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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

LAND, LAND, LAND!
FOR Sale
/. B, Nelson ( CO.,
TOLEDO, 1850 IOWA.
Office j1e the B1sjCk Bpk,
SOUTH OF THE COURT HOUSE.
The following described
IMPROVED q uNlMPROvE0
Lands comprising Of the choicest elections in Tama
County, offered for salc
Business by Mail will receive prompt attention.
L. B. NELSON. G. b. BRADSHAW.
IMPROVED LAND FOR SALE.

-four % n; Rs s c
timber the place. Of small rurhy dollars per acre. time gives on
mile. from cs:.: Rich;
a al fenced one hundred an s,,yass .1ss' % S.. sS
yeanhms
EIcnrY raioad r,.ni tort, acres i'm
ONE ~ railroad Otter Creek
5 s ;.:: ON: ind Gss. % thousand eight hum
hundred dollars. half cash. balance " and two y'.'';
EionrY fenced Al cultivation
sss
lars cash. balauc,in three and four
% .s; min. has s.: ' ss
LIGHTLY railroad 10 Howard nhp ave
thousand a' two dollar.
D. GAME location, pies and terms Nos
one hal: Is % :s st. Al Improved
= 1ncTrv - ~ ~ r ua .,;.n :. mov.ra ,o-n.n ~ fenced
.aa"prs,.
.s sa FIVE r r s: goo: " s. a
three and four
CANE lsr~o thousand hundred dollars.
ss.s. p. twenty n; from r,. all Ferry town.
township i.ni
s e.nes one years.
III f ss .s :sa .
per
hundred under w..d
railroad twenty improved
s an" @ hundred
be-. aS p,iIs : nns here, S '' .S %f
:s cash. balance one Two and three liberal discount for
Eighty enclosed under
o. EomfY acres prairie CHAM .wn.hin n ,,y
dollars ons'Lird cash. ia.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

From Chelsea.
Nothing Of startling nature
has occurred within The "circlc Of my
observation" during the past week
The seven days came and departed
quietly. They brought us = little
snow, little rain and a good deal OF
sunshine. Tho.e who were disposed
to look on the "brisht side called it
q pleasant week.
AS the days pass we are reminded
that this is world Of change, lido
not mean fractional currency and
and among the the changes will
notice that the Chelsea Hotel has
changed hands. Mr.. John Rob
bins OF thus place has just moved into
it, and is filing it up tor tho rccer-
ton of boarders and for the accommo.
dation of travellers. Mr.. Robbins il
an old hand at the business, and has
fairly earned the reputation OF "know-
ing how to keep hotel" His tables,
which are always under the supcrvi-
sion OF his excellent wife are well fill
cd, and whoever favors him with a
call can rest assured Of getting what
travellers call square mcal.'
The recent decline IN the wheat
market has tendency to make farm
ers hold what wheat they have on
hand, and, as the grain dealers are
not anxious to buy at present prices,
believing that further reduction is
inevitable, very little grain is chang.
irg hands IN those parts; and, Judging
from the small! number Of loaded
cars passing eastward over the rail.
road, such must be the case all along
the line. PENTON.
Chelsea, Iowa, Feb. 9th, 1871.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

Two members OF tho present Con-
cress and three new members Of the
next Congress were members OF the
7th Army Corps during the late war !;
tour being Generals and one only a
Captain; Brigadicr General James
NJ. Thayer, of Ncbraka, and Captain
Denjaman T. Rice, OF Arkansas, OF
The present Congress; Major General
John J. Reynolds, Of Texas Brevct
Major General Joseph Il. West, OF
Louisiana; and Brigalicr General
Powell Clayton, of Arkansas, new
members Of tho next Congress. Gen
eral West is the only one Of the FIVE
who represents his native State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
ESTR.4Y XEIFERS.

TAKEN up BY Elias Brewer, Of Indiaa
l Village township. Tama county, Iowa,
on the 10Th day Of Jnn., 1871, two sstray
hcissrs, described % follows: One, . red,
with some white on ito belly and end OF it,
tail. The other white with some red On
hssd and neck; each hsifsr 10 marked with
crop 1T right ear. Suppossd to - almost
lows. ]. r., At eighteen dollars.
Feb. 6. 1871. L. B. BLlNN
Clerk District Court, Taas Co.. Iowa.
BY J. D. NEwsenss, Deputy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

There is a strong probability that
the name Of the town of Oxford will
be changed to something else Mar
bic City for instance-bcfore many
days. The citizens of this delecta-
BILE place arc not only being gored
by the 'oX,', but are also being hor-
ribly plugged ! They can't stand
it much longcr.-[LcGrand Herald.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

Alexander Caldwell, of Leavcn-
worth, is the newly elected United
States Senator from Kansas. He was
elected on the o5th ult., after spir-
tied contest. Ross, whose conscience
VA, too tender to vote for the i'm
bcachment ot President johnson, is
thus impcachel by his constituents
and his political career come to a
sudden halt.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
AGE NTS !!

THE CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE
i sells 10 every business house asd fami-
", on ito merits, whom exhibited. Oves
"a, 900 sold. Highest testimonials from
press and public everywhere tho power u
: $50 microscope, and 20 staple any shild
can uso it Price, So; sent postpaid. Oar
l6 page descriptive pamphlet, beautifully
illustrated, eight pages u tsstiasnials AID
terms, sExr PASS 70 any address--sssd
your name. Address, ". J. LINEo8 I CO.,
Chicago, III. fso,1
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
LOCAL NEWS.

The survey Of the route for the
railroad to the Indiantown quarrles
from Oxford, has been completed
and tho location made. The road
will be close to three miles in length.
It is presumed that little if any work
will be done on it until the fight over
the stone contract 10 ended.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

Governor Butler, of Nebraska, has
been getting himself into trouble by a
too free uso Of the public money.
He came about as near All impeach
ment as Andy johnson did Of con-
Niction.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

There is very little il any foreign
news OF great Importance. There is
! disagreement between the govern
ments at Paris and at Tours, which
NAV lead to serious complications Of
French politics The Republic, hav.
ing been only mere name, 10 no
longer of any force, and kingdom,
with the Orleans family As rulers, is
talked Of Tho election for the Ma
tional Assembly took place yesterday.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

The total debt Of the United
States, less cash in the Treasury was
s22.s2s, og6, s0G, February l. De-
crease during thu month OF January
was $40. 400. S6;-total decrease since
March 4, 1870, sllO,3Ol,N0.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORIGINAL NOTICE
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY 50.

CTATE OF IOWA. TAMA COUNTY 50.
To William D. Hart, and Emsline 8. Wood.
bury Hart, formerly Eniline 8. Wood.
bury:
lou, and each Of You, ere hereby notified
that on or before the 9th day Of Fsbru ~.
A. d, 1871. there vii, be on ole, in the Office
Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Tama
County, Iowa, q petition CT Ionell Higgins,
claiming Of yeu the correction Of certain
deed made by you to one Jane Higgins, and
conveying the following described Real
Estate situated in Tama County, Iowa, viz;
The southwest quarter Of section number
twenty-nins t29) in township nu .ber
eighty>hve 1851 north Of range thirteen [iS1
west Of 5.h r. NJ, containing one hundred
and sixty acres moro or less;" said deed
bsarinf date October 10th, 1865, and said
petition will ask that said deed be % cor.
rected that the name Of the grantee there.
in, Jane Higgins, shall read 1onell Higgins,
and that unlsss you appear thereto, and de-.
fsnd, on or before noon. Of the second day
Of the next terra Of said Court being the
February term Of said Court for the year
A. d. 1871, commencing on the third Nom
day Of February, A. D. 1871, 1t the Court
House. In Toledo, in said county, default
will be entered against you, and judgment
and decree rendered thereon.
APPEL0ATE & KINND,
GO ANv'a fnr p1s i,t;H
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

Congress has passed a bill abolish
ing tho test oath tor persons il. tho
South not disqualified by the l4th
Amendment to the Constitution. 1t
will undoubtedly receive the Presl.
dents signature.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
AGENTS WANTED FOR
FREE 10 We.
ITS vOTARlES

By Or. Jno. 3. Ellis, Large sales, im>
menss pro6ts. stupsndeus revelations and
startling disclosures. Oneida community
and its mysteries. The whole ~ ,jeet laid
bare and its hideousness exposed 10 uni
vsrsal execration. Written In the interest
Of Civilixstios, Christianity and Public
Morality. Send for circulars and tsrms.
U. g. Publishing Co., al Brooms Sc,2 New
York. TDe.0
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

The Legislature Of North Carroll
ia is engaged in an impeachment
trial OF Governor Holden. The Of
fence of the Governor appears to be
mainly political.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

read for years, and it becomes ten
fold stronger when applied to tho
tariff question. Will the Gazette
follow its own logic to its conclu'
SONS
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
GEN'L ACTS WANTED

for Groesbssk's Calculating machine, rap
i'd, accurate, reliable, simple, easily spe.
rated, cheap and beautiful. Giving in
staniansous additions or substractions, TAX.
ing from one to Eve columns Of figures At
time, carving and borrswing its own teas,
hundreds ste.. without tls least thought on
the part Of the operator. Address zlEG-
LER 4 McCURDY, Chicsgo, Ill. 1000
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

Some go up and some go down."
is All old saying; illustrations Ct its
truth are frequent. The Empire OF
France went down ut Sedan, and
from the same field arose the new
Empire OF Germany. l'russian d.
plomacy and Prussian military achicv-
mcnts have consolidated the small
German States into one homogeneous
nation which has lcapcd into the
front rank OF European powers. On
tho 10th ult., the Empire was pro-
claimed. The constitution OF the
government has not been changed,
only the enlarged extent OF territory
and the lato grand military SUCCESSES
OF the Germans have entitled them "
the selection Of large name tor
their nation.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

il. G. Davis Is the newly elected
sena.or from West Virginia. lie is
\ Democrat, and succeeds Wiley,
Republican.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

The Senate has contirn,cd the ap.
poin,ntnt OF Maj. Willis Drum
mond, as Commissioner OF the Land
tN;cc.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
The REPUBLICAN.
TOLEDO, IOWA.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1871.

Mr. Hill, one OF the Georgia Scha'
tois, was admitted to his scat, on the
ist inst
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

Congress has been trying to repeal
the Income Tax, but the two Houses
c,nnot agree rs to the proper time
to do it, At the last session, the
House passed. the repeal which the
Senate nega,ived. Now, the Senate
initiates move for the repeal and
the House in fit of supercil lious
dignity sends the bill back to the
Senate with the polite. remark tina,
it (thc Scnatc) is transccnding its
preroga,ives in passing the bill be.
tore the House sets it tho example.
The prospect is that tbs question OF
dignity will prevent the consumma.
ton OF this measure OF justice.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
REDUCTION OF eRtCEo
TO coxToRM 70

REDUCTION OF DuTlEos
GREAT SAVING TO CONSuM1Rs
BY Getting Up Clubs.
~ ssnd for New York Price List and .
form will accompany it, containing fall d.
rections--n making large saving - Aeasu>
mvrs and remunerativs to club organizer
THE 0RDAT AMERICAN TEA co.
STA IS VESEY STREET,
r. o. Dox 56l3 lD6-o] Nsw YsRx.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

THE MAGIC COMB will change
any colored hair or beard to : permanent
black or brown. II contains No poison.
One comb sent BY mail for 81, Dealers
supplied 1t reduced rates. Address VIM.
Patton, Treas, Springfield. Mass. [D6-9
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09
We have also for SALE tho following Unimpreved Lands
DUCGlNOaAM TOWNSHIP.
~ Or n - 0~a

DUCElNOaAM TOWNSHIP.
Up. 81. r. IA, Sec.
Northeast quarter
West half n . quarter
Northeast ar n wqr
Northeast Or a sqr ]
Northeast quarter ]
East half
Northwest quarter
West hf southwest or
Southeast or sw quarter
North III southwest ar 2
Southwest quarter 3
Northwest quarter 2
Southeast quarter
West b northeast ar 2
Southeast or ne quarter 2
CARLTON TOWNSHIP.
Tr. 81, II. l6, Sec.
Northwest quarter !!
Nor theast Or sw quarter ]
Northeast qusrter z
Southeast quarter 2
Northwest ar % quarter !
East hf southwest ar
West hi southeast quarter
Northeast qr - quarter 3
Northwest or % quarter 2
West hf southeast ar ]
CARROLL TOWNSHIP.
Up. 81, n. II, Sec.
South hf teuihsaat Or \
Southwest or ~ quarter !
Northwest ar sw quarter =
Southeast ar NV quarter l
Northwest ar % quarter !
Southeast ar 81 quarter 2
Northeast quarter !
Southwest quarter 2
West hf northwest ar ]
East hi northeast ar 2
West hfnnrthssst qrar 2
South hf southeast quar- 2
Scout heast ar south v Or z
North hf southeast or 3
Northwest ar ne quar- 9
North hf northwest or q
West bf southwest quar- 2
Southeast ar ~ quarter z
West hf northwest quar- I
Southeastqr nv quarter ]
CLARK TOWNSHIP.
TIP. 81, Il. IA, dec.
Northwest quarter J
Southeast quarter
Northwest quarter =
West hf southwest ar
COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP.
TIP. IS, K. -, See.
North hi northwest or
Southwest ar NV quar- !
Southeast quarter
Northeast or ne quar-
West fr hf Nv quarter
West fr hi nv quarter
North hf southwest or
South hf northwest ar
Southwest or se quar-
North hf southeast Or
Northeast ar ~ quarter
Southeast Or NJ quarter !
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-02-09

The first almanac was printed
about l46O.
Anna Dickinson says she will give
those editors who have been abusing
her "tit for tat" One OF our ed,to.
rial friends says: SWELL trade; here's
your tatt'
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OF acity. Country dealers consider these,
sources OF pleasure WHEN they leave hDine
TO buy goods in Che large eities.
We have inaugurated the Parks; but we
have none yet In accordance with the spirit
sof the times In which we; live, and that we
Ishail compare, In this respect. more to our
With other cities is matter vital
ito our success in the rctive struggle we
shall soon haye to maintain in the field OF
commerce, ,... ...r...5z
sAs one great point to make in this: I'M
portans matter oil; increasing the charms OF
Richmond, the beautiful river, wt1ich" is
/ our chief pride. as IL is the very life of Our
lefty, must be placed in its centre by ex-
Etending the city&limits to the south slde OF
1.-The river. For Identification rs wen as
utility in the general business and COM
merce Of the city, this, depend upon u, Is
masterpiece OF policy. Besides all the
other advantages 1t will secure to Rich
mond. the embracing OF both shores within
Fher boundaries will end questions OF north
side and south-side, and bud the two in
mutual relations that will strengthen both,
and do great good to the State. With the
river in the centre, we shall soon see pro-
iects for adjoining the city and promoting
the pleasure and comfort of her people
which have not yet been dreamed Of. I
These things must be done. We must
educate ourselves steadily and perseyer-
ingIy, in this line. We have every reason
to look for rapid growth of our city. The
great artery opening the way for inter-
course between us and the great source OF
wealth in the Union is very nearly com.
plctcd. In some respects we have reason
10 fear it will be ready before we are.
There is no time to be lost. The men who
direct public affairs, and every citizen, in
deed, should be widc-awakc and full of
life, Their minds and their measures can
not expand too fast. Their city has
brighter promise than any other river city
in the Union, and they viii be laggards,
indeed, if they fail to elevate their own ex-
pectations and their actions to something
near the high-water mark of the grand
future before them
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@ GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGs'5 BAKERY, 7o7 Main street
The largest variety Of CAKES at BRlGGS's
BAKERY, 767 s1ain street.
The best CRACKERS, all kinds, at BRIaGs'S
BAKERY, To7 Main street.
PIES at S, 10, and i5c. piece at BRIGdSs
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUsK, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7o1 Main street. .
PIC-NIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY. , .-r y
Persons living on Church and Union Hills can
be supplied with all Of these at Mr. ROBERT
WERNE'S, on 25Ih street. near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
-. s".f BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
iva 70T Main street
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THE CoNNECTIcUT CAsE.-As the New
York Times has made an unsuccessful at
tempt to solve the Connecticut problem we
give below the question aud answer as they
appear in Greenlea7s National Arathme'
tic:
GA certain gentleman, at the time Of his
marriage, agreed to give his wife two-thirds
of his estate if, at the time OF his death, he
left only daughter, and if he left only a
son she should have one-third of his pro.
perry /; but, as it happened, he left son and
q daughter, in consequence OF which the
widow received in equity 81, 400 less than
she would have received il there had been
only daughter. What would have been
bis Wife's dowry If he had left only son u
Answer-S2,1 100.
The answer shows the wife's equitable
share to betwo-sevenths, as we have hereto.
fore twice stated it. Thus: s., 100 being one
third of the estate, $4,000 would be two
thirds; the wife received 81, 400 less than
northumberland is 81, 800. Now, 81. 800 is
two-sevenths of $1,000, which is OF course
the whole amount of the estate, S2,100 be-
ing one.third.
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a state Convention.

81 The reader will fnd reported this morn
ing the proceedings Of the Conservative
state Central Committee on yesterday, cali
Ing State Convention of the party on the
S0sh August. The resolutions adopted ns
the committee are altogether pruden. rel's-
Give 20 the number Of delegates. and the ap1
peal to The people to select men OF sharao-
ter and influence. The conVentl9on VIII "
have highly important matters. 20 consider
and settle. The matter OF; reorganization
for the coming elections Is one of vital con.
sequence, and the convention should haye
both calmness and wisdom Id d high degree,
that its acts may give 20 the party as much
Of energy. force, and harmony as possible
We canuot be defeated i we are united.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-21

A correspondent offers us several articles
on immigration, with the request that we
shall publish them. We have great dread
Of serial essays, and admit them only under
peculiar circumstances. With every re-
spect for the writer, we must therefore
decline the contributions. Ordinarily, the
Dispdtch is not the channel for elaborate
discussions. It has no room for them in its
columns, so actively devoted to current
events, facts, and enterprises of the day.
Wetake occasion, however, to remark upon
this particular theme of immigration"
that lust now we could hardly more un-
probably employ our paper than by dcVot-
ing it to elaborate discussions of the schemes
of the day. We do not believe much is to be
accomplished in the present condition OF
the Commonwealth without resort to the
forcing system, which would give us more
immigrants that we do not want than OF
those we would be glad to have. The sys-
TEN of immigration will regulate itself and
come I'D in due time and form. just now
efforts in that way can hardly produce any
valuable results, and assuredly any deficit
of strength they may possess will not likely
he made up by newspaper essays.
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DIED.

A, his residence on Church Hiil. on The %9rn-
E.ug or the goth Instant Mr.; ~ IN. E Meteor In
T6T. sou OF I'd ssrd D. anu ~ 81,
VT. s,eitoa died from the effects OF snrt1snt r.
~ the leg. negotiated by severe scciasns t, To-
ceIved 1t bis sawmill at Atlee's stasioh' On lne
18th fnBtsnt - 1l -, onh,aet of religion
ar esSerai we.ks aud from the time Of the acci.
dentaoe came deeply concerned ,or soe hasar his
his soul was Convetted On Sne oaJ oS.oS -
death, and died tn peace. >.,t ibid ard
He leaves beloved wife and 1niant chisa sh ~
numer ons friends to mourn mig enrlv aiu ri ha
God bsess and comfort them IN their paihiu DC
re H,e inneral Will take pIare from Union Station
chm, oh THIS (Fr1day) AFTERNGOha az 9 ~,
The friends nd acquaintancss OF ths family are
Invited 10 attend.
r, p.,t,,,nn-e5 an t,e 18th lust, wM. q. GREEN,
in The ty.eiehsh year OF his age, formerly an az
tache of Dan hice's circus, ~ -t5Sstrts.ah.'
ON the 18th Instant At Allsghspy Springs n e. y
io.fe comfy, Vain the thirty-ninih year or MS
age former resident OF this city. .,s!.ss.,! Il
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~ MIDSUMMER MALADIEs.-Ths

me- MIDSUMMER MALADIEs.-The
hot solar rays that ripen the haryests generate
many distressing diseases. If the liver be at all
predisposedt TO irregularities, this Is the season In
which bilious attacks may be anticipated. A weak
stomach, too, Is weakest In the summer. months,
and the loss Of vitality through the pores By ex-
cessive Precipitation Is so great that wholesome
tonic combining also the properties OF q difusive
stfmulant and gentle exhlarant, is in many cases
necessary to health; and under no circumstances
should be dispenEed with by the sicky and dehtli-
t. ted. or all the Preparations intended thus TO
refresh sustainand fortify the HUNS frame, there
is none that WIN compare with HOsTETTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERS. They
have been weighed in the balance OF experience
andnot found wanting; have been recommended
from the first great medicinal specific, not rs
beverage, anu Ia spite OF Interested opposition
from 1nnnmerahle quarters, stand. after twenty
cnes intended for the prevention and cure OF all
ordinary complaints Of the stomach, che liver, ana
bowels, ard the nerves. In the unhe aithy dis
tets The TiFsEs q the sorIn and
as the standard one for every species OF inter
mittent or sremi1els fever. Che people who in
hsbt hose distrfcts place the most Implicit CONT
d.nce in the prepararfon-n confidence t1at Ia
Increased every year by the results OF Us opera
ton. sss y - -. =. .a....-,,,s,
character are springlng up IKE Imasi on every
cram. shop frauds. ask for h0SThTTEk'sBtT;
TIERS, see that the label, s,c., are correct. and
remember thxt The genuine article ts never sold In
{ bulk, but In BOTTLES only. ''ftt 3yli deod'w&wlt
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sor AN HOUR LOST FROM BUSINESS

The elegant and fast steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER
will leave compsny's wharf on NEXT sATUR'
~ AFTERNOOE, July 22d, at T. NJ, land
ing at Old Point and Norfolk sunday morning In
time for early breakfast. Returning, will leave
Norfolk and Old Point late in the afternoon and
arrive in Richmond about IL P. n. Sunday night
Fare for round trip only $3.50.
BAND OF MUSIC ON BOARD.
Refrethmert table on board at city prices, but
no meals necessarily taken on steamer.
CAREERS omnibuses will be In attendance at
the wharf on the return Of the steamer.
This is the best and cheapest arrangement ever
offered on this route TO enable business men
young aud old) to take this delightful salt water
trip without interfering with business hours.
Best order will be maintained.
Tickets for sale at CARRIER & Co.'s, West L john
ston's, Meade Bakers, and The principal book
and drug stores. 90 is ltd