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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
NUMBER 244.

arising out of the conduct of the war, in
Guiding the problems of finance, subsist-
ence, enlistment, and the sanitary condi.
ton OF the troops; in solving all of which
ne was forced by his position actively to
participate, be may we'll be congratulated
upon the result of his administration IN to
thepresent time. AT this moment President
Lincoln is the centre of public confidence
In all the loyal States of the Union. His
own party accepts his policy as the only
road to honorable aud permanent ascend
ancy; the people of the Border Slave
States bail him as their good friend, and
his programme OF compensated emancipa-
ton with involuntary colonization, is ra-
pidly growing into favor in Kentucky,
Western Virginia, Missouri, Mdrylaud, and
Tennessee. The loyal Democrats, the fol-
lowers of Douglas in $50, and the olsen
chanted men who now see that the Breck
inridge flag was but the symbol of trea-
son, everywhere applaud the Chief Magis-
trate who has done his best in the midst
of the worst trials that have ever over
taken great nation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
New Light on the Campaign.

The British cockneys will not suffer
much by DR.. Russell's return home, for
Manhattan, the New York correspondent
ofthe London Herald, will keep them post
ed, and he is only n degree more ridiculous
than Russell. Here IS specimen of the
information he sends abroad:
ga friend of mine who saw Mr. Lincoln
on the I'd, says that he is in great anxiety
too, and openly declares that the country
must go it blind now, that the deal is made
so far as the army is concerned. That if
our few cards are trumps, all will be well;
which means that battles are to be fought
aud that he will allow General Mcclellan
and Others to fight them. That il McClel-
lHn turns ont trumps, well and good, if not,
then the rebels will lick US. No sane man
likes the looks of things. People are
scared. There is not the slightest faith in
General Mcclellan, but the President will
not remove him. He says be will give him
a chnnce, and If it is Bull Run agaia he
will then appoint new General, or take
the command in person. have great faith
in the extraordinary good sense of the Pre-
sident, but how he can stand such nom
sense as to put up with n General-in- Chief
WHO'S guided by spiritual mediums, passes
my comprehension General Mcclellan
married Miss Marcy. Her uncle, Dr. Marcy,
is the chief of the spiritualtsts in this city.
l believe she is medium. Instead OF
sending up balloons to discover the evacu-
alton off, Manassas, Mcclellan depended
upon these mediums. He refuses to trust
or believe anything that contraband negroes.
tell him, because he can get it through
spiritual agencies. Oh, how rervently do
We all hope to get safely out of the dark
forest We are now in." rg r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
ExcusnbIe Indulgence in Rhet
OriC.
tFrOm the Richmond Enquirer, May 6I

Important events are come to the birth,
aud the wailing, anxious solicitnde which
possesses the public mind, is not favorable
for audience to other themes. And upon
the pending battles the thought of which
now engages the concern of the country,
conjecture would be but mockery. The
future is about to throw open her gates,
and great events to stalk forth. We attend
the development with the sensibility which
the occasion evokss; and We suspend the
conflict of opinions and the balancing OF
speculations, TO listen in sitenceto tde sentence
Of late and the logic Of aee0mpLished results.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
PresldentLlncoln.

The Baltimore american re-publishes
the following article from the Washington
City Chronicle: ,4-.-.
President Lincoln's responsibilities dur
the last year have awakened theinterest of
the whole civilized world. Novel,. ever.
changing, aud critical beyond precedent,
he has sustained himself by meeting these
responsibilities with good temper, consis-
tent maguanimity ond inHexible frmness.
Had he been a mere partizan, he must
have ignominiouslY failed. Three classes
of duties demanded his constant consider
alton, aud frequently called for the exer.
else of his own exclusive action. These
were-drst, TO adhere closely to the pIedg-
es Of his inaugural, aud to the resolutions
of Congress, defining the objects of the
war; second. the restraint of his own ex-
treme friends, and of the sensitive and
somewhat exacting representatives of the
border States; aud third, the maintenance
of good feeling between the rival Generals
of the army. aud leaders in the navy
When. it is remembered that, distinct from
duties, there were the grave questions
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
A Card to MERCHANTS

BALrINoRE, March 24th, 1862.
WE have now In store, (and shall coDtfn,,, q,
w receive additions almost daily, during tLs
Season( 2 SUPERIOR STOCK OF STAPLE 4 PHNCY
DIR GOODS, adapted TO SPRING and SUTSIek
SALES, to which We invite attention. 80
our long experience In business enables us TO "a.
lect our stock with ESPECIAL REFERENCE to ~,
wants OF the COUNTRY TRADE; and purcbSsinS
AS we do, ENCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. We can snc
cessInly compete with houses in this or any other
We have taken advantage OF tho RECENT DE-
CLINE In most kinds OF Dry Goods; and our stoct
now comprises ltneg Of FRESH AND Seasonal BLE
goods At prices AS LOW as can be named by sDV
other house. Our terms are CASH, or six nonths
Cteet' Tor negotiable paper payable with exchange
MILLER, CLOUD MILLER
-, No. 329 Baltimore, and ~ 0ermnn ST.
nh2s-lmt .EEss Baltimore. Md.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16

u 'EE' -'F7 's'1-1F''5''I1 ''l115 s71NJ VI
As the public anxiety is wrought up at
present To an extreme pitch relative to the
military events that are expected hourly to
occur, we hope that the government will
promptly make known to the people what
ever information it may receive about the
results of the great battles that may be
fought at the several points where the con-
federate and federalarmies are confronting
one another. dRy cOnceatment irilt be con-
strued as indicative Of disasters of The 4roret
hind, aud the public mind will be more
painfully affected than it could possibly be
by knowledge through cfficial channels
of the real truth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16

II spleil4l sWeEF thst will support the G insti.
tuition q the nited StPtes and the laws made 10
pursuance thereof, as the supreme Law of the land
anything In the consatn aud Laws of the State
otHirgtniH1 or n the Ordinances Of the Convention
ruary, 1861, the contrary notwitllstandinG AMI
that will uphold and defend abe Government OF
Virginia, as vindcated and restored by the Conven
of June, 1861 " " 10y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODSl

-
RE subscriber has now received and ot.ene.I lbo
cases OF new Spring and Summer Iiry tIofis
Mncn Ell DE sold at wholesale and retail nj IoJ,.
prices than ever before. Having purchased consiJ
eEAe more than intended, as bought all kinds of
soous LOT CaSh 1nt at less price than at nny other
ssaso An determined to dispose OF them hccoriing
BEST MERRIMACK, COCIECO, and other Cali.
GOES OF equal grade, at l2l cents a yard seSSnd
quality, fast color. at o.. ' sSS"u"
BiLEACIlEO MUSLIN, yard wide, best oualitv. At
A=SS44G' - wide at lOc l,er Yard.
ONbLEACaED MUSLIN. such as sold - vrs.t-,
Sso ..So, "t will now sell at l2ISc anu Others
ALL OTHER COTTON GOODS AT OLD PRICES
BLACK SILKS, which sold always al s. .l9I< mar
In FANCY SILKS have NIL In. I.tast ,,,.I,,..
SH M eTo9ard quality Of Barred Summer Silk al ony
ENGLIslI BEREGES, worth &c, for l2Izc
1I .!;N'S kS, worth 81 1S1 for 3Sc.E5I T.
prices "'' 4ua''1'es and
C!IALLIES ( De LANES as low as IoIzc =, ,.,,.,
Also large stock and variety of SnrinE snSi Sn
mer sHAWLS, CLOAKS 4 MANTILLAS St The ven,
lowest pr ces. '9' a. ~ 't 'le very
soS NEEDLEW9RKs :s in every variety; Collars worth
+ oARPBTs-iO pieces. all styles, cheaper thaDsv
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find ,I,.t
NY "holeSRIe Department 10 more cumplste Than NJ
my previous season, anil i'll sell goods cll,.IaT h,
3"ch quantities ~ they require, than tTIsV oII "a.
OonShe III ths EAstern cities. EffT
,5y az ALEX. HEYMAN
H+'-N-u " S"i Il" Main St, Wheeling. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16

/. BE it enacted by the General Assem-.
Ghly1 That before any person shall hereaf-
ter:receige any license TO practise any pro.
tessi0n, or t6.conduct any business or call
ing, for which license is now required by
existing laws. he shall take aud subscribe
the olIowlhg oath, before Commissioners
OF :thesReYsppe or any person authorized
to adESIIisfety al oath:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS!

BALTIMORE, March 2sth, 1862.
WE Would call the attention Of buyers to our
w present very desirable stock OF
spring and Sumner Goods,
which We now ofer for sale at the lowest ca. Dric.
NE name In part: % S'Af'' prices 3'
English and American Pant stuBs.
many OF which are suitable for the " lOtbing Trads
ENGLlsil AMERICAN PRINTS IN vARIErT.
Grey Stun Goods, Persian DelaiDes and P..,. n.
Goods TOR ladies; large line of BleaclIe sbir4in
Striped shirtng Corset Jeans, Drills Ger
man lAnehs, ana u variety OF Bleaclled and Rrorn
Irish Linens, lluckRbacEs Crashes DamasL Ec 81
Also, y ~, IL and l2l Dleached Shee iDEs Ppnite,
uaFy FIaids aud Plaid and Striped Osna6ures &c
DEAN, CRABBE 4 co.
IMPORTERS AND JOBREES
No. 23G Baltimore 81
Near Charles St., Baltimore, Nd.
So ~ general assortment Of J &P. COATS,
% WI AVN' mh3l-3m%
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16

As Passed by both Houses OF the LIE.
= glslature, May ii, 1s62.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16

Btll TO Amend and Reenact the Act entitled stAu
Act Prescribing Oaths In Certain cases and ProvId.
ing Tor the hegiStFAtlon Of the same" Passed Peb
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
Daily gsntelligelrtfr
TRRNIs OF ADVERTIsINo.

TWELvEsOuD LINES OF NoEPARRlI, ion orr ,scu. .lo,
LESS, MAXI SQuARE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16

At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Captain J6hGF Wren, of the iHenricoT Ter
FibIes vas rtdiag ipto the city from Camp
-Wihder,s when he was informed that two
soldiers on horseback had been firing their
pistols aud bFandishipg their sabres on
'Franklin stteet, and attempting TO ride
down several citizensl The rioters having
then disappeared, Captain Wren rode back
to camp and ordered out guard of twenty
|. Eve of his troops to hunt down and cap
ture them. The troops separated into
squads and secured the upper part ofsthe
city, even as far as the Bacon Quarter
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
Starvation Prices san Contlnue.
(From the Richmond Examiner, AIny2l

(Frem the Richmond Examiner, May 2.l
With the removal of Gen. Windcr's tar
if the prices of the country produce and
fish few back with recOil proportioned to
the heavy pressure which had been remov-
ed. Eggs sold yeSLerddy morning for seven
ty JiUe cents a dozen, and butter for u dollar
andG half pound. High rs these prices
appear, they are not exorbitant in COM
parison with the prices demanded for.
butchers meat, bacon, groceries, dry,
goods, wood, &c. Butchers meat, was
held, according to quality at between.
thirty-fve and half and fifty cents a
pound; bacon (hog round) thirty-fve cents;
common brown sugar, forty cents; and fire.
wood, from country carts, is sold at the rate
of twelve dollars u cord. In the way of
dry goods, we give few instances:-Un-
bleached cotton is sold at from twenty
five to thirty.seven and forty cents yard:
accordtug to the conscience of the dry
goods man; bleached cotton from thirty to
forty cents per yard, aud often sold for
sixty.two and half cents yard; spool
cotton, two dollars dozen; Irish linen,
from seventy Eve cents to one dollar aud a
quarter aIyardS and domestics at fifty cents
a yard. IL y ~ & 4 y " Gs5 s
AT this rate, if the country people do not
get good prices for their truck, how are they
to procure sugar for their sassafras tea or
dry goods to CIothe their little ones. The
only people who have occasion to quake
and grumble at the prices are those who
have nothing to sell who live on the sal
aries that have not 6gen raised, aud have
everything to buy. Tue clerk who goes to
market and 6ndseggs mp, grows ugly, buys
a dozen, and goes home aud puts cent or
two on every article in his shop to tsget
even" The same course is pursued by
the great sugar, bacon and flour merchants,
aud they need not concern themselves about
prices. AS long as a man has any article
Of prime necessity to sell he is safe; he
eau keep step with the markets. But with
clerks, "locals, !" and other saIaried gentle,
men, We confess things look sqnally,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16

One Day r-1 sQR.......s O75 Three Week. $3.50
'sol Two 90 One Month, 90
ForT 2S Two Month. 90
TS 20 st1 Months, 10 90
Two Wsss % % One Year, 90
4S-slEcIAI NoTICEs Double the above rates.
,1 & Adyertlsing on reasonable terms, accor-
n 70 the space occupied and the number Of chanses
AZ "a a transient persons or strang
tstness " Cards not exceeding i've lines $40
IN ~ A ioE s1 months bnt for shorter period nothing
VIII % counted less than square.
privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
sis AaSertisers own Immediate business; and ali
advertisements for the benefit OF other prSonq a.
we'll q! all legal advertisements, and advertisements
auction sales and real estate, sent In by them muSs
Advertisements not accompanied with vrittea
accordingly. H''''' e'N
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged In all
Marriages, ,Noticesof Funerals and anuoDcemeDts
OF sermons, so cents cach nopylI-'6a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16
Prom the Rlohuond Examiner, May 81

of -1IartIal:LRvv In Pre-
venting Outrages---Genera Wise
s5NLa1keS amtArrest.U "a E- =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-16

nIoTIXG on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pro
E3It gest 0REDiNGsy EE
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
TO dOnAssnspsiYcs.

TIE ADVERTISER, HAVING BEEN RES
torcd to health in a few weeks, by a very
simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, an! that
dread disease, cons'imption--is anxious to
make known 70 lis fellow sufferers The means
of cure.
Fe al who desire il, lie will send a copy. Of
the prescription used free Of charge, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find SURE CuRr for
tossrMrrfos, hsrnaA, BRONCHITIS, sc. The
only object Of the advertiser IN sending the
Prescription Is to beniht the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceivcs to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy ms il will cost the nothing,
aud may prove blessing.
stels1'ies Wishing The prescription. will please
address, !. Rev. ED YARDS 4. WILSON
williamsburg, Kings Go. New York. \.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
81. "".s ~
YOUNG. ,lAa. READ TrIIS,,,

Wise Counsels for the lofks.c an BE- had IN
Til. Ipyaia's Medical Conilant,s. published
BY tho undersigned for tic benefit of> persons
.wAgsyficr fsonl Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, SC supplying the ireans Of cure. In
prudent Maturity and Youthful .Indiscretions
1re sYm'nxlils dlspclled. Thousands hailed
thi.skitfl6 work With delight, and date their
restoration 70 uetu!ncod IN soctety from their
hrs, peyuaal of It's interesting pages. Send
'eur Nldfe.s iol COPS, with three cent
,ttmi forrstnln postage, y
Tn. Joi.a =. nsrr: Sc.
nosl 3m. Nos. Il and So John st. n. Y.
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r1Hn2l 10y.
WIZ n n lSsAEsH
NJ sho m lsI6s '! hsm ceospmption
should U.S.. ,l,e1 Aisbls1 raisccver,a "
missionary In x 4ss
All who are sthre ia scbnsnmption
should = ~ n as6ls., discovered
BY Mi skty il fxbiN
All ~ saasri1g from Bronchitis
should 4kosA Arsbica, discove'e, hy
All Wiz letinx from Sore Throat,
Coughs xH1 Gods; sAsutd nye tho Makora Ar
abicA discovSrst \ lhissionay in Arabica.
Alf4lo ~ l1nf yscm Asthma serafu
Ia al npGl Z he Blood should use the
Mako dissssered " = missionary in
II IS consumption.
II les Bronchitis,
II Is Sore Throat coughs and colds
1t res asthma, Scrofula, aud impurities OF
TMSNnequalled remedy is new for the first
fine fetroduced to the public.
1t N9s providentially discovered by a mis-
sionarH while travelling in Arabia. He was
curedot Consumption by its use after his case
was pronounced hopeless by learned physic
He has forwarded to us in writing, full ac-
count ofhs own extraordinary cure, and of
a !, um Ter Of other cures which have coume nn.
der his observation, and also a full account Of
the medicine. :. 4
At hin request. and impelled BY desire 70
extend a knowledge Of tile remedy to tile pub.
lie, we have had has communication prtltej.in
pamphlet form for free distribution. ltsinter
est Il enhanced by an acconn, which he.gives
Of some of the scenes Of the Syris" massacres,
which he obtained from those W. Tered in
thatawful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be ohtninsd ato,,r office,
or 1 will be sent free by mnito all who apply
for I'll
ltemrort the Mnkora srabica ,ireci from
smyrn.. thnangh thc house OF teon 4 G,;jr-
pas, aud We have always III hanfla tul sn,iy
'ut upin otties read torase with fGtl 'irtu-
,ons
+ ice one dollar per bottle Sent by mnil
on receipt Of price and - cents tar N"stne"
70, sale wholesale and retail ~
LEEDS, GiLM RE i a.,
Importers ~ iSs,s.s sasasi ssesgs-
cineS,
Liberty St.aN. Y
ALSO. BY DRUGGISTS GENERAL.
LY sa-.orslr
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
The Empire Sewing Machine is ex-
empt fr6M.a!l these objections.

II has a straight needle perpendicular
action. makes the LOCK. or SHUTTLE
STITCH, which will NEITHER RIP nor
RAVEL, and is.alike on both. sides performs
perfect sewing on every description Of maieri
al from Leather g the iusst NansoeksMussin,
with cotton, iinnen or silk thread, from the
coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither ca II nor COG WlIEEL.asd
the least possible Fiction, Il runs as smooth
rs glass and is
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
GREAT FEMALE MEDIcINE.

Females WHO sau" healii Should never he wiilr-
~ Is ihcs Fniiy tie blood, remove eh.,ruc'ien
~ Kinds eienie fe skin 1t a yiir,les nd hlo:cles
Ha# a@tg Tie li,h gelDr 0t asg Ii t. lie yale cAsek
= &c i. Tic Wv hts aal I.es of Which these llls
tisse we're scoseie in q y+rv surprising ray nhoia
he t,nrrhe trbe ~ "a kerigp- xtco CIT fl.
sslrsis c,f Agent ana v.n4~ii Ysad with .lsht
=. yer 4.Fy'ihs ssca,lnl il contains " the GkhAs
3saiet:Ss.p 4. tnss Az.scs.
tsscT{ 10y. .Hats1nsn non r'ns ar- ,m ~. in 4
Af mn II fYr EstA TER cru,ns 10 ,,l md A.an,
~ ssif.asaa@ s4tsesnnins.s ha.e ihs st5.a.u,p e
s q = JG..T9A. z 60. on ssasa ia, ,..ss.s ,ss
i 81 ssaaa 3. L. JUDEON. q Co.
~. CT EJT.'I' Off,
s4 ss..lV Lssafss'saa+ sstscss.
MI - 49, ..,ss. .
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nsNo recent Magazine paper has excited
.Angus,eAttan''t'son q, mnas.icss. The pres
s-rt worlcis IN expo situi 6ls I'M system Of
which that tr,icfe gave 4 xyhoHsis.
The author Of this work has. Been for many
yea~s thgased il. chigg. gymnastics The
book Describes ND II'strNss HE Nsw srs-
TEN Of Pnrsftaf Tn NJ This gyaienl has
Rad the practical tesi ~ long ard saried use.
I, comprises exercises with Duar Bn II, RrxGs.
WaSDs, fLrns, etc NIL Of which ARE made
perfectly clear BY full cxrianassons, while
many are illustrated BY pictorial representa-
lions OF the. bo,t required 10 preffchrSsn' them.
s@ TnE puNT BrLI. INSTRUCTOR, rsfarcctei with
fhis woSk, IF tile; highest interest and i'm
portance. II is DESIGNED for home use. ard
Ifg;vcsh great variety afsr,r1ih Felf Exercises
together witt caretEiiy-sc ect.l progressive
series for every day prnc' &c sssis
Tsr pSScyuxasri.ov isn very simple, use.
fiji. ardrfeap piece II gvTrhastfc apparatus,
upkh whicf, ali gymnassic exercises NAV be
performed, md whicazcan be introduced al
small cost. iitn'any pfirNteasioase. Its fully
H,.esc-i hcfana i'lustvste'sin tits volume.
The 'sNrw G!dNssrtes'A Should he read in
every firmly III the lind where exercise il
Tval,fea asa n cams If h~a.fls: ~rayfies. eslec-
ially.. wi!itind init a grents vaffcty Of Easy
Si.rrs, Avp ,IsvtrnRsriSc FvtRrrsrs aii OF
wl,irlf ii ~ ~ .psac -t-s s., their tmn h.nc.
Egg For sale by til hooks lers or sent
,ss4,aTl to my atisiress on receipt of ONE
uaLlAR hy tie publishers
. IIcKNoR / UELDs 1s5 Washington
@sasffss Street, Boston.
s# sA .ess.e # a@H #A@E&a@
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IMnUi.E BLOOD >

n IE f't Nh F3lsiF M .tt M NJ fiTnlTFH ~
All s.e YEA 49,, TIT Lisirsniti IL
.erY ~ tI.efstir hpas Fs.y nerve Gels tie poison
Dr. in.t ,9s,i.sbs ,,irsr r.,,ian Tie s,,na ..h
- -t -" teat 5et5e.tiv. 1a- li,"r ceases &.
g'e sstisina. II t@r Inc aciinn ~ the hcaf /.
sesk'Atft. a'! 80 te cr,9staa n feeble. III. lrnEs
aetet'r tlasis! ssfi ito ieianoas matter: hen~a
sassh aus al frna rigt impuTtsx i.e s.p,f.tin
aiaal ia Ifs -tihF Bod. a- if YOU hsd t.r.wn
eaRsh III 3Hefni.ce II t.e sirlrg. from Which
Fsi.y tiN. in s few riuea~ the whaie course IL tie
tiea-' becomes disturbed afi Gseale1e3. AZ encaiy
An $500 hln's Hy e ere1s part, and leave is sting
hrlfin' III die .nssage- ieenie chsiricte,l and uneN
The b-tsaciion b remo ed lie lamp u life dies
lie s"csriiois Of The holy vy are, therefore unrya
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
NOTICE.

The undersigned. offer. for sale the Mill
known asetaa scplnmbei>saw Mill, on liberal
erms. .'or particulars inquire in / olrdo, OF
THOMAS MuR lAY.a H. MEKClIANT
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ALPHABETICALLY y NOIsLE.ss
MACI!I Ne!

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7. rcqnirics FIFTY PER CENT. less pow
er TO drive il than " other AIachi.e IN mark
Ct. \ girl o. Awe years Of age can work il
steadily WI hent fatigue o. injury IL health
rs strength and WONDERFUL SlMpII-
City Of construction render it almost i,llnos-
.sihle 70 gct out oforaer, aud is U aIANTEEn
hy the copranv "a give entite satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire TO supply themselves with snrcrdr
article, 'oeall and examine this UNRIVALL-
ED MAc4lNE Z
,Fut N 2 more esnecial manner do we So
Lett the pa,rd:,asaof
Merchant Tailors.H>
Coach Makers, .,,
Hoop Skirt Mlnnfsctplres, N
sArte'nd Bosom M,kcrsy.>
Dress Nakcrs. 90
Corset Makers
Cater Filters,
Shoe Binders,
Vest and Pantalo,n Makers.
RS Religions ana Charitable Institution
vii! be leherally dea3t with. -.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
RAPIDS HOTEL

RAPIDS HOTEL, - CEDAR KApIps
Esnr .fNacrihor and former Prophet ,r h as
Justretfittd and refurnislacd the old stand
ana Il nov prepared 10 fnrnish~t ra9elcse and
ooariers With the best Of acao,nodationb.
GOOD sfARLING attached 10 the house.
t@aiHif. y STEWART
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
GOssD Iss;ES REPOINTED

Price 1fsiy cents.
( ncose tile Pen in letter with the ca.h ~
postage stamps. The return nail will bring
the pen as good as new
Send 81 aud the retrr.' ,na;i No '.ts-
good Gold Pen. l. carats fie. In SLY 81
sion holder.
Send 4, cents. anil tbs retnrr' tnsfl s5E
bring Gold Pen. ladies size, III silver case.
With ivory handles in box.
Address T. Il. WAR AftI..>
No u Malcolm Block, Syracuse. New YORK
Editors giving this advertisement four in
crtiana, andsenaing marked copy shalt re
$ iseanexcei.eat pen in ray nent. nli.1w
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
Rumors Incidents pafri-
otto Songs and Ballads.

illustrated with correct Portraits engraved
on steel Of ,he
Ao'al,le men Of he tlfc. and with maps and
Diagrams 81 Tic plans Of battles.