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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02

MefafsL re Pa.
H
g be ftc
re- w
iyeFey Eins Geese
Stable
lae
humsu disease
VEGETABLE LIFE ass
Are kraWa o. iafs
DgsPpfg ~ ths.runEhivcnr
oud steufeh-l ara ocatiuEaGu
iiistead % ihe sale aeth Nm Ffa
peei5e hear barr h~erac1e asu
AnNieiT LfrGoor EHI Mrta-s
erai - mpt ms "a p1sreGsta.
conseaucnce 10 ia
Cosffu sea By c.eausinz tte
tcsfiues with q salN eut Drecaa
au Fielent HurEes leave rhs bues
DAYS
FeucTs. % aUtiuds. By resfa-
Tar ciFculalleui tnroush TIE prsss.
such cases. amt The thorough asIri
0~bsfruefieu On others
The Iife Mciirsbes have been Ann
dtm permsneuiiy be- .hree ueeks - "a
that time - removing ucafiud
Gle sud figaments from ne tiuf.
Dr0psies 1fall ktmls b. fresi,-
tht kiaheys and bladder they spssrs
~ on these important orrans ana 49,
found . certain remedy far ne -.
Also WGFmg hy disiudEiug frn
euWeis The sitmy matter u which a.
here.
ScuTvy Ulcers and T~Hpeferaff S-
purity which these Life Menbino r,e.l =
ard al b hUmurs.
Scofbatic Erupti0ns and bad cuu.i
terEanve enocis upon the auids - - q
the morbid state % which occasbus
plants, salloWi elou1y, and0ther isar
Ions,
The use Of these pills for aver sh-rs
al e~ntirecure % salt Rheum 40
ment to the ciearness o. the stir -
~InhaenEa viii always Be curcdby 80
The Eersl eases.
PILES.-rhe original propriet,r a.
wascured % ptles o. ~thirty-dve yesrs
use 20 the Life Medicines alone
Fever . Aguf -Fur this slrrr-s
Country these Meiidnes vail be funrf
and certain remedy. Other merh4na
subjectto areturn % he disease- enrs
eines j. permanert-gTy them. be sati.a.
Bilious FeRers and Liver Complaint
bilty. loss Of appetite, and Disease a
Medicines have been used with The -
suits IN cases % this desCTiptiau. KiauF
ula In its worst forms, yields o. he 49, =.
fui scii0n0 % these remarkable Medidsss
Nervous debility. Nervous Complatnbof,rt
pitation Of the heart, PainteF's Cole. AZ
ed.
Merruriai Diteases Persons uhsss
have become impaired By the iBindiciars -
viii end these Medicines e perfec1 curs
fail % eradicate from the system aItfa
Mercury. inauitely saoner than the mas
arstions o. S~arsaparilla grr
July S 1850 "
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
As Mower.

The machine Of 1851 will be found fsry
70 my test that IL may be submittsftA Ths
indentation u the Sickle, its lightp,u AL
nation with the beam and fingers. alloHs IN .l
Of motion not practicable IN other maebi6s
enablingu s 10 o good uOrk, With q slgH ,ul
en- even. working we'll. Our
Improved Guard aud Patent CsHg
eaectually prevents choking. no matter Eh
condition Of the grass, while our new divides
separates badly lodged and tangled slgTsr 80
where other machines fail.
There is also q great advantages In cor la1
sickle edge over the smooth. as 10 DIES nGi ~
sharpening 20 often, thus saving time. Ours.
will frequently run through an entire baref =
cut once grinding, while the smooth edg nls'
ground once each day, II nos ofteaer VIII 80
edge The draught i~ncrerses ~ ihe knife bes1i
Our draught Is uniform. and In repeated ira
ring the seasSn % 1850. proved far lighter ha'-
gle Mowers, cattiug at the SHINE time ifum isr'
eighteen inches wider
DOR Mower can be used uifh'or Eiihnui ~ :
fhtsis important. and Eithoat th5 rel. Hsis
about $40 pounds.
In addition b The yers Hb.rli WirrInt~ tr-
an P~ershasers. We Uauld say' 90 brr-- fr ',
ners Eho may desir. 10. are a. .Hbs- 80
mnehine through The harvest. - aly
keep. and pay f"F the uue prsttrr.l
Pamphlets with fell d.a-upfu r im p
testim"niair a.. EN- 81 htI By -.tIrnfrr
THEODORE HILL. 4geEL
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
~aCreveling' Grape Vines

Orsers for Vines Of this really ddieaous 0ad early
GroDs-sceompanied By Cash-Wm receive prompt
attention
Good one year Vines, SOC each, - per dozen.
90 t~o year Vines, Sly00each. 81 per dozen.
p. NJ. GOODWIN 4 BRO,
va,s Kingston, LuEerne Co, Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
SIMPLICITY, ANDl
RABILffY

work. with eeoHo"y of P0wer. gVo &c The Fhf.
over all oh ers.
The e~ompseting Che frame, ihus serudEgis
perfect balance b. the machine the pa.IhaH
raker. iE the rear Il The driver, thus 5ras
weight where il should be. and relieving as d.
er wi's of the machine; The decTras,d sdsh
slight indontatiOn Of the sickle. the Cbtf e.
nd ether Improvements adfrd have mntrrat
sened the direct dmught, aBd 20 obyiltul O.
dmnght that many aEsuro be that il does D,
vxist. The driught of the Reaper il nl
in numerous instances the large f0ur-hong al
Is worked with but two horses
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
FRUlT q ORNAMENTAL TREES
BRANCH NURSERY

oa&tNl faeNa Ea"t VI AAAG AMN0ALa
CLERdONT COUNTY. OHIO
100000 APPLE TRIES 5 TO Z FEET HIGH.
LezdiBg artsa 5000 pm. regularly assorted
20 the trade elected. $40 20 pr hundred retail.
Peache-. $500 per hundrd. retail
Ilnms. 90 cents each. retail.
CheHics p cents each retail.
Quincrs. p cents carh. retail,
Go0sebeTie-. y cent Per d0z. Houghton SeedIg
Par trees, 90 ,ents rach. SIuiari.
Pear tree. 80 cents each DEnrr.
Hlsei berries. Sl.00 per dozen. LaHtOn.
StaHberries. - Uer VI.
Rhubarb. $1,000 per hundved Linneus.
The above uBmed trees are nuE growing uTon oar
oWn grounds. AMI NC consider them very fne. The
prpTFietur's attention has been given FOR the lat
fifteen year almost entirely b the propagation q
Nurseries. the culuvating and m1rksting u Fruits /.
and duTing this time have made it a business 20
collect from the most correct sources varieties sspc-
eialled adapted 10 this climate.
All orders. accompanied By cash. attended 10
promptly: ami, IL Beoessay delivered in Cincinnati.
and forwarded free o. cot. exeept moderate charges
when orders are boxed OF baled. Address.
w. C. DOLE,
OliUs Branch, CIsrmont CO., o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
twenty-five Ttm aid Sold r
last six years.
IN Arcruge Of 0cs Ire1 rirh a. A
iaersassd from 1900 "a -lh tga d

A a Reaper. the '.llrtsrusrk" bs b-
the : american public Tor the brit twss'y "a,
during that time has gained q rrputt,bs =
" World Vide" Notwithstanding he ys-.
crea.ing competition. nnd the hfstof a1-
gagged IN the development ~ ksapng Nrta.
'McGormiek" leAls the van ur nskn ,
prrior Of Oh n the march lor Prs,iu.
mruts.
The re-Irssenat,ons made b. .'b-- ui.
that The Mrlarfmics sas nee a.,I 4
bat i now asfi7aafed. b. IMPLY rlicul.u
crrasing drmnnd viii prove. g. ..ins'-
msnt in the WORLD. msniTs flr.. n
these implements. Huj nome eI.r-
time nc talent IN raiillIs .mpntyrn 4.
Many changes have been Ficr-I- a
season, and f,f 1851, ihe -N.t.-m-a
greater Attractions ih3u ever bliar. At4s
10
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
uubbard SQUASH Seeds.

limited supply OF seed OF this celebrated vaIle.y
AZ souash AZ 50 cents per 100 seeds BY mall tree 7. PosU
-" III. A. TERRY,
49,. resf R--venI CIeseentCity, lewG
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
Oregon Nursery.


W. beg 20 call the attention Of the public TO the Flo
raj department Of our Establishment, which we now
have ia full and successfhl operation. Our stock Of
Greenhouse, bedding and FlOwering Plants, Shrubs
hc.. consisting In part Of Gersneums, Verbehas. Dab
las, PeIozes. Peonies, HeliotrOpes. &c, we offer for
sale the coming Spring as lower prices than usual, there
BY placing them within the reach Of all. Met Of these
b ants flower alt Summer, and for size, color, form. and
fragrance Of flower cannot be excelled.
Having the advantage OF a FIRST class prOpagating
house and its appendices, which affords us facilities for
Increasing our stock % meetany demand. parties sho'd
have no fears OF getting what they want by handing In
their orders early.
We attend TO the Propagsting Department ourselves,
and warrant every article purchased Of rs 10 be good,
strong, healthy. we'll rooted plants, and true 70 name,
Our descriptive and priced catalogues will he out in
Ap-fl, AMI will be forwarded by mail TO all applicants
IA. VANARSDALE, & co, st. Joseph Agricultural
House, and r.. W. FUHNAS, Farmer ONCE, BTOwnvilIe,
n. T.. are our authorized Agents. All orders left with
them will receive prompt attention.
r. BURCUES & co.
P. S. Having forcing pits specially for the purpose,
we will have SWEET A plants for sale by the
million, at reduced prices. Z. II. B. X Co.
Oregon, Mo. Feb. 1861 Feb 1861
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-02
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
STEAM FERRY BOAT
AZ
BrOBWiIle, =e Nebraska.
TO tho.sln 81 9 ssaisnpl.iIBg 90 .

To thogsin the States contemplating going 70
the Sebmsta and Kansas
GOLD rs,
The undsrsigDod desire tsrss and - - ayisg will
not practice dseePtiOnithpt here are Advantages
20 be Eecurediu
Crossing the Missouri river a. Brownvllle,
and ou.aTtine at, and atartirg from that point, not
h Be- faand az any othsrFlnes on The Missouri Ri
yer. IL the frst place, en- both sidesof The HVer
are large extentaOf bottom lands in which grass
makes much eariiarstara Than on The uIlands, and
is much more abundant, being ine1haustlble the
entire reason. Here, then, IS desirable place 20
recruit stock beforestaTiing on the Plains. Stock
can also Be purchased here On VeTy f~aVOrnble terms
The Br5Wnville Steam Ferry boat, being the best
on the River, offers peeuliarinduceneuts Tor cross
ing az this point. Itislarge and cOmmOdious: with
powerful machinery. which enables the prOpTiet0rs
10 ferry emigrantfand otherSin the most sxPedi-
FOr OI1taftdnE
We undertake 30 cay that che OusIness men Of
BrOWnviile areas well prepared % serve those wish
Ing supplies, with a superior quality and on a. fay
orable termfas can be found elsewhere. Everything
Desirable can be purchased in BroWnyille, such A.
Provisions, clothing, Mining lmple-
mentS, Sc, sc
The Route from BF0WnViIle 20 the Mines Is uni
VERBALLY admitted BY those who haVetraTeled il and
others,to be superior In every respect. BroWnville
is about midway between So. 10. and Omaha. As
10 distance, an examination Of the map ! sail that
Is necessary 70 prove 20 any one that 81 Is nearer
from here 20 the mines than from any other point
on the Missouri. On this route wood and water
abound the entire distance. while on many Others.
wood haste be hsuled for many days.
The foregoing facts are fully and satisfactOrilyes-
tablished BY the immense travel Of last year, and
those who adopt IL the present season will have no
cause tOregret having done 20. Therefore
Cross the Missouri River al and start
from Brownville.
JOHN CODDINGTON d CO.,
PrOprietors Steam Ferry Boat.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
The Effects OF cur Warren Eng.
land

Correspondence Of Tie New York Times.
Every where have been met with
bitter complaints Of The state Of the
country. Industry is >aii to BE coming
TO Il stand still The factories Of S!let
field are no longer n support, bt,t II
:rt lght to the country. The looms q.
Manchester furnish already ouly i
mcagre suppost 10 the swaftfs oi' tieis.
depend ats, and are lic'v. before lone,
to furnish none at Ill The cry Il
famine has already made it>aif heard il,
Irelana, and is echoed mt Paris. Peonia
do not dare 70 estimate the number Of
laborers who viii, within three months.
be thrown wholly on; Of employment:
Tor there il hardly branch Of industry
that has not suffered. and ,lnr i hardly
person in the three kingdoms VIII, il
not seeking to retrench his expenses rs
mach ~ lie can.
IAns sort Of nix has met II, every
where aaa IN "ll sorts q. tares. o..
'n'ng Is very certian TO my mind. that
1heGnglish people ar, now ia condition
"hen they care very little which party
beats IN America, 50 ioA as one or fh..
other dees, and that soon. II ve r,in
decisive advantage. We shalt NV.
them I'll with rs; If the South ec, ,,,e
upper hand, We shall have them ri,
~ against Us. Their one idea is.to 10.
inc war over, and industry returning Il
It's old channels.
- tais growing sentiment is 10 ..
aserI'ea their present very qnite A.
'nnie' since nothing as yet shows with
ahy certainty which way the scals. will
,n''''h', The are trimming desperately.
Even the Times is doubling.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
LARGE. Ass1Fss.a.

Il IL not generally known, says the
New York Stunts ZsctSny, thai there is
now concentrated on the shores Of The
Potomac a larges body Of troops than
has ever been conrrcyalec, in modern
times except in the battle OF Loipsic.
Neither GnStavus Adoiphus, nor Fred
crick, the Great wellington nor Louis
Napoleon had ever under his immediate
command anything like the number
which is now under the command OF
Gen. Mcclellan. Frederick the Great
never led into the field more 'han 20.
600 men ut time, bat Ill his great
battles were fought and won with bodies
OF troops ranging between $4,000 and
10000. Napoleon, at Al~terlitz, van
q ishcd with 10000 men the united
Russian and Austrian armies. counting
about 100000 men. \, Jcia aud
Auerstaat there were abont 10000
men under the command of tho
Emperor of the French g'la b til Of
Wargram was fonn'.t with 40 go mon
against the Aus'r'auS, and il the equally
celebrated battle Al Bnro,.uo abon,
10000 Frcncnmen were opposed IL
the Russians. The decisive battle It
Waterloo, was fought with only e0.cNa
Frenchren against Wellington, with
$4,000. Bat The battl, of La;pSicsct IN
motion q gigantic army Of To. 90 men
Napoleon having uny,er his command
about 10000, and the united forces Of
OF Russia, Austria and Prussia, at,ou.
10000. Tins was the only battle 1T
Napo!aen's wars, ii whici, the number
OF soldiers confronting each other. was
greater then the Americana armies Oh
the PntoElac 1T this moment. Gen
McC leiian has under his command 81
least 2oo 900 men,anl Beasregar.l. no
less than 10, o,nnrhaps more Attho
great battle 81 salteljno, tie Trcngl
and Italians had 10000 men arains;
10000 .AHStrlans; and At the siege Il
sovas'opol the Allies never had more
than $4,000 against ,25.ooO Russians.
Il wi! appear from this comparison
that the armies w.i.h are centrun,iae.
each Other On the Potomac were *
eecaed in numbers only by those vast
armies which, on The plains Of T.ripsle.
decided tie fate Of Europe.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
bshftsa IlSsta.l.
Bcneroient Institution es,1LIsbeI Lu s,ec

Brnerofen Institution es,ahisshe1 IN s,,ec,ai En-.
"o"fs.sf: jar the Rei"y u tie Sci md dis
IT - lR'rted uah Trulent and Er,dem,c
Dessass< and e7,eetoiiy for the Cure Of Disea-
ses u he >eru0i 0rgans
NE'''' ~ ADVICE given gratis, by the
Ac'ing surgeon. 10 all who apply By letter
with Iescri ption OF their condition. ,aee. &C.
cnPa'i"h habits Of i:fc. &e.,) and in cases ii
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished tree Of
charge
Valuable Reports on *pernaforrlna and
other Diseases Of the Sexuai Organs. and on
the NEW kENEl,lES employed III the Djspen-
sary sent 10 the afflicted in sealed letter en-
velopes, free OF charge. Two or three Stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Add'fss DR.. J. skiuiu Hougitnn, Acting
Surgeon, Ho"ar d Association, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ey order Of
the Directors. Ezra b hARTwELL. n39ly,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
Fcr Europe.
ALBASY, N

ALBAsy, Nov. 4.
Iharlow Weed and Archbishop
hnghes are about starting for Europe,
probably b. the Africa 81 Wednesday.
u e"deavar tocoanteract he operations
Of the Southern commissioners and IL
prevent tie recognition Of the s;ou,bor,
Soniederacy BY France and England.
IT IS understood tuat Gen. Scott aoes
on. in the same steamer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14

New BANK Branch Of The State
bank OF Iowa will go into operation ut
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on OF ahon, the
goth inst. S. c. Beaver, Presiaen, !;
Mr. iiamlln, formerly in the Western
FIRE and Marin" hsrreuce COMPANY
OF this city, Cashier It II all institution
Tong needed by the business men of
'hatthrlsing city Chicago Journal.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
DR.. IA CROtX'S
RtVA1l NilIlS aEyR.I AlSE
ON TIL.
Ph! SlOiOgical View Of Mar
rinSc.


fuce only TWENTY-FIVE ctN1s. Sent free o
postage to all parts of he Union On the in
hrm'ues "' youth and maturity, disclosing
the secret telies o. bot sexes of all aycs
CHASING debility nets.nsncss, depression o
srtrns, pn,rit,tion 81 lie heart, ~ntctla, IN
agihin"&, rNet''at, mos einat,oas tnashiu.s
d.tcstlFe mcnU ndists Htss5f n
wtih con,sSsiuH NJ I.ar,. E,4,d
ny @ean2' No. DC .>t~,h al aa8 mana
m"tHt'i 5a ..s &u 8ts ats uE.. ~ut.
Ia The Inarrl,u aila thtst= conc. .aIsIfac NOV.
riase, She entcrrnn seery, q. .its Of heir
Ply >ca conditions auu 30 81, e cnnscioas Ut
having i'azarde, the health, happiness, aud
privileges 10 which evc,. human being is en-
titled.
Young MEN who are ,rouhleL with weak
ness generally caused hy bad habit, nyouth
the effects u witch are dizziness, pains for
ge''nlncss sometimes Il ringing Of The ears
weak eyes. loss "t memory, with melancholy
may be cured by the author's NEH PARIS
AND LONDON Urea rMENT.
We have. fot the greater part OF the past
year. devoted our time in VISITING THE
EUROPEAN HOSPITALS awaiting ourselves
Of the knowledge and researches Of the most
slilled Ply sicans and Sun geons in Europe
All. on the continent. Those who place them
selves under our cn,c will now have The ,nll
RE- r3hlE which We ate enabled to intro
,lure .n'o ona practice aud tie public ma,
les' ss,acd q Tie ~aua zeal aasiia5fY 81
~, rrA at'tiui"r heane r4ti ILL thsit
2t ~, Nhieh 3t4e c4ss4Ht .l5e{tf9at i>t,,f
us tatoiate .! !'fN~ta5an iu 3Hts tits't rs
ttf tsi.yaf 81 i5a.ess saal erte 80. a5
ti6s.8 as@sf P.t,- laate hp ~isr
a.. at 10 !, II ~ rn
a "a ID >es ana ne 81
q y. sgf 5es IS ares * ,,.,i' ,ay h.s5. results
WI. ba@ aal H. l.4iaaal Eemale We
rio'ilral II ihr II, 1 rrccIu'ian reerssa-
- !" h. Observed u rlie. should nc. take
them i they h.,v. r,ason % h"lir.c thea are IN
be onnd am the wrapper upansinc each
hos, though always sate and healthy, 80 gen
tie yet active are they
Price 81 per box They can be mailed "a any
pari q. he United States.
ia Tlli. IND f. Who need confi. afaj
medical adviser with regard to ~. 4 hose
interesting complaints to which t;i.ii oel.,ntr
organizations render. hem iiah{e. a,c lnliic
ulaiiy invited IL crnSu:l II
.lrr "ELrsaa G,ivASlc peo.f,pipis FOR
maerie laie whose health VI ( .5et admit. M
VIZ huvc ~ '.sic a ifte,."sc 'ia5 aii.e,
nas y" nhfairrd .o.s I, perfectly
sate ADD las beer clseH-5}ev sse., jt ~
the as' ci.si Nral- r,4rt te}iecs. ]. si.l
s.ys tif"'iat%e Tally fna III IL aasp=
ing tiii H night. "tsa @s .Q.s,4s. tfaH fs.4
- H.
Medicine ~i,h g,t 55.set,ou> IT, II ail,
part of The sal,rd &tatt- on 4n;,ia- by
patients Communicating thett symptoms ny
letter Business certr,I oI.dance ~':ictl,
confidential
Es3s nr l. ) ufice ; a,it socatei Il. c-,nb
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
SEWING MACHINES IN II
WORLD
IMPORTANT FACTS

fAtf No. l.-This Company being duly IL
ccnced. thci. Machines are protected
against arrangements or litigation
ae' no These machines make the lock-
st'tch-allke on both sde-and use lii.
NC less than half as much thread and silk
!, a. ne chain Or loop stitch machines.
rac' no. 3-Thcse Machines are better ada pted
t"ah any other sewing machines in market
10 ne frequent changes and almost endless
Sar,fy Observing required in a family. They
VIII sew from one TO twenty thicknesses oi
Na'selles without stopping and make every
st'tch perfect. The, will even sew from IN.
nhesf ganze to the heaviest clGth, andeven
s'"'!' hard leather without changing the ieed
nerl"e 81 tension, OF making any adjustment
~ machine whatever. IL NOT such IL machine
best adopted TO family use? and If REST nj.
aF'ed to family use why not for every yarie
" OF lght sewing manufacture ? For work
- heavy To- cur Family machine. We reco-
nten'' ON Ii ne sizes
Fa't These machines make tie mos,
eEtsi'c seats q amy -nw,r@ machines IN use
a'ft YES srea' mpeftance in sewing elastic
.una~. 4 son.'s q -al h,nd IN \ HAS.
Fnrt N4 a--No machine i more durable or.
moro simple j., ~ construction o. more c,si
~ understood. The fprutafitn Of thes,
Machines wherever used will fully demon
sii9te each Of III" above r,c,s
NAi'i No i These Machines took no Eiches.
PREMIUM n the Franklin Institute rh,la-
drlgha.
7 NJ. - These Nachncs took the High
est Premium 1T the New Jersey Stat
fair
Lnt'i No S.--TIcsc Machines took The Uirh
CT moin}"' the American insfitntc, in he
ti,E Of New Scrf. together with the High
est fifmfnm Ton ,.5t. sav ing nat!.,.c work
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14


~ anericnt and Sto2achic rrcrarot:ou 81
! IRON purified Of ,xvgeo and Carlo. by com
! huSjlon IN hydrogen Sanctioned nv tho
i highest Nedical Authorities both ! rnron,
and the United States, md pre- scrihea IN their
| practice.
| The experiences Of thousands daily moves
! that no preparation of Iron can be orrareJ
with it. Impurities of the hlaa. dcnrcs sn.
| Of vital energy. pale and ohct wise sirl1y
/ compilations indicate its necessity j., limos,
eve' y conceivable ease
| tnnoyious in nj malndes in which i has
'ean trei, I has proved absolutely .urnfi,,
in each If the following corp,aints viz.
M peiHity Nerrons 4 u, ,,;a..s ~,
.;,,,;l, fD,sn,,.:, N.
49,, 'P,''"' 'z.''
- f"'.i'e" ""S"9.P5f9"
X 3t'"s i"""fcNfa"S san hhef2n.
~ DEMONSTRATION Whites. tb1orrS,s Itrer
complaints. rbr0pic Uey}t,rLnx P5eu
,p,,ji<o 1yorn,,lta,, E
a., r., e. "P'' ="
az f"ct, &c
- t"ses OF 'tNFRN DEBILITY whether The
.S''.i' IL "tuIe aisease OF q the coni'hned
'''Ah,'f'"a q nervous and muscular enere;
- V"i','' eo'hPiaih's' on- TRIAL OF this re-
w. ~ Fr"Ne' Shcf'sSlnl 10 an extent
"i.{l ~ 'Sc''F'5oh nor written affFsfaflah
'.#'Sz' 49, 't't3f'- ~ ~ Z, '1't-
! r'a'ea - 70 nave become forgotten IN their
! CIV: ht'snHo'honds nave suddenly re- rpe1r-
| co ~ ire ,hSy "ofei as u lust re'nrned from
pro,''efe' ,raFei IN = distant lard. Some
~ $500. instances ~ 'h's Rlha are a'fesfei
Z. '1.'.''z e'h'ti''ed s'c'fNis - ap-
lh'.H' htt'f'Sms. s"n@n'"fni's eshH"st1sn.
Ni''iN"i -" istS, "Hd fhaf eelnr''caiteh 81
'h'. y, e INVERSION ar hh8 -
''f Nh''h me fhfslc'an IN Y" NAME.
=" 80 - .'i"ri''"s % ~ N1n';S. ana ~
faas"na famltar p msajca 800, he aTcsa-
~, ~ ti5s ''Fpaf'ft"n e, zen nns' nee..
'''N' ~ u''i'Ne tte "'' Notes
'"S'' t'f1c. "'ih""t heihE eNtfiiAg
'",' oN'f''' l''Ef ah' cent fee"'hi4r - CT
Wy wen ~ 'As iAosf OPS 'nate cases "f cos
'.N''t>s !.''o"' ever heiAE easir'c IlWsa-
- % t,atir''ne alsigfeeahie sensation
- ''e 'ai'er property, among "'E"fs
"h'V' ai'Nes y - fsmafRahlN .f"c'na' md
permanent q reMes.i Tor l'tfs upon which
t.s: II n'8,s I" 'S"t' nislhct ana epeetnc
'"e 'oeti 'e3aeheN which
- ~ ,ie''
Z 'hil.''n'rahis ~ a'a - cah-
~ - ',''-e ~. oe''" rus
~, IN" n'"s' ha"''"hi cases
-: -, - ',,aF"' assurances
1881 : ~ ~ ','""''''.a. s.eh "hsh ~.
. e"''hfih,''' sh''s'h,'as
sn. hiitsha,t ne rHe''s nave
'"" "s','t>h ny.
80 P'i"e' u.s. ., ~ ah" >''easfh
.,.;. ','p.f't ''hSnhi ~.
, s,..:,. ~ - ~ hia''A y fleh's
"., .'.,a,e.,".' :" sssN''i very gratifying
IN Se,a,,,,ons Tnher.,,Ins;. ,,.s .,;a,
iron has had far n, re than he r,ol efec, Il
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14
SIZE III, nIENrE.S !,

ECGNpNft UiSPI rem
Li,s..A srl,u u. TlNt SAVES NINE Esq
~ accidents viii iiapi"r even IL vel .
u'stcd t;ar5iics. il i very t,cs.ahc to hav.
sanc ehe,i hltd Convenient WY Tor iepai:li.,
Farntnfe TOYS Eiorke,v. Ne
SPAipi\; \ PREPARED GLUE
meets AZ s,sch emergencies. and household
ean afford 10 be without II; L is always
ready aui AZ I, lie s#iesiaC poinf.
II >..FtI. ~ ~ E.nY HOUSE
y u \ Erush tecsmpan;e4 each Estt...
ice, cents
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-14

We were considerably amused bv an
account that We lately saw ola remark
able duel. There were six men apon
the ground and six misses