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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

The State Grange adopts resolutions
asking our Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress to demsni, in con-
nection with the Texas and Pacific
subsidy bill, the subsidizing of a
branch rad to the coast of Texas. 1:
would seem that these gentlemen could
hardly require resolutions or peti,
tions to lead them to such q course,
and Mr.. Throckmorton is one OF
the House committee which unani.
uously reports bill devoid even of the
most palpAbly necessary provisions fol
the protection of the Texas interests.
,EsSas is thus doubly attacked by the
lpvernmenrs attempt 10 in.
ly upon the constitutional
ned TO the State, but to
the establishment
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

THE Daily BallHer wants to know
whether Ulysses has mother in-law.
Clearly not, or she would have a Gus
tom house down East; or, II she was
not respectable, she would have fat
Office in some remote Southern province
Ike Texas or Louisiana.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

ANoTHER grand Insurance bubble Is
bu-s,ed. The continental, one of
the oldest and most reliable" Is no
more, ard it, effects have been turned
over to a receiver, while those wSo ran
the machine retire in afliucucc, and
Il, e Ia thu rnidot Of lu>urioo.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

THE Galveston Ne,rs says Cmphatical-
ly thai all deus Of dcbauchery should
he suppressed. 1t has special refer
encc to dance houses. Whether the
city government can do this thing is a
question that must be finally deter
mined by the courts.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

GoyER:,oa GARLAND advises the
scaling of the debt of Arkansas, $17,- =
600 600, created by the Clayton gov
crnmcnt. The payment Of interest on
such sum by sucn Sts,e is absurdly
impossible.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

II Is now stated that Mr.. Throck-
morton has no connection whatever
with Tom SCott's road. This time we
crave his pardon for the injustice we
have done him. He has been common
" represented to be the special Texas
ngcnt OF the redOuhtnhle Tom Scott.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

IT Is thought 10y Louisianians in Gal
weston that if Nicholls'S Legislature
Will only elect brotherin law, custom
house Casey member of the United
States Senate, that everything will be
serene and lovely.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

TEE report that Genera. W. B. Bate
was elected Senator in Tennessee was
unfounded. Judge James Z. Bailey,
of Clarksville- an sbie lawyer snd *
cellsnt gentleman, wts the successful
aspirant, and tennessee wit be ably
and worthily represented by him and
Ex-Governor Ishzm 6. Harris.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

WELLS and Packard have had row,
and IN Its progress q pistol fel.
from Weiss pocket and exploded,
aud Packard wss almost scared on,
Of Louisiana. Wells, the story goes,
will avenSe his wrongs by telling the
truth al the bar Of the House IN
Washington. If this be the effect OF
gunPowdcr upon Wells, Mr.. Hewitt
should have neutrality-suspicious. fired
ali day when Wells gets to Washing
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

PRESIDENT DoUGLALss denominates
the first engine built for the Tyler Tap
Road, Governor Hubbard" We sup
pose the machine is SO called because
ii is most eloquent of .he country's
Erogress and OF Douglass's enterprise,
energy and indomitablc pluck.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

GRANT Is removing arms and muni-
tions from Baton Rouge to Fortress
Monroe. THIS is done to impress the
Northern mind with the idea that an
other rebellion is brewing.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

ALEcK STEPHENS is growing five
pounds per week, and if he should live
fifty years Falstaff will dwIudIe at last
iulo ins .a.hGiucc and he will be "a
bigger man than old Grant"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

The Williamson county LAoord is
mistaken. The STATESMAN has never
SAID 1t wanted an extra session Of the
Legislature, and If it can be avoided
there should be none.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

OF lines OF railway against interests
that have exceptionally contributed
most bou-tifu.ly towards :le I,-es and
Pacific Railway.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

TIE pubic debt was augmented
more than So 600, 600 it appear. in last
months statement. How much was
paid 10 elect Hayes is not yet known.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

TIE Packard Legislature received,
each member, $3.50 for his vote for
Kellogg, for the United States Senate.
This is Pinchback'. statement.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

SINCE the Texas and Pacific has be-
come the Philadelphia and Nav York
Pacific rosd, the New York World be-
comes very kind and approves the
scheme, bit very gingerly.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

DoEs the Tom Scott bali fix date
for the completion of the southm
.'brauehes' Of this Northern road
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25
..-"I0t ~ 7 u 'TII''-V-I 7 I'TI0Ttt ITITT-
CUTE ron SICK HEADACHE.

D1.r lirp M'rF. Edrtpr Iff Cyti,uL LsttOitst
Cutt.v-burg, l.uIUyLy
see iu Ola" lat .,|iG' tIlt you want "a r. m
cdy Tor sick headache. Il you wi u-r q remedy
TIA i you adycrti-c IN your = per every week,
am sure you viii .bi f" r4liy melted thereby,
aud believe cured. have been "a sufferer from
si.l. headache | can "a almost from infancy
and have tried every remedy could get, UId
never found ANYTHING 10 90 me any good uu'll
| u-ul "1IMIpNs'r LIVER EEGUIATuIl u hr-
been nearly ia &c y,ar- since first used II, aud
! b SIC never used hul tHu packages aud - hall
Of tlIr " REGULATOR ! had u sister last Spriu.
that had from ,n. to two spells Of -irE-hct aru,
every week | cent h.r has 81 package uuu
r s.Dr.ys rhp hI- mot hui It since. feel for nuy
one that -uI, rs vlr.l that terrible disease ana
hope yul viii give 10 % trial, ana | a.so hope {.
Il .ur hIr 30 hH- cured JON.
am your. G s. MORRIS.
Bruwu.yl0lr, ". Va. sept. T., ls1u.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

ForDYs rEp-IA. ONS"IrATIOE. Jauud CO,
E.EIu- arfar.-. SICK HEAD CHE, Collie. ''..
pr -s.pu "i ~,Irtr, SOUR STOMACH. ! cart
Born. etc.. u.r-
Tbis uuu,aI'cI southern Rem,dy H. warran
cd nor 10 contain single pIli!rIr a.. M .... D.,
o. uNE L.L.nlu- mInnEL .ub.tlnle. Lu- ~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

nallsm IS 5 Profession, =
infinitely superior 10
soeeches msds before PFC:
or ground out in wretcl
spinsters and rhyme NAL
associations sit.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25


THE New Orleans B4rrAIaria Bay
Canal project still occupies the attcn-
lion of leading merchants OF the
Mississippi valley, and preliminary sur
ysys are now prosecuted 10y Capt. Cow
ion. He says that il twelve months
Galveston vessels and steamers can pass
through the canal to be enlarged for
the Great Eastern. Natural uayigab.c
bayous, or those dug by race lh4, pre-
eeded red men, enable schooners, even
now, TO pass from the Gulf through the
bay and to a point within twelve miles
of New Orleans. Il was this fact that
made President Jefferson CunStruc,
Fort Livingston at the mouth OF Bar
.taria Bay.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

EVERY newspaper il the country
will publish Mr.. Talmsge's extraordi-
nary sermon on the press which ap-
peAred some days ago in the STATES.
NAN. 1t tells the whole truth of jour
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

TEE Porte they have at Consta
nople seems hard to "woIrSuy
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

SOLDIERS are still drawn ~ Wash
ington from the West. Il was stated
that Tl.den WAS gong 70 the M
uonsl |" capital and tn n :he organ O..
Grant declared it was an 'c.5-m-.A 81
cf coming revolution. An artillery
company, one hundred strong, on It's
way from the West, was wry,. . q
few days ago on = rmlNa. :...-. .
this w.s not an esr-m-.k." .,..
are now more than 5000 :,.. D..
Washington and this Is uo, q .. .. a0
'' eaI-mark, when in fac .. ta.
head and front of Crumn .. '.. ...
poses, AMI Sheridan. the l..,.. ..,...
of our parliament, Is even now G.m
c..ei IN Washington. Gen. Sherman,
It seems, i not To be trusted.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25
.UgSt ELLISsO! :.
THE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY
or IEAgI1.

TO the saerG or any Con.t-a.s q Travis
county, greeting.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25

Il is understood that C.a--e Ban
C-oft, the historian, au. President
Grants oN-miu.>;gr 90 B-i,,r. IS gus-
spoken in tha opinion ths, Tlacn
should not be cheated uu, OF his cltc-
flDn
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-07

II MS bright as the juno sunshihe, and
full Of June's breeziness and cheer The
fsontispiece IL u fine picture Of VA Junt
Morning" and at the close,of the number
Prof. Proctor shows THE Stars In June,
whilc between sIsese two We dnd msay Of
che delighted scenes With which every
june day il Hlicd. There il . tisipiy pict
ure on one pnge Of = little girl in sowr
and sun bonnet. demurely reading her for
tune from Tic daisy leaves; and on anolh
er, a barefoot boy is enjoying gay sum
MGR fr0lics with frjsky colt. The
Green House with Gold Naias"-so beau
hfully porlrayed-is one Of June's specia
treasures. wild Nice begin their June
time travels along. their nnmbcrless little
paths through the fields, pecping out III
Us here and there in Dir. Riorlxn's cyqui-
tie pictures; the nests in which some Of
our common birds spend this glorious
month are described by Prof. Brooks: and
the June Roses" bloom in Edgar Faw
cetts pretty verses
But all these form only part Of tie
good things that The number contains
The opening story Of Frank is we'll
lulu uuu Wcu'HIuSIdtcu dCCUuubOi uU1
herOfsm in terrible adventure; the con
Guiding chapter Of the excellent seria
"Pattikin's House" has q superb pictur,
| of a fire, by Thomas Moran, the story OIL
'srhe Mother in the Desert" is 1elieh tfnl
| ~ told BY Susan Coolidge; and Tie curion!
old time procession of "rbc Child BishoY
Of Salisbury" on st. Nicholas. Day is wei
set forth In Mr.. Eslcston's article and Mr.
Eytingc's pictule. The installment o.
His Own Msstcr" is unusually long and
contains thee beautiful pictures: and til.
story Of spray" is Illustrated With . re
matk.oly life like portrait Of the wise
little black and-tAn
THE Peterkins' Tea Party" Is . mos
Interesting and amusing occasion. ''Tom
] my's Cousins Is very funny story, will
even funnier pictures by Church. Annet
| ia Piummcrs Diary Jour
nails revealed to us by Abby Morton
Diaz; and Joel Stacy's record Of "Ths
Naughty Little Egyptian, eiss touching
and comical
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-07


rhe Tweutysfrst pnual State Con
vcntion d Tie Republican pa:.yoi lows,
will l,e held III Dos Moincs. on
Wednesday. Jnnc II. -lS77s
for The purpose Of making The following
.nominatiuuss - -
One Candidate for Governor
One Candidate for Lieut.. Governor.
One Candidate for superintendent Q
Public Instruction
One Candidate for Supreme Judge.
The r,uiO of representation viii DC, one
delegate FOR each county in. the State.
ara in ad iition thereto, one delegate fol
zach 200 votes or fraction over 100, cast
far Hon. ,fusial, T. Young for Secretary
4of State, mt the general election Of 1873:
lama County is entitled 70 u dcic'
We invite all to unite with ms i'm the
Convention and the campaign, who be.
lievc In tho stcadtaSt xRd unw9verinG
principles. nj Right. ,LibeFtw- md Justice,
as excmrlitied in the past record and
Nlatfovnn If tie Republican party from
lis birth when It began its unconsproDis-
ing crusade unon human slavery. until
The Inst .yharklc fell, rnd the slave be
came taan endowed by this party with
All the rights his former master possesses,
and in which lie must be protected nj Nny
cost: who believe 10 ciiefisLing with pride
pabafed, its devotion to the cause Of loyal
~ against treason and who ran never for.
get the services OF the loyal blue, though
foreiying the rebel gray; who bclicye tha
The Unifed States Of America Is a nation
and not merely q Confederation Of StHtcs
who believe in the vigorous enforcement
sof the constitutional amendments. both IN
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preiAent: VIA those ffieniIy to II pr
7Und to b. much tncoutaged rs assuaa.
Cos resolved Tint every State Of AertaeEn
Mexico e ripe Tor revolctioa and smps
tiensly waiting The si'Pesrssee p = rdo
p escort him In triumph - 'sise Mexican
Capital
Many express alternatives = spprdhcn-.
sive that we must have little brush with
the Mexicans before redress Of the many
wrongs committed against American
citizens will DC Nnderexken, ~ Wes 10v
crnMents 4fAl 81
The fact that McCleIlaud. une OF the
DC Kctb victims, was i sub jcct-uf tit-.
BritislrGovernn1eut, tsd the farther one
If !. is fact, That the mnslisi authorities.
have demanded and been promised an IN
vestieation by Mr.. Evarts. invests thas
foul ,hutEhery with renewed interest, ard
the chivaIrous participants. and the STATE
officials striving to shield them from pun
ishment, may find tllat they went = step
too lar, aud that outraged law win be -
length indicated.
4 recent letter from Mrs. Chisholm to
friend h this city giving particulars OF
,,e :, 4 .v,,,,;nc crime mikes pub indligna.
-, more onfsnoken. and the ar0logists
s.,,.;. toa,,ro nf Southern civilization,
s;us ohaeheA from 4 defence Il these
worse than iicnds. But there appears no
None that they viii ever be punished ex-
cent tI,ronrl, the interposi zion of the Ma
f;nn,, .ut,,or;tes
~. c~... ~ r.,,.t,,,, nnt,er The lead
.,,..a
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-07

Bsackwco6s Magasias for May has bssr
published by the LEONARD ScoTr Pun
LrsHrNe Co., Al Barclay Street. New York.
Contents as follows:
I. Pauline.-Part I. Blundellsays
II. The Anglo Indian Tongue.
III. A WOman.H ater.-Part XII.
w. Nelson in the Bay Of Naples: q
Wanderers Letter.
v. The Royal Artillery: Claim fol
Justice.
VI Whist at our Club. =. 81
VII. Rambles round Travel.
VIII. The War CAldron, L. WIN. Y.
TX. The Protocol and the War.
The fourth part Of Pauline" intrrdu-
ces the heroine to new scene and new
people.
SIN dikkd 10 death! The khansamah
has got chhutti, and the whole bangla ID
ultapulta," is the first sentence Of the
(rsecond article. tits specimen Of the
language in general.use in Anglo India,
and is followed by an account of the orr.
gin and growth OF the dialect. s
The characters in a WOman-Ha
seem to be assembling for the final tab
leaux. 81.
The wauderer has reached Naples, and
his letter this month deals with the his
tory OF the kingdom at the time OF King
Ferdinand tue first, Lord Nelson, and La
dy Hamilton
"Our Club" consists Of about dozen
elderly gentlemen who meet daily aud
amuse themselves playing whist for sbiIl-
ing points, IA wise RESOURCE for old gentle.
men" aso
..eambles round Travel" is not very
suggestive title. The writer takes Lord
Bacon" Hand book for Travellers on the
Continent" for the text, describes the diff.
fculties OF trayefingat that remote per-
Tod, and the differences between q trip t.
the Continent then aud now.
The Eastern question comes up again,
but, to relieve 1t from monotony, we have
a rhy,ncd version Of III this time. II, how.
ever, any reader thinks this is treating a
serious matter with too much levity, lei
him turn the page and find prose artic-
lie on THE Protocol and the war"
The periodicals reprinted by THE LEON.
ARD ScuTT PUBLISHING &C. al Barclay
Street, N. " are as follows: Tho Lon
don Quarterly, Edinburgh, Matchmaker
and British Qudrtely ReriesSs, and Black.
Goods Magazine. Price. - a year for
any one, or only $i5 for all, and The pos
tage is prepaid by the publishers.
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Washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON D. C. May, 81st 1877. =.
The city yesterday was nearly deserted.
large crowds attending the decoration
ceremonies Of the several cemeteries, in
in and about the city. Old Probabilities
did the hundsome thing in vouchsafing a
condition Of the weather thar courdno
well have been improved, being sufficient
Nly sunny to render it cheerful and tenn
pered withal by cool hreczes, in marked
contrast to the heat and dust and consc.
quent discoMforts usual upon similar &C.
casious in the past, although there was no
lack yesterday of either, in''alakiug the
Journey from the cityto the several points
OF attraction. the unusually large num-
Der Of excursions. among them one to
Richmond. Harpcr's Ferry. Gettysburg,
Pa, down the Potomac, besides Others al.
most innumerable to the outlying woods
and groves, served to lessen somewhat
the crowds that have usually attended
sthc decoration of the graves at Arlington,
Soldiers Home, Congressional Cemetery.
Oak Hill and others Of less note; but q
sufficient number were at each to per
form thelaborso loye aad gratitude in
good time, aud there was apparent no
diminution OF the enthusiasm annually
manifested on the 30th of May; and adyi-
ces from all sections Of the country arc
to the effect that the day was more gen.
orally observed than ever before. Gener-
al Golf of West Virginia VAS the orator
at Arlington, and win Carleton read a
poem which was well received. fhe usu-
al number of accidents marred the memo
ries Of the day, very sad affair occurred
Eat Georgetown, not however, specially
connected with decoration day, by which
one manswas crushed TO death and two
others fatally Git - thought) injured.
One member of m excursion to-ROsf
Mile Run from this city, was accidentally
drowned.
General Buffers letter Of coincidence
to Marshall Pftfm Of Louisiana, In which
he INDUCES in some sarcastic reflections
upon the policy that sacrifices Pitkin for
Jack Wharton, and pretty broadly init
mates that Wharton brought about the
sdisruption-of Packard Legislature at the
instance Of Wayne McYeagh. his present
!prefsrmsnt being the pay agreed upon,
h attracting considerable interest and
raises a question Of 'veracity between
Butler on the one hand and McVeagh and
>Whortor tho have sJen;cd lie fr,,th ~
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ERRORS nr i1UTH.

A GentleMap who suffered Tor years
from Messcas Debility, Premature Decay
ton wiz, for,the sake Of suffering humani.
ty, SIND free to all who need ii, the re-
Gre and direction for making the simple
remedy by which he WAS cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers ex-
perience can do SO BY addressing in per-
feet confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN. a Cedar-St,, n. 7.
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10 CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser. having been permsn-
entity cured of that dread disease, Con-
sumption, by single remedy, is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure. To all who desire 1t, he
will send copy of the prescription used,
free Of charge,) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they
will find SURE CURE for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address,
Rey. e. A. WILSON,
194 Penn ST.. Williamsburch. Y Y
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PTMPIaES.

Twill mail (frcc) the recipe for prepar-
ing simple Vegetable Balm bat will re-
move TAN, FRECKLES. PlMPLES and
BLOTCHES, leaving the skin soft, clear
and beautiful; also Instructions for pro-
ducipg a luxuriant growth Of hair on q
bald head or smooth face. Address, Ben,
Vandelf & Co., Box 6i21, No Wooster
ST.. N. Y.
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fRepabltcansC ousty Convention.

A Convention Of the Republican Party
= of Tama County Iowa, will meet at the
Court House in Toledo, on Saturday the
23l. day Of June 1877. At \ c'clsck P. NJ.
for the purpose at appointing 10 delegates
to represent said County in the State Re,
publican Convention, to be held at DeS
Moines on the 9Th, day Of June 1877,
: pursuant to call.
THE ratio Of representation will be, One
Delegate for cach Township and in addi-
fion thereto one delegate for every %
votes or Fraction thereof Of 10 or more,
cast for Josiah T. Young for Secretary OF
State at the general election in 1870.
The respective Townships will be entl-
tied to deieyateA a follows;
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Cooper institute. NY.

We OFFER for Gale our
ENrlAE PROPERTY. in
the MAIN BUSINESS
PART OF TOLEDO,
now paying an annual
cash rent OF $50 DOL
LARS, and we are doing
business in the best
room, worth at least
80 2 more annually. We
will sell the property at
such figures as will Sc.
cure the purchaser a
large percentage on the
investment. For par
ticulars address: Box
% or cali on
fRtcK T. KUeW.
Toledo, iowa.
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PIANOS :!;;: i; ::;;::::
bargains.
ORGANS ;!
~ ~ 40 - - etc.. cost ewHei SEQ only
S55. Five octave organ
only so Rare Opportunities Melod. ons flo.
and upwards. used only short time. The above
eecond hand instruments in perfect order and
fully warranted, lbut not our own make. have r..
Gently been taken in exchange for oxr ce1c-
brAted BEATTY PIANOS and ORGANS. and hav.
ing no space for storage in our warerooms.ou i'm
mense trade being daily on the increase hence the
above liberal offers. Best offer ever given by any
manufacturer. now ready ON new Instruments 3.
Agents discounts given away In new localities, in
orr er 10 have the. introduced where have ne
agents. Fully warranted for six years as strictly
hrst-c}ass: and sent ON to IS day. test trial.
Money refunded and freight charges paid beth
ways IL unsatfefactory. Agents wanted. New
Organs to the trade sS5. md npwards. Elasiraf.
ed catalogue with list Of testianoaials. R,nae Or
whom yon may know sent free Very liberal
Disc 'nnfs to TEACHERS, Ministers and Ch1rchee IA
Introduce them at oncs. Address DANIEL. r.
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey. 81
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/ MADE by Agents In eities
and country towns. Only
necessary to show samples
to make sales and money,
I for any one out of employ
Dent and disposed to work.
l Used daily by all business
men. Send stamp for cir
cular, with prices to agents.
! Address. Especial Agency"
] Kendall Building, Chicago.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-07

Is presented to the public Is the
Most Simple in Construction,
Most Certain in its Results,
Most Durable in its Parts.
and adapted to greater range Of work,
than any other Machine in the Market.
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A cordial Invitation Is extended to all.
that full representation may he secured.
By order Of County Central Committee.
THOMAS 8. FREE,
Chairman.
Dated, Toledo, May ee,h. 1877
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Dictionary Of Shakespeare
can OlpOtAtiOnS.
4 RTz
1877.
Every Book me B6silef ats Gas.

THE SONGS OF p. p. BLISS. Edited
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Bliss sacred and secular songs with . sHns port
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