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The Quaker City Family Sewing Machine
ONLY $40, $40 AND $50.
Principal Depot, las Main Street.


TXNiS MACHINE is acknowledged by NIL who acquainted
Il with Its merits, To be the best FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE before ih. public and for the following rciss viz:
Hs simplicity! Ns durdbiitg!
Tie min Thch any 0,datry sen,asr.ss o,H 10
Tepdif.
t~ing the orgin spoois ,ritiout he toue Of r,cinding
them.
Ehfscify and strength Of 'rhch Wi not rp NOHgl
yOn shouhi cat tre,y fon,h ~ nm sfifei
And hdst, hoaga not iedst tie REISOSdSL IRICE at
Ichich they a0'd.
This Machine introduced the public than ytnr
ago, and probably machine w such Unparalleled
success In short time.
The hcing unable until recently supply the
constantly increasing demand, they
two different factories.
The wonderful Of this Machine Is attributable 9th
well hase enumerated above rcia
blty performing in LA all that h claimed for and
another is, the public determined not pay the
prices and unreasonable profits heretofore asked wf,n they
get just good machine and much simple, for
HALF THE MONEY.
We have manufactured expressly for TIIFPATENT Nd
UNSTABLE EMM r. the oniy tlAl ienA al iri- fhS and
thickness, combining viii, II tuck giasc.
Our go Machine is the best adapted al Iigis work
course and fine, and is the most popular
All our Machines The Uen' Tao1, EtH hdLer and LUIro
der.
We hnvc them in fine Cabinet Cases &;fn d extra
fine.
Al ask is fair inspection AMI feel confident YOU
be satisfied.
HS" AGENTS WANTED in nearly every coun y IN The
state To smart active liberal inducements viii be
offered. W. II. FEEAR, Agent.
april
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22
The Six Pleas for Q New Dress.


Tttlewnks wants another drcss, and her lord
protests. Now observe how she manages she ap-
proaohes with
Plea No. l--,amciv, 7As Ieysaasiss Plea.--Oh.
how hard he has 70 aghtl She tells him how she
l,ves hin,---smooths his hair. calls him king
asks II ho has the heart to deny her. he ssys s
has, she proceeds to- 4t a
Pea No. Cor, tho Destitute Plea She informs
him Of the fact that she has nothing 10 wear, and
says q man 10 o brute who would not give his wife
something 10 wear. That she In not ft b, DO
seen. That people win cry shame Oh him.
In vain he says that "beauty unadorned 10
adorned tho most" She asks IL hc can be 90 moan
as to refnse her. II he says "yes," she proceeds
Pea No 3---or The Pbutimg Piea--This consists
moro of gesture than speech. She sits at the table
with her litto nose turned up, and her little eyes
turned down. She ents litto. till he goes 70 bnsi-
ness.l sighs often. and walks about the house like
bad.tempered ghost. She speaks only to say '.she
knew II would bo So" and "it served her just
right" Should he dare say sit did" she pro-
PEA No 4-or The Property Piea--She polite
ly asks for the little money sho had whom she
was married. Certainly sho can do what she
wishes with her own. In fact she had no proper
ty when they were married.. All her worldly
pins; hut those knitting-pins she always pokos
in his eyes unless she oonquers him before shc
gets to plea No. 4. Should this fail, she proceeds
to- 4r.
Pea No. 5--or The Com mparatipe Pea. her
departed lovers arc made to pass before the un-
happy man. and he is npared with ,hem,one by
one II she had married Mr.. Snocks--i. G. tho
coaehman--she would have had livery. IT she
had married Mr.. Swizxe. she would have lived In
style on Brond street. II sho had married--in
fact, anybody hut her husband -shc would have
been treated like n human being. lle perhaps,
becomes n little angry, and suggests II she had
married Adam she would have dressed like Eve
But M she had married him, she must wear what
he can give her. This reused her temper, and sho
comes Immediately tn
PEA No. Cor The Pea Conclusipc. Which
consists of threat to 60 to hcr mother. and mnny
upbruidings that ho brought her away from the
joys Of her own homo to abuse and make her mis-
erablc.
Now, no man was ever able to stanl nll those
pleas. lIe generally fals at No. and only in OK
trcme cascs reached No. 9.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

GREELEY AT SALT LaKE.-Mr Greeley, in a let
tor from Salt Lake City. dated July 18th. csti-
mates the total number ofemigrants now on tho
plains and bound for California ut about thirty
thousand persons, with oxen mules, horses
and loose cattle, amounting at the start to little
less than one bundrel ,h,nsand bead or these,
more than half (tre o. were) working oxen.
The emigration covers the great trail for an ex-
tent Of more than hund cd miles, or fully
half the distance from the settlements Of Kansas
10 those nf California west of the Sierra Nevada.
The head Of this magnificent column will enter
the valley ofthe Sa. ramcnto carly in August; its
extremerear will I've struggling down the mountain
siopes sad. lank, and iootsore, late as the lst
uf October.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

nN CONSIGNMENT
~ 30 hhls. prime Louisville Cured Bacon Sides,
90 casks Sugar " Hams.
july 2s-,s NJ IOLIINS s. co
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Removals! ueemOyal!!
d. p. &c Or. A. DIUGUID,

Successors to s. Dinqufd 4 Sons1
F2 WILL keep constantly on hand nfgc stock Of all
s>~ kinds Of FUkSITURE, of their manufacture
which they will be pleased 10 shew old friends
skI and patrons of 5. Diugud Sons, and the public
generally.
They also keep constantly hand large Of FISKs
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, of all Sizes also large stock Of
WOODEN COFFINS of every description, and pay prompt
attention to the undertaking business nj all hours.
feb 25-d&cts d. r. Il G.. A. DIUGCID,
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LYNCHBuhG CARDS
'''' VAEESlr1NE :. Iflir:'ss.l g. HENlfNG. T. :; e.
q R . 4, Il s,

LpNCHBURG, "a.
keep ON hand constantly, Groceries of the best cqua,
w to which We particularly invite the attention Of friends
and customers We tender thanks friends pas
vors and hope by fidelity To the interests ofa who may
s TO merit continuance Of the SAINT, We
superior lot of sugars, Cohc,s Monsse (new cro Candles
Leather SALT @c, &c which offer cheap for cus
try produce. ian Bots
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CHANGES OF FoRTY YEARs.-Spcaking of Lord
Brousham's present advocacy Of the suppression of
the Infamous Coolie trade, the New York Tribune
says:-"Lord Broughnm il living monument of
tho revolutions which changed opinion has work
in the laws of England. Forty years ago, when he
was Attorney General to Queen Caroline. at her
hal, the disabilities of Catholics Dissenters, and
Jews, we're part and parcel Of the fixed policy Of
England, tho ancient abuses of boroughmongering
IN Parliament seemed as nsnrmouniallea they
were invetera.e, West Iudia Slavery was one Of
the great interest of the nation. and the price of
food was regulated to meet the hunger OF tho rich
for rents, and not that of the poor for bread. All
Of these things have been changed 80 long that
they have passed out Of the domain of passion into
that of history. And all these change. Lord
Brougham Inns seen, and great part Of them he
wns We have therefore strong laiih to believe
that he will find this new adventure nn easy one TO
achieve"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

SlNcuLAR.---On last Saturday week, Mr.. Milton
Trullinger. who lives about three miles west Of
Drukeville, Iowa, was returning home in his wag
on, accompanied by little son of Mr.. J. A. Fcml-
ing, who was standing between his ('rrullingcr's)
legs, holding an open umbrella, ne 1t was raining
very hard ut the time. A bolt of lightning de-
seconded and struck Mr.. 7. on tho shoulder, pass
ing through his coat and shirt one current pass
ing down his right side and out ut the hip through
his ran,aloons, tho other going Mt right angles n
cross his breast, aud passing out through his shirt
and coat on the left side. Mr.. T. remained insen-
sible for several hours, but has recovered and il
now going about ns usual. His shoulders aud
hips very much bruised, aud his hair al sing
cd from his breast. The boy was considerably
shocked but recovered in few moments md took
the rons and drove home. Neither the hnrses
nor tho wagon were injured in the least.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

The CHINESE IN CALIFORNIA There arc said
To be sixty thousand Chinese in California. They
have splendid temple in San Francisco. and
have lately imported Mt great cost magninccntly
ugly idol. The Efforts to prevent the settlement
of this money-making people in California hayc
not been successful. An attempt to put dawn
their idoary by law has been equally unfortunate.
1t is difcult to prccciye why any ono in California
SHOULD be sensitive on the subject Of idolatry as
every one has gone there to worship tho golden
calf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

- STOLEN, from my nFm Howardsville, on
eYxSt Wednesday hast week, A GREY HORSE, three
four yeau old medium size. Twenty dollas reward
viii be given tor apprehension Of the thief and liberal
ward 6,r m. IIorsr - j. q. LEWIS,
sert ie-dts Scot!s,lle, -.!Jemarie, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-22

% CASTS flick LIcoRIcE consignment and for sale
CO u iiEil ladsl SMITH ADAMS.
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THE GOOD THINGS OF THIS LEE

"OOL CARDIN(i-fMr Cards in perfect order
w having been newl, filed and thoroughly repaired,
prepare to do CARDINt in the very manner the
sor notice. We secured the lc.s Mr.
JoNEs, of Nelson County. tar,r of experience who
highly recommended Superior tarl,r You
that want GOOD ROLLS send In Wool early will
cncavor 10 card all Us II n without amy delay We
determined Ia spare pains please those who
le us We will receive Wool aud deliver Rolls
We will keep constantly hand Woo Rolls Sale Ex-
change for Wool.
The Highest Cash Price paid for Wool delivered
mill IN lids NOWIIN 4 MIfEEEll
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-14
Yattst Nt(ps.
bdy- The grain crops Of Ohio arc re
ported very much injured.

bH- The grain crops Of Ohio arc re
ported very much injured.
One Of the effects Of tho European
war has been to close large number Of
factories in Germany.
RAJ Prince Metcrnich long Premier,
Of the Austrian government is dead.
Day- The wife Of the Hon. Edward
Everett died at Boston on the afternoon
Of the ID.
uen- We learn that tho State Board Of
Equalization have fixed the State tax
the present year at one and half mills
on the dollar. We believe the law al
lows three mills.
pM- The Supreme Court have decided
that there is no redemption Of lands
sold under special execution issued up
on the foreclosure Of q mortgage.
W1scoNsrN.-Thc Republican Central
Committee Of Wisconsin have decided
upon the alst day Of August next as the
day for holding State Convention to
nominate State Ticket.
KANSAS The Lcavcnwor.h Times says
the Kansas Constitutional Convention
will be held composed as follows Re.
publicans 80, Democrats 90, uncertain 2,
This was the first contest in Kansas in
which the Republicans have taken part
as distinct organization.
Among the wounded in the personal
staff: at Magenta, alongside the I'm.
peror Napoleon, is Edger Ncy, son
Of the great Marshal.
CONVICTION OF DoY.-Dr. John Doy
Of Kansas,who has been imprisoned fol
some months in St. Joseph, Missouri, on
q charge Of abducting slaves from the
latter State, was tried last week, convicted
and sentenced to the pcnitcntary for Gvt
years.
A farmer Up at Appleton, Wis, write:
! that he has field Of wheat which can bca
Mcrphy blind on chess.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-14
Ne,p ADVERTISEMENTS.
State OF Iowa, Tama County.
Cooley, Wadsworth & Co..

CtItC VI AOWA, SOuIby.
Cooley, Wadsworth 4 Co..
John II. Myers, and Rcbccca
A. Myers, his wife.
In District Court, for said county, August
Term, 1859.
To John II. Myers, 6 Rebccca A. Myers, his
wife,
You and each Of you arc hereby notified thai
on or before the tenth day of August A. D
1859, there will he on file in the office of the
Clerk Of the District Court, of said State, with.
in and for said county, petition Of Cooley
Wadsworth s. Co., claiming Of you the foreclo.
sure of mortgage therein described. And
that unless you appear and plead thereto or
or before the first day Of the next term of said
Court to be holden in said county, default will
be entered against you, and judgment render
cd thereon as prayed for.
Isaac L. Allen,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Toledo, July 10Th, 1859. vln38lw
printers Fee, $6,25.)
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-14

Yesterday Mr.. Norman Lewis lost a
calfskin wallet somewhere between his
residence, five miles cast Of town, and
the western part Of our village. It was
made with pocket at each end, between
which was place for depositing bills at
full size, and covered by fly leaves or
lids. 1t contained, about thirty dollars
sixteen Of which were in three gold pie
ces, ten, five and one, the remainder
in bills with perhaps some small silver.
A fuller description will be given by
Mr.. Lewis, the owner, if desired.
Anyperson finding the same, and
returning it as found, will be amply
rewarded.
It may DC left at this Office if moro
convenient to the finder.
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NOTICE.
State Of Iowa, / So.
Tama County,

State Of Iowa, SIS.
Tama County,
District Court, August term, A. D. 1859.
To Mr. Samuel Singer Jr.
You arc hereby notified that On or be-
fore the first day Of August, A. D., 1859, there
will be on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of said county, . petition Of
George Il. Strublc, claiming Of you the fore
closure Of the equity Of Redemption in and to
the south west quarter Of the south east quar-
ter Of section II, Of township 50, north Of
range IA west in Tama county, which tract Of
land was conveyed to said Plaintiff George 4
struble, BY deed from the Treasurer Of said
county, bearing date June first A. D. 1853.
And that unless ycu appear ut the Court
TrouAe in said county on or before the first day
Of said Court, to be holden in said county and
plead thereto, your default will be entered,
and q decree rendered against you % prayed
for in said petition.
T. Waltcr Jackson,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Toledo, JHly l4th, 1859, ylnss4w
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NOTICE.
State Of Iowa, I So.
Tama County,

Tama County, J
District Court, August Term, A. D., 1859,
To Mr. Samuel Singer Jr.
You ore hereby notified that on or before
tho first day Of August A. D. 1859, there will
be on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of caid County, = petition Of George
b. Strublc, claiming Of you the foreclosure Of
the equity Of Redemption n and e tho south
tionll Of township s. north Of range "A West
in Tama county, WHICH tract Of land was con-
yeyed to said Plaintiff George R. Strublc, by
decd from the Treasurer Of said county, bear
inr date juno first A. d. 1858.
And that unless you appear at the Court
House in said county on or before the first day
Of said Court, to be holden in said county apa
plead thereto, your default will be entered.
and decree rendered against you as prayed
for in said petition.
r. Walter jackson,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Toledo, July 18th, 1859. vlnS04w
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NOTICE.
State Of Iowa, GO
lama County, 3D.

District Court, August Term, a. d., 1852.
To Mr.. Samuel Singer Jr.
You are hereby notified that on or before
the first day Of August q. d., 1852, there will
be on file in the flee of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict court of said county, q petition Of George
II. Strublc, claiming Of you the foreclosure Of
the equity Of Redemption in and 10 the north
west quarter Of The south cast quarter Of Sec
ton IL Of township IS north Of range IA west
in Tama county, which tract Of land was con-
veyed to said Plaintiff GEORGE II. Struble, by
deed from the Treasurer Of said county, bear
ing date June lst, q. a., 1853.
And that unless you appear Mt the Court
House in said county on or before the first day
Of said court, TO be holden in said county and
plead thereto your default win be entered,
and decree rendered against you as prayed
for in said petition.
7. Walter Jackson,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Toledo, July l4th, 1859. vln3sw4
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NOTICE.
State Of Iowa, / GO
Tama County, 7 50.

state OF Town, GO
Tama County, !
District Court, August Term, A. D., 1859.
To Mr.. Samuel Singer Jr.
You nrc hereby Notified that on or before
the first dny of august =. d.. 1869, there, will
be on file in the office Of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of said county, apctition Of George
Il Strublc, claiming of you the foreclosure Of
the equity of Redemption in and to the nortl,
east quarter of the south east quarter Of Sec
ton IL of township So north of range ~ west
in lama county, which tract Of land was con-
vcycd to said Plaintiff George Il. Strublc, by
deed from the Treasurer Of said county, bear
ing date June first II. d., 1858.
And that unless you appear at tho Court
House in said county on or before the first day
Of said court, to be holden in said county and
plead thereto, your default will be entered, and
u decree rendered against you as prayed for
in said petition.
2. Walter Jackson,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Toledo, July 14th, 1859. vln3S4w
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NOTICE..
State Of Iowa, &C
Tama County, -

Tama County,
District Court, August Term, 4. d., 1859.
To MIR. Thomas Wood.
You are hereby notified that on or before
the first day Of August a. d., 1859, there will
be on file in tho Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict court Of said county, petition Of George
u. Strublc, claiming Of you the foreclosure Of
the equity Of Redemption in and to the y cf
II. 9. quarter Of section 81 Of townshipS4 north
Of range IA west in Tama county, which tract
Of land was conveyed to said Plaintiff, by deed
from the Treasurer Of said county, bearing dsto
June lst, a. d., 1853.
And that unless you appear ut the Court
House in said county on or before the first day
of said court to be holden in said county and
plead thereto, your default will be entered,
and decree rendered against you as prayed
for in said petition.
George II. Strublc, Plaintiff.
Toledo, July li,h, 1889. vln3swA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-14
Commissioners Real Estate Sale.
Julius II. Royce,
vs. , S.

VS. y 81.
Stephen p. Morchousc and others.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned commissioner acting under and
in pursuance Of I'm order and Decree Of the
Mclean Circuit court Of the State Of Illinois
in certain cause in chancery entitled "Julius
II. Royce, VS. Stephen r. Morchousc ct ar will
by virtne Of said decree, expose to sale at Pub.
lie Auction and to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, and at tho Court House door in 7ole-
do, in the county Of Tama, State of Iowa, ON
the 9th day Of August 1859, Mt the hour Of :
o'clock p. M, Of said d.y, all the following
described tracts or parcels Of land in the ceun-
ty Of Tamn, and State Of Iowa to-wit: Tic
south ! & the south ! Of the north J of section
No. 8, and the south cast south Of the
north east Of section No. 4, in township No.
sc. north Of range No. Is wcst Of the 5th p. M.
Also the south west | & west Of the south east
Of section no. 81 in township no. SO north Of
range no 10 west Of the 9Th p. N. The pur-
chaser or purchasers Of said tracts Of land
will be entitled to receive from said commits
sioner deed or deeds to the Same on the day
of sale. L. Is. NELSON, Commissioner.
Toledo, July 18th, 1859. vlnSswspfSS,o0
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NOTICE.
State Of Iowa, CO
Tama County,

AuM" SouusS1
District Court, August Term, a. d.. 1859.
To Mr. Oralinc Wheeler.
You are hereby notified that on or before
the first day of August n. d., 1899, there will
be Oh file in the Office Of tho Clerk Of the Dis
trict court of said County, n petition cf George
Il. Strublc claiming of you the foreclosure If
the equity Of Redemption in and to the south
cast quarter Of the north west quarter Of Sec
ton & Of township sc north Of range IA west
in Tama county, which tract Of land was con-
vcycd to said Plaintiff George Il. Strublc, by
deed from the Treasurer Of said county, bear
ing date June first, a. d., 1858.
And that unless YOU appear at the Court
House in sal! county on or before the first day
Of said Court, to be holden in said county ard
plead thereto, your default will be entered,
and decree rendered against you prayed
for in said petition.
r.. Walter Jackson,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Toledo, July 14th, 1859. v1n38w4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-14
How they Behead People in China.

The criminals were broushtin gangs,
if they were able to walk, or if they
could not walk, in chairs and baskets,
the latter Of kind in which hogs arc
usually carried, the basket being attach.
cd to two poles and thus carried on the
shoulders Of two mon. When the cul-
prits reached the execution ground they
were tumblcd out of their chairs and
baskets down upon tho pavement with
as little care and sympathy as though
they had been loads ofpumkins or pota.
toes. The cxecutioncrs then arranged
them in rows, three usually when there
is large number to be despatched, one
cxccutioncr taking his place at the head
Of each row, and giving each victim a
blow on the back side Of the head to
push it forward and lay it convenient for
the sword, as all knclt and awaited the
fatal moment.
When al things were thus arranged
tbG kath warrant came /; it was a ban
ner, and as soon as it waved in sight
with any verbal order being given, the
hcadsman began their work of death.
There we're rapid succession Of dull,
crunching sounds-chop, chop, chop,
and down went tho heads, while the
bodies fell forward, aad streams of blood
were shot in the air like jots Of water
fIom fire engine. The friend who was
my guide, as VIC stood on the very pavo-
mcnt " the wall On one side Of the
street where these rows Of victims were
drawn up, told ne he had been obliged
as others also had been, to step back Of
these vretchcd knccling men, when the
work commenced, lest the blood, if they
were in front, should stream upon the
street and fall upon them. No second
blow was ever given, for these dextcrous
men ARE slaycrs educated for their work !;
for until they arc able, with the heavy
swords, which are in part butchers
clcaycrs as we'll as swords, to slice a
great dubious vegetable as thin as We
slice cucumbers, they are not eligible 10
this office.
Three seconds arc sufficient for each
head. In one minute five cxecutioners
clear off one hundred heads. It took
rather longer for the assistants to pick
up the heads and bodies and pack them
up in rough collins, preparatory to their
being carried into the fields and hills
outside the walls for intcrmcnt. Nor
were they at all careful that the old
compa nionship Of head and body should
be continued, but they often thrust a
head and body into coffin which had
never met before. As hundreds were
sometimes executed at time, occasion
ally coming up to five hundred, while
scenes were Of constant occurrence, the
whole area swan IL blood-if moi, to the
horses brides, yet almost over the shoes
and up to the ankles. The earth does
not contain so horrible an Accldama, SO
true aFicld Of Horrors"
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MARI led.

On tho 7,h, inst, at the house of the brides
father in Toledo, by JOHN Fay Esqr, Mr.. An.
DREW MAIDEN and Miss J.7SE S. McRoDERTs
all Of Toledo.
The above union Of hearts and hands didnot
exclude remembrance Of the printer; for
which our thanks arc due, and chccrfully given
May prosperity and happiness be their con.
slant attendants.