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THE NEWS HERE.

TEE TRIP OF THE STEAMER PHILDELPHIA TO
OLD PoINT CoAFoRT.-The Philadelphia, Capt
Reynolds, which left the navy-yard on Friday
evening with ordnance, ammunition and baggage
wagons FOR the forces at Fortress Monroe returned
10 this city Yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock She
dropped alongside of the Pawnee near Aqua
Greek to deliver supplies and from the officers on
board learned that a man named Mcdonnell, a
native Of Worcester, Mass, had escaped from the
Confederate forces at the creek to the Pawnee by
swimming 1t seems that Me Donnell was work
Ing at bis trade Of carpenter In Mississippi and
fearing he should be Impressed TO fgh. against
The Government, made his escape, travelling north
until he arrived at Richmond, and was there
ocobed and forced into the enemy's ranks lie
effected his escape, however, and finally got up
20 Frrdsricksburs, where he was aaain i'm pressed
Watching bis opPortunt9 he got away from bis
a tors there and fed ia Aqua Greek, where the
I-bes agai. sized him and compelled him to 90
Into their service behind the batteries.
Determined to &c; over TO the stars and stripes
he again essayed to escape. Stripping off bis
cio hing, be made dash Into the river and started
for the Pdwnee, which was lying above several
miles OF. He WIS discovered by the rebels who
nred numerous rife shots after him, many Of
tiem barely m ssing bis head as he swan for life
The ebb tide carried hi way below tae Pawnee
and he finally LANDED on the Maryland shore al
Maryland Point, after doing about eight miles of
swimming. Exhausted with bis efforts he con
Guided TO catch nap until flood tide aud then
make an effort to gam the Pswnee, but owing to
Er~at fatigue, he slept I'll the next ebb before
waking. IA then ,'artsd up The MARYLAND shor,
a. he hid passed tie Pawnee GONE miles, and
r'nrg * into tbs water was lucky enoug b to jus,
make that vessel when completely used up He
was hois:ed aboard AID properly cared for and
dress d IN sailors zig, and Is row on board thsr
vessel hessted that tie rebels at Aquia Cre-k
Were reinforced to OCg strong, and that In TIE
late engagement there they had Fifty men Killed
and many wounded
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FRESH MATTINGs
~ mr.

l. AND OILCLOTHS
just received and on sao O supply of sup srior
Canton "a, 81, and 6 4 W hlte, CheQ uered and
Fancy Contract Mattings. all in PRIME order and
at very low prices. Those in fancy coors are novel
and pretty.
Also, supply Of superior Floor GIlclothp, for
dlrlEg and cath rooms, halls and pa ;ssgss, which
gram, very cheap
Also, Leip 10 and dome s;ic made Table and Stair
Oiloloths, very cheap and pretty.
JAMES DODSON.
le lS-StoO OF ate firm of ClaEett Dodsop
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The WEST PoINr MILITARY AcADExY-Tbe
current exigencies Of The military service Of tie
United States have made II necessary to reduce
ss &C hoiastic term at he " ss, Point Academy 70
-FOUR Instead Of I've ysers duration, as Of late
HoOo' month Einee tie senior class there ives
GUY graduated and enteled ths army To-mor.
WI expected that the Board Of visi,ers In
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q. w. BARNARD, Trustee.
Jels WALL BARNARD, Auots

NARSHAL'S ShLE-In virtue Of a wit OF
w her faclas, ISSUED from the Clerks ofboe Of
The Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for
the county OF Warrington, and 20 N directed 4
viii expose TO public sale for Dash, In front Of the
court house door Of SaId county, on MONDAY,
thc lOth day of June next, 1861, at u O'clock m,
the 10 lowing described property, 70 wit: Part of
Lot No 10, in square No. lSl beginning for the
same ~ the northwest corner Of said lot running
henoe sest 10 feet isoEes; thence south with the
depth OF 10 feet inches he rear line of said lot:
and Gil Of Lo; No. II, in said Square No ST. to-
gether With al and slngu the improvements
therson, In the city OF Washington, ID. c., seized
and LEVIED upon, and will be cold TO satisfy judj-
cee o. IL, to October term 1853 In favor OF eor0e
Hal, Jr, against Gales Il Sea'on.
w. SELDEN, late u. 8. Marshal for
m ID ou District Of Columbia
ID THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED.
BY consent OF tie plaintiffs, until TUESDAY the
18th instant, same hour and place
w. SELDEN
Je III Late u. 3. Marshal ID. c.
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Spirit OF the Morning Preu

The THteHigsnceY reminds those candidates for
Congress in the border slave States who pledge
themselves to urge an amendment to the COnst-
tuition that every amendment must be ratified by
the Legislatures Of three fourths Of all the States,
and that long eleven States declare them
selves out Of the Union 10 possible amendment
can be adopted.
The Republican urges a vigorous system Of d.
rect taxation TO relieve the county Of its Increasing
war debt
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f00 PROVISIONS.
1OC HHDS BANS and MIDDLIN6S.
lbs kegs BUT FER,
1850 bus. OATS. averaging s. lbs Per bushel.
KING BURCHELL,
JeH Corner Fife nth At ann Vermont av
RESI- ned BUSINESS.
u He Uncersigued W .uld iHform his friend. AID
the cubic that he hiss taken house on Ninth IN
st., between ID anu E. where ne Will again. III
do business IS a licensed PAWNEROKER
Fair d allng liz ali business Transactions
Jesi 2mr ENOCH WARD.
DHILA DELPHIA PRINT BUTTER.
Il PHlLADEI.PHIA PRINT Il liter,
am rec living gnlar supplies OF this unrIval ed
Batsr. Parties pur chasing Of ma can rsy upon
getting It fresh. Prtcs crly q centsp per pound
GEpE T. VI. OYSTER,
No $40 tsenter Market,
Je T-fr Between 18th AID 9th streets.
WM.C MILLERS UNION STABLE Con
w NER OF AMI 6rH STREETS, WIsH-O
INeToN, D. Y, Rear Of Br0tca'S Hotel. dor In
mrr w. ". Tuner stables. p-HOrses, ca
Carrasss and IuggIes for hire, sale exohan 20 Ior
taken at livery by the day, week, or MONTH on rea
sonabe terms
ie 2l-lm- ALBERT BELL, Aren't
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DINNER TO THE DIPloaArIc CoR,s On s,,r,.
gay Mf Seward, Secretary Of State, gave bis ar.,
formal dinner TO the Areign Ministers here
mere Were present: Mr. and Mrs Stock r m.
nahI' Baron and the Misses GerOlt (Pru.iap).
i.Cfo Lyons lEnglist), II. and Madame Merc,s,
fhshcbJ' Mr. Tsssars (Spanish), Mr.. Molina mic.
Haguanl' VI. and Mad. Astaburnaga fCLilisn
.oi- haa'i0n (Danish), Mr.. Schlerden (Bremep),
MI. Romero (Mexioan,, Mr. and Mrs and tbs
MISSES Lisooa (Brazilian), N. BIond,I belgian,
and Mr.. Sumner, Chairman Of the SENATE Cor,
nitree on Foreign Relations
MI. bert'na;ti (ltalian), N. and Madame Van
Limourg tDutch), Mr.. Hurtsdo New Granad:anl
were sfseut from the city.
The presence Of SO large a number of the d,plo.
matte corps would seem to indicate that our rel,-
hons with foreign Powers are satisfactory and
cordial.
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Union mai. Disunion =

THE UNION VorE IN EAST TKsNEssKK- let
ter frsm East Tennessee gives the following re-
port of Union MSjorities in portion Of that par
Of the State: T
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70 bushels oats.

TN NOTICE.
HE Bills of our customers have been msde OF
and will he rendered Immediately
AS II Is of the utmost Importance 20 MS that oil
OF our sccounts should he settled on before the
~ OF July, We beg our customers 10 give this mat
je27 s, M " G.LT BRO.
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~ 1feRt. and Darts Prise. Sp. 1kirg' Tba
Hotntnenceneit of thi; Institution for the Grad
u I ol lhe senior Class, the ,,ontes, Tor
ny yaSs prizes, VIII take place WEDNES-
"a next, at the r street. BAPTIST Church-the
exercises .9 begin at II o clock n. IN. The public
are respectfully invited to attend
JOS. HAMMELL
Jo - ~ treasurer Columbian Cole,e
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II Over fifteen hundred men are now en-
ployed In the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
II The vote In Louisville, Ky. was for Nal.
lory, Union, 6,5l7; for Bruce, Secession, 9l3.
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II OF CUPARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership here
tofOTe lstIng nd r the frm and at lie of kenIe-
sent.
The business will be conducted here amer by G.
w. KEN edy, al the old tiand, VIII sunes and
VIII pay all the labI titles Of the said hrm and Who
Is hereby authorized TO .liect all m neys due the
SAID hrm. q. w. r.. KENNEDY,
w. q. PUGH
May 80, 1881. je2-S
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AUCTION SALES.

BY BOTELER WILSON. Aoouoneers.
s5iss WtoU sale E 1f f Rsst. &cSn
ssTIk6iY L SS90RSISS. june stn. a. TEN
sixth street, an extensive oollecuon OF Sorses.
boat Company, consi.tins IN part OF
IL superior Work and names Horses amongst
,arEe omI,busos. one new.
Mail and Baggage WaScus,
ssa OF omsi6us and Hsson Harness, for two
aid io1r Hor.s.,
LO %. Of Of + T. and y rlnr Lumber.
Lot Of sandee Bs,tS.. suitable for Camp purposes.
81 soysaEd hosts, - breeds,
Lot tfcld Furniture, &o.
Ore Cssk of Tsylor', LonoOR Dock Brandy
9OG pa a.f no Q; H. ! q s s.ssr'
g Dozen a orr Brooms,
6 IN ii b.ssi Of Fl III a!Gss Soap.
Hs1 Barrel of Molssses.
Ore Barrel of Pure SpiIIts.
Page i os Of ssr: sGpsrIof CissT.. " =" A'tH'
100 Whisks, ant other Empty Barrels, Oh cssks.
ie2I B0rtLtR q WILSON. Asct..
3, J. c. MCGUIRE Z No.. AOOuoneers.
FURNITu1ssEa a AND ErFEc,s, TAFkss spky
MORNING. June me- s7ih, At 10 O'CLOCK, I'll sell
81 the residence Of q sentlsD.n deoi1... 9osso,
n streets, thu Frrnliure aid Efsc.s Of family
~ .dS PsGOff
Rosewood Marble TOP "' Tables. P,pier Maohe
w.Irrt VIVA. Not, par of Oval Gilt frame Mil
Crimson D.m.,t Curtains, cOrnlOe. so..
Soo.R. H.s i end Tssn GssSst''
Rsdstesds, Bureaus, Is srdfobe..
H.i5 i .ad Bs:i M.st.s:s.; sS:,er. snd PILLOW.
French Chrns Dinner SET SET Gi lass Ware.
fable Cutlery, CesIorr " Alters.
COOKING Stove and Fixt rec. Heiriserstor,
Together with seneIai assortment Of Kitchen
Terms cash, in current funds.
.: IEe hous5 is Tor lent. Inquire OF the
jelsd &c MCGUIRE & co. Aucts.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PIANO AND EX-
nh. GIL III. ESf H0ysEHoLD FrksITURE &c-on
O'clock by virtue Of deed OF uust, duly recorded
s,Gons The arg recoTd. q The on, and county Of
Nos; ssl and 1873 south side off between T6ird
snd -Four. and a. half r7ets. very large and ex
room turnituTe, COZ risins The fGTni1fe Of about
syenty rooms. and OcnsIstiDs in part Of
suite q P.!IOI Furniture, oomp!i.lls sro Tste a,
M.scs.n ssS tx 9.. ST four Rs0.pacn.
snd other Mahogany Chairs,
Marble top Cent? and other Tables,
Cha1deliers, Girsndoes, ard Gas Brackets and
Velvet and brussels csrpe a-d Rugs.
Es.enSn ssf s,1H g Rsf ;h
CHINA, u ass, 6nd Cocker. are,
Excellent GuTe1 Hair SID Shuck Msttresses,
70 Re thor beds, Rolsters, a'd Pillows.
Marble top Bureaus. Washstan.is, and Tsh,es.
Mahogany French and other Bedsteads,
- DO and otter Wardrobes,
Chamber Carpets, Chairs,
Toilet sets, Oh cloths,
stoves and Fire Irous,
CElm5er Sets, Stands and Racks, and Mirrors,
SC.
Terms oa,h in specie
y. w. BARNARD, Trustee
jele WALL a RsRSsRD a1c;.
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WASH!NGTON

This Institution, VIII is Under the control a n
nuT sing and hospital mana cement is now open TO
me pubic It's located sho distance southeast
81 the capitol and immediately opposite the we'll
known arroli man Ion, on second street East
The buildings are spacious, and, with the alte a.
tlons feoently made, we adapted to hospital pur-
poses. The grounds are eX ensive ald we'll aid
out, and tsstefuliy ornanen ed win choice fruit
and shade trees, evergreens, and Towering shruGs
tierts wishing to svsii themselves of the .dysa-
tases OF no pittl and vet enjoy all the Gem orts
ing ON cssaalties non-cOntsgious di seases re-
curing snrgica or medical tire atment will be ad-
iattsd upon complying with the regulations and
condiIon Of the institution.
Tau. nts VII be recei ed in the wards at four
yate rooms on reasonable terms IN va viii re-
eeivs q the care and attention cir eases may
g1 CURE from hI; TGssR, the Physician and
uent prefers to employ his own ply sic an u is
desIs ned to We all the memb RS OF 'hs medical
PROFESSION IN the Dlst' lot an equa ity of privileges
n this institution. and every physicisn who may
have case IN II az rest ssured that his pa lent
faithfully executed. lie ls-eoIm
CHEF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SEALED PKop5sahs si be receysd NJ III, i Ss
until 70 O'Clock m 9th instant to furnish the trooos
msss Of the Of eth the q
on T PSs MsoS e
Ge lv Eea 81 the camp; or quarters Of the
Assistant q uartermsster may direct. "' o"''i
., Ipou seenfltJ VIII be required for the fufment
The bids 70 be for so much per cord of wood
c nh , one hundred and twe,ty eight uss
ana the name OF tho security to be stated in the
bids. Tne undersigned reserves to hlmself m,
right to reject all bids that may be deemed TOO
Payman to be m,ae at the end of each month,
ny wt leu,. ns tne orders drawn on the contractor
terIastere OF hegiments or Corpt, dor-ed On the
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT-Three ROOMS on the second 20,
- II House No. 377 New ork avenus bet ean
lzth and 18th SITS, one of them furnished. Rent
il % 81
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CHEF AssIs FAINT QUARTERMAsTER,s
~ OFFICE,
je l8-td

TREAT q -RGAINs IN pIANUs.-One yery
" nice v 3 Il sons make for 80; one-
very Moe Rosewood ChlckerIngs max evG46
IOr Slo; one no ewood Newman d Rro.'stVtVv
MAKE for SIS, al the Music Store Of w. G. METZ
EhOII, sole agent of Steinway 4 Sonss and
Raven. Bacon Co.'s Pianos ma M
WE OFFER TO MILITARY MEN lar1e
gGHHEk,SHIk IS, WHITE SHIRTS, DRAW
EhSc CAMP BLANKETS, HALF HOSE, &C.,
before making their selections
WALL, STEPHENS q CO.
S22 Pa. av., between 9Th and loth sts
m Y unteillgencor and r pu bl ioan
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l. HE Subscriber having made addition. n IA.
isotory, making il now one OF the largest. -S
"a the District, where his fsciities
LIGHT WAGONS Of al kinds cannot be sur
passeS, And from has long experience in the bust.
Al! kinds of Carriages and Light WSauns kent
Az REPAIRS neatly done, and .Il o,dsr,
promptly attended to. ' ~ ~ o'usH
Second hand Carriages taken in sxoh.pse for
new ones, ANDREW 4HyIIAS tof
IL q corner of Fourteenth Ard 8st.
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EOR SALE-The half of the interest of the
4 CRY STA. SPRINGS, On Fourteenth street,
tPlooy Branch Road } 81 miles from the city-aE
one 81 the proPr, tors lie compelled 70 leave 40
count of other busIne,s. lie H-st.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
L0dd. Webster s. Cos. Lock
Stitch Sewing Machines.

The agency and right efsale for these
excellent machines are now in the hands
Of Cooh, Stone 4 20, l24 Lake Street.
Chicago, who in introducing so dcsira-
lie 4 machine to the North-N estcrp
public, merit the thanks Of the entire
community. No machine has ever
made its appearance in the Sewing Ma
chine market, which SO fully merits the
appreciation and patronage, which meet
il every where. The workmanship dis
played in its fnish--thc simple, vet
scientific principles Of its working-its
great strength, and the absence Of fric-
ton in its parasitic wide range Of its
capacity, sewing rs it will, the finest
muslin; or the heaviest leather, making
The stitch alike on both sides, its ease OF
management, and its durability, rende,
it just the thing SO long needed, yet SO
long sought for in vain. We fully com
mend it to our friends.-C Chicago Fri.
LMme. nlO2w.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
SEWING MACHINES.

SD. %35. $50. SAC.
l.. CORNELL 4 cos late Improved
Double Lock flight Fast Sfatcn
WARRANTED to give us good sa,ls'aenon
as the highest priced in market Make the
same stitch % the 1925 machines; are large,
9xl4 inches under the arm, set Hot In the table,
under feed, straight made, sew from common
sponls from 4 to SO stitches to the inch, RUN
VERY EASY and ALMOSTNvIsELEsI neatly
finished, and will
Stitch, Hem, Fell, Tuck, Gather and
Embroldtr.
They have repeatedly taken the HIGHEST
PKEMljMS Out Of over looU already in
constant sew have had no occasion TO 60
out and put one insordcr, They work success
fully on everything, from tho finest Muslin t.
heavy ,owh,de. Thetxo machines differ onl,
in the length of arm, and are easily learned
from the ftil printed instructions. Samples
Of sewing circulars and cuts, sent on rcceip,
of stamp.
We are sole agents hcre for the UNIVERS
AL NfMMER and~GuAGE, adjusted to all
thicknesses of cloth and all widths Of hem ;
will hem over seams and tefls, and can bceasity
attached to any sem'ng machine. Price, so.
Large Discount to the Trade, .Ayents ard C1,rgu
BEy" AGENTS WANTED everywhere. Come
and see MS at 1888 Lake street, or address l..
CoRNELL& co. T.. q. Box $685. Chicago, III.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
FACTS FOR STOCK SHIPPERS

Stock leaving Marengo at $50 p. n, ar
rives a. Chicago at 5-oo the rext morning, in
time for the early Markets and stock trains Of
the Eastern lines. ~
The Whole time onsun ed ct the Mississippi
river Dies not exceed twenty minutes. There
is no change Of cars. no ferriagc OF detny.
The opening Of lie ". Z n. z. T.. 10 Ma
rengo, enables parties driving stark from Des
Moines and other points in Central and
Weslcrn Iowa, before considered equally dis
tant from the different roads to save three
days driving and frcM 10 to 20 hours on Tie
cars over any other route
Stock will be delivered to any Of The differ
ent yards a. Chicago.
The NJ. & NJ. r. l.. is now icing extended
west Of Narcngo, and rs fast rs completed
stock trains wiz be RIM TO the end Of the track.
Every facility for the convenient shipment
Of Cattle. Irtights as Low as via any other
route, and no pains spared to render II the
most desirable route from Iowa TO Chicago.
THROUGH TICKETS to all principle
points IN the United Stales and canadas, by
all routes, can be procured ut .WashlnSfens
iowa City and Marengo.
JOIN F. TRACY, #
n. I. ST. JOHN, 81. Genl supt.
Gsni Freight and ,icketsAgsnt. j
: November !, 1885, :y2-n52e
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17

SHOULD SEED WHEAT BE BnoUGu1
FROM THE SovTu or Morrill, per-
ceive that the mooted question OF
Whether wheat for early ripenng
should be brought from the North or
South" is yet unsettled.
Near the city Of Edinburgh, Scot
land, is q tract Of land cultivated Nv in
tclligcnt. scientific farmers. These
practical men, every two or three years.
import their seed wheat from the Lon
don market, three or four hundred
miles, south Of them, and it pays well
as they gain two weeks or more in that
cool, dripping climate-where I recol
lect the papers stating, one wet season,
they had not been able to gather in
theis oats yet in December. For corn,
the very reverse of this should be the
rule. If it is important to have corn to
ripen early, bring it from the North,
where it must mature early,or be caught
hy the frosts. l have raised corn.
Gourl seed, from the rich Miami bot
toms, near Cincinnati, it grew large and
very promising, but its::.habit Of late
lipcning exposed it to frost in the las,
Of September, and but few sound cars
could be be found in a ten acre field
Ohio Correspondence Of Gencssce,
Farmer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17

THE GREAT FEMALE pfLI.-Dr J. =.
1 Creayer is the agent whe'esale nnd retail.
for DR.. sHi.eatlR z ; celebrated Female Pills
These Phs arc trneig rahahls for Loates, for
hel-1rR restore tie monthlg courses, ,chen they
mGp stc7' from any cause .aaAdfepsr-Thry meyer
have tafled in any case where the directions
around the box containing thee Pills have
bern strictly followed. Indeed, there has II.
case of failure occurred to our knowledge
Being purely Vegetable they are perfectly safe.
Single boxes nailed to order. postage paid up
on receipt OF Sl-three cent postage stamps as
good as money. Address
J.P. Creager, Baltimore City, Md.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
- fphtsatfeIhhfa,

Peneeo'e.t Institution established ~ eorc-ri In
%dovment; Tor HE kelet 81 IT, sah ard ds-
trcsaN egl.sicnd seA Ir~ieat aad Lsmie1ie
D:.eaAs. nd t1,eciall o. ls Clreef Dsea-
ses~f TIE Scxual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, iy the
Acting S-rgcon. 10 all vts'oaafrlyebv letter,
with II description OF their condition. tage. oc-
-clipatiol, habits Of life, and in cases eff
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free of
cha:Ie
Valuable Reports on Sparnatorrlna, and
other Diseases of tie Sexuai Organs, and on
the HEM REMEIfES employed ia II. Iispen-
sary. sent to the afflicted in sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of Charge. Two or three Stamps
for postage will he acceptable.
Address. DR.. j. SkiNiu ~lloughtnn. Acting
Surgeon, Hosar d Association, Ne. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Ia. Ey order of
the directors. EZRA .. I.EARTwELL, molly,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
MOFFAT'S
y,yetabIe Iife PAis


Z-A 4Fets . Hf4F >
The high and envicd celebrity which tl,ese
p~re-emlhcnt Medicines have acquired for their.
invaluable efficacy in all tho Diseases which
they profess 10 cure, has rendered the usual
practice Of Of pulling not 6HIy nnnecc+ssary
but unworthy Of them. In all cases Of As,h,
ma, Acute md CT ronic Rheumatism, Affections
IT the bladder and Kidneys. Bilious Feteys
and Liver complaints, in the Sonth aud West,
where these diseases prevail, they will be found
invaluable. Planters, farmers and. o,hers,who
once use these Medicines, will never afterwards
be without them. Bilious CAolic, serious Loose
ness, Piles, Costivcness, Gods aud coughs,
cholic corrupt humors, dropsics. 5ea
DYspEPslA.-Nt person with this distressing
disease, should delay using these Medicines
Immediately. Eruptions Of the Skin, Erysip-
elias. Flatulency. -
Western country these Medicines will bs found
medicines leave the system subjectto . return
Of the disease; = cure BY these medicines is
permanent. Try them. 81 satisfied and be cured
H. FoULNEss or CoMPLExrcN-0eneral DEBILITY.
Gout, Giddineas, Grsvel, Headaches, 81 everyf
kind, Inward Fever v,BAeumatiaan,
Impure. Blood, Jaundice, Loss Of IAppetic. nh
MERcuRlAL DISEASES Never. fsils;tAs erNdi,,
cate entirely oil the effects Or Mercury Ifhf--
nitely sooner than tho most powerful pfsparaj
80 - 0OA0OpssSASs 4NS8hG WEoI6y 4NCbvOWUt
Debility, Nervous ComplAinM OF ill kinds
Organic Affections. a WIT .sa.
PiLEs.-The original proprietor Of these
Medicines was cured Of Piies. ~ IS years
banding, by the use Of those LifsiMsdicines
alone. Pains in tho Head, Side, Back, Limbs,
Joints and Organs. observation-disclosures If
fected with this terrible disease, will be SURE
Of relief by the Life Medicines. Rush Of
Blood to the Head, Scurvy, Salt Fhepnl, Swell
ings. Scrofula, or Kings Evil II 10 worst
FORMS. Ulcers Of every description. Worms
Of ell kinds are effectuAllKs Expelled BY these
Medicines. Parents Mf1i DO we'll to admins
ter them whenever their existence il suspected
Relief will bp certain : ~" IA S
The Lift Pill q Phanisr' ,Biters
Purify tho Blood, and thus remove Ill dis
ease from the system. Prepared and sold ~
DIR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,1sfr II
386 Broadway, eesusr " Aptbevt lBsreei,i
Nov Terk. For ale y ~ prsgCfsts} nas-ly
F M % XIV 8MMW NM
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17

The AMALGAMArloS OF Observation-Disclosures
is a growing tendency in this age to appre-
pirate the most expressive words of other Ian
guages, md after II while to incorporate them
into our own; thus the word Cephalic, which
is from the Greek, signiying, ''ior the head,
is now becoming popularizel in connection
within Spauldins > great Headache remedy
but it will soon be used in . more general
way, and the word Cephalic will become rs
Elec,rotypc and many others whose distinc-
ton rs foreign words has been worn away
b. common usage until they seem native aud
to the manor born