
quarters of the carbomtcrous article
of his former diet, and in one week he
will cheer you again with his old jokes
and call tor his hat and cane.
Is he lean, and cold, and restless
and irritable? Give him the latest
meats, with the best OF butter, and
as much sugar and molasses rs he dc.
sires, not taking away entirely TODD
for the brain and muscle but adapting
them to his circumstances. Perhaps
his brain has been ovcrworkcd, and
exhaustion and tttul action follow.
1t so, he needs some form OF phos.
phatic food to which he has not been
accustomed, as oatmeal porridge. or
oat. meal cake, with milk or diet OF
fish, and perl barley, or pea soup.
Or perhaps his restlessness comes
from inactivity of tho bowels; it SO
he needs fruits, vegetables, unbolted
wheat bread, ETC., with care to keep
his mind ut ease, and to have only
such company as is soothing ard
agreeable.
Or perhaps his irritability arises
from, the use OF too much meat and
other phosphate food; ifso, keep on
diet in which the phosphates are
deficient, as rice, flour, bread and but
ter, etc, with other food adapted to
his other conditions and habits. But
that regard to these different con-
ditions. AMI an adaptation Of food to
conform TO them, will very much
contribute to comfort and happiness
in the declining years of life, there is
not a shadow OF doubt.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18


with their shooting ks."-Quin.
cy Wing.
To guard agai1st which, Napoleon
should distribute his leaders prop.
e-ly, accustom his columns to snug
chase, and allow no minion OF the
Germans type within its lines. IL Chi.
cago Post.
The nephew OF his uncle already
begins TO realize that he hasn't such
"fat take" as he expected, the
Rhine provinces being "up' and
nothing left for him but B,smark's
"solii n,inions. '-[R. l. Union.
Hell zee $3.50 when the Prussians
make a - at him and show his
columns their antique German text
which is the type victories are set in,
aud he may also get stick or two
OF "old English" which he'll find not
without . I, and the lines in ItaliC
won't help him much.-{Dav export
Democrat.
Napoleon is good at showing his
H in ! but his columns may be
"locked up" only to be PLAYED do~n
by prussian needle guns. His mat.
ter will then be distributed; his En-.
pcrorship be delivered over TO the
der,l; his return to Paris be welcom.
ed BY t I, and n ,ntcfpose the ca.
rccr OF h,s mad ambition without ne.
cessity tor another 4 in history
Davenport Gazette.
II will be a galley day in Europe
when Bismark shall have wet dozen
the ardor Of Napoleon and his sort.
and with damp blanket and tho
thrusts Of the Prussian eide siicks
hurled him back to his own do-mis
ion, there to become bottle arscd, unit
the grippers OF death shall file him
away among the poor proofs OF the
past.-[Ottumwa Courier.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18

people. Our mutton must contain
less winter and more Invisible fat.
1t must be grown more rapidly, and
fattcd while the sheep or lamb
is growing. believe that the time
will come when We shall have sheep
that can make rs much Cat and
flesh out of a given amount Of real as
a pig. At present our best mutton
breeds, such as the Cotswold, Lei
ccstcr, and South Down, will not ap.
proximatc to a pig in this respect
and the fact is not crcditablc to
our intelligence and skill as breeders.
Let us turn our attention to this
subject.-[From Walks and Talks
on the Farm" in American Agricul-
turist. July, 1870.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18
Beef aud Mutton.

John johnson writes me that, when
he commenced farming, over 40
years ago, 'the first three cows he
bought cost him $40 each. They
were goods ones and large. Now, in
the same ncighborhood, COWS are sci
ling for $75 to $500 each. l believe
he adds, seattle and sheep will keep
their price some years. If it was
not for Illinois, / do not see what
New York City would Ito for beef Ttat
Stat fur nishcs from two-thirds to
three fourths of all the beef cattle in
market. For instance, last week,
out of a total OF G,7ll, Illinois flrn-
ishetl $3.50. II there was Wander
bilt to buy up all the Illinois cattle,
he might control the market for
years to come" There is probably
no danger Of anything Of the kind
being attempted. But it is time more
attention was directed to tho rearing,
breeding, and fattcning ofcattle and
sheep. The truth is, that our popu-
lation increases with marvellous rap
idity. And We arc, as Il rule, ma
ton Of hard workers. Our resources
are unboundctl, and there is proba-
bly, no people that work SO hard and
live 50 well as the Americans.
An English farm laborcr gets so
cents day and boards himself. -
Neither he or his family can afford
to eat beef or mutton. The same
man would work harder and earn his
dollar and a quarter or dollar and a
half lay, would require more lib-
cral diet, andbc enabled to get it. So
may it always be. But that it may
be SO, the American farmer should
endeavor to raise more, and better,
beef and mutton. l do not want to
see meat any cheaper; but do want,
both for our own interests, and
those OF the consumer, to furnish
meat Of the best quality. Cheap as
our mutton often is, it is the dearest
meat in the market. Thousands and
tens Of thousands Of sheep arc sold
that do not dress over .f35. From
so to 80 per cent Of the meat consists
Of water. How much ofthc remand
er consists u good digestiblc meat,
and how much OF bones, skin, and
tough indigestiblc muscle, has not
yet been determined Butsit Is a
pretty large proportion. We urge
people to eat less pork and more
mutton, but it will do no good un-
less we provide mutton that approx
mates more closely to pork in actual
nutrimcnt. We ought to be able to
produce pound Of mutton that shall
contain as much available nitrogen
and carbon as pound Of pork, and
at less cost. This should be the aim
OF our breeders and feeders, When
this is the case, we shall be u NUT
ton eating instead Of = pork eating
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18

The recent pleasure trip OF Iowa cd.
itors will amount TO far more than a
few banquets, nice ride, and the in.
cidcnt ct ceteras. St. Louis is bid.
ding for the trade OF Iowa, and her
business men will DO all they can to
Obtain it. The Missouri Democrat
-one OF the leading papers Of the
State-qnotcs largely from speeches
recently made in st. Louis by lows
citizens, aud supplements them with
these words OF advice to St. Louis
merchants:
Thus il will be noticed with what
unanlmity the speakers declared the
establishment OF closer commerci.
al alliance to be the ch,ct end of their
visit. We therefore suggest to our
merchants the necessity OF actively
bidding for the trade OF Iowa, by
sending out circulars containing
prices quoted low enough to win.
We also suggest to the North Mis-.
souri, Railroad Company that new
inspection of their rates upon farm
produce be made, and every fraction
OF cent be deducted from the cost
OF its transportation to this city pos
siblc. Let MS get and keep the trade
Of these willing Iowans tor year OF
so, even il We (by the sharp con,peti.
ton OF Chicago) are compelled to do
all their business without commits.
sions and sell them all the goods
they want at cost. In time we shall
reap satisfactory profit, and as the
years 60 by and Iowa increases in
population aud wealth, she will be
one OF the chief sources Of our pros
s,or;tv
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18
RURAL s. DOMESTIC.
From the Western Rural,
The Rapture ri Swcca smell.
iMe Hay.

16e hBOys
NJ SERENE EDWARDS TODD.
Bards sing Of the harvest, Of fruits, and Of
flowers;
They sing of the birds, Of the sunshine, and
showers;
OF laborers strong, and Of children at play;
OF rapture. in meadows Of sweet.smclling
hay.
It's cheering, they tell US. to view, IS We
pass,
A bevy Of mowers cut down the tall grass,
To see the great tussocks submissively bow
While swcat-irops incessant, roll OF the
dark brow.
With vis:iaut eyes. as the s"ythes swept
slong,
scanned every mower,as sturdy and strong,
They circled the meadow, lihe urchins ~
play,
And smiled II tbs rapture Of sweet.smell.
ing nay.
I wondered, as forward, with well>measur-
ed beat,
They all strack together, oppressed with the
Where raptures come in, or wha, time in
the day,
The raptures in meadows Of sweet.smelling
hay.
From carly gray morning till MONDAY
toiled;
From noon day iii twilight, in meadows !
moiled,
A-mowing, a-,ediing, and raking away,
In quest Of the rapture in sweet smelling
The rapture in meadows Of sweet smelling
hay.
often would whispcr-what ie it'll pray
Determined to find it, with merry heart
light,
piled, like hero, my scythe with more
might.
W mic cIrcIiHS tne tail S'osS 'n'o"S" s''sS"
and through thin,
4 whisper oft asked me, where raptures
come in,
When swetcring, and pulling, and tuEging
away,
In close, heated mows, pitching sweets
smelling hay?'
The heat was oppressive; the brown part>
ridge drum
Had ceased its low beating. The rapture
and fun,
Like myth in the spray, seemed to vanish
away
From meadows all fragrant with sweets
smelling hay.
Faint, weary, exhausted, threw down my
blade,
When glimpses Of ::rapture appeared in the
shade;
As urchins play truant, I hasted away,
In quest Of the rapture in swett.smelling
hay.
While tanning my brow, meath tho tall
waving trees,
The rapture appeared in the whispering
breeze,
To rebuke my mistake, like q savan astray,
and teach how TO find it, in sweet smelling
hay.
Fair nymphs, . rich banquet, there spread
in tho shade,
With goblets o'er6owing with cool lemonade,
And plates full Of jumbles, Of cookies, and
cherries,
With ample terreens full Of cream end ripe
berries.
The transport and rapture now lose to my
sight,
As out from my bower, I gazei with delight.
Where rakers and pitchers were Juggling
away,
In meadows oil fragrant with sweet-smell-
ing hay.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18
Typos On Tao WAR.

1t Louis Napoleon "sets" his" bour-
gecls" in solid columns on the Rhine
the probability is that they will be
double loaded" by the Prussians.
-[Springfield Journal.
More likely the Gcrnan will
knock Napolcon's columns into "pi'
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18

II the Merchants in your place will not
furnish, or send for the Machines, send us
the reiail,pr Washer, 81 l, Extra wringcr 81,
and We will forward either or both ma
chimes, free Of freight, 70, ,ces wi ere 20
one Is selling; and 50 sure arc We they will
he liked. that We agree 10 refund the money
il any one wishes 10 return the machines
frec of freight. after months trial accord.
ing 10 directions.
No husband, father or brother ehonli
permit; the drudgery Of washing with the
hands, iifty>t~o days in tic year. when il
can be done better, more expeditiou.iy,
with less labor, aud no Injury 10 the gar
ments, by = Doty Clothes Washer, aud u
Universal Wringer.
Sold hy dealers generally, to whom liber-
III discounts are made.
Z. C. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
81 Cortlanjt ST.. New York
l2Sm6
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18

So severe have been tho effects Of
the drought III the Home and Bushy
Parks. England, that branches Of the
trees arc being cut bown for the deer
to browse upon, and brewers grains
are obtained for the cattle in default
of grass.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18

The Knoxville Wing says East
Tennessee has raised this year $780,
600 bushels OF wheat, and will have q
surplus OF 5000, 900 bushels for sale.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18

MIR. SCHNEIDER Is the latest addition
to the list OF persons who have UNI
dcrtakenfthc treatment and cure OF
excessive fatness IN the humae race,
this condition being considered by
him as q disturbance OF the animal
economy, in consequence OF which
the carbon taken III is accumulated
in the form OF fat. Diet and excr-
else, as might be expected, constitute
the basis OF his treatment. As in the
method OF Mr.. Banting, which some
years ago was SO much in vogue, the
diet advised tor tat persons consists
OF food containing a large percent
age Of nitrogen, to which some vege-
tables without starch, and cooked
fruit, are to be added, tor the pur-
pose OF moderating the exc,tation duo
to animal nourishment. The use OF
certain wines is permitted; beer is.
however, entirely forbidden. Coffee
and tea are allowed. with as little al.
gar as possible. Cheese, potatoes,
rice, beans, peas, maize. maccaroni,
tapioca, arrowroot, and soups are
not allowed. The use OF sulphatc OF
soda is recommended, rs moderating
the transformation OF heterogeneous ma.
tcrials and stimulating the oxidation
of fat and the use OF mineral waters
containing the sulphatc Of soda in
solution IS considered OF the great.
est Importance in this respect. The
waters Of Marienbad, which are es.
peclally rich in this salt, are stated to
have, usually, the most happyseffcct.
Their use, together with that Of some
alkaline pills, and strict adherence
to the conditions above mentioned,
caused decrease IN weight OF from.
twenty-five to sixty pounds in differ
ent individuals in the course of few
weeks Editors Scientific Record,
in Harpcr's Magazine tor July.
FEED rnr FnUlr TREEs.-It must
be apparent to every INJECTING per.
son that the material round about a
fruit tree, which renders important
aid in the productlon OF fine fruit Of
any kind, must necessarily be more
or less exhausted after vine, bush or
tree has produced abundant crops for
successive seasons.
For example: A large pear tree
or apple tree will frequently yield
from ten to sixteen bushels Of fruit
annually. Many trees have produced
twice these quantities at one crop.
After tow seasons, the material
that the roots must b. supplied with,
in order to produce good fruit, must
be more or less exhausted. For this
reason, fruit begins to fail; and the
failure is often attributed to an east
wind, or some mysterious atmospher.
ic influence; when in reality the sole
cause is starvation, arising from an
impoverished soil.
The remedy IN to feed the roots o!
all kinds OF fruit trees with lime
wood ashes, gypsum, chip dirt, bones
and anything that will rcnovate al
impoverished soil. 1t is evident that
fruit trees cannot produce fine fruit
| ont OF nothing, or out of such mate
rial as may he desirable tor some
other purpose.-[ Hearth and Home,
i
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18

Improved with RowElL PATENT DounLx
Coo.wmEELs, and the PATENT STor, are now
unquetsoinably far superior to any appara>
tus for washing clothes ever invented, aad
will save their cost twice year, by savise
laber aud clothes.
The Editor Of this paper, who purchased
Washer and wringsr. thus tes,i6es - to
their value:
rf&his useful and ornamental maehias
i Was sent 10 US for trial. II has been ID
use for four or FIVE weeks, and the house,
hold authorities feel warranted in saying
something in It's behalf. The following q
from the pen Of Mrs. True. We are Satiss
fed that the plea for thu Washer might
have been stronger:
Doty's Clothes Washer is success l1av.
ing had one in use for several weeks. 1
feel we'll enough acquainted with II 10 pass
judgement mpon IL. do not know how one
eau ask more Of washing machine than
this will DO No hand rubbing IL necessary
for tic clothes after they have been through,
the washer. have not touched wash board
since the Doty came into the house. II 10
the only machine kn0w Of that will re-
move strenks from wrist.and neck .ba nds.
and the gentlencss with which il handles
clothes is very soothing 10 the nerves Of
those whe dislike Meuding aud darning.-
II is also an improvements on the old way
Of filling room with soap.snls and sieam,
for this is all shut up within the washer
and assists in the cleansing Of the clothes.
lsy the aid Of a wringcr, which shou i all
ways be used with this washer. heayy arii.
cles can be washed ~ easily rs light ones,
| and the whole irudgcrv Of washing is chang.
ed to pleasant work.-[Tms TAxA CouxfY
| KErUuLscAN. Jan Is, 1870.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18
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A delightful and instructive story Tor boys.
Price, $3.50. Sold by booksellers, or sent
by mail on receipt Of price.
Also, numerous other books. Write for
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
c4ae,.ee. 4 Rvoc,s.!
o. NO O. Cd SE3 U3 .

DC III q @ Cd LED H3e
Manufacturer of Family Carriages, Top
md Open Bnggie., Light and Heavy Wagons.
All kinds of work in that line made to order
on short notice. Of the best material and
IN the latest style.
ckay" Having had many years expert
,encr, and fully understanding his business
in all its parts, he feels confident Of giving
satisfaction 10 all in workmanship, style,
finish and material, for rs little money as
any other shop
Wagons and Ddggics on hsni. Work
warranted.
ma. Shop at the old Hardware Stand
north Of Court Square. Toledo, Tana couu.
~, Iowa.
Please call and see for yourselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. v3nl4tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18
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wARNERS PILE REMEDY Is the only
article known to immediately relieve and
ehectually cure every case Of Blind, Bleed.
ing. or Itching Piles. Every sufferer can
depend upon this. Il has cured cases Of
80 years standing. Give IL a trial. end yoa
will get rid Of tn. most troublesome disease
flesh 10 heir 10. lfyou suffer with Constipa.
tion or Dyspepsia which always aggrsvass
and 10 generally the cause Of Files, use
Warmers Dyepepsin Tonic.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-08-18
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WARMERS DlSrErSlA TONIC il pre-.
pared expressly tor Dyspepia, or lndigest.
ion, Nervousness aud Debility, loes Of ADs
petite, and those afflicted with habitual ces.
tiveness. Its properties are tsnic, laxative,
and gently stimulating. (is does not contain
spirits,) II gives tone, energy and action to
the digestive org2As, therefore the proper
remedy for Dysrepsia and Constipation.
For sale hy druggists everywhere. J. +.
MILLER & CO.; rroprietors. Go State Sr.,
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