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THE SENATE Committee on Pensions has
decided adversely on the petition of the wi
dow of Rear Admiral Lanman asking for a
pension of SO a month
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BALLS AND PARTIES.
MADAME r.. BASTIEN,

tfruIn BaltiDOre,l
teke- pieasures Of informing the Ladies Of Washing
70 that she has from this day taken charge Of the
haIh DEPARTMENT. At CHAS- BAUM 3, and
oelhk eNpeTleuCed IN this business for the last
trsHty ysars guarantees full satisfaction in HAIR
= SShlLbkEN HAIR and b Il II ES HAIR
DhESSlN6 speciality. Ladies will be attended
70 u Their own houses BY leaving their orders at
,.o,. CHAs. BAUMS Corset Factory,
I. on 40s 7th street.
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MAJOR j. ID. BINGHAM, quarterma ;ter is
ordered TO assume charge of the Quartermas-
ter Generals office, as acting Quartermaster
general during the illness of General NJ. G.
MpiES.
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Rates Stin Away Down
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SENATOR CONKLING had another large
audience to-day TO listen to the conclusion OF
his speech on the Louisiana question.
Among the spectators on the floor of the
senate were eX-GOv. Morgan, of New York:
Collector Arthur, of New York city, and
eX-CollectOT Tom Murphy.
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LIEUT.. Col. OSCAR y. MACK. 2lst infan-
try. on duty in the War Department. is or
dered to Baltimore, Md, To communicate in
person with the United States district at
tOTley for Maryland. On completion of the
business with which he is charged he will
return 70 this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29

THE RESIGNATION of Second Lieutenant
Chas. III. Ribbed, 10Th infantry. has been ac-
cepted by the President, to take effect De
CcrnbeT 81. 1874
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THE CONTRACT for the negotiation of the
five per cent funded loan ma lc with MesSrs.
Belmont & Co, RothSchild 4 Sons and Selic-
man X Bros. in July last was renewed at the
Treasury to-day. The house of J. s. Morgan
x Co. of London. has been added to the com
biration. The firm subscriptions now male
Is foT twenty five millions, with a six months
option for the balance
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FRAUD AND SUDDEN DEATH
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'l'RY OUR BLACK TEA AT SO CENTS rE
u Pound
BROWNING MIDDLETON.
noVEaf elO PeLnsy " alia avenue
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pCEISG the forty-six hours OF the session
of the House seventy-fve roll calls were
made, Involving the call OF upwards of fifty
thousand names.
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NOALEY,
L o : T L VI z Il e,
tO- lOTH STREET NoRTHwEsr

OV- IUIA SIAEET NORTHWFsr
large collection of Fine Artistic Rail- TAR
haLd. Io AeP1 Oh
reasonable rates. sNPPhou al
n s-Renlenher, Mask IL furnished with each
eOstunle and al Costumes delivered aud called for
ocfl9 4m l. MonIEy so. ,o.L ...
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THE CELEBRATED HARPER SLANDER
SUIT has been brought up i'm the Kentucky
court of appeals. This case grew out of the
brother and sister of old John Harper. Lons-
fellows owner, while asleep in their beds
several years ago. 1t was charged by Adam
Harper, a nephew of the murdered connle
thatJ w. Harper, his cousin, had intimated
in substance that he (Adam) was the mur-
derer; and for this he brought suit for
ment in central Kentucky, and, from the
prominence of John Harper the country at
large took much interest in its progress. The
counselor for the defendant rather nleaied
justification in his behalf, and finaliy got n
judgment for the client. The plaintiff took
his case to the court of appeals, which has
granted new trial.
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oLo No. ON EXHIBITION AND SALE lNEw No
7IH ct MARkRITERS )1TSS s.
Nc. s39 Ira Sweet, bsftCssH ~ dHT St1,,.s 49,,
doors GbOrs Off FsiEOtcS' Hal,
Choice On Paintings, Eugrayings, Chromos &c
hiso, lsrgest stock of Paper Hangings, Window
tnSne., Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss-
sell Kings, Nails, &C, in the District
@TERNS CASH
- PleSSe remember Name and Number rel ly
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THE CABINTT met al noon to-day, with al
the members prc ,ent.
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oUARTETTE OF sAxoPnoXEs.

NoTrCF-The sale Of ticket- will commence on
hOSlA1 NEXT, February Ist at MetEcrOit s
Co r S2J Penu-J lyanIa avenue.
Admission 81 Reserved Seats 80 cents extra.
SoTE--The Band are now making tour Of the
EiiLtiIu Eastern and Western CiiIe-. their way
70 LOUSY Ili- nv o. MI euga grraent in the latter
city the 9th # February in ait OF the Free Lii
biaft ~ hrHtuCky. Jan25
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PFRsoNAL.-The following are registered
at Willard's:-H. Chase, Maine: L. Fitch,
do Hon. +. r. Meade, y. Y: Hon. !. w.
Narkley, n. j.; Hon. T. a. Scott, Pa; Col
Northrop and wife. Pa; c. X Rogers, do
David Close and wife, y. Y; Misses Close
90; Misses HOyt. do; d. L. GrOf, Charles +
Johnston, Pa. '''rAmong the arrivals at the
Ebbitt House this morning were Capt. ]. "
Mcr.yman, L. :. Il. NJ, Mrs. Senator Scott.
and Com. Stanly, L. S. y. walt Whit
man gave very successful public reading
nom his own poems last night in Camden
y j. lOr the hcnefi1 of the nnnr
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INTERVAL REvESUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were s33s G2G.45.
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THE FNTENsION of leave of absence grant
ell I'd Lieut.. Eugene .. Fechet, 2d artillery,
is still further extended one month. The
leave of absence granted Colonel Robert Al
len. assistant quartermaSter general, chief
puartcrmaS ter military division of the Pac;-
fic. has been extended six months, with ppr
mission TO go beyond sea and 10 apply for a
fu.ther extension of six months
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Iowa Sabbath School Association.

The Tenth Annual Mass Convention of
the Iowa Sabbath School Association will
be held at Marshalltown, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, June 18th, 10th
and 18th, 1875, commencing Tuesday
evening.
Though not Delegate Convention it is
urged that delegates representative work
ers-be selected and sent to the Conven-
ton. Arrangements are being made for
able workers from abroad.
The people of Marshalltown will receive
us with open hearts and doors. and every
earnest Sabbath School man and woman in
Iowa, is invited to be present. Those ex-
pecting to attend are requested to send
their names to J. L. Roberts, of the local
committee, at Marshalltown, by June 10th,
for places of entertainment.
The central locality of Marshalltown.
and the reduction in railroad fares by all
the leading railroad lines in the State will
insure a full attendance and successful
Convention.
Cedar Rapids. April 10. 1875.
WIN. TAcKABERRY, Keokuk,
President.
r. H, GILMORE. Cedar Rapids,
t..,s Secretary
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Living at Home and Abroad.

Valuable statistics in regard to the COM
parative cost of living in American and
Europe are thus given in the last Massa-
chusetts labor report: One dollar will
buy twenty pounds of flour in Boston, one
or two pounds more in several European
seaports, the same, or considerable less,
in most of the places compared In Bos-
ton one dollar will buy five pounds of
fresh beef. In no places in England will
it buy so much by pound or more. and
in Europe still lcss-Copenhagen being
the only place given where it will buy
more Butter in Europe averages a
pound to the dollar more than here, and
cheese less than that, except in few
spots. AS for common potatoes, they are
cheaper here than in England, and dearer
than in Ireland or Germany. Seven or
eight pounds of pork for dollar arc sold
here, and not much more than half as
much can be obtained for that sum in
England or on the continent of Europe
In rice, milk, and eggs they have the add
vantage of US. Tea costs less here than
in England, but more than on the con-
tinent With coffee it is about the same.
In sugar, the British are u little better off,
and the continentals Il good deal worse.
Coal is cheaper here than in Germany, and
dearer than in England. Merrimac or
common prints are cheaper here than in
England or Europe. Boots are about the
same here as there There are but two or
three places in England or the continent
where brown sheetings are cheaper than
here, while in brown shirtings the foreign
ers are better OFF Rent for four-roomed
tenements is from two to four times
cheaper in Great Britain and the conti-
nent than in Boston. Board, also, is
about half in Europe and Great Britain
what it is in Boston. - ThrenoIogtcm
Journal.
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Sheri#S Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECU-
ID ton, dated the Both day OF April A.
d. 1875, to me directed, issued out of the
office of the Clerk of the District Court of
Tama County, State of Iowa, in favor OF
The County of lama in the State OF Iowa,
for the use of the School Fund and against
Knight Dexter, Administrator of the estate
of Orrin White, deceased, Nellie White,
Eva White, Nettie White, Jane Board,
formerly Jane White, Board, husband of
said Jane NJ. Board and S. M. Beeson, on
a Judgment rendered by said Court at the
February Term thereof, A. ID. 1873,
against the said Knight Dexter, Admins
traitor of the estate of Orrin White, de-
ceased for the sum of $232.S2 and de-
cree of foreclosure against said defendants
wherein it was ordered, adjudged and
decreed that the following described Real
Estate, to.wit:
The South East quarter of the South
East quarter of the South East quarter,
and the West Half of the South East quar-
ter of the South East quarter of Section
No. Eleven al, y in Township No. Eighty
Three (S3,) North of Range. No. Sixteen
n6,) West of the 9th P. NJ, in Tama
County, Iowa, be sold, of so much thereof
as is necessary to satisfy said judgment,
interest and cost.
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby,
given, that have levied upon, and shall
on the Goth day of May A D. 1875, be.
tween the hours of O'Clock, A. NJ, and
4 o'clock, p m. of said day, sale to com.
mence at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at
the front door of the Court House, in To
ledo, Iowa, in the county OF Tama, offer
and sell at public outcry,. to the highest
and best bidder, that bids two-thirds or
over of the appraised value, for cash, all
the right, title and interest Of the above
named defendant, in and TO the ABOVE
described property, or so much thereof as
is necessary to satisfy said Judgment foI
the above named sum together with cost
and all accruing costs, unless the same
shall be sooner satisfied.
r. Il. AUSTIN,
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa.
STrvERs & SAFLEY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, 1888 IS
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The National Camp-meeting of the
Methodist Church is to be held at Cedar
Rapids again this year. 1t has been APP
pointed for July, commencing on the 9Th.
Rev. Mr.. Inskip, several of the bishops of
the church, and dozen prominent evan
gelists, including some ladies, will attend.
State Register.
DR.. c. r. Sterneman, Dentist, of Cedar
Rapids will be at the Adams House from
Monday 10th inst till the 18th, where he
will be pleased to meet anyone wishing
good work done in any branch of Den
tistry. The doctor is familiar with every
branch of his profession.
A negro woman was relating her expe-
renee to gaping congregation of color
and among other things she had been in
Heaven. One of the ladies of color asked
her, "Sister, did you see any black folks
up in Heaven ?" ooh, get out you
s'pose go in dc kitchen when was dar :?
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser retired physician, hay
ing providentially discovered, while a
Medical Missionary in Southern Asia, a
very simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis. Catarrh, and
all throat and lung affections, also posi-
tive and radical specific of Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay, and all Nervous
Complaints, feels it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows Actuated
by this motive, he will chearfully send
free of charge) to all who desire it, the
recipe for preparing, and full directions
for successfully using, this proyidentially
desired remedy. Those who wish to avail
themselves of the benefits of this discov-
cry without cost, can do SO by return
mail, by addressing
DR.. CHARLES P. MARSHALL,
Ga Niagara Street,
15-Sw Buffalo, n. Y.
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Buy a Union Planter of Camery & Son
and you can see every grain drop, and
can place the choppers weight either on
est draft and most accurate planter in
market. We also sell the Climax Planter.
No standing between" you and a Lao
!Suit to be done if you buy these planters.
Both have paid their royalty.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-06
AUGUST FLOWER

The most miserable beings in tie world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint.
More that seventy-ive per cent OF the
people in the United States are afflicted
with those two d iseases and their effect
such as sour stomach, sick headache, habit;
ual costiveness, impure blood, heart burn,
waterbrash, gnawing and burning pains
at the pit of the stomach, yellow skin,
coated tongue and disagreeable taste in
the mouth, coming up of the food after
eating, low spirits, &c. Go to the Drug
Store of J. N Springer, M. D, Toledo,
Iowa, and get IS cent bottle, or sample
bottle for 10 cents. Try it.
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Big Potatoes, and Lots in Hill!

A few of the celebrated Peerless Seed
Potatoes for sale at the residence of the
undersigned, or at the store of W. F.
Johnston & Co. These potatoes were
raised by me from seed brought from
Pennsylvania. They surpass all others
known in the quantity yielded per acre.
They are white, smooth and solid, and
are of excellent quality for the table.
For a ate'potato they are unsurpassed.
Call and see them. Price 81 per bushei.
WIN. WADE
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T0,eio d NV Ry. Extended.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

Numbers of men may be seen crowding
MO the shop Of Geo. Newcomer, two
doors east of Frazec's Jcweiry store. On
going over to see what was the cause of
this state of affairs, we found that George
WAS busy repairing furniture, making
brackets, doing turning scrol-sawing, &c,
and that his customers were bringing in
work for him to do He does work on
short notice. Give him a call.
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Notice to Grain Buyers.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned committee, up to May 18th,
1875, for the renting of the Farmers Ele-
vator from August LIST, 1875, to August
LIST, 1876. The committee reserve the
right to reject or accept any of the bids
10. CLARK,
d. Fl. PATTERSON,
II. j. SWEAT
Committee.
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Union Planters ct Camerv,s.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
BUTTER AND EGG

And extra when exchanged for millinery,
Or groceries by
r. w. NASH, Toledo.
AT the spelling match Thursday even
ing of last week, Miss Mary McLain
proved to be the champ ion of the even
ing. After tie spelling was over a meet
was held to tax steps in relation to the
challenge sent to Toledo from Montour.
|lhe challenge was accepted and captains
and spoilers selected and rehearsals are
now being he'd for the purpose of getting
IN practice. This will probably be the
most exciting match of the season. The
match, we understand, will take place on
Z b ursday evening of next week. "Hen-
derson's Test Words" is the book selected
[!o be used on this occasion.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-06

The new advertisement Of Mr.. n. c.
Wicting came in last week too late to re
criyc Il notice He is constantly recCiv
ing new goods and is selling them at low
rates-belicving in the old saying that a
nimbIc six pence is better than q slow
shilling. lie has rcmodelcd his room and
improved it a great deal and now has one
of the plcasantest business houses in
town Go and see him. His stock is all
ncw, and his goods are bought TO sell.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-06

Toledo, Iowa, April list, 1876
We are prepared to make Loans on I'M
proved Farms in Tama County on five
years time in sums of $4,000 and upwards
at 7 per cent. interest and a reasonable
commission. By calling at our Land and
Loan Brokers' office or addressing by
mail terms can be ascertaincd.
IEISER & STERRETT.
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TOF tHe " oth L""tMy uts"ny, -hHy,
as heP0rte3 oy M6sS0" q b"F"@eF ne
Estate agents, Toledo, l01cn.
S H Fairall to p Mcbride, s3 NV 90
and NV NJ 80 81 13..............
William Harris to Thomas Harris,
und4 s. ne and und s! NV SCI
Beulah b Gable to Juergen Noght,
ne SC - 81 ID. ..............,...
Treasurer Tama Co toFannykachel
NV % % IL .:......-.....
Leandcr Clark to G X Struolc, undt
e3 NV or ID ';; .,; .'.'
James Days to Geo F Hill, NV Sc
% "a l4........,..........
Simpson Wychoff to John AXon, sc
sw 90 IS "A. .........: 1890.
William Bower to Chas L Murray, .
NV IA 81 Is .................. II
sw ne & WI Sc ne w sw ne So 10 II
Geo + Pound to John Thompson,
sw sc 2 ard e! NV and sw NV II
Sc Is. l.
c Morris to o G Alderman, sc II ST
14...................... ......:. II
A o Holster to W IL Alder, NV | 50
15..................... .-.......
" II Alden to Peter Ballet, NV l ,
IS 10. ................. II
Eliza Sullivan to Elizabeth Stevens,
lots 10 & II in blk 2, Chelsea. 80.
W E Newcomb to Thomas Bricc,
lots ) q 6 in blk to Tama. $500.
Eliza A Buchanan to VIM. Reick-
hoif, sw "a s. 5....... -. ..... !;
Geo E Porter to Sarah NJ Param"ur
" f Johnston to John FllIoon, pit
sw NV 6 81 -: ..........;.
\ Patterson to \ Senator, Sc ne Il
81 IL ............... .....,. 4
Albert kosta to Anna B kostt, nese
Hannah F lligley to Michael Casey,
Hannah f liigicy guardian to VI
Casey, und ! of undi of WI ne II
Sc Is .................
Hiram Holt to Alfred Davis, NV NV -
81 Is. $500. ....:.. ..:..'::,. :"
Geo lllli to James DAVIS, lots ia,
~ in blk :, Monticello: ;...;a
A n Stewart to } b Stuart, pit lots -
&24 blk II, DySart: .;.;:...":
J W Crisman to Is Il y n Stewart
pit lots % "a blk II, Dysart...
james Horn to Joseph Krubel, sw
sw s SO l3. 49,.
Samuel Hyde to W A Daniel, lots,
3& 4 blk s, Buckingham; $780,.
Wenzel Tibure2 to lguatz Lelber sc -
NV and sw ne III - 10. ....:... IL
Conrod Il krauSe to Mudgctt q fltH-
gerald, WI e1 NV Sc y "a IT,:
VIM Young to John Young, sw Il .,
50 10. ........ ....... -:..'..'. ~
Sheriff of lama County to Thomas
Philip, Sc NV 8 81 II. .-...
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Estrayed.

From the farm of the undersigned, four
miles West of Toledo, on Saturday, April
cath, one bay mare, medium hight, seven
years old; also one brown yearling horse
colt. \ liberal reward will be paid to the
person notifying me of their whereabouts.
CoONRAD QUACKENBUsH.
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Mr.. Chas. N Davis, who has been in
the employ of Mr.. Jacob Yeiser, Jr, the
past year, left last Monday for Eldora,
where, we believe he will take place in
the Abstract and Land office of Bowdle
& Newcomer. The best wishes of his
friends will 90 with him.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-06

Capt" III. II. Brown, lecturer of the
Iowa State Spiritualist ASSOCIATE n lee
tured at the Court House last Friday, Sat
drday and Sunday evenings. We guess
"the spirits" didn't ''move" many people
to attend. Atlcast, we have been inform
ed that the audiences were very thin.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-06

PIANO For SALE! A magnificent new
Il octave Rosewood Piano, worth 5000
for sale at little over half price, at the
CHRONICLE Office A rare chance for
bargain.
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To the Front.

The legal fraternity hereby challenge
the Physicians, physical and Spiritually
of Toledo, to meet them in spelling
encounter, at such time and place as may
be agreed upon.
kTroRNEy Enp Pr .JSJJEEc
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-06

The journalists will have some work
saved for them in writing en- account of
the 18th of June celebration There is Il
column already set up on Bunker Hill
Boston Commercial Bulletin.
1t won't save any work, Though. No
slips will be given, and we don't believe
anybody will b foolish enough to attempt
to abstract it in advance Boston -idcer-
tiser
Its Objectionable, too, because it IS set
up solid" and that kind of matter is al
ways disagreeable to the eyc.-Ns'0 York
Ecening Mil.
We suppose this column is solid be-
cause the "leadcrs" were "leaded, or at
least some of them.
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For Sale.

A span of bright bay mares, well match
ed, 5, coming 6years old, weight, LOO
and l, 145 pounds, by Rev W. r. Smith
of Carlton Township.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-06

Messrs. J. NJ. Camery & Son have built
yet another shed OF out building for the
purpose of showing off their extensive
stock of Farm Machinery. They deal in
first-class goods and are selling large
quantities of them
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-06

DR.. Wilkes, in his recent work on physi-
ology, remarks that ''it is estimated that
the bones of every adult person require
to be fed with lime enough to make mar
Bile mantel every eight months" 1t will
be perceived, therefore, that in the course
of about ten years each of US eats three
or four mantel-pieces and a few sets of
front door steps. And in Il long life / sup
pose it is fair to estimate that healthy
American could deyour the capital at
Washington, and perhaps two OR three
medium-sized quarries besides. 1t is aw-
full to think of the consequences if man
should be shut off from his supply of lime
for while and then should get loose in
cemetery. An ordinary tombstone would
hardly be enough for lunch for him.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-06

The Rev DIR. Hatfield of Philadelphia,
in q recent discourse on the errors of the
press, closes with the following sensible
advice:
Editors should also be held to moral
and social responsibility for the character
of their journals. If they send out sheets
adpated to the atmosphere of grogshops
and brothels they are doing the work of
a black guard, and should be consigned to
il blackguard's place and excluded from
society. The chief method of reforming
the abuses of the press is, however, for
good citizens toward unprincipled papers
is to let them alone severely. Such a
course would abate a nuisance that has
become intolerablc.
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PLYMOUTH ROCKS

4 T the Show of the New Hampshire Poultry So
n ciety Feb. 9, 10 and II, 1875. exhibited
ten Coops and received all the awards of the So
cety, (but Sd chcks.) and seven Specials,
among which was the Silver Medal of the State
more cockerels than pullcts to match. but being
too good to kill | offer them at $500 each. will
book orders for what eggs have to spare from
my prize stock, at $3 90 per Dozen Orders solicit
ed Inquiries should contain stamp.
IS VIC. GILMAN
Highland Farm. Nashua N II.