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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-28
LITERARY NOTICE.

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S A N F @ r d.
FAMILY
Cat9gartit Qills,
COMPOUNDED FROM

lure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and will keep I'M any climate
The Family Cathartic PILL is a gentle but
active Catha,tic which the proprietor has used
in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly in creasing demand from
those who have long * used the Pills and
the satisfaction which, all express in regard
10 their use, has in duccd mo to place
them within the reachE Of all.
The Profession weln. know that different
Cathartics act on dir, ferent portion. Of the
bowels. -
The FAMILY CArHKR-E TIC PIT has, with due
reference to this we'll established fact. been
compounded from a 6 variety of the purest
Vegetable Extr &C is, 10 which act alike on ey-
cry part of the ali e mentary canal, and
arc coed and safe in 6 all cases where = Ca
tharic is nee ed, . such as Derangemcnts
Of tn, Stomach, Sleep mess, Pains in the
Back and Loins Costiveness, Pain and Sore
ness over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently, if neglected, end in . long
course Of Fever, Loss Of Appetite. = Creeping
Sensation Of Cold over the body, Eestlcssncss,
Headache, or weight in the head, all Innam-
matory Diseases Worms in Children or Adults,
Rheumatism, great Purifier Of the Blood and
many diseases to which flesh is heir, too nu-
merous to mention in this advertisements
Dose, to 5.
PRICE s DIMES.
Tho liver Invigorator and Family Cathar-
tic Pills are retailed BY Druggists generally,
and sold Wholesale by tho Trade in al the
large towns.
5. 4. w. SANFORD, M. d.
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
$50 Broadway, New York
Sold hy james. snanklin, Druggist TOE
Icva. vlnieiy
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n4- It is is az established fact and no
reason why any person should linger
out miserable existence from Bleeding
Piles, rs many do from ignorance Of a
cure being within their. reach. SAN
FonD's INvIGoLAToR, found in NEST
drug stores, perfectly simple, cannot in.
jure, but gives tone and strength to the
genera! system; and is an all.sufficient
remedy. I'm
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Colnmotion extraordinary.

Our quiet and orderly Village wrs yes'er-
day made the Theatre Of one of those Vigilant
and energetic demonstrations that for some
time past have been predicted. Various eff
forts for the legal suppression Of the Liquor
traffic having proved abortivc, the Ladies Of
ported by number Of the Gle gy and other
citizens made descent upon some of our Sa-
looms, whore it was supposed the crittur was
kept for the benefit Of the thirsty few, who in
eulgc in contraband beverages. After pre-
liminary Marshaling Of the forces, the Saloon
kept by Frank Epcnctcr, was entered by the
belligerents, and an immediate assault com
mcncod upon Barrels and Decantcrs. We IN
dsrstand that ssme five or six Barrels Of Bran
dy, Lager Beer Native Wine, and other Ma
tional drinks were kxockcd in the head in a
very unccrcmonious manner. Our friend
Frank, Us may readily be imagined, was very
mently and stoutly resisted the Vigilants, but
was At last overpowcrcd by numbers. After
the above exhibition Of their prowess, the line
Of march was taken to the Grocery Of John
Ncaurth, where the same scene was enacted
only an smallcrscale We believe that here
only one or two barrels were destroyed and
scvcral decanters knocked into pie. Mr..
Nesur,h being absent the defence Of the estab-
lishment devolvcd upon Nrs Neaurlh, who
with brick bats, broom sticks, and dirty water
proved Almost formidable adversary. For
sometime defeat seemed inevitable, but at last
numbers p,evailcl and the Vigiants were
again successful. The next attack was upon
the Shop Of George Sewers, but Il re the La
dies were met by a more formidable adverse
ry in the shape # closed doors. Front and
Rear the establishment was barricaded Ne
entrance could be obtained. After considera-
bic parleying several resolutions were passed
and the meeting adjournel to meet again
when the necessity Of the case should require
it AS chronicles Of passing events, it may
be expected, that we should make somc re-
marks upon the subject. These We shall de-
fer until another issue. lIopeing, in the
inca lime, that no further accession shall offer
for the commission Of an act, which may or
may not be af doubtless proplicty.
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loRK TOWNSHIP AND VICINITY
The following is the Programme Of the
9TH Of July celebration at this place,
which will take place at Linn Grove,
near Dy kcman's mill:
President q. I. Shugart Esq,
Reader Of Declaration, +. w. Mcclellan
Esq,
Orator, N. G. Wicting,
Marshal, W. I. Lanphcar, Assistant
Marshals. L. Il. Shugart and $. Eccles,
Esq, Clerks, H. Vandyke, g. W. Sci
vey Esqs. We underasntd that the Poo,
pic Of Irving will IN all probability unite
in this celebration, and that the fnc
Irving Brass Brand will be present to
enliven the scene with their delicious
music. The Grafton will be delivered at
IL o'clock A. NJ.
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DIR. BAKERS
eau PANAeEA
CURES PAIN BOTH
Externally and Internally.

DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea
Cures Cramp and Pain in the Stomach.
DR.. Bakers Pain panacea
Cures Collie, Pain in the Back a. Bowels.
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea
Cures Diarrhea, Dizziness g. costiveness
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea
Cures cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sprains and
all kinds Of Sores.
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea
Has moro real merit than any Pain Xii
Ter in use.
Dr. Bakers Pain Panacca
Is used in nearly every family in the
West.
Dr. Bakers Pain PaMacea
Used Us liniment or wash, has no
superior.
Dr. Bakers Pain I'anacea
Is tho best remedy for summer con-
plants in use.
Dr. Bakers Pain KsanaCca
Cures chronic Diseases, such as Dyspep
STA, Weak Breast, Liver complaint,
General Debility, Fever and
Ayue, canker, sore Throat,
Weak Eyes, spine and
Old sores, dc, &c.
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacca
The Greatest Pain. Curing Remedy get
Discovered.
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor, 124
Lake Street Chicago, ILL, to whom al orders
should be addressed.
June It'll, 1860.
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SHERiFF'SSALE-No. A.

By virtue Of an execution issued from The
Office Of the Clerk Of tho District Court Of
Scott county. Iowa. and to me directed, il q
ror Of A. NJ Campbell, ard against Sam isi d
Samuel r. Meyer ! have levied on andswnl
offer for sale TO the highest bidder on Saturday
the It'll day Of July a. d., 1860, at the Court
House door in Toledo, Iowa, betwe the hon1s
of o'clock A. m. and 4 o'clock p M, of said
day, the following property to-wit: the NV 1
Of " town 81 Il Of r IA west Of pm.
taken as the property Of said Samuel +. Moyer
to satisfy said execution interest and costs.
Terms Of sale cash.
THOMAS MURRAY
Sheriff, Of lama county, Iowa.
Toledo, June 9Th, 1860. {p.f. 81. pd) n3S4w
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LOG "a IL.

THOSE NAlIs-Those cheap nails, have at
length arrived and arc now for sale at the
Toledo Grocery Store by ". II. Harrison. For
price, see his &C ver,isement and then give
him call.
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Tcmpcrnnce Meeting.

Next Sabbath ut the NJ L. Church, at 3
o'clock r. NJ. Addresses suitable for the oc-
cassionwll be made. All classes are uespcct-
fully invited to attend.
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TRUSTEES SALE

the undersigned Trustee given by David c.
Lamb and hebccca Lamb his wife in Deed
Of Trust given. dated the eleventh rdeyw
Of April A. .. 1854 and recordedin boob etSl<
page 7l4-l5, on the records of ANA county,
Iowa. conveying the 81 nth west fourth : -
Of section (l3l thirteen, township (S3} eighty
three, north OF range ID fourteen, will offer
for sale and sell OF public auction on the 2lst
day Of July A. y. 1850, brtKeen the hoarIo{g n
ten to- O'Clock a. n, and four 60 o'clock P.
M, OF said day at the court house deer iH@aid
county Of Tama, in the State oil Iowa to the
highest bidder for cash the said real estate -
above described, to pay the amount due upon
the note in said deed Of Trust described and s.
costs and expenses of sale. 4t.a 4
SANDERSoN D. sTALEY, Trustee.
Toledo. June 2Sth 1850. n35u4 -
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified Administrative of the estate Of Eli IL
W Daily. deceased. Porsous having claimss u u
against said estate will present them within
ninety days from this date for settlement, and
all those indebted to said estate viii ssthe the ~
same Immediately NARY ANN T. DALI, IL
Administrative
Toledo, June 2s,h, 1860. n35w4
ORIGINAL notice. z % ,
State Of Iowa. lama County.
To Abr2m Recier:-
Sir lyon are hereby rctiiad thatth "a
i. nov on file, in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court in Tama County Petition of
Elizabeth A. Reeder, claiming Of you niivorce ~
from the bonds Of matrimony and that unless
you appear on or before the first day Of tho
next term ef said court and answer thereto,
according to tho rules Of the Cours defaults -snS
will be cred against you and judgment will
be rendered against you thereon.
Dated this I'D day of June, a. d., 1860. ys~ss sss
ISAAC L. .lLLEN, Atty for PTf.
The above orr gnal notice ordered to be served
by publication, BY the proper authority insvaunsgn
cation. f.t hi EDwa FkHi
SHERIFF4S SALE-No. S.
Bv virtue Of an execution issued from tho
Office Of the Clerk OF tho DISTRICT Court of~s
Scott county, Iowa, and to mo directed, IN Ia
vor Of Hastings & Ferby ana against NJ. =
Babcock Saml. N. Ransom, j. NJ. D. Burrows
and II. NJ. Prettynan,I have levied eny Aha 80
will efTer for sale the Highest bidder Cna
Saturday the 2lst day OF July A. D., 1850 AZ ss4ae
the Csurt House door in Toledo iowa bstwssnass $500
the hours Of clock A. NJ. md ostoek - ss'9a
NJ, of said the following property, to-wlt: the
N ELS Is 7. 81 r. Is west taken as the
pror erty Of said John NJ. y, Rarrows to salts
" said execution, Interest and costs
Terms Of sale Cash. - .4.s.....a .ssR
THOMAS MURRAY SbeviG. - = ss~"
Of Tama County, lows
Toledo yune o,,h 1850. lrfssrd neSwt
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DAKING Soda, Cream Tartar. Tea, Spices,
ID Pepper aud Ginger, at the Peoples Drug
Store. j. M. $.
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EOOLsCAP, Law-Cap Letterand Note Paper,
L also Envelops, Pens, Ink and School
Books, for sale by J. NJ. S.
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Grand Concert.

There will be a grand Concert on the eve
ming Of the Sd Of July next at the Methodist
Church by the Grinnell Musical Association
They will be accompanied b. one of the
best Brass Bands in the State. We are in
formed by those who ought to know, the per-
formances will be one Of the greatest treats
ever offered to the citizens of Tnma Co. We
hope they may be welcomed by q full House.
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RIcHLAND TowNsHfp.-The celebra
ton in this township will he as follows
1st. The Procession will form at Hell
ena q. 10 o'clock A. NJ, and march to
the grove in charge Of Chief Marshal
Hiatt, end his assistant Mr.. Newton.
Ind. Reading Of Declaration by Clark
Gimp Esq,
Sd. Address by T, Walter Jackson.
4th, Toast's and Responses.
9Th, Procession will form again and
march to table.
In the Evening there will Ball at the
Hotel Of J. W. Glen Esq, to which all
arc invited.
We regret to learn that the short notice in
our issue two weeks since concerning the
celebration Of the 4th Of July, in this Town
ship, should be construed by any, as to imply
that only the people Of the village Of Helena
we're engaged in making preparations for the
festivities Of that dry ard occasion.
The fact is, the people Of the entire town
ship, join equally in the enterprise, and 50 We
intended to be understood.
The dinner will be served up in Picnic
Style to which all arc invited to contribute, rs
well 40 participate.
We doubt not . good time awaits oil whs may
attend.
"a Those wishing good lumber, lath and
Shingles, should read the card Of "A. Gilbert
& Son, in our columns to-day, These gentle
men have recently purchased he large steam
saw mill at Indiantown, and from personal
observation, We are enabled to say they are
driving their business in very enterprising
manner. Not cont ent with supplying the inn
mediate wants Of large portion of Powesheik,
Marshall and Tama counties, they intend to
DO ready to supply their wants in the future,
BY keeping constantly on hand . large amount
Of lumber, lath and shingles, for sals and de-
livery At all Tins. in their yard
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X ERoSENE OIL AND LAMPS, for se
IN by j. M. s.
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- A few bushels Of corn wanted i'm
mediately on old subscription.
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DIR, SANFoRDS
LIVER IL WIG & h 4 I 0 R ,

NEv LIZ DEk3 SILL n klSs
IT is compounded entirely from Gums, and
L has become an established fact, Standard
Medicine known and approved by all that
have used it, and is now resorted to with
confidence in all the =: diseases for which it
is recommended. =
II has cured thou sands within the last
two years whs had< given up all hopes Of
relief, as the numer.s GUS unsolicited certif-
icatcs in my possess ion show.
The dose must be- adapted to the tenn
permanent Of the indi |. vidual taking it, and
used in such quantic. ties as to act gently on
the Bowels. =
Let the dictates Of. Your judgment guide
you in the use Of the LIVER lNVIG ORA
TOR, and it will cure- Liver Complaints, Bill
ious Attacks, Dyspep. STA, Chronic Diarrhoea
Summer Complaints, = Dysentery, Drop sy,
Dropsy, SourS,omach, Habitual Costivcness.
Cholic. Cholera Cholera Morbus Chorera In
fantum, Flatulcnce, Jaunaice, Female Weak
ensses, and Eay be used successfully as an
Ordinary Family Medicine 1t will cure SICK
HEADACHE, ms thousands can testify, in TWEEN
ty minutes, if two or three Teaspoonfuls are
taken at commencement of attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony
in irs favor.
Mix water in the mouth with tho lnrigora-
tor, - swallow both together
Tco One Dollar per Bottle.
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Der Manara, Welona, Wtalina, Wtameli,
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MELT, Wtontalpt 1nO 10 pieler allperlt Sap erll,
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1T Der I'm Oltern bon Der 6emiIden 2ebrlteae
in 6u1eltano perieste BrpfelIrr Or. Gbrtltian
- meltn plbbltb am 0er5idla9 perldieoen.
@ebpren 1892, mar ct leit 1917 proentIt1er
Profeiior Der Gbemie an Der bieli9en 9pdz
i9ule.
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9eler 9tadt itarb 9upmt9 9 4 # elm in
6olge eiue8 2eberleioen5, oa8 QSalerIu6t ber=
beifibrte. ST mar in @eirnar am "a. So
1901 9ebOren. 2n buapert iclbitltdn=
big perfuBte uno berau8ge9cbene Sdriften itlo
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t9n %filcen, finO faum 81 51blen. lhltes lei
nen Gcutanen babeu Die n6abrten einc8 1tuii=
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Guttdrau8u8, 90. O., 81. Oaai.
@eltern AbenO UNI A (lbr braulte ein Srfar
tibet bieien Srt pabtn, welder 2ule8 Dor lid
r~ieperparf led8 @ebdupe gang 5~erltSrte, etne1l
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FAINT, miro ater auf $4,000 9eIddet,
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ten Dprfe Naperlp lpuroe elm Mtann, 0tuuen8
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fabrlid nl0 eini9e lei4t perpulpet. SAT- je@
pes @ebduoe, welde8 Der Sturm erret6eu
%fonnte, lpuroe beldaot9t.
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2ettes BON 8afbimstpm.

8ai6tn9tOn, 1. SUM. Softer, Der
oenlOfr. @puperlteurszGanbipa bon YennIpl=
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fonmen am IA. fpmtrlen lte III Albanp an,
am 10. in Srltpn, bon pa. reiien lte am 10.
pieoer nad 9eew@Oprt uuo bleiben bort pom
20. Bis 30. Son Sufialp aus MAIDEN lie cine
6abrt auf Dem @rtezSee.
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Gtni9e Der Sapaneien leruen oa8 Oaguer=
reotqpiren IN Der SraOqi4en @a(erte un0 ltnp
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