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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-20

GPECIAL NOTICE. The Fisher and
~ Bloodgood Surveys being all patented,
those who own portions of them need net ap-
ply for Patents. Those who have purchased
tracts, or parts of tracts, of other bodies of sur
veys which have not been patented, can pro
cure the patents nv applving to
SHOEMAKER & OATMAN.
Ebensburg, Nov. IS, 1869 II.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-20
ER Z I Z R CAMPBFTr
IIPROvED
HIVE

The Undersigned has secured
of the United States, d-tei De- 55''e,s ,l,.
for al improvement in the cop.,-,',.. ,,,.i Is,
Hives, AMI claims f"r his iDren..a-' "a 4.
possessed by no other hereto.or.. ,a7s-i,
be principal feaJCre Of this t',1g;4's.
arrangement by means Of Vh.rb = niiTes
ly ventilated thus preclIdiue tfa -sl'.. = mon /
the bees smothering, he c5l.l, NJ -.
honey sOurjng. This de-iTs.,r.-..'-. q,
plished by a vertical perforated ,''.. e ',-s
centrally through the hive and ors- -. '-'
and bottom. All per-ous in- e-e.,s. = = "a; \
ture viii at once see the great gdv-..- e,
cured H. this Improvement. T5s .ss' 4
for the increase Of bees '-'';'l
The peculiar construction Of t+,t
Ulariy IN the arran- Hel- gf fss - l--
partmeEts, whereby il can be efe.--l ID
time without disturbing the hoe. q &
valuable improvement Which All e.
20 any person who exau.iBes tt-. h.
examination OF the wurA.Hzs u! .-s r@-'' @
condition. o. the interior can he r--s'' ''
time. as the 81 les are ctsed 7.is SO 8
can be transferred from 4 4. .T..-.-. p l.- 4
improved one without any % ficg.t- ~
1t would require TOO uuch SPACE ts a.
here all the advantages clsins,I In - S.-'aI
zion, but full Information vii b.. -,
ni-hed by applying 81 person or ,.. -! I.,-'
paten'ee. am nov repaired d 5i.-,
territory f-r The sale 3t she Im,r5,el gs.
in any portion of tHp Imt-l S,st,s
PETER CAAPBETr
C@rrOi.tJaE, CamS,.. n .
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-20
SAMuEL B. REED,
General Sup't Construction U. 2. r. r.

Samuel B. Reed was one of the "pushing"
pioneers of the u. p r. r., to whom great
credit is due for his invincible, energetic sa-
gaeity-a man whose name viii go down 70
posterity as one of the greatest railroad
builders of his time.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-20
n RPH ANS COURTS
4 OOK HERE.-FIEE FAEgEl

Jan Is q. Adm'rsoiN.c, NC.sa
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03
"A snoWER or spIDERs.

iAn extraordinary phenomenon was
recently Witnessed in Carlisle, England
consisting of a shower of what may bes,
oo described as small spiders, resembling
the anil in form but of much smaller Ji.
msnsion. They were Of dark mahogany
Solor'and bright surface. End came down
in countless numbers in the fOtenoou.-
Spinning on an extensive scale was in.
SPONTANEOUSLY set about and in a wonder.
ful short limo tho ratings in front Of
houses, and oil similar projections,
were fesLooneJ with glittering lines
of web arranged all horizontally and
Of many yards in length, aud with
out the traverse lines usually seen upon
spiders webs. The threads appeared
whittier and more visible than the Ordina.
ry spiders web, aad we're evidently very
glutinous, for the work OF capture inrmo'
diStsly began, and iunumerablo tiny in.
sect, forthwith fell prey to the invaders.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03

may contract and be contracted With 10
the same manner as if she were an On.
married women; that in all matters rsla-
ing 10 separate property and her separate
contracts she may sue and be sued, plead
and be implicated, and 10 every respect
be entitled to, and be subject to, the
same legal rights sad rsmedie, as il she
we're unmarried; nor lhaII my joindeF Of
her husband as party with her be nsc-
es,ary 10 any action brought BY her or
against her 10 matters relating to her
separate property or arising out Of her
separate contracts.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03
ATRAGICAL DEATH.

Our viIlSgs Wus startled on Friday
moruing last by The announcement Of
tho death Of Charles o. s!uGson, who
was found in his bod, at an carly hour
of the morning, lying By the side Of bis
young vile, cold aud sIilfin the embrace
of death. II seems that no had been
complaining for several days Of a sharp
acute neuralgia pain. which 6rsi struck
him in the left breast, near The region Of
the heart, but subsequently, changed over
running down the right arm and seem
iDgly out at the finger ends. Dr., vii.
son visited him the night on which he
died, aud anticipating no danger what
ever, LEFT him some light medicine to be
taken during the night, charging Slut.
sons wife to give it about o'clock,
Should she awaken. AZ this time be
was seemingly in the enjoymen! of bis
usual hsalih, and couversod cheorfuIly
until he dropped of into a calm and re-.
frsshing slumber Ablut A o'clock in
tbs morning his vito awakened and call
ing TO him, saying it was time to take
hismodicine. Still receiving 10 answer,
she shook him saying i! was time to take
his medicine. Still receiving no reply,
she sprang gu! Of bod, turned up the
lamp, and looking at her husband behell
him siEonod corpSo-his eyes glazed,
his limb set aud rigid, and his whole
appearance giving evidence that his spit-
it had passed from tho body With one
spasmodic struggle, His physician states
that death was anquosliOnably instantA
noous-tho neuralgia plia striking di-
reclly either brain or heart, and swapping
tho chords Of life wilhou! an effort.
Charles stutson was a young gentle
man ofmany amiablo aud just qusifcn-
lions, industrious aul kind hearted, aud
his uutimoIy aud tragic death will be
sincerely regretted, by largo circle Of
warm personal friends 10 this comm upi.
ly. He was in tho 92l year of his ago,
and had been married but one short
month.-Athens Messenger,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03
CRBAT DISTRIBUTION
BY the Metropolitan Glri Co,
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF $5Oq,OOo
EYEnY TICKET DRAWS q PRTZT.

EVERY TICKET DRAWS a PRIZE
s Cash Gifts. each $4,000
10 10000
% 5000
I0.cosb Gifts each 1000
900 500
ann ION
50 Elepapt Rosewood P'nos &C II $500, 10 500
rs Melodeons 70, 10 ITO
350 Sewing Machines 60 10 It's
500 Gold Watches Is 10 300
Cash nr;zes YER ware &c valid al 81 900 600
A rhancs to draw any of The above Prizes
or Csc, Tickets describing Prizes are sealed in
Envelopes and well mixed On receipt Of 25c.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03
CHARITY.

Tue best charity is not that which Civ
eth aims, but that which prompts US to
think Ond speak we'll Of our fcllOw.mOn.
Ills noble charity, ifthsy be condomn"
ed, to gall their wounds by multiplying
knowledge Of Lhcir offence.
We arc ashamed 10 confess that ouE
quickest instincts are to think I'll Of 9TH
Ors. or TO magnify the ill of which We
hear. There is q universal struggling o.
the shoulders, as much as to say, We'll,
suspected as much, Its jus like him,
Il have suspected her sOmo time i
could a tale unfold, and so on through
an endless chapter, with which every per.
sons is more or less familiar.
He who says Il could q tale unfold,
yet holds ii back, leaving the hcarer to
infer any and every evil, stabs character
with the mesncsL blow. Yet who is
there that carries not this evor.rOady
weapon, this poisoned dagger!
The charity that gives to hOlp, aud
not to humilialo, is good, but the charity
that makes US think no evil is better.
Let US seek to possess this charity aud
practice it, for it alone is the charity that
coverolh multitude of sins.'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03

Put an Englishman in tho garden Of
Eden, and no would End fault with the
whole bIaslsd concern; pu, YOukcC in,
and he would see where he could alter
it to advantage put an lri'hman in, and
he would want TO boss the whole thing
at once, put a Dulcbman in, and he
would proceed at once 10 plant it with
cabbage,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03

South Carolina has taken ga jump
ydhssd" on the woman question. A bill
has passed to the third reading 10 the
legislature, which provides that no real
OF personal property held by woman at
the time Of her marriage shall be sub.
jsot to levy OF sale for her husbands
debts, but shall be separate property;
4hat a married woman shall have power
qo'bsqueatb, devise or convey her Sepa
raIs property ia the same manner and
uo the same extent ns if she were un
married; that she may purchase any
specie Of property ip her own Pamo, and
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03
INVEST YIRGINlA UNIYERsITY.
Hon. J T; Horr, Pres't Board of Regents

Hon. ] T. HoFE, Pres't Board of Regents.
G @ SrUEGEs, Sec'y
ALEx MARTIN. D. D., President, and Profess
tr of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F S LSoN, A. NJ, Vice President, Profess.
or Of Eng. Literature, and Princip. Prcp'y
Dept:
my and Physics.
H H PIERCE, A. NJ, (Capt. U. S. Az Pro.
fessor Of Mathematics ofMilitary Tactics.
] J STEVENSON, a. NJ, Phi. D. Professor Of
Chemistry and Natural History.
FW WooD, Phi, D., Professor Of Ancicnt and
Modern Languages,
w MiLLER, A. NJ, Assistant in the Pre-
paratory Department.
DB PUPISToS, Tutor.
Geo II. HAGAHs, Esq, Superintendent OF the
Grounds and Buildings,
HUGH W Brock, NJ D., Lecturer on Physiolo.
gy and Hygiene.
Hon. JouS Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FALL Term begins lst Tuesday in September
WINTER TERN LIST Monday in December.
SPRNG TEAM 3D. Tuesday in March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday in June.
TuirioS-PrPara,Ory, $500 per Term Of ID
University, $500 per Term Of 10
weeks
BoARpISe-Eot to exceed 81 per week,
Grsend stamp for Catalogue.
MOrgaulown. W. Va;
Aug. 10, 1869 .-lT,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03

A Coronorin Arkansas, after omPan'
nelng his jury, said: NOV, gentlemen
you are to determine whether the deceas-
ed came 10 bis death by accident, by iuci
dencu, or by incendiory,' The verdict
was that tho deceased came to his death
by accidencO, in the shape of a bowie
knife.'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03

A man who has a strong mind can
bear to be insul!ed, can bear offences,
because he is strong. The weak miud
snaps and snorls OF q little; the strong
mind bears it like rock, and i! moveth
not, though thosssnd breakers dash
upon it aud cast their pitiful malice in
Tue spray upon its summit.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03
Hoofland's German Tonic

ir a esa,biHatioh Of al Ire ingredients Of he
Biisr,. vim PuaR Santa Cruz KUN, 0fdHgs, &c.
n Is uiti FOR De sdSlt diisGGst az As Gf::Ars IN
odJIs 0htTe some pure alcoholic t!imnlnd Is re-
guirsd. You ,Dill bear ~ miHd h1! thS't r,ne-
3iss are sntrely different JrgaI cHy oi'isri
adrtr,iicd for ne cure q re d5saii Ig.a'd;
sT,raeLr ,eLiie Hs ottSrs arc mare deeOcti0HI Of
yI1, IN some form. The TONIC Is decidedly oEs
81 ne mos, iiedIdAl and dgrSsebis Tcmtt!irI ever
5g,rsd IL he pH6lie. ne tad q eTT!isis. ms
q pltaHirs 10 lake IL, IVhils W lyt;girirg eshtl-
ardtiIy and medicinal qudlihtI iairs ezuSsd Hto
o. EnopH az The gredieH n al ssReI.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03

Btggor.woman: please, sir. give me
penny to keep nc from starViugl'-
Gent; Cant stop in q great hurry; I've
got to mako a speech at The Society for
the Relief Of the Destitute
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03
DOTYS ASHING.MACHINE,
1ArELY MUCH lMPRovED-AxD TuE xEw


LATELY MUCH lNFRovED-ASD TUE NEW
Universal Clothes Wringer
Improved with ROwelPs Patent Double Cog.
wheels, and the Patent Stop are now unques-
tionably for superior to any apparatus for
washing clothes ever invented. and will save
their cost twice year by saving labor and
clothes.
as follows:
owe like our machine much; could not DO
persuaded TO do without il, and with the aid
Of Doty, VIC feel that we arc masters Of the po.
sition."-Reu L, Seoti, Bishop NJ. e. ChureE
ut is worth one dollar week in every fam.
ily ."-N. Y. Tribune.
ain the laundry Of my house there is per.
petual thanksgiving on Mondays fol- tho in.
yention. Req. Theodore j.. CRylOr,
"Eyery week has given il a stronger hold
upon the affections Of the inmates Of the laun-
dry.-N. Y. Obs1psr.
III heartily commend it to economists oftime,
money, and contentment." -Rcp. DR.. Bilious,
Friend Doty-Your last improvement Of
your Washing Machine is complete success.
assure you iour Machine aflera years use;
ia thought more Of to day than ever, aud would
not be parted with under any circumstances"
-SoIea Robinson
"Your Washing Machine has been IN daily
use in our laundry. and The housekeeper CT.
presses herself as highly pleased with it. It
certainly nccomplishes a greater amount of
work, with less labor. and docs not wear the
clothesnear so much as the old fashioned wash
board. BY using II one Iauudress is dispensed
with ~ YIN M r. Rdind, Superintendent Of
Infant Department ofSt. CdthariasS Nursery, A.
Y. City.
PRICES. "A Fair Offer.
Send the retail price. Fasher SD. Ezra
Wringer 50. and we will forward either or both
machines. free offreight, to places where no
one is selling; and 50 sure are we they will be
liked hat we agree to refund the money ifany
one wishes to return the machines free offreight
after a months trial according to directions.
N0husband, father or brother should permit
the drudgcry Of washing with the hands fifty
tHo days ia the year when it can be done bet
ter, more expcdiiiously. with less labor, and no
injury to the garments, by DOtY Clothes
Washer, and Universal Wringer.
Canvassrrs with exclusive right Of sale make
money fast selling them.
Sold Thy dealers. generally, to whom liberal
discounts are made.
re. BROWNING, Gen. AEentu
80 Courtlaudt ST., New Turk
agu aG-Gm
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03
THE ATTAOHMENTs

OF our new family machine, above referred to,
arc no. only numerous, but highly useful iorthe
purposes for which they were Intended. They
need only n trial to show their great Value
Among the most recent Of the attachments 10
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03

~ Leaves Pitsburg oycry Friday
s.ss % evening at O'clocki passes Point
Pleasant every Sunday evening al o'clock;
Returning, leaves Cincinnati every TUESDAY
at ~ o'clock, and passes Point Pleasant every
Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock
Tho 81. Charles makes regular connections
nj G1llipolis with the Kanawha Belle, for the
Kanuwha River. Freighls and Passengers re-
ceipted through by Rail or River to all points
South and Vest. Prices--Regular Packet
Rates. Way Frcighls and Olders will receive
especial attention,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03
THE FOLDING OAsEs,

which open with spacious tables tosustain the
work. and which fold into tables or boxesio pro.
tect the machines, when not in use. from dust
ard meddlesome fingers arc made from choice
woods embollishcd by pleasing designs, thus
making our new family machine not only an or
namonIal piece Of furnulufe, but in some Of the,
more elaboralely finished machines, work OF
Il -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03
The Singer
SEWlNG MACHINES.

TINE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.'S
NEW FAMILY MACHlNE--NS2 other
family Sewing Machine has so rapidly won
favor In The household. The very large sales
OF that popular machine, as shown by otleial
returns, fat exceed tlIose Of any Othcrcompany'
aud this fact or result has been owing 70 it,
real merits--hence is great and growing pop
clarity. II is simple iu construction, easily
operated all ia paris gliding smoothly ana
noselessly alpng-not liable TO gctout Of order
has capacity for great range and variety o. o.
work, sewing all kinds Of cloth and with all
kinds Of thread and with the Numerous attach
mcnts for hcmming, cording lacking, quilting
trimming, binding. braiding, &C., and embroi.
dering or many ingcDioss, tasteful and diihcnlt
designs, Is the most perfect Of all family sewing
machines. Any one who will take The trouble
10 examine the merits oflhe different machines
claiming attention, can soon discover whether
we CLAIM too much for ours. II would avail Us
nothing to make Tho above assertions IT. were
no! ready 70 prove them, aud all VIC ask is
trial, for observation alone can Justly convey a
clear impression Of the many kinds OF work Of
which our SEW FAMILY MACHINE is capable.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03
sarsapariHa,
FOE PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

Inc reputation tlt1 eGs
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from Its cures,
many Of which arc truly
marvellous. 1nYeterato
cases Of ScrofulOuS dis
ease, whore the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have boon
purified and cured by It.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders ,whichwere ag.
gTavated by the scrof1.
Ions cOntaminntion,until
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-03

FROM HON. GRO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvRnin.
PHILLDELPHIA, March 10, 1851
IEni " H0oFiRTJ German BitsTg" Is MOI az
Intoxicating btrerdgs, bui iI a good ionic, nigiHl
IL iitorderJ Of he Ri1esips oT0InS, and n great
btR,Et in eaisE Of isb;liig and oaH gf neTrou'
action in ne syts=,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-02-10
Selett Uoetrp,
Two Yards of EARTH.

Two yards Of earth, and marble bust
Reared aloft from the common dust,
And hero's sabre covered with rust;
And the sunsets splendor streaming around,
And thousand glorics under the ground.
Two yards Of earth, and the potter field,
With the merciful angels alone to shield
A murderers grave, convict fsd
Into the Future to meet the dead;
And the rank wild. grasses scattered around,
And crimes and curses under the ground.
Two yards Of earth, and heavens air
Tanning the lilies white and fair;
And modest violcts gathered around,i,
And spotless virtue under the ground.
Two yards of earth, and q woman's name
Whose life was woe, asd whose death was
shame; :
And the cold rain beating a..naked mound,
And thousand miserics under the ground
Two yards Of earth! o. who shall say
Whether Of these is the better clay.
God give US grace in our hapless roundl
That leads to this Kingdom under the ground
By EDGAR L. PAXTON, in Old and New
February, 1870
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-02-10
CLIPPINGS.

A band of hope-The wedding-ring
A good name for bull dog--Agrlp-
pa.
Motto for an old bachelor-Be just
and fear knot.
Why are jokes like nuts? Because
the dryer they are the better they
crack.
a policeman was seen the other day
during a rain storm, with an umbrella
trying TO arrest the rain.
The Legislature Of Maine is made ur
of47 farmers, Is lawyers, p merchants
l6 mechanics, IL lumbernen, two
priests, and one apothecary
Why is sheep the most dissipatej
and unfortunate Of animals?-Because
he gambols in his youth, trequents the
turf, is often blach-leg, and is fieeced
annually.
The Senate of Minnesota has .:
membels-siy lawyers, farmers and
merchants five each, one laborer and
one editor. The house, with A mem
bers, has 20 farmers, Is merchants and
six lawyers.
Daniel Perkins, who died lately in
New Hampshire at the age OF 90, was
descended from William Perkins, who
was the oldest man who ever lived in
the State, having reached ll6 years a,
the time of his death.
1t appears from the Almanach de
Gotha tor 1870, that the Pope is the
Oldest of European sovereigns, being
seventy seven years old; Duke Leopold
of Anhalt is second, at seventy five;
and King William OF Prussia third, a,
seventy-two.
a RocKEE.-"I say, ma exclaimed
a little mink OF thirteen, "do you know
what the pyrotechncal remedy is tol
a crying intant:?'
"Gracious goodness me,-no, I new.
er heard of such thing.'
"Well, ma, it's rocket
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-02-10
Serenth. Am I asked. what OF r>con

Serenth. Am asked, what OF recon
struction. / answer, that in all tlat
should do on that subject, / shIuld
stuaIously consult, and as far as pos.
sible, protect the loyal people in the
late rebellious States without regard
to color, in every constitutional, kgal
or christian right. l think that ma
tional dignity, national safety, nation
al self-respect, demand that whilethe
law should be tempered with mercj 1t
should also be enforced with ,nsice,
that whatever rights those lately in
rebellion may have, those who "sttod
by the flag should first demand Dur
attention.; that those who took up the
sword must not only confess but sndre-
ty and truly repent before receiving my
confidence, or even friendly legi,la-
ton
But, my dear sir, I will not lay
more. l have written in great hate,
perhaps at too great length, and yd /
have barely touched on many matters,
leaving others entirely unmentionld.
trust l am understood on the topics
Siahceu at, II SO LOT the present am
content.
1t is gratifying to me that in the
earnest contest just closed there was
so little of acrimony or bitter feeling
| trust that this little shall be forgoS-
ten. and that as individuals protesting
common political faith, we may
work in harmony for the State and ma
tional welfare and advancement. Ii l
have friends to remember, land i rejoice
that have) | trust have mo enemi IS
to punish"
That the deliberation of yourself
and co-laborers may result il, the ad-
vancement of our State, and that /
shall have your and their friendship in
the future as IN the past is the wish of,
Yours truly,
GEO. G.. WRIGHT.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-02-10

A CHINAMAN's OPINION OF THE CRr-
cIFrNloN.-On Good-Friday last Chi
naman who keeps wash-house in
Barkerville, noticing that the banks
and shops were closed during the day,
and desiring, as a newcomer, to post
himself on British laws and observan-
ces, entered the shop of his neSt-door
neighbors, worthy son of st. Crispin,
TOR the purpose of obtaining intorma,
tion as to why the day was SO kept.
The shoemaker, being of a religious
turn of mind, grasped the opportunity
to throw light on the benighted intel
lect of the Celestial, and entered into
a detailed account OF the crucifixion.
After finishing the recital, he asked
John what he thought OF the wicked
manner OF the execution. John, who
had been somewhat interested, and not
little excited, during the narrative,
burst out with the exclamation. ;'Bah.
tes much .taolce,-rhy no shootee2'-
[llarper's Magazine.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-02-10
Iowa Financially.

For years Iowa has been under Re
publican control. Usually, whenever
a party has been long in power, it
grows corrupt and spendthritt. This
was SO characteristically the way with
the Democratic party that the people
have come to expect it of every party.
1t is a just pride of Iowa Republicans
that the party, after SO many years i'll
power, was never SO much disposed to
put unexceptionable and pure men in
office, never SO much disposed to insist
upon economy and retrenchment as
now. And tins Is no party dodue, no
mere empty and deceptious promise.
Tho report of the State Treasurer Tor
the year just closing shows an econo-
my OF administration and financial
prosperity unparalleled in the history
OF any State.-lGate City.