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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

BRANCHING oFF.-Our neighhor, Dawes, OF the
firm OF Timberlake;& Dawes;s making his engage
ment to flood Lexington with the largest and
best selected stock OF useful goods, ever exhi-
bitied IN that town. The goods are now being
purchased in New York, and shipped. The peo-
pie of Lexngto and kockbridge will find Mr..
Dawes 10 be affable and accommodating gentle
man and fully up to the spirit this progressive
age He will sell hisgoods cheaper than any
firm in Lexington. This the people can count on
safel
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

ANOTHER AccIDENT.-We learn from special
in the Richmond Enquirer, that on last Friday
morning. the Western bound stock train was
shifting at Millboro, br KEENAN, by the name of
Mr. Thos. Brocknan, from Orange county, in at
tempting to uncouple one Of the cars, was thrown
by sudden jerking of the train across the track.
the engine passing over and cutting off both of
his legs just above his knees. He died the next
day.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

CAPT. J. N. OPIE.-''Beverley Manor" in the
last Spectator, suggests the name of Capt. J. N.
Opie, as suitable person to represent Augusta
county, in part in the next Legislature. Capt
Ope is son Of Col. Hiram L. Opie, decd, who
st one time represented the District of which JEFF
ferson county was a part, in the Senate of Vir-
ginia. Col. O was true gentleman, endowed
with fine natural abilities, and heart controlled
by generosity as broad as humanity itself
Capt. Opie is much like his father, in his more
prominent characteristics. If elected to the Leg.
,slatrre, be would make faithful, Representative.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05
Returned to the Field of Action.

Mr.. W. II. BROWN, formerly with Ackerm n
Il Co., Simon Il. Hilb, also Funkhouser & Co.,
has taken his stand behind
GLADKE'S COUNTER,
where he will te much pleased to see his Friends
and former Customers and assures all that he is
now able to sell cheaper and give better sati.tac
ton than ever. Call at
GLADKE'S,
oct 5-tf The Regulator of Prices.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

THE CASE OF GEO, w. SMILEY.-This case
came up for hearing on Wednesday last in the
Hastings Court OF Staunton, Judge Smith pre-
siding, and on motion of prisoners counsel, was
continued until the December term. Smiley has
been at large on bail, since the last term of the
Court. quietly engaged at his trade as brick layer
His bail bond was renewed, and he will continue
his engagements as hereto ore.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

ssTnG GEM" at Harrisonburg, by s. W. Pol
lock, is one of the best kept Restaurants in the
State. Wild game of every description isserved up
in the most paatable style, to which may be ad-
ded juicy steaks, delicious home cured ham. veg
| etabies Sc, all at remarkable low charges
The bar is also furnished with good liquors.
Take he table and the bar, and we know of no
better conducted establishment OF the kind in the
State. We recommend our enterprising and
commodating friend, Pollock, to our August a
people, who may happen in HarrisQaburg, and
desire good meal. His charges are quite mod
crate.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

JOS. A. WADDELL. Eso.-This gentleman, who
represented Augusta and Highland in the last
State Senate, publishes card in the last Specta
tor, in respsnss to a commenda'ory communica-
ton in the previous issue Of that paper. He an
nounces that he is MT a candidate for re-nomina
ton and election-that his private business re-
auires his personal attention. He does not say
whether he would accept the nomination, If ten
ldered him. or not, but the Spectator, edltcrfayy.
is satisfied that he will
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

CONSERVATIVE ORGANIzATIoN.-Th following
officers have been appointed for Ward No. 2:
Assistant Superntendents.-W H. H. Lynn,
Henry o Scuthards.
Chiefs of Fifty u. Fred. Efinger, Jas. II Wa
ters. John NJ. Hardy, James 4 Moore, S. Trav-
ers Philips. .
These will see that all voters in WARD NO =
have an opportunity TO join the organization
WM. A. BURKE, Sup't. ID Ward
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

For TWELVE YEARS PAsT.-Dooley's Yeast
Ponder has been gradually but surely increasing
in demand and public favor from its we'll known
hcmical purity and the uniform success which
attends the making of good bread, rolls, biscuits.
&C. 1t is an established fact that one pound Of
Doozeys Yeast Ponder will produce better results
in the culinary department than double the guam
tty Of the majority of Baking Powders in mar
ket. AS it permits no waste of flour prepared
with it, it is the CHEAPEST as well as THE BEST.
ALL first class Grocers keen it.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

PERsoNAL.--We pleased to meet in our
Office this week, Col. W. s. Gillian. chief city
editor of the Richmond Enquirer, and one of the
Conservative nominees for the Legislature from
Richmond city. Col. G. is stopping with his
brother in law, R. W. Burk, Esq. and will re-
main in the city for several days yet He re-
ceived the UNUSUAL compliment, in these days of
innumerable aspirants, of being unanimously
nominated on the first ballot. lie is looking fresh
and gay, as though the cares of life sit lightly
upon him. He is not married, however.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

Several editorial articles necessarily omitted
this week.
See changes of schedule on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

DISTRESSING OccURnENcE.-We regret to learn
that Mrs Bunch, wife of Mr.. Fontaine Bunch,
had her head crushed On last Friday between the
lever and stalk of a cane mill, at Mr.. Christian
Mller's, about Il miles east of Mt. Sidney.
A gentleman standing talking to Mrs.
Bunch at the time Of the occurrence, with his
back to her, and knew nothing of it, until he
turned around, and found her in the condition
above noticed. She leaves a husband and three
children, and many kindred and friends to de-
ploi the fatal accident.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

r EATHEEs, Shoe Tools and Shoe Findings
IL for sale by N 3. HEADkf'
at Shee Factory,
Augusta street, opposite the Court house.
may lift
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

One of the cables Of the Old suspension
bridge across the Ohio river at Wheeling.
broke on the LIST instant, precipitating nine
persons down thirty feet. Thomas Clligan
and james Kline were Immediately killed,
and Chas Coyle so badly injured that he
died shortly afterwards. Several others
it is thought, will die.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

$ New DRua sroRE.--G. c. Yeakle has openeda at
his store on New street. new ana large stock of
Drugs Medicines, Fancy Articles, &c He has Sc
cured the services of Mr.. S. NJ. Woodward, an
experienced druggist, and an accommodating gen
tleman, who will have exclusive charge OF the
Drug Store MIR. Woodward is well and favora-
hly known in Staunton and Augusta county,
which is n guarantee that prompt at entlon Will
be given to all orders, sc.
PAINFUL AcoIDFNT.-Henry S. Thompson, OF
Alhemarls, had his right arm shattered by PTS
toll shot, ON Tuesday evening, the 9th ult., while
travelling in the stage from Stanton to Harrl-
souburg, The ball entered above the wrist, and
came out near the elbow. Mr.. Thompson was
sitting to the left of Mr.. Jno. F. Elliott. The
latter was changing derringer pistol from one
pocket to another in the side Of his coat. In DO
ing so, by some means, the cap exploded with
the result above stated. They were both from
Free Union, Albemarle county, and members of
the same Masonic Lodge 1t is believed the
shooting was entirely accidental. The stage was
crowded with passengers, on their way TO the U.
s. District Court at Harrisonburg Judge Rlves
being one of them. Considerable alarm and furry
were created by the explosion, and its painful
consequence. Drs. Hill s Triplett, of Harrison
burg, dressed the wound, and Thompson returned
! home few days afterwards. This is another
argument against the improprety ofunnecessari-
ly carrying concealed weapons.
LIVE SrocK MARKET.-While there has been
very cordial sentimental response to our propo
sition for Stock Market at Stauntcn, there has
been tangible practical results, as yet We
this morning publish proposition from various
enterprising gentlemen of Augusta and adjoining
counties. to inaugurate stock market at the No
vember County court We must have a commence.
ment however insignificant If men of spirit and
comprehension will look at the matter for mo-
ment they must at once perceive how easy 1t Will
be to carry out the project, and what lncalcula
BILE benefit it will be to Saunton and Augusta
county 1t would not only bring us in contact
every month with intelligent farmers and stock
rasers and dealers from different parts of Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, and other States, but would
stimulate our people to the necessity ant proht
of raising higher grade of stock, and throw IN
to circulation large amount OF the circulating
medium We earnestly hope or live men VIII
take hold of this matter with earnestness and de-
termination and push it steadily and persistent
ly to u successful conclusion. We want no spas
modic efforts We desire to have enlisted steady
purpose and genuine, tenacious energy, With
these, there will be no difficulty in concentrating
the desired end
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05
Local..
Conservative Organization.

The Committee for Augusta County and the
City of Staunton, will please meet al Staunton on
Saturday October It'll, 1871, at II o'clock NJ,
for the purpose of fixing the time and place OF
meeting for the County and City nominating
Convention.
Thu Committee consists of the two members
for each Township and Ward, chosen at the
meeting held Gu the 10th Of September, and of the
Township and Ward Superintendent
A full meeting is important
JOHN B. BALDWIN.
County and City Superintendent.
Staunton, Oct l. 1871.
The following named persons eompose the
County Committee;
5po B. B.llwiq, NJ G. Hlrmln,
W. H. German, P B. Hoge,
A. W. Hartman, G: W. Swoope.
w. F. Smith. A. A. Sproul,
7. W, Shelton, G. 4. Bruce.
J. K. Irvine, Robt g, Byers,
C. S. Roller, J. X. Stout.
w. NJ Tate F. +. Sterrett,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

HoRSFORDs BREAD PREPARATION am
Ill DooLEY's YEAsF POWDERS, on hano
| and for sale by CHARLES .. HE.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

Col. Nelson, who recently Killed General
Clantou. at Knoxville. Tenn, and then
made his escape gave himselfup on the Both
and gave bond in $25 900 10 answer an in
dictment. Judge Nelson, his father, "
G. Brownlow and R. G. Jackson are his
boodsmen.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-10-05

~ DOZEN CORN BHOOMs.
CU AT $500 PER DOZEN.
Apply to A. N. BRECKENRIDGE,
Steward D p y B. I.
O In,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
Bride. Carried Away.
On Saturday 1t lAl \. NJ, the
wooden il,rilgeia.i luliap.nn.n{ Nas

On Saturday 1t lA1 4. VI. the
wooacn il,riageiaes lalia1.on.nt Mas
carried away owing 20 tlfeAgrtai rise
il the Iowa The brilyea broks'!ito
three pieces, AMI ii vas !s.irell tlat
one, two, o. all three .Ia.ight Goat
down 10 the new iren bridge and de-
stroy that so..ao citizens went Ont in
boats and tied.rapes TO each portion
OF the bridge and towed them on to
the prairie and sec,,fesl them.
One4ortAi 81 4 n;lesabbse the new
bridge, 4 boat III which was G. Mar
VT and II. Burgess, WAS overturned,
AMI til, oceapaats = thrown INTO the
river Abost qn:ckly hnt oht and
they were resaured Mr., Na,ycn
minus coat afla hat Tpey We're en-
Gagged III securing q portion ot tho
OH trilgees.aei had9 lnpproaehiys
TINS near the new one.- Citizen,
Mlrcha2 49, q .f3 fkE Haa0G III
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
fstl H%I &J*H v8a3f sssfs IT.
Railroad Meeting ut Eass oni,

Ttcre vas 4 large rRaihead meet
ing at Malcolm, on eanes,lay Of
last week. Tho large. hMl mswhich
tho injecting ws.s hal was completely
crowded. therc%wtrc delegates pres
cnt trt n The TOMS on Tie proposed
route, with perhaps shc exception al
i,o.edo. 1 Ihe meallng swas Il very
entts'lsiassic anc.sand, there seemed o.
be determinations 20 aLuilla north
a'iI south road, and We'1nl,bt nat Tile
eptetrlr.iSe vii bs complicated, The.
meetngnWas SIMPLY preliminary. and
SO the organization Nns not cnnl,:
p'es'Wlse Iiae .nsceTincaoi' convention
adlonrned t. nest AZ, tbs pla4e 4
week from that ,Iay ~ ailles,Iay,
March lst,i Yesterday, We shall VIII
port proceedings HeNt week.s--lt4p
gen. Si4rsqlll d : N
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
Shear hessrg srv - yw ~ IS
That es Aca the Sea she N' slit Truman me ~

title -6f Z nG& song published ~
Root & Ca'ly, Chicago Il is a raj
lying song AMI chorus decidedly ap-
propriate nav, that France needs our
help and should have 1t for human;-
tvs sake alone, even if she had not
"he!,l ont the friendly haul when
oar days were dark AMI aided
.hnel,,ca in her struggle for hide.
penlcnee II the singers OF ;he land
learn it, there will be no Jack Of
Tod + eat or graia 9 plaat, ,tor
il wlll 'teaca ,lu,iful Americans Ia
omen the aand ana ..ive.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
II You 49, NJ. - -

II You if3stass .sf saaa sY8
Want Cook,
Want Clerk, Ikf no
Want Servant ~ tog
iwar' 81 Bw.lHnes ~ O. s3NaI %
wanttp btiy Worse, IL As7is
want " buy fs5w, ts.ti3 ~ "
want ID Sell a Farm,
Want to blr a Farm, 'as
want to sell Wild Land, ~ ~
Want to sell some Hogs, In
Want to borrog Money n.
Want % sell q Piano,
Want Boarfcr-, ,s -...
Is &aa p sel!4a House, a4 .as -
10 Want 70 blg, q House, II Ieg-
/ Want % sci Dry Goods sf,t
f'Fant To- sell Groceries Haf ly
Wantto sell Fsrniure. FL ts8ssss...s
Wang. te sell Hardware, g3 sls $50 N
Want to seH Miliihcry'G ods, y4a)
Wait To- fni ones ntl.i ress, ~ aL
Want 10 md anfEs,raV Animal, ~
Wan, u sen second lmrd FurnIture,s sA
Want 70 End sarytliing ycii have Losf,i w
Want @ ind a owner 10 anything fdun.I
CONC to the REPtntfcAN oaice ahi II
t5li4rsal - N7ftYAff " ~ tt 81 .TB
- -. - .n. hs.ffFts 4fa m,4 f 500
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
sEN ADvEg:-ssEmsEEs

~ - -
s9 : 9 q : = : :
70 THE WORKING CLAsd--We are
now prepared 70 furnish al classes with
constant onrlovnent n home, the whole If
The Il NC or for the spare moments busi,
ness new, light, and protstaa.e Persons Of
either sex easily earn fsoa DE. 10 s. per
evening, as4 / Proportional SUM hv deyoi,
ing their u ale time to the business, Hays
and : MS earn nearly a. much as ueu
That s.il who see his notice may send their
aliyess. aud test lie hW9incss, xe. make the
unparalleled Ger: n such rs sic net well
satisfied. We will send 81 To pay for the
trouble Of writing. .Tlli particulars. a vals
liable sample wl.ieh will d. 10 commence
work on, ani 4 COPY Of The People Liter
afy Companion epe Of. 5he. largest alpl
best family newspapers eyel published a
all semi Il &c by Mail. Reader, il voa wat
perm utnt. pEeatablo work, address
L, c. saIaEfsN & CO., Augusta. Ai,ii.e
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
New Advertisements

/ Il. ;. : FITCH 5 FAMILY PHYSICIAN
- so pages sent by mail free. Teaches
how to c re al diseases Of the person skin,
hasr, eyes, complexion, Write to ~ Broad
way. New;Yers
1876 ~ 9ie ;o lls ' ss1Sss. 1870
TIE old nd "a remedy fol Coughs. Colds,
tons u:,piioa, .a0ihiag, Jetttr. CrTLKS
BINS n Iansi.a.l
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Tae D.sMoinss Valley Raiiro,a makes.
eonncstions es follows
f,oiaf .scrsh--heavcs keokuk at 200 PIT
ami l209 miAnigI,t DssMaiaps, ut ll.0n
= " and g05i n ". GRAD .I,,ncton a. So
4 and IL } i. NJ and the las, tra.n Ar
rves At Foit Dodge II 2 80 h. II
tro.g &,,th.---oae trait n leaves Fort
Dodge al 30 r. n. Two tn, ms lea We g rand
Junction al Ae) A. II. aud . 90 p. NJ Des
Mime. Mt i.,l r. VI AMI 1904. ~, mn isar,
i've ~ keohuk ~ 1 80 2. ~ aud % An.
7tr. a@ass
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
wing Machine Sales f5r 1870.


following feares are taben from
s.soTa r,tGras maize BY the NJ ,nufactures or
tie various Machines, and shows tie ui,,n-
Ter Of Maehiues sofa dnriae tile year lsIa
TIE SINGER mAsuP'G co. sbIp s27 ,ssg. iH
Wheeler ( Wilson Manuf'g &c. s8!2as
Ncwe Machine Co.. t# tt .t5.!ab
G@oven x Banker Sewing Mus. II .i.sa9
chine Co. Lr-ts2
Weel Sewing Maeline Co. 5000
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma.
chine Co 2s,s9o
Florence Sewing Nachine Co. 1869
American En',on Hole 4 Overs
Scanning 50 n. 14.578
Cod Metal Sewing MacAine Go. S,gi2
-t.lna Sewing Machine CO. $3.50
fnpre sewing NacAine Co. $3.50
finkle & Lyon Mauf' e Co $50
Pa ham Sewing Machine Co. l.eGS
Wilson Sowing Naci ineGo. 500
"a ftlc, Reversible $50
aiftlraw 4 taataa A.anuf ca. f2G
I.aaah Knitting haunfg Co. 12l
Mckay Sewing Machine As
soeia,ion ln,,
G. L. Thompson. - #aasc lAa
70 Itt3 "a ss4sz4s5e5, .4 .E#szss a45q.s ,.f
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
The L. =. Pianoe,..

CD broadway, n. Y. send iirst,elass
octave Pianos every whore for ten days
trial, price SGD, warranted five years.
They Wit mail circulars free ID all who AL
dress taem as above. lotf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
BRIGGS & Ell o,s

eRf6Gs & ego,s.
Iisslrss ~ nas,lirtiTs fislfssa & 'kv,- If
s* yE6EtAGLE SEEDS.
AND SUMMER PIONEERING BULBS
x E12 1871. t4,s s.
wal be req for aai Iingtg TIA riisslleIsf
January, notwiths;an Ing 6ar .sre..tt ioss Of
type, parel. en- 2 rs,y iucs. Sc. bvsiive, Which
DESTROYED lie .1oa pyiatin, osiee as lie.
Rochester nemo6rat and rhrosialc, .5th
pecslaoer, ls7a. 4 will he nrin,eGhalsa
most elegant new tinted paaar, ana illus
.r.ted 9:tls Ga.sryWsa x'ssst eH#4
Esrs rsaAs~e., csisf...s rAgrs.ins.
And two naety eAeG,steo eo'efed Plates
spesii4e.ss for 81 ,sG ri.iea aFers grswa ty
ourselves Tie past season from CDR own
sicck ri seed n thc egig naliiy, csecg-
tion anl'exsea4Hcff The engrayingsit islua,
l2iSc md eGiaeply superior u any her
catalogue or EioYai aniaeffe stalg;
1lle Catalogue wiz consist o. ii2 rs gcs
and ~ saoa Is, published VII { sent free
10 all wlioaostlere,l sceis from is fy mail
l,he last season 10 others i charge al Is
.conts her cepv win be mtie, which i unt
The yAiaa s. taa Cslote2 Plates Wcassstrs
our # ien!ssha ,hc inaessfsnis VIZ offer Is
purchasers OF see is rs - quality ana OK.
keni.el Stock, discounts and pfem;uals, arc
unsurpassed Please send orders for cata-
assues + itsast delay. s0 ey4
slssr 6a3oTeai G,aa4e .fpf iSrl.
Willie reas's 70 scuaics III J.al.asy lhe
tyomo viii repiesent itjy@No .saf;e,ies Of
sh6by an' popular iower@. of Natural size
aud colo re design 10 rake il lie best
Piate Of Flowers ever issuea. Size, 1924
inches tbs retail yaisle wau,d BE al least
-. We Shall ,tlo Xavsa. nraishTt IA eus.
tomeiA q - cents per cepy, sG3 ci!er /; A.
4 rrcuA,m aron crsle .'ssfar see.ls see Cit
alogas Msea ant. 5.5 b3f. :
BRIGGS BROTHER.
--.-a...l u tla-- Z .e...,s \. Y =.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Large stock ctCrociser and Glass
ware 1t, Allep's cash store one door
east OF the No ster House. 1t
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

KaLII0ad Fse'ing,
"A 'f54.ss a'as all, iifaL,ryatatq Railroad
INJECTING af Mird3rgh.,s Hall on Mon
aaay eycni,ng < iGoodly r1tin5er
IN atteHdance. e. RI. Kentner Was
chosen Chaifman ip!dJ. r. Bfacktn
Clerk 'Atldtfsses.. wtrc made W. r.
ysfnfrryy.. ST. E.s;t.;itss;' ~ n, Maieon, s. II.
Chapnalr ~ Vils;Ksnn, i. MERIDIAN.
j.. j.. Bfatlen, ana Lawyer Brown
Of Martsa1lt6wh !i"T Mu,~y 81 II.
I'fooks, md +. r. pBracIsen ,i4src chos-
en- Committee toconfer with TIE
cifi2Fns If Tosao. 4 Committee
Wis .appoiutedti rrcaivc eleeasc7 Il
1' 's89tl Tra,nai Citizen.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
nfsT9aE f4RrTEas.

II Tfe fail9wirsis / TIT u Advertised I.et-
tsgs remairing unclaimed II Pie I9sh Office
aliTaiaio, i9Yss, Marco lS4l, e,t
.Andregs ,Mabel2 Myers Narg II
ktbott Francis q NooTe John 4
Bailey Z Mcbride farce a
fountrymar lacob R.'die B"nismin assi
Bartender Emna Ssaee Buc Aerchs ar.
G9lrian. Nlnna y.. sp,lts Carrie m
CLARK. Ei.zspe,A -. S.ewsri, C 7
Davis J. lesson Iosafh
svins Tolrpan Joseph tie
Evan. wesley es. EilofpiJehn II s. ai
Hyde Nchael'a4 s,Ihamer john 4. 41
Harm. ansIAjslia htHsw aW III ,..R
Persons calling for aboys letters will
p.sase say advertised and give date Of this
iis&i sii ENiI.l i,DnLMAN. p. u. ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Cheering Sait. for. The RilliDu,.

Evefy day. Sem nsirates more clearly
that liyer oQmrlaint, IN all its; distressing
forms, can 81 controlled aud cured without
difficulty or ihehnvehiehce. Its ar etssi-
nate disease bNt is obT!naey j. not proof
aga,nst the periinaeioQs reme.lIal aud re-
ss6satiyc operation set IlostefteY.. Stomach
Gtters. That general corrective conrrcls
The orsaa toiio its sdafN. ltanst sccrsle
resasally ami hes.l,Afniy tic iiniiw>
ence 81 The Ritess Their action brings II
back from state OF rebellion into .pesstct.
harmony with. tie laws Of hea.sh Ii there
Is cesryepess, II dissppe9rs. il there is
siie-achc Or back .acIic, Il ceases; ii tic
skin ami The whites of INC sves arc ,insea
with s,t,Icr,iaous hile, they receper ,hciv
natural hue; if the appetite is gone. il re-
turns. il the digestion is impaired. il. is
restefed, in ba IF. VIVA Fever tie sensei sies
Of the campiasnt my be, andiwlatcye Et5o
fhaseii has fissumed, \, crreiis eerai&,s
Snesa are The nnisotm ,ele,ts. Of liis ,nreps7,
satlaa where bilious diseases has been II.
ready devclcpca.- Hli, III eases w'lere .herc
is merely constitutional tendency toiiiver
complaint. il laay le ireyemed tAfoaghyat
hfa ~ The feEn'tr.ase. IN smad gaa6titics,
Of This Nhlatavle gn.islo,e These afe 'prcAcn
facts an& shfd'a'he seiioaslv Tdufceea q
orrath>r they shaan h, pro'n?tlp laa.ed'
npear~hs 'sll rolssaa.af bilious hahtt ltA-ls
I'D YQilmahuta laE,,A uytkiug, advertise
! il IA he Rsre sis.rnsub TsFs AZ IT 81
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
go Rent Essnsf a,sum4,r..

owners, desiring 10 eject "a sale.a to place
lls}s .rropsrty, in srhe h.na.s of a number. OF
gents, Ethnsins, ssadoaptf taas ., sale
coalib be sfseeel. much siSnyr gat his is
. great erEev. aers nhen.past:esl desrnssios
haying property haa certain properly on
tae books u. several agents they 1T once
conclude tIat thu .plrpcyy is notisery dc
sifabie., ~. aha ogner asa rasuitsiinto the
h4,asds ioi 50 many agsai s, er thai .ias avn
efs were hard up and il cenll be bought
At much lower hsnl'es thar was asked
If !. 3. NELSON \. 60.