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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
NOTICE.

IL hereby given that there will be a
meeting Of the Tama County Agricul-
tural Society to be held at the Court
Hou'e in Toledo on Saturday the c5th
day Of May next at l o'clock p. N.
All are invited to attend.
Toledo April, % 1861.
.a W. Salisbury.
President.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
NOTICE..

TO the unknown owners Of the following
described iecss Of Land in the county Of Ia
ma, and State Of Iowa: You arc hereby no.
tilted that the Cedar Rapids s Missouri Riv-
er Kali Read Company, company organized
under the Laws Of the State Of Iowa, have /,
Gated their Line of Road through the follow
ing named tracts Of Land, situated in sa;s
county Of Tama, and State aforesaid
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

Al; who are suffering from Consumption
should use the Makora Arabica discovered by
missionary in Arabia.
All who are threatened wi II Consumption
should n.e the Makora Arahica, discovered
by n missionary in Arabia
AL wEo are suffering from Brorchitii
shonllusc the Maiora Arabica, discovered By
4 n,ss.ana j in Iraba
All are suffering from Sore Throat
coughs and Colds, shou'l use the Na'sora Ar
aJica, discovered ~ missicuny in Araiica
All who ere si,fIer inr from Asthma. Scras,l-
n and impurities nj tEc Blood should usc The
xskora Arabca, discovered by missionary in
4rnhia.
It carcs con7un,n'ion.
/, cures Tr,nchti-.
cure. Sore Throat, cough. and colds
I, cures asthma, Scrofu!a, aud impurities Of
he blood.
This .nennal,ed remedy i, new for the frs,
fine introduced fothe pubic
II was nrov'dea.ial'v discovered ~ 4 mis-
.io,,sry willie travelling in Arabia. lie was
cured Of Consumption by il nse after his cas-.
wss pronounced hopeless by learned physi,
ciens in Europe.
lie has forw ar,led to us in wiring . fttfl &C
count OF his own eStraordinarv cnre. and Q.
atnm ero of Other cnres which hive coume I'M
lev lis observation, and also a full. account ct
he medicine.
At his request and irnneiied II I-s:rn &c
extend 4 !. nowiaArn of Tie remelf - tho pub
He W. lave ial hs cam nnrica';an .f'i tod u,
ram ,lie' form FIR free distribution .sin;cr
eat is enhanced i,v M account which lie gives
1fsome Of tie scenes af the syrian ma ssacres
which lie obtained from those who suffered in
that awful ira rely
This pamphlet may he obtained AZ our cf:cr.
or it viii be sen, free by mail;o all who APP:
for il.
lie impor. The Makors Arabica direc. from
sm,ra. .hrnrgh tiie house Of Clccn < G-iir-
pus an., We hsvealways on hand fali supply
nn' up in so,t.es ready for use with full direc-
ions.
ice one dollar rcr het,ic. Sent hv mail
N receip, Of price and "a cents for postage
For re .hoesate end retail nv
LEEDS. Gi!.Mi RE K Co.
Importers Of Drugs and ssed:-
cines,
CT Liberty St. n y.
ALSO, DT DRUGGISTS GENERAL
lY. v3n2liy
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

Wheat Growers Bank.
The notes Of all Illinois Banks, except
the above, are rejected by some Of the
Z Banks here, and the others will proba.
bly, snon take the same course.
The notes Of the above Illinois Bank.
are secured principally by Northern
and u. 5. Stocks, and are considered
good At the present time.
We take no Wisconsin Bank notes
1t present, a. they arc not bankable
here.
The rejected currency i. selling now
At 40 cents on the dollar. and is depre-
ciating ~ the Southern States Stocks
decline in the New York Market from
day t. day.
VI. W. advise you to take 10 Currency
but such as is bankable here.
#. The State Bank notes Of Ohio, Indi-
ana and Iowa are good
Chicago, April 10th, 1861.
II. NJ. TMoMrsoN,
90 South Water st.
s4e>.>D.>e.u.
Stocks have gone up 10 per cent in
New York.
The President has blockaded all the
Seashsra Ports. - 81 H..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
+. ". Gro G u Y,
rIl a = :

Won'i respectfully invite the attention Of
he public to his
improved s';ana V.at.lec Bridge.
which cannot be surpassed in strength, dura-
',i'it- and economy Of structure.
ALL. BRI nfES " ARR STEn.
In recar,, 10 his work his pramrtress and
reliability, he r.spec fully refers 10 tie FOL
owing
,esn,'er Clart, Toledo. Iowa. II. Smith
md i. X. l,ankison, Buckingham, Ta,aa Sd.
iowa.
VIM T. Harmon. Marvin Eecvs AMI G. 7.
-meeti Of Nas.rl, Hremer County Iowa.
Airess t;r enlers ghed a: Ie'st's Tara
% lows, or Wavesly. Eremer CO. lows.
y3-nIisy. +. ". CROSBY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
- - - - IL

Wcarc under obligations to DR.. D.
X. W,cr aud Mr.. J. l.. Stewart for late
news.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

Tie LrII. Hejstt- & Co. Macnacs are
Of The most substantial make and elegant
finish. are strong reliable. simple in COM
s,rucrion, aasily operated by \ novice. ana
with orlira care will run far veGrs,xI:a-
out the annoying expense Of repairing al .
ways incurred IN the ohears les reliable
and moro complicated machines. B
There Is TO instrument In usr ier saw
ing carnh,s If doing greater variety Of
work thar these rtachiaes; with the ecle- !
hratcl wift,. rssn tAc. viii handle the
fines. muslin. t'c heaviest hroaslcio.h, or !
will work i'll The 'hiekest leather used ty
shoemcl.e,s or carriage trimmeFs. Trey
will also run over seams and gathers with
The same facility rs over plain work. Tie :
stitch m,de by them is frcm TWO TuREAos, /,
and is the mos, approved ana desirable III
use: is ALIKE OK Form SIDES or TIVE f,nx'c
leaving no ride on the under side to wear
on. ard loosen tie work. decided fault
with all loop q chain stitch machines
The needles are not curved and !lnhso
/ 10 break. hut are sira.gif ani have y lcr-
nandicular motion. which i Absolutely
necessary to ada2t the machire u all
sorts of work They will bind with
binder and hem with hemEer; Will snisf
fell and gn,nar: arc fully licensed uniet
i nov SIX 7-IsSb'.bPAiENT.' and are
fr,e from ci isjra.g .a,1nt, During Sven
/, yea OF us itsy have yea INC >nvtac
/. reputation cf being ~. 5ss' t"ns'g -
raaufdcturing taoehiass n t1't coAaf't. 80
hav. numerous testimonials; read . sort
and comprehensive Gle .rom sGa
Navy Office. Washington, hnE. II 49,.
Ge,.'e,rcr:-1he Sewing Nn@il'ra 0r-
lerel f'om 70, is safely \. llE !, ana 'tfS-
". is fully satisfied viihit. Asaa etideiase
IT its simplicity, without directions or
ianaiicns she commenced working OF II
after a ve,y short trial. aaa has notespe
enced The cast 4 ficu'tv in its Operation,
cl,eerf,lly give youmy testimonial n is /,
favor.
lam res e:tissuy your CIT 'erv"n.
Lieut. Mn L. NALRi.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

-. Mr.. Allen has just received a
large stock Of New Goods. Give him
a call.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

uUKSWVSc ScCt'OHS ~ IT, -, IVi ~ Il,
% \ "a Of TIP. SO r Ii.
Now unless you appear and make
application to the Sheriff Of the County
Of lama aforesaid, within thirty days
from this date rs provided by The stat
utes OF the State Of Iowa, in such cases
made and provided for the assessment
Of damages, that said company will pro
coed to assess the damages ~ the Law
has provided il snch cases.
Dated At Toledo, Tama County.
Iowa, this the 18th day Of April, A. d.
1851.
G. n. WOODBURY.. v. P. c. \. N. !. r. r
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

IL. fi...., . -. c,,c,sr-,S w.TruyAN q
d srr-.s,or s,vs nwEhaye seen testimony
: in esvor Of H. machine made v iada We
v s'er 3 c.. Wiki froi, itc moral and rs,is-
i ions character q ne wf'.trs. We a,e 10,
, ne, ,ha o.,..r,rn, r,,,y rea,ized he rep.
3 resc,,s, ;a,,s ~ ,Ia n,ate,s resuoctinc Il;
q tLsse ,ses:na,;a,s are 4ron, eIe-p,nen ard
,.rso,sosli, =. ,nn.a4 worth and integrity
:, !, IL. ...,,,,,,.+r soi, .na,,n 10 o,,- resss-
!, az ,rJ.leaftle n,,.f Catering Character
j;.-<cy u.nr H.>ErJiERoftl4
n r -
wv .tn i'.af'-, Invite
@ IiN lin. - ram. - iiCH ~ -
- GREER !. y. Y. Ttih'nc. - Hoy.
UTSpr = RAYMOND =. y.
3 ,r;...s 1rGp.rp TT DAY l,-
q ~ IerIJ
' w n.,o'', ,.ss,'V 49,, -. y. -
e ~ VI. l. t'.i =. -. ',t''.N
,is3sr 7; $ 5 S, :, !, ! :.
! Civ !. i.t.r IEAtIiI Al. y Il.
y AuErIrAN-...!;.ur. ALBANY
- Atlas MD ARGUS. Fa..or
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
Eist Of solvent Illinois Ranks.

Through The kindness nf Mr. .JoE
A'l-n. wc are furnished With the follow
.ng:
Alton Bank,
American Bank,
Bank Of America,
" bloomington,
!" Co,nmcrcc,
!" Galena,
I" Genesco,
Indemnity.
Jackson County,
I" Northern 'll.nois,
Ottawa,
/" Peru.
IS Sparta.
Bond Co.atv Bank.
CITY Bank Of Ottawa,
Columbian Bank,
Cunlh .rland County Bank.
Il. l. l'inkham & Cos Bank
Eagl" Bank Of Illinois,
Franklin Bank,
Fulton Bank.
Highland Bank.
International Bank,
Illinois Central Bank,
Illinois State Security Bank,
Illinois River Sank,
Kane County Bank,
Lake Michigan Bank,
Mahaiwe j"
Mclean County !"
Merchants
Mechanics
Ohio River
Olvmpi, I"
Patriotic
Pittsfiield
Reapers
Reeds
Rock Island
State Stock
Union
u. 5. Stock
-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
More Good News for Toledo.

DR.. Wicr has just returned from the
East, after purchasing good stock OF
Drugs, &c.
SCUAEFFEH & WEIR.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25

~. The war spirit has sliced our
citizens, and Martial Music is now heard
upon our streets every evening.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-08
EFFECT OF fHE REMEnY-

H. on VIC earliest Appearance Of theae si-,,s Of
NOaA""PtasH' the patient takes daily about ten
EraiEs CT the UTPC-HosP14Erzs. he viii u.,.,i-
see the" al disappear in period varying from a
" "eeNs y q is" rasnth7I AID ~ continuing tho
occasional u-e or the Remedy, re WILL ePEEp
1L1 IND HIhSELR IN THE ENJOYMENT, OF
sOCA HEALTH As He PERHAPS, HAD NryEu
KNOWN IL HIS LIFE BFFORE.s
Smyrna times., 1861-08-08
Z Z z T z 9 &
DIR. ESENWEIN'S
Tar & Wood Naptha Pcctorol

Is the best Medicine IN The World C,r H. =
CoUGns and CnLhs, CROur, BRovcruTIs AsT',,,' "
DIFFICULTY IN BREATHtN ING, PALrlrATloN or
THE HEART, UIrrmEnIA,
% w I"ei o Falien's IN the advanced Stages Of
CONSUMPTION. together with oil disoas,s ~ q. ,'l !"
Thai and Chesiand which predsposcs to onsumm,inn
u ispIrcularly adapted to the radcotion oc s,h,
Ssbeng prepared by practical PHYSICIAN and Dare.
various diseases To which The Human Fram. i rbi"
Ills Is offered to The Inflicted with the gr alcs conf
Try u ana he convinced that il is Invaluable in tho
cure Of Bronchial nections pro- so -" ~ me
E,stN"ElNS AROMATIC BALSAM, a yerv val
unnie remedy tor DiarrhTa, Dysentery Cholera Nor
per bottle " 'S 81 'e"'s
= ~ Tne above Medicines are nrcnared ond s"lg h
~, DIR. A. ESRNWEIN A. co,
.. IN: w corner 9th and Poplar sls., Phlladelphia
SOLD by every respectable Druggist and Dealer
IL u Ulo I'''he throughout The States. jn2l.ly
Smyrna times., 1861-08-08
DO YOU KNOW IT7

CONSUMPTION Is THE NO@T FATAL SCOrTcE CT
hASEISB 1t has been truly regarded As A.; I,.ctrA-
LIB NAiA1T-few ever sgrVAg.g ;s attack Cne sistG
@ ths ra ris k"T7Tn TGrs =1ys i'r. CtH 2cTrr ani
BORE Than ONE HALF o. AL. Ifif Ai,tI IT TOi l.
LNi.ON of mot Cyi..zsl comm iFt II / IIi5
IlsEAsE" Wat sad con.me.tary cl Tie boastod
efficacy of thu Hca.ilg Art
Abe bill. discovery Il II. Churchill made % tho
Imperial academy of Medicine, Of Paris has proved IN
s>s1 L ban &c the world. r. the uso Of this new
sE4 powerful re1ssL.al alent. KNOWN 70 CAenstrY a.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-08
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Peninsuiar Railroad Line.
CHANGE OF HOURS

OTN.T lNVEI- N7F T y TT
On and ll'er Aloudav.Api 81 1861,
Trains iur the accommodation of
passengers viii run As follows until
iurtAer notice: (Where not other
WISE noted, palIy except Sundays.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-08
Discovered ut Last 4:
GREATEST CURE IN TIE WORLD FOR
PAIN.
Pros: ChaS. Dc GTath's
ELECTRIC OIL.


This oil IS lhc only sure remedy in the world for
the Cure Of Rheumatism, Deafness. Gont Neuralgia
LumbagO, SCIdura, Spinal and Bronchial cOmplaInts
Tie DolorcHx. IIeadgchc. Cramps, Group PlIes Eel
Ons. SpraIns and Bruises. Gus and Wounds Swellrd
GaEds, sun lVIIts SCTufUla, ErVsIpelas Sore IN
pies, SWclIed Breast, VI omb Disorders Sail Rbeu,n
Canker IN the mouth and stomach PaInitalion
ErupliOns Cakcd Breast. Quinsev Sore Throat poI,
Pleurisy, Ulcers, Lock Jaw Heart Burn 'TnoIL ,,j
Ear-ache, NerS SouSness. Coslvemess Burns Sore
Gums OF ieelhhg Infants iiomOrrhage, Abccss Stiff
Ne'ks Bruken Breast, Chllhlans, letter Shingles.
Frosted Feet, Fever and Ague, Chained hands or
any Diseases that are painful Is Ihe onI, -,
clc ever brought before the public thof viii I -
work perfectly IN hom three 10 twenty minutps-bas
been used toy thousands and pronounced Ia ba a.
best remedy ever discovered. nv
The Oil acts on the system with electricitv-is og
pure vegetable pTeparatlOu Not the slightest donoa
oi ihppIylhg It out Rarly or inwardIy IL nnra 80
minutes '!
The best psychologists Of Europe have discovered
that all organic arrangement of the animal system is
INC e'c' oi an obsirucirn OF the physicoelecric fluid
IN the organ diseased. skllliul application of bs
Oil Puls immediate motion to The fluid and the
cure Is al ence accom- IshCg. No bleedng,-ao Nom
Ting purglng or blIslerng is resorted TO-
REMARKABLE CURES
CaunuI be found "e P''''"S
elUo 1t they are not of the highest respeCtabIlitv in
the city Of Philadelphia and vicinity. -
Twelfth st, Philadelphia. 80"
RheumdtISIH-W. BLANCHAED 2O6 EIavop,h .,o.,
Philadelphia '''' '''o''
Rhe"nafsm-J JomN CLINTON. 20 ". Ninth st. PhiIa.
70 -, David Slreittch No. Lrburnst
SPra'ned Wrist--W. Franklin, % S EighIhst' 4.
Feton-N. kmCade 81 Eighth ST. "
SPrd'nct WrtSt-Jthn PlbIe, 400 Arch
G"ut-James Logan, 3 George ST. d"
HenT1Std-Dr Wood, Woods Museum
n; ;lEldHmHtory Gou.-G. w. Humphrey. Filth and
DIGkenson streets, Philadelphia.
'heanhhSm-Mrs Sarah Sutton, 332 s. ith Eighth
street. Philadelphia
RheWR'aiismS. Stetson. Filbert st. alb Eighth PhiIo
SPrai"fd Ankle, also Enlargement OF Elbo,c Joint
JOHN DRAPER, 391 Marketst Prce. - cents, % cts
ana 81 per bottle. Try everything else give this one
slhpe 'ria' For sale by dealers and druggists every
tS M"eIS' Jan3l ly
Smyrna times., 1861-08-08
X. WELLS
L h OF crap hic Gallery.
No. 72I ARCH STREET3
PHiLADFLPIiJi

No. 72I ARCH STREETJ
PHiLADELPHIA.
one Oh 'he largest ana most complete Galleries in the
United Siales' where The best Pictures knownin
me Photographic art, are taken a, prices
ho highSr lhah are paid for miserable
carIcaIurcS.
Inc pr"Prlelor, PRACTICAL Pi1oqraDher attapL.
personally, every silIIng-and allows y rict,,ro :,
ler Ue 'aliery unless II gives perfect saistaction
Daguerrcuiyprs aud AmorolyIcs of aIsn,I -, 10
ceased friends. photographed Ia i.nv re,,,,ai 80; "
taken on tanN Is, Llc size, aud painted IN OH hv -
best Artists - 0''' .! ''t
Atlhs GALLERY llcturc> can he taken in any ,veoIh
er-as ncIlctt n cloudy days as when fl. ..i ,i,
lcfs"ii' 'i9iI'"g The city respectfully inyltrd
to examine our specimens which for t.r,ce ana ,,,I
" Gtiy coIHpotlIIuu ~ 1''''-
" Institutions gwen IN the art Of Photography.
X. NEWELL,
GALLERY Of AET.
72i Arch Street PhIladelphla.
COMBINATIONS:
rom Hon. LEWIS b. CAMrEELI. NJ. C., Ohio
MY lainlly and friends all concur in the opinion
',Iat thc (NeWeil) Picture more le-lke than anv
thing they ever saw. My likeness has been repr,i
ediy taken by different Artists IN various vav. bur I
nave never yet Tad which presents so true 10 na
ture, all The features and exnress,nns ~ -, 10
this. A'''o
From Hon. Z. Joy Morris, late Minister to Ita,v
The exquisite finish. beauty and sofness Of , our
PORTRAITS con Dlucd with their durahljrv of color md
lelIhiulnesS MS likeneS,es, cannot fail To commend
mem mem 70 me attention and patronage of all who ap-
precate true art
From Cor. JAS. PAGE.
Having occasion for a portalt, procured one from
Mr. h'her1 Newell, ul the cltv OF PhIladeIlhIa a
miniature IN OF ColurS under ,l. D.w rr,,c.,, Ii,
covered ~ hm, and take great pleasure m erpc~sli
'nc SaSii 1'iph gNen me, not only by The accuracy
oi th' likeness tut is artistic finish IN all respects
and recommend Ilm the patronage of those dIsposed
encourage the beautiful art.
no'293m JAS. PAGE.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-08

7'-Ti3.' " u F1.ItS Asaith and life. delay
h0uT 10 :; .n's Inety Remeil lbcr tha. :, l-svol-1
- t"t;er than ere" p>waro Of s>!fd9ceptian to
t2osLag assurance of frencs that II is Oniy llie
Sd. la;ai q. .9r {, las N.l0 now G I prcratre
E-aZet " ellrc-. En1. ur-- -art nLt--.... =.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-08
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
AuctiOnccring & Real Estate
Agency.

agency.
me unhersigned would respectfully announce to
,ne nals c,'lIels OF Delaware and the Eastern Shore of
W." ~ yahd' That he has opened in Dover Delaware.
Nea Estate Agency, for the sale of farms houses lois
or any other species of property. His ACQUAINTANCE
Ml.h me people of the several Slates warrants him
"a e ass urahce that all Real Estate entrusted 10 his
care will be speedily disposed of in The most avan
lageous manner. lie would also announce thai hav
NY lau more than twenty years experience in Auc-
oheerg' he Will be pleased cry any sales Of land
houses Stock or goods anywhere the State that NAV
be rendered to him, conscious that his servirrs ,i
"' lall o give satisfaction. If desired he will make
all arrangements for public private SALE and adj
eultIHe mem TO ih9 best advantage. lie will also
5ehu 10 me collection Of rents, any evidences of
ueots' The best of reference will be gwen as 10
ch'racler and qualification, faithfully attend TO and
account iOr all business which may be entrusted 10 his
Gharge, Address through the Post Office, or at the
hotel Of Capt Mullen, or his Office Dover. Del
ID. II. RICHARDS,
Jan3l-ly Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
Smyrna times., 1861-08-08
"inohester's Genuine Preparation"
Ls~TUE ONLY RFIIARJF

Iofn OF lir churchil's Remedy tI,.do r,, a.,
Ss ~ "a Iofinu al Tho action tf tho Ryporlosnhit4s
s.opoD ahc specific fnsreGsinJ tho principle wuIfn
~ o.sIl3 ihs hERVots FoRcE, and they are Tho No,r
I'rEiI fsoD GIN EHAIISG 4cENTs ~ .yy Tlo ,Grct
- t4o te9efcla AZ condition is INNEDIATE ALL TIE
oESEs1L sYNrT9Ns BsAPPRARIy0 WIN n ,r,,,1- -v,,,
BEk1llY SARVKiorS They reiiere tho corch diysinih
sctoraton, fmre~s ths appetite arref diarrbs.a
Leeaaae reQaIar. and lee EsIr. go - r.u,,. o
Smyrna times., 1861-08-08
Ek6LlG2T SIGNS OF CONSUMPTION

sd TL-1H :, .:S EHAfL FOLLOW TEEN - l,ryl.
Inc elTt syn tcn # t-bercuar disease s v.As1ra
~ prf ais re coU5 4, aad it is earlier "a point
ila1 the HEoTc II Is first manifested IN tho f1cs I
..-' , 4us ihosSu1r tissues w-5tc ; hence nrsri-Y
ti5Ai row r. APE T+GS:Ni. 10 1ra c Of tio Ivir
tn-ehiae s in'fe active than It's repqr In Iolioct
Smyrna times., 1861-08-08
ed Washington, May 10, 1920.
Cavalry Tactics.

=
Published by order Of the War no,o,,.,o,, r..
FaLt-Sehool Of the Trooper; OF the PIoiooo anS
olthe squadron DIsmOunIed. Second Par,WS Scbn"i
al lne IIoopSri OF the Platoon and of the Soadron
Hl'uI''eu' ihlrd Cart-EvOlutons of a Repiment
nv Ihree vols lSmo.; S375
WAR DEPARTMENT. WASmxGrox Fob IN 1871
lhe system of Cavalry Tactics adonteJ ~ ,bo
I L "I Dr"so"h regiments, having been an.
proved by The President olthe United Saics "a na,
published for the government of the said sorc -"
AccOrdlhgly' Instructions in the same viii he givor
nI'er ihe method pointed out therein. onJ oil 80;
TO- oT eparHres from the exercises aud
'' i"'u uo"H III ihis system are positively fprbidd,n
y H. FOlNSETT, Secretary of War.
McClellan's Bayonet Exercises.
Manual Of Bayonet Exercises. Preparod n, ,ho mo-
Mc"i City % '4e United States. By GEORGE B.
O'o'A' Printed by order Of The War Denarlm"n,' >
>, One vol. l2mO.; 81 25
~ HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARNv
ITon r w MMASi.NGroN; S ID. - December 81, 1851.
Sr:-IlerewIih have the bonor IN .l:.
t''n OF bayOnel Exercise, translated from ,b r5 -
by Captain Geo. b. Mcclellan, Corps En",nsor. .''In 81
S. Army. 70 engineers U.
strongly recommend its being o,;n,o1 r. H..
button tie the Army and that it be made b., "
tinn "A part OF The System of Tnstruction y su'I
Inc lhcosed extracts from reports of the Ipsnoo,o
General, etc., show the value '0 ii'Pccor
have the honor 10 h9 SIR with hiob ro..
Approved. WIV%ipT IV.SI pIT'rvSn!, ~ .!nI;,,,vr
C,M. CONRAD, LD SUIT.
Secretary War.
January,2, 1852.
.,or,,.. r JONES, Adutant. GencroI.
,osnyo y o' ae n0eVe works forwarded by mail free of
OF ths published price RemiItances can bs r,ode N
gold dollars aud postage stamps. Address "'"uo J."
). LIPPINCOTT& d co
Booksellers, Publishers and Ststoner.
Nos. % and d North Four,b ST.,
PhIladel lphia
Smyrna times., 1861-08-08
100000 GUARANTEE! !!

Buck White Lead and Washington Media
Zinc.
I3U z Y Il q Is [GEYo
BUCK LEAD
100 pounds will cover much surface 1875 pounds
of other White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
Painting done with pure Buck Lead is twice dura.
bl as other leads.
BUCK LEAD.
Is whittier and more brilliant than any iOther known
White Lead.
BI'CK LEAD.
Is superior to the finest English White Lead for soft.
ness ana beauty,
BUCK LEAD
Every Body Should buy Buck Lead
IrA&HIN(iTON MEDAL ZINC
Ia superior IL any other ZInc IN the World for extrene
WhltenPs and brIllIanCy
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
s unrivalcd for body or covering property so pounds
will do as much painting Hs 70 pounds OF other Zinc
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC.
Has equal for durability, it wears twice aS ong
other Zinc Paint
FRENCHD RICHARDS g. co.
MANUFACTURERS,
Tenth and Market Streets, Philadelphia. pa
0I~For sale in Smyrna by all Dealers.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-08
THE HYPOpHOsPHITEs.

he CJRE OF CoNeCMPTIOV, oven ia The
beeend nnd : hid Stages tat q period, therefore,
VeeH there can be no doubt a. to the nature OF
Sac SiaeoAe> ls tho II LII, vhilo DEATH Is TIE
EKCEPTIcN." 81 EtNoyy >, .ov. n Z,
that they will prove not only as SURE EEiT-
EbH IA LoNs cIPTICN a- Quinino 1. In later.
soiftcnt Fever. but Elao ~ egcctuaI q PREgEE.
VALVE NJ Vaccination in Small Por"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24
CHINESE ETIQUETTE.

The Chinese are so punetilious that their
mode of etiquette outyies the most cere-
monious courts in Europe. As soon as q
guest alights from bis sedan chair. be is
met by his host, who bows his heaa.bends
III, body and knees, joining both hands in
front. and with them knocks his chest.
When he wishes 10 be very polite. he
takes his guests hand with his, and knocks
IL upon bis chest This Is their mode Of
shaking hands. Now follows "a polite con-
test as to precedence, which, after VARIOUS
knockings, bowings. genuheetiO1. trrmin-
It's by the host and cues entering the
house together. Ia the sitting apartment
another ceremony takes place. equally
protracted and iTksome. The point 20 be
determined is where each shall sta and
who shall be seated first. Etiquette ex-
tends even to a decision on the size Of a
chair by which, invariably, the rank or
importance of a guest Is determined. The
host now motions to large chair. and al
tempts to take small one himself Good
breeding compels the guest. in his turn, TO
refuse the compliment; and after weary
contest of pOliteness. the point Is amicably
adjusted to the satisfaction Of the belliger-
ants, either by both parties sitting down
simultaneously on the same bench. or
upon two chairs of equal dimensions. The
fatigue Of th courtesy may be easily con-
reivrd. as the same routine Is performed
on the arrival of each guest. A soon as
the guests are assembled, tea Is handed
round in covered cup-, which are placed
ia silver sands in the form Of boat. Th'-ae
are futed and beautifully chased. The
cups, on the occasion 10 which / refer,
were of that antique porcelain 80 exceed
ingly valued, which is thin a paper, pure
white. perfectly transparent, aud Is orna-
mented with obscure figures, whose dark
outlines are only pereeptible when the
vessel Is filled with tea. The mode Of
making tea in China Is similar 10 that in
which coffee is made ia Turkey. The tea
is put into the cup. boiling water poured
over it, and instantly covered, 10 prevent
the escape of.the aroma, with lid which
Is used as a spoon t, sip the tea. They
never Use sugar or milk with tea in China
Dublin Caicersity -Hagasine.