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II is alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates for
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directly on The liver and spleen.
1t regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves, and
gives such healthy tone to the whole system as to
soon make the invalid feel like new person:
Its operation Is not violent but is characterized by
great gentleness; the patient experiences sudden
change, NO marked results, but gradually his trou-
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"Fold their TENTS like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
This is no new and untried discovery, but has been
long used with wonderful remedial results, and is
pronounced by the highest medical authorities "the
mosi powerful tonic and Alternative known"
Ask your druggist for it.
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NEW BooKsi At
Il. $. r. BUFFERS
Book, Stationery aud Newspaper Store, 42O Market
Street.
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Financial Cards.
NHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,


rTNHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
boa MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February %. 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily from 9, A. M, until
g. P. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings,
from to O'Clock.
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
Of six per cent. has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization of the Bank and 1t Ia the ex-
pectaton of the Managers, that this rate or dlvl-
dends will be continued.
When dividends are not Withdrawn, they are &C.
counted as deposits. Thus permanent deposits,
compound their interest twice in each year
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM s. HnIEs, GEORGE W. BUSH,
CLEMENT d. SMYTH, GE0BGB ). CAPELls,
CHARLES W. ROWLAND, M. L. NORTHEASTERN,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, NATHANIEL X. BENSON
HENRY +. DURK, JOB ID. JACKSON,
Il. M. SToTsENBURG, WIN. III. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
VIM. S. HIILES, President
GEO. w BUsH Vice President
apr14-n 4. T. TAYLOR, Ire So r
THIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
DEPOSITORY OF IRE PUBLIC MONIES
FINANCIAL. AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, President
GEO. d ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $4,000
Ew- Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nshed to regular deposltors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at sk AM
DIRECTORS.
Clement B. Smyth, George W. Bush,
Israel Pussy, Eli Garrett,
Henry s. McComb, Joshua T. Head,
Daniel James, William TatnRl,
Edward Belts. octi-ly
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I TNADULTERATED LIQUORS ONLY,
~ ALEXANDER SAyILLE'S
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,

No. East Sixth Street (SaVllles Building)
Established for the exclusive sale of pure Liquors
Families supplied at the lowest rates, Old Brsndies
Wines, Gins, Whistles; also fine Rose Cordiss Della
ware Bitters and Klmme English, Irish and Scotch
Aies and London Brown Stout, In stone and glass
bottles, at $3.50 per dozen.
Orders by mail attended to promptly, 6. 0. D., by
express. feb1e-1y
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U,HE NEW CASTLE COUNTY
Il MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
oFFICH.--so2 MARKET STREET.

Insures against FIRE Houses and all other kinds
Of Buildings with their contents for periods OF time
varying from three months to term OF years.
MANAaERs.-WilliamT atnall M M. Ceaver, John
Guyer, Charles w. Rowland, Edward Bringhurst
Edward It. Belah, James Bradford, George Rich
Smyth, A. P. Shannon, James Riddle, Geo. Il Bates,
Ashton Richardson.
8. D. SMITH, Treasurer. oct1s-1y
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u.~s Pprrru.S-'s BsLLADs.-By Chas
g Leland. author of Hans Bre'tmann
PARTY. ..aIeister Karls Sketch-Book'
etc Hans Breitmann's writings sre known
= Europe aswell. if not better. than ines
,re IN the United States Of peculiar
German style, one in which ne has no
r;va, there is no disagreement among
critics as TO lis originality and power ana
&c Lore rs he continues to use his pen Win
the same freshness, so long will he ENJOY
the unbounded popularity which has al
tended lis efforts up 70 this time His
sspa,,ads- are written in style whlch
must please every reader, and ms
.ssfe;ster Karl's Sketch Book, nrice ; o.
which il totally different in every Tespecl
\ save t,,at of unusual attractiveness, 70 use
- ,a,ruase Of the late Washington
Irving. uttered after he had read the PROOF
sbects anerits wide circulation, oy rs
o,sint erudition, its graphic delineas'onsr
IL veins az genuine poetry, ard true
R.hela;s hu,nor." The Ballads consist OF
.I,reitmann's Party" 'Breitmanns Anoa'
Town. ssBreitmann In Church, Brett
m,na AZ An Thlan," '.Breitmann II
FuroDe.. Eve books in oil, price 70 cent
each with a Portrait of Hans Breitmann
or all in one volume, with compieo
GLOSSARY. bound in morocco cloth, gu
mice Z. either this or THE Sketch bool,
uonla make beautiful Holiday, or eil
Book. The above books are for sale .
! az, '-eellers. OF copies viii be sent
the Publishes, + o. receipt q B3;1 T,ttb
Philadelphia, 1 -
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vnlppcor.n. :
DY ". D. MUMBEuF.
:,.t

Wbirpoorwili!
And aiy he da. grew dusk, and the air grew
thili:
Tie half tin;s of twilight iaded Away.
~ .he law yalence az crimson ana goid;
tnJ Gags of fire o'erthe sunset unroiisu
W. ,sn i9a.,en and limp. hung low n the
West; .;.,.s
Aatitwi;tcrings soft showed the day aifd
rest. -,
And cutting tie sir adoYa the NIL 81
1,arcn ever the challenge clear and snriii'
W:,i1pooTwill. Whippoorwill HhipfooE-
will!
rnippoorui,l. WhiprooTSiil
And The night marched o. solemn ana
And the freay struck out his ghos"s
spark. -, ,,a;,,c
Strange Whispers came IN the oroo@i's
w;era frnrcs heokonea With shalo7y
s,s,ha air rev thick with nights alarms
e.. arc~ We wandered hand in hand
Til the forest path seemed spiFit laao;
while cutting the air adown the MI i,
ra,ae.eyer the challenge clear and shfiii
WhinDo9rsili. Whippoorwiil' WnirToof-
will
Whippoorwiil, Whippoorwiii'
! Md nv love drew close with q nervous
, | answered af rs8ttt ana tremulous way
J FOR tie ahippooswiil;'s e chatfhp.ew hipPooF
+ He says alert though the shadows in
pend.
Alert. end the darkest night will end
While cutting the air adown the hin.
Tame ever the challenge clear and sI,r;l,
"hippoorwiil! Whippeorwill, Whippoo,
/ y hirpoorvill WhippoorwilI
ana we riighted our troth and vowes
r. s,f:'s agvrc US should cease. to sh:-,
/ would he hers and sh- -,gaIu ue, NINE
/ And kissed her oft in the shadows gray
For the morrow would see me far away
| 10 build in the rosy, promising west
For my love and me 4 coy nest.
] While cutting the air at.own the Hill.
| Game ever the challenge clear and shr II
Whippoorw:lll Whippoorwill Whippoor.
Will
WhinnooTvill Wbipnoorwill,
And here / stand in the night air chill
While clouds drift atilwart the threat thing
SKY.
And no hand clasps mine and no loved
ones nigh.
And now can read your challenge bold
Love is light but heavy is gold.n
For rich man welded my fair false
maid
While f. + in the west our nest made.
] Still cutting the sir adown the hill.
Comes ever the challenge clear and shrill
Whippoorwill. WhippoorwIl. Whippoor-
will.
MoSToUR. Dec. 18th, 1874.
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rilisarton's Detective Stories.

THE EXPREssMAN AND THE DETECTIVE
By Allan pinkertcn. One volume. l2mo. Cloth.
extra Illustrated, 81 So Chicago: W. B. Keen,
Cooke ~ Co.
Sometime since we noticed m announce
ment to the effect that Allan Pinkcrton,
the great Detective was about to write q
series of books giving his experiences in
hunting oct and tracing down criminals
Of various kinds, and we looked forward
with great interest for tie appearance Of
the volumes. The book bearing the above
title is the first Of the series. 1t treats of
the great Express robberies which were
perpctrated il 1873, ny which the Adams
Express Company los, 500, 600 1t gives
/. history Of the entire ease, telling how
The robbery was executed by one of the
most trusted agents in Mont
Ala; how he afte-e ards travelled
all though tie South TO see ii he could dis
cover trace Of any detectives or other
wat, hes being after him: how he finally
came North and was arres ted in the streets
{. New York City; how lie was watched
aIi tliC Ndt am. t4Se9t siNS> s.iA0oAf AiiS
him even IL the prison; how the where
abouts OF his wife was discovered and
detectives both male and female pu: on
lIeI a,n, t.ao st~4es4- -.-o.-~y ..l~
greater part Of it was fin Sly found and re-
covered, proving the agent guilty for
shich he was sentenced 10 the Ponitenti
airy for ten years At hard labor. The book
Is most interesting and exciting through
out. We took it up a few evenings since |
to glance through it hastily. Beginning !
at the first chapter we read ana read till !
the wee sma' hours" and aching eyelids |
warned Us that we must desist.
The author in his preface says THE
Expressman and the Detective and the !
other works announced by my publishers,
are all tru6 stories, Transcribed from the |
Records in my Offices This gives an
added charm to the book. There is a
good deal Of insight into the labors and |,
habits Of detectives given in this volume, |
and though the eApressman is guilty and |
should receive the punishment which is
finally meted out of him, yet we feel sorry
for the poor fellow when his supposed |
best friend proves to be detective in dis /
guise. The book is gotten up in & hand |
come style mechanically, and must have
large sale. The many spirited illustrations
add much to its interest
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Original Notice,

To Knight Dertsr, administrator Of the estate OF
Grin White. deceased. Nellie lfhite, Era White
Nettie White, Jane Board, Board and s. H.
BeeSoa.
VOU. AND EACH OF YOU. ARE HEREBY
i notified that there is now IN file. in the Office
of the Clerk of the District Court of Tama County
Iowa. Petition of the County of Tama. in the
State of Iowa.for the use of the School Fund
claiming Of you Knight Dexter as Administrator
of the Estate of Orrin White. deceased the sum Of
Three Hundred Dollars with per cent interest on
promissory note and Of all the defendants the
foreclosure of a certain School Fund contract for
real estate executed by said Orrin White And
that unless You appear thereto and defend on or
before NOON. of the second day Of the next Term
of said Court. being the February Term Of said
Court for the year A. ID 1875. commencing on the
third Monday Of February A. ID. 1875. at the Court
House in Toledo in said County default will be
entered against you, and judgment and decree
rendered thereon
WM. G. THOMPSON. Dist Atty
STIVERS & SAFLEY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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ApPELGATE & KINNE,

4 TToRNEY AT LAW. Notary Public and Jus
n tiee Of the Peace, Toledo, Iowa. Office ovel
Frees Building.
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TO CONSERVATIVES,

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
of that dread disease. Consumption, by simple
remedy is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure To all who desire IT,
be will send copy of the prescription used. tfree
of charged. with the directions fer preparing and
using the same. which they will find SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS &C
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. T.. A. WILSON.
51-m6 la4 Penn St Williamsbyrrh Y Y
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r Aw AND COLLECTION OFFICE. Dy.art TIA
Ia ma County. iowa. Prompt attention given /
all business entrusted 10 his care.
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BRADSHAW BROS,

4 TToRNgYS AT LAW and Notaries Public
n Toledo. Tama County. Iowa. Office IN Gal
ley s. Johnston's Block.
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GEORGE RAINES.

A TToRNEYS AND COUNSELoRS AT LAW
n Toledo. Tama County. Iowa. Office IN Stone
Building. oTer Clarke Bros store.
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"--
Scr,b1e-'s Mcnti.iy for January.

The January number of Scribner is not
withou. q Christmas flavor-containing. as
it does, Christmas sketch by L. Clarke
Davis, entitled. MY Night in Stage
Coach" Christmas Suggestion" and
"a Christmas Sleigh-r.de," the latter By
Dr. Hollands new serial ''The Story Of
segenoaks," with an Illustration by Sol.
Eytinge. The first chapter tells about
Sevenoaks and How Miss Butterwor.h
passed one Of her evenings" in the second
chapter Mr.. Belcher carries his point at
the Town Meeting, and the reader is IN
troduced to Jim Fenton" The first INSTALL
ment of Major Powelfs account of his
daring descent Of the Colorado is here
given, with striking illustrations by T.
Moran and ". l.. Sheppard; also the bc-
ginning Of series of "Old Letters" writ
ten from London in the time of William
", ana now for the first time published.
The present installmcnt is accompanied
by an original portrait sketch of Rogers,
the poet Travels in South America"
the opening article of the Monthly is
effectively illustrated md interesting.
Besides these contributions we have "a
Bouquet of japanese Verses" by Charles
4 DeKay; "A New Solution of en- Old
Puzzle" by Francis Gerry Fairfield;
'Bazaine's Prison" by Maud Christiani;
Hereditary Foes" by Miss Osgood, Illus
trated by Miss Hallock; combinations OF
SAKE Holmes my Tourmaline," and
Jules Verne's Mysterious Island and
poems BY r. II. stoddard, f. c. Stedman,
john Hay, and f. W Bourdllon.
In Topics of the Time DR.. Holland
writes abou, National Politics." Room
st the Top and Ritualism.' 1.-THE Cahi-
ret contains THE Sublime and the Ri
diculous, 'Salvini as Dutchnian," and
other matters In Home and Society"
is timely "Plea for Handles"
The new sForty~Four' Collar is some
thing just being introduced to the public |
and is far ahead of anything yet produced |
in that line. 1t is made entirely Of linen,
3 thicknesses being used, and will wear
longer than paper collar and is better
made. When they become soiled by use
they can be easily cleaned with damp
cloth or sponge and are then just as good
IS new. This process can be repeated a
number of times, thus making the "a"
collar the cheapest in the market. They
are gotten up in the latest and best style,
and no doubt but will shortly be the most
popular collar sold. They are manufac-
turcd by the Globe Manufacturing Com
pany, $40 Broadway, New York, and sold
~ Dir II Galley, in Toledo. Try box
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4. BRANAMAN,

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW. Toledo. Tama County
y Iowa. Office in Stones building. over W. c
Walters Grocery Store.
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In Bankruptcy.

In Bankruptcy.
In THE DISTRICT CoURT OF THE UNITED STATHs
FOR THE DISTRICT OF Iowa.
In ne matter Of Smith Patterson, Bankrupt
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a Petition
y has been fled in said Court by said Smith
Patterson Ct TaIna, in the county OF Tana and
State Of Iowa. in said District, duy declared a
Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March ID
1861. fer Discharge and Certificate thereof
from all his debts and all other claims proyabe
under said Act aud that the 18th day Of January
A. d. 1870 81 O'Clock \ NJ. is assigned for the
hearing If the 81 the Court Of Bankruptcy
before Hon. Il. W Poor Register Of said Court
in Bankruptcy, al Room No6 Globe Building
Dubuque. Iowa, in said District, where and when
al! Creditors Of said Bankrupt, who have proved
their debts and all other persons in interest may
attend and show causr. if any they have why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
Dated al Dubuque this 14th day Of December,
~ D. 1871
H. X LOVE, Clerk
By \, HOBBS. Deputy.
5l3 sII1RAS s. CO,
Dabaqle, Attorneys
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Z. r. STEREETT,

[ 'ouNT1 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
\ Tama County Iowa. VIII he at Toledo cy
cry saturday Pubic examination the last Satnr
day Of each month Residence Snuth If PmbG,
School House. Office in Court House Toledo,
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MRS. e. E. EBERSOLE

TEACHER OF VOCAL AND ISsTgITNf,Sq,Ar
Music, Toledo. Iowa. Is now prepared Ia d.
vote herself 70 her profession. Papils are rt<rec,
fuliy solicited. 10 begin 81 once
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EBERSOIE & wILLETT.

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW. Toledo. Tama Count
n Iowa Office in Johnston Galley's Bloc
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THOMAS S. FREE,
STIvERS & SAFLEY.
sTRUBLE & GOODRICH.

4 TTToRNEYS AT LAW Toledo. Iowa. WI
n Practice in the Supreme and District Courts
of Iowa.
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Conceded 10 be fhe FTaesf Book Store In the tnited
TGtss.-TuE ADVANCE.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. VIII attend all
L calls either day or night Once in Sflser
Drug Store. Residence Southwest corner pueiic
Square.
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Business and Professional.
DR.. W. W. soUSTER.
L. II. CARY.

IJoMEoPATHIST Office over Free & Morse :
ii Dry Goods Store. on the Corner OF High stree'
and Broadway. Toledo. Iowa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-18

us here in Maryland, but which possibly
may have National influence, and it is
not right to go into it with charges like
these hanging over the head of the party.
We therefore call on Mr.. Constable for an
explanation. If he is incorrectly reported
let him say so; but, if otherwise, let him
substantiate his charges by facts-giving
US names and figures. In default of a pro
per response, the public will be very apt
to characterize him, either as slanderer,
or one whose kindest defense would be
that in his after-dinner utterances his
tongue had run away with his discretion.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-18

desire Of the creditors was to get lar eNhIblt
of the condition OF the company.
The President, Col. Smoot, was glad to hear
the spirit in which Mr. Clarke had spoken. lie
was satisfied the road would be built. 1t WAS
of too much Importance to Washington and
Baltimore to go down. Only 1900 OF the
compauv's debts was now overdue, and he
felt sure that an exhibition OF the books ot the
company would satisfy every creditor OF It's per
trctly solvent condition. He Was willing to
make the creditors secure, and he assured them
that there was no cause for alarm. 1t was also
stated at the meeting that torty-SlX miles out
of sixty miles, the whole length OF the road,
have been graded, tue right OF way has All
been secured, aud co 900 ties are now IN the
course of delivery, and in November next the
citizens Of Baltimore would vote upon the qucs-
ton Of subscribing $3.50, 600 for the completion
of the road On motion of f. f. Ddnnham OF
Alexandria, Hon. ID. Clarke +. L. pannham,
}. l.. Barbour, r.. Callahan and II. Brannlng
werea ppointed committee to ascertain Whatar-
engagements the company would make 10 secure
the creditors.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1874-09-18
Dort oborfo Gimcs
PORT ACCO:
Friday Morning, September. -. IS, 1874.
Registration.

We cannot urge upon the people too
strongly the Importance of attending to
this matter promptly. Voters who have
changed their residence since they have
registered would do well to read sections
6 and 7 of CHI. 400 of the Act of 1874. It
will be perceived that the Registrar in the
District to which they have removed can
not register them anew, orput their names
upon the list Of voters, unless they hand
him the certificate, from the Registrar of
the District from which they have remov-
ed, that their names have been stricken of
the list in that District. This is a wise
provision and is made to prevent person
f;om being registered in two Districts at
the same time.