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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-21
s A N i OR DIS
FAMILY
Cat9artit Qills,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and will keep in any climate
The Family Cathartic PILL is a gentle but
active Cathartic which the proprietor has used
in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly in creasimg demand from
those who have long,c used the Pills and
tho satisfaction which. all express in regard
to their use, has in. duccd me to place
them within the rcachE of all.
The Profession wcllp% know that different
Cathartics act on dif-ro ferent portions of the
bowels q
The FAMILY CATnAR-E TIC Pill has, with due
reference to this wcllH established fact. been
compounded from y s. variety of tho purest
Vegetable Extr &C is, p which act alike on ev-
cry part Of the ali E mentary canal, and
are good and safe in q all cases whore Ca
thartic is nee d ed, . such as arrangements
of the Stomach Sleep mess, Pains in tho
Back and Toins, Costivcncss, Pain and Sore
ness over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently, if neglected, end in a long
course Of Fever, Loss Of Appetite. Creeping
Sensation Of Cold over the body, Restlcssness,
Headache, or weight in the head, all Infam-
m ,tory Diseases. Worms in Children or adults,
I;hcumatism a great Purifier Of the Blood and
many diseases to which flesh is heir too nu-
merous to mention in this advertisements
Dose, to 3.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The Liver Invigorntor aud Family Cathar-
ito Pills arc rctailed by Druggists generally,
and sold Wholesale by tho Trade in all the
largo tswns.
s. Il. W. SANFORD, M. -.
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
$50 Broadway, New York
Sold By understandable, Druggist, Tols
Iowa. vll4iy
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SARSAPARILLA & STILLINCIA,
Oh
BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP.

FRor. r. S. NEWTON says, in Cincinnati
Medical Journal; Vol, !, Nos, page SlO,l
in regard to the cure Of MARTIN ROBBINS,
one Of the most remarkable cures on re-
cord:
a While he ,cas in the worst imaginable
= condition, we were called to attend him for
= fracture Of the leg, produced by fall
= The indications Of n reunion of the bone,
- under the circumstances, were very un- ;
e favorable, for he would sit day after day, ,
g picking out small pieces If the bone whtch
= ,couM slough of. I found him using SEQ
Is riW $ preparation, ,rhich he continued to use :
q rnh! a cure cas elected
3 We gave him no constitutional treat
2 mcnt, being in attendance only as a SUR
geon yet we confess we had much Curl ,
. osity TO see what could be done in q sys-
. tenn SO EXTENSIVELY DISEASED MS his was.
S The journal remarks, in passing on, !.
: that "Many other equally bad cases have !
< BEEN CURED in this city, by the Syrup Of
Sarsaporila and 'Stllmgia.' !
eve have known the manufacturers Of i.
it personally for many years. and can say
that they are reliable men.
Sold by JOHN D. PARK,
Proprietor, Chicago, Ill.
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D0-It is is an established fact and no
reason why any person should lingor
out miserable existence from Bleeding
Piles, as many do from ignorance Of a
cure being within their reach. SAN.
FoRDs INvI1oLAToR, found in most
drug stores, perfectly simple, cannot in.
jure, but gives tone and strength to the
general system, aud is an all.suficient
remedy. I'm
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Blood and Liver SyruD.

Gentlfmen-I will with great pleasure give
my testimony as to what your Sarsapariila and
Stiiiingia, or BLOOD AND LIVER siRup, ha. done
for me. Some three and a half years
since, | wass attacked with a ScRoFuLoUs
WHITE SWELLING, which was attended
with most excruc;ating pains! | tried
various remedies, and was attended with
two Of the best Physicians Of the city
Conc Of them . Professor in an Old
School Medical College, aad they failed
to give me relief! I was 50 reduced that
l was confned to my bed for over three
monthe. The nerves and muscles Of one
leg were 50 contracted and drawn up that
/ could not walk. | had more than
dozen running ulcers on my legs, from
which took from timo to time more
than one hundred pieces Of bone. some
Of them from three to four inches long.
l was reduced to almost skeleton, and
my friends had given up all hopes Of my
recovery! I was in this condition when
I commenced the uso Of your Blood and
Liver Syrup. l have used, altogether,
somo two dozen bottles Of it, and at the
time tho Iodine Ointment, which you
advise to use with it; and lastly, the
Healing Ointment, given under the head
Of White Swelling" in your Direc
ITEMS. l am new able to attend to bu-
siness. and my legs have become so
strong that l walk without any Difficult.
ty-and have entirely recovered my
heolth! Yours.
MARTIN ROBBINS, u.
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DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea
Cures Cramp and Pain in the Stomach.
pr. Bakers Pain Panacca
Cures Collie, Pain in the Back l. Bowels
Dr. Bakers Pain Panacea
Cures Diarrhea, Dizziness 4 cos,ivcness
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea
Cures cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sprains and
all kinds Of Sores.
Or. Bakers Pain PaEacea
Has more real merit than any Pain Kill
Ter in use.
DR.. Bakers Pain ?a1acea
Is used in nearly every family in the
West.
DIR. Bakers Pain pa.sacca
Used as liniment or wash, has no
superior.
DIR. Bakers Pain Eeanacca
Is the best remedy for summer com
plants in USE
Dr. Bakers Pain Esanacca
Cure. chronic Diseases, such as Dyspcp
STA, Weak Breast, Liver complaint,
General Debility, Fever and
Ague, canker, sore Throat,
Weak Eyes, spine aud
Old sores, dc, dc.
Dr. Bakers Pain T'anaCea
The Greatest Pum-luriag Remedy yet
Discovered.
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor, 124
Lake Street, Chicago, H., TO whom all orders
should be addressed.
June It'll, 1860.
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DR. SANFORDS
LIVER IL WIG { R 4 TO R

NEVER DEB1L1TATES.
TT is compounded entirely from Gums, and
has become an established fact, Standard
Medicine, known and approved by all that
have used it, and is now resorel to with
confidence in all the: diseases for which j,
is recommended. =
1t has cured thou: sands within the las;
two years who hada given up all hopes of
relief, rs the numerS Gus unsolicited certif-
icatcs in my posscssa ion show.
The dose must be,s adapted to the tenn
permanent Of the indiA vidaal taking il. and
used in such quantiS. ties rs to act gently or
the Bowels. q
Lei The dictates Of. your Judgment guide
you in tho use Of the. LIVER INIIG OR A.
TOR, and it will cure Liver Complaints, Bill
ious Attacks, Dyspeps sin, Chronic Diarrhoea
Summer Complaints = Dysentery. Drop sy,
Drorsy, Sour Stomach, llabitual Costiyeness,
CAolic, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Chorcra In
fan,um, Flatulcnce, Jaundice, Female Weak
ensses, ana cay be used successfully as an
Ordinary Family Medicine. II will cure SicK
HEADACHE, las thousands can testify, in TWEEN
ty minutes if two or three Teaspoonfuis are
taken at commencement of attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony
in its favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Inyigora-
tor, and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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SHERIFT'S SAILING. i.

BY virtue Of an execution issued from the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court, Of
Scott county, Iowa, and to me directed, in IA
vor Of A. NJ. Campbell, and against Samuel l.
Samuel r. Meyer, have levied on and will
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, between the hours
Of . o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m. Of said
day. the following property to-wi,: the n I
of II " 6 town 81 n Of r Il west of 5 M.
taken as the property Of said Samuel r. Meyer
to satisfy said execution in,eres, and costs.
Terms Of sale cash.
THOMAS MURRAY
Sheriff, Of Tama county, Iewa.
Toledo June 9th, 1860. (p.f. 81. pd) n33Iw
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DAKING Soda, Cream Tartar, Tea. Spices
ID Pepper and Ginger, Mt tho Peoples Dru
Store. j. Nj. S.
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LOG ~ - =

AELENA.-.We QUuOeu Iaot WIN, "
the celebration Of our approaching 4th
Of July Anniversary atthis place. Since
then We have learned that 7. WALTER
JACKSON, has accepted the invitation
previously extended to him, and will de-
liver the grafton. We will publish the
Programme when received.
SALT CREEK We learn by letter
that the citizens of this vicinity are de-
termined to celebrate our coming Ma
tional Anniversary. We await further
particulars.
ToLEDo.-Efforts are being made to
erect Roman Catholic Church at Tole-
do.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-We no.
tice that this elegant Church edi6ce is
now rapidly approaching completion
We hope, ere long, to be present at its
dedication services.
BAPTIST CHuRcH.--For our size, we
soon will be Village Of Churches
Another Church building has been CON-
menccd in Toledo by our Baptist friends.
We understand it will oe finished this
season. This is as it should be, Church.
e., virtue, morality, Temperance and
Republication ever 60 hand in hand.
ECREKA-Thcm emb ers Of the Re.
publican Party ia Eureka arc wide
awake. There was large and enthusi
astic meeting Of their Club at the school
house, last Saturday Evening. r. w.
Jackson Esq, delivered an address,
Fellow Republican. Of Eureka. Keep
the ball rolling Shake up the dry
bones Of Democracy in your midst!
BUcKINdHAM.-- There will be mass
meeting Of the Republicans of Tama
County at Buckingham, on the 18th Of
July, 1860 Hon. Il N Bates Of Cedar
Rapids, Hon. Thomas Drummond and
john Shane Esq, Of Vinton will GER
tainly DO present. Other prominen,
Speakers are also expected. There vii
be pic mic. Dinner free for all. Friends
AID Foes Of Ltncola and Xamlm turn
out
CRYsTAL.-D. Council Jr. Esq, will
address the electors Of Crystal Township
On the political issues of the day, at the
School House near McKune's, on Satur-
day the 23d inst, at clock L. MI
On meeting friend Connect on the
stump, We extend to him a hearty vel
come. May he continue in the good
work until the closing Of tho ballot
boxes next November.
PERRY--Thc citizens Of Perry Town.
hip met in mass convention last Satur.
lay. aud we're ably addressed By speak.
'rs from abroad. Before the speaking
'ommsnced, splendid Pole was raised
rom which the Stars and Stripes Aoa.ed
proudly to the breeze. A Band Of mu.
nc Was in attendance, whose spirit stir
lug and martial strains added much to
he interest of the occasion. This is
he right spirit. From all parts Of the
county. the cheering intelligence reaches
Is, that the watch-fres Of the party arc
burning brightly. Let the ball be kept
'olling until next November, at which
me We will roll LINCOLN into the White
House BY such majority, as will re
mind the Locos Of the Coon Skin and
lard cider Of victories 1910.
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EOOLSCAP, Law-Cap, Lctterand Note Paper
= also Envelops, Pens, Ink and Schoo
Books, for sale by J. ~ ;.
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READ g. RE NJ M 8 n /.

in Groceries that has ever been offered in Toledo.
READ g. r e N e M q Err.
BROWN SUGAR at l. lbs for $1,OO
Supr or bro n sugar 10 !" 100
Bcs. Coffee 6 g loo
/ Peaches /" 100
Pared Peaches 8 !" I" 100
| Pruncs 10 /" i" 100
Chewing Tobacco at rs cts y ID
Taliow Candles Is !" ."
Dried Apples 10 :"
| Shot :" 10
| Xalter Rope f" Is /"
Black s. Green teas 5oMsO !" !"
| Raisins 15(n25 /"
Pure Starch 124
Saleratus 81 +"
Soda 10 I" I"
White Fish 8 T"
Mackcrel 1OG121 /"
Fine Cigars so cts per box.
Brooms Is cts piece
Pure White Lead 1925 cts keg.
A fine article of Spruce Beera at only 5 cents
per bottle
SxlO glass cts per light.
8xlO sash !" !"
Candies Nuts, PEPPER Spice, Ginger, fine cut
chewing & Smoking Tobacco, Buckets, tubs,
Can Fruits Of ell kinds, Lozengers, PEPPER
sauce, Oysters, Ground cinnamon, Spice, Mus.
tard, Sarlines Toilet Soaps, Yeast Cake,
Matches, Extract Of Coffee, and will be rcceiy-
ing fresh supplies Of Ill kinds Of Groceries
constantly, which will sell cheap for cash
am receiving
Stock OF Nails
which will sell at 5 cts pound.
My motto is
Small profits and quick returns.
Having purchased my Goods for cash am
therefore enabled to sell cheap.
CASH BUYERS
are particularly requested to
Call at the
Toledo Grocery and
Satisfy Themselves,
that they can buy Groceries here cheaper than
any where else in town. have Just received
n fresh supply of Groceries from ST. Louis and
Chicago which will be sold at the prices named
above, those wishing to save money in the pnr-
chase Of their Groceries, please to give me a
cali at the
TOLEDO GROCERY STORE.
VIM II. HARRISON.
Toledo, June It'll, 1900 vo-n32-ly
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The Great Wide Awake Procession,

The monster Wide Awake proc, ssion,
which came off in New York on Wednes-
day evening last, exceeded anything of the
kind ever witnesse in this country. We
copy a short notice OF it from one of our
New York Exchanges:
The scenes in the Fifth Avenue were
strange. Toward 6 O'Clock the pupu'n, ion
OF the avenue began to increase very rapidly
Invading armies marched IN from both
sides OF the town and npclscd the sidewalks.
From the streets they swurmed up the
broad steps, and made themselves comfort
able in all the rights md privileges of
Fquntter Sovereignty. Where the balloon
les were near enough to the steps to alloy
o! a transit, the balconies also were occu-
pied, often by women, WIN made very con-
siderable dispiey in reaching them. Moth
ing can resist the pressure OF the people,
Not lattice work on steps. which were
densely populated with enterprising brys
great and small. Not iron picket fences,
intended to protect front yards, whic h
became perches for feutherless bpeds, nor
locks on area gates, which seemed to, open
to mysterious skeleton keys; nor even
ske !etons themselves, which ceased to per-
form their expanding office. Never was,
such mass of peuple assembled In the
avenue as last night. From Twenty third
sreet 10 Eighth street 1t wos filed; not less
than 10000 people saw the procession
within that three ionrths of mile, less
than one-fifth Of the entire route. The
houses as well as the streets were filled -
The AIherUnm Club was espt cially uide
awake. II ovetflowed upon.lhs roof. From
Moses II. Grnnell's house on tho corner OF
Fourteenth street, red and green lights
wero alternately turned; they lighted the
ascending smoke of the multitudinnns
torches with strange nnearthly glow. Mr..
Grhnell himself was active in setting OF
his fireworks, which were kept up inces.
sanity for nearly two hours. At other
houses talong the avenue fireworks were
displayed, and on one of the bulconies--an n,
unscaled balcony a beas,ifi eiri,.
wharing tho graceful cap and cape OF the
City Wide Awskes. ST. laifan
The Companies formed in the side streets
soon utter O'clock, but II was not until 8
O'Clock that the procession began TO move
II reached the Brovoon House at 8:25 P.
d. Then followed river OF FIRE, waving
with the tread of marching men, which did
n ot cease until after 10 O'Clock. As she
companies came on, each new Uniform and
banner was received with applause.
where was heard word or sign Of spite o.
hatred. SO long was the first division thai
there was lively discussion when il had
passed whether ii wns not the whole. Bot
Ia few minutes atterward the avenue was
again sheet of Same. and so sgsin and
again and sgain. until the wondering crowd
thought It never would be done. There
were at least 40 900 torches in the process
sion, and more than 10000 men p
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The Oregon Legislature in trouble

|
The Oregon Legislature met at Salem on
The 10th inst. The House was >organizsd
by choosing Benjamin, Harding. douglas
Dem, who at the last two elections vot ed
Tor Logan, Republican, ror Congress.) as
Speaker; Nc patten (Rep) Chiet Clerk;
Allen (Dougl's Dem) Assisient, Clerk; and
Sewerage (Rep )SergeaLt.sr-.Arms
Tha Senatorial organization of this Ass-
embiy was regarded by The Breckinr,dge
members, rs IN indication that a Douglas
Republican coalition was slreudy fosrnsd to
elect Col. Baker and s. W. Nesmith Ssns.
ttors.
! The Constitution Of Oregon requires two.
thirds Of all the members elected to each
house to form a quorum to do business. Up
on receiving the news of the organizati on
o tho House, six OF the Breckenridge Sens-
o'ors bolted, Astounding from Salem early
on the morning of the llth, leaving the body
without quorum, and in that condition it
has continued up to tho latest accounts.
The names Of the Senators who Withdrew
are Flornnce, Monroe. Berry, McH~pry,
Fitzhugh and Shelby. The latter 10 a SON
.in-law OF General Lane. A resolution was
passed by the Senate empowering the Ser
geant-at.Arms to compel ths stendsnce OF
The absent members, and TO call HE aid
whsteser force 10 nessessary. The Prssi-
dent o { the Senate is Hon. L y. Elkins,
and the Secretary 10 Mr.. Pupls. both Doug
las men. The Sergesut.,t-Arms, toewhom
has been intrustedihe delicate task of bring.
ing back the abscondiog members, Is OF tho
same political faith. The Assistant See
retary and Enrolling Clerk are Republicans.
An attempt will be made by the Breckin-
ridge men to defea, a quorum in the Honse
TO prevent the election OF Baker and Mes
NTH. '@'4ssf 4ih'fg''
This cannot be accomplished, and tho
wan. OF quorum will not necessarily. pre-
vent he eeciion OF the Senators IL 10
probable the twotU s, Senator'S will be cl-
ected by coalition between the Daueias
men aud Republicans. Col. E. D. Baker
has received the Republican nomination in
caucus, and will be ons OF the Senators,
If there 10 any elsction stslt Tsis gsa-
orally concededon both sidrs Both houses
adjourned until Morday, Sept. f5ih.
AS the stage psesed through Corvallis, on
the night o. the i4ah. the Ssrgeant.at-Asms
was there with . posse Of citizens, search,
ing for the absconaing Sesstors, who, on
the arrival OF the officer, had taken 10 the
brush TO avoid arrest. Phey had all been
stopping q. Cmyallis ever since ls-vins the
Sent to, One Of them was srpested, bus
sequeotly escaped. .itr7ss s4fstsh
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and both branches of the Legislature. 1t
gives the following members elected to
Congress:
Lehum, Dem, Morris, Rep, verree, Rep,
Kelly, Rep, Davis, Rep, Hickman. Rep,
Cooper, Dem, Ancona, Dem, Stevens. Peo-
pies, KiIlingcr. Rep, Campbell Rep ,Scran-
ton, Rep, Johnson Dem. Grow Rep, Hale
Repf Junkin Rep, uncertain; Mcpherson
Repl Blair Rep. Cwode Rep. Lazeaf DEN,
uncertain; Moorhead Rep, Mcknight Rep,
Stewart Rep, Patton Rep, uncertain; Bah
bitt Rep, McKIntry Dem elected Tor the
shoi, term, from the sth district,