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1HdIEF DIsYlsES,

WAlAAHflp 70 Oyll II SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey %
standing, Will cure Gosorrhax in siz days. No
change Of diet required. Price 81 per bottle. Sold
By 8. o. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue
Washington. aud Henry Cook. Alexandria. ja6l IL
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Oh. DuYoR1'E Sugar coated Eemsls Re gulatne
Pills are the s1y bes. IN $50 They orerats spHdily
And sEsctsrety and being sugar coated cate
ses upon the most delicate stomach. A trial Of
:hese viii prove their superiority all sthere
strsss and Pa. sysnns. WIZ in stnn' "a Hem
Cook, Aexaniria. jaS-ly
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FULLY commandments W. James,
colored who was arrested in the house Of Mr..
Motherhood, near the Navy Yard, on Monday,
was brought out before Justice Gull, to ans wer
the charge OF the larceny of a bracelet from O.
T. Gilman, and after in vestigation he was fully
committed for court.
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Naf T1sa,xANa. z e. S & EtE cE H11S4F
&5Ak Re- Orr Boz WILL PB1FoaH A OuH1.-
XInsYeiisnte are purely vsgssaole. Itsis
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NS011 >. Ks1HeSSHSs !, .ueessssr . 3: o. o pSsm.
ton D 3. o. TOhD. 00V fsnnsvlSsnis sWane.
Seat 81 nah. - U-eoly
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l. 4th and L stresta, Navy Yard The rent will
be moderate. Apply to JAMES STBEL. 53S New
Jersey avenue, near the Depot. on the premises
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DISEASES OF 1HB NIHyous, SEMINAL, URINARY
AID SEXUAL sYsTExs.-Nev and reliable treat
nent-in Reports Of the HolsGrd Acknowledgement
IN sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge Address
Philadelphia. Pa. au 71-3m
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WARRINGTON COFRIE AND SPICE MILLS
w 80 Louisiana are. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
an prepared to furnish the best quality OF
BROWNFD ar d GROUND COFFEE and SPICES,
Manufactured expressly for eitv fresh fro tue
mills Orders left at the Mill or Post once will be
ION Post office. E,.aa. :
p 3. All pscxages Of ten pounds snd upwards
will be delivered to any part OF the CITY free OF
charge. fnoli-lw"] JOHN MARTIN.
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E'OR RENT-A BRICK CARRIAGE HOUSE and
u STABLE for two horses near the corner OF
Bridge and Congress streets, GEORGETOWN Hy1rant
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ENOR SALE-Immediate Posesson-A BRICK
HOUSE containing rooms: Stable attached Sd
g. fes Rr,ct H Fnrss Brick rooms r 4ss s.
and D SITS, Island. FOR Be Mt. House. rooms. gas
and water. 4 st near ave. !isht small Houses Tor
change. MITuHELL SON Real Ist.te Brokers
southeast cor Pa. Nv. and 18th st. N. B. Wan ed
pol7 SIS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
ARE TUE BEST IN MARKET :

l. It makes the only seam formed by .
Sowing machine in which the stitch is indc-
pcndentiy locked, and without dependence
upon the other stitches for strength.
2. 1t makes the only seam that will admit
of the thread being cut at every fourth stitch
without injury to the seam in wear
g. 1t is unnecessary to fasten the ends OF
seams made by this machine. This is done
by the machine itself without the use Of the
hand neelle.
4. The Grover s Baker stitch is the only one
formed from two ordinary spools, and without
winding from the spool into shuttle from
three to five times, for the under thread.
s. A seam thus FORMED is more elastic than
any other made by a sewing machine, and is
consequently very valuable in all goods that
are to be washed and stretched under the iron.
6. The machine is adapted to all varieties
OF fabrics, sewing each equally well, requir-
ing no adjustment for any kind Of sewing,
other than the adaptation Of needles and
thread.
I. II is more easily kept in order than
any other machine, and need not be taken
apart to be oiled.
8. The machine sews common spool cotton
silk and linen thread, with equal facility.
9. The machine ia SO simple that an intel
ligent child Of ten years can readily learn to
operate and keep it in order.
10. by reason of its simplicity of construc-
tion and ease Of management, it is best adapt
ed to do all the wants Of the family.
For sale by J. NJ. SlIANkLIN' at the
PIONEER DRUG STORE. v5n6ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
surveys
s. r. Somers,- Dem.

Now gentlemen we advise each one
Of you TO come forward and announce
your withdrawal through the columns
Of our paper. We will give you room.
Or say that the nomination was made
without your knowledge or consent,
fact with some Of the Republicans on
the ticket, we know. This is much the
wisest course to pursue, # you wish to
be saved from such a defeat as will add
no lustre to your names. Don't be SO
simple vain and foolish as to run when
you are perfectly sure of defeat that
will make yon oblivions to your own
identity, aftor the ballots shall have
been counted. BE sensible and with.
draw your names. or You will be the
shadow Of the richest farce the people
Of this county have enjoyed upon cleo.
ton day, for long time. We pity
you; don't be foolish now; save. your
credit be somebody whi9e you ma.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

The copperheads arc making very
strenuous cxer'ionsiin this campaign to
conviaee the people Of the Importance
III voting their ticket. Their papers
teen with circulars and addresses by
their central Committee, and their pub.
tic speakers are swarming in every Vi
entity, laboring to deceive the people
in order TO sccure the success Of their
ticket. Now we ask Republicans in
every School Dist. to watch the interest
Of the Union by seeing that no Repnb
i;can in their Dist. becomes deceived 10y
their plausible prctenses and Wiley
arts see to il that error and deception
are exposed, and that nothing but the
trath and facts are digested. Repub-
licans must be active, because it would
b All awful calamity TO have the De
mocrats come into power now. Re up
and doing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

..SToNEwALL" JAcKsoS.-Thism most
brilliant Of the Southern Commanders,
the narrative Of whose life is full of
stirring incident, could hardly fail to
escape the biographer's pen. Mr. G. r.
Evans, publisher New Y ork, has recent
~ issued s'rhe life and military ca.
reer OF Thomas Jonathan Jackson,
Lieutenant General in the Confederate
Army, by Markin6eld Addey." The
work comprises . narrative Of the Gen.
erals life from the commencement of
his cadet studies, at the Military A. ade-
my Of West Point, to his death from
the wounds which he received upon the
field Of Charlottesville and embraces
the particulars of his studelt-life upon
the banks Of Hudson his heroic con
duct in the Mexican War his profess
ional career at the military college Of
Lexington, Va. and the details of the
great strategetical abilities and bravery
! Witch he displayed in many Of the most
important conflicts Of the present civil
wor. These latter include the Battle Of
Bull Run--The Winter Expedition to
the Upper Posomac-the Campaign
against General Banks, in the Valley Of
the Shenandoah--the Attack on the
Right Wing Of General McClellan's
Army on the Chickahominy-the Bat
ties before Richmond.-the Encounter
with General Pope at Cedar Mountain
the Seizure OF Harper's Ferry--and the
Battles Of Antietam, Fredericksburg
aud Chanceliorsv,lle. With such a
theme the work cannot fail 10 be both
interesting and instructive.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

WEBER, WILLIAMS & FircH.-This
we'll known house, one Of the largest il
not the largest in the Northwest, are
preparedfo for the fall trade with more than
their usual well known facilities. Their
stock has been largely increased with
an unusually well selected and choice
assortment Of Hats, Caps, Furs, I'm.
brellas, Robes, ETC., etc. This firm is
too long established and known to need
commentator, and we simply make
these remark to assure country mer-
chants that whatever they may be pur.
chascing III this line cannot be bought
to better advantage than Of the above
firm, either in quality, price or quantity
Chicago Tribune.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.
SUNNI Munson
VS..
Elizabeth j. Barnes
In the District Court

EtlZahcth y. DatneS
In the District Court
Of Tama County.
BY virtue Of special execution, dated the
2ath day Of August A. u. 1863, to me di-
rected, issued out Of the office Of The Clerk of
the District ,ourt Of Tama County, State Of
Iowa, in favor of Sumner Manson and against
Elizabeth J. Barnes on y judgement rem
dered by said Court ut the February terIn
thereof A. u. 500 against the said Elizabeth
j. Barnes wherein it was ordered, adjuMged
and decrccd that tho following dessribel
real estate to-wit:
Tie mea haf If the south eos' q1orfrr Of
setinn 10. JON. (D townshp no. eiyhty-
sic (sG) north 81 rdnye no. h'rteeW Clay
West Of The 5lh 7. NJ, in Tama Couaty, iowa,
he sold or so much thereof as is necessary TO
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hcreh5s
given that have levied upon, and shall Oh
the - day Of September ID. 1863. between the
hours Of 8 o'clock a. III. and o'clock p. NJ. OF
said day, sale to commence ut the hour Of III
o'clock n. m, ut the front door Of the Court
House in Toledo, in the county Of Tamn, Oifcr
and sell ut public ont-cry, to the highest and
hest bidder for cash, all the right tittlo and
interest Of the above named defendant, II
aud to the above described property, or &C
much thereof as is necessary to satisfy said
indgemen, for the sum Of 225 dollars and 81
cents together with costs and all accrninp
costs unless the same shall he sooner satisfied
H. 4. WILL \ NEON
Sheriff Of Tama County. Iowa.
August So 1863. v5n42
Printers fees 5000
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

The Firm heretofore existing under the
name Of Armstrong & Shanklin was on the
LIST inst dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be continued by NJ Shanklin.
All persons indebted to the above named firm
will please coil on J. N. Shanklin sc the old
stand and settle their accounts.
n4l ARMSTRONG 4 SHANK LIN.
Toledo, September 8, 1868.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

Just rs We are going to press we
learn that Nj A. hale, Of Irving, was
nominated for Senator of this District.
hy the Cops last Tuesday. Mr.. Hale
claims to be a war Democrat, but lie il
backed by the wrong class Of men now
AS endorsers, and the mass Of the people
will say so to him upon election day by
giving him the independent privilege o.
staying at home
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber Offers for sale his farm,
consisting 1f forty. four acres, all under i'm
provement and we'll fenced, having good
house eighty rods Of living fence and young
orchard upou it.
It is situated one mi'e aud half from
Toledo and one mile from the railroad station
Upon two sides Of the farm lies unimproved
land making q range for cattle. 1t can also
be purchased. Terms very low for cash.
Enquire of him at Toledo
y5n4l CG BUTTKERElT
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
From. App,''on's Neo -imeyicaa ty'
clopoeliu, Vol. NV
4 Good sewing Machine.


"All the machines may be included
in three classes, based or the stitch they
make. The first is the sing lie thread or
chain stitch machine, which many have
heretofore regarded as more appropriate
for crocheting or embroidering, than for
fastening seams together. They how
ever, employ the same appliances Of an
eyc-pointei needle, etc, rs other ma
chimes, and are now held in great favor
by many persons who use them for the
general purposes OF sewing.
"Of the machines of the class first
named, the most successful Is that
known as WILCOX & Ginns', the prin-
cipal feature of which was devised and
patented June 2, 1857, by JAMES +. A.
Glnrs, Of Millpoint, Va. The needle
and manner Of adjusting it land other
important improvements are secured
by patents to JAMES Wilcox, and the
machine has the exclusive use Of con
,venient self acting, and noiseless stop,
by which reverse motion Of the wheels
/ is prevented, and also OF a guard to
protect the dress Of the operator from
the rubbing Of the balance wheel. The
apparatus for catching and looping the
, thread, as it is passed through by the
needle, consists of two arms, making
together a cross at the end Of hori-
zon,al axis. As this revolves close to
! the needle under the clo,h-plate, one OF
] these arms, shaped like hook. and
rapidly charging toward It's base,
catches the thread and spreads the
hoop, which is Their brought against the
axis, and next slips upon the other arm,
] which gives the loop :. twist and holds
It. AT the same time the needle goes
up anil comes down again through the
/ cloth, carrying lis thread through the
loop already formed, when it is caught
| by the hook, and the first loop being re
leased, is drawn tight by the pulling Of
| the hook in spreading lie second. The
tuist giren to the thread IN forming the
loop has material etect IN strengthen
ing the hold Of the thread IL the cloth,
end III $ producing a re,y strong ond
durablc scam. It's strength and little
liability to rip may be readily seen by
cutting narrow strip across the seam
Of a piece Of cotton thus sewcl by
hand. On attempting to pull or rip the
pieces apart, il wiW be found Mot the
FORMER thus tested is le stronger Of Ike
ttvo. The tendency to ravel, hitherto
the Objectionable feature of machines
! of this class, is in this obviated by the
drawing Of the end Of the thread
through the preceding loop by the
hook at ,he last stitch, and thus fas,cn.
ing it whenever it is broken by dcsi Gu
or accident.
.'The needle being short and straight,
runs with perfect cxactncss and Ger
tainty across seams, and even over
several abruptly increasing thickncsses
ofc!o,h. It is consequently well adapted
for running a, high rates OF speed, and
has thus been kept in operation for 3
months at time by the Elm City Com.
pany at New Haven, making over 5000
stitches minnie. The company employ
4 considerable number Of the machines
in their manufacture Of tape-tr trimmings,
patent ruffles etc., and usually run them
about GOO stitches minute
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
SUPPORT HOME MANurA cTURE.-

SUPPORT HONE MANurA cTuRE.-
There is a strong prejudice against ar
ticles Of American manufacture, and
justly, too, in many cases, but not SO
wit, DeLand T. Co.'S '.Chcmical Saler-
a,us" This is the best article in exis.
tence for cooking purposes, yet many
families arc using English soda, when
this salera.us is much better, and by
using it You are patronizlns home pro-
duction. For sale everywhere.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

The estate Register says: ''Colonel
Bussey, Of the Sd Iowa Cavalry, an old
Democratic Senator in the State Lcgis'
lature doesn't endorse Tu,tle by long
shot, He has made several speeches
lately, in the course of which he leyeled
his batteries at tho head OF the am
bilious Brigaaicr with stunning effect"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

SMALL Pox-..Has already sacrificed
some Of our best and braycst troops
Soldiers, listen to the voice Of reason.
supply yourselves with HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS g. OINTMENT The Pills
purify the blood and strengthen the
stomach, while the Ointment removes
all pain, and prevents pit marks. Only
25 cents per box or pot.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

The qua army corps, now occupies
Culpepper, which was recently Lees
head quarters. The rebels have with
drawn from between the Rappahannock
and Rapidan rivers. 1t is reported
tina, part of Lees army has been sent
to Charleston and part to reinforce
Bragg Some of it probably is a;
Richmond and some north Of there.
At Charleston, the rebels have cvac-
tuated Forts Wagner and Gregg. Tbs
rebels still hold Forts Moul,rie and
Sumter, the former Of which our forces
are still bombarding. The rel els cap
tured a storming party which attempted
to take Sumter, and now hold them in
the fort which will probably Diet r
further bombarding it on the part OF our
forces.
A great ovation was rendered our
forces ut the time of entering Knoxville
i'm Tenn. Innumerable Union flags
were brought ont and procession of
women, whose husbands are in the
Union army came into the city mile
long.
Burnsiics forces have ready commu
nication with those of Rosecrans.
Gen. Burnside has rendered his re.
signa,ion, and Is awaiting its accep-
lance.
The draft in Cincinnati commenced
yesterday.
There will he no draft in Indiana,
she having furnished her quota Of troops
All the Indiana troops but Provost
guard have been ordered into the fed
Col Ciond routed the enemy on the
1T inst. near For, Smith in Arkansas
and holds that place. Western Arkan
sas and the Indian country arc now in
orr possession.
For advocating a return to the Union,
the Raleigh q. c. "Standard'' was lie
stroyed by party of Georgia soldiers
Tie friends Of the "Stnndard' in re.
talia.ion, destroyed the Office II the
Estate Journal
The citizens Of caetern North Caro-
lima are taking steps to return to the
Union.
Il is said two blockade runners are
fitting out at Quebec: The kanucks
had better attend to their own business.
The rebels having fled from Cha'ta-
nooga. Gen. Rnsecrans is now resting
there with his army and occupies it as
his headquarters.
Gen Burnside has occupied Knoxville,
and now holds Cumberland Gap, 60
miles east Of there. The garrison al
the latter place consisting Of ? 600 men,
and IA pieces Of artillery, surrendered
on the 9th inst.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
Extray Notice

Taken up by W. r. Hollen in Toledo town
ship Tama County Iowa, one four year old
marc. Color brown right hind foot white,
little white on left hind foot, with few white
hairs in forehead, black name and tail, >
little below medium size and appraised At
fifty dollars. Proceedings had before N.
Fisher q Justice Of the Peace in and for
Tama County Iowa.
August 18th, 1868.
DAVIDD. APPELLATE, Clerk
n3G by G. L. Bailey Deputy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
California Election.

Nearly complete returns make the ma
iority for the Union State ticket little
below 30 900. Thirty two Union and
3 Democratic senators, and IS Union
lists and 5 Democratic Assemblymen
were elected.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

It forms flat. even, AMI elastic seam,
which is warranted no TO rip iii wear, even
if The seam is cut q frequent intervals, and
also under all circums nnces ITO survive the
wash tub
4 patented device, Of great utility to learn
ers prevents the possibility Of the machine
being run in the wrong direction, or the
balance wheel wearing y lady dress.
Another feature which deserves particular
attention is the Wilcox Patent Needle,
which cannot be set wrong.
'It is emphatically the good low priced
Family Sewing Machine tina. the public have
long been waiting for Boston Transcript.
ut is indeed wonderful production, and
for family use especially, no other will bear
any comparison with it."--fhii. Eccahsy Jour.
can.
"'mong the best and most scrvicaole Sow
ing Mach ines. Light and elegantly finished,
AID so simple in its construction, that it
seems aim 81 impos sibe for it to get out Of
repair, HfsJny Chronicle.
"Has combined with its own peculiar merits
all the really valuable improvements of the
higher priced machines -Isnnsy!conian
This machine, in the opinion of the COM
nittee, fills more nearly the requirements Of
a perfect family machine than any on exhi-
hilton. Franklin Institute Exhibition Report Of
1858.
'Taking into consideration simplicity,
cheapness. dura bi!ity, and doing all work,
the committee were unanimously in favor of
Willcox & Gibbs as a single thread machine.
--Iennsylrania State Agricultural Society Report
We must, in justice, express our conf
dencc in the merits Of the Wilcox u Gibbs
Sewing Machine. We consider that great
desideratum has been supplied by it, in prov
ing, beg ond doubt that two threads are not
as Was supposed, necessary to q good machine.
Christian Advocate and Journ al June q 1860.
"After mnch wear and many washings, the
stitching is found to retain all the round.
ness evenness, and frmness which are SO
much admired at st.'-Ncw York Sun.
"In principle it is perfect. Engineer Lon
don.
elias evident points Of superiority over all
others. PHILADELPHIA Press.
"a servicen BILE machine OF this we have
experience in our own family Bos ton
1raoeler.
"Tho beauty and simplicity of its mechan-
ism are admirable" Express.
s.No Sewing Machiue heretofore introduced
has, in 50 short a time, acquired such we'll
merited popularity" Cincinnati Gazette
eve esteem it the best machine for family
use. Ike stitch is unereepGonabLe. Signed
BY many hundred citszens Of Philadelphia.
p@sEND For A CiRCULAR.~a
JAMES WILCOX,
Manufacturer
v5n42m6 SOB Broadway, N. Y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
Mr.. james Shanklin, who v

IL. Mr.. james Shanklin, who was
nominated by the Democracy last Sa-
turday tor County Judge withdraws
his name from the ticket, he says in
favor Of Judge Turbett. Wcther Judge
Turbett accepts the favor or not we are
not informed, but we know that the
course OF Mr.. Shanklin, in Withdrawing
his name is vsry wise. one. Who
comes next?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
STRAYED

Sometime last May from the subscriber living
miles north Of MarshGlltown, q four years
old, brown mare, with heavy meme and tail.
When she left she was lame with one fore leg
and a string braided in her name.
p. o. Address. Marshalltown, lows.
Sept, 9th 1868. 8m JOHN HART.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17
NOTICE

Is hereby given that ON tho Oath day Of
July 1868 the undersigned was appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Joseph Myers
deceased late Of Tama County Iowa, ell per-
sons will take notice accordingly
n35w3 Jafaes W Glenn
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-17

Mr.. Stewart, Of the New York,
Store, has brought on large quantity
of goods, which he says he is bound to
SEN lower than any other house in town.
He is raising the dust considerable, and
those wanting goods should give him .
call.