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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06


NETWe have said and say still, thai the
principal stock in trade Sc tic Democracy in
the present campaign is bold reckless lying.
And in this assertion We wish 10 be distinct
" understood as including The pretending
leaders Of the Democracy Of cur ;own.
They are engaged in forming clubs in the
various townships and while 50 doing they
not only falsify tho record Of our National
candidates. bu. most shamefully traducc tie
aflicial characters Of our County officers. 10
these We say that could they present private
and official record, one half as cleaa as our
present county officials there would be far less
whispering i'll community upon matters touch
ing their honesty. These yenial spirits which
live in glass houses, should remember to hu,l
their missiles softly.
Nice business this fer Democrats who have
frequently outraged community 10 GO lying
sboat the country in regard to County officials,
who have been tried and endorsed by the pee
pic. 1t they mean TO be honest why Will they
hot accept the invitation Of Republicans for a
Joint discussion. Tie truth is their reckless
lying viii then be exposed and they know it.
30 they had rather 60 out aud deceive the peo-
pie hen there is 10 one present TO retule them
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06
NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby giver that on the Goth day Of Sep.
tent cr A. y. 1860, in pursuance Of decree in
Chancery rendered in cause entitled Samuel
+. Amos against Joseph A. and Martha 4.
Brown, in the District Court Of tho United
States, District Of Iowa, Northern Division. on
tho 10th dry Of May. A. D. 1860, at the April
term Of said Court, holden at dubuque ia said
Division-l will proceed to sell at auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash, At the
from: door of the Court House Of DUBUQUE Coun-
ty, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day.
the following described real estate, to wit:
Lot No. one Yin block No. one /. y in Bru-
ncr addition to the village Of Monticello, ait
ed in Tama county Iowa.
Said sale being made - satisfy the sun,
found due 10 said .Ames. and entered in said
decree al 1858 So loo dollars with interest from,
'aid 10th May, 1860, TO the day Of sac, and
the costs taxed at G2 95- 90 dollars and all
further accruing costs; and the purchaser q
purchasers Al such sale will acquire an abso
Lutte title to said properly.
HORACE FUTILE, Commissioner.
Poor, Adams Cram, Council for Ames.
| Dubuque, Augusttl7, 1860 ~
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06
lee DR.. Wier a Democra, Yes, over Il

leJ DR.. Wier Democrat Yes, over the
lett. Has the Farmer anything responsible to
SUI port the position that the Doctor will this
fail vote the Demec attic ticket? II so name
the AN cunt. Ices ii suppose that the Doctor,
who has been life lo' & active opponent Of
the democracy. who was enc Of only seven
staurch wings in ls4o,in town in pcnnsyl-
yania, which bv their assiduous labors gave
Fremont over 40 majort does il suppose we
say that lie, in the twinklsg of an eye, will
change his judgement on the great National
issues, and support his enemies. because Of a
little misunde S andi, & a ID consequent indis-
cretion on the par, Of couple Of tn. kcpub-
lican Committee? No indeed, not he. The
tact is the Former as usual has got its foot in
it, and can now sing,
Hes + cling me, fooling me-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06
EGrIa cur last issue We treated the wr;

E&-Ia cur last issue we treated the writer
Of .eminiscenees in the Farmer in such man.
ner that had he been man Of truth and rim
lie would have met us in the street with
horsewhip. But this We feared not, knowing
that all relentless liars are sneaking towards.
We repeat again that lie is liar so notorious
in this community tia, he dare not give the
world his signature. because that would be
the best proof that could be given that the
whole thing, IS we stated before, is false
hood. Win man Of truth take this me.klv
lie says iha: ! e can prove by "Iemocras
and Republicans 'la, his Gu i,ns should DO
ansN cred IN tie nfi native. Tint he can
prove this By Democrats no one doubts. For
in leli,ics, everyone hereabou,s knows that
they are leady g part with every lock q hair
on tEer fends III solemn pledges Of obedience
to the VII anl requirements Of his Satanic
Majesty; buf liz. ha can pr VI the same BY
any lcsi e;tabie Republican We deny and cIlal-
lence the pr of When that is donc We may
perhaps ncice him or tlern farther Come
what say you DER Henry and eoas.a ALERT,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06
One OF Ycn'6 Lies.

y will he rem, mb.i Cd that Zen. NJ. Sam
rs,s the Democratic candidate for Congress
,nnn in his district stated IN this place NJ III.
lenvcn ton Of the democracy, that Abraham
lincoln, while in Congress, voted against sup
plies for cur amy IN Mexico Now let Us sec
low plain tale shall put him down.
Tie following is an extract lion Douglas
,cply TO Lincoln at Alton, Get. 10th. 1873, as
reported in The Democratic newspapcr-the
Gazette a, NATION I'll.
II never charged him (1ineelnl with voting
against the supplies, in my life, because
knew he was no; IN Congress when they were
voted. The war was commenced on the 18th
day Of May lsA6 and on that no app cpriated
in Congress ten millions Of dollars, and fifty
thousand men to prosecute It. During the
sane session, We voted more men and more
money, so that by he tine Mr.. Iincoih enter
cd Congress, we had enough Ken and enough
money 10 carry on tie war, ard had 10 octa
sion 10 vote for any more. - NorcLAs aEPLi
70 LINCOLN IN TIE DTrc- At ALTON OcT. 70
1868.
Thus We see how c,l tic admissions If Mr..
Douglas agree with lie reckless assertions OF
Nr Samuels The fact is Mr. SainIels We be-
lieve knew better, at least he should have
known better. and now doubt IL our mind he
did.
II Mr. Somuels las a heart Sc ierravel that
he can publicly reryslt the history Of bis
country, for the accomplishment of selfish
purposes, we ask If /, is nc, reasonable TO infer
that should he be elected, he would be the
vsriest doughface in the House aud ready to
nod assent at TIE ring Of every Southern
penny.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

~ The Republican Club of Indiantown
Was addressed last Saturday evening by G. R
6truble Eco, of this tswn, who we learn &C
Quilted himself very honorably in speech Of
about one aud o half hours IN length. The
meeting was large and enthusiastic.
The Democratic Regnla ors Of this 4owr
went up there : short time ago to hold meet.
ing, and were honored with IN audience q
eight Democrats and one Republican. Why
did they not report and crow? Three clee.
for Indiantown.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

Ma.. The St. louis Ereniny Ntrs says that
"thc Breckinridgc Democrats just elected 10
tic legislature on, number the Douglas Dem
ocra's three to one At any rate the Brock
inrdgc members y i'll be enough to send Hon.
James $. Green back to the United States Sem
ate.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

*E Look out to day and this evening
FOR the .rrcst-by some Of cur Demo
cratic officials, Of Republican. for be
ing found drunk, although lie has no.,
drank drop Of liquor in month. The
Dem ocracy arc just gentlemen enou.
for such tricks.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

SHARP PRAcrlcE.-A Democrat, writ.
ing sensation poster, intending to lie
sbont his own party, ard thereby b'un.
ders into the truth, and lis accumplice
watching FOR I favorable opportunity 70
run mad over - and charge i, publicly
upon come black Republican,. =
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

roDo ron GEoLoolsTs MIR. s. J. Caly Of
OILS, Columbia township left at our Office with
in the rast week some fine specimens Of v cod
found while digging we'll near his house. ut
the depth of 29 feet They undoubtedly be.
long to that species Of the fir family known ss
white cedar. He also found largc,quan.ity
Of pebbles which evidently had been worn by
n,triticn under water.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

HEGen. Walker the notorious 6liibuster
and supporter Of Douglas captured Truxillo in
Nicaragua On the 9Th ult. with III men,
Meme Of lis men were killed and only four
wounded.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

seA- Tie Douglas Democrats AMI Know
Noslings Of n w York have united in the sup
Of Douglas. What do our foreigners say to
that? DO they think now that the Democrats
are their best friends. when in fact they take
into their field their most bitter enemies
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

~ The Dubuque lines contains a list Of
~ appointments Tor joint discussion, between
Messrs Nandcvcr aud samue's. They will be
in this town on Friday The 10Th day Of octo-
her.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

TnIEvINa --sa.ne rascal not willing
TO earn an honest living, las. Friday
evening entered tic ce' lar Of y. b. Ma
son Esq, and helped himself without
leave or license, to nearly hall barrel
Of pork.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

@" We hear but little said about our coun
~ Fair What is the occasion Of ,his2 Do
politics absorb every interest, even the indus
trial? Many other counties wo observe bv
our exchanges are preparing for their Fairs
j. it not high time that va are up and loing?
Shall we have another failure like the last.
What say our cnterprisng farmers Remem-
her the time is tie Gls. Wednesday in October,
1860.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

In 4 FIx.--Ths Supreme Court Of New
York had decided that all marriages tina. hove
bean performed by Notary Public are ille-
ga. Thousands are thus divorced, without
ex oensc # a suit. A fine time for the discord-
ants Of that dscordant city.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

IA Our District Court commences in this
place NEXT Monday. There are Is caseseon tbs
calcn Ter, 26 Of which arc old chronic cases Of
taxi ties.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06
w ANTED.

n 000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT. Th.ur-
.y.ONlO dersigncd will take wheat At tha
Market price on the Medical accounts Of p. /.
Baldy and those knowing themselves indebted
70 ~. Daldy will save costs by coming and
settling Immediately. T. b. MARTIN
Office over Farmers Store.
August Both. 1860. .II-1
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

- nice little basket of peaches in this
fruitless land Of ours, is certainly rare and
rich gift; and for such an evidence Of gen.
erous heart and noble soul, Mrs b. D. Ap
pelgate will please accept the thanks # ali
hands.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

MT Our County Judge has let the contrac,
for building the vault to Mr.. E. Bailey, who i
nov husily engaged in constructing the sasas
The price agreed upon is SlC0.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

tn Last Tuesday 1lS Bell and Everett
men, generally known es Winnsbago and
Nasquaka Indians, passed through town on
their ponies. en-ron,e sor the latters camping
ground on the river bottom.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

CoMMESDABLE.--At an expense q about
$500 Mr.. J. II. Holcn If this township has
purchased a leicester Boar, and thorough
bred Durham Bull.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

- Dare the Democracy Of this county
meet the Republicans in joint discussion,
throughout tho various townships in the coun
~? Tho invitation or challenge is now pub
licly extended.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

- We observe that tie Toledo Grocery
Store has changed proprietors; Mr.. W. ii.
Harrison having sold ont to Mr.. James Shank
lin. Success to the new Proprietor,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

Em. Gov. Morgan, the Republican csndi-
date for reelection for Governor Of New York.
has been elected captain Of > Wide-.iwaks
Company in Albany.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

To TnE nFMocRAcY.-NhAts size do you in
tend t. haze that carricature Of Honest Abe; J.
and what time today DO you intendto exhibit
it?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

kEA. Tom Corwin intends TO make Indi. n,
his stuinping ground during the present cam
paign.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

Gss~ Look out t. day for some mean trick Of
the Democracy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-09-06

30 Thanks to WV. ". YARuAM
for that present.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.

]EoFFA Vegetable Life Pills aud Phmnlx Biters,
NI The high and enyied celebrity which these pre-
emInent Medicines have acquired for their invaluable
onitnry nail tho DisuaHos Which they pfoicse To cure,
has rendered tho usual practice Of putting not only un'
necessary, but unworthy OF them,
I'm all daseB Of Asthma, Acute ind Chronic HhonnlR-
lsn, Affections Of tho Bladder and Kidneys, bilious
Fcycra and Liver Complaints, IN tho south and West,
where these discusses prevail, they will he found inyalu.
aide. Planters, farmers mud others, Who once Use these
Medicines, will never afterwards bc without them.
billions Cole, Serious LOnsencsA, Plies, costlveheHs,
Colds and Coughs, Cholic, Corrupt HumorS' ana Drop
Dyspcpsla-No person with thia distressing disease,
shoild delay ualngihoae Medicines Immediately, Erup-
tons OF the Skin, Erysipclas, and flatuluney. Fever
and and Ague-lor this sorurge OF the WesterpeqphIy
MN. Other medicines leave the system subject 20 re-
mn of tho diacaaai u cure hy these medicines. IN per-
mment, Try them, he satisfied and he euiod-
Fuulneas of Complexion, Generm Delalty, unnt ulu-
dlness, Gravel, Headaches, Of ovcry Kind Inward zee
Yer, %lnlnmmaiory rheumatism, Impure BLOOD Ja'n-
dice and Loss OF Appetite,
Mernrlsd D~lseasea-Noycr fails 70 eradicate entirely
all the effects Of Mercury, infinitely sooner Than ne
swcats, Nervous debility, Nervous Complaints Of all
kinds, and orgpnc affections.
Ples-rko original proprietor OF these medicines Wps
enred " pieA Of 10 years standing, by II nse OF Those
= puins In the hond, side, hack, limb, Joints and organs
RhcumnismAThoa affected With this terrible us
ense, viii be sure OF relefly the Life Medcines,
lNish OF blood TO- the leadl rctrNyt SAT- fhcuin, swell
I ings. scronla, or kings ovl In It, worst loffnH, ulceti
o2eyery description. Worms ofhl kinds are el,ptiAl
ly expelled hy these Incidence, Parents viii DO wei
Ia administer them whenever their existence V sus
neeted Relief will 10 certain, The ldio Pills an,
phaniN Bitters purify the blood, and mus remove ~
On, WILLIAM ~, MOffAf,
No. aAA Broadway, corner OF Anthony street. New
York, and for side by all Druggists Je2oda"ly
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1Hruical.
INPECTINE

rVHE PERSIAN FEVER CHARM For the pre- ven
ton and cure Of Fever and Agie md bilious Fe
yors. This wonderful remedy was brought to tho
knowledge OF the present propretors ny aiirlend. who
Inns been a grcnt traveller In Porsia and the Holy Land.
while going down the river EuphmteH, he eNperi'
cnocd u severe attack Of Fever and ARue. On discover.
inn his condition, one Of the H0almnn took nom his
prrAon mn Aiiulct, snying, "Wc0r this and no foyer
viii touch you.n Although increduous M to its viz.
tues, he complied, and experienced immediate relief,
and HIS aincd always found Il al c~fcctuhl protection
noin all ni,arious complaints,
ON further Investigation no found that the hoatman
attributed 20 II miraculous powers, ind said that "
could only he obtained from the priests OF the Sun,
Sometime afterwards, the gentlemen IN o0nyersing with
q Priest obtained from him the secret Of It's nrepnrn-
iuli, and naccTtaincd where the medicinal herbs were
found, OF which Ia wins compounded. The wonderful
virtues Of this article have induced q full belief In tho
minds of the natives In the miraculous healing powers
Of their Priests.
Since ha return to America, II has hecn tried with the
hnpnicsi effect hy several Ladies' and Gentlemen OF high
character, who have given II the most unqualified
praise This remedy having been u specific In Persia
flr hundreds OF years, for the prevention aud cure Of
Fever and Ague, and Bilious FeIers-ls now offered To
tho American people.
IL win be sent by mnil, prepaid, with full directions
for use, on receipt OF ono dollar,
Principal Depot and Mandatory, lss Main st., Rich
mond Va. Branch Office, Bank Of Build
"fyiiN.iy JOHN WILCOX & 60.
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In primary stages cured IN I'VE dnys, without mercury,
" tleet m long atandlng uurOd IN ton days. Nocturnal
Emissions speedlly checked by new treatment. semi.
mi weakness or linpoleaoy Of long standing cured IN
three weeks, Diseases OF the throat, nOse, aud SKIN
speedily curod, Any form or ohannter Of disease uur-
"a without mercury,
Young Men suffering nom seminal weakness, self
abllee, lrhmatufe imMns In the hcnd, hack and lmbs,
|noryoui Dough-, genrra bodily ltHsilude, MORBID dc.
alnndonoy aud aversion 10 spulety, Inability 10 eonUgnv
traio The monory and Intellect are treated for Dyspepsia
Consumption or Liver Compliant, and through the W.
nonanee aud emplreciHmi u others, or u h,ae deioacy
Of their own, drag out q miserable existence by lnnac-
tons Of the moHtimperatye, yet simple avs OF Their
- MARRIED MEN, Id
pr those contemplating marriage, who nfe suffering w.
dor any Or these hATn1 ihhlndieA, should notiornctt tho
sacred r~oapopdllay resting upon them, nor delay Va
Obtain immediate relief
DlsoaAhs poouliartu Females treated,
"a cur GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES,
peruunH No u distance milling 10 get a permanent cure
affetad elsewhere, may reoeye prqmpt treatment by
writing aniii description of their case addressed 10 DR.
Stevens, Look BOX 900, Cincinnati, Ohio
othoe hours from a. m. to0p m, apio
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Or. r. A. WILSON'S

VNoNIc, Catlario md Anti pyspolie rils, never
miiing AntidOte Tor Sick Headache, dyspepsia,
Fcycr aud Ague, Liver Complaint, Costlycntss, nll,
iousness, Neuralgia, Collie, Deprived Appetite, Dsor
derod Stomach, Female Distractions, 40, Price 2bcta,
per box. One PHI u dose.
THE GREAT FAMILY REMEDY.
Read tho Testimony Of GOV, Vice, Of Na.-Wilson's
Pills arcs safe and most useful Family Remedy Tor
Constipation, aud affections Of he digestive Organs,
For Headache they hayepfoyed ihems lyeF u specific,
Read tho Testimony OfNoN King, OF Ala.-i would
not 10 without Wilson'S Pills Tor any price, For lndi.
goshon and Headache, divide u pill and take the haaG
Il gives immediate relief
no sold by Drugdats and nenlCrH o~yoiyWhorc, Pre-.
pared by y, u FAllNlS1OCk 800, Importers and
Wholesale prpRglAia, No, UO corner Wood and Fourth
va, piiiHhnrglb Pa, sole proprietofH OF u. l., HuhncH.
stocks Neunlhigo, Also, fnrhAle Va Dayton byJ, w.
DlEIRlun, ABBEY OVER KoENER, and W. ".
STEWART. apa-dmdaw
XXTAsH BoARns.-s 80 doAsn on hand and for sale by
w mrlA D. O'BRIEN,
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Railroads.
nnllon and MIchLrnn RaIlroaa.

Hm@5
.CiHOpT I'M FNOM DAYTON no FORT WAYNE,
- CHtCAGO, TOlEDO N DETROIT, two Trains
daily exacpt S~uninya, unti hirther nuhcct
Leaves Dayton on arriid o. trains nom Vincinnel Ni
$40 IA, arriving NJ Toledo d = \, no notioN ~ 90"
q. ~ hinl Chithp0 NJ $40 r. mt
1haHisn nn train nrrivins m Ttlcdo ~ no. DO
trOit NJ 0th p, ~. and Chicago NJ sNoh W,
Passengers hy each train TOR The east have ono houf
NJ Tolsyid, and arrive IN Cleveland w same time ~ by
Clyde time.
10th trains mako closo connections az Detroit for Tho
East Nv the Grand Trunk aud drcat Western lailwnye
" Canada, The time ~ New York aud hotipn y uut
and forty minutes more than via Columbus line. Prs.
scngcrs hy this line crose the great Suspension bridge
and pass IN direct view of NiaQifa FALL.
baggage checked through and fare ~ low g. ly any
other rptie. ~, N. SHOEMAKER,
Gen. superintendent Dayton, q.
NJ. NHOEMAkEh,
aps0 Gen. Freight and Passenger Ae, Toledo.
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DISEASES.

NuREDm three days at the Gin.
u clnnaa Look Hospital, No 70
Wost Third street, between Walnut
and Vine, up stairs, by DIR STE
NnNS, Consultation free.
On stayens, nom the hospitals
ofL6ndon, Paris and Baltimore IL
the diacoVefef " the only ceftAn
and reliable remedies for Diseases
ef r. private character, BY his Hpo-
dial experience M this, much neg
lortod brunch ~ medical science, lac
a enahlod 10 guarantee cure In the
most complicated cases,
Gon0nhca cured In three days
without change Of diet hyphllls
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Alb. BOrnsteIn, Music Teacher,

NO. 100 MAHN-STREET.
NsTnuCiioNs eiseh On various lnstrlments. Mu.
IA. Orders tpay BE- lon At The residence pf the, above,
or n hsrhuer, Rex a Co.. Music Hall, Third street.
Teams moderate. .aialli 0N Z mrifdam q
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Belhllg,
TRANSPORTATION.
Ogdensburg & OsWegO Route

VSWVIIoW"H U 7
ron BOSTON, NEW YORK, TRoY, ALBANY. NOR
OEsTER. LOWELL, LAWRENCE. hAsiiYA'
HALFM, bELLOWA FALLA AND ALL
POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND H.
Navigation open 20 og~dsnsbargh an
Opvrego,
UHE Northern Transportation Co.'S ~hrut.eiaan screw
steamer are now making regular trips betweonog-
shipments by this route viii receive care and ptomptl
dispatch, aud AappIs Gao, ey upon low rites "
Nor oonracts or further Information, applyto
r John IpCkfNO, 20 State uifetk hoktohs
i'N j, MEYERS, 1871 broadway Now York
W. wALkfR, Agt, Toledo, Ohio
' apl9-lmd
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CINCINNATI. hamilton and Dayton R, n.

lSh
ON and nner Monday, Nov u, lNa Pasacnget
~ Trains viii leave tie sixth street Depot Dayton
.mr CINCINNATI, us follows
Al lWn n M, E00a M, 800 D M md ESQ fni Hau
stops NJ Middluioan aud Hamilton, only.
Leave Cincinnati fr Dayton vt 0ib a m, lou0 q M
no,io ~ DANIEL McLAREN, supt
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Bankers.
IosArnkN nAHsnnAS. loasFH HAhsnAA'
Marshman 4 Co., Bankers,

Omcc-Ne. as jefferson street, Dayton.
DUYa nl srl Exchange, Cold. Silver. unourront Rank
ID No,cs, aud discount approved busincrs paper at
low intes. ie,mt Nae'W
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PIAMOe

MrEhvss hslrssetvsd an eleennt a.sorthSnt offi-
Nv amos, nom the hest makers I'M the eastern cltier
domp4aine \ great yartyty Of styles and sizes. They
have the largest ttoek " b fpYnd qnywhere III ibis Vi.
oinlyl ALL 90 hloh will ~ aold ~ low ~ they can 1a
b0DgN Ia ken. lpFhb H0qlQp5 QrRny who're aaalHd Aa
a-Caf 1.-THE old eEthllshed n (adqnaEtaEn, conner
iunss0dsm cHAs. Ellis.