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and colored wife.
The opening of the Bergen Tunnel formally took
place on Wednesday. This tunnel is through Ber-
gen hill 800 feet. The total cost of the tunne l.
! approaches and long dock was Sl,700,000' 1t is
the cas- ern terminus of The New York and Erie
| railroad.
GFantley Berkeley has ready for London pub.
Usher book called ''The English Sportsman in
the Western Prairies." 1t is principally made up
of the letters be sent from this country to a London
| sporting journal.
Mr.. Thomson, very wealthy and extensive
manufacturer Of cotton goods at Bolton, England
has invited his working people to invest their saw
ings of wages with him, and share in the profits
arising out Of his manufactures.
About 200, GOO hogs have been packed in Chica-
CO. Illinois, this season, and from $4,000 to 40 600
more will be packed. In l859G0, there were pack
ed in Chicago l169l8 hogs, and in lS5S-59 lS5,OOO
! The issue of the recent fugitive slave case at
| Cleveland, Ohio has caused stampede among the
negroes there and in Toledo. They have lett for
Canada in large numbers.
| On Wednesday morning prize fight was stopped
! by the police of New York, and the combatants,
| Pat Manning and Jim Clark, arrested. Two rounds
had been fought before the police made their des-
| cent
| Mr. Bartlett, mate of the American ship Kino,
while at the Chinca Islands, was murdered on board
! his own vessel by sailor belonging to the Hip
pogrih
Hartford papers contradict, by authority the re-
port that Col. Colt will establish pistol factory in
Georgia He is now making 300 pistols day, and
500 revolving rifles month.
man named Joseph t. Winmile, was arrested
and committed to jail in Norfolk. en- Wednesday,
on the charge of uttering abolition sentiments in
the hearing of negroes.
strike is in progress in the Mills of the Wash
ington Corporation, Lawrence, in consequence of a
reduction of fifty pei cent. on the wages pad' Inc
operators, however, show signs of giving in.
| A new hook abont Africa is announced in Lon
don. Itis called "Ten Years Wanderings Among
the Ethiopians." and is written by T. j. Hutchin-
son, Consul for Fernando 70.
The Memphis papers all unite in condemning the
"stay" law lately passed by the legislature OF Ten
nessee. "
Thomas Ewing, Jr., formerly OF Ohio, but now of
Kansas is said to be the most prominent on the list
of candidates for the SenaOrship from that State.
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A new book about Africa is announced in Lon
don. 1t called "Ten Years Wanderngs Among
the Ethiopians,' and is written by 7. J. Hutchin'
SON. Consul for Fernando 70.
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"stavu law lately passed by the legislature of Ten
nessee.
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Thomas Ewing, Jr., formerly OF Ohio, but now of
Kansas is said to be the most prominent the list
of candidates for the SenatOrship from that State
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FIRsr SHIPMENT OF GAS TO LoNDoN.-We saw ves-
terday at the passenger station of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, at Eleventh and Market, number of
informed contained compressed gas. Upon further
inquiry we learned that Mr. Williams who had fit
ted up the cars on the Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road for burning gas, had also taken a contract
from Hathaway Leach of this city, for fitting out
number Of cars to be used on the street railways
in London. These cylinders had been sent to the
railroad work shops in Altoona, to be filled with
gas by means of the company's apparatus there; so
that before long we may expect to hear Of Ameri
made at the foot Of the Allegheny mountains-
PEir Gdzette Feb 3
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Hartford papers contradict, by authority, the re-
port that Col Colt will establish pistol factory in
Georgia. He is now making 800 pistols day, and
SAA rnrnlrinn rinas q month
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man named Joseph I. Winmile, was arrested
and committed to jail in Norfolk. en- Wednesday,
on the charge of uttering abolition sentiments in
the hearing of negroes.
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On Wednesday morning prize fight was stopped
by the police of New York, and the combatants,
Pat Manning and Jim Clark, arrested. Two rounds
had been fought before the police made their des-
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About 200 coo hogs have been packed in Chica-
go, Illinois, this season, and from $4,000 to 40, 600
more will be packed. In lS59-GO there were pack
ed in Chicago l76,9l8 hogs, and in lS5S-59 lS5 0OO
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strike is in progress in the Mills of the Wash
ington Corporation, Lawrence, in consequence of
reduction of fifty pei cent. on the wages paid The
nr,nrntnrS hnurnr-n. - sirns Of giving in.
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TIE tsersi.ses i;:cEer chm rsas.

For the prcventinn cure IF Fever rni ;.ru.
aMl Bilious .Ecvcrs. This wonderful remedy
was .hrcneh. t. the X no sle'iue "f the rrescn,
rropsie,0rs.h v a friend Win has been n great
IN. vAlersin stfcrsia Aad the flssT iAni.
While going down the rive, Emrl,ratcs. he
experienced a severe attack ofFerer AMI .Agne.
I'm di4coNev:ng.h;~.c assi.ion, one If the Boat
men t0sk from !, J. pewsou AN .AMn'et. saving
=. Wear his and no Fevcrswti touch yon." Al
sleugh i~ncrednloms a. 10 its virtues he com.
piled, nnN experienced Immediate relief and
has since alwAve fOand i IA e~ffrctunl ~ otcc
tioa " N, all ,MalsFia,s complaints.
On. fsrsher ,i,s<estigation be fcnnd that. the
,loatmen atsfibufed 10 i, miracaAoss rswer.. nnd
saiA .sl.st it could only Ne olnaiuca FROM the
Priests Of s,e Sun. Sometime afterwards. the
gentleman in conve,simg with. I. lest obtain
e. from him the secret Of is ~ epa, asieM. AMI
ascettslhcd where thu medicinal herbs Veg
E:nd.If which il va. compounded The womb
e al. yi,tnes IT this article have Induced n ful,
I lief in the minis ef the natives in the mi rae.
Is o,,s healing powers Of their Priests.
finaN his. return 10 America. i, has heen
tried with the harrirst efFcc, by several ladie.
and Gentlemen. of high character. who have
given !, the sp"st "a qualified praise. This
TemeLy having been ~ appetite ~ Persia ~,
hundreds II ves,s. for the prevention and GU.
o. Fever mt .Arue aud ISL i"us Fever is uo~
offered "a the t,a"rican peI.ie.
II will he sen. hy mail. prepaid. with full
Li,cc,io,& f.s use on rcrcip, as Que dollar
Principal Nel"t and Ma,Mtacs"sy lSs .Nain
-. Richmond. Va. Branch uiIice. Bank Of
;'nmmeree nuiiling N"~ Yu.k. Atlirc.s
s2nag.y. JtHN Wi!.r0X N.rat
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DIED.

~ Helena. Tama Coupty. on The 4th day Of
February, A. ~. 1861. .J.Afs LEX, aged -
years two months and IL days.
= The o'l man. 4 last words were. "Sickres.
1acse." Na
lie was one 81 the fsicnA%se ,iutle settlement
~ Kentucky: swA ~ksa rel tied IRE 4.orws "
.AAe hsrdships there endured in his cary days.
r. y. ". {.
Athe- residence In tn. place. IN the 9nd
dnas., Affair a lingering illness. Mrs Mary.
HlSsf David lAItteG ID the as,h year Of her age.
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E,ss4fER-MUfKtER "a the ID day 81
Ecbfssry, ~ the hnure { the brides parents.
INV Z. erh.cTrr. Fs0. Nh. ~. r. ELMER and
,s1lla. IDs v. MUckLER. both Of this Town.
Mav.thsy cves enjoy constant and mninter-
.ruptsds haPpiaeSe, and for . eh ether ~ EEL
low ,fsetsnx' Hoadra,,s kind
The "Qaice'Boxs. hsse Sllesetw~ fati A<ortls
for the Cake; "Thanks.' and .More."
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original NOlicc. Ao. 4.

re Ni'iiam ~. Ian'ap. iMl are hereby
~notiiic~ ,l.st there il now On f!e III TIC Office
If the Clesk If tho District Cour4 II lama
county. III the State Of Iowa, y ,~stit;on OF
Fanny \. linnlar, ~ciaining o. yau'a Divorce.
Nov ualess yon appear .heioto and defend 10
fnre neon Of tho secoud day o. The next term
eftie saidcourt to be- held il said county on the
Eleventh dayNof February 4. D. 1851, Default
viii be entered against sou and judgement
rcIdAcl u..i.eon.
William II. Stiver,,
Attorney fer Petitioner.
Toledo IsEa, y3-RlO-3w-
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NOTICE.

'T:sr !eru'iicnns &c T,slr,!, en'l y;
.esr'ts ND! s,erf. ri 'ii.a Court iL,pxe. ~
SATURDAY., F.:hularva 9Th. 1851. at :
. "f,ckI'. NJ. Y.r the purpose ST ,.h-
! nh ccnsi irrAt:on the p~ra"ticahilitv
ei l~ss',:i.'" Az Nncsian VI x*rc,s-;in tn.
/ e%i..,r.c. IT :i,a R.aulblirsn ra'rnas If th~
'To'riln:P Past OFFER, Tor Posi- M,ste,
;Mll..r III. cnminr Administrations.
~ Order M'Towns!,ip Committee.
Jan. 3ist, 1851.
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terigtna! Eos:ce, No. 3.

Si-fc elbows. Tama County s. $. q
~ Emanuel ne;cr and John Hs,shev,
Sn.: Yon IRE hereby notified thar there i
nov on Il e in tho Office Of I'll. Clerk # III.
District tnurt in lama County a Petition q.
l.. :. ~Sny..cr, claiming ct you tic foreclosure
nf a mortgage ,l,e,cin described aud that nm
'es. gen arnear ~,issrcte aud defend on or be-
orc tie 4 ST day 6. tic next Tetri Ct said
c.rt io-wit: the lt,h day Of february 4. ~.
iS.l. Default will Ne catered agains, you and
judgment rendered thereon.
Da.cd this 9Th day of January 4. D. lsGi
~ isaac L.. Ai!e4,,
fvisto. pio-iw. Atty for P.aistiT.
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TIE LgGf, Hctssr s Co.. Machines are /.
4 the most sabstansial make and elegant !
il.isli, are stso"g, reliable, simple in ton-
s.rucssoa, easlly operated by Z novice. ard
with ordinary care will III. for yeers wigl- u
III tie an.oying exrcnEe ol rer.iiirg al :
qays Incurred or the cheaper, les, reliable g
lud more complicated machines.
There is 70 instrument in use For sew =
ne, capable Of doing q greater variety Of j
Hoix than these machines; with the cele- =
Grated WHEEL FEED thcv viii handle the =
.l.es. mt.si:n, lie heaviest b1caie.o.h, or :
Tiil work n tic thiekcsf leather used by E
ahoeaaakeis, o. carriage trimmers. They :
viii also run over seaaas and gatherswIth s
he same facility as over plain work. The :
,sttch mide by them is fsom TWO THREADS. :
ami IS the NOS; approved aud desirable in r
Use; IS Alice OK roru SIDES OF THE 7ABR,o 8
seasing 20 ridge on the under side TO wear 3
out and loosen he work. J decided fiait -
with ail loop 9! chain stitch Machiacs. Il
The needles are rot curved and liahlc -
20 break, but are streigi AMI have \ per- :
~pendicular motion, which is absolutely =
.ecessary 10 adapt the machire 10 al! 3
sorts CT work. tliey will bind with q
binder and hem wifh ~henlmer; will stitch +
ell ard eathsr; ate fully licensed under q
'isGM 4 ) In YaNbIDPAIENr. ard are 4
fssJfot. al arrangements. During seven !
yea.sot Us thty have won the ensiable =
reputation Of beng L Jest .tussay eud
asaft.facfh-.sg r~sarA.sts ~ TIC COM m We q
ave numerous testimonials; read a short -
.na comprehensive enc from the -
Nary tiac'. Washington. Aug. l.. 16.9. =
Ge~nttcaaen:--ihs Sewing Machine or "
Tered fioia VI. is safely al hand, and Mrs. =
u. IS fully satisfied With it. Asan evidence a
Il is simplicity, i,heut directions or cx- =
plantations Size commenced working on it n
.fter Il yer4 short trial, ana has not experi-
need III ,e.st difficulty ia lis opera ion. 6
I tt.ael.u4.. g.1e Yet testimonial III its
ayor. 5
an res. cetifally -FOUR cit servant. &
Lieut., u Il, L. MAJEI..
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DIR. y. L. MII..I1

teis u Iclcio MD s~isini,. 1iini lrs y NJ III !.
ne lily ~laeaiei 81 i. ! piscr a.'ets ais .c,sic.s
A. . irsetinn-rof lie t~sefi,aht Nt-nci. i span
isla faaie - ~iaeli.si treafiasii - sncacssf.ll,
isteti.ei II ls.s il, tt. r.se. spain Shl .impr!cs
liz o1 oHsy Sscersa.ns ID" Uyiu.v n disease.
.sfarmssis practicable, rhy ;sials. hut pnssrs
A. sid scayett ,ns eau.s. toSevcr intricu,.
he l.srsss ,a.s lie III i tiviag IT !! sta.e.
aud aitlas 20 Wit Isln. eau he r.a et h.
ssaaaHe hin1 u tlr8si ttai s..i - the mnsninn
urine. feot. which So. d scare vii &c asce
,aiaed Fen4stle con,p'.iatsin vi tc y %,atinu>
'arrs t~retiee rtreitliy aml .o,h iestiai'v.
3lA st'sni ~ ali calls promptly. Residence
ana Office one door south VI the .i's"plc's
Stors.' S. fef. TX. WIFE,
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Slaerln>S safe,

By virtue of nm execution issued from
tho 6fSce OF the Clerk Of the District Court.
of johnson county. Iowa, and to me directed,
IN invor of L. Edges.on & iunniog. AMI
AGAINST Q. G. Eorw,n. | have levied on .aal viii
offer for sale to the highest bidder, on Satur-
day The 10Th day Of February. A. n. 1861, -,
III Court House door in Toledo, Iowa, atihc
hour Of 10 . clock 4. NJ. Of said day, the fol-
lowiag property, .o-wit: The L Of SW
Of $ I. T. IS, K IS v, taken as thcproperty Of
SAID O.G porwin, to satisfy said execution,
interests and costs. Terms Of sale cash.
THOMAS MURRAY, Sheriff,
Of Tama county. lowe,
Toledo, Iowa, Jan. l4th, 1861. vsniSwc
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II
\. Look ont for some more ,xw

#%#Z@.& #& # ~ # & n ~
49,. Look ont for some more It y
goods ut ,hs, BRICK SICl.E. III,
Proprietor has just returned from tnr
,h,in5 4 new sap,ly, which vii Dc.
i,n ii 'wptm iln.. days. IL isIe;c.n
in,l i" keep on band u ge'rl stock 7,
goods s,,cll ~ mr. ,a.o,d- nee, and ca.l
f,r. Visit the BRICK fr new good
'r:ir lnati,n If rive r. naI
a. 5t'.'l orr renr.r wv 4 n'il,, =
awaken again II ~p'rjt II 9, .p'.tin.
IN "r' la'ls. TIE ri.a ~ tte s,ije r.
In = cH'aeaasp II, = - '>"t's' - 7 y
railroad II ti,cir ,ir:nas y aHt ~.svs'l
understood bv ra:.y Of uur "astern }eo-
pie who have money to invest in what,
ever vii give them III" largest returns
in \ few years. This viii no doubt
tai many df them to onr county to try
,',air luck within the next year in this
4; e.ation. Minv Of n people have
more l,nl than they desire. Others
are sill in embarrassed circumstances,
AMI would be glad to dispose Of their
l,n.ls at present prices Tor cash, could
they only find tiltir fortunate purchn.
ers. In view Of this state Of things We
have c~onclndcd1o adopt an agency FOR
tho benefit Of both par les.
Those " shing tn dispose Of their
lands, VIII please call on ~. and IL our
terms suit thcc,n Tor procuring a p,~-
chaser, will leave y full description Of
I'll. same.
Those wishing to purchase can have
inform a.ion furnished them personally, !
gratis ; by letter, for small charges.
Mn Ep,ron: Permit me TO give to
the readers nf The T~RANscEirr' the tenn
p-r.ture Of the Weather for January,
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The Editor OF he CHRISTIAN wA!trM.s :
y KiFLtcIVr, says, ~ Hiaye sec Il tealAno,y
. IN Iasur G. NC macAinc made ~ i.sTtt Nea.
y SER 8 60. which from lie moral and renp-
a itas character Of lie writers. we are salts
y ne3 cou'a Gcfef have been obtained. La
s ret lie i~astrumtntf .ll,. fealis ed tie re-.
TONS g he makers respecting il;
tAese tess noAiels are ffom e,e4y men arl
rersaus G. ssslt nso:.l Worth aasi integrity
= N The e~saAiaan.s.., sci known loenr read
- eTs&ia@t..ep .he mos, iia'ferins eisaraS, CO
henry WARD BEECH koii!4s
Y Newie!k i.kferendcnt-Gov. A. q
4 CURTIN, 81 Perm. 80 HORACE
s CREEPY, Il. \. Tribune. - Hon.
, HENRY j. RAYMOND. Wy.
Times-hUEaCE II. DAY. In
. dia ..uiher raientee.-H on. JOHN
a i. GIIsELIN, Jr., Norfolk Va
y WM. r. WILLIAMSON, Chief En-
: einecr =. s. Nsyv.-JOsnPH P.
PRISON, Chef Engineer 81 y. Y.
Citv.-Eslitor rRACT CAL Me-
y CiiANic. - Editor SCIENTIFIC
4 ANEnLrAN.-Elitor. ALBANY
a ATLAS AND ARGUS. Editor
RAlEouS PICTORIAL. Edit,3
NEW ORLEANS fIyAIUNE.-
81 Editor NEW YORK EVENING
= post. Editor BALTIMORE PAT.
s RIOT. Editor MEMPHIS IN.
QTIRTR Editor CINCINNATI
:, ENQUIRER.
From the above eminent gentlemen, and
= Distinguished sources, we have snaualif-
: ed praise and ilatler:ng testimoAiais Of
9 iae ,uperiaritv and p~rac,:cal reliability Of
y L.. .l LII SNIa.n- q y ~.-l.
+, ines
- EFFICIENT AcExrs WANTED IN EvERy
Town. With n small investment Of capitol
=. a y. oEtablc business car be readily es.ab-
!. l;shed. We offer liberal Inducements
any correspondence regarding our mack
ines will e promptly and gladly answered;
e~nc;ase a letter stamp aud we will send .
circular and sample Of work BY rctary
,nail.
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IN ana ,f..r ;hcia,h .i,v - Juan,rv. 'sri
\, si3ns< ">4a lin" ne Stat"s vi. leave Ia.
sr.sv 'tinase e..'el,. t,- i'cl,r E.nil. N",-
iavs. W.inssJ.v. \ Frnls,s; aud vii! cave
":ar R%4liiti.. Ta~s,s.s. Tnrs l,ys-A S,inr-
t-es. Yhi..s the ~&-.rcs' and hest Route I"
Cl.;cawo, .hri> : .xe.. 81 w.;ies ,e. ere, III. !. he
ANY .,-:,er rnute. MAS. ~"is!,;ng ~ e, East.
Will 81, rA,Y.. a. sgpr..-e. .'sn secure s-fe
". speed md comfort hv this Lin. wi.i-h
.,nnoA re or aired by my nhcr. r,rr
'hror :hxA c.;ceg.a .o- 50. including Say.
Fare. Tickets tor sale n, the CARY II rsf.
Give ne y c,n, :.
l.. u ARMSTRONG, Ger. A,cat a.
C.srla,. Il .r'k
T.. II. r.AkY. .4renf a, 7aado. n,iv2
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I - ## -
<sltsfnai .yntisc. No. =.
State Of -lrwn. Tama County, s ).
P.csco,,s, Si.elcr = ! las.
i.anra 4. Wai'ev and lu.
ey Ann MARSHALL.
TO Laura \. Wadley and Trey linn Mar
shssA. S&s@.
You. and each &c yen rye hereby notified
tliaf t,"rcNis nov IN III. IL the office or il,c
,dl.lk ni tho ist,ie I Court ~ tho State Of
fosa Miii.ih and IL, s.ii ,easis If Yaaa. i
la iiAon IT PIc~a.tS. .Seaier md Chase.
claiming Of ,cn the s,na Of ilnce hnndfsd To-
'a!s 4. guWA ai,.a ,kera ri ] ino.,issorv ko.e.
t~t'ltiiat satl r~fi'i,r, ais,asss fhsi i Wi ofa,-
t,cL ment ssue sgi,nst ~. Gapls. Clat,cts
and pol .stS. it Van the sail | ney Ann Mar.
shaii inf enc 'nt tran, execution and thai m
css you spsait ibe,e'nsanl .!cfinl On or he-
fare The II ST ~ ri lie neAf Term Of said
Court 'oha ed in said county ia.Mit: Tnc
Nh IL. as Feb. MY A.. II. 1sel. Default sill
ba en'c'cl W siAss You and Judgment rem.
,!eied thereon.
Isaac H.. Allen,
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
r~tcd Jan. 5th a. D. 1871. nl0Iw.
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i.ssA..ax NNtrR.

ktHslt1t NVsSF.
Taken w Nv Jacob Luke living n Howard
township. ANA County Iowa, 81 the - ia,
OF Nosembaf. 4. u. 1900, a light Sra " herr.
neuI Mary do',, about fourteen hands high,
with a smsf.s,ar in tie forehead, some white
On the light fore foot, black 'aane aud tail,
supposed 70 he two years Old last sinring, ap-
praised M fifty five misunderstanding had
before loln Fay. ]. F--1.i do, Nov rs 1860.
GANIb u. APPRECIATE,
v3-ni.cm. 70. Clerk, Tama TO. Iowa.
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Timers will please notice the following
nriccs for Tin md Sheet Iron Stock.
QUALITY.

~ arn invited - call ara lock THROUGH HE
establishment. whether .'@sisnin- - rarchas.
+ net. Cracss promptly attended 70.
iiG ms a. e. CHURCHILL.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

FRstSEkE OH. nna ismys always on
= ''s,d. "is". OH LAMPS repaired tor
isutfg hrst fthf. An \.
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60
.kcstmses!

&k1O1tbAGGSy
~ ssoNtsca ofs I5tefAryssesCtnres vii
b. delivered hef,,c the Ionic Lodge VI
l. .. Of CT. II 'foiely nv t.I,ews:
Ebtraa afa. /. Churct, bs Rev r., Dtid
10; .congl TO Edwafds
Na i. NE !" J ~ M00txnri.
II. "cngl /" Il .svea,i"sen.
:. ~. . MI . . s. &. VIVID .vard
Tie lectures viii coussuescc ats o ic1ock r. y.
The Public, generally, a. iavite& TO attend.
Eo.c 10, res. fh, 1867
49, Knigh, Dexter
f J. l.. nil ~,
4 !eine,r
Icc.u4c 'nn aztec.
----~~Gs.s>.~~
NEEltAa. Hlsi.,t &aDAs.
900 na--
Ilkr., .la,is~.
w... = nrcr = ~ dr..
Its,,ir AAo,ny
!. J.. Allen, OF fttcio
Eunly .Emfgr, I"ander Cl,,k
,au"ty Cye,k, L. ~ Arpclgn,c.
7te0.urtr & Recoydf7, A. J. Wheaton.
ihpix 1rea..r : Recodr /. i. Nels"".
SIerT, Thos Murray.
Sly, rtnhnatnt, J"hn Ramslcil.
snrr.yor, Horace jacobs.
loronfr, ~. y. wilkins.
Drosnage Coans'ssioner, Y. I. SLugart.
Ckurch Directory.
-cntp--nt'O-
~. z. Church
Fer. r. Swearinyen, Pastor
Services wils he he'd at their Church ON
Sabbath tie lltk day ii November hex, ar
lnl O'Clock \. NJ MISC every 7Hnbba,h evening
anl e~c,y alternate Sabbath thereafter ut tie
same hours. it @ j
of lie day. until further notice.
Prayer Meetings every Thursday evening
At the church, commencing Vt early candle
ixlt.
Congregational Church.
Xrr.G. H. WoodmoYd Pastor.
Services will be held at their Church eve.y
Sabbath excepting the 10th Of Dec and
every third .ahba,h ,l,ercsf,er-M TO. o'clock
A. W., and , ocsosk 4. ".
Prayer Meeting, at the Church, We'd
ncsday evenings nj carly cand'e'ight.
Presbyterian Church.
Rer. luther Eodd Pastor.
Services viii Nc held At the ". r.. Church
on Sabbath The cath Of .inlt ~ ~ o'clock 4.
w.. aud every alternate Sabbath thereafter al
he same hour nutii further notice.
Afternoon service n, 4 o'clock on tho 18th
pf Amgnst and mou'hly thereafter
Prayer meetings Ut the School house Fri |
lay evenings u. early cand!ciigIt.
Hptia Church.
e.. a. Eiieards Tcsor
: .rvice. vii, be he'll ~ The ronr, room
Sabbath July za'h ~ - "'clnck a. ". nnl
very alternate Sabbath, NJ Tie .,mc hour un-
il further notice. II
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

Mn Ep,roE: Permit me TO give to
the readers nf The TRANscRirr' the tenn
,p-r.tnre of the Weather for January.
1861.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

i!tnGi tiffss. IT,. c,i. ,nek inr. che wing
aud ridg l~"'mcc,. NJ the Pioneer l,ar
store. \ As
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

AtIEs4!H fnn want my S.tioss. TOYS
Fancy aud Toilet Articles, nr iatts ~stylcso
perfnmsry, call a. the Pioneer p.ug store.
vaA2-H. a. 8.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

sHiSs'AAS Prescriptions ALWAYS G Are
full. AMI accurately compounded.
A. & 8.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07

perm. Nin,er Wcaeh-l, Nraissoot. Tan
icr AID liz seed ills. Paints and Paint
crsstoois. sold ~ a.. $.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-07
Now r arn..nS
AND -
Ar Tns
PEOPLE ~GRlGlRYs71lI

ONE DOOR NORTH OF TNE CARY HOUSE
Deing now engaged 10 sslliag 0roeeries
at the
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-12
CONSISTS. IN PArT OF

G. NJ VanLeuuem,
4ttsrney at law, Lime Springs. Howard
county, Iowa, Will promptly attend to all
leKal business entrusted to his care.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-12
GREAT FAMILY REMEDY.
Merrelrs Strengthening Cordial


BLOOD FUR
GOOD FOR THE STOMACH-.FOR THE
LIvER-FOR THE KIDNEYS AND
FOR7HE BLOOD.
It gives strength and power to the Digest
iy Organs and tone to the nervous system
it invigoratcs and purifes the bleod
When the blood is strong and pure health
is ,,:ured.
This Cordial is the greatest safeguard
against epidemic diseases. Agreeable to the
taste, and Only One Dollar per. Bottle.
Sold by all dealers. ....-
Il 'r.H VS.. JoURDAN, Sole Prop'r.
Manufacturing Druggist.
IS North Third Street st. Louis, Mo-
Mr.. Jacob S. Mcrrell, the originator of the
genuine Siren thening Cordial and Blood
Purifier has authorized the publication ofthe
following certificate.
ST.. LOUIS, July 9th. 1859.
To all asho,n 1t may concerr:-l hereby GER
tify, That the preparation sold by MIR. " 3.
Jourdan, known "a Merrell's Strengthening
Cordial. and Purifier of the Blood, is manu-
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the original formula.
James II. Mclean has never received from
me the rcc,pc nor full statement OF the m
yreaients used in the Cordial as originated
and man ufactured by him for myself; and the
,yrcparation he now vends cannotrccommcnd
as being the original Cordial and genuine ar
.,cie. thereby authorize Mr.. V. S. Jeurdan
to use nv name in designating the Cordial
JACOB s. MERRELL.