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70 \ mixture OF slackened lime with a
strong decoctiOn OF tobacco, applied with
a brush 10 the trunks OF young trees. Is
recommended Is a sure means Of keeping
the rabbi. away.
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G O T f I n .
ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY on HAND
Fisk's Patent Metallic Burial Cases.

For ordinary Interments. DeDosit.nr in
vaults. aat Transportation. they have no r7v.I
They are made ~ shs moe. imperishable raste-f.I.
an are saaue-e1 inside and out, 10 prevent rust
1n- the exterior has 4 ru8 Rosewood frish Wba1
properly csnl-ate-. The remains u TIE deceased .rs
zee rom irrrpsioo y water or teprsdstioas . We
nm, and nay without offensive odor re kent a,
ore aesrso tAns obv.ating the necessity o. hasfv
oHiAs. Thsirloas ans sassss.s,l "a. 49, tAs.o,.
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Either OF she Nose. Throat Tongue, splne, r
or Scalp, no remedy has ever proved iis cqli
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face 4
upon the diseased seton Of tho Liver. are
pleasant % the Young wife ana mother A 1
ties Of CONSTITUTION IIFE SYRUP, wall oo
secretion, and remove ths deposit Which D.
Under tho skin
In the diseases q the Liver, giving rise to
Dizziness, Indigestion, Weak stomach OF an /
or canoer0us condition Of that organ acoo
with burningor unpleasant symptoms, y
lieved by tho use Of contribution IITT s1
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A Very Fountain of Youth,

For il avery they ati lsfe an vitality Aad
restore the waning energies % Their pristine
To the young AM mi1dle-sged. they VIII prove nosi
invaluable, As really specific aud sterling medicine
Here L dream realized, that Ponce &C Leon sought
for three hundred years ago, aud never found he
looked for fountain that would restore the oil. %
3 g0r and make youth ever
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Al cd French pr0yer6 SAYS: No cattle,
no farming. few cattle, poor farming: many
cattle good farming
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~ -READ-fOr one dollar per mail, I will send
free 10 any address recipe and medicine that will
guarantee 10 cure the Of Catarrh ia The
head or bronchial tubes IN few weeks Il has saved
my life, and made me well man, from Catarrh and
severe and dangerous bronchial trouble hal SUI
Tered with Tor years tried the best physicians
and al the advertised patent medicines Of the day
but found no relief tin obtained this ] would give
one hundred dollars for n recipe and the medicine
u had the caiarrh and could not obtain it Lass
believe j, instructions are followed il will cure any
case whatever, that has not already reached tie
lungs and become settled consumption Cure %
while you can Address 7 z SYNNEs
56sm3 No. 1921 Fulton Ct. New York
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CON STITUTION LIFE 81
q RS All SWEIINGs OF rT a
Either ~ the Facc, Neck. or Female m,
should be taken As soon a. the sWeilD. &
thus preventing their breaking and nj
Disohargng sores, which disazure 80 ma,
younger portion OF the community. frou
twenty years Il age. Young children are 4,
lect TO Discharges from the lar, which deps,
a Scrofulous constitution These cases .oor
by taking few doses OF the Life syrap
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EAT ESTER R. w.
1868. 1868.
Great Central L. ;. Mail Route.


Three Express Trains leave Windsor Opposite De
troit) daily except sundays, on arrival Of N. d Il
" and N. ) Railway trains As follows
Morning Express, oct. Western tme.) 100 A. n.
Day IL 90 A. NJ
Night 645PM
The Railway Ferries leave " c and d & NJ Rail
way docks IN time 10 connect with the above trains
Sufficient tim9 allowed for meals aboard the Steam
ers
Trans connect closely at Suspension Bridge with
New York Central Railroad for Buffalo, Rochester.
Syracuse Ogiensburg, Albany, New York, Boston;
also, at Toronto with Grand Trunk Railway. at Ham
IitOn with Royal Mail Steamers, and at Toronto with
American Line and Royal Mail Line OF Steamers Tor
al ports on Lake Ontario and River -. Lawrence.
superb new sleeping cars on all Night Trains
American currency taken az par FOR through fares
Sleeping car bsrths, aud meals at Refreshment
Rooms
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured atthc Com
pany's Office corner Of Jefferson avenue and GriswOli
street. Detroit Mich.
CHARLES MctABE, Western Passenger Agent, De
.roit Michigan.
THOMAS SWINYARD, General Manager. JAMES
CHARLTON. General Agent, Hamilton, C W
546tf J. T. WHITCOAB, Agent, Lansl ng.
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y Z Ry OF NESS

NERVOUS DEBILITY. SHATTERED NJ.
IT WITS DANCE IOSS ~ ~
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Thousands alo have suffered Tor war.
the day on which they read thsss lines
T. Weaksargias ~emea viii this msiieiO. !,
inostimAhle hiessilg-sirectinz Their g..
Hope which fgliils moro than IN prouts.
NJ ( K c | h / Al DISFA
SALVATION. ROTuNc or
BAD CONFIENION ACnFS ~ -
FEELING Of WEAHINESS nEFRESSlOS os
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AN ETERNAL SPRING,
These Famous Remedies

l. Vas LEI. To- ths day and hour realize the dream
and shoF n ons glorious fact. the mage that mad
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Cannot stay tls flight o.; years but they can force
back and hold aOOf disease that might triumph ver
tie aged and she young let none hesitate then but
seize the favorable opportunity that offers when
taken - prescribed
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Is AS d general Blood Purifying Agsrl
Syrup stands unrivalisc BY any prepcrsi.
world
THE RICH AND 20
are liable % the sane disease Nature 90
las made the CONSTITUTIONS LIB slklf
benefit ~ az
Z L Z L 3 L O q d
produces healthy men and women. and y
slitutlon y neglected IN youth, cissase =
death Is the result.
Price 81 . per bottle, one hAl dozen for 4
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Il ~ Il L N A ISN

L there y any disease % vhicn tba r..
Life syrup Is & sovereign & IS ia Rssn-'-
IL Kindred Affections. he most ists,s.
almost instantly aileyil,ei-snorra5es
reduced Gases chroaic OF vicArioe,. a.
thirty years standing have been cures
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WM II. GREGG, N. D.
5OI.E PROPRIETOR, NV
NORGAs ALLEN,
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CONSTITUTIONS CATBARTIc LIFE ~
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FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS

Nothing can be more productive OF cure than these
Pills. Their almost magic influence felt a. once
Ane the usual c0ncoltants 81 this distressing
disease removed These remedies are made
from tho pursst
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Tbs tA.ni lharetrary am ac9a.nes, =.
With untold misery is BY an usual Enets,,,
lucrrablo
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MEDICAL
sc IL o Z Z Ia

STRUNA. GLANnVLAR SMITH.
UfCERAriO ETS,sss =
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Connecting at jackson ith Michigan
Central and Mich. Southern X. X.

baggage Checked through Freight As .oS Is u,
lowest
j. r.. FOXEN, Sup't.
lansing. Nay 21st 1866 5-s
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Vegetable Com pounds.

They will ne. harm she most teiicate female. And
can De given with good effect prescribed doses 6,
the youngest ha1t
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-11-09
Eeniani.n, u> we Predicted.

\ certain class of Iti>hmen and their
trierds have for sometime past been
engaged in efforts, az they say TO re
licve Ireland from Tho oppression Of
English rule. Some Ct them have cen
silly enough to ruppose that they could
effect an organization strong enough
to VISIT Ireland ty fo'ce, but the ma.
ior,y have supposed that the best plan
was to l,arra.s Canada and fpossible
siezc end hold her and thus oblige
England to come to some compromise,
which would amclora,e the condition
of tho Irish in ireland THIS latter plan
IA the one that has been adopted. The
leaders, however, We think never
thought of accomplishing anything
moro than cnrlchip. heir wn pnrses, Wy
stealing contributions TO the scheme.
It was necessary however to make
some showing Of life occasionally, and
hence they have made some raids into
Canada and endeavorcd TO sack s''me
Of the towns and cities.
We predicted when these rai1s were
contemplated that they would accomp
lish nothing, but swell ~ the pockets
Of the leaders and Tie swinging Of a
few Of the dupes who might be sill,
enough to commit the raids. Ard SO
it has been. Many complaints have
been made Of the Misrepresentation Of
the contributions, and some Of the raid
er> have been caught, tried and con
dcmned 10 be hung, and the sentence
will be undoubtedly enforced. We
sincerely wish that Ireland nigh, be
liberated from English rule, hut We
condemn this silly course to accomplish
it. The leaders are responsible for the
death Of these men.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-11-09

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-11-09
ORDNANCE Nd. =
AnOrdinance concerning UCense
BE II ordained by the Council
Ofthe Town OfTOleaIO

Sec. l. II shall be unlawful for any per-
sc II or firm within the limits of tho tow n, to
transact. engage in, or pursue. any business,
or ayocation, or do any act, OF make any ex =
hihiton hereinafter named or described,
without having first paid such sum for Ii
cense SO to do, as is hereinafter provided and
required.
First: To transact the business of a
money broker Every person or firm doing
or transacting the business Of a money broker
shall pa- for y license ~ the rate of ten dol
lars per annum, and NJ license shall lie
grated for less Term than six months. a88
Second: To sell at auction any real estate
! nclchandisc or other property: Every per-
son or firm who shall do or transact the
business of an auctioneer shall pay for
license at the rate OF ten dollars per annum,
and no license shall be- grai,te1 for less
term than six months prorded, that it hall
not be unlawful for the Marshal of the town,
the Go. Treasurer, Sheriff or Coroner Of he
County Of lama, or any Constable Of Toledo
| township, or the Executor or Administrator
Of any estate in said township in the dis
charge of their official or lega. duties to sell
at auction any description of property, or
for any resident Of tie town to sell his or
her household furniture in person or by
another without license.
THIRD: 10 HAWK or Ieid0 iO0u6 O. ares
Of any kind or description, except as pro-
videl by the laws of the State Of Iowa:
Every person who shall do or transact the
! business Of lIawkcr or peddler shall pay
for license not loss tiran enc Rsrr nero than
twenty-five dollars, for the term of twelve
months and no license shall be graRsed for
any other period.
Fourth: To kesp 10 be used for hire my
Bowling Alley or Billiard Table The annual
license for which shall be for each DO viking
alley or track ten dollars and for each
Billiard Table twelve dollars. And no
Bowling Alley or nilliard table shall be kept
open or used after IL O'Clock at night or
On Sundays -. tro III Ia s
Fifth: To exhibit sny thestrical perfor-
nance, or to give any musical concert or
entertainment for pay or compensation. The
license for which shal be not lcss than lc
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-11-09
ELECTION RETURNS
Glorious Results

The elections Of last Tuesday have re-
suited most gloriously, and the news will
make glad the hearts of all truly loyal
men, My Policy" is dead, damned and
buried. Rebels in auaant of power !;
traitors official and non-oliicial have been
as effectually hit by the ballot as the
bullet Yes Mr.. johnson the constitution
is safe in the hands of the people. where
YOU sad YOU would leave it when YOU
went out swinging.
The tollowin: synopsis VIC clip from
the Chicago journal.
New York rc-ekcts Governor Fenton
by about 5000 majority and her dele
cation in the next Congress will stand
politically the same as in the present.
Her Legislature is largely Republican
Massachusetts, rolls up majority Of
over Go.0o0. clccting all her Republican
candidates for Congress.
New Jersey elects four Republicans
out Of five Congmssmcn-a gam Of one.
Michigan gives a Republican minority
Of about 25lO00> and all her congressman
elect are Republicans.
Illinois gives Republican majority Of
about 10000 and her delegation in~Con-
gress will stand divided politically the
same as at present.
y Wisconsin gives Republican majority
Of about 10000, and her delegation in
Congress stands politically unchanged.
Minnesota gives about 5000 RenubIi-
can majority, and rc-clects both Of her
Republican Congressman.
The Republicans have made clean
sweep Of Kansas.
In Missouri, the entire delegation to
Congress is probably Republican, gain
of one
Maryland and Delaware are the only
black sheep in the flock. Both have
gone for tire johnson party loss of one
Republican Congressman in Maryland.
Our own city and county have done
better at this election than ever before.
The Republican majority in the city is
over 6,0OO, and in the county it is not
much below 10000 Nobly done /.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-11-09

nor more than ten dolla,s for each and every
performance, concert or entertainments
prorn3c1, That any citizen Of Toledo who
/ shall erect suit .hlc building and make
! other suitable arrangements to be APPROVED
| by the Council, for such exhhitlons or con-
! certs, and Of which he shall have the control
shall he exempt from the payment at license.
| Sixth; To exhibit for compensation, any
/ painting, statuary, wax figures or any wild
| animals: every person making any such eS-
/ hsbition shall pay license of not less than
one dollar nor more than twenty-five dollars
70, each day Of such exhibition.
Seventh: All exhibitions Of rope or wire
dancing or tricks of iegerlcmain, AMI all
similar exhibitions. Every pegson making
any such exhibition shall pay for license not
( less than two aor more than ten dollars for
each exhibition.
! Eighth: All circus performances or exhi
billions: Every person, exhibiting such per
fcrn,ance, shaliray for license no, less than
J five nor more than fifty dollars.
Ninth; TO keer any dog or slut within
the limits Of The town: Every person who
hal keep any dog in tn town If Toledo
| shallpay an annual license Of 81 and every
person who shan keep any slut as aforesaid
shah pay an annual license Of So dollars
| And the fact of the harboring, keeping o,
! staying Of any dog or slut about the premises
| ofany person shall be prima fucie evidence OF
the NV ncrship Of such person.
TenthssFor keeping Lager Bier Salons
Every person who shall keep a Lager Bic,
Saloons shall pay nm annual license OF fifty
dollars; aud nc licens> shall be issued fer a
less t rm than one year.
Sec. .. The money for all licenses shall he
raia to the Treasurer Of the Town, who shall
give his receipt therefor; and when tho re.
ceirt is presented TO the Recorder and his
fee paid lie shall issue tlte iiceus, and
charge the Treasurer with the amount OF
the receipt.
Sec 3. I'm. all cases where the sum to he
paid for license is indefinite il shall lie
determined by the Mayor upon such con
siderati ms as shall appear TO him proper
and equitable.
Sec. 4. No transfer of any license shall
be valid un'ess. approved hy the Mayor
which approval shall be certified by the Re
corier on theshack Of the license
Sec. 8. Any person who shall 10 o,
transact airy business, make any exhibition
| or perform or do any act or thing, except
in accorls nee with the PROVISIONS Of thi.
ordinance, shall be deenel guilty es ,
mislemcanor, and he liable TO fine 70,
! each offence Of not less than three no,
more than one hundred dollars, 10 tse col
lectel aud enforced rs other Toen pen little,
Sec. 6 This ordinance sh,l be in fore,
from and after its adoption.
Adopted, Sept. :, 1850.
w. F. JOHNSTON, Mayor.
Attest: 4. ROGERS, Recorder.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-11-09
81 49, ~. 5.ss5 -
ORD1N ANCE NO. :.
An Ordinance esv AbltshlA !.
l4MsAlG az 4 \ 4. n n n -. q ~ Il.

OnD1N AxCE NO. ..
An Ordinance esvablGshlA =
Board Of q eA1th. r.
Be u orda'red hj the Council ofh.
ToOw II Nledo: @
Soc. l. That a Board Of IYaalth i
constituted, consisting OF three mem.
bers OF the meii cal profession. tho,. l.,
servo'on the Rrnrdglill the nsxf r.,,ula1
election In MxrcN sG7, email b. an.
pointed by the Council OF the town as
y, present consti.uted--thereaf,.r tho
Board shall be appointed annually by
the Town Council, at their FIRST meeting
in March oYeach wear ~ p6.ra
Sec. 2. The first member Of tho
Board appointed m aforesaid shall be
deemed the Presi lent thereof; and any
two members OF The same shall cons,i.
tute a quorum 10. transact business.
Sec. ;. The Board Of Health shall
have, general supervision over the
health Of the Towr, the cleanliness Of
the streets, alleys, public squares, lots,
yards, bui!d,ngs and enclosures Of
every cecription. They shall have
power to provide for the removal and
safe keeping Of persons inf & d with
contagious diseases, to examine or
cause to be entered and cxami, ed il
the. day time, all houses, cellars, en-.
! closures and all other places to aacer
tain their condition and 10 exercise
such other powers ~ shall headccmed
necessary TO carry the foregoing into
execution; and to this end they may
command the services. OF the Marshal
and Street Supervisor. ibnts III subord,
nation to the provisions Of such O, d..
nance IA may have been or ahnli here.
after be passed concerning, nnisances.
Sec. !. Said Board shall sit upon ito
own APPOINTMENTS AMI At snch time and
atsuclr time and place as It may desig
natc-and all vacancies in The Board,
however occasioned shall be 6l,ed by
The Town Council.
| Sec. s The Board Of Health shall
procure a suitable book in whics. they
shall keep a .bri-f record or synOpais oil
their action. ne well a. OK pcnaes incn,.
red under their orders Provided al.
Ndys. the. .cxpenseA Of removing ~
abnting nnisanccs, shall in all caera 10
pail by the owner or nccNpAnt of TIE
premises wherever snch n,,iSanceaF are
found or by the person causing the
nuisance. rNaJc.n
See. 6. That ordinance shall lie in
force from and nfer lie pas sage.
/ Adopted Sent :. 1866
W. r. JOHNSTON. Mayor.
Attest: $. 9. eoaEEs, lscc"rdrs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-11-09

ORDlv AySsE 40. 8
An Ordinance concerning Null
Stances.
BE II ordained BY the Comet of n.
7omn Of 7ote,io. f7
See, !. All eru' rid or e'ocaying CIR
y.a>>es, nesh, fish or,-yegelebles; all Ges
posts of msnn-e % El,h ~ any dc
scrip,on: all ro IDS or bodies OF stag
n4nt water; all filthy, stagnant or
offensive water or .lops, when thrown
or conducted upon any street or else
where 80 as to he offensive to ;nii.
liviInal,, or deletcriuus To health :.
slanghtcrinu houses. priyIes which have
no. vauit at least six ieet deep, or
which from use have become offensive !:
all po,k houses makes. cellars, stores
and other b ,illings- and places which
are not kept clean aud free from all
filthy, offensive, putrid or dccayihg
substances; all places, substances or
deposits which are off nsivc or liable to
engentler disease; any article or sub
stance placed in any street, or upon
any, sidewalk, alley Or usual foot path,
SO AZ TO obstruct the same, arc each
and all hereby declared TO be nusaDces
and as such, are liable 10 he removed,
abatcd or prevented, in tho manner
hereinafter provided /; Provided, that
any person engaged in erecting any
building, may use onesfourth Of The
width Of the street in front Of the lot or
part Of lot on which such building is
being erected, in deposi.ing the ma =
tcrials therefor. e
SEQ. % Every person who shall be
guilty Of causing, erecting or continu
ing nuisance upon any Atrect, alley or
place, contrary 10 the provisions Of
Sec. |, ofthis ordinances, or as described
il Chapter III Of the Revision Of 1860
OF the laws If The State of Iowa, shall
be liable to a tine Of mo- less than two.
nor more than fifty dollars, TO be col
Iect4d and enforced IA other penalties
for violations of the ordinances Of the
Town Of Toledo. s. ~ia 81 ton #ets,
II Sec. 5. I. shall be the duty ofthe
owner, agent or occupant Of any lot,
building or place where any nuisance
may exist-aDd Of all persons offending
or causing nuisance, to remove, abate
and prevent the same without delay,
when notified by the Mayor, Marshall
Or any member Of tho Board Of Health.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall be in
force from and after i,s passage.
AL, ptcd Sept 7, 1866.
w. Il. JOHNSTON, Mayor.
Attest, S. G., ROGERS, Recorder.