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The Van Buren press., 1870-09-06

-" Master at home ?" "No. cir.
he's out" Mistress at home Z" mo.
sir, she's out" "Thcn I'll step in aud
sit by the fire. "1hat's out too. sir"
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-06

He who can suppress moments
anger msJ prevent many day's sorrow
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-06

- At trial not long since. one sf
tho witnesses, an old lady Of some eighty
years, was closely questioned by shs cp..
posing counsel relative to the clearness of
her eyesight:
:" Can you see me said he.
Yes" was answered. @n
Z" How well can you see me g PssstAsed
the lawyer.
We'll enough. rspsaasa ths ls1y 'sse
see that you srs nsithsss Gasgso. - l1diaa
nor gentleman"
The answer brought dswn IL houss -
silenced iAa connasl. 'l ssst
The Van Buren press., 1870-09-06

- Hot milk has been successfully
tried as a remedy for diarrbGa. 1t is said
that pint every two Of three hours viii
check the most violent stomach, incipient
cholera or dysentery. Half pin. every
meal generally reduces, gradually and
pleasantly an ordinary diarrhGa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
From Chelsea.

From Chelsea.
A little incident occurred here a
short time ago, that was rather amuse.
ing, and will bear telling time or
two. 1t I tell it here it may prevent
some other young man from getting
into the same predicament. Il hap
pened in this wise:
Mr.. and Mrs. --, proposed a
Candy Pull" aud invited some OF the
young people to come IN and have
pleasant time. Among the invited
were two young men, whom, Tor con-
venience, we will call Joseph and Wal
ter, and a young lady, whom We will
call Susan.
Soon after the invitations were Civ
en- out Joseph asked Susan to accom-
pany him. to the party and she prom
ised to go. Early in the evening OF
the party Walter called at the resi-
dence OF Susan, and, without asking
her for her company, said Susan, are
you going to the party tonight?
Susan replied that she expected to
CO." They sat down and talked tor
some time, aud Walter became un-
easy. He asked her again if she was
going to the party; and she replied as
before. Just at this time some one
knocked at the door; Walter did not
hear the knocking, and when Susan
went to open the door. he thought
she had gone to prepare tor the party.
He waited as patiently as possible, tor
an hour, but Susan did not appear.
The person who knocked at the door
was Joseph, and while Walter was
trying to smother his impaticncc, he
and Susan were at the party enjoying
themselves as young people will at
such places. Walter waited and wait
ed till near ten o'clock, when his pa
tience gave out and he exclaimed, 1t
does take these girls an amfA time to
fix up!' "What makes you think so,
said Susan's aunt who was in the
room. "Why, here it is most ten
o'clock and she is no. ready yet" he
replied. "Susan is at the party now
and has been there orer t,co hours, said
her aunt. Walter beat hasty retreat
and made himself scarce till the morn
ing.
/ Last Wednesday night we were
visited by strong wind that made
some unsuccessful attempts to unroo
houses. 1t succeeded in blowing ove1
a small building in the rear OF the
Drug Store, owned by Mcssrs. Stone
& Bell. The building was used Tor :
storc-roo.n aud contained several bar
refs OF oil, about forty gallons OF which
were lost.
The ferry boat is now ready to carr.
passengers across the river south y
this place. 1t was built, and is owne'
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

III. Eaitor:-I see by your last issue
that the Committee Con Sidewalks, OF
the Town Council Of Toledo, recon-
mend building crosswalk across the
Street from the Postoflice. Without
knowing who of the Honorable Coun-
Gil are on that Committee lit l did l
might be able to come to other con-
clusions) it looks as if the public COW
is going to be MIXED to further pri-
vate ends, If walk is laid as recon-
mcnded. have not seen as much as
some Of our Honorable Councilmen,
but l have never seen town where
they had walks, excepting on a
line of street, especially where it is
intended to be build out OF Public
Funds. Yours, for more light.
w. II
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
Railroad Meeting.

Every Saturday. No. II, for April ?3d,
contains a pictorial supplement Of remarka>
BILE attractivess and great merit as work Of
art. II represents Edwin Booth as Hamlet,
and will be recognized by oil who have ever
seen the great tragedian in his favoritc chars
ecter, az striking and admirable likeness.
The artistic excellence Of the picture may be
inferred from the fact that it was drawn by
Mr.. Hennessy and engraved BY Mr.. Linton.
The next number of Every Saturday will
contain as supplement companion picture,
represe nting Mr.. fletcher as Hamlet.
This number Of Every Saturday has o
continuation Of Dickens new Story, "The
Mystery Of Edwin Brood" which has already
excited great popular interest.
FIELDS, OSGOOD & Co.
Publishers, Boston.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

Don MT borrow this paper because
the subscriber who has paid for it hap
pens to be very accommodating, tor
you should recollect that he has some
claims to it. fyou want to read the
REPUBLICAN, you haA better subscribe
for it, pay us two dollars, then you can
have it every week for whole year
You will thus save your self-respect
for a man who will borrow his neigh
boris home paper when he can get it
for himself for 50, is as mean as the
grocer who caught flies and soaked
their feet in water to get back tie SUI
gar that had adhered to their feet while
walking on his counters. Why be so
mean tor few cents? You can't take
your money with you, and il you could
you cannot bride that Stygian ferry
man with all your gold.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
TIE Methodist Fair and Festival,

TIE Methodist Fair and Festival, at
lama City, on tho evening Of the 9th
and It'll ncttcd the church about 5000.
The Citizen, whence VIC learn the
above, narrates how 4 forgcr, un-
der guard Of w. 7. Walters, Constable
pro tenn, went navigating over the prair-
les of southern Tama in search of some
ono 10 go bail tor him to the lively
tune Of 81 1000; saw some friend from
whom he borrowcd-not cash, but-a
revolver. when, finding good spot,
he presented arms to the pro tenn Con-
stable and parted company with him.
This was on the 7th and Slh inst, since
which ti.no nothing has been heard Of
David Henchback, the torgcr.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
School Officers.

OCWOOl VAaAccrS.
We present below the name and address oil
the Officers Of the various School Districts
in the County, Us far IS they have teen re.
ported:
Observation-Disclosures Township.
President,-o. Gravatt, buckingham.
Sccretary,-Wm. Catlin>
Treasurer,-John T. Ames,
Observation-Disclosures District.
Pres.,--9. Jaqua, Buckingham.
Scc.,--Edwin Vaughan,
Tres IL. H. Thomas,
CARLTON, -District Township.
Prcs.,-Ro5ert J. Laughlin, Butlervilie.
Sec.,-John Craig,
Treas..-c. Bratt Marshall,ovn.
CARRoLL,-D District Township
Pres.,-James fowler, Toledo.
Sec.,-A. NJ. Smith,
Treas,-Joscph Powell,
nK,-District Township.
Pres,-P. s. Converse, Elite.
Sect. S. Talmage,
Treas.,--Joseph Dysart,
CoLuMsIA,-District Township.
Pres,-Janes NJ. Fee, TAma City.
sec.,-L. Francis Stoddard, i"
Treas.,--Hcnry Cory. Jr. /"
CRYsrAL-District Township.
pres.,-J. B. Brush, Crystal
Sec.,-J. A. Bowdle, !"
Treas.,-E. Mallcry, +"
HlouIAxn TowxsHlr,-D District Township.
Pres.,-J. G. Cronk, Oxford.
Sec ALEX. II. Cowles, :.
Treas.,-Alfred N. Poyneer,
He,card, district Township.
Prcs.,-D. II. Patterson, Toledo.
Soc, Martin Mcricle, I"
Treas, John Mccormick,
Granl-District Township.
pres,-L. D. Hall, Buckingham.
Sec.,-Wssley Evans,
Treas.,-John Fleming,
Ind ~ Vii,cge,-District Township.
Pres,-John O. Harrison, Oxford.
Sec.-C J. Stevens,
Treas.-Ejward Ruggles,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
What Saw You:

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 are willing to pay for any Of
these magazines or papers by 'eork, wo
make this proposition:
To any person who will send rs the
names Of eight new subscribers and
sixteen dollars, we will send either the
Atlantic Monthly, Hearth aud Home,
or either OF Harper's Publications, as
may be selected.
70 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.
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 Moines Week
" Bulletin.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
An English critic pays the follow

An English critic pays the follow
ing meritcd tribute to the poetical
features of the Atlantic Monthly:
1T is fattcring to think that i is
due to the fact that in England maya
zines are many. and in America few,
that we are flooded with verse land
bad at that). while The Atlantic Mon
thly presents us with poetry. 'Balder's
Wife, and sEvcn-Song,' are things we
don't get here once twelyemonth,
with all our magazines"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

ZELLs ENcYcLoPEpIA.-This work,
which has again been laid before us, is
not only complete Encyclopedia,
but is also Lexicon, Gazetteer of the
World; Biographical, Medical, Law
and Bible Dictionary, costing $500.
Any one can secure this library for
nothing by sending 5 subscribers to
the publication Office of Zell's Ency-
cloped;a, 80 West Randolph Street,
Chicago.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
Norway Oats.

Norway Oats.
This agricultural product is being,
at present, a great deal talked about,
and the Ramsdell variety is very cx-
tcnsively advertised.
An opportunity will soon be offered
the people Of the County to see for
themselves how the Ramsdcll Norway
oats grow and yield. Mr.. John Stuart,
Of Perry township, is sowing this year
FORTY AcnEs of this seed. Those who
want first rate oat should examine
his crop as it grows and is harvested
and see Tor themselves its superior val
no
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

HORSE KlLLED.-John Stuart, Of Per-
ry township, had the misfortune to
lose a valuable horse, on Wcdncs-
day, of last week. Mr.. Stuarts boy was
narrowing with the team and the hors.
cs became frightened at large "tum-
bic weed" and ran. The harrow be-
came over turned and the horse, by
some mishap, got entangled in the har-
ness and tell upon the teeth of the har-
row, tho wounds from which caused
his death. He was worth about 5000.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

We have been neglectful Of duty in
failing to announce, before this time,
that change has been made in the
Waltham Post office. The new post
master is VIM Davis, soldier Of the
Crimcan war, serving, we believe in
the English army, and later soldier
in the late American war, where he
lost an arm. We are confident that
the Waltham people will be we'll serv-
ed by this new official.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
1HSax;Isc binding.

Get your magazines and music and
papers bound, and get it done at once,
before they become SO thoroughly de-
moralizcd that no treatment will save
them. We are prepared to get bind
ing done for our customers at lowest
rates and at short notice. Bring in
your magazines at once if you desire
to preserve them. tt
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

The National Publishing Company, OF Chi>
cago, have kindly sent Us advance sheets Of
J. II. Deadle's "Life in Utah, or the Mysteries
and Crimes of Mormon,sm" The author was
for years the editor Of the only Gentle paper
in Salt Lake, THE Salt Lake Reporter, and
was the Utah Correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial, and has enjoyed unusual advan-
tages and opportunities for observing the
working Of the Polgyamous Institutions, an
expose Of which he gives in these pages.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

A SUNDAY THlEF.-Last Sunday,
while VIM. Jones and family, of Perry
township, were attending church in
Buckingham, some theft entered his
home and broke open his bureau, aud
took therelrom FIVE dollar gold piece
and 81 in silver. Some investigation
into the mater has been made, but We
do not learn that the thief has been
caught.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

We learn that Denton Camery has
been pardoned by the Governor and
will return about the first of May.
Camery is young man Of some abil-
lily, has stood on slippery places and
fallen. It is to be hoped that he will
now take heed to his footsteps, as well
as remember the axiom, true now as
ever, "IIonesty is the best policy
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
Church Directory.

N. Z. Church.--Rev. J. 8. Eherhart Pastor,
Prsashisg every Sunday At LOT A. NJ. and {
r. H.; Sunday School, At y r. NJ.
Congregational Church, Rev. x. Wilkinson,
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday At l03 A.
~. AID Ct P. NJ.
Presbyterian Church.--Rev. J. l.. Martyr,
Faster. Preaching every Let and 81 Sundays
N each month, at l03 a. III. and u r. m. Sun.
day School 1t Gam.
Regular Baptist church-Prof. II. A.
Drswn. Preaching every Sunday at loa A.
H., AID 81 T. NJ. Sunday School 1T j NJ.
Free Will Baptist Church.-Rev. G. B.
Nssssr, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday At
lol A. ~. AID r. NJ.
Buckingham.
Congregational Church-Rev. B. Roberts,
Pastor. Services every Sunday At II a. M
aad 81 p. NJ, every alternate Sunday, begin
alag January %, 1870.
N. Z. Church.-G. J. Wilkinson. Pastor.
Services l0A a. m. every Sunday, and 81 p.
=. every alternate Sunday. beginning Janu-
cry q, 1870.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

rs. w. Cole & Son have just re-
ceived their first car load of Fence
Wire; also, Spring stock of Nails,
Locks, and builders Hardware of great
variety. Garden tools of all kinds,
Chains, Plow Files, and Hammers for
breaking plows, Shovels, Spades
Ropes, &c, &c. Empire Block. Ia.
ma City, March 81, 1870. [15tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
The Trasss.a l!alalic

Is the cognomen OF new weekly, the
10Th number Of which is before us. 1t
IS published by J.. r. Hammersly i
Co.: Philadelphia, Pa, and is mod
clled after the old form OF Every Sat
urday. We are well pleased with this
number, and hope to see it reach all
extended circulation. Single copy. 10
cents; 81 per annum.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

SCuOOI ntWuASs
School officers should bear in mind that We
have printed anlfor sale At this office, nearly
all the blanks they require. Such blanks rs
are not already on hand will be printed on
short notice.
We already have on hand blanks Of the fol-
lowing forms: Nos, 3, 5, 6, 10, IL, 20 and 20,
Notification Of the Election Of Directors in In.
dependent Districts; Certificate Of the election
Of officers, and Contracts between teachers and
boards Of Directors Of Independent Districts.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
L..o,o-n;str;ct Tovnship

Lacoln,--District Township.
Pres,- Joseph Klesspie, Is Mile Grove.
Sec.,-h. C. Brockway,
Treas Joseph Prescott,
Oneida, -District Township.
Pres.,-M. Leavens, waltham.
Sec, w. Mowry,
Treas, -Rawson Terpenning
otter Creek,-District Township.
ses,-Wiiliam Higgins, Toledo.
Scc,--S. r Dodd,
Treas,-A. NJ. Staley, +"
Perry,-Dis,rict Township.
Pres, Donald Mcdonald, Buckingham.
Sec,-John Stuart, Wolf Creek.
Treas.,-Lynan Cady, Buckingham.
Richland, District Township.
rres.-Frederick Homan, Tama City.
Sec.,-Samuel Jnckman, Helena.
Treas Samuel Lewis, 4"
Salt Creek. District Township.
Pres,-John Robbins,
Sec.,-J. II. Ross, Chelsea.
Treas.,-Jacob Loutzenheiser, /"
Spring Creek, District Township.
Pres, Melvin Cole, Badger Hill.
Secs. S. Mann,
Trcas.,-H. I. willard,
7dma City, Independent District.
Press. ". Cole, Tama City.
Sec.,-C. f. Hubbard
Treas.,-G. II. Warren,
Toledo, District Township.
Pres.,-W. W. Davis, Toledo.
Sec..-A. Hufford,
Treas.,-Thomas J. Sweat,
Toledo, Independent District.
Pres, .Leander Clark, Toledo.
sec., M. d. C. True,
Treas. W.T.. Johnston, -
York, District Township.
Pres, L. r. winterstein, West Irving.
Sec, d. A. Peck, Dryden.
Treas, N. Durfee, Waltham.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

We arc showing the laws along at a
liberal rate in order to get them off
our hands as soon as possible. These
laws are published at the expense of
the state in order that every person
subiec: to the laws may have an OPP
portunity of knowing exactly what
those laws are. Our readers should
read them.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
N Ar K led.

On the 18th inst, at tie residence Of the
brides parents, by Rev. ]. L. Martyr, assis-
ted by Rev. G. H. Woodward, JAMES H.
WOODWARD and HANNAH NJ. S1RrrLE, b,.h Of
Toledo.
Also, on the 18th inst, at the residence of
the brides parents, by Rev. J. L. Martyr, j.
Q. CLARKE and LIZZIE A. ARMSTRONG, ell Of
Toledo.
The printer with pleasure returns thanks
for substantial membranes, and wishes the
welded parties a future OF happiness.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
A Slight Difference.

TO THIS OFFICERS or THE UNION FAIR: The
undersigned. your special committee on Sew.
ing Machines, report:-That it was agreed,
by the agents representing the Two competing
Machines, to render 10 your committee. in
writing, the peculiar points on which they
based their claim Of superiority. and in test
ing the machines, each point was 10 be taken
separately and after Is fair trial, adjudgcd 10
the best Of our ability. Each agent presented
his claims in due form. Fer the WiN6x s
Gibbs Machine, thirty five distinct claims
were made for its superiority, all Of which, on
a thorough and impartial trial. were sustain
ed. For the competing double>thread Ma>
chine, but ten were presented, two Of which
were sustaincd.-tSigued.l S. d. Tucker. L.
c. Chamrrey. J. Wheclock. Judges. [l5m3
Some Years since . poor but talented gent
lemsn of the medical profession conceived
the idea thu if he could produce medicine
Of universal application and extraordinary
merit, and make it known he could not only
enrich himself and escape the drudgery Of
Physicians iiie but also benefit the eick in
greater measuae than by his private practice.
lie therefore consulted with the best Physics
ians he could find and the result was the pro-
duction of the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills,
famous and most successful medicine. He
began in small way to make the Mountain
Herb Pills known by advertising them and
such was the value of his Pills, that in few
years he had not only amassed a fortune
but had that rare satisfaction for rich man,
Of having relieved the sick, and benefited his
fellow men in every part Of the country, as
thousands Of grateful testimonials coald
prove. The Judsons Mountain Herb Pills
have cured Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Fe>
male Irregularities, and all Bilious disorders.
This little sketch serves both to alorn tale
and point moral. DR.. Judson's Pills were
meritorious and the doctor himself knew the
value Of printers ink. For sale by oil dealers.
TliW4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

master ana 10 lion. Mr.. LoughridRe,
III. G. My. Loughridge, by his untir.
ing zeal in all that interests his con-
sttsents, commands their support.
His efforts to secure to isolated Sec
tions the advantages OF regular mail,
have generally been successful, and
they have not been few in lama coun-
ty. buckingham, Geneseo and Clark
have mail facilities which they would
not have but tor the excrtion OF Mr..
Loughridge; and l presume those
towns south OF Clark are also thus in.
debtcd to him.
BURGLARY.
THIS neighborhood was visited yes
day, tor the first time, by professional
thieves. Their method was TO call at
i house, and if the family were absent,
to break in: if any one was at the house
they would ask tor work, drink OF
water, or the way and distance to a
certain point. There were two ofthem,
and travelled at distance from each
other, in the same direction, from south.
west 10 north east. Tie first heard OF
them was at the house of g. Mellow
ell, Jr. One of them called as the fam.
lily were about to SO to church; he
asked for work, then the way to Buck
lngham; he went in different direction
into grove and when the family were
gone, entered by a rear window, broke
open trunk and drawers. He got a
watch and two dollars. He was a
small, effeminate looking man. The
other entered the house of VIM. Jones.
He was seen at the front door, which
was fastened. lie then passed round
to the rear door and entered; he got
nine dollars in coin. He was large,
brutal looking man. He was seen af-
forwards by several. The small one
called at Mr.. Fairbanks, who were not
at home. At Mr.. Warmers they found
the coast clear, broke open trunk,
searched dress pockets, &c, and got
two dollars. At the residence Of II.
G. Green they were met by young
man, and retired.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT.
The Sunday School connected with
Ripley Chapel will give Concert
Sunday evening, May s.
DYsARr AND WILSON
Have returned from their arduous ca
labors at Des Moines. They look well
feel well, are well, being healthy and
robust; the, did their share of the din
ing, teetotallcrs, they withstood the
winin. of the bankers and real estate
jobbers OF the Capital; being happl-
ly ma ried: they We're proof against the
seductive smiles, small talk and tears
OF the fair ladies of rirtaons Des Moines.
Of course they voted NO" on the new
State House bill.
BUSINESS CHANGE.
Mr.. Drew, owing 70 failing health,
has sold his grocery establishment, Mr..
Connell being the purchaser.
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.
A large portion of our new School
House is on the ground, and carpenters
will do we'll to study your advertising
columns and find oae entitled Notice
TO Contractors and send i'll their bids
May I'd. OBSERVER.
BUCKINGHAM, April Is.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21
a sc,.ing Mnchiuac Free.

We have Leavitt's Sewing Machine, one
Of the best Machines made, worth ST., which
we desire to present to some one who Will
briug Us the names of Sixty.fre new subscrib.
ers with $3.50.
We also give Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma
chine, worth $50. to any one who will obtain
for us Serenity subscribers with Sl4O.
For further PARTICULARS, address this office.
l63tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

We make correction to-day in the
Postofficer time table. The Bucking-
ham mail now leaves Toledo. Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
o'clock, A. NJ, and returns at 6 o'clock
p. NJ. 4. M. Stevens now has the
contract for this roate and ATTENDS to
it in person.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

The Western Rural Annual is re-
ceived for which the publisher has
thanks. It is practical year book
for the year, and besides the usual
Calender matter, contains some admi-
rable papers on rural economy. Pub
lished by Western Rural Office, Chica-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

The utility and beauty Of Democrats Month
iy includes ito illustrated poetry, original
music. household matters, &c. The May
number contains The Raven, by E. A. Poe,
with illustrations and Fashions. $40 engrav
ing given 10 each subscriber. Terms 50 .
venr.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-04-21

e62f you want something good to read,
20 to the Postoficc and have Clark put your
name down for . copy, each month, Of Har>
pers Magsrine; and, while there, buy your
Stationery, Green, Purple, Violet, Red and
Mauve Ink, where you can buy them, OF any
thing else for sale in Chicago, Is cheap as il
you were in the Garden City. II