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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

SrtcIpE o. Az EccrNrEic CuARACrER-LouiS Druck-
or notorious "irdsu Goctor OF $. Louis, suddenly
di,lrre5rsd from tlst cry The 10Th Of OstOber On
bt slsr us, Is opened snd Characteristic
a',er Discovered expressing his Intention to commit SUI
else, add bequeattiug his body 10 medical college.
Drucker was agsd sevcuty-our year,, and had led a
most eyeutul and exciting hle In Berlin be enjoyed
good reputation tor his wiz aud kepta large wine garden
sherc the orders Tor drinks delivered BY the walters
on ponies In Lap,c ue kept also urge establishment
here the cUp bearers grls sliding about skates
mounted casters wheels Financial difficulties over
.cos him aad be removed TO Loudon, where he publish
I'd a humorous paper la 1852 he came 10 New York,
where be created great sensation by his wit. Thence
he removed to Chicago and 81; Louis. la turn be had
been hotel keeper vine merchant cigar dealer, aud
t,ty turaed his attention 10 medicine, and became al
Iutian doctor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

A YoUSG LADY MURDERED ~ A SLAVE WOMAN
Tie Aardsrs,s Caught AND Hanged Reliable intel-
q, nee from Fulton, Cillosay county, Mo- apprises
that shocking tragedy occurred within eight miles OF
that place on Saturday last In The house of a Mr..
Barnes vas a female slave Of rascible and dangerous
en9sr who had frequently been enrnged at Mr.. Barnes
dtuzhter Susaunah j., young lady Of some eighteen
wears Of age SATURDAY. morning the slave TeneY was
cent 70 work in 0orrGsd, aud the family set cf at
tend meeting OF kind having Mis- Blrues alone
A. home Ou returning from the meeting they hor
fsd 70 fud her shockingly beaten to DEATH and the
aoor and walls OF the Dwelling bespat red with blood
The dunet-able had been SET evidently, by Miss B. and
her knitting work lay dissrranged on the kitchen
Dor. Tue kitchen showed blood and signs
OF a struggle. Blood marks were visible along
The walls 20 the eastroom on the floor and walls Of
which was much more blood aud the room exhibited
CLAIM traces Of a violent strife Next the blood was
Traced 20 the West-room where the murder had been
committed, and where the corpse found lying 10
gore.
T,e slave woman called ard forn to have changed
Ter IRE since morning 90 Search the dieSI found
"A the b ID hidden aud bloody. shovel found
tl,ody aud battered When confronted with her bloody
dress the woman confessed that she had killed Miss
Barues She placed in custody Of deputy constable
Henry Willing who rode of in haste fer the Jail At Fulton.
When within three miles Of Fulton he was overtaken by
party on horses who took the prisoner from him. led
her to tree far or aud there hanged her until she
vas dead-Si Louis Dem.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

PoLIrIcAL RIor AT WAsurSGroS.-7he Republican
WIgpdn Torn On!.--The political excitement in Wash
ngton, on the night of election was intense At mid
night an attack made upon the Republican Wig
VAN and dsgraceful Of riot and confusion en-
sued. The Washington Star says that an immense
crowd of men, calling themselves National Volunteers,
gathered the Avenue in the vicnity Of the Breckin
ridge Headquarters, aud in body proceeded to the
Wigwam where the order having been given to attack
the building rush made to the main door, break
log the open, simultaneously with which, and a
general rush up the steps, pistols fred and stones
thrown Instantly demoishing all the windows on the
east side and many others the north and SOUTH Those
gentlemen who had remained in the building in the upper
story were compelled their Only hope Of safety, TO
take to the roof The rioters forced their way into the
main ball where desks tables banners &C. placed
and demolished ers'.thins. Pistols were fred and the
house was almost completely sacked. After this "the
rioters addressed by their leader continues the
Star who claimed that it a disgrace to the city TO
have such organiz tion 10 the city of Washington,
ard ought be broken up After various threats TO
fire the building and further acts Of violence the crowd
again ranged in line. Cheers then given for
the National Volunteers and Breckenridge and Lane
| when the order 20 march was given"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
WHAT PROJECTION SHALL WE HAVE?

II IA conceded that Lincoln Is elected Il is question
Of Importance nov WhaI has the South for proecdoE
Let "a see.
I The Supreme Cour, Of the United States.
g We still have the United States Senate; and
We have the UnitedS House OF Representatives,
No bill could come before the Executive for bis sigma
ure that had not received the sanction OF both houses OF
Congress No appointment could be made 10y him With
OUT the sanction Of the United States Senate.
But let Us suppose that he attempts to DO unawiul
things that he attempts violate the rights OF portion
Of the people % STATES Of the Union, TO transcend 10
any respect the authority vested in bin by the Conshtu-
ion ane laws What Is the remedy Impeachment by
the House, and trial and punishment by the Senate If
found guilty. Having both branches Of Congress on the
side Of the South and the Constitution, can any man
lou6. that they would perform their du,ys We should
thus have three distinct rampsrs against aggression be-
tween rs and the President Such would be a.
once d!snisd, constitutional, safe, and would raise u
NJ hosts OF rieuds everywhere. The sympathies OF all
conservative Ssu Of Ell classes would be on our side
and with such a basis OF moral and political power aud
cordial urcu North and South, against sccionalI-m,
can any reasonable doubt that q. the next election
the Republican sectonls.s would be routed horse foot
aud Dragons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
elected LineoIa.

Ia pa-sg app yeserdiy, threE Oat the idea that
ths eecon OF Lincoln far from being the result Of
sectional feelings and considerations soely-that in a
great measure Il had been brought about by The dis.
heartenng Effects Of the Yaneey rebellion a Charleston,
aad, IN still greater BY the corruption OF the Bueban-
an administration We have already the confession Of
III, Phiadepha Eorfh AmSrieaa, zsalous and iahuen-
tia supporter Of Breekiuridge this Ell Ct However
large portion Of L.neoas supporters may have been in
alsnesd By hostility he South Il Is perfectly sale TO
say ha blt Tor Buchanan and Yancey be would rot nov
BE- President elect Considering the thai prevailed
IN bis election, the NariA AAerieaa SAYS:
IL nav Be proper this time 20 consider What princi-
Ma I'D policy are Involved 10 the slection Of Mr. Lin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

SgNnISG TIE ELXCLIoS RErURNs TO CALWORSIA.-The
extension Of the Pacific telegraph Fort Kesrney short
ems the distance betseen The san Francisco and the At
sutic States about i'ty hours The St. Louis Democrat
SAYS the usefulness o. the line will be put to the test
20 communicate the returns OF the Presidential election
10 California An extra Pony Express is ordered to leave
Sort Ksruey the moment sufficient is known TO make the
result certain TIE extra" will be hurried the
n 1s az the rate OF about fifteen miles hour aud is
expected 70 reach the eastern terminus Of the California
telegraph 10 I've DAYS There the will be taken uT
and elsgraohed 20 all parts of California aud Oregon i'm
medatsy By this the result Of TUESDAYS cleo
on should be communicated 70 Pacific ueghbors il
-igkt dlyI from the time Of the electi0.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

FoEuipAsLE FoRTRsss.-Fort Nouroe (O.d Point
Comfort Va il said 70 be rendered one Ut the most
formidable oIuesses 10 The country lis armament has
been Improved Ia many respects and looks truly orui
Jabe Tue number OF guns mounted is no ess than two
hundred aud gh y-age, which throw twelve thousand
four hundred and seventeen pounds Of iron. There are,
Decides these ten moFsrs and i've siege hoWzsrs The
new tort commonly knosn the Rip RAps, will, when
perfectly completed have one hundred aud eighty eight
,aca Coumbai and dfy-iour forty-two guns, all case
mated aud ght suuch COumbiads and iOrysiK nine
inch dilto al enJar5ss. Nothing that could he done
20 perfect the ssbs Of the battery has been neglect
Cd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

RAcHEL's JEwEIs -Rlehel moulders In her tomb, but
her Jewels brilliant in her lie and more trouble
som. A gold and diamond sauff box-she took snuff
diamond brooch and bracelet which belonged 70 her
from proentaes, undoubtedly are In the hands
tf United States authorities in New York as smugged
goods They we're seized az jewelers. store, where the
claimant Prus,Aa doctor, alleges he had placed them
Tor sale finding himself out Of funds and obliged TO sell
ubat be had bought and meant to keep as mementoea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
The counties yet to hear ON gave the following ma

Bell has still to overcome 499
There was report last night that ST. Marys had
given 400 for Breckenridge, which would reduce the
amount to be overcome by Bell 10 about 70. We do
not hoEever place full reliance in the repO ted maor-
ties for Bell in Hartford aud Carroll counties.
LOUISIANA.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. s.-The State Of Lc pisiana Is
believed TO have gone for Breckenridge.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, Nov S.-The majority against Ii pcoln In
New Jersey, will probably reach 1000.
Eleven Republicans and ten Union have been elected
b the Senate as far as heard from.
Thirty-tbree Union and tWenty-eght Republicans
elected 70 the House.
Nixon aud SIratton, Republicans, and Steele, Cobb
and Perry, Democrats are elected 10 Congress.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Nov SIN ten counties, Douglas 5,SlS,
Bell unknown, lincoln l0,l34, Breckinrdge 430.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

AcrloS o. Gov. PETrUs, OF NississlPPL-In a speech
at Maeoo Miss Friday last Gov Petius said that
tbe SINE wire which conveyed the eec rc fash q q.
brought the intelligence Of LneolnS election the next
instant should carry back his proclamation convening
the Legislature OF Mississippi and be warned them nov,
ta-rs vas any member Of the Legislature present
be prepared TO set out fOI the capitol Of the SAis the
next minuse.H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

ACCIDENT TO BLoSDIS,-Whle Blondin was perform
ing on silks AZ Troy n Y las, week, be attempted 70
turn summersault but the crotch that sustained the
rope suddenly gave Wy, and he f, amongst the seats
ADD people bcloW BE considerably hurt by the fall
and one Of bis appeared be partially parayEed
by contact With the hard substance OF the back Of seat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
TgE ROYAL MEETING AT WARSAW.

THE ROYAL MEETING AT WAT5AW.
A Warsaw dispatch Of the 26th announces that on
that day the three Princes and their Ministers held con-
ference of an hours duration.
Nothing is said the result Of the proceedng' be-
yond questionable statement In the Paris OpiHtoHs
Rationale that the Russian Charge dAAres at Paris re-
cCived dispatch the gath, the following effect:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
TIE NEXr CnNGkESS.

The result Of tue election for Congressman has been
loss sight Of in the greater iaicset Of the Presidential
canvass These elections however, are important mas
uch As they have decided the political aspect Of the
next Congress agsnst he Republicans 10 fifteen North
era States that have already elected they have lost three
members 10 the Northern States vet TO elect hey can
scarcely make any gains Giving TO the States yet to
elect tie same political distributions as in the present
Congress the House Of Representatives will stand as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

CtILVER PLATED und other GOODS.- Silver
- Plated Caors Table and Tea spOons Bitter Dshes and
Knves Ivory Handled knives Tea Trays sets add sing Ja
pansi Fol SITS Brta o. fee Tea Pots Goal OIL Lag s
e's-' '-S' Wn y BUTJER 4 SON,
noo Ne ~ Pearl street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

We tandor our thanks 70 fFlsadS 10 diasrsna per
TONS of the State for their prOmptudO in sending to US
returns Of the recent election We have compiled nom
them aud other sources Of information the following tab
uar statements which exhibit the result OF the election
As far as heard FROM We deem needless to occupy any
space with details but give few extracts from the let
ters received
FRANKLIN.-"We have heard from only six OF thirteen
precincts. We have only room to say 30 iar
thought to be 4 complete triumph"
HALIFAX The vote given in this county by far the
ureest that has ever been poed and the majority FOR
Breckenridge is much larger than any Of his friends ex-
pected."
FAIRFAx-"Lineon received "a votes In this county.
At one precinct Mark Carton who voted the Lincoln
ticket was 6laeksd with primers ink this afternoon
BorErouRr.-A correspondent at Hncastle, thus
writes:
"Let the kettle TO the trumpet Epeak;
"rne trumpet 10 the oAnnonter without,
"Ihe tbs heavens the Heavens TO the ear'h
For Botetourts gone for Bell Yes sir She is right
for once Voted the Wing ticket the only time in the
annals of history The majority is decided one Bell
will not fall far behind Douglas aud Breckenridge togeth'
err. A gain of a. least 200 for our side.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
UNPRECEDENTED 81
THE oxYGENATED BITTERs

For years medical taxed and the skill Of the
physician exhausted In hope discovering remedy avail
able TO cure distressing Of all diesses-DrsPsTA
well a. ts long Of evils under their various
No medicine ezed which would speed ~ permanently, tGc
tuay and radically and eIpe these deses from the s
ten until Dr. Green made known his dlseoveryof
The Oxygenated Bitters.
Such power peculiarly that which for
feasonA sk yield remedy readily the disease
days standing For ali diseases Of the Stomach and IL
gssss Organs, General DEBILITY Ills equally salotay
and certain
Typhoid Fever. Dyspepsia, and Debility.
worthy csen Of Lake Village but the testimony Of 'hous
ands Of Ike sufferers: . ,o.o
Me,su 8. W. PowLE A Co., Boston, .
Gentlemen Eight years since attacked WITH TyIOh
F.rer y digestive organs In vey feeble condition
totally unable perform labor ud eat but the ghte
and mps Cd Without eAuaR Distress and the various
medicines which had produced favorable aterah Ia
the disease eontnued In this MI cradle condition for several
months until brnlher nw (hr. JOSEPH Bun = East Bos
bCe Of The 0IYGs brEss with sucs STR
OF lis yrtas that iduced 70 FiVe trial
before n. effect quite VISIBLE
Ia restored eomfort bic state OF heath This
remedy have recommended 10 some OF my tyspepue
friends, and always with the most ss,isiaeory results
Preuared BY sETH W. IowLR co. Boston, and for al
whole.ale ard retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADn co..
PETERSON DUyAL RI hmond and BY all druggists and
dealers In medicines in city and counus loels de4wlm
FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FEvRRS
| are cured BY perseverance, with
BRANDRETHs PILLS.
which takes al psoni Of whatever nature they may be- from the
circulation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA,
November 5, 1852 (
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORY

November 5, 1852 I
49, THE BOARD OF Directors
49, being 10 session the President anneusetd the death
q HANCOCK the CaAher's Assistant WhsreupOn
Resoed TlA the long of sl connection Of W. Lee with the
Ills Uniform and nplry ty, In yeace,
manly department. had Inspired the members OF the BOARD,
aud his brother Offices wi 81 respect for him. and that they
and lament his that maness the respet for
his memory and yupahy for hi, bereaVed family they will at
terd his funeral
Iced That the Cashier communicate these prcces5n 10
this wlioE Of NJ Lee.
mott J. A. SMITH, Cashier
GOSHEN RUETER.-s0 Kegs prime Goshen Butter,
W Just received for sale. CHAn 7. W0RTHAd 4 CO.
nj q
EHAmPAGNE.-Ont The way expected ! arrive in a
well Of uehe Rb Droue, at Mareul (Ay
and seal Champagne Of tie famous vintage 81 1851 fer sale
by o. CKASZ,
noe No. Exchange Block.
NL IS wARE.-Fine Gu. lad Pressed American and Be-
NJ hemisn Glass ware such 3obes Champagne Wines,
Tu nble Lenonads Cese' Jelly Glass; Frht BoEl' Pr,
Naples spoJn HOiers, fat Cellars Hook, Uaret
and Cordial aAse Finger BONes Wster Bottles Go les Coal
oil Lamps ChlmaVs ard Wcks Flower Siads Fsh Globes ke
Persons would do well 10 call at the china store Of
TH05. A. BUL LILY co,
nos 49, MAO street
DOHT WHITING SKS.-BeAuifa Pa.
tlc Il Mahogany Writing SKIS OF the Enz
ish c Work Boxes from the aeep the eheaPe quail
it, 70 sale by TH0s A. tULKLEY co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

L EGAL ETHICS
IL Eaay Professional ihics By George Haywood. o.
May Oober ey The Young Dressnaker. illustrated i2c.
History Analysis OF the Consultation Of United States
by Nathaniel fowle Counsellor ~ Law, Washington, d. O.
eli 5
Annual U 8 Digest Vol lob. $500.
Orderly Book Of at Portion OF the American Army station
williamsburg, Va under the eomman OF Gene
Andrew LEWIS from March 18th. lTze 10 August 2sh
liza Printed tho original rpts vito notes An
Introduction ~ Chs Campbell, Esq, author Of the Hhoy
ofVlrgin =, &c. $3.50
Odd People Being popular description Of Singular Of
msp. By Capt Maybe ReL With Ilusrs ton. soc.
The ezous Of Central Africa picture Of Exploration
By Rich'i y. Barton Illustrated t8.
The MountAn FROM the Travels OF Edmond About
author Of the Roman Question o.
Te OF Cooking and Domestic
my BY Mn HaskslL tl25.
Of Lectures the Various Forces Of Matter and
the, Relations each other BY Michael farady, D.
FRS b0c
MIS- berts Career An American Story by g. Holland
thor of the Tittercoms Letters, 6o. &c tl.e6
The Ruined Gamser BY Geo. W. NJ Reynolds Complete in
volume. Doe
Tn. Man with Yys wives BY Ais1. Dumas Of Count
Mote Crso. o0e g.
L,ns Joe, ssqutO Love Ne, Leave Ne Not By Pierce
Rich sond Ia Gone Dsy Second Edition viih many add
For saleby WEsf JOHNSTON,
Bookseners, las Main at Rchrond.
Nm Oejev promptly attended N. nf9
| E0 aHDs. CUBA ss0sC0VAD0 mOLAssEs,
Oh for sale by n0sAdiv wh. WALLACE soNa :
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

60 aHPs; sUss s.cOv Ts sI H2SA ssss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-09

In the above SO counties to BE- heard FROM GOgginS
msj. was Sl2.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-26
From Charlie stem.

It certainly is useless to follow min
utely the proceedings of this convention.
They breathe strongly Of confusion
worse COMPOUNDED =
Rampant Democrats are there, who
would like Popular Sovereignty plat.
form others the re-adoption Of their old
swivel platform, framed at Cincinnati IN
1856 with the principles Of the bred Scot.
decision attached, and still others de
mand a platform declaring that the Con-
stitution carries slavery into the Terri
tories, and thus the war goes on.
On Saturday last the convention
passed resolution that the Committee
on Platform should report to tho Con-
ycntion in one hour the Bayard (slayc
code) resolutions. This resolution was
adopted by 152 ayes to l5l mas. The
Douglas men claim the minority vote as
their strength. It was reported that liz
Southern delegates had pledged them
selves in caucus, never to vote for Doug.
las in any case.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-26
Pacific Railroad Hill.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati, Gazette, writing under date
Of the 26th ut. says:
Col. Curtis, the vigilant Chairman Of the
Special Committee on ito Pacific Railroad is
encrgctically at work and is full Of confdc nee
that his bill will 60 through the House The
minority opposition is not as strong as it
was week ago.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-26

rsg- 4 steam pillow has been introduced
into Sommersetshire, England. It pillow.
cd upwards of 5 difficult soil in day.
The same amount Of work would have
employed 10 horses. The expense was
is an acre, and blowing by ordinary
means would have cost at least double
that sum
reeas. The printing Of the new code has been
awarded to Mr.. ]! Tcesdale for 81, 9o; per
copy 9 being the lowest bidder Tor the same
We are glad to learn Mr. Tccsdaic has the
job.
"a, The books in tho library Of the British
Museum occupy twelve miles Of shelves.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-26
/" w Q arc not
DIR. BAKERS
PAIN
PANACEA.

u y
flooded, it becomes oftencr the duty Of
the journalist to warn the public against
imposition than to commend medicines
and remedies that possess merit; but
when a medicine earns for itself ar.pu.
tation, and becomes an absolute necessi-
in every family where there is disease,
and when those who use it never after
dispense with it when they ale in need
Of remedy for pain or disease, it then
becomes the duty Of the journalist to
MIKE such medicine or remedy as wide
~ known as possible. Our attention
has frequently been called, as we'll by
those who use the medicine as those who
sell it, to the unexamplcd success or
BAktR'S PAIN PANACEA, which
has gained popularity and meets with
sale uncquallcd by any medicine that
has ever been sold in this country. -
Marshall Wtouoisan.
For sale by
JOHN D. PARK, rrop'r.
III Lake Street, Chicago.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-26

ED- We learn that the Engineers Of
the Cedar Rapids & Missouri River Rail
road, are already il the field, surveying
the route for the road, and may be cx.
pected along here in eight Q. ten days
at the fartherest
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-26

a@- Deputy 9. S. Marshal Armes, Of
Kansas, was shot dead at Topeka, recent
y, by prominent citizen named Ri.ch
ie, whom he was endeayoring to arrest
on an old charge Of robbing the Post
Office.
The charge was an old one trumped
up, for his arrest. Richie refused to be
arrested. Armes marched toward him
him with drawn pistol, when Richie
with his own pistol shot Armes dead
Richie gave himself up, was tried and
acquitted.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-26

s<l- Mr.. Phineas Helm Of Indiantown
left for Pixies Peak, day before yester
day. Our County has suffered but lit
tie the present spring from emigration
thitherward, and We regret to part with
my, especially Our best citizens.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-26

p0- By the late arrangement Of the
Pony Express across the plains, news is
now carried from Liverpool in England
to California in 20 days. The distance
is nearly half way round the Globe.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-26

MARSHAL Cove learn that Sam
uel Coblo, for the murder Of DR.. Bisscll
last fall, was tried at the last term Of the
Dist. Court in that County and sentenced
to 8 years in the Penitentiary and to
pay $1,000.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-26

Eag@ The Keokuk, and 1t. Desmoincs and
Missouri Railroad Company have succeeded
In raisiningt 100000 in New York, which
will complete the road from Bentensport to
Eddyyillc, So miles.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-26
DE- ?. l.. BALDY.

Again offers his services, (to the Inhabitants
Of Toledo, and vicinity as Practicing Ply
stefan and Obstctrician,
Special attention given TO Diseases Of Fe-
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will receive special atten-
ton.
Those whose fears have been excited against
the excessive use Of Calomel, or Mercury, in
any torm-Nay rest assured thoy will receive
no injury-durin. treatment.
Every person will be expected % settle their
Indebtedness every
SIX MONTHS. BY CASH, PRO
DUGE or NOTES..
Positively, present indcbt-
edness to be paid Immediately to I. d. MAR
TIN. DIR. r. L. BALDY
Toledo, April 2s,h, 1860. vln4y2n26ly