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~ AVOID THE pERILs OF THE SEA.

SUN.
Autumn, although the most radiant portion of the
American year, has its drawbacks. The heavy
evening dews and morning vapors and the great
disparity In temperature between the night and
day give rise TO many painful Of the
bowels such collie, cholera Orbus, darrhoea and
oysentery. The digestive organs are also unfayora-
bly, affected by the change of season. and dyspeptics
generally suffer most severely during the fall De-
rsngements Of the liver are likewise common, and
missmatic feyers prevail in newly settled districts
and low ing and marshy localities. These I'M
pleasant contingencies OF the season are not, how
ever, unavoidable. By strengthening, toning aud
regulating the system with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters even the most delicate may escape them .
At the expiration Of summer all the bodily powers
are in o somewhat exhausted state. They require
the wholesome stimulation which this genial vege-
table inygorant supplies. Under its renoy ating in
iuence the nervous energy which the whiting heat
Of July and August had kept in allegiance or par
tally extinguished, crops out afresh; the fsccid
muscles recover their eacticity; the appetite takes
sharper edge; the processes Of digestion and as
sanitation become more rapid and perfect the spirits
rise, and the whole organization acquires its max
imum of activity and resistant power. Even per-
thus fortified against the perils of the season, will
have little cause to fear visitation from any Of The
disorders to which we have referred. As protec-
ton against the miasmstic feyers and all epd .ncs
engendered by malaria Hostetter's Btters may be
justly pronounced not only unriv allied but unsp
preached. Look well TO the label and trade mark,
as there are many counterfeits and limitations In
the market. sep9-eo3t&W
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BOARDING..

COUNTRY BOARD FOR THREE CHILDREN.
" Zine country privileges, family bosrd, home
care, and thorough instruction for three children,
can be obtained at ons miles distance from the
city, on application to JOHN YORK, Office Of
Nonmission.r OF Customs, Treasury Deps rtnent,
Washington, ". 4. se9 2w.
RoAkD AND ONE Oh TWO UNFURNIsHED
u ROOMS wanted BY gentleman and wife for the
islI AID winter. Address "PkRMAkENT," thls
once ses St.
(NoOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
NJ prices moderate, IT 9l0s corner OF Pepnsyiya.
mia avenue and 2lst street mayi-
ElksI.CLAeS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
at 1901, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and nth
street. Good location. and accessible nhfs-iy
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
IL TENI OF CQI .uMRIA

L TRILT OF COLUMBIA
HoLdfng a Srecidl Term, September IA, 1871
IN he case of Wiz ginia Reynolds admin istratrx of
BOMBS REYNOLDS. deceased, the administra
IRENE Court of the District OF Columbia aforesa.d
appointed tuesday,, the lat October, 1879, for the
final settlement and distribution Of the per-
sonal estate of said deceased and Of the assets in
turned into money: when and where ali the credit
and heirs of said deceased notified to attend,
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In said
deceaseds estate: Prorided copy Of this order be
published once a week for three weeks In the Star
previous to the said day.
Test:-A. WEBSTER, Register OF Willis.
ssom. St Per JAS, j, OFT, Deputy
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LOCAL RHCoRD.-The thermometer in the
business room OF The STAR Office registered as
follows to-day IS a. m, 19' 10 a. NJ. S2'; IL M,
$50; p. m, so; p. M, -.
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GRAND DISPLAY

RAND DISPLAY!
GRAND DISPLAY
oN MAKE A GRhNb bisPL4Y OF 6UR ILL
EOREIGN IMPOKTA TONS.
LACIs AND LACE GOODS, 80. - = '''
Rich EMBROIDERIES,
ELEGANT UNDISCOVERED sACQUES,
xsEy hfh s9 sHs%Is
DELai AND BR0dHx 81 AvP sSA H''
LYONS BEST e c ias isfiit VIEW SEEE%Ers,
BONNET vELvETS AND VELVErEENS,
In al the New Fall Shades
cent assortment Of SASH and BOW Ribbons, in
a.seItment Of WHITE GOODS, CORsETS. KID
Gb0SEs, &c. New Styles OF 9IMPS and
Above Goods were purchased direct from the
manufacturers by our Mr. JOEL GUTMAN. and
fully invite our friends and the public.
JOEL GUTMAN Z CO..
.. SILL AND LACE HOUSE,
PROPOSALS FOB WHITE BERLIN GLOVES.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA, August %, la2.S
sealed Proposals will be received at this office in
until i ccek on k6HphY ocsos Ss for
phis,, Of 1000 pairs Of White Berlin Gloves, as.
sorted sizes to conform to sealed standard sam pie
which can be seen at this office.
signed.
By order Of the Quarterma.ter General
Assistant Quartermaster General U. =. A.
eLot Depot Quartermaster.
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HSI. o. o. F-rsssty eighth AnnIvsrsary Of
S -, ss !, LOPEZ, No A., e 9dd rsil. les
ia. kefreskments served to the guests. Tickets
"esflSkks AID MEMBERS OF BED
~ STONE FLOP, Ho. L., 6. ". M, are
her,by equestsd 81 meet Tenn perance Hall, ON \
sire, = tstween 9sh AID 10Th streets. n. W, TUES
tary. lses-3g-l % c. BoTKLER
n@sT johns MUTUAL RELIEF AssoCI.
u3 ALTON Will meet In. I he bessmep ut Of the In
msculate Conception church, on MONDAY EVEN-
ING, 9Th instant, At half past 7o'elock All those
desiring 20 become members, and those elected ~
last meeting are invited to be Drep-nt
kev =. u. MCCARTHY Y, President
CIV. 1ULLALY, Secretary. sci rs
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KINDEB.GARrIN SCHOOL.

Miss Q. b. LIZ BOsQUET will open Q school for
Children. pom the Kinder aarten plan, ct the cor
ner 81 9th and i streets, on MONDAY, seprem-
Der Sih. Instructors will also be given in FRENCH
Apply for information at the schoolroom or af
9Th street northwest. see-sts
SELDOr SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 500
NM IN street, bets cen and f., Mrs @. u. DOM
DOn and mi.s A. 1OLMAN SMITH, Princi pals
"opens MOnpAf; sept. sth. humber Of upils
UNITED 70 90 Peculiar facilities are afforded TO the
Glasses will be open three times . week TO limited
number Of young ladies who have fniohed their
regular school course, but who desire TO pursue
special branches Of study. se9-6t~
ENGINERRy OFTICE,
WARRINGTON, September 7, 1872.
proposals in writing will be received By the under
slgned until SEPTEMBER 2lsr INST, for all the
stone requires for the Foundation Work OF the In
Depot Building Of Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
The Stone must be Of the best Quslity-Seneca or
Blue Stone-Iot less than six cubic feet in each tc
be delivered at site Of Depot, corner OF 9th street
November LIST proximo The Stone will be subject
to inspection the ground, and will be paid Tor By
the perch Of IS cubic feet each measured in the
wall. JOSEPH WOOD,
seq eotd Resident Engineer.
TRIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
4 the District Of Columbia holding Special Term,
letters testsmentary on the personal estate OF
LEM Is JOHNSON, late of Washin gton county, d
c., deceased. All persons having claims against the
anne, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
or tefore the 9th day of September next: they
n,y otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit
4 the said estate. Given under my hand this Gil
day Of September. 1S12.
LEWIS DAvIH.)
EUGENE CARUSIS Executors
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FOR SALE.

FOB sALk-0De HORSE and esooTRT
wAGoN, s.Il suited for any kind % In.issss:
ssrs IN q sxfT FOE ss rs
EoR sALK-A .eceed band CARPENrkRs
and Goal i ard, MIS- ave and ID st. NV. ses-sts
RE YeuR OWL LANDLORD.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS BARGAISssy
ss6sEs On is sss t.. :4s eth Rk,G ss.ss.a
sno Doqroary strees., six rooms each. three
front ready shraSssrS sesute ssrsndss ana
& ,o ket tenee 70 each house
sss ssST s,.i .pd Din IN
the most healthy ssd improving part Of the city
Terms; sso cash. balance in nsn,hiy in..almens.
ArSy above b b5SSsf E, isi 81 5sP
auto No Ssas si.' Tee s.rts
NY OFFICE.
JUAN Boyle q Co,
RIAL ESTATE oKERs,
No. tbs FTFTEKNTH STREET, PLANTS 5uILnrNs
.c A ,HIANDsoNLLY rykSIsHEp HOUSE on
The modern nproyements small easS ps, nsen n
and long time on balance.
the Point of Res fairos sha rsSn o. TN In. ?.
Ssk Of the depot within thirty minutes Of Mash
kiso. enc Of two hundred acres, on the same rO.d
&c. ~ -'0'
Six LOTS near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey
Ssnds"%e corNTsf sHAT " Y sHs a si one
mile above georgetown.
A handsome HOUSE, on corner 2ist ana n
streets with err modern Improvement, long time
A fne LoT on c street s T., between ID and "a.
Two LOTS O. Sd street, between e aud 5. 3,
Several LOTS on p street, bet ID and ID : K
Three hands, me HOUSES In the " est End
Also, BolsES and LOTS In all psris OF The city
Two handsome HOUSES on 9Th street
N n
10 sums Of from s 900 TO $1,000 on real estate
mars ly
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G U Ii COAL
TO CONSUMERS OF CoALt
CREAP cHEAPH

have now on hand, and daily roosivfne. oarsoss
81 bed Ash, W hite Ash. and Ly keps VALLEY OOAL,
fell sizee
To parties wishing purch sse their winter sup-
ply early, e viii be oa-red 81 = ysry small sdvnocs
deal in none but fhe RI best grsdes Of Sosi
tosrefcre persons car rely - obtaining good sr,
Orders received at my o. stand, corner Pm s<,~.s
and canal. depot, corner ,1h and streets " ~
E Gsf, f.ri' On .rMH: naRLow.
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H. X 8AAK,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

new Store, -. ash Penno. avenue.
fey dooss bslnw hi. old stand where every facility
Vii Dc extsnosd 10 his euste mersfor the purchase Of
g. oos uheuIp asted for elegance and beauty OF de-
sgn ca selected from the stock OF the
importers cf New fork city and Europe An msnufsc-
Hstake, this Opportunity 10 thank hi, fr,epds for
past fayors snd Will take great pleasure IN sho
ns = ~ SUI. - - see- colin
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A. b. JACKSON,
Tor . number ct years connected with the firm OF
johnson Csnsy, wsshinetonr p. C.. would be
exrected in DRY GOODS. se7-st
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LOST AND FOUND.


IL GOLD NECK CHAIN. A liberal reward will
be paid for return OF same to No. aga New York
avenue. 1t
E0UND-On sept 7th, near the Geor getown mar
Il ket, POCKETsBOOK, containing q sum Of
money, which the owner can have by descr ibiI the
same and paying for this adv ertisement FIELDER
HUNTER, Aqusduct Toll Bridge. IT.
STRAYED Oh STOLEN-A small white Poo
~ DIE, with purple ribbon around his
neck; answers by the name OF" Max AJAX
liberal reward W Ill be paid If left o. l233-A
New York avenue. 1t
GIO REwARD.-Lost. July 4th, a white and
S1V liver colored or white and brown
POINTER DOG, with marked doubleS4D(x
nose. Above reward will be paid any per-
SOB returning said dog, or giving information that
will lesd 10 his recovery, to A. II. MARI, 600 9Th
street. M f bic Building.1 se9-3t
I OST-On FRIDAY evening, September 9th, while
IL passing by car No IL, street line, from ~
The corner Of and l1th streets 70 No. 1919 Ed
street. lady Gold Enamelled WATCHf cSx
and CHAIN TO which was attached small sAuh,
cut in lava. The watch lis greatly valued by the
owner for its associations, and liberal reward will
be Civ en- for its return to No. 1919 street. north
west. SET ST.
rEAKEN UP STRAY-Un the 5th instant one
i HOG. The owner will please come for yk
lake il away AVA EkDRE& JX6Sks5S,a @~
Fort Bunk Hill. SEQ 81
4 OST-A SETTER SLUT about five mopths ola;
L. body black with four white feet. and Q " hite
spot in the breast liberal reward will be paid to
any one returning her to JOHN PRENDER. Daily
Chronicle ONCE. seS 81 n
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
NAsHINGToN, Sept. lS!2{
Dealers in the Northern Liberty Market hose
property was destroyed or injured by the remova of
the old market, will file their CLAIMS for damages
at TIE Office Of the Board Immediately. Prompt
actien will taken on them.
ALEX. X. SHEPHERD
se6-3t IRepub. and Chron. Vice President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-07
RailroanS an0 STEAMBOATS,
Maine Central az. II.
- - sss So
Summer Arrangement-Co Commencing
LuIY 18th

On and amer July 18th, Passenger Trans viii
leave Augusta, tor Portland and Boston, at jI5,
IA A. M., 1880 +. NJ; lor Bath, Lewiston and
Portland, 5A5, IL - a. A., 500 +. NJ; for Bangor
$50 a. NJ, and AS p. NJ. for Bangor Dexter, Bel
tact and skoWhegan, 4.lj l.. Nj, for iialiowel ANA
Gardiner, jij. 9ut II - \. NJ. 2.Ij, 800 GO l.. VI.
The 5.l5 ;uQ lilo Trains connect az Bath ton
ROckiaud
The 5.45 and Has a. NJ Trains connect with the
tirA"u Trunk hallway a. Yarmouth .ar Montreal.
The ll4j \. Nj. Train connects al Portland ith
The Portland Ogden sburg Railroad for Baldwin,
trYCbure and Conway.
The 80 4. VI. Tram connects at Bangor W it'll the
+. y. a. HGuwa. for lioulton, Fredericton,
Calais and ST. John, arriving III ~. John ut = L. Nj.
Freight Tratuo leave Augusta Tor Portland ana
B"eton at e.0j y. NJ; Tor >kowh gan and Bangor al
1880 4. NJ.
Trains arrIvc-Fronl Boston ct $50 A. NJ, 4.Wj
amt 10 T. NJ; hon Bath, Lewiston and rertlann
1T 10 81 y. NJ, 4.Uu and o,!5 T.. Nj; from SkoWhe
gan, belfast, Dexter .ud Bangor at lli3 a. NJ. amt
iuSu J.. NJ; from Gardiner and lialiOw eli At 100.
sd and 1850 \. Vi. 30 i.UV, $50 aud SIS + NJ.
trel%h, Fralns argvc-trom Boston, Portland,
Batn and Lewlsfoc at $50 a. NJ, anS 1880 y. NJ,
nom BAnsor DEXTER, Belfast aud skowh"gan II,
9.uV y. NJ.
JAS. NJ. LUNF Gen'l SuTt.
1uly II. ISL. l.. l.. LINCOLN, Asst. >nit.
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oaeeklp A'ennebet sso4r"al,

Published every Wednesday morning,
tue largest folio paper IN the state containing
news, poktisal articles, agricultural and scientific
nattei tales, poetry anecdotes household recues,
markets, &c, &c,
Terms 81 per 0d,ite..
Transient Advertiseme ents. sl.a.i per .nch ~
!rs, week: % cents per week tos eaci' s'5se.ueAi
Gseatton.
Special Notices, - .'cf tneh iar .t-t @tfs;
cents per wees for each sniiscIHeni VseA
Rcs,ness Notices, n ee e4a.ns ,9. .f'.-.s3 b.. nss
ger line Tor Gr-t insnIti"n. ~ eep. - isf e"h
, th-eGueni IN -erf.on.
Al transfer tav.ltis,.tn.a.- t, ,+ ;.e.e .'.
advance.
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DR.. CARPENTER,
NEWARK, Nd,
In no,Y treating successfully
Consumption, Bronchitis,

NEWARK, Nj,
In nos treating successfully
Consumption, bronchitis,
and all dsea-e- oi the Throat aud Lung, with his
COMPOUND MEDICATED INHALA-
TIONS, CONCEN IRATED FOOD,
ANA COUGH SYhUP.
During the past A,n years Dr. Carpenter has treat
ed ANA cured thousands OF cases Oi the above nam
eddl-eases, and has now in his pos session ccrtii
cacr OF cures from every part OF the country. The
knhs lation i. breathed directly into the lungs
Uotolhg and healing over all lnilaned surfaces, en-
tering into the blood, II impa vita ity per
meates to every par, OF The ~ stem: he sensation
is not unpleasant, and the 4irst inhalation often
< very decided reh particularly when there
is much difficulty ofbtcathing. Under the influence
ol my remedies, the cough soon grows >ler, the
night sWeats cease, the hectic filsh vanlshes, and
With Improving digestion the patent rapidly 8 ms
strength, and health is again Within hi, grasp.
The Concentrated Food rapidly builds up
q most deDliitdted patent, pre- Cnting to the stom
ach TODD all ready to be assimilated and made into
good, IiCh, healthy blood.
The cough syrup is to be taken at nigh to
alleviate the cough ami enab the patient to obtain
sleep Tuu directions accom- any each Doc q ma
remedies ,chi h coDsis Of
One Inhaler; One Bottle of Alternative In
Inhalant; One Bottle of Anti Aemor-
rhagic Ihhalant; One Bottle Con-
centrated Food; One Bottle OF
Cough Syrup.
Price o Box containing remedies 10 last one month
$40; Two months, SIS; thr, e months, So
sent |, any address y. u. Pamphlets contain.
ing large li>t of patients cured sent free Lett r.
of inquiry must contain one uo ar to insure answer.
A. H. CARPENTER, NJ. D., Ncwark, Nj.
pR. CARPENTERS CAIARRtl REMEDY viii
cure in from to three months. Price of remedy
10 last one month, e.; tWo months, IS; three
months, $40.
Send for list OF patients cured tu
\. ii CARPENTER, 81. H., Newark, y. j.
augl0-l&wly
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Aennebrt yournal,
Published on Water Street Foot OF Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE
81 SPRAGCE, OWEN l. NASH.
DAILY Ssrnnrbef sournal,

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail
gives reports ofthe Markets, and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles and generous
amount of farming home and miscellaneous read.
cg with r full com! !,ilation Of state news.
Terms, s. per annam in ada'ance; I: Il payment
- not made within the year. Single COPIES scents,
20 be had al the bookstores and ut this oil!ee
Advertisements one inch III length, three IN.
,erions OF less, &iOO; IS Cts for every subsequent
nseTtion Longer advertisements those ius crts1
or any considerable length oftiIne, viii Gc iuserten
,l favorable terms to the advertiser.
special Nc ices - per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices, ~ per square per Week.
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Gents and Boys Furnishing Goods
--Al THE STORE Or
@. il. Ho R1s

Consisting of Overshirts, Undershirts, p1awers
Cardigan Jackets, White shirts, Socks, sus penders
Gloves, hittens, CUFFS Collars, Buttons
studs Sc, also The large and best select ID LOT oil
ties IN the city, all of The latest and most nohby
styles. Undershrts and drawers of all colers, rom
80 cents TO l.25.
Then If you nave a desire to inhale the invigor.
atinS tunes of Il delicious cigar, Hobbs keeps them
also tobacoos of the very best brands, with a ncu
lot of fruits and confectionery.
Now that the great tidal wave has receded 10 the
deptbs of oblitian. and peace an,l quetpess reign
supreme Hobbs most respectfully requests his Ca
itlehds ana AS many new ones rs have u iute scrip
TO spend to give him a call
Z. B. HOBBS, Water >t.
iialiowei, Oct. II, 1872. nj
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NOTICE !!

ITO the citizens of Hallowell the public and all
i strangers who may by chance during your
wanderngs, visit the quiet city oi Halowell, on the
kenn. bee, We would call your attentiod to the
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04
LONT NOTES.


On the 9th Of Juno 1872, on the Rad be-
tween Crystal Church and Buckingham, liz
Tama county, Iowa, which road run,
through Four Mile Grove, the undersigned
lost note book, containing the following de-
scribed notes:
One on Riley Head, dated 1872, for Sl3, 95.
One on Grow, dated 1872, for $3.50.
One on Barker, dated June 20 1872, for
S4f.5O. Due April !, 1878.
One on Basker, dated June 20, 1872, for
Si44O.
One on Fritz Elias. June 10, 1872, for
$500, due April |, 1874; all payable to A.
8 NTH or bearer.
One on James O'Neal, dated 1917, $3.50,
due in six months after date
One on - Green dated June II, 1872,
$500, due sixteen months after date.
One on Spencer, dated jane Il, 1872,
S2240, due seventeen months after date.
One on Demps Newcomer, dated June s,
1872, $4,000, due Is months after date, al!
payable to VI. c. era wford or bearer
Also one on Peter Wilson for SO, dated
1872.
One on West McDowall for SIS. dated 1872
One on Thomas kamerer for 5000, dat
ed June II, 1872, due IL months after date.
One on Logger for $500, dated June II.
1872, due Is months after date
One on NJ. Ruder for sos, dated June II,
1872, all payable to II. o Daniels or order.
One on - Fleming for Sl1Go, dated
June y, 1872, payable to E. o Daniels or
bearer.
One on Reuben Way for SO, dated June
IL, 1872. All of said notes bearing ten
per cent. in terest, and owned by II. o'Dan-
iels. All parties are warned against pur-
chasing said notes, and the finder will be
suitable rewarded upon returning said
notes to undersigned in Crystal township,or
to the owner, II. ODaniels, in Carroll
township.
June Is, 1872. VIC, CRAWFORD.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04
COLORED PICTURES
at the
Cry Book STORE.

The PETERBOROUGH JOURNAL, for July,
contains portraits, biographical and Phrc-
biological sketches Of Horace Greeley and
B. Gratis Brown, candidates for President
and Vice President. Sketches and por-
traits Of oil the Presidents, from Washing
ton to Grant; also, of the late James Cor
don Bennett, as we'll as many other attrac-
tions. This is one of the best numbers OF
this excellent magazine. Call sat the City
Book Store and examine it.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04

The STRUGGLE or '72-THE Issues AND
CANDIDATES sov rHE PRESENT PoLIrlcAL
CAMPAIaN.-The above is the title Of book
Of 500 pages, published by the Union Pub
fishing Co., Of Chicago, and edited by Eve
rett Chamberlain, late Of the Chicago 7rib-
sne. We are glad to see that work Of
this kind is being prepaid thus early in
the season Of the approaching campaign,
to enable the reading and voting portion of
our citizens to get q condensed history of
the political career Of those that are nomi-
mated as our natural rulers. Mr.. Cham.
bcrlain. the author, is q stxunch Republic
can and q firm supporter Of the present al
ministration. He is we'll known in the
Northwest, and no doubt his name attach
ed to this work will give it a large SALE
One great feature Of this book is its illus
trations. which have been drawn by the
celebrated Artist Stephens, Of New York,
and are original. Some of the best hits Of
the times can DO seen by buying this
book. It will be sold by agents only. We
feel justified in saying that this book vii |
do good work in the right direction.
roe 90
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-07-04
.SHFRTFFS SALE.

DY virtue Of Special Execution, dated
ID the 18th Of May A. D. 1872, to me d.
rected, issued out of the Office of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court of Tama county, State
Of Iowa, in favor of Eli Harmon, substi-
tuted for F. D. Hager & Co., and against
John Hegarty, administrator of the estate
of Michael Harty, deceased on q Judgment
rendered by said Court at the April term
thereof, A. D. 1872, against the said John
Hegnrty as administrator of-.he estate Of
Michael Harry, deceased, for the sum Of
S194,4, and a decree of fore closure against
said defendant, wherein it was ordered, at-
Judged and decreed that the following des-
cribed real estate to.wit:
The south half of the rthcast Or of sec>
ton No. thirty-six (3G) township No. eigh-
ty-two 1877 north of range No. fifteen (15)
west of the 9Th P. NJ, in Tama county. To-
wa, be sold, or so much thereof as is nee
essary to satisfy said judgment, interest
and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon, and shall on
the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1872, between
| the hours of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
P. NJ. Of said day; sale to commence at the
hour of le o'clock A. 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 hest bidder, for cash,
all the right, title and interest Of the above
| named defendant, in and to tho above de-
scribed property, or SO much thereof as is
necessary to satisfy said judgment for the
above named sum, together with costs ana
all accruing costs, unless the same shall be
500 er satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff Of Tama county, Iowa.
E. Harmon,
Atty for Plaintiff.
June 9th, 1872. S5.15 70 q