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Hung like q glorious canopy
Der all things far and Wide.n

The deep verdure Of the Heds tho rich foliage of the
trees, the gorgeous coors Of the fragrant towers scat
tered around In profus0n scarcely to &c expected 30
late In the The rocky emnences picturesquey
located about the grounds the numerous little hiocks
and plains plants, shrubs, shady nooks rustic benches
women and chdren In al manner OF costumes and ira
yelling in every direction. All these combined made up
0 picture such have rarely witnessed The fair
pronounced lovely, and lovely certainly was.
The Park generally is rapidly progressing towards COM
peton. OF course years must espae before 1t can be
said have obtained the final coup de- grace but more has
already been accomplished than could reasonably have
buqgery. etron through II will amply repay for the
trouble There are many little cOntrvances which are
worthy Of inspection and Of which adequate Idea could
be conveyed by written description "rhe Cave'' at
tracts goodly number Of admirers is hovn out OF an
immense rock, situated at the base Of steep HILL the
sides OF which tastefuly decorated with planfe and
flowers and traversed by rude stone sairways. II not
20 Intricate the famous labyrinth of Crete, s at any
rate very pretty 70 the eye and quite romantic having
avenues Little contrvances like this greatly contribute
to the beauty and interest Of park.
Order reigned eupremo throughout the day. There
were arrtss ind better and rsrer e no occasion for
them. Thousanos going and coming the whole day.
ard the Second and Third avenue cars were crowded
almost to suloCaton.
THE SUNDAY LAW IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Yesterday the places where liquor s sold were general
" cleeed in the Eastern district On Saturday all the par
ties were notified that they must close Sunday. The
ORDER was rather cheeriuy complied WITH far as the
front doors concerned, but there quite mum
Der places where the back side doors were left open
for the accommodation of the regular customers
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STANrMD--CAR7Ez AT Bridgeport, Conn.,, on Tuesday
August 2 by The Rev c. Adsms Dr. Orrs STASFIKIp to
Mss HorE CKrgz, daughter of Samuel Cartee all of New
York
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Barry's TrfcOpherous II the Best and Cheap
est article for dressnR beeuyng cleaning cuyng
ne and restoring the hair Ladies. try it, Sold BY Al d. ag
gfst8
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J0urneymen BARRIERS Need their Sundays
HILL fnmiabe har cutter. No. Barclay street. closes
SundayA Hair dye 90 conts.
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1Qvnl IntelllUeS

Naval Intelligence.
Tho United States steam sIoop ofwar Hartford Captain
Iounds arrived Madeira, from Boston, the ldh u
and Jailed for the Eat Indies on the 18th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

Braays Gallery has Removed. from $50
broadway TO 6&3 Broadway of Bnecker Pho
sosraphs, daguerreotypes and ambrotypsA
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Holm.s' Photograph Gallery, e9I Broad
wRyTbe largest picture hop In for dae workS OF
AT en- tbs cheap systsu, rs cents and 81.
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Police Intelligence.

BURGLARY ARREST ON SUsPIcION.-Chc dwelling
bouse Of Mrs Mcntee of Eighteenth street and
Eighth avenue, Was entered by burglars few evenings
ago. and $500 in money carried of by the thieves
Detectives Roach and Paul subsequently arrested two men
named Stephen Boyle and William Gooda on suspicion of
having been implicated in the burglary but the evidence
against the accused very slim indeed. Boyle found
him In the eyes Of the police. Justice Quackenbush held
the prisoners for examination.
AssAULTNa PoLIcBMAN.-Wiam Cullen was arrested
for assautpg policeman Caughln Of the First precnc.
The prisoner WIS guilty Of dsorderly act, when
complainant approached for the purpose Of arrestng him.
Cullen resented the lndisnity by knocking the officer
down. At this critical moment couple Of the Harbor
police hove In sight, and eeeng the horizontal condition
their comrade haseped TO the rescue After short but
torgh fight Cullen forced 10 capulae Tho prisoner
brought before Justice Connolly and locked up for
trial.
a ALLEGED THEFT JEwEIRy'-Francis Duffy was taken
into custody by policeman Huff, Of the Seventh precinct
on charge Of stealing gold fob chain and two uger rings
valued in all at sos, the property Of William Dunley.
property recovered Justice Brennan held the pr
soner to bail In the sum OF $500 to answer.
RECOVERY STOLEN PRoPERrY.A box containing twelve
groes Of silver plated spoons found in the possession
Of couple Of negroes by the Sixth precinct police
Saturday evening. The property is supposed have
been stolen. There were no marks On the spoons by
which they could be identified but the box bore the
inscription IN. W. Seymour" which may possibly lead
to the property being claimed by its owner
BAGeNG by BAa-IKy.-wnliam Bagley was detected in
the act Of baggng lot Of silver spoons and napkin rings
belonging 70 Mrs. Carnda Philips Of No. 85 East Twenty
sixth street. Justice Quackenbush committed the prison.
er for trial There hundreds Of such customers
BasIey prolng about the city every day. Housekoepers
look out for toem and keep your doors locked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

Hatchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
he best In the world SURPRISING all made Geld and applied
Of the mandatory, XS broadway.
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Grover q Bakers NolseIess
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Fo. own family became fully satisfied
end Bakers B the best and ngy purchased it,
n. Y. Tribune
Office Temporarily at sol Broadway
IS2 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Fowler d Wells Apply Phrenology Daily
at sos Broadway indicating the talents proper
occupation.
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T E l. Z G r AP HIC.

NEwPoRI, r. l., Aug. t. 1859,
The New York yacht squadron got under weigh OF about
eleven O'Clock to day for Holmes Hole.
THE YACHT HAswELL.
RICHMOND, Aug. IA, 1859.
The yacht Haswel, from Providence, with several
Knights Tempars on board arrived this evening
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Staniy's Chess Book, n1Orply's Games,
lhsss sDc billiard tables and trimmings, BASF JKDs
I49 ultOn street, 10 etAiyA
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Drnw,ng, Of woo,,, Eddy 8 Cos Lotter,s.

DxlAwAhE EXTRA Class no sST AUGUST Is, 1859
20, So SO, Is, o. 10, 62. g. 8, Is, II, Is.
DELAWARE Glass no ass AUGUST Is 1859.
76, "a, 5s, &C, 8, SO, l6, AZ, 62. %, 20, o, 20.
GEORGIA. CLASS No. 4Ss, AUGUST 49, 1889
70, 43. 7e. H. Al, l5 A. so, G. %, &c. e. So 46. so
GEORGIA. oLAss NO is6 FxIRA. AUGUST i2 ls59.
3e, G, &C, As, Z, ", ca. 20, Sc, 63, 3, 10, 81
WOOD, xDDQ i 90 Wilmington, Del.
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kennsuy's medscal Dfscovery II Warranted
10 cure scrouA erypeas saltrheum scd head liberated
sore legs. For sale BY al druggsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

Cr'atadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Touposs
the best In The world wholesale retail and the de pr
vately applied. No Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

Herring's Patent Champion Fire
street. n. Y,
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PROBABLY AN EARTHQUAKE.-The Troy Times
OF tho l1th inst that about O'Clock the morning
Of that cay while the eky perfectly cloudless while
hardly breath Of air was stirrng, while not single in
oication prevailed Of natural connection Of any sort
whatever, there was terrific, shocking, detouaDg
port, accompanied apparently by two sharp echoes.
was II the sound had come nom the sky-but there
Clouds not single indication Of tho prevalence
Of electricity and that explanation could NOT be enter
tanned TIE force OF the conclusion great tina,
houses were shaken that persons walking In the
felt the ground vibrae underneath them; that who
had just commenced work upon buildings, nstnctvey
dropped their TOOLS and looked TO what the mat
ter that little children were frightened, asked many
strange Questions Of their parents the Albany Argus OF
August 18Th, saysWe are inclined 10 think that 1t was
etL,le earthquake Although cannot learn that was
et In this city. We have been assured by two tire
snhfcfhcrs from the Of Cumberland aud New Scot
land, who were In counting yesterday that the
tsme phenomenon experienced in those vioinites,
econ after seven O'Clock Thursday morning The heavy
rumbng and vibration OF the earth continued they
say for two or three minutes proceeding from the soc
west and dying away In the northeast When they gave
thing had been experienced anywhere else.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

Wheeler d Wilson'S Sewing Machines
Office sos Broadway, New York
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The Best ST1Dg Bed IN Existebce-tfovvc's
Elliptic at from s. 70 s. al 37o Broadway Call It,
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Wiliism sburg City News.

Axaxd OF CoUsTExsnrA'ss-On Saturday afternoon
German named Benny Ran ,ssed three counterfes five
dollar bills Of the Merchants sank, New York, Mr.
Wells. brewer IN the Sixteenth ward, and at Turner
hall Al soon a. tho worthless character Of the bills
discovered two Of the persons on wh,m no had pased
Mem gave Information 70 officer Boice VI the Sixth pre-
cnct and In company with the OH or We ut 70 New YORK
ma HALL Alter come time spent in sea- ching for him,
~ eitcer arresd him 10 avenue D. New Y,rk, took
n 70 Williamsburg. % the way over a uau named
Georgs schwar,z Interested himself 10 favor Of the pr
soper and eDdsavored 10 induce the parties 70 accept
SEQ money IN oxehArgs for tho Counterfeit and with
orsw soe1 charge This they DISPOSED 10 do, but
the officer decioed TO hold his prsocor When ne was
iockeo up 20 gave two OF the manner In which
nc by me money and In accordance with one o. his
stories he oeer wss led 70 suppose that schwartz AZ
man psmeo G0tsleb Rehm &ccornplCes OF Raft I'D
bold for examination. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

H0lloWay's Estlls ard Otntment.-The house
that supplied with these two all sufficient medicines
wb medical ait-pnance Internal and extans
plants Of all classes cured rapidly by them Mandatory
80 Maiden lane, N, Y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

Weeds Pate Mt Family Sewing Machines
New style. Price $50. Once III Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

Reduced In Price hut not In Size.
TEE hUkEKA SHUTTLE SEWING MAuHIHEs
NOW SELLING FOB SO Office $50 BROA DwAY,
Corner Broome street
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Singers Sewing Machines
Are superior for al manufacturing pdYposee-
Are more desirable tor al kinds Of family sewing.
Are capable of doing greater variety Of Work
Are perfectly simple sn6 esny kept In order.
Are much cheaper bocanse they more money.
Are jult The machine for every family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

Advertisers and BuriseAs Men Arc afford ID
N excellent ch.pce place ae busipsss bore he caph
an ersrsn nffe In the and po.u lar III
Noitei' York III. second nuubs- viii be pub
itsbed Weopesday, and the first he semi
mop,hly double sheet Saturday Advertisements
should he cent In esrly TO an nd time TRANSLATION and
proper Arrangement Ifice "a Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

Strong and FlavOry Tea, One Dollar tho
chest at CH %lsTIAksOSS, No. Chambers ZIG
Greenwich street.. =
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chs Drawings Of the su.ssx Connty and
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.
FxAkOK. BROADBKH1s Il co,

The LeGslAure Of the STATE are it, last ssou
having gwen France oroadber Co. ery for
twenty tre undevssr 400 Nuted
b. :he everpos Ut ead ttAae the
said Ioery do hereby certify that tho following The mum
beRs drawn this day.
sussEx COUNTY CLASS No. 10, August H. 1889
20, Il, s, IS, IS, z, 65, 76, 4, 81, SO, "a, SO.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrxRx-CIAss o. AUGUST ls 1852
81, 10, 81, rs, AZ, so, 81, 65, SO, 70, 60, 20.
Witness hands at Wilmington DEL this day. Saturday,
Auguet Is, 1879
; III; s29s!s *y WEE. Commissioners.
FRANCE, BKoADBsats 4 CO.,
Wllrnin gton, DEL.
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Prince Imperial Champagne


DE vENO0A 4 90, EPERMAY, FRANuK
wine Of atty moderate price. Fold the pYin
pal hotss and By al the leading dsAera througsou The
corner Of Broadway and Brooue street. New fork.
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", u,
81, 10, 81, rs, ~, so, 81, 65, so, 70. go, 20.
witness our hands at Wilmington, DEL this day, Saturday,
;;S Ss as! x snEnz commissioners.
FRANCE, BsoADssHts 4 CO.
Drnwings OF Wooh, Eddy & Co.'S Lotteries.
Ds1AwahE EXTRA CL.ss NO ,S7. AUGUST 10. 1859.
10 sU a 2 CAS- 49, 49, IS as IS Il Il 81 lss
76, "a, 5s, &C, 8, 50, l6, AZ, 62. q, 20. 8, 70.
49, AZ. &c, a. A. Is, AZ. So G. rs, I6, e. So 49, so
eEoRcIA. GLASS NO ts6 FKIRA. AUGUST is iss9.
56, 6, &c, As, 7, ~, Ga. 20, Sc, 81, 3, 75 81.
WOOD, ADDQ 90 Wilmington, Del.
Advertisers and Business Men Arc afford ID
~ sI'sn, G..ss place e business s:0ro he saesh
so &c s1r ,d h second s e pub
pop,hly double shstt on saturday nsI Advertisement.
propes Arrangement Lhcs "a Ann street
Holmes Photograph Gallery, ss1 Broad
wsyTb be largest picture ,hop fne works OF
All en- tbs cheap system, rs cents and 81.
Brnsy's Gallery has Removed. from $50
osrapha daguerreotypes and ambrotypsA
sian,y's Chess Book, nlorphy's Games,
lhsss snd billiard tables and trimmings, BASSF 0kDs,
iis unon street, up stairs
Singers Sewing Machines
Are iHs s ol 81 :svnx
E Sss sus ss, Gsp o. srds
Are much cheaper because they earn money.
'11' NO 'An' Ii ss sIsdSh CO.. as Broadway.
The Best sr1ng Bed In Existence-Howe's
elliptic, at from 81 70 IS al 37o Broadway Call and see it,
Reduced In Price but not In Size.
NV s Eohis s ds ss@s &c h aASHN
Corner broome street
Ho,lowny's r,'l. ard Otnsmcnt.-rhe house
pense medical extsrnai com.
q s;S s sns .;'; are cured rapidly BY them Mandatory
Prince Imperial Champagne
o. vxNoeA = 90. ssaEHAy rRAEcn
sip hoisi and ~ hs ls:SIDs Ss.sr. tSioassoa. ne
corner of Broadway and BroOrs street. ssw York.
Strong and FlavOry Tea, One Dollar tho
Greenwich street.
Kenn.ay's meaIcal Dlscovery Is Warranted
:rs ss: ro4 % Fl d head liberated
The best in The world wholesale rssau and the dye pH,
vatey applied. No Asor House.
Journeymen Barbers Need their Sundnvs.-
HlLh tnnsole hair cutter No. Barclay street, closes
Wheeler & wilson's Sewing Machines
Weeds Pate ut Family Sowing Machines
New Style Price $50. Ofce Al Broadway.
Rerring's Patent Champion Flre
And burglar proof safes, Isl Broadway Murray
street, n. Y,
batchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
he best in the world surpasing all made ecd applied
at the mandatory. 2SS broadway.
Rupturs Cured by Marsh Il Co.'s Radical
sure truss. They Asokeep ne Chaotic vnooec
.sus supporters and ahoulder b1sces
tofmides made 70 order. Mo- Vesey Astof House
Few York.
BaTry's TrtcOpherous II the Best and Cheap
est article for dressnR beeuyng cleaning cuyng
ing and restoring the bsr LADIES' try IT, Sold by al ug.
gists-
HPlY-Its Diseases, Fall, Change OF Color.
spd lie embs fshment treated carefully by CANADIAN
20 Twelfth street, west side aad ear Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JONES', 10 AND IL ANN BTREET-A
a style Of shoes and CATERS 81 co. also French cal
b1o.s at u; v ArrAnted satNfactorJ.
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10 complete The phrase initiate has evident reference to
or to commence rev ones But having exerci ed his dis
ceton as which he would pursue, his powers
to arrange all tho affairs OF the transit Of the Isthmus all
az much % the Government were present.
Authority initiate that which should have binding
force and no effect would be contrary TO the closing
language Of the authority 10 and good
whether the grant or concessions needs to be ratified
fer greater ormaity to satisfy the parties TO
little consequences In substance since having given
authority make the grant, the government Of Ncara
qua are bound 70 carry OUT BY al needed ormses the
which they have authorized their represen
tstive 10 make. ] am farther OF opinion
Second That General Jerez, having made concession
ard grant fully covering tho whole subject, cannot whs
remains make another concession grant to any other
parties Ct thing embraced In the present grant, this
Thnd-N il represented that under article tenth, the
grantees have elected four months from the ratification OF
the grant BY the government of Nicaragua as the time
within which they will establish lines to connect
with The ,rarsit the Isthmus By that tcle the
rom The date Of the grant, or within four months nom
the date Of the ratification by the government Of Nicara
qua Of grant and OF the decree incorporating the
caes the choice OF tho term OF Six or four months
at the option Of the grantees.
am further Of opinion that IL Is lawful and within the
term Of the grant, both In letter and spr for the gran
tees 10 establish the line Rnd take advantage Of the priv
legts Immediately and before the ratification is made
The cordiuors and stpuatons by the grantees arc IN
Of The Of Nicaragua and for purposes
the tenth article was to ensure expedition aud diligence
and to limit period beyond which delay or want q dill.
serce should iS BE- laa TO me grant would 30 peIyer
low The moat rapid expedition In accomplishing the uoefu
purpose OF the grant
fer more satisfactory security the judgment OF thu
government the acs Of s 10 add 10 M
iDirius,c obligation :hs assurance Of SANCTION In no "a
7bip ire form, Of the authority conferred cd Genera
Jortz, which the government b na' 10 rAty
and unless DO without the score Of Ls pors their r.
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gyOENs, BUNIONs, DISEASED NAILs ENlAR0p
ment Of the great toe joint cured without pain % -
Tie east inconvenience to tho patient BY Dr.. ZAOaARR
~ bradway Refers TO the ply Clans and surgeons
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-10
S A 81 70 r D. S
FAMILY
{ all)artlt fllls,
ialNnlINDEN EROM

pare E.ge. .1is. F.xtrac.s ard put up in Glass
cases. Air .iettf, ari wi'leeep many climate
The Eamsls .atGai4ic iiii is gentle but
active Cut:laltie which tile proprietor has used
in his practice lo,e taaa twenty Years.
The constantly H.. cseasing demand from
those who Lave snh.ro ,s.ed the PILLS anu
the satisfaction which & ali express IN regard
TO theieu use. has in, . .acet ne 10 place
them within the reach q Of all.
Til. Profession Melna know thnt different
Ca nsr,ics act on diff, ferent portions Of the
bowels -
The FANNY GAruAR- T. TIC Pitt has. With due
reference To his wellE established fact. been
compounded from a &C variety OF the pales,
Vegetable Extr nc T.. p which net aliheon ey-
ery part 81 the ali e. mentary canal, ana
nrr rhu,l and safe III e Ill eases here 4 On
,hartiy is nee 4 ed = such as arrangements
Of the stomach. Sleep mess, Pains III the
Back and Ions 'osiysaess, Fain md Sore
ness over the whole body, srn.n saiden cold,
which freQuenaH. ii s,ts.t s.', c4I III long
course Of fexat. Loss - apne'',e creeping
Sensation Of cold owe he hi} Restlessucss,
Headache. or weight in tie Lead. all ln!!am-
a.atory Diseases Nu~',s. "a Children or .ilults
Rheumatism Il ..ra. pnrief oil The Blood and
many diseases IL which flesh is heir, too nu-
merous to mention IL this advertisement. -
Dose to 3.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The Liver lnvigosa'or and Family Cathar-
ito ,,- are ,otailcl BY Druggists generally,
IN | Wholesale by tho Trade III oil the
large ms.
Manufacturer aud Proprietor.
$50 broadway, New York.
Sol Ss James Shanklin, Druggist. Toledo,
Iowa. vln1Giv
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-10
SA FORD
/ YER INIlG R 4 I 0 R
sE.s.ss s,.,sszE.sTAYEss.

st.@sss 7, EsszksEAyEs,
i ,.,n led entirely from Gums. and
s.es. s#,ots.a an established fact Standard
IL. re- knnwn and approved by all that
we asa. o. aud is now resor:csi 10 with
...,..,ele,.c II. all the !: diseases for which il
= rec0.snie AIDED. =
i has cured thosiy sands within the last
q wears who had, % given up all hopes Of
j, ;ef. as the nurc Gus unsolicited eertit-
s.,,es in nv possess lou show.
rhc dose must be- adapted to the tenn
perameni cf the indis yilual taking il, and
used IL such quanti.. ties as to act gently on
the Bowels. =
..c. lie dictates Of. your Judgment guide
.sa L. the U.S. 0. tie. LIVER INNIGuR y
ii Il Ana i. Nil cure Liver Complaints Bill
zeus ttac.s. p, spep. sia, Chronic paffhoen
SnsttAer lompiain,sS Dysentery, prop 81.
IsYonsv Sour stomach, Habtual Costiveness,
s'aoiic. t'ho.esa, Cholera Moibus. Chcrera In
ta,a3.m Fla;niencc Jaunuicc. Female Weak
cnsss n. a4a 10y he used successfully as an
.,fdinnr F.ailv Medicine. 1t viii cure Sex
inAeAc.4f5 - thousands can testify, IN TWEEN
s. ns::.G.es. ! tso or three Teaspcontas are
f.sl,e,i II eefn4ne,tcenen' u attack
All MO Use il ase giving their testimony
H, lis iatvf.
Nj, \ s;rs ii tie mouth with the lnyigora-
vi, and swa,laM both together.
Price s.sse sSO;iar per Bottle.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-10

MUM & co
Publishers Of the Scientific american,
81 PARK Row, New YoRk.
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign.
ed has been this day appointed Administrator
70 &C, in connection with Nary jana Kelly
Administrators Of the estate If Austin B. Kel-
~ late Of Tama "a, Iowa, deceased, and that
all persons having any claims against said
estate will verify and file the same - the Law
directs.
s. V. r. KELLEY, Administrator.
Toledo, Oct. Isl, l949. v.-n50-w2
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-10

RS. WIN L 0W,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention Of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children TcethiAg.
which greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing by softening the gums, reducing al in
Aamation--will allny ALL PAIN and spas
mcdic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, uothcrs, it will give rest to
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-10
News Items.

~ Capt Cook, the Chief Of Ossawatta
ME Brown staff Of officers. is brother
ain law ofthe Dem ocra.ic Gov. Of Indian.
aea- 1t is reported that, BY the middle OF
January. .elegraphic communication will
have been established between London
and Calcutta.
gE~ The Clinton Herald says, wheat is
teias brought III, that place, by the
,'icagr Iowa ana Nebraska Railroad, at
hs rare Of i 900 t. 10000 bu per day.
as- Two ronyicts in our Penitentiary-
Clifton g. Thompson and Patrick Mar
tin, recently received Executive clemen.
3, il the shape Of pardon.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-11-10
Administrative Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that the underlined
has been appointed Administrative Of the e.
tate Of Benjamin Austin Kelley deceased, and
that all persons indebted 70 said deoedsnt -
his estate will settle the same immediAtely
and all persons having any claims againeA
said estate vii! Worthy and file thssamSss ~
law directs. Mary Jane Kelley,
Ad inistrxtrj1.
ro.sdo, Sept, l7th, 50. rlntex1