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btaer Gilpcr, I'M lpeitltden 1beile ber Stdpt
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fonlmenpen 81 fugniB getlaaBf gebrau6t BATE,
Guroe nit benz ldlarferelt 2ultt Der Biltple en-
miDert r1D Elm gefnorpetes Beib, Delelt 8ll1t
rotn 6euifer, aus benz tbr lebleIer 2eib lid
berpprbet0te, auf bic StraBe btnabquea, +
pieier ldredli9e A1blid Bot li6 Dem @attet1,
ppu Dem tie erf peni8c Nsttutcn 5upOr ii6
g%etreutt bate, D6pe cine Ablut9s eaYpl, DAB
1dpn Der GOD lie Irtftllgs @8 berrl6te b15
mails tetn 3meifel u1p e8 berr1dt iebt fem
3neifel raritber, mer piele 8luttbat be9aagel1
bat. Sin b~eritttigter Desperate, benz ielblf
unter Ietlten @eupIlelt fdl1ll @tuer an Milbbeit
uno @jratidrnfeit glqd tam, MAJ prirtgeno YER
bG6tig, Den ldredlt6en Mpro besangen 81
babcn. Aber 10 fart audi Der 8erpadt par,
10 9eIdab bod ntbt8, unl i'm purd cine anti
lihe llniermdung 3u beltdti9en. Sleletdt
pdre ett lplAer Ser1u6 per9etlid, 9epelen,
pelut Der oe8 Worne8 Serba6ti9e 9eb6rte ia
elmer Slu1le all, Die iiber Dem @elcbe ltebt.
@iue 4nfla9e se9en i'm pdre ME Elm utbez
idriebene8 8latt Bapter gefpelel1 !; pean e8 lag
bereit5 cue AnSabl alperer fauut number grdBE
lider 8erbre6e1 npn ibml ppr, ppn oencn lener
l6ledt be5abfte 8eanlte, Der NuSrufer i'm Grt4
mtualz@ertdte nidt %eiuillal feline Spprtelrt
erbebett tomlte, cine unglidlide 8erfettun9
pm ltnlftanpen, fiber melde bet Stdat8dnpalt
natarli6 feline Gontrple beIaB, ba CT e8 nun
einrual tabtu gu brin9el1 gewuBt bate, baB
jeue 6aae gar ut6t sur 8erbanDluug auf9er1=
fen wurpen.
9lfer mandmal mtrD @eredti0feit aeiibt
obne Die Wtit1utrfuug et1e8 Nt6ter8 Stump
1trtp eite8 StoQt8aupalt8 @bitneb. Nn1 6rei=
tuq MprNen fam iener Mann elenp I'M, 1ad@.
Sem CT firdterltde S6mer3et erlttten. DaS.
@jeIeB pel Oepalttbat, lad DEM er 9elebtb Bate,
fe6rte id i~trafenp 9egeit tin lelbif;; ei1t 5ufdl=.
Tiger SduB, mag er int 3orn pber in Der
i6er5baften Stimn1uug etne8 eble1l 6reibeit8@
bepuBtIetn8 ab9efeuert pprben fem = b1rauf
fpurlt ni6t8 all = fltr5, Gin S9ub, ben elmer
Ieiner etscnef Gameropeu an ibret1 mttter1tdd=
tigeu Sammelplaee abf@ e1terte, miroe bon Der
pergelteuren 0eredti9fett unfe6lbdr 9elenft
urp Der 8erbrefer ltarb ben gerbredertpb.
So mGre retae 3iererei, iber biei EN- Qu8galig
Bepaueru I'll duBern. Der Wtenfd, Der oa8
4}tltpl abfeuerte, mag Dor Dem @eleBe 10 1frafz
bar ieiu, ais bite lett Qei6tliau .pber feline
l1nporitdtigteit ett ipertbpplle8 2ebene 9eopfert
a6er iber bic 6pl9en ieiuer Gbat miro Die Sc
meinDe fem Bebauern gu peridmenpen baben
pieIelbe lift ntr eun lteue8 8eilpiel jener Ser
~QeltuaQ, tie IN BEN lebten 10 Sa6ren 10 oft in
uuIerer Stdbt OeSperaDp8, pelde Dem @eIebe
6pbu uuo 8roe bptet unD nit ibreu 8erbre=
den ipie Elm Dip uuf Der @eiell9Qft ~lalteten,
SIT elmer 9eru1tnprtn1s Se5cse1 BAT, Der lie
ut6t entrttnen fonntel1. +
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Ncrfamfs=0t nsciectt.
9u,n Wcrfauf.

4Nf%R Sum X~SErfHUT+
MW:::J 60 Mder 2anS nit 9Iten C8etdnllnfeiten, 10 Wetlet
MNiii bon Der Staet nabe ber %9aubltrabe uno III Der geluuoes
EzaHh item C5e5enos HOY Mder an Der Nortbern Sentral-gt-
leubabu, 80 Mielen pen Der St0et nit @ebaaoeni l9 Mdet an per
alten 5reberit ytOab. gut a~naebmat; 107 @ter NIT bubl1en Se-
bSulidfeitsn uno g~tulaosu, Miro 8eeen gigsntbaH ~ Der 0tact
sin3etauidt; 8 @dsr an Der altsH 8Gsesrid GeSo q y. sas, go,.s
Don Der Stabt; 2 Saaler IN Sowaroitr., nabe @amoenltr.i LIN
craftsmanship; ? in 6aqsttstr. = m ssr' Z . nmErrn I IN
Hnb m,brere anbere in peri6eosneu GeSeaOcn Der StaSt. Cots 5i
permiet6en In Melt- 8altinDrsHr., Wlpnnnsentr @ap- rno Wtcel-c
Csrnnbrent,n All psrfaufen. @Ipder unb NorrtS,
$50. SO Sapetteitr. 3a
nz-~ Sonfbriefe. alfetb. Gputratte, Teitaurnte nno onoere
ItaiHhti6e Wapisre, iowis Q8aHea- @srbtS- @ei@Sfte meroen behens
Ey 49, : t eaa t9t Mpl5S
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Gbnrle # on, %, San. S. Mitdea,
EN- farbt9er Pprter DeS Dulnpfers oMaripn"
ipurbe berte 8unlGcpe perurtbeilt, neil erueinem
G3tlapeir bei'm 6lu&tperIu9 an 8prD beg.
tDanlpferS beballli9 mar. Gr wiro am q.
UlIr5 acbdnat perDcn. 81 sea lou
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Die 8ab1btGl wnrbe NIT II 9ez
gen ct. an9enr IN e II.
Die 8tI 5ur @intbeilung ber WarbS int fleiS
ltere YrecinctS &c. murpe nit - ae9en z ct.
angenpntme1.
SIM Saule fam am Sannitag ntdt8 pDn 9e-
~Deutun8 gu Stanpe,
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Meuer in Mrm. Qlnrr

News Oorf1 20. San, Da8 DrlfereiS
@ebdipe Der SS, 2pncup, Salen6ef & So.
lpebit benz BreBSQpfal pe8 2eo9erS III TultUnitr
branrte flette 9eadt nieber. Der 8erluIf lit
9rob, ba mebrere srDBe @uli1oer>Y relien baz
aet rl1inirt mllrben. oaH9
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Sob pes @rsMeapUr giIpiu ,gyassm

8bila6elpbta, 20. San. GrsMappr
@ilpta ltarb 1ente Mrr9en, Gr mar Ser. ct,
Inlpalt inter Brdlioent Yan guren.
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0lmdDinno Der Wnrtneridbnft.

Sfe llntrseitnsten MAIDEN tben @ei6aftSfrrunben BE @uy9c,
baB ie nd unter nem beutgeu Datum, 5ufctge freuneibaFliden
observation-disclosures Setrenat baben, Tran5 &leutg en- bat Die
Attipa uno Baiipa iternomnen. 5 Sran3 EIeAtgent f1
Sp9n NDa.
u Sb Made 3ugleih neinen Sreuntcen unb getannten bic Nnset9e,
|ba6 th o0s bS6er in Npmpa9ue b~etriebene @eih6ft, Gde bon @5ap-
uu6 5arrlOnitr. Jest anf e9ene &etnung %fcrttibre.
(Sa24,lWh) @ ra &. @lCutgeM ssGs
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3d,i6s ul1alIcf.

Stem Nprf1 %. San. DQS Sdif s.
6. 8DpD NIT elmer 2aputg BON @etreiOe NIB
fir Qiperppel perbrannte beute
Wprgen in bieli9em Safen.
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Melter WouYc,,ein.

Ole critic ~berabenee gerIamnlups sur Continuing rbi9en Scr.
Gins wuree inter sablreitem @efude bcuc, Wicntag SGl
%. SauHar ~ab9ebateu, Die MnSarbeitun5 ctncr ~bnlanglpb enpp9e.
5crlage ~berielben auf Aeputa9 ben 80 Sanuar IbenoS Sllbr int
obe1en Saale bes Serrui Sanuiel Sd8er, Gte bon Stucs- umo
8~belnabhte uHb Giu;ednua9 etu5nfinpen, "a Die GCnittutpn pfen
Iiedt imc oprseleIen nirb. SIN Muftra9e:
8altbaiar 3uIauft prof. YriiieC"t.
ISTnN & MN NRraug nrpn Satr
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9}euer 8onperetu.

STUDENT es piele beut@e 9irsr in Der Naitabt fir ~8petmaBi8
it9 b%snIelben aui6leBcn ubdten bteynit ~engelaoen f9 naditeI
DtenitaJ 4beno Isl. Sanua) Z llbr in ccnr 9ctde beS Siu. S.
0pue, $50. 5S Gniortr: gu neiterer 9eratbNng %etaSuftnoen. Cnt)
Yereinigter Staaten Bauperei1 SIC. 5,
u 0ienfog Den 81. /. Dtts., MbenbS Z lbr, Observation-Disclosures
CUR NeibluBnobme iiber einet Gprl6lag, bite SebrGntung Der 5obl
Der auieeinnal Su ~ltrcibencen AntBche behcienc, .5u lpeIber bte
A~titgIteoer e~tngelaeet neroen. y
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Nerlan8t mitS geinCbt.
9cntlde8 Nrbcitsg iadmeiinngSz Yircau,
Thnme5tr.. $40. SIS.

uuter gufIbs Der .Deutideu @eIeaidoH."
sue Tieieni9en welbe heltlbe 9anbwerter, Nrbeter cber Denit-
boten su bef1afi0en wlniHen, ienie aue beutidet ArbeiHudenoert
ppleI fb perlSnli6 ODER in franfirteu grufen an ben @9ehter
Der Gelel56dft 5rn. s.. s. Mellin9bpff, 80. %. EbameS-
iraRe ipenoen. Del9er nn~ent5eloltb Nnstnnlt ertleatI wuS. IL
d{ or,,G,4 : Gnc 9e5ina6e trathgc @nwe, man pete lid Mp,
WCtlttYl+ Al Nertb-Sapr. Wto0t
Welndlt wsresa Elm o Sd@is ,s.I 9Sst s S9i SSp lon lo%s %us sli en-
men Mill Bel Gbas, cd lite IN 80. "A 5oalcaptr. Yo
02crIonn+ wereen fpateid 10 unperbe,ratbete iuuse wldn-
O1ltuIy usr. nm 6saertcis gu paueni 81 Sents wtTe tt
aSots crbahen NIB Nrbet fit 2 Sabre. IibesS erfabrt man IN
Der 6ols- une aotlen- garo bon 81 9an0e Co. @de bon 9as
rcline- uu6 9aneaitsrfr., AM @at-8antn. SM
Mn,I,,..4 !. 9Glmiae aute S6neitcr unb NdDernnen. Apc@e
OEtlullll : ir Gei6aft orinolib ~berfebel uno 0aueaoe
8eld6hionas panfden, tOunen i@ nelesa Bel
'11S4H9 49, #k 9W s. 8IimIine, eE
8 81 ,a8s4sH Nes 2 Gertb- "9ibertpitrabe up Sfatr&.
a9aa9 lit NeaI6ineu-g eiDe ub aue sDrtea SpDlcotten byli9. 81
baben. Wlalll,ll
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aga '3sA 80 3sstes pDn BaibinstUm. 81 y
W a 6tn 8 ton 20. San. DdS Ses
nutsSG pmtte fir bic l~lnterlu4unS Der 3eituns8
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WprIGnfi0c Wn3eine.
SefdnntmaDung.
Qtebe Tuaenp .Mdbrhetti

Ga6rtdt pho biernit crtbeilt, ba6 bic Ser Staatem @rp6-2poe
beS 8erb. Z. Il. -. ibre iSbri1e Stsung am Wipntag ben 6. SeGr.
1860 in Oro Saa. 1876 Ot-9om6aroItr. abbdIt umb YtCrsens 9 ubr
ibren &nfang nimnlt. Die Deputntcn, geprdlentanteu unp Dee9a-
ten Der oerl1eoenen Staater une Dthritte mereeu Ireunolu6it e-
iatt, ib Sablreib etn3ufnoeM
SIN auitraSe beS bb6ftwarbi9cu Ober- SunSes- AReter;
Spbnnn Oautert6.
CSa28.Heb6) a Bltn6e8. 2 drtftmctner: &ptba Mie0e.
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a.:aq Meue Nn5eigcu, eo 4.
EriIrbr bpllGnStIcbc 6Griuae.
Soebeu ~empfin9en cine feline Bartbie BON ~6cr;i0tdsf QuattSt.
PPacht, VOneif & Co.,
TIC Qnnrk,rScr
&m1lid1

MI DH &M1IfCD
EITOMs Seute, McntaS, Wlorgcn8 IL lIbr, GROCER 9unh Bet
IQgAAlAz {. Gomnerfelo, gde 5r0nt- unb sOmbarOlrabe. pcu
E%frelnolubit einabet
+ (Afo) s. SpmmerfeGh.
WDrlGufi0c Mn3eige.
Der Ip3. benz. 3urnperein maGt ietneu 6reunoen btermtt bic ppr-
taui9s an3eioe. bB er am OItermOntag ictnen Sabres- @aQ nit
@otSert uno Ppramioenbau i'm WtarpIane- Sntttut oernnitaltet.
Q8eiteres in ener ipateren An5e9e. (SWo)
+ BUR Mndbrtcbf.
Ypnt 9eut9en ab lit 9err 81, S9Ieunt9 ni6t ruebr in nne.
ITEM @elh6it, DC. S9netoer>&Gp.
Baltimore, Sanuar 81. 1860. (SNtoOD
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SIM @alpe, z Weilen p0na 9 / E nj ont
nab, Der Barm BON Bedler, f1no man bieler
5aa,e ben 9eidnam bon SDbn Gerber. Jteben
Inn ieiu @emebr, aus ben llmlfdnben ldten
b~errpr3usebet, paB CT Selbitmpro beSan9en
BAIT { ml6 bie Snrp CAB ibr 8erbift oemsemdB
as. 81 bate Bis. npr. 0nr3em, pie mir bDren,
auF elmer Jarm III BET Ndbe ppn 0ennepin 9e=
ippb ut, Pie er fir cine Note anf $4,000 per-
fauf te. Man fanb oieie Ncte nao $50 IN
@elip auf ieiler 9cide, Dp8 WRotto pes
9enbifmprbe8 1T III Dunfe( 9ebit0t. ga.la &
9iie @e3ebgebung pm Btr8 +
nj c II bat inter ben 8abli.eiden ytaBre9elil
fir Etablirttg elmer ftebeap,'n 2yebr qtrb PIE
8erfiigdus setrcfisn, pqB beli @pllperpepI be
red,ist lei, Gillfaufe bon Otu, uttlon u1o Maf>
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.-No. 3.

By virtue Of an execution issued from the
Office of the Clerk Of the District Court, OF
Tama county, Iowa, and to me directed, in ia
vor Of Lewis s. Snyder, and against 2. Smith
and George Reed, have levied on, and will
offer for sale TO the highest bidder on Satur-
day the 23d day Of June A. D., 1860, at the
Court House door in Toledo Iowa, between the
hosrs Of 9 o'clock A. M. and 4 clock T. H.,
of said day. the following property, to-wit:
the north east + Of the south east and south
east / of north east / of section q township
50 range IA west, taken as the property OF
said George Reed to satisfy said execution, in
terest and costs.
Terms Of sale cash.
THOMAS MURRAY
Sheriff, of Tama county, Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa, May 23d, 1860. v2n3lw4
printers Fee, $,5OO.)
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-31
SHERlFF'S SALE.-NO. 1
Mortgage Foreclosure.

By virtue Of special execution issued
from the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court Of Tama County, Iowa, and to me direct
ed, in favsr Of Benjamin A. Hall and against
Stanley s. Chinn, Mary A. Chinn and JanQ
F. Hale, have levied on and will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday the
28d day Of juno, A. D. 1850, at the Court
House door in Toledo, Iowa. between fhc hours
Of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock +. NJ, Of said
Of lot az in Block (2) in the village of Toledo
Tama County, Iown,-taken as the property
decrced to be sold by decree Of foreclosure Of
said mortgage to satisfy said execution inter-
est and costs.
Terms Of sale cash. No redemption.
THOMAS MURRAY.
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa, May 21st 1860.
(Prs fee $5,O0.) v2n31w4.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-31
s A N + @ r d 8
FAMILY
GatRartIe nlls,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and will keep many climate.
The Family Cathartic PILL is q gentle but
active Cathartic which the proprietor has used
in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly in- creasing demand from
those who have long ~ used the PILLS and
the satisfaction which = all express in regard
to their use, has in. duced me to place
them within the reachi-1 Of all.
The Profession wellp know that different
Cathartics act on diff, ferent portions Of the
bowels. e
The FAMILY CATHAR-E TIC Pill has, with due
reference to this wellnf established fact, been
compounded from "a variety of the pures,
Vegetable Extr &C is, % which act alike on ev-
cry part of the ali-E mentary canal, and
are good and safe in 6 MI cases where ca
thartic is nee ed, . such as arrangements
Of the Stomach, Sleep mess Pains in the
Back and Loins, Costiveness, 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 lnham-
matory Diseases, Worms in Children or Adults,
Rheumatism a great Purifier of the Blood and
many diseases to which flesh is heir too nu-
merous to mention in this advertisements
Dose, to 8.
PRICE = DIMES.
The Liver Inyigorator and Family Cathar-
tic Pills are retaicd by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by tho Trade il all the
large towns.
5. Il. w. SANFORD, nj. ID.
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
335 Broadway. New York
Sold by James shanklin, Druggist Tols
Iowa. vln46ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-31
H"@A L.

~ We omitted last week to notice
tho fact, Of tho preliminary survey Of
the Cedar Rapids 4 M. r. Il. being
made through our town. The Engineers
ran the line from the east, on the
North part Of town bending in south
west direction, down the valley Of Deep
Greek and around the point Of the Bluffs,
near the river. At Indiant'n the line run
thro' tho centre of the village. They com,
pleted their labors last Friday and return
Cd through our town the day following
The Board Of Directors will meet at
Cedar Rapids on the the 18th day Of
June next; and it is very desirable for
reasons which we do not wish to make
public, that cur town and County be
we'll represented at that meeting although
they may have no influence with their
votes.
~. A short time ago We announced
the change Of proprietors Of the "Chsap
Cash Store" To day, by now advcr.
tisement ia our columns to which atten.
ton is invited, the new Firm in SUBJ
stance declare, that they are determined
to make the people confess that the
name of their Store is not q missioner.
In STEPPING into their establishment yes
terday We were pleased to observe the
evidences Of taste, cleanliness and enter
prise, manifested il re6tting and paint
ing the interior. They have received
few now gods and many more are ex-
pected in few days. Give them call
- We observe that Mr.. w. s. Tur-
bstt has fairly resumed his old occupa-
ton Of butchsring to supply the wants
Of our citizens. Hc butchers at present
every Tuesday, and has his market in
the basement Of the Brick Store.
- Who can beat this? Mr.. VIM.
Hillmon of our town informed US yester-
day, that be sheared few days ago nine
pounds Of wool from little sheep that
weighed only AZ pounds after the loss Of
its fleece. What farmer 10 Tama Comfy
can beat this.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-31
DE- ?. l.. BALDY.

Again offers his services, to the inhabitants
of Toledo, and vicinity,) as Predicting Ply
sician and Obstetrician,
Special attention given to Diseases Of Fe.
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will receive special atten-
ton.
Those whose fears have been excited against
tho excessive use of Calomel, or Mercury, in
any torm-lNay rest assured thoy will receive
no injury--during treatment.
Every person will be expected 70 settle their
Indebtedness every
SIX MONTHS. By CASH, PRO-
DUCE or NOTES.
Positively, present indebt-
edness to be paid Immediately to I. B. MAR
TIN. Or. r. i. RALDY.
Toledo, April 2eth, 1860. vlnAv2n2sly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-31
SHERIFF'S SALE
Mortgage Foreclosure.

0UEU8WS0 RUrVCIOSUFUe
By virtue Of Special Execution issued
from tn Office Of the Clerk of the District
rected, in favor Of w. Penn Clark, Atty for
rockingham & Co, and against Charles G.
Trnsdcll 4 Sarah J. Trusdeil have levied on, g.
will offer forsalc to the highest bidder Satur-
day the 23d day Of june A. D. 1860, OF the Court
House door in Toledo, Iowa, between the hours
Of Q o'clock A NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. of said
day, the following property. to wit: Lots five
and six in block Twenty Four, and Lot Six
in Block Three in Toledo, Tama County, Iowa
taken IS the property decreed to be sold by
decree Of foreclosure Of said mortgage to sat-
fsfy said execution interest and costs.
Terms Of sale cash. No Redemption.
THOMAS MURRAY,
Sheriff Of Ta,ra County, Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa, May 25th, 1860.
(Prs fec $500, pd.) v2nalw4.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-31
MILLINER

MISS e. L. NASH, wishes to inform the LII
lVI dies of this Community and vicinity
that she is now prepared to furnish them with
the latest style Of Millinery and Dress MAX
ing. Rooms at Mr.. Moorcroft'e, South East
part OF Toledo. MISS E. i. NASH.
Toledo, April 9th, 1860. v2n23m2
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-31
It III - IL
Groceries.
r o S al e

At the Saloon North West Corner
or the Public Square in Toledo.
The subscriber would take this opportunity
to inform the citizens of Toledo and the adj
joining country, that he is now in receipt Of
the hes: G ROCE r E s, and is pre-
pared to sell them at the lowest possible pri-
ces for
. AS H
His stock consists OF
C9Bee, Sugar, Tea, Grrckers, Cheese,
.Socp. Starch, Salaratas, Candles,
Raisins, Plums, Peaches, Dried
-App'es, Tobacco, Assortment
Of Spices, Cigars, de-, de-,
Which he offers for sale at the Lowest
C. q III P R C Il 8.
ky- Butter and Eggs Wanted.
+. j. EPENETER.
Toledo. November, oath, 1859. v2n5ly
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Notice to Stockholders.

The Annual Election Of Directors Of tie
Cedar Rapids 4 Missouri River Railroad
Co., will be held at the Office Of the Com
pany, in Cedar Rapids Iowa, on Wednesday
the 18th of June, 1860.
W. w. WALKER, Ssc'y,
G. II. s. NJ. r. r. r.
Cedar Rapids, Nay l4th, 1860. v2n29w4
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PRICES Low FOR READY PAT,
NO SALES ON CREDTE.

The " BRICK STORE" will sustain the rep
utation already acquired Of affording the bsst
Quality Of Goods for less money than any
other establishment West Of the Rapids.
Butter and Eggs taken j. Exchange. .s
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- The Albany Statesman and Buff
falo Commercial Advertiser, both form
erly Know Nothing organs, have hoist
ed the names of Lincoln and Hamlin.-
The latter is Mr.. Fillmores home or
gan.
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JOHN ID. PARK,
Proprietor.

Dealer in PATENT MEDICINES, Fancy Goods,
and Toilet articles, 124 Lake Street, Chicago
To whom oil orders should be addressed.
Sold by J. NJ. Shanklin, at the "Psople's
Drug Store" Toledo, Iowa.
March 18TH, 1850. v2n19
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SARSAPARILLA
AND
STILL L I n G | A ,
OR
BLOOD & LIV Err
S Y r u p

It is highly recon-
menbed by physicians
to cure the following
diseases, having their
Origin in a disorderee
state Of the blood.
Scrofula, letter o.
Salt Kheum, Sc a | q
Head, Canker, Ulcera'
tons and Enlargements
of the Joints, Cancer.
Gus Tum5rs, Kings L
vii, Erysirela $ S t
Anthony's Fire, v hi,e
swc.lings, Obst mat {
Erur'ions, Pimples or
the Face, Blotc h e $.
Pustuies, Rheumatism
Dyspepsia, etc.; sy
p1ilitic and Mercurial
Affections are cured
Chlorosis or Ohs,ruc.
tons in Females, Leu
cerrhea or Whites, are
relieved By the use o:
this Medicine.
The medical proper
ties of Sarsaparilla in
conjunction with Still
lineia are well known
by all medical men to
be tho best compound
yet disc o V err d t G
cleanse and purify the
and eradicate all
humors from the system
Ec have given this
Recipe to most physi-
clan. in the country,
that they may know
W hat they are using;
and will continue to
send it by mai! to those
DESTROYS Of knowing
the ingredients enter
ing into its composition
that they may prescribe
it in their practice.
This prepare I / 0 n
stands at the head of
the list of remedies for
curing all disca 8 9 $
arising from impurities
in the blood or diseased
matter lurking in the
system.
Thousands who have
used the Stillingia and
will test
fy to ifs remarkable eff
feet in removing ali
impurities from their
blood, giving tone and
visor to the whole hui
man frame, and restor-
ing a healty action to
all the functions Of the
body.
The testimonials re-
ceived in its favor from
many members Of the
Medical faculty would
were wc to publ is b
them. fill a large vol
ume.
It is prepared unde,
the supervision Of on.
Of the oldest and bes
practical chemists il
the country, (Mr. W. S
Merrill, Cincinnati, 81
as to insnre an uni
formity of composition
and purity in all the
ingredients.
As a spring remedy
to purify and cleanse
the blood, leaving i
free from all humor.
and impurity, we as.
sert with confidence
there is no better med
icine.
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Ayers Sal saparula.

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~ We actually feel sorry for those
bilious, jaundiced faces which We meet
every day in the street that they do not
buy bottle Of SANFoRDs INyIaRAToR,
and clear up to healthy hue and ruddy
color their dark compilations. BY the
use Of enc bottle they will find our state
ment true and their general health great.
~ improved, or We will forfeit another
bottle, and guarantee they will never be
without it in their families. I'm