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Prices Reduced
OF
and SHOES!

I'ONYlNCED from -ad experience, that the
\ credit business Wall not pay, believe |
have aCcummu dated more persons than any
other one IN FiAdiay, GceOrdmg 10 my means
AID now suffering tie consequences. ,,S by II |
have lOst more custom, money, and fiIeudS.
ihtn hy any other cause; besides losing my
own credit 10y loanlng 1t 10 others: and now
sutsiicd that | can sell Boots aud Shoes NJ a
less f1ce and ut better quality for CASH, as
| can buy for less prices and have y better
chu,ce OF stock, Sc. am determined 10 try
g he experiment of selling ia: READiPAY on
y. or H., equivalent Ia trade, at REDUCED
PRICES.
Hides, Pets, Flour, Wheat, Corn. Oats, &c,
considered A. Cash. T.. ID. ARDiNGEE.
september !, l>6O.-flw
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Providing for the election Of Marshal aud
Treasurer.
PASSED SLrrEUREE l.r. lNGu.
SEC. !. Er u ordained hy the Town Council
ut the incorporated village ui Fiudlay. That
There hc elected at the uuuh corporation
election. ou the nr,t Monday IA Arm. on,
Thousand eight hundred and siNly uilr. 1T the
strnc TIM" and place aud uu the same ballet
wlik Mayor and Trustees, and Huuuaiiy there
AFTER one Marshal aud one Treasurer Tor said
Incorporated Village.
SEC. >. That So much of the Ordinance
which provides for the appointment ul Mar
shal and Treasurer by tho Town Council. pass.
ed June 2lSl, lsjH, bc Hnd the same is hereby
repealed. ISRAEL GREEN. Mayor.
WM kLAMROril, Recorder.
September II lSGO. iw.
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APPLIC ATIONs promptly attended to, and
I1,II,S
Ds NJ = To " u " y
August 10. ls59.-[Gm.

" REElLlNG, formerly 4 resident of Ham
IL. cock county, Ohio, now supposed to re.
side in the state of iowa, but whose particular
place of residence Is unknC wn, will take notice
that George Van Eman, of Hancock county, in
the state OF Ohio, on the 18th day Of July, A.
D. 1860. did file his petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas within and for said county of
Hancock, against the said II, Rehling, defend.
ant. setting forth that the said II. Rehling, on
the 10Th day of June, A. d. 1857, executed his
six prOmissory notes Of that date for $50 each,
payable to Henry Gibson or bearer, at the
times following - one in six months, one in
twelve months, one IN eighteen months, one in
two years, one in thirty months, and one IN
three years from the date thereof that the
said II. Rehling At the said last mentioned date,
executed to SAID Henry Gibson n mortgage on
Inlot No. 10, in the village of Van Buren,, in
said county TO secure the payment of said
notes; that three of said notes, being the three
first due, are paid; that the three last due are
now the property Of the said George Van
Eman, and are now due and unpaid; and pray.
ing for II judgment on said last named three
notes against the said H. Rehlng, for the sum
oC Sl33 Al, with interest on s33. IL from Novem.
ber 30th 1859; on $50 from June goth, 1853;
and ON $50 from June 20th, 1850; and that said
premises may be sold to pay such Judgment;
and the said II. Rehling is notified that he is
required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the 3lst
day of August, A. ID. 1860.
July Goth, lsG0.-t6w
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which for durability, cleanliness. beauty, and
usefulness, renders them preferable I, ANY
"thcr: aud ON account ~ tho small price 1t
costs ir set uI good Teeth. none need be
tuu'hless.
Gail at hrs Office aud SEQ specimens.
All operations warranted, and ~ cheap as
other Resident Dentists.
go CoraluG Work pat up for other Dentist
on reasonable terms.
FiSDLAY. Sept. II. 1860 t2m
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Attention! Everybody!

YINHE undersigned respectfully informs the
i pubic that he has'bought the entire stock
of articies'aL the well known
aroeery Store OF ftosenthal ~ Oettinger,
Where they have on hand and viii always keep
for sale at very low prices
Coffee, Sugar, Candies, TrInketss
Tea, Molasses, Cakes, Notions,
Flour, ProvisiOns, Wines, DC, &C.;
In short, all articles usually to DO had in well
stocked and well assorted
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Deceased Tooth aud Gums treated IN u scicn
tic manner; aud Teeth nlled with Gold Foil
Siauel, az Oslcnplnstic, witch resembles h'
natural Teeth, aud ut one half the pr,ce e.
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Try this remarkable and most inter estlng
remedy. 1t Ia composed OF tie concentrated
Juices OF the most powerful and the most
soothing Plants and Roots In nature, chemical.
" combined and insulated IN we'll sealed glass
Battles. and charged by q powerful Battery
Thus possessing in addition 10 its superior
medical virtues, strong Magnetic and Electric
properties, profoundly penetrating, and emi.
nontly quieting and soothing. IL relieves pain
and inflammation Mt once. (when freely appli-
edo relaxing the strained muscles and nerves,
giving new life and vitality by its life.giving
qualities, TO paraized parts and chronic or
long standing complaints. and weaknesses, NJ.
laying nervous pain. (Neuralgia,) irritation,
and removing distractions like Il charm. In
deed all who have used II, speak Of IL as truly
wonderful medicine and esteem II by far, SUI.
periOr TO any and all other external remedies in
use. Happlied IN season II is an unfailing rem
edy fort the Group, Sore Throat, Inflammation
of the Lungs, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys and other
organs. Rheumats sm, Spinal Irritation, Ague
IN the Breast: and ut all times cures Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Sore Eyes, Ear Ache
Tooth Ache, Aguo in the Face, Pmples and
Eruptlnns of all kinds, Piles, Bruised and
Sprained Limbs, Burns, Frozen parts, Chill
blains, indolent and long standing Sores
Wounds, &c. &c. IL will also restore tho Hair
to tho Bald Head, and prevent the Hair from
falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has beon extensively
used upon Canal and Draught Horses for Calls.
Wounds, Sprains and Lamoness, and II sure
horses, and the Foot All on sheep. All the
PrOprietors ask for the Magnetic Ointment Is n
fair trial. confident that all they claim for H.,
will be found true TO the letter. In the neigh
borhood where IL Is manufactured, many peo
pie buy II by the quantity, and " is kept and
used by almost every inhabitant IA Panacea
for the numerous pains and aches every family
Is more or less afflicted with. We sav again
Try Or. TRASK'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
None genuine unless signed IS. Buell. with
IA m 10 40 n N TAI N :
around each Bottle, and circulars left with
agents. Price 2j cents for small, and 37i cents
for large Bottles.
"a. LANGwORTHY,
For sale by I ISRAEL. GREEN,
(JULE. =. DENNIS,
DRUGGIsTs, FiSDLAY, ONE;
And all other Druggists in the county.
Rs All orders should he addressed to w.
NUDGE & CO., Earlville, Madison county.
New YORK.
October IL, lSJ9.-lly
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mr.. JACOB CARR.
- SURGEON DENTIST.
OBico Ut Cares Hotel.

Has practiccd Doniistry fer sixteen wears IL
Findlay, and continues ti attend to al calls il
his nrUlpSsOu
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BRANDON or BRANDONl
BRANDON OF BRANDON!
OR BRANDONi

BRANDON OF BRANDON!
BRANDON OF BRANDONi ny
Mrs. Emma D. z. N. Soutbworth.
Mrs. Emma ID. z. N. Southworth.
Mrs. Emma ID. +. N. Southworth.
Last and Best Story!
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w oTEAchEns'--rhe Board Of fSchoOl Ex.
Il amlners for Hancock county, Will hold "A
session for the purpose OF examining Teachers
AZ the Union School room, In Findiay, on The
nrst Saturday OF January and the nrst Satur.
day oi February, and the hrst and third Satur
ten o clock, a. m, untilfurthrr notice is given
JOHN BOWMAN, Clsrk.
FIspLAy, Jan. !, 1850.
N. u. All applicants will be rec quired to pre-.
sent 10 the Examiners certificate signed Nv
Two or more OF their present or previous en-.
lployers, giving y satisfactory statement as 10
their moral character and faithfulness AZ
Teachers; or, II they have never taught, one
signed BY their Teachers, certifying 10 thei,
moral character and studious habits.
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Executors Sale.

DHiLIP WOLF's ESTATE Notice is
il. hereby givon, that tho subscriber has
been appointed aud quslihod as Executor on
the estate of Pulp Wolf, late Of Allen town
snip, Hancock county, Ohio, dcceHsed.
JOHN W. h'CAUGIlEY,
August J0i 1850 l3w HucutOp.
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Artificial Teeth
CORALlTE PLATE,

Inserted on any desired Fliito. ~ the very b,
style. We more especially desire To "a I
.ti itCutiuu of our hat rOuS tu thr
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Published by LOTT, KEEN & CO,
- Philadelphia, Pa.
THE WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND;
THE WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND;
THE WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND;
or, The Daughter Of the Coal Pit
Or, The Daughter Of the Coal Pit
or, The Daughter OF the Coal Pit
by NJ. 3. PERRIN.
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Tin and Stove Store.
A NEW ESTABLISHMENT!
TIN"ARE

fNHE undersigned would call The attention of
i. the public to tho fact that he is engaged u
the mannlAGLure Of evorYthing in the limo of
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, tArriuS. Beware u; Jl imitation Niih
, The words. Extra signature Al. NIuE <
Goa printed acr"-- the upper part oi a."
: vi-uci,c "u the wrapper. All E"uuth"
have 1ui uuc signature uf "a. j. WHITE y
Co.,. WlIrh Is u the bottom oi the wrap.
pcr p"r,uu~ deal n. 90 lhr .u.,uIru Hrt..
, cic MI bee dealt with according iultW.
B. l.. JUp~UN ~ CO.
Solo pIuE..,'nr-
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An Ordinance

ISRAEL GREEN, liagOr.
WIN nIfDTU. yS a.. - .
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Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended hm hy the citizens of this com.
muilty, and CuHsciuus at hIS ability to please
lac musl idSlldIun, in every particular, he fe
portlully asks ui the public continuance ul
hclI favor NJ. GOLDSMITH.
March roth, leG0,- I6n
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08
The EcDrasha Election.
Gross Fraud Attempted.


The true returns from the Nebraska
election gives Ill majority for Daily,
the Republican candidate for Congress
The Legislature stands rs tollows:-
Senate, Republicans !: Democrats G..
House, Republicans %; Democrats
-.
The Nebraska Republican, gives the
following account OF III attempt at
gross fraud ~ Morton, the Democrat
lc candidate for Congress, and his min
ions:
"Onc ct the most audacious pieces OF
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08
The n Rlnien Alunlbns

The Memphis .1ppeal, y leading
and influential paper, says:
There is a vast deal Of nonsense
exploded about the effects OF Iincoln,s
election. In the first place we do not
believe that Lincoln will be the next
President, aud if he should become
Buchanan's successor we do not mag
inc that amy irrcmediable harm will be
done. He has only y veto power, and
can do nothing to injure the South in
reference to any Of her peculiar inter
ests until the Senate and the Supreme
Court are radically changed. Ii the
States south OF us choose to convert
this republic into another Mexican con
tederacv Of miserable factions. war
ring States on account of some fan
ciel wrong which may ormay not here
after be imposed upon us, we can only
say that such States will lose the mos,
sensible part OF their population. Let
any extreme southern State secedc ami
set up for herself; let her begin i sys
tenn Of taxation adequate to the sup
port OF an independent government,
and the conservative tax-payiny citi.
zens will leave politicians to manage
the whirlwinl, whose tcrrors they have
awakened, and will crowd into renne-
see and the middle States and their
cities.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08

The Navarro {Texas) Espress, Of the
9TH, has the following remarkable par
graph:
"0n Thursday morning.. the dinst.,
four respectable citizens ofthiS county,
all members Of our County Court,
were fonnd hung in the public square
of this town. Various are the conjec-
lures rs to the causes of this unfortun-
ate affair. We presume, however it
was owing to the fact that they were
members Of the County Court. In
saving this, we must here enter our
declaration that we know OF no con-
duct Of theirs which deserved such a
penalty. 1t is thought the presence
OF the Chief Justice could have saved
them from such a fate. As we will
hereafter speak mor OF this matter,
We withhold comment until further
developement shall put us in possess
ion Of all the facts connected with this
melancholy affair."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08
The West III Congress.

An exchange says, it VII require
about la5.oa0 persons fnr each mem
boz III Congress Eaaer The nnw census.
A. the population II Ohio IS 2~.5.o.o0o
she will get twenty members with i
large unrepresentetl faction. The state
will. therefore. loose one member.
The population Of Michigan r 75o.-
coo. which will give her six mam,ers
IT Congress instead Of four. rs at pres
Il Wisconsin will also ret six She
now has three. Iowa will lie entitled
u five members. with i chance for a
sixth. inliana will probably gain II
member. she has now eleven.
Illinois will H. entitled to thirteen
members. with i fir chance for four
teen. She has roy nine.
Minnesota, whose populations loo.-
600. viii loose a member, and haze.
tor the next ten years. one instead Of
two Con@ressmen though to-day she
has population enough for two. The
census is based on the number Of in
habltants III the state on the first day
Of Jane. 1850:
Missouri will gain two members
She has sever now, and will have nine
hereafter. Ilacing the Western States
IN tabular form, the representation for
the next ten years. as compared with
the last decae, will be as follows:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08
From Washington.

WAsH1SGTcS, Nov. 1-Semi-oficial
adviccs received here show that, ow-
ing to the energy Of President Ospina
and to Gen. I~Ierran's directions Of
war operations, and TO the patriotism
ofthe people, the revolution in prog
ress in the Republic Of New Grenada
by this time is at an end. In the de-
cisivc action Of Oratorio, fought h.,
$500 men 600 were left on the field;
and in the combat OF Mamgales Gen.
Mosqnlra lost 800 ont Of 2JOO men.
Ii is mentioned as a noticeable fact
that no revolution commenced in New
Grenada has evc triumphed, and that
the present one, which seemed likely
to be the longest and most fatal in its
results, is the soonest put down. The
principle which the revolutionists were
lighting for were the exponnding Of
the Federal Conititution in a nullilica-
tlonsense, ..hut the victorious party are
now urging a revision ofthe Constitu-
ton in 4 more conservative spirit.
Thaddens Hyatt, previous to leaving
Washington for Boston. Tuesday, for
the purpose Of obtaining relief for the
the suffering III Kansas, laid before the
President ofthe United States extracts
and documents under oath to show
the ~deplorablc condition of the people
Of that Territory.
100000 copies Of the 100000 copies Of
Agricultural part Of the Patent Office
Report ordered by the House Of Rep
rcsentatives, have been printed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08

w. 3. DANIELS & CO at Naronro
have one Of the largest Stores in Cen
trail Iowa. This firm have long since
acquired the reputation Of being the
most extensive mercantile dealers III
iowa City. and the same reputation
they now claim and deserve for Maren-
60
They certainly must trade to suit the
people OF their dealings could not be
50 extensive. Persons visiting Narcn-
90 will find their Mammoth Stock on
the west side ofthe public Square.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08
Grain Trade i'm Chicago.

The Chicago TriJnne, in summing
up the grain trade Of that place has the
following:
..Redueiae the -four to bushels. the
receipts OF wheat during the month OF
October amoun to 4.03S,213 bushels.
against a.so9,53G bushels in September
and a~,a32.tt2 bushels in August.
The total receipts Of wheat includ-
ing flour since the 1st Of August
amount to ll,19O,22l bushels. against
7,221, saj bushels received during the
same period III 1850. The following
table shows the comparison with form
CT years:
RECEIPTS or WHEAT ISrLEDING FLOUR
DURING AUGUST, SEPTEMBER AMI oC-
TnREC y70P FIVE vE spc
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08
Secretary Cobb.

We see now how the internal policy
Of two successive bogus Democratic
Administrations works. The men who
have i'll the South displayed the 0
disguised contemptfo for the rights ofthe
majority and for the perpetuity Of the
Union, are those who have been most
literally rewarded by Pierce and Bu
chanan. provided always they believed
in the almighty niger, and were apt
in daming Republicans. Here now
the union is threatened hv a parcel Of
bankrupt merchants and politicians,
who want 70 pay their debts by il law
preventing their collection, and get
power BY riding new cxcitemcnts: and
foremost among those who are in.iu-
cncel BY their cries aud insolcncc arc
the highest officials of the government.
Mr.. Cobb, the Secretary Of the Treas
ury. goes to New York. and there for
political effect plays the part Of IN a
larmist ,inlulgcs in puerilc and impotcnt
thrcats,elad inlanguage that i shoulder
hitter would use. and makes 4 spectacle
Of himself that patriots might weep to
see. He had hoped to defeat the tax
inc Of the loan Of ten millions, which
Congress had authorized: and so conf
dent was he Of his powers as a bully
and in the thorough rights Of the cap
i%talists. that, when the bids came
the aM ards were made 1T an avcra oe
of one per cent. above par, he found
that he had neglected to print the prop
er blanks connected with his loan: and
the public business stands still to wal,
his motions.
Will he be reprovcl by Mr. Buchan-
an Will he, with treason on his tongue
and treason on his heart. be removed
TO make way for 4 man who will OBJ
serve the obligations Of his oath, and
be true to the Constitution that this
brawler is ready to violate? No, he
belongs to the class whose nrcronatiyc
it has been for ten years to rule by fair
means or foul-whose curses Of the
North. Of the Union. of Liberty and
the Constitution have fallen thick and
fast whenever defeat or danger Of de
Feat has walked them up. VIII the boz
Gus Democratic Journals condemn him:
Not by a line or word.
Thank God, this reign Of aristocracy
is drawing to a close. Men are about
10 b placed in power who will be ODE
dient to the majority, true to the Con
s;itution, and steadfast to the Union
\ mar is going into the Presidency.
w'ao will appointno disuniomststo Office
AMI WHO, when his Secretary Of the
Treasury goes to New York to bear
down the stock market. unspt;la bust
ness, and create alarm, will take him
by the neck and heels and throw him
ont We wait for the incoming ofOll
Abe as the beginning Of the end Of this
lisuisien clatter.- Ckicayo Tribune Oct.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08

The children Of Jacob Cooper, who
residedin SuAield, recently
held a family meeting. They are
eleven in number, and there has never
been a death among them. Their re-
spcctivc ages are about g., G5 G3, 81
50, 81, So, So, 81, 80 and AT; and the
sum total Of their ages is about six
hundred and twenty eight years and
three months. There are three daugh
tersand eight sons, and seven of the
eight are good Republicans.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08
EEcar. what Physicians say,
RESTRICTING
cdr. CklRxSYlE'S
Ague Ba1Sam

= m =
Many high minded physicians, who arc
above the narrow prejudices which govern too
many Of the profession, and are willing to nc.
kno Wedge wherever found, are using the
Batsam in their private practice, with salts
faction to themselves and n%ndoubted benefit
to their patients. One physician writes; IL
with confidence recommed the Balsapt AZ SUI
pcrior to an otherpreparatios;'
Says another; 81 have sscd il with une
form success and con confidently recommend
it for those complaints for which is offered 90
= remedy" III
Once more: afo ry knowle1ss Il has never
disappointed the reasonable expectations q
those who have used ii" IS 49,
d Still another writes: 81 have no hesitation
in saying that it is, q safe, Convenient and
very ef6cacions medicine"
Doctors use 1t las sensible q thing -
they can do)
II. N. Butler, Mofenci, SMich, writes: t.YaAv
medicine u doing wonders hArS. Even thu
n. D,'s buy II to take themselves whom they
are sick.pt ~ as std ssaas sfaa,
f4 JOHN D. PARK ieT Il i
I'm l24 Lake-st, Chicago, Ill. gat
IA 1t +@Z tNET FA $3.50 AAI VIZ xAV
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08

Coon Apples are certainly a rich
treat in this land Of uncultiyatcd fruit.
Mr.. James Shanklin fully approaching
this has secured for orr citizens. mum
Der Of barrels If tie same. which in i
few days he will be ready to deal ont
at his Grocery Store. At the sane
time lie will also receive 4 large supply
Of fresh Groceries, all for the people Of
Tama.
Those wishing Groceries shouii
Give him 4 call