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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-07-24
SXE'RIFF,S SALE NOTICE

pi VIRTUE OF THREE EXECUTIONS
ID directed TO me from the Clerk Of the
District Court, of Tama County, wa, on
judgments in favor Of Afford Philips A
Plaintiff, and against S. D. Foster ~ defeu.
dant, for the sum Of Five Hundred and sig.
ty-Five Dollars, and costs taxed At S. 90. I
have levied upon the following real proper
y, taken % the property Of uaid defendant
to satisfy said execution, TO wit:
Tho east thirty.four feet Of lot number
six, in block number six, in Toledo, Tama
County, Iowa, with all the appurtens iicxs
thereto belor ging. Alss, commencing At
the south west corner Of lot number one + / !,
IN book number Eve, ISL in Toledo, Tams
county, Iowa, running thence north ffty-
6ve [55l feet, thence east sixty four roar
feet, thence north twenty [2Ol feet, thence
east eighty six 1851 feet, thence south TWEEN.
y L2Ol feet, thence west fifty r5Ol feet.
thence south fifty Ave 1851 feet, thence we,t
one hundred 1907 feet, to pace Of begin
ming, with all the sppurtensnces thereto
belonging.
And | viii offer the same for sale to IN.
highest bidder, for cash in hand. On the
sIst day Of July, A. d., 1873, in front Of
the Court House, in Toledo, Tama county.
Iowa, at the hour Of 10 o'clock, Of SAID day
when and where due attendance viii be
gwen BY the undersigued.
lor rs.sS u :, mo once in r0lsio' Tam. Co.
~ - KNIGHT DEXTER,
29-3o $40 Sheriff Of said County.
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. EXECUTORS SIZE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that tie under.
~ signed will oder for sale st public AUG
lion, ct the late residence Of Henry Colaw.
deceased. in Qsneseo township, Tame coun.
=, IL Iowa, on the Sist day Of July, A. D.,
is7S; The goods snd chatsels 81 said deceas..
Cd, consisting In pars Of the following nam.
Cd articles. to-vit: One grain seeder, one
sQty caltivator, 2 stoves, 2 bcd,teads. /
mare, wagon. 2 harrows, / set h,rnese'
stirring pillow, 4 hogs and some pigs, cows
extension table. and other articles too
numerous to mention.
sac to commence It 10 o'clock, A, N,
IshAs-All sa1s Of Eve dollsrs or less
Cash. On sums over i've dollars. 8 credit
o. three months viii be given, The purchns-
er giving bis note With approved security.
End with ten per cent intsress.
Dated July 9Th, A. b., 1879.
S-se ". n. LIFE,
s. Eas'uisr o. u: estate Of H.s,y eelaw,
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no TIE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William II. Norton,
while residing In Brazil - : Mission.
ary, discovered in that land Of med.
icnci remedy TOR Consumption, Scrp.
(.la, Sore Throat, Ce.gAs, Cold, Hath.
ma 0s1 Nwross Wsakxsss. The rem
sdy hes cured mysslf after oil other
medicine had failed.
Wishing to benefit tho suffering, /
will send tho receipt for preparing
and ming this remedy 10 oil who do.
sire II FREE Of .dl,args. t
Please scnd IN envelope. with your
name and address on II. Address,
E.y. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
&c Brosd~ay,
.sese lu1 CITY.
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A Clergyman, wMlc residing in
South America, Is missionary, dis.
covered eale and simple remedy
Tor the Cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Disease Of the Urinary
aud Seminal Organs, and the whole
train OF disorders brought on BY
banefel and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been cured by. this no.
ble remedy. Prompted by . desire
to benefit the afflicted and unfortun.
ate, will send tho receipt for pre-.
parng and using this medicine, in .
sealed envelope, to any one who
uceds it, Free OF charge. Address,
JosErM T. IxMAx,
Station ID. Bible House,
Sly Nes0 York City.
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VV)t:andiV Wisdom OF George
Elliot

It's all very fine having a ready
made rich man, but may-happen he'll
he ready made fool, and IT'S no use
filling your pockets full o money, it
you have q hole in the corner. It'll
do you no good TO sit in aspiring
cart OF your own il You have soft to
drive for you He'll soon turn you
out Until the ditch. allays said Id
ma marry anon as ba2 got no brains
Tor where'ssthe use Of woman hav-
ing brains Of her own Il she's tackled
TO a cook As cvcrybody's laughing at
--sbe might as well dress fine to sit
back ards on a donkey.
Some folks tongues arc like clocks
as run on strikin', not TO tell you ire
time o day, but because there's sum.
mat wrong i their insides.
It's the flesh and blood folks are
made Of a. makes the difference
Some chez sen are made o skin med
milk and some O. new milk, and Its
ma matter what you call EN-, you can
tell which issn1sisb BY the look and
the smell.
Folks 10 have no mind to be o.
use have allays the luck TO be out Q
the road when there's anything to be
done.
It's them a. take advantage that
get advantage in this world, l think
Fo ks have TO wait long afore III
brought to 'cm.
I'm not nying the women arr
foolish. God Almighty made elm u
match the mon
It's allays tue way with the meek
faced people. You may as well pei
| bag Of feathers as to talk to EN-.
Ihaye nothing to say ag'n Craig
only it's pity he couldn't be hatchc'
over again. and be Matched summa
different.
If You trust q man lc: him be
bachelor.
The commoncst man WHO has hi
ounce of sense or feeling ID consciou
Of tho difference atween lively de
icatc woman and a coarse one. Eve
q dog feels . difference III their pre-
encc. Tho man may be no bette
able than the dog to explain the II
fiuenco the more refined beauty h'
on him, but lie teels it.
"Poor relation are undcniahl
irritating-.heir existence is 80 Ct
t,rely uncall,d for on our part, an
they arc almost always very fault
poodle"
1T drives mo past patience Til
many of the mcn-always wantir
: and wanting. and never easy wi
what they've got; they can't
comfortable in their chairs VIII
they've neither ache nor pain, b
either they must stick pipe
I. their mouth TO make 'em better I'll;
W II, or else they must be swallo'
ing some thing strong, though they,
forced to make haste before I
next meal comes on
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YKA1NTY,S TxrRlCr BuCHU. :


No Charge for Advice and Consultation. !.
Dr.. J. b. Dyott, Graduate yeDsrson Medical
COLLEGE, Philadelphia. author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on al diseases of the
Sexual o. Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or OF how
him to treat disease with success. Cures guar.
antecd. Charges reasonable Those 1T dis
TANGO can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
J. B. DYOTT, n. D.. Physician and Surgeon.
l04 Duane st. New York.
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CURES ALL HU4ORS, FROM 4 cnNe,en,
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deterrent medicine. tS"~'A
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Burning ton, Cedar Rapids 4 M;nncso.
70 Railway.
On anil after dec. Sth, 1872, passenger
trains on this line will run ~ follows:
A. NJ le:P Nile: a. NJ. arr. Mar
$50 $50: St. Louis. $50 7.3o
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L description, como 10 the CHRONICLE or,
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ANENTC everywhere, 70 sell our
AUlN40 new and novel Embroider-
WANTED ing Machine. Sead for H.
Illustrated Circular, to the Mckee Manufac-
turing Co., 300 Broadway, New York.
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by THE line accompany all night trains.
Connections are as Follows.
At BURLINGTON; with Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy Railroad for Chicngo, Peoria,
Cinci anati and Louisville. Keekuk; Quincy
and Kansas with Toledo, Peoria i War,
saw Railway for Logansport, Columbus.
Pittsburg and St. Louis, via. Rock ford, Rock
Island 4 St. Louis Railroad; with Burling
ton s Missouri River Railroad for Ottumwa
Red Oak, Nebraska and Kansas, and with
Burlington & Southwestern for Pennington
Bio )mtield, Missouri nm Kansas.
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION, with C. j.
cago & Southwestern Railroad for WASH
inton and Leavenworth.
At WEST LIBERTY, with Che 90, Rock
Island s Pacific RAILROAD, for Iowa City,
Des Mpincs and Dave port,
itNIciOLS, wish Muscatine Div. g.,
C. X. & NJ, for Mascatine.
At CEDAR RAPIDS. with Chicago {
Northwestern Railway for Omaha. Counct.
Bluffs aud Chicago, and with Dubuqne &
Southwestern Railway fer Dubuque.
At WATERLOO ani CEDAR FALLS,
with Illinois Central Railroad for Indepen-
dence. Dubuque. Fort Dodge and Sioux
City.
At NORA JUNCTION, with Milwaukee
s St. Paul Railway, for Mason Cry and
Charles City.
At AUSTIN, with Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Railway, for all points in Minnesota,
At ST. PAUL for al points on Northern
Pacific RniiAay the great Lake Superior
region, and all points North and North.
| west.
". II. PETTIBONE, WA. GREENE,
Avst Gea'l Snpt. Gen'l Sup't.
LIVES, Gen'l Ticket Agent,
Cedar Rapids iowa
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THE PAKLOR COMPANION.
Every Lady wants one
Every Man ought to have one !!
Sent on receipt Of 10 cts. Address 1. +.
HYDE & CO., 1856 Seventh Av. New York.
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MlLW AUKEE DIVISION.
3Oaxlc Cedar Rapids ll.W An ar
$500 u ar Center Point $50 .. NJ. lie
$50 . m lc Postvillc 40 . m Or
1O.45 m ar West Union Clio III lie
PACIFIC DIVISION,
7.4O . N 10 Cedar Rapids 5.3Or ar
1906 an le vinton 3.25 r ar
IL 35 y ar Dysart Las N le
MUSCATlNE DIVISION.
$50 u N lc Mnsentine Il iopM le
T5O ar Nichols HAP q " ar
Ia luca x1sau,n = = - - ~ - III nh ma IN a 4
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BOn.TOn Filtration Signals.
Sent on receipt Of Is cts. Unique Printing
and Publishing House, SO Vesey St, N. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06
.,AUC1TON Sales Fatnre Dav, :
A~<syS, y
BY james u. Taylor 4 Son, -
81 Real Estate agents and sucttoneers,
Office corner Eleventh and garL s,.s..

TRUSTEES SALE uF THAT y,,
Or srRs thh skSsI TRsfS aTssiss HS . efY
is,saps III sgGAK REElNERY; AIsoL ,
GifiNEtsY FOR GErIRrsss;l kssirr XII;
ine OF aeed of trust executed 10 ,,s % VIZ
ices for The benefit OF The cres,i,pa W. a. ts-
dominion Sugar Refining Company. dated r Sa
office OF Richmond Chaneery Caurt. ' IN cierE,s
LOS b., page 10, we viii proceed 10 sell al nste D.
d dton of on tne premises ON THURSDAY the isab
mentioned property, consisting OF that rns apo.e-
hlefiye-story lKuN FRONT srS ss.g.
HOUSE, No 1I6, on the west sie of SeyentorhnLss-
s ,,, hgar l!ock street The lot fronts ~ e. r,ni
ming aek isl feet Also LOT fronting "a ir u, ns
iect on inc morn, side Of Dock street hofye' tr ~!
leentI ana EsSenfeenth streets. with thrt I,rya ~
ana desirable hSe-stary BRICK STORE Iit,J!srF
NO, -. BON houses built OF the ycry is m ,,sr3,'
aa containing all necessary machinery rriraJy r ~;
IN nrsf-cass sugar refinery. which was nnrrI,'hi
less llian two cars ago M cost OF over or,
The location Of THIS property being Imrn.JI,,
upon the dock rendersit highly desIs j',n,fe e
ufacturing purposes. particularly for sr, rs al
~, and this Gale should attract the special ai,,ri,
sails for purchase privately In part or ~ xbpo
until June lib. 80 "iloie
The property will b. sold free from eucombr,n,o
ttne trus.ees III previous deeds uniting in the con-
yeyalce 10 the purcliaser). eaCcpt ~ 10 twn ae,1
securing notes amounting to about ala fpe Mil
cannot now be paid or Us 10 Is Lot W., ,etr,,nin',
by the courts who l. entitled to thee notes: Lar 80
TO thls part OF the pnrchase-lnoney the mr.. b,%,
Will he allowed to settle by eXecnfin. bonds n,y,tI
only when release Of said encumhra,lrrs il nasrc
TERMS: One-Ihird of the entire pun cIrsse ,.,ors+
chsh: -, 900 In bond payable on the drove crILH.
uon at eighteen months, bearing tutcres, from M.
'st day OF August, l.a1 $1,000 In bond ,sy,,o n
sud condition August /, ls7e. beariug Interest ,oi
from maturity: and the balance In npgo,E,Fa ,,,!
interest added, dist ibuted rs follows VII, r.
Dir tlIs OF the entire purchasemoDey al siy months
t~o.liillfhs at twelve months, aud thu rcmnner AZ
eighteen months. Only six per cant Interest vii n
he charged on deferred payments. which Wi, I've e
cured by deed of trust upon the property
X. MANSON SMITH
p. &. WARWICK. ( Trustees.
JAMES N. TAYLOR Son, Auct!onee.g.
my go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06
BY Isbell Il Son,
Auctionccrs aud Real Estate Agents,
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS sALE.-LARGE
~ ANR ATTRA 6 T sAIE OF yAK A.
TEiFIELD-. BEi.LoNA ARsENAL;% BEL,
1TEEa STH ss IF IN Of s CHAN
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond pronounced on
the 2.,h day of APRIL 1873 u the suit Of Harvey rs
of june. 1873, at o'clock p NJ. of that day. ar fair
not. then OH the next fair day at the same time.
In front Of the City Hail. In the city OF KichmoEd
exnose TO Sole at public auction the following very
Vu Tha, very VAt TIT REAL ESTATE stu
aed on James riyer thirteen miles apSye Rich
eha cpahnts Re and we Known AZ
AksENAL" The large and very valuable and
y III Sea s
2. "BELLoNA FOUNDRY adjoining the
AN6 NINE ACRES Of LAND W The buildings
have been burned but the situation is most excel.
lent for manufacturing PURPOSES, and the land Is
Arsenal called !. ST. LEG En- containing about
NINETY ACRES: With no Improvements,
a. One fifth undivided interest In flp supple in u
BODY OF LAND called '.KEsN.Ch," partly In
Chesterfield and partly In Powhat.n ceunties colt
taining altogether abont EIGHT huNDRED
ACis Es. This land lies within the range Of the coal
lands Of Chesterfield ANA Is supposed 10 abound In
this mineral. sts
Each piece OF property Will lie sold separately.
The attention Of capitalists and Others Is specially
invited TO this rare opportunity for profitable In
yestment,
TERMS: One-fonrth cash balance ut SIX, twelve,
aud eight months for negotiable notes, with In
terest added from day OF SALE and title retaiaed
Ill the whole purchase money Is paid and convey
- : : Kh SSPRFy Il se ssssSs,
Lb y, VAESslfs,.,
,sStas Rpssist commissioning,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06
BY }. l.. Appcrson,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioBeer,
corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
SAIuA W. kN ESAr IS II P2MsAt al
VENTuRE" AND MAPLE .C0rTAGE."-By
virtue OF deed Of trust from John n. Woodfu aud
wife to the undersigned. dated 5th July, hfo, re-
oerlcd In Powhatam County curt clerks office In
u. b. u, page 400, being thereto required by the
M be s ut Of e GS sse On r M
DAY, Juue TO- l<73, ut IL O'Clock NJ. II fair If not
thu first fair day thereafter the really valuable pro
T FUR Pdi divided Into three tracts tonsied one
amongst the finest estates upper James river Is
twentys-eghi miles above kisnmSnI contains
ONE-HaLF ACRES. OF which about 600 acres il54
acres hnc James river foreground. besides creek
flats adjoining theml are cleared aud In hDe state
Of cultivation, adapted 10 the growth OF wheat
corn, tobacco, hay. oats AMI other crops usual In
this climate: the balance well wooded.
There are two mansions. overJeers house, ana
two sets of out-budings such servants quarters,
barns. stables, s1oreiPnse used as a"wei'ing &c
s sweIys s roo,n rs the other. called THE RIVER
DW ELLlN,i," also aided TO and repaired within a
short time contains len or twelve rooms and IS
handsomely situated on 4 hill just above the river
his estate IL remarkably healthy. and entirely free
from chlls and fever aud other malariogs diseases
river dwelling" especially oyerlooks for miles the
most beautiful lands on James river. .si
MAPLE COTTAGE formerly Popular
Lawn" contains $50 acres on the south side of Fine
creek james river, three and half miles from
I" Maiden's Adventure" Of which $50 acres are In
oak. hickory, maple ash, and other timber Of orgi.
Ste the balance cleared. and In inc site OF cult-
vation. The soil IS rich aud produces well. The
cottage has i've rooms, wide halls anu large porcheS
front and rear.
Pa,s may be seen at The aactionecr's Office In q
few days
c i Il LIZ {. &nLIIA !.!s,s,
my 2o-sawtal Ny, sstd5 trustees.
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-n,siness not only for the State, put +, the
. vus, stn,cs. An hail TO .he ausplc,ous
o OF she state Of Virginia and her whole PEG.
VI oio "a. are identified with Richmond, for YOU
c pr add to the latter without benefting
the forn,er The water power here and To
Manchester IS unequal'ed By any other por-
tion of the Union, and as capital and wealth
increase, manufacturing mills. factories,
forges. will rise on every side, till the pace
will rival Lowell, In Massachusetts; raw ".
tucket, 10 Rhode Island and Manchester, III
New Hampshire. A bright dawn IS IoG I;a
ing and glowing; darkness, DOUBT. anu s u,s,
tress are vanishing; industry. energy, ai,u
perseverance, viii bring wealth. prosperity,
and happiness in yirginia's future
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06
BY Grubhs & Williams,
Auctioheers and Real Estate Agents,
Ejayet1th atreet between Main and Bank.

A GRAND SALE.-SIXTY.SEVEN
N BUILDING LOTS IN SIDNEY. On PINE,
LAUREL, AND CHERR \ STREETS, BE-
TWEEN CARY AND 5sPRIhG STREkTS.-B.
request OF AIR Lewis r.. tiarSe, we will se at auc
ton, upon the premises respectively. on WEDSES-
DAi. June H. 1873. commencing 1t O'Clock r. d..
on Piue street tetween Gamherisud and seyer!y
streets opposite 10 tue residence OF Mr.. Joseph /.
Powell, SIXTf-SEFEN BUILDING LOTS slfu-
an, Laurel street along the ineuf the street rail-
way. fifteen lots on Cherry street.
The attention Of the public Is called to the fact
rapidy-impruving locality n0,r t fAe kasds IF she
original 0ioaer. No such sale can ever again io
made, aud all subsequent buyers viii pay prices Ia
advance OF these Obtained at ihis sale.
Is No surer or more rapidly prof ,fnsestf1ent
can possibly he oered In real estate than TINS sae
will a,rd Persons interested are Invited 70 caN "
our Office and examine plas showing she exact te'
saltty OF every Tot TO be sold. s3
saaa'f e''s' aRunAs 3 sfs,, lsiI tAsssgst.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06
BY Hill & g .'d.i!n,
Auctioneers mid Real Estate Agents.
No. lies Main street.

VALUABLE FARM CONTAINING
' THREE HUNDRED AEb TIN ACRES. on
THE BkOAD-ROCk ROAD, FuTK Mltts
FROM MANCHESTER, FbR SALE IT AUG
TION.-Af the request OF DR.. +. Mosclcy we viii
court day. at ls O'Clock NJ. In front OF Chcscr,I
court-ho,ise, Manchester. the Valuable ARM
located rs above described. The Improvements
consist OF = comfortable dwelling and out-l,ons,s
The land will M divided into four pa,yr. according
TO Z plat Ut our office. Tile house am! one Euno
drcd and twenty five acres TOT which abou sixty
are c!eared viii be sold separate. Three plrrcfs of
Scvellty-iiyc. seventy, and forty acres OF heavily
wooded land Will be sold Is whole, or divided at
the option OF the purchaser.
The attention IT parties desiring good wood land
Is called t. this sale. Il some OF II Is very iine
TERMS: At day OF sale
HILL & G0DDIN.
lie g-tI n1,,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06

VAypALlSN IN WE>TvILLE, CoNS.-Saturday
night the Westrillc Cemetery was entered
by some iiends in human shape, who perpe.
tluted outrages which seem almost incredl-
bic. Trees, shrubs. and flowers were ruth
jessIv broken down and uprooted. Monu'
menis and headstoncs erected by the love
and care Of friends, and cherished us the
mementoes of departed ones, were over
turned and scattered. Gates and fences en-
closing family lots were torn down aud
destroyed. Flags, placed to designate the
graves OF soldiers, were removed to other
tombS, and as a final act Of vandalism tue
temporary soldiers monument was carried
into the neighbOring wood. No motive r.ln
be ascribcd for this act of vandalism. Tie
inhabitants of Westvile are thoroughly
aroused on the subject, and it is proposed to
offer reward for tue detection of the guilty
pa!ties.-Netc Haren Journal and Cou-
y'y.r 2l,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06

4 CARD FROM Mr.. BEECHER.-Yo the
Editor Of the Brooklyn Eagle: Dear Sir, :
l have maintained silence respecting the
SANDERS which have for some time past fol.
lowed me. Isbould not speak now but for the
sake Of relieving another Of unjust imputa.
ton. The document which was recently
published, bearing my name with others,
was published without consultation either
with me or with BIZ. Tiltop, nor with
any authorization from US. Ii that docu-
mene should lead the public to regard
MIR. Tiiton as the author of the calum-
MES to which it alludes il will do him great
injustice. am unwilling That he should
even scem TO be responsible for injurious
statements whose force was derived wholly
from others. HENRY WARD BEECBER.