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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
TUE vaLuABLe RARM KNOWN AS wind

rILHE VALUABLE FARM KNOWN AS wind
raw t' 1o @ lire mic. ". st OF tn City Of
Ri hmoDd - nu'tiOu.-at he rquTt o. In ?.
vi sell up he p euI e.. IN lhur-nny, N "a dy
sare nm aI'y are, N, :. ard moan
WIND cstd v 70 I'll III 9Th Ntst aa PlaLk soAe
sf RS iree Ss, r mt.tty Low 10 ne O.cu'aty
c. NJ, - acres OF very hg ~ lmDoV
Err Mt We, Yl.nk Ro md ert nd N-et to Jam.
Nv hui ny 80 OF 9 ou1's Su!ig
n,s sA Ve da te t. Itg au 'ues Ha-sf u iss ste
TeeN us,t1f IN tvs v.u h. q a'r,s 4 wnisah
ihe e ar so &C es woodland, Of vtgngrut.
1hs eossIpo alAse de gao ey ~ fentetn
lining 10 NJ ,Etie lex tehe r'stous srd
qua sab es TO Secomm' sc h'ses, two arms rHs
U, the place rim andtwO we'll, Of client water
es,i PIE hes aeweI neics v'ts s'b, h oak hne
| ing au uue1 stsnt h she n toll 'rarage
h fr WING ero siisne- ts II It ~ IN vem'ri m
ui pc d.ii tgt rn. stter for tar ins
ruFPoS A. H. ives' nt Woald co Tl to A.
Pron I,,hsd to ,fr ard eva in. 'Trs-r.hef rsrc
d.yo ii ar HIT QUO liz ma: ger Siil t.Islh
s@~s 80 rd cash ralarce at ard yea the u
eNAs nesOuAbs notes with inherent addei ana sect
~. = e,.sr- . ~ thst.Is, c- 'ss,
20 the at on fp 'Gnsd :. ng ft nj b. iae
R,f 81 amt &" ii b. fur.rdHn,
AItJlh pvp'ry can bee al the once o. the suta o.
a-a J,sa TAYIo,As7s, Auct.
G Ale OF vsLUGRhs ZEAL ssTATE ON
| = rue Ne p sun turnpike. nrprico 'ouBiy,
Inree nil from lea anon, at suctirn.-st
rtqu fiona A. utci sIon, q vi sell the
nj WBlNt5B.Y rph I'd eonmenc nj Al " o. rex
tie '. ia. rm loo ted a, aSo,: ,ps o., Ne to Ai 1T; .
Aft Shy !r. and MAI sc--', ems h1nare Ard thtt'
Who 6 esr-d - ina isn - ~ eal " On AM itsis
mandsr woed stLs-n a'dsTO Ice h0a''' 'r
IN. prsms sad Ii, zee exec s1tie' sd.
ra' n'shb1Ih Of l. uIere ionalsad II pdv W.
| N aVielIsre. -. -.
me sbovs vi be divided IL. ard 'rs T. suit b''
an ii AZ
Tssxs-oreh I'd 9,s tie re=slrd.r a. AID 9nort,, Ger
n.Eot,b noGs With Lite ss' sdd=d, md '' asd " "s''
Ibs o,rss,.crs 10 pay the tax. t. lssl
nhq-,Is "a w soS, Ane''
| vraEy' nv = 70 KNOWN
| 'D,Qw sod "in the '"wa OF fdneJ, on
N, /, w",Go In ~ nc -. W. =" ! ep'
! =, .,.ISzs 2 a cIosk The uaNi. srbr fATn oWn
| . so d"th 'ersS ds"r y - q hon teo's c,
lt.s.-, ins ltsI1 IA Vie I'd 10 n, s.e"s JOi :.
s,telns VI We = ~ lids, Carte, fs d. ard over, q
| c;-s a,u. e,.t yiT A.
| III. I'll p--rsry al 900 h"'uaa Frovs a. OIL
nI ana y, lII Of IN oti or tqu s, :, suit 'hs
T.. scpsts fr,u elm Irp,,.. As desir. bic sry
hts "a tsi s'd vi'.'t &" ten a o. Sous "in &c
| EYL--An e 800 der, o. fourth CasM IN %
The b ace a. - 's.Hi M BE-. ~ 'g''is'i' a'''' sh
! interest I'd ed. I'd Q es;e. egA r. O. de d.
NJ IL Us " TAYs q scN Auets
GsIaTgs TUapgN6TINa and Lebrle.tias
! = "a. iss. -seri'.' snd Tor ssI-S rteEsc,
TILOUR to BE-, .1. ,amy ueu oa s'hrsnnen's.d for
! i sac b. W. u PtkAsAFIa isD 'sssst fsis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
ny KsrT. plpHk 90.

LARGE AND ts..M-i -, s,Ls r ca ICE IND
DuukaBIr DIY GOOD AT con
Tuesday tn Hta n,t'n. Ss y u 81 81 eur Vcs
- foass a 10 oe oes icy Cd 90 an eoI BIZ
Dry Goods,
an, 4 ,o,t a, I-.Q,soah n b ds.I irV T-a
a. N, 81, may a,si. ne ry.s ofsspl az 'yTo g.
81 a, denani-.ld viii Ne eo,,d tIott IzE or sr'e
TIT. sI'"' EEsT. pATS. . o., Lus,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

CHURcH BELIs TOR CASKOS.-Ths balls of all the
churches in Marietta Ca have been recently rendered
TO the Governments OF ths Confederate States 10 he
mJOdsd into cannon. The several congregations Act
separately, bat win mutual understanding she
6ms, and tie pastors Of the churches appointed
jlRl pmistse TO msks The tender the Government
Tas ev laee OF patriotism u Do thoroughly appreciated
only by those who know hos stsong and deep may be
tae sf oiioa Of congregation for their church bal Is
s1and e Ike the voice OF dear eli friend and ever
LEaks0s many sacred AID powerful associations.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
U-AL ES Ar.se FsRN "a.

No l. sn1 ~ 50 &c t0n, and renting back TO polui
ley 50 s:'n - N; IN, sVd % being the
de Of IS %, e.. Wais It II nt' ~, frcn'rE l.
{ - sql MOI emit slTi chs both &C. IS
Zee 10 ri ally . 80 frorS1t r. {. ani 4
10 fee, stree. 30 h eNtculi i2he. -
\. I ect Tall % by W n the ONE th
The al pro = ls &C "a tesnn n at oftea Re
t'Ht h-Vusa brio dws'nso VIII prospect q
vss,y "a lu'o by peedr ton7 hs Il. q
n " pr - of,H g., sin O.EtnS
Th' ,rope FER ar ind 7osmeuI o pm rhaS-r' ing
70 tin at -. preielI ess Of III is
Apply, H mrL- e'y 10 =. '0sK.
Hh5i-u UHi-s No 4. L,w Sulldns, Frank IA street,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
U44a I7EkS.

CIrY CouSoL "A called meeting OF the CITY Council
was held yesterday afternoon, oil the members present
except Messrs Greaner Stokes, and Talbot.
Mr. Gra:tsn fIom the Committee on Flnsnee, presen-
ted the annual report Of that Committee and al oTdi
nance imposing taxes for 1862 Tbs COMMITTEES are Of
the opinion hat IL necessary 10 i-ereaS ihe ahes Oh
real estate and personal property, FROM 70 en-
every 500 value thereof and this WI Le lesj burden
some upon real lstae both the value and the rents
thereof have been greatly increased.
The report 81 ordinances laid upon the table for
the present 10 await the action Of the Legislature upon
the Dill authorizing the issue Of small notes. IL s Dc
hoped that there bAck bone enough In the Council,
TO mpel them TO stake the responsibility" OF ressung
small noes should the gsaturo fail to relieve the 1T
cesfides OF the public by pa ing said bill.
Mr. Hill, from the Committee Of L'g1t, presented the
annual report oftbe operations at tle Gas Works but
withdrew to discrepancy in one OF the tabular
statements accompanying the report. Toe Gas Works
Welded very large revenue, during the past fiscal
yesr all Of which together with the expense Of lighting
the streets, was pad by the consumers OF gas.
Mr. Denoon OF, snted the aunualfeport OF the Water
jig Committee embracing q recSnm, ndlticn for the
execution OF "a dam 20 throw the high wsr clear Of the
pump house Whee ard sui ,ienty Thick to sustain the
outward pressure OF the river" in the event OF freshet
the oil being TO prevent soppage OF he supply
OF water for the city.
TIE report was laid upon the tGbls and ordered to be
printed.
Mr. Hafkins read the following resclation, which
adop@d:
WHrREAs the entire success Of gan,boats aud irou.
clad tanners for ali river haI Dor d6ferces has very
recently proved the fact that they superior to any
other mode Of potc ion for city therefore be is
R,soirtd, by the Council OF the city Of Richmond,
That COMMITTEES tf five be appointed to ing lire in o
The expstieuey fbuidng boas vessels for
me defer TIE city, jams River, aud report ths
of said boat, other vessel aud the earliest time
the said VI ssel can be reacy for service.
Commit ee-MesSrs- HAskins, Rl, G;attap, Burr, and
Gl. brock
After the transaction OF other business, of no
tp.c ial importance the Cou Gil a journrd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

n r0IW0NI ~. a Z mt enc, Who T. pE m 2
vi th-n earst on husef ees
rios yOa'E ADJ.
gdd a, N eSnadsnce THELnS
tTaht- Ns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
RICHMOND WING.
TUKSDAY MORNING, MARCH rs, IsGs.

C0SaAEssIONAL-Ia the SecAse, yesterday. Mr.. Pre-
son submitted resolution, which adopted directing
iequy into the policy Of the Government Of the Coz
fsd:rae States Aug temporary possession Of the rail.
roads in the CO0federsey.
Toe House resumed the discussion Of the report of
the Committee 90 the Judiciary the eg bihty of or
GERS Of the army seats the a1Or of the House
HaAly adopted resolution offered BY Mr. HOls, OF Geo
dsclariDg that esers in the Confederate army
entitled the h1Or unleS they resigned their
commissions.
TIE report Of Cen Wis, Of the battle Of Roanoke
IlArd, received and referred to COMMITTEES. It vii
no; be published At present.
The House went into secret session abou. o'clock,
il Which t eoaJuusd up 10 the hour o. a6 lurnmeaG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
V,HE BEAUTIFUL sUKUEU,N ESTa1,

Il OAlLED "sCNhY siDt,' IN TIs FLANK ROAD, ~
request Of b. hAxal Hq We VIII sell at .u;iion on ih
premises, on Thursday, the an Var h. o oet 81
that be al y rm living than DAD ~ nj ron,
he city and ApproahADe botl by wssham Eoad and
st
III, Trac' co tai 322 Acres, very uct'e nd tie en-
ira6ly da ned t. fro til III qaaers OF
ii the Is .,n 10 he lard .ck ri.rs
the JAaeS hl,er Ca al end wharf IN.
Inc Of tl's m IL ell uoode dis
ony for farm 10 but a. rd ATTY Of wood
FOR sale II tie cIy ahgh ueinIr corst n
oeahul ConyE Nrs Oms Kitchen, -b ,srd AHA hcuIe
Ice House Ga den Rouic sAr and initei II in that
s,uii ed ht class II lard sucepuble q
dyd into four 10 the DIV ng Htu,s ot 10 aces h,
ng t. sbou 13acrstaeh eae hyns hss saroI
III Sbundtnt OF eNTl T. ppy
e1nG 10 thu Is Of seh DIV so'. b
stats wi leso d. wnui o, Ia abtI 'atd AID II y
jrye o. AID TX mire i b. ore Ivy of sIe.
Pit Of he aud q r Jhfce
TERNs OnefVuuh Oh; basnc as. - and IL months
tss In aud snd Eeeured BY oiput
Ter tn sac lie bsa nunber Of Horss Mules y W
ID II sol match par Col rails lhs fam and
broke V hasn'st. t. m.-ctsh
The 1852 pad the purchaser purth
mhN n INV '-H~SsON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
By DUNLOP, AeScUR. . CO., ircrs

SUGAB, CogFpY, MnLsSsHs, &C., AZ re
y tt N. Tau sd he fIth Inst, enEs or At ioS
o'clock irs'i, IT on tUu store,
lSbh ssug an.inVf o. ART O. o.ee quily
S5bgs nh and 10 Coffee
10 IL ola
a. ySIs r. ~ Ptaetes
2INscssat
Pepper, chg r liza emo. &c.
Ternsc'sA.
mh2s-t! DUNiop, " SocEEi 90, 's'sr
NOTICE To pFrO'ITSHs gN IN. SAVINGS
- 1 sTIU INOYtI mo D. IN nssq e't .
III the IA ds Il pcpSn-r. eAO. d - Lie r Z
IN s,yaaI s.itu Iva OF &c prs Dol
er lie. Der ~, pre- or
-l5h pil 1t. As al I-ierst VII 30
Ma eli I, IN2.
nhlS-d2vts9r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

U1LOVR bgs extra rAmy Ueu' OF esnrsnnens.d for
il sac b. ". u PkkASARTa ish 'tsst fsls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

sP'cIAL oEDEH
VIII Any Pr oesii7s, t.E'n BY ne a1,h-rss, q ne
e, sr'b pied from rperato ride
Nc.9 ~ >, ~. OF Ma Oh lt sth ana l4h, declaring
ftiAl taW.
BY eOana=d 81 hs ssers'Sry Of War,
20 NsITHNs.
nh 9i-iH Assistant .dlutaus 0rnfTaL
AT NETTING 81 City ColEel OF N, CIV ~ Rich.
N Oud. held he day n 7aTch lS6s ths u owing
nt ltsd 'so7- ard eordl ctors "a
PER- te the charter b. ella held m the several Ssrs
Of IN eit', o. Wed--d y, the 81 = sPri eE' toWt:
Pa COSMOS AEu-1h -. ChA les roEen, Th-E
toutsr, s-h J. EttheriOord, Coz nnisonss and
h. u Coadu
The slect.sa 20 he h d a. L ey's Eh p
HuH Msbsls wl.b Jl1ss dras;, Jnha 6p-e = 'rAl'ar
ll,r.J.hn , s', dsanys 10 SsisnITs .nd
Z h'i l-F. q "a for
Tas le q be ed Il III Cisv Hall.
TstJ urs wLsp L ~ Lss,, K A. sn,ti Jphn A. Ia
ev A nc >es EnlAl:GA d.. rag. Oomuls ontr and r. r
6ySl, Co7dU:sor
N election 10 be seIi al As ko ALL
kw MORTON
ntts-s6idl Ger. OF he q uner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
AUClIS,S SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CBY aopprs 4 lPPEKsow. AUnrs,
N-INRcY-POUR ACRES or VERY RE, SrTl
% fnI end highly I'm prov ID farming Land

.NINRCT-POUR ACHES OF VERv BEt vi.
~ ful snd highly imprrv d farming land N
MEADOW BridAe road, one mile Northwest OF
Richmond, for lie at uetep.-.wul BE sold tt
suction he euiises, xon4y the Sl,I March, 1874
cloS ~ Of land recent owned ty the late ID
MorS located abosr T1ls nd IL Beautifully stut ed
vtrI fs e but /, admiral aitpt to susu +
deuc g-rirts IL viii be dist I'D lots OF q p?
ordng plat 10 be A. flee On Of he
lots the Crit rate barn ant er lirg: hay h,i and
a. er Q Ia 2 All We built Ice housa
fKRNs--OnehaIf cash balsn.e twelve and epie
fr abe noseI, iuter,s. added secured By tru
deed.
erurehsser 10 pay tiIts for 1852
nh q GOIDIS APPTRscS, JutL
VERY vALUABLR sIsBss STAND ON
tire Soutn side OF Cary, between yIrg mia
a1d Pc AL streets. for sale At ction VIII
sold A. Auc ion, on h prrms- fIDAY the 25h el
1874 a! O'Clock buinsss hsus-, 10 ttgd above
nOE In the occupancy OF Ne Eal0 Co. aha location
Terms cash
The purchaser 10 pay the and uslrlaes for 1882
mhs2 I'd q "GiN . i"PtRsy N, Auc's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

IHToE iLsr TEi otTsE.y g ID oEIYIR' Eo7
Nr BAIT RY
TO vii sv, ~ In ldhisa - the G,vsrn-
nth ut ~ 80.
P'I w'elug s-lHVrI is.s SAn gu, De sy, At
err SLEE nAvIDanS
m p~iWd' GtpA L=IhsT Altllsy,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

+ GNaur rely b. Governor Wig rlst- rails, A,It
Il Coo ..uy 'gl ~ ~ g. tie "a. Al thOJs tsTtlA
d. sss Of oia'IE the "a CT # N SSlSS
do 10 oily once the ohes q } hi nHl-z
4 Gu g'n, W. d dilg
U g ed s;bs ense ftrnsled.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

G;PIAITs TUaPgr6TINn and Lebrls .tias
= "a. jsst -scris.t tnd for ssl- ~ pbCNhL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
LICHT snrIELNRV

BURROWS, RPLIIBLB mVVICISy, ,a.s y
ID esvsd ard for sale by p DU"AL sornar Of hAi' Al
ieah 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
oPTc,ty ras - ~. -

lcsvosp rrh q lisa
meeting o'he dree.o-' hed $40 'aT h % 'g ies.
a ,Iit on al D ed ard o d.rsd abe ?rb .hs
n slced TasL nseqlea OF he nab ~ he b 10
uss thu 81 tie Prssd % be- and he htrsbJ
Tree rol'ee BY 'bi nin re ioos
of has~pos er, N sint i"n that from and sit,f
rs Fat AL o.rIdests ,h ,, psd o. dso-nf
l,sr IT, al esrf ates Of les than
thou nj dollars h, inr. viii III ist Il April ,nd
anon ia ger ION, OF III So OF hat mon D,poa. vii
HoAAgk L. KENr . Id,rt.
n Arsrkr. nashIs- nSio-dinu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

era a,s sCpTCH Ueg Nrs,-ug Laere-,, oiv
- o.. Candle -ict 10 II o To IN usi.s ana d.
Printer an siudsr. Gse, Psreu vi aishss Tc- al by
W. FErE4soS . Or DR.. y sta
tsh lhS Main 3 e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

GoDAi g6DAII 1880 Ks.s Superior Carbonate sods for
- sale ~ ' IAN A. y. sroAK 90,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25

AnJUfAST AND IvsP GENERALS OSFIOE,
RICHMOND, March 20.h, 1854 I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-25
JnES II RsAaA~,

~ To pubrsSeI vssN OR Is In n c.
ts," Al b, g "'~u r. ar est "a =. - Ht-i n
! a ,t y Augsia rue n la, W. RI ns. "Av.-
Lace e. .,ppIs lie ~ 'evsrts,r," Nom, em,ry, tl.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-18

No recent Magazinc-paper has excited
more general interest than the article in tie
August AHontc on G, mnastics.' The pres
ent work is nm exposition Of the system of
which That article gave synopsis.
The author Of this work has been for many
years engaged in teaching Gymnastics The
hook describes and illustrates his New Srs-
TEN OF PHYslcAL TRAINING This system has
Ind the practical test Of long and varied nsc
1t comprises exercises with DUMB BELLS, RINGS,
WANps, CLUBS, ETC., nll Of which, are made
perfectly clear BY full explanations while
many nre illustrated by pictorial representa-
tons Of the body required to perform them.
TnE Dunn BELL INsTRucTon, connected with
this work, is of the highest interest and i'm
portance. It is designed for home nse, and
gives great variety Of Dumb-Bcll Exercises,
together with carefully selected progressive
series for every day practice.
TnE PASGrMNAsTIKos isa very simple, USE
full, ard cheap piece Of gymnastic apparatus,
upsn which all gymnastic exercises may be
performed, and which can BIO introduced, at
small cost, into any private house. 1t is fully
and illustrated in this volume.
The "NEw GYMNASTICS should be read in
every family in the land where exercises
valued MS means Of health. Ladies, espcc-
tally. will find in itn great variety Of EASY
SIMPLE, AND INvIcoRhTiEa ExERclsEs, all of
which may be practisea in their own homes.
Driyr For sale by al booksellers, or sent
postpaid to any address, on receipt of One
DOLLAR. by the publishers.
TICkNOR s. FIELDS, 135 Washington
Street, Boston.
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THE
F1NKLE g. LYON
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

Branch Office, lo2 Lake Street. !
EOR the pur pose Of facilitating the Sewing
l. Aachine Trade in the West, the FINkLE
u LYON SEWING MACHINE co. have
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Lake Street, first fioor)
The Hsnnl charges for freight on Machines
from New Work to this place will be added
TO the New York prices. In every other res
pect.,he business ofth Chicago office will be
done on the same. terms as at the parent
oefce in New York.
A full assortment Of Machines with all the
late improvements, is already in the Chicago
office, and all orders for Machines and Sewing
Machine Findings will be promptly filled.
To parties little acquainted with the Fink Le
& Lyon Sewing Machines tho careful perusal
ofthc Companys Circular is specially COM
mended. This circular can be had on appli-
cation. II rs very specific and will be found
highly instructive, having been prepared with
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ments therein made.
The following brief quotation is eharact-
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"This Machine is better adapted than any
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quent changes and almost endless variety Of
saving required in a family; for it will sew
from one to twenty thickncsses Of Marseilles
with out stopping, and make every stitch per-
feet. Will sew from the finest gauze to the
heaviest cloth, and even the stoutest harness
leather, without changing the feed, needle or
tension, or making any adjustment of ma
chine whatever
Thus have we successfully overcome the
most dihcut point in the Sewing Machine
art. It was no erliRary triumph. Defantly
can we now say, "No ether Machine compares
with it in this respect" Hence, have we; I'M
iformly -alnosf without ex:eption-taken
the highest premium, whenever the Machine
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Hence IL 1t that we are able to offer the fol-
lowing guarantee, viz, "We Warrant every
Machine We sell to give BETTER satisfaction
than any other Sewing Machine in market,
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on the continent where the Machine
is not favorably known. No prefer ouch
reputation to one based tn more talking
points, q they are technically called in the
trade. Hence We make but one kind Of stitch,
viz, the Iock-stitch alike on 18th sides, re-
luiring only ene-third tie thread Of other
kinds of stitches.
N. b. Local Agents wanted in every county
throughout the West Special inducements Of
erred.
FlNKtB & LYON 8. N. CO.,
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n4ov49m.
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Prs fee sG,a5


NVVbOCs
State Of Iowa So
Tama County
To Abram Edwards Olivia Edwards G..
q. Edwards, VIM. II. Harrison, Horace
Tremain John Hannah (Adm's) and
Sarah Hannah (AdmiN) take notice
There is now on tile in the clerks Office of he
District Court Of anna County Iowa sworn
petition Of VIM. Il. Rogers claiming Of you as
now justly due him the for, closure Of a mort
gage according to law given by Abram ond
Olivia Edwards on the oath day Of September
1853, to William +. Rogers, Which was given
to secure a note dated the 18th day of April
1858, for the sum of one hundred and seventy
nine dollars, which mortgage is duly recorded
in the records of said county in book 3 Page
33, and no personal claim is made Of any
of you except the said g. G. Edwards; and
now unless you appear m noon Of the End
day of the next term of said Court, com.
mencing on the third monday in September
4. II. 1862, default will be entered against
You AMI Judgement rendered thereon.
7. F. BRADFORD.
Sol. for Plaintiff
July 9Th 1862 vinsiwi
Printers Fee S6,o5
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Nszy1 MANHOOD,
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just published, in q sealed enreloPe. Price d Cts
A LECTURE ON TIE NATURE, TREAT
mcnt and radical cnre " Spermatorrhoea, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions
Sexual Debility, and appointments 10 marri-
ngc generally. Nervousness, consumption,
Epilepsy and fits: Mental and Physical In.
capacity, resulting from Self Abuse &c.--Dy
RoHT. J. CnEvEswELL, NJ. D., Author of the
Green Book, &c.
The world renowned anthor, in this admi-
able Lecture, clearly proves from his own ex-
pcricnce that the awful effects of self abuse
may be cffectually removed without medicine
and without dangerous surgical operations
bougies, instruments, rings, or cordials, point
ing cut mode Of cure nj once certain and
eifcctual, by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically. This Lee
ture wiz prove boon to thousands and thous-
nnds.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope TO any
address, on the receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing,
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127Bowery, N, y, Post Office Iox, 45se. y
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NOTICE.
State Of iowa,
Tama County

lama CouhtJ
s4 TO Stephen Klingamar and
ssrs Ann klingaman. Lydia
Gross, Clarissa Klingaman
~iE Sarah klingaman, Charles
klingaman, Maria kiinga.
man, Getta klingaman. D
L Cunkle, Isaac L. Allen
and the State of Iowa,
Iou and each of you are hereby notified
that there is now on file in The Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of said county OF
Tama, a petition OF Jonathan Davis claiming
Of you the fo' eclosnre Of mortgage therein
described; and that no personal claim is
made Of any Of you except the said Stephen
klingaman.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend
on or before noon of the I'd day Of the next
term Of said court commencing on the 81
Monday Of September A. D. 1862, default will
he entered against you and Judgement rem
dercd thereon as prayed for.
ISAAC L. ALLEN
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Prs fee S6,o5 n3a.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-18
SALESRoON, SO BROADWAY
EW YO X.

THIs Machine RECONSTRUCTED on an entirely
new principle of mechanism, possessing many
rare and valuable Improvements, having been
examined by the most profound experts, and
pronounced to be SIMPLICITY and PERFEC-
TON COMBINED.
The following are the principal objections
urged against Sewing Machines
Excessive fatigue'to the operator.
2.--Liability 10 get ont Of order
3.-Expcnse, trouble and loss of time in re-
pairing.
A. fncapacity to sew every description Of
material.
5.-Disagrceable noise while in operation.
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HOWARD AS8oCIA-
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For the RELIEF Of The sick and distressed, afflicted
srith Nralent and Chronic Diseases and especi-
allyJor The cure Of diseases Of Tie SERIAL Or
gdns.
MEDICAL ADVICE, given gratis by the act
ing surgeon.
4 VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrhoc !,
or Seminal Wenkness, and other diseases Of
the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW RENE
DIES employed in the Dispcnsary, sent to the
afflicted in scaled letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Two or three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street, philadelphia, Pa.