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Arrived.

shin President Finmor. Nelson, London, Dec ~ mdse 20
Dn,b.m Dirnon Has experienced heavy weather on the
Ps~t Linda Stewart Davidson sasua Feb u.s. sugar to Jona
-. Gjnia arden Palermo los days, Gibraltar a.
A., fruit 10 Lawrence Giles Il Co. -
E Peters MipitillAn FEB mahogany 10 Victor
4 DucL~ir Feb H. Sand Key bearing n miles .i,nslled
bark Ionic Hutchinson from hesSina Tor Phiade
Ish l. D. Wentworth (of BanEor Rider, Belize, Hond,
yeb z n shogsny &c, to MilHS hopshton.
scbf Empire Or CORVALLIS, Wall Mayasuef, r. H. fep
o ,ussr to J. '. OuHtsns go 80 M, nj,
Ian, Feb I ogwood to Thompson a Hunter
SIR Ouiudaio TOT sritge, Mass, Wall Matanza IL
aa,. .ugsI 10 &. & b. 4. Peters
SIR Maria L. Ds, (of Bo.tonl Packard Atakapss Ia day.
"a master ,, -, Gil A., ,..-.v.h IN
eg,sood 10 Young MoAndre~ Rankin.
s,br Oxfod tof Fall Riyer), Washburn Malta Jan. ;,
6ui,toJ II. Dow 4 Go. Passed Gibraltar Jan. 20.
srbr Ned Thompson Wilmington, n C., days cotton u
3 n Powell Feb ~, on Ahsecomb the manboom Of a
vessel, supposed Of about 800 tuns and apparently had sail
attached. -. -. -.
schr & A. Fau.worth of Bsugor) Rich Black River, Jam
t,b 3 loswood TO Brett Son A Co.
srir Ann y salter Fish, Fail River days in bsltt.
Soop Harvest Corwin Providence days md.e to master
Steamer hsres oEood Deer Norwich, Conn., mdsc. to IT,
a Martin
Steamer Boston Croker Philadelphia mdse and pass to r.
STEAMER AIbstros. Jones' Providence mdse. to l. Odei
Steamer Patepsco Vail, Portland, mde to ~ b. Cromwell
kCo.
sAILED-Sleau ships Champion Aspinwan; Bienyle fla.
sAriclle Canton, Liverpool; Charlie. Brewer
Crnuegos e. Herdde, Havana Rainbow, Barbadoes bhEs
Nicola ST. Thomas caran, NewOrean' Proteus, MaAnzaa.
HIhD-N ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

SrABEISG AFrRAY.-On Thursday evening Officer
Jonrdsn arrested coood named John Aauay Ia Crowns
Auey on the Five Points charged with having on tho same
evening" assaulted Mary Mitchell eol0r.d woman with
lnir Tie aud goI into quarrel Ia the the
Ir,use, No center when Munay knfe And
cut MARY seriously In the face Tue injured was con
yeyed 10 Hosp and her s.aant was locked
- ,s,f- keIlv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
Rhode Island Hegislature.

PRoyDEScr, Friday, March |, 1861.
TIE House refused by tie vote to instruct the Sen.
ators and request The Representatives ia Congress 20
vote for the propositions OF the Peace Conference.
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Disasters, &c.

Brig Cssian from Matanza arrived at Portland Feb 30
with ioss Of deck load Of moles'e-
Ship Winged Racer sbs morning taken the great
sectional deck repairs The viii be stripped recauked and
newly coppered
for the purpose.
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Philadelphia stock Board.

ThnADgLPnit, Friday Mach !, 1901
soets steady. Psnusyy.na state Fiyes ~, Eeafns R.-
road III! Mofris Cana, 80; Long Island Railroad lO. Penn
y,snia Railroad AT. Sigh; Exchange New York Parsl-io
:, cent discount
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corRroF GENERAL sIssIoNs-FSp'a s'--Hs0'' Ns'0' -

cOupTOF GENkHALSfSr H"'-
c,.ho.a NOS seoteneed yesterday to life
James e. p,son HI. counsel with him st SIN.
term N u intenon assia to bring The case before tue
rr.ms Ooui convicted yesterday OF receiving stolen
Andrew nys 10 the Peui,snAy for one year a"a
$3.50. Imam az pteyious good character w.
..S 10 the ps"lte @ M months ho 70, s'1SSS No 3 E
VIM Bs cCeSd %I ss tS K ss 1 Of stealing nos $
ssn,G fS Me- Mss Pse which contained se ~
ssc NJ; PEREZ, linn, SSs: .hs sI If. the ssSd
1@ ts S out se bos under slnys %
servant and others az, h , g soS SSs
& The Investigations of the Police thss Black
offender who has served tem IN the tine IN ~
80 .titutious Of neighbodpg STATE The prorer2
sfors nassinr sentence, with view to recove'~s ~
of Mn Ssl Adjourned
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPsoIsI TSKs-FKa 2s--Bsfore Ju,
;lco MoNCRIsP.
VIM. II. Bird agt. The Neptune Insurance Co.-The
plsniih have twenty deys 10 make and Ap
picaton e. stay OF rro,eedrg' denied With ~ de-
lor IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01
corpT OF SPECIAL gTSSlONs-frB. 78.-Before Justice,
Srsyks. BEoyNsLL, aud OsBOKs

Michael Buckley, assault aud batteryi fined SO.
Thoms. Currsu petty larceny hned Us trsnci. Cun4n do
snsa a. Christopher IasHng do fined 81 James Lshey
petty larceny CITY Prison thirty days John hnvsy assault
W',Sey HrConpcl Do fined rs. Mycr Poslek DO fined
80 Michael Calshsu, 10 reiltcllisy two uon,ba
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-FsB. 20.
Before Judge SnIPdAS.

REyOLT md MUIINf.
Gideon BOnuey aud three other seamen Of the ship
~ sidney pleaded guilty indictment char them with
am ,t,,np 10 make revolt and mutiny board sid vessel
the Ii. September last The Judge sentenced them 10 be- I'm
prisored for hltecu days
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-YoRK.........M


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bullock Havana and New Ore ms
yIut,ton Crochegon Co. Champion, Ses6nry Aspin~Al
D. Allci; Fulton, Woiion, tavre, Ne" iot ana h''e
steamship Company. ,,-, 49,.
7 A. Caller Crane New Haven, Samuel Goodwin EIen
Msnton Csrdsnas Mstcafs Duncan, Z. Damage, Thden
~ au P,,re X. r. Busk h Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-01

100 L. Crosse & Mi Rii... |
10 Little Miami RR..... o.
~ Cley., Psiasg Il A. kk.lI
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
NO. l

ter may be filed up from time to time,
until the iron is nearly all desoived.--
The iuice is now boiled down to nearly
the desired consistency, when about
one table spo ontul Of soda Is gradually
added to every two gallons Of the syr-
IN, which. after being stirred and care
fully skinned, is ready to be removed
from the boiler
The results Of the above process have
been highly satisfactory. have now
in my possession several samples OF
clear and Transparent syrup of rich
and delicate flavor. wich competent
judges pronounce fully equal. to Bel
cher's celebrated golden syrup.
The above procesS.is eninentlv.prac-
ticable economical ANY one engaged
in the manufacture of the syrup can
suppl, it, whilst il involve. but tri1ing
expense. and very little additional trou-
bic. Two or three cents per gallon
vii, cover the additional cost. whilst
some Of our leading grocers assure US
that thev w"nld prefer to pay 20 per
cent more for such an article than Sths
one manufactured by the ordinary pro-
cess Any further information ins my
power to give. will be ct,aertully afford
ed 10 any desiring it, ii theys viii call
upon me at the University, or address
me by letter or otherwise
O. NJ SPENCER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
~. TAAA COUNTY, IOWA. THURSDAY NOV H. 1861

portation-is an idle one The railroad
and the river were at command, and
the march from Sedalia was only As
miles long. The force conld, General
Hunter supposed, be thrown into Lex
ington by Th ursday, and, az it appears
before It was taken.
Gen. Fremont ordered S,nrgis in
North Missouri 10 Lexington and bv
crossing the river to reinforce Mn'li.an
Stnrgis bad only LOO men, and on
reaching the river opposite the town,
fonnl it commanded nv Price, and II
course was compelled to fall back
Hunters plan If moving these troops
was to strike the VI, ,nr NJ q ,oin, below
LEXINGTON in our control 10 cross IL
aud march upen he t"wn. IN The inter
vi.N viii Con Fremont. 'he question
Wa~ asked. whether amy orders had
ton given !" reinforce Nnl|i.an. and
ihe rc, II being in the negative Gen
Hunter su@9a>'.1 orders H. Siurni>;
nil lad lie order 'llsn been given bv
telegraph he w"nil have reached The
river before Price bad taken passrsSon
1T the north bank and could have eros
scd. The order was not given till three
DAYS after this interview. The loss Of
time was fatal
Mulli.an was ordered from Jefferson
CITY then garri>onel with 5.0GO troops.
with only one regiment, and with that
to hold Lexington until II could be re-
!ie,ca When Lexington fell. Price
had under his command q eco men
and his force was receiving daily aug
mentatitns from the disafttcted in the
State. He was permitted to gather
much rlunder, aud to fall back toward
Arkansas unmolcsted. until | was ut
Upton on the 18th of October, when
the accounts were that he was crosslr 2
The Usage.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
9OeTGD
COL. RAKER AA 4 POET.

"Occasional," the Washington cor.
respondent Of The Philadelphia Press.
writes n follows:
IL my comments upon the lamcnted
C"lune' Baker, stated that, in addition
~ his many other intellectual .if,s he
was u fine poet--a remark that was re.
rri,ed hy many with surprise. ! am
permitted to publish ne of his fugitive
pieces. written hy him twelve wears ago.
and now in this city Observe how ,h,
'a,' verse ;ri,'ics IA Iii fate:
TO 4 WAVE.
Dost thou seek star. With III, swelling
uh wave Il u, ieavest Thy mothers breast
Dos, ,h"u leap from !, lie .risened depths below
In scorn ol ,hcir calm ard constant fow2
q, at hon seek ng seine distant land
To die in mu,m murs uIon the strand
Has, thou tales 70 tel Of he teart lit deep.
VI here the wave he!med marines rock. in
sleep?
Canst thou speak Of nnvi.. that sunk in
pride
Ere tie roll Of their thunder in echo died
What trophies. what banners. are floating
In the s..adowy depths ofiLat si,en sea
1t were vain to ask ns thou rnli~st afar,
OF banner. o. Tn.riEe; ship ~ star:
l were vain Z. seek !. Thy >'".,ns f,ee
So,ac tale OF tie -or,o~ 'ei pa 10 trace
~. ~
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
Ess. s.ssrt al ALtas:ans Genera
Thomas TO ssae secretary Of
War.

From the lengthy report Of aintan'
General II omas IL the Secretary ui
War, on TIE military management Of
~, Western le,.irtm.nf, We make the
following eNttac, relative t. The loss =.
the armies oi Zen. Lyon and Col. Mrl.
liyan
The failure &c Gen. Fremont 10 rein
force G.n. L,p,i demands notice. Gen.
Fremont arrived II 81 I."ni~ on I'll"
2si!l Of lu|s. call.tl here from NV
York bv ,tl.'gra,,hir lispa'.h stating
that Gen. I.von WAS threatened with
destruction l., 3l.N01 rebels. A. this
time Grn Pope had nia" regiments IN
Norh Missouri aherc the rebel. had
~ embodied ftrcn. Thu Confederate
forces in 'he State were those under
Price and McCnlloch, near Springfield.
in Southwest Missouri, and those under
Pillow. jeff. Thompson, and Hardcc,
in Southeast Missouri
I've Regiments held Rolla, near the
terminus of the South western brancI,
nf,h Pacitir Railroad. willie jefferson
City. Baonville, lexington anl Kansas
ci'> had each garrison of 500 ~
400 mcn behind entertainments Carr
and Bril- pnini were fortified. and lie
fr,aea with heavy artillery. Hei'n'
Knob and Cnpe cirarlean wpr, f.,'i
fed after Gen Frrm n''> n,riyall All
these places s.uld b. ~ ius'rrcd i,
railroad and river from s, Luis an
NM'Iwesterr S.ates. and ceull he'1
ont till re intarc,!. even II attacked hy
snperi"rf.rcr
On his arrival in S.. Iauis, Gen Ere
mon' was met by Capt Cavendcr. ls'
Missouri, and Maior Farrar, nil s!r-
camp 10 Gen. lyon, with statements
Fl ~ The latter. and requests FIR r. il
t''ccm"nts; NJ. ~ Phelps NJ G firm
Springfield. DR. Miller IF Omaha. AM
many other citizens. having a.nplc
means of finfnrn.'ion, made #he san"
representations. ana ufmsl tie ,cn linz
IT rr .iHfareoman'> I iavest3e
q .ahie Gc' II raseni aii sG,aef3!
i.Nan ts.Hr nf 1her aNiet Il.
tl.'s ias - fsaad = strength j
f.Nan, td4 Ms ai.. as we'll knuwn.
Mas H. ici'aa Of TIA, mos, gall,nt
olii,,sr III .vo re-im n,s ut Rella
shauil have been pushed forward. and
the whol' IT Pnpcs nine regiments
brought i, rail - ST. Louis aud Rolla,
and theme" sent e Lyons force. ANY
Other General in such an emergency
would have pnr~ncdlhi~ obvious course.
The battle "f Springfield Cor more
strictly Wilson's Creek one Of the most
desperate ever fought on this continent
took place Aug. 10. when the brave
Lyon fell, and the troops bore down BY
greatly superior numbers were obliged
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14

TIE PROPORTIONS OF TIE REBEL.
MoS.-The proportions of this rebellion
can only be judged by comparing the
strength ct the armies en- bo,h sides
with hose Of other modern wars. In
the Crlmcan war there were a.
bent three hundred thousand men on
both sides. and in the Italian war a.
hont 10000. while we have abont 700
coo rebel and Union troops in the field.
No wonder that 4 war Of such ,narni-
,nae shakes Europe. And vet it has
on'. .ia>' begun The engagements
thus far have been mere sh;r,aishes-
Before the ~a' cna- it vii! .lisarganize
all Europe and spread like williilrc
over the Whole Norll. At present no
one can iaretell what the end of this
chaos will be; but we know shat
from i will emerge Our American Re
pnhllc-5nc AID indisisiIle. We must
succeed We cannot fail to succeed in
Ibis war no matter il we have to iigh,
4 foreign foe as well as nnr own rebels.
The little Old Republic Of France bea-
back III Eprope and slrihed is own
traitors III the -ame lime III every
resource, mate.i:l and indispensable. Of
w.r, We excel Tie .! i'tenyl3. scp.hl;c.
Sill ,ael 4 canatss a- l.i- tail Wien
'is9te France triulnlhels \ Y
\ Hera1
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
O. NJ. SPENCER.

DRY. AS we walked up street few
evenings since, we overlook a lad who
had gained such hight that we ha,d-
lv recognized him. Aliuliuy to his rap
ii perpenpicalar growth, we asked him
if it was not about time for him to stop.
Il have nothing to do with il" SAID he.
Il am not twenty one. ''-Neec Ledtord
1nercsyy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
tOUNG MAN. REAE TINS

Wise ,'ounsrts to, the Young can hr had in
The inyaliLs Medical con'i'iant. published
b, the undersigned tor the henef' Of persons
who sutfc, from Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay. sc supporting the mcaus Of cure. I'M
prudent Maturity and ionthia lalisorctions
are sun,n,ari.y lispelea. ihpnsa d halea
this little work xith delight, sud date their
restoration to ueiulpess in society tron shei,
frs, perusal Of its interesting pages. Send
your address for copy, with a three cen.
STAMP ioireimn postage TO
DR. JoHN Is pGnfs s Co.
no3l 3m Nos; "a and ii6 john st. n. Y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14

An ancient impertinent fellow divides
female beauty into four orders, as fol.
lows
Long and lazy, little and loud
Fair and foolish, dark and proud,
.Arrant rascal the following is the
true re aiding:
Tall and splendsd, little and neat
Fair and pleasant, dark and sweet.
Or, the exact translation should be
High and beateous, little and witty,
Fair and lovely, dark aud pretty.
This is our version. on.-Erchange.
Lofty and queeu-like, little aud talkativs,
Fair ana winning, dark and walka,lvs.
Aud this is ours
Proud and pouty. pretty and sweet,
Bonneis and crnoline take up the street.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
I Her,sl.7

GoNE T$pHl; During last sixty
DAYS the following newspapers ia this
State have suspended: Mn>cati, he
riew Keekuk .Jonruol, LYONS .tdraesfe.
Masenge Repa'licau. Sieaurnev Um
crat Iowa City Press, Iowa CRY Reppr-
trr. Ke,sa"qna Democratic Neaos De>
Moincs Commonwealth, and Des Moines
Journal The two last named were
merged into 4 new paper called the
Tta.es - MAscatiae Jour.
The above named papers. with the
eSeer'ion Of the Marengo PePa5lscan,
all died Of Mahonyism.-Dar Gas.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14

x Coon OpES1SG.-We know Of no
location in the West that offers better
Inducements for the hu>banaman, tha
mechanic or the merchant. than that
now opened by the extension Of ihs
Cedar Rapids & Missouri Eiysr Rail
Road Chicago Jour.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14

MINISTER'S RIsHr TO VorE.-A
Rev Mr.. Field who lived in Vermont
several years ago, nttodeposit his vote
the officer who received it, being :
friend and parishinor, bat Of .eopposition
politics rcmarked:
Il am sorry, Mr.. Field, to see you
here,'
.'Whys" asked Mr.. Field.
Because" said the officer. "Christ
and His kingdom was not ot'this world
.Has no one right to- said Mr..
Field, s'unless he belongs to tho king
lom OF Satan:"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14

The high aud enviel celebrity which the
pre-cmlnept, Medicines have acquired Tor he
Invaluable efficacy in all tho Diseases which
they profess 70 cure. has rendered the usual
practic of OF putting not only unnecessary,
h,,t unworthy of them. In all cases of Astll
ma, Acute IA Chronic rheumatism. Affections
IL the Ealaer and kidneys. bilious Fevers
and Liver complaints. in the South and Vest,
where tnesc diseases prevail they will he found
invaluable Planters farmers and others. who
once rs. these Medicines. will never afterwards
be without them Bilious Elio.c, serious Loose
ness, Pies, Gos,iveness, colds and coughs
cho'ic corrupt humnrs, dropsies
DY,fErs Ne person with this distressing
disease. should delay using these Medicines
immediately. Ermptions Of the Skin, Erysip-
elias Ftatu'eney.
FEyEn ~ AGut.--F"r this scourgc Of the
"rs,"r,l country these Medicines will be foun.
a safe speedy aud certain r,mcdy. uthe
medicines Lowe he system subject ~ Il return
8t tbr ti4-@ cure hs these medicines d
l#sfIatH.at Is RED. ~ tisied and he cure
ts&t4Ha. 4s He.3.xias--acncrai Debility
f.D H5 4e f.ecl s,nndachcs. Of evcis
a.ss.i. .ldtas, y..se, if3i'atnn,atory rheumatism
.n,;nat t'.oa. .'.atire Loss Of Appetite.
de"tHoftl iieisfs Never fails 10 eradi
en-. ertirc,, ~ r',r ef:ac;s OF Mercury, inf
af.ely r.onc, fi,aa .'t hns' powerful rrepara
..a " aisaie.il >irL' ~w.a,s. Nc,yons
ia.1t HIS N..at~ sn ains ot nj kinds
e,a >ryt.tta
il iis p. "rr'esor q 'hess
.aEa-a.., >..> at88# j ii"s ei 81 ,enl
II; t.Ha h' fause II, Aa~v LITE Medicine
.aas Fssps i. itaaa ~t,3, Back, imbs
sy,i.,S ~ ssass. ItlG,, ,slr-I ttesc NJ
.e.,.,i si.t ,t', ',.f e5.t ii u. sure
d. ,.,,igi is t.i. -. N,4ssgI#e. ,s~S u
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
Ok. y. K NIl.ia

Late OF Pennsylvania annonnces,- the citi,
Iens Of Toledo and vicinity, that heis perma-
nently located in this place. offers his services
~ u Practionerof the German, French Span
isl mode OF medical treatment. 50 successfully
practiced of late in France, Spain and america,
lie not only ascertnins the nature Of disease,
as formerly practced by Physicians, hui passes
OH and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may he. Those living at y distance
aad unable to visi, him. can be ret
sending him 4 clear vial full Of their mo ming
urine, from which the disease will Re asccr-
tancd. Female complaints in all thir yariou
orms trea.cae arcfnlly aud con;identially.
will attend 10 M calls promptly Residence
and flee ono door South Of tho "PeopLcs
soro. J. X. WIER
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14

WnAT EARs-The Madison Patriot
advertises for 'twenty bushels Of corn
in the carp WHAT ears that chap must
have-to hold twenty bushels each No
wonder he is eor.itable
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14

FAST HORSES The n Y. Tribune
SAYS that pair ofhorscs belonging t.
Bonner. of the New York Ledger, have
jus: made the extraordinary time OF 2.
p, the last quarter 81 seconds. This
is the tastcst time ever made by any
pair of horses in the world.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
JACOB NAGE RITZ.
rT
IN. -e- BOOT ,yD iNOn Nlkfp

B"gs leave to inform the raAlic that he is
prepared to IL all kind. Of work in his line 10
ihe entire satisfaction Of aii Who nary iaior
him with t.4eir custom. Unlike the efat; Il
is dttermiaeit n fatiA W his prom'ses.
Ready made work kept constantly on hand
and for sale at low prices nll-v%-ly
ShoP two doors east the Cary House.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
AN ACT OF GasATITs.Ds

20.Onu i0Piks OF MEnickl. lsook FOR ttR
luiTnus fiucnl .,in>--Ay i sufWr Mio has
been etfrctuali, cured ot ne vons dehiti't
loss "f menor. aud dimnessef sigh re..t'
ing from early errors by ial3uwaiI- Ae il
s'ructions give, u nedca we |. considers
II his duty. IN sa,titnd. \" tho aiiih6f and lor
iha benefit ~ tsaas.ln,n'iyc a844 p.sa,i- sns-
ierers 81 pefsi-l ste ilteais 0sed he wiz
therefore send sfte u l.1 sIi,css, on re-
nsipt o tM0 sfamss. 4 copy i, the work cosn
tanning eteft - smatieu rsq.,ived. .ld,lr.s.
6i9, Fox P.0,, sihauy. n25ma
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
Queer kind Of love-A neuralgia at.

Queer kind Of love-A neuralgia at
fection.
Moving for new trial-courting
second wife.
We pity the family that sits down to
broil three times day.
Poverty humbles pride. A manwhen
he is short, can hardly carry high
head.
It is quite natural that when woman
reigns she should storn-and she al,
ways does.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
3. <. sses4s.fsas
20 :sts n a.>:;.ra y xisbSaiy p: II

i-Np.rt'i.k lives notice IL the citizens g!
ol - aai vicinity. that he - prepared to
ep .tr Watches clocks and lewe rs. OF every
rttpt'on: aad io take i.ikenc.se. IL the
attest style q! the art OH short notice.
terms reasonable.
Work warrenicl
Roc ms over the fa,edo Grocery Store
\. b An.hrotype- attached to on.ostones
nd N.numens
Toledo Iowa, Jnly 18th 1861, vs-nl9-ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
Vhe ypwa Transeript,
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At 81, 80 per Year In Advance.
;, 90 1t the expiration of three IN ont H.
Rates Of Advertising

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do One year, l2,ne
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Business Cards, consisting ofsix lines o.,
acss, 500 per year.
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VII be made to large advertisers
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14

They say that marriage makes two
one--lint it generally makes them half
dozen Or more.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
Medlca1 Motto @.

Doct. II. Bnnce, again offers his service e
the citizens Of Toledo, and surrounding corn.
try. Us Physician and Surgeon Doei III, g
may be found 1T his Office in J. NJ. shank'n
Drug Store, froa, clock A. N. until 6 L. II
except when professionally absent. Gals
eft with J. NJ. shanklin, will be p,omr'iH
attended to.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-15

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