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r. Our friend. james Chambers, having
complied with the new ordnance, by paving
Fifty Dollars license. continues TO sell all
kinds OF isesh meats AZ his old stand. corner
OF 81 and Ohio streets Please give him
call. 1une Il. dil
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

g Or : 81 Wright. one OF the Sur
es,ns appointed by Gov Morton after the
hsitic OF shiloh. returned on last evening
ION the officers and mary Of the priva'es.
S = learn that the Doctor performed. while
.here hi. duties 70 tire satisfaction of al
s. l.o .efe under his charge
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

luresrs>s 70 frEKNrs AND GuNEpfASs.-
Al raFent sad guardians residing outside,
aul adloin.as the limit Of the city Of Tcrre
Haufe. Who desire 10 senl their shildsen or
usr.l. q The rnblic schools Of sari city dur
,nr The coming fall ard winter, are hereby
ao,iiica thar they must take the proper traas.
Ter before the first OF Sep,ember newt
NJ LYMAN Miller hNs been appointed to
make the enumeration Of school Tor Harrison
township sal Tor the city ot rerre Haute.
AMI sg taa.fcrs are 70 be made w.th him.
sestii1.ca vii hereafter be admitted 60 the
fsee ehool. of the civ unles. Psefes Trans
Ser = soade ia accordance with thu notice
81 as.icr - the BOARD 81 School Trustee.
81 the eily Of Terre Haute.
JAS. b. EDMuNDS. Csss
1etfe nsuie. lane n. 62-iw2w
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- prs- Aahaa + Bcll hare understood
'n'm feiissle sources that a report j. Ia cir
ralssion. thai Their time = - nos.opolsed Al
the Ha-Iassi. that ihey saoaot attend 70 their
psisste prsri'ec They woe1 AZ % shcir
lsien'is. they are very sAaaklal Ia pas IA.
vors. and vi'l bc really a. ~ l,,urs - attend
shem - heretofore
Their engagement a. tie Hospital III
nat interfere II The least. 9th their oshe,
busincss- laae n. lif
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r<s<rairnf fsssfufiss rEfsfstsa>d ~ fleciat -.
ds,r-aeaf ~ a. Reii<f = Ae cick ftffress>f.
.rs.fef ga fffaisaf sIssf flff<snfc Ittettses,
sS.z es5..-tatB r. ~ Care - Ltseises. y fA>
ssztssf O,gans.
MEDICAL ADVICE gwen gratis.
WI y thr Acting sargeef % All who sp5f1 - let
g. wlh dtarripsion a thslf conditinn laee.
rsiios, haiti 81 IT, kc snd IN eests - extreme
srox.rtx nefs<in- furnished free Il eharke-
yAffAmE kEruKTS % tprrmniorfhua. Ard
esbsr Diseases q he sssns orsAis an 60 ne y"
ss.ard II sealed Irstef snseioycs ffse q eharFe-
Tro o. fhrcr Stamps fnr postage uil be acceptable
ADDE'S. un- sku11S hotGhTuN. AfAinT sur
zerr Ile-ar3 Assc1atiosi, Ne. SSH rlnfh Street
TsIisa-lfAIa. "a p, oracf q the Dreciors
aEo fklfchliao. sseradfS.
RIA u HAkTwEi1. Fvxtf<zf
nsrckisiy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

RKFtRSEp.-Those Who have 30 patiently
waited the return OF Df. WAKKfS. Dentist.
NAV now be A. patiently waited upon by him
At his Office National House Block
June IL, div.
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Just Published, "a a Sealed Enreiope,
A LkrrUKE Oh the nature. treatment aad
n radical cure Of SrtfnatoTfh0ea, OF semi
saI weakues., sexual Debility. Nervousness
aHd involuntary Emissions, Inducing lmpo-
t.nry. and Mental incapacity
~ RoB. ,. CuLNtRNfLI., N. 4.
4ufAsr ef tAe sGrsss Reel" &e.
Th~ worlt-renow ned author In this admifa-
hlsieetafe clearly proves from tis own expert
el.re. thafthe awfuleonseqE ences ofself-seuse
NAY be efcetuaiiy removed stfhUni medicine
and wtsho.t dangerous surgical operations.
houri e Instruments, fiugsor eordials, poinis
ine out mode OF case 81 eEce certain and ef
fectual,nY wtich even suHefef. ne msfter
uhat his foe1itl5n RAY ts, may cure tluself
sksayir. prfssfsfg ed Tafsfafff. THIS Lecture
Ill ptsse a boan - shonsands nd thousands.
seat untef seal 10 Any address. post paid on
receipt oftwn postage stampa. By edtressine
~ elias q. kifNF. ts7 Howrry Ns~ YORK
Pokt ofSc ~ a f5Pe.
sasesiF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

- The Common Council holds special
rs ion 4; tie CITY Halt this evening 10 con.
.iss the question OF keeping up the Gross
car canal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

~ We sill present oar readers With a
resort Of tie exercises At the Female Col
lcge during the past week. on te-msuow
morning
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

S,TATE OF INDIANA, vIGo COUNTY. ss.--No
- 36T. Nigo Common Pleas Court, August Term,
ls6z.-E Warren Chadwick vs.. John II. Chapman,
Emma II. Chapman and John A. Ray-Compla.ut on
Mortgage.
On this day, to-sit, the 2sth day OF May, A. p.
lsG2. comes the Plaintiff by Scott 4 CRIME, Attor-
neys, and file their complaint herein; also A. H.
Cranes affidavit showing tha. the defendants are
non-residents Of the State OF Indiana.
Notice Is therefore hereby given the said defen-
aants Of the fling and peIdency Of this proceeding,
aud that the same will be heard and determined a;
the next Term Of our said Court, commencing on the
Third Monday % August next, =. v 1852
Attest. J. II. BLAKE, Clerk.
Iunetw3w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

REcxtfrs WANTED INNKplATEIY Tie
10th regiment is being recognized under the
auspices Of Col J. T. Lucas, late Lieut.. Col.
Of the same regimeat. and all persons wish
ing 10 enlist under officers who have seen
service. can have a chance now, Of assisting
in crushing out TIC rebellion. and once more
Witnessing The supremacy of the Stars and
stripes
Pay, ratious and clothing from tho tine OF
enlistment 4 recruiting Office will be open
every day. until the desired aamber are en-
rolled. Office. two door south of the Gin
cinnati House, on Fourth street-east side.
". NJ. CONNER.
l3.dlf. Lieutenant.
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
For sale at
iuneI0dIm WEISS x Coz.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

BRANDRRTn's PuIS.-For the restoration
health cf those who have been stricken By apopIexy
or paralysis they are the only reliable medicine.
ell affections Of the lungs, chest and bowels thss
prompt use saves LIE and quickly cures fnenn'
MA. pleursy. cholera, wind. spsss, worms oholers
norbus. diArrho~s, eyseutsry. whether from sisri.
eating unFpe fruits or other fallis Ia diet, yield
their influence Asthma, govt, rkeumstisms. live
affections. ruptnres. inhsmnaiions q, any organ
levers, whether sgue other specific fevers; bilious
diseases, jsundise. ST. yituss dance. smallpox.
les, Group, eryspelas, white s~ellings res uiocrs
OF even thirty years continuance and especially
ulcers Of the liver. have all been cured permanently
~ these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills In
female complaints and nervous diseases they have
been equally successful. wide change Of lite. both
first and second periodsl. Epilepsy. depression u
spirits rlghtfal der ans. all distractions and relax
atoms BY them cured. dispersed and oorrectsd>-
Prize - cents per box.
Sold by J. r. CUsrssHAN. rorre-Hsute. and /,
respectable dealers In medicine Dsnl1~lm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June l5.-The Herald des
patch says the only preteSt Tor the charge
made against Gen. Banks was the permission
given to little girl who had travelled on
foot 30 miles in one day 10 ride upon one
Of the caissons. and no soldier either sick OF
wounded was left behind in the march from
Winchester, except one to badly wounded
To bear transportation.
Along the whole march Gen. Banks was
with the rear guard. and all stragglers of
every description were picked up and carried
along.
An experienced military man Who is IA
miliar with all the details, characierizcs the
movement as a soidierly retreat.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19
Night Dispatches
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

fokf MoSRoE. June 1.-THE telegraph
line from Suffolk 20 Portsmouth has Just
been completed and - now ia good working
order
The weather = still cool and uhseasons-
~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

- The anusnsiiS large straw besr, crop
u this season 5 about exhausted IN this ~
eiaiSy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

FROM JEFFERSON CITY.
JEFFRsoS CIrY. June i6.-The emanci.
patton Convention met to-day. one hundred
and ninety five representative twenty five
couaties being present.
Judge r. W Wells OF Cole count Vas 70
ported permanent president bs tn co'amit--
lee on organization.
Nine Vice Presidents and three : - vtsIies
were appointed.
A Committee on platform Vas appointed.
With Il. Graft Brown. as Chairman.
The Convention adjourned ill 10 morrow.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

"a The commencement exercises OF the
ferrr Haate Female College. at the ccnsfe
sationsl Church. YESTERDAY. we're seF' inter
esting.
The Graduating Glass numbered hiteen.
sesersl OF shom belong "a th.s csis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

- Nfs. Graf. a. her residence on Ohio
Street, between esh ard IN. can sccommo-
date iew more aay boarderS She has also
TO 81 three very desirable roosa- suitsblc
ior se''t'emen aal laei, ai.es. o. eel ATOP
eel = = saan family. Tern. reasonable.
ani Iaa-le known on annlicatinn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

~ strumoas or scrofrlous affections are the
curse. the blight. the potato rot Of mankind. They
are vile and thy well a. fatal. They arise ffcu
contamination and mpuriy Of the blood. and are t.
b seen AT around Is everywhere. One quarter OF
al ne meet are tainted with them. and one quarter
Of these die * them; die fo0shy too. beexnse they
are durable. Arrk's skksArAkzrIa cleanses ou' -
scrofaous corruption from The blood renders Ylfe
and healthy. and erectually expurgs;es the soui
Contamination from The system. Ne longer gros.
under your ScEofnlous disorders since the irresst
bic ANA has provided his mastery combination q
curative virtues that he calls saKursknIA-lpeu-
oc-ai. Waterbury. c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

- Three car loads Of our ilizeDs went
over 70 The Union Cors cation Al iniianapo
- vesterj4y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

MANASSAS, June l7.-While few soldiers
were hunting for deseriers yesterday in the
vicinity OF Cuipepper they suddenly came
upon a rebsl mail carrier who was cndeay
or..ng to conceal himself in the woods.
lie was Immediately arrested alter a
slight resistance, and taken 20 Head Quar-
ters 1t ta.s place.
large number OF letters to prominent
officers in the rebel service, many OF mhich
contain valuable Information were found in
the mail bag, also $4,000 in Confederate
bond
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

EOR SALE--One two-horse wagon
u<srly new. ose oeoking stove. neNrly nsw. ess
cen .hslisr. ali a uhirh eli exchs1es for oosn
RE. "a wced IAafs CLARKE.
uv1dsff
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- The Bakers were With rs again last
evening AMI gave one OF their iaimiiable
concert. They had large and aqFseeiA-
tae audience
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

~ We sosire r. W Thorn pson Ca our
streets again. having returned home from
Washington
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

v and dsatirmea.--The subscribe vii sFne
fFssr 81 cassaxl a. a. ~he df-irr - he Recipe -
dfeciefs g. fa1ksax simrir Nxuf4arts hsts. that
VII - frem to- a. eight dsyt. ftmnFe finiflf<,
lfioffhes IsN. fatCktfs. Ssilonfs<s. atd al iHF
rttes sud ehIcss - hf size, iraF-nz he rsste
- Nsffre infftts - s.ssFi1 BE- rtsah. sasfsfsn
80 rsats4rsI These desiring ths Recipe. 9Th SAL
tIlsrs anf attte. sii Flfase cal GA - al
arrss faifh refe~r ree1etaze.
mos. b. ca trNAS. rraftcsi Cheuist.
-. II lll.aLnaa. ~ LII.
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Noon Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnISeFoS. June l7.-At a meeting OF
PennsylyaniAIs tonight $3.50 was contributed
and subscription still being made. for the sick
and wounded Pennsylvanians in hospitals
here.
Ii i proposed 10 Use this money 10 f0rward-
ing them 10 their homes, or such interior
towns in their State. where the best alton-
ton can be given 10 them.
The meeting adjourned til Thursday.
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cAxAL Mr.rrSe.-A meeting win be held
NJ the Court House. on TO morrow, Thurs
dav,) al o'clock r. NJ. % consider the ques-
ton OF keeping water IN the canal. II Is nov
in an unhealthy condition. and the welfare
Of the city requires that something must be
done soon. III. O'BOYLE,
). PADDOCK.
J. B. LUD0WICI.
il II. dtf. Com Ct Common Council
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

We arc authorized 10 anAo1.ee =,
BARBOUR - Candidate TOR the once "a So'-
leel0r aud Treasurer 81 the county Of f'oo-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-19

am candidate los he Office Of Treas
urer 81 Viso county at the Oetoeer eiseuon.
NJ. ). DURHAM.
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1etre ilsuir. lane -. ee-dwe~

All lhsse sho saai a heaal,lal SIX
IT. q tie i.sest fashion. call a tie New
sesk Hai Store AMI sst one IT he Hams
Manufacture. which snake nyseil. ilefe
here ssn warrant all hats boaeht Of ne -
! h&s. fae tssortment II French Heaecr.
otter snd s<st ,sssimere bats 81 the hne~t
ansl,tv. and % III co'ors. which an selling
eery low also. : large Assortment Of Wool
Hsls. 81 al eolors ranging - priee - low
a. tftf csuts.
]. II LOW ERIE. Practical Halter.
Successor to &. YATES
mr. r. Cor Fifth. and Main -
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

i,o.ssslr sse~s a. rHs ANnEasos Hou9.)
Corner Washington and section Sts.,
SULLIVAN, INDIANA.
AWE undersigned having purchased the above.
i design making J.. emo q the most comfortable
40. /. in the Vet. aud far superior IN every
fespect % any tins place. and for Tie aecosao-
sation n The travelling pubic, and entertainment OF
rstlr.ns xtshlpK boarding. pledge unwssrie1 -dorts
a. sscsire The highest comfort and ccuvenience Of
their guests and have f0ll confidence IN the success
VS.. ". KNOTS 5. N. WHITE. rrcprie,ors.
November q. fesf. dA~u
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rtsso - RN~f Il fine toned Instrument
"a god order. and viii be rented OF reason
able terms For further Information. appl,
n y " Osborn. a tbs ofhce
14nc u #
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EosroR ExPRKss.-I am candidate Tor
the Office Of county Treasurer.
June IS, le62 = h. ALLh.s.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS and
i Card rurtrs,ts-a nes sapTly tust ree-tysa Al
nUCKTN0HAN's BoOksTVkk-
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j. Is. ar
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juneIodiu,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
OxsPEPslA.

This Is very distressing complaint
ana gives the patient more suffering
than almost any other disease in fact,
it is ! combination Of many complaints
in one. The symptoms are numerous,
aud are Of the nature Of almost all 9TH
or complaints eosabined. From this
fact arise the very snany cases where
this disease 10 mistaken for some
other, ApA 50 improperly treated. The
first symptoms indigestion, fiatulency,
loss Of appetite, heartburn, headache,
etc.. & negle ,ted, almost always awaken
some dormsAt disease, and send the
poor sufferer to premature grave.
What gov mnst 6rst do i cleanse the
blood and regulate the bowels do this
with the mountain Herb Pills." and
you oan bid defiance to dyspepsia.
Judsen's Mountain Herb Pills are
sod ~ Armstrong 4 Shanklin in To-
le5c,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
CAIRO, May Is.

CAIRO, May Is.
The news from Pittsbng Landing is
unimportant. After picket skirmi>h
on our extreme right, lasting nearly
two days, the rebels were driven back,
having succeeded in destroying 4 bridge
over a small creek four miles north I, f
Corinth, to prevent the advance Of or
forces. Twelve of our men are report
el wounded.
Descrters report that the rebel army
is sutferin. greatly for water and p"o-
visions, and that many Of their cattle
are starving for want OF forage
Guerrillas infest the country snr.
rounding Hickman, New Madrid and
other points below, ard are committing
great dcpre,la,ions.
No News from the feet.
The gunboat Mound City left here
tonight, her injuries received during
the recent engagement having been re-
paired.
Passengers from Pit'sbnrg give cur
rcncy to a report brought into our
camp by descrters, that Bragg com
mands the army at Corinth, Bcanre-
gard having gone East. Price COM
mands the right wing, Polk the centre
and Van Dorm the left.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
From vvaslpIngton.
New York. MAY 10.

| New FORK, May ~.
The Xeralrs Washington dispatch
says the recall Of Gen. Hunter is deter
mined on. His proclamation will be
made the subject OF communication by
the President Of Congress, and in that
way to the country, Enthusiastically con-
dcmning the course Of Gen. Hunter,
and learly announcing the policy Of the
Administration in the conduct of the
| war.
An effort has been made to have Gen
Bcnham placed in command Of the
Department Of the South. 1t is stated
that il he could have had the consent
of Gen. Hunter, he would long ano
have rccaptured Fort Sumter and re-
stored the Federal authority in Char.
lesion.
Accounts from McClelan's army are
that Gen. Sumner has been relieved
from active service, in consequence Of
his refusal to reinforce Gen. lIeintzcl.
man at the battle Of Williamsburg.
The New York Tribune has the fol-
lowing.
eve can positively assert that what
ever modification may be made in his
order, Gen. Hunter will not be recalled,
nor put in position necessitating his
resignation
1T. Darling, where our gnnboats were
engaged, is situated on bluff two hun
dred feet above the river, high enough
to direct plunging fire upon the at.
lacking boats, which could not use their
guns in response. 4 loyal black who
left Richmond on Friday, brought tic
first news Of the fight which was at
that time going on. The people were
very app:ehersivc Of the result.
Washington May 10.
1t is unoflicially stated that Com.
Goldsboro has taken possession Of the
batteries on the James river, two of
which were silenced by the Galena
while on her way to Richmond.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
SherjfT6 Sale.
State ofIoWa. In tho Supreme Court
ISIS. Of the
Tama Comfy. State Of Iowa.
Thomas More

z
Tama Comfy. ! State Of Iowa.
Thomas More
Peter Brush rs Principal
and II. r. Free AZ surity.
By virtue of a special execution. dated the
the 2lst day Of April A. d. 1862 to me
directed, issued out Of the office the Clerk OF
the Supreme Court Of the State Of Town. in
favor of Thomas More end against Peter
Brush as principal and II. r. Free AZ surity
on a judgement rendered by said court at
The June term thereof. a. D. 1861 against the
said Peter Brush rs principal and II. 4. Free
| rs snrity AID decree If foreclosure against
said Peter Brush wherein il was ordered. nd-
| Judged and dccrecd that the following describ-
ed real estate to.wit:
The n or Of the $ ~ ar Of sec. five 81
to,cnsh;p e;ghty-tro ISL north Of rang
fifteen T151 reserrins fire acres sold 70
SeaLrook reference bring had 70 sa,a
deed for description Of snme 'cest Of tn
ssh D. NJ. IN Tma county Io'rn, be std
or 50 mnch thereof as Is necessary %
satisfy said judgement interest an" cost.
Now therefore public notice is hereby given
that have levied upon and shall on inc lo'n
dav Of June A. D. 1862. between the hours OF
8 O'clock 1. m and 4 o'clock p. m. OF said day.
sale to commence At the hour Of 10 o'clock
4. M. At the front door Of the court house IN
| Toledo, Iowa, in the county 'of Tama, offer &
| sell Mt public cutlery. to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, all the right title and inter.
| est Of the above named defendant 10 and
| to tho above described property, or 80 much
thereof ~ is necessary to satisfy said judge
mcnt for the sum Of 500 dollars, together with
costs, and all accruing costs, unless the same
shall be sooner satisfied.
n. A. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff o. Tamn County, Iowa
Toledo, Iowa, KAY 18th 1862. v4-n2G
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TRy IT BY ALI. MEASs.-If any OF
our readers who arc housekcepers, have
been troubled in making light and uni
form biscnit, it is more than probable
they do not use D. b. DcLand g. Co. 5
Chemical Saleratns. That is pure ar.
ticle, not detrimental to health, and
sure in its effect. Try it by all means
say We. 1t can be had Of most respect
able dealers. Those who do not keep
it, should, if they care to satisfy their
customers.
For sale by the wholesale Grocerers
in Chicago and Milwaukee, and by re-
tail dealers in this town.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22

Delinquent taxes, Of residents Of Tamn
County, notpaid before tho first Of 1un" next.
will be collected by distress aud sale per
senal property.
A. ] WHEATON,.
County Treasurer.
Dated, May 9th, 1862. v4-n24.w4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
RAPIDS HOTEL, - CEDAR RAPIDS

I, YuE subscriber and former Proprietor has
i Just feffited and refhrnished tho old stand
and IL now prepared to furnish travellers and
bonrders with tho best Of Accommodations.
GOOD STADLING attached u the house.
v2n46ly. J. STEWART
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
cunE ron BILyOUs p,sr,srs
.Jndsoss Pins IRE tie Best Esme,'y IN eri,i
tnce fv.. Me tNIoriMg CnAaEIuinis:
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

Females who value health. should never be without
h.sr iis They purify the blood, oh,.rGssn
u ali kinds cleanse The skin of all pirles and b",ses
.n! bring tie rich eeier Of health 10 tbs yale slvek.
~ Tie Pants and Herb. OF Which these ri.i-
made were aseoEersd in very surprising way among
he Tezucan-, tribe OF Ahoriynes in Mexico Get III.
inianac OF our Agent and YOU will rad with deli ht
The very interesting account il contains Of tbs
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B~an'yai Wrapper Each ttr 40 rtls. and Ksea
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b L JUDSof!. & Co,
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NEN IGRK.
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Or d. Ransom & Co., Earlyille Madison
90 n Y.
Sold at Toledo By Armstrong and Shanklir
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Andrew Hale, aud by one agent in each vii
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UNITED STATES.

UNITED STATES.
Canadas and new Brunswick,
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Vanished for S1,25
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SOUTHERN STATES.
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Counties for GO cents.
3 Lloyd's Map Of Virginia, price twenty
five cents.
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s Lloyd's great map of.the
LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from St. Louis to the Gulf of Mexico, price in
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Sl.50.
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RAILROAD MAP.
Size four feet square, price in sheets colored
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