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- baa JOHN W. DAY.
Rspsblicsn County Commi!tc<mss.
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hsvs been prepared With much care - psias.
rr's psbzc y d psivAs sssrcss u isfosass,.s.
aud BY
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A. the same u.us' aidsd places. 4 < vote
wu' be Jake" tor or sgsin.t The Bank ill.,.
Law. ss published BY The Secretary u
State yhs ballots ussd shslI b writ.su
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Htrc>ks TO DEAfT.--The Secretary Of War
under the LIscoLN Government hasconcluded
not TO draft the mli,ia, but to rely on the peo+
Pies love of country. for volunteers--an an.
n""ncement which will fill with delight mil
lions oi patriotic hearts 1t is difficult to dc,
eide whether the refusal 10 draft. or the d.
pcndcnce of the LINCOLN Government upon
the popular affections, will cause the gren,.r
satisfaction throughout his dominions. The
sweet, ingenious coniidencs of the romantic
CAManos in tue virgin simplicity of Northern
patriotism cauhst but touch u responsive chord
i'll the Northern heart. The farming and il,
du;,rial classes will now endorse the war h,
acclan'ation, 2md unanimously determine Il,
stay ut hou-:
"ro"t ansy, yon 1t-r se'ler,
Let folks s-e how spry yeu be;
Guess you'll too till you let yellow,
Foe ycu srt bvtd of me-
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In any other professions. and the m u st and
best educated Renfuses have Deen 1hs most
distinguished warriors.
Moral motives, patriotic ardor, and Goa :
far, In n great Hseasnre, supplied tho place o
military skin and experisnrs, both with q I
soldiers and our cflc~rs. Besides, We have bee D
opposed 70 An enemy who, without the SIN D
moral incentives. rsossessss m uch Ices mill terry
skill, science, and experience, than We. Tlin
ardor with which conflict Of arms brSfna,
evapcratee and dfminishes ~ II progr~Asss
ar Il in the long rnn we shall have 10 depsud
chiefly on the nuin Der and discipline Of our
troops and the skill. courage, and experfepoa
of our officers. Dvsath In battle. or frr,m sick.
ness, combined with rsignailons, will eaptdly
thin The ranks OF O0r onlcers, and thSeo piacsa
must b. chiefly supplied by aproin tn,snN
from civil life. for the wsnt Of West Point
graduate TO fll them, IL for no othes en0AA.
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for the prevention of disease, and report to the
Quartermastcr General and the principal rneai-
cal officer. His order to be given in writing,
and the Disregard of it on stratsgical grounis
equally recorded by the officer in command =
These suggestions are worthy the eonsidera-
fr'n of our own toyefhrn~nt
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UAtLv PAtpk k.-- Tco c-ats per copy xt m.
conn ter and from the regular carriers Of III
city. Per AMMAN, ~; ala months, ~; tLrs.
mon tbs. Al 70.
Ssni- w kRxir.--fS per Nnnun.
WRsKLr.--*2 per annum.
Neither the Semi. Weekly nor Weekly gsl~
will be sent for a Iess term than tweivt
months.
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PROM NORFOLK,

Ias H,ntts-1Lf Heaith Of GtR. stof,-lio,pr n y,
-FGrcdr-Dea.k.
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Srsciex IL WisssssroN.--T Tbs wnshtasteo
correspondent of shes Rslsimose <ste~. "
the sath, wvitss he soikessiAx - seAs 6ePss
4 On ths @th;s ! sssss s~shseaef - es.sss's
+ a very painful oass tecsrssd Asgs- 49,
| Ing. Ia ies deelk ~ aas kisx Au0ssA@ ~ ~
yonax Mxu Nd xnGat - yEss SsZNS NSSsss. SsvS
meut. 6e wAs N - ASa1e AtN vnN4A q
III. hms q IA u3As. ~ 1leAnkf 80 - ~
ss;e'l g ~
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT AND SALE.
NOR KENT-Onc HOUSE, with 80 acres of
Land suitable for market farm, formerly
occupied by Hr. Blaio, known :. buchanan :
Spring" The house can BIZ rented with or with
out the land.
grove attached. Possession can be had i;nmedi-
',' oc as. ~ ~. b. EACHO.
EOR RENT--And possession given ilnmedi
Il stcly, n large brick HOUSE, on Main street,
suita Bile for boarding house. hospital &c. The
property 10 located in desirable part OF the city,
aud can be rented from now until the 10Th OF De
cember for ole-half of Its value. Apply to
oc4-3t e. d. EACHO. ll,h street
no 4 KEN T-Af ASHLANH-A lurgs
r DWELLING -uOtSE, with all needf'll out
Lousss and n fine Garden attached There are
good schools in the village and the rentor will be
entitled IL free pass on the railway to and from
A,sHIosi; "e a"sa. 81 p'F'''' GEo. w NoLLEY.
TNOR SALE-VALUABLE GRIST MILL,
NEAR RICHMOND.-wea are authorized
| to sell the valuabie MILL, known as "blskeys
about one mile East of Richmond This Mill Is
capable of grinding 100 bushels Of corn per day,
and is on never-failing stream Apply to
oe 3-4t GODDlN AffEnoON.
NOR RENT.-The spacious STORE AND
II DWELLJNG-HOUSE on Broad one door
above 9TH street, aud next door to Chiles Che
nery is for rent. The store is fitted up az frst
class retailing Dry Goods establishment, being 81
by 10 with shelves, counters, &c This Is consid'
e:ed ~ one Of the best stands in the city. POSSES
sion to ts had on the 18th day OF October Apply
to JUAN PJZzINL
M-ta l0a Main street.
NOR RENT-A desirable family RhSl.
II DENCE, on Church Hin. corner Of 94th and
Franklin strsets. Posssssion given Immediately
se 0-ts MRS. ELIZA Il vAN.LEW.
I1RIvXTE RESIDENCE FOK sALE;-A new
and very comfortable WOODENBulLDlNtl
suitable sof tile accommodation OF medium sized
| family. on 24th. between clsy and Leigh s'fee's
Church FIul VIII be sold low on application 70
| A. R-a,n H. r. LEE.
N1UTIUE.-Ia caa.s qnencs ai having TO pay
sa.s ,sr MY Rsssts', sn s'%r..:a 9p ss to ss
psssnns ordsfiag W,cd win S!tsss hsaf ths Ia sainA
ead lss .hA eAsh apeampsay ttsir rfaast, whsh
'ssY win rsse'ss ~ ;as's Srasp' sTannr s'';Ts;Ion;r
| es e.-st, 1rssa sad Aas.a. ssESs.:
- A0UKE ALUM HALf-fsy ssls -
I'D IiA0, b. DAvEFpU1Ts
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THOMAS B. REEFS
se l3-is Recruiting Sergeant

IIyANTED-SUPPLIES FOR TIE ARMY
w Applications viii De received for furnishing
srppliee OF RED PEPPER POTATOES PEAS
BEANS. snd winter vegetables of all kiuds, and
Pickles, Tor the use Of the army. delivered at anv
p0ia: Convenient 10 the troops, or in Richmond A
supply Of Red Pepper IS essentially aecessary.--
TAls sr;icie should be carefully preserved by al
va0 wish minister to tbs comfort and health Of
Uur ;aTcss Il Tie fed, ground up and packed is
bass boxes CT kegs. }. Il. CLAIBORNE.
Major AID Comm Subsistence.
pichr,n-i Sent lifh lafI "a 12-ln,
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IN 0 o,
TOBA ACCO,
Both SMOKING and CHEWING, at factory prices,
at LOG MAIN STREET,
Over Messrs. Clarkson & Co.'S
Hardware Store.
Also-CIGARS, At the lowest figures
Merchants and Suffers will find 1t to their scyau-
tags to call and en- exs,niue, D. HOWARD,
30 Elm. Agent for the Manufacturer.
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COUTHERN TOBACCO STORE.-we wil
~ open i'll few days, at the stand now occupied
by Adamss Express Company, one square above
the Post Office. "n Msin street. wholesale and re-
tail TOBACCO STORE where we will keep
con stanty ON hand from our own and other facto
ries, an assortment of Tobacco Of all styles and
grades at Factory PeICFs. aud respectfully soil
ct call from al wishing to purchase. All orders
from the country prou pity filed, and consignucn.r
solicited.
Among our stock may be found the follow Ing
well known favorite brands:
Palmetto Twist; Palmetto half pounis,
Pride of Virginia, lbs, ardprsssed
Do. do. do. soft-pressej,
Eudora do. do.
Progress. halfpoun6s: Madeira Twist.
Carnation. halfpounGs Dtwberry. pounds.
Imperial. pounds; Woodbne, 5s
Alone, ia, &C., Ac.,
in packages wcgt ing from Is To l25 pounds. ani
rang ng in prices from Io 20 - cents per pound
We wil also keep on hand the best CIGARS and
SMOKING TOBACCO to De found in thr market
TERMs-Cssh. COSBY & ANDERSON.
Store M 202 Main street
oc 4-'rn Factory on 18th 81. below Cary.
CHEwING AND
u SMOKING TOBACCO
We have constantly hand choica assort-
meut of
FINE CHEWING TOBAC
from some of ;te best manufacturers in North Ca
rolina ard EiraiuiS. he style, varied ard
workmanship excellent.
Also. common grades at very low prices and p
choice lot of SMOKING TOBACCO. We solicit
cal from suffers and ell dealers in IN aricls.
feeling .suI-d that we offer Inducements in
style and quality. and at far.nry prices.
HILL % NORFIEET,
Skockoc Slip, nepr Columbian Hotel.
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LOST, sTRAYED, Aks.

IL
from my rrsldencr. on Franklin street between
Madison and Henry, one nous, colored COW and
one ba~k C0W CALF. about three months old
which ] purchased from Dr Williams. below tn.
city. The a"se reward will b- paid on delivery If
the Caw and Gait or any Information will l. ,hauk
''liv received. ADELiNE 7. Lii'SCOMB.
~ as
L>STKAY COW .--S,r.yrd away from the sub
IL seriber, an about the lat of October ~
bI"rk COW. with q white no, on the .nd Of her
tall. Any pers"n delivering the snd Cow to 'he
snhscriber. or giving any Information 10 that Il e
can he had. VIII be suitably rewarded !
MRS. ARTHUR.
oc 1-et* Old Field near the Diatery. /
OST .-Strayed from camp belchcr, near fair
field Race Course, on the night of October 2d,
slarge gray HORSE, coed deal speckled. A
N Camp Belcher, or if left Rt Sutherard's Stable,
in this city. toc ! i-h'l '. w. rEGRAM
r OST-RING--On the canal tow path, between
/ the two upper bridges. A liberal reward viii
be paid the Araer. Apply at this office. loc 4-2t*
ESUUND-M ONEY.-Fonnd. at Rapid Ann
Station on the Orange and Alexandra Rail-
road, short time since SUM OF MONEY which
the owner can have by describing AMI paying the
expense of advertising. The money il in the
bands of MINOR & TISsLEr, Locust Dale. Msdisoa
CO., Va. oc l-d6t& cwltS
9 CTRAY ED-S3 REWARDNA SORREL
- HORSE. Of fine appearance, about six years
old. lie has few wi ito spots about him
He left Camp Dinmock. near Shields's tpring, %
the night Of y 'nday, Sep, 18th. He has been
near the Toll late, on the old Plank Road
with the l-sthce halter collar around his neck The
above reward ard s exper will be paid for his
apprehension and delivery to me, at Cap DIM
mock LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN
'-n:. M"sriss Artillery, from Hanover county.
re a6t<
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S TOLEN-From my tent, in the Camp of the
\ Southern Guards. last week. a small GOLD
WAT H-tietached lever. On the outer case il
u" engraving Of Philadelphia Tow. House. The
face and large handn gold the second hard
steel j, ha'. light steel chain aud key attached
viii pay a liberal reward for it's recovery.
oc 2-Gt* IT, C. kORINSON
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rosfrpzRAva states AAMO1y
RycaaokD, Scp;, Sth, lSd!.
n HUpuAAi4 VIII y rssssysa . ne ~. q:
Uesy eata u e'eansk, - Oplctssl Iss W.
apbly ii sV Am .GisEsvs fgr H'ks.AuSAs'a
XppIy II sts aEaxsAnsd. q tes Aftsssy vase .
ps.ss.y.s Il Cast s'sy y ;sess. n, upDpea, soy,h
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IA 'ANTED-PROFCSSO Virginia
~ gentleman. al 4. B of first honor in 8 South
err College ot high grade, iwho Is qualified 10 teach
Eng:sh, Latin. Greek, German, French ana Mathe-
ra;icsl desires situ6tior in some College Female
Seminary. or other institution OF learning If ne
essssTv TIE best Of testimonials can be produced
VII re-pact n moral character, &c.
For further Information, s'a:iEg location, terms
&c. s6!ress BETA" Gold HIi P. o., Buckins-
Ian county sa. a. lt-ts
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
will make liberal advances T . A o,
WHEAT, FLOUR. CORN, and all Other minor
products OF the country, such "a RACON, LARD,
POULTRY, EGGS. BUTTER, DRIED FRUITS
LEATHER HIDES, POTATOES BEANS,
PEAS. &C., &C.
iy@Quick ssles aDi prompt returns.
Sc lJ-im
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4 MpOR RTANT TO OFFICERS AND
SOLDIERS

MPORTANT TO OFFICE AND
SOLDIERS.
J. s. ROBERTSON
Corner af Governor and Franklin Sfree1s Rtchmond
P1Sini0.
Keeps constantly on haAd u large and varied as-
sortlneIt OF choice
FAMILY GROCERIES
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly tor This market.
AI.SO-The best OLD RYE WHISKEH, aud
APPLE and PEACH HRANDY-distiliedi in the
mountains Of this STATE.
AL LIQUORS ald GROCERIES sold by him are
warranted pure ard good, sales.
p S-Pai+.cIlar attention paid 10 putting up end
shippn- Goods for Officers and Soldiers, stationed
9. aud away from Richmond
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NrIUF tRsAU OpuILL SNOSISttnO0.
Richmond Sept 1lfh l4iI. So I3-Im

Iy' 'ANTED-I u NJ EDIA Y-IOVn
w WHITE OAK SILLS. deiives,d on the
Inc ot ;ie road between ri, hmond and Hetiercks
burg. Dime nsions seet iausr. inches diameter
sroaihy Lrwn TO thickness III inc hes; clear Of
any defect calculated 70 impair strength. For fur
lAei iIformation, apply 10
WI. Y BRAGG. Snpt. Roed.
ofcc E., +. & p. Il. 4. Go.
Pici,rouI S,.rt 90 I-Sl ga o,ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-05

Jf,ANTED-FIFTY RECRUITS FOR Tue
w FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOL
CNTEER&-Persoas wishing 10 ioin this Reg
aeut WI have the privilege Of selecting the Com.
psny ~ desire = be attached To- and viii be FUR
n.shed Il good uniforms and accoutrements free
Of ehsrgs.
For further particulars. apply vi the Rendezvous
IN Co.iuilisn Hail. Main street, between 9th ana
lph Othee hours FROM A NJ until P M
By order.
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TO LIVE AND DIE N

VNTASTEp.-FoRTY NEGROES wanted i'm.
w nediaisiy-sood hsnds--to aid in saving
sussr crop during the next forr months in the in
tsrior {: Louisiana, shove Baton Rouge Men pre-
ferroi st 81 per day aud found women in pro
rc-tion Aa excellent opportunity Is offered for
thsr force permanently, on shares. on the place in
A,u operation | refer 10 the members Of The Old
house OF Dunlop, MoncsITe q Co, Richmond
Direct 10 A. A. WILLIAMS
40 a--1u Ea;nu Roura Iouixans
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LHSTRAY COW W.-Strayed away from the sub
IL scriber, on or about the 26th OF September,
red COW, of good size, with white spot on her
left hip. and star her forehead, giving about
three gallons of milk per day. Any person deliver
ing said Cow 70 the subscriber or giving informa
tion 80 she ean be bad will be suitably rewarded.
Mrs l.. Il N.INTER,
se 3o-ts ID erect. in WarMic Row.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-05

X ANIEI'-At the Confederate States fr-
~ nary, Richmond, several WOEnHGN a--
eas1crne3 10 boring and ri ghteEinc Gun Barre's
To competent hands the high--, wages and steady
employment will he given. Employment can be
gwen - & nuflhor of har is accustomed 10 light
fling - oTk--ach door Jocks, springs. sc; also
ios-y=rai SMITHS. on Fight work. Applications
= - made n person o. ny letter. addressed IL Mr..
s!LMDN ADAMS. Mas-er Armorer.
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WANTS.
-~~~v
w REcR RuITs

w RE RUITS
"k L. h"
KAcc,lts wanted for the RICHMOND LIGHT IN.
PANTRY BLUEN
Each recruit enters active sArvics - soon - en-
listed.
ANY number Of good Rccrui,s win ee r~csived
into this corps rerEission having been obtained 10
ncrpass the same 70 complete bassxlion The
BIues are astached 10 the gion now In service in
Western Virginia, nnder the command Of Brigsaief
General Hsury A. Wise. *+
The Blues are enlisted for the eut!re contiansne.
Of the ar and recrai, will he received fog a lass
pegicd of enlistment = ee ,a-
Aan,y 80 Capt HAMMOND DrNc An. wise Iae,on
Ofita over T, II. Taylors Mcsic Store. No lsN
Main street, between oh aud 10Th. Richmond be.
tive N the hours Of 9 A. NJ and d6PM
None need apply bu' naen of good character an.;
robust hes!th.
Honorary members of the Blues, and other friends
throughout the country are requested 10 assist us
Uniforms and other necessary cloil.ng furnished
y. JENNINGS WISE,
an 0-t&swt Captain 2 L. T.
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Aud last, for the present, John n Hasoey,
the editor of the LOuis, ILL" L<sssevef, some
years axe tn. teacher of miaed school 10
free State. and frequently chsrgea WIN aoo,
i,t,on;s,n. had half wiped out this poltsieai
Error. Of has younger lite bs tae courage with
which he h,td fought Prentio~ ana Mposed
h;s corruption and profigscy, who's. under
called in auestiou. he exposed u politiesA
hsrr,y, now buried ia The past: saa tbAt sisa
has been follow ~ UP by con- pletr sasSrssAdeS
oi shs lsaocrst 10 the Adminlstra uVp. Thxt
Ispsr 10 now but = tender ~ the Jesvsal, ~
a bad man whosn hs despises aud Aas dtttpxsy
denounced, The price, II n undssstood, y %
be the state prin ting. which with ~ Pad vs>P
by the I.eGtslcfuSo now In eeuntOh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-05

rTNO PURCHASERS
OF BACCO.
We have on hani. ut factory. Main
between 26th and Pear streets Il larg" 'ut OF
MANtFACTURED
TOB BACCO
OF all sizes and qualities, which We are willing TO
Sell upon reasonable terms
Call and judge for yourselves.
THOS. * SAML HARDGROVE
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se I-2aW IHltN 1T
VTANUFACTURED A o., lOt
N PACK kAGES.
FANCY BRIGHT, Light pressed, lbs.
GOLD LEAF, No. |. lbs.
BRIGHT, half lbs
CHERRY RED, half lbs.
DARK, half lbs
DARK, 81 and lbs.
In store and for sale at factory prices.
Ne 21-ln JAS. L. BUTLER & co.
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\VANIkD-l00 B o o I and sHOEMA-
~ kEitS, 10 work on coarse work also,
~ 70 1rk on fine work.
ALsc. one good FILTER and CUTTER needed.
apply 20 JAMES KNOTTS, ia Main 81,
Under WE. Ira Smiths Clothing Store.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-02
FACTS ron STOCK SHIPPERS

s.aea leaving Farengo at l-3o P. NJ, ar
rive. n Chicago ~ a-ffn the next morning ia
time for the early Markets and stock trains OF
TIE Eastern lines
TIE whole time consumed nj the Mississippi
river docs not exceed twenty minutes. There
is no change of ears, TO ferriage or delay.
Tie opening of the II. 4 NJ. r. Il. to Ma
rcngo, enables parties driving stock from Des
M"inas and other points in Central and
Western Iowa. before considered equally dis
tant from the different roads to save three
days driving and from 10 to 20 hours Oh the
cars oyerany other route
Stock " III be delivered to any Of the differ
ent yards at Chicago.
The NJ. & III. II. Il. is now being extended
west of Narengc, and as fast as completed
stock trains wiz be run 10 the end OF the track.
Every facility for the convenient shipment
of Cattle. Freigh,s as low as via any other
route, and no pains spared to render it the
most desirable route from Iowa to Chicago
THROUGH TICKETS to all principle
points in the United States and Canaaas, BY
all routes. can be procured at Washington,
Iowa City and Marcngo.
JOIN F. TRACY,
". /. ST. JOHN, Genl surt.
Gen.i Freight and ticket Agent.
November |, 1850. v2-n52
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-02
Secession Troops nsObbed In
Kentucky.
Clxc1NNArl. Anril u.

CISc1SSAr1, April "a.
4 company Of sccessionsts, Is in
number. lef, Cyntliana, Ky, on Mon
day 10 join jeff Davis army. When
the train arrived at Frankfort, Ky,
they were ordered to show their flag.
which they did, displaying secession
flag from the window. Several stones
were thrown at it, when the Licuten
ant Of he company fired into the crowd
Immediately the cars neTa attacked BY
the citizens, and honlders and paving
stones rained upon them promiscuously
They finally got off with little person
Al injury.
Great excitement prevailed during
the remainder of the LAY, and threats
were mslr - tear up the track The
citizens declare that no more trainJ.
bearing secession troops. shall pass
through that place.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-02
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
kbhil3e.s.lnlAf:s.

Eoaero'eni Institntioh ,staJ!i$hed IN special IL
dormeh: tor He Hritef cf tie .S,ch aad dis
treSsea otfetea wah I-ruiem and Epidcaac
Diseases and especiaHg .'m' Tie Care Of Dssca-
SIS u tie Se1aai Orqaas
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the
Acting Surgeon, 10 all who apply by letter,
with description Of their condition. age oc-
cupatior, habits OF life, kc.,l AID III cases ct
cS,rene poverty Medicines furnished free Of
charge.
Valuable Reports on srcrmatorrh"a, and
other Diseases Of the Sex,ial Organs and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Hisren-
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter en-
vciopes, free Of charge. Two or three Stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. SkiHu Honghtnn, Acting
Surgeon, IIosar d Associations, No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa. BY order Of
the Directors EZRA u. l.EARTw1LL, nsalg.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-02

WHY LABOR SO HARD WHEN WASH.
~ lNG?-I have chemical process for
cleaning clothing, by the use Of which the
clothes can be washed very c.eau without
boiling, and with very little rubbing BY
this method much hard labor can be saved
THE WASHING CAN BE DONE IN HALF
THE TIME, and the clothes are very white
and clean, and last much longer for they are
not worn by rubbing rs by the old way Of
washing with machines, &c. The articles
used cost but little and are easy to obtain. l
mail the recipe to order, postage paid, upon
receipt Of 80 cents Three cent postage stamps
good as money Address
DR. J. p. CREAGER, Baltimore city, Md.
R1H1 Ifyou want son ethind nice and use
full, do not miss the Honey and washing re-
cipes, for they are all elsiir for them, and
they shold be in every family.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-02

Hayrc De Grace, April -

l'avrc De Grace, April o.
\ gentlemen passed here from Balti-
NJ re- his morning, who states thar 1T
Mellenry WAS certainly reinforced with
eao mon Also that the Baltmorcans
hal planted cannon, but which were
subsequently removed.
It IS stated that an agreement had
''een entered into between the au'hori
ties Il Baltimore and the Government
FIR tie huil!;n. Of the Bridges at the
expense # Baltimore and the road
would be IL running order in ten DAYS.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-02

'tilly 3rloN or TIE WHIow.-Th
'of' y ayne (Ina Sentinel says tina,
We cultivation # 'hc willow Is one of
Tie most profitable pursuits the farmer
can ttrn his attention to. Any good
corn land will grow the willow protita-
llv, anl orr river bottoms that are less
valuable in consequence Of being sub
ject . lnundation, and just the thing
- grow the willow. The crop is said
10 be certain one, and far more remu-
ncr.stivc than corn, while the expense
a..l Labor ui cultivation are much less