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, 1859-11-12

Nrw Yonx, Nor, ll.-An accident happened
to Prof. loves balloon last night, during !
np w the hsae1 sHad ~a
that served Us weights 10 keep il down, several
feet, and causing them to dance about like pup
pet dolls. a few rods to the east Of the balloon
stands Il small tent, containing rope and other
articles in constant use. Against ridge pole
Of this tent the balloon was driven with great
violence, breakins hole in the muslin through
few minutes tue xsy-eight thousand feet Of gas
ia the balloon had escaped, and the lately ex-
panied e1ote presented the appearance Of L
collapsed mass Of aabby rag. involving the pro-
prie.or in dead loss OF nearly three thousand
dollars. 1t will be repaired Immediately, and
the imitation resumed.
, 1859-11-12

LzAvxSwoa7a, Nor. 1.-THE express from
Denver City on the Sd inst, with &C., 900 iu
treasure. reached hero to-day.
i. D. Williams, Delegate elect from Jefferson
Territory, has also arrived.
1t is said Tint his seat wll be contested By
Dr.. Willing. It is alleged that over eUV votes
were cast for him and :hiown cut By the can
yassers.
The election Of Steele for Governor is con-
irmed-
The Legislature would meet On Tie 7th inst.
The weather in the mountains Was very fine,
and the mines continued to yield largely.
The Utai, mails Of the 2lss uit- hare also
reached here, but they bring no news Of I'M
nnrtnnra
, 1859-11-12
PENT0N & COMPANY,
Wholesale Druggists,
81 Lake Street,

OFFER FOR SALE At LOWEST PRICES
Is HbIs. Pure Ltnseed Oil.
5000 Calls. ". Il. Whale oil.
1000 F." ELEPHANT OIL,
1000 6 Sperm Oil,
10 KbIs. Meats Foot Oil,
10 I" Gator oiI.-Prlme,
10 g Olive Is -
100 t< Cnmphene.
so s. IuEpenlfne,
auO q IlohIl..'No. l and 2,
so Casks Sal Sode,
rs Is Sodn .1hIf.
quo Gum 0pinm--Turkey,
20 OF. 1Eorphene--P d ",
$50 1Su. Canary Seed.
100 - Hemp T"
SO Bales Tcrrn JaponIcn,
laO Kegs n. G. t3lcarb. Sot1n,
15 Efalea Prime Eastern Hops.
10 1sbts. -AEn*rlcan I.fn$lass.
so Boxes Olive Oli"Quarts,
So 's IS Is pluts.
SO Barrels whiting.
100 Boxes Genuine CASTLE Sonp,
50 Tbs. Psice'a Glycertue,
1000 IS Carapvay Seed.
100 1sbls. Alcohol,
SO BurnIn: Fluid.
Y6..,-1.1Y3
, 1859-11-12

WANTED-A 4 medium sized fur
~ n'shtd House for the ut-tes months. .Adlreza
Dra~eE44.3 Chicago post o3ce- nei9ea.-lw
, 1859-11-12

We would call attention to The card Of
the new law firm OF Goudy & Waite, in cur
columns. sir. Goudy, one of the members Of
the firm, is the distinguished Senator from Full
ton County in tbe present Legislature, and G.
3. Waite il well known to our citizens.
, 1859-11-12

Qr1cK TtxE rnoa Mon11E.-Yesterday the
Mobile Daily hgiz.er Of the Ssh inst, IVES
placed upon our table in 6l hours u minutes
after its publication, rio the Mobile and Ohio,
and the Illinois Central Railroads.
, 1859-11-12

BOARDING Two Large and
~ Pleasant suits OF Noma, tn Reas kettse
Hen Ind wives. IN ps fAfiy. 1ith.a tze Ii nrs
"a K OF tAe past Gt3ee. A-G.ess aIx45. Eo.1l~
, 1859-11-12

WAsn1Sc7ox, Nor. 1.-THE Secretary Of
State has appointed Col, IF. II. Brown, OF yir.
giuia, as commercial agent for the United
States at Monrovia, Libelia.
-Adolph Gosling has been recognized by the
President as Consul General for the Kingdom
Of Hanover At New York.
, 1859-11-12

B.lrxonE, Nov. ll.-Judge Kemp Of The
Orphans Court, who Was the candidate Of the
American and Reform tickets at the recent elec-
ton, has written letter to the Governor, de:
clining to accept the commission, on the ground
that the election was so vitiated by force and
fraud as to afford no test whatever OF the popu-
lar choice.
, 1859-11-12

MILWAUKEE, Nor. 1l.-Keturns from 81 coun'
ties eive IN aggregate Of majorities as follows
Randall, rep, for Governor. l3.4ll; Hobart
dem, $3.50. There ere % counties get 10 be
heard frun,, Which in 1851 gave small Repub
1can n1aioritv.
, 1859-11-12

sesaou" 1llncas Of Judge Douglas.
The telegraph announces that Judge Doug
las condition was regarded as more alarming
yesterday. There was rumor On the street
last evening. that private dispatches had been
received stating that hi. condition was hone
less, but We could not trace 1t to any rcspons;-
hlA RnnreM
, 1859-11-12

ALBANY, Nov. 1.-THE fullest returns get
received givc F. ". Leayenworth. Republican
candidate for Secretary OF STATE, as5 ma jority,
but leaves the result doubtful.
The Journal still claims the election of the
entire Republican ticket, but by reduced major
ities from that Ut Gr.t reported.
, 1859-11-12

The newe frcm Wisconsin this morning in.
dicates that the Republican triumph in that
State, is very decided. In u counties Randnll's
majority is orer 5000, while the remaining
counties to hear from garc Republican major.
i{v IN 7cE7
, 1859-11-12

WANTED-A few good men used
~ sn working shout 4 L7wstr establishment. L.
quire It the onea Of HANNAH. LAY / Co. cor Canal
5i 12cks+a Asreety, nc9x4E
, 1859-11-12

Sha~nee County-Topeka gives Parrot l9l
majority. I:
Jefferson County-Four townships give Par
rott 36 minority. !:
Douglas County Lawrence gives Parrott 364
majority, the vote b4ng rs follows: patrott
4s:t, johnson l:5. uec5mpton gives johnson
l50 majority. !
400 majority, and Atfhison county about 100
"i!sTt;s Fs11c!t, majority il Delegate from kan.a.
will probably reach sIgpo.
The Republicans iave majority in both
branches ot the Lesis hture.
, 1859-11-12

Movements Of ttP Texan Guerilla,
c"r9cna":
Nay oaastss n So M;wR'o ;,e G5ands 5ss c'ty
il is rcporsed that vrtenas has two bands
numbering 100 mea.
The Br"wnsvi.le pc8p!e were greatly dis
tressed. The mails Ut all been interrupted,
and Cortenas th1ea.eu&l to destroy the Town
to its aid.
, 1859-11-12

POAleDING-A large and pleas
~ ant suite OF with ard s;r gentleman and
wifi, 4t3s A~.tc s'1ert cj.acr NA-aas:ur. ptt XIV
, 1859-11-12

Urea. y. T., Nor. 1l.-Gcrrit Smith shows
continued marks Of insanity. No one is allowed
to see him, bur it is understood he refers in his
rawlings to the 1asper's Ferry matter, and sup.
poses himself under arrest.
, 1859-11-12

NEW ORLEANS, Nnv. 10.-Adviccs from Tam
pico have been received to the 1st inst.
It il stated that Gen. Aarlueza had deter
mined, afcr council Of war, to evacuatc
Guadnlsiasa and retreat
, 1859-11-12

RECEIPTS OF FI.Dk.kE. WHEAT
AND CORN 1T THE II EST.
The receipts of F:our, Wheat AID Corn 4;
the principa! receiving points in the West dur
ing the past week compare with the week
p1cy3ous Is follows;
, 1859-11-12
MARRIED,

At St: Jane, Church. In TIL. city. the o.h Inst. tv
th. K-.. X. H. C.IsSs ~ L. u Mr. i. F. BUTLER
AID Aiss ANNE T.. aAaEhtcr Of the l4e Rev. ". Z.
fE:1k!ia.
In this city the evening Of tie TO- Inst: by the Rev.
A. i. sos.yn, Ar. fHAscI3 AcWADE AID M!.4 JANE
, 1859-11-12

T0t1. .Is9.E.G s.I.E45 -T.T HsU59 T.F7 U
II will br seen ,lsa, tl:re is 4 heavy tallins
of in wheat at MI tho receiving points, except
Cincinnati, wiicl. has received about Is, ,0h0
bushels more during ti1c past week. There is
also falling Off in t! c recg;,is Of flour ut ali
the po;nts named, except Chicago. which IT.
ccivcd 1000 hb!s more than tho week pre-
vious. The receipts at cleveland for last week
hare not cc.nc to hand, Int VIC lcar they arc
also n,,cl! lighter than ,'s;1a}.
An important feature Of the above table j.
tho large receipts Of new cora 4. t:lis kcason oI
the year. Chicago aud Toledo however, show
tile only prominent f i-.uccs n tic NcsL
, 1859-11-12

D Strangers and citizens requiring presents
will lind every variety Of chaste, rich and ele-
giant fancy goods at John D. Parks Bazaar Of
Fancy, III Lake street.
Also elegant bridal and party fans, pearl
sticks, in white, cherry. blue and painted silk.
lair pins in gold, coral. pearl md blue.
Head dresses, q variety Of beautiful patterns.
tuck combs. in steel, shell inlaid in gold, steel
buckles, slides. cl4sps aud bracelets in great
variety.
Furses in velvet and F1oEeatine, set in ivory,
Garters, ID white, Cherry, drab and blue silk
with bows and rosettes, in kid, linen, buck,
silk and velret. a gr> at variety Of other line
goods. Call end see John D. Purk, l34 Lake
street. poll-Gk
, 1859-11-12
fCAGO, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER u, 1859.


II, sERITES, 4i.e,:iii"s. 4gvs:. 65 bear3or"-ts
i. al.horzI ree<re d1fsst3s for tAas .ard all s
L1uiiay Pa,xrs of the North He. j4l.bea4-y
, 1859-11-12

Gas sF1xrrnEs.-Drown d Wilder are now re-
ceivins from Cornelius + BAKER, and other 1nan-
ufacturers. large assortment Of late patterns
ofChandelers Pendants and other Gus Fixtures,
Globes, &c. all IN need will please call at II
and ~ State street. ocl1:am
, 1859-11-12

pIASo FuRTEs.-Just received fine assort-
ment Of first Premium Piunos from the manu-
factory Of Boasdmau, Gray + Co, and other
New York manufactures Fur sale or to rent
"a The most favorable terms By W. ". kimbalt
No. 81 South Clark street. Lo1-Gk
, 1859-11-12

ITO RENT-l0O feet Of lit floor
L No. 1o5 Lake s:seet also. 81 story 19eu!se
tn Tia pft s.lS4s, np3+13r
, 1859-11-12

B See advertisement Of Coraell l. Co.'S
two-thrcad noiseiess premium Sewing Machine
&nd universal hemner, No. 133 Lake It.
Gna7-lY
, 1859-11-12

Dispatches from Leavenworth estimate Par.
rost's msjoHty over Johnston (Dern.> ut 1, 900,
, 1859-11-12

~ Messrs- Gilbert & Sampson continues
pets, rugs, curtain goods, etc., at the store Of
john West. M. Ill Lake street, this morning
ut :.i O'CLOCK, precisely.
, 1859-11-12

ST. Lorn, Nov. ll-Joseph " Thornton, who
shot Joseph Chsrless In June last, Was hung
this F. II.
, 1859-11-12

fE Co to John jones, 11c Dearborn street.
will be well done and ut prices to suit tue ticaea
TWEEDLE-pEE ASp TwEEDLE -prx.--Beware Of
any other concern dealing in Lamps and Oils
that pretends 10 be branch Of the Lamp and
Bos.on kerosene md good Lamps. is 10 come
or send to l.6 Clark street.. We guarantee
every gallon of Oil sold to be as represented.
Remember there is vast difference in Lamps
Us well as Oils. Therefore, don't buy those
which FIRST came out, which smoke and emit m
odor. uQl1.I2t
, 1859-11-12

Local NEWS Tnox ABRoAn.-Tho Republican.
Of Chicago elected their candidate for ,lf1yor
Ane, SAL
Chicago has gone Republican BY e,lao major.
ity.-St. Loast -Bulxtin, l0kh.
The Republicans Of Cook county. {Ch,c.co
and ricinityl haue elected their candidate for
hgtttr, BY 1,ee9 majority.-Aauauk4e SEMI.
| nj, l1fh-
, 1859-11-12

The WrArnEa,--Ycstezday's Is ,neteoro'ogy de-
serves an item, and colamn could not do it
more than justice Dull, dismal and dismal and
disagrccable it wns throughout-a rainy even
ing following daylight that had no sunshine,
giving US sleet, rain and thunder, all on tie
same dAY.
, 1859-11-12

OrT TITS AFTEnSoos.-The second number
Of the Saturday Ertn,n2 Rtrif,r will make its
appearance this afternoon and be on sale at all
the news counters. It's first number was well
received, and We learn that the second number
will fully sustain the character Of lis preGe-
, 1859-11-12
Seuator DcNElRhs 1IIueAs.

WASHINGTON, Nor. 1v.-Judge Douglas il
much better this evening. lis disease is
simply an attack Of bilious fever, nud no. gont
in the stomach, as WAS reported in the New
York papers.
WASHINGTON, Nor. 1l.-It was thought last
night that Senator Douglas was recovering
from an attack Of bilious icycr, but to-day he is
dangerously Ill.
Gov. Willard. of Indiana. is now in this city.
, 1859-11-12
a9aa1lfEn.

WANTED-A neat Cottage with
= In Two b'o.ts Of City cazs-resd not have orr
Eve foons- laerA rex. 11l Il pad. AG3IeAs 4 u
tsp:xh post tnle. toI1x3t
, 1859-11-12

.sEou the AI'wau.sc $ta1!lel. il.,.l
We g're table Of Tue n'ajorities for Cover
HOT, reported or complete, US received at GU.
oilice up to 10 o'clock last night
, 1859-11-12
RrfsE & Grihttttr,
CHICAGO.

SOTICE TO NAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
The date a the eut ii tLc s:p Which your
painted. Ws7"a f;< tA- nI+. ,.e sn!<rxiI1 expires.
1nseas then renewed VII! t iiscnauued. ea.e remit
hr:ae eat date vow wish liz p.jcE continued. II.
, 1859-11-12

Ep1roEs rnEss AND TR1ncSE IL an1 sorry to
see movement i'll The matter Of Horse Rail-
roads looking to laying track across CLARK
Street bridge. should have crcn more regret
did beieyc the project was in any danger of
succeeding. aln friend to Horse Railroads.
believe them the poor mans friend, and q
great humanizer and equalizer in our city life,
but l au opposed, and believe cur citizens
are opposed, 10 adding even a tithe to the pres
ent heavy tax upon the accommodations OF the
Clark street crossing Of our river That bridge
has enough laid upon it now-as any one would
agree who should stand cren ten minutes and
watch the ceaseless tide Of horse and foot across
it during the business portion OF the day. The
Horse Railroad track would be q serious nui-
sance there aud the general public would be the
1nsers. There is no need Of sympathy with the
Horse Railroad Companies, il that be the claim
urged. They voluntarily assumed their present
position and the public has call to hei them
out. 1 trust the Common Council will defeat
aud refuse the measure. 4 C17lzES.
, 1859-11-12

EAnlr cLos1Sc NoucE.-Wc. the under-
signed, Hardware merchants Of Chicago, do
business ut O'Clock P. ~, iron, and ailer tbn
18th day Of November, 1858, to the 1st day of
, 1859-11-12

DEs1nrc1lvE F1nz on NORTH KNIFE SrRrrr,
Yesterday morning about nine O'Clock fire
o'clock fire broke out on Kinzic street, in the
North Division, originating ia the grocery
nae. The flames spread with great 1apidity,
giving the occupants barely time to get out, and
tue lire gained IN extensive headway before the
engines arrived. The buildings adjoining be-
ing wooden, aud n high wind blowing ut tue
time, the fire WIS not extiuguishcd until the fol-
| lowing tenements were burned:
No. ~, two story building, owned and oc-
cupicd By Alexander Valley, as wholesale
aud retail liquor store. The building was
valued at &, 400, aud with the stock and fig
tures was insured for $500, The loss is about
se"e.
| No. II, tWu story frnme house, owned by
Nelson Peterson, occupied below as meat mar
kes by George Dalch, the same living upstairs.
The house WAS valued at q 400, covered By in,
surauce il the Etna Company, Mr. Dalch was
insured for $500 an loses $500. The building
was totally destroyed.
No. SC, two story frame house, occupied be-
low us grocery and provision store by Johr
S. Wallace. The buiiding was valued ut Il ,tot
and stock at $l.5Oo. There was al insurance O
$500 upon each. This building and stock wer,
entirely destroyed.
The next building was the large three s.or,
frame building known rs the Globe Hotel, ownet
By Ole Williams and y. ]. Lee, of Relcit, Wis.
but ut present uuoccuped. Tho west end Q
the building WEI damaged TO the amount o
about 81 l,0ec, which is covered ty insurance.
J. .sobcy, druggist, No. 81, in The baseuen
Of the Hotel, lost about $500. His stock wa. ip
surct1 for $1,000 il the 1Icme md Common
wealth Offices, and valued at 5000. Mes.r:
Noble Rome, liquor dealers, No. -, suffer
slight loss in bFcakuge Of goods.
For some reason the alarm was ta1dily give
and the sane may be said Of the fire in tt
. West Division on the morning previous to tb
above. The watchmen on the look-outs shou]
be more yigilant, aa heayy interests of proper,
and lie rest with their watchfulness.
, 1859-11-12
THE CITY.

Council Proededlnga.
For full report Of Council Proceedings, see
third page.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
Original Notice.

State Of Iowa,
Tama County.
In the District Court Of said State with
in for said County
Cooley, Wadsworth 4 Co.
VS..
John IT, Myers and Rcbecca A.
Myers his wife, Hall s. Honorc,
William II. bolton, .. Bannon Il
Honorc, Nathan Fisher, Franklin
Davis, Merritt A. Turner.
10 the Defendants above named and each Of
them. You and each of you are hereby nsti-
fed that there is now on filc in the office Of
the Clerk of the said District Court within and
for snd county petition of Cooley Wads-
worth & Co claiming of you the foreclosure OF u
mort ge and that unless you appear and make
defence thereto on or before the first day OF
the next term Of the said court TO be holden ut
Toledo in said county and State Judgment
and decree will be rendered against you rs
prayed for in said petition.
T.. WALTER JACKSON,
Sol'r for Plaintiffs.
Toledo, November, 10th, 1863. v2n3wf
(priAtors Fee, SG,25.)
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
The gu,vn Transtript.
10 O a t..

~ We arc pleased to lcarn that eur
old friend j. NJ. Shanklin has returned
to our Town, and intends to mako it his
residence in tho future. Ills many
friends will find him daily at the Drug
Store, South Of the Court House.
lie has recently purchased the same
fromshis father and intends to furnish
it With : large supply Of drugs, medi-
cines, paints, oils 30, to supply all the
wants Of our citizens. Give him call.
~ We are informed that our School
Directors have employed Mr.. John Nc
Lain 70 teach school in the building one
door west Of the Farmers Store.
This b ! proper and commsndabls step
for with The present arrangement Of
buildings for school purposes, moro than
one school i needed in sur Town.
Mr. NlcLain has the reputation Of being
al excellent teacher, and We believe his
employers will not be forced to regret the
bargain aud selection they have made.
Parents who have children large enough
to send to school should realize the al
vantages afforded the present wsnteI AID
keep them at schoo! steadily, in order to
acquire that boon, which by 10 combina'
tios Of adversties in future life, can they
be deprived Of
rsa- vs. had several .hsrp caps Al
lhaplsr, here today, accompanied With
some ruin.
aa.. Our weather. contiuuss cloudy,
vet n.ilis and pleasant, for tie time q The
ycas.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

8 a N X III II =.
Cook 4 SARGENT. Davenport, Iowa.
Cook. SARGENT s PARKER, Rock Island, III.
Cook. SARGENT Cook, TT. Des Moincs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
&Iacrifi',S Sale.

By virtue Of an execution issued from the
office Of the Clerk Of the District Cotrt of Iowa
County, Iowa, and to me directed. in favor OF
George l.. Laughlin, and against George A.
Morley. have levied on, and will offer for sale
to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 10th day
Of December a. d. 1850, on the premises, in
Carleton Township. Iowa. between the hours
of o'clock A. NJ. and l clock =. NJ. ofsaid
day, the following property, to-wii; about
twenty acres of Corn standing on said preIni-
ses; i, being on the farm that has been former
" owned by George |. I.anghin IN said Town
sllir: also one third OF about acres to be de-
lverel in the crib on said premises; taken as
The property OF said George - Morley TO sat
isfy said execution. interest and costs.
Terms of sale Cash.
THOMAS Nit RR.AY. Sheriff
of Tana County, lowe.
Toledo. Iowa. Nov. 18th, 1859. y2usw4
printers Fee. 500. pl.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
G OLD = H N =

E-POlNlED. REPAlREDsAND MANC-
IL featured at No. 81 Chestnut St. Saint LOU
is Mo. Constantly on hand full assortment
of entirely Superior Pens OF our own manufac-
ARE expressly for the retail trade.
Pens for repointing can be sent by mail
with perfect safety--thc amount enclosed in
P. @. Stamps or Bank Notes, at the following
rates: Large size, - cts; Small, 30 cts.
ylul4 HIGGINS BROTHERS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
COOK, SARGENT S DOWNEY,
Bankers and EalerS In ExChang'

o " 4 G 4. q.
Notes and Bills collected and proceeds re-
mitted to any part Of the United States.
Bills Of Exchange on all the principal hanks
of the United States and Europe, bought and
sold. Sight Bills on London, which can 30
cashed in eny town Of Great Britain, Ireland
or Wales, in sums from 81 and upwards.
Remittanccs mado to direct TO france.
Switzerland, Denmark, Prussia, the German
States, ETC., etc, on the most favorable terms.
[iuiy 80 -nlO
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

IL. W. lAS'eAAM.
MATCHMAKER JEWELLER !,
No cARrENTER'S BLOCK.
CON MERclA STREET,
CEDAR RAPIDS. -. IOWA.
Matches, Clocks, and Jcwclry neatly re-
paired.
Toledo June 23l, 1864. yl-ns5-,f.
OLIVER S'rARTSMAN.
pERLER IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS 4 JEWELRY
Silver s Plated Ware.
Scissors, Pocket Cutlery, Stcctacles
AND ALL
KINDS OF F.iNCY GOODS.
n. Il. Repairing of all kinds done & war
rante,l to give satisfaction.
Those visiting the city will find it to their
advantage to give met call.
powels Block first Brick Block East Of the
fremont House.
Icwa City, July |. 1887. nS-tf
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24

CANv ASSERS WANTED.
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS
Fifty Dollars q Month and all
Expenses Paid!
VIC wish to engage IN active Agent in eve
ry County throughout the United States and
Canadas. to travel and introdrce our New
Twenty Dollar Double Thread Lock Stitch
Sewing Machine This Excelsior Machine is
Just patented, with valuable improvements
which make il the cheapest and most popular
machine III existence, and acknowledged to be
unsurpassed for general utility. A limited
number of responsible agents are wanted to
solicit orders by sample, to whom salary of
$50 per month and expenses will be paid. For
conditions and full particulars address, with
stamp for return postage,
Wv. HARRIS& co.
No. Is Shoe 4 leather Exchange,
Boston, Massachusetts.
November 18th, 1850. vaniwS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
NEW GOODS.
Having just received q large md well Sc
lected stock, Of

Having just received large and well Sc
lected stock, Of
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS.
VIZ: PRINTS, SHEETlNG,
DENNIS, SATTINETS,
DOE SKIN, CLOTHS, JEANS,
FLANNELS, COT. FLANNEL,
MARINOES, COBERGS,
CASIIMERES, SKELETON 4
GINGHAMS, SKIRTS,
SHAWLS, GRAIN SACKS,
COTTON YARN, WOODEN YARN,
HOSIERY &YANKEE n O.
TONS
Of every description and full variety Of ev-
cry thing wanted by the People tosh.ell them
from the piercing winds Of u Prairie Winter.
also
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-24
DR.. BALD Y,

Again offers his services, Ito the inhabitants
of Toledo, and vicinity as Praeticing Ply
stefan and Obstetrican,
Special attention giyeI to Diseases of Fee
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will receive special atten-
ton.
Also, all cases Tint other physicians cannot
cure, more especially the various Fevers Incl
dent TO the West.
Those whose fears have been excited against
the excessive use Of Calomel, or Mercury, in
any iorn,-Nay rest assured they will receive
no iniury-durinc treatment.
Toledo, Tama County, Iowa.
DR.. BAIDY.
November 18th 1863. vlni