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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24

-. .Recruit.ng officer Murray from
Marshall passed through this place
Yesterday morning, with 81 men for the
18th regiment. 4 few Of them enlisted
from this County. We hope no more
men will enlist from our County in
toreign squads or under foreign recruit
lag officers, aslongas we have recruiting
officers Of our own, wl4o are ready and
anxious to receive tllem into the service
Silci, i now the privilege nfalI who fee
patriotic enough TO enlist. We hope al
who can possibly arrange their business
80 rs to leave homc for a year will teel
it their duty to come forward now and
enlist for the purpose Of crushing this
aunholy rebellion and aid il, restoring
this eminent to its former greatness
and glory, The rebels by their con
scripticn act have called out their last
man, and have now very large army
in the field. To counterfeit this our
government has been obliged to call for
5000 additional soldiers which it is
desirable 10 have in the service as soon
as possible II has also Of late mani
tested much more commendable
energy, the very measure for which
our peoplt have long been pleading.
Let them come forward now and
endorse dis action Of the govern
ment by filing up the call very soon.
II each regiment will consist of 1000
men, the share for this county would be
80 men, but if they consist Of not more
tan 500, which will probably be the
case, we must raise 80. This can be
done, can it not patriotic citizens Of
lama county?
W. II. Stivers Esq. has opened re-
crui,lng office IN this town, and we learn
that Mr.. u. W. Wilson Of Richland is
about opening one on the south side OF
the river, SO that 10 excuses can be pre-
sentcd for the want ofan opportunity to
enlist.
Come forward gentlemen at this urgent
call OF your country, and rush to her
rescue at this hour Of her great need.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24
PROCEEDINGS OF THE RE-
rraes.saJA. ESfVss NIXON.
HELD RN TDs.Epe .aGE.T
18Th S&eIss.

Convention met pursuant to call and
elected John Cornell Esq, Chairman
and DR., S G. Rogers Secretary.
On motion T. +. Allen, VIM Il. King,
and q. Il. Heath were appointed com
mttce on credentials, and their report
was accepted and adopted.
On motion the Chair appointed n. G.
Wieting, l. /. Allen, Dr.. Rogers q com
mttee to report 10 the convention
names Of delegates to attend the Con
gressional, Judicial and State conven-
tons.
Committee reported the following
names rs delegates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24

ISAAC l.. ALLEN
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Prs fee 1925 mss.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24

They mas full supply y
iShouels, Spades,
Hoes, Momxre &
Scythcs. Hay forks,
Snaths, Chdins, 0f s-k
Anes, all kinds,
Sa,cs, Garden d
. .0.. Wei hay yakes,,
buckets Nseves
y 500 s'tt Chain 4 Gs.s.
7o .a pumps, H6ss,
800 Files. CAsek
Butts q H3s1es,
Screscs Of Docks,
cvcry sixs CkrsY
go q vuriety, CoM6s,
Ccfes mills. Door. ksobs
Planes, AMgers,
Bits, Bolts Nth large
Iron, assortment 81
Nails, ID table cutlery.
Steel Of eue,y va~iesy. s.sss-y-..4,ase
In short all that il needed ia their lias By
the &s 80
Farmer isai6 ]
Blacksmith, 49, !
NJ. Carpenter, .3 ~
1s,sa 1s Cabinet - ~
Y y Carriage -
-, ), .Eza.E a# - * re.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE
Andrew Hale
Gerloch Hafer Admi-
nistrator Of the estate
Of John Fcssler deceAs-
ed Mary Fessler, Eliza
Jane Fessler, Susan
Elisabeth Feesler and
Anna Evcrctta Fessler.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24

8ilNNiaiidi, cAiiIiai aiiA t1tato SoliN vi
tons.
Committee reported the following
names rs delegates.
For State.
Rev. Il. Swcaringen.
l.. Merchant,
!. !. Allen, Esq,
+. Rugglcs,
DR.. ]. =. Louthan,
J. \. Wiley,
DR.. s. c. Rogers.
For Congressional.
N. Fisher,
John Council,
W. B. King,
-Hutchins,
l.. Clark,
W. IT. stivers Esq.
w. +. Johnston.
For Judicial.
II. A. Williamson,
j.. Merchant,
T. +. Bradford, Esq.
n. c. Wie,ing,
Daniel Council,
John Connell,
D. y. Appellate.
The report was accepted and adopt
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-24

In short We nre new ready TO supply The
market, with such goods and groceries a arc
generally needed by the PEOPLE, ut the very
lowest prices at which they can be afforded.
Call on w, and we will convince you u
the truth Of what We s,y.
Toledo, June 18th lsG2. v4-n-23-ly.
HARRISON s TAYLOR.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
AMUsEMENTs.


7 AURA KEENEs THEATRE
UNExAMpLED SUCCESS
GREATEST ASERIcAs ias COMEDY.
Ever produced and which, its original production at this
PERIOD Aei''fs oT six tx MONTHS
'''''so '''' an 0e'AissnHPsic cARSfvxI OF FUN.
as to be received sa5ufs nsaSfS ",ta 81 LAUGHTER
The distribution Of characters viii include nearly all the
AA'''' ''''''''' ORIGINAL CAST,
ALL THE AnS TAyoR1rEs
the RPas % a ias ns s,S wi"
DRESSES AND
for which this theatre has ever been s celebrated
AND EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
$$s $$s 33EsEsss 33Essss s$$sEs s$$sEs
SSES AMERICAN SSSsiS
scs.s oI@Sossrss Roos At 1TD fassssa.D ~ S1so.
Brat,isboro, Vermont
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. N " -'''''
' '''-'''' -'Afse's No ciowdsr.
.x sc.M ia ROo1 IN TRsscHARp MANOR.
Drunken Clerk;
so.1. IrI.-A D.rssIsc RooX ''''' ''''''''
= '"'A T:sf:s's; T.afss Curiosity Aroused.
The Rain Storm.
From the
ACT II.
sc.N. 9:-TaE oRIEL GALLERY.
Love in Em1syG; Grip.r.... Alliance.
Hope and Despair.
A Barber Wanted
,,.,. SCENE ia MODEL DAIKr.
The Dlsinherited Milkmad.
An Invalide's Appetite
Golden Fluid st a High Price.
surprise The ssfE Sailn. in the House.
. SCENE Tins MODEL DAIRY AGAIN.
A''' 10 Is Story %s q Ssf "a Marks, Death
A Great Deed sn Ending 4 a in Smoke
.w., . scEs. II..THx oRlxL GALLERY.
Specie and Promissory Notes.
Ship in sight;
w,. v,. SCENE IIr.-rHx wisK CELLAR.
Constructive Larceny.
scxSE r.-sIR EDWARDS Roox.
AFathsr's Despair
Inc ''''is sens.i ass IA xr':h@ssie: ss,fass
Rough rs ana c;an.s Tumble BUSH Business
The Release Found.
William at Bay.
Murcott's Pledge.
SCENE vI.-sR EDWARDS Roox.
Suicide.
The Willing Sacrifice.
SCENE VII-THx GOTHIC CuAMBxR.
Reparation.
Murcott's Forgiveness.
Matrimony an Epidemic.
Everybody Married and Settled.
CONCLUSION.
The Orchestra under the direction Of
THOMAS BAKER
will perform variety o choice operatic selections
Doors open at hapss six; performance commences at
half-p seven.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1867

ADJUSTMENTS.
MIBLO'S GARDEN.
~ Is''s' and AAnrs.. TEsokpY NIGHT Henry Jarrett
FOURTH NIGHT
Mr.. T. l. DAVENPORT,
MR. JAMES W. wALLACK JR.,
- NIX. WILLIAM WHEAT LEY,
MR.. MARK SMITH
MR.. GEORGE RYER
THIS (FRiDAY) EVENING, JAN 10,
will be presented shAkspeTTs'ss + .sIFT tragedy OF
received Wednesday night crowded audience with
most unqualified appreciation. Mr. Davenport having been
called before the curtain three times during the evening
Mark the distribution OF characters:-
Ghost MI. Jas W. Wallack, Jr.
laeres Mr. Wm Whe.tey
hlng Claudius M George hyer
Queen Mrs JAS W. waIack Jr
Tomorrow iSaturdsy) oTHEiLO. "
with distribution of characters which cannot be
Isgo. Mr.. JAS. w WALLACK, Ir
0theno. Mr. E. L. pAVENPORT
yasso. Mr Nm heaey
On Monday evening next, January Is
HISTORICAL PLAY OF
THE KING OF THE COMMONS.
James (kng of Scotland, Mr. J. W: WAILACK, Jr
pal cities Of the United States. with marked
The rest Of the cast will commend itself IN every lover Of
PRIcrsAdmisson Ito parts the house) 50 cents:
secured psrquet stalls 76 cents Of which limited
only will be for sale during the day.
M cn.s Us,cony @ ars E & anH .emx & crce wn-
Boz once open daily from s 4. A. X. til iii SIR
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
A SSIGNEE's SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF
IA MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Groups, Pastel and Landscape Paintings. Fanoforte,
.,,,,,, Magnificent At RnsSwood @ Parlor Salts &c.
RUSSELL W. WESTCOTT will sell, this (Friday)
afternoon att O'Clock precisely the entire elegant
OF the class residence No. l52 West Twenyrst street,
near Eighth avenue, the whole comprising complete and
elegant assorment Of rosewood Parlor Chamber Dining
Room and Kitchen Furniture with all the elegant Works
Art and Articles OF vertu pertaining fashionable resi-
dence elegant eng avcd Glassware Silver Ware. DC No
postponement Full description in catalogues
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
SALES AT AUCTION.


A LBERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN CO., AUc-
<,, $4,000 worth o.
STATUARY, g.,
At Public Auction, this day (FRIDAY), January TO-
At the Elegant Residence West Sixteenth between
Fifth and Sixth avenueA
SALE COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
Viz Seven Octave Rosewood Pianoforte,
Rosewood Drawing Room Suits Bronze and Ormolu Chan
deliers Velvet Medallion Carpets Sevres and Dres-
China Ornaments Pier and Mantel
rors Lace Curtains Oil Paintings. by
eminent artists.
The auctioneers would call tn particular attention Of their
friends and the public TO this SALE the catalogue comprising
the richest assortment Of Household Furniture offered
ut auction this season. The Furniture all made order
less than seven months and of the best description
Sale positive without regard to weather Superb Suits
carved In solid rosewood covered with silk brocate scre
ary and bookcase Eegeres Bronze Clock runs month
Pier and Mantel Mirrors embroidered Lace Curtains Man
Paintings by eminent artists and marble Statuary.
Magnificent rosewood Pianoforte,
Can erbury Stool and Cover,
Washstands oak Buffet Extension Table China Dinner and
Tea Sets Crystal richly engraved Table Cutlery
solid Sverware rosewood and mahogany Bureaus Bed
steads. Wardrobes Toilet Tables Commodes Dressing
Tables Hair Spring Mattresses Counterpanes Blankets
Sheets Towels McGraw's patent Sofa Bedsteads Book
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oc0th Stair Carpes
B-Srangers wishing 70 attend this sale take the
Fifth Broadway Sixth stages and
the Astor House. St. Nicholas Metropolitan Hotels which
will bring them within few doors Of the house. Of
Sixteenth street Competent will be In attendance
to pack ship or cart the goods At reasonable charges
The New York herald., 1862-01-10

WV Writer'S, AUcrIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day, 10Y O'Clock at 30 Walker street. quantity of
Household Furniture Ac, of the above house; also two
Iank used for brewers purposes also Cognac
uy tour casks vinegar with all
forging TO the estate Sold Of death the family
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
MEDICAL.

A N IMPORTANT wORK.-A GUIDE FOR THE MAR.
"A red, those contemplating The afflicted, debtated
diseased should not marry adopt any I'll they
LARMONTS Paris London and New York Medical Adviser
Marriage Guide (50th editon) Mailed for 81 by r.
Nassau street The Doctor all such aectons recent
past at 67 Broadway. up stairs, from A. NJ to6P.M.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10

GEORGE COOK. AUCTIONEER.-ELEGANT HOUSE
NJ hold furniure.Ths day, at eleven o'clock No. l4
broadway, will be offered Of the finest stocks of
class Furniture. consisting Of rosewood and black walnut
Parlor Suits In brocade brocaie plush delane and hair
cloth Chamber Suits OF rosewood black walnut, oak and
mahogny superb rosewood Etgeres and Parlor
res, moire Gace Wardrobes Dressing Tables Canter-
bures Music Cabinets Hall Stands and Chairs Bedstead
Bureaus. Sdeboards, Extension Tables Lounges Easy
Chair Reception Suits, Library Bookcases Secretary do,
Library Tables and Chairs Also invoice of fine Musical
Boxes three dozen wooen Blankets for whom
The New York herald., 1862-01-10

DR. cox.-CUREs GUARANTEED ON ALL MS;
~ Irregularities and distractions removed without
fail Onlce 100 Bowery Residence 10 Bedford street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10

UCrION NOTICE.-AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPOR
"A tunity for housekeepers and the trade-A the beau
ful Househod Furniture contained In the large dwelling
public auction this day a. hsIfpast one O'Clock precisely
Stool and Cover cost $3.50 very handsome Brussels Tapes
try Threepy and Ingram Carpets elegant Parlcr Suits
large FRENCH oval Mirrors Corner and Book Stands
Bedsteads Bureaus Hair Spring
Beds and Bedding Bed Lounges Rockers Chairs Beds
Clocks, black walnut Extension Table Bullets Chairs
match Glass China and Silver Ware; Table Cutlery, Oil
cloth, Stoves Stair Carpets. Sale positive.
E. ROTH, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
AT AUCTION. " D3|i
IA Patent Rights and Assets of New Jersey Patent Tar
ming Company

WIN SELL "Wednesday, Jan. To- at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at thu
aalesroo S7 Broad street, Newark N j. Rt public auction
Patent Rights for the United States and portions Of Eu
rope lar amount Of Book Accounts Promsory Note
and other Bills Receivable and other personal property
beorginy TO the New Jersey Patent Tanning Company
Newark Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10

EURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-THIs DAY. AT Il
n o,ck at 50 Corandt street, TO cash
expcnsea ~ Chairs Tables Extension
Table Corner Eegere. bookcase Enrrsyngs Screen Glass
war, WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer; store
81 Z landt street, near Greenwich.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10

NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Propr,ctors .Messrs. Fox Lngar
FRIDAY. JAN. TO- 1862,
BENEFIT OF
MR.. q. w. CLARKE
On which occasion the bea utiul Comeuy OF
MONEY
The Domestic Drama (from factsj Of
CHARLOTTE TEMPLE,
And the roaring Farce of
The New York herald., 1862-01-10

DOCTOR HORACE sTANFIELD, oBsTETRIC PHysI-
IL clan Surgeon treats all diseascs OF and
children Special and all obstrucons removed
every Can be consulted at his private
rooms Twelfth street. i've doors west Of Broadway
Al home from ii A. N. to9P. M.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10

DECRU1Ts SUBSTITUTED AT
IL PALACE GARDENS.
T,o sUTLERs.--wE SELL UNION PAPER AND EN-
Il veopes low for cash. and put up superior Prize
Stationery Packer for the Army Samples by mail l0c
Circulars free. HASKINS CO, Headquarters for Union
Stationery, 36 Bccknan street. New York.
VKyANTED.-A CAPTAINCY is OFFERED TO A RE-
w sponsible man. who will furnish part Of company to
duty In the City Of Washington Address Williams, He
raid Office stating how many and where interview
Gun he had
9th REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
n The will report TO their commands
the 10Th instant be considered and treated ms de-
serters The pay and allotment rolls are now being made
WV ~ HENRY A. WEEKS Colonel Commanding
GEORGE 7. WATSON, Adjutant
The New York herald., 1862-01-10

DR. r. COBBETT, MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK
H. University Medical Coege and College Of Surgeons
London be consulted with the most honorable con
dence special diseases his Office 20 Centre street.
Chambers. N B.See Dr. C.s diplomas In his once. Pri
entrance at No. City Hall place. Sundays from IL
O'Clock A. M. TO 12k p. N.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
TJENRY II. LEEDS, AUcTroNEER HENRY II

T0HN X. OAKLEY CO. WILL SELL AT AUCTION
- Saturday, January H. a 10 O'clock 30 Myrtle ave
nue., Brooklyn loo gallons VI London Cordial and Old
Gin The whole 10 o be positively sold without reserve,
n concern.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10

DR COOPER. NO. II DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON
IL suited all diseases OF n certain nature Twenty.
eight years exclusively devoted these complaints ENABLE
hun 10 In all The victims Of misplaced
medical pretenders CALL with certainty
being radically cured, o
The New York herald., 1862-01-10

DR HUNTER HAS FOR THIRTY YEARS CONFINED
H. his attention diseases OF certain class In which he
than 5000 without OF
failure. His great remedy Dr. Hunters Red Drop
dsea when regular treatment and all other
dies fall without dieting restriction In the habits Of
the patient without the disgusting and sckenng cf
fecs OF all other emedies cures In IN less than
x hours the poisonous tant the blood II
10 remedy used. II Ia VIAL and
not genuine anywhere than the old oce No.
Dvson street. Book for nothing that treats Of the effects
of early abuse.
The New York herald., 1862-01-10

NEW MEDICAL BooK.-"DR. BOsTwTCK's GREAT
IN Work the Sexual System, Nervous Debility,
lndscreton with Hints Before and After Marriage, expos
truthful work TO be had these subects should
be In the hands every family and every young and
street; Godfrcy's, SS broadway BY DR.. BOsTwfCR
Office IS East Twelfth street, doors west Of broad
way. Price 81
The New York herald., 1862-01-10

A RTIFICrAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED
n TeethAchns teeth OF mere shells preserved and
stored BY the JAS. PEARSON, n d. $50 Broad
way ono door above Seventeenth street N. B-Beware
the miserable limitations OF cheap operators
The New York herald., 1862-01-10
SALES AT AUCTION.
DRY GOODS.

~ = - -
A X. H. MACY'S 204 AND 2O6 SIXTH AVENUE, TWO
"A doors below Fourteenth street. you will always find
stock Of Ribbons Iaces Handkerchiefs Embroderes
aess AND Ansins Hosiery and Underwear ladies made
that sells ladies' dollar Kid for Gs by 50
cents), and always full assortment of sizes nd colors
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
NLAIms AGAINST tn. UNIFIED spa,s :.

FINLEY BIGGER, (late Register Of tue y Z,
Treasury and CHARLES Il. SHERMAN, COuD
selors ut Law, will devote their entire attentioa lu
the prosecution and settlement of demands agains
the United States, growing out of the present war
including the Accounts and Claims Of btates, Con
tractors, and Dhbursing Omoers; application ior
the restoration of property illegally sexed or cap
tured, and for compensation for the use OF private
property for Government purposes, and for damage!
tor the injury of suoh property by the army: 10.
distrib1tive shares Of monies payable ut ha f,es
mry and due TO sub contractors and others
1ney will also give legal advice to claimants, COL
,ases and prepare written arguments when desired
With Nonresident Agents who may send thea
,,sims IN equitable division Of commission Will b.
made.
Undisputed Demands will be oolleo,sl Anu
romptly remitted for . commission Of FROM = Hgli
tttwo and o half per cent depending on The
Amosnt; and negotiations with the Depsr,nr"
oniuoted on moderate terms.
by prompt attention, moderate charges, 400 OF
perienoe, and Q minute knowledge Of the OF lAWg.
regulations, rules and preoedents, governing fhi,
,Rss Of business at the departments, they hope 20
sender their services useful to claimants aad uuh
nsjitors.
Reference may be made to Members OF Uongie,s
and officers Of the Government; and especially, by
permission, to the Hon. ELisHA wRIrrLEsaT firn
com2troller Of the TressuIy; -
Address" Msssrs. BIGGER SaERhANl
omoe, No us street, nesr TrsSsary ana WI,
Iards' hosel nov s-rH
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
GOVERNMENT ADvTS.
pEHsIoH osIlon. yy.n 9, isel:

+ U III; ~ h;sos sSH q q ~ eoeoiuoasx:
s e .: q re- 6. 1sss' S
o assroysd, scaos i hereby Essn that st II, date
~ :sa ssSs s Hs 5. n.G 4 sosd
Iectiou should then appear. #. .H.
xsoh IL hs Il Laura ~sev q s
Day, and was granted February 2, lsse-Ausust Q,
"a "a s,7 for 40 .orss ,ssued under the ,o, of
March, isst IN the name q Sarah, widow Of Warren
B1mgis, and was granted October ", 1sSs-August
No il, go, for lao scres, isued under the aot OF
Benjamin w. Brookhouse and was granted Septem
No. is, for iSc scrss, Issued under the ast OF
March, 1855, In the name of Henry Ropes, and was
granted April Is. lsSs-August 9, 1859
March, 1855, In the name Of Elisabeth, widow 81
John Gardner, and was granted October 8, 1906
NJ. ii,sio, for 100 acres i.sued under the &c, OF
March, 1855, in the nsme Of Mary, widow Of George
Wright, and was granted January !, lsse-Aagust
No aa,s7S, for 40 aores, Issued under the act o,
September, 1850, In the name Of Guy Hober, nnd
w.s granted October 81, lsei-AuRust Q, 1882
Ss u oonssn s wdsw
Eii., Smith 1n' and was granted June 49, 1871
Nc. ., ,,ts' for 40 acres ,.sued under the No, o,
septsmbsr, 1850, in The name Of George sherman.
and was granted July 20, Iss3-Augusis 1859.
NO. 6,1ta, for 100 Gores, Issued under the act u
March, 1854, In the name Of Abigail, widow Of Levi
no.ss, and was granted September IL, 1sSe-August
No IL $50, for 90 acres, issusd under the 40, Of
March, 1885, In the name OF Cynthia, wii low Of Cur
din Hs,ohins, and was granted November, 20, 1850
10. 7S Ssss, for 100 acres, issued under the 40, Vi
March, 1855, In the name Of Timott p. JOhns0n
and wis granted March 7, lsSs-Augu I 80. 1863
Ne q iss 70. iss .c,s Get Of m = F,sS,u.Iy
company, battalion Of Mormon volunteers, In the
war with Mexico October 81, 1se2
No 100 74o, for 100 aores, is.u-d under the aot OF
March, 1855. IN the name Of Abigail Joy, former
wiuow Of Cbristopher Grant, and was granted Ma Oh
/. 1907 October il, 1s8s
No, 90 ,os7 for 100 acres, Issued under the set OF
March, 1855, in the name Of Amos Barrett and was
granted May 10, ls6S-Ootober II, 1852.
No 70 tss, fJf leo acres, sued under the 40, o,
March, 1885, In the nameo Of John Benz amin and wa
granted December IS, ls,7-Ootober II, 1862.
No 7o,929, for 40 acres, 10 ned under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name Of ZAlmon Raniall, and
was granted May 0, 1s4s-OJtober Is, 1891
JOHErk y baLnEI
Commivuuay.
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
EOH nssIoh, VIA aEWPORT AND
FALL RIVER.

BY the Bplenuld and superior steam, a. ~N<As !,
ers M u TR POLLS, EMflkk sGS
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OF mann z,
Of great strength and speed but particularly adgptot
to the navigation of Long leland Sound runniIK In
connection with the Fall River and Old Coiou,
railroad, distance Of IS miles only to Boston.
Leave Pier No. ., North river, near the Battery
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, gts o'ol0Sk, T
M, touching at Newport each way.
The steamer METROPOLIS, Cnpi. Brown ON
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at O'Clock
p. NJ, touching at Newport each way.
These steamers are fitted with colnInOdiuD stAts
rooms, and every arrangement Tor the security aHG
comfort Of passengers who afforded by tnis route
nights rest board, and on arrival at Fall RIVER
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
til starting Of the accommodation at 8 A. m, BY
baggage master Is attached TO each steamer, VIII
receives and tickets the baggage, and aooompanie'
the same to Its destination.
tween Fall river and Providence, daily, except Sun
days
Freight to Boston Ia forwarded through with grsa,
dispatch by an Express Train, which leaves ksIi
river every morning, Sundays excepted, ut IN
destination at about II A. NJ.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or attb
ofhce, on Pier No 8, North river, For statsrOom
and 0erths apply Oh board, or If desired TO SECURE
VIM. BORDEN, Agent,
aug lift 10 and II Weststree N. Y
The national Republican., 1862-08-09
MARRIAGE.

Married prsous, or tho-s contsin plstiog mstri.
mouy, who suspect themselves OF impotsusy, ssminal
.sAkpsss, oT GEy disease arising from d relaxed
STATE Of ne genia orsLns, whether the result Of
Ii ssss, jury, consequences OF youthful indisors
no,s OF ;noUig- sc of the passions in r.psr years
ars earnestly ertreG,sd 10 place themselves under
ths ssr. oi DI They may rely with certainty
upon specify curr and full visor restored
He trests with entire suros, all dssasss females
such IS LUooRRHE. or WHITES LAPsUs
UTERI, g. 80, and 10 evs.y case guarantees a
psr1sct CURE
FEES moderate and VISITS and CoMMUNI.
CATIONS st .c,iy PRIVATE and coNFIoEN
rIAL
PERSONS calling NO one but the DOCTOR
Those at dstancs may ~ TREATED by MAIL
si7tps STATEMENT Of CAss 70 80
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