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NJ EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INsU

NO. EMPlhD MI v ~ - - -
RANCE COMPANY, or NEW YosA 49, 10
one Of the most remarkable OF our prosperous city
,re oomnan,es; for with bu. two gears ana haif
:, sno q ba, already reached position OF emil
hence Which, III continued in the rans ratio w'is
in a few yesrs rank it with the mos h'uris n,ns
comnsnies of the world. Organized In hprl''
1860 with capital Of 100000 Its assets On inc iS'
o,uovsmber current had been increased TO sS7s,-
ann rsarlv nine times the initial sum, whilst In
tho same period OF time 1t issued II 900 policies
tusuring S2s 100000.
Renowned IS Is this country FIR the rapid grown
and development OF It's young lie companies, NC
know OF nothing approaching to TINS ori!leh' ga
reer of the Empire Mutual, for we ma 'nas III
ali m, eight hun dred days OF business itaccumua-
ted S175 600 almost sloo coo Tor each one huhae
asys Of Iabor-sud to produce this result no otne.
talisman has BEN uscd IMAM tae ihu'iH''N -
forts OF the manage ment.
Irnouas.iouably there must re elements OF a.
traction to command this high patronase IL %
short time, and thee we ind toth III ths keneo
rous constitution Of the company anu III 70. ~
ficential character OF the president, d. Hilton
ScrIoner, ESQ. In the former Is empFoeeu go
ubersl feature devised by modern ac'u hiA'
scieuce and In the latter Is concentrated wy An
dIspens .ble qualifications OK an accompit'ns
and unbelievable unIerw Ter. indeed 'he -
tegrity OF purpose displayed by hr. 1ci ioiet
th. last and previous sessions of the Sia'e
ture made such an impression upon the insu' any,
Interests Of this city that 1t presented nun WIN
handsome service Of plate, tribute that co"i.
not be extended to the worthy president "itnou'
rejecting much OF its distinction upon VIC
\, ,rhf oh 10 eCt6d.
The c1e:ary, sidBey W. Croiut' hsq'' =
most talented, able, and entcrpfisins coae1'tor'
and the President, In conjunction with this gen
tleman, has achieved degree OF fuccess III = &C"
hundred days that Is commonly Tie "ofA "a o'
cade. ,.,,a
Those about to insure their live5-and we sho"iu
hope all those uninsured ale 0: this clasS VIII hha
a liberia, company In the Empire Life cons'aef-
alton OF vial import to those who anx'ousi' 30"
at the presen. that others may reap III Lie iu
ture.-Insurance and Real Estate journal.
no 1!-lm
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,-;r<,,,;a Railroads-Outside Help.

Virginia kalroaoS~ A@AP'
.rhe wars of the railroad kings prior tc
IN. h. civil war had been fought through
every State north of Virginia. Immediately
after The war IL was seen that Virginia hao
become the objective point oil ra'lroao
strategy. This was to Us very gratifying
Virginia had been depleted and almost
ruined BY policy Improvement vls'onaiy
and impracticable--a policy which Wouiu
have exhausted the resources OF the grea.e''
State 10 the world without onlilsi'ps
my veu.ordered and weIl-arranged 81 slclh'
Ths, policy had exploded after The exhauS'
ton OF the powers and resources OF Tue
state. With her works yet incomplete
save one, which did nothing to increase the
growth OF her cities-it was plain that she
must remain in state Of obstruction ano
auathy, wniie in resources she was Tux
richest OF the States. Therefore we haiieo
WIN satisfaction the Invasion OF Der terri
tory by the northern railroad kings. Their
cu.c;prises We knew would put Virginia
unyn u footing OF equality with other STATES
FIR ,hy speed and completeness of her com"
n,uicatjon with her sister States, and lead
% TIC development Of her wealth and TO
making Der one OF the most powerful OF
TIC States in population and wealth.
The progress Of events Is rapidly real
iL.n- our expectations. Northern capital
AID northern railroad enterprise and eX-
p,ricuce are doing for us what we would
have been unable to do for ourselves for a
long reriod of time.
Iii. unprecedented energies Of the Ches-
aprAkc aud Ohio Railroad Company are
advertising the State and suggesting
e.-rcmcs Tor sharing in the rich prize OF
railroad profits III Virginia, with her advan.
>aeeous routes and her vast resources.
v,e have kept the reader Informed Of the
many projects and the conflicts of interest
~ lu"yarusc. 1t has been highly crafty
INK TO us TO observe how that company,
vt;,h is engaged in constructing the line
u;ica connects Richmond directly with
ice great West, has steadily pressed its
wu;k forward, aud how it has bstfied every
aaia.ouistc scheme that has come in its
Wy.
The prospect is that from the activity
and energy with which the extensive rail-
.oli schemes in Virginia are carried for
ward re shall soon be in possession of that
facilitated Intercourse with the States and
people in all directions which will bring
ABOUT condition of development, thrift,
*ui increase of population which will real
tIr All the most sanguinc expectations of
our OTu citizens.
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al, Right-we Go Ahead!

Soc proceedings Of Council. The tunu ,a
!. M, in the proper line for action ana tne
a,nstyon Of annexing Manchester TO hlch-
,,,ond IL also 10 train for speedy accom- .
'u""u These are grand measures OF
pn,I,'. interest. Give us the tunnel, h'teeh
fret IN the river at low ''oe' a n.,uA~a
Manchester. all in one year, and hlchmona
VIII receive an impetus in her match OF
w ave ment and growth that will aston
i.h and delight Us all.
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AtSt. Paul,s church, bv the Eev. DR.. Minuiee-
rode. assisted by the sey. DIR. Pet"rkin, on tie
tn instant, JOHN EhDH ROBisSosc o oho
moi Charles s. Morgan both of this city.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York papers
pleas. copy
On the L. h dsr OF October: 1871. In Zion church
Chariestown, W. Va by the Fey. Wlilian r. r.
MARY e, only daughter Of JAMES IL Ran ON
Esq Of Charlesto.n, ". Va. No cards.
On Wednesday, 9Th instant, by the kev. N. "
wilson al the residence o: her uncle, Ih2mss g, Sl'
iones Miss ISABELLA NJ. JONES, OF this Ct, J,
to MT A. 4. HYsLOPE, or y orfolk county. No
rha
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The Virginia Election Returns.
Observation-Disclosures.
BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE. }

~ -, IF0VOIuUCI ., ICTI.
We have the official returns from this and
Appomattox, and reliable information from
Fluvanna, showing Hundley to be elected
by handsome majority. Such O man as
Mr.: undley In the Senate will be an honor
TO Inc state and the district that sent him
there. Below send you the official Vote
of the County. MIR. Noble, you will see see.
goes back to the House:
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KE MEADE s. BAKERS

M MEADE s. BAKERS
MED.CINALLY Pure
Liver OIL.
Fresh supply o: the new crop just imported
from New Fcuudland, direct.
We have the tes imony Of physicians who PEE
scribe II, aud p2:!euts who hare taken it, IN t 1:
Is more acceptable 10 the som CHI and moro
easily sssimllated than eny other oil.
MEADE & BtKER.
Importing anl EiJpensicg Phsrmacis $,
no l3 I'm ol9 Main STREET.
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I.ANCASTER COUNTY,.
M1DDLFsEx COUNTY.

SALUDA. November 9.-Editors Dispatch
There were two candidates in the feld-Co.
lionel L. T. Bland, the regular nominee Oh
the Conservative convention, and Mr. IL. y:
Bristow. q member OF the last house o.
DELEGATES. running as an independent Com
seryatiye candidate. Bristow received 5Oo
votes and Bland 407 votes. BristoW's ma
jorty 50 over Bland. w.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
OF SCHEDULE. sfssls,

1HANGE OF SCHEDULE. tasksl
On and after TUESDAY the IAN inS''us 'Ae
fast aud elegant aide.w heel steamer fALi'An''
cap,atn CHARLES NELSON, win leave her whafi
lat powbatan Steamboat Ccmoany's fheds, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sAIUfDAl' al
. O'Clock A. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, sno Gil
the regular landings on james river
Freight received every day from O'CLOCK b u
to O'Clock p. M.
All freight for way land ngs must be prepaid.
For frsIght or passage apply to Captain, on
board, or to ,
no ll-3m WlLLlRM L. DS~h - nsehS'
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FRANKLIN COUNTY-OFr1c1A1.

FRANKLIN COUNTY-OFr1c1AL.
For Senate ninth district): T. B. CIai.
oorne lkadica). 1903; james Patterson
l !" EEatiYe): l,Ols. Claihorne's major.
heard from. For House of Delegates 8.
D. D. nernaro independently, 1.1l5; William
T. Lovely osn sConservatiye). 1.06S F.s. Hutch.
e epS eryative), LOOT; Joseph PETER
reports from Henry indicate the cleo.
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EICn19yD AND PETERSBURG T.. Is. lc.i}
RICHMOND Va, Aug ). lsil.

RICHMOND VA, aug. ). ISL
rEyRE TIA AIMS On THIS GoAD
4 run IS 5ol.ows Il
The mail trains issTs Richmond :. s;o a. .; -
anu 80 7. d.; AMI leSvc Pcterscurs - Ava a. ''
ard T:2O Z. VI. , v,.,
freight aud Accomro o;S1:ion trains !eaSg K.Se.
Uond ~ 8 L. ID. End 40 = a. al" 'e-fs "
burg 81 10 a. ii. and $50 I. H. ,,..,,,sor,,o ~
The 3:as a. III. trata viii not ieaVe hiShnoE 90
SUNDAYS, and the 7;23 T. x. sgaio NIL no! i7''s
Petersburg Oh SUNDAYS. .,..,op ~
PASSENGERS for el0r.oi. win raEe The s;se Z. -
csiiy tralu, and those from SGrIoik WIZ eoD'S''
1t Petersburg win tic 10 A, Il. u Hslu;
PASSENGERS from Clover Htii will Ike rs 20. -.
K. train on moadays, " eduesC& IS, az ft."1,
ard rcluralag leave sicilmoUd Oh the s..n-''!SA-
$50 2. a.
Tha n, ali trans VIII stop only :. Chester.
The 8 A. ii. train viii cconec. a. !S,e's
burg with the Atlantic, Mississippi and UGlo E@'-
ros5 for LyncbbpTR LaGg,
SLEEPING ChkS on the 1880 i. tram, Fea'
ntng through % WILMINGTON. r. 3. hA5tfL.
am r'rkp. aud Rr,'t1ht Aren't
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MILITARY NOTICES.

II L. BLUES, ATTENTION. 4
tiend meeting OF rau- company at Monu- u
Gallo IIaJi Tits (TEeslaj) AFhElEG Ut hfli- III
past O'Clock.
d. '''e' - 4. X. GLhzEBRooK,.
,,,t Orderly sergeant.
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tion OF Patterson by very small u,sJor,sy.
Certain Information makes koo ossr. tGu q,
servatiye). In Henry, Critz tConser.s;asnN i 4,
FLOYD. elected to House of Delegates.
LANCASTER COUNTY.
LANCASTER COURTHOUSE, November 10
Editors Dispatch: Below you have Q state.
ment of the poll for Lancaster county
For the House of Delegates-Armistead >.
Nickens (colored RadfcaD, 443; John =.
Ewell CONSERVATIVE, S82. Radical ma-
jority, 81.
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NATIONAL LINE-STEA I'M ~fFss
" TO QUEEt STUWN An y sszasakssssSssss
TIVETPOS,L. The first. class ST amshlpa Ut tnla
jIae sail from pier IL Moth river, New York.
every s rUkDAG.
BATES OF PASSAGE FiTst cahlu. 10 .lVerDool,
ensIovyn or Lcnuou direct a75 and $s5; ST. er.
age, SOS payable IN currency. From Liverpool,
i'onto5 d]r.y, Q1eeustcWD, o. u asso", to re"
York, prIpTi3, steersgs, $32, currency.
Pass. myers booked 10 or fina other points In
En- yand or the continent at cheop currency rates.
For further information, apply at The cfhce or
the company,tO f. w. j. HURST, Manager.
eaSroadway, New York, or 10
jobs w. WYATT, agent,
or Sam 3Eoyernor street. hjchmOud. Va.
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flames 81? ER STEAM OATssNf,
~ COMPhTY.-F0R AnW YORK. JssssssSSssaassazzy
PHILADELPHIA, KALTlAORG, NVhEUIh,
!sUET&SOUTI, Sud ALL BEG uL2R LAMB
INGS Oh THE dARES RIVER. The fast sn3
elegant United States nail steamer
r l. Il A II \ n coz
OspgAiu e. &. SIFFOAD,
cares 5oppany's wharf al 2ocke:.5 fog the
sbo7e-nEnsd pieces or MONDAYS, WEDNE3
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, ~ II = LF-PAST Elk A.
b.. and returns on Tuesday, Thursday, and S&-
turdly afternoons.
PaasrnS eiu COO e., 1T Eorfolk With the old Bay
line Steamers for Baltimore, Phiiadelph;a, anc
Iew York.
1rsin leaves City Point for Petersburg on az
rival Of 2.&aLiar.
fare TO New OK PLY. ~
Fare To s.Ss
rare TO S1!InlCre-,. e.ee
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return -. 90.
TICKETS On SALE It CARRIER q CO.'S
EXPRESS, and baggage checked through.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and g..
.nrdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,, Boston, BaIti-
more, aud principal landings on Chesapeake bay
snd all regular landings on DANES river, sc REA.
SQNkB!.B RATES. Freight received from A.
u. till sP. ".
Freight for waT landings must be prepaid.
L. b. TATUM. General Agent
Office. Gompany's wharf.
ry IL Bcanch office, coraer Main and 9th SIS,
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FLOUR.

EXCELSIUR FAMILY FLOUR.-The
H first premium awarded by the VlIxinia State
Fair to NJ. sin uG6Tth & SIN for the best
FAMILY FLOUR. regular supply OF this
Justly celebrated brand, which is Warranted
perior 10 any other -four Offer ed IN this mar et,
Tor sale by T9LLk'S SON 2 Co.
nos 1913 CIry street.
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r,. General Assembly.

ga fo,lov,ng is list Of the names OF
/; - -" ..sonher, Of the next General Assem-
h,v axcept one delegate from the county oil
! 90 and one from Buchanan and Wise,
and one fof two) from Mecklenburg; and
except also the senator from the nineteenth
district
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
BEST WORKMEM
EMPLOYED.


Kse Studded by what yea ksioM.
There Is an old proverh which says. EEK
perience is the safest guide 10 this guide
the sick and ailing naturally turn when
casting about for The means of relief. They
inquire what medicine has done for otl.-
ers, before they adopt il the nse,ves OF all
the remedies and prevcntiyes ia use. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters meets the test most
triunphan.ly, and hence its immencc popn-
lsrity and vast sales The sufferer from in
dig eslion is sure to find some one among his
friends who has been cured Of that ailment
by the famouns vegetable stamachic. The
victim of fever and ague liver complaint,
constipation, nervous prostration, or gener-
al debility, has only to make inquiry in the
neighhorhood where lie resides in order TO.
discover what this standard restorative has
effected in cases similar 10 his own. In the
published testimony to its merits he will
find a volume of it's sanitary properties,
which it is impossible for his comtacn sense
to resist. He tries it, and the effect it pro-
duces on his system adds another TO the
hos. Of witnesses in is favor. Thus. its
reputation, founded on facts, not assertions,
continually grows and spreads charlatans
aud imposters, some of them mere local
tricksters, and others who take a somewhat
wider range, attempt to thrust into the
hands and down the ,throats Of iuvalds.
their haphaxard connections, as substitutes
for the tonic which for SO many years has
been medicinal staple throughout the
United States, Spanish America, Canada,
aud the West Indies, but only succeed to \
very limited extent. In this reasoning age,
the people, having ascertainca what Is real
ly deserving Of their confidence, decline
running after strange gols. ii Is
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
After the Fire.
IN Gil lEi...,

After the Fire.
The School Fsstiual-Qnarterly mag
azine, devoted TO original matter, for
Day School and Sunday School Exhi-
billions. and Public Occasions.
The October number lot this popn.
lar Magazine, which was destroyed
by the great Chicago fire, when all
ready to mail, has been reprinted, aud
has jlst reached us. AS its subscrip-
ton lust was burned, the Publishers
request us TO ask their subscribers to
send their addresses, stating what
numbers were yet due them, and to
remit their subscriptions tor next
year. Let all teachers and pupils
subscribe NOW, for the School Festi-
val they all need it. It costs only
SO cents year, in advance, or Is
cents Tor single number.
Tho Publishers Were very heavy
losers by the great lire, but they DO
mt propose to allow their subscribers
to lose anything. Send by mail, to
ALFRED L. SAwELL & Co, Publishers,
Chicago, Iii.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
Railruadistical.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Some un godly scofTers have tried
to raise a laugh at the expense otthe
Toledo plug road,-,he idea that
road of such brevity can pay be-
ing to their minds perfectly absurd.
Well, without stopping to discuss
that matter, we have now to speak
of contemplated extension sof the
"Plug' road up the Deer Creek, ria
Spring Greek, north westerly. The
citizens Of Spring Creek are very
much interested therein and the Di-
rectors of the plug road are very
favorable to the extension. Along
the line of Deer Creek, there is All
admirable route for a railroad, the
grade being very easy. This extern
sion will be great material benefit
TO Toledo and lama City. for the
stone quarry at Spring Greek IS ri
most valuable character, and will
supply long felt need at both the
towns mentioned. We shall have
further to say on this subject here
after.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
Tho Musical Convention

Tho Musical Convention
Opened on Monday evening. The
attendance is not very large.-does
not exceed thirty or forty, probably.
The untoward weather Of Sunday
and Monday prevented many from
abroad coming who had intended
taking advantage Of the Convention.
The Convention will close on Fri
day evening with Concert, by the
members. Following is a partial
schedule OF the exercises of that cv-
ening:
.Anyii Chorus" from Verdi with
Piano aud anvil Accomplishments.
"Gloria." from Mozart's 18th Mass;
"a Now Created World" The
"Marvelous Work. and "Thc Heav-
ems arc telling" from the Oratorio OF
the "Crcation," together with a
choice variety of solos, duets, quar-
tete and glees.
We feel safe in com ncnding the
Concert to the appreciative patron.
age of the people OF Toledo and Vi,
entity. No one will be disappointed
who goes with the hope OF hearing
first class music.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16

A Toledo Inventor.
The Scientific American, Tor Nov.
IL, Announces that G. G. Buttkereit,
OF Toledo, has taken out 4 patent for
improvements in Boil Piano. The
date of the patent is October 81 ,
1871. In the bell piano, the. keys
connect with a,h1mmcr which strikes
q bell instead Of q string,-therc be-
ing bell TO each key. One advan-
tage claimed for the bell piano is,
that it never will require tuning,
while the music Is as sweet and the
tones as pleasing as those of a string
piano. The invention seems to be OF
value and we congratulate Mr.. Butt
kereit upon his success. We under.
stand that 1t is Mr.. BIS intention to
Immediately procure tho .manufac-
turc of the piano, either by himself
or by others.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
In Graham's lMazaztne, of Nav, 1852

| In Graham's 1Magaztne, of May, 1892
over nineteen years ago, Horac.
Greeley predicted three great a
chicvments OF American genius and
enterprise, soon 20 be accomplished,
nil OF which have been fulfilled TO
the letter. Below is the passage
referred to:
I'VE Americans O! the nineteenth
century will be found in due time to
have inscribed ourselves most leglbly
Oh the carth's unfading records.
A railroad over the Rocky Noun
tains. a telegraph across the Atlantic,
towering observatory wherein all
the storms and Gains at any moment
prevailing within the earth's atmos-
phere shall be portrayed on COM
mon dial plate, aud the storms which
shall take place At amy point during
the next day or week, with their sew.
eral directions and iMensities."
Tnc above was a remarkable
prophecy. 1t was not 4 dim tore
shadowing, but u clear and definite
announ cement OF what has since Ill
orally and absolutely come to pass.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
The Go. Sabbath School Association.

The Go. Sabbath School Association.
As published in last weeks paper.
Il . fourth Semi Annual Sabbath
School Association, tor Tama County
convcnes at Tama City, Thursday
2 T.. NJ. Nov. 23rd, and continues its
sessions until Thursday evening, clos.
ing with Sabbath School Concert in
which each Sabbath School in the
county is requested to give one con-
cert cxercise.I
There has been fifty Sabbath
Schools in successful operation during
the past SIX months, in this county
and at least three hundred officers
and teachers connected with them as
workers.
How many Of that number will at
tend this Association Let us show
our faith and interest in this work by
attending this meeting.
Toledo, lama CITY, Buckingham.
Oxford, Chelsea and every township
in the county should be well repre-
scented Tama City will welcome
aud take care ofall who come.
Con-.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16
Until December 30, 1872.

Until December 3D, ISs.s
From now until December 30,
1872, the terms of subscription to
the TAaA County REpuDLlcAs will be
as follows:
One year, payable strictly IN cdpance,
sl.75. II not paid strictly in ad-
vance $500 year, and ut the same
rate for any fraction of a year. I'm
paid subscriptions will not be per-
mittcd TO run longer than two years,
at the end of that time the account
will be placed in the hands Of an Of
ficer for collection.
The large and increasing amount
Of money due us on subscription ad-
monishes us that some effort for its
collection must be made at once. We
have reduced the price of prepaid
subscription in the hope that more
subscriptions will be paid for .: the
commencement OF the term for which
the paper is ordered, and we find
that co-ercive measures are needed
to bring many OF our old Subscribers
to realizing sense of their obliga-
-tions to us. Coercion is not pleas
ant and we resort to it only because
Of the most urgent necessity. We
hope our friends will appreciate the
necessity and sec the justice OF the
measures we take. tt
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16

Removal.
WIN. Clark & Co. expect to get
removed to their new building, one
door east Of Nelson & Barker's, by
Saturday, where they will be glad to
see old and new customers: they aim
to keep a full assortment of station.
cry and notions, Chromos, Pictures
and Picture Frames, Stereoscopcs and
Views, Photographs, Sheet Music
Pens, Pencils, ScuooL Books and
STATES. They keep supplied with al
the leading daily papers, weekly story
papers, magazines and miscellaneous
books. They are agents for all the
papers and periodicals in the United
States, and will furnish anything pub
lished at Publishers retail price.
A full line OF toys and toy-books
will arrive in few days.
81 On High Street thgec doors
east Of Postoflicc.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-16

Personal.
Harry Adams, repre- senting the
Book Bindery OF Griggs, Watson &
Day, OF Davenport, called on Tues
day.
J. r.. Stewart started for Milwau-
kec, yesterday morning. We be-
lieve he is called there by the pro.
prietors of the Sentinel who contem-
plate employing him rs travelling
agent and correspondent.
Knight Dexter, tho hitherto, pres
ent and prospective Sheriff Of Tama
county, took the cars this morning
for the east and will make visit OF
several weeks to his old Ohio home.
The Deputy, E. M. Biclby, will boss
the shanty during the absence of the
chief.
w. G. Cambridge. Of tho lama
C'tisen, has gone cast on visit. Will
be gone several weeks.