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The committee on appropriations have agreed
to insert IN the sundry civil bill an appropria-
ton OF $4,000 to enable the oficers Of the gov
eminent to make scientific observations of the
transit Of Venus. The most favorable position
10 see Venus transit Is ON the north side of the
Avenue about p. m, when all the pretty NO.
men are taking their afternoon airing.
Rhode Island has spoken and there will be no
other state election tall August. Fence politi-
clans, who watch the drift Of public sentimsat
before making up their minds, viii have 10 &C
eept the yerdicts already given. or await the de-
Nel0pments At the coming conventions.
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The firm Of ALEX. r. SHEPHERD BROS il
this day dissolved by mutual consent. the junior
gage IN business in Chicago. The affairs o. the old
concern will be settled by Alex. B. She pherd.
81 Pennsylvania avenue, BY AlexandsI 4. shep
herd. Thomas N. shepherd, William @. Moore ana
WiIlfsm r. Young, under the name and style Of
ALEX r. SHEPHERD 4 90.
WAsHINGroS, d O.. March %, lSe.
mO eo3t SUNDAY papers, I'll
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND AMATEURS
81 a.isoic. Hssss: oEn.%snfai Trsss, Shrub
my place and Wishing to dispose Of The balance IN
fse ss' q s ss
kinds Of first quality In quantities tosuit purchasers
A. JARDIN, kloIist, corner Of Cennsotaeat svenus
CIRCULATING LIDRARY-The WASHINGTON
~ Library Association o9er the use Of their If
brafy for the mall eum Of @ per annum. The Ii
Catalogue Ill the modern works of Fiction Biogr0-
ply, 6cience, &c. The Library b located ct ths
streets. il
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VORKSHIRB RELIsH-Ths best ana cheapest
sauce. The manufactursrs are nov erectins
WORCESTERSHIRE PICKLES-A new and
.aesliept artSis, Crisp; tendsr snd pleasantly M
PIX, FREAt L co. g LONDON BISCUITS.
Have fresh and extensive Supplies of All Of theee
Goods, and supply dealersat wholesale rates or
mhr30-2w Importer and Agent for each.
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<OUTSTANDING INDEBTKDN ESs.

DISTRICT OF CeLrMBrA,
AUTHORS OFFICE, CoLUMBIAN BuIIpIye,f
WASHINGTON, March g, 1877 \
r. rsons holding claims against the late Corpora-
tons OF Washington. Georgetown and the Levy
Csurf, TO The AMouNroF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
OR LESS are here notified that by the request of
the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund - the Au-
ditor OF the District Of Columbia will commence
comparing and approving such claims on To rs
DAY, April 2, lS72. z. RICHARDS
Auditor District OF Columbia.
m29-6t lRepuh. ,ChroG Hnd Patriot ]
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hFBOUNDARY AND SILVER SPRING
Wy RAILROAD CONPANY.-The cofpor ators
snd su6scf,beIs Of the Boundary and silver SPRING
OF Trade Rooms on FRIDAY, April 5th, at Il
scribers who have not paid the fyst instament are
requested to call before above date; The books
scriptions. By order OF Committee,
aplA J. b. CLAGETT. Treasurer.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28
From the Boston Post, March
The Latest Yankee Trick.

TO steal the livery OF Heaven to
serve" etc, is not an uncommon
thing in these times. but to li,ad a
man protesting to labor in the canse
OF morality by means germanc TO
Righteousness, IS rare indeed. A case
in point has been brought to light il
that gnodly suburb OF Boston, the
town OF Maiden. where resides Mr..
e. b. Lee. This gentleman, it is al.
legged, has for some time been send
ing broadcas, over the land, through
the medium OF Uncle Sans mail
bags, circular advertisements OF q
book, tn" price OF which was only
eighty five cents, yet SO multitude
nous were its good qualities that a
description Of them would be impos.
sihlc in the limit allowed in the cir
cular. In rather clumsy sentences
its virtues were portrayed, however,
in manner calculated to excite the
purient curiosity of all who read the
circular, the style of which was, very
similar to that used by the secret
vendor Of obscene literature The
address Of the vendors was "Dcnnis
& Co, Box No. 1O1, Maiden Postot-
fee" This imaginary firm apparent,
ly did heavy business. tor the send
ing out OF circulars and reception OF
answers was almost daily. A few
days ago Boston gentleman. rcsid-
ing in Florida, came across one of
these circulars and sent it to Major
Jones, OF tho State Police. with a
rather impcrtinent inquiry about
why snch things were allowed in
Massachusetts.
The Major, being thus warned,
FASTENED to investigate. Taking
along Detective Lit'lcield, he went
to Maiden to reconoitre. There he
obtained circular, and finally a
package, which, when opened, reveal.
ed very common edition OF the
New Testament. which retails at
about fifteen cents at the bookstore.
Y. sterday afternoon he went to NAL
den again. and waited at the post.of-
flee for Dennis & Co." to get their
mail. Mrs. Lee happened to be the
mail carrier for the firm, and she was
followed home. The Major ard his
attendant ente- ed the house and held
a consultation with Mr.. Lee who had
not violated any statute, and was
therefore not liable to arrest. Mr..
Lee told the Major he did mt think
he had done anything illegal; he
hardly thought the Testament, as an
article Of mercand;se. worth eighty.
FIVE cents, but as guide to men and
women morally its value was incalcu-
able. lie, however, promised the
Major to quit the business, and all
who had set aside eighty five cents
to mail to "Dennis q Co" may save
their money, as the firm is dissolved
by mutual consent.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28
CABINET ORGANS,

lie MASON y fiAMLiN OkGAN 10. rtS ueci-
fully announce the introduction OF impr ~
ments of much more than ordinary inter
est. These are
Reed and Pipe Cabinet Organs,
Icing the only successful combination OF
REAL PIPES with reeds ever made.
DAYS TRANSPOSING KEY BOARD.
which can be instantly moved 10 the RICH.
or left, changing the pitch, or ,ran>ros ne
the key. For drawings and descriptions see
Circular.
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF
DOUBLE REED CABINET ORGANS
at $40, 1872. and Sl25 each. Cen, ,deri.g
Capacity. Elegance, and Thorough Erceilence
Of Workmanship these are cheaper than uny
before offered.
The MASON s HAMLIN Organs are ac-
knowle ged BEST, and from extraordinary
facilities for manufacture this Comlau,
can afford, and now undertake to sell III
prices which render them
UNQUESTlONAbLY CHEAPEST
-Four Oetdre Organs $50 each, Fire Octare
Organs $780, l.5 and upwards. Forty stytes
up 10 81. 90 each.
New Illustrated Catalogue and Testin O.
NAL rcular with opinions Of more Than
One Thousand Mus,cr.ns sent free.
MASON & IlAMLIN ORGAN O.,
l34 Fremont ST., Boston.
EIk Rcooinav n "
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28
SXERIEE,S SALE.

SYERIFF''S SALE
DY vi.tne Of Special Execution. date d
ID the li,h of February A. D 1872. to ne
directed, issued ont Of the ofic" Of The Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Tama county, State
Of Iowa. in favor of Joseph Odwarker, and
afterward assigned 10 Presley Hutton ard
against Margaret Whitmore, Joshua Whit !.
more, Edward Whiimore, Ellen Whitmore,
Ester vhitmore, Maggie Whitmore Martha
Whitmore, sole legal representatives Of
VIM. Whitmore, deceased, on judgement
rendered by said Court. at the January
term thereof, A, d, 1871, for the sum Of
Sl9?.G0 100 and decree Of foreclosure
against said Defendants, wherein is was or
dered. adjudged and decreed. that the fol-
lowing descaibed real estate. to wit;
The South half of the South West Quarter
Of Section twenty two (22l in Township
Eighty ur (S4) North OF Range thi rteen
,l3) West of the 9Th p. NJ. in Tama Coun-
~, Iowa. be sold or SO much thereof as is
necessary to satisfy said judgment, interest
aud cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall on
the 30ih day of March, A. D. 1872, be-
ween the hours of O'clock A. NJ. and A clock
T. NJ, Of said day, sal, to commence at tho
hour Of o'clock +. NJ at the front door Of
the Court House, in Toledo, Iowa, in the
county Of Tama, offer and sell at public out
cry, to the highest and best bidder, that
bids two-thirds or over Of the appraised val
ne, for cash, all the right, title and interest
| Of the above named defendant, in and to
the above described property. or so much
thereof as is necessary 10 satisfy said judy
Ment for the above named sum together " il Ii
| costs and all accruing costs. unless the same
shall b. sooner satisfied
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa.
| JoMyso> Il MAuoLM,
An'ys for Plaintiff
Feb. l ith 1872 $50 Tl2-l3
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28
'er York Am. Institute Far Building

Ner York I'm Institute fdr Building !
November 1, 1871
E. N. BoYSToN. SO Bcekman ST y. York :
ST-This ccrtifes TINT | saw The Light
ming Cross-Cut Saw worked by hand, by
two men, Nov. =, at this Fair. Said men
and Saw cut off sound SIG inch chestnut
log in s seconds: and IL cuts of same,
continuously. in two minutes and Is seconds
or, at rate Of cord Of wood in less than
Bine minutes. am satisfied that TOR all
purposes of prosecuting large and small
timber. your cross-cd,s and wood SAWS
have no rival in p ed, in ease, ana in sim
piicity.
believe ileir universal use would save
vast amount Of money and timc and
tighten the toll Of millions Of men
j. W. BLAKE, Suri. A. l. F.
Where the Hardware Trade do no, sell
The genuine saw, 6foot Cros Cut and n
Wood Saw shipped on recent Of ST
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28
Experience the hest Teacher.

Stock Breeders and Farmers are
practical men; and learn great deal
by experience but they are not ms
communicative as they might be, in
writing out their experience for the
benefit OF others, and having it pub
llshcd in the Stuck Journal, or other
Agricult iral papers. II they would
accustom themselves little more to
this, they would find great pleasure
in it, and improve themselves in ex.
pressing their thoughts on paper, as
wei! as an easy tluency in conversa-
ton, which, as social requirement
takes precedence OF all othevs, exrep,
a kindness OF heart.
II the Farmer woul2 adop: a little
more OF the mercantile system, have
set OF Fairbanks Platform Scales
and weigh the TODD as he feeds il ia
his stock, he would acquire fund OF
information that would help him
along very much on his way to
wealth. Although he may grow all
this TODD on his farm. it has cost hm
something to put it in shape tor teed
ing, and every pound of it has a
money value. SO that he ought to
know what effect every pounl OF it
will have on his stock as he feeds it
ont to 1t. IL" should know jus, how
many pounds per day, OF any variety
OF food will sustain the life OF horse.
a mule, OK, COW, sheep or pig; AMI he
should know, how many more pounds
II will take to put a pound OF tat on
either ot the above named ANIMALS
THIS is valuable information tor a
farmer or stock breeder TO have, and
every one can have it-he can pick
it up in his own stable it he will
take the time to do tit will be
time wei! spent-time that will pay,
and pay is the whole object of his
business A farmer has so many
tons of hay, and so many tons OF
corn, oats, or other grain, which he
intends to make money on, by feed.
ing il to his stock always estimate
grain by weight and not by measure.
rs the hushel is a very uncertain
standard of its feeding value,) H.
may have also so many tons OF tur-
nip>. or other roots TO feed.
Now with the information he has
gained by the above plan OF weigh
ing as he feeds, he can make a fair
estimate in the tail, how much stock
ne can winter m so much TODD, and
how much profit lie can make on it.
Feeding stock will never pay wha, it
ought To, nor what it can do, until
this system is adopted.
A railroad engineer can start n
drift at each side of a mountain and
meet in the centre, or at any uthcr
point, at a certain grade. and not
miss hat an inch in his calculation.
Stock feeding can lie done with Just
rs much precision when the farmer
is as we'll educated TO his business as
the engineer is to his Such an cdu.
cation is worth acqnir.ng-it can be
had a, home with yer, little expense,
only give it the same labor that the
enginccr has given to acquire his ed.
ucation. You need not 90 to an
agricultural college tor it. if you do
you will very likely h" disappointed.
Every yonng farmer should take this
up and go to work on it at once
Did farmers are pretty sure to die
off without much Improvement and
we must look to the young ones to
bring up Agriculture to 4 higher
standard. Let us have your expert.
ence az Won 90 marching along y
.inerican Stock Journal.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28
CULTURED
FREE THOUGHT.

THE INDEX ASSOCIATION,
with Offices At 90 St.. CLAIR Street, Toledo
O., and y Vesey Street. New York City,
has been organized with capital stock Of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars for the
purpose Of publishing Tracts. Books and
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ing list Of Editorial Contributors:
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William J. Potter, of New Bedford, Mass
Richard P. Hollowel,, Of Boston, Mass
j. Villa Blake, Of Boston, Mass.
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Rev. Charles voysey, Of London, Eng.
Every Liberal should subscribe for the
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Every Christian minister and very think.
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~ the clearest, most candid and most
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Almost every number contains . dis
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Send 81 for one year, or 50 cents for
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28

The Willamette Farmer says !:
THIS Is the hardest county ~ the
world for In" "w"mcn folks" Oh
farms Help for them is always
scarce and generally poor, aud many
tanners wives have entirely 10 mach
iah..r on .hrir hands tor ei,htr health
or happiness. We urge farmers To
build I. mart houses tor their hired
help, qui, boarding ia ~ hands, hire
married men who can live on the
farm with their own families. and
you will all be- more comfortable,
1--we longer, and have more money IN
tire end, il that is the end, although it
ought not to be all, OF life.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28
r ErTER AND NOTE HEADS.-THE
HREPUBLICAS Job Office cannot be excellee
this GLASS Of work. Trg US.
ORIGINAL NOTICE,
STATE or IOWA, r..

rama county,
10 Charles johnson aud Gel B. CAdy.
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified
that there is on file, in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Tama Counts
Iowa, petition Of William Prov en-, claim
ing Of VOW Four Hundred and Eighty-Ssv-
en- dollars and three cents with interest and
cost Of sui,. rs balance due him on ac-
count for one Buffalo Pitts Thresh hing Ma
chine with Horse Power and fixtures, Quo
span Of mares and harness, and enc break
ing pillow; also, for dry goods, gloves,
clothing, cash and board furnished you At
your special instance and request and
that writ Of attachment has been Issued
against your property TO secure said claim.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, ON or before noon, Of the second day
Of che next term Of said Court, being tho
April term Of said Court for the year A D.
1872, commencing on the third Monday OF
April. A. D. 1871, IT the Court House, in
Toledo, In said county, default will be en-
tered agsiast you, and Judgment rendered
thereon. APPELGATE& KlNNE.
lila Attorneys for Rlalptiff
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28
TFrom the Western Farmer.
On the Farm.
By ELLEN r. ALLERToN.

How sweet to 'ean on Natures arm.
And jog through life u on the farm
Merchants and brokers spread and dash
A little while. then go to smash;
But We can keep, from day to day,
The even tenor Of our way.
(There 60 those horses! Quick, John
catch EN-!
They'll break their necksi You didu
hitch EN-
How clear and shrill the plowboy's song,
Asinerrily he joCs along!
The playful breeze about him whirle,
And losses wide his yellow curls.
His, hands are brown, his cheeks are red
An ever-h'ooming flower bed.
Unspoilel by crowds. unvexed by care
| Goodness! do hear the urchin swcar)
How soft the summer showers fall
On field and garden, cheering all,
How bright in woods. the diamond sheen
OF ra n.drops strung on threads Of green
Each oak q King, with jeweled crown.
THE wind has blown the haystack down!
knew 'twonld hail, it got 80 warm.
That fence is fat my. what a STORMY
How soft the haZy summer night
On dewy grass the moons pale light
Rest dreamilv. 1t falls in town,
On smoky roofs and pavements brown.
How ten1erlv. when nigh is gone,
Breaks DER The fields the summer dawn
How sweet and pure he scented morn
(t;et up Oh Molly's in the corn y
Far from the i,y's dus' and hroi|,
We women sing ut household toll:
Nor scorn to work with hardened hands.
We laugh at fashions bars and bands,
And on our cheeks wear Natures rose
That coJ is aibbling at my clothes!
on she goes at dou' le shuttle.
Chewing iewn my finest rufieOs
We workers. in our loom of life.
Far from the ciiys din an strife.
Weave many \ set. poetic rose,
With patient hand through warp Of prose.
We love eur neighbors more and more,
(John here these pigs are At the door
They We hnrSt the sly, AMI scaled the wall.
There goes my kettle soap aud allD
LAKE Mills. Wis.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28

APPLES IN 1owA-Ten wears ago an
Iowa apple. raised in Des Moines
Valley, west at Eddyvlile. was Gu
riosity. To day the Drs MONIES
market is flied 10 owe, flowing with
This fruit, aud th- largest portion of
il, aui IN. l.. ST is "f HON. growth
Uesttyu RwGf.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28

''Th. North west Davenport Cow
Pas'uring Society" has filed its con
s,itu,ion in the recorder S office. BY
it very member agrees to let his
cow he sold at auctionii bis land rent
N s.ot paid within five days after each
regular meeting. No member can
re~i4n before the end of year, I'm
les, he obtains successor tor bis
cos in the COW pastare. Ii mem
htr- cow takes contagious disease,
= wner shall remove il, and fur
,'S Afcther COW in its place" There
are ) 'nrmhcrs Of the organization.
TN r regular meetings occur on The
last 1urt,ay III February, June and
Oct aer They are to employ a
lere man, who is to drive the cows
~ u -tu.e, and return at night. This
,aan is 70 receive 3 comfortable sal
riy.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28

IN. Crook, Compound Syrup Of IoFe Il
Is combined with the best Tonic prcparatio
of iron known, and is the best Alternative
aud Blood Purifier ma !c.
Take Dr. Crooks Compound Syrup of
Poke Root TO cleanse your blood.
Take Or. Crooks Compound Syrup Of
Poke Root If you have any disease dercnd~
ng on a depraved condition Of the blood
TAX, pr. Crook : Compound Syrup of Poke
Roo if your Liver needs regulating.
Take Or. Crooks Compound Syrup of
TO Roo, for any Disease of the Skin.
Take DR.. Crooks Compound Syrup OF
Pose Rootif you have Old Sores, Roils or
VI sers.
Take DR. Crooks Compound Syrup of
Pc Root for Scrofula IN any form.
Take DR.. Crook $ Compound Syrup of
Poke Roo, if You want Fimples removed.
Take DR.. Crooks Compound Syrup of
roke Root for Broken down Constitutions
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28
Sweet Chestnut. &c.

Tbs most valuable Timber ana Nut Pro
aucing Tree on the continent. 100000 yer
unsold. A l6 p, ge circular free Send tor
one. Chestnut seed preserved for pl t.
ing, per h. 80 cts. 10y mail posi- paid A
10 page catalogue OF beautiful Flowers and
rare Plants free. Plants sent safely by
mail any distance. TRY it. Nurserie. es-
tablished Is years. 200 acres 8 greeI
houses. Address STURRS, HARHI \ &
Co. PainesNi!le. Lake County Ohio
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28
CORNELL, COLLEGE.

TOR BOTH SEXES, WITH TEN EX-
l. PERIENCED Professors and Teachers;
full Classical and Scientific Courses; Pre-
paratory, Commercial and Ornamental De-
par,mcnts; ample buildings and appliances
and 375 students annually; in a town not
ed for temperance. Board and Tuition low
For catalogue address the President, RE
VIM. r. KING, b. d. Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
TlOtf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28

Clark King, of east tpclier.
W.. an old ln,trr dealer, stated be-
tore the State Board OF Agriculture
a, its session in Montpelier last week,
that only 80 per cent Of the Vermont
butter taken 10 marke, ruled AZ first.
class. H. said that the great mistake
was that the cream was allowed to
stand too long, and laid down tor
The dairy woman this code Skim
early, churn early, and sell early"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28

Ohio loses annually s3,000,OO0 in
sheep killed hy dogs, AMI nearly
81 nAO.faO III injuries tn. sheep OF
Illinois and Maryland are being rap
ial, ih,nned out in the same way,
IN I. r,ue. Sat" having tallrn in two
wars from the sixth /. the ninth
rank a.n.sn. he States in the mum
her and value Of its sheep, from this
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28

California farmers are discussing
the prac,ahlli,y Of protecting their
orcha, as and feeds from the severity
ni the winds called horthcrs," bv
planting tie Australian gum tree,
which grows rapidly.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28

We believe it was Rnbrr, Collyer
who defined the oyster plant a.
vegetable that is always Just going
to taste like an oyster. but never
quite ,loes it. Its promise is excel
lent, but its performance nnsatistac-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28

They have calf opt in Oregon
which sports a nice h,tlr pair OF
wings These ornamental append
ages are about the size Of turkey
wings and crop gut jnst behind the
shoulders.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28

A rev guano has appeared in com
mr,c., under the name ot FI.sl
Gnano. Il comes from Brazil whore
it is male fr IN the reslduuM lett il.
the process OF making he ex,iact OF
beet
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28
A a ne FOL 1 aM ILL a.Ox

sIAN LINU, ~ IKC r.
TIE FRENCH REMEDY has cured
hundreds ofcascs 1t prtients as we'll as
cures. Vaccination modifcs, but does
not prevent al attack. The French Remedy
does both, and a ords additional security
In France j, is known as p1nacea for this
terrible disease. If the Small Por is in your
County Or STATE, secure the kemedy al onee.
and take as preventive Sent by mail
on receipt Of One Doilar Address WOOL
4 SONS DRUGGISTS Hichmond Va
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-28
Trees, Plants, Seeds.

FFuf 3 SHADE Trees Garden j Hedge Plants,
Flouer & Garden Seeds.
apple and Crab, 100, to #, 81; TO
it., So. Pear, Std. Extra, l yr., Bartlett.
&C., 3 to IT., doz. 81 80. SEEDS, Peach,
bu., So; Apple, Usage, new, bu., Sl2.Oo-
Ipta'oes, White Peach Blow, Early Rose,
bu. $500. Seedlings. Soft Maple, 1000.
81: Ash, SS, Elm, 81. illustrated Ca,a-
logue, 100 page. and New Price List, loo
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