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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

That truthful sheet, The New York Tr''
bnne. which never tells more than two di-
rect falsehoods in one paragraph, Says
The vauulcd bravery e the Secession
Clivalry has thus far had bnt two o!"rl'lnl'
,irs 10 shvw itself At the first: 'Gii:l CvnIc'i.
crate trocl;s, with - batteries, mounting
mcrc and far heavier gurs than si!cnccd the
MaakoH,. some of ll:cnl, too, riIled cannon'
dared net attack tie soldiers Of Sutnie
until they knew that they were eShaustcdby
famine. ard within tlicc days of absolute
starvation. At the second, an armed S@ccS-
siun mob of manythousand dare not attack the
whole of Massachusetts Regiment, but rrll-
IDENTIFY waited rntil the last company was cut
off from their comrades.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

IE" What wcdder will it be to day 9
Asked q German of his neighbor.
"Vcll, don't know rot you tink 2
~ tink it will be vedder as you tink."
"Vell, l links so too
And they were quite as wise as Z. NJ, OF
anybody else.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15
,as7ra% illsralcr OF rEyyS. &vAxla,

i.'I':EN'ThI', .HI'fI =.
Inc.ap';:sare Ni!' ;Ic advice "t ;i' U,i-
ted s::.ic, A:';ncg lor Iii, liis;iici, !:c.c.
is to;:!y yo r;. VII! ;;.kc ;:;o NY custody
a.l i!,ur ali "i.cr l'r.yi i"ns: and also n;lui.
;I:,!.: .! va ar'i 'ni..iry s!"Te>: si;s"c'lt 'r
i;ni,rct,.: in be :c:.i % M.ry!a:'. Virginia,
North u..:oli.,. t.;;a!,Ss: aini ~! c'!1 + S:als
o liz: Uni,n Tia, arc nsiiag Wa. on liz Fed.
,rs: Gvvcr:i;.ient ani bat wi:lhUlti su. Ii
ino,"r:y 50 ,c;zrd >rlj' Ct 20 legal i''oc,>S. "r
t.lc vr4rr ,i sad Guy,ram,.t
Nh MILLAKD. Marshal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15
gage i'll q Little
.morable assertion Of
men, Z" England can
:nlf In n litlln war;

.morable assertion of
men, I" England can
self in q little war"
:inciples or interests
er can the United
military imbccility
interests, their con-
stencc are threaten
ion. We are now
r which, unless the
"a race of towards,
momentouS are the
lggle that the result
Iidatc or rain this
practical iInbecility
he last six months
of our flag among
produced abroad q
the stability of our
,riously impaired the
rites and sarped The
.antiIc credit, besides
p distrust among the
yho have regarded the
sphere for the invest
capital. In respect of
lc events Of the last few
lpon us adcadly damage.
var must decide whether
;to be irreparablc. The
ity with which the war is
ole ofthc free States, does
.iring the injury thus in
it shows that there is a
cJhesion and nationality
liens Of the best population
1t this imposing display OF
utterly lose its tendency to
confidence if not backed by
dous exhibition Of military
.rnment as vigorous as the
For the sake Of our Foreign
iScal and commercial, there
ford to engage ourselves in
either for the sake Of the
tuliE ol Inc uoteriiihelit caii
is clear that if secession is TO
,ery State at its own option,
any day fall into ruins: and
ronly proSscct is that of dis
l anlrchy. Whether or not
States may at the close Of the
to constitute themselves into
t natio ,alily, il is at least i'm
the Government tia; they shall
overwhelming resistance to the
III show to the several States
= """nnt attempt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

pr lave slnk.'l everything upon the pr rcl'!''
OF Confederation. The inrn, therefore: wiiu
dare 10 viulllc that sacred law <in'i" Il!
majesty Of the american Republic, AMI sar'
the foundations OF tle national fabric. If
such insults are to bc tolerated without Il le-
trbu;on roali,ic; Surae with the enornit ii
the Grille, then most iu.lly may we be Looked
,owa upon with l';iv or with contempt by tue
crowned leafs ",hn Irir l.y All uihrrit.y less
rightIu! and less benign li:an that of our own
Executive; and. What is iniiiite: worse, the
auth ri:y of the sulpicr,c .,owcr Of the State
w,rll cease To c,,nil,a;i,l from orr own pee.
plr that respect which i, always essential L"
the order al;L The dignity II a countrr. AZ
we must then gn to war, rt 1t be with an ell
crgy worthy tie name u 4 free an'i united
people. and commensurate with The interests
aLd the principles at Issue; and the result
rann't br anything sh"r, of The cxa|latIoi' O!
the AMERICAN Republic to even higher M
lonal cmlnence than We have ever yet rccu'
riell.-Nrw York t. S. Economist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

''''N''T' F'''
Cu'"nc' in Virginia service.

No MuGs i'Riv:s: VI ::nJ::l.--'l':;c i',ilow.
i:y :.,.'icc ';,s ys'il Sct :" the Presidents OF
t!:r iSsl:.oi,i> ru.:!r;rs Sua;a i:'un; fI.;l.!cl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

y SMART Ear2s-.l f,,lcr was
aii''ins I.is wa:e!. wie;: lac said. piaylul!yr
10 "is ii.Iic gisl,-" bet ME wi:vl Your nose.
rpS' NJ sail the cil Il dent want my
no>r wral.d up: fcr ! don't ,rant il 10 ,Hn all
day."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

sa" A citizen Of Raleigh, n. G., has given
$4,000 in cash, and 1000 bushels of corn, to
aid in defending the rights Of the South.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15
Healthy Women--Is the Sp
tinct in America

tlHSl III ShiHCiiSo
We take the following from
the Boston Courier, under the
Healthy Woman
"What is that?:" says the
where may she be found?"
women are not like the Do
species. though, like the aborie
long disappeared from a grea
country. "Dowu East" "inA
are not uncommon; rarelT
shire, and more frequently
may by chance be encornte
or:thc-way locality; but in
England, New York and
west, they practically exi:
Boston, the Oldest inhabi'
memory of few, indeed, II
specimens, aad We arc no
one exists or has existed
years. To one accustor
the buxom and bright-el
tucky and Tennessee, if
ington-street on Il fine {
tie hospitals in the wor
female patients for a la
the Chief thorough!are
An evening party i
valcscents, where tho
pity for the delicate
nullities all the pleasr
least is the effect up"
woman in other Ian
God made her, she
and thrills the heart
grown mp in such y
have been formed 70
for hectic bloum or
things be voted IN
,,,,:,, lr,ll,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

heart" o !,cr Sons: w.,", IN g.. -. =.
ingS. from tic irr,.iya 10 the p,!r. breathe II
more cryrut lrayrr than in death 10 >lcc;
u,s,l, her fairIr"l n,au;n until the a%iu! day
Her acca>,rs rrja''sr ,!.c;r OWE crusr, wh,r
| it is aIrg. hat .uc!i a State can i.:te t!l'
/ J'ninn. Iii wcrc rsl.. it !, only I:cs:rs
that t,..l;, had brca:i,r lie >ya.ym u i.
r.iny. BIT tl,. breath ri s,rlrr .wl:l .'a>,
over her :;rc ~; ,;l.,a II i,ilT,iIc,! 1nirrHr--'
mamcnt Him. lhr brighter iham Leor. I'll
G,ni,s Of II;-,"ry l;'< @;rca'Iy wrcat';c'i Il.
garland will which he: bro" s.:;'i i'c 'irrk.r'
l.,ny MAY Sic live, The ',:p'i rot heroes VIZ
>I.a!i lc worthy "f their i...rlll.
- - :.
y ,'" u -" '''", ~. - " :. 49," =,
''Nr :, ~, ,., ot'D, -, >. S''' ,''''
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

who was lying in the empty tul
hot water passed out by the esca
By this time Smith was spill
like q boiled lobster: and called
81 say, over there-how is it
"Hot as the Devil!" replied E
whew !--scis.s.s guess | can
other minutc!"
"The hell's fire you caa!" !" s
now boiling Smith, who rolled ou
through the partition, expecting
other quite cooked.
"You internal rascal why did
the plug in ?"
"Why I didn't agree to-" said
turbable joker; "why'n thunder
leave yours out?"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April -, 1851.
Maj, Robert anderson, lie Commanding ~
acer at tbH Sumter.
Ny Dear Sir,-I am directed by the Pres
ident of the United States 10 communicate 10
you, and through you 10 the officers and men
under your command at Fort Moultrie and
Sumter, the appreciation of the Government
of your and their judicious and gallant con-
duct there; and to tender 10 YOU and them
the thanks of the Government for the same
am, very respectfully,
SIMON CAMERON,
Secretary Of War.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

ions is confederation. Every M
icrminS millions of fonrpopnlation
that foundation. Oar lass: rights.
commerce, industry, safety. in Fact
.itizans Of Il great and free country
its sccn:i'y and perrct"iiy upon
aIiul-lrinril,'" Uf Federal Union.
.:,ur millions rf tie \ c:ican Ncn-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

THE THAMES OF THE GOVERNMENT TO Maj.
..lxDERsoN.-Th following is c ~ Of tic
letter OF the United States Secretary Of War
to Maj, Anderson:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

How Is THIS ?-We had bccu le'l 10 Infer,
from the Northern papers, that there WAS AN
abundance of everything whcrcwith to pro-
vide The volunteers who are Aocking to the
Federal Capital, but the following extract
from the Tribune tells different story
Speaking of the volunteers who were coming
in, itsays:
"Thrir leaders run from piiarto post, be-.
eing for arms here equipments there, ad
subsistence somewhere Else, referred from
this office to that committee, until their boots
ere aorn out, aud meantime the poor volun-
teers sleep as tbey may and eat what they
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

esa" TIE following advertisement arrrarr,;
lacly i'll all lri>!! newspaper: :" This is Ia
nn;;. Patrick O'Flaherry. win l.ic!y left hi,
mg ging, that il he does moi return s'"n ant!
pay for the s.n,c, he si,al bc advertised
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

Gssy" SuulImrllrrs are being badly treated
in the y, rlr and West, alnl invited t" Leave.
rht i. ri. = hey ll;,vc no hu in"ss Eeepia9
hal company. hc Southern States will soon
call al Of ;Irrir children hume 10 cnnsecratc.
4 need lie. their hrarh.turcs with their blood
and ,!.cr vii! all ccme. save here and there 4
ir.ilnr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

ss,v~ The New York Herald has subscribed
three ,l,ons,:.d iulIars towardsthc war which
Lincoln is now making upon the South. Ben.
nett has malic fortytimes that much o tOi the
SoulI,, AID now boasts of his mcanness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-05-15

Mrs. Maywood's gradual winni' ~ 81 80 70
child proved wise course. Aec', acc Sar now
the face, and low, kind voioeoi - .na
mother, she easily forgot her an parent ,1 anu
became happy aud contetea in heF ns"
home. NJ, York
It was dark winter night IN Ne" , a0, ~
CITY. The snow Law pied in heavy mass masses .Oa on
the pavements, and ne VIM ..a n.rlor o.
vhistled mournfully; but IN 'hs pa pai.U, oo,,ls II
Mrs, Mayuoods Aors thsre mas one 00Ap''
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
INPECTINE.
Tho Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention cure of Fever end 4gnc
and Billions Fevers. This wonderful remedy
was brought to the knowledge Of the present
proprietors by friend who has been a great
traveller in Persia and tho Holy Land
While going down the river Egphrates, be
experienced severe attack Of Fever and AgIe.
TN discovering his condition, one Of the Beat
men took from his person an Amulet, saying.
" Wear This and no Fever will touch yon. Al
though incrcdulous as TO its virtues he com.
piled and experienced immediate reNief. and
has since always found il an ctfectssal piotec
ton fr I'm all malarious complaints.
On further Investigation he foand that tbs
hoatmen attributed e It ntirach'oas powers, and
said that il could only be obtained from the
Priests Of the Sun. Sometime afterwards, the
gentleman in conversing with Prizes, obtain
ej from him the secret Of its preparation, and
ascertained where the medicinal herbs were
fcrnd, ofwhieh ii was cosapourded. The wond-
e, III virtues Of this article have induced full
lief in the minds Of the natives in the mirac
u Gus healing powers oftheir Priests.
Since his return to America, it has been
tried with thehappiest effect by several Ladies
and Gentlemen Of high character, who have
given il tho most II qualified praise. This
remedy having been II specific in Persia fol
hundreds Of years, for the prevention and cure
Of Fever ana Ague and Bilious Fever is nov
offered 10 the American people.
l, will be sent by nail, prepaid, with full
directions Cor use, on receipt Of enc dollar
Principal Depot and Mandatory, ISIS Main
St. Richmond Va. Branch Office. Dark Of
Commerce Building New York Address
WHISKY. JOHN WILCOX & co.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
w WASHINGTON, Nav |

WAsulNGrok, May IS.
Preparations indicate that the gov
eminent il getting ready for contest
1t IIarper's Ferry.
The Express dispatches say the Brit
ish minister has applied for permission
to ship certain productions, particularly
tobacco, from Virginia to England to
fukii' contracts, bat the government
politely declined.
Part Of the fleet has been ordered
home from shc coast of Africa.
Tho best feeling prevails between the
British minister aud our government.
WASHINGTON, May IL.
Messcngcr::by specialstr.ia from the
Relay House says Col. Jones scouts
were driven in by large force Of rebels
from Harper's Ferry. Gen. Butler sent
two regiments. from Annapolis to rein
force them.
Gen. Mansfield sent 1900 men with Z
body OF cavalry and artillery from there.
An attack expected tonight or tomorrow
Especial 70 the N. Y. Commsreisl.1
s4 WAsHrNGroN, May Is.
Evidence that cannot be contradicted,
10 proving to the Administration that
reasonable operations are going on
among the citizens Of Baltimore. Gov
eminent will take decisive measures to
execute it's authority in that city. The
Union men must be sustained, and Bal
timore must DO kept loyal to the gov.
eminent.
Ten companies Of the 9th regiment
Of cavalry, admirably mounted, are OK.
peoted to arrive here during the present
week.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
Famine Prices In the south, &c

New YORK, May 10.
Dispatches from Charleston say that
butter is selling 1t IS cts. per pound !;
no ham or bacon in market. Csttle
suffer for hay. It i said Southern
troops are better provided with knives,
dirks and revolyers than Northern
troops, and feel confident Of success.
Troops at Richmond have not been
paid. Flour is SIS . barrel, and pork
the same. Virginia and Carolina bonds
worth twenty cents on the dollar
The Baltimore Sun this morning
connsels the State to remain loyal.
The Worlds dispatch says:
The main blockadiny force will be
stationed in the Gulf, another portion
off Georgia, and third off Virginia
and the Carolnas.
Col Fauntleroy has resigned.
The Ohio troops are ordered to
point en- the Ohio river at Wheeling
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
COOK, STolE & CO, J
Agents FOR Ncrth-Western si;. IS.
TRUSTEES SALE.
| am res. cctif,illy yonr oft servant.
Lieut.. VIM L. MACkl J.

Whereas on the 18th day of Apil. s. n.
1850, Christian Badly, and Navy iaidv, hl1
wife. executed unto William Il. Stifels AZ
Trustee a eertain deed Of Trust sorry, yin9 uii-
10 the said lillian IL. Stiyers as tuslee, the
land i'll Tanla county, Iowa, described IS toll
lows, to-wit.s Commencing ut tie South east
Germ .r Of the northwest quarter Of section six
in Township eighty three, north Of Range III
teen west running thence North Oh tie East
line Of said quarter section fifty three aud
cue third rods, thence west ,hirty rods thence
south ifty-tlaree AMI one-thii,l rods, thence
east thirty rods to he place Of beginning,
containing ten acres. Also, the northeast
quarter of the south west quarter and the
south haif of the north west quarter of tho
south east quarter Of section twenty (aO) ~
township eighty four, north Of Range fifteen
west; al in lana county, Iowa; which said
conveyance was made by the said Christian
Badly and Mary Badly for the purpose Of se-
curing the payment Of y certain piomissory
note sicned by the said CAris,iaa Badly dr.
ted April 18th, A. D. 1850, for two hundred
dollars (Sauol+ payable one yeas from date to
James Clark or order, with interest ~ ten Per
cent. Said deed of trust is recorded in Book
C. Of mort cages at pages 20 ~ and ~, OF Ia
ma county, Iowa, to which reference is made.
Ind now said promissory note having become
due and payable. ART the said Christian Bal
Iy having failed and refused to pay the SAND
or any part thereof and the whole thereof re-
naming dues unpaid. |, VIM II. Stiveis, t:us-
tree as aforesaid DO hereby give this public
notice that by virtue Of the power in me vest
eel by .a:d deed Of trust, will on Saturday,
the twenty-nnth day Of June, 1861, Mt he
front door Of the tourl House, IN the Town Of
Toledo, in rhe county OF Tama. ard State Of
Iowa, At the hour Of ten o'clock, in the fore
noon OF that day, expose and Offer fsr sale and
sell At public ION, 70 che highest bidder
tfle partcls Of Land above described, or 20
i.mnch the .eot as shall be necessary to satisfy
aud pay the amount OF said note with the n
ieresf tAereontt the da7 Of sale together with
all the costs and expenses attending said
safe.
William H. Stisers, Trustee.
Dated 9TH day Of May, A. y. ledl.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16

tomorrow. lie has visited South Caro-
lima, Georgia, Virginia, Tennessee and
Kentucky. lie reports $4,000 troops
within radius Of fifty miles from Rich.
mond. There were about Is 900 troops
in Tennessee and Kentucky whose sup
posed destination was Cairo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
Pennsylvania I.eglslature.
HARRISBURG. Nav o

The House has unanimously passed
tho bin creating > IS, ooo,o 900 loan, and
also bill raising fifteen regiments be-
You'd both acquisitions of the Federal
Government, making total Of fifty
regiments. Ninety two members ofthe
House out Of hundred were present.
An act for the immediate relief Of the
volunteers now in service, passed both
Houses to-day and was signed by the
Governor.
The gentleman sent from This State
telearaphs that he will be in Harrisburg
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
Tight Stitch sewing Machines.

Tte Laa1. Jct$ttr 4 Co. factmrs arc !.
of the most sui stantial make aud elegant
finish are strong, reliable Simple IN cont
strnctien easily operated ~ noSlce,ana :.
with ordinary care will run .t.4 gtngS witt :
out the annoying expense Of repairing NJ Z.
ways incurred on the cheaper less reltaofs =
and more complicated machines. (
There Is no instrument IN s-e lsr ssss-
ing capable Of doing a grcrter variety " {:
work than these machines. with the ,t'e- 9
brated WHEEL FEED they viii handle tue :
finest muslin, the heaviest hrdadsiotl' of y
will work in the ,hiekest Leather uscd ~ :
shocmakers, or carriage trimmars. They {.
will also run over seams and gathers With
the same facility as over plain work. Lie !
stitch III lac bg them il trofa TWO fittEAas. =
snl is the most approved and Desirable IN =
use: is ALIKE OK BOTH sings or thE fAbRle :,
leaving no ridge on the under SHE 70 war
ont and loosen the work decided iatlf
with all loop o, chain stitch mncA'nes
The needles are not curved and laolc 4
to break, but are straight and have rer- ;.
pendicular motion, which is absolutely 81
necessary 10 adapt tic mael.irc 70 al
sorts of work. they Will bind wish 4
binder and hem with hemmer; will st'tca :
fell and gathcr; are fully licensed under q
HOWE SIX TIN IEDpAIhsI, ana arc
free from al heterogeneous. During seen y
Yeas of u.s. they have won the cnslaeie
reputation OF being nc best taH,.H go II
maaty achrtug 5adrh.aeS u 1c cen.tfg. We
have numerous testimonials; read y short r
and comprehensive one from the
Navy Office, Washington, Aug. i. 800 6
Gentlemen Sewing Machine Of !
de,'ed from 70, is safely ~ has q, and Afs. =
u. Is full ! satisfied with it. Asaa eTiaenee E
Of its simplicity, Without direct~ons or & :.
plantations size commenced working or i -
after a very short trial. and has not cNFa -
enced The east difficulty in its operation. 8"
| cheerfulv give youmy testimonial lnlts .
favor. IA
am res cctifully your oft servant II
Liant Mra r. NACRA.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
church Directory.
oil fll-;1i 10
~ I-Ty


NJ. E. Charch
Rer. r. Srraringca, Trstor
Services will be held at their Church on
Sabbath the 18th day Of November next q,
Iva clock A. NJ, also every Sabbath evening
and every alternate Sabbath thereafter al the
same hours.
Of tho day, until further notice.
Prayer Meetings every Thursday evening
Mt the church. commencing at early candis-
light.
Congregational Church
Rec g. a. Woedscord Px4tor
Services will be held At their Church every
Sabbath excepting the 10th Of Dec and
every third sabbath thereafter-at l04 o clock
A. r., and 2 o'clock P. u.
Prayer Meetings at tho Church, We'd
nssday evenings at carly eaud!elght.
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. LMther Dodd Pastor.
Services will be held At The NJ. r. Church
on Sabbath the 29th Of July at 100 o'clock A.
NJ. and every alternate Sabbath thereafter at
the same hour uutil further notice.
Afternoon service ct 1 o'clock on tho lath
Or August and monthly thereafter.
Prayer meetings At the School house Fri
day evenings At early candlelighl.
Baptist Chursh.
Rer. q. @. Ed.rards Pastor.
Services will DO held at the Court room
Sabbath July 10th at l03 o'clock a. NJ. and
every alternate Sabbath, 1t the Same hour I'M
til further notice.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
AN ACT OF GRATITUDE

10000 COPIES OF MEDICAL Book FOR GRA-
rUlrous CrRcuLATIoN--by sufferer. who has
been etfectually cured Of nervous debility,
loss Of memory, and dimness Of sight, result
ing from early errors, by following the in
structions given in q medical work, considers
il his duty, in gratitude TO tho author, and for
the benefit Of Consumptivc and Nervous cut
ferers, to publish the means used. lie will
therefore, send froe to any address, on re-
ceipt Of two stamps, a copy Of the work. cosn
tanning every information required. address.
$40, Box 20, Albany, N. Y. n25m3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16
Notwi.hNan diny thi. p-ogcs

-. Notwithstanding ,hi. progcs.
size age, Doctors, rs of old, do still dis
agree \ compile in our town tho other
day could neit!lsr agree to fight nor
hold still. Blucbeard, Cock Robin. or
some other ancient family author con-
tains the impressive and important in
terrogatory Of certain matronly lady:
Law, sus! who shall decide when doc
tors disagree: We answer, even il
this generation, the Justie.e we suppose
Remember, Doctors, Don't strike
sick child
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16

80. The Toledo FIGURING Mill, will
hereafter grind corn for the one sixth
part. More pork can be made from the
meal Of a bushcl of corn after paving
the miller at this rate, than from bush
81 of corn in the ear. Remember this
farmers and profit by it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-05-16

The Ionic Lodge, 1. o. of q. r. meets every
Friday evening, At 81 O'Clock, in the Basement
Of the Congregational Church.
Knight Dexter W. s.
&c Miller " NJ