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SaDingSbnnf BON Baltimore,
cen 2. Npril 1860.

Der 9rafoeut unO bic Oirenoren Der Saptns&. gaut bon goIti.
more baben beute poni lleberfhuB bes @ef9dits fir bic Iebten orsi
1blcGen.
Drier gstra9 lit ssiebIi9 lpl6eu @unmen s~uoet6eilt woroerr,
mel6e en Sa9r Ooer lin9er in Der Bant 9eitanoen 6aben, unS smar
in ~fol9enoeiI Mbltuhui9en;
Sir DepcltensSlnueu bon 3 Sabren cine
Grtra=O ipicenoe ben 6 Rro.ent,
Sir Depoiten+S unnen bon 2 eesahreu cine
Grtra-D tpi6en6e BON 40rcaeut.
Sur Deppltet-S ununeH ben einept Sabre cine
@rtra- Otpioenee BON Nrp,snt.
DNe Dioiosnoe 81 ben reseIndbiSe iibrliden SntsrefIcn bon A
Nro3ent 8erebnet, tpel1e am &. april jebeS Sabres auf ben @rebit
ieoes DeppftcrS ibertra9en werben, nladt fir Sic lsbtem Sabre
tr Summen, wel1e ntHt peni9er ais einSatr feben, 6 Hroseut
ldbrlt9, peae cen lleberi9u6 Der seniibten Srerehen Su ben ni6t
9e6O9enen idbrltIet Sntereilen bin5aSuretuen
Dte StaatS- uo Staot.Garen aut Die Deppften Iiuo BON Der
Sant be3ablt wprosn. sos sH4es8 fefg4l LhA
s. i9e DUioenbe wrb BON oieIent Gage an amf 6en grebit itees
DepoiitrrS d~bertra9en meroen nc ais Oepoftuui f9 perinerelf-
rem Bis lie 9ebpten ipirb. rrcsa"
Die @rra-D tptoen6e imo Die idbrli6en SCntereIIen weroerl gum
gintra9en m bic Si9er aler Oeppitpreu am Oor na9 Dem q, b.
IttS. beret elm.
Gie Office br gaat lit ofen Montas8 bon 9-1 nbr, umt
an ben abr9sn Ga9en ben l0-l lbrt I'M 1epoIen a~nsluebmcr
uHS ans8u3a9len. uno Die au9enenen @efb6fe gu belOrsen.
Gb6 lsoc1R SIN Suffrage ee5 Confess; rs
,9u9H17a r. lnr4D Nr6tbaIb StirIiu9i pr6i6eut.
ns4ela} .h S.. Saurin @prrtg, Sbotneiisr.
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@aibtn9tpn, 5, Gpril. DuS bemo>
Nationul<@em frat, DEM friiber err
lpdbnten Iufrtf 9enld6, beute gcrntitta9 bier
5uIamnlel1. % Staaten lparen pertretelt. Son.
@ep. 81 @alo,pel lparO in SlbueIenbeit Dc8
6tdter8 Snlalep gum Gpriiser aeripd9lt, pu8
Srn9reBnit9lieo gollallbi9bam gum Setretdr.
Ginltimmi9 p1rp heldlpIiel, haB eS inter
ben pblpalteipen luuitaltDen untbullltd iei, Die
Convention ppn @6arletpn na4 eiltem anOeru
Srte gu perlegen.
Da8 epnltte perta9te lt9 oarauf uml am Fl.
glprtl Sormttto98 10 llbr IN Dem @rpBSQc9enz
3imnler Der 6retlnuurerzS aIe iii g6arleltpn,
oa8 i9m 5l rieiem 3pefe ausebpteli murbe,
pteber 5ilammeu3ufpnnlell. Peg
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Xcle9rapbti6e NEabrtcbteu
8ertdtet fir BEN e8aGttmpre Weder."
NOlt0reB..


& Waibtu 9tphj 5, 9tpril. & Senat.
Softer ~itbergab 10 @iusoben ppn 8ir9ern
Gpnnecticut'S, ipprin INN 9lbl6affung Der
56naps<9fatipnen auf Der 9, ct. Nariue &C.
betel1 plrb.I ssr 9nf5 sa eaes
@illpn be1ntraste, ca8 WdlitdrzG Omite nit
einer nnterltdun9 rariiber 5t feouftra9en, oh
oaS Srie98miniterium ODER IpnIti9e 0feBie=
rung8beamte md6reno Der lebtett 5tpei Sabre
@pntrafte iber @ilen fiir Sffeatlide @ebaupe
ab9eidlDlie1 ltttp auf i~peiieu grtoritdt berartise
@ontrdfte geutadt tporDen.} Stud lCDe eine
a9ali6e uuterl tdun9 IN 9etreff oer @~Cntratte
iber Su9eln nnb 8pmben &c. an9efeQt werpen.
Da8 GOnite lcll ba8 0edt 9abeh, 3eu9en II.
Bapiere gu requtrtren.
Die semeinlame 6elolutipn iiber ben @mz
pfans Der iapaueli&en @eianptI&aft wurpe
a%n9enDnmen.
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@eiteres dber Die etaatsWabI in gsbObe sslans.

Brnptb enee, 5. gpril. Die Nfajoriz
tat be8 cDnlerpatipen Sanoipater fir'8 @puperz
neurS=9tmt, Srn. Spra9ue, betragt wabrldeinz
lid 1900 And III BET @elee9ebung BADEN
Die gidtz 0tepublifaner bic Maioritdt.
(3ur Grfldrun9 pe8 8ablrelultate8 in 91bpbe
S8lanD biene fir beute 6olsenpe8 Die De-
mefraten 9in9ea bort ppr Der &ab1 gang ein-
fa9 III ben Sllrp Nct6ia98 ouf B. i. le riid-
ten nidt nit einem aeigenen &on0ioaten ms
6elD onoeril ma9ten ben Der &npp GtptbulgS
Stlnl ibrtgen /; ben perbriberten &uDw 91ptbings
uup Demofraten erlas bic reputlifanilde par
tel pprl 0bpOe S8lanD. Z 9s 91ep, ,. So
3weite8Depeide, sa6
Die Maicrttdt Spra8ue'8 betrdgt BY
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Sic 0alifprnifd6 e Ypmp.@ tpreN.

Ct 5piep9 4, Npril, Die GulifOr-
nil9e 8pupz@ rpreB 9in9 seftern Abeno gum
eriten Male ab. lin lieben ll6r mnrpe Der
@ad, mel6er Depelden aa8 alien Sbeilel1 peS
2al6e8 fir Die Sacralncntp Union, '6dS Sar
6rauctScp vgnaetin" lno bic I, b Alta Galifcr=
nia" eitbalt, 1clpie 40 Sriefe, 5 Brtpatpepe=
iGen uno einise 3eitun9en auf baS BOnp 9e-
i6ua(lt, - Der Courier ltieg auf ulp fort 9tr9'a
unter Dem iubelnoen 3uruf Der Sablreideu
Menee, Sim Is. Aprtl miro Der er1te Courier
BON San 6ranciSep bier erapartet, A
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8rpwn.Meetina in Mlbnnn.

N~lbanp, 4, april, 5eute 9lbeub fauo
etne Serlammltu9 itatt, in peIder cine gtDrel
te aus Saptt, rpprill Die Biir9er DON 9l6onp
we9en t9rer Denomination fir Spbn grppn
belObt tperbeu, prr9eleien uto cine Grmibes
run9Sapreie tei6loien purpe, llnter ben
8eonern befalloen li6 Die Serre1 Barrier, Bil8z
burn, q. Wf. 8oipia, 9lep. QR. W}iller u. q.
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Gerid,tlid,er @pmaift.

Mi1maufee 5. glpril, Da8 @eri4t
Don 9iacine County bat eitten 5abeaS Corpus
8efebl in Dem 6alle peS 5rn. Spot9 erlaien,
Der lii6 III Der 5aft Der 9. ct. 8ebDroen be-
finoet, neil CT Dor Sa9ren BET Der Bcfreiun9
eine8 fliidtisen Sftupen bulf. Der 9. ct.
Marlbal ipei9ert lid, ibil auf 8efeblpOm &a-
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sseteS BON @aIbimstOu.

@aibin 9ton, 5, NpriI. Der PrdT=
bent lanote beute Dem Senate ben OanpelSDers
tra9 NIT SOnbura8 gu. Gr tp1rpe an ba8
@pnlite fur NuSpdrtioe8 perlpielen.
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ed,anslid,er MnSh[aa aeaen freie gaeaer.

@orfpif, 5. Npril. Der GaPt, 8rap-
LAP pom en9l. S4iffe 9tice 0fc9er8 Bot in
6untptpn Smei freie Ne9er gum Serfdufe an;
Der ,Sdnrfe pnroe aber perbaftet rtn6D fem
Sdiff nit BeIdla9 bele9ts e,e 758P
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3ularlmen !. .as1 80 Yerionen,
ipel4e iGmlntli6 ertrunfen linb.
B%bilabelp bta, Babri6einli6e Qan>
onn9 Der iapanelii9en @elanbti9aft in Bbila=
belpbia. Die 8. ct. Dampf= 6regatte Som.
battan" pel9e benz Gernebmen mad beltimmt
If, Die @elanpti4aft be8 Saiiers BON Sapan
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81. NunUO'fche @hnIe.

Ole gebrltunoen fr ba8 Spntu,erbalbiobr rabnlen am rMontoo
cen 2. GFril Wtcr8ens 8 l1br tbrcn 9nfang. gn SieTcnt Soos .f Inv
cen DC "rS SS &. Il nn gen, bic a@ina9nle .neaT SaG-
Al1melban9en telisbe man i'm sSntereie ser S6iler ua6 gebrer 10
balo ais mD9lid SUI MAIDEN. -
Wts24S g QroNb~ II
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Sob ocs Srn. NouISiuo

0ewSO GrfJ 5. Npril. SON. Same8 &C..
Yaulbing, frii9erer MarineS0J tintlter, lift in
geitprbeu.
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Nb. 0Sncfer'Iche @AnIe

DaS SDmner-@ emefer obi9er Anltait bat be0pnncn am Ncnto
ben 2 Npril. 4nnleIbunacn 3nr ~ghainabn,e ueuer @diIer fDrne
IN SauIe Oteisr unb bel nd4fet g8o6e oena1t wer0en.
Wts28sl Yb. g8ader, SO. 176 Odmb1lrnhr
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@esen Ser gsrbreituns ses seIperDudes bearaft.

SAP cite pt1le, %, s., 5. Gpril. JleD.
Daniel Wort9 1T idulpi9 b%efunpen mDrpen,
pas 6elperbud perbreitct 81 baben Ct TT oa'
fur 5u einen Safr @efdn9niB perurt9etlt ippr=
ben.
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y1nb MutfcrNn1n.

OaS l4Sne i@neuie9clnbe preusii9c S6Hf .arnclb gbutnoeru
S SMs 5. y. 9as9e9sn ftr6 poitip AM Samftae ben I. 5.
Dds. nI1 pbt9em 9afcn erpebtrt uno biett No1Iooieren in Ser
tel,sM strgeltAtcten er1teu unb 5peten @aiate cte oufe Geieocnbdtt
sun nspettaDrt. NSe9en Yald9e penoe man itb an Sen SonRgSnY M nv
srr6, @ornerS gSbarf, Sells pOitt, o6er an - :" - VI
MS16-4p7 90 6 pmtb SkorlrS0rnSo y" y, it e..
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MnTprNermnn.

Trau88eb aus Samburs pinl@t Ieine S6weIter siua
gsb, wel6e bier psrBeirat6et ien lou, gu iprcten, Niberes
24 9~pmtorefr. MtDpS
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yer t9arrsuRaderfgere bdIt cine NerIamrnluno am 7. gnr;
S%pnnatene Abeno7 x u9r in 80. l47 Vi. YrnForSS5 y" h H.; S Spt
oosnlpalo. 9iqeaisen Pa6er, @eI9e nod aidbt Wittaneseery I'M n
lCStct DttuuIQ euIHeluDet. RI E2e&- IHEfs. ND;NG=
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Wtchffne MnrhTicL+T

0Seit SG8n 3 einrt3 Gsnfi lit enll6lpffen in 8 suoen sOr
noG &eittl1t9no gu reHen. Sa er in %GSeIdaften SoSrr'
Hne gslrttsmber0 Su but6reIen 9eipnner 1T, 10 er-
lngs = s@ 6 STu " uMo Setanate, reren 3utrauen i'd ais ien Batter
l2n outrage tf9eno elmer At 81 i~ber0eben, fir bere1r
p~iIttltdpc Seicr0un9 i'd ~unbe6in0t 9aranhfe. ~"
Baltimore, Den 80. Wtdr5 1860. H.
9etnri6 Senft,
gSembdnoler i'm groBen un6 Nleiea.
1a9er9au8 unb gSeinbaus i'm @ebaube Der
Peoples Bant,"
WG33I5lp GGe bon lS. Baltimore unb ToroStr
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9tene Au5tigem.o

eco @rtras@ Generals erlainmlung
GDs. Senior. E%nrnDereiMs.
gae Maaligeser ,Oereen aafSetptcert beute, 6reitos. QgbenoS
lbt su srIdetnen, Inn, iIber cine plbh9s Ea5eSiraoe sa psr-
banoeln.
e y. IT, Stepertf corr. S1rttm.
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Mnch lSrr1ifpm.

Mas l@Sne lnneule9slnee Sterler S9tff "abIer" oefibrt BON
out ~t1oen nno bietet 4aiiasersn in Ger bequsra ctn@seridtetsn
! i Hmo :: @alute 9Ite ~@elt0cnReit sur Reter abrt car. 8eoen
Han99e wenoe man lt1 an cen 9apitaiu an Boro Gpruers gSb99rf
pcet an @erSe8 @utling & ebrbame -"
OCN9 So. LA SO QnmknrhXr YNf
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YfiAf 1m TkorfcL.-1
fIR &nnG! &nncb! Nuncb
int @ermauia Soule.

Dtttnen 6rslnoen unb 8cfannten fotpie lem oeebrten 0H,tr;trx.
1et9e 10y bernltt al, bb tb am 10. bieIe8 Oton9t8 ettc gfsTe n M
Seutl9lano attrete; SSabreno meiner G~tpeen6eit wirp rn sz
SruSer 6rteort3 ODr8utb ueine g~8irttidaft rnuntcr'
broden %fcrtflbren. NH""' ""''el-
Oiter-0tOntag werbe i'd nod einen erOsen qb1dieos .9,n6
terDrren, ippSt aue 6relmoe 1b 8efannte eiulelaoen IfnnS' ""p
E SSulD LH. It41sN tE@11HEas #l4 gLr III VI. 81 nroutL
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29
IsOxfa Directory.
TNPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm.

For Tie prevention cure Of Fever md Agne
and Billions Fc+crs. This wonderful remedy
was brought Ia the knowledge Of the present
propric,ors bv q friend who has been a great
traveller in Persia and the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates, he
experienced u severe attack Of Fever and Agle.
TN discovering his condition, one OF the Boat
men took from his person an Afn'ilet, saving.
!, Wear his and no Fever will Touch yon. Al
though incredulous as to its virtues he COM
piled. ana experienced immediate relief, and
has since always found il nm cfectuai plotec-
ton fir m nil malls rious complaints.
On farther investigation he found that the
boatmen attributed to i. miraculous powers, and
said that it could only be obtained from the
Priests Of the Sun. Sometime afterwards, the
gentleman in conversing with a Priest obtain
81 from him the secret Of its preparation. and
ascertaincd where the medicinal herbs were
found, Of whichit was compounded. The wond-
erful virtues Of this article have induced a full
belief IN the minds Of the natives in the mirac-
ulons healing powers Of iheir Priests.
Since his return to Ancrlca, it hns been
tried with thchappiest effect by several Ladies
and Gentlemen of high character, who have
given it the most unqualified praise. This
remedy having been q spccihc in Persia for
hundre ds of years, for the prevention and cure
of Fever and Aguc and Bilious Feycr--is now
offered to the American people.
1t will be sent by mail, prepaid, with full
directions for use, on receipt Of one dollar
principal Depot and Mandatory, 1873 Main
ST. Richmond. Va. Branch Office, Bank of
Commerce Building, New York. Address
JOHN WILCOX s co.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

a6-Hesdache is the ~favorite sign By which
nature makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state of the brain, and view
ed in this ligh. it may be looked on as .
safeguard intended to give notice cf disease
which might otherwise escape attention., Till
TOO late to be remedied; and its indications
should mover lie neglected. Headaches may
be classified under two names, viz: Sympto-
matte and Idiopathic. symptomatic Head
ache is exceedingly common and is the pre-
cursor of q great variety Of diseases, amoug
which are Apoplexr, Gout, and
oil febrile diseases, In its nervous form 1T IL
sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach consti-
tuting SICK headQcks, Of hepatic disease constr
tuting bilious head4she. of worms, constipation
andsoiLer disorders OF the bowels, as we'll 40
renal ami uterine affections, Diseases 81 tho
heart are very frequently attended with
Headaches; Anamia and plethora are also AZ
~fect;ons which frequently occasion headacne.
Idiopathic Headache is also very common. De-
ing usually distinguished By the name OF
nervous headache, sometimes conf IL on sud
denly in T. state of apparently sound health
and Frustrating at once the mental ana phy-
steal energies, and in ether instances IT
come. ON s~loaly, heraidel by depression OF
spirits or acerbi.y Of temper. In NEST IN
stances the pain is in the front OF the head,
over one or both eyes, and sometimes pro-
yoking vomiting; under this class may also ba
named Neuralgia.
Fo- the treatment Of either class Of Head
ache the Cephal;c pills have been found >
sure and safe remedy, relieving the most
acute mains in g few minutes. and by lis sab-
tie power eradicasing the diseases u which
Headache is the uneTring index.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29
Il % ~. He

TT "Do you get any news about
the Railroad ~ is a question we are
asked, almost every day. "Not any
is our reply. What the officers are doing
we are unable to say. One thing, how
ever, NC do know, and that is, unless
they settle upon some line, and get &c
work shortly, they will be unable to Sc
cure a single acre of the land grant I;
and If through their negligence Il str"s,
gle for the same in the Legislature
should ensue, they will receive but little
aid and sympathy, from the minority Of
the people along the linz. On our part
W.T. feel that we have wasted enough
ink and paper, unless a strike is made
soon. y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

State Of Iowa, Tama County.
In District Court Of said State within and
for said said county.
Laura 4. Nadley, Plaintiff,
Hiram Il. Pugh. Barbara
pugh,his wife, Michael Don
ahue, A!phcus kenney,
augustus Frederick and
N. {. Wicting, Defendants,
70 the Defendants above named: You and
each of you ar. hereby notified that there is
now on file in the office Of the clerk Of the
| District court Of said State, within and for
said county, a petition. of Laura 4. Wadiev ,the
above named Plaintiff. claiming Of yon the
foreclosure ofall your rig,at title and %inter'st in
and 10 the following, described land. situated
in Tama county, .owo. to wit: The north
east quarter OF t.ie north west quarter OF Sec
ton SO nip..teen tl9i, and The north west
qaarter 81 the north west quarter Of section
No. EIGHT {s>, township No. eighty-thrcc tsa,
! Eorth,cf Range No. ffteen (la) west OF the
3th L. NJ. and that unless you appear ana
answer thereto on or before tho first day OF the
next term (to-wit; February term, 4. y. ls6l,)
Of said court TO lie held at Tolsdo, said co"n-
ty and State, your default will be entered
and judgement rendered against yau, as
prayed for in said petition.
T. Walter jackson,
Solr. for Plaintiff.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

b. the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks
Of -Nerrons or Sax Headache may be prerentei:
and ii taken at the commencement Of an a.
tack Immediate relief fren pain and s;cL aass
vii! be obtained,
and Headache to which females are 10 sa:,.
ject.
They act gently upon tie ~sowe,s,-rcm,r-
ing Costireness.
For Litsrary Men, Stsdents, Delicate +.
males, and Al. pereons Of seaeafarg habits, they
arc sst"aptca rs a Larati,e, improving the op-
pe's'e giving tone and rigor 10 the digestive .r-
gans, and restoring the natural elasticity oal
strength OF the whole systsm.
The CEPHt.l1c Pills are the result OF long
investigation and carefully conducted exec
,ments, having been in use many years, dur
ing which time they have prevented and re-
nevcd a vast amount Of pain and sutcr''g
fren Headache, whether originating in no
nervous system or from . ac3nnged state of
tho sto racll.
They ero entirely vegetable in their COM
position, and may be taken at ali times Win
perfect safety without making change Of diet
and the absence Of eng disagreea5te taste rsats.,s
II easy to administer them to chldrsn
DE WARE OF COUNTERFEITs,
| The genuine have five signatures Of Henry c.
| Spalding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and other Dealers II
1 Medicines.
Il A COX will BE sent BY mail prepaid on 70
ceipt Of the
Price as Gents,
All orders should be addressed to
HHNRY G. sPALDING.
IS Cedar Street, ~
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

THE most extensive advertisers in
Central Iowa is the firm of Leach &
Wood.of Cedar Rapids. This shows
At once, that they not only appreciate
the advantages arising from this source,
but that, they are active business men
fully up with the times in having con-
stantly on hand and ready for the pub
lie a large Stock Of goods, which they
are determined TO dispose Of profits or
uoprofts. Remember this and give
1hsu ell MN u ths Rspid6.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29
miscellaneous.

THE IMAGINATION OF LsSdu soEs,-~ihere
is q growing tendency ia this age 70 appra-
pirate the nost expressive wotasot other iaa-
guages, and after a while to incorporate them
INTO our own, thus the word Cerhalic, whioh
Is from tie Greek, signsying, "ioc the head.
is now becoming populari2ed ia connection
with Mr., Spauiaing > great Headache rsmedy
but it will soon be used in a more general
way, and the word Cephalic viii become as
Eiectrotypc and many others whose distinc-
ton as foreign words has been worn away
by common usage until they seem native aud
to the manor born.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

CR,r crT-tIissus wants -ou u send Lers
box OF tepiaa.r Glue, no, a bottle Q! prepared
Pills but I'm thinking that's not it nalthsri
but perhaps yen be arher knowing what i
is; Ge see she's nigh dead and gene with the
Sick Headache, and wants some more ofthat
same as relaivea her before.
Dru1g5st.~Iou must mean Spalding's Cep-
halle Pills.
-Eridgef.-0ch, sure now and you We sed II.
here's the quarther and CIV me the Fills ana
don't be ali day about it aither.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

SO The rage for Stephen \. Doug
las in our town having subsidized, Mr..
n. y. Douglas now comes in for his
share Of public attention, and we doubt
not, will meet with Car better success
than Stephen 4. At any rate his prin-
siplcs and practice are Objectionable to
mono, while the pretty faces-improve-
ments upon the originals-hc proposes
to leave, VII make him a general favor
tie with Ill. Mr.. Douglas was in town
about a year ago, and gave very gene
ral satisfaction rs an Artist We do
not for a moment hesitate in saying
he is the best that ever visited us.
Ladies and Gentlemen, young and
oil, if you want yonr ssPictur" taken,
call al his rooms in the CARY House
where he will remain for a short time.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29
,nrdlv Realized.

III 'ad n 'orriblc 'eadache this haftsrnoon,
hanl stepped into the hapo'hecarics
hand says Iii TO the man., you heass
me of on 'eadache p 'Does it hache ard,
says e. s.llcxccciingly,h says hi hand upon
that g gave me a Cephalsc Pill, hand pom me
'onor it cured me so quick that araiy reas-
lied | ad 'ad an eadachc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29
Eslray Notice.

Taken up by Jacob Luke living in Howard
Township, Tama County Io~a, on the I'd day
Of November, A. D. 1860, = light Strawberry
Roam Mare Colt, about fourteen hands high,
with a small star in the forehead, some white
on tho tight fore foot, black name end tail
supposed to be two years old last spring, ap-
praised ct ffty-hve dollsrs.-Proceedings had
before John Fey, J.. P.-Tel.do. Nov. ~ 1850
DAVID D. AppELGATE, ~
vs-nA-sm. Co. Clerk, Tame Co. Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29
~"|""lD
STEAM FIGURING MIL.

The undersigned proprictors Of this vel
known establishment have within the past
year repaired and reftted it, and have in
creased their facilities for doing
Merchant and Custom Work
and in Manufacturing q SUPERIOR QUAIL
TY Of
Flour, Meal and Feed.
10 those nnacquainted with our establish
ment we would say We have two excellen
large run CT stones with a
Large Bolt
OF the Hest M Aterfal
md all other Machinery well fitted for the
business, which enables us to execute work to
he satisfaction Of all.
Flour given in EXCHANGE for Wheat,
and custom Work
executed promptly and in the best manner.
RATES OF TOLL.
WHEAT AND RYE ono eighth
CORN AND FEED one fourth
Flour. Meal and Feed. kept for
sale nj the following rates.
EInIIR n.r hundred $500
NEAI. nor hn.hel 40
SHORTS, per hundred lbs. so
BRAN, per bashel ,Oo
Cash paid Tor Fat and Store Hogs.
We superintend eur own business and see
that every customer is served to full satisfac-
ton. and after the 10th of August our custom
days will be THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS AMI
SATURDAYS. One Of the proprietors will be
at tho Mill at all times. Satisfaction given
in every particular. Public patronage re-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29
A Real BLESSING.

Hy.:c,an.-Weil, MIS-. james, how is that
hcadache
Mrs. Jne,-Gone! Doctor, all gone! tho
pill you sent cured me ii just tw ,nty minutes,
aud | wish you would send more so that l can
have them handy.
PhYsietaa-iou can get them at any Drug
gists. Call for Cephalic Pills, l End they
never fail, and l recommend them in all cases
Of H.adache.
Mrs. Jones II shall send for q box directly,
aud shall tel all my suffering friends, fer
hey are a real blessing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

WI had very cold weather last Fri
day and Saturday. Some reported the
Mercury on Friday morning down to
Zero.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

~" Hair-brcadth escapes arc y
thing and Harcs chat have not escaped
quite another. Mr. Douglas Chapman
will please accept our thanks fer the
hair-brcadth escape we had Of not en-
.ioying yesterday, the luxury Of i Hare
fer dinner. :