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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-01
How the Injun Caught the Newfash.
Toned Bn1lAlC.

fhere Amt much fun in An 1njun;
If there is it's dsspish Down,
And don't crop out at uncommon times,
Az It dses in null or clswn,
Or . Dutchman, era Yankee,
Or any o. them ere chaps
That always are gay at the grsvsst sf
times,
And never give heed to nishaps.
No, sir.i them rsd-skinned pirates
Mean blsod, and good deal mere;
And when You are less expecting The sifhs
They're jist outside . yer dscr,
With . torch ana knife And In srrow,
And . whocp u deneniac nirth-
And away. they ride BY The glaring light
OF your hercely blazing hsarthl
Ihain't much luv for an Iujun;
And when there's joke worth while
Played Of on the sneaking varmsat
Ican't keep back smile
No more than can bullet,
When see them prswliA' about
With . trescheroas look, like hungry
wolf
That's watching along the route.
Twas down in the "Chestnut Gulch"-
I'd been huntin' for 'bav week;
And Of al the luck ever had,
That was about the poorest stresk.
was fselin' blue and tired
Az lay thar on the ground,
But mighty quick, you bet was reused
By most uncommon sound.
IT. cause soon delivered;
For the great Pacific line
Run close alsng, and thar Vas the cars
Itell you, the sight was fine
On loskin' down at the track.
An Injun, with { stout lasss
Was watchia' the ingins too.
jist laid low for the music,
Fur knew thers'd Be tune,
With the mines shrek, and the Injun's
whoop,
Like . thunderstorm il June.
On, on like the wind it came!
Firm stood that cusssd ''Red;"
And whom it got within easy rangy,
His lass, caught its head
"sold! sOldv' CRIED I, while the Injun
And the cars went cut Of sight;
But never shall till my dying day
Forget his look Of fright.
l hain't much lsve for an Injun,
But I almost pitied him
For bein' jerked to tbs Spirit: Land
BY buffalo % grim.
Il Editors Drawer, in Harpsr's Afga>
me for June.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF. IOWA.
CONDEMNED
Time Table.
EonR0arY: fni1.
~0uDlGUD1SBIS ~
GOING oOUTfy

Mason City, with Milwaukee and ssiItf
Paul Railway, direct 70 Duluth, Ninnsape>,
Ito, Saint Paul and Saltwater, Milwaukee. !.
Madison. Lacrosse, Ae0rssor aAd Nerth-
Western Iowa.
Asklsy, with llliK6is Central r. \. fsr
Dussaus. rrstpstt II. Dodgs and sieux
CITY.
lassAallssvs, viii 6hisss. Aaa Hsst4s
Westsrn B. b. for Cedar Rapid; CihteS,,'
Oixea, Chieaes, Rene aad OnskS,,
0rinnell, With Chicago. Rock Islaid .aRda
Peei6e B. h. for Chicago, LaSslls, Reek,
Island, Davenport Iowa City, DssAsiies
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
1d1yvills, with De- Meinss Valley b. II
lsr Kseksk, Warsaw, Jaskseavilie aad
Southern lllinois.
llbtA With Bsrlingtsa and Missouri Riv.
er Railway Tor oaint Lsuis, Omaha, Saint
Jsssphs Kansas City, Isassnwerti, Bar.
nsetes. Quincy, s0alssbarg, Peoria and
CAiee9A C. G. GILMAN,
Prseidsat end 0sn'l Oupt
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-01

It you want to know how many
friends you have, get into Office; II
yon want to know how many friends
you haven't got, get into trouble.
A western paper, chronicling the
death OF young man, says he was
estimable, pibus, true Christian,
ana the best base ball "short stop"
in the section.
A young mi IS called upon in
school to state the privileges OF mem.
bcrs Of Congress-, said they were not
liable for arrest except for treason,
felony, an d breach Of pronsiss.
George William Curtis edits Har.
yer's Weekly, writes the Easy
Chair" Of Harper's Monthly, and the
manners on tho Road" of Harper's
Bazaar, for all Of which he receives
$4,000 year.
A Washington editor is mad be.
cause compositor headed his edito.
rial 1.-THE Champagne Opened" when
he wrote "Tbe Campaign Opened"
He says that printer il always think
ing about something to drink.
A Bostonian who did Mount
Washington on foot last year, has in
formed the Transcript that he got a.
ravenous as q raven among the "a.
vines, and sat down in one OF tho
gorgeous georges and gorged himself.
The clinate of California embraces
all the zones-Temperate, Torrid and
Fngid. You can experience them
all in six hours. Leaving Arctic cold
aud snow on the Sierra Nsvsdas, you
will see tropical and TRUTH long be-
fore you reach Sacramento. In the
winter it is bleak, cold, aid snowy in
Shasta, but mild and balmy in Los
Angeles aud San Diego.
The Emperor William has decid.
ed not to allow the erection Of any
statute Of himself during his lifetime.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-01
Iowa Politics.

The Brooklyn Journals ticket for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
is, O'Connor and Garrett.
The Waterloo Reporter makes q
strong appeal for the nomination Of
Col. Carpenter, for Governor.
The Nashua Post says that there
are more Iowa newspapers in favor
of Prot. Palmer for State Superin.
tendent than any other man.
The Vintou Eagle suggests Robert
Finkblne for Governor. It says:
Bob is strong OF limb, aud he might
run better race than some think
The Clayton County Journal
thinks that Col. Carpenter is "the
man above all others whom the peo-
pie of this State just now desires t.
honor
The Gate City says: IF Mr.. Kis-
sell is fit for the place, he certainly
should be continued in it. II fit for
it he Is filter than any other man, by
reason of his having experience IN it.
If he is not fit for it, he just as GER
tainly should not be chosen. Now,
this is matter of which the teach
ers should know more than anybody
else. And they should speak out.
We do mt profess to be able to give
a determined opinion as to who
should or should not be nominated"
The Council Bluffs Nonpariel, in a
political conversation with the Du-
buque Times, says: ''The Times
wants unity of effort on the part Of
Northern Iowa to secure repre-.
sentation in the Upper House Of
Congress" That is, it wants to de.
feat Harlan-not because it has an
ADLER statesman for the position, but
to give Northern Iowa Senator
and to place in the Senate mar
from Iowa who has been better
friend to Gen. Grant than Mr.. Har
Lana man who did not denounce
the President in adversely and fawr
upon him in prosperity. Will the
Times name the man?n
The Clarinda Herald having pre-
sumed that Col. G. G. Carpenter, tn.
man with four capital C's will wiz
because s'fours" are hard to beat, thu
Marengo Republican retorts thus:
1.-THE Col. may be good at poker,
but we are rather inclined to th,nl
he do Mt hold LONE hand. Major
Henry O'Connor will give the keerd
a shuttle and deal . hand that will
make the Colonel think he heart
something drap."
| Brethren, isn't the game getting /,
little mixed !? Poker and Euchr,
are somewhat different amusements
if we know anything about them.
The Grundy County Atlas thu
urges the claims of Col. J. H. Keat
! ly tor Lieutenant Governor:
I'VE know OF no one who possess
es these superior qualifications in ,
more eminent degree than Col. j. II
Keatly, OF Council Bluffs, the men
ton OF whose name has met with III,
general approval Of the press in Iowa
Many Of the readers of the Atla
will remember Col. Keatly as, at on,
time, citizen OF Grundy county
and as its editor-in which position
he won golden opinions of all. A
gallant soldier and live worker !,
the Republican ranks, the part,
would do itself credit by nominating
and electing him Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
The Cedar Falls Gazette having
asked upon what authority certain
papers have been retiring Prot. Al
len from the field Of candidates fol
State Superintendent, the Dubuque
Times responds in the following
manner. "We have letter before
US, dated Cedar Falls, April oath
written by Prof. Allen, to Prof Pal.
mer, OF Independence, in which Mr.,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-01
RGAD NOTICE.
gTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS.

5.
Notice is hereby given that road petit
ton has been presented to the Auditor Of
SAID county, praying for the alteration Of .
county road, to be called the Joseph Kubic
road, II township SO, north Of Range IA,
west e 9th +. NJ. and that the 26th day
Of July, a. D. 1871, is fixed for final hear
ing before said Auditor, and all persons
interested therein can appear and show
cause why said petition should not be grant.
ed. THOMAS s. FREE,
2U~23I Auditor.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-01

SCHOOL TEACHERS
Wanting employment, At from xoO TO
500 per month, should address Z!EdLIh
4 MCCURDY, Chicago D.24
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-01
sOCL OCK rp.s.

FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.
We will send q handsome Prospectus Of
our New Illustrated Family Bible contain
ing ever 200 fine Scripture illustrations,
to any Book Agent, free Of charge. Address
National Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill. Cir
cinnati. Ohio, err st. Louis, Mo. D-24
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-01

Vinegar Bitters are not vile Fancy Drink.
Made Of Peer Ran. Whiskcy, Prsef epiries
and Refuse LIQUORS, doctored, spieed and sweet.
sned to please the TASTE called Tonics" Appsti,ef
Ksstorer &C., that lead the tippler ON to drunken
ness and ruin, but are true Medicine made fbsm tho
Native Roots and Herbs Of California, FREQ fron ali
Alcoholic Sttmalants. Thsy are the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE perfect Renovator and Inviroator
Of the SYSTEM carrying OF all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition No person
can take these Btte according to directions anA 70.
main long unwsl. provided their bones are mot des.
troyed BY mineral poison other MEANS and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They arc Gentle Purgative NJ we'll A. a
powerful agent In relieving Congestion or Inaaums-
tion Of the Liver. and oil the visceral Organs
FOE FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
young old. married single At the dawn Of woman.
hood or At tie turn Of le these Tonic Bttor have no
equal.
For Innamnatsry or CEraiic Rheunasissa
and Geut, Dyspepsia Or Ihdigcstion, Bill
Ions, Renittent and Intcrinittsnt Fovers,
Diseases Of the Bleed, Liver, kidneys AID
bladder, these Ditters have bssn most successful
snch Diseases arc caused BY Initiated Blood,
which 10 generally produced By arrangement Of ths
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION. Head.
ache, Pain n the Shoulders. Coughs Tshtnsss Of the
Chest Dizziness Sour Fluctuations Of the Stomach Bad
Taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks Palpatiou OF the
Heart inammation Of the Lungs Pain in the regions
OF the Kidneys. and hundred other painful symphonic
are the o6springs Of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels which render them Of unsausued
ecacy IN cleansing the blood Of all Impurities ana I'm
parting new life and visor 10 the whole system.
FOR SKIN DIsEAsE6. Eruptions, letter.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-01

FRAGRANT SAP0IIENE
Clo No Mid Gloves and 81, kinds OF lloshs
aud Clicking; removes Paint, 0rsess, Tar.
&C., instantly, without The least Injury 70 the
finest fabric. Sold By druggists and fancy
goods dealers. Fragrant Sapoliens Co., ~
Hsrclsy H., New York, ~ l. sale street,
Chicago.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-01
JURUBEBA.

JURUBEBA.
WHAT Is IT?
It Is sure and perfect remedy for I'll dis
Of the
Liver and Spleen. Enlargement or Obstruc-
ton Of lntestines, Urinary, Uterine, or
Abdominal Organs, Poverty or
Want Of Blood, Intermittent or
Remittent Fevers, InHams-
ton of the Liver, Dropsy,
Sluggish Circulation Of
the Blood, Assesses,
Tumors. Jaundice,
Scrofula, Dyspep
eia, Ague and
Fever or their Concomitants.
DR.. Wells having become aware Of the ex-
traordinsry medicinal properties Of ZEE
South American Plant, called
JU RU B BA.
sent special commission to that country
to procure it in its native purity, and hav-
ing found its wonderful curative properties
to even exceed the anticipations formed BY
its great reputation; has concluded to offer
it to the public, and is happy to state that
ne has perfected arrangements for q regular
mcIthly supply Of this wonderful Plant
He has spent much time experimenting and
Investigating as to the most efficient prepa>
ration from it, for popular uss, and has for
some time used in his own practice with
most happy results the effectual medicine
now presented to the public as
DR.. WELLS EXTRACT OF IURUBEDA,
and he confidently recommends it to every
family as household remedy which should
be freely taken as Blood Purifier in all
arrangements Of the system and toanimate-
and fortify all weak and Lymph attic tenn
peraments. John Q. Kellogg, Plat St. New
York, Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for Cir
cular. D-24
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-01

vvANTED-AGENTs, $50 PET day. .,
w sell the celebrated Home Shuttle Sew.
ing Machine. Has the UNDER feed, ms kes
the clock stitch" (alike on both sides.) and
is fully licensed. The best and cheapest
family Sewing Machine in the market. Adj
dress, johnson, CLARK s Co., Boston, Mass.
Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or St. Loais,
No. D>27
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-01
$288 IN l6 DAYS

Made BY one Agent. Do you want SIT
uation AZ salesman at or near home to make
S. to $40 per day selling our new : strand
White Wire Clothes Lines to last for ever.
Samples free. Address Hudson River Wire
Works, $50 Maiden Lane, corner Water St.
N. Y, or II Dearborn St. Chicago. D.M
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-06-01
CARRIAGE MAKER!

JUSTICES BLANKS. Of all kinds, printed
y and for..sale 1t the REpusLlcAx office. RI
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DIRECTORY FOR GDysRTI:ERS.

ADJUSTMENTS NINTH PAar-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AsrKyloGY- Ninth PAer-ronrth column.
SoASS AND Lo6GlsG s' wASrES~snooSp iS'n, rAar-
FsSrs FSa sInsMa cen
BusIEsss crPORT~ NiriEs-Eicuru PAeE-axth col
BUSINESS NOTICES Es-sRvrsru PAaE-Ffh ana Sixth
caTY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE -rwrLrrn PAGE Fms,
cLEnEs AND sALEsMEN-ELrvrNTn PAGr-flnh col
sC%ci,M xNp c9n aln~rsru pAox
ccAL AND WooD--sronNp PAor-s,xth column
COAsrWIsk srEAMshirS-FIasr PAGE Fifth and sixth
CoRfU@HfioN NoTIcEs-ssrqosp PAeK-rrst. secOnd.
SSSSSlSE .oAspnsosn lAsr.
pHsTisrMYe MINI YasEHFoniA :1i.'A saiamn '0''"''
REy n,s,F,lsI ;,.s rssr,Foars4 ;o oYs%a avn
fukSisHED-NiNrn PAGE First and sccoad col.
EUR0rHAN sTEAMsHIPs-Frnsr PAGn-Fith COL
rINASuiAL-Faar PAer- Third column
tHsAisnI6 s sooss hsp hpaTsEsrs TO LET
h.hIn PA6L--second column:
r.or Sixth
nnLy WANTED -MALrs-NIs1u PAer-rhird column
HELP wANiLl,-.fkMALEs-E -ELryrAln pAGE-fousth
HORSES. CANRiNGEs. &c.-FIasr PAer-sccond and
,, third cocinns. -
HOUSES. ROOMS, &C., WANTED NINTH PAeE--Tbird
JERSEY CIiY, HOBokEis, hCDsUN CITY AND BFR-
GIN AL ESTATE FOR sALE--TN ELL tn PAGr--
Second column.
LECrI IkE srAsOS-NINTu paaE-Sixth co umn.
1. GAi. SuTiUkS-tIRsr PAGE Fourth column.
LOAN OfFltEs-FIgs PAGE-SiSth column.
LOST AM, Pot ND-fIEsr PASE sixth column.
MhtIlINt Il i-SEDoNl, PAGE SIKH 90 .uan.
MEDICAL-T~rLrru PAGE Sixth column.
mlscsL,;ANLous ADvkKIlsEMESIs-IESru PAGE
Sixih column.
MlScELLANEouS TWELFTH PAGr-Thlrd column.
Nj SlCAL--NISIn PA6E-fouryh column
NEW II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fA"F-s,Ath couian.
PERSONAL FIRST PAGr-tirs column.
PIANOFOAiEo NINTH fAGE-Flilh co ann.
pROPOSALs-ElGHrU PAGE-sXth co!nmp.
eAOPhkt1 OUT or THE CITY tok SALE OR TO
REAL EsTAiE TO EXCHANGE GE-rwrlrTu fAGg-ihird
column.
RIAL. IsrATE wANTED-TwELrTH PAGE Third col
REWAkDs-FIssr PsGE-Sixth column.
SALES NJ rAtCfiON-rwELtIn fAGE-Fonrth, fifth and
tixth cO.umns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
First, second, thru aud fourth coiunns.
SITUATIONS WASrED-AAi.c cS-ELENENTH PAGE
~ tn cclunn.
SPECIAL kOTlCEs--FIasr PAaE-First AMI second col
sPokriNG DOGS. BIRDS. 3o.-FIRsr PAaR-sccond
)
TIE IJtAUkS-NrsTH PAGE-ThTd column.
TO LEl FOX BUSINESS r, RPOSES NINTH PAGE
First coumn.
TRAvELIEks' GU1DE-FrRsr PAGF-Sixth column.
UkF URN SHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET
NJ srE PAGe-Second and third columns
YACETs STEAMBOATS,, aC.-FIaeT PAGE-Third col
umn
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ri,UE NATIONAL QUARTERLY R4LIEW.
tful supply now really
vol. x&ti., No, -...ly., March, 1871.

T. Ceyon aud It's Mys erica l.. Csrova- III National
Characteristics French and ~. Tire Central
nder kingLe, Rue " Ancieat Graves aud Their
I,n enis. Vi. GemHn Moor -FrclJgfath. vii.
sreciuen OF Mo Educator Young lauies. VIII.
Mo MT thcir ngen IX. Notices aud ,rtc ms
y. AppeH x-la urInSe, GOO Bad and indifferent. Tho
NO Be h.u Is Ia alt parts the country.
Geners, ascnts Amercgn New Company. Subscri ,a S.
Ia tuy.nce. Specimen cory postpaii tie
art tie United states Bri America
RECEIPT % -. EnW. l. S.AS, LII ID. Lditor Prp
prie.or. o5S Broadway, New aofs. n
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TbS LIBERTY STREET.-ELEGANT EXTENSION TOP
IA ana Platform Park phaeons, rst class Top Buggies,
ncpot and Road Wagons, Pony phaeons and Rockaways
also large stock first class CITY made Harness bankrupt
lot, at prices that VIII astUnsi you de,norsze other
dealers. Midwnter ps,ces tnis month 10 make
JOHNSTON q VAN TASS:sLL, 66 LiherY street.
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LEGA.. NOTICES.


IN TUE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
L for the Mtiole district OF Alabama. In egiuiy.
The Louisiana Naiiouai Bank ct ais Tie Selma and
Meridian Rar ,ai Company ct als-Oa Dil, &c.
T.. II. GkASpiS, solicitor pt tomplsinsnis.
The nndersgEed Sp cla Mas Equity, whom Il has
6eca referred taAe the the above cause
hereby 6vcs notice. ccorng to the The said
10 the same, eat al bondhoders and MI o the
uoTtRses on the properly OF deien sn The selma and
Mer,dan Rairvad Con those who have hrreio
tore mate rr OF at thelr bonds Ia The and n sud
mtnt ueprtfs OF sand company, and all persons having
cams ansi si company not ecired ~ mort age must
appear bcore hin al MOntgone Alaoana, within thirty
days nom toe date Of this and make OF
taeir respective bonds, yuIgmenis and claims
. ',I.N y. BAILEY, special Master.
MARcn IL, is7i
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!Voa NEw R!EASs DIRECT.
Od Line. Low freight
The well known iIst class sldew heel steamship
KhlluAN.
II. Nhfehurst Commander
VIII eave pier N north river, saturday April e: 7. W.
treit ~ taken Tor Mo5ie GA western havscc InJianoa
an al points tho Mssissppi and oiio y re-,
sb ppel at sew or cans.
tqf freight or passage having surerior accommodations,
appytJ
LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO., S Li9or,v street.
steam hip LODONh Will follow, from pier 20 Last RIVER
SATURDAY, Apris
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HORSES. cARniAiEs. .Su,

INiNE HORSE, YEARS, CHESTNUT, STYLISH AND
Also stylish Top Wagon chear Can be seen at No Fast
Fifteenth street before l0M A. NJ.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IN PREsS-wILL SRoSrLY BE PRopuCEp-"aEyE-
lstions of QuacSs aud 1u1ckecy," by nsiector An
American edition ot bis vain bie knglsl minute tn
its expose of quackery i AMI wiz shorty %
Price adI8nat coutips uifiistorv o tue
family who, tn auence OF The great
success of Ep .an1, exposing teir re(arols
practices enigratei To the Unc states Orders for
advance copies vii De received by e. h ) BECk, NJ d., ~
Bond
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srONTING Dogs, BI1Ds, @t

ONE LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND AND at. BERNARD
~ Doc, eleven months old ue coed dog,
for gale by WILLIAM JOHNSON, 49, Washing gon street.
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WE HAVE ON HAND FOUR SIZES OF OUR OwN
n. manufacture Our very popular Landaulcts, Pa.cn
CIa ences, Landss, Couyes cent less Eroadwa
stores. HAN, Fourth street and Broadway
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A a-TELL ALL yOUR FRIENDS TO PROCURE IN
n formation regarding The European excursion from
AUGUST PETERSUHN. No. Bowling green
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STECIAL NOTICES.


arELa ALL youE FRIENDS TO PROCURE IN
Audpsi PETlRsonS. No. Bo@nt green. '''"
IIhvE you HAD ONE or roeMAN's SPRING STYLE
1n. Of All ss sr rs u no ony one: ihoy ste supeor N
V.sisth streets.
n Private ''' l' 9sry cxsF;sr.S r1e% soSru As.o,s
NOTICE ANY PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
thirty days join Jpn f1e hAa Nssh M , stree, Hrootv,
4sx HayASA Lottery OF cIpsp 1srs "s ,
broadway, New YORK up s.ars, room no T.
prax'n M s. !; IS 70 Y M y drox sI,So seld; No ilss
CO.. Brokers, old osiaolshed Office. ia Brosdway.
STAMahRING POSITIVELY CURED ny DRs. MANN
= .oLyIN. room lld Assor House New York: No money
children treated at their rssiisnses.
CTAMMERING CUREp-aY DR.. WESTON ST NICAo-
las loe REFERS BY rsrssaion, ss to GARRISON 5ros 4
st Nicholas HOTEL many other OF our beat known citizens
THE woMAN's MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE NEW
i Yors inhnnary. No. ~, Second avenue, OF
spccccs and music vi te included In the exercises The
pub ic are cord ally invite to tend.
sFOSTING- DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A BRACE or TuoRoUdnBaGD SETTER PUPPIES,
= .t. =
City stock guaranteed.
ONE LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND AND ST BERNARD
for ns %a oss Gis sasa % aos
HORSES, GAis.tiA t,..,,, SO.
At THE AgCTIoS HOUSE or
"A JOHNSTON VAN rAssELL,
opposite the Pos, ollce.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF ,;a,t,S o"i business sr, is c.ndaetea q our
10, ll2 AND ia lAsr Isri. slsrST, NEAR 4rn Av
sALEs "Gi's @ @sss N goa asS ss3a;s SAsH1Aars
Csrlisse 70 ssn VIII house perfectly resoe.
busiae .shorwara ornepcs which 'sa,' gov
sra a1aSabe NOR ne houses IN al msrcant'e pursai!.
sound n,;r. rom ra 2. to Il hogr, Tor trial.
Down oce and saesoon 81 street, where
We bs H,so keep register Of horses for prsae sale
Family .au s sSTs At
SEAYs sI. horss 5 hsn and years ,5ase
horse In respect brst class family team LaNpAU,
SeR 0s sG%sms and DOG CART good or's eu'
by s n s9 + T r. isa4 HAhc
CARRIAGE AUCTION MATT. 10 l2 apd ia las, Thir.
Monday morning.
ATS LIBERTY srREET.-ELEGANT EXTENSION TOP
"A ana Platform Park plaeons, class Top Buggies.
also large stock class cty made Harness tbankr1pt
l1t, at that VIII Rstunsi you denoralize other
dealers Mid inter- pr,ces this monh 10 make
JOHNSTON a VAN TASs:sLL, % Ltery street.
A ON ACCOUNT or OWNERS I'LL HEALTH WILL
be sold without wednesday, March 49, at Is
O'clock, at BARKER Il HhNLINS City Auction Mart aud
New ork ratisrsals Broadway ami Ihy-nnth ST.,
CERT enans complete estahlishment consisting of
fine and superior pair VI bay Seldn ibs1 HIGH and
years odd free handy aud stysh drivers; can rot ~ ~,
that ali fear nothing gentle for any drive;
evenly gated alike. and warranted sound and
kind; excellent family a'so jump Top
wagon, l..
Robes Whips, &C. Property be and examined At
the mart and up to sae
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
IMPAIRMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, ss
Il Chambers street

NEW York, Jan. 2, 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that the Assessment kos the
real and PERSONA estate OF the and Of New ok
For t.e sc y o.l VIII be inspection ana rcvin on
and after Moa hy. aGaay g. 1871 aud viii rsmatn uen
OntA SOia iy % hrrn s7i inclusive the correction
OF errors an tae equalization OF tue assessments OF IL
Aforesaid cal AMI perso i estate oc OF
New persons bel evinS them 10 es ~ r q
snakc appcau Il 10 The the
above mentioned In order obtain the reds. provided oy
law.
wu "A KIN, ''' o. Faxes amt
EITrANiIsf AyuS Assrss.nen s.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27
U0AsT,yIss S-rE,.usa,r..

DACIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP COgPaNyrS LINE
l. to ta'lognil, Japan ana Cnins via Panama,
carry NJ mans passengers and ireighl t.
Kingston. jana and tscuc OF Mexico, Central
Amerca, Peru an Ch,i
Steamers leave 18Th an. Goth each month except when
thoso usFs fall on sun then the dav preyIDhs.
March ~ steamer uESRI Cb UNCkt Capt H. p. Conner
W u leave pier ~ sorth ~ for AsptnwaI ana
nnec,iua at Pat with seaurr I0NST'TUliDN, Tap
tAin Lapi tnnching at Acapuc, Nny milo and Ssn
Diego sforni1 aso connecting for all Co ltra hmer
and South Pacific ports.
Frseht for naaed ports received unt r. u. 2sta
ins;.
Steamer JAPAN win leave San Francisco April for
Jaran aud China.
al passage freight AMI all further Inform ltlon
apply Company Office pier 200 of Cana street
+. X. BADY Agent.
The New York herald., 1871-03-27

MEXICAN STAR MARE DAN BASUAW l5%,
"a years. Stylish rotted ia, be shed three loo wOrl
Horses $50 TO SS9O cheap, and must sod this week
.S3 Washington street.