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Shorter than any line from New York
Philadelphia and baltimore to either Of
'hesc citiss. and MARY hundred miles
nearer TO these centres of Western trade
than any existing line to Charleston.
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LET IT BE BUILT SPEEDILY.
y link IN the Air Line Road between tGc
cities OF Cincinnati, louisville, st, Louis.
Chicago and Charltsto1, sevcnty.four
nlles long. with less than twenty n.ilcs Of
heavy work.
Shorter than any line from New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore to either Of
these cities. and MARY hundred miles
nearer TO these centres of Western trade
than any existing line to Charleston.
The Road that promises 70 make Charles
ton tho market for the trade of the great
Northwest. the West Indies, South Amc-
flca anu Europe; also, eli Important emf
graft station.
ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION,
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.
An important enterprise for the develop
ment Of South Carolina.
Shares Fifty Dollars each, PAYABLE in ten
installments.
Every citizen @! this state should own at
least one Share.
CHARLESTON, with her magnificent Har-
Dor aid genial climate; her immense undc-
vc!oped back country, containing a fertile
coil, tine pastur" grounds and inexhausti-
bic water power; her contiguity to the
Weat Indies and South America, and her
! unparalleled European ocean course, is
destined, upon the completion of this M
"oETANT TErNX LINE. to emerge from her
Frustrated condition aad become what
nature has intended she should be-the
! GREAT coaMLEcIAL MErnoroLIs of the
SOUTHERN SECTION of The UNITED STATES.
| LIMIT OF STOIKHOLDERS'L LIABILITY
ine following clause IN the charter il
, published for the information of cub.
ecrLers:
SIC. That no stakeholder of said
Company shall te held liable FOR the debts,
CONTRACTS or acts OF said corporation,
beyond the amounts actually subscribcd I q
the Capital Stock OF said Company by such
S;ock;lolder.''
DIRECTORS:
GEO ". "ILLI.M., GAEE1LL C,SSoS.
{ j. HoLI.NANN, JOHN II EvINs.
ALMA GAGE, 7. .B. JErEn.
| IHEo. .. JERyEY, D. i. DIScAS,
IHEo. u; BARKER, JAMES Z. BLACK,
JOHN 5. FAIRLY, JOHN s. WILEY.
Principal OGicc and Address. 25 Broad
street, Charleston. g. G.
| e. G. MEMMINGER, President.
g. KAUFMAN, Secretary and Treas.
July 8 3mo
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$1,000 Tlck:ts---6,000 Cash Gifts.
$3.50, 900
TO III: GIVEN AWAY!

Il NEW FEA7EHE, TO WIT: Il on is
GM0rdnitri IL one of Ecery Ten
CunStcnttrc .NnMJcrS.
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Seegers VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

SeeBers VS.. Cincinnati Beer.
H\flE Cincinnati Gazette makes the asin.
L nlshing announcement that Cincinnati
beer IL no longer pure, but aduterated with
molasses, sugar OF starch, fuscl oil ana the
poisonous coichicum. The Commissioner
OF Agriculture, i'll his report for 1868. says
That Prof. Mapus. o: New York, analyZcd
tho beer from dozen different brewcrioa.
and found all OF it adulterated. CoccnIns
indlcus and nnx vomica entered largely
into its composition.
j. q. SFEGEKS guarantees his bccr 70 bc
pure and reliable. Hc tloch not adultcrate
IT. 1nt brews from tho best barley. malt
and hops. :JanS3
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spartanburg and AsbevilIe Railroad.
Natures Myh,cay Across he Mountains.
LET TT RE nUlLT spEEDrLY:

LIGHT GRADES, EASY CURVES, 40 TrxxrI1xe
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ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION,
SAFE IN; MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE RESULTS.

An Important enterprise for the develop
Ment of South Carolina.
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NJ 0 N E Y TO LOAN
On Marketa hlo EcjI,teroJ

u H1ut nCtdCIC OOIIdLETdIS
EACHANGE on New York, Baltimore.
4I Philadelphia, Boston and all prom.
nent cllles oi tho United States AMI Eu.
rope bought and sold
DEPOSITS received and interest .bcalin
certificates issucd.
STOCKS, BlNDS, GOLD aid SILVER
bought and sold
ACCOUNTS of merchants and others
from the city and country solicited. and
LlBERAL LINES OF DISCOUNTS granted
by the CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
Corner OF Plain aud lticlia1.l .lson streets.
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StPEElHTfN NDEH1":> tFFIGf.
SpAkTANBUEG ~ UNION il. E.lo.
aad alter June !. 1871, Trains on the
~ SrattanbnrE aud Union Railrond will
run. making c!U-c connection with the
HrctEvil'c ana Columbia and Atlanta nnd
iiclniond AIRLINE Railroads, doing away
with tine delay Ill AistuI.
Thr Srartathurs and Union Haiirca.! is
Road being in tiii. condition. m ,kcs pn.,i
time and sure conncctinlIr
iasschSers tray, ling fti. ront. will have
every attri'tl"n " W. DAVIES.
May 81 emo Surcrlntcnd.nt
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THICFS TO SUIT IHE TIMES.
Bed-Rooms from s3 per month upwards;
Family Rooms from SC per month upwards;
Lawyers Offices from sc pr month upwards.
WATER, GAS, WATER and WOOD CLIO.
SETS and other modern improvements in
Hido building. No back rooms, all fronting
on tho stroot. Good ventilation. A Janitor
In charge of building. Apply ia Central
Bank, or to Messrs. SEIDELS g. EZELL.
April2
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THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT

For the purposes mentioned. and which is
positively and unequivocally announced az
THE LAST WHICH WILL EVER RE
GIVEN UNDER L HIS CHARTER AND BY
THE PRESENT MANAGEMENT, will come
OIL in Public Library Eall, at Louiaville, Ky,
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1874.
al this final Concert everything will be
upon scale corresponding with its in
creased Importance. The music will be
rendered by al orchestra consisting of 100
performers, selected for their fame in diff.
ferent lands. and the unprecedented sum of
So, 100000,
Divided into %. GOO Gifts, will be distributed ID
amuLS the tickct-h oldCrs.
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Grand Total 20 600 Gifts, all cash, 81, soc, ,O0C
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. .................. $50 90
Halves ............... .......... Is 90
Tenth, or each Coupon. ......... 5 90
II Whole Tickets fur. 500 90
z24 Tickets for. ............ 900 90
Tickets are now ready for rule nd orders
accompanied by Dash will be promptly filed.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to
satisfactory agents.
Circulars containing full particulars fur
niahed Oh application.
TIIOS. L. BIsAiILETTE.
Agent and Manager, Pablic Library Bnid-
ing, Louisville. Kentucky. May 10 tuft
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Shares Fifty Dollars each, payable in ten
installmcnts.
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Livery citizen G! thia state should own a.
| least one Share.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26
vii j Horse /; in Kansas.

a recent letter from Sargent, Han (,
to the Topeka Commonwealth, con
,ains tlla following Large rum
b.rs q. wild horses aboani on the
rivers. They are Of all szss anu
colors, arr arg the widest OF all
Wild animals. Thy usually roam in
bands from six TO twenty, and VIII
run al sight OF man two miles
awas. \ grea. many aomesiicated
horses. as well as msl,-s, which have
s;raYel away from their owners,
have :aacu UP with the wild oues-
After running with them for a while
they become a. Wild IS their untam
ed companions. Various IA s'hods
have been adopted 10 CATCH them
bat have generally p.ovsl tfnitiess-
A sernbby colt or broAen ioWf
mule are, Is q general thing, the osi!
reward Tor all the time ani labor
Settlers on the frontier would hai
,hcir speedy extinction as blessing
tgr when domestic animals get Will
.hem their recovery is simply ont 0
the question.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26
Clean Stables.

The Canada Former says Clean
lincss is as necessary to the health
and comfort Of the inferior creation
as il is TO the health and comfort o.
man himself. Hence all stables
where animals are housed, should,
be kept scrupulousiy clean, not only
Nv the removal Of droprings daily,
but by the use Of absorbents and dc
odorizers, such as dry swamp muck,
gypsum, sawdust, and cllaff The
strong smell prevailing many stables
is an nnfailing index OF neglect
How can an,mals enjoy sound health
Il condemned 20 breath foul air p
Besides this consideration, there is
the important one Of cconmizing and
preserving every fer,ilIzing material,
whether solid, liquid, or gaseous, for
future application 10 thc-land. These
substances arc too precious to waste
any Of them. The escape OF odor -
q proclamation Of waste, AID should
at once DO needed, and efectuaIly
guarded against.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1874,
CHICAGO
EVENING JOURNAL.
DAILY, TRIM EkLy AND WEEKLY
TIE LEADING
EVENING Pa PER
OF TIE
northwest.

Tie Journal. in issuing It's PROSPECTUS
for lS74-lhe thirteenth year Of IL nnin-
teirupted rut.ieation-er gratefully aekn"wl
oies Tie generous anpfoit Ct the ieaAihe
uuhlic of lie Northwest. lis circO,tion
has inertaasd with lis years. AID Us pres
rc,iy keeps pace with The marvellous prog
ress Of oar city and country.
As Newspaper. The Journal gives The
current intelligence from every part OF tie
country and the world as promptly and re-
liable as telegraph and mail facilities ena-
BILE il to do.
As Political PaIer. The JousSai. is in
earnest sympathy with the general spirit
aud purpose Of The great Republican party
of the nation, bat deems itself rs free 10
cr;l;c;se az 10 CONNIE nd men ard measure
of all par.Ies Prumin Mt in its creed IS
Tie doctrine that it is the duty Of Congress
to protect. foster and encourage, by all e
Estimate means, the industrial AID veal !,
producing interests Of the country; AMI
equally prominent in its creed is The re-
coeniiatisn Of tie necessity OF legislative
pioteelion Of the people against the extor-
,ions and expressions Of corporate moncpo-
LES.
IA q Family Journal, it enieavors to be
instructive and entertaining and 10 exert .
wholesome moral Influence in the cominuni.
~.
The market reports Of Tue Journal are
fn1l fresh and accurate In this depart
ment the utmost possible fidelity as to
'.facts and figures IS c'met al without the
leas, par iality towards tii!ef the buyer
or thc sel!tr lAe "1nlls ard 80 tpears
must Ign, their hat.les oafsi'. Il fl5 JofR-
NALs ce'ums--i's ptuvince being TO aise the
TIA j, leaardless Of speculative interests.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26
To Prevent Freezing.

The editor Of the working Farmer
has been experimenting on this sub.
iect and has found way TO modify
the evil. lie says: When 90 to
the barn at nine o'clock in the eve
ming, there is generally quite crust
Of lee in the trough. Through this
/ break at one end Of the trough a
small hole, and dip out three or tour
quarts OF water. This leaves an
open space between the ice and the
top oil the water, anil the WI. lie pro
cess OF freezing has TO be repeated.
In the morning there will be two
coates OF ice, both quite thin, and y.
is not half the work to get them ont
that i, is to cut out what will be pro
lucel il left unlstu, bed. 1t may
be worth while tor other farmers TO
iry this method. Il costs but little
TO do II, and with me it saves great
deal Of work.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26
What a Dog Did.

Tie Norwich BallstfH says y
prominent gentleman Of his city
narrated TO us yesterday case OF
sagac,,y which deserves a more gen.
eial notice It appears that some
evenings ago lawyer OF this city
drove 10 the house OF the gentleman
upon business. While he was With
IN, the door bell was violently rang.
\ servant proceeded TO the door
ana no enc was found there. The
gentleman then went to the door ard
found that his friends horse had
gone. Both gentlemen wen; ~
search OF the animal and were net
:.b!, TO find him until the family dog
led them TO he horse, which wa.
found standing some distance from
the house. As the dog has beer
known to ring the door bell, it is IN
tered tha. he saw the horse starting
off, ana rang the bell TO give warn
ing, and then prepared 10 show jus
where the horse was.
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sRoKEM THREADS

As The shuttle swiftly flies
Back and forth before cor s--7s,
Blealing with its fiasets light
Warp and wcof, Til they ANTE
In fabric good ard ssrorg,
f.c. as hear ,,r ueasers sorg =
viewing ever. lay BY day.
As lie shutiies brissly play
Broken reads how Of, annoy
And our precious tim, employ
Warning us, ly sharp reprooi,
We must watch The warp and woo..
Weaving in life's busy loom,
Ni,cliug sunshine With the COON, :
Warp AMI woof Of deeds We hiena
Til lies fabric has ~ cnai:-
Broken threads Nc often nru
hardening the noble niaa.
Broken !hreads in 'ite sborli;
In each station they ere found
Nav Faiths kind and fri'adl, hana
Help rs to adjust the strand,
Ths. when lif. last tide shall sbo,
There shall he perfect rsb.
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Schoo!,1ouse fsctice.

NOTICE To the owner (nane nnknown)
y OF the undivided half in terc Of the s.
W. Of The ;. W. Of sac. -. I. S.. r. Is
W, situated in lama county, Iowa.
hereby giTe notice that in accordance
with the provisions of ) .hoDi Laws Of Iowa.
49,, Scots. li9--l42. the School Board Of
Clark Tp. Ta!na Co, 10. have appropriated,
q sch Of house site, Que square acre of your
land. situated in the s. w. corner o. tire
aforesaid section. And further give notice
that ! Lave appointed Samuel Everett, Will
iaei Piovin ana j. x. Bull, residents Of
said county as appraisers, 10 inspect said
real estate aud assess The damage sustaiu>
ID ty this appropriation, said insi ecton
and assessment to be made OF. Saturday the
til, day of March, A. y. 1871, at i0 clock
\. NJ.
Dated al NV ofiice in Toledo, Iowa. this
9th day cC February, 1874
A. II. SfERaETr,
TO 60. supr., Tama Co.
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FkyflA THE GREAT CAUSE
sIkIAN OF
IHJMAN MISERY.

Just published, in scaled envelope. Price
six cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment ard
Radical cure OF Seminal Weakness, or Sper-
matorrhoea, is.luc i by elf Abuse, lnvol>
untary Emissions, lmpolency, Nervous De-
billy, and Impede cuts TO Marriage gen.
orally: Cousum ption, Epilepsy. and Fits;
Mental and Physical Incapa city, &c,-By
ROBERT J. CULVERWELL N. D., Author
Of the Green Book, +" &c.
The world renowned author, in this ad.
mirablc lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awfl conseqnen.
ces of self-abuse NAV be effectually remov-
cd without medicines and without danger.
GUS surgical operations bougies, instrum' IS
rings or cordials, pointing out mode OF
cure ut once certain and etfcctual, by
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be- may cure hims If cheap
y privately and radically. This lecture
will proye boon to thousands and tlou-
ennds.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address, on receipt Of six ceuts, or two
postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
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III Bowery, New York.
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The New Orleans PieGyaae, which
is ultra Southern in its political tone,
thus sums up the political situation !:
When we SEE tho language OF the
bred Scott decision viniicated by a
leading Reprt.;can journal, and the
bust Of Chief Justice fancy cleyat
cd in tho Supreme Court room !;
when we see repeal o! the vote OF
the Massachusetts, Legislature cen.
suring Mr. Sumner for his attempt
TO blot out the names OF civil bat
ties: when we see a President who
supported Mr.. Douglas, nominating
for Chief Justice TWO lawyers who
supported JUICE fancy, and when
we see these transactions receiving
the support OF large portion of the
dominant party, we cannot fail to be
impressed with conviction that
there is at last q luIl in the political
storm, and that the rights, dates,
obligation and capabilities Of both
the white r,on and the black man
will be hereafter weighed in the bal
ance Of Truth anl Justice, rather
than that OF partisan passion and ex.
pediency.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26
Wheat and Clover.

Prof. Tocsler says: All who are
perfectly acquainted with the sub
iect must have seen that the best
crops Of wheat are produced 10y he
ing prsce led by crops Of cover
grown from seed | have come 70
the conclusion that the very best
r.epra,ion, The best manure, IS .
good crop OF clover. A vas, amount
CT mineral manure is brought within
reach Of tie corn crop which, otaer-
wise, would remain in q locked Up
condition IN all the soil. The clover
plants take nitrogen from the aimos
phere, and manufacture it INTO their
own SUBSTANCE, which, on decomposl
ton OF the clover roots and leaves
produces abundance of ammonia
In reality, the growing OF clover is
equivalent TO great extent, TO 'uan
uring with Peruvian guano.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26

The following letter is sail to
have recently been received in Wash.
ington. TO tie Comishenor Of the
Paten, O!ice Washington y. c Sur
you VIII please send ne sam chois
tieaai anl Gurdning seads eny small
roots or Bulbs if you have eny stu not
distributed You will also please send
sum Field and gurding seeds To-
| Y 8 also Rots Please send al by
| Mail The letter was dated from
Kansas. Tut the writer evidently CD.
tanned his education in the same
school as an exmember of the Mary
land Legislature, whose epis,le was
recently real hy Speaker Hines OF
that Assembly; "Traper, Talbot CO.,
Md.-Respecet sir:-I should Ike
to sec an &C, passed to make all young
men ineliyle to go TO the L"gis allure
until they hav': worked a season in
the corntiell also dog tas.sl pei
head, no higher on gips than dogs as
th.re is very few of them and we
need dogs to keep the woody headed
pets from pilaging, also poll tax on
every darkey that pays no tax as they
think it great Boon to vote. they
are protected by tho laws why not
help to support them. am also
down on high sala-ys. | have no,
| Circulated this or / gould have man,
names. A hint to the wise Is suffi
cien,. r S-A great menny OF on
officers OF Washington are Scandle
10 the civallzed world The civil
right bill 8 damiging tho country. nc
waist OF the public money.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26
HThe Old Arm Chair"
OR OUR
steel Engraving Of the Bishops.
WHAT THEY SAY

WHAT THEY SAY.
We are daily receiving letters approving
our change of form. The convenience ana
neat,ess of the quario size OF The Methodist
arc SO obvious that we are confident II Will
become increasingly p pnlar eve"y week
From cur correspondence aud the notices
of the Press we select the following:
CORRESPONDENCE
s.Having seen many most miserable daubs
sent out as Chromos, J. expeceed 10 tnd L
very common picture. But your Chrome IS
certainly worthy Of the name" M i. d.,
Central Pa Conf.
Il like the new form very much. st.
Charles, Ill.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Sour excellent contemporary. The Meth
obs. comes out in quarto SIZE, with ne"
type, on fine paper, and with increased val
ne in all its departments. Commencing
with sixteen pages, il reserves tie option
Of iucreaing ti.eir number as circumstances
shall require. |, is conducted with ability
and is at once an honor 10 the deEoinina-
ton Of which it is sn exponent, aud 10 the
religious PRESS Of which it is dig:ihed
and enterpisng representative. Christian
lEteliigencer.
"The Methodist is as 4 tractiye locking
sheet as comes to us 1t well deserves its
success, and we ongreiulaie alike our
Methodist friends that they have such an
able. sprigh,ly, AMI interesting wsparer,
and oar contemporary that II is so vel APP
preciatel '-CAristian at 0rt.
some 81 lie mos, valued OF our eXclanS
es, and Of The ablest and most iadepe udent
i.ious journals in the counuy, is Tie
Iietho tist We always read il VIII recii-
liar satisfaction. christian Leader.
10 MI Ministers ana Local Preachers.
half price, Si.59:
Speciman copies, with rates for agents,
sen, on application to
II. ". DOUGLAS, Publisher,
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TERMS:

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List of Gifts !:

Total, $4,000 Glf s, all cash, Sl,500,000
ggDrrhe coneer, and distribution o1gifts
will positively and unequiroealiy tuke plnce en-
he day nop fired, whether all the tickets
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Whole tickets $50: Halves. SIS, Tenths,
or each coupon, IS: Eleven whole tickets for
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els for $1,000. 227 whole tickets tor $40, 900
No discount on less than 500 wo tn Of
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tickets shsuld be addressed to
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Colcert, Pub. Library building, Louis
vile, Ky. go
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Harper's Weekly
ILLUSTRATED
Notices OF the Press.

Notices OF the Press.
Tho Weekly is the ablest ana most pow
e,fal illustrated e,iolical published in this
county. rs editorials arc scholarly and
ceuriucioe. and carry much weight It's
Illustrations of current events are full and
fresh ana are prepared by our best de-
s;rncrs. With circulation of l50.o0o
he Weekly is read BY At least half mil
lion pers on. AL It's influences es as organ
of opin on is simply tremendous. The
Weekly mainfa ms a positive position. and
express decided views On political sul
so.ial problema. Iouisvill Courier Journal.
suBsCRIPTI0yS.-
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-26

my DEAR said an anxious matron
to her daughter, 1T is very wrong
for young people 10 be throwing kiss
cs at one another"
"Why 50, mamma? I'm sure they
don't hurt, even when they hit