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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-09

Eighteen sheep stealing Indians
were drowned in the Yellow Stone
river, NJ. T., the other day
A New York Judge committed d
cross-eycd woman Tor contempt OF
court because she didn't lcok at him
wien told TO.
In this country there are $50 Young
Mems Christian Associationl, aud l..
400 in the world, with aggregate
membership Of 10000.
Twenty-four thousand emigrants
have left Germany during the first
iour months of the present year.
The Germans of New York have
organized Eat Mans Club. None
Of its members are under 200 pounds
A Memphis reporter, describing
q recent baby show, tells how one Of
the infants wore, "a Marseillcs dress
about two and halt years old."'
In Ohio the Democrats will hold
their State Convention June 10, the
Republicans August 10. Besides
State officers, from Secretary down,
a new set Of Congressman are to be
elected next fall.
An Idaho editor, in writing up a
puff on the Pcnitentiary, relieves his
mind as follows: "'rhe moral atmos
phere inside the walls Is Of tar higher
tone than that of the rest OF the coun-
try" a
Prince Bonapartc spends much OF
his time in pistol shooting. Being
destitute Of Republican editor for
a target, he has to practice at an or
dinary ring and bulls eye.
A woman in Marseillcs, aged thir
ty-four, was recently murdered by
her husband because he thought she
was witch and had practiced upon
his peace of mind.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-09
CLIPPINGS.
a long strike-twclve o'clock.

a long strike-twclve o'clock.
There are three Chinese photograph
galleries in San Francisco.
American four-in-hands IN Paris arc
reported to surpass all others.
An English professorhas discovered
a new muscle in the hrman body.
A Colorado editor plaintively
pleades, Gosh dang it !! send us more
girls" : v
A Texas paper refers to the "Kan.
garoo Legislature now in session at
the capital
Alexander Stephens has finished
bis. history of the war.
TIE puNiihcrs. Of Mark Tw ain 1
sInnocehtss Abroad,n are nov print.
ing the oixty- fifth thousand.
Il II M aid l,st kity: :dnso languages
arc spoken in the cigar aud tobacco
shops OF New York. 4a a..s
. An ungrateful fellow in Zanesviilc
O., poisoned dog which had saved
three person from drowning.
The British Museum has cost the
Government $40, ,OO0, 600; aud the an,
nnal cost Of maintaining it is $500,
900.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-09
A Singular Manila

Louisville has among her notable
characters q man named Charles
Watkins, who has strange mania,
tor which name IS yet to be invent
ed. He will break into a house at
might, just tor the luxury OF standing
by the bedside of q person and look
ing at him or her, as the case may be,
while lying asleep. He has been
known to do this on several occa-
sions, and, after standing there and
gazing for hours, leave without dis
turbing anything, and close the doors
carefully after him.
The Courier Journal says that
about six months ago he got INTO Sc.
rious trouble this way, being arrested
as q burglar and held to answer.
lie entered the room Of young la
.ly after she had retired and gone to
sleep. Taking his favoritc position
beside tho bed, he stood gazing al
the beautiful sleeper, till, perhaps
concious OF the presence near her,
she awoke. aud was frightened terri.
bly,. BY the faint light Of the moon
as it shonc through the lattice, she
saw this stranger standing still aud
motlohless At her bedside. She
screamed an1 tainted, and tho IN
mates of the house, aroused by the
noise, came rushing just in time to
catch the intruder. The affair caused
" hood deal OF excitement, and nc
little gossip, at. the time, but subsc
qucnt facts have proved that the man
was harmless, and went there only
10 satisfy this similar longing Of his
sHe has been caught in several such
places SINCE then, but at no time hat
he ever disturbed anything or any
body. He was presented to the
poart as q suspected telon, charge
hardly justified by tho facts in thu
case, aud held tor $500 to be Of GOOD
behavior for twelve months. Hi,
case is q strange one indeed"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-09

icls, grayhounds, black land tan ter
ricrs, and every animal which goes
by the name OF lap.dog. These will
bear taxation to almost any extent.
5. Wandering, worthless and own
crlcss ours. These should be exter.
minated.
We trust that we, shall not offend
the scnsibilitics of Mr.. Senator Sum
ner by the apparent ferocity of our
last observation; for really there is a
great deal more humanity in killing
vagrant dog than in permitting him
to live on without regular food and
shelter. Moreover, such a creature
is the most likely to 20 mad, and bite
the ncighborhood; and in certain dis
tricts his taste for mutton of his own
killing is found to be decided az well
as disagrecable to sheep keepers.
Aud as to. the general purpose Of the
measure. we may say that dogs come
much nearer to being Injuries than
many other objects of liberal taxa
ton. We should be sorry to hurt
the feelings of any proprietor of a
faithful aud affec,ionate dog Tray,
whose
"-srcast is white, his touzle back
Weel clad in coat o glossy black;
His gawcie tail in upward curl
Hung Ger his hnrdles wi . swirl"
L would be abominably selfish not
to be willing to pay tax upon the
possession of SO much beauty and in
telligence.
1t is usually thought that the com.
plants made by slicepowners against
dogs are unionndcd; but we suspect
that the annual loss sustained Is
greater than that reported. In
Name alone, and in only five coun-
ties, the number OF sheep killed by
dogs IS reported to be fourteen hum
drea during the last year. This is a
sheer, unnecessary, and abominable
waste of valuable, and, we may say,
.. ncculiarly valuable property. Ii
here IS a,y interest which should be |
protected it is that o. wool.growing.
We are not, it is wei known, !: ia.
'or OF Capital Punishmen: for zen;
,nt any dog who has once helped |
,lmselt to a taste Of living mutton
should Le hung at once, without ben
fit OF clergy. The passion tor oyinc
lai ghter can never be cradicatcd.
IN. Y Tribune. 9
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-09
Of Dos..

There is great deal of good sense
in the proposition of Mr.. Reeves to
tax d gs, which the Committee Of
Ways aud Means Is now considering.
Dogs in this country may be classi-
fed: l. Dogs Kept for the purposes
OF defense There are not many OF
these, and there is no reason why, as
their owners xre usu lily in good cir
cumstanccs, they should not be taxed
81: Dogs kept tor prize fighting -
These should be taxed, and, il dis
.arimination can be made, as heavily
- possible. 3. Dogs kept for shoot
ing purposes. These are mostly the
property of well.to.do men who eau
'nnord - pay for iuxuries. 4. Pets,
including poodles, King Charles span.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-09

"rhc London Iron Trade Circu.
lar" says: Improvement for our
local trade j. likely to be stimulated
shortly by the reductions effected in
the American tariff, both on mer.
chant and pig iron. In London the
effect OF the American tariff reduc-
tions has already been experienced
in 4 large influx OF orders tor the
class oil goods on which il is propps
cd to reduce the duty Reduction
Of duties stimulates business abroad
and reduces it at home. starts fires in
English furnaces and puts them cut
at home Aud this is Political Econ
omy II N. Y. Tribune.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-09


Advertiser, Upton, "a copies .........S Is 90
Advertiser, Eddyville, % copies. 16 so
4Egis, Story county, l cory........ IS
Advocate, Boone county, copy. IS
Advocate. Floyd county copies. 2 25
Anseiger, Iowa Stats, 65 copies. 4S IS
Age. Iowa, copy..... ................ 75
Bugle, Council Rlnfs, 81 copies..... 20 25
Bulletin Buchanan county, copies 25
Bugle, Council Bluffs, Daily, 8 cops Q 90
Blade, Pella, % copies.............. 81 90
Chronicle, lansing copy......... IS
Citizen, fama, 90 copies. ............. Is 90
Chronicle, Wilton, copy ............ rs
Courier, Waterloo, 25 copies..... -. ls IS
Citizen, Loyal, copies............... 8 90
Constitution, Kcokuk, Daily. cop 8 90
Constitution, Keokuk, Weekly, %
coples..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 80
Courier, Ottnmwa, Daily, copies 9 90
Courier, Ottumwa, Weekly, II cops 8 a5
Courier, Muscatinc, Weekly, 2 cops so
Copperhead, ouumwa, ~ copies. 9 IS
Democrat, Iowa Humboldt CO., l cop 10
Democrat, Bloomfield, ! COPY. IS
Democrat, Davenport, Daily, 8 cops 81 90
Democrat, Davenport, Weekly, SO
copies. ..................... q 90
Democrat, Fort Madison, 10 copies Z so
Democrat, Boone county, copies 8 90
Democrat, Marion county, 10 copies so
Upper Des Sioines, 20 copies...... Is 90
Democrat, Decorah, copy....-... 10
Demokrat, National, 76 copies...... 81 90
Excelsior, Msquoketa, 10 copies. Z SO
Express, Monticello, eopy........ Is
Enterprise; 2 copies. Il SO
Express, Montgomery, 10 copies. Z so
Eagle, Vinton, 4 copies ........... 8 co
Evangelist, Sc copies...........v.. AZ 90
Kureka, Anamosa, 10 copies ........ z SO
Enterprise, Birmingham, 90 copies Is 90
Enterprise Garden Grove, 81 copies 10 Is
Freeman, Hamilton, 81 copies ...... IS 25
Gazette & Argus. Burlington, Scoops 2 IS
Gazette, Cedar Falls, 5 copies..... IS
Gazette, Davenport, Daily, Is cops. 4s 90
Gazette, Davenport, Weekly, 93
copies W 10
[Gazette,1 Des Moines Valley, %
copies ......... ...................-. 16 so
Gazette, Monona county, II copies 25
Gasette, Dallas, 10 copies. I. SO
Gazettc, West Union, l copy...-.... "a
Gazette, Western, 6 copies............ 4 so
Gate City, Daily, copies s........... 81 OO
Cato City. Weekly, 2I copies....... Is Is
Cleaner and Herald, cory.....-.4 IS
Hawk,Eys, Burlington, Daily, l3
copies ........................... 50 0e
Hawk.Eye, Burlington, Weekly, ll2
copies... ......................... "a O(
Herald, Clinton, - copies..~...... 16 sc
Herald, Dubuque. Daily, ~ copies. SO 90
Herald Dubuque, Weekly, "a cops. ! 55 5t
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-09
ATTORNEYS.

A H. LAWRENCE Attorney and Coun-
IA sellor At Law and Notary Public.
TOLEDO, TAM4- COUNTY, IOWA.
Particular attention will be given to the
Foreclosure of Mor.ga Probate matters,
Collecting Claims and furnishing abstracts
Of Titles. Office in Court House. v3n5y
~ II. CRAWFORD. Attorney at Law, To-
Ne ledo, iowa. Office over W. F. Johnston
& Co.'S store. r3etf
VIII. stivers. J. G. satiey.
STIvERS & sAFLEY,
Will practice in the
Supreme and District Courts
Of Iowa, Buy and Sell Real Estate, Pay
Taxes, Examine Titles, Make
Abstracts, &C.,
TOLEDO, TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
We have completed a perfect Abstract Of
all Lind Titles inspana County. Tax Tiles
receive special attention. v3n 4y
vl,HoMAS S. FREE, Attorney at law,
i Toledo, Iowa. Office in Court House.
Also U. s. COMMISSIONER. lv3n9tf
PPELGATE g. KINNE, Attorneys and
n Counse lors at Law, Toledo, Iowa Of
hcc in Stones building, over W. G Walters
grocery Store, v3n3tf
r. sTRUBLE. c. B. BRADSHAW
GTRUBLE s BRADSHAW, Attorneys
. and Ceunsellers at Law, Toledo, Tama
County, Iowa. Office over Clark's Store.
lv3-l-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-09
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

i S. MOORE,
Says to his Old and New Customers,
THAT HE H4S REWOVED
To his New Suite Of Rooms, in the first builds
ing South Of Armstrong; Erug Store, where
he possesses the best facih,ies in central
Iowa Cor performing frst-class work. Give
him . call, for he guarantees satisfaction
with moderate prices. [v3n25tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-09
DENTISTS.
DENTISTS
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.
BY Or. 6. r. WEBER.
r@ DuRE NITROUS OXIDE o'

faH j Laughing Gas, given every
4II1O day. Hive given it in hun
dreds Of cases. It's perfectly safe, is pleas
ant to breathe, leaves no bad effects, every
body likes it. and in almos. every instance
the teeth are drawn while the patient is
entirely uncon scious.
Also, to regulating childreu's teeth. We
have a large and very superior assortment
Of Artificial teeth, which We are prepared
to put up in the very bestmaaner. Parties
ular attention paid to selecting and srrang-
ing go as to give them q natural and li.e-
like appearance in the mouth.
E5s- Office over NJ. LET'S Store
Tama City, Iowa. March. 500. v5n9.f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-09
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BAEKlN G
Tama County Bank,

Tama County Bank.
,. II. WARREN. ....... Banker
AND DEALER IN
NEW YORK & CHICAGOETCHANGE
Special and prompt attention given to
collection. Drafts on the principal Cities
Of Europe for sale.
PASSAGE TICKETS to and from the
Did Countries.
Office in stollers building, Tama City,
Iowa v3n5tf
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j ID HEYWOOD'S
p Fl 9 + @ G r A PHI
STUDIO.
OVER TaE POSTOFFICE
RAAR.A 90REo GAe
REDLCED PRICES

REDUCED PRICES
In Photographs, Ambro:ypes, Terrotypes,
frames, SC. Photographs, per doz.. $3.50,
per doz., $3.50 Ambfotypes from so cents
to S.; Ferrotypes two for so cents; all for
cash only.
HEYWOOD & MARTINS
Celebrated Negative and Ambrotype Collo-
dian. [nl7tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-09

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SILVER GOODS.

In Silver Ware we have all the new STYLES
lany never befoIe offered to the people of Port
ge county. We have all the patterns of
SOLID. SILVER SPOONS,
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asome has just come in-sweet and

AJO1iiS Las tusls SolAle 1A-77s " a.SSt sAAeA
nice.
Eggs p 81
Plenty of 'em, SIR"
"Well, Pm glad to hear it." drawls
the joker. "Ihese thingsare all use
full in a family and I'm glad you've
got 'em. Hope you'll not allow your
family, to be without 'em. Good
ing" - II
Can this be called anything but
"cheek" and that of the very cheeki-
est description?
The careless donkey who treads on
your corns at an evening party, and
then remarks audibly that some peo-
pie have feet as large as school dis
tricts; the young scamp who proposes
marriage to every pretty girl of his
acquaintance, "just to keep his hand
in, SO he can do it gracefully when the
right time comes," the blood-sucker
who offers to borrow So on the
strength of as many minutes ac-
quaintance; the adyenturer who en-
ergetieally courts a handsome widow
and winds up his visits by an elope-
ment with her daughter the man who
asks woman her age, a politician his
" conscientious opinion" girl if she
has ever had an offer, and any one for
the amount of his income-all these
are memorable examples of a quality
of mind that is and must continue to
be known as cheek"
We are not advocating the nse of
slang. We only say that this illegiti-
mate English is most pungently ex-
pressive.-Phrenoloyical Journal.
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PAUL PRY ON THE CARS.

Seated in front of me, for some dis
tance on the road, was an oldish gen.
tleman, evidently an invalid, who.was
closely muffied up, and who, like most
sick people, evidently wanted to be
shut up within himself and let alone.
Although the car was pretty full, pas
sengers who came in, observing that
the old man looked sick, respected his
condition, and left him in the undis-
turbed possession of his seat. Net so
one man, however, Paul Pry look
ing fellow, whose eye saw the old
man and, dropped into a seat beside
him.
The old man shrank away, evident
ly annoyed, but there was no help for
it; the man was entitled to occupy
the seat with himif he wanted to, so
the Invalid only drew his muffiers
closer about him and shrank deeper
into his hat. Paul Pry was not to be
shut out, however. Here was sick
man, something the matter with him,
and he couldn't rest easy until he
found out all about it. So at length,
after getting settled well in his seat,
he opened his battery on him, the old
man replying only in short monosyla-
bles: "Lee-le under the weather I
see ?" Yes" What's been ailin' ?0
No answer. "Haint got the con-
sumption, ! hope2 2" ,"No.n ii {" Pow
erful lot O. consumption round the
country now-days-'praps your liver's
'fected ?" "No." "Sure? mans
liver may be 'fected long time and
he not know it.ns3 Ea . ~ .H'rs t.tss
g knew a man about our parts
who went on 'sposin' he was all right,
until he died at the age of ninety or
ninety-one. The doctors cut him
open and they found his liver very
much fected. Yes, and the doctors
said it1had been fected good many
years, and the man never knowed it,
and if he kept on iivin', it would have
kept on bein' 'fected."' Pause, when
he begins again
"Ever have any asthma?" sHo 81
"No."
"Dreffel thing to have. Ny old
woman's got it. 'Flamatory rumatiz
sometimes makes man look like you
do ever have it ?"g
"No," very gruff1y. r-ga.s F5.,a.. al
"Spinal difculty or neurology run
in your family?"
"No."
"No? Well, its a good thing it
don't. You look like man that
/ would take to it easy. (Then persua-
sively.) Now, stranger, amt you got
the highpole
stThe what? ?"
"The high-pole eethe blues, the
dumps; amt you hippy-kondry like
Think you're sick when you amt
Don't you imagine great deal z"
Stranger-(Shaking himself up out
of his muff1er, and speaking very de-
cidedly)-" Yes, do"
Pry-(Gleefully)-"Thought So
knew it all the time. It's imagina-
ton, that's what it is-'magination on
the brain. You imagine"
Stranger" Yes, I imagine"
Pry-" Jes' so"
Stranger, turning square on him
and speaking with EMPHASIZE I inn
agine you. are attending to something
that is none of your business"
Paul subsidized. 10 4soi 5zss..F s sz.ss +.
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e A GENTLEMAN who was very zeal
GUS on the subject of horses, but not
according to knowledge. bought
mare at auction and rode her home.-
/" Well, Cesar" said he to his sable
coachman, "what do you think of
her? She cost me $780," ".Dunno,
master."' eyes, but what do you
think ?" "Well, massa, ii makes me
tink of what the preacher said yester-
day-something about his money is
soon parted. disremember de fust
part!"
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TAIIORING
HoMEsTEAD AND PRE-EMPTIoN.

HOMESTEAD AND PRE-EMPTIoN. 4,
statement, plainly printed, for the information
of persons intending to take up Homestead or
Pre- -emption, in this portion of the West, en-
bracing Iowa, Dakotah and Nebras ka-and 9TH
er sections. 1t explains how to secure 100 acres
of rich Farming Land for nothing, six months
before you leave your home, in this most healthy
climate. In short, it contains just such instruc-
tion as is needed by those intending to make a
home and fortune in the rich lands of the West.
Twill send one Of those printed guides to any per
which it gives is worth IS to anybody, Men who
came here two and three years ago, and took q
farm, are to-day independent.
TO YOUNG MEN. f8aa i5
This country is being crossed with numerous
railroads reaching from every direction to Sioux
City, Iowa: six railroads M viii be completed to
operation connecting us with Chicago and the
U. p. Railroad, and two more will be comnleted
D.Snaue s ei and McGreeyor yd drect Tbggee arc
will be completed within q year, connecting us
direct with st. Paul, Mimi, Yankton, Da., and
Columbus, Neb, on the U. p. r. r. The Mis-
souri, River gives us the mountain trade. Thus
it will be seen that no section of country offers
speculation and making a fortune For the
country is being populated, and towns and cit
les arc being built almost beyond belief Every
railroad market athis own door. And any en-
terprising young man, with a small capital, can
business if he selects the right location ansItbs
right branch of trade. Eighteen years. residence
in the western country, and large portion of
the time employed as q mercantile agent in this
country, has nude me familiar with the branch-
es of business and the best locations of this
country. For 81 remitted to me, l will give
this subject desired by such persons. Tell them
the best place to locate, and what business is
SSdSSss and what hSspsh i 9sgsS5Ted
lBox 1880 S, c. Com: of Emigration
Feb. "a, 'sO 7S-ly Sioux City, Iowa.
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re not quite eEQUALTOGOLD, but cost much
IS. You can buy them at about one-haIf New
ork price, and have the choice of style; or we
III send them by express on receipt of the
me-keepefs. In fact, if you want anything in
ne way of q watch, call and get posted as to
yle and prices, as we are sure we can suit you
ON SIS to $500. h1
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A NYTHING you want done in the line of Bill
"A Heads, Cards. Posters, Pamphlets &C.. be
sure and come So the Press Qtfico, on Chestnu
Street, north end Of Empire Block. FL
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A P1oUsLY-INoL1NED person was ex-
horting Pat on the subject of religion.
He indignantly answered, "Sure, an
didn't I jine the Methodists? Faix
an 1 did. I jined for six months, an
behaved myself SO we'll they let me
off with three! !N
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A GENTLEMAN at a musical party,
where the lady was very particular
not to have the concord Of sweet
sounds interrupted, was freezing ,un-
der the performance of long con-
certed piece, and, seeing that the fire
was going out, asked friend in a
whisper, "How shall stir the fire
without interrupting the music ?n-
Between the bars" replied the
friend" ~
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MISGUIDED CHILD.--A young lady
of sixteen, who had worn short dress
es all her life, positively told her
mamma she would wear them no
longer. sEE8,G3 ,eillf
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GEO. w. TIBBITTs,
United States Patent Office
A G E N c Y.
Designing and Engraving on Wood.
"a Superior Street. o,ereza,sd, Ohio.

q .
IA Superior Street. cerezamd, Ohio.
HAVING been engaged for the past ten years
III with great success in the business of OBJ
tanning Patents, 1 am prepared to guarantee
most perfect satisfaction in the transaction of
that business Numerous references could be
given to substantiate this.
In order to apply. for Patent, the law re-
quireS that model shall be furnished not over a
foot i'll any dimensions. Send the model by ex-
press. prepaid, to GEO. W. THIBBrTTs, 214
Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio, with a descrip-
tion of its operation and merits. and send the
post, Government, and stamp fees-$16-when
the drawings and necessary papers will be pre-
pared and sent to the inventor for examination
approval and oath.
My charges for attending to the whole busi-
ness will be S25 for all caseA, without any ex-
ira charges. The average time required to pro-
cure patent is thirty days (have had an exami-
nation in five days. Examination of the Re
cords free complete set of the Patent Ofice
Reports is on file at my Office, which may be ex-
amined by the public at their pleasure. free
'L.L GEO. W TIBBITTS, i
214 Superior street. Cleveland, ohio.
Jan. g. 1869, 71-1y.
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Farm for Sale.

A very desirable farm of eighty acres loeat
IA ed on the town line of Ravenna and Roots
town. A good barn on the epremises. and plen
ty of young fruit trees in good growing condi
on north Chestnut street, in the village of Ra-
VIENNA, just the thing for man wishing a place
to pasture COW or two. For terms aud a par
ticular description of the premises offered for
ale, enquire at the Office of, -t q 81
RANNEY 8 HATFIELD.
Nay 10, 1869 37-tf.
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a SUNDAY school teacher asked one
of his scholars if he had learned any
thing during the past week.
eyes," said he. ga
What is it you have learned 2"
"Never to trump your partners
ace" was the reply. al s aasf