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BROB1TE NOTICE.
CrATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS
I'm Circui, Court

I'm Circuit Conrtl
NOTICE lie hereby given to all whom it
may concern, tina. al term OF the
Circuit Coui, 0. Tina County, in vacation
neld a. the Cour, House al iu.vtoi IL asii
County en- tie 20lh dey Of December, A. ID
1878. an instrument in writing, bearing
date the llih. day OF December, A. D.leI3.
and pu, porting 10 be the last will and ,es-
ameni Of Enoch Smith ate Of said County.
deceased, was produced and publicly read
III open Court: aud tie next term Of said
Court 10 be holden on the 4ih day OF May,
l. j. ISL lat The Cour, House in Toledo Afore-
said, has been fixed for proving said will.
auU AT 2 clock p. III. Of The hat above
mentioned. nil persons interested arc here
ny notified an! required 10 appear in said
Court. anl show cause il any they have.
why said instrument should no, be prob T.
cd md allowed as and for the last will and
icsiamen; of the said deceased.
Dated Toledo, December, 2Uth 1878.
L Is. BlINN,
Clerk Circuit Court T~Hia County, Iowa
i-lO-S
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophicd and
decayed; but such rs remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, SO that a new
growth Of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with q pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forna-
ton of dandruif, which is often so un-
dd ,aepfl 3H9 sSss!lfcvsF rsa.from those
some preparations dangerous aud inju-
rions to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
no. soil white camhrie. and vet lasts
ioas on ,hc hair, giving it a rich, glossy
'assre, anu grateful perfume.
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FINAL REPORT NOTICE.
ETATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY. IS.
lin Circuit Cour,.]

In Circuit Court
To whom it may concern.
Whereas, Jamos Mason, jr., Admins
traitor OF the estate Of Allen G. Mason, de.
cs,sed, has flied his final report and asks
10 be discharged rs such Admisist atur,
said report has been filed by me and The
day Of inai hearing therein has been
fixed 10 take place II the next tenn OF said
Circuit Court Of said county. commencing
on the 4sh day Of May, a. D. 1874, Oh
which day the matters set forth j said re-
plTt will be heard. All parties interested
therein can appearaEd take such steps ~
they may deem proper.
l.. y BLINN,
Clerk Circuit Court.
Toledo, Iowa, March y, 1873. lf-.5
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DR.. J. Walkers California Vim.
cgar KittcrS arc purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on tho lower ranges OF
tic Sierra Nevada mountains Of C;lliior-
tia. the medicinal properties Of which
yre extracted .licrcfrom without the use
Of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "Wl,at IS the cause Of the
unparalleled success o VINEGAR Blr-
TEIsf' Our answer is. that they remove
the cause OF disease. and the patient re-
covers his health. They arc the great
blood purifier and Il life giving principle.
4 perfect RcnOyaior and lnvignr;,tor
of tic system. Never before i'll the
history Of the world has = medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of vixEGAR liirTERS in healing the
sick Of every disease mat is heir To. They
are a gentle Pargaiive rs we'll Is Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation uf
tho Liver AZ tisCcsai Organs IL Bilious
Diseases
n'I. ,...~rn..t;ne, &C Dr. WALKERS
VINEGAR l.ITrERS are Apericnt. pIanii"let!c,
caruinativc Nutritious Laxative. Duretc.
Seiatiye. Counter. Iyritant SudoriLc, Altera'
tive, ard Anti-Bilious.
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FINAL REPORT NOTICE.
NTATE Of IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS

)
Tin Circuit Couitl.
To whom it may concern
Whereas, Chas. II. Graham. Administrator
Of the estate Of .lanes K. Graham,
deceas.d, has filed his final report
aud ASKS 10 be discharged as such
Administrator, said report has been filed BY
NE, and the day OF final hearing therein
has been fixed 10 taxi pace at the next
term OF taid Circuit Court OF said county
commencing on the 4ah day of May 4.
d.. 1874, on which day The matters set
forth III -aii report will be hear All
parties interested therein can appear and
take such steps as they may deem proper.
l.. u. BLiNN
Clerk circuit Court.
To'els, Iowa, Jan. %, A. D.. -. l4-lo
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FINAL REPORT NOTICE.
CTArE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS

III Circuit Court
To whom il may concern.
Whereas, isabella Jen,zn, Adminis,ra-
trix OF the ettnta OF II. J. J. jentzen, de-
ceased, has hel her Anal report and asks
to he discharged as such Admi iis'ra,rix,
said report has been filed by me and Tn
day CT hAal hearing therein has been fixed
10 take place at the next term Of s~..
Circuit Court Ct said county, commenc :
on the Ash day OF May, A. y. 1871. or
which day the matters set forth in said
repert Will be heard. All parties interest
ed therein can appear and take such step
AS they may deem. proper.
L. B. D-INN,
Clerk Circuit Court.
Toledo, Iowa, jana, 1879. Halls
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FINAL REPORT NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA CoUNrY,;'.S

y
Tin Circuit Court.
To whom il may concern
Whereas, William 4. Louzenhiser. Ad
minisira,or Of tho estate Of Jacsb
Loa, zenhiser, deceased. has filed his
dnal rcpor, aud asks 10 he discharged
AS such Adminisira said report has been
fled by me a ia he day II final hearing
has been fixed to take place at the next
term of said Circuit Court Of said county.
commencing on the 4ih day OF May,
A. d. 1874. On which day the matters sci,
forth III said report will be heard. All
parties interested therein can appear and
lake such steps a. they may deem proper.
l.. u BLiNN,
Clerk Circuit Z urt.
Toledo, Iowa, March so, 1874. l4-l5
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FINAL REPORT NOTICE.

FINAL REPORT NOTICE.
N.TArE OF IOWA. TAMA COUNTY, SIS.
fin Circuit Court.
10 whom i, M = concern.
Whereas, Robert WILEY. guardian Of
II rriet Z. Bishop, and Charles A. Bishop
minor heirs Of j. :. E.shsp. deceased. has
f e1 his NAL reports AMI asks 10 be dis
charged a. su Ii guardian, said report.
haze been filed by me ami the day Of ina !
hearing therein has been fixed TO take
place At the next term OF said Circuit
Court Of said county, commencing on the
AZ, DAY Of May. A. D. 1874, on which day
the mt tiers set forth ia said reports will bs
heard. All parties interested therein can
appear ard lake such steps rs They my
deem necessary.
t. =. ELINN,
3ss Clerk Circuit Court.
Toledo, Iowa, Ian. 70. -. [l4-i5
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DON'T DRINK TO-DAY,
NV BOY.

-
Don't drink to day my boy!
Let not the sparkling glass,
That woos tn. to destroy,
Touch lips just foundly scal'd
With mo:heas kiss, ms boy;
Her hope Of earthly bliss
Il told in asking this
Dom, drink to-day. my boy.
Turn fran the trsach' rouy friend,
Who would basely deeay,
As Gree did the men
She fsastei TO destroy.
Touch n IT the liquid fire
A 6end is lurking there
Kebuks the temrter der
Don't drink to-day, my scy.
The s;moon's purple light,
With its hot pois nous b!sst,
Brings less fatal blight
Then the wiue-cup will cast.
Touch not, my boy. beware
1. gls ldeus 10 distroy.
Shus, shun .he fatal snare,
pon't drink to-day. my boy
A serpen.s dead tangs
Would not such anguish bring
As The tor,uring pangs
Which the notlsr's heart cling,
While the long watch ste ke%ls,
Till the taper burns low,
And she silently wecps
Lss. JON yield to The foe,
b. Hsavea's blissfcl hsPs,
by every earthly joy,
Oh, do not madly cope
With the demon, my ooy.
Let motber's pleading voice
Sing again hope and joy.
Let her sad heart rejoice
Don drink to-day, my boy =.
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Buyers and dealers are invited 10 cnll mp
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lists, terms. etc. furnished on application.
A cordial invitation is extended 10 all to
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DLANKS.-hLANK DEEDS, MORTGA
- GES, Quit Claims and Justices Blank
the gnaoxicAE Once
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Total, $4,000 G,Es, all cash, S,,50OOO
IThe concert and distribution Of gifts
will positively and unequiroeaiiy take pince on
the day no,S fired. whether all the tickets
are sold or not, and the $4,000 gifts all paid
in proportion to the number of tickets sold +.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets. $50: Halves. S,25, Tcnths.
or each coupon. 50: Eleven whole tickets for
$500. "a tickets for Sl' 90: ll3 whole tick
eis for $5u1g: ~ whole tickets Tor SIC. goo
No discount on Jess than 5 90 worth Of
iicseis.
The time for the drawing is GEAR at hand
and persons intending to purchase tickets
have Io time TO lose.
THOS. Z. BkAMLETTE.
Azt. Public Library KY. and Manager G;ft
Coacerl. Pub. Library building, Louis
vile. Ky.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
efectual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores Gded
or gray hair
to its original
color, With the
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CHhPPED HANDS AND FACb

Sore Laps, Dryness Of The Skin, DC.
Cared 1T once by Regemnn's CnmrLor l.,
with Glyserine. II keeps the hands soft ~
all weather. See that you gel HEGhMAN's
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by mail for 20 cents. Manufactured onl.
BY Hegeman s Coz, chemists and ID, uggiss
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The Grangsro of Pottawatsamic
County pronouncs The Anti Monopo
~ State platform very poor political
carpentering. TIE, ray in he Non
parnl that cotton wood strinserf
with spring growth xitlox flooring,
! is not the material they want used il
platiorHi for them 70 stand on. n
"A Mississippi rostmistrcss he's dis
charged her husband from . clerk.
slip for negligence.
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ITS TWO WIVES.

A STORY OF MARRI ,GE LIFE nv
MARY LEMMtK AMES;
And II new Eii'oi ni Department, d.v.,.
ed to The discussion Of homes literary. So
ical, aud scientific 'orics.
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Ay err $
(jhalry PICTORIAL,
Fo- Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
sa'1 as So1Sns, Colgs, Whooping.
end Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
science. few arc Of
more real valne to
mankind than this ef-
!cctnal remedy for all
diseases Of tie Throat
md Lungs. a vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that il does
surely rnl cfIcctnal'v
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Or. }. c AVER 4 Co.. Logcl, a,ss.
Practical and Analytical cs,c....sts.
Sta - al. i2rcCTs-s ivrnYwiIfar.
, 1874-01-16

Estimated as8eta us to creditors 058 "a
On present assessment ct 60 Per cent exclusive Of
Goals OF collection, which will probably be $780, My
present tolof thorcfore H tint the proscut
mont Of 60 pcr cent il ample to pny tile creditors in
fuil, with interest. II, however, such should not
provo to be- Tho fact thcfo ia bcnd this assessment
unpaid stock. which has not bren assessed, to tho
amount Of $So3 89730. As regards future dividends,
think thnt another one Of IS per cont can be paid III
allowed by Court), will he paid in October Novcnl-
ber 1874 Everything has been dono that Is possible
to expedite tho collections from stockholders.
AZ the nma Of the panic VIC had In tho Second
National Bank tho SUM of $G9 o144 for which VIC took
collateral security eundry notes and bills OF
change to tho amount OF $70300. Wo have since
collected SEQ 3Gi2 reducing the balance in tho bank
to ~, 7o35o tue greater portion OF which Is we'll
ACQUIRED. I believe We shall eventually realizo tho
whole amount duo from tho bank. Eyon IN the worRt
vicw not believe It possible TO lose more tlan
$4,000. As article recently appeared in o daily
paper, purport!ng to be from Of the auditors n
mating that the reason why tho dividend WaH delayed
was bocaus0 tho Assignee was receiving lnoreat On
funds on hand, desire TO state that have never
received any interest or advantage Of my sort,
direct indirect from funds on hand, and that
Including tho payment Of the present dividend tho
Company have dlabnrscd snco the Chicago Are for
losaes. return premium, and ezponses. tho sum Of
53040 $685. and when the caatp ID finally closed will
hayo disburaed Co., leaving 5000 600 Of stock lot
assessed. The stock held by insoiyenta married
mon, minors, ETC., will he not fur from $350,000
at the concInsion OF the statement it waH
voted that dividend should bo declared ID nc
cordance with the Assignee's report It will bo
payable about tho 25th, q few days being ncceB-
sary to make out tho proper warrants.
, 1874-01-16
SUICIDE,

4 Young Virgln1an Fakes Too Much
Lnudunum.~T'llo FArcsxell Letters.
young man, whoBo name Ia supposed to have
been Charles s. Cox, committed suicide ut tho
Pacific Hotel Wednesday night. Ono Of tho
servants knocked on the door OF his room aey-
eral times yesterday morning, but not hearing
response, sho informed tho clerfsB, who forced
m entrance. Cox was found lying inBonsible on
% eaea H. f but tuua dS noa pau g. g.
nauoh alao mado an examination.
THE e0R0NER'8 INQUEST.
Wlon tho beating ceasod, tho Coroner Was aent
for, and, tho man being dead beyond doubt, an
Of death by Lis own hand. several bottles con.
tanning laudanun wero found on the cantre-
table, and this poison was rsod to accomplish
bis purroso. Tho deceased was about ~ years OF
for many boolts, several Of thom yaiuabIo works.
wore found among Ills effects.
THE Last LETTER8.
He loft tho following lottor, directed to Gage
Bros. d. Rico, proprlotorB OF tho Paoitio:
e Il anocI NY nc 81
your house tho Of my exit from earthly trouhcs.
II YOU Mill listen to tho lass reueats Of dying man
my death secret ~ possible. would especially
avoid the publicity Of tho press. ,
shard Cox Il ro4ssoaI vs is vii p.onptiy atii4sS p.y
tue amount q ny indobteess to YOU fer board otr,
a also meet ateyor you mas nsnr through
with this upon tho tablo. Asking your attention to
t,eso last requests Of onu who IL dono with life, and
thinking you for tha k!ucss and courtesy shown mo
during my atay in your houso, Fonlain yoMrs,,
p,g. NY fnther will, rrobably either como OF send
for my baggage, which leayo Iii your ch,sc, togehor
0H1oAao, Jan u. 9. "a.
Tic following was also found on tho table
A pledge to my nothor. promise my dess notaor
, 1874-01-16
,AkllnlRtccs

Of the quoor practices OF the natives. The King
Of Aehanteo, desiring ono Of his Generals to re-
turn with his troops, sent by messenger an
II emblem OF recall consisting OF a circle Of
beads. THIS ofdor was disregarded. and one
form waa TINT OF a small shield made OF fibors
OF palm, and it's Specification Was we'll UNDER
stood by It's recipient. In accordance with ma
tive usago, when Gonolal will not return from
war in accord with tho message Of beads, tho
swears upon it t6at he wilt hisolf II ig order
is again disobcyod. The troopB wero filled with
suporsttioua horror whom tho symbol was re-
ceirol. and tho General no longer disoboycd the
order to rotrcat,
, 1874-01-16
THE CHICAGO NATIONAL LIFE.
Interesting Letter from the
Receiver.
Tho Concern Owes H12O,O0O, and
Seems to HIVE No Assets,

Tho following communication from Kirk
Hawae. Esq., Receiver Of tho National Iffo-ln.
surance Company OF tliscity, 10 tie Hon. OLarlos
e. Lippincott, Slate Auditor, will bo road with
pat'ietio ntorost BY the policy hodora In the DO
fnnce Company. It Ia rs follows:
ClttuAuo, Jan. II, 1874.
20 sia;s t1s y G chars E. L'pp'eo Auar " the
DEAR SINS: nm In receipt Of note from Mr.
Niles re1uestng mo TO furnish YOU auch information
az aro thus far bce1i ae 10 0bn1n roncerning tho
city.
As have boon In posacsaon Of tho o,co but three
aoys am able OF course, to Brcak only III general
On tnktng potaess'on, very soon discovered thoro
W2s very litte, eeye tho furniture and books Of tho
oiGc Tor Receiver to rocoiyc, and docmcl 1t ex-
qaesio q tornsns hs % sy M sou'' # o oompans
in order that whntevor assets tho Company had icft
might 60 an far as possible towards paying tho oaaos
From DC bank rass-bodh Of tho oonpan;. whie,,
sas o i. o1sat Il ssa Tho
No boda, mortgages drafs, notes; or othcr sec,r
H.! Is 5sy S:sss sas Ss5%
an Informed n. By ono q ts onlcera tha The Com:
hayc soo value, but an unable at this mo to give
tla description. smountH, yalue. Tho Company
bnt u IT, ey ippo ioW 10 ef oin ~ ee
but have not yet found tho ccrsc.tcs. rho itie to
about II feet ct land on Third avenue, near
hraas,tv 6r1st buiidtng g.n4 na4rtally eompIo'cd ri
for 4nits large amounts, besidea 1udRu1enls anl'
numerous mcchanios liens, and probably ur. , . ::
ael today for moro than the amount ST..
:: The claims against tho:c, : .. .,,.-,
ready amount to about ST ..''.,.. - -
viii 30 prcsentod before t.. ,...:::.:'e -..::
can 10 terminated. ..
Tho membership Of Tho c::'' i. .....,. ,,,. -,
BY policies outstanding, Is an, 49, ~ ...,,
ties Of tho Company at 8pr1l a., =. =. ~ repro
sent 500 000, you arc, Of cot ''-.uy advised. =
As have said, can only speak TN general terms,
and In part from information derived from ono Of tho
oafcois Of tbs Company. -. =:
:. As soon na can get to It, i propose to make
thorough examination Of all tho transactions Of tho
Company, md will then, report TO you in detail
though, from my present observations, fcnr tint
1t will be next to Impossible to give you satisfactory
report owing 10 tho fact that tho transactions Of tho
Company hare been cnrried on and 80 generally mixed
up WITH tho personal affairs Of some Of tts officers
have discharged all tho employees Of Tie Office savo
such as are absolutely necessary to close up tho bust
ness. hATo employed man Of largo experience in
insurance matters, md enc acquainted with thlh eys-
ten Of lfe insurance. to tnko charge Of the mechan-
ical or clerical part, and shall Rivo my own personal
attention to the 1at.or Of winding IN the nfalra Of
tho Company. Yours, very respectfully,
KIRK 1fAWEs Receiver.