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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
HOLLOWAY'S
VERMIEUGE
CoNFE(yTTn

SON FECI1ONS.
"; Aensway. sone aiss:a ysars 80. witnessing
e than, sad from the nost sseiivs 81 49, ~
D psop. sass:'ess y .s s's ss
combining these with sugaf, and moSidine ~ Is.
70 agreeable confscticn formed tie pressot ~
HOLLOwAYs vkRMIFU01 CONVICTIONS.
Which have almost entirely supercoaed ~ "a
nauseous vermfuge to the delight Of tie poor iiie
sunersrs: u contains NO calonsl - cher poissa
30 highly sstseaed y this Pepalas vssnieass, b
the profession. that ~ Intelligent fhysidaas Who
remedies. - mot snly moro pleasant to take, but
more effective 70 cure.
rs,s,ts and guardians. hsyas The ears efesillrsa.
emily eradicate Wcrms-tAcse pee01 n elllSHSn1-
bat correct any aersnssment Of he dieoCsive q.
game, % prevalent with children.
HOLLOWAY'S
ARN1CA PLASTERS.
The Original and snly trss Ar.isa PlAssssp pee
ssss'ng n: great healing prspesltss
Of the Arnisa Flowers.
TAseuriiivs esses u these PisssSS 4 Il, -, -
pain weakness IN The breast. ~ o. -. m n
al cases q lnAanmation 81 he Loneo. ~ Oonsa.
rf u :sssn,snisS they svs n@sdlsss ,ss
mend then. Ossnsvs-Hol Tsare m orieinal
and only trus Afnica Pisters.
HEISkELL'S
OINTMENT.
This Ointmsnt, afteran experience OF twen1 ven.
- proved ieif sovereign remedy for al Diseases
OF the sam having effected radical cure n ever
49, on wnicn II was used, curing many obstinate
eases q nnsen or twenty yeao standing, that la
Previou.y resisted All remedies prescribed By The
pest medical talent In the county III eGeet & -
tonisning In law days the sOreness and iyYitaton
ie removed; the akin becomes smooth nd Nanny.
sAo remaks permanently healed, without IL use q
Thus, r.rr.K, SAls- Rs.u.. Ircu, sssssssr.su,
nesHrnAA B!cfsHn, Prnpl0, a1A ever torn Ell
S issa.s ofsne slia 10 Icnessaly sarse % slisr d
aow long standing. Il hes cured bad eaaoo 81 II.
nAHsD krnlDs, and Discharges lso9 the Has, vSso
lotning else would heal them. Pas. dat hsvo -.
s1steo ~ oeAes treatment foe nanp yoass have ~
sesssnay cured By Tie nss Of o6li ooe kox Of ~
Cinsment Bunns, ocAlso, aAa OiD &c.,, Il 49,
= y. . vssY short ~ tn.ui g cssn - tsz. 4
sos sold ~ Yoaf Dfveget ssnd g eoats = JoAnGeoa
oouowav = CeWd60, Philadelphl0 4 ~ my
eees me- q pestaGe 70 any adlrceo.
johnson,
Holloway.
& Cowden,
rispristsrs' - Arch Street, Phiisdelph,a.
CoIa 9 Wheasssle h CAicaso, b Fuller, FincA .
ruuef. Lore = e0leA, DuSnha1e : Van eehaaek. q
g. nesd 2 Co., Smith, Cutler . Co., Do1auoeA
SsOcA1 = Oo.s ono tAlDDR h0ut the oen0fRv ~ Al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

The New York Times correspondent,
Who wriies from " The Bssctss," distrib-
utes the German element Of this country -
SAl1A.a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

Pure blood m ahes ue we'll, bal blood makes us
sick vapofs from poorly deested food In the blood
condensed upon the various organs and rive TO
make them grow repair their waste. Organs
m Ads With 4 greater or lesser proportion OF sucn
matsrials car not be sound. Ifihe bad condition OF
blood continues but for q few days or weeks the
body will ont OF sorts and n II continues. the
whole Of tho body will In time he renewed with i'm
perfect blood. and the health bad Il 10 In Q de-
cline poy ulsrly called acoBsuopt.on
New Brsndyeth's Fills penetrate the whole naee
Of blosd eausing The explosion Of impurities the
body feels relieved tron single dose-what thea
may be expected from twsstys By continuing their
Gee whole cfthe blood IN time becomes puriaed.
asd the body ssconstssctsd from good material the
decline chopped, and new isase OF life eecured.-
Principal once SsAnDsnns Heusn, New York
0old by all drnkgiets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
ESTABLISHED 1896.
ii
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07

wna all these afficted with Cough or Consum ption
sssd the folio wing, and learn the value Of
Aliens Lung Balsam
What the Doctors Saw.

w hat the Doctors Saw.
Amoe woolly. N. D., Of Koscluseo county. Ind.
ssys; 'For three years pas; have used ALLsr'i
Lsxs BA'.ss extensively In my practice. and l an
sasaed there 10 no better medicine for lung disea-
ees In use"
lssac H. Dcraa, n. D., Of Hogan Co., o.. says:
"ALLRs's LUHe BALaAn not only sello rapidly, but
gives perfect satisfaction In every case within my
knowledge. Haviug conA fence IN Il. end kAcwisg
that possesses valuable medicinal properties free.
y uss II In ny daily pr ctice. and with rnbounded
success AZ an expcctorast. 10 meet certainly far
ahead ofapy preparatiaA have ever yet known"
Nathaniel Hsrris. II. d Of Midtlebury. VI. saye
~ have no doubt 1 will som become aclaasical rem
edial agent for the OF al desasse Of the throat
Dronehial Tub<s. and the Lunge."
Dr.. Lloyd. Of ohio, surssen In ths army dsriss
the war from exposure contracted coasuopti0a. -
nessys: "Ihsvs no hssLtancy IN sayise that n va
y u uss ofyour Lung nalsaa tAas IN NV alive
and enjov1ng health"
DR.. flstehsr. 81 Missouri. says ~ recommend
yous Balssm in prslsrascs - any ether medicine ~
C0uehs and givss satisfaction" =,
AiLH'e IUse 0AIAAn h the romo6y ~ eofo I'll
Lsng and Throat dinesltiss. ltshould be seesceeh-
y tested before using sUy other Balsam II VAL eure
when ali others fail. Directions accompany sach
bottle.
j. NJ HARRIS D co. Sole Proprlstcrs, Ciscin
natl Ohio. For sale by all Druggifts Oc22-d&w won
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-07
No Excuse.

~For Gray Hair, dandrnY, or badness. They car
al be prevented or cared by using Woods lmprov
Hair Restorative. We mean what We say asd ear
prove. Sold by Druggists and BARRIERS.
Pfice III pef bottle,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
s. Bet Sem $crru marqui5

Inter ben @trablen ciner berrli6e11
Mpr9enipnne sei9te iid, rag S9lpb
8ruyereS BON Der sprtbeilbo oflejts.! Seite,
Die 8ef efbunsen hes Marquts> am&anpe
pes &petten &reiitS 9ele9e,1, tparen prd@z
tis an9ebraut 11np oer unfru@tbare petbe
Sanb fraulelte feline lesten @eQen 9e9en
bic Narfntauern. Gin Nntrid ppnTiiQe,
@pbueben unb 8eba9li9feit bilpete ben
39reiencfen @pntrait 81: :oer Mrmutb cer
llmaesenp unp erfreute pas @u9e, ,penn
per 6ub btele Statte betrat. Sc war
tpie cine sludli9e Sniel in Mfitte zines
Meere6 BON Erpitlpf9feit uno Sanger
>reile.
Diele 5errlidfeiten 16I6terten i'm
bpben @rape bic arnen @pm6otanten Elm,
wel@e lelten dbnli6e @9aulptele erbltdt
baben mo6ttn. Sera1na> ibre Musen
umbermerfenp, iiberleste bereits, ,pie tie eS
ansufansen, ole @outrette ben, Marqui6
abpenltig 5u maiden. Die Sonbrette
caaeeen, ibrer&eise setpib, Ypn cenTrauen
Serleu9net BON ben Wtdnnert1 9elu9t be-
tra9tete ii6 idpn alS in Sbrem Gisenz
tbume, unp nt9t NIT l1nre9t
Sic 1aste 1i6, Dap Der Marqufs 1te
gan; belpnoerS Sor9esosen babe, ul1o bab
ibr serpunbenner 8lid etgentlt@ bic nrz
fade aelpeien, bic re1t Wfarqui6 belppsen
babe, bic S9auipteler na6S9lpbB Brupe5
res fpmme1t su lal1en. Slabela> bic BON
feiner ebrsetst9en Abii6t errest tpnroe,
,penpete ibren Slid su Dem binter ibr i'm
&arren itbencen Sigpsnac, lpobtn ett1e
Mrt Don G6am Jpn getrieben batte. Sie
1udte i'm nit ibrem rei;ennen 2a6eln sll
tr6fen uno bic ttefe Sdwermutb pes 8az
rcns su serltreuen. Sif fablte, paB rer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
9tll11t1lter SIG.
Der @pmSbtantetl aber ber MarquiS Bate
1elprp6et-11ta1t mu6te aebprden.

per @pn1SbtantetL ober ber MarquiS Bate
9eipro@en-utan 1nubte 9ebpr9en.
Nfit elmer relpectSpllen Mtene alS
iprd9e er su tptrflt@e1 &Snieen unp
prinseiiinnen, eri9ien Der Sntenbant ba8
8arret 1T Der 6anb, UNI bic @pmDbtan=
ten su en1pfanee&t unp tbnen bic beitimntz
ten 3immer atsupeiien. MQe bteie 3tntz
n1er paren trelli9 neublirt unp nt@t
aQetn NIT bem y}ptbmenbt9ert 1pnbern
aud NIT alien r1D9li9en Mnnebmli9fet>
ten oerieben. Die 9anse prd9tt9e 3tttz
nterreibe tpurbe muir ben @dfe1t BON Mn>
1eben UberlaQen unb Der ,6err ppn8ruyez
res ebrte pur@ btele Mufnabme ber @p<
mIbianten bic 9lnpelenbeit zines unter
ibnen be9naolt@en @a1aliers, pe0en Sn>
cpsnitp un1 jeben preis 9cwabrt >perbe>t
lpllte.
@tsp9nae, im 8efb ieine6 @en1a9eS,
tppbtn man l'inen teI9eibenen Mantelz
fad 9e1dafft batte perlanf III Na@benfen
iiter ta8Selhame Der Sage. Gr betra9z
tete Sertpunoert feline nm9ebuns, benn
np@ ME batte er id 1T elmer dbnlt9en
befunee11. Die Wauern tparen nit bDbz
uti6en9eper befleipet, auf tpel9em pbanz
taittI9e Slun1e&1 unb wunberli9e Mra<
beSfen auf einem 0plt9runbe fi6 tur9z
einanper ranften rnb rtn9elten> 1T ibren
Metalfarben >pie 9rpbe Stide Strabl
fpie9elno uno blibenb. Dies MQeS BILL
bete NIT ter i9war;en Ginfa17una BON
Gi@enbpls einen iiberauS prd9tt9ett Mnz
bid.
Gin Slid NIT 9etpunbenen Guben uno
etnen tiirfilaen SeppiG fanb It, per
Mitte beS 3tmner5. 0pr bem 6enlter
bltBte auf elmer &pilette ein penetianii9er
Spte9el> III ben ii@ auerlet berrli9eNippz
la@en bedu9elten.
NlS Der arme Barpn T9 in benz @la1e
biele5 @pte9el8 betra@tete Serpui iterten
fi6 un.ptQtiirli9 feline sBlide unb Elm
l9mersli@e6 2d@eln iibersp9 iein MntliB.
Gr batte jeyt erlt erfannt &pie erbarmli9
uno ab9enubt feline &leipun9 tpar. Snz
mitten res Ret9tbumS fQblte er bpppelt
19tper baS @ewt9t fetner Nrmutb. @r
fab feline @5tlfe> ais er ieinGeuei(en Sfnete
uno bic f9ledte @d1de bic &pe1i8en
&letper carau5 berpprspA tpel9e Yterre
ibm binein9ele9t batte.
Dteie biiriteren 8etra9tun9en bel9af<
ti9ten bei18aron 70 an9ele9entli9> bab er
gang uno gar oaS bel9eioene &lppfen
iiterbDrte, na6 weldem ft9 bic Gbir
Dfnete unp oa6 leu@tenre Mntlib beS
5errn &laiiu5 cr19ien. Der Barpn
beft9tt9te in bic iemMpmerte 9erabe zines
1etner b16it befecten 5emoen.
~MQe 5a9el"> ia9te per Yeoant auf
co5 3ulammeni9reden be6 8arpnS nf9t
adteno. uDaS 5emb BAT ia ba6 Mu6z
eben elmer SABINE, bic I'M Geuer tpar-
pab nt&t ROTH 9etpprbe,1 8aron bur9
oteie 2I@er blt6t bic @bre."
~Nber eS bleibt bod traurt8 fir MIDI,
leufste Si9c9nac. ~Der Marqui6 Son
8ruyere6 bat mid >pieeer erfannt unb i9
l9ame n'i6> in o{eien @nsuse Dor tbm gu
erlbetnen." ..~..
0ortIeBune auf Der 2. @eite.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
t1er ip tpi1en 0}iene unp in @p ,rilpen
&leioern Spr ben Ebpren ber @tdpte prdz
ienttren! Die 0pdoen ttiirhen mfh hef

Tletpetn 1pr pett SDpre11 Der St1pte pr1>
lentiren! Die Dp99en tpiirben mt9 Bel
ben 8etnen unb bic S@arw6@ter BEL
bem @pllecte paderL >penn t@ ems bdtte.
MeinS9la9 1T Ser9eben6 9e&pelen, rteine
2tit SerunBllidt, @ie mar i9pn anoeleat,
bab t@ 9laubte spet Mpnate taSpn leben
gu f5nnen, rnb Der @biquita >ppute i9
cine @apu3e faufen. Sd babe l1n9lId,
t@ Bin unter bSleu1 Sterne 9ebpren.
Guer Mutb niu1mt mir Elm StIf 8rpt
pom Munoe fort ltg'i penn-petl t6
Gu@ ni9t beraltSei1 'Bnnte, i9enft MIR
ein @lmptn." -
u&e9t 1p", arttpprtete Der Tyrann,
,,ptr baben Detn@el9dft seritSrt mir iinp
Dir cine nti@apteuns faulbis. Da
1ino srei pifplen-trtnt' auf unlere ST.
1unbbeit."
&epii1 9riibte> padte 1etne @trpbfz
9uren aut tru9 fte III baS Eannenaeb6l;
unb Yerlenfte iie auf'S Neue, 1tm 1ie 1pdter
etn 0fal be6er ontpenben su fSnnen.
Der Subrmann, ber bet benz S9uIe 11as
tiirlt9er @eile baypneelaufen mar, feline
&eile,1ben tbrem S9tflal 1elbit iiberla1z
ieno, leBte ben &arren pteber lan9Ian1 in
Bewe9un9.
Die Duenna spS ibre Dublpnen &pie<
oer aus ben S9uben berypr >pp iie gan;
Yeritpblen plab sef1aoen batter1 uno
ienfte fte tpieoer in tbre Sai9e*
uSie baben bic Eapferfeit eine8 &pz
manbelben 9esei9t" fa9te Slabella gu
Si9p9nac, ullnp unter Sbrem S6uBe
reif man f9er. 9lb-trie tapfer baben
Sie 9esen ben &anoiten 9eianpen BON
'oem Ste op6 9lauben mubten, bab er
cine sanse Sance gu {e}ner SerfI9un9
babe"
vDieie @efabr mar unbebeutenb, faun1
mebr al6 cine @omDpte", 1a9te bel9etpen
oer Saron. ullm Ste su nertbetpi9er>
tpiirbe t9 einen 9}telen pom Sdettel bis
sum@iirtel ipalten i6 piirbe etnenGrupp
BON Sarasel1en tit bic Tlu6t iala9er,
unter Tlammen tdmpfet1> 9e9en Dra9en
aus;ie6en uno in petSrcu5 binabfei9e1,
Sbre 19Inet Mu9en ,piiroen mir MQeS
lei6t n,a9en."
;, Woren htefe &eben 9let6 ein peni9
efalttrt 70 &paren iie bod aufrt@tt9,
SlabeQa s>peifelte tcinen Mu9enbltf paran
pab Si9p9nac tbr su Gbren ale bteie faz
belbaften @eripre6un9en erfallen miirbe,
Die aufridtt9ie 2iebe fiiferte benz 8az
ron bteie pbralen gu, ccr rpn @tunre sll
Stunoe >nebr 9efan9en wurre. Die9tebe
fam bic @rIbe tyres @liides 11t9t ftart
eenu9 tetbeuern.
Serafina, Die MQeS 9eb1rt batte> per>
r,p6te ni6t Elm 2ddeln su unteroriiden,
henn jeoe junSe Trau finret bic 2iebe6be>
tbeurun9en germ ld6erlt9, tpel6er elmer
9lncern seu1a@t tperben. Sie bate sar
eincn Musenblid bic @bf9t bur9 bic
9anse @ntfoltun9 ibrer &etSe ben 8aron
BON ISABELLA fort unb an ii@ gu steben,
aber pteie @epanfen entl9wanoen balp,
DaS S6weisen lan9erte it9 wiecer
Iber bem Tubrperfe uno ber S9laf BE-
gam feinen @anp ouf bic &u9enlicer
ber &eilenben ;u freuen, ais Der 6lbre,
rief:
vDa 1T ia @@lpb 8ruyere6
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
Die @jermQnta 2eten6<
Derf9erun96 tDeleQ16at,
30, 8rpdbtpap, SHREVEPORT,

cu,p6ehlt BEN 8ewrtnern Srn Wtnneipta BON per nn'
jdbasbaren Npbltbat Der mountaineering
Gebrau6 su na4en.
Baar 8ermp9en 2,OOO.OOO
gerG&erungen in 9raft 26,OOO.OOO
5abrli9es Gintummen l.OOO.OOO
Mussesablt in GpbesfaQen 6OO.OOO
eeste Diyibente 40 Nro;ent.
81. 1T aber tte eanen Der. Staateu serbrettet unt
bat In Minneipta fpleenpe Msenten:
General -Msentur IN Der rDeut1@en 8ant" Don
Webriiper @tQtu6 & Dunbartn ct. pau
Derr @ufao 5etnri&s III Winpna.
!berr Carl Branct TT Gar!bau!t
SER 6. @i6bcrn in 6afinS6.
oerr 8. 8psen in Stem ulm.
s. 59wenbler, 6uep Weienrpnd,
yiee-WrI1,u 5efretar, Drdfben.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-03
LAWS OF IOWA.
Continued from srsl page.

Continued from frsl page.
Sec 81 Kossuth, Pala Alto, Emmett and
Dickinson counties shall b the sixty sixth
district and entitled to one representative.
Secs Woodbury., Plymouth, Sioux, O Brisn,
Lyon and Osceols counties shall be the sixty
seventh district and entitled to one represen
tative.
Soc SO Sac Buena Vista, Cherokee and
Clay counties shall be the sixty eighth district
and entitled to one representative.
Sec 70 Monona, Crawford, Carroll and Ida
counties shall be the sixty ninth district and
entitled to one representative.
Approved April l, 1868.
STATE OF Iowa,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
Dies MONIES, May LIST 1868,
hereby certify che foregoing to be true
copy Of the original roll now on file in this
Office.
ED WRIGHT, sec'y of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-03

THE FINKLE & LYON SEWING MACHINE
L is the only lock-stitch machine that has
its needle .'self-setting," so that the needle
cannot be set wrong.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-03

be paid BY the person makeing the spplica-
ton.
Section 49, The twelfth and thirteenth
sections Of tbs he t. which this iSSA nd.
dition, and 20 much Of the tenth section Of
the said al 81 is inconsistent herewith is
hereby repealed
Approved April 8, 1868.
STATE OF Iowa.
Office Of Secretary Of State,
Des Moines, May l, 1868,
hereby certify the foregoing to be true
copy Of the original roll now on file in this
Office.
ED. WRIGHT, sec'y of State
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-03
EXCEEDINGLY SIMPLE,

Requiring in use only such instructions .
may be obtained from printed directions that
runs easy, and without disagreeahle uoise.-
We invite attention TO the fact that the
claim for superiority of the
LEAVITT SEWING MACHINE
over every other Machine. is based principal
y upon its extreme simplicity, durability
and capacity for all grades Of Sewing, light
or heavy; and the fact that it is not liable to
get out Of order.
Every machine 10 warranted for years.
Agents-Norton Bros. General Agents, 90
Washington street, Chicago,
Mrs. Cannon, Toledo, Iowa.
Mrs. Lottie McClnre Marshalltown, Iowa.
Toledo, May 10th, 1868 ~ MI
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-03

OUR AIM Is TO APPOINT A LOCAL ACT
" in every town, through whom all ordsrs
must come.
FlNKLE & L. DNkS. NJ, Co..
No So Broadway. New YORK.
w. J. CARSON, AGENT,
2-6tf TOLEDO, Iowa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-03
WAN TED

WANTED.
TEACHERS,
STUDENTS,
and other intelligent Mea
and Women, ii business paying 500 -.
$500 per month, according to ability.
For particulars, address
zEIGLEH, McCURDY, + co.,
Louberd Block, Chicago, M
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-03

THE FINKLE & LYON SEWING MACHINE
i is the only straight needle machine that
has positive stake up" requiring no change
of tension in running from one kind Of goods
TO another.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-03
THELEAVITT
SEWINGM MACHINE
THE LATEST IMPROVED MACHINE
- I THE MARKET.

Also the most simple and substantial, as
we'll as an ornamental shuttle machine, in
use, being free from cogs and springs and
with fewer cams than any other.
Is adapted to all kinds Of Family Sewing,
from the finest muslins and lace. to several
thicknesses Of heavy cloth. 1t will Hem any
width, Fell, Gather, Ruffle, Cord, Braid Orna-
mental, Bind, Tuck, etc., etc.
1t sews through all the varying thicknesses
Of . garment with equal beauty Of stitch, and
without change or adjustment. The setting
Of the Needle and Regulation Tension Of the
threads are
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-03

DLEAsE THE LADIES.
To do this in Millinery Goods, Dressmaking,
Trimmings, Bohnets and Flowers, requires
first class variety. At
MRS. CANNON'S
MILLINERY STORE
this is effectually DONE.
She has just received full and complete
variety Of goods of the latest fashions.
Bonnets of all varieties and styles in use,
suitable for the most fastidious, the gay. the
sedate, the "Young America and Slow Coach
votaries."
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS.
LACEs,
FLOWERS,
HAT
and all varieties and styles usually kept at
first class
NRd0Ddm0pv @00Roe
Two doors east Of W. F. Johnston g. Co.'S
Store.
Goods sold at.
BOTTOM RATES.
Here you get the far famed LEAvEr SEWING
MACHINE.
Toledo, April 8, 1s6s.-13-2m3.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-03

General Insurance Agent,
26 TOLEDO, IOWA.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-03

100000 Gust
DATRoNIzE 81
Il largest capital
ers, and extensive "a
Dollar Sale business
ISFACTION in cys
selection Of Goods q
One Do
No other concert IA
Agents are selling. a.
Reliable" Male 81
in city and countrA
The Ladies -
to try our popular club q
kindsof DRY AND FANC3
PATTERNS, COTTON Cd
SILVER PLATED GOODS,
Established 1884.) A pat
and q check describing an ,
for a dollar, 10 cts /; 20 for Z
for Sc; 100 for $40; sent bY
ents to getter up Of club
more than those sent By anx
ing to the sire Of club
or If not do not e
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-03

THE FINKLES LYON Sc ING MACHINE
l. has the only "shuttle-carrier" that over
comes all friction Of shuttle, and protects the
thread from oil in the shuttle race
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COMMERCIAL coIExoes
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Mississippi.
The oldest and most suocessfal Business
College in the West. Book keeping, with act-
biography, Mathematics and Surveying are
thoroughly taught No prepAraties IL Seees-
sary to enter, rs students are issAsusted n
Arithmetic and other elementary hsaneAeB
without extra charge. Full CommereiAl eourl1
thine unlimited) $40; Pull Telegraphic cosrss
$40; Both together SIS. A liberal deduction.
to Clubs, Ladies', and Disabled Soldiers. Send
for circular. Address
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-03

THE FINKLE & LYON SEWING MACHINE
is the only family machine in the world
that will sew linen thread with the same ia
cility that it does cotton or silk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-01

The Synod Of Baltimore expect to hold their
annual meeting IN the Presbyterian Church of
Frederick, Maryland. commencing on the third
Thursday Of November. This body is one of
the twenty-six Synods that compose the Oh,
School Presbyterian Church Of this country
ms synod embraces the Presby terrain church
IS OF a large part of Maryland, of parts of Viz
slnia' OF parts OF Delaware, those of the Dis
haet Oh columbia OF Cumberland Valley, Pa,
ana bra%il' SCUM America. The number OF
ministers connected with the Synod is 81, and
ano the number of churches liz the number n,
members connected with the churches .t.o,,
I2lN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-01

fiHAN,TAL EXCITEMENT IN NEW IcRK.-ln
Wall street, Yesterday, call loans advanced to
: Ter cent. iTCm TO ) the day before. SOM
Cu's:andIng loans are allowed 20 remain AZ
aEd Ter cent. but, as 4 rule, per cent has to
be paid OF new transactions. There were some
rUmors or the street. at a late hour that per
cent. gold interest had been paid, and also that
q commission Of s per cent had been added TO
the legal rate IL currency. These rates. If pad.
We're 10 criterion of the market. although there
seems 10 be no doubt, from present indic1tiOus,
that the bear clique Will make az effort before
tue week IS out 10 make money very dear. L lp
receipts against sales OF gold are paid out As
fast Is they come in; and the present balance IN
the Sub-Treasu ry is now S3.n0J,OOO lower than
&; The beginning OF the month; so that the Treas
NY operations cannot BE- said to h. We conduced
IN any degree TO the present activity Of tn.
market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-01

The RICHINGS TRoUPE.-Flotow's "Mar.
tha' never fails TO draw in Washington, and
its representation by the Riehings troupe AZ
the National Theater last evening attracted the
largest and most fashionable house of the pres
ent very successful season. The cast was the
same which l. so familiar TO opera-goers here
Miss RichIngs as lady Harriet" Mrs Seguin
as Nancy" Castle as ''Lionel," lam pbelI As
"Plunkett," Seguin as ''Sir Tristan, and
Peakes as the SHERIFF and il could not well
be improved. Castle and Miss RIchings were
IN good voice last evening; Mrs Seguin was
fascinating as usual, and Campbell was up TO
the marx, Notwithstanding his recent inGlspo-
sitiOn. The solos and concerted pieces were
given in good style, particularly the beautiful
"Good Night" quartette, and full Justice was
done to the splendid chorus which closes the
third act.
Tonight we are 10 have Mariana with
Miss Riehings, Mr.. Castle, Mrs. SeguIn. and
Campbell in the cast.
On Friday that fine vocalist and courteous
gentleman, Campbell, who is a great fayorits
here, has benefit, on which occasion there
VIII no doubt BE- a rush for seats The opsra
presented will be the Gar and Carpenter